Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-07
rInshns frnm the NYIres.

! Flashes from the Wires.
Tho bu n raise tho French Legation in Wash
/ ington TO an Embassy was passed. yesterday
The Omaha Rubber Company, Omaha, Neb.,
/ failed "Wednesday. Liabilities, S2JO,OOOi as
| sets possibly $4,000.
| The creatnew Mormon Temple NJ SfN Lake
! City was dedicated yesterday In tho presence oi
/ n throng OF believers.
! The insurance companies cancelled all poll
! Clos on property nj Autiers. l. T., Wednesday on
account Of threats TO burn tho town.
! Tho Arkansas Senate passed a bill "Wednesday
| confcrrnc on tho women OF Arkansas the rlghL
/ Of suffrage, and making them eligible TO men,
| bership on school boards
! The Nebrasxa Legislature. In Joint convention
Yesterday adopted by vote Of 93 10 articles
! of impeachtnent 0gainst John J.. Hill, oK-IreG-
( surcr OF the state OF Nebraska.
After fierce parliamentary struggle the III
! nois State Senate yesterday passed n womaa-
suffrage bill extending the elective franchise 10
women in certain municipal and township oiec-
| tions
william Ronscheim 6 Co., clothiers, 20 8es.
| Pearl street. Cincinnati. have assigned TO Jacob
| Schroeder Assets, 100000; liabilities. @sO,glO
20 100000. Assets al exhausted by prefer
onces.
The report OF tho examiner in charge Of the
Commercial National Bans, Nashville, Tenn,
| indicates that 10 will require an assessineut OF
| about so per cont. on tho stockholders To pay OH
the banks Indebtedness.
The Secretary Of the Navy has decided upou
the official programme Of tho review OF tne
| United states and foreign ships Of war. which ny
| ac. OF Congress will take place IN New YORK
| harbOr on the 18th, ana publishes same.
Confederate Memorial-Day was celebrated at
| New Orleans yesterday with even more ccre-
| mOny than usual, the occasion being also the
! anniversary Of the battle of shiloh. Hon.
Charles +. Fenner was tho orator OF the day.
II 4 n
| Shepard and her children Lett New J ork yestcr-
| day for Asheyille, y. G.. where they will remain
| for n month or more as the guests ot George W.
| Vanderbilt. al his beautiful mountain home.
The White-etar Limo has et last officially re-
cOgntzpI tho loss OF the freight steamer NRTOuic.
| The officials Of the line have Just issued the new
passenger list for the season, and in the iist OF
| the company's boats the NGronc is, not in-
| cluded.
! The Interstate Commerce Commission Was n
! Atlanta yesterday and heard tcf.imony ~ b 2
| case oi thc southern Paint ana dlHss Company
| against tho Louisville and Nashville md other
4 roads on the com mplalnt that Atlanta had Leen
! Disseminated against ia rates on glass.
The fishing schooner Laughing Water arrived
/ at the Delaware Break8ater last evening having
/ on hOird twelve men. survivors OF the nshiDg
! schooner Gonesta, o( Gloucester, Mass, which
! causiZed yesterday morning IN aquau Of wind
| thirty miles on Bacncgat Six men were
| drowned.
! +. l. Vasquez, Consul-General from Santo Do
miugo 20 the nitcd states NJ New YORK, makes
! an Official denial OF the reports lately printed
/ throughout this country IN regard 10 The action
! ~ Heurcux. President ot the republic OF San'o
J Domingo, towards the French bank located at
! Lis capital
! Frank X. Ward, once prominent dairyman
| IN Washington city was run over and Killed by
| an olectrc-car in Washington last night. lie
/ became notorious several years ago through Kill
I ing n young Hebrew named Max Adler. He
yrua led
gone down hill ever sinc0.
! Charles Hero!d. n widowor II years oil, ran
| about the tenement No. II stanton street. New
| York, with two bis reyolyors yesterday morning.
! lie triei 10 shoot the housekeeper, Mr.. Louise
| Roth, bat tho pistols would not 60 on, and then
/ the old man went o. his own room In the same
| house and shot hipselt dead, using both r.
| yOlyers
At meeting Of the bondholders Of rho Sayan-
| nah md Western railroad in NeW York yester-
day steps were taken toward permanent or
| ClnlatOn by the appointment Of committee
| TO represent the interests OF f!ch Of the tond-
noli0rs a. are dissatisfied 9Th the HOlilns
| plan for the reOrganization Of tho Georgia Cel-
! tral system, which includes the Savannah and
/ Western.
