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''NH nov '''i fs.''
creator hci,.h, tia, I'm, a.. hu. ,bi, ,,,,.
,h.,. - -, '"' '''' ''",
tn' new assure wa o. 'un'h """fcr $40 and
volcano. which r,vr fo.,h ,n,,cn l,-..,',..,.,'.
,i,,.1H "'''' t'.'.
with such Violence
In loss I'm, thro, d,v, III, l,,, .r.,,l,t
r,;r,s .,,,, ,.,t, w., t,. 80 -"
which is s.rn in :l.c distance On tho Is Of tIc
rlr,,,r.. lnvin., reached tn:t ,ui.. "a r,v,.
,'',."- 'n,' I"''' 'r '''.
divided into two r:,"r.tal S!roal9 AMI lowol
down toward the itl.M below. It's rr.sross
now was y"ry slow an1, f,,r Ioys a.,nr IN,
ing only about seven feet az hour but were
,,i.. -. go. ''', ,.... "
VIC minor E'''"i!-' u '"2N"N was sun a&Vahc-
hour. vl..lrna,,, W.. Of 3, lrl.h+ rod rnlnr,
500 To-. ''N 49,
siHhtIy covered hy sio'lA IN one n.aco u
stream completely & lcL a ii.,le val ~ with
Lawn .,vor | | y ,"r, thi.s
On ,Iuly Il twu.o,. s""yers aprroaoh.l within
= uru icat II Anr li.t dong Which the nov,
,,4,..rs i.yI 'c,Tyr.l. crater tr + ,ras ,.iyInY.
ON ln,,.. nnl continual t..ffsfs 81 ,lutt pnS
srorn. ll".y,lo'. ,s ,y,, a, ,,tt..
!. ii iha, ti'ir more fr,1i.r in form. was
mn ,I7ri ,-I. -, ~. y. 81 =, i..I., Z. $50.
IN, fr,ir,r,. :, i,l, ~ .,..i,. II '.,fs rrsc,.'
lilr: ia. di~chlr.:. ~ rnusE.trr Further
smn"-, i.. 80, ... o.. ~. 49, 49,. =, ,
GA Inn II to,r al a cra.n, iL,, nm. Il No. :,
Cn i.'.,r ,i,,,.a til ., a,,,I .', "a ,, r'- J., .iar
onG ;b. ro,,'ti, si"n :, =, ,r,,vHr,hr I,,n 49,
o,y, a. "a
las nri go. ,,,', ~ ~, - ',j -, n .i,
",i-' itta,,as.. d.! iip-,, IN, W., I, - ;,,,II.
a,','' Az" , NV - , az .'"'"' "'h"'"'
~ a ,,r,.,,. ..l'.,'.., -. lIin,.'.c rr,,n-
rart 81 ipi,, w,"n tti.s sI.w.rs o. lava, f,,,,
",n. il.rriI,. he, l,. 49,, a.. . ,, .r a., 80, ~,
o. About " 30, f,.n in ,!ii,.- ,lr;~ tie ,.rl,.,.
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The Rirt the south Tianit Tbrough
which Lava " us Hcnpch Up In nir-.

During tho recent eruption OF Mount Etnn
several sc cntiilc men watched tho rhcnom
cua, which grcntlY rcscmIlod thoso OF 1888
and 1886 On July s iast tho central crrtcr 4
Etna began TO discharge dense column OF
vapOr. The next day there was a scrica OF So.
we're earthquakes AVID the southern flank OF
Itna as in 1883 aud 1886, was rent open aud
now crat"rs formed. III" picture her" I, oi
tho four new orators That were formed rlonE
this rift, and il shows the lava heaps that V" Is
!i'ci around th" new centres IT volcanic out
bursts. The explosive force " tie "rur'ions
this year was mHrh c-s thRn in l>S'i.
wien fraEmrntary nutc'ia! WIS shot
UP to II height Of about ni,c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
iHH COUiACE IiI2HEULLY KEPT.
a story OF william Merry Harrison ana
E!r. IoEn scott.


