Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-31


LEFT hand swings.on the Jaw, and got up
staggering. AS the police had pracucaiiy
notified the managers that II there was a
knockout all hands would be arrested,
Samuel G. Austin. who was referee, sent
Pearce TO his corner.
Jacksonville, Fla.-The steamer DaUnt-
less. captured by the cruiser Raleigh on
the Florida coast October Ist, mes Deeh
released from quarantine, but rs hoW ~
custody Of the Collector Of Customs az
Fernandina. The Collector notified the
owner.
Louisville.-Councilmen George Weber
and James SOwders an Aldermen G. }.
Jenne and Richard V. Breuer were IN
dicted, the former on the charge OF AZ
tempting 20 bride Councilman W. j. Eel
low and others for selling supplies to the
city contrary to law.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.-The Republican
campaign In the Third Tennessee District
was brought 20 a close with a monster
rally at the courthouse, which was al
dressed by Senator Frye. OF Maine, ana
observation-disclosures II. Clay
Evans, OF Chattanooga.
Guthrie. Okla.-A terrific rain-storm
visited Oklahoma Wednesday night, be-
ing in many places perfect water spout.
"A did "a great amount OF damage by
wash0utS. carrying of crops, etc A
cyclone devastated n section OF country
Seven persons were killed and several
injured
Washington.-With the approval Of the
President. acknowledgements Harry
Knox, Lieutenants Charles q. bowman
and Reuben O. Bittler. Ensign webster
a. Edgar. Passed-Assistant-Pay master
Livingston Hunt, and tant-Paymas-
ter Martin NJ. Ramsey have quallhed TOT
promotion TO the ne6t higher grades IN
tho navy.
Raleigh. n. Conformation has been
received at Democratic headquarters that
10000 bogus tickets have been printed ana
circulated in different parts of the state
Ticket" and containing only the names
of Populist electors and leaving Off the
names of Democratic and silver Repubh-
can electors.
Rome. Italy.-Cardinal Prince Gustave
Adolphc Won HohenlOhe Schillingsfurst
brother Of Prince Won Hohenlohe Schll-
lingsfurst the Imperial Chancellor OF
Germany, died here this morning. He
was the ranking member Of the sacred
college I'm respect Of priority OF appoint
ment, and held the office Of Archprlest Of
the Liberian Basillca i'm Rome.
Canton, O-The features OF the day
were a visit from Chauney NJ Depew
and the gathering Of several thousand
school children at Major Mckinley 5
house Mr.. Depew was warmly welcomed,
and spoke twice. once 20 cluD or coloteu
men and once to certain college students
VINO came from various parts OF the coun-
try TO pay their respects to Major Nc
kinley.
indianapolis. Ind.-General Harrison
started on HIS second stumping tour OF
the State. One hundred members OF the
Mckinley and Hobart Wheelmen's CLUB
rode to the eX-Presidents home and eS-
corted him thence TO the railway station.
days trip Will consist Of ID. NJ. Ransdell,
Hugh j. Hanna. w RI. Miller, ii. {.
Adams. and Moses McClain.
London.-The Paris correspondent OF the
Standard represents that the election OF
NIisamhart CProgrossisD as vice-president
OF the French Chamber Of Deputies and
the action OF the French Government IN
requesting that the Interpolation Of N.
Jaurcs (SocialisD concerning the labor
troubles at CarmauX be deferred until
Tuesday are looked upon as indicating
that the stability Of the Ministry is me
naced by the Radicals.
New Orleans.-A cyclone Thursday
struck Lake St. George i'm Tensas parish,
and meagre reports from the lower part
Of the parish indicate that great damage
was wrought. Twelve cabins on Locust
Land We're demolished, and one cOlOred
woman was killed Two colOred men
We're killed and two colored women and
a baby from Locust Laud were drowned
I'm Lake Bruen. where they were carried
by tho fury OF the wind.
NATURALIZATION des Cantons de
IEst the French paper published az Ar
thahaskavine whore Premier Laurler re-
sides. and where he now is announces
that tho vexati0us Manitoba school ques-
ton has been settled at last. the under
standing arrived at. the paper says, be
ing that tho present system OF nauQnal
schools viii continue TO exist, but tnat
religious instruction IS secure for CathO-
lies as well as for the French. since Cath
Ollie teachers are 20 be employed i'm dis
tricts where the majority is Catholic, ana
vice versa.
Constantinople.-Th city was thrown
into a state Of excitement bordering upon
panic Wednesday evening by hearing the
sound of heavy cannOnading, which, IL
was learned later, was caused by the
French guardship Leger engaging In gun
practice in the Sea Of Marmora. The
Porte that evening addressed note 20
the French Embassy asking that the
guardship be taken TO some more distant
point for the purpose Of gun practice,
10 which the French Ambassador replied.
expressing regret that the inhaDltants
of the city should have been disturbed,
but the people, he said, should become
accustomed TO the sound Of firing.
Troy. n. Y.-The gold-standard parade
was one Of the greatest demonstrations
ever witnessed IN Rensselaer, county.
Business was entirely suspended during
the afternoon, and 1000 men, represent
ing the various industries Of the city,
marched through the principal streets.
The demonstration was strictly non-paru-
san, members Of both parties participant
ing.