Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-09
Telegraphic Ticks.

The Alabama strike situation was last
night reported in statu quo.
There is not a coke plant In the Con-
nelsville region in full operation.
The cashier of the failed First National
Bank, of Sedalia, Mo-, }. e. Thompson,
is still missing.
Congressman Jerry Simpson is still very
weak. but his friends think he Is making
progress toward recovery.
The Ashland Iron Company, Of Balti-
more county, Md, yesterday applied for
a receiver to wind up its affairs.
The strike or miners at Olmuz. Bavaria.
Is spreading, ana additional troops have
been sent to the scene TO prevent dis
order.
William H. Young. 1.-THE father of cot
ton manufacturing in the South" died
Monday night at his home, near Colum-
bus, Ga.
Tbs Coxeyites at Washington will pro-
baby be ordered to remove their camp
on account Of the unhealthiness OF It's
situation.
News has Just yeached Knoxville. Tenn,
Of the killing Of Bud Kixon, notorious
tains. by his two sons.
The Saxony and the Regina four-mills,
Of st. Louis. closed yesterday because
their coal supplies were exhausted and
could not be replenished.
The President yesterday sept to the
Senate the. nomination Of IA. ii. ID. Pierce.
of Massachusetts, 10 be Secretary OF Le-
cation at st. Petersburg Russia
The Marietta and North Georgia rail-
road was offered for sale In Atlanta yes
tordav by direction of the United States
Court, but there were no bidders.
orders have been issued at the Navy
pepar.ment for the trial Of teutsnant tenant
4" -. s'""'1er Ranger, on a charge OF
drunkenness.
Tne Usage full-blood Indians have OBJ
tanned control of the Tribal Council, and
are preparing TO drive the. half-breeds
out of the reservation. and deprive them
of their property.
The striking miners of Peoria county,
Illinois, are now face to face with hun
ger, many OF them, especially those with
families 10 support, being without the
common necessities OF lite.
At a meeting Of the Columbus (Ga)
Board OF Trade yesterday afternoon a
resolution was adopted urging the Sena-
tors and Representatives from Georgia
TO assist in the immediate passage OF the
Wilson bill.
A dispatch from st. Anne de Parade,
Canada, says the place Is in danger of
destruction by land-sldes; that five
houses have already been carried into
the river and ten others are rapidly
crumbling to pieces.
At the Blue Greek mines. Tennessee.
yesterday over eight hundred negroes
were put to work. and an eviction Of the
are very much irritated in consequence.
and many threats are made.
1t was rumored in Lexington, KY, yes
terday that delegation OF Democrats
would soon wait upon Colonel Breckin-
ridge and present to him paper asking
him in the name of the party to with
draw from the race for congress. .s
ties yesterday arrested a United States
witness In the Courthouse. and without
a warrant. Judge Johnson had the po-
liceman arrested. and made the Mayor
refund the fine. The Judge Will have the
case In court to-day.
One thousand miners. employees Of the
Borden Mining Company, Barton and
Georges Greek Valley Coal Company.
& Wilson Company. and Consolidation
Coal Company. Allegheny county, Mary
land, struck yesterday.