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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12

NHLH .N
CHARLOTTE. y. g., January John e.
liott. A young man about eighteen years old,
was Yesterday instantly killed In Union
county by a falling tree. lie was working,
clearing away new ground, when a terrific
wind blew down a large tree, which fell
upou him, resuItingas stated.
4. \. Marshall. an employe IN q cotton
mill Mt q Concord. yesterday bad his right hand
.natchcd oT by machinery.
a c0tton.mlI il TO be- built at Plyler' IN
Caharrus county, by a Joint stock company.
Drewry NusselWhiie, an aged farmer on
Union county, dropped dead while working
in q field last wednesday evening.
Another failure is announced at Monroe,
a. ielurthat Of j.. b. Futch, 2 dealer M gcn-
cral merchandise. LiabiIues or assets not
stated.
As WIS foreshadOwed by this corresp0n.
dent last night, the railroad project IN this
county wa. badly defeated. The friends OF
tha new railroad. h0Weter, are takiug defeat
remarkably well, and are now talking Of put
ting fle question Of . sl0O.0 900 subscription
TO The Camden line alone, Which VIII give
charlotte 4 direct liue 20 Charleston. The
friends o. the railroad are among Charloitc's
most substantial citizens, whose feathers still
1y and viii not Doe downcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
NuMINArO


WILMINGTON. y. c.. Jangsry u.-Turpenuns
firm 81 4'kc Resin steady; strained. e2<c.;
good strained. S7<c Tar firm a. tLt0. Crude
turpenrne drm; hard. tl.S). yellow dip and 'r-
gin. taxl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
AfrIcnn Anairs

rBy AnrlO-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
ZaNzmaR, January 1l.-AGylccs have been
received from the interior that in October
last Mwanga, the King 81 Uganda, plotted
10 destroy bis entire body.guard, bis inten-
lion being 10 ab1udOn them on an Island IN
lake NyanZa, here they would siarye 10
death. Tue guards, who bad been ioreWarned
Of the Kings intentions, refused to enter the
canoes which were TO convey them 10 the
island. but returned 10 the capital and made an
attack on Mwangs's palace. The King hedtO
escape the fury 81 the guards. aud bis bro
iher. KfWeWa, was installed In bis stead'
KiWewa appointed Christians to I'LL The
principal Offices. This enrlCed the Arabs,
who murdered many of the Christian OH
c,ais. and replaced them with Mahomedans.
The AIabs burned the English ana french
mission stations and Killed many al the con-
yerts 10 Christianity. The mission boat, IN
which some Of the persons who bad been con-
ycrted by the French missionaries were dee-
ine, w9sstruck by a hippopotamus and sank
I've Of the converts being drowned. Many
Letters for Emin Bey and Henry NJ. Stanley
were DESTROYED by the burning OF the mis-
sionary stations. The missionaries have
reached UsambyiO IN safety. Msaiaia depot
Is safe. Wwauga is a prisoner at Magu. lie
has appealcd to the English missionaries Tor
assistance. The Arabs have written TO MS
slouarv Mckay eXultiug ia their triumph
and propheseing the eXtricating OF all mis-
sions in Central Africa IN revenge Tor Eng-
buds anf-slavcry policy. They have pro-
claimed Uganda MahOmedan King.
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Nn,nI. sfnrtnc. nnh Portal.

lhy Telegraph To- lhs bl7ihttlLI
WAeuISGIoN. Jspuaty IA dispatch was
received 200 The Navy Department Ibis morn
lns from Lieutenant Ca"l--, ~ Pnladeiphiir
stating that the dynamite cruiser esuvlu
at the thirl official trial yesterday attained q
speed of 2I.Gi knots on hour, 800 cAces, Of
LCi ku6vs over the speed required by cone
tract. Ibc tri4l TOOK place 30 deep water in
the Delaware hay over a two and q BALI mic
course. The vessel running back aud forth.
The vessel Will undoubtedly be accepted by
the Government.
The Marine Hospital Bureau makes the
following announcement: i'm the opinion
of this bureau trayei may De re-umed
throughout The state OF Florida. An in-
socction service win De- maintained, aud ia
ease OF any appearance Of fever the public
viii bee bottled.
The President to-day nominated to be
uostmas,erS Ransom :. Dudley, Pulaski
Ciy, Va; Edward d. Ilncey, South Bos-
Ton, Va; William If. Tary, WestPoint, Va. ;
Levy l.. Brinklev, Elenton, y. C.; stephen
G.. Weaver, pa}tonia, Fla; samuel u.
Thompson. Lake city, Fla; Charies h..
Alien, Tampa, Fla; Andrew j. sturgis,
Crystal Springs, Miss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12

