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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
BALMAcEoA's TURN.
90 state Of Things Chilean rom the
PresIdent's andpoIDt.

...o2'5ooN, ESo.. June pa dispatch pub
80 here to-day from the Chilean Gov:
49, presided over by Balmaceda, sno
~. rom santiago de Chile, says mat the
=. lave lost all moral force and that al a.
\. IN tLeU part Ia the south has ceased. On
.-,Hl-ei hand The dispatches state mat Presl-
Z, hAll.sceda n taking active steps W increase
r1slgh Of his army, and that the loyal war,
49,, attacking rebel ports, WINE the Ieeo'
80. .',u1 avoids fghtina. The President " APP
= uvn this cable message, walks Freely "a
s-,.'ee's Oi santiago, which city IL said 70 DO
'ey Oh bis SIDE.
b., '-silnon, the statement IL mode thsI me
49,, ere pfOlondng the war solely 70 enrien
ives with nitrate deposits Of Tarapaea' ~
D.. asserted that the Constifutionei Ion
t.,..,s. 1iil regularity, passes measures pa VIC
IA, ~ lhe people, and iurnlshes the Govern
a.. WIZ ample resources. Ninetoeb pIo-
49, Il further stated, are under the CON
4 III resident Baimaeeda, these provinces 70
,.hted by 100000 people, wf,ile Ine
- Pivyihcos, according 70 the cablegfain
sgio .ntsgo, are only inhabited by lbO,OOV
y one half Of whom are said 70 DO foreisn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
ANsGRo LYNcAeD IN ARKANSAS.
Dragged Mile, Hung to a Tree and
Then Riddled with Bullets.

LrTrIE Rock, ARK. juno pa Gdzette sp.e-
cial from Hamburg, Ark, details the lynch
ING on SUNDAY morning of Henry Jones, negro
who resided about twelve miles nom Hamburg,
the county-seat. Jones murdered bis VIE ana
attempted 20 conceal his crime. lie was discoV-
cred in the act Of making way with the BODY.
Abont o'clock Sunday night a mob OF ten or
Twelve. both white and black, fOrcibly took Jones
rom the Taller, dragged him mile, ana hung
rim 10 a tree. His body was riddled with bullets
and the SKIN was scraped from ms pacA auu
ei3ea where he had been pulled over the ground.
The coron srs jury returned verdict that Jones
carne 10 his death at the hands Of unknown par
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
TERROR OF FRANK COOLEY GANG.
Lowing Tribute on the Citizens and
Openly Defvlng Law Ohicers.

P1rTsprpa. Pa, June 23.-The notorious
Frank Cooley and his gang are renewing
heir deprcdatlons in Georges township, az the
foot Of the mountains, In Fayette county. Cooley
escaped nom Fayette Jail some time ago, where
hc was held pending his transfer 10 the penlten-
tary iOr burning and tOrturug maiden lady
named Miss Rose. lie escaped and ever since
has lecn terroriNng Hydetown and vicinity,
levyiug tribute on farmers and holding up
strangers. His last crime was TO rob fresDyte'
riau church Several warrants are out for his
arrest, but Unlontown officers frankly say they
will not risk their lives for tho petty reward OIL
fered. The Cooley gang number ten ana they
have powerful friends, who invariably warn
them of officers coming, when they hide IN the
mountains, where a regiment could not md
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
WILL osBURN BE HANGeoi
Question That Is Exercising All At
Ianta-Tbe Case.
tBy telegraph to the Dispntch.l


NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 4-An Atlanta
(Ga.) special says: viii Osburn hang Fri
day1 That Is a question which all Atlanta IL
discussing. Osburn n h woll-cOnnected man
who, in discussion over flfty cents worth Of po-
tatoes, brutaly murdered J. ". Bradley, a
groCery-man. Osburn was In the brokerage
business. lie was tried, convicted, and SEN
fenced to be hanged Tho case was appealed,
but the Supreme Court refused 20 interfere, and
Friday next the hanging is % take place.
Osburn's physical condition Is terrible. He Il
wasted away 20 almost nothing, aud the county
physician Is so certain that his mental strength
Is gone that he has made AFFIDAVIT 70 that effect,
and to-day an Official examination Will be made.
Last evening Osburn was visited by many med-
cal experts who are 20 testify Ia the case There
Is with them diversity Of opinion as TO the
mans sanity. He ia certainly, however, n physt-
cal wreck, and strong efforts are being made to
induce Governor Northen TO delay the execution
and prevent the spectacle Of hanging n man
who has 10 be held up by main force while the
moose is being adjusted. Tho whole city Is dis
Cus sing the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
DISASTROUS STORM IN ILLINOIS.
People Killed-Towns Damaged - One
Town, Indeed, "Wiped Out"
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

WATERLOO, IA, June pa terrible wind
and rain-storm prevailed last night along
the Illinois Central railroad lines from Storm
Lake to Lemars, a distance Of fifty-six miles. All
the towns are considerably damaged. Four per-
sons were drowned az Cherokee and four at Cor
rectiOnyille. The railroad depot at Calumet was
blown down, and much damage 20 town property
is reported. Sutherland, 0'Brien county, a small
station on the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad. nfty-hve miles from Calumet,
Is reported to have been wiped out, over
forty buildings being blown down. The wires
are all down and t Is impossible to obtain accu-
rate information except through the reports
transmitted 90 tho railroad oficials. Twelve
inches of water is reported 20 have fallen last
night in the Cherokee Valley. The Illinois Gen.
trail train No 2, the passenger which lett here
last night at 1880, Is still at storm Lake, ana
tho train.master here says that there Is no pros
pect OF moving il IN the next twenty-iour hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 24.-Wal street for the
present seems as near 10 being asleep as IL IL
possible for the money centre OF the continent
to be- and the stock market refects the uncer-
tainties In the situation by the most intense
dulEess In transactions and stagnation IN the
fluctuations. Both sides OF the speculative
arena are confident that when the change comes
IL viii be in their favor. and therefore no desire
TO liquitate is seen, resulting in the present
dulness. The market Is narrowing from day TO
day and no real activity Is seen. Only st. Pall
and Chicago Gas we're traded I'm to-day 20 any
material extent fhe Inter and the sugnr-re-
liners were also the only ones 10 show amy mate
nal change In price during the session. while the
speculation In silver certificates seemed 20 have
come 10 an untimely end, the supporters OF the
movement evidently having chosen the wrong
time 20 start boom in the metal slow but
steady depreciation was the result, while the
final change was not OF special importance.
OPENING AND CLOSE DULL
The opening Of the market was duh and steady
and the covering OF shorts served TO give firm
tone 20 tho early trading, but no material change
in quotations was made aud the dnlness Tor the
time OF day was most excessive. The gold snip
ment later reversed the position Of the traders
on the market and fresh lines Of shorts were put
OutA especially In Rock Island, Union Pacific, 81:
Paul and Chicago gas, but only IN the nrst named
was there any movement Of any importance, It's
loss being IL per cent. 10 7O5S against -. This
was the only movement OF importance during the
session aud the later trading fell away into the
same condition that marked the forenoon. No
rally occurred and the close was dull and rather
heavy, generally at shade under the opening
prices. The final changes show some irregu-
larity but small losses are most numerous, and
Rock Island and Pacific Mall are each down
per cent. Sales Of listed stocks, $4,000 shares (;
unlisted, 5000.
MONEY lND EXCHANGE.
Eren Juo-FXchange duiet and strong at ASIA
4Sg1,. Commercial bills, S1aS7. Money easy
at llva216. closing offered az ~. Sub-Ireasury
baances--Coin. 500, 442,000; currency, sls'-
10000. Governments dull ana heavy; per
cents, 1l713; AIS, 100. State bonds entirely
neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
THE COOK-COUNTYlFklR.
That is, the Columbian objectionable
Site Question Settled.

