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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
Last Nights Topographic Flashes.

The Petersburg. Va, Guards )col-
ored) arrived In Boston yesterday on visit
to the colored regiments OF that city.
Two more persons fell violently i'll
with the typhoid-fever epidemic al Ply
mouth yesterday afternoon. and several pa
tients were taken 10 the hospital
The exiled Archbishop Melchers.
OF Cologne. and the present pspal uuncios
81 Vienna. Paris and Madrid will he Gre
Ated cardinals 10y the Pop NJ the ConsistO-
~ in september.
The Cologne Gazetts afirms that the
agitation has decided that al financial r.r-
Giles In Germany are IN favor of bim-tsl-
lism. hut that support OF The Government
cannot be counted on.
Within the next two weeks every
window glass factory west ofthe Allegheny
mountains viii close down for the summer.
A reduction OF wages OF 20 per cent. DO IN
said. will be insisted upon boy manufacturers
when the factories resume IN the fall.
The New Albany Iron Company. at
New Albany. Ind, have signed the amalga-
mated scaie Tins il the second firm outside
~ Pittsburgh 10 sign and W1rkmeu SAY
they expect more 10 sign M .ew days.
At an adjourned meeting Of the Board
OF Overseers Of Harvard College yesterdsv 70
WIS voted 10 recommend 60 the corporal ION
that DO honorary degree shall De conferred
D. 3 CON plimeut 90 "a mere unofficial posi-
ton.
The intention 70 present the Berber
railway material 70 the Government OF Cy-
.Frf
nculiy 81 landing the plsnt from the twenty
vesSels by which u was carried from Ing
land. Tie vessels wiz return TO England.
The boiler IN Linstedt's phosphate
works al Johns-Island Ferry, :. O.. eXpiod-
ed Tuesday. killing two negroes dangerous
~ wouudiur third. and wreck ne the
works. The supposed cause was the un-
equal exhaustion Of steam ~ the boiler.
The message announcing the Derby
winner war transmitted from London TO
New Yotk yesterday morning by tine Direct
nited States Cable COMPANY 10 The Assp-
clafed Press d usi three seconds about the
quickest time yei made between the Two
cities.
Ii Is reported that Mr. Binnie, super
iutendeui Of the most remote station OF the
International Congo Association. recently
conn Irted suicide, owing Co dispute with
another Object Letters from Congo report
that denomination prevails among the
officials and urge the necessity Oi stanley p
departure for Congo.
A special 10 the JovrH0i from Iron
Mountain. Mich. sHys A row occurred in
Walter Msloneys saloon 90 Nulras sun
dpv night during which MniOney shot Two
Italians one fatally. & mob Of Italians
drove MnlODey ana h!s family on ~ The
building and set FIRE 90 h.. MalOuet mar
rowlv ped being ivnched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
NEW YORK sTocK MARKEr.

INV YORK. June S.-The stock market
has been little more active to-day tnsn
Yesterday and yet very dull from the OPEN
ing 10 The closing OF the Board. The lowest
prices were made just after the opening
but they were Immediately succeeded ~ y
moderate rally. and continued strong on
very slight q fluctuations. The highest prices
were reached about ! O'Clock. and they
were followed by q very slight reaction.
when quotations again became steady anu
so continued unfi the Gloss. The ma
changes are al IN favor 81 higher figures
the advances ranging 10 = except Dcla-
ware and Hudson. -. Paul. bacEawanns
and Louisville and Nashville; all OF which
are y CHER than the close last evening
Mem pins and Charleston ~ an exception
by showing LOSE Of =. Extreme iuctua-
lions were however less than ] per cent
except iur the stock last mentioned. Sales
l24 zoe shares.
Ns0fs->t0cKs quiet and steady. Money.
per cent Exchange-Long. 4s6s snort-
4e7-i- Governments neglected. states
unchanged.
Erepmc. Exchange. 1885, Money, lals
pei cent Sub Treasury Dalauces-1roid
Sl44.176. currency. s25.ls9. Governments
n good demand. 4 per cents. 1879: per
cents. 1855 bid. State bonds Irregular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
BAYARD IN ST. LOUIS.
A Grand Reception ne speaks fsr the AS-
ministrntiop.
rx,- ..,ss,a, ,,, IN the Digpateh

