Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
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collector Bliss expects that the revenues
{ Aabana for June will exceed 81 100000.


Z Habana for June will exceed 100000.
4 Liberal Chilean Ministry has been
rmed i'm succession to the Conservative
aDinet which resigned June 2d.
1t is persstently rumored here, says
dispatch from johannesburg 10 the Lon
don Standard. that Great Britain has
acquired possession of lnyack Island, III
the mouth Of Delagoa bay
At meeting Of the Pan-American Rail-
way Company, held in Cleveland, o., yes
terday. a survey was ordered made OF
the route from Tampa south TO the ter
minus on the Gulf Of Mexico.
For the next few days the members OF
the special drafting committee, at The
Hague. who are preparing record or
the work already accomplished, Will De
the only Peace Conference delegates oc-
cupied.
A dispatch from Saigon. describing the
anti-foreign disturbances that recently
occurred in AIeng-Tsu. Province OF fu-
Yam. SAYS that the Wong-Tse custom
house. which was i'm charge Hf American
officials. was sacked and destroyed.
The anti-budget riots. which began at
SaragOssa. Spain. Monday, were continued
ye sterday. and all the shops were closed
in consequence. The troops hred on the
mob In the Plaza de la Constitution, kill
ing one person and seriously wOunding
two others.
Martial law has been declared at Va
lencia as we'll az SaragOsSa, SPAN, ana
fighting has occurred at Grehada' WheIe
the troops charged and wounded several
people. Anti-budset demonstrations nave
also occurred at Burgos, Toledo, and
Logrone, Spain.
Yesterday the Spanish Consul-General
At Manila. wearing a brilliant UNIFORM
visited General Otis. he was received u
the latters Office, which is hung with
portraits Of Spanish royal persoaages. IN
the course of a graceful speech he said
that the Spdniards III the IhllpplheS
would hold no resentment for the past.
There have been thirteen cases Of yel-
lOw-feVer in Habana this year. VI TINS
lumber five were fatal and eight rec0N-
cred. or the deaths one was on board
ship In the harbor one was the case OF
a marine. one soldier died. and one
civilian was fatally stricken. Al pres
ent there is no yellow-fever In HaDana'
The United States transports Grant and
Hooker have arrived al Manila. Inc
Grant sailed from San Francisco May
30th. carrying the Sixteenth Infantry
forty officers and 1,C65 men. Lieutenant
Colonel w. Spurgin COMMANDING rms
is a twcuty-siX-day passage, ana very
close 10 the record COR the run from san
Francisco TO Manila.
The Alabama coal-miners and opera
tors have again failed 70 reach an agree
convention at birmingham yesterday and
presented another scale. The operators
refused II and sent In counter-plopo-
sition. which the miners declined. Both
sides are strictly maintaining that they
will make no concessions.
A reciprocity treaty relating to the Brl-
tYsh West Indian Colony of Bermuda has
been concluded, and the Bermuda Com
mission has left Washington for nome with
a draft of the treaty, when IS 10 De SUP
mitted 10 the Bermuda Legislature before
befng finally signed. on behalf or the TWO
governments, By Commissioner kasson
and Mr.. Power the British charge.
4 soecial from Nevada City, Cal, says:
Mrs. Norval Douglass, of san Francisco
has received a letter saying her son,
Harry Douglass, with twenty-five picked
miners from California, who left June
10Th. last year, Tor siperia; mas p elis. .tu
from privation and cold. 1t IS stated the
party went TO Siberia under contract with
N New York company, expecting 10 be
gone three years.
The United States transport Logan ar
rived at New York yesterday IRON san
Juan. Y. r., with tWenty-nlne capln pas
sengers. l48 discharged and furloushed
soldiers. and $50 men and sixty horses or
Iiaht Batteries II and q, Seventh Artn-
Ierv and Heavy Battery Is, of the
Flfth United States Artillery On June
29d John Corbin, a dishonorabiy dis
charged soldier OF bdlltiy u j mn Al
hllerv. Jumped overheard and was lost
The correspondent Of the London
Standard M The Hague says The pro-
posal of Mr.. Hollis. OF the American dee
ccotion for revision OF lhe arbitration
fribunaTs judgments has been postponed
Tor the present but there is ~ no doubt ,1So II
" rbitration matter the United States has
scored signal success most OF me i 6ee5
adopted. Their representations in Berlin
secured Gcrmany's assent"
Maior-General Otis has ordered the
openine 10 trade Of many, important
Philippine ports that have been closed
since The outbreak These include San
Fernando, on the west coast OF Luzonji
hnarri. on the north coast; Curimoa, ana
ali norts In the Islands NJ Samar ana
Tefte There will be ~ great Doom S1r IN II the
hemp business, when mas oeeh az
the first cargoes before the wet weather.
As there is a heavy EXPORT duty on hemp
this will greatly increase the re- ehues.