CHICAGO, June A.-At a meeting Of the
Worlds Fair Directors last night the lake
fronf-site question was finally settled The
question was where 10 place the art palace, over
which 80 much discussion has been had. Tho
directors decided on Jackson Park, thus making
a united site. resolution was passed reaf-
hrming the action OF the late Board OF Directors
IN locating the entire exhibit at jackson Park,
endorsing the action Of the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings In reference % this mat
ter, and declaring that any shifting OF the plans
at this late day would be dangerous, and would
lessen the chances for completing the great
work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, June 24.-Cotton quiet; sales to-day,
$50 bales; uplAnds, S9sc. Orleans l8l6c
net receipts at all ports, ], 463 bales; exports
20 Great Britain, 1850 bales stock, 31O,le6
bales. Southern -four dun and weak. Wheat
lower; free selling; fairly active; chiefly export
No 2 red, s1.05aS1.05L in store and elevator /;
81. O69za1. 0635 afioat: options weak all day and
closed 1a15sc. below yesterday through the treer
Interior movement, increased receipts here and
lower cables. The report Of large decrease In
supply had no influence; No. red, June,
ei.05l4: July, s1.02A; September, sossc
corn lover and active No. 2, 87c. In elevator;
ungraded mixed, 64i6a6Sc.; options very duh
and 14a1l4c lower on Increased supplies; July,
6l6fc,; August, BOD. Oats lower, fairly active
and weak; options dull and lower; July $40.
August, 35sic.; No. white, July, 4lLa41lxc. (;
spot No. 2, 3ea40c Hops steady and quiet
Colfee-Options opened arm and 5a35 points
up, and closed steady 10 l5a40 points up: June,
sidsO July, s16.1oas16.35 Septemb Dor,
Sl4.eOasl5.I0; spot Rio arm and dull /; fair
careoes. 1sIxc Sugar--haw In demand and
frmer; fair refining, 15-16a3c. centrifugals
90 test 3sko refined active and higher; stand
ard A, 4llc. consections' A, 4 slice powdered,
I-I0c. Z: granulated, 5-16.; cubes, 4Lic.
Molasses-Foreign dull; New Orleans dull but
steady. Rice steady and quiet. Petroleum
lower and quiet; refined at New York, S6.90a
sos; philadelphia and Baltimore, e6.S6as7;
Ia bulk, e445aS4.60. Cotton-seed oll-Crude,
OF grade, 25a2oc- Resin quiet and easy;
strained, common 70 good. 1.40as1. 41lfc- Tur-
pentine dull. Wool weak and duh; domestic
neece. 32a37c Pork weaker and more active:
old mess, s10as11; new mess, s1l50asi2.25 I;
extra prime sl0hoasll. Peanuts quiet;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
REDEMPTION
S125,OOO
FIVE PER CENT. CITY BONDS.
TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

Under the power given by a resolution Of The
City Council Of Richmond. approved June ~,
1891, authorizing the Committee ON Finance,
through It's chairman, 70 give 10 all holders d 8
per cent bonds issued BY said city under reBo,
luton OF said Council, approved April II, 1881.
and under another resolution approved July is,
1881, and also under another resoluftoE
approved August "a, 1881, notice Of tho
intention OF the said city 10 redeem all Of said
bonds, the ssid committee, through its chairman,
hereby gives notice that the said city VIII, on the
2d DAY OF JULY, 1891, redeem each and esery
one OF said bonds, and that interest thereon shah
cease from the Isl day OF July, 1891, and thas
all Of such bonds brought Ia for redemption %
and after the "a day OF July, 1891, viii be re-
deemed. but without interest after last mon.
tened date: and also gives further notice thas
the Auditor Of the city win DO prepared on the
said I'd day Of July, 1891, 20 redeem on behalf
Of the city all bonds above alluded 10 which znall
then or afterwards be presented tor redemptioa
as the once Of the City Auditor, IN the City Han
Of said city. n. ID. hAk6k0vk.
Chairman Committee on Finaaco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
GOVERNOR FLEMING AT ROANOKE.
The West Virginia Board ofPublio Works
on Tour.

