Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-20


and dwellings we're completely demolished, but
fortunately no enc vas Killed
JACKSONVILLE. ILA--A Tallahassee special
says that Samuel tmco WIS elected jntei
States senator - succeed himself, receiving 20
out OF the 100 votes IN JOINT session OF the Legs-
iaturc. There were turee absentces ana two
Third-party men dli not vote.
WAsHISGrON. D. C.-Secret9ry Herbert viii
start Tor Hampton Roads Friday u his heath
viii permit. lie will 20 from here 20 Annapolis,
where he will board the Dolphin ana sat1 for the
roads. lie Will be accompanied by hls daughter
and hts naval aId, Ensign Woods.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Among tho callers NJ the
Department OF state was Mr. James B. Eustis,
Amnas.a tor 90 france. who received ms cree
dentinls and 1aal Instructions and with his son,
the second secretary Of tho Legation AZ Paris,
Will sail from New York Saturday.
ArtANrA. GA.-Nirhael Murphy, seyenty.nve
year u axe, r'mmtt~t surfe hy t'ro"ing
himself into a 4O.fOot we'll For twenty years Ia
was "a machini-t on the Western ana Atlantic
railroad. Losing hts lOsif o. recently, no grew
des esp0nient, and resolved 10 ond his life.
COLUMBIA, :. ca sensation was sprung In
tho light against The dispensarv nil whcn MAjor
Hamilton, counsel Tor thH Chester dealers, hlet
his answer io the Cry Gouucits answer. 10
charges the Spcnkcr of the House % Represcn-
tatlyes with alterrg tho bill after 1t had been
passed by the House.
NASHVILLE. >N.-Adntaut-GencraI Fire re-
ceiVcd q telegram from Tracy tity saying ihe
miners were threatening % release the conyicis.
4 later telegram denied the truth of the story,
but 70 be prepared fer any emergency General
Fiie ordered tho Nashville II i'itia companies
% be prepared 10 move at an hours notice.
BRUSSELS. BrICluM.-The votes IN tho Cham
Der Of Deputies reversing the former action OF
that body and granting universal suffrage, prac-
ticay ~ demanded by the Vorkingmen. has
completely allayed the agitation among the iu-
dustriai population, and no further trouble IL
apprchended.
II. PETERSBURG. RUsTA-The official caolcra
statistics inst issued show that from March l3th
% March 21th there were $50 new cases and l2O
deaths IN tho Government Of POdolia. and from
March 2fth 10 April 18th ll3 new cases AMI 30
deaths iu the Government OF | "a. Elsewhere IN
the empire IL new cases and deaths are re-
portci
WASHINGTON. D. Csc rotary Carlisle states
that he has 81, l,l1G,OOO in free goldin tho United
States Treasury. This was obtained principally
from the West IN exchange tor small notes, Gni
relieves the tension, at lcnst for the pres ont
Secretary Carlisle declines To discuss the pres
cnt situation or The possibilities or probabilities
OF future action.
ATLANTA, GN.-Developments in tho Reiwine
Investigation resulted IN the release on her own
-ecognizan"o OF Mrs. Hammond. the woman 0r-
rested three weeks ago a. on acrompuce A1d
who was believed AZ one time TO have some VI
the miesinG money. There seems % hayo been
40 evidence % show that sae hnd any ot the
money. Redwino was sent for 10y The grand
jury, Dut was too III 10 leave the jail.
PARIS. FRASCE.-It il reported that the Bel
glan deputies wore moved 10 accept tho Nysaen
proposals. by a threat on the part Of King Leo
poi 20 dissolve tho ChamDcr. Both tho Pope
and MIR. GlGistone urged the King 10 take thus
position. AS England ~as party 20 the agree
ment neutralizng Belgium IN 1881, her Ministry
felt warranted in trying 20 .dissuade tho King
from mourning the grave responsibility OF
forcing the people % revolution.
so,fr. Tv.rN Tho ArobfuLa nafnfar e Ana.
tria. arrived here ana dinet at lho Qurina.
A. rumOTs Of plot % assassinate him or King
numDert or the German Emperor are circulated
perssteutly many Austrian and Italian de-
toctlyes are watching tho palace and the Aus
trqn Embassy and tho route between them.
More than 80 Socialists and Anarchists have
been arrested since sunday. All Will DO do
tanned until the rlOse OF the ft'-
WAsuINGToN.-Th investigation into the worx-
inc OF the several reciprOci ity trade arrangements
entered into by the United states with Central
aud south American countrie aud with Spain for
cuba and Porto Rico under the provision, of mo
Mckinley act, which secretary Gresham lnst-
tuted immediately upon assuming the duties Ot
his O0cc. has led, Il ~ reported. % 4 deteruna-
ton by Prosi tent Cleyeanl 10 terminate tho
arrang gements with Brazil and vita spain for
Cuba and Porto N,o.
