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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
AT ANCIENT ANNAPOLIS.
mfddies on Their Mettie Before the Gov
eminent Board of Visitors.
telegraph TO tho Dispatcn.l

Ayy,roLrs. Mr., Nav 30.-The pro-
prnmne for the second day of the Naval
Academy graduating exercises has drawn
an immense crowd to the ancient city.
The rain.siorm which marred the pOmp ot
YESTERDAYS ceremonies has been succeeded
this morning by bcditliully-clear SKY
and warm sunlight. Iarget-practlce. pre-
seutat;on of books from the army and
auxiliary of tho Ladies' AID Society 10 the
graduating class. a battalion Of infantry
dress parade. and the presentation OF
medals for the highest scores III great gun
and snall-arms tarSet-practice are the at
fractions today.
Tho Board of Visitors was organized,
with Senator George GRAY, of Delaware,
president, aud Captain John Wilkes, ~
Charlotte, y. c.. ylce-preSldent. he
other members are Representative John
Is. Robinson, OF PENNSYLVANIA Rev. j. II.
Bryson, Of Iluntsyille. Ala: James !.
Woodward. OF New York: General John
Is. Castlcman. OF Louisville, kv.: Noah
Brooks. Of Newark. y. j.; William j.
Curtis. Of Summit. n. j.. Senator Nathan
G.. Dixon. OF Rhode Island; Eepresonta-
tivca Amos j. Cummings, Of New YORK,
and James G.. BloUnt aud Mr.. c. c. Men
zies, Of ut. Vernon. Ind.
The various standing committees for in
vostigatinC the different departments Of
were appointed. and Noah BROOKS, of New
ark, n. j.. was selected as oratO. OF the
graduating class.
The war-ships Etna and Docali, of the
Observation-Disclosures fleet at Hampton
Roads and New York. are here and will re-
main until the close OF the graduating eX-
orcises. They anchored IN Annapolis
Roads last evening from New York. Their
arrival was announced by the firing of "a
national salute Of twentv-one guns from
the Etna. lhe courtesy was acknowledged
from the academy.
The cadets were drilled before the Board
Of Visitors this morning IN steaf1 lau inches
and boats under sails and oars.
The Italian war-shlp Dogali. with Adj
miral Magnaghi on board. arrived III port
and was salutel by thirteen guns and re-
turned the salute Tho naval cadets after
wa-d gave an exhibition of their skill in
steam-euGincenng and their proficiency III
machine work al the machine-shops.
In the afternoon a sham-battlo was
fought at the government farm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
GOOD TeMpLAR OFFICIALS
A Small hoy Not Inconvenienced by SWAT
lowing nm Eight-Peuny Nail.
LCorre.pondencc OF tho Rchmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nav 30.-Surprise,
Lodge. independent Order OF Tood
Templars, held their regular election OF
officers for the current quarter with the
following result &. Frank wilkins, chlet
templar: Mrs. J. {. Slater, vice-templar :
Philip Dickinson, chaplain; Rev. l.. /.
Warren. past chief templai Mrs. ,. T.;
Pro0asco, secretary; /. G. Davis. financial
secretary Miss Geneva Mullen, treasurer; ;
Miss Helen Sweeney. marshal; Miss lla
Griffin, guard A. i. Cloves. sentinel !;
Mrs. H. II. Servant. deputy marshal, and
George f.. Beale. assistant secretary,
The lizzie 3-year-Old boy of MIR. Elmore
Hundley swallowed an eigbt-penny nail
Yesterday, which he had accidentally got
ten possession of while playing. Dr. Mon
cure was sent for and attempted 70 ex-
tract II. out was unsuccessful. Tho little
fellow Is running about and seems not at
all inconvenience by II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

