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factory, the really great efforts of the directors must be heartily recogulaed and appreciated. They had worked, their hardest and done - everything in their power: Still, something most be done more than coming every half-year and bearing the same tale of money going for no return. However, as there was no alternative, he proposed the adoption of the report and
accounts.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1892.
Take warm water by itself) so'ns to get rid of any foul water which may have been swallowed, After the emetic has due effect administer som warm fiuld and silmulants,
The foregoing is but a brief summary of what the Doctor said, and as we understand he will deliver another address at no very 'distant date we would urge masters, offices and engineers to roll up at the next lectore in good time in order that not a wort of the instructive lecture A hearty vote of thanks, moved by Capt. Brown and carried by acclamation, brought the proceedings to a close,
Mr. Mehta seconded. He had a suggestion to make, to the effect that the Company be recon-will be missed. atrected on
ова sound basis, and stringent steps be taken to recover all sums due.
The Chairman isid, the question of recon. struction had been considered, and Mr. Mehin's suggestion would be laid before the Board,
to reply to a question the Chairman said no estimate had been formed of the cost of active operations at Gubau.
In reply to Capt. Anderson, the Chairman saki the launch Florris had been bought for $2,500, but after lying at Singapore over two years the bestoffer obtained was $300, which was accepted.
The motion was then put and cartled, This concluded the business of the public meeting.
A private Meeting was afterwards held from which the REPORTERS were excluded.
FIRST AID TO the injureD. DR. JAMES CANTLIE AT THE SAILORS HOME.
The spacious Reading Room at the Sailors Home was crowded to excess by members of the sestaring profession on the occasion of a lecture | delivered by Dr. James Cantilo on Tuesday erealng. The learned speaker was introduced by the Rev. A. Gurney Goldsmith who stated that he felt sure the audience would feel deeply indebted to Dr. Cantle for so kindly consenting to come down and deliver what would be practically an ambulance lecture, Then Dr. Cantlle stepped forward and in the course of a lecture lasting fully an hour and
■ half said, he knew from his” own personal knowledge and the testimony of many members of the medical profession that a great deal of unnecessary panic and injury was inflicted on men who meet with accidents on 'beard ship, simply because their shipmates don't know what do for them-being ignorant of the first principles of how to reader first aid they sometimes caused permanent damage by mis
It was in the hope that appiled measures. some much needed Improvement in the treat ment of patients on board ship might accrue in the near future that be had consented to deliver a lecture on the subject of first aid to the injured The lecturer then went on to explain how to deal with a sprained ankle, Ice, he said, if it can be obtained should be applied at once to the sprain, but should there be none near by than a hot bran or rice poultice should be applied to the swollen party hot bran being in contact with the patients' skin' so as to impart to the affected part A
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LONDON, March 3rd. The Chronicle say the Behring sea case looks hke a dangerous derdinck. The diplomacy of President Harrison's reply is hard to grasp.
fessed 'admirer of peace,”
maolike, manner, in which he dealt with the is, in my opinio announced bli intention of particulüily coming from a nation' that is a proof the Vienna branch, died yesterday at Vienna,
ment; but in my opinion his Excellency has already reached a satisfactory and peaceful solution of the trouble by the thoroughly states- in Buential depulation representing the Chinese of the colany. Time will show,
to 30 o'clock p.m. A private meeting at the residence of Viscount Senna Fe nandez has just terminated, and I am glad to say that arrangements have practically bren arrived at which promise to bring this unfortunate business to an amicable settlement The ediet issued this afternoon by the Muni cipal (hamber seems to have had considerable effect, and ad led to the friendly disposition of the Gaymar has apparently brought the uncem fortable "boyente" to an end. At the meeting Just mentioned the Samshu Farmer who, it is worthy of note, has for the last eleven year
bren MACAO, April 21st, 1892. A memberof the staffof the Hongkong Telegraph. We are in a regular state of welge bere-at-Fd.]ws present, and the Viscount and leading jest so far the Chinese quarters of the clay Chinese came to some sort of an arrangement. are concerned. The Portuguese quarter, it is with him which is not very easy to clearly hardly necessary to say, is quieter than ever. ex lain. The quantity of samshu manufactured Let me first make a correction in my report of at the various rice establishments, commencing yesterday. The Governor did not cable to slop from May 1st, will be ascertained by the the landing at your port of the rice on board the Farmer's employees, but the taxes will be col- Haungkan; his Excellency wired to Mr. A. G. lected by Viscount Fernandes until the final Romane, Portuguese Consul General in Hong-decision of the Portuguese Government has been kong
to purchase a certain quan:lty of rife to received from Lisbon. In the event of the stipped for Macao per Heughan, and this Government deciding to continue the Farm, the was done and the grain duly stored in dues collected will naturally be paid over to the rice dieet that has been opened in the stables at Farmer, and should the Farm be abolished will the back of Government House, for the benefit have his claim for compensation against the of the Portuguese community only. Another Macao Treasury. cargo, was expreted (bls afternoon, which_no doubt arrived all right. The work of transferring the rice from the steamer to the depot has been carried out by the chain-gang.
