The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-19
NEWS FROM ABROAD.

The Bristol docks board has instructed a
committee 10 report on the cost of provid-
ing pier accommodations for Atlantic steam
ship lines.
The Star, commenting upon the new Gov
eminent. says that Mr.. Gladstone has not
already adequately recognized the neces-
sity of the situation.
Mr.. keir Hardie has sent as a eontribu-
ton to the Homestead strikers gund the
G1O0 given hun by Mr. Carnegie for his ex-
penses III the recent general election.
All newspaper Of Dublin express surprise
at the selection OF Baron Houghton as Vice
roy of Ireland. They say they believe that
no will be popular though he will be only
o hguTehead.
BY the collapse Wednesday Of grand
stand at LauuemenZrn. a summer resort IN
the Pyrenees. 500 persons were buried be-
meath the ruins of the structure. Fifty
persons were seriously wounded.
Notwithstanding Mr. Gladstone is likely
TO have the field all TO himself. he has
issued an address TO the electors of MidlO-
THAN formally soliciting reelection, rem
dered necessary by his assumption OF Office.
The British bark Ashbank. Captain Oats
which sailed from AgOa Bay May 3lst. for
Newcastle. n. $. ". has not been heard
from since her departure. II Is now sup
posed that she foundered on the voyage.
Her crow numbered thirty-two men.
The United States flagship Newark has
arrived at Gibraltar. She Will replenish her
coal bunkers and will sail to-day for Genoa
to take part in the Columbus celebration at
that city. The Italian transport GarIigliano.
having on board the Columbus monument
70 be erected in New York, has sailed for
that city.
Mrs. Alice Croker wealthy lady resid
ing in Chicago. who arrived 40 Carlsbad on
Sunday, was found dead IN her bed We'd
nesday morning. stranged IN her sleep by
her insane son. aged twenty-three. VINO
accompanied his mother here. The muir
derer has been sent 70 the insane asylum at
DObrizan.
The Post. Of London, SAYS: It is impos-
sible 10 read the accounts Of labor troubles
in America without feeling the gravity Of
the crisis through which the great Ameri-
can republic is passing. The moral should
be laid 20 heart in England, where the new
unioDism seems disposed % go TO extreme
lengths if favorable opportunity pre-
seuts."
Four Aughera Sheikhs have taken refuge
Ia a Moslem sanctuary outside II Iangler.
and they have offered IN behalf II the
Augheras. submission 10 the Sultan X am
nesty is accorded 10 the rebel trlDesmen.
TIE imperial generals Of the Moorish army
have agreed to suspend hOstilties pending
the submission 10y the Arghertes OF terms
OF surrender
Prince Frederick Hohenlohe-Os hringen
was married IN London "Wednesday after
noon 10 the daughter OF Count Won HAITI
feldt, tho German Ambassador 70 England.
The ceremony WAS performed at st. Peters
chapel in Palace street. The chapel was
crowded with "a most distinguished assem-
blsge. many diplomats and members of the
arstOcracy being present.
The Star. commenting upon the marriage
of the Duke OF Deyonshire and the DOwa-
ger Duchess Of Manchester. says: The
Duke Of Deyonshire has married his old
love. who is now aged sixty years. The
story OF their early separation is a romance.
They Wero fOndiy attached while both were
young, but the habitual Incidence OF Lord
harrington prevented a declaration"
A daring fraud has just been perpetrated
on "a. well-kn0wn bank in hamburg. A
check for $4,000 marks. indOrsed Oy the
chief accountant OF the Hamburg CONNER
cial Discount Bank. was recently presented
for payment and was duly honored. IL was
discovered afterWard that the same
check had been paid in 1880 IL appears
that the check had been stolen from the
bank. and thar the date had been altered
when tho check was presented the second
time for payment
Rioting occurred in Prague and other
places in Bohemia Wednesday evening IN
connection with a Czech fete. A Czechist
fred four revolver shots at party Of Ger
mans in one of the streets Of Prague. caus-
ing panic. The man was arrested A
number OK men EMPLOYED in the MorayyetZ
glass factory raided the Antonieuthal mar
ket place. and attacked all tee Germans
they met with red hot iron bars, shouting
death to the Germans" Several persons
were badly hurt Gendarmes restored or
der. 4 number OF arrests were made.
h The resolutions adopted az the meeting OF
the irish Societies held at Ogden Grove.
near Chicago on Monday last are being
used by the tnionists 10 emharrass the
Liberals The Times says that one of the
principal problems OF the Separatists is the
treatment OF so-called political prisoners
IL Is probable. the Times says. that the
Clericals, including Messrs. Dillon and
Davitt would readily acqulesce IN a
pOstpOnement OF the subject dld
the decision rest with them, but
the feeling IN patriotic circles on both sides
of the Atlantic IS too strong. This feeling
affords the Parnellltes o dangerous lnstr+
ment with which they will keep prodding
the Clericals. The Times regards this meet
ing as proof that dynamiting Is stili awe.
The Times concludes; Among the eonV,cts
now in Jail are men who were dispatched
to Great Britain by . Donovan hossA hl'h-
self since his release. Are they 20 DO sent
back 70 enlist fresh recruits VINO VIII 90
hailed as heroes ia America
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