A good deal Of anxiety is felt concerning tho
| Thingvalla Line steamer Hekia, which sailed
| from Copenhagen March OH and was last
| spoken by In Normandle OF the Newfoundland
! banks March 27th. She was due 10 arrive AT
| New YorS port on that date She has eighty
| six cabin ana Oh steerage passengers aboard,
! with nearly everything intended for exhibition
! by the people OF Denmark at tho Worlds Far.
! The Federal Senate Yesterday adopted resolu-
| tione offered by Mr.. GoIman electing william
| r. Cox, OF North Carolina Secretary; Richard
! j. Brlght, " Indiana, sergeant alarms and
| Doorkeeper, anj william II. Milburn. ID. D., OF
| Illinois, Chaplain. their terms Of Once 70 begin
on the first day Oi tho meeting OF the Fiity-lhird
| Congress, whether In extraordinary or regular
| session, the incumbents mean time to hold their
| positions.
The galleries Of the British House Of Com
mons were full, but the House Itself was not
| crowded, when hr Gladstone arose a. 4:4o !.
| NJ. yesterday 10 move the second reading OF the
! bin % establish home rule In Ireland. Mr. Glad
| stone said that the government had no lnten-
! ton Of amending the bill as presented except IN
! some minor particulars, and be proceeded with
n statement OF tho rise and the causes OF tho
! demand Tor Irish nome rule.
George II. Henry, George Delaney, Henry De-
| lanoy, and Frank Holt are under arrest at Nor
! canneld. Ky, for the Oliver murder. They claim
! their innocence, but are positively identified Dy
| Mrs. OiVcr, who caused ile warrants 20 DO T.
| sued. The mon al belong 10 prominent families
| and ii any Gitempt Ot iynchine IS maie tnc
| country viii run red with blood. Each man Is
under bo1y-guari. The lynchng talk is SUB
siding OWING 70 tho absence OF proof other than
| Mrs. DIVERS Identification. Taylor Ohyef Is not
ye, dead, but the end Is not lar OF.
Andy Bowen. Of New Orleans, and Jack Burke,
| OF Toxas, fought last night at New Orleans tor
the hEht-wclsht championship OF the South and
| n purse Of 1900, Of which $500 went 10 the
| loser, before .he largest audience ever assem-
| bled In the arena Of tho famous olympic CLUB.
| Both men, VINO fought at 1873 pounds. were ia
| perfect condition. The betting was slightly IN
! favor OF Bowen. Tho fight began at $3.50 lns.
| nicht, and at 2:lO o'clock this morning tho men
| bad fought forty-nve rounds and were both able
| 80 continue, there being no prospeci then OF
| speedy termination Of the battle.
Lieutenant W. Kilburn, Of the Newark. which
| is at the Norfolk nayy-yard was In Norfolk yes-
] terday, and when questioned as 10 the truth ot
| an article which appeared Ia the NeW YORK
TiDtes OF Auril 30 entitled " SnuD TO an Ame-
rican Admiral" said It was grossly IN error:
that no indignity slight had been offered -
the commauder-in-chief OF the United states
| shipf-Ot-war at Havana, bat that on the con-
| trarY the most hOspitable courtesy and greatest
! consideration were shown y the Amcrissn At-
mral and other officers by the Captaiu-Gonerat
! OF Cuba, the spanish Admiral, and all other
| officials with whom no came IN contact.
A report Of the committee appointed TO devise
| plan tor uniform interstate Inspection IN case
| OF a cholera epidemic was made at last nights
| meeting OF the National Conference OF State
| boards o. Health I'm New York. aud was finally
| adopted after being somewhat amended. lhe
| system OF roles adopted provides mat m
case OF an epidemic OF cholera no injected
| persons ehau De allowed 10 leave on trains.
| During such period OF infection u Is also
| provided that q medical inspector shail leave
si.h each outgoing trair. lt sholl be his duty 10
| look alter The sanitary condition OF tho train,
sec 70 the dislnfectton thereof and 10 the dlsin-
lection OF baggage, &C., and in case OF any
| symptoms OF the disease being developed en-
r0'e % provide Tor the isolation OF tho suspects
| IN a single car Similar rules arc to be Iormu-
lated covering lake, river aud other means OF
| transportation. An amendment was added 10
The resolution requiring railroad companies 70
| provide systems OF dislnfsctng trains tha, Will
be satisfactory 70 tho State Board OF HeaiIh
l IN