From tie fart that no maiden nnme Of the
late VIC of tn"I resident was scott and that
tnut name la= h"ru Il Christian one in tho
EtIii>.r lalu!.T for tAroc generations there
IL g. Iul4l.,r Ir.Ir,s-.Uu that tn. Iresi,irnt
3Iud Fil,. Harrison were I!si.r;.v connected
~ t,.-ui .,ioou u~ we'll as ty li,r closer re!a-
tluu-hiv at man and Nite. Though a natural
co,lr.I.iuu. TINS aci.pi l.. incorrect. There
hny.i.l: Loon 10 .u.;uInity hrtwcrn presi-
drn; ana Nj. harrison, he way IN which the
=" II nuui, rau.o t, J." - freely used as u
Christian sam" IN tho Harrison iumilv is for
ulu.riu. one I",! SOY. OF interest al this time
TITO la'" Ni". Harrison was IL iiuCal dcsccn nd.
Gnt ct 0u.t ~"Ott. Il .UomIc. of tho Scottish
IarIiUulr.' before tao union Of the crowns.
IuiS Hobcit Scott was AZ. old Co,nnunt"r hero.
who lived 49, ti., latter part o. tho sixteenth
century. aud fuD II. ut the uat:l. OF i.UthaDeo
br..;s;, for t." coy"ulnt and III" crown. lie
opposed III" union II the crowns during the
reign Of ga .cu ammo. tarauze "f til" ignoring
81 the scottish crown an! nHiuu in the then
r"w Ipt.ilmlAt II Grr.t Britain. For this,
with at .J,r- deemed gu.l'y OF the same olrcnce,
h, W,e Imnur,.i ..ltt,,. inH"r OF Tendon under
I,r. - "i r-,r,: IA, head. Int was I"lcas.dby
an amnesty III ,,,or-.. J. VINO wa brought over
iron Han yer Il IHa.. tho throne Uy virtue Of
h"Ii..; a e." r'sHiInt Il the Strnits. Alter
!. bort SCOTS release. III ds gust with his
l"'lvn country. ia C,inlany Il u friend. tho
Bari II E"!.i.T"n. he ".I!l:ratcl {" tho north OF
Ireland. and rom there. in rs. his eldest
son, SO IN, came to America and became the
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~ of Fnn.pni:n Pain.

