Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
nouLAsGrn'> rirn,s JEOPARDY.
the Reason tie Loft Paris-"liisng
go BE Tried by JVry-0fher
Foreign Votes.

by Anrlo-Amorican cable 10 lhe D.spatch.l
PARIS, April 3.-Generll Bouanger hes
issued manifesto from Brussels 10 The
French people. he ssy- that Doe viii not
subruit o. trial by The ~eutte, but thit De is
wiling ID De tried before magistrate, or "a
iufv. In conclusion General Boulanger says
no will await the elections. which Will make
the republic habifah.c. honest, and Tree.
The Prose newspaper says that General
Bouanger lch Pari, a. the rcquc'l ot friends
who were informed thar be would BE- tried
bv the exceptional tribunal and that ne
would not escape alive. During his absence
General Boulauger will continue the strug'
gle for a revision OF the Constitution.
BANIanmSr TALGrD W.
4 rumor Is current here that the Govern
ment Is about to issue decree OF Danish
meut against Boulauger
rs RE,Gi.N.
BRUSSELS. April 3.-Gencral Boul9neer
and ". ArenC. member OF the French
Chamber Of Deputies, arrived al Mons Bel
GUM. this mOrnluy. They were NET 1T the
railway station hy VI. Rochei0rt. The party
then replired to the llole MoL9rque, where
they held q conference.
u0XoRING BorLANGER.
General Boulanger Is stopping At The lio-
lei Mengelle, in this citv. he registered az
the hotel under the name of " Bruno.
After his conference Win Rochcforl ~ Mons
this morning he returned here. Demoustra-
lions IN his honor were made both ut Mons
and in this city.
TRIAL or TIE PATRIOTIC IEAGCGbs
PARIS, April 3.-At the tIial OF The leaders
~ the league Of patriots to-day the Assistant
Procureur accused the league u converting
n.elf into an army for tue new party; de-
nounced the issue By the league OF ~ mani
festo at Sagallo b. me French admiral. and
declared that the issue was NE act % Slu-
pditv. VI. Laguerrcre. one Of tie fccused
leaders OF the league, yehemeutly protested
against the language OF the Assistant Pro
cureur. bat VI. NaQuot, another OF the ac-
cused. interposed wth the remark. Let
the Assistant Procurtur drive on I0e
Assistant prscurcur demsnd "a that NJ. Ma
uuet be committed Tor contempt. Ineae pro-
ceedings created a sensation 10 the court
room. NJ. NaGucs finally Withdrew his OBJ
lectOnable expression.
GERMAN wAg-sHPs TO BE REPLACED.
BRRLIN, April 3.--ln the Reichstag to-day
the Naval Secretary. referring 10 the loss OF
the German War.ships IN the recent hurrl-
cane at Apia, said 1t was the duty OF toe
country to mitigate the sutierlngs Of the Vic'
tins OF the disaster. Regarding the situation
in samoa, be- saia that TIE report Of The GER
mar officer in command there did not show
that the lives or property Of the Europeans
were endangered, and be was sure that The
British waF-ship CalipOe would not have
left samoa II the position bad been critical.
he announced that the Government IN
tended 10 replace Tie wrecked German yes-
.eis as soon IS possible, as the United states
Government wasabout to send three cruisers
to take the place Of tue American war-ships
thst had been lost.
MARK OF CONFIDENCE.
BERLIN. April 3.-The Emperor as mark
OF renewed confidence, has summoned Her
rem Hans Won Puttksmer, the minister who
was dism ssed By the late Emperor Frede-
rick. IL is semtoficaly announced that
the prosecution OF the NOlks.Zetnn2 Tor
delamlng toe memory OF Emperor William
/. was undertaken At the demand OF the
present Emperor.
THE PAREELL COMMISSION.
! LONDON, April S.-When the Parnell
| Commission met this morning Sir Charles
| Russell resumed bis argument in behalf OF
/ the Parnellites. He c9nlended that the OO'
jecls OF the Irish National League were
/ iu.tttable before God and man. The issue
before the commission depended upon the
proof that Mr.. Parpell aud his colleagues
| under the cloak OF land movement bad
planned murders sud outrages. II no such
evidence was produced the commission must
| declare the accused 10 be msR who were
earnestly endeav0ing 10 lit an intOlerable
burden from the shoulders Of their country
| men.
The examination OF Mr. Parnell has been
| fixed for Tuesday next.
THE HURRICANE AT SAMOA.
AUCKLAND, n. b., April s.-The recent
hurricane In The South Pacific Ocean caused
| great damage on the island OF Tahiti. Parts