The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05

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have discovered plot against the life Of
Crown Prince Rudolph. II.
Several huge gaps have appeared IN the
walls OF the central tower Of the Peters
borough Cathedral. The tower VIII DC
forthwith demolished. The Cathedral u
one Of the finest In England.
A dispatch from Wicsbaden reports 5000
persons homeless at Ludwigshafen, 1000 OF
Mannheim, and 1000 at Wurms. They are
lodged I'm the school-houses and churches.
Moro dykes have broken ut Mayence.
The men employed In one department OF
| the Eigin Cll.) watch-iactory did not strike
on the arrival OF q young woman as the first
employee % her sex among them, but re-
ccived her with speeches OF welcome ana
the gift OF a toilet set.
Three eminent physicians declare as a
result Of the post moftem over four Vie
tins OF the horse disease ut Oskaloosa, La,
that the malady Is ccrebro-spinal meniri-
gifts. New cases are constantly arising.
No remedy has been found.
Henry II. CARRIER. one OF the victims OF
the famous CARRIER poisoning case at Nor
ristovn, Pa, which still remains mystery.
has been placed In the Philadelphia hospi-
tai, hopeless paralytic. After the whole
sale poisoning his life was saved, but he
was left physical wreck.
The Lyons Medical gives the case Of a
surgeon who had attended at duel. and
declined 10 give evidence concerning II in
court, stating that what he knew was gain
ed i'm his professional capacity. This was
adjudged falhcious on the ground that to
keep silent in regard to crime l. Illegal.
lie was fineds20.
A Kingston (Ontairo) special says: The
Rev. A. Matthews. the Presbyterian MIN
ister Of Trenton who was lately compelled
to resign his charge owing TO his increasing
mental weakness. disappeared Wednesday.
lie has become violently insane. and Tues
day attempted TO put his wife's eyes out
with red hot poker.
"Wednesday both branches Of the Tennes-
see LEGISLATURE adopted resolutions direct
ing that no further interest be PAID on the
funded bonds. The vote stood i'm the Sem
ate ~ for and against. In The House Il
was g. for ard q against. Several bills
were introduced TO repeal the present SET
tlenient, and one viii pass. A large nun.
Der OF coupons were presented, and the
Treasurer refused TO pay them.
The Missouri RepuJiicdn says: son
the nigh: OF the oath ultimo il was an
nounced that Miss Sarah Young, daughter
OF William Young, a respectable farmer
living about mile from Willow Springs,
suddenly died from poison administered
by her own hand with suicidal intent. The
ladies from the neighborhood, while pre-
pairing the remains for burial, discovered
tightly clenched in the girls hand the fol-
lowing note Il got mad because pawould
not let me keep company with Monroe
Loyan, and took strkchnine in coffee to
kill me. Bury ne with my brown dress
on"
General Lilley, prominent citizen OF
Natch Chunk. Carbon county, Penn, has
addressed letter TO Mr.. j. B. BOgert, en-
chairman OF the Democratic state Central
Committee OF that State, and editor OF the
Wilkesbarre Union Leader, in which he
charges that of S3,000,000 collected by Il
Mr.. Evans. who was appointed agent for
PENNSYLVANIA TO settle with the United
states Government for advances made du-
ring the war, not one dollar WAS ever COW
cred into the Treasury Of Pennsylvania,
and that the evidence is in existence to
prove this statement. The General says he
/ knows OF six men who had 100000 each
of the sum collected by Evans.
The London Daily NeuS publishes a let
ter from Madagascar, dated September
last, giving details OF the murder on the
coast OF Madagascar OF the two Ameri-
cans, Emerson and Hulctt. Emerson was
shot without the slightest warning by q
party Of natives whom the travellers had
passed on the road. lfulett was wounded
while fleeing, but turaed on his pursuers
with rcvolvers, when the natives, number
ing from forty 20 fiits, dispersed IN the
bushes, from which they fired upon and
killed lIulett. The murders were COM
mitted on the 9th OF September, and the
bodies were recovered on the 18th. A
French interpreter and an African attend
ant were also killed in the struggle.
The car-repair shops Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, ut Mount Claire, were
completely destroyed by fire at n late
hour Wednesday, together with all the
contents, consisting oil two Pullman cars,
eight new passenger coaches, Nice-Presi-
dent Spenc3s private car, and several
coaches which were being repaired. There
were about two hundred men employed
In the shop, all OF whom lost their took.
The building was an old structure, prin-
cipally built Of wood, and was two hun
dred feet long by eighty-tiye feet wide.
The loss is estimated at $1,000 The
cause OF the fire is unknown. There was
no insurance.
A 81. Louis telegram says Misses Lizzie
Hackct, Of Memphis; Lizzie Nichol, OF
this city; Jennie Mccormick, of Detroit;
Mary Mclaughlin, OF Bangor, Me-; Katie
Cudahy, OF Milwaukee; Nora O'Gorman, OF
Detroit; and Mary Byrnes, Of New York,
were invested with The white veil Of the
order OF the Sistcrhood OF the Good Shep-
herd Wednesday morning. The following
noyices took the black veil: Misses Lawlor
and Moran, OF -. Louis; Killein and
Savage, OF Detroit; and Murphy, OF ST..
Paul. The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Ryan, assisted by several priests.
The Sisterhood OF the Good Shepherd de-
vote themselves to the reclamation OF fallen
women, and support themselves By their
OWN labor.
Virginia News.
The Page Courier reports that an expert