Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-10
Telegraphic Key-Taps.

Toe slciiiano newspaper. the principal
orvan Of the Slcilian Socialists, has again
been seized.
The Bear Spring iron-furnace, in stew
art county Tenn, will resume In rev
days. giving employment to 800 men.
John C. Prague, architect AMI builder.
New York. has assigned. Liabilities;
about $4,000; assets, between S95O'GO0 and
$4,000.
The Italian Government has refused an
offer TO farm the tobacco revenues Tor
200.0O0.0o lire. payable in gold, during 'he
next twenty years.
The National Spritualistic and Labor
Society will hold rs annual encampments
in Jacksonville. Fla. hereafter the en-
campment for 1894 beginning Sunday.
Attorney General Olney has appointed
James T.. NJ Hawkins. Of Birmingham.
assistant United States district attorney
for the Northern District of Alabama.
The Indian school building at Pine
Ridge Agency has been totally destroyed
by fire. the fire being started by the ac-
cdental cverturning Of lamp. Loss,
$4,000.
There has been a recrudesccnce Of
cholera at Warsaw. Poland, and many
deaths from the disease are occurring
there.
In a ten-mile relay race against five
trotters at Jacksonville, Fla. yesterday
cyclist, easily beat the horses. Time
3lT.
The Indications at New Albany. Miss,
are that the first and second prizes In
the all-age stake Of the Southern field
Trials lie between Count Gladstone ard
Lillian Russell. The latter yesterday
easily defeated Anteyolo.
In the Circuit Court at Clinton, Ky.
Thursday X. 4. Mitchell, cashier Of the
suspended New Farmers Bank of Mount
Sterling. was convicted on the charge or
false swearing In regard to the bank
condition and was sentenced 20 one year
in the penitentlary.
General Lucien b. Northrup. c. 5. a,
died yesterday at the Confederate Sol
diers' Home at Pikesville. Md. He was
Commissary- General OF the Confederate
army. a native OF South Carolina, and
50 " Irs OF age.
The Italian Minister at Rio de Janeiro
has cabled 10 the Italian Government
that Italy, the United States, and Great
Britain, through their representatives, at
Rio, have refused 10 recognize the IN
surgents as bellgerents.
Adyices at Buenos Ayres from Rio de
Janetro state that plot TO assassinate
freSllent PelAOtO mas Deen uiScoFtich'
and that many persons have been arrest
ed on the charge of being concerned in the
plot, and several have been shot
The Cumberland river at Nashville Is
booming, and has already reached the
danger line. The lowlands around the
city are flooded. and hundreds Of families
are moving their effects to higher ground.
Congressman Wilson chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee OF the Fede-
raj House. arrived at the Palmer House,
Chicago, at noon yesterday, accompanied
by his wife and daughter and Congress-
man J. c. Tarsney. OF Missouri, the party
being on its way to Mexico.
.Iones's liyery-stabie at Atlanta, occu-
pying a fine five-story brick and marble
building. was burned last night. ana the
following were seriously burned: James
Mcmillan. driver, Knoxville. will probably
die; c. G.. Smith. horse dealer from Ten
nessee j. A. Denton, Atlanta; Jake Emil,
assistant fire chief: Charles McAllister, a
printer, and Alex. Adams (colored).
The lighthouse tender Maple will leave
Washington at IL o'clock this morning
for Fort Monroe. and will carry as guests
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle. Assistant
Secretary Hamlin and his sister. Miss
Hamlin. Miss Berry, daughter OF Repre-
sentative Berry OF Kentucky, and Logan
Carlisle. Chief Clerk of the Treasury De-
partment. who win remain at Old FONT
until Tuesdsy or Wednesday next.