The Jewish prrao,ra OF 't Ir.n k.,e ably d,.:rc,
WI 'ndn g ~ torches . ..A.e ,t.uD-I az d.st;.r:
TOMORROW Ei.h'.
Italian D"rorla.s al ~" Scrroi ,.Een,Nlv d'.'r,r-
~ LnNs ui""r,i.e tom ~: =. - sNr.T r.rri. IIrTs
W b" another lveiins ~ - tact "r ."...y,
IN" Dem ,,"'s o; ne "a >~'rn'a w'i propos- %
Ii AWAY ana has" ~ , ini s'.c he. l.o.r
u" william y NM A-,o i,r o. nay" % noi n the
!oc' lrmOrGa'c rsn' tor Asse uny,n.pl .u.d 4! Ter
inn IN ia" seglnrrr'h Assembly ui-irr'. irc,ar,us
N 'f'r. "i hsHisan "Hl HInE. IAe TnHun"liy Hal
tanl.atcs
.rmtn o. tiiri nHs cn,'rd LPnr IN" OF - meIub-,..
ILoMH. I"br-. Wiz u r rnur tor Alderman
'r '.-".'c'h "''-''''!'"n ar !'F!e.i Lac support
.g.',gr EH'eI las "p.as.l haynes St>tynn,h Req.
tAF 'n sunday usn-. Mans wr.Iknpwn speakers
ha,r = M" - irui among tt'n being Congress
All aTn, ant Jane. D,,ysr.
il,. % H. gh'acr hooksslers and
= ttnct .ihifnnH J. hr'ww"ni -.cre,ary, aud d.
eerltt Marsha iaf IT," pI.l.r ir'...rIp afternoon
Irmocra'.r war r-.--al. a.. ..r..l ,..,-ars uno
mend t". lp9r I've 4t,t iI ~tre n.nn va io.ia
hrNa'pu, Sgcs al 81 .... n.r A. 'r 81. anon. M.
Jl,rrn II H'WSr 49,, MIMI. VA ., ,.i,ia "' ''
T'7ca:h. gagai.. .. .uara.s ..l l.r.,.. ,,,..
s.,cat %" aIs..r,s.. ID Is'a'' 49,,
r,fsicrs Of IN" f'-H,. .. .. .,,. y
h'Mmerslry siraT-. .Dt.4 ... IN ali ne. ..
E'cI, mass meetiU+s " .-.!
The cleveland aul -.,..n..r ..,... ...r ,,,.,...,
OF tho IrLE an! A.. f....-. c,I..,tI,, So. -,I
htTruan's AMI lInu tar ID I.-.,,f,r..
t,en aihiia--d win TIE .... r.n s-,y Inr. -,
W.. hartman Ni;"iu %. ~, 49, e.. y,rn., h., =,
man HAnpe " arru.i t.| r..u l. l.t..r N III a.,
iamu Jr, " Liam Henri H., .rl,.nIir. ya'rrh
Aae'Ab o. FOSTER. and i!erLeg. y. Robbins
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a Saco cat chased u hHlf-Grnwn mouse out OF
tho dining. Dom "ivSc'. caught il in her mouth
and "-'an 10 l!tY with il. throwing 1t up and
"htchin: L again. as cats VIII. Ono OF those
throws ne eat mUlfcl, and tn" mouse made q
hC" me .VT irNl Ih~c, situated under the legs
Of utnu.e. Tho cat made a lively attempt 10
run "a" nous" down. but tho game finally
cnd"i IN IN entirely unexpected way. The
cat hH! her mouth open. tia" mouse ran.
jumped, made mistake in aim and went
down the "Li thront. tn" eat made a dos-
r"ra'e att"nlt'O eject the mouse. which was
v"rr HiaNll one. but could not succeed. For
thr"" hours 500 apIAgr n'lr suffered Intense
;n rci,i"rnrCrr, ri,, 81. M smccaaT
g! In se'ting t." mouse down. however and
was rayluG about tho house Apparently as
We! as ever.
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4 anime s'aiI Carrier.



Attic Post DGic" near Nttm"r's. on tho main
linz oi TIA" ionr- NlTaHia E.i ?OHd enjoys tho
uHtIuo distinction 90. Long III. only Office ia
tin county wn"gr!l i dog oiliclat"- AS assist
ant ut-tuu~!OT. Postmaster nHES"iman'S
canine assistant is a little 1T. charlie, spaniel
cal!c'. beauty. upon whom has Gcyulyei for
lNr years tho tosE OF lr.u&inE nom Winners
staff, u. hal! mil" q slant IN" bundle "I morn
Ing papers from lhi.ado0 h!a. IW0bundles q
La ge aud Il small on ',aro thrown OF at tho sta
tIon. l"ghlHrly every morning Bcauty trots
nNcr Tia i'rlIs 10 Tho station and patiently
await tho ng.yA! o' Tho train. When the two
smaller orc IN her mouth ana trots directly
hola". Shr never maNrs mistake. always
taking tho small bundle: either does She
lOit,ral0ug hy the roadside. hut covers tho
distance 'n'WGon Winner. and tho cross
rGuds POST Dc'"" ut n sp'e that would almost
DO rrnd.ttp Naury llai..- hcr-elf Beauty has
h-cn assistant los.H!a ter almost since her
birth, and cou i hl.,.y hp replaced.
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jU7.IInS AEOLr -,

