The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-19

The steamer Plymouth Rock, while on
her way from New York TO Long Branch
Tuesday, collided with the steamer Kill
Won kull. Neither vessel was much dam
aged. A temporary panic occurred among
the passengers OF the Plymouth Rock.
Captain j. ID. Douglass. OF the British
bark Ernc, has been arrested at Boston for
violating the provisions Of the new Chinese
law In bringing from Manila Chinaman
whom he discharged and allowed TO go
ashore.
The Bolivian Government declares 1t will
not make peace without G union with
Peru. According 10 news published In
lei Pueblo, General Caceres Is at Suanuco
with l,20O bady-armed men. The same
authority states that an engagement took
place at Pan de Agucar, resulting in the
loss OF Colonies Recabarren and Secada,
OF General Caceres's forces.
The most beautiful ball-dress ever In
vented by Worth, all in white and silver,
Is to be called 1.-THE Chamberlayne," in
honor Of that beautiful American girl, and
Is not 10 be worn by any others till she has
worn hers at the earlier balls OF the London
season. Mrs. Pitman (Margery Deane) is
responsible for the story that this young
woman has been heard to address tie
Prince Of Wales rs Jumbo.
A funny suit is in progress in the New
York Supreme Court. Maurice Sullivan,
aged twenty-three, wants his marriage
with Sophia Healy, widow OF forty
four, annulled, because he was forced to
wed while under the influence Of whiskey.
This the widow denies. and in proper time
mr. Ia " N
married them and documentary testimony
besides TO di.prove her ex-hubby's charge.
She SAYS he wants to resign because she
refused to let him have 1000 Immediately
after the wedding. They lived together
just three days.
Mrs. Cortes Poak, the wife OF q Cleye-
land, o., fireman, Is the victim OF serious
and malignant blood-poisoniDg. Last week
while cutting bread slip OF the
knife made n small and harmless scratch
upon her left hand. Before the wound
had perfectly healed, and while engaged
in washing some OF the new regulation
"polka-dOt skirts, her hand was seized
with a sharp, singing pain, accompanied
with rapid swelling. The arm to the lin
ger-tips was swollen to twice IFS normal
size, and heroic treatment and severe lane
ings were the only life-saying resorts.
J. C. Mobiles, OF Atlantic Highlands, Y.
j., who was ut one time Methodist MN
lister, disappeared from the Merchants
Hotel, in COrtlandt street, New York,
Monday, leaving letters in which he de-
clared his intention TO commit suicide. In
these letters he also expressed deep regret
that he had ever iorsaken the ministry.
Mr.. Mobiles had lately been unfortunate III
some real estate speculations. Yesterday
Mobiles appeared at the residence OF j. {.
Mitchell, East Washington Square. lie
had evidently been wandering about the
streets all night, and was in most de-
pressed, weary. and neglected condition.
He was unwashed and unshayen. and had
evidently had no food for some time. Mr.
Mitchell said that there was no doubt OF
Mr.. Noblcs's temporary insanity.
a terrific furnace-explosion occurred at
Kutztown, Penn, early Tuesday morning,
in the anthracite furnace owned by the
Philade, phia and Reading railroad and OPP
Grated by William NJ. Kaufman d Co.
Eight boilers exploded, reducing the fur-
mace to a mass of ruins. Preparations had
been made for casting, and the employees
were outside the building at the time.
Frank Mailman was instantly killed; Solo
mon Waltman, his father, was badly in
jured; Henry Mailman was fatally in
iured, Morris Good was severely scalded,
Engineer Marstella was badly injured. and
a number OF other employees slightly hurt.
The late Prince Consort of England used
to say that royal personages should keep
themselves to themselves. He carried his
principle into practice, and seemed to be
wrapped perpetually in ice. When the
Prince OF Wales went to Cambridge IN
1861 the young fellow was not allowed to
hive in college. He resided at Madingley
Hall, surrounded by vigiant tutors and
controllers. When Prince Leopold went
to Oxford he was quartered in the same
careful and disagieeable manner. But the
Prince OF Wales has decided to let Prince
Albert Victor do Cambridge in a more
democratic spirit-to stay, that is to say, In
Trinity College. The Prince is TO dine in
the hail, but will sit at the high table.