The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-16
ACROSS THE SEA.
NEWS REPORTED BY THE CABLE FROM
FOREIGN LANDS.
REOPENTNG or THE TTnESPAR-
NELL INVESTIGATION
Arrest Of the whitechapel Fiend. sc.


commission resumed its session to-day
Mr.. William O'Brien appeared before th,
commission under citation lie accepted
the responsibility for the article which
appeared in JHNtd Ircl0bd before the
holidays, criiicising the work of the com
mission
Mr o Brien denied that he was guilty
of any disrespect for the court, and
claimed that he imputed that the Judges
were not doing their dniy lie said that
he did not assume the right to question
their lOrdships ruling, but he urged that
he was entitled 10 comment upon the
scandalous evidence which was admitted
lie reterr ,d 10 the slOwne of the Time,
and that itl counsel had not touched, as
yet, upon the one allegation that the
i paper sought 10 prove. namely the
/ Parnell forgeries We do not crIticise
the court said Mr. OBrien, but the
conduct of the Tunes. We do not want
any more delay We desire 10 come 10
the point and end the matter
The court reserved judgment in Mr.
/ q .Brien' case.
Counsel appeared for the warden Of
| Morton College. who was cited t0 ap-
/ pear at the instance of the Parnellites
before the holiday adjournment for max
ing certain observations. i'm which he
likened Michael Dayitt and other home
rulers to the Whitcchapel fend The
warden's counsel denied that any con-
tempt had been Intended
Presiding Justice llanuen decided
that further steps I'm the matter were UNI
necessary. The commission, then pro-
ceeded to hear evidence req riding the
eyictions in Tipperary
AZ IRISH EDITOR RELEASED oS HABEAs
CORPUS.
DUBLIN, January IA conditional
writ of h05t0s c0rpUs has been granted
for the release of Mr. Edward Harring-
ton, editor of the Kerry Sentihd. who is
imprisoned for publishing In his paper
notices of meetings of suppressed
branches of the National League The
writ is granted ON the ground that Mr.
larrington's certificate of publication
under the newspaper act u informal
The case will be argued on Thursday
ARCHBISHOP CROKE CONTRIBUTES TO
THE RELIEF FUND.
DUBLIN, January lj.-Archbishop
Crcke has sent $50 10 the eyicted tenants
relief fund in letter, which says
There i. no other land, savage or civil
lized, where such scandal0us and un-
christianlike scenes could be enacted
without fierce contest, and even blood
shed The sending of Crown forces TO
demoli-h the dwellings of the poor for
the benefit of the pampered few, Is
crime that cries 10 Heaven for ven
geance.
PARIS, January lj.-Dispatches from
arrested band of robbers and assassins
among whom, they believe, is the London
White Chapel murderer
Most of the liberal newspapers COM
mend the speech Of the Emperor in the
Landtag yesterday
OVATION TO BISMARCK
BERLIN, January l5.-Upon leaving
was beset by immense crowds of people
who chcered him repeatedly He sue
ceeded in reaching his carriage without
much difficulty but the vehicle was
quickly surrounded and its progress
completely blocked for some time; once
or twice it was nearly overturned
BUHOPs PULLED FROM THEIR BEDS.
News has been received confirming the
reports that the bishops of VirnOyOk.
Nana, and Nrautza were recently pulled
out of their beds I'm the dead of night
and hurried outside the limits of Sofia
by gendarmes The night was bitter
cold, a stiff north wind prevailing at
the time, and the prelates suffered so
yerely from the exposure. The incident
is considered sufficient ground for de-
claring a holy feud against Prince Fer
dinaDd
EMPEROR WILLIAM a BAD SHOT.
BERLIN, January 15-While shooting
al Buokberg to-day the Emperor acct
dentally wounded a bystander His
Majesty expressed his regret at the
occurance and invited the injured man
10 call on him when he had sufficiently
recovered from his injury.
POSSIBLE TROUBLE BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES AND GERMANY.
LONDON, January lj.-The belief has
become general in Diplomatic circles
that the troubles in Samoa must lead to /
serious friction between the United /
States and Germany, out Of which will f.
probably grow a better understanding /
between England and America, begin .
ming with the relegation of the Sack I
vile incident TO oblivion
CABLE FLASHES.
LONDON, January lj.-Priyate dis
patches from the Hague report that the
general idea there, is that King William
is dying
LONDON, January lj.-Adyices from
Singapore, state that the steamer Phyipe-
ket has been in collision with another
vessel and has sunk. Forty-two persons .
were drowned
NEW YORK, January 15-Special /
cables state TINT the Government has re- I