Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
lnndensed Telc~rnms.

The entire garrison Of Goa, 500 strong,
has been ordered 10 embark TOR Mozam-
bique forthwith.
Alfonso's condition continues to improve
and his restoration to perfect health IS
considered certain.
Nearly all the Madrid papers sympathize
with Portugal and declare the conduct OF
England unjustlilable.
Henry NJ. Stanley arrived at Suez yester-
day. He is enjoying good health. lie will
remain at Suez for a week.
Senior Barros dc Comes at the session Of
the Chamber Of Peers made full state
ment OF the recent negotiations with Eng
land.
The grippe continues in. Poughkeepse.
There are over 800 cases. twenty-five or
thirty of which are at Vassar College, but
are of mild type.
The Eyening Noes reports ten deaths in
Chicago within the last twenry-tour hours
from influenza and COMPLICATIONS resulting
from that malady.
The London Necs thinks the Marquis Of
Salisbury was justified IN his proceeding
with Portugal, but that he has made IN
awkward precedent.
Inc Whistles III uiNrl VI INC ATtitiANi
tories of Wohurn. Mass, blew ut o'clock
Yesterday. and about one fourth OF the re-
cent strikers went to work.
The Temps Of Paris declares that the
wrangle between England and Portugal
comes within the scope Of the Berlin treaty
and advises Portugal TO appeal to Europe.
The mean temperature since Sunday at
noon has been G4E degrees. being q de-
rrees higher than has ever before occurred
in Washington during the month OF JAN
uary.
The tail eud of the western cyclone
struck Oil CITY, Pa. yesterday doing great
damage to property. At least one fourth OF
all the oil derricks in the neighborhood
were destroyed.
The Republican members Of the Ohio
LEGISLATURE caucused for senator tonight.
There were 50 members present out OF n.
Tx-Governor Foster had 30 votes and Gen
eral W. II. Gibson 4.
The tornado which visited Clinton Sun
dav evening did considerable destruction
10 property at Wicklihe, KY, and also at
Moscow. XIV. The storm at Wicklife was
especially disastrous.
The Washington CAPITAL an evening pa.
per. has been sold TO Willis b. Hawkins. OF
the Pos, and Z. B. Cowen, o Chicago news
paper-man. 1t is understood that they Will
make 1t a penny daily.
Won Levetzow, the President of the Reich
STAG. reported to the body that the Emperor
In receiving the presidential bureau sad II
Afforded him great pleasure AID satistac-
ton that the general political situation ap-
peared to fully assure the world peace.
The remains of the Hon. William D. Kel:
lev, of Pennsylvania, the champion OF
protection and father OF the House; wno
50 long and acceptablY represented the
Fourth district in Congress, were con-
signed 10 the silent tomb III Philadelphia
yesterday.
A dispatch from st. Hilaire says that o
local train on the Grand Trunk rallroaa'
from Actonvals for Montreal. was blown
from the track Yesterday. The conductor.
brakeman. mail clerk and three passengers
were seriously injured and several other
persons were slightly injured.
Senator Mitchell yesterday introduced Q
bill IN Congress 10 prohibit the coming OF
Chinese into the United States. whether
subjects OF the Chinese empire or not:
Those who ere now within the limits OF
the United States and who may hereafter
leave and attempt to. return are also ex-
eluded.
Colonel Taliaferro. the leading counsel
for Dick HAYES. OF Birmingham. SAYS ne
will ask for rehearing of his appeal to the
Supreme Court, and that failing, be VIII go
10 the Federal Court and ask for writ OF
habeds corpus under the fourteenth amend;
ment of the Constitution OF the United
States.
The annual meeting Of tho Philadelphia
and Reading railroad WAS held to-day o.
Association Hall. As was anticipated the
meeting was far from harmonious. the
stockholders opposed 10 the election OF
Corbin as president protesting against the
proceedings. Prominent among those
opposed to the regular ticket were Alfred
Sully, r. X. Dow, Isador Wormser, ann
Alfred Rice, all Of New York. the latter
making several vigorous speeches ia de-