Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-26
TcIPgrnphic Briefs.

Canton, O.-Ma1Or Mckinney mace TOUR
speeches to bodies Of callers. To-day
there are seventeen delegations expected.
Rome CA. r. Tidwell, Marshal Of
Seney. Ga. was shot dead by Lester
Echos Tidwell had arrested Echols Tor
being drunk.
London.--The enti-Turkish speech de-
liyeTed by Mr.. Gladstone at the mass
meeting held in Liverpool to protest
against the Armenian atrocities was wired
to the Sultan at Constantinople.
New Orleans.-Calver stevens Of In
dependence. La, arrived with news that
Johnnie johnson. who murdered Tour OF
the Cotton family, has been captured anu
safely lodged In jail at Greensburg.
Kansas city, Mo.-The international
Loan and Trust Company, OF Kansas
City. filed a deed of trust in the Re
cCrders Office for S9G2g7. a similar deed
was filed in Wyandotte county. Kan.
ST. Louis.-The strike of $50 miners en-
ployed at the mines Of the Missouri and
illinois Coal Company. at Rentchler,
Milderman. and treeberS. Ill, was de-
clared off. the men going back on con-
cession from the company, raising wages
from 3S to SO cents per ton, which Is
equal to the January price.
. Savannah. Ga.-The tug-boat Dauntless,
held al Brunswick on charge OF nil
busterinR was released on bond. Subse-
orently. papers showing her sale TO VII
linn a. Bisbee OF Jacksonville, Fla, were
recorded at the custom-house. warrants
charging hlibustering were served on
Cautain I.omm Engineer DeveTeaux. and
Marshall Walker (colored). a fireman.
The men will be given hearing to-day.
Brooklyn. Republicans OF Brook
lyn held big rally at the Ciermoht-aFe-
nue. rink. which was attended by one OF
the largest throngs OF people ever assem-
Ned i'm a hall In Brooklyn. There was
noticeable attendance OF ladies' The star
of the evening was ChaUncey NJ Depew,
who created sensation when he scored
Mr. Bryan for his utterances In relation
to the late Henry Ward Beecher whose
position as regards money ne heiu MI
Bryan had misrepresented
jacksonville, Fla.-Dr. Jerquin 3. Cas-
t.ilo, the Surgeon-General of the CUBAN
republic appeared before United states
Commissioner Eaean TO answer TO
charge OF perjury, made on the ground
that he had sworn falsely when examined
by the Inspector of immigration at Key
West where he landed on September gth
from an open boat in which he swore he
had made the trip from Cape Sable, ana
had not been aboard a vessel or held
communication with any vessel from the
time he left Cape Sable. The case was
continued.
Notwithstanding activity OF the head
quarters Of the various presidential nomi-
nees In sending out public documents and
other literature has somewhat eppaf-
raised the Post-Office Department by
overtaxing its mailing facilities. The re-
throughout the country. directing that
an surplus mail equipment be promptly
forwarded 20 regular repositories; also.
that when mail sacks containing docu-
ments or other matter are received by
any postmaster they must be emptied AT
once. and promptly forwarded 10 the
proper depository.
New Observation-Disclosures we're made
AGAINST President Nichols and Cashier ID.
- Blame. OF the lately suspended Bank
OF Commerce. by one OF the banks de-
positors and shareholders, charging them
specifically with receiving deposits after
they knew the bank was insolvent and
in Violation OF Act los, of the Legislature
OF 1884. The penalty for violating the act
is not less than FIVE years In the peni-
Tertiary at hard labor. The president and
cashier were arrested and taken before
First Recorder Ffnnegan. They pleaded
not guilty and were bound over In bonds
OF 800 each Ex-Governor and Chief
Justice Francis +. Nichols. who IL the
uncle of the bank president. signed the
bonds for BOTH and they were released.
A large crowd was In attendance at the
court, and on the outside quite demon
stration was made against the bank OFF,
GERS by the infuTiated people. many OF
whom lost money In the bank