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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
MUTINY AMONG INOUSTRlALS.
Galvin's Command Rebel Against Frye,
Who shortens Their Rations.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. July 9-tSpeciai)
There is trouble in the Industrial camp
at Rosslyn. General Frye and Galvin's
men are at offs" The cause of the dis
:urbance Is this: At the nightly meetings
collections and contributions are taken
up for the camp and given TO Frye, anu
no statement of what Is done WIN II
is ever made TO the men. on Monday last
a delegation from Galvin's command visit
ed Frye and asked that he state now
much money he had received at each
meeting in order that they could see now
much the camp had, but they were re-
fused and ordered out or the tent
Shortly after word was given the COM
missary general by Frye to refuse Cal
wins contingent rations. and as con-
sequence they had to go hungry when
the other men were fed. 1'hey were
quite Indignant, and assert that Frye
keeps the money himself for railroad
fare when he works" the surrounding
neighborhood. Tuesday morning, a mem
Der of the camp was accused with rur-
nlshing the newspapers accounts OF the
trouble among them, and he was ordereu
TO be drummed out of camp. without
waiting for trial. lie would not leave,
however, and force was about to be used'
when all of Galvin's command--oo
strong-came to his side, and at the
same moment a number of kellys con
tingent came up to put him out, and II
seemed for a moment as If general
fight was probable. and, indeed. some
were anxious for II. stating they would
afterwards 20 home as they were sick OF
IL all. but the ruling counsel ordered
peace. on the same day Frye asked all
who did not like his leadership to step
out and all Galvin's men and some OF
his own did so, and these are IN conse-
quence having a very hard time with little
to eat, while Frye's own men chose or
his who have left him having joined
Galvins commandD have plenty. II Is
earnestly hoped by all about here that
the trouble will be so serious as TO break
up the camp.
Mr.. Wesley Davis, an employee in the
planing-mill OF Messrs. Smoot. had his
hand badly cut by a moulding machine
there yesterday. He lost quantity OF
blood, and his condition Is regarded as
serious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
Breckinridlge's Lineage.

ION his mothers side the Hon. w. c.
p. Breckenridge has as distinguished line
age as any man In America can boast Of"
said Judge Trabue. OF Frankfort. KY, at
the Riggs. Ellis mother was the sister OF
that peerless orator. William c. Preston.
OF South Carolina. who was United
States Senator from the Palmetto State
from 1852 TO ls42. and who was recog-
nized az one OF the greatest debaters In
that body. Now Preston's mother was
the daughter OF Colonel William Camp
bell, the hero Of Kings Mountain. In the
Revolutionary war, aud Mrs. Campbell
wss the sister Of Patrick Henry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
Personals and Briefs.

Sheriff Young. OF Dinwiddie county, WA
at the Capitol yesterday.
Routine business only was transacted
the Henrico County Court yesterday.
Mr.. A. Goldback has been for the pas
week and yet Is. quite ili at his residence
No. IL east Main street
Melville Il. Ingalls,. Of Cincinnati o..
was stopping AZ the Hotel brunswick
New York. on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Couiing. u Richmond
were registered on Thursday at the Para
office OF the New York Herald.
The alarm OF fire turned la from station
50 yesterday morning was caused By
burning chimney at ioV 81. Johns street.
Mr.. Marion l.. Dawson, chairman Of ths
City Democratic Committee. returned
from Scottsyille yesterday morning.
Mrs ID. Is. Prosser has gone to vi-l,
her brother. Marshall Turner. Of King AMI
Queen county. who has been very SICK
with typhold-fever
The miners In the coal-helds along tho
Chesapeake and Ohio have returned -
work, generally az the Old rates. and tho
Goa! traffic over the system IS now quito
heavy.
Walter Ellis ocoloredD was received at
the penitentlary yesterday 20 serve four
years for malicious shooting. he "as
convicted In the County Court of DIM
widdie.
Mr.. John ID. Potts. division passenge'
agent OF the Chesapeake and ONTO, re-
celyed a telegram yesterday morning. say
ing that Mr. Fuller had rested nicely ia
night before.
Sergeant Brooks, Of the Second Police
District, had the misfortune 10 loss hs
badge yesterday. The hinder VIII pleAs'
return same. or notify the Sergeant AT th'
Second Police station.
Lee Camp will elect four members OF th'
Board OF Visitors OF the Soldiers hoHi'
at to-night's meeting. Those whose terms
expire are Msssrs James - race ~
man V. Randolph, Joseph w. Thomas @"i
John Maxwell.
President NJ. f.. Ingalls,. Of the Chess'
peake anu ohio and hig -Four. arrived -
New York wednesday from Europe. a'.
ingalls, will shortly make a tour VI 'hi
Big -Four and Chesapeake and ohi'' az
will then locate IN his summer 9sAt'e'S'
| In the Warm Springs Valley. Va.
Mr.. G. Il. Ryan. assistant general pa.
.eneer agent OF the Chesapeake anu On'i
Railway Company, was In the .'n -,
day. lie came from New York, ana ~
| for Cincinnati, where hts Office Is lo,a,,tl.
He saw Mr.. Fuller Tuesday. ana ~" -,
he says his chief Is quite a sick H'""'
| thinks he will recover
A large crowd attended the lava par,
| las, nisht al Forest-Hili Park given "
the ladies OF Centenary church. INC :,
,,vai viii be held again this eyenlss
the same place from TO IL oS,'s -. ,hs
gypsy tent aud fortune-te!ling wiz ,ret.
snecIai attraction for the .h''ts .,sntle.
~ girls and refreshments TOT N'
/ men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
THE ASSAILANT OF CRlSPL.
Anarchist Lega on TriaI-Alieged Aven-
gers in France and America.

