Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
Tefegrnphtc Ticks.

The tenth Oregonian ballot for senator
yesterday showed no change in the situa"
| ton.
Michael Kelly. a prominent iron manu-
| facturer Of Charleston. s. L. died SUD.
denly Thursday night from hemorrhase or
| the lungs.
The French steamer Amerlque 2,l92
| tons neO from st. Nazaire. January 9th
and 10th for Colon, is reported ashore az
Cape Augusta. near Savanilia. with her
passengers and crew in danger.
Hon. N. II. r. Dawson, who has been
one Of the most distinguished ngures IN
Alabama for many years, ana was COM
missioner Of Education under Cleveland
first administration, died at his home, In
Selma, yesterday.
The House Commerce Committee yes
terday adopted a resolution to the erect
that the Nicaragua-canal bill previously
reported from that committee be adopt
ed by the House as a substitute Tor the
bill which passed the Senate last week.
Street Brothers, Charleston. $. c., CON-
slgnees OF the steamship Kingdom, from
Hamburg. which Is reported missing.
state that they have heard nothing s,3.hs Of the
vessel since she put In for coal at Shields,
which place she left forty-one days ago.
Catherine Morrison, aged 25 committed
suicide by cutting her throat with a razor
in one OF the confessional boxes IN the
Church OF the Epiphany, New YORK city,
suffering, 1t is supposed, from religious
mania.
At o'clock yesterday morning gang
OF Brooklyn strikers caught an unpro-
tected car of the Third-Avenue line at
Fffty-second street, and gave the nom
union conductor and motor-man a severe
beating, policemen finally resculng the
non-union men, but not arresting their as
sailants.
In calling the woman's suffrage con-
yention to order In Atlanta yesterday
morning Miss Anthony used a gavei that
was made from a piece OF wood that grew
at Mt. Vernon. called attention to this
fact and stated that the yellow ribbon
attached 10 the gavel signihed wisdom'
a virtue that was deficient In the Ameri-
can Congress.
Secretary Lamont, in pursuance OF the
act OF Congress providing for the dedica>
ton of the Chickamauga military park
September 18TH next. has addressed an
identical invitation to the Governors or
all the States. being the nrst event OF
military character connected with the
war to which the Governors OF States
have been invited.
The French Chamber yesterday adopted
Deputy Millerand's motion that the com
mittee appointed 10 investigate ex-Minis-
ter Raynars connections with the Ut
leans railway and the Railway or the
South, contain thirty-three members, the
same number as in the parliamentary IN
yestigation of the Panama scandal, the
vote being go against z'6.
A New York paper says Chief-Consul
Jacqulst, OF the Illinois Division OF the
League of American Wheelmen, will pro-
pose at the meeting OF the National As
sembly. February 18th, that the consti-
tuition be so amended as erasing the word
white from the membership rule. which
change will provoke great dissatisfacticn
in the ranks Of the organization.
a. t.. th..
Woman's Suffrage Convention at Atlanta
yesterday by stating that she considered
the criticism OF Rev: Dr. Hawthorne be-
meath the notice of the convention, since
attack upon a body OF strangers, and
doubtless because he was not I'm the habit
OF entertaining logical reasoning on any
subject"
Miss Mary Handy Wilson. daughter OF
the late United States Senator Ephraim
X. Wilson, and Professor ]: Edward
White. principal Of the public High School
at Snow Hill. Worcester county. Nd. were
married Thursday evening In one OF the
parlors OF the Hotel Renner. Baltimore,
Rev. Maltby ID. Babcock. pastor OF Brown
Memorial church, Baltimore, tying the
nuptial knot.
The action OF the Washington State Re-
publican caucus THURSDAY night was tyro e
Legislature yesterday, Congressman John
L. Wilson. OF Spokane. being elected
United States Senator to fill the vacancy
caused by failure to elect successor TO
John B. Allen two years ago, the vote
standing: Wilson RepublicaaI. ~; j. H.
Westcott PopulisD. "a
The recounting OF ballots in the con-
ELECTION case OF DIR. William >.
Rooze Rspublican) against Congressman
Harry Welles Rusk Democrap was con-
tinued at Baltimore Yesterday, the nrss
counted. and DR.. Booze making net
gain OF 81 votes. but in order to win the
Contest DIR. Booze will have to make an
average gain OF six and a fraction In
each OF the eighty-one precincts.
The Baltimore grand Jury Yesterday
nresented General Managers James r.
Heyward. OF the City and Suburban
Hallway Company william .nr,Ian House ana %
lawrence N. Frederick. Of the Lake.
BoIand Line for violating the s rsnner nrsh, Ir,
ago. and required that every rapiu-trsns
I'll car or train should be eYuiPpsd win
tenders before January she 18th last.