The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
Brief News Items.

a GcIacnncnl OF Tue SaiNdllOu AIIllA Dt-
gan a campaign at New Haven, Ct, Sum
day. The members spoke and sang to an
audience of 1900 in the afternoon and 1000
in the evening. The services were orderly.
Coleman City has been thrown into pre-
dicament bv some thieves stealing all the
civil and criminal records from the court
house. The courts were brought to a COM
plete stand-still and lltigants were placed
III an unenyiable position.
The Car has granted a handsome pen
sion to the family of the late NJ. Makoff,
president of the Society for Regulating the
Social Condition of Russian Jews, who
committed suicide a few weeks ago. The
report which prevailed that NJ. Makohi's
suicide was due TO populations on his part
are, therefore, considered groundlcss.
Michael Haley, OF Memphis, Saturday
chastised his son Patrick, aged twenty
years, on complaint Of colored man
named Dunlap, sexton OF the Avery Chapel
colored church. Just after dinner young
HALEY went TO the dwelling Of Dunlap, en-.
gagged him in quarrel, and finally killed
him with large butcher-knife, almost
seVerng his head from his body. The
murdered man was seventy-fve years old.
Haley escaped.
The members OF an organization styled
the Sons of Liberty met in New York sun
day night and denounced the BROOKLYN
bridge authorities for holding the opening
ceremonies on the Queen Of Englands
birthday. They also resolved TO absent
themselves from the proceedings. 1t was
the intention Of the meeting to burn the
Queen in eligy, but the presence OF force
OF police prevented this demonstration.
At Lockhayen, Pa, Martin Fable, ST.,
: died on Saturday; aged ninety years. Mr..
Fable served with Napoleon, and particl-
pated in the battles OF Leipsic and lIayan.
i 1t is believed that he was the last survivor
: Of the One-llundred-andFo rty-ninth req
n ment, as several years ago only one other
was living. In 1860 he received cold
!. medal from the last companions of Napo-
|. leon while in exile on Helena. The medal
!. is dated st. Helena, May ., 1921.
5 A Washington telegram OF Sunday saws
y The reason Of Phil. Thompson's visit TO
Il Washington TRANSFERRED to-day. His fifteen
J. year-old daughter is student in the
Georgetown Convent, and when the shoot
= ing occurred he telcgraphed to the Sister
! superior 90 keep all newspapers from her.
To-day he called at the convent and took
a. t''' N"uShNDi VII 81 ipii- NttNt, uullnR winch
+ lie broke the news OF the tragedy and his
4 acquittal TO her. The first she heard OF it,
4 therefore, was from her fathers lips.
I A chihuahua, Mexico, special saws
"Sixty Indians, coming from the United
= states, passed near Carman on the 10Th in
: slant. AT Mayne's Pass they killed and be-
h headed one man, and threw the head away
after carrying at some miles. They killed
{ a Mexican at San Lorenzo, one at Buena
> Ventura, and two at San RinaZo. Captain
Jones has been sent from here with body
4; OF men TO meet this band, which is com
mandcd by Chief Chata. Another detach-
: ment has been sent from Casa Grande. The
Indians are making rapidly for Sierra Ma
dres."
A Reading Pa telegram OF Sunday saws !:
Officers arrived here to-day having in Gus
tody boy named Jacob Ganovay, whom
. they had captured ON the Stone Hi Branch
OF the Welsh mountains, on a charge al
wred;ing the freight train few Gays aga.
neW Ephrata, on the Reading and Column.
bia railroad, by which George Hahn. mas
Ter mechanic OF the road, was killed. Gan
0way YVES captured after desperate fight
with number of outlaws, who hnr,ed
stones ut the officers and set dogs on them.
The officers had to resort TO their pistols 10
make their capture. Ganoway is fourteen
years Old, but is large for his sge. He will
be taken 10 Lancaster in the morning.