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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
TIE CLEVELAND CABINET.
Carlisle and Colonel Lamont Mentioned
a Crisp Cleveland Whitney Conference
by telegraph 10 the Dlspltch.l

NEW YORK, December 23.-It is conceded in
Democratic circles here that President Cleveland
has made no final determination regarding the
construction Of his Cabinet kumor associates
many names with the portfolios, among them
that Of Senator Carlisle for tho Treasury port
folio and colonel Lamont tor the Navy. But no
thing can bo ascertained with any degree OF GER
tainty.
Among Mr. Cleveland's visitors to-day were
Senators Brce, West, and Gray.
II IS reported that Senator Crisp Will run over
from Washington next week 60 confer with Mr.
Cleveland Chairman llarrity Is also expected
here about the same time.
SueaKer Crisp. it IA said, will also meet VII
liam c. Whitney, and win confer with Mr.. Cleye-
land On the subject Of legislation during the
present session and on the extra-session prob
lem.
Nr. Cleveland has engaged apartments at
the Arlington Hotel for occupancy during the
three or tour days he will be IN Washington be-
fore his inauguration. On the same tiOor apart
ments have also been secured by MI Croker
Mr.. Gilroy, Mr.. e c. Benedict, Colonel Lamont,
and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
THE PARIS BOURSE.
a Panicky FeelinC-Other Europern EI-
changes Weak in sympathy.

fBy Anglo American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
PARIS, December 23.-A panicky feeling pre-
walls on the BOurse and considerable fall has
occurred In the price OF 3 per cent. rentcs. AT
the close last night these securities were quoted
a. qS francs 71o Cenumes. When the Bourse
opened this morning the price offered was ~
francs 3eIk csntImcs. The quotations steadily
declined until at % T.. NJ. So francs 20 centimes
was the market price.
At the close tho market was much depressed'
Bank ana Industrial shares were freely offered,
but there were few purchasers. Suez Canal
shares were Ga, Credit FOncier 22lt, ottoman
Bank III. and L0mbards 1874 lower. Foreign
securities were weak ana prices showed ira
ti0uaI decline Advices from Berlin. frankfort,
and Vienna show that the lOurses in those cities
Vere weak in sympathy with the situation mere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Brig BatcheIder Lost.
DiiB
fRy tslegraph 20 the Dispatch. |

SAVANNAH, Ca, December 23.-The captain
and crew OF seven men Of the big Annie Batch
elder OF Baltimore, have returned here from
sea in an open boat. They abandoned the brig
In a sinking condition on Tuesday last at >
O'Clock p ~ about 100 miles east by north Of
Iybee. She shortly afterwards went down.
The crew were unable TO save any of their effects
but the captain succeeded IN saving his instru-
ments. The Batchelder had n cargo OF fertilizer
and lumber. and she sailed hence for Baltimore
on the lSih lstauf,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Christmas hunters will find something
of special interest to them in to-morrow's
I2-page DISPATCH.
Monday the Holiday.

NEW YORK, December 23.-Ihe clearinghouse
and stock and consolidated exchanges will re-
main open as usual tomorrow until II o'clock.
The cotton and produce exchanges will begin
the observance OF the Christmas holidays to-
morrow, remaining closed all day. All OF the
exchanges, the banks, the clearinghouse, and
the public onices-city and Federal-wlll be
closed on Monday.
Deputy Attorney y-General Hogan, Of Albany,
has announced that, IN his opinion, Monday Is
q loyal holiday.
The United Press viii DO business tomorrow
ae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
workingmeu Against Tllman.

IHy teIeKIapn 70 VHu DI5DdIoH'I
COLUMBIA, s. C., December 23.-Nearly 400 OF
the railroad employees Of South Carolina mot
here last night aud decided 70 organize the In
dustrial Union OF south Carolina TO fight the
present administration. All laboring-men In the
State will be invoked TO Join the union.
Some speeches we're made In which Governor
Tillman was denounced. and resolutions were
adopted conforming tho Wilson railway law as
iniuiical TO workingmen and declaring that there
Is general disposition on the part OF the pres
ent administration TO work injury 70 the indus
trial pursuits OF South Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Terrible Outcome of a Feud.

