The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Many Items licked From All Parts OF
the World.

Many Items licked From All Parts of
the World.
WAsHlSGToN, l6.-A cablegram was
received at the Navy Department to-
day stating that the Raleigh had left
Colon for Carthagena.
LONDON, l6.-A dispatch to the
Times from Madrid says that Admiral
| BeraDRer aud most OF her naval experts
are strongly inclined to the opinion
that the cruiser ReIna Regente has not
been lost.
New YORK, l6.-District Attorney
| Fellows this afternoon, when seen
about the decision in the Wiman case,
| stated that he had decided to take the
case to the Court of Appeals Mr..
Wiman is now at liberty, he having
furnished bail in the sum of $50, ,O00
RICHMOND, Va, l6.-The Executive
| Committee Of the Southeastern Tariff
Association adjourned this nftarnoon,
nftor issuing statement that in their
opinion the public here had no reason
to be dissatisfied with the schedule of
insurance rates. There is some talk of
appointing compact manager for
Richmond.
RcHMoND, 1G.-Dr. John l. Wise,
| one Of the most prominent physicians
on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, died
| OF pneumonia at his home, aged C5
years. He was the son of the late John
Hastings Wise, OF Aocomac. and a
nephew of the late Gov. Henry A.
| Wise. of Virginia.
WAsHTSGToS, l6.-A telegram was
received Mt the Navy Department
to-day announcing the arrival of the
Chicago at Funchal ou her way home
from the European statiou The urri.
val of the Mohican at Seattle, Wash.
was also reported.
WAsHIHGroN. 1G.-Presideut Cleve.
lnnd has returned TO Washiugtou, 1t
was just 4:l5 p, IN. when the Violet
tied up to her wharf. About fifty peo-
| pie were there awaiting Ler arrival.
Enough game was brought back to
send hampers of game to all the Cabi
net officers in town.
PirIsBuRd. Pe., 16.-The Oliver
| Coke and Furnace Company TO day
notified their employees of @ general
advance III wages amounting to about
| 10 per cent. The action affects several
thousand men.
ALGoNA, H., 1G.-The fifth attempt
to burn this town was made last night.
-Four business houses were burued.
lhe militia Is on guard and detectives
"Sio eb l'io1C Gu W icTE0l Out the uEe-
| bugs.
TAMPA. 1G.-The Spanish government
has ordered tho young men who are
subject TO the Spanish army regulations
ana who reside i'll this city to report to
the authorities ut Havana.
New YORK, l6.-lhe Rev. ID. a.
| Blackburn. OF the Westminster Presby.
terinu Church, of Charleston, S. G.,
bns been called to the pastorate of the
Church OF the Strangers, In Mercer
street, TO take charge on March 9th.
lie is said to be II young man and
| comes to New York with record of
success III the South.
! PIrrsBUEG, Pa, 16.--The members
of the Pittsburg National tenn lett to-
| day Tor Savannah, Gin. The will 90
| into training for the seasons work.
Cross. Sugden aud kinslow will ioin
the team at Washington. The club
will remain in the South until the
opening OF the season with the Louis
vile team.
AudusrA. Ga, 1G.-The Populist
Congressional Convention of the Tenth
District met at Ihomaston o.day, the
home of Thomas T.. Watson, aud nom
| mated him unanimously for Congress.
to make the special election made neces
| sary by the resignation OF Congress.
| man Blnck.
New ORLEANS, 16.-There is no
change in the labor situation hero.
Everything is quiet. The Governor
estimates that the cost of keeping out
the militia 10 be between 81 900 and
l,2OO per day.
SAVANNAH, Ga, 1G.-Gov. Mckinley
and wife are the guests OF Hon. Frank
kennn, at Ihomnsville. Cards have
been issued for reception on Tuesday
night, and general reception will be
| given at the Mitchell House Wednes.
day night.
- :~JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, 16.-The regu.
lar aud second team of the New York
baseball clubs met again this afternoon.
| but on account Of RAIN the game was
| called IN the sixth inning,
rrcss CUB lsccting.
called meeting of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Press Club will be held In
the clubs rooms over 9S MAN street
| tomorrow afternoon ut 8 O'Clock.
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