Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05
T.iegr,uhic Tcrsities.

courts.
Teiegraphic Tersities.
The Elwood dndJ window glass factory
started up yesterday morning WI" '"'
force Of 300 hands
The Italian Minister at Toxic has OBJ
tained a pledge from Japan tnat her
forces Will not attack Shanghai
The window-glass factory at barnes
vile. q resumed work yesterday after
a shutdown Of twenty months.
Captain Philip NJ. Price. United States
Engineer Corps, died at Fort Monroe
last night very suddenly OF oedenhi oA
the lungs.
In a wreck near Hartman. Tenn, We'd
nesday on the Brushy Mountain railroad.
many convicts and guards were INJURED
several fatally
wednesday night robbers entered the
bank at Bloomfield. Ill, punched the lock
off the vault. blew the saie-depoSit Eaui'
open with dynamite. and secured N''~'
The Treasury gold reserve was only a
few thousand dollars below the s60.VOCo
mark Yesterday. and $S01O0o above the
lowest point reached during the summer
President Casimlr-Perier has signed a
decree appointing Baron dc Cpuicei
French Ambassador to London IN sue
cessOn 20 VI. De Crais. who has been re-
called
special rom Nty N'SI 80 80
nftv dead bodies OF victims or wrecks oc-
curing on the reefs during the rtc.h NJ
storm have been washed ashore on inc
Islands.
Premier Crlspi. Of italy. yesterday cole
| br.ted his 18th birthday. and received
hundreds Of dispatches Of conEratulation.
| including Il communication from hlhs
| Humbert
A dispatch has been received by a
London news agency to the effect that the
| married foreign customs officials rfsldehl
| at Pel1lng are hastily leaving the city WIN
! their families
The United States cruiser Montgomery
| lifted her anchors yesterday At Baltimore
| and steamed down the bay. After day )
| target-practce outside the capes she WIZ
| drop anchor ut Norfolk.
A Shanghai correspondent says great
| excitement has been caused in the city OF
| Ming Po by "A report that i've Japanese
| warshlps have been seen near the en-
trance to the Ming PO river.
The Vicksburg Cotton Exchange and
| Board of Trade. N joint meeting, by
| committee. have called an interstate con-
| vention IN the interest or antl.optloh' u
| meet in NicHsburg November Zolh.
The American Tin-Plate Factory, FL
| wood, Ind, Is making arrangements 70
| complete all repairs this week, ana IN al
| dition To this has five extra mills ready
| to start up with the rest Of the plant next
Monday.
". Pingsult. prominent Paris sugar,
| broker was arrested Tuesday. charged
| with emheZZling the sum Of tlfipo, Mhlch'
| IL Is claimed wa due TO Baron IIirsch.
| the complainant. as the result ot recent
| speCuiatiOns in sugar.
The British steamship Glenloig was
cleared yesterday from Charleston. >. c.
! for Bremen, with $500 bale OF com
pressed cotton. Weighing 4,SH0D pounds
| and valued at $1,000 this being the
| largest cargo which eyer left Charleston
4 gathering Of the most distinguished
| men filled the Union League Club-house'
| IhilsdcIphia. last night 70 do honor 10
Rear-Admral Andrew r. Is. benHa,In, bli,,l,,, ., "t
| the United States navy. in recognition oil
| his services 40 the nation during the Ira
lillian rebellion.
According to a Yokohama dispatch the
| Japanesa Government has decided 10 noa'
a foreign loan, presumably Tor the pur,
pose of prosecuting tn war asaiis,
| China The same dispatch states tnd'
the Jaranese forces have dispersed the
rebellious Toga-Tukos IN Korea.
William p. Maulsby, whose name 1a..,i is A;
AMI who for ffty-aight years has beer
engaged in the practice Of the law. Il
Frederick and Carroll counties dIel W eu
| ncsday az his home I'm Nestnir't 'ter
after a brief illness. IN the Sjth year o
his age.