ABINGDON, Va, May 30.-Ihe case Of tho
Commonwealth against John II. Cox for
the murder of Bourbridge Cunningham
was called III the County Court this morn
iug. This killing occurred IN o fight IN
which three CunnInghams and three Coxes
were engaged IN December last at John
sons school house, thirteen miles from
Abingdon. IL Is stated that there was n
previous grudge on the part of one of the
Coxes against Cunningham who was
killed. Mr. John F.. Burson is assisting
onwealth's-Attornev Hutton, while
Messrs. Conally +. 1rigg. ID. +. Bailey.
and Colonel Summers represent the ac-
cused. -Four witnesses were examined
this morning. Court adjourned at noon
to attend the funeral of Mr.. +. A. Humes.
member of this bar. whose death oc-
CURED Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
WALL PAPERS
The most complete set Of samples and instructions
how 10 paper sent IRE for = cts. 70 pay postage
Nehavs tbs largest and beet selected stock IN the L. n
Il will pay you U samples before purchAsins.
CHAS. u. \. kiLLES. 6ii 6i6 50. Goth ST. Pbila.
lmh AS.
INN 4.7sI
EDUCATIONAL.
SUMMER SCHOOL OLE MEDICINE.

y UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
J.W. MALLETT. MD, FIR. A. II. FUTILE. ". y,
=. Prot. Chem, chm. Prof. Histology.
W. q. CHRISTIAN, ". D., 4. D. DREW. MD, Pm.
Prof. Anatomy. sec. c., Prof. Physiology.
Opens July 9TH. closes september D., 1893.
Has proved Of signal use 10 beginners and 70
graduates preparing for OG1Dluat)D bofOce
state or other medical b0aris. For circular "a.
dress secretary, DR.. ". q. CHRISTIAN, Unlyor-
sity station, Charlottesville, Va.
ap t6-eOd&y2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
ARIFLE THAT do GOOD SERVICE.
Used by n Member of the JefT. Davis ReGi-
ment In ncxico-Tobacconist
o. tho Richmond Dtso.tcl

fCorresponderce 0; tho Richmond Dtsoatch.l
HENDERSON. \. c.. May 30.-Mrs. John
Blacknall, of Oxford. has a Mexican rifle.
which was used effectively by her brother.
Thad. Callahan. ut the battle of Buena
Vista. He was 4 member OF jeff. DavIs's
regiment.
People here nre much gratifed at the
APPOINTMENT of Captain W. II. Kitchen, of
Scotland Neck. as Inspector of Customs
by the administration.
Colonel ". II. 5. Burgwyn will 90 TO
Greensboro on the "a June 10 meet the
other members OF the Executive Commit
tee OF North Carolina Tobacco Association
20 set a time for that body TO visit the
Worlds Fair.
The Circuit Court is engaged in the trial
Of the case of f.. &. Leigh and others
against +. +. Rowland and others. Three
days have been spent in examination of
witnesses and there are more vet.
\ good and much-needed ram fell yes
terQly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
The Monterey's Trial Trip.
lBy lolegrapn 10 the DIspatch. ]

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 30.--1he coast
defence vessel Monterey Is now on her
official trial trip. She left the Mare Island
navg-yard Saturday. but was delayed q
day By fog. The trip Will involve forty
eight hours steaming at different speeds,
and the object is not 10 make speed or
horsepower, but 20 satisfy the naval
officers hat the machinery throughout is IN
perfect order. Under the terms of the con-
tract the builders must remedy any
defects that develop during the first four
months after the acceptance OF the vessel.
After that time the government 10 respon-
slble. Some interest attaches TO the trial
IN view OF statements that are persistently
reiterated to the effect that the boilers are
defective. Notwithstanding the official de-
investigate the charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

fist church here to-day. In the forenoon
the exercises consisted Of music and rec';
tations and the Awarding of diplomas ana
certificates of distinction. At night oc-
Cured the celebration OF the Philalethean
Literary Society. with an address by rev.
w. ]. n. Cox, of Stanton. The saluta tory
was read by Miss Lizzie Ratrie. OF Gull
pepper county, Va; the yaledlctory Dy
A recitation in the morning by Mss Daw-
son. of Albemarle county. aud one az
night by Miss Dodson, OF Indiana. attract
ed special attention. The music was also
of high order and we'll received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
FREDERICK H. BAKER MONUMENT.
Unveiled by the Masonic fraternity at
Pocahontas-2.O 900 People Present.
fSnocial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

