Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-25
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York. Pa.-The York Mutual Building
and Loan Association is In difficulties.
Lynn. Mass.-William II. Ashe. one Of
T,vun's best-knOwn shoe manufacturers,
assigned. No schedule filed.
Washington.-The Treasury gold re-
serve stands at Si99SJ.9l The reported
Withdrawals of gold We're Slo1uoO.
Atlanta. Ga.-Nlrs. George Petty was
run over by a Central railroad train at
Mcdaniel street and both her rect were
cut off. She will die.
Atlanta. GA brakeman named W. w.
Marshall fell off a seaboard Line
train at the Belt junction, and was killed.
IL was from Abbeyilie, $. G.
Kingston. Jamalca.-The steamer Hor-
dell has arrived from G0naives, Haul, ana
rcpOrts continued serious rioting IN the
streets Of Port-Au-Prince the past Few
days.
Lexington, Ky.-Captain r. J.. Tracy
Of Ashland Park Farm. "a noted trainer
Of thoroughbred and trOtting horses. as
signed 10 the Security. Trust and Vault
Company. Assets. 5000; liabilities 49,
CO...
Jacksonville. FIa.-The Malory-Llne
steamer Alamo, which went ashore on
Pelican shoals. near Key West, Wednes-
day. has been gotten of by the Key
West Wrecking fleet which has libeled
the vessel for $4,000 salvage.
Baltimore. Md.-The grand jury pre-
scented Matte v. Angelier and her hus-
band. Frank Angelier. on the charge OF
shooting and killing Charles f. Parker
Of AthOl Mass, in their store, on north
Charles street, on saturday afternoon,
January 18th.
FL Paso. Tex-Advices from the City
of Mexico say that bull-fghting has been
interdicted In the republic after the full
flment OF present contracts, the cause,
10 is supposed. being the frequent danger
Gus disorders and the turbulence at fights
created by spectators
Washineton.-AlissA Agnes Beele Steel
daughter of the Mayor Of Helena, has
boat Helena which Will be launched at
the works OF the Newport News Ship
building and Dry-D0ck Company on
Thursday, January Both.
Jackson. Miss.-The Legislature took a
Joint ballot for United states senator. re-
sulting as follows: Money, 166; Burkitt,
2 the last two votes being from the two
POpulist members of the House, and given
complimentary 10 Editor Frank Burkitt,
the POpulist candidate Tor Governor az
the last election.
LOndon.-A meeting Of the Cabinet was
held at the Foreign Office Lord Salisbury
presiding, and previous TO the Cabinet
meeting conference was held between
Right Hon. George j. Goschen, First Lord
of the Admiralty, the Naval Board, and
Rear-Admiral Alfred T. Dale commander
OF the Flying squadron.
Chicago. Iu-Attorney-General Aloo-
ney will bring quo waranto proceedings
i'm the Circuit Court against the Illinois
Steel Company for the purpose OF having
its charter revoked. II is alleged that the
combine increased its capital stock TO
S50.0O0GO, ana I'm representing that this
was its authorized capital exceeded its
legal powers
Washington.-Secr Herbert decided
that he would direct the preliminary ac-
ceptance Of the tOrped0-boat Ericsson, sub
iect TO another dock trial, the sum OF $4,000
TO be deducted. however from the con-
tract price for failure TO complete the
vessel within the required time The
Ericsson Is now at New London. Conn.
and the trial will take place there She
was built by the Iowa lron-Works. Du-
buque, la.
London.-The Chronicle publishes a dis
match. saving that duel Is impending
between ~ Henri Rochefort, the widely
known editor Of the lntransgeant and
NJ. EdOuard DrumOnt. also a well-known
literary man. the trouble having arisen
from a recent newspaper squabble be-
tween NJ ROchefort and Madame Seye-
rine. a writer for the French Press, NJ.
DrumOnt having constituted himself the
champion Of the latter.
Rome.-Advices from Massowah state
that the situation at Makale is I'M
changed The ShOans Investing the Ital-
ian fortress have redoubled their vigil
lance 10 prevent the Italians from nd
ing out any news. The Shoans cut off
the hands OF three reporters captured
They also captured and shot messenger
who was endeavOrlng 10 get into the
Italian fortress TO carry news to Major
Galiiano. the cOmmandant. OF his pro-
motion to the rank OF colonel.
Jackson Miss-ln accepting the nomi-
nation as United States Senator Colonel
Money arrayed himself In direct OppOsi-
lion To Governor McLaurin on the Nene-
zuolan question. saying. among other
things. ''As q member Of the Committee
ON Foreign Affairs. | have always been
"A conservative IN our foreign policy.
hold the views of George Washington I'm
hls farewell addfess-to have no ALI
ances but commercial ones-and with the
views OF Thomas Jefferson IN his second
annual fnessage--tO avoid all cntangling
alliances. As a self-governing people. We
have found IL 10 our profit and happiness
to attend strictly 10 our own business, and
not 10 interfere in any respect with the
political relations or any other country.
i shall not yield 10 the war. spirit that
seems to have swept like wave over the
nation. g.. .-.-.- -------