RoANoKE, VA, June Ex-Governor A. b.
Fleming of West Virginia. arrived here at
] O'Clock to-day on a special train from Charles
ton, accompanied by secretary-of-State W. A.
y. r, Duncy, AttOmey-General A. Caldwell,
-SupeHnteudent-Of-Srho y. S. Morgan,
md a number OF other distinguished gcntcmen.
The Governor and State officers, as the Board Of
Public Works. arc making an examination Of
railroads and the property Of other corporations
In the State Of West Virginia with a view Of AZ
certanlng their taxable value.
OVER THE CHEsETEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
After dining at Hotel Roanoke the party left
for ElEhon. W. Va, from which place they viii
start for Norfolk tomorrow 20 90 thence up the
ChesaTeaSc aud ohio railway towards Charleston.
They were accompanied from this city by Comp
trOller Jamsou and Assstant-G eneral-Mana
HiIcy, Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25

UNTIL With all the stir that has been
made over Fancy Suits this sea-
SATURDAY son the "TRUE BLUE" sERGEs
Chat means BLACK as wen as
NIGHT BLUE, and the BLACK CHE
vIoTs and THIBETs are as firm
THE friends with you as ever. They've
everything TO make 'em so
CHOICE You can "work them in on any
occasion--they always know how
OF OUR 10 behave themselves. The
"TRUE BLUE" sERGEs belong
s24, TO that strong s15 grade Of ours
So do some Of the CHRvIoTs-
s23, and they are as good work as we
ever did for the money. Half
lined or full-lined SACKS, besides
AND the CUTAwAY FRocKs.
We've the cHKvIoTs at s1o
and $50, as well as e15--and the
SUITS THIBETs are eco and s25.
We've been making up these
plain weaves-summera after sum-
ana mer-especially the "True
Blues" They've been on our list
Of fabrics for a score Of years. It's
DELAY. f'town talk. 200, that you get BET
TER SATISFACTION and don't
pay as much for It as you'd have
AFTER 10 ANYwHERE else. These plain
fabrics help to earn US that repu-
tation.
A. SAKS & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
PARNELL TO FITZGERALD.
'h' Irish Leader Coming to America
Next August.

sH-llG, June pa special dispatch
A. Denver says John Fitzgerald, presl,
.. 20 Irish National League, has received
Tsu here notifying him Of the receipt oil
FH PANEL, pledglng himself 10 90
.i..y consistent with his position 70 carly
'..Ef.rsII- view. Mr.. Fitzgerald says THIS
..a demand u the party In America
o.. I'-h factions In Ireland unite on
before the September convention, ana
Pad a3I- that no money II being sent or
-H' Until they unite, aud that plenty
iheu.
Ha-Icy, chairman Of the Parnen ENJOYS,
'.f 80 h tho purpose Of the ENJOYS 70
.t .-.- mission 10 a close, being hopeless OK
.' any l-adway IN this country. lie hays
Do sI form committee OF prOinhoht
'.'a'. -resn- "a this city 70 assist in the Hork
al v.I then 20 from city 70 city and or
-l ar lands Of determined men VINO
'..s :. fsrnell 20 the end.
'j 'l1heumOre shat the rumor that inc
~ r. p. Pol sDandOned grew out Of the TACT NAV
tlsof has made up his mind 70 come
-..'o. month after next 70 attend the bal.i-
't.ruOn IN November and wishes 70 nave
'...'.Jn with william Redmond before DC
Ireland. Redmond, az Parnels roqercs s
o. p. Ireland and report 70 Parneu- Inc
~ r..tr- tOleave Redmond on inc other sluo'
'.a-l during his Own absence IN Atnerica'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25

s s,sat c''y was published today Mr.. poohor
Vc,, oenet things aays that the trade az Now
d Vrn nas been influenced by the new ana h,sher
wsica have afforded beneft 10 American
~, vo.n parted 70 tho cotton ana woo,len t,d,s.
th s,,, sHnere but especially is this the caee in
on soa, w, states whore new toxtlle mills are
ea NIL, NJ WIN sarprslng rapidity, while all the
six ;n,,,,e, " Daing operated on full time The
en puustfy MI. Booker says IA tho oniv az.
eepton 20 this state OF progI,erity '"' ""'' VA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25

AN UNKNOWN WHITE MAN KILLED.
4 Murdered Colored Infant FOund-Arrest
of the Mother.

