The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-02

A passion MIA, Is TO be produced 9
Emerald. a small y,h. 'ge near San Franci:
co, II Is said, rs sumsner attraction mex
year.
Placer mining IN the old style has bee
revived In San Francisco. Colo was di'
covered IN digging cellar, ana sewers
men have since been industrfcusiy usin
pans al profit OF about 90 per day.
The extensive stables belonging to IL
Gordon House. Orangevile, Ont, were
burned Tuesday, and the celebrated trot'
iing-horses General Bramish and High
iahu, Jr., together with several other yaii-
able animals, persisted in the flames. Loss,
$4,000.
George Rowley, while engaged In saving
In his mill at Carbondale, Pa, Tuesday,
was instantly killed by the saw bursting. a
large piece OF which struck him in the
neck, nearly severing his head from his
body. His father, who was standing close
beside him. was sprinkled with his sons
blood, but escaped injury.
Great excitement prevails in Silverton,
Colorado, i'm consequence Of the discovery
in the National Belle Mines, in the Red
Mountain district, of cave literally over
flowing with silver. Solid galena deposits
project from all sides. some being rs large
as q wagon-body, while It's sides were seen
10 be literally mass OF sohd mineral. and
its floor waist-deep in carbonates. No esti-
mate can now be made OF the value OF the
ore in sight. as it is simply inexhaustible.
The report is confirmed OF the betrothal
OF Miss Nellie Fortescue, the iavorite
actress OF the Savoy Theatre Company,
London, TO Lord Arthur William Gar
maybe, the second and oldest living
son and the heir presumptive OF Lord
Cairns. The young lord is not vet twenty
two years OF age, having been born De
cember 81, 1861, and has for q long time,
| by his pronouncedaloye OF theatricals and
| constant association with lights OF the stage,
been in disfavor with his noble father, the
earl. The prospective groom has, how
ever. the strong sympathy OF his younger
| brothers, who have also developed pre-
cocious predictions for theatricals.
Three marriage ceremonies, all perform
| ed IT once. are about to be celebrated ut the
| Grand Ducai Court. The Grand Duke
LOUIS ", whose wife (the Princess Alice
OF England) died five years ago, is said to
be about TO marry his sister-in-law, the
| young IIlDCeSS DtdlilCc, tue CNuIHliID
young girl for whom, il romance is true,
the son Of Napoleon Ill. went to seek
death in Zululand. At the same moment
that he himself is going to marry the aunt
Of his children the Grand Duke will give
his two eldest daughters, the first to Prince
Louis Of Battenberg and the second to the
hereditary Prince OF Baden.
The relatives OF the late Thomas Hoyne,
who was killed in the late accident on the
| Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg road,
give n deplorable recital Of the condition
OF affairs in and about the wreck, and up
braid severely the alleged neglect CT the
railway officials. A SON OF Mr.. Hoyne re-
ates that the trInmen refused TO allow
the coffin to be opened TO guard against
the possibility OF mistaken identity. He
was unable by any process to reach the
scene OF disaster by making application
to the railway authorities. The daughter
OF Mr.. HOyne says that no attention was
paid to the dead after the accident, and
that bodies were lying on the side OF the
road exposed to the sun fourteen hours
after the disaster. II is further declared
that parties were opening valises and
searching the dead bodies while the en-
ployes OF the road were removing the de-
bTiS. Mr.. Hoyne had large sum Of mo-
ncy with him, but his relatives state that
his watch and all other valuables are miss
ing, though a portion OF them may be in
I the custody OF the coroner.