The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-15
Rrinf MONS ftens.

Smallpox j. raging iiercely IN the south
cm departments Of Chill.
4 FIGHT i reported in Araucania between
. Argentine and Chilian detachmentS.
Sir Alexander Campbell has introduced
ijnto The Dominion senate m amendment TO
the post-oflcc act foTbidding any commu-
nication respecting lotteries from beng
sent by mail.
Several Chicago physicians have been
detected sharing with druggists the profits
Of Prescriptions. They used hieroglyphics
10 inform the cOmpounder when to charge
extor,ionaie charges.
In the suit for $4,000 damages. brought
in New York by Edward Schnell against
hi, uncle, Frederick Blohm, for alternating
Nj, viff'> affections, the jury awarded the
plaintiff 5000 damages.
John II. Jacobs. who killed Miss Catha-
rjue Edward. at CaSeyyillc. H., saturday
evening by swapping gun at her which
proved 10 bee loaded, wa committed 10 Jail
without bail Monday, Observation-Disclosures
the Jury rendered a verdict that the act
va, Unintenti0nal.
The French Ambassador at Madrid was
lately instructed 10 express the regret OF
4 hi, Government that the Spanish AmbaS-
sador did not lind il convenient 10 be al Ms
post in Paris. Iic was unOtiiclally told
TIM the Ambassador could not return TO
Pari, until the question OF cXpellng
prince, closely related TO the royal family
o. spain was decided one way OF another.
Count Duchatel, who resigned the French
Embassy at Vienna on account OF the
measures contemplated against the Orleans
princes. is the object OF special ciyiltics
from the imperial family.
y A sensation has been created in North
VI )ayer, Colorado, by a good stream OF
Vw,r being struck at 37j feet from the
4 ,nriace while boring for coal. The water
ma clear a. crystal, pure and cold, and
Ewhen the stream was struck shot up %
feet above the surface Of the ground. Other
wells have been commenced, and II they
are also successful the desert plains around
the city will be converted into fertile
ground. The Government has spent
thousands 81 dollars i'm boring for artesian
well. in Colorado without success, and
here a stream OF water il struck by acct
dent.
Iii, Grace Chow Phya SOmdetch Sura-
wongee, eX-Regent Of SLAM, died at Bang
kok on the 18th Of January, ut the age OF
Seyenty-six. This distinguished S'amesc
nobleman was for many years the ruling
power in the realm, and was considered
until within few years to be the principal
adviser Of the young King. During his last
hours the King was constantly with him,
and it is said that large part OF his estate
has been left 10 the young monarch. The
eX-Regent was the owner Of 10000 slaves,
many Of whom have been given their free
dow. Great political changes are looked
Tor a. a result Of his death.
Eight thousand pounds Of hard bread
and two thousand pounds OF tobacco are
among the gifts which arc 10 make glad the
hearts Of the Tchoucthes Indians for their
Kindness 10 the crew OF the Rodgers. The
MOI items are interesting, as showing
,ltveei have been decided upon as acceptable
NNHhe Indians. There VIII be sent tfty
|/enry rifles, with one thousand rounds OF
ammunition, one hundred pounds OF pow
Ger, two hundred pounds each OF lead ana
saoi, great gross Of needles, two barrels
OF moasseS, and varied assortment OF
Other articles, including calicoes, beads,
Unread, canvas duck, friction matches,
snow-glasses or goggles, gimlets, files, apd
h"tNht'nt es=eN't 1890
spy-glass.
"A Milwaukee special TO the Philadelphia
Times says: Ever since the marriage Of
senator Tabor, OF Colorado, and Miss LIZ
.ie McCOurt Of this State, at Washington, q
lew weeks since, society at the lady's form
er home at Oshkosh has been wrought ~
over the affair. The interest which bai
been conferred in the case reached a climax
TODAY when Father O'Mal!ey, the leading
Catholic priest at Oshkosh, came out in ,
card declaring the marriage invalid. III
Dis proclamation be says: eve wer'
shocked 10 learn that even Catholics wer'
present at the marriage and never informed
The officiating clergyman that Mis-
McCourt had husband living. In thl
respect they committed grievous fault II
remaining silent when they should hay
made known the impediment."
Mrs. q. II. Faulkner, South Boston, Va.