Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14

the lives and property Of the European rssi-
dents. Woo-Hoo IL a treaty port IN the pro
vince OF Ngnn.Hoel, on. the ng.Ise-hiang
river, about fifty miles from Marking. Inc
population Is estimated az about 10000 people.
Advices from Lisbon state that severe censor
ship has bccn placed over kilograms scnt from or
into that city. Even news kilograms destined for
the ONctai Journal have been stopped. Inc
wei-known political ecolomist Coello has written
letter In which no says that Portugal hes
colossal deficit, ruinous loans contracted upon
humilating terms, and that she IL confronted Dy
monetary Industrial, and political crises OF the
most threatening kind.
A South American dispatch says that the poo
pie OF the lower orders have reyolted against tho
authorities In Dutch Guinea, that several serious
conflicts with the insurgents have occurred, IN
which many persons were wounded. and that the
situation II constantly becoming more alarming.
A dissension between the Governor OF the colony
and oflcials under him as TO what measures
should be adopted serves 10 heighten the dis
order.
Dispatches from Paris and ST. Petersburg say
that the attack upon the CEarevitch was made
by policeman belonging 10 the Samurai sect,
noted for their fanatical hostility 10 Foreigners
He only struck one bloy at the Czarewltch with
George, Of Greece, with heavy walking-stick
and was thon secured. The thickness OF the sun
helmet worn by the Czarewitch saved him from
serious injury and hes only suffered CUT TWO or
three inches In length on the scalp.
The celebration OF the hundredth anniversary
Of the first meeting Of the Legislature In Co
lumbia began there yesterday. The city was
gayly decorated and full Of visitors. Ten mill
tary companies are now In camp and others win
arrive tomorrow morning. A civic aud MILL
tary parade escorted General Wade Hamp-
ton to the FAIRGROUNDS, where the exercises
we're held. General Hampton delivered the ora
ton and was greeted with enthusiasm. On the
speakers stand we're Governor Tillman and
staff, Senator NJ. Clutter, Major ". II. Brawley
Colonel William Elliott, Ex-Governor X. ).
Thompson, General Joseph II. Earle, and
others The celebration will continue three
days and close with grand display of fireworks
Friday night.
Among the creditors Of the New York nrm OF
Levy Brothers Il Co. who obtained writs OF re-
plevin yesterday we're the Washington Mills Com
pany, Bramhall Brothers 4 Co, Dieckerhoff,
RaniOer & Co, A. A.. Cesar, w. Hugo Myer Il Co.,
Rufus +. Frost 6 Co, and the As
saba Manufacturing Company. The attach
ments aggregate s1S6,754. The National
Park Bank, whose claim Is for s90,615, is
the largest creditor. Carter, Hughes &
Kellogg, lawyers for several Of the credit
ors have obtained writs Of replsyfn szAA attach
ment and garnisheed accounts OF the defunct
firm In Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, and Baiti-
more. A dozen suits by as many different nrms
have been brought against the failed firm al
ready. Lawyer Hirschfield declares that the
firms liabilities are about 100000, and that
the accounts win not exceed 100000 or tho
stock $751; 900. He said yesterday that Mr.. Au-
gustus Levy was hopelessly III and that no was
ignorant Of the whereabouts Of Julius Levy.