Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
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KING HUMgERT.
PARIS, May 27.-All the morning papers
believed that King Humbcrt had really de-
termined to visit Strssburg. and express the
opinion that he abandoned his intention out
Of respect for the iustitiably strong feeling
throughout Europe, and especially among
Italian patriots, against such visit The
papers do not hold the Italian people
responsible for Italy's ingratiude. but they
urge the the Government 10 avoid strengthen
ing the bands OF the Itallsn Cabinet by re-
DeWinc commercial relations between France
and Italy.
NJ. Faure member OF the Chamber OF
Deputies, who had intended TO submit ques-
tions 10 the Government IN relation 80 the
alleged treaty between France and Hayti,
hss abandoned his intention io- the present,
but will offer them in the Chamber some
time before the discussion Of The budget Is
finished.
AQCEsTION or PRIVILEGE.
LONDON. May Elm the House OF Com
mons to-day Timothy Heay called the Speak
er's attention TO 4 dinner given in The dining.
room OF the House OF Commons by Home
Secretary Matthews, to which he invited the
judges composing the Parnell Commission 10
meet Sir Roland BlennerhassetI. Mr.. iealy
said that Sir Roland Blsnnerhas'ett was I'M
phcaied in the Piggott iofgeres through his
action in supplying money 90 be used In de-
flaming ParneIlites. and asked II members Of
the House were not 10 be protected against
the uSe Of their rooms in the entertainment
Of such persons. [Psrneille cheers and
cries Of ''Oh!" from the COnseryatiYes.l In
reply the Speaker said that he had no au-
tho1iiy 10 ask who The guests OF the members
were.
TIE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE CHARGED WITH As
SAUL
LoyDoS, Nay 27.-On application OF
George SIMS, author aud journalist the
summons for the Duke Of Cambridge, cou-
SIN 81 the Queen and Commander -Cuiet
oi the British army, and specior'Of.P0lce
Robinson has been issued requiring them 10
appear ln court and answer the charge Of as
sault. Sims complains That while engaged
in reporting the review Of the Fire brigade
~ " nitehal Saturday there was rush 0v
the crowd and ne was unavoidable pushed
against the Duke Of Cambridge. The Duke
caught him BY the thrOal and toro bis collar.
Then Robinson took bold Of him and
hustled him about, accusing him OF being
drunk.
TGEATY-EvICTI0Ns
IoNpOV. May 27.-In the House OF Com
mon, to-day sir james Ferguson, Parlil.
mentary Secretary 10 the Foreign Once,
said The Government had no information Of
the treaty between France and Hayti, by
which the former was given commercial
privileges in Hay,i. Hr. Gill asked Mr.
Balfour. Chief Secretary for Ireland, whether
II was true thst the league was forming for
The purpose Of placing Protesisnts on farms
/ in Ireland from which Catholics had been
eyicted. Mr.. Baliour declared that there
was nothing blameWortby IN finding tenants
for vacant land even II they were Pro-
testauts.
TIE YACHT RACE.
LOyDoS May 27.-Nachts Valkyrie. Trek,
aud Yarana raced again to-day and the
/ Vakyrie was again victorious. The official
/ timo IL rs follows: Nalkyrie. Al. ION. O3s. (;
/ Trek, IN. 22m. Dos; Yarans, Al. 29m. 29s.
At the start the lreX took the lead, Nalkyrie
coming next, with Yarana last. Rounding
the bell buoy on leaving the liarwich barbor
Nakyrie was two lengths ahead, lreX
second. Valkyris then rapidly increased
her lead and on returning passed the bell
buoy ten minutes ahead.
REMANDED FOR MURDER.
LIVERPOOL, May 27.-Mrs. Msybrlck, who
is accused OF poisoning her husband, was
too iu to appear IN court to-day. The
| Chief o; POhce therefore visited her IN jail
and formally accused her OF the murder Of
her husband. Under the advice OF her So
/ liciior the prisoner made no reply. She
was rcmanded.