Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
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President Cleveland arrived OF Gray
Gables in the light-house-tender J9hn
Rogers at 9I5 O'clock yesterday morning.
The match between the Vigilant and the
Britannia for Lord Wolverton's Cup VIII
he sailed to-day. beginning, probably, at
noon.
In the Yacht race of Ryde, Eng. yes
terday the britannia crossed the finish
line first and the Satanita second, but
the CZarina won on time allowance.
A dispatch from Pretoria, the Transvaal.
SAYS the Kafiir marauders have defeated
the Beers sent out by the government 10
disperse them, and continue to murder
burn and pillage.
Miss Bette Vickery, the daughter Of p
Franklin county Wa.) farmer, was killed
Thursday night by "A falling limb, while
she was on her way to church, through
an unexpected wind-storm.
John Morley, British Chief Secretary
for ireland. in answering Justin Mccarthy
in the Commons yesterday sald that III.
government would reintroduce the eNletei
tenants bill at the next parliamentary
session.
Train No. 2, of the Cincinnati. Saginaw
and Mackinaw branch OF the Grand
Trunk railroad was held up near Burt q
small station fourteen miles south o!
Saginaw. shortly before O'Clock last
night. No particulars.
Fourteen hundred weavers poured into
Armory Hall. New Bedford, Mass. last
night 70 attend a mass-meeting. where
the question of whether or not 10 strike
against the reduction of wages was ar
gued for two hours. The final decision
was TO strike.
II Is evident now that the Slav coke
workers at Connellsville. Pa, who nave
for so long a time continued the strike
in the face of certain defeat. have given
up the struggle for higher wages. They
now denounce their leaders. and are
hustllng for their old positions.
A groom of 70 and bride OF 62 were
married in Atlanta yesterday the party
of the first part being James Dlckey. a
wealthy farmer, of Fannin county, ia,
and the party of the second part Mrs.
W. s. Wright, OF the Georgia capital
The couple met at summer resort
The Montgomery Advertiser has official
returns from all but three small counties.
The total vote for Oates and the Demo-
cratic ticket in Alabama Is 1872 and Tor
Kolb and the Populists S$Is. Ihe tnfee
remaining counties will add about 1909
| 70 the vote and give the Democrats q
majority of about $500
The Pall-Mall Gazette, London. says
| this morning that there Is much disap-
pointment In British yachting circles De
| cause OF the infrequent appearance o.
| the Vigilant In races In the Soieht, an
| new yacht 10 defend the Americas cup
| IL Lord Dunraven challenges next year
General orders were issued from thu
! headouarters OF the army yesterday an
nonncing that Jefferson Barracks, Mo
| Columbus Barracks, o., ana DaVid
| Island. ~ Y, would be garrisoned by
tronns NJ the line by October lst, or as
| soon thereafter as practicable, these posts
| having heretofore been recruiting depots
| exclusively.
| The limited States steamer Newark
| nov, al Cape OF Good Hope. Will not
| 10 China but as soon as she Is OUT %
| dock will return 10 the South Atlan'is -
| station. Rear-Admral kirkland, VINO I
| ahoar5. will leave the ship at the cape
| and take q mail steamer on a 6v-mll
vnvaee 10 England TO hoist his ilas Il
the Chicago as commando. OF the Eufol
| pean station
The. Cunard-Line steamer Campanii>
| which arrived at New York last eVenln;:
| from Liverpool and Queenstown, row aa, n%7 Y
| earned the title of Queen or the ocedl,,
| bssides being a recorl-breaker: HAVING
| left Daunt's Rocl, at i2:45 Y, NJ. on Az
| gust 18th and arrived at the SANDY HOOK
lght-ship at 5:43 TINS aiternuoit mo- hors M and
| twenty-fye minutes, which beats all pre-,
| vions records by about three hours ana
| ten minutes.
All Thursday the Berlin police made
| doniciliary searches on the strength oi
| Information obtained through the arrest
| OF fourteen Anarchists on. Neinesaay
| and discovered many letters proving COZ.
| clusively the intimate relations. lf ng'
| the co-operation of Berlin and Paris Az:
| archists. and much anarchistic literaturs
| all of which was destroyed or cohHscate.
| Bombs. loaded and ready Tor Inlileuiia, iia. !. ,
| use, were found III tne IooHiS VI =" "i'''
| named Warner
| CAPTAIN Ingles. who has just concludeo
| elk years service as naval ADVISER U
| Janan. said In an interview in Londoi
| Yesterday: "The ships. officers. and men
/ OF the japanese navy are compaarao'e a r.
| those of any European navy. Inc ON
1 GERS are energetic and studious. Inc en-
sineers are especially good. ana the
engines are admirably worked. have
seen the Naniwa worked 10 reVoiu,lot,
| n minute. which was her natural draugh'
| trial-speed in England.
REPORTS transmitted to the state De
| nartment from Captain ONeili, or tn'
| Marblehead. now at Biueheids' iuily Cpl epn,
| firm the press reports to the erect INA ina
| ,he CAPTAIN refused TO protect suel
| American residents there as had takef
| IN arms against the Nicaraguan govern
ment. The Captain gave THESE men aihp,'
warning that they must not violate th'
| laws Of Nicaragua II they expected pro
| tertion. and In so doing he acted. II II
| said. In strict accord with internationa
| law.
Fall River, Mass. is in whiri OF ex
element on account OF meetings OF ~
two strongest labor unions TO determine
what action should be taken Monda.
morning when the cut-down In wage
goes into effect. and at which, by vot'
| OF $50 TO 40, the weavers decided to TAX
a vacation of four weeks, and b; vot
OF i0e to 800 the spinners concluded 4
ACCEPT the reduction under protest, an
10 lend every possible assistance to thei
brethren In New England who recentl'
voted to strike.
The Catholic priests of Kansas CITY
Mo. have recommended to Bishop Finl
that the local parochial schools be aban
number, take advantage OF their right
under the law 10 attend the publ
schools. Bishop Fink IL in Colorado, ant