ROME. July 1.-the trial of the An
archist. Paul Lega, for attempting to kill
Premier Crispi as he was riding in a car
riage on his way To the Chamber OF
Deputies June 10th, began to-day. The
courtroom was crowded. The prisoner,
upon being arraignsd. said he was ami
mated In his attempt upon Signor Crispi's
life much less by hatred of Crispi per-
sonally than he was by desire TO strike
at the chief OF prepotent society. "If I
failed to kill him." he said with a laugh.
cit wasn't my fault" The prisoner made
a vigorous defence OF anarchy. and con-
cluded his speech by saying: II now
await your verdict. If you give a capital
sentence. there is always some one ready
TO avenge his brethren-in France or
Anarica -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
virginia News Items.

The Board OF Directors Of the Western
Insane Hospital at Stanton on Tuesday
elected DR.. Chertsy Hopkins. of Warm
Springs. Va, physician In the female
ward OF that institution. to succeed DIR;
CaIlie L. Haynes, who recently resigned
that position to marry Professor John
ri. Bader Mas Hopkins Is a recent
graduate Of a Baltimore medical school.
The Young Mems Business League. OF
Roanoke, has appointed committees on
finance, Industries, Information. advsriis'
nc imnroye{ ents. and inaugurated plans
TOR securing settlers and capital for that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
CLEVELAND HEARTILY ENDORSED.
Stafford Solid for Meredith-Mr. Harris's
Double Affection.


FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 10
Special. )-Yesterday at Stafford Court
house a large convention OF Democrats
unanimously adopted resolutions presented
by Captain ID. NJ. Lee heartily endorsing
the course OF President Cleveland in deal
ing with the riotous strikers. and also
commencing Hon. f.. f. Meredth's course
in Congress, and pledging him the support
of the solid delegation at the nominating
convention, which meets in Alexandra
on August 18th.
A telegram was received here to-day
announcing the death of Mrs. Francis
Harris, aged II years at her residence
In Augusta county. She was the mother
OF Mr.. J. w. Harris, OF this city. who
Is experiencing double affection. his In
FAINT son. aged months, dying here to-
day.
Misses Dorsie Hicks and Lottie Cosby.
of Richmond, who have been visiting
friends here. returned home to-day.
Mrs. Il. c. Lockerman. OF Richmond.
is visiting her parents here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20


when our population was hardly one shir1
~ large ~ It now. II entirely Inadeausts
to meet the present needs Besides being
too small. the prison IL dingy. unsixhtiy.
inaccessible. and utterly unsulted Tor tts
uses 10 which II Ia put
II Is natural. therefore. tina, the move.
ment looking 10 selling the Clark .eor,ns
property and applying IN. proceeds to-
ward the erection OF q modern prisoa
should meet with popular favor. I'm,
only question Is whether the city IA An
condition 10 admit OF spending ,hs
amount that a suitable building vii, cost.
II Is with this important feature that
the Committees on Finance and Grounds
and Buildings will deal when they NEE,
20 consider the ordinance OF Mr.. Epps.
Judge Witt. Sergeant Epps. DR.. Cor
don. the jail physician. the Council. and
the public fully appreciate the great no..
costly for a new Jail. and " the money
can be made available there Is no coab,
that IL will be built.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
THEY FAIL TO CLIMB.
RICHMOND WINS HANDS DOWN.
Ksin WINS smsIrs Ten-Dojiar Bill and Two
Others Mako Home-Runs-The
Details.

