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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
NATIONAL NOTES.
WHAT IS TAKING PLACE UP AT THE
CAPITAL.
Tho Ohio Republicans DreadfuI'y Walked
Up-A Political Game-Csmp-
bell 60 the Front.
49, onr nesnlar Corresponaentl

U.suiNcroN. March IL. The Ohio Re
~ i,.s,,s In Congress are dreadfully walked
.v|r the bold and defiant statement
n co,e-nor Campbell published IN tho
,..,.crs this morning. Tho Governor.
lolt.l Nv the Democratic members Of the
,''...f+.y-e simply darcs the Rcpubh-
. B.. Congress 20 80 ahead with the
\.g..-e, and Wickham bulls IN regard
~I,.l..trcuuE CONGRESSIONAL districts. IL
,,.,.c,f politics right through. and
,...,rr..r Campbell proposes 20 stay IN
,i,.tl tio fUlsh. me Log stature, from all
.t'., ~, Do learned here. will fix things so
.,.. nothing that may bo passed by Con-
.. can interfere with the rights Of
"I..f g.. saw vho shall certify the election
.., n.e..l,ra 90 Congress from that State.
.,l.. C.r.rcss cannot possibly say what
,c.r. ir D State shall make the certiica-
...,.. elections. That Is a night that
....-Ir belongs 20 the States.
I.. Republicans of tho House from Ohio
a-...r.-. hiug their heads. They doDotlike
t..l .t..t turn of affairs. Nearly all the
..n..ta'> hero arc praising Governor
o.. ..u..l for ms uttcrauccs. and those
vh. ..rvod with him in Congress
...., ttgf me- rs % man Of both brains
.... ..rso and that be VIII urge the Logs
.... of Ohio 80 contest every
...h - the ground. Governor Campbell
tr.uo of hispo,itiou and hrs splcndid
..-r ot last fall over The Republican
,...t, i- now tho recognized leader of the
O.. Democracy. He holds, too u pToml-
..rt position politically Ia the eyes
tho country and everywhere
t-f.r-.a s. directed 20 the Chief
s....'rnto & the third State in the
Union a- Is probable nominee for the proei-
l.r.r ir I-g2. Should be be- reelected
-, ..raor .n 1871, the politicians here seem
think that hc will Doe the most formda-
1Irufa .l flc candidates for the pres dcncy
3 fr, tAc Democratic National Conven-
f.l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Successful Cartridge Test.


UTICA, n. Y, March IA successful
test of the Justin explosive cartridge as
fred from a nine-inch rifed gun took
place in q ravine at Perryville Falls, near
Canostata to-day. The rifle used was the
Blakesly. made bv Fawcett, Preston Il Co..
of Liverpool, England, for the Confeder-
ates. in 1863. II was used and captured at
the siege of Charleston, since when it had
not been fired until Yesterday. 1t had q
test of forty-five pounds Of powder and
275-pound projectile. The Justin cartridge
is the invention Of DR.. Justin, OF Syracuse.
The object of the test was to determine
whether large amount of dynamite could
be fred from a rife. using gunpOwder az a
projectile force, without the dynamite ex-
ploding in the cartridge before it left the
gun.
To-day's test demonstrated that this can
be done -Four shells were fired against a
rocky cliff. The first and second charges
carried 81 pounds of dynamite. the third
So pounds, the fourth nearly 10 pounds.
All were successful and accomplished all
that was expected; The last shot contained
80 pounds Of powder and projectile weigh
ing $50 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
What the Signal Service says Concern'"E
It's Antics.
tBy telegraph to tho DIsps,cb.l