The few shops that were forcibly opened la the Bixar yesterday by the Civil Administrator (Mr. Pacheco) and the Procurador, were again closed this morning. These officials, with a body of police, proceeded to the shops and demanded | admission. This was refused and an entrance was demanded; 'in all but two shops the doors were at once opened, but in these two the Chinese made some resistance, and force bad to be used.. Os getting Inside, the Portuguese police chased the Chinese on to the roofe of the houses, and I regret to say that couple of unfortunate Celestals lost their footing and fell into the street, meeting a horrible death,
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At 10 o'clock this morning the Council of Government met to consider the position of affairs. After some discussion it was resolved that an intimation should be sent to the traders and shopmen demanding that the strike should cease and their shops be re-opened at a certain stated time, and if such fatimalios were not at ended to within one hour after the stipulated time, every shop that remained closed would lose its cense their goods would be confiscated, they would not be recognised as suitors in the court, they would be held liable for all costs occasioned by their actions, and would be deported from the colony if the Government so decided,
The meeting at the Chinese Hospital was fixed for one o'clock and at that hour there were about a couple of thousands of Chinese in the building and courtyard, and a
Some-reports have been current impleating certain well-known Portuguese as having incited, or at least been implicated in this Chinese strike but these must be taken exactly for what they are worth, and the probability fs that they are worthless. However, I think our traubics for the present are over, and to-morrow will advise you by cable whether or not business has been resumed.
CORRESPONDENCE.
We do not Docrily andbea the oplelons expressed by Correspondante la thle column).
THE "PO LEUNG KUK." TO ENE EDITOR of tra "Hongroad Tessar." SIR. The Bill for the incorporation of the Po Leung Kuk" Society is to come before the Legislative Council next Monday, and I beg leave to call attention to this matter in the hope that the bill will not be passed or, at all events, not in its present shape.
The expenses of the Government of this Colony are already high and nothing should be done to increase them. Apart, however, from the question of funds for the endowment of this Society, there are very grave reasons against a legal status being conferred upon it. No such Soclely that I am aware of has a legal status either in England or American, Australian other Colonies, or in Shanghai, and it would be be an exceedingly bad precedent to commence such a thing here.
The Board and Committee of the Society are apparently to sit in private and are evidently to exercise Police functions, seeing that the Ordin-
lying principle, and that anything affecting the public should be. conducted in secret, assisted by specially told off constables and detectives,
utterly wrong. Mr Whitehead opposing the Bill and I hope he will be sup- ported by other members of Council, including officials, for I take it that this is not a perely Government measure in favour of which official members are bound to vote. I trust also that the community generally will disapprove of the proposed enactment.