Tho LynchburE 1Iili-CIimbers have lost
"a game OF ball. me Crows have hung an
other scalp among their trophies. ana
Mr. John G. Small. general all-aronnd
rootcr and crank. has paid over TO our
mutual friend. Barley Kaln." the nunih-
cent sum OF ten pluukcts.
The Goats came here with an eSceileh'
record having won every game since their
REORGANIZATION. and every one OF tho lSS
people who went out 20 West-End Park
10 witness the game expected 10 see
close and exciting contest. They may have
socn a contest Ey stretch OF ones
Imagination the Tamc might have been
termed n contest. but certain It is that
nj no time during the weary two hours
and twelve minutes which II lasted could
A. have b.en called either close or ox-
c.tins.
THE EVER-READY ROOTERS
The rootcrs. both white and black, were
al there. and during the first few innings
they rooted beautifully. but this soon grew
moaoionous as Richmond kept piiing mp
great. big. large. juicy runs and Lynch
burs kept adding 70 their egg-hcap. Such
fun dl those Crows find In laying eggs
Tor their Nin-ciiy friends that even In
the sixth inning. when those which had
ben scattered around the grounds in the
previous innings had become added from
long contact with the sun, they continued
10 add 10 the number.
II "a understood that there was method
in the madness ~ the Goats In accepting
50 hrsr number Of eggs at the hands
. 81 fYs.,.
liable source II was learned last night
that every one Of them will be preserved
BY Captain Shaw. who has already leased
an old hen and started her to setting on
them. with the hope that he may hatch
out a brood Of players who will be able
10 cope successfully with at least one
team in tho league.
WAS TOO ONFlSiDED.
Tho game was "a Chinamar from
start 60 finish OF course. the Chinese
piI,iue was an cne-silc1. but then every
l-piy had expected something 50 differ
.ui from Lynchbure. and 10 be disap-
pointed in any such fashion was almost
dIshearffniug.
Never has sucn rocky ball-playlnc been
pat up by league team IN this city
ard 81 is sincerely 10 be hoped that never
again VIII such an exhibition be seen
here
Nvuuc. Lynchburg's new pitcher. from
Charleston. was c1mpl. tcly knocked out
az tho box ana batto1 all over the field
Ielhy. who hIi hitherto played short
stop. was substituted for him in the NTH
inning. hut mis- delivery was even worse
and when the next inning came around
SIR Wyunc was sent back into the box
THE Crows Kept on smuggling him. and
wiih q desperation born of despair. which
1t.,s d. nirfeI on the counfenauCc Of every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
ScYen Men Killed.

PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND. July ID
A terrible accident. resulting IN the ueath
of seven men. occurred here this morning.
A Trinity House boat having a crew OF
seven trained wreckers on board was en-
gagged IN blowing up the wrecn OF inc
yacht Azaiia In the Solent' as tne wreck
was dangerous 10 navigation. In some
manner which will never be known a
dynamite cartridge. exploded. Killed The
seven men, and shattered the boat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
Took shakespeare with Him.

A few mornings ago when the family
OF Mr.. J. l. Boswell. who lives on Grove
avenue. went down stairs TO open the
house they found several gas-tets burning
that were put out the night before. Upon
examination IL was found that the night
intruder had helped himself to substan-
tial meal, a bottle OF medicine. and u
volume OF Shakespeare. He went out the
back door and took the key with him.
The case was not reported 10 the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
FARMERS WERE WELL DRUBBeD.
Pronounce Them Poor Field
crs and Weak Batters-Score 10 to 4.

ROANOKE. VA. July l9.-(Special)-
The home team treated the Leaders 10
severe drubbing to-day in game In which
there were both good and bad plays.
The alleged Pennant-Winners put up
very ragged fielding game. and were NOT
particularly strong at the bat when mus
were needed The Roanokes batted Leach
hard, earning five of their runs. The fea-
lures OF the game were Niolets nag, anu
a magnificent catch by Maginnis. Clark
urnpired his first game in Roanoke. and
made two bad decisions against the home
team. Following Is the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
MAXIM POWDER AND TORPEDO co.
Henry Fatberly Stricken With Paralysis
Dempsey Sent to Jail--Damagc Suit

Dempsey Sent to Jail--Damage Suit.
NORFOLK, VA, July 19.-tSpeciaL)-
The Maxim Powder and Torpedo Com
pany was chartered by the Corporation
Court to-day, capital not less than sl.""'-
900 nor more than 100000.
Henry Fatherly. who was hurt In
fight with Richard wilkins, in the Fourth
Ward. on election-day. was stricken with
paralysis of the left side to-day.
j. T.. Dempsey. the Boston fake who
worked various firms out OF money on
the representation that he was Postal
Telegraph line-bullder, was sent TO jan
for sixty days to-day.
The Norfolk and Carolina railroad
steamer Primers Point. Atlantic and Das>-
vile steamer City Of Chester. and the
barge Energy were libelled to-day by
William Jones, who is suing for 5000
for injuries on a recent collision OK those
vessels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
Chesapeake and Ohio.

