Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-13
Tclopraphic Briefs.

tbc ti,s'gT' PROPERTY OF Sir f. TOMBSTONE third
Time, 3.l2 Is.
Tclegraphic Briefs
Tho New York taiors' strike IS rap
idly approaching an enI' ana l.o,a ~ end
ent indications VIII De 'N'' ~
Of the week.
4 seco,d Chinese army. 1000 strong,
cotnroee1 entirely Of Hunanese. under lne
command of Governor Wei Is now start
ing for Korea.
The King Of Korea has sent a specnl
mission To- Peking with valuable pres
ents 10 the Downger Empress on the oe-
caslon OF her birthday.
" II C. Hargrave died at the. Hotei
Imperial. Philadelphia, last high| u
was for many years agent ol t"e Aoo'
ciated Press in Philadelphia
The Republican State Convention ot
Colorado assembled n llehv.r craeiy
AZ noon and J. V. McCreery, OF Hrec''
T,as oppoInted temporary chairman.
Tho Osseryat.rc Romano, apropos 70
,ha rcrort.1 rapDrOchrment between the
| Vatican and the Qu.rinal declares tlat II
secs no sufficient reason ior suCh aH
assumption.
Secretary Carlisle authorized the onlc,iaI, onc,,iI
announcement yesterday that he Wou!d
nnt nav any sugar bounty not uIlaId
when the new tariff bill went INTO ehecI
August 9th.
A special from Minclgsvllle Ga, gives
! details of the shooting at that pace oI
Berry Wells. but whether ne Sroo,,ns 81 ocnI.
was done with suicldaI intent Vi 49,
dentany IS not known.
dispatch to London from Shanghai
eavs the chief officers Of the Chinese
army In Korea have telegra neg LOT o,,S,nt aut
! plies of winter clothliE; etiucnI.y Iy cHHpVO' 80
| irg that the war will last a long ume'
Grcnt preparations are in progress az
Chattanooga FOR the entertainm Mt or
| the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of 'Odd-Fel-
! lows which will meet at Lookout Inn
fo~ its seventeen annual session MONDAY
| next
\ special from Stark, Fla. says a negro negro
| raTo4I lin Smith was lynched near there
| ,arlv Yesterday morning by masked men,
| The nesro having attempted to fel0niously
assault Miss VII y, a young whlte blri'
| Sunday night.
A special from T.acOoche. Fla; SAYS Mr.
! r. W Miller was sassinat'd thcre Wnlt
cutting timber. his body being iound al
| noon bv his wife who hai gone % cGH
| him 10 dinner ridaled with bullets. no
! clu. 10 the assassin
4 serious fire was reported in HolSoKe'
! Y .es at 2:3c o'clock this morning c'N'
| raj fine residences were burning, an "
general alarm had been turned IN. Ihero
| L,1 also been several casualties, people
| Jumping from windows, etc.
| 4 aisnatch from Verdun. France. states
| that the splendid town hall theIe' WIlcu
| contained many art treasuieS H'9 - ~
| hurn.i Tho fire communicate 10 N,
| mus.um. adjoining the town hal' anu
! this building was also burned.
Creditors Of the Distnling and Cattle
| Feeling Company. holding ana Telre
seniing a large proportion ol tle 0.s ,.ei
! n committee for the purpose ~ irptec,-
| ing their interests in the matter ol such
| vouchers.
l. *. Wolcott a farmer liyrE, near
| lincoln H. shot and Killed MS WIG am
then killed hims by r. DHily' r5nrri1o,
! his head AT Lincoln y s.erddy n,nE'
| Mrs. Wolcott having left her husband
/ fr,y d9vs ago on account Of suspected
! nnlelity.
The Convention OF Catholic knights OF
Ohio at Dayton yeStsr laE' tWv2}H,
| order against admitting persons engdsed
! i'm the traffic OF intoxicating liquors 10
| membership IN Catholic societies Dy
| vote Of - 10 -.
