Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
FOREIGN NOTES.
An Attempt to Kin the Czar-0ther Items
OF Interest.

OF Interest.
rBy Arglo-Amorican cable to-the Dispatch
LONDON. September 2i.-The story
reaches here from st. Petersburg on what
appears TO be oreditable authority that Just
previously 10 the Cars departure for Co
pcnhagen chest of dynamite exploded NJ
Pctcrhof station. The station was badly
wrecked and the ralway-signal man was
killed. 1t is fully believed that Il WAS in
tended 10 have the explosion take place
when the Gar passed through the station
on his way 20 the train. but that through
some miscglculation It occurred before the
time of his Majesty's departure.
THE CREW or Az ABANDONED VESSEL.
LONDON. September N-Thc Spanish
steamer Carolina. from Baltimore, which
arrived ut Liverpool TO-DAY. had on board
the crew Of the Austrian bark Giano. Cap
tain Scpich. from Pensacola for Iunis,
which was abandoned ~ sea IN sinking
condition. The Carolina lost her cattle-
pens and 1875 head Of cattle on the voyage.
RESUMED WORK.
LONDON. September "a. The steyedores
on the Fast Africa docks who quit work
yesterday on the ground that the dock
COMPANIES were not engaging old hands a.
they had agreed went back to work to-
day.
WANT An INCREASE or PAY.
LONDON September 24-The Cotton
Operatives Association OF Blackburn at
meeting to-day resolved to strike for an in
crease Of pay unless the masters close the
mills for a fortnight in October Va order %
defeat the cotton corner.
TIE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
DUBLIN. September 2l.-Timothy VI.
.IanItr t,ragfIfrffr az q ufpff1nn gf the M
tional League here to-day. said that Mr.
Balfour's remuneration OF the Catholic Uni
yersity scheme was a bitter blow 20 those
who sought 10 consolidate the power ~
England at the Vatican against the Irish
NatiOnalists. When Sir Nj. Hicks Beach,
formerly Chief Secretary for ireland, lett
Dublin there was filed in his office AZ the
Castle d complete scheme for the establish
ment of the Catholic University IN Ireland.
This was part Of the bargain that led 90
Mr.. Persico's mission and was intended 20
muZzle lreland's ecclesiastes. The scheme
happily had failed.
RELEASED PROM THE CHARGE OF NUEDER.
PANAMA. September PIP. V. Luster, of
Tennessee. was released from confinement
i'm this city September 10Th, after having
been in prison 1s5 days awaiting trai Tor
having killed a Mexican named CoyallO5 IN
the northern part of the Department OF
Panama. CoyGllos. Ii was shown 10y evi-
deuce had determined 10 kill Iuster, had
SO stated publicly and openly. and had
followed the latter about for twenty days.
Iuster Informed Che Alcalde that his lie
had been threatened and that he antici-
pated that hc would have To protect him
self. The evidence WAS concluslyelv IN
favor of theaccused, and tWenty-slH proml-
nent residents declared that CoVallos was
known 10 be a dangerous man.
THE FRENCH MoNFY MARKET.
PANS. Scptembcr 2i-Ou the Bourse to-
day the upward movement continued
Three per cent reute- for money closed 40
confines HIGHER and Russian securities e
per cent. higher.
BALLoONIsT DROWNED.
REvAL. September 2i.- Parachutist Ie-
rouZ in descending from q balloon mere To-
day fell into the sea and Was drowned.
NOT II A GOOD BUIoE.
VIENNA. September q. On arriving at
Monor. Hungary. to-day Emperor Francis
Joseph thanked the people coldly for thelr
welcome, aud he referred almost angrily
To- an incident during the recent ma
umuvres when an insult was offered TO
Austria and her flag. tie SAID he hoped the
miscrcants guilty of the insult would be
discovered and punished
auirv into the incident referredt0. During
the maumuYres some discomfort was OBJ
served over the h0noring Of the Austrian
instead of the Hungarian flag. A similar
incident occurred at lllO. The leading
papers condemned the insult.
SYMPATHY WITH IKE PoPy.
Nu,rcH. September N.-Six thousand
Catholics at meeting tO-duv adopted
resolutions expressing sympathy with the
Pope ia his difficult and unpleasant posi-
ton and favoTng restoration ot temporal
power a. the only remedy for his grle-
vauces. The Pope sent telegram bless
ING the meeting and intmating that ITS de
yotion was "a source OF JOY and comfort TO
him.
WILL NOT RETALIATE,
LONDON. September "a Berlin dis
match 10 tho (Hr0nicc snys that the Ger
man Government has decided that no mea-
sures shall be taken IN retaliation Tor the
increase on Russian duties.
A UNION DISSOLVED.
VIENNA, September 2.-Ihe Governor
Of Vienna has issued a decree dlssOlyng
the National German Union for fostering
tho nrt,-semintism aud disuuion between
Austria and Germany.
PRINCE BISMARCK UNwELL.
REgLw. September A.-lt is reported
tina. Prince Bismarck is not well aud that
he will not como to Berlin tomorrow.
A dispatch To the TGqqbl1h from ST. Pc
tersburg Saws chat Giers, the Russian For
eign Minister. will 90 % Berlin during
the Cars visit.
FLEEING TO THE MOUNTAINS.
LONDON. September 24.--A dispatch from
Crete SAYS that the Christian inhabitants Of
the island ar fleeing 90 the mountains.
Their cattle and other property are being
stolen by the Turks Many Christians have
been east into prison.
AN AMERICAN SENTENCED.
MUNICH. September 2f.-An American
named Bailey Allen, who WAS arrested IN
London for a Jewel robbery committed
here. was sentenced to twelve years penal
seryitude.