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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
cueNs REVOLUTION BEGUN.
Formidable Uprisings Reported Through
out the Island.

HAVANA, Nav Cuba is again III the
thrOes OF a revolution. A genera uprising
has taken place throughout the eastern
portion OF the island.
The movement, which has been kept
from the public by the authorities, was
started near Holquin on the 2ith instant;
when two brothers named Sertorio raised
the war-crv aud, with twenty followers,
marched ont of little town named PlrVi"'
being reinforced on the following day by
eighty men from the town of Nelasco.
They continued IN the direction OF Muias'
near the north coast, where they were
strongly reinforced and where they eA-
pect TO meet the expeditions from 'ne
United States.
The Sertouo brothers are young men OF
good family, born in Gibara. Their tather
Is a retired captain Of the Spanish army;
man of wealth, and highly respected. Inc
two boys, however, have been prominent
ly identified with revolutionary move
ments and were under Spanish surycllIance
for several months n,
Reports of uprisings throughout the DIS
tricts Of Manzanillos, Holquin, Guanta-
namo. and Iunos are being received.
The Captain General called council OF
war on the night OF the 9th instant. and
Saturday issued an order declaring the
Province of Santiago de Cuba IN state OF
SIEGE. and orders have been issued dejach-
ing troops ut every available point, which
are being sent eastward to check the up
rising, now becoming general. apparently
in keeping with the previous arrange
ments of leaders throughout Havana, Ma
tanzas, and the neighboring cities.
Regular troops are marching through
the streets and drilling constantly mere.
The militia is being pressed into service
and extra guards are placed on all pubic
buildings.
The steamer VillGverde, which was not
10 hive sailed for several days, was dis
patched Saturday with battalion oil the
Zaragoza Regiment for Nuevitas.
A company Of guerrillas who have Deen
following bandits in this vicinity has been
ordered 10 Manzannillo. and the cutter
Magellanes will sail from Santiago do cuba
for Gibara, on the north coast, where sne
will remain 20 intercept the LANDING OF
filibusterinR expeditions.
The situation Is considered serious Dy
the authorities and the press. and oil the
available force OF the government ~ being
concentrated In the Nuelta Ariba DISTRICT.
AT meeting this evening the CABINET
approyed O resolution authorizing the
Governor of Cuba To draw upon the royal
treasury for any amount required Tor mill
tary supplies. War-ships and troops are
held ready 20 DO sent 10 Cuba Of mo-
ment's notice.
the Madrid newspapers blame the gov
arnment for not having needed the warn
;ngs OF the Spanish consuis and agents
IN Central American States, who have re-
rortod repeatedly for months that tho
Cuban exiles we're making preparations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

to start n revolt on the island. They de-
mand unanimously that vigorous repres-
sive measures be adopted and that SAN
tiago de Cuba be placed under martial law.
THE nxBIL LEADERS.
HAVANA. MAY The leaders of the re-
bellion In Eastern Cuba are the brothers
Manuel and Ricardo Sertorio.' A consider,
able military force has been embarked
here for Holeuin. and more troops
will be sent before Thursday. Inc
rebels are believed to be neither
so numerous nor 30 boiiigeren. "a,
was at FIRST reported. The governments
IA confident they will be dispersed speedily
and their agitation will be suppressed
Tho Executive Committee of the Autono-
mist party has passed resolutions con-
dempfng. the rebels and offering the au-
thorities the party's moral support.
Ii ia reported tonight that two OF the
most active rebels have already surren-
dered.
stir IN NEW YORK.
Nrw York. Nav THE uprising in Cnoe
has greatly stirred up Curans IN tins cl'y.
Enrique Trhjilio, editor OF ~ Porrenir' u, u
Cuban revolutionary paper published III
this city, said tonight: We shall say 20
morrow that We have received connrina-
tory news of the beginning OF revolt
tionarv movement in Holguin and Tunas,
both IN the eastern part OF the island. Inc
Cubans have been preparing for Te'oi"-
tion for the last three or four years-"
BENJAMIN Guerra, general treasurer OF
the Revolutionary party said: ms
seems TO be the beginning Of our revolt
ton, although have not received any pri-
vate dispatches advising roe Of an out
break. think the revolution will spread
all over the island"
AFTHR TIE REyoLUuoSIsTs.
MADRID. May lit ia officially M
nounced that three columns OF troops are
pursuing the Cuban rebels between san
Augustine aud Las Iunss. and that two
Spanish gun-boats will cruise along the
coast.
The Creole societies have visited the
Cuban Governor and have assured him OF
thor fidelity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
THE MISSISSIPPI UP.
All Previous Floods to Bs Exceeded IN
the Matter of Ruin.