NORFOLK. Va, June 23.-An unknown
white workingman or laborer was run over
and killed on the Virginia Beach railroad to-
night near Norfolk.
Near EdcutOn, y. c., on Sunday, at Blunts-
Mil bridge, COoTCd infant was found floating
iu the water. The Coroner summoned a jury
and their verdict was that the baby came 20 its
death by foul means, but no trace OF the mu-
dcrer could he found. The case was then taken
10 by Chiel-Of-Police |. ". Spruill, and on sun
dav night no and Constable Jim Robinson left
town aud about midnight overlook n buggy on
the HEREFORD road and discovered the Childs
mother, Mary johnson, ia the buggy digused IN
mems clothes She f. about eighteen years old,
and is now in jail waiting trial at the Superior
Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
- LAYER HAssAs CORPUS CASE
,.....r Ecversci-The Children Re
-.--.L tn IhoIr Enther-Olher Notes.

-trHfI 90 THOR Hther-Othor Notes,
,.. .y,rrGe. Va, June 23.-Judge
,... Guuter. Of the Circuit Court.
..... .I.s morning ana az II o'clock be-
PM ui li- court 20 render n de-
slater h1hcas corpus case and 10
......... . .H She chancery case Of I. j. Ma
s.r..l-' T. VI. Snuthal
-fE PRINCIPALS.
.. .....-.-. ttc children we're not present,
...... . N.Y. William Il. Schenrk, and her
A. Fr. Ewing, occupied seats in the
.. ..-. et.l. Nr. Charles Slater and his
..-..-. bert and Richard, sat in differ
f.r room end were most attcn-
DECISION BEvEBsEp.
.r o.. aa.. Judge Guntcr stated that
Ffrv yoluminou~. The Court
t.. decision o. Judge FarthinR, OF
.-'. arI remanded tho children TO
. .lr father
susrENuED.
% counsel ue order Of the Court
..I f- forty days, O. allow the re-
..H. 1901 appeal. 4 bond of $500 was
..-.. -.s.Huirut should not remove
t.s jurisdiction o. TINS court,
r...... tlal any attempt az removal
.- contempt II this court,
..l certainly be punished. The
..-E bis opinion expressed the
..... ...r and father may be happily
..r CASE SUBMITTED.
... r.- hoard in 'he Maeruder-South8n
.. ... I. a. -ui-feBt representing the de-
.... ... |....y s. Peachy tie plaintiff.
r.tt"t and the Court took the
... ....... returned home on the owe
t.tuE'TFS tSD COLLEGES.
..... Higher Educational Association
... .t Virginia Beach. Several Of
.r viii attend, Professor Han,
.. ...-'mal', being one Of the two
,...- .'- Dee obi,c, of tho association Is
'... ..r. Interests 81 the academies and
state.
Itgs1NM-
H. ..... .. E ~t.ros, studen. from Nor
r tl's morning % spend few
.. ~r. .. r.rrnts before the commence
.. "r. ~'r.- isl the decl1iucr from the Phi
... -...v and viii be awarded the
'...
ra, who broke his leg just above
... l... ssss ago, is resting as quietly as
.- permit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
Tha wbite Metal Looming Up.