GEAnAu. Va. May 3O.-The handsome
monument which has been erected
to the memory Of the late Frede-
rick II. Baker bv the Masonic fra
ternlty Of Pocahontas was unveiled
at that place TO-DAY. The solemn
and impressive ceremony was conducted
by the POcahontas Lodge. The Clinch-
Vale Commandery, No. 70, Of Tazewell,
Va, ard Ivanhoe Commandery, of Bran
we'll, v. Va. acted "a escorts. 1hcre
were some two hundred Masons IN line.
Worshipful- Master W. W. French. Of Poca-
hontas. conducted the services at tho
monument. Judge S. ". Williams deliv-
cred a beautiful and appropriate address
About two thousand people witnessed the
coTnmnuX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

INSPECTION OF THe " NJ. l. CADETS.
Colonel Sanfor Expressed Himself Highly
rioased with tho Discipline.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch. |

LEXINGTON. Va, May 30. Inspector
General Major Sanfor. United States Army.
arrived here this afternoon and made
thorough inspection OF the CORDS OF cadets
and cadet quarters. The cadet battery
under the command Of Colonel John :.
Parke. Cnited States Army. detailed here
as special Instructor. gave al exhibition
drIll and firing with blank cartridges. Tho
quarters were then inspected, followed by
cadets under the command Of Colonel I.
Il. Mushall were then put through the
intricate manGuvres Of the school Of the
battalion. which was followed by drcss
parade Colonel SanfOr expressed himself
rs highly pleased with the discipline aud
fine showing made by the soldier boys OF
tue Vest Point of the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED.
Men. Animals, and Broken Cars Piled
Ip-Six Persons Killed.

Tyrone. PA, May 29.-Ths morning a
special train on the Tyrone and Clarified
railroad, composed of Walter Mains circus
cars. got beyond control of tho trainmen
and came down the mountain with fearful
rapidity. At Vail Station the tram was
wrecked anl animals. men. and broken
cars vera piled up together. Several
tigers and hons made their escape and
only after the greatest exer,ion wero they
recaptured. and then not until one Of the
tigers had killed several domestic animals
in the neighbOrhood. Six men were killed
outright and twelve or fourteen badly
wounded. some of them fatally. The
circus Is a complete wreck. and 1t will
take several DAYS to get the property to-
Cether. The wreck Is one of the worst
that has occurred on tins division and the
worst in the number of hives lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
FIGHTING NEGRO pApsR-FOLoERs.
How They Were Served by Four white
Men Whom They Followed.
Especial telegram to tho Dispstcn.

RALEIGH, \. c., MAY O.-Last night two
negroes, employed IN newspaper Office
here rs folders. followed four wnIte men
with whom they had previously quarreed.
The six mot rear church and fight re-
suited Knives were used and the negroes.
Robert Smith and Charles Sawyer, were
badly cut They lost great deal Of blood.
One Is cut in the back aud abdomen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
COAL AND WOOD.
CTANLEY LIPSCOMB Il Co,
~ EIGHTEENTH AND BROAD STREETA
Phone 23D

