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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
DROTECTION! PROTECTION 4,

STATISTICS SHOW THAT THE DEATH
RATE ~ RICHMOND FROM PNEUMO-
MA l.. PROPORTIONATELY. VERY
LARGE. THIS Il DOUBTLESS OWING
To THE FACT THAT. BECAUSE WE
LIVE ~ A LATITUDE WHERE WE
HAVE REASON TO EXPECT WARM
AND PLEASANT WEATHER EARLY ~
THE SEASON. PEOPLE Do NOr PRO
TECT THEMSELVES FROM SUCH WEA-
THEIR As We ARE HAVING now.
\ Man HARDLY NEEDS \ HEAVY
OVERCOAT. BUTA MEDIUM OR LIGHT
WEIGHT one WILL BIZ NECESSARY
FOR WEEKS TO COME. AND 40 MAN
CAN SAFELY TO TO THE COUNTRY
DURING THE SUMNER WITHOCTTAK-
ING ONE WITH HIM.
We SHOW FINE LINES OF THESE
GOODS. ALL FRESH, NOT ONE OLD
"sHOP-KEEPER IN STOCK. OUR
STYLES ARE THE NEWEST. OUR
SIZES RANGE FROM 80 To SO INCHES
BREAST MEASURE. AND ARE CIT
LONG. SHORT. AND MEDIUM. OUR
PRICES RANGE FROM $40 10 $50.
COMPARE STYLE. QUALITY. AND
PRICES WITH ANY OTHERS ~ RICH
MOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
Franco and China.
(By cable to the Dispatch. J

LONDON, April l4.-DispatcheS from
Shanghai received this morning state
that there is a hitch in the final al
rangements for the execution Of the
defnitive treaty Of peace between
France and China, owing to some con-
cessions which China asks and which
NJ. PateHoutre, the French Ambassa-
dor. refuses to grant.
PARIS, April 1.-THE following tel
cgram was received to-day from NJ.
PstenOtre. French Minister to China /:
The OHciGl Gazette Of Pekin to-day
publishes an imperial decree ordering
the execution Of the preliminary treaty
Of peace between China and France.
The decree orders the Viceroy of Can
ton to send a customs commissioner and
a mandarin to Hanoi to make arrange
ments with General De Li>le for the
evacuation Of TOnquin by the Chinese
troops. The chief Of the Black Flags
has received a title equivalent to that
Of baron, and will be made Governor
Of the Chinese province, and will re-
ceiye a large sum Of money to enable
him to paw and disband his followers. :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
Conference OF Southern Rabbls.

by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS. April l4.-The first
Conference Of Rabbls OF the South, en-
bracins the States Of Alabama, Arkan-
.as. Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North
Carolina. South Carolina, Texas. and
Virginia. was held to-day at the Tulane
Umyersity. Rev. j. X. Gutheim, Of
this city. was elected president; Max.
L,natield. Of Memphis, vice-presidcnt;
Jacob Vosrsoenger, Of Houston, secre-
tArv. and ). Hecht, of Montgomery.
treasurer. A congratulAtory tele.ram
vsS received from the Rabbinical Con-
ference at Philadelphia, and a suitable
answer was returned. the sentiment OF
which was union, peace. aud pro-
grc,s.
Rev. Jacob Stolz. OF Little Rock. a
graduate of Cincinnati College. opened
the session with prayer. Brother Solo
mon Marx was present on the iloor by
IN, ita;ion. \ committee t. draft
constitution WAS appointed. the objects
of the Conference were declared to be
IN interchange Of opinions and Vows
in regard to oil subjects appertainins to
the functions Of tic Eabbin!cal o.ice;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
A ST. LOUIS MYSTERY.
Trunk Containing a Mans Body Found in
Hotel.
LBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