IRy telegraph TO the Dispatch
ST. LOUIS. June 3.--Secretary Bay
ard arrived here to-day on his way 10 Co
luYnl,ia. No. where he Ia 10 deliver an ad-
dresx al the University tomorrow. The sec
reiary was given Hn informal reception OF
tie Merchants Exchange, which wac packed
almost 30 suiOcatiOn, The galleries Ano
parfR 81 the floor were occupied by ladies'
he was next escorted 10 the platform m the
main han by President Harstick. OF the
Exchange and, after tuInuitouS cheering
Sec1etEry bHvard said:
u would ike all 10 feel the unqualified
satisfaction Il affords me To meet Tor The
frst time such q large body OF men VINO
have done SO much tOadVance the interests
OF the great inland sea Of the country. IN
my mind the Mississippi Valley occupies A.
important O position as the Atantic hno
Ppe.fic coasts ] have always tired 10 90
rs much for this section OF the country
as for any other. ] appeal 10 every con-
Cressinan every senator. every man Win
whom ] have teen assOclateo IN pub
lee life. TO prove That nobody mas zone
more than have done 10 advance the IN
feresis OF the great valley J have seconded
the interests Of your great Captain LADS 70
omen not only Memphis and New Orleans,
Int also St Louis, 20 the commerce OF the
world through this great river. This u not
my desire alone. A. one OF me hoFiseTs 81
p,e.ideni Cleveland. J think ] am Justi-
fed N say ing that the Administration
will make every endeavOr 70 ailay
every remnant Of sectional feeling IN
everv particular. The Administration
II for the whole country, and not foT only
mari OF It, 60 on without fear. Embark M
vOur enterprises: be 81 ease. and every
fhing. you may be sure. will he done 10 pro-
tect and advance the interests Of every citi-
zen OF the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
AeeuisitiOD of tbs ISibInus Of Panama
Being Ip3scussed.
telncrnnh ID Ia Dlsnatch.

rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. June 3.-The steamer
Acapulco. from Asp.uwan. to-day brought
the / inst battalion United htates marines
returning from special duty Oh the lsthmus.
Among her passengers was Dr. Leidivaf
the eN-Ifcsidtut Of salvador. and on her
fr,.irht-iist was three horses which belonged
ta President Burrius OF 6us iemhla. one Of
which ht rode iu the battle IL winch iIe was
Killed.
f was rumored among the passen-
pgu nu the steamer that one OF
he objects of the mission OF NenOr
Huluuiu the Colombian Minister OF F.
nance VINO was passenger "a 10 rs
certain the sentiments Of the United states
aA o. the acquisition OF the lsthuus OF
Fanhmh as neutral state. its separation
from The Colombian Union being cues
non now much discussed IN that country
which sadly needs repairs % it, depleted
finances. Tie project most heartily udvo-
cgfed up1u the Istnmus Itself ls now. u n
snid finding favor ~ tue capita IOlosei
lsp.En uisO al official representative OF
COLON blR comes 10 purchase arms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
WILLIAMSBURG.
Couri Mntters- S,rious Accident Destructive
Storm.