Sr. LOUIS, No. May 1.-The Mississippi
river Is again Oh the rampage, and before
the apex Of the flood Ia reached It viii
eclipse all previous floods in height, rum,
and devastation. The gauge ut this city
now marks thirty feet. or within
twelve inches of the danger line, and the
water Is rising at the rate Of one inch per
hour. Reports received from polntsaboye
here state that the tributaries are rising
fast and pouring torrents of water INTO
the Mississippi. This volume Will reach
here in two or three days, and then the
food scenes of previous years will be re-
enacted. The railroads have taken proht
from experience and will probably not
suffer from the hood. The rainfall during
the month of April has exceeded that OF
any month for twenty years.
Down-the-river reports show tremon-
dous rainfall and swollen rivers. Mem
phis. Nicksburg. and Natchez viii suffer
greatly from the foods.
The Mississippi dock warehouse at the
south side of the Eads bridge IN East ST.
Louis was undermined and wrecked by
high water tins afternoon. A workman
named Cicero Pate was drowned, and two
others are missing. The damage TO mer-
chandise will reach $4,000. A break IL re-
ported in the Cahokia leyee by which a
number OF farms On the American bottoms
were flooded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
DISPUTE, FlsrIcueF, COURT.
Mammoth Lumber Plant at Tiiicy Nearly
Compieted--Personai Notes.

OompteteO-FersOnat Notes.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, N c., MAY There
was some excitement in the MAYORS Court
this morning over:a case which came up
ia consequence OF, a fight in town yester
day between Ed. Shields, man named
Whitehurst. and three Ausborne brothers.
The disturbance arose from discussion
or dispute about debt that one of the
Ausbornes owed Shields. A regular 6sti-
cuff grew out Of the dispute aud the CON-
batants were this morning before the
Mayor. The case was continued unit.
Tuesday the 9th.
There was good rain here last night
and crops arc coming up and farmers are
very hopeful.
The new mammoth lumber plant at Til
lev IS now about complete. and the output
Is very great. IL is the finest and best
equipped plant in all tins region. The
North Carolina Lumber Company owns
the plant and the town. and they will soon
erect "A large number of dwellings there
and tho population Of tho town will TO
greatly Increased.
Rev. r. T. Vann and Mr.. NJ. Biggs went
TO Eagles Friday 10 attend meeting OF
the Baptist Roanoke Union.
Miss Hicks. of Bristol, Tenn. is hero
visiting Miss Cathariue Mccormick.
Miss Annie Hufham, of Tarboro'. is here
on visit.
Rev. L. NJ. DAVIS preached in tho MethO-
dist church hero yesterday.
Editor T.. Il. billiard. of the Democrat,
has returned from Newberne, where be
attended the Press Convention, aud re-
ports very harmonious and prosperous
convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
CAROLINA RAILWAY TAXES.
Compromise Proposition from Receiver
Chamberlain Rejected.

CoLUMr1A. S. c.. May 1.-Receiver CHAM
berlain. Of the South Carolina railroad.
has made a proposition TO the State au-
road taxes To arbitration to avoid further
expense Oh the part of the State and the
railroads. Governor Tillman rejects the
proposition and says the State will collect
the taxes sooner or lator and that the adj
ministratiou intends TO fight 10 the end.
1t is believed that the roads will finally
have 10 acquiesce. All Oh the roads N the
State have given up except the Richmond
and Danyille and the south Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
NEW YORK PRESS CLUB.
ITS Fair In the Metropolis Opened by 'e-
ragun In Chicago.

