The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-11
BEYOND TIE SEA.
NEWS BY CABLE FROM FOREIGN
LANDS.

Another whitechapcl Murdsr-%ppsii'"g
Destltntior Among the London >trik-
er,->,mpath, ". Cs-h-tnother Com
promise R.iccted-Csbiegrsm-. Eic.
LONDON. : ,ptember l0.-At half pas.
five tins morning policeman found
the body OF an abandoned woman lying
i'm corner Of railway arch spanning
Cable street in Whitechapel. Exsml-
nation of the body showed that the
Iced and legs bad been cut oil and
carried away. and the stomsch ripped
open. leaving the bowels lying upon the
ground. The police authorities imme-
diately placed Gordon Of oihcefs
around the spot but no arrests we're
made. The murdered woman was
about thirty years OF age. and was EVIL
dently addicted to the use OF spirituous
liquors. Her clothing was shabby.
Tie murder created tremendous excite
ment. There was no blood on the
ground where the body WAS fouud, nor
was there any indication of "A struggle.
This confirms the general belief that
the woman was murdered IN a house
and her body taken to the spot where It
WAS discovered. Reports are OF the
opinion that the woman was killed two
0avs ago. Three sailors discovered
sleeping in an adjoining arch ~ere ar
rested hut were aiterward discharged.
DfsurUTIoN AMONG THE STRIKERS.
LONDON. September l0.-The destltu-
lion in the east end e London among
the striking dock labOrers IL something
appalling. Many Of the women and
children have been for whole days
without. food. Notwithstanding their
deplo-able condition. the dockers wives
are quite as determined as their hus-
banas in fighting their fight
against their employers to the
bite end, and It is even said by those
living among these Toor people, that
the strike would havebeen over week
ago. aud the men would have gone To
work at the masters terms. but Tor the
peTsistent obrlnacy ot the women.
who preferred to suffer the paDgs 81
hunger rather than permit their hus-
bands TO submit TO defeat.
STRIKERS I.TImhArlNG woRKMfN.
LONDON. September l0.-Mauy mem.
bers of the Corn Exchange have signed
petition asking the Home ofiice To
put stop to the intimidation by
strikers OF men who are willing to
work.
MORE AMERICAN MONEY AND LESS SYM
PATTY WANTED.
IoNpON. September 10 A meeting
of the striking woikmen was held at
Tower Hill 20 day. Mr.. Tillfll. one of
the lenders Of the like. anI the found
er i the deck labofeis' union, ad-
dressed the strikers. John Burns said
thot the wofkmen Of America had Tor
wardcd sentims M aud sympathy enough
To eicifcie the globe # II were commit
ted TO paper. bat not siugle cent to
+ relieve the wants Cf their fellow work
men. Ilewas ashamed Of the 0rganlzed
woi kinguen OF America.
ASSISTANCE FROM AUSTRALIA.
LONDON sptember 10. The people
of Melbourne. Australia, have sent
500 as contribution To the relief
/ fund of the London strikers.
/ STRIKERS REJECT 4 SECOND COMPROMISE.
LoNpo y. September l0.-The second
compromise. Increased pay demanded
from November |. submitted To the
strikers. has been rejected.
NATALIE CREATES 4 PANIC
LONDON, September TO- Belgrade
was thrown into fever of excitement
to-day by the report from Odes a that
Queen Natalie was coming To VISIT b.r
son. King Alexander. whether the re-
gents liked il or not aud she was deter
mined To ignore the conditions toey pre-
scrlbed at the instance of her former
husband ex King Milan. What carse''
the most serious apprehension about
this report IS the certainty that Queen
Natalie Is acting under the guidance OF
the car. The regents are IN panic
not being able to decide upon any
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