DALLAS, TEX, December 23.-In battle with
pistols and rifles At Arlington, in Tarrant
county, this afternoon, three mon were killed
and two mortaly wounded. Tho combatants
wers william Smith and man named Spears on
one side and George HArgraVe, Sr., George
Hargraye JT., and brother OF the latter on tho
other side. over twenty-five shots were hred'
and when the smoke cleared away Spears,
smith, and George Hargrsye. Jr., we're lead ana
the others we're nortally wounded. Tho shoot
ing was the outcome Of an old feud. II took
place at the railroad station Just as train ar
rived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

states Of America and tho United Mexican
States, whereby the Federal troops OF the
two countries are 20 cross over TO ue
territory % the other 10 pursuit OF
savage hostile Indians. The agreement " re-
newed because OF tho recent raid Of Apaches
under "Rid," along tho dividing line between
Arizona and New Mexico, and tho fear that these
tribes will seek TO evade the pursuit OF United
States troops by crossing tho frontier into Mex
leo. Tho agreement runs for one year from
November 25, 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
More Arrests Ordered.

rBy Anelo-Amerlcan cable to the DispatchI
PANS. December IA conference between
n, ADi,' ~ prime Minister: Bourgeois, Minis
Tor NJ Justice. and Loubet, Minister OF the inte-
r,6r. was held this morning, with the result lhat
orders were issued 10 the police 10 MAKE mort
arrests Of persons implicated IN the Ieualna
II is expected that in consequence ol the s'at
,nopts made before the Panama lpVestsauOn
committee yesterday by NJ. Floluet; presldientS
of the Chamber az Deputies, no WIN 90 aoNisoH
- rcsigu his position IN the Chamber
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
fear Of Anarchy on the par, Of the government
may DO avoided.
NIX CoSsrrRAroRs' PLANS.

A corrceDondent learned undor pledge Of Sc
crecy to~,.ay that q wido-reacbing plan 70 revo-
luticntge the city was forming. 1he frat blow Of
the conspirators, a. now planned, will be bomb
explosion at the Palais bourbon. The movement
win DO directed especially against persons In
VOWED IN tho Panama-canRl frauds, and the
Anarchists think that consequently they will be
assured Of the support OF tho masses, who have
become dlsgustcd with the corruption OF thoir
public men. Placards summoning the people
10 rise against tho government, said 10 be al
ready printed are expected 10 DO posted imme.
dlately after tbo hrst explosion.
Tho police. however, say that the conspiracy
exists only In the minds Of Anarchist leaders,
and that these men are so closely watched thai
they will not dare 70 raise hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
yyeet-oCPraver Services.

The first woek in January, 1898, is set apart
by tho Evangelical Alliance as week OF prayer
and the branch iu :his city have arranged tho
town In threo districts Meetings viii be held
nt the churches selected each day at D T. ~,
and will be conducted by ministers and laymen
chosen for the purpose. The subjects announced
are as follows: Monday, COniesson-Prayer;
Tuesday, Church Universal Wednesday, Na-
lions and Their Rulers Ihursiay, Foreign Mis-
sions; Friday, Home Missions Saturday, FAM
lies and schools Sunday. The Promised ouI-
Douriny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Holiday Presents a, Reduced Prices.

ii. NJ Moses Company, 800 Main street,
have reduced the prices of every article in
their store. What better opportunity
could be desired for buying holiday pres
ents? Call at go Main street and examine
their stock of Silver and Plated Ware.
thousand little suitable articles for mex
pensive gifts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
B,aisrrist Attempt to Precipitate n
t.l,is-The Government Upheld.


