Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
HIS REMARKS PERVERTED.

HIS REMARKS PERVERTED.
The Emperor and the Pope on tho Labor
Conferencc-Other Foreign Items.
by Anglo American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
BERLIN, March 26.-The Post learns from
O trustworthy source that the Emperor has
| expressed dissatisfaction because many
| papers have exaggerated or entirely per-
verted his critical remarks on the occasion
OF his visit to the offices Of the general
staff. which gave rise TO rumor that
Count Won Waldersee would be transferred
| to another post.
The Raichsdnzeiger publishes the letters
| that passed between Emperor William and
the Pope on the subject of the labor con-
| ference. The EmperOr's letter, in which
! he enclosed q programme of the confer
ence, announces that Bishop Kopp has
been appointed a delegate, and says the
| Emperor knows that Bishop kopp is
| thoroughly imbued with the POpes
| ideas and will materially contribute to
the success of humanitarian work. The
Pope, in reply, congratulates Emperor
| William upon taking the field for reso-
| lutte effort In worthy cause, which
| meets the Pope'5 heartiest wishes.
| Tho Pope says he recognizes the high
value Of an attempt to settle ques-
|
| appreciates the EmperOr'S acknow-
! ledgment Of the great efficacy Of re-
| ligon and Church IN solution of the social
| question hopes that the the Churchs ser
wants viii be supported 10y the authorities
| IN the exercise of their functions IN con-
nection with social questions; warmly
wishes the conference success; expresses
qualification at the appointment of Bishop
! Kopp, and concludes with cordial wishes
for tho welfare Of the Emperor aud bis
family.
MINISTER TO RETIRE.
| LONDON. March 26.-The st. james Ga
zc'te says 1t il reported that Count Kali
nOky. the Austro-hungarian Prime Minis
ter, will soon retire from Office.
INTERVIEWED on TIE LASD-pURcHAsE BILL.
LONDON, March ga number of the
members OF the House OF Commons were
interviewed III the lobby to-day with re-
ference to the laud-purchase bill. The
bulk Of the Conservative UniOnlsts ap-
prove the measure. Mr.. WaTing Con
| servative) member for County Down,
said he believed that the Ulster landlords
were in no hurry to sell their estates. Az
far rs he himself was concerned he should
! insist that the tenants should bring three
years rent in their hands before he con-
sentcd 10 sell. Il. W. Russell. q Liberal
Unionist member for Tyrone. thinks the
bill is an ideal one for Ulster and Is likely
to work well. Mr.. Chamberlain and Lord
Randolph Churchill reserved their opln-
ions. Mr.. Sexton. HOme-kuler member tor
Belfast. criticised the bill III detail. He be-
! leved that the coercion act, preventing as
! il does the combining of tenants, would
enable the landlords to secure the maxi
mum of the twenty years price, especially
az they could insist upon two years ar
rears. He said that Dir. Balfour himself
admitted that the true price of money was
81 therefore his charging 4 IN order TO
| retain one quarter 70 provide against de-
faulters was most unjust. Tho proposed
guarantees besides being unjust TO Ire
land. would prove Illusory to the British
| taxpayer in the event OF n repetition OF
the economic crisis of 1879 and 1850. DR..
Tanner, Home-Ruler, says the bill is clearly
drafted IN the interests OF landlords. All
! the other Parnellite members held similar
| views.
Sir Charles Russell said he would APP
prove no land purchase scheme unless ac-
| companied by a home-rule measure. The
ex-Ministers withhold their opinions. The
bulk OF the Gladst9neans disapproye the
bill, the Radicals Directing on the ground
that the guarantees are worse than those
| in the Gladstouean scheme.
onFAT BOAT RACE.
LONDON, March 2G.-Ihe great annual
race between the boat crews Of the Oxford
and Cambridge Universities took place
| on the Thames this afternoon. The weather
in the forenoon was brilliant. but ~ the
time Of the race the wind was chengeable,
causing the water 10 be quite choppy. An
unprecedented crowd gathered along both
banks of the river, and the interest dis
played was without parallel IN the annals
! of race. The Cambridge crew was del
cided iayorIte in the betting. 1t won the
toss for position and chose the Surry side
OF the river. At l.AIz the word was given
| and the crews started.
The Oxford's time was twenty-five min
utes and three seconds.
THz L1NcoiNsHIRE HANDICAP.
LONDON. March 2s.-Ihe great event ut
! the Lincoln spring meeting to-day was the
race for tho Lincolnshire handicap Of 1000
soyereigns added to the sweepstakes OF
! twenty severeIgns each, for three-year-
Odds and upward, one mile. IL was won
bv J. O'Neilrs six-yoar-0d chestnut horse
The Rejected, by King of Tiumps out Of
Accepted: General Owen Williams's SIX
voar-old gray marc Simmer. by See-Saw
| out of Beatrice Grey. second, and Prince
| SOtikOit's fOur-year-Cld chestnut colt Lord
George, bv Pouiet ont Of Lady Emily,
third. There We're nineteen starters.
THE EAmEnoR cARToosED.
IoSpoS, March 26.-Ptlch publishes q
cartoon on the resignation Of Prince Bis
marck, entitled dropping the Pilot"
The cartoon represents Emperor William
leaning over the bulwarks OF a vessel and
contemplating Prince Bismarck rs he de-
sends ladder hanging over the ships
side.
STUDENTS RIoTIyG.
LONDON. March 27.-The students are
rioting in st. Petersburg. Revolutionary
/ pamphlets have been scattered throughout
the city.
TERMS AGREED UPON.
LrvKRPoor, March o. Acting upon the
advice Of Michael Davitt the dOckmen OF
this city met their employers to-day and
agreed upon terms.
ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT.
DUBLIN, March 26.-Ar. Vesey Knoz,
Nationalist, was to-day elected TO seat IN
! the House of Commons for the West diyi-
| sion of County Cavan. made vacant by the
death Of Mr.. Biggar. There was no oppo-
| sitiOn.
LONDON, March 27.-The election in tho
Ayr district, comprising Oban. irvine, Ayr.
CampbelltOn, and lnveraryto Ill vacancy
IL the House OF Comu Ons, caused by the
resignation of Captain John Sinclair,
4 Hone-kuler. took place yesterday; Inc
| Conservative candidate, Someryllle re-
ceived 2,6iO votes, against 2,lS0 for Rut-
lege, Liberal. At the last election Ashley;
Liberal Unionist, received 2,26S votes ana
! Sinclair 1881.
NEW LOAN TAKEN.
PlEIs, March 2e.-The new Servian loan
offered here has been quickly takenn, up.
The amount OF subscriptions was three
times as great as the loan.
PLEADING FOR The DUKE.
PARIS, March z6.-The Republican and
Monarchist leaders are pleading with fresi-
dent Carnot torelcase the Duke OF Orieans'
WHO is now imprisoned at Clair Vaux.