We are receiving large consignments OF the
different grades OF COAL AND WOOD. which
We offer TO the public at the loweSt market
price. We AJAX the public 70 give US call aud
We will guarantee quick delivery, clean Coal,
and tho best Oak and Pine Wood that can bo
purchased. Our stock consists Of the following
grades OF Coal aud Wood
ADMINISTRATIVE, Stove, Fgg. and Broken
Spiint-Lump and Halt; flre-creek Lump 7;
Clayton Nut, stove. and Egg; Pocahontas Lump.
Steamboat specially consists OF tho following
grades: Pocahontas, Nuttleburg, kro-Creek,
Quintamont, Cumberland. and other grades.
Wood-oak and Pine; Sawed. Kindlinc, Long.
lmy 12-G, SubW8ml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
A savage Lyncbing.
fHv falagrav.h % ~ lA.nafrh

Las VEGAs, n. NJ. May 3O.-Last night a
mob of ABOUT 1000 Mexicans attacked the
Jail. broke the doors open. and captured
the Indian Ceclllo Lucero, whom they
lynched IN short order. Lucero was be-
lieved to have murdered Beneghio Msrti-
neZ and Julio Martinez on Thursday
night. The murderer tied the feet of the
murdered man and fastened the rope to a
burro and dragged the body around all
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

WANTED, NY FRIENDS h''
w customers - Anow 'fGf
CHEAPEST HAT, AMI Obs l.-N.''
NlsIING GOODS 90 tl" rIfy.
81 ~tuE ~ oars.
corner Eighth and MaIa -ties.-
my 3l-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
To-MoRRow's PROGRAMME.
THE BRIGGS TRIAL.
A Vote on Sustaining the Appeal Probable
This Morning.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May S0.-Dr. Bricrs
Presbyterian General Assembly IN defence
OF the charges made against him. He oc.
cupied the remainder of the morning SEES
slon, gong again over substantially the
same ground argued before the New York
Presbytery. He was heard without inter.
ruption or incident OF moment.
Professor Briggs concluded his argu-
ment, having occupied all but twenty min.
utes OF the seven hours allotted 10 him by
The Judicial Committee. His voice gave
wey under the great and sustained strain
70 which II had been subjected. despite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
The Demurrer Sustained.

ISpcciaI teIeyrnm % Inc Dspntrn.I
ROANOKE. Va. Nav 30.-In the ap plea.
ti0n Of the Exchange Building Company.
of this city, for an injunction TO restrain
the Gas and Water Company from placing
water-meter in their building. Judge
Dupuv. of the Circuit Court, rendered
decision TO-DAY sustaining the demurrer of
the Gas and Water Company aud allowing
tho meter to be put up. The decision Is "a
very important one 10 water-consumerS IN
this clty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
NorD4LY. BUT GuRERr.

LONDON, May 3d. This evening il IS
learned that the released dynamitard IS
not Dalv but James Gilbert. who was SEN
fenced IN 1885 10 penal servItude for life
for having caused dynamite explosions at
the Tower and the houses of Parliament.
HIS removal was managed with great ST.
crecy. He was taken at once to a hospi-
tai. where he will be kept until his health
improves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Tax War Temporarily Ended.


LOUISVILLE, KY. May 30.-1he Mullen
berg county railroad-tax war has been set
tied for the present. Yesterday, at Green
vile, the County Court, after meeting
which was attended by 1000 people, levied
an assessment of 81 on the 300 to pay the
judgment and costs III the case of the
Citizens National Bank of Evansville.
The property seized will be returned aud
the deputy marshals will be withdrawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Increased Deman d Tor the Dispatch.

ISpeciaI telegram 20 tho Dlspatch.I
SrAUNroS. Va. May 30.-Under the new
Chesapeake and OHIO schedule the Dis
PATCH reaches here daily before noon.
lngton and Baltimore papers. which often
heretofore arrived before the DISPATCH.
The news boys say the Borlda and DISPATCH
outsell all rivals here. The new schedule
Will greatly increase the demand for the
DISPATCH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
snNIE EXCITEMENT.

