Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
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United States Senator Gibson, Of New Orleans,
is lying at the Park Hotel, IN Hot Springs, Ark,
dangerously III with heart-dtsease.
IL Is announced thet the worlds convention Of
the Christian Workers will meet m Atlanta next
year. IL will be the largest convention ever held
In the South.
The United States Court In Atlantis yesterday
named Z. b. Benton as receiver OF the Hnrtvel
(Ga.) Railroad Company. The road s branch
OF the Richmond and Danville system.
General Richard II. Jackson, Fourth United
States Artillery, died Monday afternoon NJ Fort
Mcpherson barracks, Atlanta, OF rheumatism OF
the heart. He was well known throughout the
South.
In the hearing Of the Macon telegraph re-
ceivership case in the Superior Court at Macon,
Ga. yesterday the Court decided % appoint
permanent receiver. The appointment was
postponed till thursday.
Hugh Ross and ex-Burgess John McLuckle, OF
the Homestead strikers Advisory Committee,
were released yesterday upon BAL In slO,OOO
each TO answer the charge of treason and riot
McLuckie is under a total bail OF $4,000.
4. J. Crane, a colored Iewelry- merchant Of sa-
vannah, Ga, gave permission to two white mon
TO sleep In his store Monday night. Yesterday
morning the men had gone, and Crane found
that no had been robbed OF 5000 worth of
iewelry.
The gang which attempted 20 rob the Watsuea
Bank at johnson City, Tenn, at the prelimi-
nary trial waived examination and were held 10
await the action OF tho grand Jury. Iheir arrest
unearthed n plot TO rob tho First National Bank
and the Citizens Bank also.
The Crescent-City Athletic Club, New Orleans,
will furnish a bond Of $4,000 10 satisfy Puglllst
Hall that Il Is In earnest, he having requested
it. A site has boen selected aud building VIII
be commenced In day or two. There VIII De a
"curtain raiser during Christmas week, when
Andy Bowen and Joseph Fielding will fight Tor
purse.
A Knoxville CTenn.) special 10 the Associated
Press says the rumors % a probable fresh out
break among the minors at Coal Creek are with
out foundation. Major Huger, general superin-
tendent OF tho East Tennessee, Virginia and
GeOrrin railroad, from whose office there ~ a
wire directly 20 tho mines, says that everything
Is quiet there, and IN his opinion Will remain So
Chief f. E. Grannou, Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad detective service, yesterday ar
rested W. w. Marmaduke aud j. l. Williams,
ticket-scalpers in Washington city. for selling
, number Of employees and other passes recently
stolen from the once OF General-Maneger Odel,
IN Baltimore. Persons buying the passes IN lieu
of tickets we're charged 10 represent themselves
to the conductors as friends OF Genersl-Manager
Odell.
While the steamer Joseph L. Colby. from
Newport News, Va, was towing two barges up
Boston harbor yesterday morning. all three ves-
sells went ashore on the spit near Bug Light. The
! Colby subsequently backed on and the barge5
noated on unassisted and anchored near Georges 3
| Island, but their ancnOfS OF0sBtu, huu uul lot
timely assistance from tugs IN the vicinity they
would have gone ashore. The Weston. ono OF
the barges, is said 10 be leaking.
Owing 10 his present afliction tho President
will be unable to complete his annual message
to Congress in time for submission 70 that body
on the opening day Of the session. The proDa-
bities are that no will send a brief message to
Congress Monday next explaining why the regu-
lar message Is delayed. IL Is learned on good
authority that the annual message Will DO ABOUT
A.. q Len hat nj Qf
include complete review Of the work OF the
present administration.
The curtain has been rung down upon the last
scene OF the late New Orleans strike. 1eSterday
a committee Of drivers from the CaI-Drivers
Association met the Merchants Committee az
tho Board Of Trade, aud Colonel Walker, prest-
dent OF tho New Orleans City and Lake Railway
Company, agreed 70 recognize the tWenty-t"O
men VINO have been shut out II they make ap-
plicatiOn in proper form for vacancies ms
offer was accepted a settlement, and all
trouble is now considered at an end.
The cashier and teller Of the Farmers Nation
nj Bank at Allentown, y. D., we're "hold up
lust as they were closing business yesterday by
two robbers armed with reyolYers. The robbers
secured nearly 81, 900 and started to run, but
the cashier and teller pursued them' and aroused
the neghborhOOd as they ran coatless and Wlth
sllppered feet through mud and snow aiter the
thieves. Men armed with regolVers and shot
guns Joined In the pursuit. and the Wild western
ers we're caught and placed in jail. The money
was recovered.
Napoleon Leyille was on Monday sentenced for
the third time at Charleston, s. c., 20 be hanged
| tor the murder OF his wife ia that city February
| II, 1890. March 10th was the day liked for the
| execution. Leyille was born in London, Eng,
| and served IN the civil war In this country as
membe Of the Eighth New York Regiment. In
| 1885 he married Belle Lesky. They did not live
happily together. Hts wife left him In 1889 aud
| went 20 MAKE her home with her aunt the Wlie
| OF b. Feldmann, n respected Charleston grocer
| Leyille went there one night and shot her.
| Chester Scott, one OF the desperadoes impli-
Gated In the shooting ARRAY at Pineyille, Ca,
| last Friday night, resulting In Sheriff McGtnnls
/ and several Of his posse being seriously shot,
was captured Sunday and placed IN
! tail at Calhoun, Ga. The jail was sur
! rounded by mad mob, who threatened 10
| break the building open aud lynch Scott, but
! finally the crowd was induced to let the law take
its course. aud an armed posse 500 strong. is still
/ securing the country for VIII Morrow, the other
| desperate implicated in tho shooting anray,
| and VINO was the one that shot Sherin McGlnnls'
News received from Piedmont, Ala, says that
] the three notorious Connor brothers were ar.
! rested Sunday about fourteen miles west OF
| there. j. v. jackson, the famous express de-
! tectiye, assisted by Detectives Burns and
! Barnes, Of Chattanooga, and posse OF citizens,
| made the capture, but only after desperate
fight in which a woman took part, pouring
| scald,ng water over the attacking party wnue
| the men fred Wnchesters and slx-sh0oters.
| The COnnor brothers ars supposed 10 De the
| men who robbed the mail aud express-cars OF
! the East Tennessee and Georgia train near Pied
mont October 31st.
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