Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
TeleEPnphic Briefs.

It was finally decided last night that
Dallas Tex. is to be- the scene or the
-fitZslmmOns' light.
The German Government has obtained
residential concessions at Chinese treaty
ports similar 10 those enjoyed by Eng
land and France.
The Des MONIES Leaders returns from
the Iowa county Democratic primaries m
dicate that the silver men have been de-
feated in places where they most cN-
pected victories.
General parliamentary elections were In
prugr ~ In New South Wales. Australia,
yesterday and IL is known that Premier
Reid has defeated eX-Premier Sir Henry
Parkes In Sydney.
The Scotch Peers met IN Edinburgh yes.
terlay and elected sixteen OF their NUM-
Der 10 represent them In the House ~
Lords in the aw Parliament. every one or
whom Is Un.onlst.
The Glastonbury Knitting Company M
Manchester Green, Conn, has notiilsd Us
employees that beginning August bth the
10 Der cent. reduction made IA wages in
1894 viii be restored.
Charles H. Guerncy. who was waylaid
and shot Monday az Jacksonville. fla.,
by his father-in-law, Il. y. Turner, died
yesterday. His mother resides at Bridge
water. Mass, and his remains VIII not
be Inferred until she Is heard from.
Tho situation between the ingram car
pet manufacturers, at Philadelphia, ana
their striking We1yerS has assumed TIE
nature OF a deadlock. both sides await
in2 developments and oyeriures from ihe
other. and both being confident or ultl-
mate success.
The schooner Carrie T.. buchanan cleared
from Fernandina. Fla, for Curacca, Nene-
zuel1, Tuesday afternoon. and when four
miles out was approached By two small
schOOners. and received from the Iatter
cases containing arms ana ammunition,
which, II Is supposed, VIII be delivered 10
Cuban Insurgents.
A dispatch 10 the London Times from
Ten-Tsin asserts that Japan's delay IN
negotiating the commercial treaty with
China and evacuating liao-Tung terri
tory. was deliberately planned pending
completion OF the British parliamentary
elections. japan hoping to induce Lord
Salisbury's government 10 support Her
against Russia.
On Tuesday Deputy-Sheriff Charley Al
len, with a posse OF five armed men ain-
pushed the noted outlaw, DICK feager,
and two companions about thfee mite,
southwest of Sheridan. oklahoma, anu
when the officers ordered hands up the
response was n v0lley or buiets, ana
desperate fight ensued. In winch heager
was shot through the heart ana the otheI
two outlaws wounded.
The Italian Government has decided TO
present the papers in the GloNtti case 10
the Chamber Of Deputies and 70 propose
the appOintment of a special committee
<ing the documents by means or when
'SignOr GiOlitti hopes 10 prove the .naftfs
he has made against Prlme- Minister
Crispi In connection with the bank scan
dals and other matters.
Marshal James yelling, Of Jackson,
Miss. ralded the 'Whlte Hop joints OF
Jackson Yesterday morning and arrested
!. j. Baxter. Mike Smiddie, and Wits
Brari, managers Of the blind tigers, and
ing a quantity Of whiskey on hand. jack
son Is a prohibition town, but whlskey
seems 10 be sold boldly, and drunken
men are more frequently seen than before
the saloons closed July ith, last.
An Italian shooting, somewhat similar 70
the St John and 81; James Mana cases,
took place on the Elmhall plantation OF
Leon GOdchau, in Assumption parish.
near NapOleonville, La, on Monday night.
when Phillip Russo, aged % years, ana
his son. aged years. were both shot
from the outside with buckshot, while
they were eating supper. the father being
slightly. and the son MORALLY wounded.
The returns from the British elections
show that the Conservative and Cnionists
continue generally 70 gain seats or 20
reduce Liberal maj0rties. though in some
districts the Liberals increased their ma
ioritles over those OF 1889 or reduced the
Conservative-L n.onist maJorities. Sir VIII
fred Lawson Qiberall. the noted temper
ance advocate. was chosen Tor the Cock
ermouth division OF Cumberland, but his
majority was only al. against III in 1892.
The formation OF groups OF Russian
Hetrews for emigration 10 the Argentine
RsnubIic has ceased. many complaints
having reached Russia concerning the
administration OF the Hebrew colony IN
Argentina the want OF means by which
The colCnists could earn 4 livelihood. Rnd
also OF ili-treatment OF the colonists,
and a movement Is now under way look
ing 10 the directing the How OF cD,gra-
ton 10 the more sparsely-p eopled districts
in the western United States.
THE Executive Committee OF the Popu-
list party In Alabama met In birmingham
Yesterday. pursuant To call, and Captain
r. n Kolb. Rev. Samuel Adams. State
Senator Goodwin. Frank Daltzell. and
many other leaders OF the party were In
Attendance The report OF the COMMITTEES
on Resolutions. as adopted. declares that
the Executive Committee has no power
10 commit the party TO a policy that con-
templates fusion with any other political
organization. and that the candidates OF
the Peoples party must be unLlintea with
the financial vagarles OF John sherman
and Grover Cleveland.