The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-22
BY THE CABLE.
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT uPH0LDS
THE SAMOAN TREATY.
Mr.. GLADSTONE REFUSES TO
VISIT THE POPE.
Foreign Nows and Flashes.

Foreign Nows and Flashes.
LONDON, January 21.-It is stated
upon most excellent authority, that the
English government has decided to up
hold the treaty. by the provisions or
which European powers are precluded
from obtaining or attempting 20 obtain
dominance of Samoa England has been
fully informed OF the views of the
American government on the mat.
ter, and is in full accord
with the opinions held in Washington.
The two governments are agreed that
action of the agents Of Germany in Sa-
mOa is opposed TO the letter and spirit of
the treaty, and also violates diplomatic
etiquette and endengers the good rea-
tions so necessary 10 the presence of
Americans and Europeans when dealing
with semi-barbar0us nations
Dispatches have been sent TO Berlin
couched in language conveying the fore
going sense of tie situation The latest
news received by Lord Salisbury from
Africa is of a menacing character and
the admiralty have. therefore, ordered
the strength of the Pacific feet to be in
creased Immediately byat least two pow
ertul vessels
POLITICAL RIOT IN PARIS
PARIS, January 2l-L'Ayenue Du.
/ Quesne was the scene OF a political riot
last night Twenty persons were in
/ jured, and two of the rioters were arrest
ed The supporters of Boulanger were
out in force and participated i'm he riot
THE PANAMA CANAL To BIZ REVIVED.
PANAMA, January 2l-Mm. Nauxonne
= and BOileau arrived to-day from Paris.
bringing good news TO the thousands of
men at work on the Panama canal. IL
was to the effect that i'm all human prob
ability work on the great enterprise
would be continued without interruption:
that the French people would subscribe
another Sl00000,00O in addition to the,
vast sums already expended, and TO bring
the gigantic work TO a completion The
work will continue steadily until the
26th under any circumstances, and per-
haps bcf0nd that date, for there is still
sufficient money in the treasury 10 keep
the work going Tor three months
THE HAYTIEN REPUBLIC AGAIN.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, January 2l.-The
crews OF the Ossipee, the Haytien Re
public and all hands on board those We -sels
were allowed 10 come ashore after one
days quarantine here. The Ailsa has
arrived here with the crew sent from
New York TO man the Haytien Republic
uftI har { u y Y L. J.. 4
on the authority Of the American Consul
here that Legitime has agreed TO pay
$4,000 for bringing the Haytien Republic
to New York
THE DEPARTURE OF cOMMONER sHEEHY
GLASGOW, January 2l.-An immense
crowd gathered at the railway station
this afternoon 10 witness and express
their opinion upon the departure of Com
moner Sheehy for Ireland. The police,
fearing trouble, took the route by water
from Greenock, and thus evaded the pop
ular outcry against them A very largely
attended Indignation meeting was held
under the auspices of the liberals 10 de-
nOunce the action of the Government in
serving Irish warrants in Scotland, and
the excitement resultant from Mr.
Sheehy's arrest and removal to Ireland is
intense and rising.
GOLD TOKENS OF REMEMBRANCE.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 21.-The
Gar has presented gold tokens of re-
membrance 10 all Of the persons who
were present on the occasion of the dis.
aster to the Imperial train at Borky.
They consist of miniatures of a sacred
picture which hung in the dining saloon
OF the Cars carriage, and which was
found after the catastrophe 10 have been
uniDjured
Mr.. GLADSTONE DECIDES not TO co 70
ROME.
LONDON, January 22-There is gen
eral regret among the advocates Of the
Irish home rule that Mr. Gladstone has
decided not 10 90 10 Rome. Cardinal
Manning and other eminent Catholics
and home rulers pleaded with the ex-
premier and urged that his presence
in Rome and the circumstance Of his be-
ing received by the Pope would have an
excellent effect in favor OF the Irish
cause, but Mr. Gladstone was obdurate TO
their entreaties
BERLIN, January 21-A majority OF
the soyereigns of German States will
visit Berlin on the occasion of the birth
day Of Emperor William next Sunday.
CABLE FLASHES.
MADRID. January 2l-A man was ar.
rested here to-day having in his posses
sion per cent. Spanish interior debt
bonds with forged titles 10 the face value
Of 100000 francs.
BERLIN, January 2l-It is understood
that the centre party has decided TO start
a discussion in the Reichstag Of the situ-
alton, invoking the propriety Of the off
cial publication of the indictment against
Brof. Geiilcken.
LONDON, January 9l.-The Phymney
Iron Company, through its directors, is /
advocating the foundation of a corner in
steel rails, the combination TO embrace
sixteen firms.
LONDON. January 2l.-United States
Minister Phelps had half an hours talk
with Lord Salisbury to-day on the
Samoan difficulties
LONDON, January 21.-Mr Charles
Phelps son of the American Minister,
will return to America with his father on
January 8lst
Lieutenant Chadwick, naval ettache
Of the American Legation, will shortly
return home and be succeeded by Lieu
tenant Buckingham, United States navy.
LONDON, January 2l.-The Chronicles
correspondent at Berlin learns that Ger
many will Immediately take measures to
come to an understanding with the
United States Government with regard
to Samoa.
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