Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-09
pErAlLsoF LIE sTeAMsAIpAsHoRE
Encouraging Democratic Outlook--fer-
sonaI-Chsrged with Murder, &c.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.i


NORFOLK, October 8, 1889.
The British steamship ashore at Macha-
prague inlet. the AmadOra, Is from Sayan-
nah 20 Newpog News for coal, and bound
to Liverpool With 400 bales Of cotton ON
board. the captain Overrun his reckon
inc and cot into the inlet. She Is on the
end Of the ahoal very much exposed II
bad weather shOuld occur, as few vessels
have ever been saved at Nachaprague In
formation received at Merritts ONCE tnls
morning states that the conditions 1T TINS
time are favorable for saving the snip.
The crew were all taken of by the lie
saving crew and are ashore at the station;
The cotton H. eiug carried ashore aud VIII
be- brought here. The Am9dOra j. from
North Shields. Eng. of LOS tons burthen.
and is owned by j. Robertson u Coz O,
that place.
Politics are in active agitation now on
all sides IN tins section. HE Democrat
are particularly pleased with the me
spirits prevailing ~ the party rahAS Iuu
the encouraging outlook All through the
adjacent counties tho Democrats are
aroused and express their detepnlnation
90 bend every energy 10 defeat Malone.
A splendid vote Will be drawn out III every
county. The crowd was SO great az
Princes Anne Yesterday 90 hear Ofcrrall
that the courthouse would not hold half
the number present Hon. -. Gafdlhet
Tyler. Colonel i j. Turner, Warren q.
Elliott. 4. =. Thorn. and Charles sharp
smoke with Colonel D'frrrall, and Dr. i. -
Frntre-s presided over the meeting.
Father Joseph lriOli. who has been made
vicer-gencral Of the Diocese of Richmond
and director of the Cathedral. was born
across the river, IN Portsmouth, IN 1913.
H.. commenced his studies with Rev.
Thomas j. Brady, Of st. Paul's church. of
that citv. and afterwards studied at ~;
Charles Seminary. Maryland. lie nnlshed
his studies ~ st. hary's Seminary, baltl,
more. and was ordained IN the Cathtdral
of that city by Archbishop now CARDINAL
Gibbons December ., 1887, and celebrated
his first mass in his native city on the toll
lowing Christmas morning. His first ana
only charge since his ordination vas ut
kpvscr. ". Va.
Mr.. Robert :. Thompson. manager Of
the Western Union Telegraph ONCE in
Charlotte \. g., Is visiting his parents III
Portsmouth,.
Severe station last night had IN his
pockets - iu money and IA bottle OF WIS
key.
i negro woman named Louisa Tynes has
sued ont "a warrant for the arrest OF George
White tcol0rcdI. captain OF the oyster
bont Laura Collins. charging HIM with
knocking overheard and drowning herson,
Emanuel Smullwood. IN james river the
18th of last month.
Rev. DIR. j. J.. 81. Curry. Of Richmond
has accepted nm invitation t. deliver the
anniversary address before the Ports
mouth Young Mems Christian Association.
The ferry-stoamer Elizabeth was badly
injured last night by collision with heavy
railroad barge while trying tc make her
slip iu Berkeley.
Naval-Couetructor Francis 7. Bowles. OF
the yard. is visiting in Boston.
Mr.. William Coupor. the sculptor, who
ha, been visiting his parents m Norfolk all
the summer. left this afternoon with ms
wife for their homo in Florence, Italy.
The police department commenced to-
dav to take another census Of the city. the
last having been made two wears ago. It
Is believed the new census VIII give Nor
folk 80 600 inhabitants.