tBy Telegraph 10 the Dispstcb.l
WASHINGTON, March IA special bulie-
tin from the Signal Office concerning the
Mississippi river issued to-day. says:
The rain-storm Of the past four days III
the Lower Mississippi Valley has practlcaiiy
ended, SO that the water dangerous to the
lower valley IS now in the MISSISSIPPI or us
tributaries.
There are no encouraging prospects tGr
any portion Of the Lower Mississippi VAL
ley. The stage Of the water at New Orleans
is now three tenths of foot above the
highest ever known, aud last night touched
six tenths above. The river has fallen
slightly at Cairo, but the sharp rises at St.
Louis. and particularly Cincinnati, Louis
vile. and Nashville, make it evident that
the recession at Cairo is only temporary.
and that thence southwark the river must
continue at its present high stage for az
least o week. Although the stage of the
water at Cairo and Helena are about four
feet below the extreme floods in the past
yet the prospects are very decided at even
these places, and the greatest flood ever
known will obtain during the next seven
days AT Nicksburg the river Is one foot
two inches below the great food OF 1881
hut the very high stage Of water in Lower
Arkansas renders 1t certain that there VIII
be no relief at Yicksburg unless indeed the
whole country should be flooded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

QUOrArIosA
MIDDLfsG, l0'.c.
Low MIDDLtsG, y5sc.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
FAITHS

CHALLBSER-Dlod,s at ~ O'Clock w. Thurs
day, MARY. wife Of Daniel ChsIlcner and daugh-
ter Of Ste phen and Catherine sullivan, dece sssd.
Tho funeral will tsko place from - Potsr's
Cathedral THIS Saturday. EVENING 81
O'clock Friends snd acQueintances are respeet-
fully invited % attend.
NAUMASN Died. at Tho residence Of Mr.. Aa-
gust KAufeli, 9sl8 Williamsburg avenue.
CHARLES r. sAUNANN, Ia Tho sixty-n intn
year OF hts age.
Ills funeral will take place TO-DAY Saturday.
March 18th, from tho German Lutheran church
a. / O'Clock. Friends ana spIuaintances are IN
vlted u attend
MEssERsCHHiDT-Di Friday morning, az
1870 O'Clock, ~ tho residencs OF bis 500, Mr. John
Messsrscnmidt. Jr., No. icl7 esst Main street,
JOHN MESsERSChdlpT. sR-, sgad sixty-nvs
years: born In nIiiweiler, Germany.
The funeral services will take plsce SUNDAY
EVENING, from 81 johns German Loth-rsa
church At 8a0 O'Clock Friends and scQaAlnt-
slces are requested o. attend.
sATrH-Dlod, March 18Th, At the residence q
nis father. eG west Franklin street, JANIS
CABELL SMITH.
Funeral from Grace church, NJ IL o'cboA To-
DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
,frErINa AnANDONFD.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Conservatives
of Colchester have abandoned the meeting
at which Lord Randolph Churchill was
nnnuncn1 10 mnke IN address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
AFATAL SLIDE.
4 Huge Boulder Rolls Down Mountain
Side and Kills Three Men.
fRv fnlnpranh 10 the DBpatch.l

CUMBERLAND. Mp, March IA huge
rock rolled down the mountain side to-day
and fell upon the West Virginia Central
railroad track in cut between Chafee and
blaine. forty miles west Of this city. The
work train witha crew Of twelve men was
dispatched 10 clear the track. 4 large ca
bic was placed around the rock and at
tached to the engine that it might DO
dragged from the cut. All was nearly
ready. and the mon were making a final
adjustment Of the rope whom u great mass
of earth came rushing down upon them
from the steep mountain slide. oyerwhelm-
ING seven Of the men. Two were dead
when taken ont one has died since, aud
three were seriously and perhaps fatally
injured. Two Of tho killed and two Of the
Injured were Italians. one dead and one
injured were citi2cns of the ncighbor-
hood. The obstruction delayed the trains
several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

q. locomotive fireman, at Danville, III.
Meyers was chairman of the Grievance
Committee of the Firemen's brotherhood;
and was an active. aggressive member OF
the organization. About a month ago he
was dismissed from the service of the con-
pany. as the men allege, without reason,
and his request for an explanation was re-
fused. The local committee was not gwen
any more satisfaction than Meyers himself
was accorded, and the matter was referred
TO tho General Executive Committee.
There are as many denisls as aftrmations
that q strike impends, and no end OF ru-
mors, but no statement Of facts from any
authoritative source.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Bail Reduced.

