Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-16
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CAMDEN. n. J.-Hon. Thomas II. Dudley,
ex- Consul TO Liverpool. dropped dead at
the Broad Street station, Philadelphia,
yesterday morning.
WASHINGTON, d. C.-The Mexican Minis
ter and Madame Romero gave very elaDo-
rate banquet last night in honor OF vice.
President Stevenson.
NV LONDON. CoSN.--Another effort was
made TO give the new cruiser Detroit
four hour run yesterday, but 1t also
proved failure, owing TO mist and rain.
AUGUSTA, GA FIRE in the old shop OF
the George II. Lombard Iron Company
Yesterday destroyed $4,000 worth OF pat
terms. Work has not been interrupted.
however.
BkrpoyPoRr, CosN.-Dan. Shannon yes
terdav signed 10 manage and captain the
Macon Ca Baseball Club, Of the South
ern League. and will leave for that place
tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, d. CA court-martial has
been ordered 20 meet al the New ork
nayy-yard on Tuesday next for the trial OF
Ensign Manning X. Eyre on the charge Oh
drunkenness and scandalous conduct.
Paris, FRANcr.--A man named Duprat
end a woman named Desmasle were ar
rested yesterday on suspicion OF havin9
caused the explosion IN the Rue des DohS
Enfans last November, when i've persons
were killed.
C1Iyroy JUNCTION, WIs.-Matt. Bitsop,
Che murderer, was captured near here yes
terday. but before he fell into the hands
of the officers he sent a bullet into ms
BRAIN from the revolver he used 10 XIII
Mrs. Bitson and Mrs. Hearn.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-Heno T. Young was
found dead in bed at the Hotel Bismarck.
In Decatur, yesterday morning. eome
empty morphine bottles told the story.
He had come from jacksonville. n.y., some
six wears ago and had been engaged IN
newspaper work.
New YoBK.-Life-Savin Station No. 8
reports that the schooner Il. q. Magill,
/ &c tons. from Virginia, loaded With oys-
tiers, went ashore OF . o'clock IN dense
fog at Squan Beach. n. j. The crew was
rescued without injury. The schooner Is
likely to prove total loss.
AMSTERDAM. HoILasD.-The conflicts be-
| tween the police and the Socialist rioters
were renewed last night. the Socialists pa
! radine the streets and acting IN q most
| disorderly manner and challenging the po-
! lice 10 combat They we're at length dis
persed and order was restored.
NEW ORIrLSs.-Advices brought by the
steamer Dunwise from Honduras yester-
dav afternoon indicate that the reyoin-
tionists have carried almost everything
before them, and It seems to be only
question Of O few days when they VIII DC
in full control OF the government.
PIrrssusa, PA.-Tbe Citizens Industrial
Alliance has issued a call for the industrial
classes of America TO meet in convention
at the city os Chicago on the attn day o.
July. 1898. there TO formulate demands a,
a basis for permanent political union ioi
TIE better protection OF the industrial
classes OF America.
I,ouIwILLR. KY.-The big plant OF th'
Hogan Mantle Manufacturing Company
IN an allev opening on fourth street, wa
partly burned last night. and four persons
were injured. Mrs. J. L. Jones was pro
baby fatally hurt, while Ben. Affords. ai
unknown man. and - p. Faulds sustnine.
nainful bruises. The property loss i
800, 900: covered by insurance.
Nrw YonS.-Ihe members of the Con
federate Camp OF New York gave reeep
ton at their rooms last evening TO Colone
Frederick Skinner, OF the old First w
cinia Regiment, who 10 on visit TO IN
CITY. About 400 veterans were present Y
welcome the Colonel. A speech OF wei
como was delivered by Colonel j. y. WI
kinson and Colonel Skinner made hspp
! reply. :.
CNcirsArr, DIN suit by the South
srn Oil Company and the Smith 4 VAL
COMPANY to enioin infringements OF IN
Vale patent for 0 process and apparatp
usod ia the manufacture Of cntton:ses
oil and Iinsecd OIL Judge Taft, OF u
| limited States Circuit Court. YESTERDAY 2
fused tho Injunction and declared 10
, patent void for want OF novelty sn
| patentabls lrysntion.