Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-05
Telegraph Condensed.

Ter IL u ~ mas ut'u NArliNref'As
II i- officially denied that France has any in
tention Of Withdrawing from the Latin Union.
The United states steamer Richmond, the
flagship oi tho south Atlantic squadron, mas
arrived at Bahia, Brazil
Tho day in the Cronin murder trlal in Chicago
was occupied by counsel for OSullivdn and
kunz la addressing the jury.
Driscoll 3 Powers, bankers and brokers, No.
81 Devonshire street Boston, assigned yesterday
10 George H. Perry, OF Perry q Perry.
Tho store Of Murray & Berger, Grocers. IN New
Orleans. was burned last night. The loss is esti-
mated az 100000; insurance not ssceriamed.
W. v Marquis has nled the necessary papers
cOntestng the ofce " Leucnant-Goyern0r OF
Ohio upon f. J.. Lampson, who has - meIonty.
The General Executive Committee Of The
Worlds , air held a meeting ia the Tunes build
ing this afternoon md adopted bill which Is 70
be presented 90 Congress.
Dom Pedro "a reported "a having saI 10 S.
Vincent that any attempt 90 restore the mon
srchy 10 Brazil Would only tend TO ploodshei
and that he IS convinced tho republic IS nrmly
established.
Governor Foraker Of Ohio, ms, night gave out
FOR publication the entire .pondence be-
tween himself AMI 4. G.. Wood, u Cincinnati 10
regard 90 The bailOlbOK contract forgery. which
figured m the late campaign.
Mr.. John slawbacb. a hRnd-ome young wo-
man Of stamford. ~, whio suffering from Tenn
chili IN her arms Tuesday afternoon and lcaped
into we'll BON were drowned.
Tho Board Of Survey on ne United States
steamer brook IN. low ~ Norfolk. Va, has re-
portel that she cannot ho repaired Within The 30
pcr cent limit, ant she VIII therefore le con-
demnc1 and appraised Tor salo.
Tho bond offerings Yesterday were s-22fG0.
All were oecepfei az ~ for a. nui i0is. Tor
f1a MIR IT. ~ Of
"a offered 10y Two na'iona-iank d"po-torics for
fnc surrender Of Government funds he'd by
them.
Tho settlement of the doc1-laborers' strike At
Bristol was effected boy cOmpr0mise. IN"
questions % omp owing foreign labor and aOoi-
ishiug uiliemen were waiyei. he strikers
Lost In wages Ilr.Q)0 aud tho merchants suffered
severely.
The general Christian Conference, under the
auauic0s OF the American Evangelical Alliance
81 the United States. % continue three Gays. boz
gan in fremont Temple, Boston, yesterday.
William T. Dodge, of Sew YORK. president d the
alliance, made DE opening address
George W. LINER, the Republican candidate
| for MAYOR Of Omaha, wa defeated yesterday by
/ Richard g. Culhins, Democrat by 1lority OF
between I,l10 ana LOO. Bonds IN ine sum oi
/ f210OlO we're voted O. all IN tee construction OF
/ the il,CoJ0J railroad bridge over inc Missouri
/ river
Tho Cologne C1-rHe's -. Petersburg corro-
/ snondent reports that tho Car understanding
7 that France is concerned about The possible cone
sequences u LIS recent visit 10 Berlin has tn
rtrl'ted Grand Duke Nlam11imr % dlepel Oil
/ aIprehcnsions during MS stay IN Paris.
An investigation ITO tho affairs ~ the Central
! Elevator Corrvany a. rnatfanooga by the crcdl-
B tors shows better condition 81 things Than was
/ a. first supposed. Tho liabilities now aggregate
/ about $1,000 Mono OF mo Chattanooga banks
/ OF bustuess-houses are seriously affected.
m
aud i,s force II union printers, Wnlch Tor ihffe
I dnys has emlarra sod the issue of the paper,
were settled yesterday by the printers rcceding
/ from their demands aud going oacs into he
Office under o non-u-ion foreman. Tho I'juh,
/ Is now an open Office at union prices.