It should not be forgotten that the Secretary of State did not consider legislation necessary when the subject came before him on a previous occasion,
I am, Stri
N. J. EDE.
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The Graphic says: The dispatch of a por- tion al-the Pacific squadron northward shows that Lord Salisbury is not disposed to recede from his position. Happily, there is plenty of time for farther negoilat'oas. President Harri son has apparently taken Lord Salisbury's com- placence for irresolutio, hence the swaggering rejoinder "
The Telegraph says:-"! We herlikte to qantify the news as alarming, but it is certainly troublesome and disquieting. We can only hope that President Harrison's threat of military coercion in inaccurately represented. It is always well to remember in dealing with American bravado of this description that the elections afford an excuse for language which in quieter times would be considered outrageous." SHI we cannot, abstain from the hope that the expression, is exaggerated.. Neither can we imagine that such an attempt to embroil the nations will assist President Harrison in the election. He may rest assured that we are not ilkely to belleve in the virtues of a modus vivendi because recommended at the sword's polat. Therefore we are glad to see the Parific #quadron going southward. History han always |
proved that the easiest modo fof securing peace is to show promptitude in preparing for defence.
Yours faithfully, Hongkong, 22nd April, 1893. (We entirely agres with Mt. Ede's views. The - proposed Bill is quite unnecessary and its adoption would be a standing menace to the liberties of the subject in this colony. It must be opposed tooth and null. But what the colony actually requires in this direction is the abolition of the Registrar General's department, so far as that functionary in the so- called Protector of Chinese. And no time should be lost in effecting that desirable object,-Ed., Teligraph.]
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
LONDON, March sand. There to reason for believing that a marriage will shortly take place between Prince George of Wales and Princess Alix of Hesse, as the queen is known to be very anxious for such an alliance. It is also said that the Prince and Princess of Wales would be pleased to see the match take place.
It was reported three year ago that the Princess Alix was engaged to marry the Criteriich, and later on the gossips bad her betrothed to the late Doke of Clarence, whose brother. It is now believed she will marry. Princess All, who is 20 years old, will visit | England early to May, and will be the guest of Queen Victoria at Windsor, Balmoral and Diborne,
A statement from Nishni Novgorod contradicts the recent reports, concerning the exemption of certain Russian provinces from fimine. The people are all suffering alike," It says, "Through out Russia, fram the people of each district comes the news that their district has been squeezed like a lemon by the tax collectors for Government docs, who take the last kepek in the peasant's house. They have never been so exacting as now. Governor Viatka la determined to ignore the famine, and says that the peaasis are rebellious and seditious because they call for help,"
The Standard's St. Petersburg correspondent says the officers of the reserve are daily receiving orders in regard to their coure in case of a sudden mobilization of troops. There is no doubt |that every possible measure is being taken to declaration of war, which, however, will never prepare to seize the first advantage after a come to Russia
regiment, committed suicide to-day at Devonport Lieutenant Newell, belonging to a Lancashire by shooting himself with a revolver. No motive is known for his act. He was extremely popular. There was loting last night at Hepburn A Vienna correspondent saya-The King of colliery, Darbam, owing to the enginemen Greece lately desired to abdicate, but was dis- refusing to join the stalkers. The miners stoned suaded by his mother and the Prince of Wales, the enginemen, injuring several. They after who'represented that the royal Prince was too wards attacked their houses. The enginemen young to succeed to the throne and might en-attended the mine pamos, and if the pumping is drager the peace of Europe.
'stopped the mines will be flooded.
Advice from Freetown, Sierra Leone, give further particulars of the recent disaster to the British expedition in Senegambia. The ex edition, which consisted of 350 troops and seven British. officers, marched to Tambi, a place co miles Inland. Finding the place stockaded and defended by zcoo natives, the expedition made an assault, and after three hours of fighting was repulsed. Captain Robinson was killed. The natives, emboldened by victory, from the stockade and attacked the expedition. In and twenty men were severely wounded, The expedition at once retreated.
hour bill was rejected-272 to 163-after a In the Commons to-night the miners' eight debate of some length, the bill being supported by Joseph Chamberlain and others.
PARIS, March 23rd.