NEW YoRE, March 14.-By consent Of
counsel for all parties Interested Judge
Andrews, of the Supreme Court, to-day
reduced the bail OF Henry S. Ives and his
partner, George Staynor, to 5000 each in
the civil suits for =, 25O, 900. upon which
they were held in Ludlow-Street iail. II Is
said they have secured deed of settle
ment from 20 per cent. Of their creditors on
the basis OF five cents on the dollar. If
they secure reduced bail they will have TO
furnish bail in criminal action or be trans
ferred from the Sherif's custody 10 the
Tombs prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Death of an Authoress.

WASHINGTON, March lf.-Catherine Eliza
beth Hurst. wife OF Bishop John r. Hurst.
of this city, died suddenly this evening of
apOplexy. She was daughter Of the late
Hon. William In Monte, of New York
state. She was distinguished for her skill
IN Landscape painting and languages. She
was the authoress Of series of biographi-
cal works. entitled Good Women of His
tory" the subjects being the Life Of
Elizabeth Christine, Life Of Ann Lava
tor 81 Life Of Queen Louise" and Lie
81 KcnnlA OF Esfe.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

one OF the bills vetoed by President Cleve-
land. This bill and one other personal
OH were. reported from the COMMITTEES OF
inc whole 70 the House, but before action
could be taken upon them. Mr.. Breckin-
ridge. Of Kentucky. moved an adjourn
ment, which called forth vigorous protests
ron Messrs. Per kins OF Kansas and Allen
Of Michigan against the action Of the gen
tlemen on the other side in defeating pen
sion legislation.
The hour OF 1890 having arrived. tho
House adjourned until tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Stalking Their Claims.
TBy telegraph % tho Dispatch,l

ARKANSAS CITY, March IL" On TO the
Strip" That was tine signal for the inya-
sion OF the Cherokee outlet by the anxious
boomers" who have been gathered on
the border Of the strip tor the past forty
eight hours. All day long lines Of canvas
covered prairie schOOners, with their many
crews, drew their lengths into the coveted
land. Tonight il Is estimated that from
the different points Of entrance fully 20, 500
people have passed the horderand half that
number have staked their claims. The
-trlp is invaded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


MARcH "a, 1e9Q.
The loose-tObacco sales to-day were 5,2s5
pounds-from 81 cents to SO The sales for the
week amounted to is.9o5 pounds-from 90 ceats
10 $40.
Auction offerings on Change today. 30 pack
ages, composed Of 10 darks, aud II erishts;
taken in, packages; highest, 1850; lowest, 81 :
average for brghts, t37; for darss.S
Internal-reyenae collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, 5000; tobacco, i2,sss ss-totsi,
$3,l625a
Private sslos reported to-day: Filiers, 20 hogs
hoads; smokers. Q hogsheads: wrappers, 10
hogsheads; daTks, 80 hogshesis-totAl, II hogs
heads.
The sales to-day wsro connned 70 home manu-
facturers chiefly In dark and bright niiers.
Only a few very good SIemmers we're offered
This grade continues 10 bring fullest prices for
fine lesf-from Il 10 Is cents-and Is tho highest
tobao,o quoted on any dark market san-cared
old stock sold to-day showed fun prices on good
grades. Medium old Wrappers are armiy held,
wilh occasional sales a. full prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

on the Louisiana line, and one where sns
creyasse would do the most damage. ba an,e
and one hundred men are at work n''''
he regards the situation very ALARMING a
The PicdYnes Lake Providence spe1T,lhu a
says: Bright sunshine this evening. 10
river is stationary to-day and the gauko
reading 1913, exnctly az it read during ~.
flood OF 1852, the highest water known
but. the outlook is improved since yes
terdav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK

