The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-02
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Ischia Calamity.

InJ capie 10 the Dspatch.I
LONDON, August 1.-The latest advices
from Casamicciola say that number Of
English and Americans have arrived there
In search OF friends and relatives who are
supposed to have been victims OF the ca
lamity. The syndic states that thousand
are dead at Lacco, thousand at Forio,
and two thousand five hundred at Casa
micciola. The damage to property Is
100000 lire. Shocks OF rhe earthquake
have been felt at Weisbaden. The Bishop
OF Casamicciola, who was killed by the
earthquake last Saturday light, was Mon
signor Mazzella, who was preconized in
pdrtibuS for bis devoted services on the oc-
casion OF the earthquake at Casamicciola in
| 1881.
| BERLIN, August 1.-Private kilograms
| have been received here which state that
there was a slight earthquake on the island
OF Ischia on the oath Of July, but that the
fact was hushed up by the authorities for
fear that II report OF it was sent abroad
visitors would be debarred from visiting
the island.
LONDON. August Fifteen hundred
tons OF chloride OF lime was used at Casa
micciola during yesterday for deodorizing
purposes, but the stencil in the upper part
Of the town Is still unbearable. Water
gushed violently out Of the springs again.
1t was almost boiling hot. A slight shock
was felt Monday night. Two guards were
killed. The military prevent the landing
OF all people not provided with special
passes.
A Dangerous Nlhilist Conspiracy"
LONDON, August 1.-The Times this
morning says I'VE are able to state that
official news has been received from the
continental capital that 4 most dangerous
Nihilist conspiracy has been discovered IN
Russia. A great number Of people are
implicated and many arrests have been
made"
yubiiatiOns Over Carey's Death.
DUBLIN, August L. Eight enormous
bonlires were built around james Carey's |
late residence last night. There were also |
fires in other streets throughout the city. |
Bands marched through the streets play |
ing national airs, followed by crowds OF |
people, who cbcered rs they marched. 4
slight collision occurred between the crowd |
and police officials. It IL feared that the |
Fenians will be much emboldencd by these |
demonstrations.
Cholera Notes.
LONDON, August IA dispatch TO the
local news agency from Cairo says there
were 800 deaths from cholera in that city
yesterday.
L0NDON, August There were twelve
deaths from cholera among the British
troops in Egypt on Tuesday. The disease
is spreading among the Sussex regiment mt
Ismalia, where twenty men, including
captain and doctor, have died within the
last three days. The deaths among the
natives on Tuesday, exclusive CT those at
Cairo, numbered Go, including y at Ro-
sotta.
when and Where Carey was shot.
LONDON, August 1.-James Carey was
shot at 4 O'Clock sunday afternoon. The
steamer Melrose, on which the shooting
occurred. arrived at Port Elizabeth ut 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon. These facts
seem 10 show that O'Donnrll was outside
OF colonial jurisdiction when he committed
the crime. and that he must be tried in
England.
The King ami Queen of Spain.
MADRID, August |. King AlfonZo and
Queen Christina arrived at the Royal Pa
lace Of San Ildefonzo La Granja yesterday
evening The King went to the frontier
to meet his royal spouse. This fact dssi-
pates whatever may still remain OF the
theory that thp tuo had uuarrpIla1