Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-16
FOREIGN NOTES.
4 strike on the Wane-A Report En-
phaticnlly Denied.
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BY Auglo-American cable to the Dspatch.l
IoypoN. june 1.-THE sailors strike ct
Icith is collapsing. Ship-owners find no
difficulty i'm securing crews.
ST. PETERSBURG, June l5.-Ihe Journal
de 81. Pa,ySjUrg makes an emphatic denial
Of the Alarm.,t report circulated by for
eign newspapers attrIbutlng warlike lnten-
tons 10 Russia.
NEWCASTLE. June 14.--At a meeting of
ship-oWucrs to-day il was decided - form
an association for the protection of ship
owners against the Sedmen's and Firemen' 5
Union.
THE EXPELLED PoL1cE-r,sPECToR.
BERLIN. June switzerland has sent a
reply 10 Germany regarding the case Of the
German PoGcc-lnspectOr NOhlgemuth.
who Was expelled from Switzerland on the
charge Of bribing "a Swiss to act rs agent
provocateur. Switzerland upbolds the eX-
pulsiOn of Wohlgemuth, and reminds Ger
many that a special I'LL regarding the for
eign police has already been submitted to
the Swiss Chamber.
THE SAMOAN TREATY.
BERLIN, June l5.-Several provisions of
the samoan treaty will be enforced before
the treaty is formally ratified. Consuls at
Apia Will forthwith invite Samoa's adhesion
to the treaty.
PARTISAN POINTS.
PARIS. June 15.-There is an increased
number of cabs plying in the streets to-
dav. The strike, however. continues.
The awarding of prizes at the Exposition
will take place September 30th.
The Shah of Persia will arrive in Paris
July both.
THE WORK OF TEN YEARS.
NAPLES. June liking Humbert. accom-
panied by Queen Marguerite and the
Crown Prince, assisted at the Inauguration
to-day of the work of improving the SAM
tary condition of this city. They were
given an enthusiastic reception. Under
the plans adopted the poorest district Of
the city, where the cholera epidemic of
1893 made such ravages, will be thoroughly
renovated. Seventeen thousand houses
will be demolished. new streets will be
erected. and Main street from the Central
depot will intersect the district which now
contain, the lowest and most pestilential
dwellings. II Will take ten years to COM
plete the work.
TO PROSECUTE GENERAL BOULANGER.
PARIS. June 15.-'rhe Senate has forward
ed to the Public Prosecutor a report on
the case of General Boulanger. The Senate
advises that proceedings be at once be-
gun against General BOulanger.
Letters from GENERAL BOulanger 10 tne
Boulangist National Committee, which
were found in the house of Nine. Boulou
yesterday, have not yet been examined.
Deputy Droyfus has withdrawn his pro-
pOsal that the sum Of 100000 francs be
added to the estimates for secret service.
ANOTHER REMITTANCE.
DUBLIN, June l5.-The Lord Mayor to-
day remitted 10 America another cl,000
for the benefit Of the Johnstown sufferers.
SYMPATHY FROM ABROAD.
Cork. June IA public meeting of citi-
zens was held in this city to-day, at which
the Mayor presided. Resolutions express
ing sympathy with the Johnstown suffer
ers were adopted and committee WAS APP
pointed TO receive subscriptions for their
benefit. a fund was started and ESQ was
subscribed at the meeting. A letter was
received from Mr.. Lincoln, the American
Minister. expressing his thanks 10 the cor.
poration for their sympathy for the flood
sufferers.
THE MANCHESTER RACE CUP.
LONDON, June H.-This was the third
day of the Manchester Whitsuntide meet
ing. The principal event of the day was
the race for the Manchester cup. Plate OF
the value of 200 soyereigns and z, 900 sover:
eigns added to the handicap sweepstakes of