Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
GOSSIP OF LONDON.
Closure to Be Applied to the EYicted
Tenants Bill.
TELEGHApHIC NEWS SERVICE.
emallcy's Claim In Usrper's Magazine
Disputed by British Papcr-The
Nicaragua Canal Matter.

be taken In older TO secure the passage
OF the cvlctcd tenants bin Is a summary
application Of closure. Sir william Har-
court has signinod his Intention to pro-
pose a t,i1c Limit for each clause, with
final closu.e OF the committee stage on
August 7th This programme contem-
plate. "a division on the third reading OF
The b.l on August nth. with a rcmorse-
less uge Of tie guillotne TO bring II
about Tls throttlns OF the debate Will
undoubtedly. he held by the Peers as an
additional Justification OF the rejection of
the bill ly the House Of Lords.
\ lcan,, has been issued b. the Con-
soryati,e Electoral Executive Committee
givla. quotations from the speeches OF me
Conservative leaders In Parliament Thee
quotations have been rightly Interpreted
as comprising the official programme aiu
platform upon which the opposition WI"
appeal 20 the country. Tho c'ihpliat .o''
received tnc approval ~ L'r1 S.n'S"'iS
and Mr.. Half0ur before its publication,
thee. leaders preferfiug this method OF
Indirect declaration e. d signed MANIFESTO
the presumed il.a being that ahy'ihl'8
cuntaiuDI therein that may y" oujecu"n-
abe 70 csltsln classes or factions may
be tho t,8,. easily rcpuI.ated should such
= course so.m advisable.
a NEW DEPARTURE.
Reside. fh. Ola faibbolcth OF union OF
I.hureh AMI State, a strong army am
navy. &C.,. new departur, is prop"s II
In the adoption II a referendum, or dlIect
Appeal 80 the nation on crucial P"tSl"ns
ne abolition OF the iinte~ate vote oio-
L.. pensions. ana the aliens bin, the
Nd
ocD charges i1 the Imperial cNcheIu r,
,nI for alriCul.url llhorers easy acqh-
ki,lou a. snail holdings. Ireland Is 70
have Local government on popular
basis.
ma prscr,mme IS designed 70 Offer
avery electoral force some iniureIheht 10
sumport the Conservative policy. ire
nisn A. ,.,.i askAnce rs the Conservative
t,ress rGd received with Jeeis ~ the
Liberal palegs
THE IlAECOCRT BANG 1T.
me proposed banquet TO Sir William
Narcourt next Wednesday threatens 10
J.. q t1zla \ number Of moderate Lihe-
PAS hay. declared that they viii neither
nttsnI nor have anything - 90 with the
affair if IL Is - be turned into an anu
Eo. berry demonstration, as IL PROMISED
20 become at the outset OF the Plep""-
tlons. This expression Of feeling mas 20
they have approached Mr.. Richard h'l-
a., ,.e,Yh-r az Parliament. Lord Rose
hery's alter CSC. and that gentleman mas
nrcfrfscf 10 Doe pre- sent as hostage lpr
The discrret conduct Of the meeting Sir
William Haruourt Will also take occasion
10 expressly declare his perfect harmony
with LORI RcscnerY.
II IS ais, learned that two ministerlh
Pa.rs. the Marquis OF IipOn and the
sffla
SIR william Of his recent sncerinS anu
.ion - Lord Rosobery's ownership OF
rscr-bor,.s. charactcriznS r. as an act
ri dlslsr.lty - his CHIEF Fumor uoes
no, stare Sir Williams reply 10 thls
complaint but ministerial members Oh
parliament hear from time 70 I'm
r,orte- Of his having practically lsnoT-t
LorI Rosebory with degree OF DUH
lLsolence
Lx.Commoner Henry Harrison If De
,,o,bod o., m. daughter Of Captain . Shea'
.1-hushanl II the widow of Paruell.
Mr. Atkinson. the economist. has I'M
sergone cNandn2uon before the Royal
Agricultural COMM sion, Wh"ie ne
scrr.d the position of the farmers III 'le
irri,eh States IN respect 10 mortgage
Atkinson. 'n Speaking Of the farmers,
80 h. oGprod no personal OPINION but
,old vhat De knew. He Is here ior rest
md is not certain when he VIII return
10 America
CONFERENCE or WOHKINGMEN.