'IoNpoN. FNG.-The cnief subject o. Interest
n the House Of Commons was the ayoWed de-
fecti0n from the Liberal party SO far as Irish
member Parliament Tor NeWngtOn-M " al worth.
Nr. saunders. who IA looked upon as m ex-
tremi-t, announced that his opposition 70 the
hOmo-rule bill vas uascd on tue requirement Of
"a property qualification for the second chamber
OF the irish Parliament. Ihls he considered q
rotrRrade provision aal contrary 10 the prluc-
piles %; autonomy.
COuWBis :. C.-The Wage Workers League.
composed OF 100 delegates trOm all parts Of the
state met at tho Operu-NOus3 and organized
"a "a 4 Illlu4T.
declaration of principles was amended IN the
matter Of denounring tho non-pcri0rmance Of
promises Dy The state administration. Tho EN-
plCynCnt OF convict labor IN cJmpctltOn with
free llUor WAS dcnouucei. Tho Immigrant
question was encouraged 5y tho adoption 0i q
reso,aton asking tor all 20 COMO 10 sOath Caro-
Inc.
WAsHINGrOH. ID. C.-Iho announcement that
a treaty had been concluded nnd only awaited
Ratification by the senate between the nited
states and Ecuador by which tins country WAS 20
acquire one Ot the Gal.ap9 gOs Islands as 4 naval
cOaiIUg station proves 70 have been entirely
without other foundation Than tho heated imag-
nation ~ cur Minister - Fcua1Or. Mr. MahOney,
this city described the Aforesaid treaty In MI
nutest detail and stated that he had forwarded
same % the State Department.
L0NDON. ENG.-The annual gathering OF tne
COuseryauge organization known as tbe Prlm-
rose League was held IN the COyen t-6arieu
in which he SAID he hoped mat II the House II
Lords should reject the hOmo-rule OIL. Tor the
separation VI Ireland from Great br.ta Il, tue
government would, as II threuteued, not dl--
solve Parliament, but again introduce the Dill.
lie would be only too glad, he added, II the gOY-
erDment should continue ITS futile attempts at
impossible legislation until the tnlOnists coud
impress the truths OF thoquestiOn upon electors.
LOSDos, ESG.-Tne story given out that the
DOWager Duchess or Sutherland had been seu-
a. aiN wp = 81 prfz All HALFWAY
jail for contempt of court aud had been locked
up was universally printed and believed. Ii
transplres, however, thnt the report Is erro-
noOus Her Grace's counsel obtained permission
for her 10 remain at villa m Windsor for the
night with the understanding that she should
surrender 90 the authorities in tbo morning. 10
Is now annOnnced that she was taken suddenly
III at & O'Clock A. NJ, and tho requisite NUMBER
OF physicians certificates are forthcoming 10
keep her out OF Jail Tor tho time being.
LONDON. ESC.-Thc Executive Committee OF
the shipping Federation met az York instead
of London 10 consider the terms Of mpromiso
proposed 10y Mr. Mundella, President of The
Bc ard OF Trade, snd his Associates. Tho COM
mttee agreed upon tho following terms, az
finally amended: The members OF tne
unions arc 20 work together with Tree
lAoorers, employers TO be nc liberty 70 engage
any suitable person, whether union msn or Tree
laborer; fOremen and shipping-clerks 70 sever
their connection Wi,h the Dockers Union on cjn-
dti0n OF beng allowed freedom 20 loin their
own union, aud the Labor Exchange AT HUI TO
remain open, absolute freedom OF contract being
maintained there.
WASHINGTON, ID. C--The President has DIS
proved the findings ot the Examining Board IN
tine case OF Pay-InspectOr John II. stevenson.
United States Navy. Tho bOatd reported in
favor of NJ. SteYensOn's promoiion, buI
the report was referred 20 President Har-
risou with the recommendation OF Se,re-
tsry Tracy that IL be nos approved. oa tho
alleged ground that the officer was morally
unit for promotion. Tho Importance oi we
case arises from tue fact that Mr.. stevenson u
at the head Of hts grade. and that promollous
all along the line were blocked by faitnfe 10 sct
In the matter. President Cievsiands acloh
continues the block 10 promotion of other
oficers In the paY-corps. Further action va me
ease viii rest with secretary hcrhNr', ana the
impression IA that Mr.. Stevenson WI 10 SUD
lected 20 another examination.