Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-17
Tclegr aphic Breyities.

Vice-President Morton viii leave Washington
to-day to join his family at Virginia Beach.
Four hundred Jews and 100 peasants emf
grated TO America from Lithuanis last week.
The Missouri Senate yesterday passed the re-
dstricting bill as it came from the House last
Monday q. O., making fourteen Democratic dig
tricts and one Republican distrlcil.
An avalanche occurred yesterday at Belluno,
ifty-One miles north Of Venice, italy, aud eight
persons we're killed by the mass OF snow, ana
considerable property MAS destroyed.
The arrests OF members of the Mala Vita So
ciety at Tarento, Italy. have reached toiai Oh
2I6. The leader is man OF 20 years who has
served several terms in the galeys. Most Of the
members are convicted criminals
The boiler Of Engine 1898 exploded on The
Catawlssa branch OF the Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad at McAuley Yesterday, killing two
men and iniuring three others. This 10 the NTH
engine that has exploded on tho Reading road
recently.
President NOEL, OF the Olympic Club at New
Orleans writes that the cluD will accept the Of
fer for the Suiliyan-Corbett hgnt the purse TO
be $4,000. lie has also wired Jim Hal. oler-
ing $4,000 for a match between HIN and Choyn-
ski, 10 take place in May.
The steamer Indiana which sailed from Phila-
deiphia for Liban Russia, February 22d, with a
cargo OF -four ana other PROVISIONS Tor the RELIEF
OF the famine-stricken people in the land OF the
Car, reached her destination yesterday ana
was welcomed enthusiastically
In tho New York State Senate Mr.. Canton has
introduced "A congressional reapportlonment OIL,
founded on the Federal census, which. be says,
gives seventeen surely Democratic districts aud
three doubtful districts, tho remaining fourteen
being almost surely RepubncSn-
Several Of the more prominent Paris An
archists, who have attracted police attention by
the violence Of their denuDciatons, we're arrested
at their lodgings yesterday. The police have
been ged In oearching the houses OF suspects,
but no discoveries Of consequence have so far
been made.
The planters in the vicinity OF Jackson, Miss,
are up IN arms against gang Oh "hHecaps'
who the other night took a negro named VIII
liams from mis- house. tied him 20 a stump, gave
him 300 lnsnes, and ordered him TO leave town.
The planters fear the effect OF the proceeding on
the rest Of the colored people.
I'm the Criminal Court at Liege, Belgium, yes
teriay, three Anarchists, who were charged
with breaking into powder-niil aud stealing
500 POUNDS Of dynamite and with Afterwards AZ
tempting 10 blow up the magazine AT the
mill were found guilty. One OF them was sem
fenced TO nfteen years and the other Two each 10
twelve years penal servitade.
An Austin CTex.) special says: There IL no
change in the senatorial contest, but there Is no
telling what will turn up In the nett few
DAYS. Mr.. Mills's friends are faDguine, but,
strange 10 say, not more so than Mr.. Cul-
bersoa's, notwithstanding the fact that poll
OF the two houses shows that Cuiperson Il be-
hind both OF hts opponents. Mr.. Chiiton's friends
are hopeful. bat il IS being intimnted In some
quarters that there Is possibility Of his with
drawai. This may aocOunt for the buoynncy o!
Mr.. Culberson's followers