" ". BUR- was e.sr'Hi member .." '"v WORK
S'o'E lNca4nse S''','"Hy. Ito l".-'' 'i- r"~- 4
Az, aI!rT q. wood.
James 7. Insgr"ve yesterday ar. E'"f "usigi !.
~. grrtDr a. "a - day. "..Iiin A -.nl va. made
aA,., tant Vel h'r At H. -alEr saHr1.
Tie New yorg Ilty $ nruau >UrTagr League met In 1
eA.n.r. at H. EI,t 1v'rtt 'A.ri street. Carrie Ice
Gu apiuAn III" ITesEG'H. ~ he I.taFge, spoke On
"PO!,t.cal fAr;le. aud conan sufrL.y
The Chamber OF In'nmerc" passed y.s;erday Ieso.
luton urging tho Sup-Th rulrnt u Pubic works to
kosp the Ere Canal open the latest possible Ihy
10 reliev. tie .xtng hocEa!e OF gram caused by
lack Of uansportation facilities.
The Hamburg, American Packet Company has OBJ
ts,nsd psrn,sNion from ths German Government to
uss tfs hAresr OF WNhsmh.ren. the ehief I'm psriAl
nAyAlsisiion on tho Sortn sea, whfn oiroumstsposs
Hsks unsdvisAsls 30 run their stsAnIhips from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
i VI SE.HE.SIS.
THO Eostrn Srn'"!.ony q cA-s:rn's First
t0ncrr: InI- --aSun.


IiEhty-fvn admirably competent musicians
were ralSe,, ut ou tho Ila.ror,u or chfr.rr,nc
Iiil,. .t 80"
nam no. ','''.E " "h''F N'e Sh'H"W Mr. Ar
thur N!is'h : potent t"ton, and In tn. audi
toriUm tucre was rot n .nat lof, yacnrt nrI
,.,.o,,r, t.a., g. IA - ,i, ~,
80. 80 't'" VI s'"h''ih- 'Oo''' Inc
gathering Of so large fashionable. and en-
tlrsia~''. an auLic,,rc u..nsts ,nrc,usivolv
.., ,,,.,, r- 49,
no." "'y.'y me-" rA'"""h' concerts "' 'he
Hpstou SYM ry Orchestra haE" become
,p..rI in ,En .str,.y, and yraction 81 orr tuh
r.. ,.i,.,,...,,,. ,,i I'.. 'a" "
49, "h' '''H many am! hl!slakahi" sl@hs 81
favor s'.wn ty New Workers to their must
riun ..vo-,i must lie in fine, hi-I,,t r.r-n.
,.r', '..,I..
!I-''.' = = 10 l'- ''h lF'pc.
Though those visitors canno: excel our own
orch. and ar hos; rorLu.,,,s yst th.v
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P.M-Ic:ee i,5th stTeet and Eighth avenue. store.
house. elevated railroad company. no damage $40
IL We, Proalway. j. La elmer. damage trifiuR; 6+5
81 aud ~ CuG street damage 81 coo: 7;Ao a3+ West
Thirty aixth street Thomas McGougs damage slight
500 loom street and Firs; avenue, 7, 81, 1hursman
;npEr 80 geo. 1851 sl"ti "ni laird ANen-s, L.
AyIs WUI IUGhIr-, Lansss .ItoO.
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Tho'air in all Of the Church Of Our Lady Of
the .-"apuIar, in Last Twenty-e!.hth street,
WAS opened lat evening in tho school hall adj
JOHNS: ~" church hy M Frank +. Ti.2ger-
Hld Arnr frgg 'ntTJiucad hy the Ecv. IrIor
5Outi w"I W. Fitzgerald spoke Of tho work
'h' ar..c.!to fathers We're uOin. in tho dis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
AIiruistie Love.

from LN,
.shs-Engaged to two girls at the same timei
Well. what are you going to do ntoutitf
l,--Uh,i am all rgAt, but what are they
going to do about III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
sPAhhs IRON mn 1ILEGRtII

