Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-03

Charleston. s. C.-Bill Dodgins died In
Pickens county, s. c.. aged ios years.
New Orleans.-Cardipal Gibbons arrived
In the city on a short visit TO relatives.
New Orleans.-Edward Conery. sr.. tho
well-known millionaire merchant. died.
New Orleans.--George r. Finley. head
OF the large drug firm of Finley, Dicks, q
Co., died.
London Thomas Batement. who WAS
twice president of the Primitive Metho-
dist Conference. is dead
New orleans.-E Conrey, Sr.. tho
steamboat king OF the South, and one
OF New Orleans's wealthiest citizens
died.
Salt Lake, Utah.-The days three ball
lots IN the State Legislature for United
States Senator developed no material
change.
Rome, Italy The University was
closed, owing TO riotous conduct on the
part OF the students. Several OF the
ringeaders were arrested.
Spokane. Wash.--The First National
Bank OF Oakdale. Spokane county. has
gone into voluntary liquidation. Deposit
tors are notified to come and get their
money.
Iondon-The House OF Commons. by
vote OF 1926 to no. passed the financial
proposal in the educational bill to grant
10 voluntary schools the sum OF
shllings per child.
New Orleans.-The House River ara
Harbor Committee arrived In the city
this morning from Texas. and left imme-
diately on their return trip. They Will
ctnp ovQr az Rirprin cham and he enter.
tanned there.
Moscow, Idaho.-The Moscow National
Bank was closed by Bank-Examiner
Eugene /. Wilson, OF Ellenburg. acting
under the orders Of Comptroller Eckels.
X. c. Brown is president. and G. NJ.
Bruno. cashier.
Pittsburg. Pain the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, George 8. Griscom and II.
r. Anderson were appointed receivers
for the Pennsylvania Lead Company, or
Pittsburg. Judgment was confessed 10
Trustee Griscom for $949,0co.
New York--Bob Fitzsimmons expects to
start for Nevada on February 18th. as
he wishes TO have four weeks hard
training for the big fight. IT IL likely
that wate ring-pla about three miles
from Carson City Will be selected
London Edward r. Taylor. alias
Arthur w. Platt, VINO II under arrest TOT
killing Jesse Tyree In Kentucky. I'm 1885,
was formally extradited In the Bow
Street Police Court and VIII be taken to
America at once by Kentucky officials
Charleston. S. CA letter from Admiral
Bunce to Mayor Smith. says that nearly
all the ships Of the squadron OF evolution
will come into the harbor after the
manoeuvres outside. and that an ex-
change of courtesies will he in order.
Madrid.-The Infanta Marie Louise
Ferdinande Duchess of Montpensier. In
dead; aged s. years. She was sister
OF ex-Queen Isabella H., OF Spain; grand
mother of the King Of Spain. and was
married in 1876 to the Duke OF Montpen-
sier, who died I'm 1890.
Canton. O.-There are over one hundreo
cases OF typhoid-fever In the city. Inc
cause Is attributed TO the water-supply.
There have been several deaths. Mrs.
Emma Troll, formerly an amanuensis for
Major Mckinley, being among those VINO
have succumbed to the disease.
Sterling, Ill-The extensive works OF
the Keystone Manufacturing Company.
Thomas A. Gait president. were closed
by the Sheriff. on levy made In favor
of Mr.. Gait for sse0S5. and the First
National Bank OF Sterling for 1895. The
keystone company manufactured all
kinds OF farming implements.