The international Conference OF IeNtie-
workers l.s nal tour-ddYs s.s"On az
Manchester This week. Inc h'l.'-n 100
uat.s - tL- conference represented l0o'''9
Ineluhers and French. American Gnu
Other dci safes attended. .o.,-
NIr Howard, secretary Of the Aner-
can spiun,rs' Association, adVisel tne
d,,te1t,s e. follow the example OF ms
organization. and boycott all poilucal
,.r,ies ar factions. lie read report from
The operatives IN the United Slales' AN"
declared that they intended 10 clalm soN-
eminent reforms FOR the benefit OF WorN-
trrr,sn following the example or inc
workiuEinen Of England. The conference
oassed a resolution declaring lot an 'Ib"'
four dav. and invited the eov6 rnnehlS vi
America and Europe 10 aoonsu "t9 -, .a"a
restricting freedom, when Were III .ls
the worknGmtn 10 SeeA H'ee'' '''N''
4 maes-reeting of London dock-meh
.r.s Ict3 Thursday to express their as
oontent with the leadership OF Zen. III,
lei. Tinet was present ana aIehb
10 maxi It speech. hut lie was hooteu on
the platform and ms reslb',i'I'. mi.
uanded Several speakers accused 1lIlet
az amending his salary of 900 a year n
rscEisss living. while his supporters were
.ta,o-.d Tulets influence as an aSltator
has ~anod greatly.
sMAII.EY CLAIM DISPUTED.
MI r w. smaney's article in Harper's.
h. which he claims the distinction oil nav
n,, originated a Geographic tystem or war
s.rreenousencc. the credit OF which mas
s,,b.rto been given 70 the DAILY News
,hro,,eh Archibald Forbes. is Indignantly
deuisa by Sir John Robinson, manager OF
he Daily News. Sir John says that the
New York Tribune and the paily news
sxrnanged dispatches during the FRANCO
Gcrnnn Wal Of 1870. ,.
1rrA,nesh the dispatches of the Tribune
vSere al great value, he says. IL was not
Mr. Sualey who suggested the IaVlS"
use OF the telegraph. The Dulk Oh IN
Dispatches Nete eupplled by the nauiy
News own correspondents. MT. oihaiieS
stater.ents, Sir John says are sreauE "e
y.raarre with the facts. The WestmhsleI
ca1a,tc e,rnorts sir John Robinson, but
ali q, Tie ueNspaper-men who were con-
rerrai IN the matter OF supplying 'he
Danv News with dispatches in 1917 Know
that II was the enterprise or thc AMER
nan rgper that gave the English Journals
.ha irrn.,us 20 get them out or Their
customary tog-troI
cORBETT IN IRELAND.
wae sneering comments OF section OF
,be English and Irish press upon the fe-
cent visit II tie puglist Coroett 10 Bal
nnbope, where he gave performance IN
ala OF q chapel in course or erection
there. have ELECTED letter from
Michael Dayitt. The newspapers charac-
terized the performance as that OF found
ing a pugilistic chapel" Mr.. Davitt eX-
planned that the performance was not
pugillstic. but theatrical, and was con-
Quoted BY the same company that per-
formed with Mr.. Corbett in the prury-
Lane Theatre. rs there anything
wrong" asks Mr.. Davitt, 'fn giving the
proceeds of a performance for the pur-
pose Of building a chapelY'
Mr. Davitt adds that the district IL
very poor aud the contribution was
workable God-seDd He says he never saw
Mr.. Corbett, but he praises the generosity
Of Mr. Cortett IN helping 70 build chapel
IN tho town which was the birthplace
Of hls father.
IDA-WELLS-IASA
A Macon (5a) correspondent OF the
Spectator sends TO that paper denial
from Governor Northen Of a story or the
lynching and nsying Of q negro In that
State. and IN the course OF tina denial
Governor Korthen writes IL am thorough
ny disgusted with the course OF the En-