Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
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Gold coin 20 the amount OF SOOO,OOO has been
ordered in New York for shipment to Europe
tomorrow.
A norton OF a tunnel under the Heligenberg
Germany collapsed yesterday. seven WOtkmen
we're buried in tho debris.
William Gibson and Rube Marshall, two white
conylcts were shot at Wetumpka, Ala, yester-
day while attempting to escape.
Tho iury in the case OF Curtis, the actor, at
San Francisco. being unable. to agree, wero dis
charged. Il stood ten for conviction and Two Tor
aoquittal.
A IRE In San Antonio. Texas, yesterday burned
the corner and several stores each way az lous-
ton and SOlcdad streets. Loss, s2oO,OOO; lnsu-
rance $4,000. Two acres were burned over.
Senator Hin returned TO Washington from
New York, and was in his seat In the Senate
Yesterday lie received the congratulations OF
many OF the senators upon tho results OF tho
Albany convention.
The special committee Of Congress appointed
10 investigate tue management OF mo Iension
Oace under Commissioner Raum yesterday be-
gan lis task. IL was decided 70 hold sessions on
Monday and Thursday OF each week.
The steamship Advance Is detained at quar-
antipe in NsW York harOOr. bio LETT az Santos
January 23d and Rio Janciro January 25th. An
epidemic OF yell0w-ieyer then broke out on the
vessel and ten OF the seamen we're stricken.
One died.
Yesterday AFTERNOON iDF 'NtLAcg
proceeded in state 10 the Parliament building In
Ottawa, and the members ot tho House OF Com
mons having been summoned 10 the chamber OF
the Senate, his ExcelleDcy opened the second
session OF the Seventh Parliament Of the Do
miniOn Of Canada.
Yesterday, near Molbrowa, Germany, on tho
railway between kloios and Sas1oSltz, pessen-
ger train ran into tho rear Of train conveying Z
number of soldiers and a number Of tho Caf-
riages were smashed to pieces. Three bodies of
soldiers have been taken from the wreck and ten
others were more or less injured.
Farly Yesterday morning 8 section engine on
the Pennsylvania railroad while IN the vicinity
OF Nicetown, suburb Of Philadelphia, exploded
its water boiler shaft. The engineer, the IRE
man, brakeman, and fourth man, JACOB
FOyie, were terribly burned and scaided ~
escaping steam. Tho fireman died In tho after
noon. The others are Ia a serious condition.
while DR.. yucoyitch, the Bulgarian agent at
ConetantinOpie. Was proceeding 10 his club IN
the city mentioned Wednesday evening man
suddenly spreng out and stabbed him IN the left
side The motive for toe crime Is unknown.
Fortunately tho wOuld-be assassin failed 10 in
nict a mortal wound, and DR.. Vulcoyltch is
making good progress toward recovery. His as
sailant escaped.
The Government Of Russian has officially ex-
pressed rs regret Tor the expulsion OF Captain
Younghusband and Lieutenant Davidson from
the Pamir by Russian officers. This ends an In
cident that at one time threatened 20 result In
serious consequences England claimed that
the Russians we're themselves trespassers In tho
territory from which Captain foungLusDand
and Lieutenant Davidson were expelled.
After a stormy discussion yesterday tho NUM-
| cipal authorities VI ST. Petersburg merely CEN
slred the two members OF the Famine Relief
Committee who were accused H being fmpii-
/ Gated In the purchase Of Rdulterated Hour
which was intended for distribution among the
| famine sufferers. The newspapers donOunce
| the indulgence shown the accused, and claim
that the two men should Do tried oy the pubic.
The Southern Ice Exchange met In Birning-
| ham, Ala, yesterday. All The southern States
| were represented Papers were read aud seye-
| raj matters OF interest 10 tho trade were dis
| cussed. c. W. Bsse, Of Chattar ooga, was
! elected president; Morris Benjamin, Atlanta,
| yce-presldent; c. +. sucgs, Huntsville, seere-
! tary ana treasurer The exchange adjourned
10 meet In Atlanta on the secOnd Tuesday In
! February OF next year.
| The Pittsburg Pcs. Publishing Company. Al
| bert j. Barr, president and James NILS editor.
I defendants in the Quay libel suit, were refused
| a new trial yesterday. and sentence was isn-
po.ei- The defendant company was tnet $500,
and Messrs. Barr and NILS 5000 and costs each.
| In imposing sentence tho judge said: "fhe
/ think there was any malice toward senator Quay
personally Ia the publication. Is occurred in the
| midst OF a heated political campaign. During
such times all the newspapers OF all POLITICAL par
I ties show Just such neglect as resulted Ia THIS
/ libel suit. The lpsf Is net responsible for ills
/ pernicious custom any more than any other pa
( per. IL merely followed a custom which has
been going On tor years, and which saouia Do
1 gtCRped"