Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
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The Leicestershre England coal-mine own
ers yesterday gave notice OF further advance
in the price OF coal OF shillings per ton. lhis
makes a total rise OF shillings per ton within
month.
The schooner Freddie Hencken, hailing from
New York, IL ashore AZ Hatteras. She has lost
some sails and her steering gear Is damaged.
Her hun is Ia good condition and II is thought
she can be nOated.
The bill introduced by the Archbishop of Can
terbury enabling church courts 10 dismiss from
their iiyings clergymen who are convicted OF
drunkenness, felony, and other immoralitles,
passed its second reading IN the brltlsh House
of Lords yesterday.
The entire issue of the FrankfUrter Zstung Of
March LIST was c0nfiscated on the charge OF q" ! se
1najesfe." Tho charge Il basel On a feumstyn
headed " Crowned Words which appeared In
the paper ON that day, and which had roieien;e
10 The Emperors Brandenb1rg speech.
The appeals OF tho Ii:tsburg newspapers
against the adverse decisions IN the suits en-
tered by the Law and Order League for selling
papers ON Sunday were dismissed by Judge
Porter, Of the County Court, yesterday aud the
decisions OF Alderman koeho we're sustained.
In the Connecticut Superior Court at Bridge
port yesterday the k.dnsppers OF Ward Water
bury, the S-year-Old son 81 [. y. waterbury. OF
Greenwich, pleaded guilty, and the Judge SEN
fenced charles Waterbury aud Samuel Sutber-
land to the State prison Tor four years and John
Mccain for two years.
Governor Boyd, Of Nebraska, has removed r.
X. Greer commissioner general, and samuel
Brass of the Worlds Far Commission, and APP
pointed Joseph Garneau, Jr., OF Omaha, CON-
missioner general, and Al. Z. Weiss, OF Hebron,
10 succeed Brass. The officials removed were
appointed by Governor 1hayer.
In the British House of Commons yesterday
Sir John T. Gorst, Financial Secretary OF the
Treasury, said that the government was aware
that the reciprocity treaty between the United
States and the British West Indies had led 10 a
| decrease In she customs revenue OF the colo
| MES, but, he added, the government would en-
deavor 70 prevent the arrangement from liz
| creasing the duties on British manufactures.
Superintendent Kimbal OF the hie-ssying
service, has received a letter from Captain Jose
A. Lagasyags, OF the Spanish steamer San
Albano. recently wrecked on Hog Island, ex-
| pressing his heartfelt thanks TO Keeper johnson
| and the crew OF the Hog Island lfe-saving sta
ton for their heroic efforts In saving the lives OF
| himself and oil but one OF the members OF the
| crew Of the San Albano. One seaman Jumped
| overheard In spite OF protests, and was drowned.
| CAPTAIN Thomas Of the schooner Bertha Dean,
reports having passed the schooner Abbie Snow,
with Mahogany, forty miles southeast OF Cape
| Lookout. Sno was IN very bad condition, with
| MARI of her sails gone. her crew applied for
| proyisione 10 him. lie laid by for twelve hours,
| irving to render all needed assistance, but du-
ring the night OF the gath ultimo he lost sight OF
| her. lie also reports great quantities OF wreck
| age OF every kind south OF Hafteras.
| The Hamburg American Packet Company, in
| conjunction with the Prussian authorities, have
| arranged that ali Russian emgrants iI3ending
| TO proceed 70 the United States In Hamburg
American steamers shall be inspected by expert
| encod doctors before entering Prussia Any OF
tnese Russians. who are suspected OF being In
| fected with typhus-fevor or other diseases, Will
| not DO allowed 10 enter the country. All emf
| grant lodging houses In Hamburg Will be care
/ fully supervised, and n third examination VIII
/ DO made by two physicians under the direction
| OF the United states Consul at Hamburg before
the emisrants are permitted 10 embark upon
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