Storm.
Correspondence at the Richmond Dispatch.
WILLIAMSBURG June @, 1850.
The regular term Of the Circuit
Court commenced Monday, Judge x.
/. Henley presiding, and Is engaged IN
irving the case Of X. L. GStewoOd rs.
The Chesapeake and OHIO Railway
Company for the destruction Of timber
and cord-vool by lle. Mr.. Gatewcod
estimates hls loss II s575.
Hon. henry Atkinson and Charles
Mnlhiscr Lsq.. Of Richmond. and
Gardner Tyler. LsQ.. Of Charles City
county, asl lum directors, are here al
tending a meeting Of the Executive
Board
Master Willie Clopton, the second
son Of DR.. John Clopton, Of the Insane
Asylum, net with Z serious accident
on Monday last while al play on the
ssylum grounds. lie fell distance Of
fifteen feet through one Of the openings
20 thc coal-vsuli, and when found was
m an unconscious condition.
A few days since Court-Clerk Wiz
liam II. T. Morecock, gentleman who
vii turn The scales al 200 pounds, was
tlown from .hs buggy and made
narrow escape from serious injury. His
httie son Willie WAS also thrown out,
out not hurt.
The Rev. r. NJ. Burch, Of the EPis-
copal Church. Jeff lor Alexandria yes
tellay e. bring or his family.
4 Gazette correspondent, writing
from Morrison station, Warwick cOUu-
ty, s0ys that vicinity was visited yes
tcIdsS with haii-storm that lasted seve-
ral hours. some OF the hail-stones being
the SIZE Of waluuts. and the wind blow
inC perfect tornado The loss TO Mr..
{. +. Groom. one Of our most enter
pfising citizens. cannot be less than
thousand dollara. His fences were
blown down. large part Of valuable
orchard destroyed, and ms peanut CROP
from which be expected 10 gather two
hundred bushels Of nuts, met the same
fate. HE potatoes and other crops
were also much injured. So severe
storm hss not been felt IL tins section
Ion many wears. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
Cardinal Gufberf and the " nesecrs-
ton - Of the Pantheon.
fPr r4hia IN the Dlauafrh

PARIS, June 3.--M. Goblet, Minis
tor Of Public Instruction. has published =
rpply 70 the protest OF Cardinal Guibert.
Archbishop OF Paris. against the desecra-
tion " Of the Pantheon by it's preparation
for the reception ofthe body Of Victor Hugo.
NJ. Goblet Hays that the Cardinal exceeds
the rights Of his episcopacy In the FEELING
he lIae exhibited af the determination OF
the Government 10 restore the Pantheon TO
lite original purposes receptacle for the re-
mains Of the really great men of France.
NJ. Goblet also points out thai the religious
with his duties as citizen towards the Gov
eminent.
You are not authorized" savs NJ. Goblet.
"by any prerogAtive Of ycur Office to discuss
the afsts. of Government NJ Goblet, IN
conclusion, reminds the Archbishop that
his present attitude II not likely TO render
more harmonious than they now are the
relations OF the Church and State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04

" TTTVET6T'U 10 ETIE NININETN.T
WASHINGTON, June 3.-TwO large
delegations had interviews with the Post
master General to-day IN reference te the
Alexandria, Va, pOstmasterShip although
the commission 81 Postmaster Windsor does
not expire untii August 4. 1856. II Is hoped
by exnndria Democrats that he may be
removed fof offensive partisanship.
The first Delegation was headed by J. NJ
johnson. and presented 70 the Post master
General the name OF W. ". HerDert ~ a
proper person 20 he postmaster. Herbert
was Confederate soldier. and Is 81 present
engaged IN the commission business. The
second delegation. headed 10y Major JOl n
Il. hmoot urged the appointment OF j. X.
Cation, q lawyer. assistant city treasurer.
and chairman OF the local Democratic com
mitfee. Representative John = Barbour
has taken no part TN the contest co1jeutinC
himseli with presenting both eiegR; ona to
the Postmaster General
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
FACTS, NEWS, AND GOSSIP.
Inc fresidept and Hi vtsifors--frrsiden-
VA Appotnfme nts--The Alexandria Post

The fresidepi and Bh vssisor..-Prrssasn-
TIA Appotnfme uts--The Alexandria Post
mns'ership.
tby telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. June 3.-The Presi-
dents rule OF denying himself to all
visitors on Saturday will hereafter be
loAlOWed by the heads Of ali exceed
i've departments. This question was
considered al yesterdays Cabinet meet
lnE eho IL WIS the unanimous opinion uf
AL the members that u was absolutely es-
tential 10 the proper conduct OF public bust
hese That The Cabinet officers should have
one IA in the week entirely 60 themselves.
Ehtufoay Was selected ar the best day for
The purpose
The President to-day appointed william
n. Welsh. of Maryland 10 be Deputy T1ird
hnoliuf OF the Treasury tfee a. NJ. Can
seNef OF Ohio, resigned, by request. Mr.
Nelhh Il Well-known newspaper man
hHo wa for many years editor of the Bal
liD1fe Gazette. He lived In PENNSYLVANIA
iof several year, and served In the State
senate.
Tie Secretary OF State received to-day
from the United States Minister 20 Madrid
cable Telegram stating that the Govern
ment decision had declared hsistic cholera
epidemic in the spanish province OF Va
lencia.
The collector OF customs af Wilmington.
y. G., has been designated AZ custodian OF
the Federal building IN that city.
Captain Reyes. employed on the Virginia
MiolAnd railroad, shot himself on the road
TO- dav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
wants 10 Die Enjoying Himself.
by telegraph 70 the Dispatch

