Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
FOREIGN NOTES.
Twenty Persons Killed and Wounded In
Railroad Collision I'm France.
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Twenty Persons Killed and Wounded In
Railroad Collision in France.
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PAars. July ia collision occurred at
Grenoble to-day between passenger tram
and a goods train on the Paris, Lyons. and
Mediterranean railroad. Twenty persons
we're killed or injured.
TO BUILD wAR-sHTps.
PARIs. July 15.-The Chamber OF Depu;
ties bv vote of 46l 70 u to-day approved
the bin providing for the credit Of 5S,OOO.0OO
francs to spread over five years tor the
building of war-ships.
Az EXTENSION or TIME.
BER1IN. Jnly15.-Delegates representing
the miners met at Bochum to-day and de-
oided TO grant an indefinite extension OF
the period for the settlement of claims.
MOVEMENTS HAMPERED.
CAIRO. July l5.-Colonel Wodehouse.
commander Of the Egyptian troops which
have been following the Deryishes. tele-
graphs that the movements Of his force are
greatly hampered by the fact that he has to
make provision for a host OF prisoners ana
the sick and wounded. He says two guns
have been taken which were Abandoned
by the Dervishes.
VICTORY thh lhk fNhlsl0h HAM.
LONDON. July 15.-Ihe English Rife team
to-day won the national challenge trophy
with a score of .7f8 points. The scores OF
other contesting teams were. Scotch, 100
points; Welsh, 1851, and Irish, 1918.
A RECEPTION BY TIE POPE.
RoME. July 15.-The Pope gave receD-
ton 10 the cardinals and diplomats to-
dav. The reception lasted four hours and
during the entire period his Holiness con-
tinued To extend greeting and converse
with his guests. The Pope Will remove To-
Morrow to his residence IN the Garden Ca
sino. and audiences viii be suspended I'M
I'll further notice.
WORKING GERMANY AND WORKING FRANCE.
PARIS. July 15-The Senate passed the
multiple candidate bill to-day by II vote OF
The international Socialist Congress was
opened in Paris today. There were pres
ent 1873 French and 1s9 foreign delegates.
OF the latter 50 are German. and include
all the members Of the German Reichstag.
Herr Ieibknecht, who Is one OF the
Rcichetag representation. addressed the
congress. He declared that working Ger
many and working France were united IN
this congress. II was not thcoretlc
union: on the contrary, 1t would result IN
an alliance which would exercise an lntiu-
cuce throughout the entire world.
PARNEILITEs N CONFERENCE.
LONDON. july l5.-1here was no con-
ference to-day between ParnelIs counsel,
who are expected 10 appear IN the Commis-
sion Court tomorrow as heretofore.
The Parnellites held n meeting IN a room
in the House Of Commons to-day for the
purpose Of taking action relative to the
proposcd tenants defence league.
Mr.. Parnell moved that II was " impera-
lively necessary that tenant farmers IN
ireland combine for sclf-defeuce against
their determination by the landlord con-
NIr. Thomas Power O'Connor seconded
the motion.
A committee was appointed 10 prepare a
constitution for the new league. Inc com
mittce is composed as follows: Messrs.
| Parnen. Justin Mccarthy. Thomas Sexton,
Thomas Power O'Connor, William O'Brlen,
Timothy harrington, and I. +. Gill.
TIE SENATE AND CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS, july l5.-The Senate adopted the
budget in the form IN which II was passed
bv the Chamber of Deputies. The bllltor
defence ports and the bill for additional
war-ships were referred 20 committee ana
the Senate adjourned till p. NJ.
The Chamber of Deputies met at :
o'clock and passed the amnesty bill.
President bleliue then read a decree closing
the session. Fifteen minutes later the Sen
ate resumed. when Nice-PTesldent Hum
bert. who was i'm the chair. announced that
the Chamber having decreed the close OF
session without notifying the Senate the
latter body was no longer competent to
deliberate.
EMPTROR WILLIAM.
LONDON. July I5.-Thc German squadron
oe,.-4frtrr Ifrr,or.r William Will arrive al
Dover on August lst and proceed the next
day to the Isle of Wight. Tho Emperor VIII
remain with the Queen az Osborne TIL An.
gust 18th, and on fine 6th he will review the
troops at Aldershot.
A COUNT WEBS STAGE ABTIsTE.
LONDON. July 1j.-'The PaH-N0H Gazeii'
saws that Niscount Dunlo. aged twenty, the
heir of the Earl Of Clancarty, has been mar.
ried TO Belle Billion, beautiful music-hall
artistic.
CENTRAL DOULANGER.
LONDON, july 16.-It is reported that
twenty-five Government clerks have re-
ceived notices of dismissal for cOngratu.
lating General Boulangcr. The General
has ordered the sign ITO Let" TO be re-
moved from his Paris residence. This is
supposed to indicate his intention TO re-
turn shortly TO the French capital.
LOBBY BUNoEs.
LONDON, July 15.-There were lobby
rum0rs late tonight 10 the effect that Dir.
Parnell had met his counsel and that 1t had
been decided that all withdraw from the
commission. including Lockwood. Reid,
and the junior members of the counsel.
A CHANGE OF NAME.
BEELIN, July 15.-Emperor William has
ordered that his Potsdam residence be
STYLED Neues Palais instead of the Schloss
Friedrichskron, as ordered 10y his father.
BILLS POSTPONED.
MADRID. July l5.-Thc Chamber of Depu.
ties closed to-day. The consideration OF
the budget and of the suffrage bill has
been postponed till autumn.
DAMAGE TO FRUIT AND WINE CROPS.
vienna. July 15.-Owing to recent storms
the fruit and wine crops III Northern Bo-
hemia Will be failure.
THE SWISS FBoSTlER.
BERLIN, July 15.-The Governments new
restrictions on the Swiss frontier have
caused much Indignation among the people
of Southern Germany.
HEAVY loss or LWE AND PROPERTY.
VIENNA, July l5.-Yiolent storms, accom-.
panied 10y whirlwinds. prevailed through
out Australia Hungary to-day. heavy loss
Of life and property are reported. Many
bridges were destroyed and railway traffic
is seriously interrupted.
IRE srRIKEs ATTENDING.
VIENNA. July 15.-The strikes initiated
by the miners and irOn-workers in Styria
are extending TO Leobon, KOhachs. and
Noitsberg districts.
After the stake Money.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-In response to q
telegram from Charley Mitchell his wife
went TO New York on an afternoon train.
She intends consulting Frank Stephenson
IN Harlem in regard TO the stake-mOney.
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