,Trof. Rowland T. Fakn.r ot h. Wharton School q,
,.na snd Leonomy y Tho University ~ Psnnsyl.
Las been anl o'htCd to And las arce ai-d tho
1N|ship NJ he American nInmis..gn OF III, mem,
''HAI a0ueIary CON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
Nccausc TveryhodJ Does

FuEgns-Why id y"u say Hello" to thse
young lady who passed.
Iis-an HhrSlt, l~nhGrn girl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

committee will be kept open till the iAth
Of May. All contributions received 20
that date will be included in their report
70 tho assembly.
The report from the Committee OF Home
Missions being presented. through com-
munication from DIR. Craig, the extreme
and pressing necessities OF the assembly >
committee, with reference to the sustenta-
tion and evangelistic work. the chairman,
Of the committee was instructed TO use All
diligence in the use of every Legitimate IN
etrumentality TO bring all our churcnes ~
TO the full measure of their aoiiity IN tne
collections during tine summer and iaii np-
,p0inted for these causes-viz., LOT tne
evangclistic work in Juno and september
and for sustenstion in August:
Ii was resolved, on motion OF Dr. Martu,
of the Committee on Sunday Schools. 70
hold Sunday school convention during
the next stated meeting. which was ap.
pointed TO take place at Rough creek
church, Charlotte county, in August.
Upon recommendation of the report on
Foreign Missions it was
Rssoired. 1. That our ministers preach on
this subject previous TO the coming col
lection in May.
2. That a" children's day" be observed
in the interest OF this cause, at which
collection in ITS behalf shall be taken up
8. That further efforts be made to increase
the circulation of tle Missionary.
The death of DIR. Latimer, tho principal
commissioner to the General Assembly
that Is to meet at Hot Springs. Ark. IN
May. having deyolved that appointment
upon Rev. w. W. Carson. his alternate
Rev. DR.. Davis was chosen the alternate to
MIR. Carson.
A cordial vote of thanks to the congre-
CATION for their generous and warm hospi;
talitIes was adopted by O rising vote, and
then the presbytery adjourned to meet, as
above stated, at Rough Creek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
The Siameso Twins.

In reference TO the Siamese Twins I'd"
writes from Brandy Station, Va, that he
has a copy of Gisds0H's Pictorial, published
in Boston in 1853, wherein is picture of
the Siamese Twins with their wives and
children gathered about them, and he
adds:
The picture shows ten children with O
baby, which makes eleven. To quote from
the account accompanying the picture
" Soon after taking up their abode in this
region Mount Airy. Surry county, N. Co.
they simultaneously became smitten with
the charms of two very pretty sisters
named Yates, and each selecting his part
ner, the four were made two with due cere-
mony. This double union has apparently
proved highly satisfactory to all concern
ed. The ladies are represented rs amiable
and interesting. The account quoted from
does not say anything about any OF the
children being mutes. Now as to what l
know personally In 1853 l was stationed
at the General Military Hospital in Staun-
ton, Va, and connected with the Medical
Examining Board. In the latter part OF
August of that year one of the soldiers ex-
amined by the board for furlough was a
son of one of the Siamese Twins. He be-
longed to North Carolina regiment, and
had been wounded at Gettysburg. He
was furloughed for sixty days. This
young man was between II and is years
old then. He was tall and straight and
very intelligent and gentlemanly. in his
manners. The night gave him his fur
Tough he showed his appreciation by
giving me three very large, fine apples
that he said had been grown on the Twins
place in North Carolina, and had been
sent to him with other things, from home.
after he came TO the hospital. These facts
l know. and although nearly twenty-nine
years have elapsed the remembrance OF
them are as vivid as yesterdays transac-
tions. You must. therefore, be in error
about the year of the Twins marriage, OF
they were married twice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
cosr RrpICuLoUsLY low.
New Fntrrprise.

