Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
TelcpraDhic Brevitles.

Delegates from the Socialistic Labor
party met IN New York city last night and
placed in the field full municipal ticket,
with Alexander Jones, editor Of the TokS
Zeihtng. as the candidate for mayor.
It was said at the White House yester-
day that Mrs. Harrison bad had good
nights rest and was fairly comfortable.
There have been no apparent Ill effects
from her long Journey from Loon Lake.
At Marion, S. G., Wednesday night W.
Woodruff. white man, went to the house
of ella Smith, also white, to ask her about
certain reports she had circulated III re-
gard TO his wife. Woodruff struck the
woman, and she killed him. Others are
said TO be implicated IN the murder.
Mr.. Edward Parker Deacon, the Ameri-
can who killed the Frenchman Abeille, has
been pardoned and set at liberty. MIR.
Deacon was sentenced on May Goth last at
Nice 10 one years imprisonment for shoot
ing and killing NJ. Abeille, whom be found
| in Mr.. Deacon's apartments in the Hotel
Splendide, at Cannes. His pardon was one
OF tae acts of President Carnot in COM
| memoration of the Tooth anniversary OF
| the proclamation of the French repuOllc,
| which occurred yesterday.
TIE Hamburg Correspondent denies that
| Professor Koch predicted that cholera
would again appear in Hamburg IN the
sprlIy. The paper says the Professor
merely told the sanitary commission that
! the danger would last through the winter
and Jecome worse IN the spring If the ne
cessery sanitation were neglected. Tne
| CORRESPONDENT adds that Professor Koch
| said he was hopeful that the disease would
cease if verything were done to eradi-
cate i.
| The grand jury at Portland. Ore, yes
| terday indicted Billy Maber, Billy smith,
| Billy Hennessey, Gus Herget, and Jack
| Dempsey tor partici cipating IN the plize
| fight at the Pastime Athletic Club-House
| Tuesday night last. MGber and Smith
were tho principals. Herget and Hennessey
| the seconds, and Dempsey was the referee.
| The men were arrested IN the afternoon,
and their bond was fixed at 1880 each.
Dempsey furnished bond. but the Others
went TO jail.
Up to date there have been deaths from
cholera III New York city. The result OF
| the meteorological examination in the case
of John Carr, owner and captain OF the
| canal-boat Harry Cahill, who died al ms
home. New Brunswick, n. j., was reported
to the health board yesterday by Protes-
sor Biggs. The report sets forth that the
germs Of Asiatic cholera were found. The
New Brunswick Board of Health was
therefore notified that Carr's death was
due to cholera.
A meeting of the first-mortgage bond
holders of the Orango-Belt Railroad Com
pany of Florida was held in New York
city yesterday to consult upon the ques-
ton of the foreclosure of "A mortgage on
the property. 1t was decided TO instruct
the company TO spare neither pains noi
expense in calling 70 account those re-
! spOnsibie for the mismanagement OF the
| fnEfrIIetgl
TO intervene and prevent the foreclosure
of the mortgage pending in the United
States Court OF Florida.
The Stevens wing Of the Republican
party in Alabama filled out thor con
gressional and electoral ticket at birmlng
ham yesterday, and will make the
fight in opposition to tho recent
fusioI tickets and the Democrats
IL viii be three-oOrnered contest
Convictions in FIVE OF theI districts nae
already put out candidates for Congress
and tbSs following were nominated IN ths
other, tour districts First District, n; =, .
Charles o. Harris (colored); Third DIS
trict. Alfred II. Hendricks (colofed), anc
Ninth District. William Vaughan.
The bondholders of the CASTOR and
Florida railroad met in the office OF the
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
Baltimore, yesterday. General John dii
presided and William Chockley shaw, o
Fisher Il Shaw, was secretary. Inree
hundred and forty-nine bonds held u
Baltimore were represented, and 10 rev
York bonds. Tho meeting was GELD =
, protest against the issuing OF receiver
certificates 10 build a branch line x
, Thomasyille, Ga, aud for other purposes
A resolution WAS adopted instructng tn'
Mercantile Trust and Deposit COMPANY
trustees of the bonds. to resist the isfulpl
of RECEIVERS certificates, and IN case, tn'
defauited July interest Is not PAID. y
, foreelose the mortgage.