The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-02

R0w-MANY FRENCHMEN GOING TO THE
OBsEQUIES.
[By cable to the Dispatch.
VIENNA, September 1.-The Archduke
Louis Victor will represent the Emperor
Francis Joseph at the funeral OF the Count
OF Chambord on Monday. 1t is stated the
Count before death directed that his body
should always remain ut GoritZ, and that
it should never be taken to France even ii
the monarchy should be restored. He said
in his last days, "They would not have me
living. and will not want me dead" Re-
Guiem masses will be celebrated through
out France Monday for the repOSe OF the
soul OF the dead Count. Emperor Francis
Joseph yesterday received all the Orleans
princes here. Three thousand Frenchmen
have arrived at Goritz to attend the fune-
raj. 1t is expected two thousand more
will be present on the day OF the funeral.
The Countess de ChambOrd has received
the Orleans princes with regal ceremOnialS.
FLOWERS FROM QUEEN VICTORIA.
LoNDoN, September 1.-Queen Victoria
has sent a magnificent bouquet OF lilies and
white roses to Frohsdorf to be placed on
the Count de Chambord's coffin.
THE RUSSIAN COURT IN MOURNING.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 1.-The Rus
sian Court will go into mourning five days
for Count de Chambord.
THE REMAINS CONsECRATED.
FROnSDORF, September mgr. Fanu-
tell. the Papal nuncio at Vienna, conSe-
Grated the remains OF Count de ChambOrd
to-day in the presence OF the delegate from
the Emperor Francis Joseph, number OF
Legitimists. and others. The certificate Of
death WAS deposited in the coffin.
Arrest Of Alleged Dynamiters.
GLASGOW. September 1.-SiX Irishmen
suspected OF having been connected with
the dynamite attempts here last January,
when the largest gasometer in the city was
blown up and other property destroyed,
have been arrested. Their names are Peter
Callaghan, Thomas Deyany, Patrick Me-
Cabe. Patrick Dunn, Terence McDcTmott,
and Henry Mccain. The police declined
TO reveal the source OF information which
led TO their arrest. The men were all ap-
pretended at the same time in different
parts Of the city. The houses in which
they lived were searched by the police.
The prisoners are charged with blowing
ND the largest gasOmeter In the city, de-
stroying railway-shed, and attempting to
destroy with dynamite the acqueduct Of
the Forth and Clyde canal. Another Irish.
man named DOnnelly has been arrested
here on the same charge.
The Recent storm and Tidal Wave.
TORONTO, September well-informed
and reliable party at ST. John having been
telegraphed yesterday to make statement
about the losses by the storm and tidal
IL, f~l1g inn a.fp 1
pIy: storm OF Thursday last not heavy
here. Heard OF no casualties worth men
tioning. Some rumors OF suspected losses
on the banks. No tidal wave whatever"
THE Anfi-Jewish Riots.
PEsTH, September THE military have
suppressed fresh attempts mt roting against
the Jews in Zaa, many OF the rioters be-
ing arrested. There has been a renewal OF
rioting in the Zagorian districts. Bands Of
peasants are parading and singing the
songs OF 1913 and proclaiming Communis-
tic sentiments.
The Madagascar Throne.
LONDON. September IA dispatch TO
the Exchange Telegraph Company from
Paris saws the report OF the death OF the
Queen OF Madagascar is confirmed. The
niece OF the late Queen, hostile to the
French, succeeded her on the throne.
Shipwreck and Loss OF Life.
PEXzANCE, September 1.-The bark G..
j. Jones, from Charleston for Falmouth,
with phosphate, has been totally wrecked
off Penzance. Two OF the crew were
saved, but il is feared the others eleven in
number) were drowned.
A Mob Fired Upon.
SEAGORIEN, September 1.-Two thousand
peasants invaded Krapina to-day for the
purpose OF attacking the Jews in that place.
\ The mob was fred upon by the military.
One man was killed and three wounded.
| Iourfoan neosants were arrested