The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
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DrgLIS. April 21-Thircen families
who bad been cvicted from their hcme.
Al Falcarragh, but had regaincd posses
sion of their holdings, were re-eyicted
ON Saturday The bailiils made their
visits at . o'clock i'm the morning and
took the inmates of the houses by sur
prise. The houses were all barricaded
but their tenants made no resistance.
INFLuX or IMMIGRANTS.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Fiye steamships
landed 3. .2g3 sieerage passengers at Castle
Garden to-day. The Rhaetia, from Ham
burg. brought 139. The Noorlland, from
Antwerp 1916 the Persian Monarch,
from London. l29 La Breiagne, from
Uavre. go. and Etruria. from Liverpool,
40 Thirtv-fye Arabs and Greeks We're
detained at the Garden as paupers.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
PAEIs. April 21.-The arrangements
for the official opening of the Paris ex-
bibition are now complete. The open
ing ceremonies will be very simple. but
the decoration of the streets and build
ings will be very elaborate
THE POLICE OUTwIrTED.
DUBLIN. April 21-The Nationalist
demonstration which it was proposed TO
hold al Pili0wn, County Wexford, to-
dav. but which had been proclaimed by
the authorities, was held successfully et
Slough, q small place in the vicinity OF
Pilhown. The police were completely
outwitted and did not learn of the meet
until il was about over. While the
crowd were returning from the meeting,
headed by band of music, they were
charged upon by q squad of hussars and
dispersed, but nobody was injured.
HENRY GEORGE IN ENGLAND.
LoNDoN. April 3l.-IIenry George has
spent the last two weeks in Lancashire
and Durham, where he has spoken 10
large crowds of miners and other
working people He delivered lecture
in Doctor Ruthford's Church in
New Castle to-day and Will
make a tour OF Scotland next
week. beginning in Edinburgh on Mon
day. As compared with his previous
visits 10 England, Mr. Georges success
on his present visit has been almost phe-
nomenal.
COUNT HERBERT BIsMARCK's FAILURE.
LONDON, April 2l.-it is asserted that
the recent visit of Count Herbert Bis
marck TO England, which. although os-
tcnsihly in pursuit of political mission,
was really made for the purpose fructity-
ing his hopes Of marrying "a relative OF
the Marquis OF Londonderry resulted IN
complete failure and that the engage
ment is of.
NOT GOING AFTER EMiN.
LONDON, April Elm spite of the as
sertions of the German Emin Relief
Committee TO the contrary, there Is a
widespread belief in Berlin that Or.
Peters will make no attempt to reach
Emin Pasha. 1t is thought that he will
gradually defect his course 80 that he
will miss meeting with Phlan, the
great adventurer, and the suspicion Is
rapidly growing that the chief objects
OF the expedition is To extend German
influence in the lake region. the most
fruitful part OF the southern portion OF
Africa. From all that is known OF
EtlllU llt5tHt AbuAltAVHf IL - ith'HNN'
that he is in no need OF assistance what
soever. and expeditions to Rescue him
are merely subterfuges To cover up the
real objects of their promoters.
ATTACKED by ARABS.
CAIRO. April PA party of Egyp-
tians who were building y fort AT Port
Haliab, on the Nile, were recently at
tackled by strong band OF Soudanese.
Although the Egyptians were well
armed. the Arabs defeated them and
forced them 10 take refuge on board the
steamer Agami lying in the river.
ROME. April 2l-Premier Crispi has
invited NJ. Flouquet and his wife, to-
gether with the French Embassy at
Rome, to become his guests at ban
quet on Monday.
LONDON, April 2l.-lt is stated that
Lord Brownlow will succeed the Marquls
of Londonderry as Lord Lieutenant OF
Ireland