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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17

passed without material opposition, and
will be especially beneficial to the local
bidders for the routes leading TO Rich
mond. II Is to be hoped that the Senate
will pass this bill promptiy.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
A Representative has sent Mr.. Cleye-
land paper signed by 100 members OF
the House asking him not to commit
himself OH the silver question.
Senator Malone and his son have left
Welcker's" and gone TO the Ebbitt
House.
The condition OF the Indians in Mon
tana. the Governor Of that Territory says,
is pitiablc. They are dying from star
walton and exposure.
Captain ID. Il. Harmony is to be APP
pointed Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards
and Docks, Navy Department, to sue
coed Rear Admiral Nichols, who goes
on the retired list in March.
Senator Voorhees, was in the Senate
to-day. He said his interview with
Mr.. Cleveland was satisfactory. More
than that he was not at liberty to say.
Gilmorc's famous band will come to
the Inauguration with the New York
County Democracy.
The Virginia Democratic Representa-
tiveS had a most satisfactory conference
to-day on the Virginia coupon decision.
The German Fusilecrs, Of Charleston,
S. c., will participate in the parade on
the ODD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
An English Mob on the Thames En-.
baukment.
lBy cable to the DIspatch.l


LONDON, February ia large
meeting Of unemployed workmen was
held this afternoon on the Thames en-
bankment. Resolutions were adopted
demanding a reduction in the hours Of
labor Of Government workmcn and the
construction Of useful public works to
give employment to the idle. Hynd-
man, chairman Of the Democratic Fed
Grafton, presided. Cheers for a social
revolution were given. and violent
speeches were made.
4 speaker insisted that railway and
other public companies should be for
hidden to employ men over eight hours
per day. One asserted that Jay Gould
had recently defeated similar measure
in New York State. and that he had his
prototype in the GoSchens. Rothschlds.
and BraSsigs of this country. Some of
the policemen drew their slaves when
the crowd became noisy and demonStra-
tive. The mob, when charged by the
police. fled precipitately. Some stones
were thrown at the police, and several
of them were kicked during the dis
turbance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Texns Train Robbed.

by telegraph To the Dispatch
GALVESTON. February l6.-A dis
ratch to the NerS from Iiarwood, Tex,
avs Two men boarded a pasSen-
Ger train on the Galveston. Harrisburg
and San Antonio railroad at I.uling
about 10 O'Clock last night, and when
tie train was about half way between
Luling and Harwood the passengers in
the frst-clasS coach were surprised at
LehOlding their two supposed fellow
passengers standing in the centre of
the car with handkerchiefs over the
lower portion of their faces and re-
yolycrs in their hands. The men quietly
demanded cash from the passengers IN
the coach. cSchewing all mention of
jewelry. They made no attempt on the
remainder of the train. but jumped from
the platform while the cars were in mo-
ton. Ii was done so quietly aud
quickly that the passengers IN the other
coaches aud the conductor knew nothing
Of the robbery at the time. They Sc
cured about $4,000 in cash among the
passengers. The robbed were George
Hodges, Of San Antonio; p. NJ. Wage.
of New Orleans and \. III. Reed, OF
Kansas City,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Cold Weather I'm the Northwest.

10y teIegtaph 10 the Dtspatch.l
CHICAGO, February lG.-The weather
here and throughout the Northwest gen.
orally to-day is again intensely cold. At
O'Clock this morning. in Chicago, the
mercury indicated ) degrees below
zero. The weather is clear. but the air
Is filled with particles of snow that are
being blown around by a keen wind
storm. Signals are dying. and a further
drop oF 10 degrees in the temperature is
predicted. At Omaha the mercury is
IL degrees below at st. Paul. 10 he
low at Des MoineS. l6 below; at Du-
buque, Is below; Fargo. Dakota. %
below jamestown. Dakota. 81 below I;
at Winnipeg. 81 below. The Chicago
and Alton. and Louisville. New Albany
and Chicago. and several Of the small
lines, are blockadcd. The former road
sent out one train about noon, but it
expresses little hope of being able to get
Through. The Grand Trunk has refused
conSignmentS Of freight. To-day the
chief trouble is south and southeast
The trains west and north are nearly on
time. Dispatches from st. Louis say
all Chicago trains out Of st. Louis have
been abandoned on account of the snow
blockade. Trains on the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy arrive seven hours
late. All trains east Of the Mississippi
river are also late. The Wabash. ILL
noiS Central, and Chicago and Alton
roads have stopped running their trains
for the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
TIC thinese Army Ronich.

