The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-08
BEYOND THE SEA.
News by Gable From Foreign Land.


PARIS, November THE Rcpubiique
FrdRcdtse says England cannot be sur
prised that no one in Egypt con-
though he was on a triumphal quasi
royal tour. France and the other
powers which have not ceased to re-
gard Egypt as Turkish depend
ency in no way bound 10 Great Britain by
prOtectorate yassa1age. still demand the
evacuation Of the country by the English.
The Cairo incident, the papers say, proves
that Europe is not disposed 10 allow the
Egyptian question TO sink into oblivion.
France will lose no opportunity TO remind
England Of her solemn engagements in re-
gard to Egypt.
TIE GERMAN ANrI-SOCIALIsr BILL.
BERLIN. November during the debate
of the anti->Ociaist bill in the Reichstag
to-day, Herr Bebel made furious attack
upon the secret police. who he asserted,
were controlled by the foreign instead OF the
home Office. Chief Kruger. he declared,
had agents throughout Europe, who were
prolific in Matching and eXaggerating al
legged anarchist plots against royalty.
DISTRESS AMONG NOVA SCOTIA FISHERMEN.
HALIFAX, y. =. November rhereports
of distress among the fishermen at Terence
y.
is confirmed. Nearly half the population i'm
each village are on the brink Of starvation.
owing To the failure of the fishing in their
neighborhood. About eighty families (nearly
100 perS0ns) are thus destitute.
DYNAMITE.
MADRID, November Am explosion in
dynamite factory near the town Of Bilboa
today demolished the building -Four OF
. ln ar.1n lar
Der injured.
BOvLANGIsrS.
LONDON, November Some sixty lead
ers- of the BOuangist party are in conference
to-day with General B0ulanger at It. Heirs,
on the island Of Jersey.
AN ESCORT.
CONsrANTINOPLE. November The
Sutans yacht lzzedin, hayin. on board the
Turkish officers specially attached 10 the
suite Of Emperor William during his visit
to Constantinople, accompanied as far as
Mitylenc the German vessels on which En-
peror William and the Empress sailed. At
Mtylenc the German vessels We're met by
the German squadron.
ARMY EXEMPTIONS.
BERLIN, November There is hardly
doubt that the Ccntrists will carry in the
ktitn~tHZ tutlI lituNllIt loT tlit exemption
Of candidates for the ministry from military
duty whenever they choose to bring it foi-
ward. The country has become familiariZe
with the idea, and the first opposition has
greatly decreased.
SPAIN.
MADRID, November Not for years have
Spanish affairs appeared 80 ilourishng.
Minister of Finance Gonzales has managed
to exhibit slight surplus, and this extra
ordinary event in the annals Of penin-
sula affairs has created much excite
mcnt. senior Gonzales proposes 10
increase the tariff on breadstuiis, a measure
acceptable TO the landed proprietors and
pcasantry farming upon shares. but OBJ
noxious to the cities. The Liberals, re-
presented by Professor Azcarate and Senor
P-dregat. the able iinancier, urge the re-
duciion Of the army and a more equitable
distribution Of taxation.
4 BIG SCHEME 10 CONVERT ROME INTO
SEAPORT.
ROME. November IA commission has
been appointed 10 examine the scheme first
suggested by Garibaldi, TO convert Rome
into a seaport by means Of "A canal eighty
metres wide and ten metres deep. from the
TibOr to Castel Fusano, distance Of
eleven miles. VI. de lesseps approves the
proie I, aud an American company is Will
ing to undertake the work, which 1t is esti-
mated will cost O., 100000 francs.
VOLCANO OF COLIMA ~ ACTIVE ERUPTION.
CITY OF MEXIcO. VIA GALVESTON, TKx.,
November THE volcano Of COlima is now
in active eruption. Many buildings in the
neighborhood OF the mountain have been
thrown down, and for miles around the
woods are on fire.
ZANZIBAR, November 1T is reported
here that the German flag has been hoistod
at Port DurnfOrd, at the mouth Of the Durn-
ford river. Captain Wissman, with large
force, will make an attack upon suadam
tonight