Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

ANlu iliTilNEiOU TftiFFfu 10 thN bOtt'
words Of M. Gladstone az fully expressive
o. the yeneration Of the country for the
memory OF lir. Bright He said that Mir.
Bright was statesman versed In the arts OF
government aud capable OF conducting the
complicated affairs o. A great nation. II
was tho nigh standard Of hIs public conduct
and the intensity OF hls convictions that
/ gave hs eloquence value.
/ Dir. Chamberlain spoke oi his acquaintance
with Nj. Bright for thirty years. lie said
/ that throughout biz political life Mr.. Brights
relations tswcrd lis electors were those OF
entire independence. Mr.. Bright holding that
/ bis service conferred an Obligation on his
constituency.
VIEWING THE REMAINS.
! LONDON. March 29.-Three thousand per-
sons viewed the body OF Mr.. Bright to-day.
The crowd behaved quietly and reverenly.
PRESS COMMENTS.
LONDON. March 30.-The morning papers
comment favorably on the euOgies OF Mr..
( Bright which are again re-ecnOcd. Il Was
expected that Mr.. ParReli would speak for
the Irish party. In his absence tho duty
dtyolyed on Mccarthy, who, being unpre-
pared, was compelled 10 speak extsmpora-
neOusiy.
LAND-PCRCHAsE sCHEMG FOR IRELAND.
LoNDoy, March 29.-The Cabinet has
decided 10 propose At the next session Of
Parliament a land-pHrchase scheme FOR Ire
lana. The measure will be similar TO the
plan proposed by Nr Chamberlain. The
ministry ms also resolved 10 introduce IN 1891
m Irish local government bin. The measure
provides for extensive changes in the
management of internal affairs IN Ireland.
RACING IN LONDON.
LONDON, March 29.-At the Liverpool
spring meeting the race Tor the Sefton-park
rlstc ~ 700 sovereigns for two.yenr.olds, Of
five furlongS. was won by Biruetic. The
grand national Hceplechase of l.jg0 Soye.
re'gus, handicaps for fcur.y ear Olds and up
wards, OF about four miles ana $50 yards,
was won by FriSate; WhynoL second. aud
, y. p. third
TUE COPPER MARGgr
LONDON. Msrch 29-Copper was quiet At
39, l0I. for casb, aud 3Js. Sd. for three
months delivery.
RESTORING CONFIDENCE.
The Stock Exchange settlement passed
| without trouble. The feeling wos gene.
rally far more hopeful, although TIE mis-
I givings continued regarding some OF the
| French financial Institutions. The success
%; the conversion OF the Russian per cent
| loans into PER cent cOlsoNdlied stock Is
| restoring confidence. TIE applicants for
new stock are not likely to be allotted over
per cent. II The am0Uut Of their subscup.
uons.
TENANTS GvICrED.
/ DrRLIN. March 29 Thirteen tenants have
been eyictrd from their holdings at Cl0ngo-
rey. After thetcnants had been driven fTom
! the houses twelve 81 the buildings were set
! on dre by the agent and emfrgency-mcn.
! The best house was not DESTROYED. being
/ spared Tor use as quarters Tor the police.
SURRENDERED.
! DC8LIN, March Father Farreily.' for
whose arrest warrant VISA granted under
| the crimes act. bas Surrendered himself To
the authorities and has been placed IN jail at
WeXiord.
1UR TRIAL BEGUN.
DUBLIN, March 29.-Jhe trial o. Father
! Nctadden, the arrest ~ whom for offence,
under the crimes act led % the killing Of
! Police.lnspectOr Martin at GWeedJrr, We.
! begun TODAY. While the case was in pro.
gress Father Mcladdeu finicd and the
court was at once adjourned.
MONEY MATTERS.
PARIS, March 29-In view oi the inrenl,
inc prosecution by the Government Of the
| Compton D'Escomple the directors o. that
/ bank are reported 20 be realizing on their
private property SD rs 10 be- SAFE 200 the event
OF contingencies. II il believed tnat toe
prosecution 81 the Socicte dcs MetauX would
prove abOrtiye on The ground that there Is no
,w 10 prevent any one from Specializing.
| Compton DEscOmprc shareholders have
been summoned to meet at CIRQUE OliWel
on April 29th. Alta meeting 81 the directors
Of the Credit Lyonnss 10 was announced
thst the concern hcld entirely alooi from IN,
copper-deangs. II was also stated that The
profits OF the company for 1858 exceeded
! l0,500.0OO francs. Wheat is dui and de-
chnlng in consequence OF the suicide Of q
large operator in Antwerp, who held 2.400,-
ZOO bushels in Europe and 1000, 600 bushels
| IN America
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.
PARIS. March e9.-Tbe Senate today hy q
vote Of 2O1 to G3 passed the bill constituting
Itself high court OF justice in case OF plots
against the State. The bill VIII come uD In
The Chamber Of Deputies tomorrow. The
Government intends upon the passage OF the
measure to apply it to General BouIanseT
THEY WANT GENERAL BOULANGgR ARRESTED.
PARIS, March 29.-The Presse states that
W. Clemenceau and BoyIer-Taplene, both Of
whom are members Of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties, have requested NJ. Constans. Minister
OF the Interior, TO arrest General Boulanger.
TO PROSECUTE BoULASGER.
PARIS, March %. The Cabinet to-day
unanimously resolved 10 prosecute Boulan-
ger.
Proceedings against Doul1uger will be in
| siituted without delay. Il is probable taat
The first step will be- taken tomorrow.
IN TIE BEICHsTAG.
BERLIN, March 29.-DurinS the debate in
! the Reichstag to-day on the aged work.
mems insurance bill. Won BOettcher, Minis
ter OF the Interior. described as offensive the
! lnsinuation that Prince Bismarck attached
no importance 10 the measure. The Cnan-
cellor, interrupting Won Boetticber, said he
was only prevented by other state business
from attending the sittings Of the committee
having the bill IN charge, ard added "Thosf
| who consider that | am diving make MIS-
take. "A matter OF fact. foreign politics
claim my principal attention"
THE JEsUITs' ESTATE ACT.
GETAWAY, ONT, March pa division
was reached IN the House Of Commons at
1.4j O'Clock this morning on Colonel
O'Brien's amendment IN the Jesuts' estate
act, and it was voted d0wn-l33 yeas to Ia
nays. The yeas were: MesSrs. Mccarthy,
Wallace, Dcnison, Mcneil, Cockourn,
O'Brlen, Charlton, SERVER, Sutherland.
Mcdonald tilurou). Baron, Tyrwhett, and
Bell, six being Liberals and seven Conserys-
tives. The singing f"God save the Queen
terminated the proceedings.
ORANG ElIEN TO NET.
OTTAWA, March 29.-The excitement over
the defeat last night in the House OF Com
mons Of Colonel O'Bnen's resolutions on the
Jesuits' estate act. passed by the Quebec
Legislature, is intense The Oraugemen Will
hold mass-mseiing Monday night to organ.
! ize a national defence fund to test the Vald-
! lty Of the act In the courts.
| TERRIFIC HURRICANE All SAMOA.