Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29
TcIegraphic Tersitics.

St Johns, y. F.-As predicted the snug
Cling puhlicans paid their fines ana OBJ
tanned renewals of their licenses.
Berlin.--The Freisinnlge Zeitung says
that Emperor William will not open the
Reichstag AT its coming session IN person
New York.-The entire issue Of sl6,5o0ooO
Central Of Georgia railroad . per cent.
nfty-year consolidated bonds mas been
sold
Boston. Mass.-Rev. Octavius Brooks
FrOthingham the celebrated nttetateuf.
author. and Unitarian divine, died; aged
q years.
Boston.-The Hamburg American Line
steamer Galicia. bound from New orleans
for Hamburg, put In with her cargo on
fire. and anchored in the harbor.
New Yorkshire Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad reports for october gross earn
lugs Of Se0sqlA an increase OF N6,Ne. eN-
pen ses. 1881 2S5-rcre2se. S-9V65. ana net
earnings OF sa0S.629-lncrease. $685..
Paris.-M. Bertholet, Minister Of For
eign Affairs. read in the Chamber Of
DEPUTIES a statement, prepared by the
Ministry. I'm regard 20 Mqlagaecar which
he declared was henceforth French pos
session
81. Johns. y F-The steamer Sir Dom
aid belousing % the English mission 20
deep-sea fishermen. returned from i-aora-
dor. where 60 has been employed since
June IN connection with religious and
medical work, and reports very succ So
ful operations. having covered 2olt mile
Of coast and treated nearly 5000 patients.
Washington.-Th report Of Supervising
Inspector General Dum0nt. Of the steam
bOat-InspectOn Service, just made public
estimates the number OF passcngH ff
carried on steamboats, during the year ai
between 6o0@OCl1 and 1,1,O0O00. ON
states the loss OF iife at 11i, OF whom
1iS were passengers and -i5 officers or
persons employed b. the steamers.
Washington.-As result OF the in
vestig.tion into the recent destruction
and mutilatlou Of Treasury records In tn.
theft 0fsobsoete acknowledgements stamp
attached % the records, Secretary Car
clerk. and three colorod laborers, their
names being G.. y. Nning, Orville Bacon
4. b. Hopkins. and Charles Edwards
Vienna.-The lower house Of the Aus
tri8n Parliament decided. by vote
20 to 81. to suspend the immunity from
prosecution enjoyed by Dr.. Lueger. ~
anti-Semitc leader, as member OF tn
body. In order 10 enable the courts 1
try him for Islander, upon charges lodged
by a Vienna shoemaker, the languas
upon which the charges are based havin
teen used In one OF the several violent
speeches made by DR. Lueger In connec
ton with his reported election 10 the ofiic'
of Burgomaster Of Vienna. which election
the Emperor refused to sanction.
Boston. Mass.-A special from Prov
dence. K. l., says Treasurer J. II. O'Neill
Of the American Hand Sewed Shoe Com
pany and the confidential agent OF Presi
dent Joseph Banlgan. OF the UniteC
states Rubber Company, has mysteriousli
disappeared from the city. He left .
week ago. and nothing has been hear
Of his wherea bouts since that time. tn
officials OF the company are now engaged
i'm making an examination OF his affairs
The Guarantee Company OF North Ameri
ca is surNty for the missing man on q
bond FOR $4,000 O'Neill is thought by
friends 10 have taken his life through
dependency and physical ailments.
Rome.-In the Chamber Of Deputies,
Signor Barsilai (RadicaD declared That the
sum OF q 0o0 lire had been offered 10 n
certain deputy in the recent general cleo
tions as an irduccment ~ him 10 with
draw hts candidacy I'm favor OF Premier
CrispPs Chief of Cabinet. The declara-
tion created great excitement and a
stormy scene. The deputy alluded 10
denied that NJ had received any offers
OF money, or that any pressure had been
brought 10 bear upon him 10 Induce him
20 withdraw. Nevertheless. Sign'r Crspi
demanded that the Chamber order an in
guirv into the allegation. and the Pre-
fnfer's PROPOSAL was referred 10 a COM
rnitfen ~ fha Chamber for examination.