Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
CahIc tiashCs.

Tho British House Of Commons adjourned yes
terday for Whitsuntide holidays. IL viii not
meet again until June 9th.
dispatch to tho London Times from Calcutta
SAYS that thus far there have been over 5000
deaths from cholera at Serinngur.
Blondel & GARNER. bankers of Paris, failed
Yesterday, with liabilities amounting to 3,000,-
O0O francs. Tie failure was duo 10 losses On the
Bour5c.
The Gar has presented valuable ring set
with tho ROYAL monogram to Colonel Yanotf,
who expelled the English officers from the Pamir
country.
Tho British Parliamentary Committee on the
Working Hours Of Railway Servants has made q
report Ii says that IL Is impracticable 10 nx a
legal day for railway servants, but tnat the rail-
way companies ought to greatly reduce the
working hours. Ii recommends that power DO
given TO the Board OF Trade and Railway Com
mission TO interfere IN cases OF excessive labor.
Adispatch from Teneran says Conflicting ac-
counts are received OF the cholera epidemic at
Meshed. IL Is stated that ll5 deaths from the
disease have occurred in single day. The
disease has now appeared In tho hills, compelling
tha removal Of tho English camps. The inhab-
tants OF the affected districts are fleeing from
their homes. The movements OF pilgrims are
prevented by cordons."
dispatch to tho London Times from Shanghai
states that many anti-ChriBtian piacard5 have
been posted IN Wusung and kiangho. The
chiuese officials tho dispatch atds, have taken
active measures to destroy the piacard5 anu
discover their authors. In Human, the scene OF
anti-i hrstian demonstrations a short time ago,
new and much worse placards than had before
appeared have been posted. In many public
places.
An Anarchist named Drouet, who had been
arrested In Paris for connection with q dynA-
mite conspiracy, was taken into court yesterday
for examination. During the course Of proceed
ingy the prisoner informed the court that q
quantity Of dynamite, which had been stolen BY
Anarchists from one OF the Government arse
nails would be found secretcd under certain
part Of bridge at Pantin, q town thirty-two
thereupon dispatched to tho place indicated and
they found 141 dynamite cartridges, 6S detona-
tors, and "a fuses.
Owing to the great excitement that prevailed
when Il was known that tho nre that broke on!
Tnesday nighs In the BirkDerg silysr-mine, near
Pri.bran, Bohemia, had caused tue death Of
. number OF miners many Co1tPsdictory state
mepts Wero mado as to the number Of those who
had pelished. Now, however, that the excite
ment has died out 70 q great extent, u Il
estimated that fully 400 Of the employees lest
their lives IN the disaster. Among those killed
were Hve students from mining academy, who
practical knowledge Of mining operations Gas
continues TO form In great volume Ia the mine
ana the Malta shaft II % nIied with Il that the
volunte6YB seeking 70 recover the bodies afs
| 0catly hAupsrcd In their WORK. In fact, Il Y
| 6ouehs u0w that II will bo fortnight before 81
no hodios are taken out. Largo trenches art
l belne due in tbs noighboring cAurch-yards u
Vkieh shs dead win DO buried. Thsoe trenches
ave lsygs saouen = hoaa 86o bodies