Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
TeIerrnphic BreyItIes.

doomed Nansemond.
TeIegraphic Brevities.
Thirty-fvo Thousand people Witnessed tne
Democratic demonstration in Augusta, oa.'
Wednesday night In honor OF the recent vetory.
Hon. j. J. C. Black, congressman-elect, was the
principal orator.
The Pntsburg plate-glnss manufacturers met
again Wednesday and decided 70 restrict pro
ductlon. The delegates stated that no com o'ua-
ton had been formed, however, ana Ihat "o
change would be made In rates.
The London Standards Moscow correspondent
reports thatthe Russian Cagliostro nsmea 90
bin whose candidature for the throne Of B1lga-
ria was announced last year, has escaped NUN
Siberia, whittier he was sentenced for ire
At Hirschneld, Hesse-Nasssu, q Roman Catho-
lie priest named Thiel has been arrested 90 the
charge OF iess mqjests, no having spoken III
derogatory way in sermon OF the KAISER et
tendance at the Luther celebration In "H'eh-
berg.
A decided sensation was caused in the mari
borough-Street Police Court, London, yesteiuy
morning Just before the case OF Owyneth nhulc,
handsome and aristocratic 1S-year-old giri
charged with swindling, was called 10 inc a..
Constituent OF all present II was announcer sn "a,
Gwyneth's mother, probably rendered insane Dy
the charges made against her daugh1er, nhd
committed suicide. THIS sensational case was
consequently postponed for week.
In the Troy on. " Police Court Wednesday
morning w. II. Howard, who has been IN ltli
since the night before the election chargea WIN
having conspired 10 take number OF DeIo-
cratic voters from Troy on steambo on elec-
ton-day, and so prevent them from casting
their ballots, was held to await the action OF me
grand Jury, being released on bail OF sSOV'
Archie Aston, charged with interfering Win o "
GERS when Howard was arrested, was he'u III
1900 TO await the action OF the grand Jury
A special TO the New York Times from Albany
| says Governor Flower has demanded the reslg-
nations OF Civil Service Commissioners Alexandot
c. Eustace. William A. este, and Ohm AolelchoI
| The last named Ia the only Republican on lns
| board. They we're all appointed by oOFernor
| Hill Treachery 10 their party Is SAID 70 DC inc
motive OF the Governor IN tue case OF the poho-
| Gratis and offensive partisanship in the case OF
the Republican member. Inc comm .,s,s
are appointed by the Governor and are reno's-
| bic at will
| A formal movement was made yesterday In
| St. Louis to secure q cOadjutor for Archbishop
| henTick, of that Roman Catholic Diocese, VINO
has hitherto and does still refuse personally 70
| ask for such an appointment. Thirty-seVen oil
the ninety nine priests OF the diocese have slsn,
| ed and forwarded a petition 10 the meeting OF
archblshops In session ut New YORK asking that
| one Of four clericals named be appointed CO.
adjutor. The names Included In the peli.oh ar
| those Of Bishops Spaulding, Kane, Marty, ana
! Fitzgerald.
| Governor Fleming, OF West Virginia, on Wed
| nesday refused 70 commute the sentence OF Allen
| Harrison, under sentence TO be hanged az
Huntington next Tuesday for the murder OF ms
| sweetheart Bette Adams, last spring. Inc
| petition presented contaiued the names OF hali
| the voting population Oi Cabell county, ana Whs
| supplemented by a plea on the part OF sh"rui
| Kyle. who thinks Harrison was crazy Wneh ne
committed the act. Popular feeling In the
| county named Is strongly against the execution
Of the death penalty.
| The Jury in the GnrYen murder case at Pitts
| burg came into cour, yesterday morning ahu
| reported n verdict Of "tnvoluntlry mansiaagn-
| ter" There being no such crime IN the lhDict-
| ment, Judge McClung sent the jury out 70 make
| n proper verdict. They coon returned WITH Q
| verdict finding Garvcn guilty OF voluntary man
! slaughter, with Recommendation 70 mercy
| Garven WAS q newspaper artist on the PlttsDufs
Commercial Gazette. and In At OF jealousy killed
his wife. Cora Redpath. formerly trapeze per-
| former with Forepaughs circus
| Madrid correspondent OF tho London Ddtiy
| News says that sensation has been created
by an article in III GtObO, Emilio Castears news
| paper organ, accusing the Canovas Ministry win
| assenting during the visit Of the King and
| Queen of Portugal 70 the CONCLUSION OF an all
/ ance between the spanish and Portuguese mo-
/ narchs against democratic parties and the re-
| publican propaganda in their respective do
| minions The article also accuses the Sagasta
party with cOnsentlng 10 an alliance with Portu-
gal, involving military Intervention on the part
| OF Spain IN the event OF revolution In Portugal.
