Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-23
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water. editor OF the Bee, caused "a b.
read to the convention his resignation ~
q national committeeman. He supporced
Maccoli
1t came out yesterday that the sp en-
Ing Company. South BERWICK. Me-. had
not been paid salaries for six weeks when
the mills closed last week.
The Democratic State Convention Of
California assembled In San Francisco
yesterday and effccted q temporary or
tees, and adjourned until to-day.
Fifty trader unions Of Paris. France.
have voted that their men shall work
on short time In order that employment
may be furnished TO workingmen who
are idle, the number OF the latter being
very large.
The incipient revolt Of the Irish mem
bers OF Parliament resulting from the veto
by the House Of Lords of the evicted
Mr.. Morley.
A Chicago paper Is authority for tho
statement that the Pullman Company has
Pullman and Roseland and that the strike
In that branch OF the big concern Will
soon be over.
The Democrats OF the First Tennessee
District have decided not to put out a
candidate for Congress. but will fuse with
the Prohibitlonlsts and try to elect
Cheves. Prohibitionist candidate. over An
derson. Republican.
a consignment. OF forty-eight beeves
suffering from Texas or splenetic-fever
was received at Buffalo. y. Y, Tuesday
from Kansas City. The entire consign-
ment was slaughtered and the carcasses
were sent 10 the rendering-works.
The window-glass manufacturers OF In
diana met at Anderson yesterday TO con-
slider the wage-scale for the next year,
and announced that they must have %
per cent. reduction, which, the Anderson
glass-workers say. VIII never be agreed
TO.
4 special from Tampa. Fla, says 3.
III. Harrison shot and killed X. T.. Hem
nelly al St Petersburg, ard INN ediately
surrendered TO the authorities. stating
that he had killed Hennelly because the
latter had been writing improper letters
To Mrs. Harrison.
The Attorney-G General Of South Caro-
| lima and the city OF Aiken have akrecl
| 10 take Judge Aldrich's decision and maize
! a test case OF the diSpensary law before
| has been requested TO call an extra ses-
SION Of the court. and viii probably 40
80 rr,, .n = -, n.S .E ,S9
| Inc yacnt Nlgiiant was placed In dry
dock .yestardsy at southampton. and IL
| was found that the hook supporting the
| forepart of the centreboari had been car
| ried away. and that the lead about that
| portion of the keel was damaged. Ths
centtepOTu, however, was only chafed,
and II Is virtually uninjured.
Harry A. Gardner the defaultlng cashier
| OF the Second National Bank OF Altoona,
| Pa. IL en- route for china or Japan. and
| has with him Slo0 600 in bank notes OF
| large and small denominations. 80 said
Samuel Il. Griffith. assistant district at
! torney at Pit;sburg. when asked yester-
| day regarding the truth of the rumor
! that Gardner had been In Plttsburg Tues
| day Gardner was In Portland. Ore.
a few DAYS ago" continued Mr Griffith.
and he has likely left the country by
this time"
! The relief appeal issued by Governor
| Altgsld was received yesterday by the
destitute people ~ Pullman with general
| expressions or joy and gratitude. The
| Relief Committee received some supplies
| In the morning and headquarters were
| opened with the expectation of getting
| much money and provisions IN response
20 the proclamation. When tho doors OF
| the supply-statiOn We're opened 4p men
| were assembled in double rows waiting
! TO have their baskets filled, and they
were not disappointed.
The Portsmouth N. H. navy-yarl. In
which work was practically suspended by
| order OF Secretary Herbert about six
/ months ago. Is To be started running full
/ blast soon after September lst All the
! wooden vessels OF the navy are repaired
AT this yard. and as numb's OF them.
/ including the Lancaster, now at New
| York. and the Alliance. at Norfolk. Will
be ordered TO Portsmouth, Il special board
, of naval officers Will meet at the navy
! yard next week To- conduct examinations
| for foremen, who Will select the new
! wOrkmen.