NV YORK. March lA--wheas stronger; No
up, end frm; March, 5,tc.; April and May,
G4e Corn steady and fairly active No. Z,
Sse.; options moderalsly sosive. &c up. and
nrTn; March, Sssc.; April, 3sJse; May, SEE.
April, I'VE: May. s.c. Hops qulet and easy.
CofIee-Optlocs closed barely steady, at s3s3n
points down. with free selling: March. on. 9Sa
ISIS; April. siZssatiS; May, Si7.aaSi7 %
spot Rio steady and quiet ct $3.50 SusAr-Rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
AWHOLE TRAIN DERAlLED.
The Unexpected Happoned-None of the
Passengers Were Hurt.
tp. ,.t.gra,h 4, thu Dfepat.hl

ToPTKA. nan. March 1.-THE frat sec
ton of west-bound passenger train No. l,
on the Santa Fc railroad, struck a broken
rail Yesterday three miles from Scranton.
and the whole train Of nine cars we're de-
rallied. with the exception of the engine
and baggage car. Although the train was
running at the rate Of thirty-fye miles an
hour the engineer brought it 10 a stand
still before IL had gone 100 feet, and not
one Of the eight coaches had left the ties.
1t was a rough ride for the passengers, and
frightened them half TO death, but no one
was hurt III the least.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
A SCENE OF WILD EXCITEMENT.
Thousands of boomers Making for the
Cherokee slip.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
K.Ssas CITY, Mo, March 1.-THE Sn''s
Arkansas City kan special says: Since
the news came last night that the Okla
homa bill passed the House declaring
the Cherokee strip a public domain the
CITY has been a scene of wild excitement,
with the boomers in their excitement run
nlng to and fro. half dressed. making
preparations to start at daybreak for the
strip. Before the sun was mp the whole
city was wild. and n continuous stream
Of people Of every description. from
the poorest stamp 60 the speculative
real estate agent, men, women, anu
children Of every nationality, has been
pouring into the strip. At noon line oi
whltc-covered prairie schooners. bearing
the ioyOus boomers l. still crawling through
the town and its end j. not yet visible.
News comes from the strip that the cattle
have already been stampcded, fright
eued mt theunusual sight, aud have become
unmanageable The cattle-men are IN
great stfaiet- TO knowwhat 10 do with their
stock inasmuch as the force OF men at Their
command Is rs nothing before the lrrcslstl-
bic steam Of immigration.
By SHUTDOWN tonight 10000 people VIII
have entered tho strip with the intention
# staying there at all hazards and nothing
short of the regular United States army
can drive them from the Mecca towards
which they have boen struggling Tor so
long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Affecting Scene in u Court-House.
by Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

MrNNEAroL1s, MINI, March 1.-THE Jour
mars La Crosse wis., special says: sen
tence was pronounced on the Irempealu
county lyDchers nj White Hall by Judge
Newman to-day. Charles Johnson, Ole
/ .etto, Mrs. Olsen. and her son were SEN
fenced 10 imprisonment for life, three days
in each year to be solitary. There was I"
scene OF great excitement in the court
room. Mrs. Olsen tainted. and there was
grooming and shedding Of tears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Removal of the Chinese.

SAN FRAyCisco CiL.. March l4-Mayor
Pond to-day approved an ordinance re-
Gently passed by the Board OF Supervisors
providing for tie removal Of the Chinese
population 10 the prescribed section in
South San Francisco, district located on
the outskirts OF the city. The Chinese
will test the constitutlonal.ty Of the ordl-
nance. and will take NO steps toward aban-
doning the district until The question Of
ITS constitutionallty is decided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
THE FIELDS or ApPoMATTox
To he Laid on and Made National Camp
ing-Ground.
[By telegraph to the D,sn.tch. ,

- wv E1"TFTVILI
WASHINGTON, March l4.-The star pub
fishes n statement that company has
bought up the land around Appomattox
Courthouse, tho sito of the surrender of
General Lees army, and laid it of in parks.
Some prominent Grand Army men are IN
tcrestcd in the project, and their idea
seems 10 be TO get the Grand Army of the
Republic 20 make this place a national
camping-cround. Among those interested
in TINS scheme are Governor Campbell. of
Ohio, and other weil-known capitalists.
The president of tho company Is General
S. Burdctt. Samuel NJ. BRYAN. treasurer
Of the Bell Telephone Company, Is trea-
furer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Hanged.
hditBcu'
lBy telegram 10 the DlsDafch.l