Hotel.
lby telegraph to the Dispatch.1
81 LOUIS, Mo-, April IA sem
sation was caused at the Southern Hotel
between ii and IL o'clock to-day by
The discovery of the mutilated body Of
man packed in trunk which was
taken out Of room. The stencil from
the trunk caused the discovery. The
hotel register shows that on March 3Oth
a gentleman registered as Walter II.
LennoX Maxwell. NJ. d., from London.
and was assigned TO that room. On
opening the trunk it was found that the
head OF the man was severed from his
body and written on paper inside the
trunk were the words SO perish all
traitors to the great cause" The trunk
and It's contents were taken to the
mOrgue.
Maxwell is described as a very girlish-
looking. blonde young man. wearing
dark. woolly. cutaway suit Of English
stuff. His face was clean-shaven. and
he wore his hair bang-iaShion, not part
ing it atall. lie was seen in company
frequently with a dark-lcoking gentle
man about five feet ten inches in height.
This gentleman registered as C.. Arthur
Prellcr, London, England. A tele-
gram had previously been received
from Preiler asking whether Maxwell
was a guest at the house. lie was an
Swered in the affirmative, and he soon
came on. Both men occupied the same
room. Maxwell left the hotel a week
ago sunday night. but he had paid his
full weeks board promptly, and it was
supposed he would return any day. No
suspicion attached to his absence until
horrible smell attracted attention to
his room and led to the opening Of
the trunk. When the trunk contain
ing the body was opened IN the hotel
corridor to-day it was found to con-
tain the body Of middle-aged
man, face and breast up, and so dou-
blcd about the hips and knees that it
filled the receptacle. On the side of
the trunk, over the head Of the corpse.
was printed in large letters the words.
80 perish all traitors to the great
cause" The trunk and it, chastity
contents were Immediately hurried to
the -Four Courts. In another trunk was
found MaXwcll'S London address a.
III Paper Building, Temple. Lon
DON and an envelope addressed
in his handwriting to Rev. d.
q. \. Lewis, Il. A.. Curator of
st. Paul'>, Morley Leeds, Yorkshire,
England" He came over on the
steamer Ccphalonia from England.
Prcllcr has a Russian passport ylzcd
10y the Russian Ambassador in Lon
don. ISIS, and a passport, 1883, for
Spain and Mexico, vlzcd by the Span
ish Minister and signed " Granville =
Seven trunks, four yaliscs, and > hat
box were left behind at the no. u and
the contents, clothing, etc.. are valued
at hundreds Of dollar. Tbi, j., be.
lieyed to make tho p.eory of hoax
mtonablc. and thc belief !, that the
corp.e is ei'her that of Maxwell or
Preiler,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
Fire in Chicago.
by telcgraph To the DIspatch.l

iBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatch
CHICAGO, April IA four-Story
stone-and-brick building, Nos. 3 and
- Wabash avenue, took fire at ,
o'clock this morning, and. together
with its contents, were totally de
stroyed. 1t was occupied by Mclean
& Rettercr. hardware; Dcaue y Foster
druggists and sundrie>. and Smith d
Patterson, photographer, supplies.
The total loss Is placed at nearly
1900. 600, a. follows Building. 900
O00-insurance. 100000; Smith d Pat
tcrson. $50, UOO--insurance, e24.O0O;
Mclean ~ Retterer. $40.OO0-fully IN.
surcd Schott "a Co.. dealers in toys,
s2j.ouO-fully insured; Deanc * Eos
ter. Sl0.ooO-fully insured Lowen-
thall. kaufman ~ Co.. tObacco-dealcrs.
s20.0CO-i insurance, $lj.0uo; R>r,>,c
Printing Company, go, ouO-inSurance.
$1,000; John K. Barrett 4 Co.. book
binders. g.. OOO-m>urcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
Warrington Items.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. c., April IL
Colonel McCawley. cOmmandant Of the
United States marine corps. has re-
ceiyed the following telegram from COL
onel Hayward, dated Panama. April
18th; The transit has been opened
by the marine battalion. In camp at
Panama station. All we'll"
The President has appointed the fol-
lowing postmaSterS Daniel b. Kirk
ley at Camden, S. c., rice +. II.
Brooks, commission expired Reuben
a. Mitchell at Opclika, Ala, rice Isaac
Heyman, commission expired.
Joseph w. Nichol, Of indianapolis,
has been appointed law clerk Of the
Post-0fice Department, rice John \.
Henry, resigned. Nichol is a brother
in-law Of eX-Sergcant-at-Arms Bright
Of the United State. Senate.
The collections of internal revenue
during the first eight months of the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1888. were
as follows From spirits, "a, 1870. 80
from tobacco, $4,000 COS; from fer
mented liquors, ell .56G.07l; from mis-
cellaneous sources, Sl79. 293-making
ing total Of s12,740.l9 being de-
crease Of $j.297. 500 in the collections
for the same period of the previous fiscal
year. There was a decrease Of -. 9Gj.-
81 in spirits and 10000 in tobacco.
and an increase Of fl31,G7j in fer
mented liquors. The aggregate receipts
for February. 1855. were 500, 4g4 less
than during February. 1884.
The District Supreme Court in gem
eral term to-day passed upon the appli-
cation of eX-Surgcon-General Phillip :.
Wales. United States Navy. for A writ
Of AGbrGs corpus upon the Secretary Of
the Navy to cause his discharge from
alleged Illegal arrest, in which he i, held
10y that officer Justice James delivered
the opinion. The court held that Wales
was only under technical arrest. The
order itself showed that he was simply
ordered TO coniine himself to the limit,
Of the District Of Columbia. As a mat
ter Of fact he could 20 where he pleased,
aud was At liberty to leave the city ex-
cept so far as he was restrained by
fear of consequences. DR.. Walc,
was not under restraint except 50
far as he chose to obey the military or
der. lie could diSobey it and leave as
freely rs any person in the District.
but was under liability to answer forit.
He preferred. however. to stay rather
than endure the consequences Of leay-
ing. Ii was shown, however. that he
was not under that kind of restraint
from which the writ of hob>as corpus
would relieve him; that writ contem-
plated physical restraint. The appli-
cation for haLeds corpus was accord
lnely denied.
The naval court-martial to-day re-
summed the proceedings, pursuant TO adj
journment March 9th. for the trial of
DR.. Wales upon charges Of "culpablc
ineiIiciency in the performance of duty"
and neglect of duty"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY APRIL IS. 1885

