The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Invincibies ~ PRISONERS.

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D,nyIS. June 0.--It is rumorcd that the
Invincibles have been extensively using
,,oison in removing obnoxious persons.
'rhc police are investigating number OF
.ascs al SUSPICIOUS deaths which have oc-
CURED in the past lew years, espeslaiiy
Thai 81 hoteLkeeper named Jury, Of Dub
lin. who died fortnight after the Phoenix
PARK murders. From disclosures by IN
formers the authorities do not douot tnal
Jury was poisoned. The reason alleged ior
The poisoning Is that he inadvertently
opened letter addressed to lyman. VINO was
staying at Jury's hotel. jury discovered
thai the letter contained directions in re-
gard TO secret society. Fearing the ven
gcancc OF the members OF the society, jury
DESTROYED the letter. A waiter, however
informed lyman that jury had received inc
letter for him. IL Is thought that Jury
removal was then decided upon.
Currab, divisional magistrate oil the Dab
lin police, has arrived in London. and Is In
consultation with the authorities relative 70
these suspected poisonings.
Prussia and the Vatican.
RERlIN, June G.--The Governments bill
relative 10 the differences between The Gov
eminent and the Catholic Church is pre-.
faced by the statement that the Government
are anxious TO serve the interests OF Prtls
sian Catholics by providing for regular ser
vice in vacant parishes. Therefore, on the
Vatican declining to accept the proposals
which Prussia had offered, the Government
deemed IL their duty TO grant, without
awaiting the result OF further negotiations
with Rome, those concessions which were
announced in the Governments note 10 the
Vatican OF May 5th, and which do not I'M
mir the authority Of the State. Liberal
papers consider that the blu shows a fresh
retreat on the part OF the Government, and
that the concessions which it makes exceed
those announced in note OF May 9TH.
The Germdnid clerical organ also thinks
the concessions provided for in the bill are
larger and better than those heretofore
offered. The Centre party will probably
accept the bill, while the Conservatives
will certainly support ii. A majority thus
seems to be secured for the measure.
The Germdnid also says the bill is the
first step towards a more thorough revision
OF the May laws.
The National Zelttng says that the Cul-
turkampf is ended, and that Prussia has
laid down her arms. 1.-THE Centre party"
it says, "has been repaid for voting IN favor
OF the arbitrary powers conferred on the
police by the trade-regulation bill. The
people at the next election must avert the
danger which is threatened 10y the Church
policy OF the Government"
The Queens Condition.
LONDON, June Cit has been officially
ascertained this afternoon that there is no
foundation for any OF the alarming rumors
that may have been recently put in circu-
Iation i'm regard TO the state Of the health Of
the Queen. She is stated TO be progressing
slowly towards complete recovery OF her
health. She is pronounced 10 be decidedly
better since she has been at Balmoral,
where she took up her residence on the
18th OF May.
The Court CirculQr issued this afternoon
states that her Majesty drove out twice on
Monday in company OF the Princess Bea-
irice. The fact that the Prince OF Wales
was mt the races at Ascot Heath both yes
terday and to-day shows conclusiyely that
no alarm is felt in the royal household
about the condition Of the Queen. None
OF the London papers have anything con-
corning her other than the statements in
The Court Circular referred to above.
Russian Affairs.
Moscow, June 6.-There is no truth in
the story that the Mayor Of Moscow has
been removed from office.
All foreign newspaper correspondents
and prominent members of the Russian
press who were present at the coronation
will attend Il SOiree to be given by General
Worontzofr Dachkoff, Minister OF the I'M
perial Household, and will present him
with an address thanking him for the cor
dial and liberal welcome extended them
during the festivities.
It is fumored that NJ. Aksakoff, the we'll
known writer, has been banished for pub
fishing an article asking the Gar to grant
liberal reforms.
IL Is declared that the riots which oc-
CURED i'm st. Petersburg during the coro-
nation were merely drunken excuses OF
the lower classes, which are openly licensed
on such occasions.
SOuth American Matters.
PANAMA, June 6, ria Galveston By The
Central and South american Gable Com
Danu.-Telegraphi communication with
Guayaquil by the Central and South Ameri-
can CompaAy's line was restored at =. NJ.
Tuesday.
On Sunday afternoon great many can
nOn-shot were fired in the vicinity OF Quay
aquil, causing much excitement Desultory
firing went on throughout Monday, and is
in progress again to-day. The Insurgents
attacks were all repulsed. Ii is reported
that several men were killed on Veinte-
milla's side on Sunday, but great reticence
is observed regarding the matter.
The BIack.Hand society.
MADRID, June 0.-The trial has COM
menced at Heres OF seventeen members OF
the Black Hand Society, who are charged
with numbering an associate whom they
suspected OF betraying the secrets OF the
organization to the Government. The pub
Tic prosecutor, in opening the case. claimed
that he would submit evidence sufficient TO
secure the execution OF sixteen Of the pri-
soners.
Chinese Preparing for War.
LONDON, June GA dispatch TO the Ex.
change Telegraph Company from Pari,
says: War preparations on a great scale
are being made in China. Three corps OF
troops are in readiness, and the Chinese
fleet Is under orders to sail for Tonquin.
Notes.
The Telegraph newspaper, printed. ir
M0scow, has been suppressed by the Xu,
thorities for printing Objectionable articles
A phamphlet has been distributed
throughout St. Petersburg in which is re-
produced the programme for seli-goyera-
mant claimed by the moderate party.
The journal dc 81. PeterSb0,trq saws none
hut strong Government, in which the
Emperor shall hold power and his subjects
meet him with loving confidence, can ad.
vance towards solution Of the greatest OF
problems. such government only can
deal with the work OF completely organ
fZing the cOffrfrv and II alone naod ~,
shrink from granting freedom to the PEG.
pie.
The Belgian Government have intro.
duced in the Chamber OF Representatives a
reform bill making complete Course Of