· PARIS, March 24th. The Rothschild family has been cruelly tried La Baronne Bettinn, the daughter of Baroks Alphonse de Rothschild; and the wife of the hend
Aged 32, after a long (Uness. Almost at the same hour Mile Louise de Rothschild, danguier of the head of the Frankfort branch, died at Frank fort, aged 44. She was a most charitable wo man, and refused to marry ao as to devote her.. self to the poor,
M. Ribst, Minister of Foreign Affaire, haa Informed Ioni Dafterin, British Embassador, that after a close favestigation the Government has concluded no blame attaches to the police for arresting Purdle and his brother, recently taken into custody at the Anteul! mees on suspicion of being English pickpockets, and therefore France refuses to make either repara- tion az aeology for the arrests, as waked by the British Government,
ROME, March 24th. The trial of the anarchists arrested for participating in the May riots ended to-day, Cipriani and Palla"were sentenced to two years and sight months' imprisonment each and to pay fine of 1500 live. Komer, a German a'udent, was sentenced to one year and to pay a Eine of goa lire. Forty-nine others were tentences to terms ranging from two years to twenty five days, to police surveillance and other minor restrictions.
Six persons in passing through the Arconi gorge to-day were killed by an avalanche.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 24th. The Oficial Messenger says the provinces affected by the failure of cops are now provided with sufficient food to keep the inhabitants unl May, and a supply of seed for the next sowing Italno sasured. The sum of 1000,000 roubles bas been granted for the purchase of feed-for draught cattle.
VICTORIA (B. C.), March 24th. It is announced that Rear-Admiral Hotham, commander of the British Pacific naval station, has cabled, orders to Esquimalt that the win ships Melpomene, Champion and Warsiswill reach Esquimalt May rat, two months earlier than previously arranged. The sudden change In the disposition of the ships is taken to indicate a serious phase of the B-hring Sea dispute,
CITY OF MEXtão, March 24th. spikes on the Mexican Central Railway, and were Six trala-wreckers were caught tearing up Immediately shot.
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LONDON, March 25th. The sult of Miss Daley Hopkins against Rev. Mr. Wallis of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, for $5000 damages for false imprisonment in connection with her arrest na the charge of walking the streets with university man," ended to-day with a verdict against Miss Hopkins. The ver diet was a great surprise to her friends, who always believed her life to be blameless. The case will be appealed.
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In the Commons to-night Fenwick, Liberal, who is a working collier, maved a resolution" favoring the payment of salaries to members of the Commons In order to enable representatives of the industrial classes to be elected. Balfour admitted that there was much in favor of the resolution, but said the working classes now held the destiny of almost every member in their say to salasles. The resolution was rejected, 227 to 162,
The Timer Buenos Ayres correspondent says the Government has been obliged to decline Blafon's special reciprocity proposal.
be considered and the skipper's orders later on | immensa crowd outalde, Governor de Borjance provides for the loan of constables and then salile the encounter five British officers town of about 1300 inhabitants, ja Hesse-Nassad. | hands, and 'asked what the ratepayers would.
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the greatest amount of heat possible. man with a badly sprained ankle should ile up for a day or two. I ordered to hobble about, clean bizi-work or holy-stone decks the patient should refuse to deft. A man's health had first to
(laughter and applause). A broken thigh and had been invited to attend and his Excellency detectives. shin bone were the next subjects dealt with, the very wisely excused himself; but the Civil. There is no security whatever, that the Doctor explaining in his entertaining style that Administrator, the Procurador (magistrate in Society's functions will be exercised properly and at soon-as-a-man breaks one of al limbs he all-Chinese cases), Mr. Nolasco-da-Sliva--without-injustice-towards-any-whom the mem should be made to remain on the spot where the chief interpreter) Mr. Norenba, of the Macaense,bers of the Society or its employees may think accident occurs, until the biokes limb is fixed, with a few other Portuguese residents and some proper to suspect, and neither the return of He should not be moved to his bunk until two police were present. The meeting was
held is
annual accounts and reports to the Colonial nieces of wood, walking sticks, umbrellas, or the central ball of the building, and Me -utas Sectie & per the nor the presidency of the Secretary, nor the inspection of its premises belaying pins even,
bava been
made interpreted to the Procurador the Chinese fast to alther side of the injured limb, of the matters in dispute. That official desired Registrar-General will, in my opinion, provide which must be made as straight as possible that any statement should be made in writing; my such security beforehand. When it is tied as tight as and while the clerk was getting his implements possible then the patient may be carried on a ready to draw out a statement of the alleged board or shutter down to his brink, but not grievances, the mob outside lost patience and before, for if min is moved about before made a rurb into the building. A heavy shower spllats are applied it is highly probable that of stones, bricks, flower-pots and other missiles muscles and veins will be jared and the of an unsavoury description commenced to rain on the devoted heads of the Por- broken bone be caused to protrude thro: gh the akin. The most unkind thing one could do fortuguese officials and the leading Chinese Aroan or child with a broken limb was to more who were engaged lo dictating the petition, them at once, Many a man had lost a Hmb with such effect that it quickly became a question altogether owing to maltreatment by would-be of rouve gut peut. By flank movement the alleviators of his spony.
