Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-29
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Teiegrnme Boiled Down.
The President has appointed Andrew smithers
postmaster at Yorkyille, S. G.
A terrific wind and snow-storrn prevailed on
Mt. Washington Monday night, the wind roach
ing a velocity OF 100miles per hour.
Mountain & Sons, proprietors Of the Sc. Louis.
Street Corn and Rice-Mlls, Mobile, Ala, aud
manufacturers Of cypress shingles, made q
general assignment 20 Shelton Siols Wednes-
day.
Paris paper esys that Turkey Is negotiating
with an English. German, and Dutch syndicate
for loan OF co, 900, 900, OF which sum f2,000,-
600 viii be spent In reconstructing the fortinea-
tions along the Bosphorus.
Aspecial from Howard, s. D., says nre, sup
posed TO have been started by children, has
swept the whole eastern side OF the business
street there, causing loss estimated at SlOO,-
600. Insurance, $4,000.
San Diego (CaL) yesterday celebrated the 350th
anniversary Of the discovery OF San Diego Bay.
Nearly all the businesShouses and many OF tho
private residences OF the city were tastefuly de-
oorated In honor OF the occasion.
A Corsicsna (Tex) dispatch announces tho
sudden illness Of Roger e. Mills. Hard cam
paign-work has caused n return OF the grip.
from which he suffered last winter, and from
which he never entirely recovered.
The Democratic leaders at headquarters in
New York claim that Mr. Clevelands letter OF
acceptance has made very favorable i'm
preston on the Germans, especially that para
graph on personal liberty and sumptuery laws.
The Irish Lord Chancellor has appointed six
new magistrates for the city Of Cork, all of whom
arc McCarthyites. Until Mr.. Morleys appoint
ment as Chief Secretary for Ireland the mRgis-
trEtss Of Ireland, with scarcely On exception,
were Tories.
Mr.. Morley, British Chlef Secretary for Ire
land. has sent q lettor 70 Mr. Justin Mccarthy
saying the government he represents has de-
cided 20 appoint a small commission 70 examine
the question OF evicted tenants IN Ireland
promptly and impartlally.
In the case Of the application tor restoration
20 ctizeuship Of james Gilmore, OF virginia
cOnvictos IN 1856 OF violation OF section o4OS,
Revised Statutes the President has DECIDED tbat
he cannot act in a case after the Federal sem
tsnce has been fully executed
W. Bourke Cochran Is under treatment for his
throat and Dyes. The doctor has ordered him
70 give up speaking TOR week or more. he
says that be expects TO speak every night du-
ring the last four weeks OF the campaign, and
will take the stump sooner II bis condition
allows.
The London Tinss's Berlin correspondent says
the Berlin Post claims good authority for tho
statement that the Prussian Minister OF Finance
expects such an Increase OF expenditure ana
shrinkage Il revenue that the result viii be that
100000 marks on tho estimates hitherto formed.
Tho corporation Of the city Of Belfas, has de-
cided to present an address 10 Lord H0ughton,
the new Vlceroy Of Ireland. upon his arrival In
Dublin This vs. IN strange contrast 20 tho action
OF the authorities OF Dublin and Kingstown, who
refuse to present him with addresses. The only
reason for their refusal is the tact that they ara
Parnelhtes.
Tuesday nj the receivers auction sale tho
rolling-stock, etc, of the United states Rolling
Stock Company. Admission, Ala, was Knocked
down TO George w. Ristie, general manager oil
tho new United States Car Company, who
bought for his company. The new company haa
also leased the immense plant at Admission from
Receiver Lane.
Thore is every probability that the differences
between the Missouri Pacific aud the telegraph.
ers EN- ployed by that road will be amicably set
] tied. committee OF operators has been In con-
| sultatOn with Central-Manager Smith for two
days, and th latter says there Ia not the slightest
| doubt that everything will be agreeably settled
In few days.
Brunswick, Ca. was visited Wednesday morn
| ing by a cloud-burst and terrific electric-storu
! that damaged property 10 the extent OF 5000,
! 600. flled Newcastle. Mansfield, Union, Ogle
| thorpe, and Grant streets with water four Zee
| deep, pennsd the citizens IN their houses ant
| stOres and threatened TO inundRte an entfi
| block OF three-stOry brick houses
Alta meeting in Hamburg. Ger. Wednesday, 0
| Representatives o9 ranks and comm ercini firms
| Councillor Martin presiding, 10 was decided O
| establish q fund from which 70 mako advances
| 20 small traders whose business has been In
| iured by the cholera. the new Hamburg
Savings bank has subscribed $4,000 TO to-
| fund for the relief Of the distressed people o
| the city. The fund now amounts 10 100000
/ Many Artesian wells have already been sunk II
the city aud are now supplying pure water
| Il. II. Vincent, OF Kansas City, NO., was kille,
1 last Saturday by what was supposed 70 bo acct
1 al uif nm ALI wire In the hons,
| where he was employed. Tho coroner held al
| Inquest over bis body Tuesday and found tina
| two other employees had attempted 20 play
| practical tOke upon the unfortunate man by at
| taching the electric light wire 10 piece OF mn
| chinery which Vincent handled several timc
| during the day. When be next came In contae
With the machinery no fell dead from the shock
The iokers will probably be arrested.
-Four mal-wagon drivers were arrested II
| Philadelphia late Tuesday night and Fedora
| officers are searching for number ot others OF
| the charge Of robbing the malls. The Thieves
| have been systematically abstracting valuable
| packages OF merchandise for long time frou
| the vans which carry mail from the post-once q
| the railroad deDOts. Wednesday Frank p Kane
| night foreman Of drivers, and Thomas hcGaryel
were arrested and hold under $1,000 bail for !
hearing to-day, and warrant for still another
member Of the gang WAS Issued wednesday after
noon.
Three small children-Charles Brown Gnt
| Georgia and John BOgart-the FIRST named a sol
| OF LeOnora Brown and the other two children O
| William Bogart, we're ch0ked 10 death at Bor
! dentown, N. D., Wednesday. The deed was dom
| at the residence Of Bogart, on Chestnut street
| by the mother Of Charles Brown in the absenc'
| Of the Bogarts, VINO had gone 70 tho Interstate
| Fair at Trenton. The woman, who Is believed
| to be insane, after killing the children went q
/ the city marshal and told btm that he would fnc
| thres dead babies In a house on Chestnut street
| She admitted that she had killed the children
but said she could not tell why she had done 30
disastrous wreck occurred on the Western
| Alabama railroad Wednesday morning within
mile OF ODehka. A regular passenger train
struck a train OF ten iFeight-cars, which mad
broken loose aud was occupying tho main line
| The passenger train ran upon the loose cars an
! expectedly and before the engineer could re
verse his engine he had crashed into them, throw
| ing HIS own cars On the track and smashing uI
| his engine. L. G. Willis, Of Montgomery, tht
] en- gineer, was caught in the wreckago and killed
| Thomas X. Willis, a brother Of Engineer Willis
| who was firing the train, was also killed. IL Il
| reported that Baggage-Masier Harrison was IN
| jured, how baily 10 not known, aud Mail-Ageni
| Landrum Is thought to DO seriously injured
| There we're very rev pass engers on tue tran
| and none OF them were seriously hurt.
| The Little Man ami His Tight Roots.
| GENERAL Flrz LEES ANEcD0TR AT THIS UNION
CLUB RALLY.l
| There was little man who had such tight boots
| He couldn't pull 'em on or wear EN-;
J A .ffa drfUor ha got a drtVe on his bNOtg