Nrw York. Mey The Duke OF Vera
qua. through the long-dlstance telephone
from Chicago. opened the Press-CluD
Fair at the Grand Central Palace,
in this city. this evening. II was .
O'clock. New York time. when the
voice Of the descendant Of Columbus
reached this city. A buger. with blast
on his horn. drew the attention OF the
crowd and Charles O'Connor Hennessy.
general director Of the fair. made a short
address and introduced John w. Keller
president of the club, who, IN afew words;
thanked the people OF New York ana
BROOKLYN, who had generously contributed
10 the success of the far.
lie then said that special committee OF
the Press Club. composed of Mir. William
Bern. of the Brooklyn Standard Union, and
Mr.. NJ. II. de Young. OF the San Francisco
CLronicle. in charge of the Chicago cere-
monies. had escorted tle Duke and his
staff TO the office Of the Long-Dis-
lance Telephone Company, IN Chicago,
where the Duke, speaking ut Chicago;
was heard to say: From thousand
miles away | hereby declare by word OF
mouth. the great fair Of the New YORK
Press Club formally opened. and wish IL
every success Christopher Columbus.
Duke OF Neragua.' Mr.. Keller then de-
clared the fair open.
There was o large attendance, ana org
success is predicted. The fair ~ for the
benefit Of the building aud charity fund
of the press club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

NEW York, May 1.-The day was one Of great
depression and considerable excitement al the
stock Exchange. A bearish feeling ives very
pronounced az tho start and found expression IN
repeated raids on the leading shares a. tho
morning wore along. The drop In prices. which
was quite severe especially In the Industrial
group, was due 10 various causes, prominent
among them being the sudden and altogether
unexpected announcement that tho National
CorssRe directors had on saturday decided upon
an issue OF s2,OOO,0O0 additional preferred
stock. This stock will oo offered 10 the share-
holders at par, and whatever auount the latter
refuse 70 take will be absorbed by syndicate
which has underwrit,en the whole Issue at par;
but this did not prevent the common stock
breaking u points TO 40Iz. and the preferred
from selling down AZ TO 1884,
BAD NEWS PRoN ABROAD.
The failure ~ the Bank Of Australasia and
the suspension OF an important house In Liver
pool we're said 20 have unsettled the London
market and hence thu posted rates Of sterling
exchange here were raised 20 4sBt4a4seyI AZ
the same timo tho rates for money Jumped from
% l0Al2 per cent. all OF which had de-
mOraliEing effect upon the traders. whose ac-
counts were thiply margined. Outside OF tho
Cordege stocks, American sugar declined 31s;
American Tobacco. 3: Baltimore and Ohio,
3; do. beneficiary certificates, 3li; Chi
CAgO, Burlington, ana quincy, "a NhlcagO Vas,
~ Northwestern, ia: ST. Paul, 2h; Rock
Island, ~: Colorado Fuel, >; Hooking Valley,
ga: Consolidated Gas. "a; Lackawanna. ia;
Denver and Hio Granle preferred. lla: Eyaas-
vile and Terre nauie. Az; Emit aud Pere
Marquette. - General Electric, AS; Illinois
Central. 2is; Manhattan, &c; Michigan, 2;
Missouri Pacific, as Mobile and ohio, 2h:
National Starch. ~, New Jersey Central, "a;
New YORK Central. rs; New YORK and susqne-
hanna preferred, 3; Rrie preferred, D: Puts
burg Iron and Chicago and At. Louis preferred,
Richmond Terminal preferrel, 3 Omaha.
=; United States Rubber, 2ls, and Western
Union, 3.
AN IMPROVEMENT.
After o'clock money easei up and the UNDER
tone Of speculation improved. An advance Of
ISto 23t per cent. eusued under the leadership Of
tho Industrials and tho excitement, which ran
high whom the depression was at its height,
abated materially. The market closed steady
In tone. with the ralyin prices well maintained
Sales-Listed stocks 100000 shares; unlisted,
10000. Suo-Treasury bainnces-Coin, eOO,-
100000; currency, slJ,IiJ, 200.
MONEY AND exchanges.
Money on call irregular, ranging from l9a3
per cent, last loan nj 4. and closing orered at
1 prime mercantile paper. 6I&aS per cent
sterling exchange trm; posted rates, s4.S61ea
S4.S9lS: commercial bills, s+.S5as4.SSIe,
Government bonds steady state bonds dull;
railroad bonds weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

