Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
Talecrnnhic hrayltIes.

During the past week twehty.elsht ueatns
from cholera have occurred at various places IN
Holland.
Mrs. Lillian Emerson, widow Of Ralph Waldo
Emerson, died sunday at her home, In Concord,
n. H. ; aged 80 years.
John Hoey, ex-presdent OF Adams Express
Company, died last night at 10 o'clock In his
rooms at Delmonico's, New York.
Yesterday morning FIRE destroyed the dry
goods store OF L. l.. Kelly 4 Co., Milwaukee,
Wis. Loss on stock, $3.50, 900; Insured.
The bugeye PInafore was run down and sunk
In the Patapsco river Sunday night by the steam-
or Tredavon. Jesse ADAMS, one OF the crew,
was drowned.
Minneapolis was chosen unanimously yester-
day as the place of next meeting by the Gene
raj Missionary Committee OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
A fire occurrei in Toxic, Japan, Sunday, de-
stroying 500 houses. The houses, however, were
the usual bamboo structures that burn like
tinder when flre once gets started.
The Duchess Of Marlborough will receive
s1,O00,000 insurance on the Dukes lite. He
had taken out policies in this large amount as a
recognition OF the immense sums the Duchess
formerly Mrs. Hammersly, OF New lork-had
expended In repairing. and beautifying Blen-
helm Palace.
Atameeting Of Anarchists held ia Paris SUM-
day a workman named Georges advocated the
use OF dynamite by the working classes TO gain
their ends. lie commended the authors OF tue
recent explosion at the police station in the Rue
des Bons Eniants. This led 10 a protest from
some OF the audience and the meeting broke up
in a general row.
There was another jail delivery in Hudson
county. N. D., yesterday OF prisoners held on
charges OF violating the election law. The state
virtually admits that the men did not personally
register, but that their names were given 10 the
cauyassers at their boarding-houses during tht
house toulouse canvass required Dy tne new
Jersey law. The men have employed counsel
and propose 70 bring suit tor false imprisonment.
The London Finanetai yeus says 1t thinks tina
the long-expected boom In American railWa,
securities may come now at any hour. "Ih'
American SPECTATORS" it declares, nave no
yet grasped the potent source OF tramc expsn
sion that Will DO offered by the Chicago World
Fair. There ia nothing extravagant IN the eatl
mate that e250,000,000 OF foreign money vii
be left IN America as the harvest OF the exposi
tion. Americans will be literally burdened VIII
money seeking Investment"
A large number of unemployed workingmeI
again assembled at Tower hill, London, yeStor
day. Three hundred OF them, headed by men car
ryng banners, accompanied deputaTion ap
pointed to walt on a committee IRON the Lond0f
City Council. The police tried TO prevent I'M
procession following the deputation, but iaued
When tho crowd arrived at the Council chamber
they took possession OF the space In 'front.' oil i
and held a meeting, az which the usual resolu
tions we're adopted. The whole affair was engt
neered by Socialist.
One OF the most peculiar robberies that eyel
took place in Louisville occurred Sunday NIGH
AZ the branch Office OF tho wholesale whiskel
house OF L. Honheimer, OF Chicago. ABOUT !
o'clock A. Goldberg, the agent. was found lyinl
on the floor OF the warehouse bound and gagged
while near him stood the safe with the door
vide opeu and the papers from It's drawer'
scattered on the floor and partly consumed DN
fire. The front door was open and all the money
in the safe was gone. Detectives were called
but could get NO clue 10 the thieves.
Tho present week Is likely 70 be momentoui
one for the French Cabinet. There Is a growing
opinion that the Ministry Is only awaiting {
CHANGE to die gracefully Tomorrow the govern
ment will press its bill asking for power 70 sup
press violent Anarchist papers, and it is De-
lieVel that the Chamber o. Deputies VIII releS
the bill, as a mode of censuriug the Prime Minis
ter's weakness In dealing with Anarchists. vi
Thursday the PanAma-canal question VIII DO de
bated and this Is likely 20 bring on crisis Th'
government may elect % fail on either OF tnes'
questions, or on the FrancO-Swiss convention.
There was con siderable gossip on the Stool
Exchange and in the brokers offices OF Baltl
more Yesterday about tho future OF the Balti
moro and Ohio railroad. The return IRON
Europe OF Robert Garrett Just at tins tint
creates new ruInors as 10 how the STOCK hoiding
OF tho Garrett family will be voted at the STOCK
holders meeting next Monday. some proml
nent hnanciers suggested that mr.. oarrett Ia
yors deal which would pracucany mean per
| petual soldlacatlon OF business interests An
other rumor was TO the effect that q new presl
dent maybe elected 70 succeed Mr.. Charles
| Meyer Mr. James Sloan has been mentioned II
connection with the position.
Deputy-sherid Young, Of New York, receives
an attach ment yesterday for Sl9.424 agains
| the BrodiY Publishing Company, OF 40 and ,.
| Rose street. New York, ana Washington, ID. c.
! in favor OF Reuben Freeman Brothers, print
| ers OF 40 Rose street,. New York, 10
work done and materials furnished betweel
| August 4th ana October 20tn. The println
| was done for the Republican National campaigi
! COMMITTEES. The Brodlx Company. which ha
| been in business in Washington for four years
| ouened a branch In New York IN August last
| DO the work OF the Republican Campaigl
Committee The attachment was granite
i on the ground that the Brodix Compan
| IA Virginia corporation. II was charterd 4
| May, 1888, with an authorized capital OF 500
600. Charles Brodix was president, and John
| McGowan secretary and treasurer. The Repuf
| lican National Committee, 10 is alleged, has 81
ready reported that 1t came out OF the ngn
$4,000 10 debt