Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-23
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Franz Kossuth, son OF the late Kun
garIan patriot. Louis Kossuth. has aban.
doned his tour OF Hungary on account
OF the excitement II has created.
The Executive Committee OF the W. G.
| r. U. met at the Hollenden. I'm Cleveland.
yesterday, and decided to hold the next
| annual convention In Baltimore.
The seven miners charged with con-
splracy to burn and with burning tho
| tippie at the Paine mines. Ridgeway. Pa.
last June during the strike, were yester-
day found guilty.
| The Merchants Bank. OF Watertown.
| s. d.. has closed Its doors. and Judge
| Andrews has signed an order that a re-
| ceiyer he appointed to close up the busi-
| ness Of the concern.
At a meeting Of the directors Of the citi-
zens National Bank. Spokane. Wash.
| yesterday. 1t was decided not to reopen
| the bank for business, but to go into
liquidation. Assets, $4,000; liabilities,
$4,000.
| A special from Barnwell. :. C., says:
| The Brown-Gribben case. although the
| third day has been finished. Is only half
completed. To-day's evidence drifted to-
wards the implication Of Coroner Dyches
| I'm the AFFAIR. The case will probably
| last until Saturday.
Part OF a freight train on the Santa
| Fe road went through a trestle between
| Blum and Kopperl. south OF Fort WoriE,
| Tex, yesterday, and the engine passed
| over the bridge I'm safety. but II Is not
| known whether the crew escaped or not.
| Several of the cars were destroyed BY
| fire.
| Assistant-Attorney- General Thomas. OF
| the Post-Oficc Department. has been
| informed that the United States Court In
| Atlanta has sustained the Postmaster
| General In excluding from the mails the
matter OF the Equitable Loan and Security
| Company, 1t being held that the company
| Is operating a lottery.
| In the District Court at Houston, Tex,
| yesterday. Inman Il Co, the great cot
| ton buyers filed suit against the 81. Louis
and Southwestern Railway Company for
$4,000 actual damages. ana penalties foot
ing up $500, alleging that the said road
has been guilty OF discriminating against
| them In the shipment OF cotton.
| In the French Chamber OF Deputies
| yesterday NJ. Paschal Grousset CRadlcaD
moved that the debate OH the question os
| granting a credit and sanctioning the ex-
| pedition to Madagascar be adjourned until
| the general situation could be studied
| carefully. but the motion was defeated
| by the overwhelming majority of go.
| and after the vote the Chamber adjourned.
| The Treasurer OF the United States SUBJ
| mtted To Secretary Carlisle the annual
report on the operations and conditions
| OF the Treasury. showing net ordinary
revenues for the fiscal year ending June
! 30th, cents omitted. Of $237, 722. .OiJ "a de-
crease OF $Ss,037,6o9 as compared with the
| year before, and net ordinary expenses
amounting to $367.6 20. a decrease OF
| Sl5.&2.6i
Governor Fishback. OF Arkansas, in
answer to an invitation To Join the silver
| party to be organized next week at ~.
| Louis wrote a letter yesterday to A. J.
| Warner. chairman OF tho Bimetaiiic
League, in which he said: Il will not
| follow any set OF impracticables into a
new party The Democratic party IL the
only one through which we can ever Sc
| cure free and unlimited coinage OF sil.
YER"
There i3 still great excitement In Union
county, Tenn, over tho reported find OF
| gold In an Indian mound. a special from
Luttrel saying that another jar OF the
| precious metal has been unearthed; but
1t Is believed now that only small
amount Of gold has been found: that the
woman Anna Mcdonald IL a confederate
| of Doctor" Bear an Indian doctor OF
somewhat unsavory reputation, and that
| the two combined to swinfle somebody
out OF a few thousand dollars, hut were
caught In the trick.