accounts Of events, and to ignore the
accounts Of Russian officers, which are
sure to contradict the English accounts.
While we are collecting evidence, Rus
STA is pushing her troops forward. I'm
happily there is nothing in the news
from Russia TO indicate that collision
will be avoided"
ACTIVE MILITARY AND NAVAL PRE-
PARATIoNs.
LONDON, April 1.-THE military
preparations Of the British Government
continue undated. The Government
has decided to purchase four more
steamers similar to the America, and to
equip them as armed cruisers. The
number Of British men-of-war now
being prepared for service is so great
that it is believed that active Of
fcers cannot be found for them
all, and that it will be necessary to
resort to the retired list. The steel
srnor-plated turret-ship Colossus, of
$50 tons register and 7,49o-hOrse
power, one Of the nest formidable IRON
clads in the British navy. will be soon
ready for sea, and it is believed will be
attached to the Baltic fleet. Gibraltar
and other British strongholdS are to be
put in s complete state Of defence. Adj
ditional supplies Of torpedoes Of the
latest approved pattern are being for
warded to all naval stations, both at
home and abroad.
SIR PETER LUMsDEN HEARD FROM.
LONDON, April l4.-bir. Gladstone,
in the House Of Commons this after
noon, said that word had been received
from Sir Peter LumSden which showed
that there was no confirmation Of the
report that the Russians had advanced
to Murghab river after the battle OF
Penjdeh. Mr.. Gladstone said that the
result of the Governments commune
cations with Russia concerning its re-
ported advance amounted to a renewal
of RuSSia's assurance that no such adj
vance will occur if the issue of con-
trary orders and declaration Of a con-
trary intention can prevent il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
FINANCiALAND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. April l4.-Speculators
in Wall street continue in waiting
mood. and the stock market rsmainS
dull and featureleSs. Lackawanna'
Northwestern. St. Paul, Lake Shore.
and Pacific Mail consumed 90 per cent.
Of the days business. The first prices
were generally a shade above the close
yesterday. This was Immediately fol-
lowed by a slight decline and extreme
dullness. which continued TIL > =. VI.
In the last hour some activity was de-
Velopcd in Pacific Mail. Grangors. Van
dcrhllts. arid Lackawanna. and the
market closed somewhat feyerish at
irregular prices. Pacific Mail closed |
higher on the statement that dividend
Of the usual amount would b. declared.
Grangers were firm all day. and closed
fractionally higher. Salas, l6l, 900
shares.
NooB.-Stocks dull and higher.
Money. per cent. EXcllange-Long,
4S5l; short, 4S7I. Governments
dull. States steady.
Erenng.-Exchange, ASH. Money,
per cent. Sub-TreaSarv Balance
Gold, sl4G.599; currency, s22. N5j.
Governments firm; 1 per cents, III {;
3 per cents, l0ls BID. State bonds
moro aetrTe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
From Panama.
ny telegraph to the Dispatch.

