Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
LORD SALISBURY
coNoaATULATES THE COUNTRY
BUT WARNS THE LABOR
AGiTATORS.
A poulanrist Demonstration in Paris An
Observation-Disclosures in Morocco
Other Foreign Notes.
INV Anglo American cable 70 the Dispa,ch.l

By Anelo-Auiericsn cable 70 the Dispa,ch.l
Ioxpoy. November 9.--At a meeting in
Gaild Hall to-day Lord Salisbury delivered
an address, in which he congratulated tne
country upon the splendid expansion OF IT'S
trade The disputes between labor and
canital he said. were regretful and he
warned the labor agitators that they under;
took a crave responsibility. He was glad
10 be able to affirm that Ireland was pro-
crossing. Prosperity was increasing in that
country. disorder was vanishing. and there
was every prospect of permanent settle
ment of the burning questions between the
two countries. No member OF the Govern
ment INDUCED in wild theories OF home
rule, but all were, ready with Practicai
policy which would satisfy the country:
referring to Egypt, Lord Salisbury said
that the policy Of the Government remained
UNCHANGED. and it would enable that coun-
try to protect herself against all attacks.
which at present she was unable TO 90
without British assistance. The dlihcul-
ties in Europe, he declared. appeared to be
tending toward peaceful solution. All
the great Powers are dcsirous OF avoiding
q conflict.
In speaking of labor matters he said that
the EMPLOYERS and everybody having to do
with the labor disputes should remember
that caution is necessary. as any impru-
deIce might jeopardize the great interests.
BoULANGIsT DEMONSTRATION.
PARIS. November 9.-The Boulangist
orrans announce that demonstration Of
Boulangists will be made in tho Piace-de-
la-Concord on Tuesday next. The partlci-
pants in the demonstration Will proceed IN
body to the Chamber OF Deputies ana
enter n protest against allowing III. Jofnn,
who was General Boulanger's opponent IN
the MOntmartre district TO take ms seat.
They will call the attention of the Chamber,
the poDers saw. TO the fact that VI. Jofiin,
who was declared elected. received only
8 $50 votes of l42O0 cast. The BoulanSer
delegates will also visit President Carnot
and make a similar protest. IL - reported
to-day that the Government will suppress
any demonstration whatever.
THE EMPEROR sIGHT-sEEINa.
BERLIN. November 9.-Emperor william
telerraphs from Corfu 20 Prince Bismarck
that he had an excellent passage from
StambOut. The weather was splendid ana
the colOring and lights on land ana sea a.
fOrded effects OF unparalleled beauty. Inc
extreme clearness of the atmosphere per-
mitted the vOyagers 10 view the three
points and the intervening main land OF
the PelOpennesus simultaneously. rms IS
said TO be Unprecedented. The Emperor
reports that all on board his vessel are
well.
NEW lord MAYOR INSTALLED.
LONDON. November 9.-The new Lord
Mavor. Sir Henry Aaron Isaacs, was in
stalled in Office to-day. The Lord Mayors
show, the customary procession IN connec-
ton with the installation, took place. IL
embraced the usual features and was wit
messed by throngs OF people. The weather
wa dull.
RRPORTED MASSACRE DIscREDIrED.
BERLIN, November 9.-The TdgbldH says q
telegram has been received from Zanzibar
stating that the report of the massacre OF
the Emin Bey relief expedition under
command of Captain Peters has not been
confirmed, and pending its confirmation
the report is discTedlted there.
THE KINGS CONDITION.
TuE HAGUE. November 9.-The condition
of the King of Holland has greatly I'M
proved. He is able TO transact state busi-
ness and every day he goes out driving.
On Sunday last he attended church at
ApeldOorn.
STRIFE AyEETED.
LONDON. November 9.-The threatened
strike of cOal-miners IN Fifeshlre, Scotland,
has been avertcd, the mine-owners having
granted the men an advance OF l21s pence.
PROHIBITED.
PARIS. November 9.-The AUTHORITIES
have issued IN order prohibiting the hold
ing of the proposed Boulansist demonstra-
ton ON Tuesday next.
DEMANDS CONCEDED.
LoyDoN. November AT q meeting OF
the master liehtermen to-day II was de-
cided to concede the demands made by the
strikers.
EARTHQUAKE IN MOROCCO.
rrr.,-,o R,,-or,,f,a An oorf hpug ka Op-
CURED here to-day. No damage was done.