Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-13
IeIcRrnnhIc BreYIties.

A boat called the King was swamped at
Cape St. Marv's. n. f., few DAYS ago and
all the Occupants-tve persons-were
drowned.
There we're admitted yesterday to the
United States Naval Academy a5 cadets
Robert P. G. Cooke, Of Virginia, and
Richard j. Oglesby at large.
Uruguay's receipts and expenditures
have been made to balance III the budget
bv a reduction of S4.000,O00 in the eX-
penditures. The budget IS generally ap-
proved.
At Gaskers. 81. Mary's n. f., Martin
Tobin, his nephews Patrick and Michael
Tobin, and Edward BOyles, engaged IN re-
pa king fish, were swept into the sea by
an immense wave and drowned.
c. Molleri, the United States Consul at
81. Johns, n. T., has suffered a severe
beating at the hands Of four drunken pc
licemeu, from whom be was rescued by
citizens. The offenders have been arrested.
All the 5000 coal-mincrs in Pittsburg's
district formally strack Yesterday on the
ope.half cent reduction made by the ope-
rators. About one third of the mines have
been working. Half of the miners are
organized and are prepared for struggle.
Within the past day OF two added com
plcatious have developed IN Mrs. Harm
sons illness. and her condition nowls such
as 10 excite much solicltude and 10 pre-
vent President HarTisOns absence from the
slck-rOOln.
The depression in the linen trade has
caused the suspension of firm IN Belfast,
Ireland. Liabilities, G3O.OOg. Another
firm in the same trade has failed. with Ia
bilties amounting to 10000, and more
failures are expected.
The tonnage system went into force ut
the Homestead (Pa.) mill yesterday and,
so far as is known, will govern from this
time. The workmen viii also be required
10 pay board instead Of having their meals
furnished free by the company.
The King and Queen of italy visited the
American man-Of-war Newark at Genoa
Yesterday and shook hands with her Off
GERS. afterwards witnessed drill on board
and congratulating their entertainers on
the fine appearance of ship and crew.
The "Cherry-Run Cutoff" as the rail-
road men call 1t, or the Potomac-Nalley
extension of the Western Mart land rail
road. was opened TO passenger trains yes
terdav. At Cherry Run, W. Va, there Is
junction with the Baltimore and ONO rail-
road.
The New Hampshire Republican, under
the head of Party Disloyalty," publishes
to-day an editorial which Will be virtually
a reading of eX.Congressman y. Z. Moore
ont of tbe Republican party because of re-
heated attacks he has made on General
Henry N. Baker. the Republican nominee
IN the Second New Hampshire Congress
sional District. MIR. Moore has long beeu
leader In the Republican party II the
Granite State.
A large and enthusiastic crowd OF sport
ing people assembled at Madison-Square
Garden. New York, last night 10 welcome
Jim Corbett, the champion OF America.
The house was not crowded TO Its utmost
capacity, owing 10 the large admission-tee
CHARGED but still il was comfortably
filed. Both Corbett and the management
of the Garden cleared a handsome amount
on the entertainment. Corbett spared.
Sullivan wrote a letter accepting Coroetts 3
offer to spar with him at Sullivan's beneht
on the 18th.
The colored Republican voters OF New
Jersey held a convention IN trenton yes
terdav for the purpose OF taxing decisive
steps IN the coming campaign. lhere
were lots of fights among rival delegations.
Indeed. the widest kind OF O time was
had. Finally the police had TO be sum
moned. A permanent organization was
affected after six hours wrangling. a
comnittoe.was appointed to draft, reso-
lutions demanding recognition Of the Re
publican party. The darkies ask that
colored man be placed on the State cleo
toral ticket.
There was run on the Birkbeck Bank,
in London, Eng, YESTERDAY. IL Is con-
nected with the Birkbeek Building Society
and two otner associations OF similar
character. IL is the oldest OF the London
associated building trusts, which are all
now looked ON with suspicion. Inc bank
a,,ened an hour earlier than usual. The
b1iidino was choked with depositors, and
the directors decided TO keep open till 10
o,c,ock last night. They are meeting all
demands. The manager. Rayenscratt, at
tributed the run TO the failure OF several
bnildine societies last week.