Freight train 40. 33 west-bounl. on
the 81. Louis and san Francisco railroad
Jumped the track AZ Smtthneld' MO-
yesterday mOrninS, ana Nike Ne,chHih
the conductor: Charles Warren, brake,
man. and another man whose name could
not b. learned. wee killed.
special say. a iailcr at Fayetteville
y. g.. entered the jail at noon yesterday
when three colored prisoners thrcw bilhK
| efs over his ad. and all went TO the nooo
| in a struggle. The jai.ers pistol WAS diS
charged TWO or thI tln-e' ""GhIln,
badly beaten over the head. Inere We"
| 10 escapes.
The Liverpool Shipping and TELEGRAPH
| says it learns that "A steamer mas n'el
! chartered near home 10 convey munitions
Of war 10 China; that the freight 10 h'
raid ON the cargo VIII exceed the Valu'
of the vessel and that the venture Is
| insured at guineas per cent. The own
ers viii make small fortune II th'
steamer eyades capture under the iOrc.Si
enlistment act.
In an interview Yesterday, in London
| Mr. Sinclair. eN-lirItish Consul AZ roo
| Chow said that with the exception %
Ii HING Changs force and the Army o
! Mapchtris China's forces are worthless
the profession Of arms being held In con
tomIt. japan, I'm his opinion. IS boun'
| I, ,,in but defeat viii not enianger IN
W,nrhu DYNASTY. and viii probably com
III china to look to Europe for the les
sons she needs.
Secretary Herbert said yesterday whc
| asked about the steps n had taken 10
| tho rafety OF Americans in china, tina
! about TWO weeks ago ne haH sent Wtltlc'
) instructions 10 Admiral Cirpt ne ,iu ION
| m1ulinH the American forces IN 'hlIr~
| waters suggesting to him uat ne pitt
himself in communication WIN lhe com
numbers Of the foreign fleets. ana co
| operate with them by arranging for con
csrted action IN guarding the foreign IN
: terests entrusted 10 their care.
The Berlin Kreuz Zeitung. which usu
| allv obtains accurate news OF the kussiai
Court. learns that the car Is IN Il Ia
| worse state Of health than mas bech ON
| cially admitted. and that his death ma
| he expected within q few weeks. IN
| Iondon Standards 81 Petersburg cor
RESPONDENT telegrdphs that tn car
| symptoms are those ot cancer OF the kIi
neys. Public rumor ascribes me iac
| OF his Msjesty's CROWNS worse 10 "dChd
rims excessive use OF the lancet
The Missouri state FEDERATION Of Labor
in convention 81 kansas ttE yss'e,'t ~ -
declared a boycott on me pioduSlS Oh IN
breyvrr,' syudicate OF -. Louis, Whic
Includes all the breweries there eNctp
tn. Anheuser Busch. the action pelhS th
result OF o lOng-standing grievance Do
tween Ia. labor unions OF -. Louis an
IN. brewers syndicate, the chlet com
ulaint being that the syndicate refused |
rmploy union labor A boycott was ais
declared on the BrOwn-Hamllton Sho'
Manufacturing Company, which refuse
10 recognize organized labor.
The Columbian relies loaned 70 thi
| Government for display at the Cnicag
F{1pCsitiOn BY the Pope. the King 4
Snatn. and the Duke Of Talleyrand CON
rnenced their hOmeward journey yestei
day morning when they were taken froI
M. basement OF the state Department a
. | Washington and placed on board "a N0i
| foIk steamer, under the supervision {
Horace l.. Washington, who represent
2 the government. and a strong guard
marines They Will be delivered on boar
| fhe Detroit az the Norfolk nayy-yard &
day. and the Detroit Will leave for Cad
| Monday.
James a. Crawford. Illinois State pres
| dent of the United Mine Workers &
' ! America, the Populist nominee in Spring
| field District for Congress. has signed
contract to work for NJ. c. keefe. &
Pittsburg. manager of the Willard Coz
, | and Rock Drill Company, OF Chicago, p'
| ginning October 18th. the terms or IN
| contract being. that Crawford shall r.
! | sign his position as State President {
| the United Mine Workers OF Americi
| arI also resign as the candidate or IN