The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-31
IRELAND.
A CABLEGRAM FROM CABUL AND A
BUDGET FROM BULGARIA.
The Cream of the Foreign News
as Sent by Gable to
The Times"
The Irish Question.

The Irish Question.
LONDON, October 30.-As the time ap-
proaches when the Government must ar
range for a propagation of Parliament,
the question whether or not there will be
fall session is again being discussed.
Lord Salisbury will be mainly influenced
by the report which Sir Michael Hicks
Beach presents regarding Ireland. The
opinion prevails among some members
OF Parliament that there will be no ses-
sion until February, owing to the changed
condition Of affairs in Ireland within the
past few days. There is evidence that
among all parties in Ireland there is
desire that the truce of God" as it has
been called, should be continued through
out the winter. This is what, OF all
things. Gladstone and Parnell desire.
The ex-Premier has the strongest faith
if the winter passed quietly, and atten-
ton is concentrated on the question
of home-government in Ireland by
Irishmen, an advance will be made
with the Home Rule scheme next ses-
sion which may bring the problem
to solution. Mr.. Parnelps feeling,
very earnestly entertained, is that much
would be lost and nothing gained by
agitation with violence. The prospects
of the winter for the very poor III London
become more and more gloomy every day,
and are only relieved by the fact that
preparations are likely to be made
early to meet the eXigency which
is threatened. A return issued this even
ing shows that pauperism in the metrop-
oils continues increasing Meanwhile the
Socialists, who are affecting TO take the
unemployed under their charge, are bus
ily engaged, despite the orders OF Sir
James Frazier, in organizing for their
great demonstration on the day of the
| Lord Mayors procession. They boast
that they will be able TO turn out such
an immense number Of people that the
Government will be compelled to devise
means for their relief.
MORE ABOUT IRELAND.
DUBLIN, October 30.-The Protestant
Bishop,o Londonderry, tonight in speak
ing at a meeting organized for the pur-
pose of presenting "A testimonial to Mt.
| i. Lewis, the ousted NJ. p. for London
derry. made ferocious attack upon the
National League, and finished by saying
that he hoped God would yet prevent
Home Rule.
LONDON. October 30.-Sir Michael
Hicks Beach, chief secretary for Ireland,
speaking at FairfOrd tonight, said visi-
tors to Ireland should not believe more
than half they heard or saw in that
country.
Sir Michael declined for the present to
indicate the Irish policy Of government.
BULGARIA.
SOFIA, October 30.-The Provisional
Government of Bulgaria has ordered the
German language TO be taught IN
all the public schools, instead of the
Russian language as heretofore. Comman-
dant of the Rustchuk garrison, who
at the instance of General Kaulbars tele-
graphed the Provisional Government de
manding the release of plotters, has been
sentenced to one months imprisonment
and to be deprived of his command.
AFFAIRS IN AFGHANIsTAN.
LONDON. October 30-COnsiderable ex-
citement has been created in ministerial
circles by dispatches from Cabul, Afghan
istan. stating that the Ghilzai tribe, Will
a portion OF the Hazaras tribe, joined by
the renowned Robber chief, Sada, under
the command of the sons of thenotoriou:
Muzhki Alum-Molah, have revoltec
against the Ameer's rule, and near Ghaz
nee attacked and dispersed, an Afghan
regiment that was escorting the treas
ure. The latter with number OF prls
oners fell into the hands of the rebels.
ENGLAND VS.. AMERICA.
LONDON, October 30-The Interna
tional double scull handicap race
was rowed to-day, and was wol
by. Messrs. Perkins and Goodwin, the
English oarsmen, they beating their oppo
nents Messrs. Ross and Lee, the Ameri
cans, one length, and leading throughout
wATERY BED.
PEsTH, October 30.-Thirty poor per
sons were found by the police last nigh
sleeping in a warm-water drain, or sewer
= All of them were mixed. They wer
cared for by the police, who supplie'
4 them with clothing.
The Government has asked Genera
Kaulbars for the names OF those VIII
have been molested, and has ordere'
. various projects of police to protect tn
: Russian residents.
{ The Political Correspondence, Of Vienna
: says that the regents of Bulgaria hav
a., | aant q communication 10 General X kau