Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-15
Wirings from Everywhere.

The gold reserve OF the Federal Trea-
sury is now down to about 100000.
The United States flagship Chicago has
sailed from Barcelona for Marseilies.
President Casimir- Perier will personally
| attend the funeral OF his former COL
league. VI. Burdeau.
In the Bowen-Iavigne fight at New
| Orleans last night Bowen was knocAs"
| out in the eighteenth round.
General Booth spoke In the Mormon
| tabernacle at Salt Lake City thursday
| night 10 an immense audience.
At Tampa. Fla, yesterday Emma Co.'S
| tello. a woman Of bad reputation. com
mitted suicide by taking laudanum.
An explosion Of gas Thursday evening
| damaged the new post-office building ct
| Danville H., to the extent of S2Vo'
Charles w. Rowe and w. w. Wells
| wanted in Philadelphia by their bonds
| men. were arrested in Atlanta yesterday.
Reouiem mass was celebrated over the
| body of Sir John Thompson in the Lady
chapel, in Spanish Place, London, yester-
| day.
At Key West. Fla. yesterday. Charles
| r. Pierce & Co., clothieTs. assigned TO
+ w Knight. Liabilities, Su,CO0; assets
$4,000.
oscar Rogers, Armer's confederate m
| the robbery Of the Southern Pacinc Tram
| near Alarlcopa. Arizona, has received SEN
|
| tence of death.
The body of Count FercInand de Les
| seps arrived in Paris Thursday evenlns'
| and was conveyed to the church or 81
| Pierre de Chaillot.
Prominent cotton factors and ware
housemcn Of Augusta, Ca, are organizing
| q $4,000 compress company, 10 be IN ope-
| ration by next fall.
Sir John Thompson, the late Canadian
Premier. left his family practically penni-
| less, and national subscription for their
| benefit will probably be raised.
The report sent out last night that Hon
| Mackenzie Bowel had been directed by
| the GOvernor-General of Canada to form
| a new Cabinet Is officially confirmed.
The Porte has agreed tnat the British
| French. and Russian consuls at Ere
| roum shall become members Of the com
mission Of inquiry TO be sent TO Ar
| menia.
Josiah Porter Adjutant-General Of the
| New York state National Guard died AT
1899 last night. at his home in New YORK
| city, from the effects OK an apoplectlc
| stroke.
| Last night the G.. III. Hammond Com
| pany. Hammond Ind. closed down It's
| butterine and oleomargarine works,
| throwing seventy men and women out OF
| employment.
The publication of the Gioitti docu-
| ments was yysteIuay uuie litu ,iil .odiay' ,,,'
| anu the ltaHdn u,putiS: , aN' III i3-
| tense interest.
| \ terrible railway accident Is just re-
| ported as having occurred at kedfern,
| y. s W, last month. through the col
hsion OF TWO PaSSsenser -, ura"tS, Z, ~ r"ti'0
people peins hiiIeu anu many '''JN
j. W. Lee. the postmaster, at Fort
| Mason. Fla. was arrested and taken TO
| Jacksonville Yo- terday by deputy United
States marshal, charged with selling
| liquor without paying the government
tax.
The British steamship Darwin, with a
| cargo Of nitrate Of soda nom Peru ar
| rived al Charleston yesterday, having
| crossed the bar drawing p feet inches,
| the deepest drauBht vessel that has ever
| entered the port.
| Father Denza. director of the Vatican
| Observatory. died Yesterday from apo
| plcxy. with which he was stricken as he
| was leaving the presence OF the rope
| after an audience with MS holih"ss
| Thursday evening.
| Chief Post.OfTice.Inspector Wheeler has
| received a telegram from New Orleans,
Ia statino that + Z, Truitt has been
| arrested by the authorities there for
| holding nm n mail-carrier and robbing the
| mail between Williamsburg and Ellisville,
| MISS, the stn instant
| The NIavor Of Cork caused an uprOar
| in the Town Council Yesterday by moving
| tbat Tho povernment ha Condemned for re-
| f-e'rr IA release the Irish DOliticai
| iri-"57ar, tba orti.rorrelrite members
| i,iitbirautneS oster = boatod debate amid
| go Owl 6isees and Tho motion being
. SyJnn,ed hv a vota ~ IS to II
|
rre & w ,iarsobII ,iiaIt Sec5etarv 81 the
Iie,, N,iic CI sofd tbot mo American
| loi IN 80 ,.e ~ -. ,,nrorta,oo az
IL infrinrnd mon "tbe mnstsfa vored ma
| ~ ~ ~ liiEei upon - a., in. 80
ti9h GiaCse, ana .lau ~ ,hon raSe Ia,r
| aIvcttu DeIHIdhy , liIoie nan auy ot'''
| country anu II ous"l " D0 "O'''9'u
| 1t IS likely that the new government
J Of Newfoundland will institute proceed
ings next week against the directors OF
the broken banks at 81; Jonhs: Arrange-
| ments are pelhs Hauf LOT PUBIC Hieet-
| ing or citizens 10 zeal WIN the SITUATION,
| and especially with view 10 proVIding
| for the poorer classes, who are on the
| verge Of starvation.
| Coracos Cronozue,a, ad,ices state that
,to 80, ,,nr,ent tbere bas innr,soned
| S+,,r - et1'o1.o,, pai"cto T@r n,,biishfna, a
| i@,t.,. ottnni,i,e, Cu1n,on RIenrc ana cTiti-
| cising President Crespo for allowing
| Hlanco's r,artisans a voice in the present
| l,d,,orrr,ont. also for fiirnisbino alarm
| inr s,atements Of The pol.ticaI situation 10
| foTeien n@1snaners.
| '0' 'a''
| The coal-mners employed by Henry
| FlOrshcim at his works on the Wheeling
| Division OF the Baltimore ana ONO roai
| nave accepted the prOposeu Ieuuctlon OF
cents ION III W1ges, b9snains settle
| ing the first break OF the miners and the
| action being taken without consultation
| with the officials OF the miners organlza-
| lion.
| o-,,,t
Ihe supreme Court OF CallIorna mas
| sustained the demurrer 10 the petltion OF
| Chairman CORNWALL, or the republican
| state central committee, LOT WITT OF
| mandamus TO compel the Eiscton COM
| mittee to disregard the returns IRON
| large NUMBER OF pIeclncts IN oah ran
| cisco on the GROUND OF irduu, wnlch dc-
| Governor
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| Dill. ahI thtIl jumped lhto consiHeid a dtioi,
| Oi, the niIl lISnint aaollzo'i.al 5i"'n -.
an sdlaIies OF sldte ollSTTs lrs WihJh, aiter
! Dig ilSht, Wns pasSe1 ~. ne nisnsst ~, an, a.
| nuSl sa,ai s Ii' I.Osiar'e sOi -; -; htob re
SS-oTrot,fnro f"r vSsys been :, zoo and that
| - he C,ief IuStica ~ tho SIinreme Court
| carces down IRON, q 00o to 60 doO
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hihp95oI ~ 'i,ssii', ~ his y" ,hannetior
ne financial loss which he suffered by
| giving up the Governorship Of Alsace-Lor-
| rainp hut as the Chancellor IL q rich
man. who Is not even remotely depehden. y.
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