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..-. . .,., and waved their arms and
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
ST. Louls's TREASURY SCANDAL.
Developments Sensational in the Highest
Degree-The shortage Old.
n telegraph b the DIspatch.l

10y teleBEtpu ~ tuo binpdt'u"l
ST. LOUIS, No, December 3-DeyclopmentS
I'm the clty-treasury scandal are sensational In
tho extreme. Vow, the man who negotiated
loans for Foerstel, who, in fact, was tho go-be-
tween for the Treasurer aud the m0nsy-lenders,
bas made a statement in which ha SAYS there
was a shortage in the city treasury two years
ago, when he fret began TO borrow money Tor
the Fosratel5 20 cover it up. He declare, that
Nike Foerstel himself know all about It and
:, a. active in covering 10 up.
The statement which was printed this morn
ing created n tremendous sensation.
Vow h the man who holds FoerStels note Tor
something Ike $1,000, which the latter says IA
forged. Foerstel has refused TO prosecute VOW
for forgery, however, whicn fact, in the teeth OF
his declaration that be never exesutei the note,
j. commented on uufa TOrably IL is also hinted
that some of the signatures 70 Foerstels bond
are fOrg8re5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Sudden Death In a Bank.

lBy telegraph 10 tue Dlspecn-I
NEW YORK, December 23.-J. N. Fiske, di-
rector OF the American Exchange Bank, died
suddenly at the ONCE Of the president OF that in
stitution tnis morning.
Later.-Mr. Fiske dropped dead while entering
the bank 70 attend meeting OF the directors.
He was about 20 years OF age. He came from
Boston In 1850 and at once entered into the
-four and produce business, where he amss1ed a
fortune. lie retired from business ten years
ago. lie was q director OF the American Ex-
change National Bank for forty years. he leaves
no children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
A RAILWAY HORROR.
Chastity Freight Brought In by an Eogine-
Four People Killed.
[RY telerraph to the pispatch.l ]

10y LtItETHpH 10 IIIo III5VfVVII'I
GRRENvuLK. PA, December 23.-The New
York and Chicago express, which goes through
here at 600 A. NJ, struck and killed four people
yesterday near Elmra, Y. Y. When the train
pulled into the depot the bystanders were hor-
riGcd 20 see that the pilot Of tho engine was
covered with blood and carried the dead bodies
OF two women and a man. The other victim was
found lying beside the track some dis
tance from the depot. IL Is supposed
that thoy we're walking On the track, and did not
hear or see the swftly-speedlng train, as tho
wind was blowing a gale and II was showing
hard. The engineer OF the express says that he
did not SEQ any person On the track all the tlne
except for a minute or 80 when he reached for
and got his dinner-bask0t 80 as 70 be 10 readiness
TO leave his engine in Rlmira. Tho train came
into the depot at good rate OF speed and the
bodies were not noticed until II had stopped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Poland "Catehing On"

{ IISY Anglo-Amer1can cable 10 the Dispetch.l
WARSAW, POLAND, December 23.-A daring
and successful traln-robbery' after the American
fashion, was perpetrated last night on the rail-
way between Warsaw and Kowald. The train
was stopped by signals, brieands boarded it and
went through the passengers and train crew, ana
then left at their leisure. No attempt at resist
nrce was made. The plunder secured was very
valuable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION.
Efforts to Secure Repeal of the silver-Pur-
chase Act.
CBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 10 the Dlsphch'I
WASHINGTON, December 23.-There is to be an
oreapized effort In the House, after the holiday
recess, 10 bring about some sort OF financial
legislation. II will probably take the shape oI
an attempt to repeal the sherman law under
which the government Is purchasing J4'OOV,OOO
ounces of silver year. Inc opponents OF fee
coinage believe that this law IL daily mchacing
the securities of the government and ineVltaD!
leading TO r gigantic loss. ..
MIR Uarter, OF Ohio, one OF the most pro
nounced champions OF the repeal % this laW'
will mako II his special business during the Ie-
cess 10 endsayor to mould public ana congres-
sional sentiment 80 that favorable action may
he taken as soon after the recess as possloo'
For this reason he will not return 70 ONO 10 eu-
ioy the holiday festivities, but viii DO iounu az
Various piaces throughout the East Where ne
NAV be most useful IN advocating the repeal Ol
the law. ON the other hand. the ir1ends Oh sll-
yer are nos less active, and expect 70 see lree-
coinage bill forging 70 the 'front.' Deiore man!
DAYS Of tue new year have passed.
Senator Stewart said only tine other DAY thal
no expected a free-colnage bill would soon DC
called uD for a vote. His amendment TO the
bin of MIR. hin, which provides for the repeal 0i
tho sherman act, makes that measure pracsi-
cally a free-coinage bill, and Mr. stewart thlnAs
that when IL comes 20 a vote II VIII pass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Venezuela Probably Quiet.

