Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10

Condensed kilograms.
Henry searie, the champion slnele-sculler' Is
dcid.
Tho miners IN saqr district, Germany, will
strike Thursday next
There vas sharp shock Of earthquake in
Dalmat,a, Bosnia. aud llersoeyogna yesterday
Tho revival " the cholera at Bagiai caused
O panic and tie utmost distress, anu ua4o Is
paralyzed.
Dr. parke sends bulletin from Baeamayo,
reporting some mprOvcmont IN the cohllDoh oi
Emin lasha-
Peter Clansen. an olcctric-'igh, liueman. was
killed in New York yesterday ~ SHOCK from
an electric wire.
A subscription % tho tenants defonre iiud
la8 been opened at lonGiord. Ireland anu -
meeting Wi,n great success
1lavor Grant. o. New YORK. has written com
wun.raii0u o. certain hu3inrs4-fu cn n-hlhB loI
further suuscri ptiOus TO the Morll5 J. Az
rmporor William arrived a. Frankior, yesier-
dqv 4 largo crowd gathered % welcome MN
ana De was greeted Win mucn enthusiasm.
Al wurfrsesboro'. Tenn, YESTERDAY IN The law
cNlr8 ~ Leland Jordan, Frank b Hrlpl. q yo"hE
attorney, shot and instantly kiled EDWIN DO
Fletcher
The s,eam-hio Aiona arrived IN Now York
Yesterday from Hayden ports. Tho c0minhnier
report. there Bcre no decided evidences ot q So
coul outbreak among me people.
ced Brown. o negro. killed Bob vsuehan
with an aVo near florence, Ala. last fillay;
An aftefipt WIS moGe % lyuch the negro aud
military arc now protecting me lau.
G.. schooman. a timer Of birmingham. was
found denI henili ui- shop in Livingston yes
t,rlay morning. Hc came from Cleveland -
whore he had a wife nnd two children
Tlo preliminary trial, ~ birmingham. q pr.
d. g. Davis Tor the murder. on last Iueslay
uirhf u Dr. Vs. Locke Chew, closed yesterday.
Dr. Davis was admitted 60 bail IN slJ'gI
A Greeusburg Ky) special to the Louisville
T'.oes says: Jack Turner, who on wednesday
kiUg4 NGtoy williams, ION % Hon. d. Il. VIII
lGms. was lynchei near there yesterday.
Tho work OF refining sugar was commenced
yesterday i'm claus spe,kles immense now su.
rar-rcnrcly iu Philadelphia. Tho capacity ~
me refinery Is 2,o1JCJJp pounds every iwoniy-iour
hours.
Tho South London Gas Company has been
cOmQelled 90 dismiss OIL tho new hands put on
a. stokcr-, as an tho regulars bad ceased WofA'
and no supply OK gas.is already at very low
pressure.
James W. Whitney, joseph j. Whitney, and
james A. Knapp, dry goods commission ner-
crsnt- al 80 Worth street. New YORK, made an
assignment yesterday. Liabilities supposed -
De ABOUT 100000
Tho Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad Com
rauv. OF which Thomas q. Plat i- president,
has Isrun an action ia the United states Circuit
/ Court ncain-t John II. lnman. ~ New York, 10
recover s. 10000 aud for an accounting
There is taik Of tho abdlcanon of tho Brazilian
Throne IN favor Of Prince PEDRO, who Is now four
F zen veare Old. with q regency under Prince Pc
drD Aucu-io, eldest son OF Prince Augusta or
+ Srle-C0burg, tho other son-lu-law OF Dom Pc
Dire.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has vail
dated The election o. Canarelli, Ncrgius, Coulis-
SON. and Bourganer Tho committed OF mo
Chamber OF Deputies has pa5-el "ilnous uor 49,
credit Of a. 10000 francs Tor the secrei-selYce
fund.
/ An eminent physician reports that infuenzn,
/ which has been quite general ira ~ Peters our 2
. for some days, las appeared in London. Two
cases of the disease being under his treaiment
/ 10 has also made lts appearance Ia LemDurg ana
ClucoW.
Fernandina special 10 the Times Union says
/ that Information was received there yesterday
Of the arrest ia brunswick, ia, OF one SchlosHy'
4 Quu.mlth who formerly lived In Eernandina,
/ aud who WAS suspected OF CONTRIBUTING. lie
/ lad A com pauion named Mcdonald, who was also
arrested.
Roy. sam Small, OF Atlanta, has made appli-
cation for ordination in the Protestant Episcopal
/ Church. His application Is bong considered ny
/ y committee OF minister's and doubtless will be
/ favoraplv received. Mr.. Small has been q minis
ten Of the Methodist Church, but his family are
mem beers OF the Episcopal Church.
Inthe French Senate yesterday LeBreton asked
l II tne Governments before beginning 70 neg0fia-
ate tho treaties OF commerce, would consult the
] Agricultural societies. Minister Ilrard respond
/ ed that he would consult both the agricultural
i soricties aud the commercial bodies. Boron pa
rionty declared that tho treaties OF commerce
/ mad ruined tho country.
MIR Plumb, chairman OF the Committee on
/ Public Lands, reported fayOrably 20 the Senate
I'm executive session the nomination Of Commis
/ sioner Gof, Observation-Disclosures Stone. and
Recorder townsend Of the General Land once
Mr. Hale, chairman u iho Committee on Con-
sus, reported fayoraoly tho nomination Of ko'
bert p. Porter 10 be superintendent Of Census
There was a very fierce debate in the Cham
| her of Deputies yesterday over the motion Of VI
/ DerOuldo that the Chamber declare valid me
[ election of BOulanger Nm. Briss0n, Pellatin
and many others spoke. Deputy Laissent wa
repeatedly called 10 order. Tho partisans Of
/ B6ulanger we're more than usually violent. and
his opponents pushed the passion OF his part
Z sans 10 its limit by their contcmptu0us refer
onces. Tho proposition was rejected ~ 80 tC
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A Tl,ouCht for VIRGINIA Landowners.