The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
Boz LANGERlSM HAS FALLEN FLAT IN
ENGLAND.
THE 4 HERICAN COMMISSIONERS
C1LL IRON BISMARCK.
WEAVING 4 WEBB AROUND THE BiR
MISGHAM MrKDfRtR.
The Base Ball Games Yesterday Uindered
by Ksin-A Prize Fighter Dies From
over fNertion-socretary Whit
noY sails Tor Europe.

LONDON, April ia heaitny Sign Oi
the times. which shows how far the in.
teligent feeling of London has drifted
towards Irish home rule lately, and es-
pccially since the yindicat'On OF Mr.. Par.
nell. is the agitation that is going on at
+ tlc London University. Some five hun
dred grsduists of this former Unionist
stronghold have drawn up formal pro-
+ test against The action of Sir John Luh-
book. who represents the University in
Parliament. iu giving his continued sup
mo io thc government The protest is
T8yiror0u- one and denounccs the gov
ernmcni tor breaking their pledges re-
+ garlin. Ireland and declaring in favor
of relief for the Irish
THEY CALLED VPoN BISMARCK.
BFRrIS. April 21- Mcssrs Kasson,
f Phelps and Baker. the American Com
mission tO thc samoan conference tO he
T held here next week called this after
noon 10 hali-pa.t O'Clock upon Prince
Bismarck The call was merely social
one. and the delegates were received very
cordially by the Chancellor
noULANcEWsN FALLEN FLAT.
LoNDoN. April 27-Bouangeri-m in
London hs fallen Hat. and even Lord
Randolph ChurchilI- influence and nj
tenuon caunot lift him into British
favor. especially a- Henri kochefort,wh0
IS cordially despi-ed by the English, is
with him
H0NORiNC CAPTAIN MrRBEfI.
CorE>uAoA>. April 25-King Chris
finn in rrrnruifiOn of his heroic and
humane conGuct i'm rescning the passen-
gers and crew of ile Danmark, has ap.
pointed Captain Hamilton Murrell, OF
ihe steamer Missouri, Knight of the
Rider of Dancbrog
SALISBURY GREATLY DIsGrsrEp.
LoNpoN. April 2i Lord Salisbury is
greatly di-gu-tcd no General Boulanger
making bis headquarters In London. The
English Premier. however. is pOwerless
in raising objections.
uESRY GEORGE rs GLASGOW
GLASGOW. April 2,-llenry George
addressed large and enthusiastic meet
inc here fhis evening He was presented
with an illuminated address, and was re-
peaiedlv interrupted in the course of his
speech hy the cheers and app lause of his
audience
DUKE oF EntSHrRcu pANeERorslS Ill.
LONDON. April 2l-Guge fears are
entertained that thc illness OF His Royal
H.ghnc--. the Duke Of Edinburgh is
dangerous The Duchess did not arrive
at Portsmouth until o'clock this
afternoon. and consultation Of physi-
clans D.. t0 bee held tnis evening TO
decide whether it j, possible 90 move
him II 10 SHALL be decided this can Dee
done with safety, he will be conveyed
directly 10 Clarence House, Lon
don. bv special train. None Of
the high officials who were await
ing his arrival at Portsmouth were
allowed 90 .ee him. and all OF his attend
ants are instructed to see 10 it that he L.
kept as quiet a- possible The Queen,
who arrived ai Windsor at . o'clock this
afternoon. sent loving messages TO her
sick son.
THE DUCHESS OF EDlNRtRGn MEET, HER
HUSBAND.
LoyDoN, April 21-Thc meeting Of
the Duchess of Edinburgh with her hus-
band at Portsmouth, thi, afternoon was
very affecting Tine Duke has lost flesh
greatly and i- very weak, but all of his
symptoms are favorable.
BorlANGEE CANNOT nE EXrsLLED.
LoNpoN. April 21-Ihe reports cir
culatcd hp the llayas agency throughout
France thal thc British Government has
informed General Boulanger OF The
conditions upon which be will be
permitted to remain in England is ridic-
ulou- There is no clause IN the English
Inv mder Mh-ch BonInnger can be eN.