The first receipt Of new syrun q, Nv
! Orleans TWO barrels from y. i. Res"e-
! ber. St Martinsyllr. and consigned 10
| 4 Manade. was sold bv Augustus CCon-
| non yesterday to the Planters MQldssIs
| Company, Limited Ar Sl''V per E'ilpI'' -
! was classcd as fair.
At Braddock. Pa. Tuesday. members OF
! Uarp1r g. \. X. Post. ~ Isl refused 10
| march uader n picture OF Grover 'ieYe-
| land suspended from street dfch, ahu
| angry citizens friends Of the veterans
| tore down the portrait before the Deco
| rating Committee could interfere.
The directors Of the Nashville. Chat
! tanoora and St Louis railroad met In
| annual session at Nashville yesterday
| and reelected ]. w. Thomas, preSlprnt
| and general manager; J. II. Ambrose
| treasurer. j. y. Nancy. comptroller, and
| Hunter Mcdonald. chief engineer
The Rate Committee Of the Southern
| Passenger Association was 10 nave met
| al the Marlborough Hotel New YORK
! city yesterday Afternoon 10 IN "a "inteI
| schedule Of rates, tut owing To me non
| arrival OF many Of the members. the
| meeting was postponed until to-day
The funeral Of the Count Of Paris took
! place at stowe House Yesterday and the
! interment i'm the Catholic church at Wey-
| bridge Later. the Due d'Orlcans issued
| an address 10 the Eoyalsts of Frame =.
I'm which he speaks OF the duties which
now devolye upon him as their head.
Cadet j. NJ. Luhy, Of the United States
! Rica, writes his father az Corpus christi
/ Tex that b has seen CatarlnO r.. CARA,
! the Mexican outlaw, in that place, ana
/ that ne is manager OF a Chinese store, ana
not n leading officer OF the COSTA i''o""
| Government, aS has been reported
Three Johnston 1O-inch cast-steel shells
ver. fired at a l7-inch Carnegie Harvey
lied plate AT the lniian-Head proving
| grounds Tuesday without conclusive re-
suits. and further tests OF these hlsh-
power piercing projectiles VIII De con
| tnued until their practical utlllty Is Hs-
fintely determined by the ordnance OH
GERS Of the navy.
4 dispatch from Shanghai SAYS that
native adVlccs received on Sunday from
thc front are TO the effect that there
is continuous long-distance lighting ne
tween the Chinese and japanese uoope
VINO are separated by tho Kimich river,
but that no decisive result has tollOWsl
the engagements, floods rendering the
river imQassable.
Adyjces from Samoa. dated September
9th confirm the dispatches already re-
ceivad 10 the effect that the British war,
shin CuracOa and the German "ar-Vessel
Buzgard some time ago threatened 10
lombard Aana, and that thereuDon me
rebel chief went on board the Curacoa,
submitted to Chiaf Milia'oa, and gave
up a hundred guns thus ending the war
The following Congressional nOinina-
| tions were made yesterday FRANK H.
| Oak0eld CProhibitlonisD. Thirtieth DIS
! trict OF New York: Ferdinand Wllnanls
DemocraO. Sixth District OF Marynnu' :
Rowland Conner DemocraD, Elshtn DIS
trict OF Michigan; 4. Q. BarneS Demo
cram. sixteenth Distri OF Ohio. and
| charles n. BlAkalaw Gemocrap, Seven
| teenth District OF Pennsylvania.
Mrs. George H. Ingraham, sister -in-law
| of Commodore Ingraham, OF Martin
Koszta fame, and moth er or captain
George III. lngraham. OK the Federal war
Yesterday in her Tth year. she was the
daughter OF Colonel B. Gaillard' IN nus
day the largest and wealthiest planter
on Cooper river, and representative OF
J one of the oldest Uugnenat fAmlDD u
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