\ Paris special says An official tclc-
gram from General Brlere dc l'i,lc states
that the flag Of France nov floats over
LangNon. The Chinese position at
kuiua had also been captured by
the French, the Chinese army hay
ing been routed after a hot fight.
The French occupation of LangSon
occurred on the 18th instant, the en-
gagcment between the Chinese army
and the French forces taking place
about eight kilometres beyond the
town. The French troops then crossed
the river and occupied kulua.
II IS reported from Shanghai that
French and Chinese men-of-war have
had an engagement off ShcipoS, the re-
suit OF which is unknown.
\ Berlin telegram says: The notice
issued By the French war officials de-
claring their right and intention to
search vessels in the Chinese seas for
contraband Of war has put stop to
the sailing from Hamburg and other
German ports of vessels loaded with
munitions for China. All orders are
now transferred to London and Liver
pool. where vessel-owners are ready to
take risks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Seeking Work.

lbs Nbbi' w AiiN liSpdtNAis
LONDON. February l6.-Great cx-
element was occaSioned here to-day By
the riotOus conduct Of large number
of unemployed workmen. Three thou
sand of them paraded the streets with
banners bearing notices with their
grievances. Several bands of music
accompanied the procession, which
marched TO the building occupied
by the Reinforcement Board.
A committee from the ranks entered
the office and demanded relief for the
people they represented. They wanted
immediate employment on the con-
struction Of the municipal works, which
they said were needed for the public
good.
The officials of the Board repulsed
the committee, and the crowd became
a bowling mob. The police attempted
to interfere, but were soon oyerpowered.
The paraders then invaded Downing
street and stopped in front Of the Off
cial residence of Mr.. Gladstone. They
howled and Kissed inyectiyes against
the Government. A Cabinet Council
was being held at the time, and the
mob attempted to force their way into
the room where the Council was sitting.
The police at this point received re-
Inducements and elected the intruders.
The mob then attempted to storm the
Admiralty and Home Office, but were
driven oil and finally dispersed.
LONDON, February l6.-The fol-
lowing is another account Of to-day's
demonstration here A deputation Of
workingmen, escorted By the process
sion of 5000 unemployed laborers, ac-
companied by bands and carrying ban
pers. marched this afternoon to the
cif.ces OF the Local Government Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
states nights ~. jag 1Ouid.

By telegraph 20 the Dispatch
~. LOFTS. February l6.-A special
telegram from Jefferson City TO the
Posf-Dispo'cb says - In the Supreme
Court th, morning Attorney-Gcncrai
Boone filed several information> against
Jay Gould and Others. who ~. officials
in the Missouri psGidc. wabash. St.
Louis and Pacific. and St. Louis. lrou
NGrnja'n ana Southern railroads, u
violation of the provision Of the State
Constitution which prohibit, the Of
iiccr, Of one railroad corporation from
holding Office IN another or owning or
controlling parallel or competing rail
roads. and which also prohibits the oi-
iiccr> of express c0mpanic, from hold
lns offices in railroads over which their
express lines run. The proceeding is IN
the nature Of 9ro ,"95r0Uo to compel
these officials to show cause why they
,hogid not yacate the Office, they hD!d
IN violation of the Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Gordon Certainly Dead.
By cable to the Dispatch.

KoRTI, February lG.-Thc Mudir j.
now convinced that khartoum has fallen
and that Gordon is dead 4 CavasS
attendant Of Ibrahim Bey, Euchdi. who
left khartOum a fortnight ago. state,
that Farag Pacha admitted the rebels
to Khartoum. The CANVASS, with his
master, went to the Government House
and met General Gordon coming ont
armed. with Mahomcd Bey, Mustaphs,
and twenty CavaSsc>. While proceed
ing TO the Austrian Consulate they met
a party Of rebels who fired a vollcy.
and Gordon and Mahomed Nu,tapha
f-lI dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Naval Affairs.

