The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Treaty with AMMAN.

AMMAN has not yet accepted the treaty
submitted TO him by NJ. Harmand, the
Frerch civil commissioner. but be will
probably accept 1t. In addition to the
conditions before announced. the treaty re-
quires guarantees that the French protec-
torate shall be recognized over all AMMAN.
The success OF the French in AMMAN has
rendered China more hostile to them.
Chinese troops continue to arrive on the
Yunnan frontier.
McDermOtt's Connection with the Dy.
namiters.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S.-James McDer-
mott, who Is charged with having been
connected with the dynamite conspiracy,
was brought into courtyfor further exami-
nation to-day. 1t was shown that the pris-
oner was connected with the conspirator
Featherstone, who was recently convicted,
and that card OF the latter, introducing
McDermott to Dalton, another conspirator,
was stitched to the collar Of dress-coat
which was found in McDermotts box.
The Volcanic Eruption on the Island
Of KrakatOa.
BATAVIA, August 2S.-The eruption Of
the volcano on the island OF Krakatoa con-
tinues. North Bantam, In Java, Is covered
with ashes, mud, and STONES. The crops
are ruined and roads and bridges are dam
aged. The European quarter OF Aniier
and the Chinese camp at Merak have been
swept away by the overflow OF the river.
The tidal-wavc also swamped the lower
quarters OF Batavia.
The Anti-Jewish Riots.
EGEIsZEG, August 2S.-Large bands OF
peasants, armed with guns and axes, en-
tered Zalaloevoe to-day and plundered
thirteen Jewish shops. They subsequently,
left the place. but threatened to return.
Troops have been summoned to prevent
further disturbance. The annual fairs have
been forbidden. A Government commits
sion has been ordered to inquire into the
disorders.
The Nan Who Killed Carey.
CAPE Town, August 2S.-The Crown
will demand that O'Donnell, who killed
James Carey, be removed to England by
warrant issued by the Governor OF Cape
Colony, under section 80 OF the imperial
fugitive offenders act OF 1881.
The Supreme Court has rejected the APP
peal OF O'Donncll TO be tried acre. O'Don-
nell sailed for England to-day.
Egyptian Soldiers Sentenced.
ALEXANDRIA, August 2s.-The court-mar-
tial which has been trying soldiers who
participated in the massacre here last year
has sentenced thirteen culprits-who were
charged with having organized the massl-
cre-to be banged opposite the police sta
ton, and two to fourteen years and six to
five years penal servitude.
Missionary Shaw's Claim Against
France.
LONDON, August 2S.-Mr. Shaw, the Bri-
fish missionary who was arrested in NADIA
gascar on a charge OF melting the Hovas
to resist the French, but who was after
wards released, intends to press n claim for
indemnity against France for the loss OF
his property and for false Imprisonment.
victims of the Cholera.
CAIRO, August 2S.-The Minister OF the
Interior has started fund for the relief OF
the families Of the victims OF the cholera.
Large sums have been promised TO the
fund, and the English troops in Egyptwill
subscribe one days pay.
ALEXANDRIA, August 2S.-Twelye deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday.
King AIfonsO's Proposed visit 10 Ger.
many
LONDON. August 2S.-The Daily NelcS'S
correspondent at Madrid says the ministers
who are opposed to King Alfonso's visit
to Germany argue that it would be more
polite for the King TO surrender the idea
because Of the umbrage France would take
il he carried il out.
ScarcI, for Polar Vessel.
LONDON, August 2S.-The steamer
Georg has started from Archangel to seek
the Dutch polar vessel Varna, for the dis
cOvery OF which a reward OF G2,S00 is
offered.
Prince Nickafa.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, August 2S.-The Sui
tan has pressed Prince Nickata, the Mon
tenegrin ruler, to prolong his visit here.
The impression is gaining ground that it
is the intention Of Montenegro to oppose
further advance Of Austria into Turkey.
Prince Jerome NapOIcOn's Manifesto.
PARIS. August 2S.-The GdulO,S says it
hears that Prince jerome Napoleon intends
to publish a manifesto TO be used cOinci-
dent with the funeral OF the Count De
Chamb0rd.
Inspection of French FOrtresses.
PARIS, August 2S.-General Thibaudin,
Minister OF War, has returned here from
his tour OF inspection OF the fortresses on
the eastern frontier. He will shortly pro-
ceed to the Alpine frontier, where he will
examine the fortresses.
Fight of Italian Police With Bril-
gands.
ROME, August 2S.-An encounter has
taken place between brigands and police
near CatanZarO, in the province OF the
same name. Chief Ricea and one police
man were killed and two other policemen
were wounded.
rome.
PARIS, August 2S.-The Gdu!oiS says 1t
hears that Prince jerome Napoleon intends
to publish manifesto TO be issued coinci-
dent with the funeral OF Count De Cham
bord.
Cabinet Crisis I'm Spain.
LONDON, August 2S.-A dispatch to To-
cal news agency from Madrid says that
Prime Minister Segasta will day tender
to King Alfonso the resignation OF the
Cabinet.
Destitute Frenchmcn.
PARIS, August 2S.-A number OF French
subjects from Madagascar have arrived al
the Island OF Reunion in destitute condi
ton.
| The Russian Crops.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 28.-Otlicial es
Inmates OF the wheat and other crops In
Russia show that the yield will be gene
rally satisfactory.
| Destructive Hail-StOrm.
lBy telegraph to the Dispateh.l
CHICAGO. August ga dispatch to the
Journal from GAINESVILLE, WIS, says fu
rious hail-storm last night practically de
stroyed the entire tobacco crop OF Rocl
county. The damage is estimated at full.
100000.
The Louisville Exposition.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
louisville. KY, August 2S.-To-da,