IbY IeIeHTlIlu % tIIO I'1"F'E'7''''
WASHINGTON, Decem bcr 23.-Ordere nave oeen
sent 10 the United states ship kearsarge, now AT
Taguayra. Venezuela, TO proceed to Colon, PAN
"a not inter than the goth instant, and thei.
10 continue north as tar as Key West. Ihis IN
dlcates that affairs are quiet at Nenezueis, anu
mat tie various recent reports OF dlmcul'ieS arc
eithar gronnlles or eXaRgeratel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
FORMIDABLE SPANISH DepUTATIoN.
IL Protests Against the Opening of Pro-
testAnt Church.

tBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispetch.l
LONDON, December 24.--The Madrid corre-
spOndont Of the NsRs says "a deputatlon made
up Of eight dachesses, seven marchionesses,
eight countesses, aud several OF tho Queen
Rogents Iaiies-in-waiting visited Premier
sagastn to-day tFnday) to protest against
the opening OF the Protestant church which was
consecrAted in this city last night. Premier
Sagasta declined 70 Interfere in the matter,
and tho ladies departed In an angry
mood. The Catholics OF Madrid are organizing
q street demonstration against tho Pre-
mler, In which tho school children will take
part, while the Liberals are preparing for
counter-demonstrattO Ia support OF the Premier
Protests from nrchbshOps, bishops, and clergy
generally against the opening OF the church are
pouring In from all parts OF the country. Au-
ihority 10 open the church Is withheld pending
tho subsistence OF the agitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
ooiumbla-coIIegs Giee, Banjo, snd NAM
doiin Clubs.

The minstrel performance 20 be given ~
the Mozart Academy of Music on WedDes-
day evening, December y, 1892. by the
Glec, Banjo. and Mandolin Clubs OF 90,
lumbia College. New York. will be well
worth attending The clubs are on trip
through the South, visiting Wilmington;
Washington. There arc twenty-five men
in tho three clubs. We understand that
this is the only college organization
making the southern tonr this winter. and
they should be greeted With largo and
enthusiastic audience IN our city. Re-
served seats are now on sale at Nj. u.
Ramos 4 Co.'S.
The list of patr onesses which has been
secured includes many OF Rlchmoad's
most prominent society ladies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
n.Rnn1sdn Cnntnnkerous.

T3v Angio-American cable to the Dispa'cn'I
p,RIs. December 23.-The Fiqdro today says
,,,at bcforo Clemenceau and De Boulede fought
thSir duel yesterday the latter dIec'ed, ms hs
sac~,ds ~, 10 inform Nj Clemenceau thar II ne
, a. did not lose his life in the duel no
NfonI6 @ continue 10 attack him in Parliament, !:
TSc paper adds that De Rouiede reiusea 10
shake hands with his opponent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
silver-,iines Close.
rp. .o,oxr.,,h 90 tho nfapatrn 4

SALT LAKE UTAH, December 23.-0wing 70
tho continued low silver and lead rates the
Niagara group OF mines at Bingham, IN which
over s5OO, 900 Ia invested, have shut down. and
the managers Of the old Jordan group have
notified the men that they will have to accept
reduction in wages on January let or nnd them.
eelyes out Of work. general reduction OF
miners wages throughout the Territory Us threat
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
A TRAIN SENSATION.
PERSISTENT EFFORTS OF A MAN TO
RIDE WITHOUT PAYING.
Put on Three Times-Then He Fires on
the Conductor and Narrowly
Misses a Newsboy.
tspeciel telegram to tho Disoatcn.l

