The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-29
nr,ef ycus Items.

During drunken brawl in Barney Shin
,ev's saloon. at Couitersville, Pa, a man
named Rice was so severely beaten about
the head with beer-glass that he viii die.
In Indianapolis Sunday night John Zopi
shot and MORALLY wounded Christian Mu-
cho. after which he shot himself, dying In.
siantly. The affair was the result OF an old
feud.
Revolutionary placards were posted IN
Paris on Thursday night calling upon
anarchists 10 assemble at the tombs OF tue
slain communists in the Pere In Cnaise
cemetery on Sunday next
The fitieth anniversary OF the establish
mcnt of Catholicism in Chicago was cele-
bratcd In st. Mary's church Sunday by lhl-
posing and appropriate ceremonies par
ticipated in by Archbishop Fcehan ana
large number Of priests.
The mystery attached TO the disappear
ance OF n bow two and hsh years old from
Susouehanpa DEPOT, Pa, in November last,
has been partially explained by finding his
homes in the woods two miles away. Inc
body had been devoured by dogs, but the
sorrowing mother identified the bones by
the bows hat and one shoe found near by.
Thomas WEIGH was fatally stabbed with
n red.hot bayonet Sunday afternoon at
Pittsburgh, Pa, by his wife. Wel:h, VINO
had been drinking, struck his VIE. She
grabbed up the bayonet, which was used
as poker, and stabbed him in the ielt
breast, the bayonet passing through MS ieit
lung and coming out at the back. The m
iurcd man Is still living, but the physicians
have no hope OF his recovery.
Henry Barton Beecber, Mr.. B3echer,s
Oldest son, was arraigned in Brooklyn sat
urday on a charge OF assault and battery on
III. 4. Schelhaus, an insurance broker
The difficulty grew out OF business trans
notion. and SchellhauS called Beccher a iiar,
and said he would sell his soul and WORD
for money, whereupon Beecher kicked
ScheIlhaus out OF the office. Justice Walsh
said he thought Mr.. Beecher was iustified,
and dismissed the complaint.
A special from Steubenville. o.. says
1Sundav morning Alexander Wyatt shot
and killed John Bird. Wyatt came from
England two years ago with his wife and
children, and settled at Mansfield. Ia.
His wife left him because Of i'll treatment,
and came to Steubonville. Though not
divorced, she married Bird. To-day Wyatt
came here. saw his wife and asked her to
go back with him, but she refused. lie
tried TO get Bird to give her M, and on
declining to do so fred the fatal shot. lie
was arrested"
After having been closed for many years,
the magnificent Hebrew synagogue erected
at Newport in 1868 was re0pened on Friday
evening through the inunidcence OF Abra-
ham Toura. A century ago the Jews in
Newport could be reckoned by hundreds.
The community existed prior TO 1876, the
deed of the beautiful cemetery being dated
one year later. Previous to 1863 the Jews
worshipped in private house. After the
Revolutionary war the community dmin-
ished annually, and the seixas family were
about the last Jewish residents. They re-
turned to the Portuguese and Spanish
synagogue in New York certain scrolls OF
the law for safe-keeping. After lapse OF
many years the Jewish colony has once
more sprung up, and the Spanish and
Portuguese synagogue OF New York has
been appealed to for assistance to bring
about reOpening OF the Tour synagogue.
They, Of course, responded promptly.