Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-14
TeIeuruuhic Tersities.

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/ they left
There are indications Of proIonget
! strike among spnners being ordered u
/ the mills Of Fall River that will sill
! further cOmplicate the cOttOn-manufdc
| turing situation.
The big recor1-breaking Cunarder. Lu.
| cania, has added TO her laureis by re-
| ducing the time of the eastward passage
| between New York and Queenstown by
over two hours.
orders were issued from the Navy De-
partment yes ierday detaching Commander
| Joshua Bishop from charge Of the Naval
| Observatory at Washington and placing
him on the retired list.
Acting Secretary Of Agriculture Dabnel
! has been appointed by the Presiden
! chairman Of the Board Of Control OF th'
| Government Exhibit at the Atlanta Ga.
. Cotton-States and International Exhibi
| tion.
Persistent rumors Of the death Of ex-
| Sultan Murad V, who was deposed Au-
| gust 81. 1876, in favor Of his younger
brother, the present Sultan. Abdul Ha-
mid H., are in circulation at CONSTANT
nOple.
Several Rome dailies publish an an
nouncement To the effect that II. r
Whitehouse SECRETARY OF the UniteC
States Embassy AT the Italian capital. ha:
been named United States Minister tC
| China.
The intriguing lnemies OF viceroy II
Hung Chang, of China, have reported 10
the throne the presence at Tien-Tsin of
Chang Pei Lun. The Viceroys son-in-law,
who was banished IN 1S3i. The Throne
has ordered his retyyn to exile.
Vincent del Vale. a politician OF New
| Orleans. aud backer Of Andy Bowen, the
lightweight pugilist, has succeeded II
making a match between Bowen and
young Grffo. who recently fought a draw
with Jack McAulffe, but the exact place
Of the meeting has not been announced.
The Treasury officials. at Washington
are informed that the Denmark Anarchist
Norle, despe rate character, has sailed
rs a seaman before the mast on a vessel
bound for San Francisco, and the immi-
grant inspector AT San Francisco was
yesterday directed TO keep a sharp look
out for him
Officials Of the Vatican deny the story
published in the Rome Tribuna Wednes-
day that two suspected Anarchists had
been discovered lurking In the Vatican
grounds. and had been arrested BY mem
bers OF the pOntifical patrol while en-
deavoring to make their escape over the
wall surrounding tho garden.
\ Perry OklahOma) paper publishes an
interview between q reputable Perry man
and the noted outlaw, Bill DOolan who
is now leader OF the Dalton gang. in
which D0oan says Ilill Daltol. who vas
reported Killed at Purcell some time ago
Is not dead, but is living a quiet life in
a State distant from Oklahoma.
The semi-annual meeting OF the drec.
tors Of the Bank Of England was held
yesterday. and Mr.. David Powell. the
governor Of the bank. announced slight
decrease In the dividend. owing to the
low value Of money and said that the
net result OF the operations Of the Barring
liquidation had been 10 reduce the LA
bilities Of the bank TO f2,4Sl9S5.
4 resolution was adopted yesterday by
the convention Of the brotherhood Of
Locomotive FIremen. In session at Har-
d
now being considered by IN Constitu-
tional Convention at Albany. n y. and
urging labor leaders 10 unite with those
having the measures in charge TO secure
their speedy enactment into law.
The strike of the Scotch miners Is over,
the delegates to the miners congress r.
porting that 300 men have voted 10
resume work at the old wages, provide |
the employers viii grant the proposal
made by the Board OF Cancellation 10
that effect upon which announcement the
Glasgow iron market became agitated,
brokers having option sales due to-day,
buying in Edinburgh.
Counsel for defendants In the American
Railway Union cases at Chicago surprised
the government attorneys by deciding at
the conclusion Of yesterdays proceedings
not TO call any witnesses in behalf Of
their clients. but 10 rest their cases on
the evidence presented by the govern
lr-nf After discussion. the Court con-
cludod 10 have the case argued orally
September 9th. and 10 allow briefs to be
n'"'t.d C' re legal phases Of the case
in twenty days.
Acune-Secf,tlry UhI. of the Federal
Drpartm nt OF State, vest. rday d-signa ted
Lieutenant T.. \. O'Brien, OF the Fifth
Infantry, United States army. as military
attache Of our legation at Toxic. Japan,
this action being taken at the request OF
General SchOneid. acting Secretary OF
War. who selected Lieutenant OBrien In
response to the invitation Of the japanese
government to send a military repres n
tative % that country to witness the war
with China.
Among the officers under consideration
for appointment as captain In the quar-
termaster's department Of the army. in
which a vacancy was made Wednesday
by the promotions following, General
David l.. Brainard. OF the Second Cavalry.
stationed at Fort Wineate, New Mexico,
who. when attached 10 the Greely expedi-
ton in the Arctic. took the American
flag along the extreme coast of Green
land. and established # at the point
"farthest north"
Secretary Carlisle. exercising the discre-
tion given him BY Congress. has decided
that with the S5O. .OO0 Appropriation avail
down the government main Building at
Chicago ana re-erect IL at Atlanta. Ga:
He has, therefore, confirmed the sale OF
this building 10 the Chicago House
s. 20 but al the same time has directed
Supervising ORourke, of the
Treasury Department, 10 prepare plans
and specifications for the erection OF a
government building al the Atlanta eX-
position. to come within the $4,000. for
which sum IL is believed building that
Will afford much space, and be arustically
an ornament to the grounds. can be
erected
The Colorado Republican convention at
Denver yesterday completed It's state
ticket by nominating Hon. c. c. Parker
for Auditor OF State. Byron J.. Carr for
Attorney General. Mrs. a. J. Peavey for
Superintendent of Public Instruction, and
G. NJ. Gifil and W X. Dudley for Re
gents OF the State University: Mrs. Pea
vey thanking the convention for us
OF the Committee on Resolutions. which
denounces the present State administra-
tOn. says that the paramount issue IN
Colorado is the suppression Of the spirit
OF anarchy, and the restoration or law
and order, and favOrs the free coinage
Of gold and silver. Regarding equal suf-
frage IL says: I'm the enfranchisement
OF women We recognize the power Of that
eyer-advancirg thought and civilization
which leads up 10 perfect justice. We
gladly welcome the influence Of woman
I'm the affairs Of public life. and we con-
fidently look to them for aid in this hour
OF Colorado's distress"
At the Somerset IN. J) County Fair
yesterday the big card was senator David
b. Hill. who In the course OF speech
said To-day plead for general legisla-
tion. which. rejecting the classes, recOg-
nizes no distinction of class; which en-
braces all occupations. haimonizes con-
ficting demands. and condemns political
and business selhshness and exaltes the
use OF pure, genuine. and unaduterated
patriotism =. | realize that recent po-
litical heresies hold that the government
should own and control almost everything
now conducted by individual capital and
effort | concede that the government
should regulate public institutions, but
IL should not own or otherwise control
them. IT would be a serious and fatal
mistake 10 increase the functions OF our
government to add to the official patron
age OF a nominal administration patronage
not always wisely dispensed; 10 augment
the channels requiring the expenditure OF
public moneys. and TO engage In the
hazards OF what should be deemed SACRED
10 priyate business. i am here TO incul-
cate the sentiment that class legislation