The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-28
ACROSS THE WATER.
t,houctcre Ia Throw Another Bombshell
Into the British povern"he"' '"'"p
Other News by Cable.

I.bouciore 10 Throw Another Bombshei
Into the British Government Camp
Other News by Cable.
IoypoN. November 27.-Mr. I.abouchere
has warned the government Of bis Iitenilon
10 ocompel the uncoyering Of the WesLt'n
scandals. over which the Home once hae
thrown his mantle Of protection, ana num-
bcrless knees are quaking with fear at the
prospect Of being called upon To explain
why high government officials charged witb
the dsty u bringing criminals to justice
have prOstituted their authority 10 assist
wrongdOers 10 escape punishment because
the culprits were Of high station.
IRISH PRIESTS INCLINED TO REBEL
AGAINST THE POPE.
LONDON. November 21.-Thc TiDies cor
respoddent AT Brussels SAYS: ~ Belgian
statesman who has recently visited Rome,
learned that the Pope was compelled 10
abandon his attempt to pacify Ireland, be-
cause the clergy of that country threatened
TO rebel against the papal authority, In case
he persisted in his intention, as their h'iA2
depended upon the nationalists.
EMBEzzLgR ARRESTED.
ToRoNTo. November 2I.-.John " allace
Jones, Of II. Louis. charged with embel-
cling about $4,000 from the Missouri Ia
cifit. Railroad Company on the 2d instant,
was arrested here to-day. lie occupied the
position OF assistant passenger agent, ana
was allowed access 20 the local receipts.
A strange feature Oi the ease was the dis
appearance Of Jones' mother also, who u
believed 10 have accompanied her son IN
his sudden flight. She has since returned 10
II. Louis.
Jones /. nephew Of Judge Charles L.
Peers Of Narrenton. Mo-, formerly OF tue
Court OF Appeals, and j. also related 10
Captain Humphreys, an Indianapolis cap
italist In view Of his family connections,
the railroad people kept the matter quiet,
hoping that his relatives would settle with
the road As there was NJ apparent dis
position on the part Of the family to do any
thing in that direction, the railroad company
secured Jones' arrest.
BERLIN SOCIALISTS CONFIDENT.
BERLIN, November 27.-Tbe Social DEM
Ocrats have already nominated lO2 candi-
dates for seats in the Reichstag, To be voted
for at the coming general election, AMI eN-
press confidence IN their ability 10 elect at
least half Of the number.
CABLE MOTIFS.
DUBLIN, November 27.-The plan OF cam
paign inaugurated some time ago by the
tenants on the Ofphert estate has collapsed.
| Sixty of the tenants have paid their rent IN
full addition to the cost by their eviction.
BUCHAREST, November 27.-The Rouma-
nian Parliament was formally opened 10
dav by King Charles in person. In his
| speech the King affirmed the good relations
/ Of the country with all the powers.
LISBON. November 2I.-'rhe Neces ,idades
palace has been prepared by order OF the
King for the reception OF ex-Emperor Dom
Pedro. The King is uncertain as TO whether
his uncle, the dethr0ned Emperor, VIII take
up his residence here or not.
LONDON, November 2T.-lieayy snow
storms are prevailing in the midland counties
OF England.
! LONDON. November E.-The Times say'
(it is probable that both Emin and stanle,
| will enter the service Of the British East Al
rica Company, and that Emin and his com
panions will settle in that conpany's terri
tory.
! ROME. November 25.-rhe assertion tina
MGR. Satolli will be dispatched on mission
| 10 Ireland upon his return from America II
partly confirmed by the statement tina
Father Hewlett, young Irish priest, wit
was formerly pupil at the Academy o
Mobiles in Rome, has been designated 4
accompany him.
ST. PETERSBURG, November H.-it is ~
mored that the government Is IN receipt
news that Abdurrahman Khan, Ameer U
Afghanistan, is dead.