Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-14
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Hans Won Bulow. the distinguished Ger
mar, pianist, Is dead.
The parish councils bill passed its third
reading in the House of Lords yesterday.
The Suez Canal Company has appointed
Count Ferdinand de Lesseps its honorary
president.
The President has pardoned William v.
Holden, convicted OF violating the revenue
laws in South Carolina.
The Federal Senate yesterday confirmed
the nomir alton OF William II. Culling-
worth to be postmaster at this city.
A great meeting OF the London (Eng.)
REFORM Union To protest against the ex-
istence OF the House OF Lords was held
last evening.
A fire iri the Bath Iron-Works Bath.
Me-, yesterday destroyed the joiners shop.
machine-shop No 2. bending-shop, and
ship-shop. Loss. $4,000.
The Paris "Presse' says that Public
prosecutor Bertrand has received q num-
per OF threatening letters, and that his
residence is now guarded.
Mrs. Paul Locacio. Birmingham. Ala,
died yesterday from wounds in the head
received at the hands OF her husband Sun
day night. Locacio is in jail.
The life-saving tender Maple. having on
board Secretary Carlisle and party left
Old Point yesterday morning for Norfolk,
preparatory to returning to Washington.
A fire at Colliersville. Tenn, yesterday
Destroyed the Bank Of Colliersville and
the dry goods stores of Mitchell & Wad-
ley and L. II. Humphries K Co. Total
loss. $4,000
A formal order directing Commodore
kirkland TO proceed to Honolulu by the
steamer Australia leaving San Francisco
feoruary 18th WAS issued by the Navy
department yesterday.
Rudolph Zeigler shot and instantly
Killed John Sautlers and fatally wounded
CHRISTIAN Baurley at the Zeigler home
stead, aoout four miles from Cherry Run,
w. Va, yesterday morning.
number of Radical meetings were
heid In England last evening, at which
the consensus OF opinion was in favor OF
abolishing the House OF Lords The British
agitation against the Lords Is increasing
daily.
1t fs generally agreed in England that
the objections OF the House OF Lords to
the parish councils oil will bs rejected
by the House OF Commons, and that the
bill VIII De sent back to the lords in It's
original form.
About 200 weavers In Wamsutta Mil.
NO. 8, New Bedford, Mass, left work yes
terttay morning when notified OF re-
auction in wages, to go into effect Mon
day The mill was to have run on in
creased time
'h' tnttnl UdAdnCe NtStpr-
day was sl37,5l9, $50. of which slOi. i35. .c2O
was in gold. Assistant Secretary Curtis
says he hopes 10 be able to have some
OF the new bonds ready for delivery in
New York by Saturday next.
Congressman W. l.. Wilson. OF West
Virginia. who has been confined to his
room at Kansas City since Saturday suf-
ferins from tonsilitis. continues to i'm
prove slowly, and as soon as train service
Is re-established will proceed, with his
wife. to Mexico.
The Hanover (Ger) "Tageblatt" says
that Emperor William and the Duke of
cumberland have agreed upon terms set
ting the question of the Brunswick sue
cesslon, the Duke resigning all his rights
TO the succession in favor Of his eldest
son. George Ludwig.
a Georgia Central train, while crossing
the Chattahoochee river bridge. near Eu-
faula' I' Ala. yesterday, caught party Of
DAVIS, killed; William Green. both legs
broken: will die. The others escaped by
swinging TO the cross-tes.
A fire early yesterday morning de-
stroyed the. ST. Leonard and Central
all their furnishings. Loss. 500 900; about
one half covered by insurance. Three
fremen were buried beneath falling debris
and seriously. perhaps fatally, injured.
Rev: G. @. a. Rose president of the
TO give work 10 the unemployed there in
restoring the historic Alamo building toI
the same appearance that II had at thu
time OF the massacre of the Texans.
The French Government is determlnedI
to stop the pilgrimages that are being
made TO Valllants grave In lvry ceme<l
terry. Paris. An order has been issuedt'
forbidding any one TO visit the grave.
and policemen have been stationed at the
cemetery to see that the order IL carried
out.
A dispatch from Vienna says that i2s
Armenians were killed and $40 wounded
during the recent riots at YuZgate, Tur-
key. The dispatch also says that the
Armenian Inhabitants Of Siyas have re-
quested the United States Consul to In
form President Cleveland of their misera-
bic condition.
Professor Tyndal. the expert in hypno-
tism, has addressed a letter 10 the
British Home Secretary, Mr.. Henry As
quith. asking for an interview with Mrs.
Maybrick in her prison, in order that he
may try TO induce her to consent TO be
hypnotized and thus, If possible, establish
her innocence,
A decision was rendered yesterday by
the mixed commission. TO which was re-
ferred the claim OF the South American
Steamship Company against the United
States, overruling the demurrer interposed
by counsel for the United States 10 the
claim for s23J, 900 damages ON account of
the, seizure OF the steamer ltata.
TIE Committee on judiciary Of the
Feneral House decided yesterday. by a
vote of TO 8. TO report to the House a
resolution for an investigation into the
course OF United States District Judge
Jenkins I'm restraining employees OF
the Northern Pacific railroad from quit
ting work.
The excitement occasioned by the bomb
explosion, at the cafe OF the Hotel Ter
minus at the st. Lazare Railway Sta
ton Paris, Monday night, has not abated,
and the outrage is the subject OF dis
cussiOn in all the public places OF the
definitely that at least twenty-four per- |
sons were hurt.
The Charleston Is. c. Chamber of Com |
merce celebrated its 10th anniversary yes.
terday with handsome banquet, adoptedd
"a resolution requesting the senators from
South Carolina to oppose the income-tayf
clause OF the Wilson bill. unless by. soN
doYg the passage of the whole bill shall !
be jeopardized, and appointed commit
tee TO attempt TO secure some change lifN
the discrimination In the freight rates
against southern ports.
The Earn Line Steamship Company
have received the foilowinRl
telegram from Captain James of the Brit \
Ish steamer oxford, dated Key West,
Fla. February 18th: oxford ashore on
Pickles Reef, Straits OF Florida. ship I
humping heavily. Lightering cargo
of getting off without assist
ance. At present the hull and macniheryll
are in good condition" The oxford waY
bound from Matanzas for Philadelphia
with cargo OF sugar.
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