Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-01

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eral bat that he would be deceived u he
should give IL 70 tho PostOhice Depart
ment, as il had already proved unworthy
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pEAcK WITH HONOR.
LONDON. July 3i.-LOrd Salisbury. speak
ing al the annual ministerial banquet az
the Mansion House this evening. SAID that
England's aim IN foreign Affairs was always
peace with honor" The thunder-clOuds
Of war still overcast Europe. Concerning
the immediate danger of a conflict. he re-
garded the vast preparations that had been
made as n great security for peace. me
issues involved in war would be so fright
ful that the nations sbrank from challeng-
ing another The events III Egypt did not
menace the permanent prosperity OF that
country. The disorder on the frontier
would Doe suppressed. England had entered
into an engagement not 10 abandon Egypt
until the latter was capable OF mainiaining
her own government in the face on foe,
8nd these England would assuredly fuihl.
referring TO Crete, he did not consider thar
there was ans need 10 fear that the present
movement would lead "a a European DIS
tUrbance. He repudinted the remotcst de-
sire Of seeing England in the possession oi
Crete. Reports current 90 that edect
IuiUuHuUuL Int continent NFAf WAt+NHN
foundation Referring briefly 20 Ireland.
ne held that the result of the Governments
action was the beginning Of order and
prosperity throughout the country, ana
that il any section Of the peasantry be-
lieyed that their interests Law rather IN
defyiug than in obeyiuc the law, the illu-
sion was rapidly disappearing.
the NEW RADICAL PARTY.
LONDON. july Si.-Mr. Chamberlain in a
speech NJ Greenwich tonight SAID that the
new Radical party had become the leading
section of the Home Rulers. They were
bent upon making important constitutional
changes. Mr.. Gladstone did not effective
IL resist them. while SIR William Vernon
iarcourt's sword WAS a. the service of the
strongest faction. The close of the fourth
session of Parliament saw the Home Rulers
disunited and beyond the control OF their
leaders while the opposition party were
stronger than ever within and without
Parliament. he attacked the new kadl-
Gals as destructive. not constructive, poll
tciaus. He said they had not proposed q
single measure that was calculated 20 adu
10 the happiness of the people, ana # the
whole q their programme We're carried
ont tomorrow no one would he better for
it,
TIE EMPEROR oFF FoB ENGLAND.
BrRrlN. july 81 Emperor William left
Wilhelmhayen to-day for England.
His Majesty was accompanied hy squad
ron of war ships. After the departure OF
the Emperor the Empress returned 20 ber-
lin by railway.
THE ROYAL GRANTS.
LONDON. july 3l-A debate in the
House OF Commons Of the royal grants
bill collapsed to-day after speech had
been made bv Mr.. Wallace tllteral) mem
Der for Fast Eduburgh. The Speaker put
the question on % second reading of the nea-
sure There being no call for division.
the Speaker declared that the second read
Inc had been carried.
Mr.. Phillips OLibcraN. member for mid
die division of anarkshire. then raised q
point of order but the Speaker declared
That MIR. Phillips was too Late. aud fixed
the committee stage OF tho bill for TO-
morrow.
WANTS NEW TRIAL.
LONDON. July william O'Brien, mem
berof Parliament, has applied for p new trial
of his libel suit against Lord Salisbury for
SANDER
rumTY PEOPLE KILLED AND NINETY INJURED.
YOKOHAMA. July 3l.-Thirty persons were
killed and ninety injured 10y the recent
earthquake on the island of Kiousiou.
OTTAWA (oNTAmo) NEWS.
OTTAWA, tNI.s JNlN d. me- IfiVl 4 ilt''
the Cabinet is considering the Behrn9
strait matter IS untrue. The Minister
of Customs has telecrophed 10 Victoria.
b. c.. for report Of the affair. As soon
rs il comes o. hand q strong refn0nstrancc
Will be submitted 10 the Imperial Govern
ment.
Sir John Thompson. Minister of Justice.
this afternoon signed the warrant Tor che
extradition OF Burke. charged with the
murder OF DR.. Cronin az Chicago.
sTRvIAN AFFAIRS.
BELGRADE. July 31.-EX-Kng Milan and
the Regents are comforting toeclner AT
Vlanga on dvnastic questions and hing
Moxanders relations 10 ex-lueen Natalie.
SUSPENDED AND RETIRED.
PARIS. July 3l.-An officer Of the Paris
garrison has been suspended and another
has been retired I'm consequence of reveal
lions made before the Judicial Committee.
EXPLOSION OF A STACHrE-GUN.
PARIS. july 3t.-A machiue-gun exploded
on board the trainiug-trlgate Couronne at
Hyeres today. Eight persons were killed
and seventeen injured.
AsE1NG ASSISTANCE or GREECE.
ATHENS. July 3I.-Crcton NIussulmen
have burned over one hundred houses in "a
VILLAGE near Corea. The insurgeut leaders
have appealed TO Greece for assistance.
GENERAL BoULANGEE.
PARIS. July 8l.-Reports We're i'm circula-
ton here to-day that Boulaugcr had com
United suicide M London. Dispatches
from that city in response 90 the inquiries
pronounce the reports untrue.