Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
Telegraphio Brevities.

Nine cases Of cholera aud four deaths from the
disease are reported at Szreseny, a town Of
Hungary.
The pacing FLY Anna Bramble, owned by J.
W. Levy, is dead at Nashville. Size was valued
at $4,000.
A dispatch from Santiago saTs the Chilean
Cabinet has resigned as a result OF the troubles
| between the Clericals and the Liberals.
notwithstanding Nettleton, now Acting
Secretary Of the Federal Treasury, has rendered
his resignation 10 take effect December LIST.
A Cairo dispatch says the Egyptian cotton
crop IS expected to exceed 5000, 900 ponds,
| a yield greatly exceeding the bes. previous re-
cords.
Furious storms have been raging during the
past week over the Black Sea. Eight vessels
have been lost and the crews OF three steamers
drowned
A dispatch from Teheran, Persia, states that
Theodore Child, who was making literary tour
for Harper Brothers, the American publishers is
dead OF cholera at lspahan.
Ex-secretarJ Blaine went over TO the White
House 10 cab at O'Clock Monday afternoon
and had an interview with tho President for the
first time since his return TO Washington so far
as Is known
Information ia received from California that
Barney Dunning, an inmate OF the city poor
farm at Plttsburg, Pa, has fallen heir 70 an
estate OF $500, 900, fortune bequeathed TO Dun
ming by his brother, who went TO California in
1S49.
The Court of Claims at Washington Monday
gave judgment for S3O,340 in favor OF tho
Winchester and Potomac railroad, now a branch
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, on account
Of iron taken from IL by the government during
the civil war.
Tacoma and Seattle, Wash, have SMALLPOX.
One case developed Saturday and two Sunday.
rigid quarantine has been established, and the
bedding used In houses injected with the disease
has been burned. The situation at Seattle is
not encouraging.
Lord Melrose, the largest st. Bernard dog in
the world. died Sunday at the Melrose (Mass)
kennels, OF gastric cole. He was sired by Ben.
LOmond out Of Recluse, and had won the first
prizes at many bcnch-shows. lie was 80 inches
high, and weighed 210 pounds.
Returns OF Sundays election for members of
the Italian Chamber Of Deputies show ls4 gov
eminent supports and II members OF the Oppo-
sition elected. Reoallots will be necessary in
seventeen districts, In which the government
candidates stand tho best chance OF being
elected.
The entire system Of the Columbus (Ohio)
up Yesterday morning by a strike Of conductors
and motormen. 1t Is understood 20 be- due TO
the dismissal OF a conductor who refused 10 ac-
cept Il plugged" dime. SIX hundred men are
affected.
A dispatch from Paris states that Yesterday
morning two policemen found outside the Offices
OF the Carmaux Mining Company an iron vessel.
On being examined at the siatiOn-house Il ex-
plOded, killing the two men instantly and wound-
ing one other. 1t Is thought TO DO the work OF
Anarchists
private cabiegram from London says that
Mrs. G. s. Parnen has claimed the protection or
tho English Bankruptcy Court. and a receiver
has been appointed At her instance 20 take
charge OF her anairs This action will probably
have the effect OF placing obstacles in the way OF
the release OF the Paris fund.
'rhe ginRham weavers in the fremont and
Suffolk Mis-. Lowell, Mass, fifty IN number. went
out on strike Monday morning. They say IL IS
the beginning OF the big strike OF cot onIniil en-
ployees threatened for some tine past. They
claim that two years ago they received fity-
| seven cents, a cut, whereas now they get but
forty and i0rty-fiye cents
Chris. Muller was 10 leave Chicago last nigh
| for New Orleans, where on Friday or Saturday
he will begin a walk around the United States.
He will 50 west through Texas, up through
California 20 British Columbia, and then around
tho Great Lakes, through New York and New
England, and after walking around Maine viii
60 south along the scaboard and finish his tramp
10 New Orleans, the point Of starting. He win
walk the entire distance and believes he can
make tine trip In two years walk.