The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-27
NOTES From ABROAD.

The British steamer Anglia, bound for
England, capsized in the Hooghly river
fhirty-tWO Of her crew We're saved,
but fifteen are missing.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
says that VI. Belloc, a banker of Paris,
has obscouded. leaving liabilities amount
ing to one million francs.
The Daily News announces that the
office of Master of the Buckhounds
will be abolished directly when neces-
sary formaltes are completed.
The Queen will on Monday leave
Osborne House, her residence on the
Isle of Wight and proceed 10 BalmO-
raj. her castle in the Highlands. where
she will remain for three months.
The London Standards Buenos Ayres
correspondent says that the government
crisis continues. The ministers state that
the present situation is intOlerabe and
that President Pellegrini must resign.
A dispatch TO the London Times from
Sofa says that the heat wave trayersed
Bulgaria. and was accompanied 10y
thunder and hail storms, which caused IT.
reparable damage 30 the tobacco, maize
and grape crops.
The Standards Buda-Pcsth cores
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manoeuvres at Fucnfkirchen Thursday
i'm the terrible heat. He says that ont of
the forces engaged in the eYoiutions
four officers. eight c0rpOrals and ten
priyates have died Of smstrOke.
In the Peace Congress Thursday, Mr..
Wallace. of Philadelphia, and Mr.
Rlvmer. another American, submitted
proposals which were discussed and
referred to a commission. During the
DAYS proceedings il was resolved TO IN
vite the Peace Societies of Europe and
America 20 establish an international
federation among themselves.
The French party marching against
Abomey. the capital of Dahomey, consists
of 100 officers and men of the Naval Ar
tiHerv with guns, 1856 marines, 100 Seue-
galese troops and 800 native allies. Inc
force has occupied e strategic position
ON the road 10 AbOmcy. The foreign
legion consisting Of 1000 European lutan-
try and 200 cavalry are expected shortly
TO join the force In the field.
A fatal accident, resulting in the
death of seven miners. occurred Thurs
day i'm a coal pit at Swansea. HE men
w5re employed in a pit and were gong
down i'm cage 10 their work, TINS morn
ing. when part Of the pit roof TEL I'M
The men were caught under the taIlnS
earth and rock and seven or them were
crushed 10 death. Three others were
rescued. but is is hardly thought prop
able that they viii live.
The ceremony Of enthroning and con-
ferring the pallium upon the Most rev
Angus Macdonald, Catholic Archoishop
of st. Andrews and EdndurG' TOOK
Mace Thursday i'm the Roman Cathohc
GatbedraI nj Ediuburg There were pres
ont the Most. Rev. Chas. Eyre, Arrh-
hishop of Glasgow; the Bishop OF Gallo
wav the Bishop of Dunkeld, the Bishop
Of Aberdeen, several Of the English Cath
olic Bishops and other high Church dlgnl-
taries The ceremony was very impress
sive. In was the first ceremony 0t lhe
Lind i'm Scotland since the days OF Car
dinal Reaton. who became Archbishop
of st. Andrews in 1899, and who was
assassinated in his own castle on May
Great excitement was caused Thursday
nv a double explosion of dynamite Whlch
occurred i'm front of the official residence
of the Stattbalter, az Trieste. leoPle
rushed from every direction when ihe
noise Of the explosion was nearu' ahu
the streets in the Eiclniiy, WeIe SUI
filed with an excited crowd, VINO were
iond in their denunciation of the perpe-
trators of the outrage. Fortunately me
DAMAGE done was slight. An investigation
was nj once started by the police. but mo-
trace of the authors Of the explosions
could be found From the pieces of metal
found in the vicinity il was seen that TWO
bombs had exploded. They had been
6lled with dynamite or some other high
explosive. and. had they been placed
in n confined place the explosions would
nrobably have wrecked the building.
Recent news from Rio tirande do SUI,
Rrozil. confirms the statements made 10y
Silyeira Martins Maciel in regard 10
the wretched state Of affairs existing
there. In some parts Of the State bands
Of Castilhistas are said 60 be- perpetraging
tbe most horrible atrocities. \ letter
from Pieritany says that at that place
- man was torn from the arms ~ his
daughters and murdered in their sight.
Two ladies were murdered while clinging
To their husbands, whom they endeayOrcd
TO shield from the murderers Another
lady became a raying maniac On seeing
dog enter her house bearing "A human
head i'm its mouth. Many houses and
plantations belonging 20 partizans of
Tavares have been plundered by the Cas-
tilhistas. The Gazeta de Notcias pub
fishes a story 10 the effect that Walter
II. Lawrence. who went there two years
ago. and who so won the confidence OF
the American Minister that he was made
secretary of leg alton and during the
minister's absence was charge d aifaires,