Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-18
FowxIGN NoTEs.
The Pope's Iiiness-The BouianEfsfs'
Troubles.

The Pope's Iiincss-The Bou'nngfsts'
Troubles.
rRv Hprio-American cable TO the Dispstch.l
RopE, April 1.-THE Pope has NOT yet re-
covered from the illness which attacked blm
on Monday.
THE BoULANGlsrs.
Pans, April 1.-THE Ia Presse (newsp1-
per) SAYS that warrants bsve been issued iot
tie arrest OF sixty members OF the Boulanglst
party.
PRIVATELY FxAMIYED-THE EXHIBITION.
PARIS. April 1.-THE Senate commission
appointed 20. conduct the trial OF General
Bouanger to-day privately examined Cen
eral Saussier with reference TO the charge
that General Boulanger corrupted toe Oh
fcers OF the Paris garrison. Boul'ngists lie
Msitre and de Quie have come from Brns-
sells to make arrangements for a demonsra.
ton by the French colony there in honor OF
General Boulanger. The General has
promised TO attend the demonstration.
The Municipal Council will give BAN
Quet on May 18th, At which will be present
! President Carnot, the Cabinet, foreign
Diplomatic representatives, mayors, ana
other guests attending the opening OF the
exhibition.
PRINCESS BITTEN BY MONKEY.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Gaulois says that
the Princess Of Sagan. noted leader OF
fashion. was bitten q short time ago by
pet monkey, which has since died from by
| drophobla. The Princess, the paper says,
is about to visit Paris for the purpose oi put
ting herself under the care OF DR.. Pasteur.
TIE CARS CONTEMPLATED VISIT.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Figaro saws that the
| Car confrmplates a visit 10 the coming TX
position here.
NR. PARNELL's COUNSEL.
LoNnov, April 17.-Nr. Parnell has en-
gagged Sir Charles Russell, Mr. Asqulth, and
Arthur Russell to conduct the libel sun
brought by him against the Times. The
trial Of the case will take place In Londonin
the autumn. The specific chsrges against
the Times are that II published fac stnue
OF a letter dated In April, 1887, which was
falsely ascrib0d 10 Parnell, and thst 1t pub
ished other letters during the trial OF the
case OF O'Donnell We. Walter, among them
being the Kimanham letter beginning
d" Dear E." which the Times subsequent to
the trial called genuine. Mr.. Parneil VIII
insist that tie case be confined to the subject
OF the issue OF forgeries and that all que'-
tions OF political nature be excluded from
consideration,
LORD HARTlSGTONS DENIAL,
LoypoN, April 17.-Lord harrington in a
speech at Sunderland tonight denied the
truth OF the assertion that the elections
showed a revulsion Of popular feeling in a.
yor OF Mr.. Gladstone. Tie claimed that the
fact that the Liberal UniOnist poll bad IN
every instance been increased, even when the
Liberal Unionist candidate had been de-
ieafed, showed that the country adhered TO
the decision given at the last general cleo
ton. He said that the principles OF
local government as accepted by the people
Of England and Scotland would be offered
TO ireland as soon as the Irish were ready 10
recognize that there was no grievance In
possessing an equality In the political status
with the English and Scotch.
COMMITTED TO JAIL.
LoNDoN, April l7.-Proiessor Harrison
has been committed TO Londonderry Jail for
trial at the Court OF Sessions on Tuesday
next on the charge Of assisting the besieged
tenants at GWeedore.
While Professor Harrison was being con-
yeyed to Jail he was heartily cheered 10y the
people. The Sergeant who was In charge OF
the policemen who arrested Professor Har-
rison ordered bis men TO "beat the devil out
Of them" and Fathers Gildea, Boile, Cony-
bear. O'Brien. and O'shea. and reporter OF
died. Women were tramped upon by the
crowd. and in some instances were dubbed
hv the police. The excitement was intense,
the populaee being greatly enraged By the
action OF the police.
SUIT AGAINST THE STANDARD
LoNDoN, April 17.-Rev. Father CoVenay
has commenced suit against the Standard
(newspsper) for saving that he approved the
murder OF olice-lnspector Martin at Gwee-
dore, Ireland.
THE COPPER MARKET.
LoNDON, April 17.-Copper was active to-
day. selling at G37 %. 6d.sG3I IS. per ton
for three months delivery.
FOR The UNITED STATES.
LIVERPOOL, April 17.-Six thousand emil
grants embarked upon seven steamships
here to-day. A majority OF the emigrants
are bound for the United States. A few Of
them are going to the Argentine Republic.
MORE EMOTIONS EXPECTED.
DUBLIN, April lit Is expected thst
seventy more tenants will he eyicied from
their homes on the Olphert estates.
RoUyANIAssAFETY.
VIENNA, April 1.-THE Fremdenblatt
warns tue new Roumanian Ministry Uhe
Catargi royernment) that the only safety for
Roumauia is adherence to neutrality aud the
avoidance Of Russian tutelage.
AMEETING OF ORANGyNEY.
OTTAWA, ONT, April l7.-Fiiteen hundred |
persons, principally Orsngemen. attended |
Protestant mass-meeting at Bells Corners, |
Carleton county. to-day TO protest against /
the action OF the Government in regard TO /
the Jesuit question. a resolution was
adopted cOndemuing the Government de- !
nouncing the county's representative, and |
pedging support 10 the organization for |
testing the constltutionallty Of the Jesuit |
act.