The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
PAROLE VICTORIOUS
LONDON, May s.-Pdrole won the great
Cheshire stakes. :

LONDON, May 8.-Pdrole won the great
Cheshire stakes.
Third Dispatch.I
LONDON, May S.-Parole has retrieved his
loss Of the race for the Chester Trades Gun
yesterday by winning that for the great
Cheshire handicap stakes, whick took place
to-day--the last OF the Chester meetings.
Refer, who won the race for the Chester
Trades cup, got in second, and Lord
Lpgh's four-years' old bay colt, Sir Joseph,
third. There were eight starters. Parole
carried 134 pounds, Refer lis pounds, Sir
Joseph 1lS pounds. The distance was
nearl y one mile and quarter, and the race
was for three-years old aud upwards.
APPEARANCE OF TIE AMERICAN HORSE.
NEW YORK, May S.-A special concern
ing Paroles victory this morning SAYS:
Parole was last in first turn round, then
arousing himself, went through the COM
peting horses like flash of lightning. The
other jockeys looked at the performance in
perfect Stupefaction, almost as il thew had
a phantom horse in their ranks. The an
plause for the American horse was immense
as he came on in the cantcr past, winning
the chair"
BANK Observation-Disclosures
LONDON, May 9.-The olI.estabished
Bank OF Swain, Clough & Co., in Cork, Ire
land, known as Cork Bank, has SUSPENDED.
The amount Of note circulation of the bank
is e46,3S7.
An outbreak OF spotted typhus.ierer has
occurred in Astrachan.
France.
PARIS, May S.-The sections OF the Coun
Gil OF State have unanimously decided that
I, Il;
is guilty Of u violation OF the law in having
issued pastoral attacking N. Jules Ferry's
educational bill. 1t is expected that the
General Assembly OF the Council on the
18th instant will confirm the decision.
AfshnnLstan.I
FRIENDLY RELATIONS DESIRED BY THE VICE
ROY BETWEEN INDIA AND AFGHANISTAN.
SIMLA, May S.-The Ameer OF Aighans-
tan arrived at Gurdamuk to-day. He was
met ut the frontier by Major Cavaguari and
detachment Of the Tenth Hussars and
guides. British troops OF all arms lined
the route to the camp, distance OF two
and half miles. General Browne and staff
received the Amer on his arrival at the
end OF the lire, when a salute Of twenty
one guns was fired. The Amer has an
nounccd his arrival to the Viceroy OF India,
aud expressed desire for the establishment
of friendly relations between India and AZ
ghanstan.
The Pacific Railroad Strike.
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, May S.-The Can
ada Pacific railroad strike still continues.
A number OF men came in from the scene
last night. They report that the whole force
OF some 1900 men are on strike, but that
no damage has yet been done TO property,
nor would be unless by a few hot-heads, the
aiority Of the Workmen being steady and
industrious. They say that il paid off the
strikers will leave the line, but they were
unable to get their time from the foreman.
A special dispatch to the Daily Times
from Cross Lake gives different version OF
the affair. 1t says: g The men are march
ing in pl ocession, with the Union Jack and
the red flag OF the Communists. The su.
pcrintepdent OF the work, Mr.. Charles
Whitehead, met them and asked their
wants. They demanded two dollars per
day for all hands, and board at four dollars
per week, and no doctors fees-thc men
being charged fifty cents per month each for
medical attendance; and they threatened to
prevent all work until their demands were
complied with. MI. Whitehead declined
acse pting the terms, but offered all OF those
wishing to leave free ride 10 Winnipeg,
where they would be paid off. The men,
however, declined this"
The Times adds that $50 far all is quiet,
as the strikers have not met any resistance;
but 1t is evident there are those among them
who are only anxious to destroy roperty."
H. The Situation In RUSSIA.
REVOLUTIONARY TENDENCY OF TIE so-cALLED
REPRHSSIyE MEASURES.
LONDON, May 8.-The Iimes'S corre-
spondcnt at Bucharest says: "Priyac ac-
counts reaching here from Russia represent
the situation all over that country as being
beyond description; tnat the tendency Of
the so-called repressiye measures is towards
revolution rather than peace. as ut present
announced, and the outrageous expressions
of all classes OF the population are rapidly
spreading feeling that anything is prefera-
Die to the existing state OF affairs. 1t is as
serted that the Government is really play
ing the game of the Nihiists instead of
crushing out the spirit Of discomfort in the
Empire"
Angry Scene TN tile German Rcichstn@
BERLIN, May SIN the tariff debate in
the Reichstag to-day Herr Lasker accused
Bismarck OF fomcnting aerarian agitation.
An angry .scene ensued. Prince Bis
Tarck declared that the deputies should
mutually respect the laws Of politene>S.
He said he merely wished to restore
the Zollverein, and must, for this
purpose, remodel the raiIway-goods tariff,
which was uniayorable to foreign pro-
ducts. He still adhered 10 the whole OF
his programme. ST.. 4
Dr. Forckenbeck, the president OF the
Chamber. ruled that Herr Lasker's attack
on Bismarck was severe, but not insulting.
Bismarck refused to retract bis remarks,
and quilted the house.
a Compromise Effected.
CoSsTANTINoPIE, May S.-The Khedive'
emissarv here states that 4 compromise has
been effected between the Khedive and
England and France.
STIMULATE THE SLUGGISH KID