LONDON. June 24.-The Daily Neees in ITS
cranciaI article this morning says: The con-
tinnal drain OF gold from America Is graauaiy
tending 10 the Inevitable adoption OF Virtual
SILVER standard. Good crops may succeed ~ IA
s,1vering portion Of the twelve millions OF solo
oiresSy exported this year, but every year
bytngs nearer the time when silver clrtlncates
vii be forced into circulation. When the
change comes there might be a rush Ior silaot,
49,, n Az more likely that the silver already
lined will sunace for currency purposes WIN
naneT. Thereforo the idea Of an unlimited new
dennand for silver Is unwarranted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
CLEVELAND ON MCDONALD.
Tho Country and the Democracy Need
Such Men" as Was the Latter.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. June PA letter
from ex-President Cleveland, written from
Buzzards Bay, Mass, before ex-senator Me-
Donalds death was received yesterday. Among
other things Mr.. Cleveland said: 81 am very
much aniicted by tho news receive through
the press regarding tho critical condition Of Mr..
Mcdonald. Ny conviction that the country and
our party need more than ever such men as he,
and my affection for him as n friend tend 10
make me extremely anxious and disturbed by
the reports Of his dangerous illness. think no
ono of his attached personal friends more fer
yently prays for his recovery than j. II you can
do so wish you would convey % him assurances
OF my affection and my earnest hope that he
may be spared for further usefulness and the
further enjoyment by his friends Of his manli'
ness, fidelity, and generosity"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

[Reported for tho Dispateh.l
JUNE "a, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day were
quite heavy and were composed mostly OF me-
dunn grades, with ruling prices unchanged for
several days past
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
5000. is tobacco, 81, S2O.3i-total, s6,el2.46
Private sales to-day were very light and not
worthy Of mention.
Messrs. l.. H. Nordecker, Of Baltimore, and j.
P. HobgoOd, Of Oxford, N. G., we're on Change
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
The Irish Campaign Fund.

[By Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.)
DUBLIN. June 24.-'fhe National Press to-
day publishes a statement as 20 the receipts
and EXPENDITURES Of the campaign fund. The
statement Is signed by Mr.. James n. Xavier
O'Brien, member Of Parliameut for south Mayo,
and is "a follows Amount collected, so34,3oo
exnenditnTes. legal expenses, $50, 100; paid
tenants, $685., 900: housing, $50, 405 buildings,
etc, at New Tipperary, sl47,760; total, so5z,-
355; balance, $2,030. Mr.. OBrien declares
that the report that the sum OF olo,VOV was
missing from the fund Is not true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
AN ANARCHIsTiC LEGACY.
A Dynamite Bomb that Explodes and
MutiIatos Children.
tclogranh 10 tho Dispatch.l

by Telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
New BEDFORD. Mass. June 4.-On Me-
morial-day the anarchists in this city held
a lollincaton az the farm Of n Bohemian named
Mastelle, who lives nc the extreme north end OF
the city, on which occasion Johan Most, now sery-
ing sentence In New York State, WAS present.
When the family Of Mastele proceeded TO. clean
the house, which had been occupied by the
visitors, an eight-year-old son found In the
match-safe a dynamite bomb. It was shown 20
the nfteeu-year-od sister by the lad and while
she was examining its structure IL exploded, tear
ing the flesh on the girls left hand 20 badly that
it will be necessary 20 amputate tho ends OF all
the four fingers and the thumb The boy was
Knocked senseless, and another daughter who
was standing close by had the flesh OF one hand
hndlV llcRrnfal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
A strike for Twelve Hours a Day.

BoRDEAUx. June 29.-The strikers to-day
forced twenty trans, which attempted TO rum to
return 70 the yards. The company has suspend,
Ell ne service. The strikers have withdrawn all
their demands, except that for day OF twelve
hours which the company 10y municipal engage
ments IL precluded from granting. Tho NUM-
cipal authorities met this evening ana decided 70
empower the company to reduce the hours.
There Is therefore prospect OF settlement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-25
DAYLIGHT In Newfoundland's Fishery
Matter.

LONDON, Eng, June 23.-The negotia-
tions between the Colonial Onice and the New
foundland delegates are virtually completed. a
permanent act has been drafted which proposes
that Jurisdiction In fishery disputes DO trans
ferred from subordinate naval officers to two
expressly-appointed judicial agents. IL Is I'M
derstOod that France accepts this provision. The
clause provides for the repeal Of the temporary
act. The delegates hope to be free 10 return
home In few days.