beveled evaded the infuriated mob, escaping by side gate into the Hospital garden and through the dead-house, reaching safa nervous systems. This little escapade finished at 5.15 p.in.
For a broken collar-bone, a pad was placed in the arm pita band held the aim to the side
It is to with the liberties of persons in this colony and to establish a secret system of espionage over them, which is repugnant to the principles of British government. It is in direct violation of the principles of that British therty which purposely provides the great safe-guard of publicity in all such matters,
improper uses which may affect the liberty of The powers of the Society may be put to the subiect, and nothing of this kind should be allowed unless all its sings he held in public. The very fact that any hedy of men with a "legal status may conduct in private, at their will and pleasure, Investigations into the family its own condemnation,
A-Vienas correspondent says "General" Gaurko visited St. Petersburg to confer with the Czar on a plan of action in the event of war with Austria and Germany. At a conference of five Grand Duke Alexis, the Minister of War, the Chief hours, at which the Grand Dake Viadimir, the of Staff and other military experts were present, It was decided that General Gaurko shall anume the defensive on the Austro-German frontier and General Shonvaloff command the defensive army corps. The recent movement of Ramlan troops has caused serious alarm here."
PARIS, March 22nd. A number of socialiste
created row at the socialist church of St. Merr to-night and a free bruised with stones and sticks. fight ensued, in which a number of people were
VIENNA, March 22nd. The Government has forbidden the celebration in Bohemia on March 28th of the three bundredth anniversary of the birb of Joha Amos Comentos, the distinguished educational reformer. Trouble
dely the authorities and celebrate the anniversary.
spite of the order.
have been burned.
M. Ribot. Minister of Foreign Affats, and M. Ricaro, Minister of Justice, have submitted to with the United States. the Cabinet the text, of the extradition treaty
BERLIN, March 3rd, A confligration is raging at Immenhausen, a Already ninety houses and a number of stables
BRISBANE (Queensland), March 23th. The authoristes today relieved soo destitute persons. In an interview the Mayor said the distress in Queensland, which it wide-spread penditure on unproductive railways and to bad and severe, is greatly due to the reckless ex leadership in the late strikes. A majority of the people, he said, favored the Government pro posals for the lotroduction of Folynesian labor.
LISBON, March szib. The fascial "crisis in Oporto continues. Several bankers are embarrassed by depositors withdrawing their money. The Government has asked the Bank of Portugal to assist the three banks that suspended payment, The Governor, fearing an outbreak, has relaforced Oporto garrison.
CORK, March 23th.
Joseph Joyce, a supporter of the Parnellite section of the Irish Parliamentary party, was to day sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Patrick O'Leary, an anti-Parnellite.
LONDON, March 24th.
by being ade to enclicle the aim and body; 'quarters onkurt, but considerábly shaken in their and antial concerns of the people, carries with it | may fallow, for the Czech leaders are resolved to the puz comment on President Harrison's
and finally a sling was applied to support the fore-arm and elbow. The Doctor explained bow in all injuries to the lower limbs the part At 2 o'clock an extraordinary meeting of ought to be kept straight, and how that in ren- the Municipal Chainber was held to consider dering fits sld in cases of fractured bones of arm the reply of the Governor to the Chinese or fore-arm the elbow cught to be kép: at right | representations forwarded through the Chamber angles by appropriate plots which are readily on the 11th lost. During the wiring the Revised.