lock, high priest, met Inst night and con;
ferred the Royal Arch degree in good
style.
The Ark Mariners will have large class
of candidates ut their regular monthly
meeting next Monday night.
The Earl of Euston, Grand Master OF the
Allied Masonic degrees Of England and
the dependencies Of the British Grown, has
requested the Rev. Hartley Carmichael 10
act as his deputy for Canada and establish
such bodies there during the coming sum-
mer as he sees &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
BAD RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Il $3.50 Nugget OF Gold Picked Up on the
lloyd Mine Property-PersonaI.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
HENDERSON. n. c.. Nav 1.-The runaway
here Saturday Of pair of horses belong
ing to George Rcavis (colored) came near
resulting in the death of his son, who was
driving, and of Mr.. W. Il. Stone. The
colored boy had his arm broken and collar
bone dislocatcd, while Dir. stone was run
over and knocked senselcss. They are
both reported a. doing we'll this morning.
A cOiored man working on the Boyd
gold-mine property sent Or. Boyd mug
get Of virgin gold few days ago picked
out Of the DIRT, the value Of which is $3.50.
Mr.. j. s. Burwcll u back from Washing
ton city.
George VI. Newell editor Of the Hender-
son HTaH, went 10 Raleigh TO-DAY.
Mr.. ID. G.. Cooper returned from New
York, where he Witnessed the marine dis
play and attended the naval ball. Since
returning he has entertained his less for
tunuto friends with very pleasing descrip-
tious of both. A. "a soVr0lT of the occa-
SION he brought home his most elegantly
embossed ana berbboned ball ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Funeral Party Run Into-One Lady Killed
Three Seriously Injured.

TotEDo, O.. Nav AT the Monroe,
street crossing OF the Lake Shore raiirOad
a passenger express train ran into aiuneral
party late this afternoon. Mrs. NJ. D. Bork
was killed and Mrs. A. Fnedlander, Mrs
Matthew Bartlett, and Mrs. George /. Fish
were seriously injured. It's thought Mrs.
Fricdander will not live till morning. The
ladies were members OF lodge OF Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah. who had been attending
the obseques of a sister member. Return
ing home they boarded an electrician and
at the Monroe-street crossing. fearing n
collision between the approaching tram
and the ear. they Jumped of AMI while
doing SO were struck by the train. The
street-car barely escaped demolition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

Barringer. was elected Mayor TO-DAY at the
municipal election by n vote Of 613 TO 234
for Mr.. X. A. foard. There was only ono
set OF candidates for aldermen. The cleo
ton went of very quietly and very light
vote was polloi.
Rowland Mayor Of Henderson.
HENDERSON, N. O.. May AT the NUM-
c'pal election here today w. w. Rowland
WAS elected Mayor by majority Of q over
Captain J. b. White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
FUTURE TESTS.

Whilst in New York Mr.. Leonard made
arrangements 20 furnish all the powoer
Tenuired for testing the wonderful brown
segmental tube wire cannon, 5-inch CALI
bre. This Will enable him TO obtain still
better results, for as the segmental wire
gun will stand enormous pressure, much
larger charge of Leonard's powder can be
used than IN any ordinary gun, and conse-
quently an uuheard-of velocity can be OBJ
tanned At Sandy Hook greater Veiocity
and Lower pressure were obtained from 20
ouncos of Leouard's powder than from 81
pounds Of black powder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
CarolIna's Liquor Law.

