Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
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Iate.t from the wires.


r. al to tho trouble on tho Northern
pac;Gc railroad by washout two spans OF
tbo Great bridge at Clark's Fork were
hrrned Yesterday. Tons Of freight tffuitJ
east bound by express will be almost
total loss.
Tho Menrshon & Co.'s bank failure mt
va,wont III. ia much heavier than wss AZ
erst arpposed. II ~ said now that tho
liabilities will probably reach sl50.OOo'
with assets aggregating something over
half that sum.
; A firm in Marseilles trading. with Da-
bomev bas received advices from tbctr
AGENTS in that country stating that King
pelanzin refuses to recognize the French
nrotecforats over his kingdom and has
placed himself in the hands OF Germany.
The international Typographical Union
YESTERDAY repealed the fifty -nine-hour law
by majority of one in torty-eight votes.
|, beino found impossible 20 enforce its
nrov,sions uniformly. After dispOsing Of
other routine matters at the evening ses-
sion. adjournment was reached.
Ia ia probable that the story Of the lyme b.
inc of four Italians on the line or tho
Monte Cristo railroad ia untounded. as the
following dispatch from Getcholl. the
ne,res. telegraph station. would indicate :
Sub-contractor Payne has just arrived,
baving left Smith Brothers camp ycster-
dsv morning. He saws there had been no
disturbance of any kind when he lett.
The Minnesota mine. in Lower Mime
sofa shut down Friday night and the
shafts are filing with water. About 30O
italians and Austrigus went on strike
and have driven everybody else away from
the nine. The strikers are Stationed az
tine various shafts 10 prevent the starting
of the pumps until the company accedes
10 their demands. shipping X stopped
and twenty ore trains OF the lron-Ranse
road are tied 40.
Judge Nelson, Of the United States Dis
| trict Court NJ Boston. yesterday sent down
! n decision quashing all Of the indictments
| AGAINST the deiendants--A. L. Potter. Colo
nel X. q. II. French. and Thomas Dana
! in tho Maverick Bank case. The Court
! says that these indI ,tments are expressed
! in terms so confused. involved. and con-
| Trajectory. and so stuffed with yerbiage.
repetitions. and surplusage. that IL Is next
! to impossible 20 conjecture upon what
grounds il l. expected 20 convict the de-
| PENDANTS. ITO indictments drawn as these
I are. IT SAYS, " the defendants ought not 20
be required to plead
The PAL Maa GdzaVe. London. comments
upon the speech delivered Friday at the
| Ulster convention by Mr.. Kane, grand
master Of the Belfast Orangemrn. In his
| speech he proles5ed 10 quote General 81
| Garnet Wolseley. commander OF the forces
| in Ireland, az saying that he was ready 20
| call upon the English people to suppress
attempts 20 dismember tho empire.
you men of Ulster" SAID Mr.
! Kane. "ayOw your readiness TO follow
| General Molseley IN his call % the
people 20 put down treason II our very
midst. He Is one of us-an Irish lOyalst
10 the very core. Our fathers followed his
! gallant ancestor % victory at NewtOwn-
! Butler. We cannot DO better than 70 FIX
our eyes on the orihame OF General Woise-
| ley and follow him IN his war against DO
nestle treason The G0zefe demands that
! tho government be questioned m Parlia-
rnent before dissolution as 20 whether Mr..
/ Kane had authority % suggest that Cen
| eral NOlseley, IN the event OF a rebellion
in Ulster, would lead the rebels.