riming at the Hospital was observed from To fix up a broken tib it is merely neces St. Paul's fort and the rews telephoned sary to get a long towel or scarf or strip of a to the Governor His Excellency at once sheet and after ascertaining the "soft spot ordered detachments of infantry and the police to wind the towel round the body, drawing it suffi proceed by way of San Antonio and the Porto ciently tight to make it as comfortable as possido Campo and surround the Hosplis), at the beard thereby maintain the fractured rib in its same time directing the fort to discharge
ethe proper r position.
fre-guns and to hoist the signal indicating a fire Bleeding from cut arteries must be arrested In the Bazaar. You may imagine in what a state binding the limb tightly round above the the town was after this demonstration! After by Wound. By the inscition of a stick or pencil in replying to the Chinese petition In the form of the knot the constricting cord may be tightened an edlet (copy enclosed) the Municipal Chamber until bleeding from the artery is stopped. dissolved, and each member ushed bomeward It was not difficult to distinguish between cat to protec bis household gods from what artery and vein for the blood which flows from the moment appeared imminent danger, an artery is red, scarlet in fact, while the colour was then that I despatched my first telegram, of blood flowing from a cut vein is of a violet or whe excitment did not last long; the rioters
I mole reached you all right. stopped it is merely necessary to keep the at the Hospital were golekly dispersed, and in pressure on till medical assistance is obtainable. very short time I was enabled to wire my second It might pain the pallent, but a little pain was message that peace had at least been temporarily preferable to bleeding: to death.
restored, and this was done more particularly in, order, to allay the anxious feelings of many Hongkong residents who have families, and friends in Macas,
blueish tint. When once the flow of blood is
When a person fitati don't hold the head up and pour spirita or water into the mouth, but remove the tight clothing, lay him down fat; the head even lower than the body if possible. In an epileptic: fit, which is readily recognized by the extraordinary amount of spasm and jerk. ing and triching of the studies which takes place, all that is necessary to do is to watch the patient so that he does not injure himself, and place a cork or some soft appliance between the teeth to prevent him bling his tongue, Lisually in sto to minutes the person comes round.
a
reply to Lord Salisbury in regard to the modus
Procureur-General Quesnay de Beaurepaire was begun to-day. Rocheforte accused Deaurepaire of delaying the trial of a murderer for political reasons. The accusation was quite ridiculous, This was rather the trial of Boulangem begun over again. The jury condemned Rochefort to one year's Imprisonment and to pay a fine of 3.000 france, and M. Gerant of Intransgrant was sentenced to three months' imprisonment and a fine of 3,000 francs. This is a serious blow for what remalus of Boulangism.
PARIS, March 25th. The trial of Henri Rochefort for libeling ·
The new extradition treaty between France and the United States was signed this morning, this evening for Havre, many prominent people Minister Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reld started gathering at the station to bid them farewell. As the train drew out the crowd burst fato storm of cheers.
Two anarchists, suspected of being accomplices of Ravachol, the anarchist, dyer, fn connection
been taken into custody.
If will create an, Imperium in Imperio, and in roberg paper reports serious uprisings in vivendi and generally regard the situation as be- | with the St. Germain dynamite outrage, have
there are these in this Colomy who think that we have quite enough of this already to the Registrar General's department.
This O "dinance, if passed, will amount to a public conéssion and proclamation to the Chi me, and to the world, that the British Govern ment, through its legitimate and publicly recognised machinery of Police and open Courts of Law, is unable to protect women and children, and condescends to resort to the unconstitutional method of creating a Society, which though not * secret one in name, practically operates as such.
This Society may terrorise over Chinese familles, and the public will know nothing of it till much injury may have been done.
Although the members of the Boards of Direction and Committee, who would probably all be respectable men may nore of them use their inflarnce improperly, their subordinates, or even individual members of the Society trading coerce people into acquiescence with their own. on the legal status, may use their poslilos to personal schemes by threats of exercising the power of the Society.
Easter Siberia resulting from the forced conversion of Buddhists by the Russian orthodox missionaries, Many Mongols have talgrated to Chins. Others have armed themselves, routed the missionaries and compelled the Russian authorities to take refuge in the fortress at Tiamen. The revolt is spreading over to Tobolsk and Tomsk.