WINNIPEG. NAN. June 3.-W ord
war received to-day that Jolyn Riel's pr
yate secretary whose leg was Gmputated q
SaskstoOI died on sunday. The other
wounded are doing well The report that
Dumoni was captured by United states
soldiers 81 Assem- boini. il not credited 81
SASKATOON. IL ~ believed he " hover
ing around BatOche. awaiting al OppOrtu-
ulty 20 get ms wife and family away
Father L.duc, Vicar " st. Albert, near I'd
rsOntOn. sRNk Before ! left 81 Albert B.
Bear WIS sending scouts from his reserve 10
fieucnt reserves around the neighDorhOOd.
The message he gave them was 70 this ef-
feet " We are doomed, and viii be killed,
one nfter another, by the whites. but before
We die or lisa ppear altogether We must en-
ioy ourselves &c much 81 We can. Therefore
We must plunder the stores and XIII many
while Ibg9ule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04

corlIery, situated near that city. nj noon 10
day Three hundrcd miners are In the pit,
and al attempts 40 Tar fosnbdne the flames
or render assistance 90 the Imprisoned men
have failed. Great excitement exssfs and
II n feared majority OF the entombet
miners will perish. A large force ~ ut work
NJ the colliery trying 10 rescue them.
Another dispatch from Durham states
that the Ere In the colhery near that place
occurred IN the top seam OF Margaret pit
"Peury PIT " as n Ia known locally: thatit
wac caused 10y m explosion. and that TWEEN
ly-two men and boys 81 work there were
Killed outright. The explosion was followed
bya rush OF water In immense volumes into
the sutton seam. The minerr imen and
bOys) In the seam were. however. all taken
oul alive. working parties are now labor
lnr zeaiousiy 10 stay the food OF waters
rushing into the Mandolin seam. where n
great number Of miners are imprisoned.
and whom the Rellefs " hope 10 release
and rescue.
LONDON, June 4.-The latest advices from
Durham state that twelve more coilier
have been rescued. and that only thirteen
are now In lifisoned IN the mines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
The Rich, of Crusepship.

LONDON, june 3.--A dispatch to
Reuters Telegram Company from Berlin
SAYS: il - understood that The next task ~
Mf. lendiet0n. the United States Minister.
VIII he 10 resume negotiations regarding
The poSl tiUn OF minoe born In America ana
konk OF German parents VINO Alter being
EEtuiRlizeo IA AIuerics take np theif res
GsDce IN Germany. The negotiat loIis com
nsencec hf MI. khssoD werf without result.
ghe Ia3ncspsi point OF dispute being whe-
thef The Government cou In the Interests
al pUiiltg order. refuse such minors the rieti
oi Residence IN Germany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
AZ apsare.

DEMING, n. NJ, june "A Bowie
(Arizons) speciAlssys; The troops following
on the heedwAiers Of CHA rivef, are r.
ton Of the band. including the squsws
and are now en- route for Apache Win
their prisoners IL is supposed that only
my. AL Told. got away TO Mexico. small
hind aTr supposed 10 ~ IN the mountains
north of here. but their number Is NOT
known The campaign n virtually ended
on fhis side OF the line
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04

home Sunday night snder the influence
Of hquor. He soon began quhrrei
with his wife. and upon her upbrsiding
him for ms bad habits, he seized an
axe and attacked her viciously. The
woman defended herself with piece
Of wood. and after a brief struggle
struck her husband over the bead with
II. He was knocked 10 the floor. and
in falling struck his head violently
against the sharp edge Of table. Bro
sell went into commissions, and before
medical aid could ne summoned he died.
The wife was arrested Monday morn
inr and arrsigned on the charge OF man
slaughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
The Typos In Council.