AsHEvILLg, Y. c.. December 23.-A passenger
on the east-Douni train caused sensation on
board shortly after the train left this city this
afternoon He carried a Jug and pistol and he
and the pistol we're loaded. He had paid his
fare only 20 Ashsyillc, but persisted in going
farther. The train was slowed aud he was
gently put OF. After the train started no
jumped on the next car again. The train was
slowed and came TO a dead stop, and the man
was again put OF and held OF by train hands
until the train began 10 move Then they left
him and Jumped on. He Jumped on, too.
MISSED THEIR AIM.
For the third time the train stopped and tho
man was showed of az an embankment ln-
stantiy he recovered his footing aud, drawing hs
pistol be dred twice nc Conductor Frazier Both
shots missed their aim, but ono came very near
striking a newsboy In the head. The train this
time moved on. leaving the infuriated man
standing on the bank with the pistol smoking In
his hand.
HEARTY RECEPTION.
The Rev. II. +. Chreitzberg, Of the Central
M,thOdist, was given q hearty reception, with his
family, last evening at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association rooms, In which crowds VI peo-
pie participated, hethodlsts and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
oa,cers of Richmond Castle.

There was large meeting Of Richmond Cas-
tie, No. 4, Knights OF the Golden Eagle, last
night. Oricers were elected for the ensuing year
as follows: p. C., Il. L. Peters; n. G., w. X.
HarwoOd; V. c., II. Huber; 5. H.. W. X: Duke;
V. H., G. b. Jones: II. p, w. A. Webb; N. Of X,
O. N. Keiningham; X. OF K, L. n. stili; {. Of X,
RaldW win.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
unifarinu Wow of ChrI,t.

Al the Unitarian service in Belyidere Hall on
Sunday evening at O'Clock. Rev. George
Leonard CLANCY will speak OF Jesus and tho
meaning and efficacy OF his cross All persons
Interested In hearing a presentation OF this sub-
feet from a Unita ran standpoint are invited 70
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Christmas Flowers.

Mr. W. l.. AmOrys greenhouses, at Bar
ton Heights, are truly iuXuriant at present.
His long experience enables him 70 bring
hot-house blossoms 10 the greatest state Of
perfection aud development, and his taste
In arranging designs for entertainments II
unexceled. He is forcing large variety
Of rare flowers for New.Year RECEPTIONS
4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
The Convict Poisoning.

TBJ IF-fST0Pr- - ,,-, - ,no
HELENA. Ark, December 23'-Wors w, ,sh,cn vn was
aSsnsnneS on sSoount Of the mysterou9 poison,
ing OF several convict lsborers, wn DO vrnS resu,S
tomorrow. Tue prison lessees bsse ~ fssu,ny snars
100 conyc,s and doubled the n numg. ,Se camp. and
evorv e1SI nracsnIon ~ being taken Food wiz De
brought from Little Rock, and only ,rasasa e'u h,
ployees OF the prison allowed 70 p.spa,v c,aw ~
Several deaths occurred among . $50 ~ ,ns,catad.
The stomach OF one OF the victims ID no" a"N''
ehaFatcal auRiysig
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
MORE GREEN GOOpS.
swindled in New York-The Fact Dis
covered in Atlanta.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, December GA special to the
Times from Atlanta, Ga: "Captain Wright.
have been robbed Of slO,OOol" exclaimed C. E.
.Jernigan. az he walked into the office OF the
Chief Of Detectives to-day. lie Was pale and
trembling. In his hand no held largo valise,
and without saying anything more ne opened
the yalise and pulled out a small. square wooden
box. which contained brick, and handed II 70
the Chief Of Detectives.
"Now, saw $4,000 put in that box In New
York said Jernigan, "and l have watched IL
closely until this morning. | did not open II
until within ffty miles Of Atlanta. When / did
found that some one had stolen my money"
He was gssping for breath while he explained
10 the detective. Ilo said that he was meat
dealer in Milton, Fla Several weeks ago he re-
ceived a letter from some one In New York ask
ing him 20 60 TO that city and make purchase
of green goods. The letter stated that he could
get 2lO, 600 for 5000. He went and was bum
coed.