Messrs. Vaughan & Willis, publishers Of
advertising specialties, whose card appears
in this issue, are well aud favorably
known hers, and have embarked In an en-
terprise fully appreciated by all classes OF
businessmen.
Mr. Micaah j.. Willis has been identi-
fed with the mercantile interests OF Rich
mond for the past eight or. ten years, and
Nr. j. Il. Vaughan has heretofore very
successfully represented q prominent
northern house in this line. They have
fitted up handsome sample-rooms in the
Citizens Bank building, Tenth and Main
streets. where can be seen q large and
varied assortment of advertising goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
ALady rcrr,bly In,urea bv a Horse.

Mrs. Edward Shelton. an elderly lkdy
who resides about three miles west OF this
b skull crushed and other scrious Injuries. IL
itsupposcd that she was kicked by hofse while
wSehing the knec of one OF tho animals TIED
therein There was no one on tho premises a.
the time Of she occurrence except small colortd
boy. Dr. Gibbs, a physician who resides In TIE
neigh borhood. was summoned as soon as pos-i-
bic, and DR.. Charles " Darlington was eubss-
qnently called in Mrs. shelton's condition was
cdti,al yesterday. and che 70 not expected 70
1.-Two. She Ia the mother OF Mr.. A. v. Shel on,
captain OF Truck No. 3, Of the Richmond Fro
Department Az soon as he learned OF the ssci-
dent, accompanied by Df. NcselcyA he went 70
her home aud had the unf ,rtunate lady removed
70 his res dence, on south Laurel street.
felegcams have been sent TO Mr.. II. ID. Shei.
ton, OF Denver. Col. and Mr.. y. l. shelton, OF
Brooklyn, n. y, sons OF the injured lady, sum-
monnR them 70 their mothers bedside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Local Council of the brotherhood OF St.
Andrew.

meeting Of the Local Council OF the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew was hold at ST.
James church last night, with Major Robert
stiles, the vice-president, presiding.
IL was determined % bold the state conven-
ton OF the brotherhood IN the fall, after the ma
tonai convention, which meets In Boston. The
arrangements for the occasion were lett 70 the
Executive Committee, together with the presi-
dent and secretary OF the Norfolk c0nnci.
committee, consisting Of one member from
each council. was appointed 10 Visit tho various
chapters here ana ascertain the condition Oh
their work and the progress they are MAKING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
An,,-C,sv.,and Meeting.

Last night. during the wind and the
rain, the City CircuIt-Court room was the
scene OF an earnest conference on matters po-
lIticsl Quite number Of promiaent local poll
ticisns who are OF the opinion that the nomina-
ton OF MIR. Cleveland is hnpolitic were presen'
and had a Quiet informal conference. The pre-
sidentiaI situation wes fully discussed In con-
servative way, but no definite policy for tho fu-
ture was decided upon.
IL il understood, however, that n meeting Of
citizens will be called for at some early day V
decide upon the adyisability OF nominating dele
gates 10 the State convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

thsre has been no fraud or irreguiarityf Andve
further ask why, n the election q tho Tnir9
Precinct Of Jefferson Ward was 20 honsstfy ena
20 exactly conducted, We are denied eccees W
the best eourcc Of Immediate aud exacs PROOF
While counsel tor Colonel Gpotswcod wo arc
not prosecuting this matter in . partisan spirit
All we desire Is fair Investigation, and that
being had. II Mr.. Smith has o majority OF euo
We deem our Action more In the interest Of
the Democratic party than Of any candidssn
+. II. MCGUIRE.
TAzxwEfL ELLEIT,
A. H. GrIG0N,
Counsellor N. l. Spotswood.
Mr.. Smiths friends we're actively engaged yes-
terday in collecting additional evidence as TO the
fairness OF the Q e-tion, which they win lay be-
fore the committee tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Petards Among worsbippers.