Iby telegraph 10 the DISPATCH
WAsHGNGToN, April ll.-AdmirAl
Jouctt telegraphs Secretary Whitney
from Colon that trains will hereafter
run regularly across the iSthmuS. The
Admiral says " ASpinwall and Pana-
ma and the whole railroad are well pro-
tected. Colonel Haywood and 900 men,
with four field pieces. are at Panama.
Lieutenant Wainwright and ~ men.
with two field pieces, are at Matachin.
4 guard Of 80 men. with rifles and
howitzers in steel-clad cars. accompany
each passenger train. This disposition
Of forces is permanent to prevent the
destruction Of life and property by law
less bands"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
RUSSL1 md ENGLAND.
Lost In n >now.Storm-Ihe Car Desires
Peace.


lIiy cable to the Dispatch.l
TFIIERAN, April l4.-Sr Peter
LumSden lost seventeen camp followers
and fifty mules in the recent snow
storm. The EngliShmen are all safe,
but many tents and much baggage were
lost. 1t is hoped. however, that the
records viii be recovered.
LoNuoN. April 1.-the Standard
says: The Car has within the last
forty-cight hours telegraphed to Berlin
all expression Of his desire for peace.
II Is believed that Lord Duflerin will
urge that no delay occur and that active
measures be taken for the defence of
AfghaniStan.
The Cabinet has been summoned to
immediate council in consequence of
the receipt by the Government Of
further important dispatches in regard
to the Afghan question.
A Paris special dispatch from Berlin to
the JowHdides DebGts says England and
Russia have not sought the good Offices
Of Germany as mediator IN the Afghan
difficulty. and Germany has not offered
to act in this capacity.
The Cabinet was in session one hour
and twenty minutes. Immediately
after its adjournment Earl Granville,
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
bad prolonged interview with Musu-
rus Pacha. the Turkish Ambassador.
and fehmi Pacha, the special Envoy
nom Turkey.
The LloydS insurance premiums on
bottoms for the Black sea, the sea of
Azof. and the Baltic sea have been
doubled. Seventy thousand animals
for transport service in the Indian army
are proceeding 10 PiShin.
The haIhor Of Bombay has been lined
with ioIpcdoes 81 a. 10 prcyei.t the Rus
IAN feet from entering II III the event
oi war, and four million cartridges have
l,cn lsnCcd AT Bombay.
Tie Standard complains Of the de-
Icy cs'p,d hy communicating with Sir
' ci'r LIiusden. The Government"
= -. ought 10 depend upon its own
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
EanR- ltObbcry.
,3y Telegraph To the Dispatch. ]

I"N IVIFEIApII 10 IIr UIspaIch.I
81. LOUIS, April IA Marshall,
No. special to the Past DiSpdtct says
" Some time last night the Miami 81
wings Bank, IA Miami. in this county,
was robbed Of $1,000. The bdrglar,
Effected an entrance through a rear
window and blew open the safe. The
books and papers weIo not Disturbed.
Suspicion rests on three >Ireet-pediler>
who were lettering srouI'l here fnr III,
last three days, hut disappeared ycsieg-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
No Bodies Found.

~ ItTNgATN 10 NC TINIlIOI,-
NEW YORK. April l4.-tiangs Of
men worked all night in the ruins Of
the eight fallen tenementS in west Sixty
second street, but turned up nothing
save bricks and broken timbers. No
dead or injured were found, and there
was no sign Of life about the ragged
heap Of wreck. The tiremen are Of the
opinion that there are bodies in the
ruins. The hope grows stronger, how
ever. that this NAV not be so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15

