Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-08

slgnor Maccio has been appointed
Italian Minister to Chile.
The fight between German and WEIGH
was pulled OF az Lamont. ILL.,. Thursday
night. WEIGH was knocked out in The
nth round.
The cotton pest, reported as at Waco
and In Baldwin county. Ala. last sunday.
Is now reported from several places In
Clark county. Ala
The Duke OF Aosta arrived at stowe
House, England. yesterday morning.
where be was received by his hsncee. the
Princess Helene OF Orleans
Two elevators belonging to the WIS.,
consin Malt and Grain Company. Apple
ton. Wis. together with the once build
ing. were destroyed by fire Thursday eve
ming. Loss. over $4,000.
The London Times publishes Dispatch
from Hongkong stating that the Japa-
nese have arrived at Ta-Pe-Fu. and es-
tahllshed their headquarters there, the
natives submitting readily.
The leaders OF the Opposition In the
Spanish Senate have intmated that they
will not oppose the vote OF the credit
asked by We government for the expenses
Of an expedition to Cuba.
The Dau and Pau districts OF France are
flooded by heavy rain-storms and over
flowing streams, factories are stopped.
and railway traffic IL practically sus-
pended but no loss OF life IL reported.
l. ID. Munger rode into the bicycle
academy at Sixtieth street and the Boule-
ward New York. at exactly O'Clock II.
NJ yesterday with the rad package from
Chicago addressed 20 General Niles. The
blue rider was not In sight
Executions aggrsxating tts.6ss were
issued last night a8s1ast II. q Shirk a
Sons, proprietors OF the stevens Cotton-
Mills. Lancaster. Pa, and extensive cigar
manufacturers Liabilities. probably
| 100000.
| II is learned that the Chinese I per
cent. loan Of 100000. Just concluded By
Paris bankers. r. guaranteed BY Russia
/ In consequence Of Chiua's concessions 20
Russia enabling her TO extend the stbe-
I rian railway into Manchursa.
| II IL thought probable at 5icdah thst
I the present troubles there will culminsts
/ in a general Bedouin revolt owing 20
the beginning OF the pilgrimage season.
and the fansticsi hostility OF the Bed
oulns to Gaours
special from Victoria gives an ac-
count OF the wreck of the schooner
Kodiak, on Kodiak Island. and the loss
OF the schooner c. @. White. OF San
Francisco. near the same place. ten OF
the crew OF the White being lost.
A dispatch from Bolivar. Tenn. where
the West Tennessee Hospital for the
Insane is located. states that Alice
Mitchell who Is confined there attempted
suicide a few nights since. She will be
remembered as the Memphis belle who
cut the throat OF Freda Ward.
At the night session OF the Kentucky
Republican State Convention Thursday
c. O. Reynolds. Of Fayette county. was
nominated for Register of the Land
Office, and Lucas Moore, OF Marion. for
Commissioner OF Agriculture the conyen-
ton adjourning sine die at lis A. NJ
Mr. McAdoo. Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy, did not so TO Annapolis TO attend
the graduating exercises OF the Naval
Academy, but went. direct from the New
tport, H. l.. naval station d Washington.
and will act as Secretary OF the Navy
until Secretary Herbert returns froci
Annapolis
Telegrams received yesterday from the
Black Forest District Of Wurtemburg.
which was deluged by a cloudburst and
inundated by the consequent OVERCOMING
of the river Eyach Wednesday night.
state that fifty persons were killed In
the Balingen District. and ali OF thu
bridges spanning the river were carried
away
The Norwegiau stortiing yesterday. by
vote Of 90 20 "a. adopted a resolution
declaring that the existing political situa-
ton calls for the removal OF the dis
cords in the Union and affirming Nor
ways right 10 equality under the terms
OF the union with Sweden. including a
separate consular service and separate
foreign minister
A special from Ia Grange, Mo. SAYS;
The body OF Colonel Ed Moore. Of Can
ton, was found swinging from tree on
his land. opposite thai city, this morn
ing. He was fugitive from justice. TWO
weeks ago he went home intoxica ted.
and, with sword. tried 10 kill his wife
and children. A warrant was issued, but
he fed. He was a prominent member
OF the Grand Army II the Republic.
A dispatch from Berlin says the Cover
nor Of the Cameroons tsiegraphs thar
the Germans have stormed four forts
belonging to the rebellious Bakoko trfDsa
on the lower Sassag river; that the fight
ing was Of the most desperate chaFactsri
that 800 natives were killed. many wound
ed and q large number taken prisonsrsl
that the German loss was twelve killed
and forty-seven wounded. and that as a
result OF the battle trading In that re-
gion has been resumed.
The President Snas approved me recon-.
mendatIons OF medical boards placins
Director Gorgans and Hsu,snant-Corn-
mander Robert r. Csrmody on the retired
list. and promoting to the merit highs
grade Lieutenant Commander Henry n
Manney, Lieutenant Gottenred Blokenger
Surgeon Joseph q. Ayes. 3urgeoa
Michael G. Denman. Passsd-Asssstant-
Paymaster Leeds c. Kerr, Assistant Pay
master siba w. Reynolds, and Pssssd-As
! sistant-Engineer George B. Ransom.