COLUMBIA. s. C., MAY 1.-The Chester
liquor case. involving the validity of the
dispensary act. came up IN the Supreme
Court this morning. A question of fact
having arisen. the Court appointed 4. :.
M0orman 70 take testimony. The testi-
mony showed that the bill had been regu-
larly and legally passed. and Major Hamll-
ton. attorney for the liquor.men. receded
from his position that the bill was illegal.
He will fight the bill on constitutional
grounds. IL seems certain that the dis
pensary law will 70 into operation July
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Pichett-Camp Meeting.

There was an unusually large number Of
the veterans at tho Pickett-Camp meeting
last night. Among them were Grand
Commander Brander and Commander Pol
lard. of Lee Camp.
The invitation Of the Ladies' Memorial
Association to the memorial exercises to-
morrow night was accepted. The camp
will attend III q body.
Several new members were admitted.
The camp also accepted the invitation OK
Lee Camp 70 participate with II in tho
Davis reinterment ceremonies, the Pickett
veterans being accorded equal privileges
with those of Lee Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Gerninu ARMY Bill.

BERLIN. MAY 1.-The Ler'iRer Tdgf''d'
announces that negotiations between
Chancellor Won Caprivi and the Progresslst
members Of the centre regarding clerical
support for the army bill have ended.
Won Herningon Huenin will, it Is under
stood. propose a motion TO reduce tho gov
eminent demand to $4,000 men for the first
wear. and the government Will not object
10 tins motion. The TdqebldH states that a
majority Is thereby assured for the mea-
sure as amended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
ANOTHER ITALIAN wAR-sHIP.
The Dogali Arrives in the North River
New NoriI.

New York. May 1.-The Italian man Of
war Dogali. from S. Thomas April sth,
arrived here this afternoon and joined the
other vessels from that country IN
the North river. She passed up
shortly after O'Clock at slow
speed, her appearance being saluted by
all the rivor- craft with shrleks from their
whistles. Tho fagshlps of various na-
tioualities. beginning with the Brazilian
ships off the foot of west Twenty-third
street, saluted her with the official salute.
after which she ran up the Stars and
Stripes and twenty-one guns were fired IN
her honor. The new arrival then returned
the sa ute by dipping her colOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
Points from Parliament.

IoyDoS. Nav In the House of Com
mons TO-DAY Mr.. Gladstone announced
that on account of the pressure of other
business the meeting OF the House as
committee of the whole on the Irish home
rule bill would be postponed until Mon
dag.
Sir Charles Dixie offered a motion to the
effect that the time was opportune TO
cease military intervention in Egypt.
After a long debate Mr.. Dukes motion was
lost without q division.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
WHAT THE MAsoNS ARE DOING.
Henrico Union, No. $50. to lay the Cor
ner-Stone-Diauy Meetings.

Henrico Union Lodge. No. 100. held it's
regular monthly meeting in its hall. on
Twenty-ffth street, last night. Right
Worshlpful William Ryan, District Depu.
ty Grand Master, paid an Official visit aud
was received with the usual honors. The
lodge accepted the invitation of Rev.
George II. Raw. pastor OF lnlon-Station
Methodist church, corner Twenty-fourth
and n streets. to lay the cornerstone of the
new building. A committee OF five was
appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments. The late for the cornerstone lay
ing has not yet been fixed. but the cere-
mony.will probably take place some time IN
June.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10. meets tonight
at the Temple.
Temple ROYAL Arch Chapter. P. Whit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
EaiInre in Wilmington.