johnson q Higgins, OF Philadelphia. began
TO receive inquiries from exportin@ shippers
IN tue West who had done business with
Wharton.
The company speedily Investigated the az
fairs Of iis Chicago Office, sand found 4 dedcit
bf from $1,000 to $4,000 10 Whsfton's &c.
count. This sun represents premiums which
had been collected on certificates OF insu.
rance issued by him, but which he bad not
RENTED to johnson & Higgins. The COM
psny at once published a note to all holders
OF such certificates that the policies OF insu.
rance Under which they bad been issued
were cancelled and the certificates void, and
warning the public against negotiating Tor
them. wharton was originally from New
York. and for some time before hts engage
meni with johnson & Higgins worked for
Henderson Brothers, agents Tor the Ancnor
Line OF steamships. He Is shout fifty years
old. ana has son living In New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
nANY MAvr - I'D 0mosT.
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where npOOiSS HWvo EeNeiied
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
The vesuyius n success.
fuv t.f.g,nuh 10 tia Dispatchl

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, January LINE
third official triaLtrip on the new Ohlleu
States dynamIte.gun cruiser Vesuvius was
made over the new Government course ~
Delaware Breakwater this morning. Inc
trial was The most successful OF the three
the vessel attaining a rate OF OLGA knots per
bour while the contract calls for but twenty
knots. TIE speed attained lacks but six
tenths OF a rate % the TWENTY-FIVE statute
miles per hour and places the fesuvius III
the front rank OF ocean g~reyhounds, having
attained the fastest speed oil any steamsnlp
afost.
The cruiser after leaving her dock yesser'
day morning proceeded to the DelaWsIe
Breakwater, and after arriving there WAS
put over nve-knot course three times. Inc
fret OF the series was at 10 REVOLUTIONS Oh
tine screw. her lowest rate; the second was
AZ t75 revolutions. and the tbIr1 at 2lj- her
normal cruising speed in an engagement. IN
AL al these trials she made extraordinary
good speed, making the tiDal trial al a rate
Of nearly twenty knots an hour.
The length OF the course was oifclalIy.
certified 10 the builders by the naval board
as being % IS knots, and the Messrs. tramp
we're notified that the Vesuyius would nave
TO 20 over IL each way In Z minutes, 81 10
seconds I'm order 20 attsin o mean speed OF
not less than 20 knots an hour, as required
by the statute. The first run over the course
was in the direction OF the tide, and was
made IN 9 minutes 30 seconds, which gave
a rate Of 22.9j Knots Per hour. IDe
second run, sgainst the tide. was made III
1880. showing q rate Of 20.3j knots. The
mean speed OF two runs was therefore
2j.Gj knots per hour, the gratifying clrcuul-
stance being that the statutory requirement
was handsomely exceeded IN each run. Inc
indicated horsepower development by Inc
main engines by observation was 800 lcoh>
tract 5000. and estimating the aux
i~liaries at $50 collective indicated horse
power, the total horsepower was 4ii0'
At g O'Clock this morning the YES,
sci. accompanied by the Despatch, started
for the course, 10 make her trial trip. In
making The first run the steam was oil 100
pounds pressure. while the mean syerageio
the revolutions OF the screw was 2I3. Inc
run was made in G minutes 30 seconds, or
90 seconds better than the contract calls lor'
and the speed attained wa. 22.9j knots. The
rciurnrun was made 10 $50 against q strong
wind and tide. the ye'sel attaining a rate OF
2O.3j knots. making the mean average 2l.6i
knots. Thi. ended the trial ttip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
TRr wsArusa IN YESTERDAY was
T. Range Of \ srnoms..r Ye~..era.,.
lIean tsmperatnre.
NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

