Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
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Whispcrings from the Wires.
Sneaker Crisp left Augusta yesterday at |
noon for Washington.
Qultck, Lyles & Davis. Of Nashvl,lle' Sil,,,i
Tenn, assigned yesterday lhaphi'leS'
1856. 600: assets. $lSO,OO
George Armstrong (cooreD was hanged
at Taylorsville, Ky. yesterday lor 'he
murder of Kate Downs.
Savannah yesterday raised its duaran-
tine against Brunswick. which mas peeh
in effect since September 18th.
Senator saracco still hesltates to enter
the Zanardelli Cabinet, and thus prevents
a settlement of the Italian Crisis
Harry Hin was indicted by the, grand
iurv I'm Atlanta yesterday Tor cheauns
and swindllng. He is under arrest III
Cincinnati.
General William Lilly congressman-at-
large from Pennsylvania, died at MS
home. I'm Mauch Chunk. yesterday atter-
noon from a complication OF diseases
Tho Carolina. Cumberland Gap, and Chi
c,oro railroad running from Edgeneld 10
Aiken. s. c.. was placed in the hanus oi
a receiver at Aiken yesterday morning.
4 large number of Chinese are said to
have been coming into the United states
from Mexico at point a rev Iiliies Is w.,
low Del Rio, Texas, during the past ten
days.
The I,ehigh Veliey railroad officials eX-
nress confidence that In a few days there
will be no strike on their road. put there
IL no sign of weakening on the part OF the
strikers.
Fred. Quinn, aged II, is said by his ply
sicians TO be lying at the point or ueath
from Injuries received I'm collision with
.,Ta. In "A
Franklin PARK. Boston, Thursday
The Hungarian clergy. under Cardinal
Vaszary Primate OF Hungary, and IN ac-
cordance with the Popes reply TO the
bishops note regarding the ciyil mar
rfage and other legislative measures, nave
agreed TO oppose the civil marriage Dill.
4 special from Romney. W. Va, says
the tannery at that place, owned and ope-
rated by the United States Leather Com
pany, was burned 10 the ground Ihurs-
day night. Loss. between S2DUVO ana $Zo'-
600 fully covered by insurance.
The firm of Abe Stein & Co., importers
OF hides. skins, etc, New YORK, mas oe
| Edwards K Barrett. Of No. lOi High
| street Roston, has failed as conse-
duence OF Stein 4 Co.'S failure.
Rev. Charles H. Johnson (cooreD was
hanged at Swainsboro', Ga, yeSterday
| for the murder OF Rev William Shields
| also COl0fel. DIX iHpuTstiAi I''pi' W
messed the execution, and 'fyining Jen-
nlss" and fake shows were side attrac-
| tiOns.
Tho action OF the German Relchstag In
voting for the return OF the Jesults 10
\ the Empire has excited the keenest inter
est among Belgian Catholics anu tle
| clerical Journals Of Brussels last evening
nroclaImed the news far and wide In
| special editions
Arthur Reynolds. a quiet and respecta-
| HE Young white farmer. of Pike county,
| Ga was waylaid. brutally murdered
| and robbed by two negroes, one OF Whoih
was arrested and confessed the crlni-'
| giving the name OF MS acCoihPiIUe' VIM
was later caught
An order was issued from the War De, De-
! partment Yesterday assigning General
| 0tis the new brigadier Of the army, to the
| command of the Department or the Co
| lumbia which department was conthan9-
| ed bv General Carin, whom General Ots
succeeded upon his retirement.
At an early hour yesterday morning the
depot OF the East Tennessee, virginia ana
| Georgia railroad at Vine Hill. Ala. was
| DESTROYED by fire. and +. VI. trederlck-
| son was burned TO death In an adjoining
| bnilding. the office of the Vine-Hill l.um-
ber Company, of which he was president
News Is given out from Mexican revo-
| lutionary sources to the erect that gov -
1
| two weeks ago for the seat OF disturbance.
| on the fourth day out murdered the most
of their officers and joined the, revolu-
| tionary contingent. now under the coih-
| mand of Santana Perez.
The old Thornton worsted mills, Tenth
street and Columbia avenue Philadelphia,
| owned and operated by James +. cochran
and Brother were burned last night. Four
| nremen were caught under a railing wall
| and hurt Loss on mill, 225,0OO; insu-
rance $4,000, of which $1,000 Is on the
| building.
! Despondency, due to failure TO secure
her liberty from the Board of Pardons.
| led Harriet Burrows, murderess' 10
end her life by hanging IN her cell In the
Eastern Penitentiary. Philadelphia, yes
| terday morning. She was oi years ol ake,
| and was serving a life-sentence LOT the
| brutal murder of her husband.
The Navy Department has received two
| lafters from Admiral Stanton, late III
| command of the United states squadron
| i'm Brazilian waters, In the hrst OF wnlch
| the Admiral reports his arrival at New
| York i'm conformity with the requirements
| of naval regulations. and in the second
| sinply states his address as New London,
| Conn.
A duel was fought In Paris yesterday
between NJ. Etienne, member or the
| chamber OF Deputies from Oran, ana NJ
Millerand. Socialist deputy. represent
/ ing the Seine and NJ. Millerand was
| sliehtIy wounded in the chest The duel
1 grew out of attacks made upon NJ. Ett-
| enne in La Petite Repubhcque by Nj. MIL
| lerand.
Owing TO the action OF the Hamburg au-
| thorities in preventing Russian Jews
! from passing through that rort the emil
| grafton agents In I.ibau have chartered
Steamers and ship the Hebrews 10 Liver
| pool via Hull, where they take snip Tor
| New York. Two hundred such emigrants
| have already been landed at Hun and
| taken by train to Liverpool
The Vjcksburg Typographical Union,
having Interested General Catchings In
! securing the release Of p. G. Oglesby. who
I was imprisoned by the Cuban authorities,
| a recent letter from Secretary Gresham
| 10 General Catchlngs, who promptly for
| warded ID TO Mr. Michael 7. Battle, Sec
| retary OF the Union, shows. that gratify-
| ing progress has been made toward Sc
curing for Mr.. Oslesby fair hearing
before a civil tribunal
The latest forecast Of the cabinet that
| NJ Casimir-Perier President or the
| French Chamber OF Deputies. II attempt
ing 10 form. Is as follows: M Sasimir.
| perier. Prime Minister and Minister OF
| Foreign Affairs; NJ. Raynal, Minister OF
the Interior: NJ. Burdeau, Minister OF FL
nance: M. DubOst, Minister OF Justice; NJ.
| Narjy Minister OF Agriculture: NJ Spul-
ler Minister OF Instruction. Generai Mer-
cler. Minister OF War: NJ. Delcasse, Min
ister 81 Colonies ~. Jonnart. Minister OF
| Public Works: Admiral Lanon, Minister
The following telegram was received
Wednesday from our cioak-buyer IN New
| York: