Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-23
TaIo,rams Made Terse.

MONTREAL. QtE-A spcclal ulstgt,or
from Winnipeg Man, says H'Oi"'0"'F
Tache Is dead.
SIANGHAI.-A strong fore or Japa-
-, troont has been landed in Corea.
which action greatly strains the relatlohS
between China and Japan.
WASHINGTON.-Speaker Crisp, VA wa
s,iu ,.nahle 10 "a 40 the Capitol. ana
therefore again appointed MT. bdn'9 ~
perform the duties OF the char'
IONDON.-A dispatch to the Exchange
Telegram Company from Paris says tHdt
there have been sixty cdsts oI cnoicaa
and fifteen deaths from that plsedSr AZ
.Jemeppe a village Of Belgium near Llese'
REAI,FORT :. C.-The big British
steamship Mexican, with heavy cargo.
was successfully taken out from fort
Royal and over the bar. drawing = Icet
of water, and without any tug assistance
WACO. TEX.-The Populists. in con
vention. nominated T. J.; Nugent TOT
Governor and adopted a platform whlch
is i'm line with the Omaha document;
though it contains nothing about equdi
suffrage.
WAsHINGToN.-The Treasury gold gold re-, oi
seryp at the close OF business stooi az
ssi eo2 7iG this heavy reduction since
THURSDAY being caused by the withdrawal
of s. $4,000 i'm gold from the New Aorh
Sub-Treasury for European export
WILMINGTON, y. C.-,The Democratic
Executive Committee of this the SKIN
District met al Laurinburg ana seiecie1
iumbert6n as the place. and August I'D
as the time for holding the cohNentlolt
TO nominate a candidate for Congress.
MEMPHIS. TENN.-Henry Gains lcol-
ored). charged with attempting 10 ~ III
niously assault white woman near MAJ
nolia. was captured near the Louisiana
State line, taken back TO the scene 81
his crime, and lynched, being an oio
offender.
WASHINGTON Representatives Bal
Cfoldzier Of Illinois. and Hayes OF iowa
Senator Walsh, OF Georgia ana 10Y
ernor Hogg, Of Texas haye , aCUeptepu iii
vltations to speak AT the laihhdhS -hai
celebration July ith.
CHICAGO. ILL.-Unless the Pullman
paIace-Car Company consents within iive
days to arbitrate its differences WIN lls
late employees. now on strike az putnam
a bovcott Will be declared by the AmeIl-
can halfway Union on all Pullman cars
on railroads where the union has an orSd-
nization.
CHARLESTON. S. C.--Thc fifth OF the
series Of campaign meeting was nelu d, d,
Camden yesterday. The crowd MAS snali
and reasonably well behaved. The int
resi- of the campaign centres IN the senh-
torial race. Senator Butler ana HoNCrnYI
'rillman were the chief attractions OF ING
days circus.
ST. PETERSBURG. - The car has
postponed his journey to Bork. The
reason announced for the change III ms
plans is the CZarina's return from the
Caucasus. 1t is surmised, however tndt
The discovery that the railway over which
he was 10 travel TO BorN has been mined
Is the real reason
MEMPHIS. TENN.-At Water valley
Miss. the jury in the case OF Henry & os-
Ter. charged with the murder OF eH-Con,
qrassman John Bright Morgan, returneh
q verdict OF not guilty. TINS Deihg we
second trial OF the case, the jury IN Ile
first instance finding the DEFENDANT suHt!
in
ST PETERSBURG G.-The police nave
discovered mines under the tracks OF tne
Orel and Wibsk railway, over whlch the
car will pass in gong 10 aIIcnd n1 ene er.ciad pa
aue1lral ceremonies OF the chapel eiScteu
in commemoraton of the railway dlsas-
Ter at Borki and which route MS Ma
iesty would also take in gong 10 the
military manoeuVres'
WASUINGTON.-C SundaF,
.Iune 2ith the Seaboard Air Line VIII pu'
i'm service their new tast scheuuie ~ ~
tween New York and New orleans, Win
solid Pullman vestibule trains from WASH, ash,
ington TO Atlanta. Ga. The tran VIII
leave New York at 800 p, Nj. ana W Wasn-
ington at $50 +. NJ, and arrive IN AZ
lanta the next afternoon al ~ anu IN
New Orleans the following morning al
WASHINGTON.-Pr Menaenhall'
in charge OF the Coast and Geodeuc sur
vey. has rendered his resignation 70 ane
President. and il is said by. gentleman
who knows that the Professor. In his
ietfer TO the President puts his acuoa
ON the ground that the Secretary OF the
Treasurv has interfeTed with the work
ing OF the bureau by the retirement OF
exnerts and the substitution OF inefficient
men to such an extent that II is no longer
possible to conduct the bureau on
Scientific basis.
BUDAPEST.-T House OF Magnates
passed the ciyil-marriage bill In It's en-
tIrety, very few OF the clerical magnates
being present and In the lower house
Premier Weksrle announced that the gov
ernment would introduce In the chamber
next week the remaining three ecclesias-
tjcal bills-viZ.: A bill providing for the
free exercise of worship, a measure reSuS
lating the religion OF the onspring or
mixed marriages. and bill providing FOR
equal religious rights of Jews and Chris
tians.
WAsHINGTON.-Th Vice President
certified to the District Attorney the
cases of H. O. Havemeyer. president and
John g. SearIes secretary and treasurer,
OF the American Sugar-Refining Company.
who refused TO give the Sugar Trust in
yestigating committee the details of the
company's contributions for political pur-
poses, thus overruling Senator's Gray and
Lindsay and susie lining the two Republi-
cans and the Populist on the committee,
who recommended that criminal prosecu-
lion should be had with reference TO
Hayemeyer and Searles. as was done in
the cases OF the other recalcitrant wit
nesseA .-4-sS --.-.-. :.