The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-30
FROM BEYOND THE SEAS.
CURRENT EVENTS OF INTEREST
ALL OVER The GLOBE.


European Press on the Mckinley Bill
Restrictions on American Beef In Aus
tris-Religious Services by Telephone
Foreign News of all Kinds.
SPECIAL CABLF TELEGRAMro THE TlMrs.
Dunlop Cable Co.
LONDON, sept. 2a.--'lhc papers are filled
with kilograms from all parts Of Europe de
scribing the probable eject Of the passage
Of the Mckinley bill, the injury the pros
pect Of that event has already inflicted on
numbcTless industries here and on the Con
tincnt, and noting the number of memorials
and protests from suffering manufacturers
and employees with which government offices
have everywhere been inundated. The Aus
trian Minister Of Commerce has invited the
Governor Of Lower Austria and the Vienna
Chamber Of Commerce 20 send him fun re-
ports of the present condition of the
mOthcr-Ofpearl industry, as ON sal
urdav thousand workers were
locked out in consequence Of the new tarin
enactment. The continental press gencr-
ally i Indignantly discussing the measure
and clamOring for retallat0ry action 10y the
states, while Germany Is considering the
policy Of prohibiting the importation Of
American beef.
The Vienna Neuc Freic Pr,sse alone
seems 10 comprehend the arguments OF
American protectiOnists. and admits that
Europe is only rcapmg what she has soMn.
In alluding 10 the opinion expressed 10y MI
Chamberlain that the temporary loss of the
American market will ultimately cnure
81. e Del fli
this view is in accordance with common
sense. and adds: 1T j.. perhaps. being too
sanguine 10 hope that the passage OF the
Mckinley bill may fOresnadoW better po-
litical cOnheuratiOn of civilized Europe,
with isolated Russia on the one hand ana
isolated America on the other. inc EuI"-
pean Powers. including France. ought boy
this time 10 be convinced Of the community
of their vital interests. and t0aliow other dli-
ferences to sink into insiguihcancc.'
The Pall-Mall Gazette. in the course oi
an article upon the Mckinley tauh, eN-
presses the belief that the measure VIII Boz
come the means OF forcing Canada into
commercial union with tbe nited states.
The Gazette suggests that England place
a duty upon non-colonial prcdacis, and
form an imperial tarif-union as an onsc, lo
the Objectionable American measure.
atpl(H LABOR CRISIS.
The labor dispute now raging IN thc
scotch black county vii; come toa head un-
less something unforeseen happens Niihin
the next day or two. scotland Is threaten
"a with the greatest industrial crisis ever
known north of the Tweed. I'm consequence
Of the attitude OF the men the iron masters
have determined ~ damp down all thciri fur
naces. and the present We viii see every
furnace in scotland eXiin4uIslcd.
PATHS RUSSIAN Nioii.
Nine. Patti writes from Wales that She
,,oes 10 Russia al the special invitation oi
the Czarna. In fact. ber engagement p3i~
takes Of an official character. il haung
been concluded al the instance Of the tue-
sian Court.
RELIGIOJz = shRN IcEs - JELtrHoNE'
Canon Wilcox preached in iIris, church.
Birmingham, yesterday, under no.el e"H-
ditions. Telephone transmiitcrs had been
attached 10 the reading deck and pulpit,
and he wires led 10 receivers iu London.
Manchester. Derby. Coventry hlddefnln-
stcr. and llanlcy. s0 that the entire 9er' iee
was beard in those places with perfect dis
tnctness.
NIB. AND MRS. COLHNNA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay have lett London
for the Continent on visit - their dau-h-
ter. the Princess COlOnna.