BY telegraph to the Dispatch.
WASHNGTON. ID. c.. February IL.
At meeting of the House Committee
on Appropriations tonight for the CON
sideration of the nayal-apprOpriation
bill. Mr.. Randall's proposition to in
crease the navy was adopted with
amendments. The amendments pro-
vide that the board TO consider designs
shall consist Of three civilians. one line
officer above the rank of captain, the
naval constructor, naval engineer. and
the Secretary of the Navy; that awards
for the designs of vessel shall be linn
tied TO $4,000; that there shall be but
four different kinds of vessels. and that
the report Of the board shall be sub
mitted to the President before the first
Monday in December. and that he, in
turn. shall transmit it to Congress.
The appropriation bill will be com
pleted in the morning and reported to
the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.
CHICAGO. February lG.-Thcrc i, a
coal famine in Chicago. owing to the
heavy storms Of the past two weeks.
which have blockaded the railroad, in
all directions. The supply of soft coal
here has reached a very low cbb. The
supply Of hard coal j, ample. but only
a small portion Of the coal consumed III
Chicago and the territory which it sup
plies is of that description. The worst
suffering is among the poor, and the
county agent has been utterly unable to
meet the demands made upon him yes
tcrday and to-day. \ leading dealer
laid to-day that there had not been for
ten years such a scarcity Of soft coal as
al present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17

lBN lcleslaph 10 the I~lFtltH.l
LOWELL, MASS. February l6.-Thc
backbone of the strike of the carpet
companies operatives j, broken, a, 2io
out Of the 300 ingram loom, are run
ming, and large proportion Of the
spoilers. windcr>. and twister, have
also gone back. The Brussels weaver,
voted in executive session saturday not
to 90 back. but nine or ten are at work
this morning. The mills have started
up in all the departments to give the
striker, chance to return. and 50 many
have accepted that the plan Of shut
ting down +, likely to hc given zap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Cargo ana Mails Lost.
by cable to the Dispatch.

LoNION, February lG.-Thc steamer
Wcstcrland. from Antwerp for New
York, has put in at Plymouth with her
bow damaged seriously in collision
with The steamer Collier iolmhurSt.
which was cUt in two and sunk. Four
Of the lIolmhur>t'> crew were drowned.
The steamer Alphon>o, from Caiiz ior
Havana. has loundcrcd at Grand Ca
nary island. Tie passengers. e"Vw.
and treasure were saved. The cargo
and mails were lost,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17

" tr.tgfapn % ne Disp9'rH.'
CHICAGO. February ia Jo'v-
DoI'S Springfield u.lj special SAY, 3:
At a JOINT session Of the Legislature
to vote for United >tatc~ senator to-day
fifty-scycn member, were absent. Tclc-
grams were received from several
stating that they were showed in on
railroad trains. The Speaker as usual.
voted for Morrison, his being the only
vote cast. ! telegram was received
from a Chicago member stating tiat he
is sick. and will be unable 70 attend for
several days. 1t !, believed regular
vote for senator will not be reached
III uvnnl -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
.sDESPOKE DEPARTMENT. '

GLOW strangely 4 sounds Yrt That IS
what the English cali am Order or Ca.tom
REPAYMENT. los can dud one advertised
in ;he --latest London illustrated papers.,
COAPAEI~ON-
are said .p be- odiuu, and 80 they .nyacia-
bly, arr 10 the one deprecated. Parallel
lines never meet, and hence every man.,
standard i, the estimate he places upon his
o~n productions; but others than himself
must Lc the
pGE~.
TWO men came out II the large clothing
house OF }. T., "a Chestnut street.
In Philadelphia. recently. ani one said to the
other: "I can do better than that at
Is referring 10 cheap tailor on
tine corner below. He WAS correct n0n hi,
point Of view. hisonly standard being price.
\ standard Of this sort suffice, some. but
not all.
II both buyer and seller are satisfied no
one has right iosay nay.
HHl alltf al thc mass OF irOpic KNOW NpH
To discriminate between
SUPERIOR AID INFERIOR rRpnUC-
TONS
ard though good taste may FOR the while he
tempted by seemingly iow prices. art st.c
productions must secure preference.
We have made some SWEEPING RE
III CTiON~ in our Tailoring Department
We would ask an Inspection.
~ SAK> a Co.
pNE-PRICE TAiIOttS,
1913 MAIN STREET.
r. II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February lG.-Cot-
ton firm; sales, 70 bales /; uplands,
III Slice; Orleans, ii l-l6c. consoli-
dated net receipts, 1860 bales. Ex-
ports--to Great Britain, 7,l42 bales /;
to the continent. 1854 bales. South
ern flour weak common to fair extra,
s3.20as4.25. Wheat-Spot a triae
better ungraded red, s3a93c. No. 3
red. February, nominal. Corn--Spot ia
lie. better; No. 2, 5laa52ic.; Febru-
airy 5lsa52sc. Oats iasc. higher ;
No. ., 37a37sc. Hops firm. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio steady at $3.50: No.
: Rio. spot. 800. Sugar steady and
quiet; Centrifugal, 5 9-l6c.; fair to
good refining, 5Ic, refined quiet aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH tuesday,.