New YORK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
The annual report OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway Company for the year end
ing June 10Th Is not due for some time.
but the years figures have been SUM
clently closely ascertained to warrant the
statement that there will be a surplus for
the year OF about $4,000 over all charges
against income. This fact IL stated 10
have caused the recent inquiry for the
companys bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
A DIN WIDDIE DEATH.
FARMER JAMES A. KING. OF THAT
COUNTY, PASSES AWAY.
Crauks To Be Furnished with Baseball
News Direct from the Grounds-Lss
or Easy-Big shipment.

PETERSBURG. VA. July 1s.-(SpeciaI
Mr.. James A. King. a weli-known' farm
er and most worthy citizen of Dinwiddie
county. died last night He was between
10 and Is years Of age and leaves q
family. Deceased was a gentleman OF
high character. and beloved by all VINO
knew him.
Miss Ada Rawlings, daughter OF MI
James VI. Rawlings, OF Prince George
county died yesterday. She was charm
ing young lady. and an accomplished
teacher in the public schools.
So much interest is being manifested In
the State League games. that 1t Is under
stood the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, will at once run wire to each
baseball park in the State, and furnish
bulletins direct from the grounds. so that
the cranks. while witnessing a game at
any one point, will be informed OF the
progress of the several games elsewhere
at the same time.
SYMPATHY For MYERS.
Much regret Is expressed here at the
SiNhHrSS III w Va
Petersburgs crack thrd-baseman.
The Republican city chairman has pup
lished call for ward meetings. TO DE
held on the 18th instant to elect deie-
gates 10 a city convention, which Is 10
appoint delegates to the Burkeville nomi-
mating convention.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Alexander Walker, a white boy, was ar
raigned on the charge OF ASSUMING Leo
nard Lufsey, a smaller boy. and severely
beating him on the head with a bricK
The accused was sent on to the MUSINGS
Court for trial, where he pleaueu sui'S'
and was fined s. and costs.
The largest single shipment OK manu-
featured tobacco for expectation ever
made from this city, and probably IRON
any port in the United States, was MADE
to-day by Mr.. David Dunlop. He shipped
III cases, the net weight OF the To-
bacco being 124.4S pounds. PETERSBURG
maintains its prestige OF being the
greatest shipping point for export To-
baccO In the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
TIE S.nither'. Precinct Cases.

The Smithers Precinct election cases,
in which the Judges and clerks who
served at that votlng-plnce last Noyem'
Der are Jointly charged With an Improper
and fraudulent dlscharge 81 their duties
will come up In the County Court agaia
this morning at II o'clock. There are
large number of witnesses. and the trial,
II gone into. will consume several days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
Attend the Ocean Grove Conference.

Rev. Dr. W. A. Campbell. chairman Of
the Executive Committee Of the Peace
Conference. leaves today for ocean
Grove. n j.. to attend IN" Peace Conyen-
ton which will b. held there tomorrow.
He Will make an address on Tho
Churches OF Christendom Fctitioning tho
Governments In Behalf OF Arbitration"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
ONLY PASSABLE PLAYING.
The Oystermen Defeat the Bumgaro"er'
by a score of Is to IL.

n
NORFOLK, VA, July l9.-tSpeciai)-Ah
o,ceuent crowd was on 1.-THE LEAGUE
Grounds this afternoon to witness 'he
opening Of the Norfolks and Stauntons'
The playing was only passable. Fry was
I'm admirable form, bat was very manner
entity supported. But for the Tepea'eu
errors of the home team, the score OF the
visitors would have been greatly dlniih-
ished. A roundly-applauded feature or
The game was a. home run by Hauptman.
The following is the score
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
Fell from the ~cnffoiI.

Mr.. J. n. S,ringer. u carpenter living
at 1921 Darlington street, fell from
scaffold on which he was working. near
the corner Of Third and Canal streets,
yesterday. and was considerably bruised.
The ambulance was summoned and tho
man taken to his home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
AIR wnli,,n. ,illImu,oyIug.

