The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-04

OBSEQUIEs OF THE COUNT DE CHAMGORD-THE
ORLEANS PRINCES REFUSE TO ATTEND
CONSEQUENT SENSATION.
IBy cable to the Dispatch.
PARIS, September o. The remains OF the
Count De ChambOrG were conveyed from
Frohsdori to Wolkersdorf SUNDAY, morn
ing, and were sent from there to Goritz in
the evening. All the inhabitants OF Frohs-
dOri accompanied the procession from the
chateau to the depot. The cOrtege con-
sisted OF force Of local volunteers and
intimate friends OF the deceased. In the
streets through which the mOurnful pro-
cession marched many black flags and
draperies were displayed from public
buildings and residences. \ plaster cast
OF the Counts face was taken. and the
Duke OF Sagman made a sketch Of the body
as ii lay IN state.
MASS FOR THE DEAD.
PARIS. September 3.-Rcquiem mass was
celebrated ut the church OF II. German to-
day for the Iepose OF the soul OF the Count
De Chambord. The service was quietly
performed. The church was filled. and
there were great crowds Of people outside.
There was no disorder.
THE FUNERAL CORTEGE.
The funeral c0rtege was composed as
follows First. members Of all the corpora
tons in town bearing tapers next, the iu-
neral car drawn by six horses; another
vehicle followed laden with wreaths.
Prince Thurn and TaXis alone, represent
ing the Emperor Francis Joseph. was next.
Then came the Duke Of Parma. the Grand
Duke OF Tuscany, Don Carlos, Don Al
Z, and hn 4 81 ~ 4pii LAIlDlNtnp
them were five thousand French rOyallSts.
The French Populations bearing banners
and wreathS, and w0rkmen's delegates
from Paris, Lyons, and Brittany. brought
up the rear. The route OF the procession
was lined with infantry. Fifty thousand
foreigners were present to witness the
obscqUies. \ meeting Of French ROyalistS
was held this afternoon to draw up an act
OF adhesion 10 the Count.
Excited Frenchmen Mt GOriiz.
GORITZ. September 3.-Thc refusal Of
the Orleans princes TO attend the obSequies
~ the Count de Chambord has created con-
siderable sensation. over 1900 French
men are here. Groups are forming to pre-
pare resolutions upon the death OF the
Count. Several Royalist notableS declare
they will return to Paris forthwith, and
some have already started. Ii is thought
probable that the agitation will lead to some
untoward demonstration. II Is stated that
a large LegitmiSt meeting will be held to
examine the political situation and prepare
a manifesto in favor Of the Count de Paris.
More Anti-Jewish RiOting.
SzIGgTvAN. HUNGARY, September g.
Serious anti-Jewish rioting occurred here
during the night. the mob committing ter
rible havoc upon property. One person
was killed and four were wounded. Troops
have been summoned and are en- route.
pEsTIf, September "a number Of pea
SAINTS attending the market ut Goriean have
DESTROYED the Hungarian escutcheon at the
post-onice and barracks. During the msife
one man was killed and several were
wounded.
Shipping-Men Inspecting Virginia
Ports.
IBy telegraph to the Dispafch.l
NoRFoLK. VA, September "a large
marty OF gentlemen, representing ocean
steamsh,p lines between New York and
Europe. arrived here this afternoon from
Newport,s News and Hampton Roads. at
which points they had spent the day in
snectipg the shipping advantages. After
an inspection Of the shipping here, the
party left for New York by the Old Do
mnion Steamship Line.
Fatal storm In ItaIy-Loss or Life.
NAPLES. september 3.-Dnring thun.
der.storm at Grumo, near this city, ye.ter
day, the foundation OF house was inun
dated. causing it to fall, burying clever
persons in the ruins. A heavy storm ha.
prevailed ON the Mediterranean sea. Il
was especially severe on the western coast o
Italy.
| Crops Destroyed I'm Ireland.
DUBLIN, September 3.-Recent Storm
have almost totally destroyed the grain anC
other crops in the south OF Ireland. Tn
authorities fear renewal OF the rent agita
tim Owing TO the distress consequen