Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
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Tho influenza IA raring ~ Khgrkof, kic',
Knorson. Warsaw, aud oihor places III Russia.
The Agricultural Consress A. Tie Hague ha-
ndcrted a resolution IA iavor Of ntriuaiioAui
COOPERATION 10 suppress aduteralon of food.
The Secretary OF the Interior at Washington
Yesterday issued IA order directing that all ca
tie be removed ir0lu tho CEorO3ce strip without
delay.
The amount Of silver offered for .ale 10 the
Treasury Department 10 Washington yesterday
was $4,000 ounces AMI tNe amount purchased
100000 ounces al 9S.49a9S.6O.
4 sensation has beon caused AT Berlin 10y
fan In German AMI Prussi1n cunsols 81 seventy
pfcunigs. due 90 false ru'uors that the Govern
melt intended To rai-e "A new loan.
Secretary Elains's residence IN Washington Is
being put In order fOr his return 20 the Federal
cau,ini nui orders have boon received 10 have
II ready for tie reception % TIC .an!ly not later
than October lst
Hisroporied that notwithstanding the strict
waicu kept upon the movements o. tho Chilean
war-yessel Prcfilcnte Pinto at Copenhagen, shc
cludol the vigilance O., the authorities there
and successfully shipped her gus.
Tho four--,ory building nt Nos. IO7 10 III
Myrtle avenue, brooklyn, WAS gated by ire yes-
torinv morning. IL was occupied hg Is. hull
tonherg clothing: ". Baum, rliihncr; 4. -.
Pouch. . manufacturer O. advertising royoific-,
end Size a.. ". Green Company. manufacturers
az w.lncn's under garment. Tho tofa lo-= - 80
tiina,cd ~ 100000. Fully covered ~ in3u-
rance.
Tho opinion a Judge Randolph yesterday IN
the Alabama Ianc-holp contest over tho once
of state Commissioner - Afr ul' lr' wa to tho
ofrcct that the Al oitho last legislature making
The o0irs elective became operative imtl"d.-
afely, ant thar "a" Governor had 40 rifhi o. al
point a fcssor 10 K0lh, whose term by iiMite-
ton expired September Let. This decides
nothing Ar 20 kDlu'S riFht To- hold over. Tho
case has been appealed t. The supreme Court.
The resignation Of Mr. Moore tho Third A.
sis,ant secretary q state IL 4rhlugiOn, who
has accepted tne proie- orship oi international
law in the Columbia tO.lcEe, has been IN TIE
hgnds Of The President fnr some tine, nu is ac-
ceutnure has been delayed On account OF LIS
Knowledge IL all 'he doiail, OF the srai bid
fsncry controversies with Great Britain. On
his return 10 Warrington rom tfip H'Nh ne
Chesapeake bay, whore he Is 20 be for four or fFe
davs vet, Nj. Moore Viii insist uyOp tue ImIno-
diato acceptance Of hiS resignation.
Warrants wore yesterday afternoon Issued for
tho arrest OF the fvo mercantile appraisers oI
Philadelphia upon charges o. unia"iIHy OF
epiriug 10 cheat and dc!raud the Comnuh"chlih
OF PENNSYLVANIA by making aud uTLlhs lhlHc
ana untrue lists Of tGXab!es, and ihire ana ul-
true returns Of the Classification Of such Taxa
hlcs; BY making false and unlawful * nPiiOns
81 persons from no payment 81 mer fhhthe
taxes, and iy adding the names n dead ana
fictitious persons TO Tie llsf u taXablrs ana re-
cciylug fees therefor, and IN other ways con-
fpiriGg g. cheat and defraud with iLtent to MAKE
great gains for themselves.
Tho ltalO-American Committee On Promotion
If tho Worlds CO!gmDian Exposition met in
Washington yes'crify. The president, Dr. 1.
= erdi, reported that the previous resolutions
mad been forwarded through the proper diplo-
,ugtic channel to the Italian Government, enl
that although e.cilt weeks have elapsed no oul-
riai au.Wer has been Received. lie added that
under The circumstances he wO.li suggest thht
n general meeting be held In Washington al
which all tno Italo-Americens Of the United
states should be represented TO give expression
IN me necessity OF having the Italian Govern
meut participate in tie great exposition. heso-
lutions we're adopted calling such "a meeting a7
Or. Verdi suggested u be held Ia Washington
December TIA next