Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-07
lord CHURCHILL.

LONDON. September Elm his speech 0t
Newton to-day Lord Randolph Churchill
said he believed that before next Easter the
movement would succeed IN passing a
title bill including the scheme of 1.-THE re-
| denption to aid the treasury. He appeal
ed 10 the Welshmen not TO allow the Radi-
Gals % inhame them on this grievance for
their own party ends. He urged The neces-
sity Of "A simultaneous dealing with the lO-
cal government and land questions in Ire
| land.
PLEASED IND DIsPLTAsED.
LONDON. September The Conservative
uapcrs appear pleased with Lord Ran
| doiph Churchirs speech. The DG'ly N0rs
| 0lberaD, on the contrary, pronounces 1t
deadly dull
HEAVY STORMS - SWITZERLAND.
LONDON, September 6.-Hcayy storms are
reported throughout Switzerland and
much damage has resulted. Many farm
| houses We're struck by Lightning and
burned.
MR. BURNS TO CONTEST.
LONDON. September G.-John Burns has
accepted an invitation 10 contest Dundee
for Parliament in advance of the labor In
tcrest.
TIGHT-HOUR SYSTEM REJECTED.
DUNDEE. September G.-At session Of
the Trades-U Mon Congress to-day the vote
was taken upon the adoption Of the eight
hour day. and it was relected-5s TO CD.
TO WORK o. HALF TINE.
MANCHESTER, September Ga meeting Of
the United Cotton Spirners Society was
held here to-day. at which it was resolved
10 work On half time for the month from
Monday, September 9h.
EMBARGO Of THE CLERGY.
PARIS. September G.-M. Thevenet Min
ister Of Justice, has sent a circular 20 the
bishops Of France reminding them that
the clergy are prohibited by law from
taking part in the elections. The circular
SAYS the Government will unhesitatingly
and vigorously proceed against the eceie-
siastics who may Ovcrstep the lines enloln-
ed under all governments since the con-
c0rdat. Ii was the violation of this law
which caused the difficulties between the
civil power and the religious authorities az
the commencement of the present regime.
Thevenet has also instructed the public
prosecutors to take measures to punish Sc
verely the commission by the clergy Of
offences against the common law.
AGtADsToNEAN COMPLIMENT.
PAEIs, September 6.-Alr. Gladstone Wis
tied the POndisherry section Of the EXposl-
ton TO-DAY. He was presented with speci-
mems Of Indian art. Replying 10 a speech
of welcome he said the universe was in
dehted 10 the French republic for an exhi-
bition which formed n verit-ble school for
the peoples of the world and they should
attend It,
TO DT IGNORED.
PARIS. September 6.-Ihe Temps says that
the Government will not reply % Bon
hangers demand for trial by cOurt-martial.
THE GOVERNMENTS CONCESSION.
PARIS, September 6.-The Government
has consented to allow the Project to re-
ceiye the candidacy of Boulanger and
Rochefort. and to permit the display OF
their placards. &c. In Montmartre and
Belleville the Boulangists are jubilant over
the Governments change Of front, con-
sidering il a sign Of yacillatiOn. The Fer
twists. on the other band. are furious.
President Carnot will come 10 Paris to at
tend the Cabinet Council on Monday and
endeayor 10 restore harmony.
FIFIY MINERS KILLED.
EpNBuRGH. September 6.-The colliery
explosion yesterday resulted IN the death
of fifty miners, only fourteen OF siXtY-four
men at work in the pit having been res
cued. The scene Of the disaster was at
Penicuick, small town within ten miles
of this city.
TIE LABOR QUESTION.
BERLIN, September 6.-Various parties OF
the Reichstag are preparing independent
bills upon the labor question, il addition
TO the Government measures for the dlrec-
ton and prevention Of strikes. The lndi-
cations now are that this subject will oc-
cupy much Of the time of the coming SEES
sion.