Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-03
FOREIGN NOTES.
Death of n Member OF Parliament Within
Striking Distance.

n hANIhAfH ATOiu lOchA OFAtAhA
Grenfell to-day reconnoitred near the Der
Wish camp. The Dervishes charged the
Egyptian cavalry and killed twenty-seven
men. Lieutenant Daguilar dislOdged the
Deryishes at Mas village and killed fifteen
of them. The deserters report that Wad
ell Jumi intends TO fight to the last.
TO PREPARE FOR ACTION.
BELGRADE, August 2.-The War Ministry
has ordered all three OF the military classes
of Seryia 10 muster on Monday. The os-
tensible reason for the order IL that the
Bulgarian troops have been ordered TO
mass on the frontier on that day. and Ser
via desires TO be prepared for any eventu-
atty.
DIsPLEAsTD AT THE INSURGENTS.
CoSsTASTNoPLE, August 2.-The Sultan
il displeased at the attitude Of the insur-
gents in Crete and has decided 10 suppress
the instruction if it has to be done by
force. Eighty thousand Turkish reserves
uniforms and stores and work is proceed
ing at the dock-yards with feyerish ac-
tiyity.
THE PRINCE AND THE EMPEROR.
LONDON, August A dispatch from
Portsmouth says: The German imperial
yacht Hohenzollern. with the Emperor on
board, has Just been sighted steaming
slowly towards the harbor Pilots have
gone out to take her in charge. The Prince
of Wales. on board the royal yacht Osborne,
has also started down the barbor 10 meet
the Emperor. Salutes are booming from
forts and war-shlps.
When the Osborne approached near the
Hohenzollern the Prince of Wales signalled
hearty greetings TO the Emperor, who re-
sponded in friendly way. The yachts
then passed through the lines of irOnclads
and proceeded 10 COwes. All the war
vessels were trimmed with bunting. and AS
the yachts passed the yards were manned
by seamen.
On reaching Cowes the Emperor landed
at Trinity pier. where the Prince of Wales,
who had already landed, babe him wei
come. The Emperor and suite and the
Prince of Wales then entered carriages,
and accompanied by q military escort
were driven TO Osborne, whore the Empe-
Tor was received by the Queen. The En-
perOr will be entertaineda at a family dinner
in the palace this evening.
The weatherremained beautiful through
out the day.
PREPARATIONS TO RECEIVE THE EMPEROR.
LONDON. August 2-Brillaut sunshine
and cool breeZes prevailed at Portsmouth
this morning. Preparations for the recep-
ton Of Emperor William of Germany were
completed at an early hour. The town was
handsomely decorated and the people We're
in holiday attire. An enormous fotilla OF
craft, consisting of a war-ship and private
vessels, covered the harbor, while the shore
was densely crowded with people.
STRIFE AyEBrED.
LONDON. August 2.-The Durham miners
have taken a vote on the question OF &C.
cepting the 10 per cent. advance offered by
the owners. The result was in favor Of ac-
ccpting this advance by a majority Of l.
This decision aycrts strike winch would
have proved the greatest on record.
THE ROYAL GRANTS BILL.
LONDON, August 2.-The royal grants bill
passed the committee stage III the House
Of Commons this evening. All the amend
ments were rejected by large maJorties.
The bill will come up for third reading
Monday.
RACING IN LONDON
LONDON. August AT the Goodwood
meeting to-day the race for the GOOdwoOd
stakes handicap of twenty sOvereigns each
subscription, with three hundred sOye-
reigns added. two miles and a half, was
won by A. Taylor's four-vear-old brown
colt Ingram; Noel Fenwick's fve-year-old
brown horse Tissapherncs second, and
Blundell Naples six-year-Old chestnut
mare Mill Stream third.
THE SEIZURE or THE BRITISH VESSELS.
LONDON, August 2.-In the House Of
Commons this afternoon Sir James Fer
guson, Parliamentary Secretary 10 the
Foreign Office, said that no authentic in
formation had as yet reached the Govern
ment regarding the seizure Of the British
vessels in the Behring Sea by the United
States Government. He also said that no
understanding had been arrived al IN re-
gard to the Jurisdiction of the Behring
Sea.
KISSED on BOTH CHEEKS.
LONDON. August AT the Osborne House
the Queen received Emperor William on
the terrace and kissed him on both cheeks.
The Cowes and Osborne houses We're illu-
minated this evening. Many thousand
lights were displayed aboard vessels III the
harbOr, and the effect was splendid.
HONORARY ADMIRAL.
LONDON, August 2.-Emperor William has
been appointed IN honorary admiral IN the
British navy.
THE MAVERICK TRIAL.
LIVERPOOL, August AT the trial Of
Mrs Maybrick to-day medical experts testl-
fed that they believed the death of Nav
brick had resulted from the use Of arsenic.
The physician who made the p0si-mOrtt1n
examination testified that death was caused
by an irritant poison, but not necessarily
arsenic
An analyst testified that he examined
Mrs. Maybrick's clothing and had found
traces of arsenic IN the pocket OF her dress
ing gown, upon one of her handkerchIefs,
and also upon an apron that she had worn.
THE EMPERoR's VISIT.
BERLIN. August 2.--The North German Ga
zette. commenting on Emperor Williams
visit 10 England refers 10 Great Britain's
sympathy with the ruler who IS iudefatl-
gable in the interests Of peace, and says
the Spithead Reri1o will show the two ma
tions the magnitude OF the forces AZ their
disposal IL the great task of civilization
undertaken by Europe in the remotest
quarters Of the globe.
CHARGED WITH STEALING DOCUMENTS.
PANS. August 2.-The manager of Roche
forts paper, IntrdnSiqe1nt, who was arrested
on the charge of stealing and publishing
documents submitted to and dispositions
taken before the high court Of the Senate
in the case of General Boulanger Was ar
raigned in court to-day. Being questioned
as 70 how he obtained the documents he
replied that they had been received from
London.
TO APPEAR N COURT.
PARIS. August lie Herriss, the BOu-
langlSt leader. and several Other ddnerents
Of General Boulanger. have been summon
ed 10 appear IN court in connection with
the stealing of the evidence given before
the high court of the Senate.
FOR ExTRADITIoS.
PARIS, August Ala LRtTte says that
Washington, the French Ambassador at
London, has been directed t. ascertain
what chances the English law affords for
the extradition of General Boulanger as
guilty Of crime under the common law.
THE MONEY PAID.
PARIS. August 2.-Mr Sutton. on behalf
of the Americn Art Society, has paid to NJ.
Proust $50, $50 francs for blillett's pic
ture, 1.-THE Angelus," which was bought at
the Secretan sale.
TIE REMAINS OF COUNT oARNOT.
MAGDEBURG, August 2.--The remains Of
Count Carnot. the French statesman who
died here on August 3, 1923, were sent 10
Paris TO-DAY, the French Government
having decided TO place the remains in the
Pantheon. The coffin, which was draped,
was followed 70 the railway-station by
son and brother Of President CarnOt the
Burgomaster of Magdeburg. members OF
the Municipal Council, and several officers
of the garrison.
AN AMcABLE SETTLEMENT