The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
Missionaries Claims 10 Protection Sub
jsct to Limitation.
STRONG TALK RELATIVE TO GERMANY
From Scmi-Ohicial Sources Causes Some
Adverse Speaker Crisp
VIII Witness the Election OF
Speaker--Kier Uardie to
Visit the United states.

affairs. Yet persons in q position TO be
well informed upon the syhIect say the
speech Will nO1 refer TO Armenia or
China, and that 81 any foreign affairs
are mentioned they viii be those in
connection with Africa. Debate on the
reply TO the speech from the Throne Will
begin on August l5tn and the time be-
tween the 81 ening and that date VIII be
occupied In administering the oath 10 the
members, who will be sworn in hatches
Charles /. Crisp, of Georgia, eN-Speakrr
of the House Of Reprcs antafires OF the
United States, has been IN tnsl ana Tor
ten days. Mr. Crisp purposes 20 remain
10 witness the election of the Speaker OF
the House Of Commons and VIII thc"
dtpdit on the 18th for Paris Whete Ho
will sOjOurn for week.
Mr.. crisp vas born in Sheffield in 1873
during visit OF his parents 10 Enalan1'
! and this is his first trip abroad since Ills
parents returned with hum 10 Am re-.
Hon Thomas T. bayard, the United
! States Ambassador 10 London, mas a'-
cepted the invitation 10 deliver the an
nuai address to the Edinburgh fhlCso-
nhical society i'm November. The invita-
| tion 10 deliver the address ls the hl5htat
] literary honor in Great Britain. among
those who have made the addrt7a ih
previous years are tile Right Honorable
| John Morley. late Chief Secretary Tor
Ireland aud Right Honorable a. >. Bal
four. First Lord of the Treasury.
1HE CHINESE MASSACRE.
Though Lord Salisbury is determined
| 10 aVtngc the recent massacre OF LiE-
| lishmen AZ ku-Cheng and the ouuaees
committed by the Chinese mob al tnat
place. be refuses TO entertain the claims
| Of missionary societies that their agents
| be protected wherever they may go, ana
| I'm this action the Premier is backed up
| by the Liberals.
IN lI
necessary. and ought 10 be-, prevented
| from going beyond the limits of Brush
I authority.
statement signed by the editorial Sec
rotarv of the Church Missionary Society,
! saving that the last thing they desire rs
that the Gospel shall Doe carried inlo
| China al the point of the hayoneif uut,
nevertheless. the British Government cdn-
| not in China pass lightly over the mai-
| der of British subjects who have right
| 20 bee there. The statement is adNeisei9
| commented upon by the lay press. ,,
| Lord Salisbury has found anothtr ulh-
| Guilty in the way of general action when
is the same as was felt ln lo'i' Wh,h
| similar attacks were made uI,y" ti"
| Chinese missions. The German poNtiH-
| ment at that time failed 20 BACK up lhS
! other powers with any hearintss' anu
| in consequence of this tdct the Suh- ~
| Yemen successfully placed the powers
| against each other. ln the present li.
| stance the same spirit Is being dispiafe'
,rne %1r,h German 6az.ttf yes.c
| printed Il restrained alucie, conciuumA
| thus. , ..,....... O.,
! against reforms but this iact VIII NOV
| Keen Europeans from knocking hafdtf
and harder al The doors OF the 'nlht7e
| Empire. which are as good as closed. nut
| il is hardly % bc expected thd1 'ii''"
viii meet as half way
rxGLAND-s RrLArIoSs WITH CHINA.
