Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-18
FOREIGN NOTES.
Attendance at the Paris Exposition-Gen-
eral Bouanger.
IBr Ang.o- AmerIcan cablo 20 the DIspatch.

rBv Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch
Joyooy. October 1.-THE Paris Temps |
in a rfou,,6 Of the financial results OF the
EXPOSITION says that before ltS close the
number Of people who Will have VISITED
the great show will reach twenty-slx mil
lion. and in all probability VIII exceed that
figure. q,
PARIS. October 1.-THE address of the
National Committee was taken To General
Boulanger by Nj. Naquet. who assured the
General of the fidelity of the party 20 ms
cause and of their confidence in his ult'-
mate success II is stated that General
Boulanger Will 20 from Jersey 10 Brussels
or Geneva. and suddenly enter France and I
demand new trial. This step VIII be-
taken when the committee consider 1t OPP
perfume.
PRINCE GUARDED BY DETECTIVES.
PARIS. October 1.-THE Mdtn says that
Prince Ferdinand. of Bulgaria, who IS now
in Paris. fearing that attempts viii be maze
upon his life during his tour Of Europe, -
taking every precaution to preserve ms
incogaito. The Prince IL guarded by DOM
French and Bulgarian detectives.
TO REMAIN A SEPARATE PARTY.
PARIS. October 1.-THE Radical leaders,
finding the Moderates adverse 10 CONGO
ding a single demand of the Radical pro-
gramme. have decided to remain separate
party. The hostile attitude OF the Mod
crates insures rdpprochGHet with n por-
ton of the Right
HONoRs TO PRIzE-wINSEns.
PARIS, October 1.-The President gave
reception and ball at the klysee Palace
this evening in honor of the exhibition
nrize-wipners. MANY notable foreigners
were present. Prince Ferdinand of Bull
garia and ex-King Milan had chance
meeting at the Vaudeville Theatre TINS
evening. They Conversed together Tor
some time. Prince Ferdinand VIII go 10
Sheen House on Saturday
THE HEAD OF THE DELEGATION.
PANS. Octoberl7.- The deputation which
presented to General BOulanger the address
sent by the National Committee to the
Island Of Jersey was headed by Iurquet
and DerOulede.
NINE THOUSAND sTrIKERs.
PARIS. October l7.-Thc striking miners
at Lens now number nine thousand. The
men are orderly. Thus far only one arrest
has been made.
RECEIVED BY THE CZAR.
D,NTZrc. October 1.-THE Russian impe-
rial Yacht Deriaya. with the CZarina on
board. arrived At Neufahrwasser. the port
of this city. The Car received the Czarlna
at Neufahrwasser and conducted her 70
special train, which started at noon Tor NJ.
Petersburg. The Gar spent last night III
a saloon-carriage III which he travelled to
DantZlg.
PRESIDENT OF HAYTI.
Nrv YORK, October IA cable to the
| Maritime Exchange to-day announced tnat
HvppOlitc has been unanimously elected
President OF tIayti. In all u votes were
cast at the election.
LONDON RACES.
IoyDos, October 1.-THE opening day
| of the SandOwn-Pars autumn meeting.
| The race for the great Sapling plate OF
| 900 sovereigns-for twO-year-olds, hve
| furlongs-was won by A b. Sadlers Gaul,
wauler: L. Cannon's Flaxen second, ana
| Captain Orr-Ewing's Iosig ana D. Low
/ theirs Mecmorrogh ran a dead heat for the
| third place. There were sixteen starters.
TO CONFER ABOUT HOME RULE.
LONDON. October Inn. Morley, Lord
| Granville. Sir William V Harcourt, and
| Lord Ripon will have a conference with
| Mr.. Gladstone at Hawarden tomorrow 10
| decide whether it IL oppOrtune 20 declare
the details Of their home-rile proposals.
ENGLASD's MERCANTILE SUPREMACY.
| LONDON. October l7.-The Pos! COM
mentinc on the project of the formation of
| a Zolleryerein Of the American nations, says
! that England, by reason of her possession
| of Guinea and the Falkland islands, Is her
| self a South American Power, and would
be entitled 20 see that nothing IL done
tending to GUST her from ner mercantile
supremacy.
| EEPoRTED MUTINY CONFIRMED.
LONDON, October ls.-rhe report of
| mutiny OF Turkish soldiers at Canea,
! Crete, is confirmed. Officers were beaten
! and wounded. Chakir Pasha, the Cover
nor, Is helpless.
AUSTRIAN AND HUNGARIAN MINISTER'S.
LONDON, October 1s.-The Vienna CORE
spondent of the Daily hetcs says: In
pOrtant meetings of Austrian and hunga-
rian Ministers have been held under the
presidency OF the Emperor 70 consider ,ne
proposals of Herr TisZa, Hungarian IRE
mier, that the arrangements for a common
army be brought into harmony with the
| Constitution and the State treaty.
Finding it impossible to accomplish their
object, the Hungarian Cabinet resigned.
The Emperor will decide on Friday whether
20 accept the resignation or the ministry.
The Times correspondent at Vienna says
that the Ministers discussed the recent IN
suit 10 the Austrian Egag at Monor. He
makes no mention OF the matter referred
to by the Neics correspondent.
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
DUBLIN. October 1.-THE trial of Father
McFadden and other persons charged with
having participated in the murder OF Po-
lice-Inspector Martin at Gweedore IN
February last. began at Marlborough to-
day. Counsel for the Crown and Tor the
prisoners alternately objected to certain OF
the men called as jurors. There was much
excitement in the courtroom. Several OF
the panel protested in an excited manner
against the objections advanced by the
counsel for the Grown, whereupon the
court adjourned for the day.
THE COMING ROYAL WEDDING.
ATHENS, October l7.-Ninety-nine royal
personages will attend the coming royal
| wedding in this city. The ohoirs are re-
hearsing number of old Byzantine chants.
"Persen OF Eschylus, music by the Prince
OF Meiningen. and "Phiioetetes" OF so-