The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-03
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
Notes NJ Interest By Wire aud Mail Prom
Beyond the Sea.

william at Pctsdam this week.
The Liverpool police courts last year
had Is. 900 cases of drunkenness from pop
uation OF little over half Of million.
An exchange thinks that undoubt-
eddy the Popes health Is wretched. The fact
cannot be disguised that his end is near.
The next royal betrothal to be an
nouneed IS itai between the Princess Mar
garet. Of Prussia. and Prince Christian, OF
Denmark.
A rector aud congregation in the
parish Of Chcadle got into such row over
the length Of the service that the bishop Of
Chester had TO be caliel in.
The range Of the Mannlicher rifle was
proved again IN a startling manner the other
da5 when an Austrian soldier was Killed hy
one nj target practice az a feputed range Of
over two miles and half
The Swiss Government has instituted
prosecutions against the authors of the re-
cent ANARCHIST manifesto. II is expected
that many lersons will be arrested iof con-
nection with the manifesto.
The correspondent of the London
Daily Neics az IT. Petersburg says he hears
there Is q likelihood that the Russian govern
mont Will abandon the present severe sys-
TEN OF industrial protection.
The ply lloxeIa has attacked the
6recian curiant, Gfeoces great staple
threatening grave disaster 10 Greek finance.
a. the export duty on the curfant is ono OF
the most important elements I'm the revenue.
The report that the TiberIne bank IN
Turin Ind suspended was premature. he
suspension Of The Sconto hank was due 90
the locking up Of the capital. The assets are
sufficient TO meet the Liabilities.
Further evidence Of the corruption
recently discovered IN the imperial navy at
Kiel are brought 10 Light daily. several ON
clnls Of high rank in the service have been
arrested IN Berlin charged with completely
In the frauds.
Franz Fernbach. a millionaire and o
well-known citizen Of Vienna. klledhis wife
Friday aud then made an unsuccessful az
tempt upon his own lim. lie l.w lies i'm
critical condition Iernbach is said To have
been jealous of his wife
The Emperor William i'm an interview
a day or two ago. with q number Of the pro-
vlncial council said that existing laws for The
protection Of labor, rs in Prussia were deplora-
hly insufficient % protect them against the
lnofdinate greed Of their cml ois. Reform
he said. was highly necessary.
A new theatre is to be erected for
next wears "Passion Play m Obermmersau
winch Will cost $1,000. aud the new costume -.
and scenery will involve further outlay O.
81 800. The prince regent Of Bavaria has
ordered several alterations 20 De made in the
text OF the play.
TIE Countess Magri, better known As
Mrs Tom Thumb, is said 10 have fine busi-
ness ability, and She plans the routes and
makes arrangements for heftrayclung conf
pany. Size j. The possessOr oi $4,000 worth
orcweIy, which she wears 90 hcr perform.
ances.
The King and Queen of Denmark will
entertain big family party at freieush1rg
in september. 10 viii Include the Emperor
and Empress of Russia. the King and queen
Of Greece, Oh Prince and Princess of Wales
and the Duchess OF Cumberland and her
children.
NJ. Barbedienne. the famous bronze
founder of Paris. exhibits cl0 ok valued at
10000. II Isabel tower of the richest TIA o.
ian style, make OF chiseled coppet, adorned
with mosaics and paintings. with columns
and panels of red marbic.and with statuettcs
ia inches modelled by the scuiptors iudts
and Noel. II stands about twelve feet high.
A disreputable concert singer testified
in London police court last week that she
raii the debts and personal expenses OF
Lord Vaudeville. a particularly callous roue.
In few years this man viii DEE me Duke of
Manchester and hc viii have the appoint
ment Of six clergymen This IS sample of
nobility flr you.
According to the Boston Herald, a
clever Buffalo woman has been 20 England
Travelled all around London. seen everything
worth seeing in a two-fnonths' tiip. ANA ali
lt coat her was 500. \ more sSllul piece oi
peripatetic economy Is not GA record. aud
IT clearly shows that the old aiaee. "Nhere
theresa will there's why. must have Boz D
written by some ono with Europe ON Tho
brain.
The New York Herald says. He
Will return, know he VIII. AMI then goes
on further to remark. General Bouianger Is
bent ON rarodyng his nustrious model.
the Little Corporal. 10 the bitter end. he
has aspired 10 the Consulship. bur.csqucd
the Napolcouic procl imatious, and gone ILL
to inv.luniary exile Now ou the eve OF TIE
French elections. he threatens as with To-
turn from Ella. An electoral Waterloo
would complete the parallel"
Queen Victoria 5 visit 10 Wales called
forth great enthusiasm ON the part Of her
Welsh subjects, 10 the dismay ot Mr. Gee and
others. who had attempted 90 discourage
demonstrations. Mr.. Gee. $50 his Wesh
paper, urged coldne-s 90 The Queen a- re-
Duke for the ecvernment'srecent attempt 10
pass a tiihes bill. Ills advice was not fol-
lowed, and this. with other setback, Dee has
recently received, viii. perhaps. ahaic him
In some degree. Now the talk is that the
queen is 10 VISIT Ireland. Whether she is
popular there 10 one can tell. as She has az.
forled the people 800 opportunity 80 show
their feeling toward her.
\ New York World special cable says:
Only by the death OF Damala did the public
learn what sarah Bernharit had o. bear with
him the last three years. 10 is am open se-
cret that his death was brought on by over
doses OF morphine and cocaine. Nine. Bern
hardt had done her best % weau her husband
from the habit, even going 80 far as 20 en-
ploy mcsmerists To put him to sleep at night
after returning from the theatre. But n.
Damaia. while assuring his wife that he was
cured Of the habit. bought the drugs se-
crctly. Large quantities Ofthem were found
in the bedroom after his death. They hlf
robbed him Of all strength of body aud
mind Sarah. after the ordinary funeral
ceremonies, had a second funeral accOfdir
TO the Greek rite. he dead man was dressed
In iull evening costume and placed in an
armchair around which were lighted cnu.
dies IN large numbers. Prayers for the dead
were recited by the archlmandfite assisted
by four priests The only persons present al
this peculiar ceremony were sarah Bern
hardt. her sister. Messis. Grogore ana
Cooper. Of the friends OF the deceased. and