Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-28
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Emperor and Btsmarck-The se">
situation--Other Items.
IBy Anglo American cable to tho Dispa'cni

entente with the lenders of various par''e"
in the Reichstag.
The Emperor has conferred the collar OF
the Order of Hohenzollern upon Couh'
Bismarck. e
LryERPoor., March 27.-A delegation OF
striking dock laborers called upon the eln-
ployers to-day and demanded the discharso
of the men who had been brought TO Liver ,,.l
pool TO fiji the places Of the strikers; lhe
employers declined TO accede to the a.
mands, and the negotiations for the sett.s-
ment Of the strike based upon Mr.. Dayitts
recommendations have been Tuptured.
- NOMINATED MINISTER.
BERLIN. March 27.-Baron Bieberstein,
Minister of Baden. has been nominated 10
succeed Count Herbert Bismarck.
DECLINES DETECTIVE PROTECTION.
BERLIN, March 27.-Chancellor Won
Caprivi has declined the services OF detec-
tiyes for his protection. Bismarck, always
had body-guard OF detectives following
him wherever he went.
The EMPERoR CONSULTED THE PRINCE OF
WALES.
BERLIN March 27.-The National ZeifatnJ
draws attention to the great Importance
Of the fact that the Prince of Wales was
the first princely parsonage whom me
chancellorship. The Zeitung asserts that
the Emperor impressed upon the Prince OF
Wales his intention TO continue the peace
full policy of Dreibund and to foster inc
closest relations with England.
BIsMARcK's PENSION.
BERLIN. March 27.-Prince Blsmarcks
pension is Al. 800 marks. A committee mas
been formed TO promote the national mt
mortal thanking Bismarck.
SPREADING.
BEEIrv. March 27.-The strike OF coal
miners at Essen is spreading.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Loypoy. March PIN the House OF
Commons tonight Hon. Philip Stanhope
asked whether the Stdiusqu insisted upon Dy
the Government in the dispute with Portu-
gal was being restored and what course the
Government proposed to take
Sir James Ferguson. Under Foreign Sec
rotary, repled that there had been no con-
dition imposed that bad reference to the
restoration of the status quO. That was q
newspaper phrase. The Government SIM
ply insisted upon the withdrawal OF the
Portuguese forces from the British pro
tectorate as the preliminary step to a d.
plomatic discussion. That had been done.
Sir Michael Hicks-Bcach, president on
the Board OF Trade. moved second read
ing of the tithes rent bill. tie asked the
House TO consider the bill rs an earnesI,
ATTEMPT to do Justice 10 both the Clerical
and tithe-payers' sides III the interests oi
the country at large.
James A. pincton, member OF Leicester
OiberaD, opposed the bill as a Juggling
measure.
George Osborne Morgan, member for
Fast Denbignshire. declared that the Welsh
men almost universally condemned this
emphatically Welsh bill.
TMBRAcED AND KISSED HIM.
LONDON, March 27.-The Netrs CORE
spondent at Berlin says: I'm the farewell
interview between the Emperor and Prince
Bismarck the Emperor thanked the Prince
most warmly for his great services and re-
peatedly embraced aud kissed him. After
the popular ovation yesterday Prince Bis
marck remarked: / must have been capa-
bic of doing something of which my oppO-
nants cannot deprive the world. Isuppose
that is what the people wish to express. "
The labor conference held its last bust
ness sitting to-day.
THOSE ROToUs STUDENTS.
IoNDoN, March 27.-There has been a re-
newal Of the disorders at the st. Peters
burg University. On Monday and yester-
dav there were riotous demonstrations by
the students which were suppressed 10y
the police. There has also been further
riotinp at the Charkof and KazGn Univer-
stiles. No particulars Of tho disturbance
have been received.
STUDENTS ARRESTED.
LONDON. March 2s.-The st. Petersburg
University is closed and Gordon OF police
has been drawn around the grounds.
Seventeen students of Cbarkof University
have been arrested.
PLOT TO MURDER THE czAR.
LONDON, March 27.-The Daily Telegrdphs
st. Petersburg correspondent reports that
the authorities have discovered fresh
military conspiracy to murder the Gar.
LORD CHURCHILL CENsURED.
LONDON, March 27.-The Birmingham
Tories have unanimously censured Lord
Randolph Churchill.
THE RAIN RELIEF FUND.
LONDON, March Pit is expected that
the cost Of the Emin relief expedition viii
be $50 600. There is no truth III the report
that the funds are inadequate to meet ex
penseS.
TO CONFER WITH THE MASTERS.
LIVERPOOL. March 27.-At q mass-meet
ING of tho Liverpool dockmen to-day it wa.
resolved to send deputatiOn to the mas
tiers tomorrow.
RELEASED FROM JAIL.
FERMoY. March 27.-Father O'Dwyer
who has been in prison for five months fOl
offences under the crimes act, was released
to-day from Tullamore jail. A great de
mOnstration was made in his honor. SIEVE
raj thousand people in cars and on foot
accompanied by numerous bands Of music
escorted the priest to his home. The pro
cession was mile long.
DAMAGING WIND AND HAIL-sToRM.
CAIRO, Ill, March pa wind and hail
storm passed over Cairo at 2. NJ. Hail
stones weighing over three ounces fell
Considerable damage is reported from
Birds Point. Mo-, where 1t is reported
several houses were blown down. Also
along the line of the Mobile and Ohio rail
road. All the wires from this city ar
down.
URGING REsIsTANCE-THoUsANDs STRIKE.
MADRID. March 27.--Senator-Genera
| Daban has been arrested for issuing cir
cular urging resistance to the Government
mandates. The Senate approves the arrest
| The General will probably be sentenced I,
two months Imprisonment in the tort
ress.
Fourteen thousand workmen of BARGE
| Iona have struck for higher wages ant
fewer hours Of labor.
BRAZIL.
RIO JASE1Ro, March 27.-The garrison o
this city recently became disafected an,
was ordered to the South. The troops re
fused to 90 and the Government cancelled
the order. There is much dissatisfaction
| throughout the city.
COUNCIL To RESIGN.
ROM. March 27.--The Communal Coun
Gil of this city having failed to agree witt
the Government on the regulation o
finances has decided TO resign. The films
of the places Of the Councillors will lead {,
difficulty.
WILL SHOW A SURPLUS.
PARIS. March 27.-ln the Chamber o
Deputies to-day NJ. Rouvier, Minister o
Finance. replying TO the protest agains
increased expenditures declared the bulge
for the coming year would show surplus
TARIFF WAR WITH AMERICA.
PARIS, March Fila Lib1-te DISCUSSING
| the Mckinley bill now before Congress ex
presses the opinion that tariff war wit!
America must follow the adoption of tn
measure.
CHINESE coNcLAyR.