Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-15

Quiet prevailed az Paducah, KY, yesterday.
A nre yesterday destroyed tho Eagle FIGURING
Mills and several adjacent buildings at Paris,
Tenn. Loss, $4,000.
II. c. Snodgrass was yesterday renOminated
by acclamation for Congress by tho Democrats
OF the Third Tennessee Distrlct.
The lower house of the Austrian Dict yester-
day passed the goli currency bin by u veto OF
100 TO 81. The hungarian Dict has also passed
IL.
A special from Hague, Alaohua county, Fla.
says baird saw-mIll boiler exploded Wednes-
day night, killing two men and iniuring i've
others, two of whom will probably die.
The Berlin National Zeitung says that q sus-
picion prevails tha some third person s artfully
keeping the Bismarck pOlemic alive, aud that
such person could only be one aiming At tho
post OF Chancellor. The ZetUHg adds that the
third person 1t mentions must be Count Won
Waldersee, who sought 10 reconcile the Emperor
and Prince Bismarck.
Ten Italisn lahOrers employed in digging a
sewer at Shepard's loather-factOry In Meslpori,
conn, yesterday were blown up oy an explosion
cf a tNelye-barrel tank Of naphtha and four
we're fatally injured. ono OF the men, after
lighting his pipe, carelessly threw the burning
match on the roof ot the building IN which the
naphtha Was q red and a terrible explosion
occurred, four OF tho lteiians beng thrown high
into the air.
AT In0UlirOus bi.t AAt AVhlf VI 'VuSlNo1iifAA
Watson, tue Third-parly leader in the Fede-
raj House, the Democrats yesterday nominated
lion. j. {. G. Black, OF Atlanta, for Congress.
Mr. Watson was elected two years ago ni u
Democrat, but became n rd-party man al
terwards. The Democrats now propose to be
represented by Democrat. Black was nomi-
mated By acclamauOn. lie IA one OF the lead
ing and most eloquent orators IN Georgia
The Warrior river (Alabama) il now 5d feet
above low-water marx and tho hood is nnpreco-
~ fua "a "a ~ 80
OF agriculture the food Is most damaging In re-
suits. Zach additional rise of few inches
| spreads water over hundreds OF acres OF luxu-
| RANT corn and cotton. The water Is rising an
| incna an hour. Some II tho largest plantations
| are almost entirely covered with water. Rain
continues. Nearly All Of the corn In the bottom
| lands along the IombgDee river II drowned out
aao A further rise OF feet Will destroy all the
lowland cotton on that stream.
Tho F.deral Secretary Of State has received
onicial assurances OF Russias acceptance OF tho
Presidents invitation 20 participate IN mn inter-
national monetary conference 70 consider
| among other questions an enlarged use OF silver
| coin in commercial transactions. All tho Oth' :
| European countries having previously taken
| similar action nothing now rcmains but tho
| formal preparations for tho conference IL Is
| undei stood that these arrangements, includlny
| the selection Of the place ana date of meeting
| aud the selection OF the American delegates,
| wiu be completed By the President nezt week.
| Nearly all the crew OF tho Argentine torpedo
| catcher Rosalee, tho loss OF which was reported
| Wednesday, have been saved, after having been
| aroat In small boats for three days The kO-
| sales foundered July 9th of the coast OF Uru-
| guay. after struggling for twenty-fOur hours
| with A violent storm. She either eprang aleak
| or shipped 70 much wator that her frea were pu'
out she eli into the trough oil the sea and shortly
| afterwards capszed. The Argentine Legation
| al Madrid declares that the Argentine war-ships
| Almifante Brown and Vinticinco, which II wat
| feared had been lost in the storm, are safe.
The usual French fstes in cornmemoration oi
| the fan OF the Bastie were held yesterday.
| Houses and cafss generally throughout Parir
| were decked with French negs, mingled reey
| with tho Russian cOlorS. TIE decorations were es
| necially lavish IN the middle ana lower quarters
| of the city. Patriotic demonstrations were held
| at the Gambetta, Joan Of Arc, and strssDurS,
| statues, and many garlands were placed on
| these monuments. Hundreds of thousands 0
| citizens witnessed a military review at Lor9
| C6atnDs. President Carno,, who inspected the
| troops, received an ovation, and the march past
| enthusiastically applauded- Ielegrans iron
| tho provinces all report that the day was oo-
| served With the greatest enthusiasm Ino gar
rison reviews everywhere were largely st'ehded
Owing 10 q report that the doctors were
causing cholers patients 20 De buried awe ths
lower classes OF the city OF Saraton, Russia. rose
In revolt against the authorities and the Doctor;
| an ths lOth instant. The excited popuiaet
| wrecked and plunderod tho police station
chief OF police and physicians ssye'
| raj patients were dragged out Of ons
| hospital, 20 savo them, as the ignorant NOR
| Thought, from being buried alive. mo medica
| assistants we're attacked and two OF them killed
Tho rioters threatened to take full possession o.
| the city, and would undoubtedly have done >,
| mad II not been for tho opportune arrivsi o.
| troops which had been summoned. vclley "as
| poured into the mob, killing three OF item aaa
| woundlng four others. The rioters then dis'
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