As soon as the members decided 10 pro-
coed with the discussion of clause 3 OF the
hOme-rule bill, NiscOuut Wolmcr, Liberia.
Unionist for West Edinburgh. moved
an amendment tor6lddlng ths Dublin
legislature 10 discuss subjects on which
they were not allowed TO make laws.
Mr.. Gladstone objected 10 the amend
ment. Or what use was It. he asked, 10
insert IN the oil provisions which Parlla-
ment had no means of enforcing!
THIS question brought MIR. Balfour,
leader of the lnIOulsts, to his feet in a
state of considerable excitement. The
Prime Minister'S treatment of the amend
ment was most significant. he sad, and
his question indicated the motive OF the
whole bll. The Primo Minister apparently
meant that no contracts made under the
bill with the Irish legislature were WORTH
less because they could not be enforced.
j such We're the case the whole fabric Of
the bill fell and 10 contracts ought - be
attempted.
Colonel Saundcrson. leader of tho men
OF lister. sad that tho Prime Minister
words had confirmed the truth OF the
| nloulsts' contention that every restrlc-
ton IN the bill was "A sham.
John Kgby. SOllcitOr-General, replied
that the restrictions in the bill would have
validity, since. If the Irish legislature
should exceed their powers. the acts III
question would be worthless.
Eventually Nolmer's amendment was
lost by vote of 2j9 to 23s, and the small
ness Of the governments majority pro-
voked prolonged Unionlst cheers.
MHAGRENEss OF The MAJORITY EXPLAINED.
Tho smalness Of the governments ma
jorlty IN the division on Wolmer's motion
was due 10 the failure Of many Irish menu
hers TO return promptly from their hOl-
DAYS at home and 10 the absence OF several
Liberals. who were attending Lady Aber-
deems reception. The Conservatives, IN
obedience 10 an exceptionally imperative
summons from their whips, were out III
almost full force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
HAY FOR FRANCE.
First Shipment of Its Kind from America
by telegraph to tie Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, Mp. MAY 30.-Gill & Fisher
grain dealers, have exported TO France 100
tons of American bav. 1t is said to be the
first shipment Of American hay to Euro
pean markets. Mr.. Charles ID. Fisher said
the hay was sent out on an order as a
sample OF American feed product to see If
II Will suit the French demand. France
and the United Kingdom suffered a severe
drought last season and the hay crop was
almost total failure. 1t Is SAID that the
present drought III England is without a
precedent since 1913
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
WORLD-fAlR AWARDS.
Declaration to Recede from tho Position
Taken by Mr.. Thacher.
lBy telegraph to tho DisDatch.I

IBy teIegraph % Tho Dispateh.I
CHICAGO, May 3O.-The Executive Com
mittee on Awards has sent communica-
ton 20 tine foreign exhibitors refusing, It
Is understood, to recede from the position
already taken by John Boyd Thacher, and
maintaining that the present system of
awards is the proper one. the latter was
addressed to Mr.. Arthur Loeffer. chairman
of the Foreign Committee. and this may
result in the withdrawal of exhibits from
competition for awards, but 10 displays
will be taken from the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
AsHsVlLLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
sIlss Haskins, OF Boydton. Va. Wins the
Scholarship Medal.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

AsuEyuLE. n. C.. May 3O.-The COM
mencemont of tbs Asheyile Female Col
loge occurred TO-DAY. There were six
graduates-Mlsses Sadie and Anne Scott
and Mamie }. Creitzbcr-. of Asheyllle :;
Electa DAVIS. of kenslngton, Ga. Anna b.
Smith. of RogersvI.le, Tenn, and Anna II.
Haskins, Of BOvdton, Va. The subject OF
Miss lIaskins's essay was, fragments OF
Good Woven Make the Web of Noble
Life" The essay was excellent aud well
delivered Miss Haskins won the scholar
SHIN medal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
The Cadle Murder Trial Begun.

