The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

infantry. The government Is taking The
strongest repression measures against
the rioters, and will break up eyery
meeting Of the unemployed men. 4
heavy rain prevails to-day. Further
roting is expected tonight, aud the
guards will be increased.
STORM IL GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, February 9-The gale con-
tinues throughout England and Scotland.
Many houses have been blown down, and
telegraph wires are pr0strated. Numer-
Gus vessels have been wrecked. One
bark is reported % have gore down "
Grimsby with all hands on board
NEW YORK, February 9.-The follow
ing cablegram was received to-day by
the Catt0lic Acvs Of this city.
GLADSTONE WILL not VISIT ROME.
Rome, FeJruary o. - Your cores
pondent has been informed by unim-
peachable authority that Gladstone will
not come to Rome, and that he resigns
his contemplated visit 10 the eternal
city al the express wish Of the Italian
Government, and in accordance with
mest requests from persons high in
The diplomatic service Of England.
Since the announcement made
by the Grand Old Man" some weeks
ago 70 the effect that he would call on
.he Pope while in Rome signor Crisri
bias brought all the influence ho could
command to make Mr. Gladstone either
'hange his mind or return to England
without visiting Rome
FROZEN TO DEATH
OTTAWA, ONT, February 9.-Nrs. Nc. |
Nulty, aged sixty, and Annie Mcclure, |
iged eleven, were froken to death |
bout two hundred yards from |
heir home, five miles from this
ity during the blizzard on Wednesday
asst.
THE NEW PANAMA CANAL COMPANY.
LONDON, February 9-M De Lesseps
-ept the lists 0f the new Panama Canal
company open beyond February 2d, the
ppOinted time for their closing, In the
.ope that the dissolution OF the old com
amy and the wiping out Of the capital
# that organization would induce in.
estments in the latter concern, but the
ame OF De Lesseps has lost its charm,
nd the latest attempt 20 boom the en-
erprise has proven failure.
THE RIOTS II ROME
ave greatly weakened the position Of
'remier Crispi, and may lead 10 1is
owniall, He is generally condemned
or his failure TO take timely measures to
reyent the disorders, particularly as he
as received ample warning, and If any
ad results accrue 20 the government
'rispi will certainly be held responsible
THE MEETING TO-DAY IY HYDE PARK
LONDON, February 0.-Twelye stands
ave been erected for the use
I the speakers who are 10 al
ress the great meeting In Hyde
ark tomorrow. The orators are
lostly leaders of the local Liberal
lubs The resolutions 10 be proposed,
nd which will unQuestiOnably be passed !
condemns coercion and
the Irish policy Of the gov
rnment as an inhuman attack Of the ]
ories upon the liberties Of the people. I
II is generally believed in Berlin that {
ie recall OF the English Consul at Sa-
.oa will hasten the set .lement of the ditfi- ,,
llues in the Nayigator9 Islands. The
erlin Post expresses the belief that the {
nglish representative has been very /
uch influenced Ia his course by British ,
al colonial authorities in New Zealand
CABLE FLASHES.
DUBLIN, February 9.-Mr. William
Brien has been served with a third
mmons for offences against the Grimes G
4, and it is stated that he will be re- \
owed to Tralee Jail on Monday. 7
LONDON, February 9-The British
NIX Glengrant, from Pensacola, has 4
en wrecked of Holyhead. No lives d
ere lost. d