| Ii IL asserted that all OF the European courts
| approve this alliance.
| All the London (Eng.) building trades In
| GLIDING carpenters, mnsons, bricklayers, plas-
terers painters, and builders laborers. have
| won a substantial trades-union victory. For no
| less than six months last year they contended
by strike and lockout with tue Master Builders
| Association, the different unions taking the men
| out In sections. Under final arrangements with
| tile masters association they have now obtained
| n forty eight-hours week, which comes into
| operation during November. The reduction In
| thn does not affect n raise IN wages
obtained during the big lockout, so that prncti-
| cally an immense number Of men are getting,
with fewer hours, better wages
The President had a large number OF callers nj
| the Waite House Wednesday,, including Thomas
| Il. Carter (chairmanl and Messrs. Hobart and
| Kerens, of the Republican National Committee.
| lie expressed to Mr.. Carter his personal thanks
| and his high appreciation Of the admirable man.
| ner In which the recent campaign had been con-
| duc.ed by Mr.. Carter and his associates. He bad
| only words OF high commendatton for the pa.
triotlc, able. and honorable efforts" that had
| been made on behalf Of himself and the Repufr
| lican party. MIR. Carter said that there was nc
| trouble abOHt the payment OF outstanding bill:
| against tho National Committee. The Auditing
| COMMITTEES considered them and they wore paid
| Mr.. Carter left Washington for Montana In the
| evening.
| The Berlin correspondent Of the London
| Times says: frederick Engels, in the Socialist
| organ Vorrdsts, claims that he predicted four
l
| and that now the second portion OF his prophecJ
| Is on the eve OF fulflment-nnnely, the destrue
| ton Of Englands monopoly OF the worlds trade
| through the advent Of free trade In America
| Rngels adds that there will be an Industrial
| struggle such az the world has never before
| seen: that the dismal story OF the last decade
with respect TO cotton and woollen fabrics, so IA
/ miliar 10 every Lancashire operative, VIII re-
neat itself In every other field OF Industry, anc
| that Great Britain will sink 10 the position o.
| Holland unless the working classes come 10 the
rescue by adopting socialism"
| The London Times. commenting on the speeches
| OF Messrs. Depew and Reid at the New lorl
| Chamber OF Commerce banquet tuesday nigL,
| says: "Tne eagerness OF the defeated party tC
| abrogate the Mckinley Law Is In Itself suiicien
| 10 inspire the YictOrs with caution. Nj. Cleye
| land has other and better reasons for delay
| The Mckinley tariff enlists the support OF pow
| erful body OF capitalists and numbers OF WORK
ingmen, and although their forces were van
| ouishef by the oyerpOwering movement OF pub
lie opinion, il Is not desirable 70 make their De
| feat too painful and ruinons. A change iron
| the most monstrous absnrdities OF MehlnleYisn
| to something like an eucurRbie terin VIII D.
slow aud tentative but II cannot be long post
pOned, nor can 1t be restricted within marrow
| bounds"
The Bremen steamship Weimer Is the sonrc
| OF considerable trouble 10 tho officials OF IN
Federal Treasury Department Just at present
| This vessel Is under detention az the natlona
quarantine at Cape Charles with 1880 imu.l
grants ON board. These immigrants are refuses
| the privilege OF landing because the authorize
| az Washington are satisfied that they wer
| brought 10 this country In clear violation OF ID
Presidents order Of September 1st, In the hop
that they would be able 70 evade the restrictions
Their detention Is now com plcated by the lac
| that measles has broken out on the vessel and !
likely TO spread among all the children ther
| unless they can be speedily removed 70 plac
OF safety. Surgeon-General Wyman Is inyesn
| eating the matter, andit Is probable that tn
| healthy passengers on the vessel viii 10 trans
ferred 10 the United States steamer jamestown
| reported to be available for the purpose.