10y IoIegraph 70 INC DIspaT0HI
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, March l4.-A sPeclM
10 the Age-Ht-ah from Hartselle. Morgan
county, says Robert Raines was hanged t0s
day for the murder on January 2, 1857, ol
his brother. Bone Raincs. Both parties
were drunk when the killing occurred.
He confessed on tho scaffold and asked the
forgiveness of all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Bin OF Exceptions in the Cronin Case.
T}y telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, Ill, March 14.-Judge Neon
nell tonight signed bill of exceptions on
the Cronin case. The signature OF Clerk
Gilbert is TO be obtained tomorrow. and
the document will then be- taken ut once to
the Supreme Court at Ottawa. where Law
yer Forest will apply for a sap'rSsoe4s. q,
The effect of the svpGseteaS If obtained
will be 10 return Coughlin. Burke, and
O'Sullivan from the toilette prison TO Chic
cago and relieve them of the penalty Of
labor and discipline pending further pro-
cnnlinos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
MARRIAGES.

GOODWIN-BAUGHA Married, on tho ig,h
Instant. az the BRIDES homo, ss east Leikh
strest. Dy Rey. George Cooper, Mr.. r.. MARVIN
GOODWIN and Miss SUSIE M. BAUGIIAs;
both VI this city.
PIERC E-WATkINs.-Martied, Tuesday,
March L. 1880 at Elizabeth CITY, y. g., By ko5. l.
L. Williams rector u CHRIS, Protostant Bp.so-
pal church, MARGARET LIE Pikkcs and j. l.
WATKINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

DEMAND GRANTED
HnHH "

VIENNA. March 1.-THE Government has
granted the demand of the bishops for the
exclusion of the old Catholics from the Ro-
man Catholic Church. The decree obliges
the old Catholics to constitute separate
religious society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
NEW YORK sTeAMER DELAYED
ON Account Of Serious strike of Steve
dOrcs in Liverpool.
rBy telegraph to the Dispe;ch.I

iby lel'tfhEh w tIiv ifinpoNhl
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE agent Of tho
Guion Line steamers IN this city to-day re-
ceived a cable dispatch stating that the
Arizona would not SAL from Liverpool on
account of the strike. This strike is among
the stevedores and 1t effects Nil the steam
crs sailing from Liverpool AZ far as IS
known. II Is thought that this strike will
extend all over tho British Isles If not the
whole of Europe. The strike has caused a
good deal of excitement in transatlantic
Steamship circles. None Of the steamers
can sail on the advertised time rs conse-
ouenco from Liverpool. All engagements
for freight have been declared Of, and
passage tickets have been called in and
the money refunded or arrangements
made for the tickets 10 be used at some
future time. Tho Guion Line has not had
a ship in here for two weeks. The lnman
liner City Of Paris. which arrived here
Wednesday, had hard time to get out Of
Liverpool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

strong: common TO fancy, sis<ic Rscs nr9 40
good demand. Petroleum lover ;rsoncas 60
Turpenfins quiet and ssesdy. Wool essy sco
auist Pork strong moss old. $40. S0afio.7o' ao.
new. III. 2,Aeii.7a Beef quiet: eSSa msess "
Ty5: plate, 81. 73ass. q. Beef hams fnst I1crcc'
beef dull Lard sgsln higher and strong ress-
ern steam, D62k: city, ho5; March, tsD,
April. $40; Nay, $50 ASKED. Froighs essyS
cotton. Sled. grain. VI.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March iA--rhe cash quotations vcrsi
Flour quiet aud Grm, with an advance OF ioc.
ass ed In some casce. No spring wheat vyci
No. red wheat. 7s&c. No. corn, sskc. 10 :
oa,s slc. Mess-pork. Si0.50Asi0eG. lard. AisH
asa is shOrt-rife, fa0tssb.i'. should~rs " tve
s.s0 snort-clssr. tAsasta40 Wnisssy. u.G
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
ENGINE THROWN INTO a RIVER.
4 Fireman Killed-Englneers Injured
Caused by Landslide.