NEw YORK. January ii.-Except for a period
~ moderate ~acti,ily In the forenoon the stock
marset to-day was equally 81 duh and unists-
resting a. that Of yesterday. The progress msde
by tue railroad presidents aud bankers 10 their
task Of restoring their properties 20 g DIVIDEND
paying basis dd not meet with any response
from the spectators otthe street. and The market
sim waits f0r pronounced action. aud the deal-
logs remain almost purely professional. his
inscfion caused much disappointment on the
street. aud had &c not been for the liberal foreign
purchases a weak market would probably have
succeeded. There was no weakness apparent,
however. even with the prevailing duinoss. and
traders At one time thought nat hey detectel
q buying from the Gould sources, but little eYt-
dence WAS shown thai any large interest was
doing anything, but there was SLOW snd steSdy
hardening OF values, which carried prices In somo
stocks up as much as per cant the improve
ment was most noticeable IN Changers, ana
those stocks overshadOwed AL the rest Of tha
list althOugh' there vas activity IN Erie (which
was bought largely for foreign aocounp, Missouri
Pacific. and the coalers The market closed dull
tut drm 20 strong. The entire active list Is higher
this evening. MANITOBA rose IL, Rock Island
and Pullman each I per cent, and others irse-
tional amounts. lotai sales, $4,000 shares.
svsHfna.-EXchangeduu and stronger 81 tSa
49,. Money tpss AZ RHaa Sub-Tressuty bel
ances-Co,d. Sib'. $4,000: currency. Ni.s5.,oO0.
Governments dun snd arm { per cents l2sS'
~ coupous, l03E. state bonds dun anu rasher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12

WNNEEWA NNWVWTEH
fBy Auglo-Americau cable % the DispatsI

by Anelo-Americau cable 70 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, January IA semi-Oiiicial note
was issued to-day deUying the truthfulness
OF Inc Vienna TagOiatt's account Of the In
terview between Count MenaOria. the
Italian Ambassador, aud Goblet, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, IN relation 70 Tunisian
affairs. The note states that the subject OF
an Italian blockade Of Tunis was not men.
toned nj the interview. In regard TO
schools France from the outset has assumed
that the TunlsIan decree only applied to tue
schools % Dee established IN the future. The
decree required that the authorities should
be notified OF the opening OF the schools and
give them The right 10 inspect them Tor
hyglenic and moral reasons IA the presence
Of the Consul OF the country to which the
schools belonged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
n K BY TgLgsRaPa
NER YORS

NEW YoRr. January ii.-Coiton steady; - les.
ia bales; last evening Corrected, g43 nal9s:
uplands, 95se; Orleans. lOhe. Nee4iy-Net
receipts at this port, I,jls D4le-. gross, bsCS
bales; expOrt---to 0rras BRIAN; l@sn ostgs.
20 France, l,72l bales: 70 tue Continent, 1914
bales; stock, 100, 10 bales; net receipts a. all
ports today, S9.g3 bales; exports-to Great
britain, 2. VI bales: 20 france, 4CG baies; %
the Continent. 1850 bales; stock, SL5il BALES.
southern flour steady. Wheat dull and lover;
Nc 2 red, tlaSL001 Ia elevator. options ir-
regular and kskc. lover; No. 2 red, January.
@kc.: February, sl.00a; May, fL0f3s. Corn
steady: No. 2 s9k s49kc. IA elevator: options
steady. closing weak January, Ahe.: feDru-
airy, AAc. May. f5Ac. Oats heavy and We.
loser; options quiet and Aa4e. ever; Jan.
No. 2sp0t. 81 &43l4 a.. Hops steady aud quiet
C0nse-Opaons closed steady and higher; FEB
ruarJ. &1l95asi5; March. NEossl4.eSi Nay,
t1Ls5atl505; June, $il8s$Iaoo: spot RIO dali;
Gull. AolAsses quiet ksce quiet aud nrm. Pc
tr0leum steady; refined, a. Sotoa-seed OIL
weak: crude. 49,. yallov. 5eas4c. failos arm snd
quiet; city. 8 5Ioc. Resin duh. fosssoes slssdy.
1urpentiRs dull southern eggs, lssals%c. Hides
quiet AMI steady. Wool str0ng and qniet fork
Quiet Beef slow. Beef hams dnl Tierced
beef quiet Cuf-msas nrm: mideies quiet
Lard staa..ier and quiet: western siosfn. G.75a
sf.O city. $40: January. February, asd March.
s7.T5: Apn. E.sS; MAY. $50 Fre;gsass nrm;
cotton, 7-a<d.s grain. I'D
SIR LOUIS
s.. LOGS. January il.-Riour ifeiess Wheat
nrnl and higher early, rut Dreze soon altar.
later e rallied again aed closed nrla; ozeesh,
Corn quiet No. ! mixed. eass. s.e.: January,
A1aEe2c.: May. &1.as3hc Gals DrHsr; Ne
ea.h. q. May. e3ke. whiakey steety = $l0A
PROVISIONS iirmer. Pork, az. AksfllsA Larc,e
Prime steam nominssiy EigAer as E,SsAss.1'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12

cIal condition, and there are indies-
tons that there may be great dihlennY
in meeting the current expenses OF lns
society aud conducting iis mission "oIA;
This was strongly brought out at the annuai
meeting Of the pew.holders last evening"
The receipts during the past year have Cen
only a trihe over $4,000, aud the expehsss
have exceeded that amount by SLOW. IN
concluding a long article on the condition OF
Mr. Beecher's old church toe Pos. says; =
the face o. this showing DR.. Abbott, WDo
was paid $4,000 isst year, wants MS sahIy
raised 10 $4,000 a year. Fol Plymouto
church. which once raised sGS.000 from the
sale Of her pews. and averaged s40,0JO iof
maHy wears, the future does not look ex-
tremely prosperous in view OF these facts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
q P~ABTSCULAB.
VIII Take Anything they can Get
for Malone.

