Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-28

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Count Anlrassy, who las been seri-
ously i'll, is reported to be much I'M
proved.
Fleschborn, the victim of the high
wavman's bullet at Gogehic. Mich, day
before yesterday, died yesterday.
Chapman Farley shot William Barton
near Hack Ferry, W. Va, lastnight. The
wound is considered dangerous Cause,
woman.
An earthquake was experienced on tie
Russian frontier Monday. in the vii
lage Of Khenzorik 10 persons were bu-
rcd alive.
In the House Of Commons last night
Homc.Secretarv Matthews, referring TO
tho great strike, said he earnestly hoped
that each side would enGeaYor to adjust
all differences,
4 huge Boulanpi,t meeting was held
Yesterday in Paris to protest against the
Governments action against General
Boulanger. The crowd consisted chiefly
OF workingmon.
An extra insurance Of Is pr cent.
against the risk of pillnge arising from
the civil riot was paid on vessels and
docks in London. Goods 70 the value
Of millions were insured.
In response to inquiries from New
Orleans il is said at Meridian, Miss,
that nothing is known there OF the re-
ported lynchiDg OF tho two negro editors
Of the Selma hdcpendcnL
The Musselmans in Crete are threat
ening to attack the consulates and
cathedrals where the Christians have
taken refuge against their aggressious.
Outrages continue to occur.
The United States Circuit Court Of
California was officially informed yester-
day that the charges Of murder against
Justice Stephen J. Field had been dis
missed by the Stockton court.
News from Zanzibar says that Poters's
African expedition started mp the Iana
river in two sections, Lieutenant Rust
commanding twelve boats with the
Somalis and Dr. Peters leading the land
section with Manyema carriers.
Colonel William F. Cody buffalo Bid
Yesterday gave q breakfast 70 u number
OF distinguished American tourists now
in Paris, including Mr.. Edison, Chaun
cey NJ. Depew, AuRustin DAILY, and
Whitelaw Reid, United States Minister.
A sharp shock of earthquake occurred
at Los Angeles, Cal, Monday, which
lasted few seconds then the vibrn-
tions grew stronger, and ended with two
heavy shakes. The shock was the most
severe experienced there in many years.
A belief that the dock-laborers' strike
in London will result in a general rise OF
wages throughout England to the detri-
ment OF English competition with foreign
markets caused a general rise on the
Bourse yesterday in coal and iron-mining
shares.
Articles in the Cologne Gazette and
the Hamburg Correspondent pointing
ont the superiority of the French army
resulting from the new army bill are re-
garded as indicating the intention OF the
Government TO apply to the heichstag
for fresh military credits.
A special from Lin, o., says: The
striking Italians on the new railroad
drove off all the other employees yester-
day and threatened to kill them if they
again returned to work. Thirteen OF the
Italians were arrested and jailed. The
others have threatened to liberate the
prisoners Guards will be placed around
the jail.
One of the most exciting CONGREGATIONS
that has visited Columbus, o., IN years
occurred at the penitentiary yesterday.
The fire started in the boilor-room,
where shayings became ignited by Goals
from the boiler furnace. The prisoners
were locked in their cells, but the lights
had not been put out and the greatest