The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-16
Brief News Items.

4 Dublin telegram says /: "The reasons
given by Eagan for his departure are con-
sidered unsatisfactory here, it being gene
rally believed that he left owing to the fact
that Millett had turned informer."
In New York Wednesday Edward Viner-
lette. fireman, was thrown from hook
md-ladder truck while responding TO an
alarm of fire. One OF the wheels ran over
the body OF the PROSTATE fireman, killing
him on the spot.
IL has been aScertained that DR.. Bidlock,
of Philadelphia, acting a the agent Of
Prince Bismarck, is negotiating for the pur-
chase OF several million acres Of land in
Mexico for the settlement of German emf
grants. The land selected is said to be rich
in ores and plants.
Maria Solger, young girl who disap-
reared from her home in New York few
DAYS before the time appointed for her mar
riage with young Aud, was found Tuesday.
She was discovered living in furnished
rooms provided by Emil Rosa. q young
Frenchman. She excuses her conduct Dy
saving she loves Rosa better than Aud.
4 c1blc dispatch TO the Maritime Associ-
ation Of the port OF New York states that
Manuel Pinheiro, one OF the large rubber
receivers OF Paris, identified with the rub
her corner. has committed suicide. The
di.natch also saws that the Para rubber
market is excited in consequence OF his
holdings being thrown on the maeket.
Mr.. Stilson Uutchins. on the day OF his
recent marriage 10 Miss Brady, received Il
letter from his divorced wife and mother
Of his children full OF kind wishes for his
future happiness and prosperity, and eX.
pressing the hope that this union would
bring him the contentment he had failed TO
find in his first marriage.
AT recent faucy-dress ball at sydney,
Australia, the wife OF an editor appeared
As the "Press." Her dress was made OF
several comics OF her husbands paper,
printed in cOlored inks on white saiin.
The fortunate editors subscription list has
perceptibly increased since this shre"d DIT
OF advertising.
4 Mankato, Mimi, telegram SAYS: Carl
Winter. OF st. Paul. shot Lizzie Levi
! "wednesday morning and then shot himself
/ The wounds Of Miss Levi are not dan
gerous but those Of Winter are considered
fatal. The opposition Of Miss LeyIs father
TO their marriage is said to have been the
cause Of the shooting.
! The managers OF election at Bennctsvilie,
:. c., and fifteen other Democrats OF MARI
boro county, in the same State, have been
arrested, charged with conspiracy at the
late general election. 1t Is said that more
Democrats will he arrested for alleged cleo
tion frauds. Their trials will take place at
the April term OF the United States Circuit
! Court, at Charleston, aud Chief-Justice
| Waite will preside.
The War Department has under consid-
Grafton the case OF Captain John i. Walker,
Third cavalry. now serving with his regl-
mcnt In Arizona. Information has been
received OF accusations against captain
Walker OF conduct "unbecoming an olncef
and gentleman and the Adiutant-Gene-
raj will determine whether they are OF sul-
ficient gravity TO warrant the formulation
Of charges aud the ordering OF II court
martial.
Harry Vaughn, fifteen years OF age. re-
siding In East Trenton, while playing Will
companions Wednesday night. drew small
revolver, and pointing at Charles Drugan,
pulled the trigger. The revolver, as nc
expected from previous experiments, did
not go off, although loaded. Then pointing
II nj himself, he continued playfuliy, "Tl
shoot myself This time the ball was
discharged aud entered at his right cheek
bone and passed up under his LEFT eye
The wound Is dangerous, and may prove
fatal.