Especial telegram % tue nispatchl
INDIANAPOLIS, lND.. January 1.-THE
callers upon General Harrison from abroad
for several DAYS past have not concerned
themselves about the Cabi0el, and are not
particularly prominent people. All Of them
have asserted thai they did not come 10 tlh
about politics, they were siulply social
callers. 4 large delegation OF Nlrgiulans
were expected on the midnight train, aud II
T.. understood that II comes IN The interest
OF General Malone. ". ). Luriy arrived
TO-DAY. lie seems TO Do a sort OF
ayant courier OF the Nircinrans. He does
not conceal the object OF The visit. lie saws
they viii urge upon the President-eleet me
policy and propriety Of appointing 'feneral
Malone 20 4 Cabinet portfolio. On being
asked which one of the secret ,ryships would
be asked for or the most agreeanle, ne ae,
swered that he cid DOT know thai II would
make any difference. They we're notse' par
ticulsg as to the particular portfolio Inc
main object wss to present Manone's claims
and secure a positica tor bin IN the CaolneN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
EIoAmoND ruBAcCo MARKEr.

JANUARY II. 1891.
West Virginia szles to-day were ~ packages
ont Of "a Offering Of a packages. Prices we're
very well mamtaiued, with 5Jc. tho best price for
wrappers and 35c. for cutters. The bad or high
order OF much Of this class makes buyers care
fsl and regulates values, besides quality 6Ad
color. Very few low grades arc offered in West
Virginia tobacco, but the lngs have beon taken
In at safc. % gAc. and seem 10 be In little ds-
mand. Loose sales show no material changes.
Or 80 packages OF West Virginia bright offered
since January "a AZ packages were taken in.
leaving i8 packages sold. with Csc. the highest
price. The market for ailers AMI common
smokers Ia Old continues rather active.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12

By Geographic tho Dispatch.l
New ORLEANS. January H. tlblegrams
received to-day from CAPTAIN Leitrh and
Prrcr N0r,cg report that the steamship
NqcGrceo- went on the reef In Ascension
blv on Sundsy. December 3Jth, and that both
the vessel and the cargo ere total loss. The
pssseuecre and crew. MS well rs The mails
and yalua1lcs, are safe. The crew is eX-
pccitd 10 arrive here TUESDAY nv the steam
.1ip Waudcrcr. The NacGreg0r was an
Fnrlish steamship under charter TO Macheca
Brothers. she bad q steel hull and vas we'll
fitted, and was valued &C about $4,000. She
was probably insured 10y the owners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
weaver's Alleged Motive in the Dead
Lock.

Especial telegram % inc plspaIchI
WAsnrGrON, January l1-Ihere are
many motives assigned for Viewers action
in maintaining The dead lock, but The one
most generally believed is that the lo~an i
not vet ready to retire from public lie aud
intends moving 10 oklahoma a. soon a. II IL
opened, and thence be sent 10 Congress as q
delegate. tie believes that IN one year from
Tue time the Territory is opened 10 settle
ment II will have a sufficient number OF IN
habilanls to be entitled to Statehood. and
When admitted he Will be'sent TO The Senale.
lie thinks his fight for opening the Terri
tory will entitlehim 10 any Office within the
gift Of the people. and that tuey VIII not falI
70 recognize this aud give him what he
wants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
POLITICAL PESTS.
southern CIaimautsIn iie Vanguard
After spells.
~ telcgraph % Lho DIspateh J

