Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-08
Foreign FINISHES.

Mr.. Gladstone, replying to an address from his
constituents, says he hopes 70 visit Midlothian
this year.
Tho Paris census shows that there are q. 229
Germans in Paris and 35,7lS in the Departments
81 tho .one. The NOir says II II time tho Gov
ernment had stopped the Invasion OF the Cor
mans.
A Berlin correspondent says the Imperial rO-
script relative Co the army has caused several
officers 10 resign their mem bership In The Union
club. where gambling for heavy stakes Is in
dulged in
Tho London Daily N1cs commenting on Lord
Randolph Churchills Irish proposals, says: II he
! Is really In earnest let him move an amendment
| cmnodying his views when the land-purchAse
bin comes up for a second reaiing.
Several thousand Vienna bootmakers met yos-
terday and marched through the suburbs OF the
! city. There was considerable disorder and a
| number Of men were arrested The strikers Ia
! tho Vienna building trades are quioL
4 Vienna correspondent says that Emperor
! william has decided ~ create several Ministers
! Ion the WlOlo empire, who Hhall De- responsible
| both 10 tho Crown and 70 tho Bundesrath Tho
| Chancellor IS ~ DO President Of tho new MIN
| istry.
Madame Tchebrlkovs, who was reported 90
have been eXiled for her letter TO the Gar, Is
now Al Penza, In tho Caucasus, under strict po-
| lice watch. She was conveyed thither hurrody
ia carriage without windows. No halt was
! made except Ia the open air. Her food was
7 abomlnable. She was constantly guarded by
| gendarmes and not allowed 10 speak 70 any one.
! II appears that Emperor Williams recent or
/ der with reference 70 commissioned Officers IN
| the army docs not increase pay but lowers tho
/ scale Of private incomes necessary 70 secure
/ commissions. Hereafter aspirants for commit
| slons IN the rifles, foot artillery, and piOnRrs
| need have private incomes OF no more than 70
marks Those who seek commissions In the
| Mold artillery. = marks monthly, aud in tho
cavalry, $50 marks.
! The Freemap's journal, Dublin, says that
/ Major Le CarOn, who became notorious because
! Of the testimony given by him for the Tinies be-
\ fore the Parneil COmml sion. Is now living q a
I suburb Of London. lie has grown a gray beard
/ aui m0ustache which have 80 completely
! changed hIs appearance that his most intimate
| friends could not recognize him. Tho JotFndt
/ also says that no has been promised further
/ Government engagement In Australia.
! dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt says:
/ Stanley reproachos tho British East-Afrlca Com
/ pany FOR allowing American and Russian sports
! men 10 exhaust the resources OF their territory,
which ne says will be required some day for
| railway labOrers. merely 90 decorate their riuc-
/ coed walls with furs, hides, and horns without,
/ any return. IL ia better he says, % ALLOW tho
district % fall into tho hands Of Germany. which.
/ will not permit English buccaneers III her terri-'
! tory. tie has hoped that Germany would pre-
/ vent single shot from being fired for cruel
sport.
! Senior Pierola. ex-Dictator OF Peru, finding
| tha' he stood no chance Of winning IN the coming
presidential elections, attempted % SIR up riots
! 10 Lima lie 6as promptly commitIoi 70 prison
/ bY he Government, whose action mas tho enifo
| supuOrt OF public opinion, which refuses 70
/ tolerate any more such lcWle55ness. FlerOia has
! Withdrawn his candidature, and On az cement
/ mas since been effected between tho other two
/ candidates with th0 SANCTION or the Govern
| meus. 10 Is beloved that Ia consequence OF tho
! agreement the election 20 DO held sunday next
| Will come on quietly.