The run for the setter Derby STAKE, az LoIiue-
/ ton. y. C., was concluded yesterday Tho first
J priZe was won by Harry g., Owned by tho Mem
/ phis & Avent keunol-. Of Memphis. The second
/ prize WIS won by sam C., bought by Dr. clover,
/ o. Ncw orb. All the work was moderately glod.
I Birds were plenty ana The grounds were ia good
/ condition.
Most Of the time Of the Farmers AMI Lahorers'
/ Union At -. Louis yesterday was taken up ln
I experimenting. PRESIDENT Macuhe, OF inc
/ southern Farmers Alliance, made his annual
/ address. This alliance ia uOw consolidated WIN
/ the union. Committees Wero appointed IN taro
/ and bagging. on tho constitution, anu on tue
/ Presidents message.
Tho dav express east on the Pennsylyanla
/ road was wrecked near Greeu-bgre. Pa, yes or
day. The switch was loft open and the express
! ran into q freight train. Both engines wefe
! wrerAod nui several car. Two engineers wero
/ fatally hurt, anO Ter engineer and fireman We're
faIiv hurt. ma q dozen on moro passengers on
tho express train We're slightly Injured but none
/ seriously.
The nrst bill introduced 10 the Senate IN the
/ first session Of the fiuy-Grst Congress vas from
/ Nr sherman aud was aimed AZ trusts. II IL
Identical with the antitrust bil reported by him
last wear. IL declares al trusts uuiuNiHl, gives
/ persons she power 90 rcc0vtr in courts whenever
nrtl. los are advanced 90 value Dy coiunluhlluH-'
aud declares the officers az trusts guilty OF mis-
demeanors
For the frat timo since the big fire In Lynn ~
/ !. rossible D. make "A reasonably accurate can
gass of the situation az IL relate, To iho shoe IN
du-try II appears that fully CD per cent. OK me
| rhre and leather houses OF tho city ars burned
ouL The number OF shoe firms burned GU was
over eighty. while hfioen fOle.leaiher cutters
| and about fifty dealers Ia top, stfienings. ana
| other shoe-hndings we're Also burned out
The collections Of Internal revenue for the
nrst four months % this present FISCAL year were
! sf8.-s33.Q an increase Of N031,34 a. compared
| with tho collections during the corresponding
| periOi OF last year. The Increase ma. aYeraEel
! ovor Al NJDlN0 . month and was prlucipailF que
/ 10 The Increased consumption Of spirits, tobacco
| and fermented liquors. The Increase Ju Spirits
! Alouo was p. 30, 10 The receiDts for October
l.S0 wore fj6s, j5s greater than for October 1857.
In response 70 tho protest which the British
| Minister az LISBON was ih7li uDtrH w .HuH
| against the Portuguese claim % the oWnorshlp
| OF Nashonalsud there are made now vigorous
! Portuguese protests. The Lisbon Geographicol
| Society has protested against the acton Ok tne
| English authorities in supp ytng Lohengulu
| with rifles for tho purpose OF on5infiDg Tue hl-
| tires OF MashOnaland, aud demands mat ener-
! cote measures be immedis ely taken Tor me
protection Of the natives. This protest, II WIZ De
seen, accuses the British GOyernmen. oi belhE
| concerned in the slave trade
Al the street-crossng Of the Lehigh-Yalley
railroad IN Wilkestarre, Pa. yesterday several
hundred workmen were waiting Tor train q
take them b the cOmpany's shops A number
OF them walked up tho track 70 meet the IRAN
ana secured seats. Suddenly a fast freight from
the south approached al a high speed. The mel
Jumped from the nOrth-b0und track 10 the
| south bound, when the labor train, rushln.
around q sharp curve, plunged into their Most
Two men were struck by the freight and two by
the labor train. Two we're killed instantly, ant
| ~ Two n.hnrs znrn rnnngled heyOnl recOgnlLlOn