~ t0IeETHVn 10 INC UIspNTCu,I
WnM1NGroN. y. c., May Id. +. Mitch
ell a. Son, an old and well-knOwn nrm.
dealing IN grain and the milling business.
to-day made an assignment to DR.. 4. NJ.
Baldwin. With the exception of large
debt secured by mortgage due the First
National Bank. now in the hands Of a re-
ceivor. the firms Indebtedness will not ex-
coed $4,000 No statement OF assets has
bepn u,ala
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
THE FUNERAL TRAIN.
.oosNesmgNTS AT RALEIGH. FOR
e'" 1He DAVIS REMAINS.
. STATE Two Hours and Proceed to
u,chmood-GrSat Increase OF tho Por-
..of Fertiiizers-Costo OF Troopa
-..,,o,,rrnm . thc pisnatch.l

r..r,ou y. O., May i.-Governor Carr
ms NE today that the body OF Hon.
,,s'r.,p DAVIS viii be here on the Soth in
ne today received notice from
.-,y ii Green, OF the Richmond and
...... railway. that the schedule had
,,fancrd. The body will arrive
moo, that day, and will Ito in state
... rtunia Of the Capitol for two
.' ami VIII De takou 10 Richmond on
,....h Will leave here at 2 p. NJ. A
..., persons will be here. and
i.44c.r was to-day called IN confer
,... tAc Governor regarding the ar
.........fS.
MAYOR FiLYsOS NOTIFIED.
r.. "a .,cruor to-day also toegraphed
e.. D.. v-nu regarding tho fact that tho
....u will come mere, aud informed
North Carolina would cooperate
..l accordance with his plans.
Governor has kilograms from
,.... 90 urWng that thirty-minute
..lt there. He replies that he
... us can 20 secure such stop.
.. vll De- a. Greensboro twice.
crfAr INCREASE.
n...r' ncnt q Agriculture makes n
.......t today regarding the great In
... .r. ..ec Of commercial fertilizers
.g stating that the use is on poor
u.... tbc best land is being every
pasted IA corn. which will be a
uurtrmas;er-Gcneral states that
..... .i theusc OF troops IN tho James
a. .a...I DIS $500.
3D. Wrarn. 81 Charlotte, was to-day
...l ur the Governor "A member OF
~... BnlrI of Pharmacy. 10 serve for
- ...--.
AUDITOR MARTIN.
On rv the president Of the Seaboard
t...... Mr. H. G. Hoffman. issued the
,. DrIcr: mir. j. b. Martin ~
.. .ppllJei genera. auditor of the
..-t fY-Llue system. 10 take effect
I-A He VII assume direction
.fr,. g the accounting department,
.-.I .--,u-cr and freight, with Office at
..-.. ItI. Va, az which place he Will
dressed on and after Nav 9th
NIfier. general manager of the
80 AIRLINE. tells me that his Office
On. moved from here 10 Ports
ua,l September. Tie Will continue
-.-lIr here. The shops will remain
I.-. D.a Auditor Martin will take
... lu to Portsmouth the ticket-ac-
.tt. .al car-aCcuuntant' e forces
Governor today appointed /. :.
>-. ., franklin county. a state d.
g ta- North Carolina railway, -
". H. Pace. of Wake, who died
...t".t
TYR SCHEDULE.
N.,' SUNDAY the fast trains on the Sea-
-. AIRLINE between Atlanta and Wash
.'tr Richmond Will De pat on. Trans
... ..,r Atlanta T.. NJ, Raleigh Gao 4.
. o.. Boa $50 a. NJ. arrive Richmond
l. a. end reach Washington 3.4j J..
Trans Nul leave Nnshiug,o on al 1851
.. N.. I.l.lmoul at 1925 Z. NJ. Raleigh $40
.1l arrive at Atlanta at a. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02

Henry Johnston. Hester Beazley. and
Mary White (all colored) were arrested
last night on warrant charging them
with breaking and entering the house OF
Mary and Alice Crawley and stealing lot
OF clothing valued at f25. They will have
a hearing before Justice Crutchheld this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-02
snntch Iahnr Difficulty.

IoxDoN, May IA great labor struggle
at Dundee began to-day. The great mill;
owners at that place recently notlned
their operatives that reduction wonld
lie made in their wages, the mill hands re-
fusing to accept the terms OF the masters.
To-day 10000 operatives went out on
strike. Several mills have been compelled
to close in consequence.