Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
TRANSATLANTICS.
INTERESTING OTIS or NEWS FROM
ABROAD.
The European stock Exchanges Very Much
Dsprosscd-Gcrman. French, and Brit
Ish Views 81 Our Elections.
ny Anelo-Anorican o.slo to mo pl.psroh.l

tRy Aneio-Anerican cable 10 tho Dlspa,chl
IoxDoS, November THE Stock
EFxchaugo closed very depressed with
consols at 94-the lowest figure since
conversion. Rupee paper declined u
and Argentine securities II under in
orcasing doubts as 10 tho character Of the
Governments financial arrangements.
Final street dealings in American rails
showed a slight recovery after the official
close, due to cables quoting the New
York market steadier. Still there were
left declines ranging from ! to n. For
cigners shared in the general demorali-
zsiion, falling to Il. English rails
showed an average drop Of +. per cent
EVERYTHING DOWN.
PARIS. November THE Bourse
closed to-day with prices mt their weak
est. per cent rentcs closing 80 cen
times, rio tintos Is francs, and foreign
ers generally per cent.
MINES ALONE STEADY.
BERLIN, November Tho Bourse
to day was depressed. Banks dropped
] per cent and foreigners I per cent
Mines alone were steady.
4 Heavy storm I'm Britain md Ireland.
fBy Anglo-American cablo to the Dispstohl
LoSDoN, Exc, November IA heavy
storm prevails throughout Great Britain
and Ireland. and much damage has been
done. Rain is falling necessarily, and
in many sections the country is Hooded.
The doWnpOur Is accompanied by high
wind. and reports have been received OF
fmany houses being unrooied by the
{Valc. The storm is especially severe off
lahore. kilograms from various points
8hlong the coast state that an enormous
sca is running and that a number OF
coasiing.vcssals have been wrecked.
Adyices from Belfast state that a report
|. has been received there that yncht
foundered in Belfast Tough, and that its
owner, Scottish nobleman, was
drowned.
Il THE STORM RACING FURIOUsLY.
b LoNpoS, November 7--Latcr.-At
Il liverpool md in the vicinity OF that
4 city the storm is raging with terrific fury
4 and as yet shovsno signs Of abatement.
kThe damage in that section IS great. The
4 hintreo race-mecting has been post
&roncd in consequence Of the storm.
a A later dispatch from Belfast states
Tint the Yacht which was lost there was
The Frauia. belonging to Viscount Can't
lnpc eldest son and heir of Earl de la
War and nephew Of Baron Sackyille.
The yacht, which attempted to ride out
the storm at anchor, dragged ashore and
Struck on the rocks. Niscount Can't
lnpc wns on board the yacht and was
drowned. but the crew were saved.
Crispi and CaprivI Bob-Nob Mt Milan.
r 10y Anglo-Amorican cable o. tho Dispach.l
RoME. IrALY, November Won On
rriyi. the German Chancellor, arrived
81 Milan to-day. Crspi, the Italian
Prime Minister, met him a. the railway
station and the two statesmen exchanged
hearty greetings. They subsequently
drove 10 the Hotel Cayour together and
helda conference. The papers cordially
welcome Won Capriyi TO Italy LINN
blriia says that Italian opinion IS IN
favor Of ccmcnting the bonds of affection
and common interest which exist between
Germany and Italy, and also that 1t
fayors the promotion Of peace.
Irclund's bishops and the League.
fry Anrlo-American cable 10 Tho Dispatchl
VIENNA, November The Poiidcdl
Correspondence publishes the following
dispatch from Rome "The recent
pastoral letter Of the Irish bishops con
domuing boycotting and the plan of
campaign was issued in compliance with
peremptory orders from the Pope him
self, who desired proof of the absolute
submission of the Irish Episcopate %
the decisions OF the Curia. This is
umctcally a contradiction Of the report
That the Irish bishops are determined to
support the league
McKinlcvism and the Cattle Trade.
Thy Anglo American cable to the Dispatchl
LONDON, ESQ, November Tn a
speech at Duniold this evening Mr..
Chaplin. president Of the Board of Agri-
culture, said he regretted that It was
necessary to restrict the importation OF
cattle from infected countries. but the
general result would be that the more
cattle would be reared at home. The
Mckinley bill, lie said, would certainly
lot make the English less obdurate
against the importation of American
cattle.
Terrible Accident I'm China.
uiy Anglo-Amorican cable % the Dispatch.l
SHANGHAI, November IA terrible
Incident occurred at Taiping-Fu, atwhtch
place is situated the Government mill:
Tor tho manufacture of powder. While
the workmen were employed about tn,
mills an explosion occurred which en-
tirc.y demolished the buildings The
loss Of hie was enormous, three hundred
persons being killed The cause OF the
explosion not known.
Baifour Cordially Received.
uiy Aug,o-Amcrlcan cable 20 the Dlspatchl
DUBLIN, IRELAND, November IA
Dungaunon Mr. Balfour was received II
avery cordial way by many Of the PEG
pie. There Was a great crowd to NEE
hin, aud while he was choered by the
paUdits Of large number, there were
dislIcuts IN the crowd, with consider
able following, who would not Join IL
any welcoming demonstration.
The French Rejoicing.
10y Augio-Amorcan cable % tho Dlsps,ch.l