Arrived there dcputafion entered and
demanded relief for the unemployed Of
London through the Institution OF
Public Works. The officials in charge
of the Board rooms were somewhat
dismayed by the demonstration. but po-
litely Informed the deputation that no
official answers TO the demand could at
the time be given, because Sir Charles
Dixie, president Of the Board. was
away, and during his absence nothing
could be done.
This response was received in sullen
silence, and the crowd, which by this
time had become mob, rushed in a
body into Downing street despite all
efforts of the police to prevent them,
and until dispersed stood bowling
around the official residence Of the
Prime Minister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK XARKET.

NEW YORK, February l6.--The week
opened at the Stock Exchange this
morning without material change in the
general situation. Prices las lower.
and nothing new had developed since
Saturday 10 influence values, but the
persistent selling movement. in which
Iackawanna led. drove quotations
down in the first half hour la2. Com
pared with last week, the whole list
sympathized in the downward move
ment. The decline was checked. how
ever. in about half an hour. and slight
rally followed for most stocks, Lacka-
wanna leading, until before > O'Clock
it was ~ above the lowest quotation.
Mean time New York Central and Lake
Shore remained strong. without making
any important adyansI, and st. Paul
and Union Pacific were weak. In this
way the market driited into an cX-
tremely feyerish and unsettled condition.
Sales OF Lackswanna were enormous.
being 40 per cent. entire. y business
rumor was current and generally be-
lieyed that Deacon White aud Gould
had disagreed as to future proceedings.
and that consequently Gould was not
lending any further support TO the
market. The market closed very irreg-
ular at O'Clock. the most active stocks
showing about an equal number Of gains
and losses, but the difference was less
than either way, except that of Lack
awanna, which was up ,, and Missouri
Pacific down TO Il. Sales. 10000
shares.
Noon.-Stocks duh and steady.
Money. per cent. Exchange-Long.
4S4; short. 4S1aiSIl. Governments
strong. States steady.
Ercnjng.-Exchange, 4Sl5. Money.
la! per cent. Sub-TreaSury balances
Gold. sl3l.j29; currency. s22.-
694. Governments dull per cents.
1929; ) per cents, 10Y bid. State
bonds strong.
Alabama-ClaSs \. . to s. ..(bid 86I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Grant and the Retired List.

bN IttlIHPU 10 No TINIHI'H.I
WASHINGTON u. g.. February II.
Representative Randall has signidcd hi,
intention of trying to pass. under u
suspension Of the rules during the last
six days Of the session, the second Ed
munds bills passed by the Senate, which
gives the President authority to place "a
general of the army on the retired list,
and which has for it. object the placing
Of Grant on this list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17

number Of rrenchmen attaekedth the Ger
man SOCIALISTS in the procession, and de-
stroyed wreath Of the latter. The at
tack was occasioncd by the fact that
they carried the German flag conspicu-
ously bolsted Immediately in the wake
ofthe coffin. This provoked the French
men in the streets, who shouted. "Down
with the German flag" The opposition
soon extended to the Frenchmen in the
procession When the flag was not
lowered in answer to these shouts it was
stoned. Then free fight occurred be-
tween the supporters of the German
banner and the Frcncbmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Accidental xpiosion Mt Gibraltar
fBy cable To the Dispatch.l

10y VdUI' W IIIV IIIsIltIVTI.T
LONDON, February l6.-A dispatch
received tonight from Gibraltar shows
that the damage by the explosion re-
ported this morning was in no respect
so serious as first stated. Nobody was
killed. Three engineers were seriously
injured. The explosion occurred during
some blasting nneration,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Chicken.Thiexcs Killed.

by IcItgIhph 10 NE UIspoIcn.T
WHMINGTON, DEL. February Ii.
4 Addletown DELI letter to the
Ere1y Erendng says that two negroes,
whose names are not given. visited ia
cob kaSsir'S farm Friday night to steal
chickens. KaSSir fred upon them, and
wounded one 80 badly that he died the
next day. The other, in his hurry to
escape, fell over Il fence and broke hi,
ncck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
The Butler Malone Srrape.

