Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05

Lord Tennysons condition continues very
critical
Patrick Fran, United States Minister to Chile,
wa. passenger on tho steamer Newport, which
arrived az New York yesterday IRON Aspinwah
Tie final repor; Of the signal-Soryce Bureau
for South Carolina indicates most discOur-
aging condition OF crops Of all kinds, corn alone
excepted.
A corvespondent NJ Madrid, Spain, says n mad
man tried 90 assassinate the Captnin-Goneral
Of that city Monday, and That the latter was
wounded.
s. Terry, woll-knoWn produce merchant,
Of Charleston. :. g., died suddenly IN the cly
named yesterday Of npoplc1y lie was native
Ut Long Island.
Linden Kent, a prominent lawyer OF Wash
ingt1n. dlcd IN that city yesterday OF heart
diseasc. H. had peen ~ only since sunday. Ho
was only about 10 years old.
General Louis T. Fitzgerald, president Of the
Mercantile Trust Company oi New lork, has
been made a member OF the finance Commit
tee Of the Georgia Ccatral Railroad Company.
The Idaho Democratic Committee have with
drawn their electoral ticket ana ondorsed 'he
electors of the Peoples party. lhis Is uhdoI-
stood TO b. IN accordance with the general plan
10 be pursued IN other Western states under tho
advice OF the National Committee.
4 special from Grand Forks, y. d.. says the
fusiOl OF the Democrats with the Peoples party
with the recommendation OF the National De-
mccraiic Committee. Tho Dem mJ'rat- nov have
only one straight candiiate-vlz., OBuon Tor
Congress.
Music Hall and Faneuil Han, Boston, were
both fillcd last nieht, when the hepuDhchhs
ratified their State and national nominations
with speeches by Hon. Mhitelaw Reid, Governor
william Mckinley, Lieutenant-GoyernOr Hale,
and Hon. Roger Walcoit, tho two last named
being the Republican nominees for Governor
l uf-lf
Passenger rates between Chicago and south
ern points continue 10 grow beautifully loss
The Illinois Central has announced reductions 10
New Orleans and Memphis TO take o1ect next
Saturday. The MOnon also applied the kuuo
again yesterday, and announced iurther TO
ductiOn OF $3.50 in the rOund-irip rate between
| Chicago and Cincinnati and Chicago and Louis
| vile.
DIR. W. II. Scott, Of Columbus, o., for ten years
president OF the Ohio State University and a
| prominent divine In the Methodist Episcopal
Church, has written a letter returning his cert-
acate OF ordination ana WithdraHiny IRON thS
ministry and the membership OF the church-
lie says he takes the step Tor the sake OF trath
aud conscience, convinced that he ought To en-
| ter a freer and larger religious lie.
Marion county, Iud.. has made application to
| the United States Court Tor Federal-electi0n
! marshals The application Is signed by Chair
| man Mooree and Secretary Fesler, Of the Rspnb-
| ican County Committee, and members Of the
| Executive COMMITTEES. More thanhalf the ooan-
| ties In the State have now IL Is reported, ap-
| Piled for Federal marshals and II is understood
| that ten or twelve more counties Will make ap-
| plication. Zach county committees is permittea
| 10 decide whether or not It viii ask for mar
| shals.
The Anglican Church Congress !opened az
| Folkestone, Eng, yesterday. After the I'D
dresses OF welcome ~ tie clerical and lay dele
gates had been delivered d procese on MAS formed
| headed by the Archbishop OF Canterbury, VINO
| was followed by the cholrs ami Cross bearers.
| The procession marched through crowded streets
10 the church in which divine services were held
A number Of New churchmen stood near the
! hall Ia which the congress meets, bearing BAN
ner upon which Was Inscribed; 1--WE represent
| Ridley and Latimer at tho stake exhOrtins
churchmen 10 Withstand idoiatry, prtestcrni1
| and Popish processions." The professors tried
| 70 follow the procession with their banner Inc
| spectators resented this, and q number OF them
set upon the low chafchmen and tore their bsn'
ner into ribbons.