Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
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Governor Flower. of New York, has
signed the freedom-of- worship bill, the
aDportionment bill, the New York city
election inspectors bill, and the excise bill.
The United States ships Philadelphia
and hearsage have been ordered 20 Sayan-
nah. Ga. to participate in the annual May
celebration beginning there on the 5th
proNmo.
The practice cruiser Bancroft was sue
cassfullv launched 40 EliZabethport. \. j.,
Yesterday morning. She Is the first gov
eminent vessel built in New Jersey and is
intended for the use Of the cadets at Au-
napOlls.
On telegram from Atlanta, Ga, viii
liam Clancing Grigsby alas William Cor
ming, Mrs. A. TAYLOR Gids Gertie Jacobs,
and Clifford Mason were arrested at
Houston, Tex, FRIDAY, and jailed. They
had forged instruments on the American
Trust and Banking Company. of Atlanta.
They are all yariety-theatrical people.
Justice NJ. Y. Montgomery. of Michigan,
who was appointed by President Cleye-
land 10 the bench of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, aud entered
upon his duties February 81, ISIS, resigned
his position yesterday, 10 take eject Octo-
Der /. 1872. The Judge. IN speaking OF the
matter. said that he had never become
| fully reconciled 10 giving up bis old home
| in Michigan and his practice there, and had
concluded that while comparatively young
and vigorous, Il was best tor him TO return
| to them.
Lord Randolph Churchill has issued q
manifesto, IN which ne sets forth his attl-
| tude on the labor question: point on
winch lie has hitherto been undecided.
| The manifesto IS IN the form Of "A letter Of
! a candidate tor tho House Of Commons.
| Lord Randolph strongly supports the
| claims of labor. which, he says, Is IN a
| positiOu 70 legislat8 for itself, and not 20
| allow land and commerce 10 leglslato Tor
! II. Henccforth. tho manifesto continues,
| labor Will be independent OF all political
parties. and the latter must recognize the
fact.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
| the following circular 20 customs officers,
etc. IN regard to imports ana exports OF
| silver bullion: " In view OF the public H.
| tere,t ia the movement of silver II Is
| deemed important that the quantities
| Of the imports and exports OF silver
| bullion should be known. You are there
| fore instructed 10 require persons import
! inc and exporting silver bullion 10 exhibit
on the import entries and export maniiests
| thereof. commencing with May !, ls52, inc
quantity OF silver bullion IN ounces me
4 as W-ll as TIE NAlAH ALElthAf anu ~ iitNtNA'
tins information IN your returns OF IN
port, and exports OF silver bullion rem
dered to the Bureau OF Statistics OF this
Department.
The IT. Augustine Fla.) Board o.
Health has investigated during the week
the condition OF the CordOya Hotel rela
tive 20 published rumOrs Of the preya
| leuce of typhOll-foyer therein; also The
ALLEGED cases OF fever in the city. They
found that the Cordoya Is entirely free
from causes liable to create feyer. st
Augustine has not had verified case o
typhMd-teyer. II Is asserted. IN years
Standardization Porter also endea
yored u locate the origin of the rumor o.
the prevalence of alleged Cuban fever
published IN the New York sun of recon
date, but found no preteXt for 1t. lie Is
| after his examination, convinced that there
j. not the slightest senbiance of typhoid
fever III st. Augustine. The same repor
also applies 10 Florida generally.