Mr. beverley Williams. the Ice dealer.
who was So badly injured IN the accident
In Fulton Tuesday evening. continues to
do well and the chances are decidedly
favorable 10 his recovery. IL has not
had any fever. ami this Is regarded as =
very gratifying condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
lOtdlS ......ss.... JV Ia
STAENTON.

Summary: Two-base hits-Collifower CO.
NcCreary, Hodge. Donovan. Home runs
Uauntman. Stolen bases-Colihower'
Thornton. Donovan Scherer. Clarke.
Hnses on bans-On Fry. Z, of Lemon. ).
Uit by pitched ball-ThoTnton, sullivan.
Struck-out-By Fry, II; by Lemon J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20

Yesterday morning Officer Barfoot OF
the Third District. arrested John Loyen-
der. l7-year-old youth, who escaped
from the Laurel Reformatory several
days ago. lie was turned over 10 thu
officers OF the HenricO institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
PETERSBURG.

summary: Earned runs-Roanoke, o. re,
tersburg l. 1hree-base hits-o liagah anu
Violet Two-base hits-Violet, SANFORD.
Kelly. Smith. First base on bahs-On vi.
BOYD. 4: off Leach. 2. Struck out-Dy
Boyd. 2; by Leach. 2. Stolen bases-o iia-
ran and Boyd (O. Umpire. Clark. Time
~ came. 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
r,u.,,n,sr,n.nt of Carnot.

PARIS. July i9.--The final interment OF
the body OF the late President took place
this morning at the Pantheon, where u
had been resting temporarily In vault.
The body was placed beside that Oh 'he
late PRESIDENTS grandfather. Lsxare Car
not,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
rhs N.v J.,, N sve,nsns.

Everybody recognizes the fact tnas
Richmond needs new municipai prso"'
The present jan. built many years ss's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
s.,..,u,.x ON Manhattan Isle.

sOJourhne On :. -l-peclal IF.
NEW YORK. July E-topoW A.
Mostly and w. p. Wood Barre" sr. VI ~.
Martin aud II. l.. rrayner, S.ms 81.
smith. Grand Union: II. 10 1'N'
Dsnis: ~. Heller. NaTleoso0s"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20

s.nEE EN INNINGS.


123i567S9
E,cr-7.r-l .---.----....... 02294o5 10
IVurhuure ............... . % % o o g = \
SUMMARY. Earned Richmond, g.
IRrchhure. 4 Home runs-k0in. MORGAN
G,tt.ur.r Tbrye-base hit-Johe. TWO
Iasr hits Mccain. Gilman. tate kouS-
t,t Williams Co. Lcahy. Webster. FIRST
b.se ou errors EiChmond 6, lynchburH:
: Bases ON halls--On Bailey - OF
WNaae. %. OF LeahN. l. len on bases
i olmon1 8. LynchouIe. . SirncN struck out,
h|ug ~ Webster Bailey Gilman.
D.ulls plays Barley McGanu. and Tate
VIA pitch -Nyune. l.. Passed balls-Nll,
! us O. Webster !. Time Of game' :
lplf ana D. minutes. Umpire ar. BACK
WANT THE FARMERS BEATEN.
IT, conversation with several baseball
J. 20 vh, are interested In the league.
I.-..t,n man Mas told last nieht that
tf. la little prospect Of Petersburs's
Winning the pcunant II is claimed by
tie, mon that the Cockadc City club Is
unpopular with the players. and that
efforts VIII bee made to throw all of the
Ctr.a toward the latter part Of the
season % the Farmers closest opponents
a fNr competition is watched with
pleasure hy an Interested. but when such
uudcrhard business as II is alleged has
been proposed is put into effect. IT
lowers the standard OF the league con
si0craDly. and VIII prove more than
detrimental 10 baseball in this State IN
Gu future.
Dust from the Diamond.
The LynChburg team claim that they Will
WIN to-days game. Anderson, their
Southeru-League pitcher. Is they say,
p,rfoct wizard. and. as he will occupy The
box for them. they have no fears OF Il
Repetition Of yesterdays Waterloo.
Webster viii hold Anderson.
Keenan, and Foster Will I'LL the points
Tor Richmond to-day.
Captain shaw. OF the lynchburgs. Us In
Baltimore at the bedside OF his sick wife.
lie viii b. here this afternoon. and viii
a. In the box tomorrow.
The Richmond cranks are enthusiastic
over the manner in which the Crows have
been rushing on 10 victory In the past
week. and purse Is being collected for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
Beixiun,

LIEGE, July ls.-Three new cases OF
cholera have been reported here.