I'D tVIVSIdPII To IHV UIHIHIVH'I
WASHINGTON. February l6.-But-
Ter Malone. son of Senator Malone.
who shot at a colOred waiter in Welck-
er's Hotel last Friday night, and who is
charged with assault with intent to
kill. waived an examination in the Po-
lice Court to-day and gave bonds for
his appearance before the Criminal
Court when wanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
LATE WEArHER REPORT.
stHs
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

MAsHISeroS, February l7-l:20
a. M.-For the Middle atlantic States,
colder, fair heather, clearing in erfreme
northern portions, winds shifting 10
rest and south. generally higher baron
efer.
For the South AtiaSfic States, colder.
Jar 'reother. .foiiored by rising temper
azure IN the wes' portions, uesterly
minds, shiffiHgto sOuthresterly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
The sharon.HiiI Ease.

u! Telegraph 20 the Dispatch.I
SAN FRANCISCO. February To-
Judge Sullivan this morning rendered a
decision on the question of alimony and
oounSel-fees in the Sharon divorce case.
He granted the plaintiff. nee Miss Hill.
$500 n month from the date of appli-
cation, January 9th. and $50 900 coun-
sel-fecs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Cotton Rurucss.

TT w @I"PTI :" 0IIU I'IsFaVEIIsI
MONTGOMERY, ALA, February l6.
Shehan's warehouse. in Euiaula. was
burned this morning along. with 300
bales Of cotton. Nothing was saved.
The loss is fully 100000. The amount
Of insurance is not known, but is sup
posed to be ample.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Fatal Explosion.

by telegraph TO the Dispateh.l
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, February To-
An engine-boiler at the east shaft of
the coal-mine here exploded this morn
irg. instantly killing the engineer and
fireman and wrecking the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
A Fearful Lxpiosion-seyentee Men
Killed.
by cable tothe Dispatch.

LONDON. February ia terrific
explosion occurred in the powder maya
zinc al Gibraltar to-day, killing seven
teen men and doing considerable dam-
age otherwise. Eight of the killed
were soldiers and nine civilians. The
explosion occurred in one Of the small
powder magazines Belonging to the for
tiecafions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Hurt I'm n GoiIixiOu.

ny Telegraph 70 The Dlspatch.I
CHATTANOOGA, February l6.-The
Atlantic express train on the East Ten
nessee. Virginia and Georgia railroad
collided with a freight train six miles
from this city this morning. The en-
gineer Of the passenger train was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, FEB. 10.
lBy telegraph

steamship nraohenfes GER. Tarrec. New
Orleans.
steamship Manhattan. Stevens. New
York and sailed for West Point.
-irapsEip j. Hopkins, Kent. Providence,
aud N led Tor West Point.
Inlted States fevenue-eutter Hamilton,
cruising. and proceeded.
Schooner Mabel l.. Phillips. Harper
Portsmouth.
SAILED.
steamship Edgar Dr.. stainthorp, Dub
lin, having coaled.
stesmIhip BeIair (Br.l. Dunlop, London
having eoaled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
fens Before the Grand Jury.
by t6;esrsp pin to The Dispateh.l

NEW isRK. February lG.-Mrs.
Dudley. WHO shot at Rosa, was ar
raigned in the Yorkyille Police Court
to-day and held in $4,000 bail to appear
before the grand jury. Rosa was not
in court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, February &c. 1885.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT Mixed. "a bushels.
Red, l,S2s bushels. Total, l,892 bush
els.
CORN.-White, ,G3S bushels. Mix
ed. 1000 bushels.
OATS. 80 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 800 bushels prime
to choice Longberry on private terms.
OATS. 80 bushels choice winter at
&c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Rh>rArxa~tS d N.mPLE.aOoms

HENRY HECSER.
IL SALOON. RESTAURANT. AND Bill
IIARD-ROOM. No. 1908 MAIN STREET.
WINES. LIQUORS, and CIGARS OF the
finest quality kept constantly on hand.
RESTAURANT and LUNCH-COUNTER
supplied with the best the market affords,
which Is served in first-ciass style. The best
appointed and equipped BILLIARD-ROOM
in the city. Location central. Polite and
attentive attendants. de 2-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
Two Men Killed in n Railroad Col.
atsiOn.

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.
PITTSBURGH, February l6.--A
collision occurred on the Pennsylvania
railroad yesterday between two stock
trains. Two drovers were killed and
tramp stealing ride was badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17

ny caoie 10 the Dispatch.
MADRID, February lG.-Fresh
shocks Of earthquake were felt to-day
at Granada, Velez, and Motril. No
damage was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-17
4 Funeral Procession Causes street

rRY cable 10 The Dispatch. !

PARIS, February 10 During the
fureralproccsSion to-day of Jules Wales,
a well-known Socialistic journalist OF
France, who died Saturday, large