NEW YORK. June 3.-The Conven-
ton Of The international Typographical
Union vns continued to-day. ". ii. Cray
don. j.. Of this city, samuel ;. Green, OF
IUulAN lie. End ". d. Hammond, OF New
orleans were chosen delegates 90 the con-
rros. uf the federation of organized trade
and labor unions TO he held al Washing
tom next December. Through Philadel-
pi.iR delegate AL invitation WAS extended TO
The members Of the Convention 10 Visit the
Office Of the Philadelphia Ledger by it, pro
pfieiuf George " Chlids. The invitation
wa accepted A dele gale nom Topeka,
kan asked that the Convention imam
ciaIiv assist the union men who are on a
str he a. The Commonwealth Office, ia that
city. The request vii be considered. a
delegate from Baltimore moved that sub
ordinate unions insist thai candidates for
mem beiship shall be up II the require
inenis OF the craft. ms VIII be acted on
lu-M orruW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
Cnshpere,s Earthquake.
by cable to the Dispatch.l

LONDON, June 3.-The official re-
port OF the earthquake in the vale Of Cash
mere shows that IL was not a. disastrous In
it's results as the earlier reports made II APP
pear The firBt shock experienced At Seri-
nAgur WIS felt 81 A. NJ. of Sunday the Slst
ultlmO. The shocks continued al intervals
until Monday morning. While the shocks
in the beginning were not very violent
they were sufficiently so 10 arouse the In
hRfIitRnts, who fed from their dwellings
and when these fell later they were In the
main tenantless. In consequence the loss
OF life IA now believed 70 I've comparatively
small although several houses were de-
Etr0yed. The British residence remains in
tact. Asa matter Of precautiOn. however.
the records and furniture were removed 10
the open country and deposited IN tents,
wherein the officials found temporary
refuge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
AnofnCr Defsulting hank Ofbcisl
Conc 10 Canada.

BY Telegraph 70 the DISPATCH
New YORK, June 3.-There were
sad 10 he no new developments to-day in
the matter Of the dsialcstiOn Of Paving
Teller Richard 5. scott. Of the Bank OF Man
haitian who's shortage amounts 70 over
$50. 900. The bank officials received in
formation during tie morning that their
hale employees had arrived in Canada and
was on ms way 10 Montreal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
Persecution Of Austrian Jews.

vienna. june . Serious anti
Jewish riots have again broken out. They
were renewed yesterday with Increased
violence. The melting cause az The present
time Is the excitement az the pr1p-t grow
inc ont Of the election agitation. The Car
fpelite plata wert iIIlet Win hoVLne MOB
sla nee nguts were frequent. Tie shops pi
ne Jews were ruIded and ruined and tn"r
owners violently u-sau.-e Not le-. ttuh
frrfV p.feurs were severely wounded The
ioItce made many arrests. 81 .li they were
Iovetirss 80 iepfess the rioters aud were
Obliged iocu,l FOR the aid ~ the military.
Othef riots OF Ike violence and dt~iruo-
tiVeuess have taken place ir lebHn ana
Neub.n districts. IN these districts Ia" en-
fir, uolice force d. Ou duty Ua-rO!ilu1 tht
streets and prev eutng the gathering o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
THE HOMO OPATHS.
Am,r,esuIn.ntu,e-The STATISTICS.


The chairman Of the Bureau Of Sta
fistics OF the American Institute OF Hompo-
pHtry. ID session al 81 Louis Tuesday re-
ported that there are Ia The United States
lp State societies. inter Stale. lO2 local
u clubs and miscellaneous societies. %
hospitals, 80 special hospitals, 90 dispense
RES. lg colleges . special schools, l053
students. and - journals. The progress OF
homeopathy IN different parts 0 the
country WIS reported upon by dele
oates and very favorable showing
wns made. The southern Institute which
holds the sume relation 10 the S0uth
trnr the Western Academy does 10 the West
s.le flatteflrr.ly spoken Uf, and resolution
of tncoumgcmeut WBs adopted. Reports Of
he bureaus OF clinical medicine aud medl-
rnl cducRtiOn were made, and higher
standard OF medical education was urged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
ysanspsop Nsses.

