Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-23
TeIegrams Made Tersc.

Madrid.-Two battalions OF infantry
| started, amid great popular enthusiasm.
for Cadiz. when they will embark for
| Cuba.
| faulting president OF the Leadville Saw
| ings Bank, was arrested in Denver. and
arrived in charge OF officers.
Denver. Col.-Colonel Mat. Adams.
| Clerk OF the District Court, resigned and
! disappeared. Investigation now shows a
| shortage In his accounts, said TO approx
mate 1900.
Galveston. Tex.-Ed. Hanlon evened
| honors with George Bubear at Dickinson
Bayou by winning the fourth in the series
OF five sculing-races for the championship
Of England.
Edinburgh. Mr.. John Morley. late Chief
Secretary for Ireland. has accepted can
| didacy for the seat in the House of Com
mons for MOntrose. made vacant by the
resignation of Mr. John VIII G.iberaD.
Brussels.-It IL announced that the au-
thorities Of the Congo Free State have de-
| cided 10 court-martal Captain Lothaire
for hanging the British trader Stokes. his
summary action being held unjustifable.
London.-The Daily News publishes a
dispatch from Vienna saying that advices
that have reached there from ST Peters
burg show that China is negotiating with
Germany with the object of raising a new
loan.
Knoxville. Tenn.-The Carnegie blast
furnace built at Johnson City five years
ago. was sold at receivers sale for 500
600. Wilberforce Sully. son OF Alfred Sully.
one Of the leading stockholders, being the
only bidder.
ST. Johns y. F.-The government or
gan, the Telegram, admits the existence
Of the direst poverty In this city and
many Of the outport settlements II be.
lieves that great restitution will prevail
during the coming winter.
London.-The St James Gazette COM
menting on the remarks Of Lord Dun
raven at the banquet given In his honor
in Cardiff. says: 1T would be Lord Dun
ravens proper course not to repeat his ac-
cusations. but to produce more plausible
evidence to support them
Boston. Mass.-A meeting under the
auspices Of the Armenian Relief Commit
tee was held i'm Faneuil Hall, which for
mally protested against the recent out
RACES against Armenians and asked sym.
patty for and cooperation in the work of
relief for those In distress
Savannah Ga.-A special from Warren
ton. Ga. saws; People coming in from
Gibson. in Glasscock county. report the
lynching Of a negro named Balaam Han
cock by mob Of enraged citizens for an
attempt to assault Miss Bessie Shelton,
a white girl. II years of age.
Atlanta, GA special train OF eight
u
delegation. here for BroOklyn-Day at the
exposition arrived. There are many
ladies in the party. The Brooklynites will
remain over until Monday to take part
in the exercises of Manhattan-Day
Berlin-A dispatch from Zanzibar says
that the caravan which was under the
direction of the British trader Stokes. who
was hanged in the Congo country by the
Belgian captain. Lothair, for selling arms
and ammunition to the natives, has ar
81. 81 frfa
with 1900 sterling worth OF ivory.
Madrid.-The excitement growing out Of
the charges made by the Marquis Cabri-.
nan against certain municipal officers OF
using their positions for their private adj
Vancement shows no signs of abatement.
The students In Madrid attempted to
make a demonstration against the ac-
cused officials, but were prevented by the
police.
Vevay Ind.-Polceman Robert Knox
arrested Ed. Taylor. and was on his way
10 the fail when TAYLOR drew revolver
and fired killing Knox instantly. Taylor
fled and made his escape. The officers
sent for bloOdhounds. and are now. with
the dogs on the track OF the fugitive. II
he is caught II is thought he will be
lynched.
St. Johns. y. F.-The Executive Counci,
met and decided 10 release the convicted
smugglers upon the payment OF fines
ranging from SO to 500. according 10
the gravity or the oUences. Inc oNer was
communicated TO the prisoners. and they
all refused to pay any amounts, prefer
ring to serve the balance of their terms
of imprisonment.
Chicago. Ill.-Mellville =. Roberts, a
banker. who was president Of the Thirty
first-Street Bank. which failed during the
panic. was arrested, charged with per-
jury I'm case tried November LIST. where
In Roberts was sued by the Commercial
National Bank for $1,000 A warrant al
leging perjury was also issued for the
arrest Of G. +. Hacker. who was pres-
dent OF the Park National Bank, which
also went to the wall during the panic.