The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

LONDON. August T.. According 10 lul
National ZeifuHg Of Berlin. which
claims 70 have positive Information on
the subject. the agreement reached
at the recent conference betwetn
Emperor William and Lord Slls-
bury. 10 oil inteuts and pur.
poses. amounts to an alliance between
Germany and England. Alth0u.h
no formal treaty was concluded. ms
mOrandum was drawn up covering the
points upon which an understanding
was reached. It is certain that tbis
memorandum provides for the con'iu-
genCy Of a war in which either nation
might become involved. and defines the
obligations as summed up IN such am
event by the other.
The German press seems % be- quite
generally agreed that so much has been
accomplished. aud some we'll Informed
newspapers even 60 SO far as 10 say that
a treaty is IN course Of preparation.
This, however. is probably Incorrect.
1t l. not believed here that Lord
Salisbury would undertake % commit
any future government Ot England 10
the programme outlined m such on
agreement. and a. the arrangement will
have the force Of treaty go long as he
holds the reign of power. Germany
will be satisfied without a formal
treaty.
THE FRENCH PRESS EXCITED
The French press is i'm perfect ier-
ment over this whole business. and the
opposition papers are charging the gov
ernment with having driven England
into the arms of Germany by their
foolish policy Of Irritating her. and in
the refusal TO sanction the Egyptian
conversion scheme. upon which Eng
land had set her heart and in the re-
peat d protests against British occupa-
ton in Egypt. about which France need
not have cared a button. Even 50 con-
servatiye au organ as La France. while
uphOlding the refusal of W. Shuler. the
foreign minister. 10 sautiOn the couyef
sion. still condemns the petty policy Of
irritation To whlcl the government re
sorted in It's treatment OF England, and
expresses the fear that such policy
may yet drive the English into the
triple alliance.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN. August l2.-Nr Teuer. an
agent on the Clanricarde estate. while
riding 10 the scene Of number Of
eyictlons at WOOil0rd to-day. was fired
ar by some unknown person in ambush
az the side of the road. Mr. Tener WA
not hit the bullet intended for hm
striking his horse. which dropped doad
under him. The assassin esclp d.
JOSEPH AND WILLIAM MELT.
BERLIN. August r. Emperor Fran
els Joseph, of Austria. arrived here
this afternoon al o clock Emperor
William. Prince Henry ami Pnaccs
Bismarck were az the station to receive
him. tie was greeted cordially by aft
three. and was 100 once driven to the
castle by the Thierparten aud Drdfr|
Den Linden The route t0 the castle
was lined with troops. and tbe build
lngs were decorated with ilgs lm-
m nse crowds turned out to catch
< glimpse of the imperial visitor. and .
everywhere the appearance of the ear T
rage WAS the signal for loud lud eu-
thusiastic cheers. Salutes were ffod /
by the artillery stationed at different +
points along the line
ENGLAND S EGYPrIAN POLICY.
LONDoy. August l2 -ln the House of .
Lords to-day Lord CarnaWona1dressel 7
an inquiry TO the government as 10 .
heir policy 10 Egypt. Lord Salisbury
replied that the government S policy in
dealing with Egyp. remained consistent +
throughout. and recent events had not +
altered IL q hairs breadth. The cogn /
ny bad improved during England IS &C. .
'upancy. lt was impossible t0 fix % F
limit at this time for the occupation. /
England had assumed certain definite I
IN Egypt, and she must full +
81 them.
nOULANGER ON TRIAL.
PARIS, August l2.-Tbe Senate met .
igain to-day as high court of impeach- /
nent TO try the charges against Bou .
anger. Dillon and R0chef0rt.
Immediately after assembling the F
eader Of the right moved that the oeu- /.
ate was incompetent 10 try the cases or /
20 render Q legal Judgment since the ai /
egations contained I'm the Indictment .
we're not Of such "a nature as TO cOn,u- /
ute treason, and since, upon charges Of /
reason alOne. j. the Senate competent .
% sit in judgement. An effort WAS .
made on the part Of several of the BJu-
aBglsts Senators to discuss the motion.
)ut the president declared that aft dis
'ussiOn was out OF order and the mo-
ion put. The result was that 1t was +
elected by vote Of 2l2 TO 81.
TURKEY WARNS GREECE.
LONDON. August IA dispatch from
Jonstautin0pe 90 the Exchange Ieie-
gram Company saws il is semi officially
tated that the Sultan has notified
ireece that he will regard an attemp,
~ that country 10 land troops Or incite
epellIon in Crete a5 cnSNS belh
Zone of the powers. the telegram states.
will support the aggressive policy of
JriOups. the Greek Premier.
The Grand NIzier of Turkey charges
fleece with f0menting riots IN NJ
iastir and Relhymo.
MRS. MAVERICK S EXEcUTION.
LONDON. August l2.-The execution
If Mrs. Maybrick has been fxol f0r
August 26th.
LIVERPOOL. August l9.-llrs May
,rick S paramOur, Bryeriy. In an inter
Jew to-day declares that his intimacy
With the condemned woman extended
,ver a very brief period. The number
# signatures TO thepetitiOn pray iug for
lemency for the condemned woman al
eady reach 100 600.
CABLE NOTES.
CONsTANTINOrLE. August l3.-ln F.
-iew OF the Russian military move
nents on the army front. tie Porte
las issued orders to expedite the cone
truction OF the new iortificatiors at
.rzerOum.
LONDON. August l2.-Mr. Lincoln.
he American Minister. and nearly the
whole American colony 10 London have
igned petitions TO the Home Secretary /
or reprieye for Mrs. Nag brick.
BERLIN, August l2.-Tho village Of
in Waldrek-Peyimont has
,een entirely destroyed by fire. which
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