MANSFIELD, o., March 1i.-Fast vesti-
buled train No. on the Central Ohio dIyi-
sion of the Baltimore and Ohio ran into n
landslide few miles east of Newark this
morning. The engine was thrown into the
river and Fireman Boylen killed. Engi-
neer John Moore and Engineer John Hart,
who we're riding az passengers, were Sc
riously injured. None of the passengers
were hurt, but they all received severe
shaking up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
N, c. Y. M. c. A.
Interesting Work and Discussions

Especial telegram W thV H''f'S~@''
Ramon. n. c., March H.-Tho session
of the State Convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association was very IN
teresting today. Addresses were deliver
ed on special subjects by. number Oh
earnest workers. 4. T. Adams, OF New
bcrno, discussed The Association as as Il
Means for The Development OF High type
of MANHOOD: r. l.. Harris, of Winston
Salem. the spiritual Equipment for As
sociation Work.; o. T. Smith, OF Durham
.sWhat Shall We Do for the Boys g. u:
VI. Busscy, Of Wilmington, What klnd OF
a Reception should We Give Stranger
In Our Rooms2": G.. G. Harley. OF ray
etteyille. "How Shall We Observe the
Week Of PrayerS"., 9. G: Mouth ,d o or ' bS
oneb The work Of the association IN the
state was discussed by Professor Thomas
Hume, D. d.. chairman OF the state : m,-
yersity: 4. l.. Harris, treasurer, OF VIM
stop. Salem; l.. A. Coulter, secretary o.
Charlotte and James n ssa H. p sSS'h for the D
t.tn.e Fyaneelist William Il. Fife Offer
ed a special prayer for the State work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Baseball Yesterday.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 1.-THE
Philadelphias played their first game with
the Broonyns in this city to-day and won
by the following score:
Brooklyns. .........0 0110020l-5
Philadelphlas :-....2 0ll52Ol 2-i4
The Brooklyns' three pitchers were all
disabled. and Manager McGunnigle went
into the box for the first time In several
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Ramored csr-shop Removal.
~ Aha Dlsoatcb.i

RAurIon, N. O., March At is asserted Ge
t r ,u Ia We Vain Valley railway car: and
pm saj sSa iss and ioundries will be
, ,n"S 10 Greensboro within twelve
, mortbs and that the location has already
hssu ssIe"ted and purchased, and the
building of the works will soon follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
THE RESULT OF ADVERSE ACTION.
The Entire Ministry Tender Their Re
signations TO the President.


tBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
PARIS. March iL-The adverse action OF
the Senate yesterday on Prme-Minister
1irard's demand for the adoption of the
order of the day when the matter OF the
commercial treaty with Turkey was brought
up, has caused the downfall Of the entire
Ministry. An Interpolation was submitted
at yesterdays sitting regarding the treaty.
The Senate by majority of seyenty-six
refused to adopt NJ. Tirard's motion. which
was tantamount 10 refusal 10 vote conf
dence IN the Government. NJ. Tirard.then
rendered his resignation 10 President Car
lot. but the latter persuaded him to
remain in office until after Faster A Csbi-
net meeting WAS held to-day to discuss the
situation, at which VI. Tirard reconsidered
his determination to resign. and alter the
meeting was over he went to the Palace Of
the Elise, President Carnot's residence.
and rendered the resignation of all the
members of the Cabinet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
Reported Trouble Ahead.

W '0T0sI2FI 70 tIo D''E''''''I ..
CHICAGO. March l4.-Rumors were ire
to-day Of an Impending strike on the I'M
cago and Eastern Illinois railroad. which,
il Was said, would involve all lines OF labor
on the road except the locomotive en-
gineers.. The trouble, Il was said, was inc
result OF the dismissal of William Meyers