The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-18
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The Baroness Burdettc-C outts gave this
year q Ncw-Year's dinner to 500 OF her
tenants, and afterward personally present
cd gift TO each one.
| Mr.. John W. Garrett says that II Balti-
more will engage the sculptor story TO
make statue OF Peabody, he will give an
equal sum for an equestrian statue OF John
Eager Howard.
The Governor OF South Carolina has Of
fered reward OF $500 for the apprehen-
sion, with proof 10 convict, OF the perpe-
traitors OF the Dave Roberts lynching In
AbbeyiIle county.
According TO the official report. 26S per-
sons, including many foreign travellers,
lost their lives by the burning Of the circus
In Berditschef on Saturday last. The cir
Gus had inner and outer-wals, and the
spaces between were filed with straw.
Some crank, who signs himself Guiteau
the Second, has sent the following to Mayer
Palmer. of Boston: al am going TO Kill
old Governor Butler in five months and
twenty-eight days from to-day. Then
will choose YOU for Governor OF old Mas
sachusetts. / sent him warning. have
sworn It,"
! Mr.. William Grey. who has suddenly
! become the presumpt've heir OF the earl
doms of STAMFORD and Warrington, the
barony of Grey OF Groby, and estates
Welding 100000 4 year, unaware OF his
good fortune, is filing the appointment OF
/ a professor OF classics at the Codrington
College, in Barbados.
A telegram from Madrid says eleven
q 10 Colt in.
the town of Archena. causing the greatest
CONSERVATION among the inhabitants. Mass
was said In the open fields, rs II was con-
sidered dangerous to occupy the church.
| The Vienna PreSSe states that shock OF
earthquake has been felt at Carlsbad, and
1 two houses fell.
A Chester, Penn, telegram says: s.
Cast, travelling ''cancer DOCTOR" treat
ed two citizens here within the past few
/ DAYS, and last night one OF them, a lady.
died from the effects of his treatment. The
other, minister, is now in 4 critical con-
/ dition. Charges were preferred against
Cast, but he left town this morning in
time to escape arrest.
II is reported that Lewes, the little town
near the Delaware Breakwater, is the haunt
| for n gang of smugglers, and that thirty
thousand dollars worth of brandy and
cigars are annually landed there without
the knowledge Of the revenue collector.
| The pilots are accused OF being the agents,
who arrange with the captains OF vessels
putting into the Breakwater for the landing
OF goods after dark.
A New York letter says: "Josie Mans
field, about whom Edward S. Stokes had
his fatal quarrel with jim Fisk, is living in
New York this winter. She has had many
UPS and downs since she was the fayorite
of the railroad millionaire, and has lived
most Of the time in Europe. For two years
past she has been in this city most OF
/ the time. She lives in q brownstOne on
| TWenty-siXth street, only little distance
from Broadway. and is said TO own the
property. Last summer she took house
at a summer resort on Long Island, and
she and her boarders were not regarded
with favor by the neighbOrs."
At banquet at Strasburg Tuesday in
honor OF the members Of the Provincial
Committee Of Alsace-Lorraine, Field-Mar-
shall Won Manteufiel, the Goyernor-Gen-
eral, in a speech emphasized the fact that
France had retroceded Alsace-Lorraine by
treaty, and said that the duties OF the in
/ habitants towards the mother country must
silence all sentimental regrets. The pros
perity OF Asace-Lorraine, he added, de-
pended upon their obtaining constitutional
rights, and he appealed to the patriotism
OF both provinces to support his efforts,
| but whether such support be given or
withheld, his policy was one OF concilia-
fiou