NV YORK April 1850 A. NJ
General Grant has slept well and ma
turally all night, only waking to take
his nourishment. He says he feels bet
ter than he has for several weeks.
Pulse, 70; temperature. 90. His
throat has required no attention other
than gargling.
J. II. DOUGLAS, VI. d.
From midnight until 6 O'Clock there
was quiet in the Grant house. Then
the General arose. His throat was
treated and he was dressed.
While DR.. Douglas was writing the
first bulletin in the library. at G:30 \.
NJ. the General walked into the room
and sat down near the physician.
When the bulletin was finished DR..
Douglas read it to General Grant, and
said, lis that right, General"
" Yes, that's right" responded the
sick man. lie frightened with the
morning hours, and at one time re.
marked that he felt better than he
had in two weeks. An lncandcSceut
electric light is used to examine the
Generals throat. Small storage bat
teries hold the supply, and it Is COM
munlcatcd by light wire along
slender rod. at the end of which Is a
small lamp about an inch long. This
small lamp Is introduced into the mouth
and eliminates the parts effectively.
The following is the 2:4j =. VI. bull
lctin General Grant continues IN the
improved condition noted in the Last
bulletin. Pulse. -; temperature,
normal The General at the moment
Of writing this is sitting in the library
reading the morning papers. He has
not complained Of pain during the
morning.
THE GENERAL WRITES ms owN
BULLETIN.
Soon after DR.. Douglas had issued
the $40 a. VI. bulletin and while Mrs.
Grant was in an adjoining room, the
General babe a servant bring him a pad
Of writing paper. Ga 1t he wrote a
bulletin A. follows: Tho Doctor tells
me am better this morning. am
better. am better than have bceu
in two weeks.
ISigucdl 81. 5. GRANT"
Having so written. the General hand
ed hiS bulletlp to the servant and told
hun he shosld carry it to Mrs. Grant,
who vas sitting IN the library almost
within sight Of her husband. The SER
want delivered the message with formal
ity. Mrs. Grant read it. showed 1t to
DR.. Douglas. and both. laughing, en-
tered the >lck-room. whore plcasantricS
passed. the General joining with 4
smile.
At evening Colonel Grant remarked
that his father had walked more during
the day than for several days. During
the day he had signed buolncsS-papcr,
but this evening he is a trite less
bright. because of the fatigue resulting
from his activity during the day.
\ gentleman who Is thoroughly con
yer,aut with General Grants aIlment
said tonight; The marvellous i'm
proycmcnt in the Generals condition j,
not at all surprising To me. H. may
live two OF three weeks, and he NAV
live four months. If lac survives until
the early part of summer h. will be
taken out of the city To the mountain,
probably, a, | do not think the >ca-air
would agree with him. If he had
strength enough | think he would like
to 90 to California. If he improves in
the same ratio during the next few day,
he will be riding IN the park thi, week
He does not require 50 much morphia
now, 4, only SIX drop, of the solution
were injected Tonight instead Of the
customary ten drops"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
4 New Railroad.

by Telegraph 20 The Dsmtch.l
CHARLOTTE, y. c., April l4.-At
Forest City, Rutherford county, to-day
work was commenced on a new rail
road which is to connect Marion. '. c..
with Georgetown and Charleston, $. C..
The road is to bc built between Marion.
y. c., and Gailney City. S. c.. by the
Massachusetts and Southern COnStruc-
ton Company, composed Of Boston
capitalists, with paid-in capital of
s250.000. From Gatlney City the road
will run TO Chester; thence one branch
Will run TO Georgetown and another
branch TO Charleston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

APRIL l3.-Prlces this week ranged
a. follows
Beef Cattlc-Yery best, 5la5sc. !.
a few superior, &c. medium to. good
4la5c. common TO fair. 3aic.
Shecp-lia5ic, gross.
Ilogs-jla6ic.. net.
There were 2l5 head Of beef cattle,
367 hogs, and 90 sheep on the market
during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
Rcputy MarShaIs on Trial.

.Hy telegraph 10 the b!spatch.l
CHARLESTON, :. c., April IL
William '. Holden, deputy United
States marshal, was tried IN the United
Ststc~ Circuit Court to-day on the
charge Of rendering fraudulent account,
against thc Government for the arrest
Of prisoners on Government warrants.
Judge Bond charged the jury that they
must consider the evidence Of criminal
intent On the part Of the accused. lIol-
den wa, acquitted. All Of the other
cases against deputy marshal, for
charging fraudulent fees against the
Government were continued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15
The Riot naiiow.

" CHDIt % tle IlspaItn.T
DUBLIN. April 1.-THE Dublm
Daily Express to-day, in commenting
on tie riot at Mallow last evening, on the
occasion Of the visit Of the Prince and
Princess Of Wales. says: The child
i>hnc>s Of the affair plainly shows that
the Nationalist section Of the Irish peo-
pie. whose doctrine Is homc-rulc, are to-
tally unfit 10 govern themselves"
The Ir,sh Times independent Con-
Scryaiiycl says " The rioters were i'm
ported from Cork by Nationalist lead
cr~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-15

wrappers have been made at lower
prices on account Of order, and It 10.
probable more such will follow. Good
to fine cutters are sslable at fair values,
but outside Of this grade there is
no special demand for sny brights.
Dark tobaccos are firm for good Tugs.
with very light offerings. In leaf there
is no change to note. Considerable
western black working has been Of
tered and sold on this market lately.