Correspondence O. the Riohnond Dispatch J
HAMPTON. VA, June 3, 1855.
John Gresnmg, an inmate OF the
Soidiers' Home, was found this morn
ing dead IN ditch near the Normal
school. Il is supposed that beng very
EsucA intoxicated he fell into the ditch
early last n rl,t aud Was sufocated.
Mayor Clasmsn was buried from ST.
Johns church yesterday
A me,eincnl u on foot to start fire
company, which is greatly needed here.
HAMILTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
Maintaining Certain Provisions Of the
Irish Grimes Act.
IBy cable to the Dispatch.I

LONDON, June 3.-A majority Of
the Cabinet. led by Earl Spencer. have de-
terrnined 20 maintain the following pruvi-
sions Of the Irish crimes acts First. cna bling
a change Of venire OF trial; second. giving
the power 10 Try special cases with special
Jurors: third giving the power TO try sum
marily for intliuida ton before two resident
magistrates; fourth, giving the power 70
conduct n preliminary secret examination.
The compfomIe has been arranged with
the minority on the proposal OF Sir Charles
bike TO limit The operation OF the act 10 one
.-..n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
ssersesni Grant.
by telegraph 10 the DISPATCH

AEw YORK. June 3.-br. Douglas
rn aimed al night at GrDcrH Grants
houss lie wes eniled once antlng the night
foattcnd The (sepessi who. waiss he sept
iioarN iAe ueEai tiiite, passed n restless
f.iEbt fis VIE ffelalg s0i exceedingly prgni
Wien ~ aWtslse. ina improved the axy
faorIe~ard J doisf hrlrse h.xller viii
dr1Na aft B.oieT said Coioue, tsnlu; inis
4 OrfnrR. la e1perlefrr lsiely While
ftiXlpT ilnt noi irteii suod. aud think We
" ~ not 30 out IN tiis park any more.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
The Great Derby Race.
rpv 90 le 70 the uisuatch1

LONDON. June 3.-Lord Hastings S
lay colt Milton won the Derby to-day. He
WIS ridden by Fred. Archer, and was tine
favorife IN the betting. Captain Bowling 4
isy colt Paradox was second In the betting,
and took the second place In the race Mr..
Child Wilkss bay colt Royal Hampton was
third.
The race at the finish was close and eX-
citing. Melton won 10y bead. kOyai
HAMPTON was q bad third. Time min
ufes and ~ Id seconds The attendance AZ
the races was unprecedented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
A. II. SIcpbens's Remains 10 BE Re-
moved.
IBy telegraph - the Dispstch.l

UN ItltHIWI'II y VT 4'IhFt''f-Il'I
AUGUSTA. GA, June 3.-TO-dsy
Adjuiunt-General John A. stephens. who
"a executor uf his late uncle, A X. Ste
phens will stop al Crawiurdsviile and exc
cute deed OF Liberty HEli-Mr. Stephenss
Old houe-tO the stephens Memorial AssO-
citation Yesterday lbe work of preparing
b grave iOJ the remains OF the old com
m0nef wis commenced Ia THE 'front.' yard OF
Liberty Hail and ever. thing VIII be II
readiness fOr the ceremonies an the ION
instant. when the remains oil Governor
~fepheus viii % remOycc from the vault IN
Atlanta where they were buried IN March
lSsS. The grave VIII be IL tine front walk
leading 10 the door OF Liberty Han, and the
monument, when erected can be seen from
Tie Georgia IA lrDHd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-04
Fighting in Cochin Chfnn.

LONDON. June 3.-Letters from Sal
eon. the capital Of French Cochin ChinR.
state that the C8mbOdian revOlutiOuists
against the French authority have. with
the King secret consent. attacked PanOIn-
ping or Nam Wang. the capital OF Camho-
dia. and driven the European residents
frem the city. The refugees were sheltered
uu board the French ship. which lay in Ne
\ guC river.