IBy AnglO-Amerlcanc cabIe 70 tne DIspaEH'J
MADRID. April 14.-To-day being Holy
Thursday. there was public procession OF
worshippers and priests through the city, and
the streets were lined with spectators. most OF
whom stood with bowed hea is as the priests
pa ssed with relics and religious emblems. From
among the by-ttanders two petards were thrown
directly into the procession By two men who
escaped In the confusion, AMI have not since
been captured. Nobody was KILLED, but num-
ber OF the people I'm the procession were injured.
r te procession and by-standers dispersed In =
panic. There is no explanation OF the act, save
TINT II IL the work OF Socialists bent upon tndis-
crimnata mischief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

RoME, April 14.-Owing to differences
that arose at the last three Cabinet coun-
ellis over the financial measures 10 be submitted
TO Parliament, the whole Ministry rendered their
designations to King Humbert to-day, aud they
were accepted Tho King has charged the
Marquis dil Rudni, the Prime Minister, TO form
n new Cabinet. No change In the ministerial
programme Is cxpe ed, excep: that the Marquis
ri Rudini proposes 10 insist more strongly upon
the governments financial proposals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Brazil Happr-OmcIaIIy.

TBy AhgIO-AhnzIcaH uHDIe 70 1uo DI'Pa.ou-I
RIO JASEmo, April 1.-THE state OF siege
has been raised and an official announce
ment says that the city is tranquil. 1t adds that
the loyalty Of the army has enabled the au'nori-
ties 10 Illustrate attempts made by nelcontents
10 disturb the peace. The moyem Mt In matto
Crosse to declare that State independent OF the
Federal Government was the outcome ot an or
ganized plot but the affair was OF no Importance
as the State is not able TO uphold rebellion.
The whole country is tranquil. The energetic
action of the government has given general sat
fafa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Atlanta IL Indignant.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 1.-THE sensational
reports sent out from here declaring mea-
sles epidemic IN Atlanta, and that there IS great
suffering in the factory districts, are entirely
without foundation. Such reports are indig-
nantly denied by the operatives themselves.
Investigation shows that the reports grew cut OF
a few cases OF measos-no more than are
usually found in thickly settled locality. The
statements about the dead remaining unburied
and all that are absolutely without foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

BY all means let the cadets go Ito the
unveiling of the A. p. Hill statuel if they
desire. What better incentive TO the lofty
ambition of Virginias military students
can be offered than thus honoring the
memory of model soldier. whom the
State is proud to claim? Let the cadets
of the "West Point of the Confederacy u
take inspiration at the tomb of this worthy
model.
Moreover. the Virginia Military Institute
is the peoples property. The people want
the cadet corps at Richmond, and they are
entitled to have them there -Stdunto'
Nelrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Sergeant Epps.
FIRED ericksburg Free Lancet

We congratulate the people Of Richmond
on their selection of Captain Charlie Epps
for reelection to the office OF City Ser
Ne would have been more than sur
nrised had the contest resulted otherwise.
No truer, Drawer. better man ever lived
than Charlie Epps. 1t would be impossi-
hle for him 10 be otherwise than frst-
rate officer, true to all his obligations and
faithful in the discharge of his duties.
We have no idea OF becoming guest
OF Sergeant Epps at his Jail-Alley Hotel ;
therefore. our motive In saying what We
have of Sergeant Epps Is not to be im-
neached
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
TrayelIers' Protective Association TO Meet
Tonight.
rrl - u.-....s rA4,,s,o, sc tbo Travallere

Protective Association will hold meeting
in Room so, Murphy's Hotel, at O'Clock to-
night The jobbers and manufacturers OF the
city are invited 10 unite with the association aud
attend tho meeting.
The national convention OF tho travellers
Protective Association meets at Old Point on the
10Th, 10th, and 17th OF June. and IL has been
arranged TO entortein the party In this city one
DAY, 20 as 90 show them the commercial Inn
portance OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Entertainments Tonight.

The Willing Workers Society Of the
Second Baptist will give an Easter-hunt
entertainment this afternoon in the lee
ture-room for children from 10 p. NJ.
and also " cobweb-party tor Older peo-
pie at night. A pleasant time may be eI-
Doctei,