CovISGToN. Va, May so. Judge William
$. Barton. of the Fredericksburg Circuit,
began a special term OF the Circuit Court
OF Allegheny county here to-day for the
TRIAL of Dave Cadle for the murder of
Meadows last October. There Is much in
terest in the trial and the town is full of
Cad!e's friends from West Virginia. A
jury was empanelled and court adjourned
until Tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31


ROANOKE, Va. Nav 30.-Patrick Maher. n
respected citizen. died suddenly az his
home to-day of heart-disease. lie was ~
years old. native OF Ireland. and had
lived in tins city nine years. He leaves
four sons. of whom n. d. Maher is super
lntendent of the Pocahontas and Cinch-
Valley divisions OF the Norfolk and West
ern railroad. The remains will be sent to-
morrow night to Gainesville, Pa. for H.
terment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

WELDON, \. c.. MAY 3O.-Fre near En-
field destroyed the residence of Mr.. T.. G.
Bullock and the Glass saw-mill al Ruggles.
No further particulars can be obtained.
Mr.. ". +. Daniel left today for Wake
Forest, where he will deliver tho alumni
address before the graduating class of tho
college tonight.
Miss Marion Hamilton, one Of the most
charming young ladies Of Baltimore So
clety. Is visiting the Misses Long and Hiss
Prescott.
Fine rains fell throughout this section
yesterday.
A good many North Carolnians passed
through to-day en- route 10 Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
ITALY's MONETARY SITUATION.
1t Grows Worse-The Scarcity OF Silver
ParalyZing Trade.
~ Anglo-Amerlcan cable % lne DLspateh.l

[By Anglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
ROVE. May 30.-The monetary situation
grows worse. The scarcity of silver Is
forced paper currency is believed to be in
evltable. The parliamentary commission
appointed to investigate the reported COM
plicify OF Italian Senators and Deputies IN
the scandals relatiug 10 the Bauca Romano
and other financial institutions has re-
signed on the ground that the Chamber Of
Deputies made valid the election of Augug.
la. an opposition deputy. contrary TO tho
advice Of the commission. The weakness
of the newly reconstructed Cabinet Is
aggravated by this resignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

WANTED. ARE YOU AthiH.h
w Li-s Ars yoi ureuf
work f0r slS per WeeA 81. ID. O.I
avenue. Chicago, H. Hi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Severe wind.Storpin BERTHE.

lCOrrespondence OF inc kIchhOhl DlsDh'cn.l
WINDSOR, y. c.. Nav Ca heavy wind
storm visited this sectionlast night. Seve-
raj trees were blown down IN town. but no
damage was done 10 houses or other pro-
perty.
Mr.. Julian x. Goode. representing the
Richmond Tobacco Company OF Rich
mond. Va, is spending several days IN
town with his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
a Homicide jus ifisb'e.

SAVANNAH. GA, May 9O.-Near Hazlehurst
yesterday an unknown white tramp tried
to commit a felonious assault on q white
woman named Mrs, Crosby. She drew
pistol and shot him in the head. He stag
gered off O short distance and fell dead in
his tracks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
DaIy renortpI Free.

fBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LoNDoS, Nav 30.-It Is reported that
John DAILY, the dynamiter. was released
from Portland prison this afternoon.
DAILY and Egau were convicted al Bir-
mlngham in 1855 of having boon engaged
in a conspiracy TO destroy property with
dynamite. Egan was released In October
last, and has since been unremIttlng III his
efforts in behalf of DAILY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
bankrupt Store A.ayn.,
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

LEXINGTON, VA, Nav 90.--The Phila-
assignment to Sheriff Wilson for the bene-
fit of its creditors. The store has been IN
operation here for over three years and
was owned by II. Cohen. The liabilities
and assets are unknown. Creditors are
preferred to the amount Of $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Kansas Coal Difficulty.

PrTTsBURG, KAN. MAY 30.-The latest de-
velopments in the coal strike may presage
trouble Of serious character between the
men and the operators. Yesterday men
were employed IN sinking coal-shaft and
were warned to cease work or shooting
would result. All the miners IN Northern
Kansas wore called ont Yesterday.