Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-21
TeIcgraphic Tersities.

Queen Victoria arrived at Windsor Cas-
tie yesterday.
The schooner Charles ID. Hall, from
New York. for Norfolk Va, put In at
Southport, n. c., yesterday for har-
Dor.
In a number Of Trenton IN. j. potteries
Yesterday notice was posted or another
reduction In wages. varying from p to 30
per cent. and a strike Is not improba-
BILE.
In reference to protests from Sir Philip
Currie the British Ambassador at Con-
stantnople. the Porte has commanded the
Governor OF Beyreuth to revoke his 0ders
forbidding tourists to visit the interior.
The trial at Florence. Italy. of Sgnor
Merlino. an Anarchist, who was accused
of publishing seditious pamphlets, ended
yesterday in his acquittal. the verdict
being loudly applauded by the spectators
In the courtroom
The French Cabinet has decided that
II the German Reichstag votes In favor
OF granting bounties upon exported SUI
gar measures will be Immediately
taken by France TO counteract the effect
OF such bountles upon the French mar
ket.
The British steamer Verax. from Mo-
bile. for Liverpool. which arrived at
Queenstown on the 18Th, reports that
while at sea fire was discovered in No.
hold, but that the ship was not seriously
damaged the flames having been quickly
extingushed.
BY a vote OF 81 to 10 the lower house
of the Missouri legislature yesterday
passed a joint resolution accepting the
proposal of the city OF Sedalia TO remove
the capitol to that city. the condition
being that the city shall erect State build
ings superior 10 those at the present capi-
tai.
A dispatch dated at Kai-Ping on the
nth says that about thousand Chinese
troops attacked the japanese posts az
Kumio-Ching In the morning and were
repulsed promptly. retreating precipi-
lately, and leaving thirty dead on the
field. the number OF wounded not being
ascertained.
The London News is informed that Sir
Henry James, Liberal Unionist. will move
adjournment OF the House OF commons
to-day. to direct attention TO the Indian
cotton trade. and proposes to divide the
House, which division will be extremely
critical as many Liberals have Lam
cashlre seats.
The London News correspondent III
Toxic says: Premier Count Ito made
speech in the Chamber to-day on the sup
Elementary budget for the expenses Oh
the war with China, received the rndi-
yided attention OF the members. Snd was
applauded throughout By all when ne re-
sumed his scat"
At Beaufort Mountain. eight mpes
south of Irondale, Mo-. wood-cnopper
named John c. Warner his wire. anu
| three children, were recently found frozen
| TO death, and II is supposed That the SUM
mons came while they slept. as all were
under cover and showed no signs OF pam
or a struggle. and that they died on FIJI
day night, February sth. when the tner-
mometer registered l5 degrees beio" w
the community.
dlspatch from CoDstantinopie says
| that In consequence OF the action OF tne
| custom authorities at Jana, American
| tourists TO the Holy Land nave peen
greatly annoyed and h:ndcred: but that
complaint having been made py many
tourists to United States Minister Ter
reII. the Porte. upon the Minister'S repre-
sensations. has recalled the director OF GUS
| toms al Jaffa. and tourists win In future
/ be able to visit the holy places great
| deal more readily.