Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-30
Tolocraphio Brevi,ies.

Henry q. / liIff WIS Nf~fFfIHN UiiNllf'fA ff
the Democrats Of the Eleventh Georgia Dis
trirt for Congress. Most Oi the counties OF Nr.
Turner's present district are IN tho Eleventh
District. 30 that his ia q virtual denomination.
and it was made by acclamatlon.
The advance guard ot southern delegates 70
the 1hiri-party national convention arrived ~
Omaha ycsfordcF in tho persons OF ". j. irwin,
editor Of the Southern 4 ANcHcs FGrner. Atlanta,
Ga. ana G. g. Post. chairman ot the Georgia
state Committee.
Upon tho petition Of Samuel Thomas in hil
fled yesterday in the State ChaucerY court NJ
Mobile. Ala. GnI with the counsel OF tho COM
pauy, tho Register IN thancoly appointed re-
ceivcr for the Mobile ana Birmingham Railroad
Company. naming 4. G.. Bush, the president Of
the company, as such receiver.
4 district ten miles broad and thirty 70 forty
long, in Catalonia. ana toufordia parshe.,
Louisiana. has been inundated for weeks, AMI
large part # the cOmDarafigcly dense pOpuin-
ti0n IL in great want. Persons who have Visited
the section fO scatter contributions tO the suffer
ing people have returned and Say thc de7titIiiou
there cannot be exaggerated Very httlc relief
has 20 Tar been afforded.
Tho 'oint Scale Committee Of the Amelra-
fnatel Association and -hacf-irou manufacturers
wore in session az Pi;fsburs until o'clock va--
torday morning. ana adjourned without renchLg
settlement. Too Amalgamafed Ass cation
instructed the committee 10 make re tain con-
cessiOn-. and an nfre 'ment "a probable ~ the
next meeting Az Homestead yesterday the
workmcn 40 tarnegie's assnulsed n German who
lad arrived tlcre 20 90 to Work, and boat him
severely. lie was placed on : train and warned
% keep away
4 -outh-bounf passenger train on tho cotton
belt road '0uded hcal-On yesterday morning
with n freisn. train at Atheimer forty
miles from Litle Rock. Engineer
Mcneil. Of The passenger train, was instantly
Killed. and Engineer Norris, cf the freight. and
10th ot the nremcn wero fatally Injured. OF the
Hfra ..f l.f.. auHr g.
Morrow. OF Tucker. Ar, and Mrs. W. Morris and
daughter, of Helena, Ark, were killNi. Mrs :.
ID. Morris and the child of Mr.. James Lester
were fatally inlureL Several 0thor passengers
werc badly hust
TWonty-two Democratic Senator'S met In c'f-
ference yesterday morning before the Senate
assembled 20 consider the order ~ business Tor
the remainder cI the session. There VA a gon-
erai Interchange of views res Decting th, state
busine 3, aud The hope wa oVl r ssed by n me-
lori.v Cf senators present fhlf CONGRESS might
be aDie % adjourn by July 2Gtl. Then, IA con
fOrmitv with lOIg-e1falliehcl .ustOm, q caucus
committee was appointed g c0nier with . Re-
publican senatorial caucus cl mmittee respect
ing measures which are % be- brought forward
lurng the remainder Of the session and 10 en-
deavOr % have included iu rho list fair proper
ton Of measures acceptable 20 fto minority.
The subject VI FREQ liver coinage was not men,
toned.
George Rhott Cathrart, one Of tho leading
members Of the American BOOK Company. died
M NsWp0rt Monday. Mr. Cathclrt was born IN
distinguished family. Being early bereft " MS
father. his guardian in youth was Charles q.
Memlnger, subsequently secretary OF tho
Confederate Treasury. AZ the outbreak
for brief period on the stan OF
General Longstreet, but IN soon resigned and
| made his way 70 England, where he remained
during most Of the war period, pursuing literary
Gemple. lie returned 20 this country IN 1868,
and later % south Carolina, where be was con
IA cted FOR timo with the Charleston Aers fni
| Courier. Quitting rhut paper. he came 70 View
York and continued journalistic work IN con
nection with the New York I.iats and the Spring
| field Republican.
special from Homestead, Pa., says the f.
toase feeling Of the wOrkmen al the Homestead
stee-WOrk, o. the Carnegie, which has been
heretofore well controlled, has AZ last broken
| forth. Yesterday there wore numerous hostile
aud exciting demonstrations on their part
| H. c. Fry, William McBroom, and several
others were hanged IN er1gy ~ the Inill-yard OF
| the olectr;c-ight poles. number VI strange
| men, who 10 was feared, were present TO take
| the places of Amalgamated men. have beer
compelled % leave town. The clcsing-down OF
| OF the thirty-two inch mills was followed
| by that OF 11s-ineh mill last night
| This announcement wGs made las
night. but IL was necessary 10 run out the hea'
OF the 32-inch mill, which required twenty-fou'
hours Several other departments will closs
down tonight and the men will be discharged
Instead OF q strike IL will be n lockout. The stu
alton hourly becomes more serious. mill
worker said yesterday afternoon he was con
WINGED 1t was q fight for principle, and from hi'
estimate Of the situation he was positive TIT
| men would win.
The Iowa Republican State Convention met II
Des Moines yesterday aud went at once y
nominating. w. ". Mcfarland was renomi-
mated for Secretary Of State by acclamation; {.
| q. Mccarthy, Of Stery, for Auditor on the mrs
ballot for Treasurer Of the State, Is. II. Beesan
I OF Marshall county, was nominated by acclama
! tion, and Attorney-Ceneral stone was reDomi
mated with similar unanimlty: for Railroad
| Commissioner, George W. Perkins, Of fremont
| on the first ballot. Tho convention completed
its labors early yesterday evening, after
warn fight over tho prohibition question
caused by the presentation OF minorf,
report declaring that tho present prohibi
| tory law is not effectual throughout the entir'
| State. and fayoring authorizing counties to II
| censs the lquor traffic. After considerable de
| bate the minority report was voted down. IN
| platform enthusiastically ratifies the noml
| nation OF Harrison and Reid, hearth
| commcnds the Republican national plat
| form, and says While We unhesitafingly ratif
| and endorse that platform in all its parts, W
| point with special pride TO its attitude upon III
tariff issue, tho silver problem, the Temperance
| question, and its demand for q pure and un
traiameiled ballot"