Enriaud's relations with China have
| undergone notable change i'm anolnti
| direction within the week. 4 quola'ion
| IRON, Am article printed in the Dally news
| last Saturday showed That it was tAp'
| that the Liberals would approve on i-%gi- nv
| SaHsbury's cultivating the most liit"pls
| fha Standard fstmi-0iIrlap, allff inc di
| riVsl al CoWcs Of Emperor w illam'pilli
| "A remarkable leading article, sd!lnA ,na'
| although ENGLAND desired 10 itla+li ''l-
| many's friendship Germany hau D'ls, ~
| reuouuce some of her amDideNtcf"na l,,s
| ,,ar.kian methods iu her relations WIN
| Coreien MOVERS. especially in connection
| vifh Africa This article was "l",is
| quoted and unanimously 'vH"''''.'' "'
'Desnite that fact. however the stand
| ard to-day prints anoihr' i'"utl
| i'm even stronger lausuh-e, ln Mhitn H.
| savs that the bargains WIN 'fiHlaHs' '-
| which England has good hunyit9if "e
/ coded have been sOmciIiN. hdirNlt '''i-
| strlcI 90 her disadvantage ana lN. ',a E
| man dfpl0macy has strained % Iat r"i-
pelimcnts iu The way oi i-4t id'u i'
| covering by am agrcemcht WIN ln'
! lrr4s--faf4 authorities tine larllllts WIl."
| r.l,fno OH GcrmauN's good Nil ihtitNi
| has sacrificed in ihc 'onto GOV Sli''o,'- '',
! The standard concludes iis attcie ns eN-
| nrossfns rcgrat at the eccentric course
| occasionally pursued hy the brihh i,i-
| eisn office. and adding thht ll Noliu p'
! impossible for England 20 lace the ~
| definite FISK OF iVlHl"i "'''''N1 "'''
Tho prcsenco of British and Spanish
/ tnon-Of-war ar Taneier is dH" io tHr "n-
| fhor.ties at Morocco having grant -n lhe
| consent 10 the permanent residence ol
4 "a French consul at Itl. Ih" othri
| mowers Insist that their representatives
| shall be granted the same privilege
THE GOLD AND slLyEE ErsfEyE
The gold aud silver reserve of the
| Bank of France have reached a sum -
excess of tl52Vnwo sterling, ol wiz,
| amount about i5o.o1tU is silver. IlS
is not only the largest reserve il lns
| world. but it las never been paralrheu
! in The history Cf England.
| Mr. James kier llardlf. the lapor ifi'-
| er who sat in the last Parliament for tI.e
| south division of Westham, mas a-',t,
| ed am invitation TO attend tht lahDI con-
gress TO be held shortly in 'nl.1So,
| lie will sail for New YORK on A"s'-'
During his visit 70 the Urited states
Mr Hardie will speak In erai ot the
| largest cities .,s. ...,r
| The regatta week az Cowes ms year,
| Judged from racing point OF WV va
| NOT eoual TO that Of 1894 hut IN q soci"l
| ,rav il was as brilliant as ever. Emperor
william of Germany had me - ,',.,t
| Vesterdav OF seeing the schooner Nacnl
| Nerena. owned by his chosen TREND. INC
| lrerl of Icnsdale. win The Emperor
| r"n The FmperOr has shown the most
| ,,5rlfed favor for Lord Lonscale every
whsre Lord Lonsdale has designed a
| snecial train for the conveyance OF the
| tsmncror who is 20 be his guest Tor
| heriend The train Will start tonight
| and reach It's destination at $50 to-mor-
| '1C ,rns result OF the last election. that
| Ill in orkney AMI Shetland was an
| ,onnced to-day. Sir Lyall, Liberal can
| dfdate. who sat In the last Parliament
J vas elected by Il majority OF Isl, defeat
| inc Mr. L. W. Fullerton, Liberal uhloh-
| ISL The Liberal majority shows i"H-
| ing off Of 225. MI,
| ment. which opens Monday, VIII be as
| fonoWs. Conservatives. S3s; lAbffai
! Ifrionists. -: Liberals, III anti faihet-
| ites 20. Parnellites. - This gives the
| Government including Liberal thloiiis.s'
| al seats, and the opposition ~ ,oF-
| errment majority Of l52 Inc tonserE d
| tive majority over any coluplii,atio' vi
| parties. including Liberal Nhlohis's' 'ha'
! might be formed, VIII be o.
|
| stTYD HI HER BIOOhIR>.
| Mrs. Vcrmilye VIII Not wear SHIRT
| Will. Rowing.