The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-06
Bricf News Items.

daN evening ana broke his lett arm Dc-
tween the elbow and shoulder. 1t is not
thought there will be any serious results.
The resistance OF the Danes in Schlcs-
wig 10 the demands Of Prussia that they
serve in the Prussian military service Is as
strong rs ever. Thirty OF them have Just
been expelled from the country for refusing
90 inscribc their names for such service.
The Bishop Of Bohemia has become so
much alarmed NJ the rapid spread OF spirit
ualism in that country that, believing pro-
scriptiye measures necessary, he has dc-
clarcd any one protesting beiiel III spirit
ualistic doctrines TO be guilty OF hereSy'
A dispatch from Baton Rouge says:
" An alteration took place wednesday
afternoon between W. L. Sanders, a
broker. and w. 4. Lecsner, publisher OF
the CdpifoliGn ldr0cdte, IN which the lat
ter was shot through the head and died in
two hours. Both parties are well con-
ncctcd."
The London Tf7Hh saws there are rumors
that In nrocess of time Prince Albert Vie
for. eldest son of the Prince Of Wales, will
be advised 10 select rs his wife the Princess
Clcmcntine. Of SaXc-Coburg, daughter OF
the King and Queen Of the BelglanS. The
princess is now only thirteen years old,
and the young Prince six years Older.
In Bedford, Pa, on last Saturday, at the
private banking establishment OF llartly &
Bowers. two $1,000 bills were paid out in
mistake for two 800 bills. Up to this
forenoon the money had not been recover
ed. Ii was at first said the identity OF the
paycc or pNyees was not known. but We'd
ncSday il was reported that il l. known
where the money went.
An Allentown Pa telegram Of The Sd
SAYS: This evening Uriah Keck received a
note stating that his wife and Strangc man
would meet ut kern'S saloon. He went
there at 5 O'Clock. and seeing them togc-
Their drew his revolver and fired two shot,
al the man, who made his escape unini
lie then fred twice at his wife. the last shot
taking effect in her right thigh, making
dangerous wound.
\ cable message received Wednesday
morning at HaVard-Collcgc observatory
from Or. Kruger, q kicl, Prussia, an
nounceS the discovery OF DArreStS comet
bv Dr.. +. IIartwig, of the StraSbrg oh
sfrvatorv. 1t i very FAINT. It's periOdicity
i six and two-third years. and this Is lis
sixth appearance. During the present ap-
pearancc the conditions Of visibility will
be very difficult. the comet being one fifth
or sixth as bright as when seen in 1871.
Two brothers, Harrington and Ed. Will
liams (colored), Of Augusta, quarrelcd
some time AGO about domestic troubles, and
Ed. horSewhipped Harrington for abusing
the formers wife. While Ed. was riding
on a hack this evening on the outskirts Of
the city he was shot to the ground by llar-
rington, who fred at him five times. hit
ting him twice. The wounded man will
probably die. Harrington was placed in
Jail.
\ New York telegram OF Wednesday
saws: George W. DayidS, a member OF the
firm OF Thaddeus David, u Co., ink-manu-
facturers. committed suicide to-day in the
Grand Union Hotel. He registered at the
hotel late last night, and when at an early
+ hour this u;orning a servant awakened him
F he requested 10 be let alone. Some hours
later he wa, found dead, with bottle OF
/ laudanum by his side, with the vendors
/ label scratched of.
\ Chester Ill.) telegram says: At 4
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon four conylctS
ATTEMPTED 10 escape from the prison here.
/ William Mccormick. who is serving 4 five
years sentence for violation OF the postal
I laws. was shot through the upper part OF
/ the right lee; James Rogers, imprisoned
for the same offence, wa, shot in the Shout
der: and another convict was shot and
slightly wounded. All were speedily cap
tured and placed in solitary confinement.
/ The tumult lasted about ten minutes.
/ In the United States Circuit Court OF
/ PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday morning, Daniel
/ Y. SNYDER and Mary J.. Walton. trading as
SNYDER n Walton. brought suit TO recover
damages from the Yorktown Centennial
Association Of Virginia for breach OF Con-
tract. The plaintiffs claimed to have paid
4 400 for the privilege OF photOgraphing anC
selling pictures. and alleged that in viola
ton OF the contract the company permitted
other parties TO enter upon the grounds
and carry on a competitive business. \
verdict was rendered in favor Of plaintiffs
for SOHO.
I'm the Circuit Court at st. Louis Tues
day was concluded the sequel 10 the motto
rious Teyis scandal, which was brought e
The surface by the shooting Of Frank /
Irlebarf bv the woman's husband, Mr.
Rush II. Tevi>. on the afternoon OF No
yember 9th last. The scandal had man!
branches. and caused many hearts to bleeC
for fear Of exposure. Tuesday the hus
bands application for divorce and cuStod.
Of the child was heard. Mrs. Tevis mad
no opposition, and the decree was granted
The parties were married in philadelphia
January 3, 1873. and lived together unit
November "A. 1882. Mrs. Teyis went Els
after the shooting, and is still in that sec
ton Of the country.