ny telegraph 20 The Dlspathl
INDIANAPOLIS. January I.-Generdl Harri-
sons Out-of-tOwn visitors to-day were not
very numerous, but they came from widely
different sections and on political brands
local 10 their sections and their iuierests.
birmingham, Ala, sends another delegation
i'm the per.Ons of Colonel G.. i. Kirkland and
Judge Siratton. Their mission was to pre-
sent The name Of Ex-Governor William H..
smith as a suitable representative OF the south
In President UlTri.on's Cabinet. they bad
a half hours conference with The President
elect and urged the cliims Of The south Tor
recognition. IL Is understood they brought
with thcm very strong endorsements iayor-
ing Governor Smiths appointment. Gov
erpor smith wa, 10 have been the sp0kts-
man of the Birmingham delegation that came
here a month ago 10 confer with General
Harrison on his probable southern policy.
The day that the delegation WAS to leave for
Indianapolis "a Birmingham PAPER came out
ursing Governor smith, name for q CABINET
to>it,on. thu, compelling That gentleman 20
uupack bis grip and remain 80 home. A. inr
outcome Of that editorial suggest on the Re-
publicans Of Alabama nave very generally
endorsed smith.
w $. Luriy. o. HarrIsonhure, Va, arrived
this evening. lie rs the vanguard Of The
Virginia delegation nos" c1 route to urge
tbr name Of Malone as "a tabnel officer.
The Virginia delegation arrives st IL
O'Clock. The following Is The personnel Of
the party Colonel II. de g.. CLAY, Newport
News; Hon. Asa Rogers. Petersburg; >. w..
Subb,, Gloucester county; O. D. Foster,
Fredericksburg; A. II. Lindsay, pofts-
mouth; Judge +. NJ. WaddIii, j.. g.. smith.
r. Tavlor McCue. and >. ;. Bethel, Rich
mond; Colonel Il. b. Berkeley, Farmyilie;
Colonel j.. a. Profit, Floyd Court
house; d. II. pauniil. Chatham;
Hon. 7. II. McCaull, Salem; Hon. j. Is.
Webb, Hsrrisonbufg; Judge j. D. Newman,
r. r.. Brogles. and :. NJ. Zrklc. Luray;
Hon. d. A. Windsor. Alexandra; 4. NJ.
Dickinson. Marion; Colonel :. Brown Al
len. Augusta county, ana W. +. Craig,
Stsunion.
The ten congressional oistrlcts Of virginia
are represented by the above delegation.
An ara snhl for Malone.
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stiII 90 Admit the Lieuten-
nuLGOVerDor.
nv Telegraph to tne Dispatchl

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispaichl
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, January 1.-THE
Legislature met az II O'Clock this morning.
and the scene around The Senate CHAMBER
was a mild repetition o. Yesterday. Colonel
Robertson. accompanied by Senator Demott,
of Valparaiso. approached the door leading
into toe senate chamber. and Colonel Robert
son came very near slipping In, when the
watchiul Doorkecper Bulger stepped before
him aud intercepted his passage. Colonel
Robertson agsia demanded admitiance,
Stating that he was the Northumberland
Of Indiana. But Bulgcr replied, Colonel,
my orders are 10 Keep you ONT, and are stlli
In force" Dcmott passed IN, leaving the
rejected Northumberland on the ont
side. where nc remained nearly the entire
morning. The session vas devoted to trivial
matters, such az drawing for seats, discuss
ing and correcting yesterdays Journal.
President (prO tenn Cox presided without a
protest from the Republican members. A.
O'Clock the senate adjourned 10 meet the
House i'm Joint session az . O'Clock and re-
cciye the Governors message. Tine 'louSc
wasin session but few minutes, completing
IT'S organization, and then stood adjourned
tll . O'Clock.
At O'Clock the General Assembly In joint
session was called 10 order by speaker Nib
lack. When Governor Gray appeared, es-
cortcd by the Joint committee, he was re-
cciyed with applause.
The Governors message took an hour in
rs delivery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
Importnnt 90 Freedmen"

WAsulNG4oN, January u.-Comptroller
Trenholm has issued a circular 10 regard to
the sl,irS Of the Frtedman's Saving and
Trust ComTany. In which he says: "No
dividend has been declared .ince May T.,
lsS3. and tue assets are not likely to allow
Of another dividend, 10 that depositors who
have received that dividend and the four
dividends preceding It can get no more
money unless Congress makes m appropria-
lion to pay them otherwise than from the
assets. A measure Is now before Congress
containing an appropriation to pay the
balance due 10 the freedmen aud their de-.
.scendants, and II this should become law
public notice u il will be given"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-12
Annnitfnh NJ nurrer.

fBy Anglo-American cable % ths Dispatchl
L0NDoN, January ll.-Bradtorl york.
shirel magistrates to-day decided that a
Drima-fa cie case had not been proved sgalnst
Barrett. The mikman who was charged with
the murder Of the eieht-year-oId boy J0no
GRl. whose body. horribly mutilated. was
found in an clubhouse on the morning II
December 2Jth. The prisoner was therefore
released. The decision Of the magistrates
vas received by those gathered 10 Tue court
ro0m with applause.