Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
Telegrnms Reduced.

Tho Citizens Bank, Minneapolis. Mimi, has
suspended and receiver has been asked Tor by
the Northwestern GuaraDty Company.
Governor Tillman. OF South Carolina. has COM
muted the sentence Of Leyelie. the Charleston
wife murderer. to imprisonment for hfc.
The Oakland (CaL) ferry-boat Bay City on
Tuesday night ran down boat containing Ave
persons and all the latter were drowned.
The fshinr-smnck Mary F. jenkins foundersd
on the bar q Charleston harbor yesterday ana
two co,ored men belonging TO the crow we're
drowned.
The United States cruiser New York arrived
nj the Delaware Breakwater at o:3O O'Clock yes
terday morning and passed out OF the capes at
ll:4O o'clock.
The sessions Of the 105th General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church in tho United States
will BEGIN this morning in the New \ ork Avenue
church, Washington city.
The taking Of deposit'ons Of Receiver Conner
and other onicors Of the Central railroad ot
Georgia under the order OF Judge johnson was
IN progress yesterday nj Savannah.
The First National Bank. OF Cedar Falls. Ia.,
suspended at the close OF business Tuesday,
being involved By the assignment Of William
Fields & Brother, importers oil horses.
The tug Continental and a scow were washed
out into the lake from tho harbor at Conneaut,
o., yesterday morning and foundered ,aseven
men and two women on board being drowned.
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short conference with the President yesterday,
aud left tho White House feeling assured that it
is tho intention OF the President TO see that the
Ch nose restriction act Ia enforced.
About 22j employees in the Government
Printing once a. Washington have been re-
lieved from duty and granted furloughs, this
beIng tho commencement Of the usual reduction
which occurs during the congressional interim.
Albert ". NIcherson. ex-president OF the
Mexican Central railroad and an ex-d,rector OF
tho Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe and New
York aud Now England railroads, died last
hight OF perltonl,is at his home, in Dedh8m.
Mass.
Bishop Ames's will has been broken nj Bsltl-
more. The fury Yesterday rendered n verdict
for the plaintiff, Mrs. Weik. granddaughter OF
the Bishop, who claimed that the shop was In
an impaired mental condition when the Will was
drawn.
Eight new cotton-seed-oil mills have beon To-
Gated at various points in Texas. Arkansas,
Mississippi Alabama, and Tennessee by tho
Western Associated Packers and, II Ia under
stood viii be coniuctei In opposition TO the
COtton-Ou Trust.
Tho statement Of Tuesday might announcing
the appointment of :. W. Cramet 10 be Assayer
OF the United States Mint Mt Charlotte, n. c., was
based upon q misunderstanding OF facts Tho
officer named ia the incumbent and mas just
| rendered his resignation.
Six people were killed instantly and ono per-
son was fhtally scalueu Db an oAp'oSou Inns
wrecked Pope's glucose factory, Geneva. HI,
| yesterday. flghty people were In the building,
| but the majority Of them escaped with slight
| injuries The explosion was In the generator
| and cannot he explained.
| A special from Meridian. Miss, savs that Ma
! son Smythe, a brakeman on tho Mobile railroad,
has received news from England that rich
uncle has died leaving him sl.5OO,OOO.
| smythe's sister, who lives near jackson, and
| each of her eight children are also belueathoi
| similar amounts, continues the special
Tho holders Of the general mortgage bonds OF
\ the Mobile and Ohio railroad yesterday selected
| in New YORK the following directors 10 be elect
| cd at tho annual meeting OF the company IN
Mobile. May 29ih: A. Iseln. Jr.. 9. Schuyler. II.
| n. Plant, A. II. Stevens, Il. ID. TappeD, James
| NJ. Mason, C. Sidney sheppard, Thomas 4. de-
| yens, James H. Fay, Y. L. Russell, J. {. Clark,
T. s. Knapp, and W. Butler Duncan. They also
approved the extension OF the road to Montgom-
cry, Ala.