The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-19

Advices received from Greenland state
that Che Danish brig Elena has been crush
ed In the ice, and that ten OF her crew
were drowned
No meals for painting ard sculpture
will be awarded for those exhibited In the
Paris salon this year, the Judges not being
able TO agree so rs 10 give clear majority
for any one artist.
The Dutch Chamber has agreed to obtain
credit OF 100000 forms to be used 10
enlarge the Dutch naval forces at Acheen,
Sumatra, with view to inyigorated action
against the dependencies OF that colony
and the rescue OF the crew OF the steamer
Nisero.
Persia has addressed note to England,
X Issia, and Turkey. insisting upon
prompt settlement OF the frontier question.
Russia supports Persia In her demands ior
frontier commission. The indian dov-
eminent has decided to subsidize the pow
erful Afghan tribe OF Gbilzais.
Gloria Del church in Philadelphia cele-
brated its l84th anniversary on Sunday.
This Is the ancient church founded by the
Swedish immigrants to this country In
100. Jenny Lind attended the services
there one Sunday morning during her
tour of the United States under Barnum's
management.
Miss Nivison, who had charge OF the
Home for Foundlings. near Hammohton,
N. j., where twenty-one Infants died and
were buried without permits, has left the
county, and will not appear next Friday
| 10 answer. The suit pending is to enforce
the penalty for the interments without per-
mits, but it is probable that she viii be in
dcted for manslaughter.
A Wheeling, w. Va, special says: BY
the caving i'm OF the crib at the water
works here this afternoon aportion OF the
=. w. aud Kentucky railroad track was
carried away, together with the large
pumpng-engine, derrick, and cement
mill. John Smith, boss, was crrried down
with the wreck and killed, and Patrick
Skallon was caught under the timbers and
badly injured. Both men lived at Liver
pool, Ohio. The loss is estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000.
A Berlin telegram says woman has
been arrested at Elherfield having in her
possession four boxes OF explosive mate
| rial, which IT was intended to explode at
Wiesbaden. This discovery has prevented
the Emperor's intended visit to that place.
| IL is stated that the woman arrested at
Elberfeld came from America. She is de-
scribed as being tall and stout and as hav-
| ing deep-toned voice. She was tracked
! from Bremen to Elberfcld. The railway
officials had strict orders to examine all
| travellers baggage during the Emperor
Williams recent visit to Ems. 1T is sup
posed that the Berlin police were advised
OF an intended attempt to explode dyna-
mite at Wiesbaden.
A Buffalo On. " telegram says: While
the Buffalo Field Club were holding a
picnic at West Falls, this county, the
party came across the skeleton of young
man lying rnder tree in secluded part
of the grove. Investigation leads to the
belief that the remains are those OF youth
named Frank Parker, who three years ago,
| in company with another youth, found a
pocketbook containing go belonging to
John Mcmillan, who employed Parker.
The boys went to an adjoining village and
spent considerable portion Of the money.
Parker's parents chided him, and next day
he left home fearing arrest, and was sup
posed TO have left the country. A portion
OF an old rope still dangied from the tree
beneath which the body was found.