The Directorn! Telephones has been suspended under a chargo that he sought systematically to overhear the Emperor's talks through the telephone.
employes,
He is also charged with immorality with female The Austrian Government is greatly disturbed by the attitude of the miliary in Russian Poland. General Gourko, acting. It is presumed, under orders from St. Petersburg, appears to be making preparations for hostilities against some power, whether Austria or Germany It is not apparent,
MADRID, March 240d. Great excitement was caused in this city to day by the receipt of news from Granada of the mysterious murder of the Marquis of Caraselice, one of the best-known members of the Spanish nobility, at his residence in that city. When the It is true that the Registrar-General and a | assassination, took place is not known, but it is Board and Committee ill have some control, supposed that it was some time during the sight, but, they cannot know everything that takes A fervant going to call the Marquis this more place,
ing found him lying dead in his room in a pool of coagulated blood.
In making laws, legislators must count with human nature.
coming critical, though nothing worse than a dead-lock is looked for.
attitude is nothing more than an election appeal The general Impression is that the President's to those voters who love to see Great Britain insulted.
The bearing of the Wood will case in the Probate Court was to have commenced this morning. Mrs. Wood, the testatrix, died some
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SOUTH FORMOSA.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
12th April, 1893. of local official action bere, unless H& 1 regret to be unable to write more cheerfully ago, leaving a fortune of about Excellency eventually rules differently from the $1,000,000 to her niece, then Mrs. O'Shea, now the, widow of Charles Stewart Pamell." The line most distinctly and unequivocally laid down other pieces and a nephew of Sir Evelyn Wood by the Prefect who, in the Total's absence, brought sult to have the will set aside on the epiled to the Consul's formal demand for ground of undue influence
$1,130. 6, being the amount of damage done by asembled, Sir Charles Russell, counsel for The acting Total simply declines to When the court the like raid on the British launch Take. Mrs. Parnell, announced that the case had been settled by family arrangement, le is believed acknowledge, much less pay, any claim, asserting that Mr. Parnell has consented to relinquish to that the "engineer of the launch had told the seven claimants a considerable share of the inheritance.
Earl Russell is in trouble again. The servant
girl Williams, whom but he cours scrape divorce case he said he had seduced, has brought action for libel, placing damages at $10,000
in
of soldiers, on St. Patrick's
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the shipper he need not bay likim," that this was a breach of treaty" (f), and that there fore there could be no claim for damages against the fekie authorfiles. In other words the Cal- ties have a perfect right to raid and outrage British, property, and deny altogether the right of foreigners to call them to account, much less demand reparation of any sera committed. disguise about its that is the position the Chi- There you have it plump and fairly 1®-no mere take up, and Sir John Walsham is still silent, and apparently, if the Chinese bellef is is count for anything, etterly indifferent
officiale now assert that the his authori
the case in their favour, and their contemptuous belleve, and are acting on the belief, that reference to Peking will mean final closure of bearing here is no doubt attributable to ibla widely disseminated view.-N. C. Daily News.
DEAFNEES ABSOLUTELY CUREDA Gentleman
the discussion of the bill to facilitate acquistion of small agricultural holding to the Commons this evening, Mr. Gladstone admitted A subject of gesanal comment here is the
that the bill was an honest effort in the right general antipathy, displayed by all classes of The Registrar-General's report of rst February, Chloese towards Mr. Barboss, the Insprator.. 1892, on the petition of the Society, gives
direction, though falling short of the actual The body was cold and stiff when found, is necessities of the case. He trusted that, General of the Treasury. The most insulting particulars of the rules which have been dicating that several hours had elapsed since the House, adling on commen ground, would produce epithets are freely applied to him [Our Corres approved, and shows that the Society has tragedy had occurred. A ghastly wound in the a measure that would result in enormous good
The Governor is expected here in a few days pondent gives them, but they are too grossly in been recognised by the Government. Surely breast, from which the blood had flowed showed to the people, Mr. Balfour reciprocated the
and I may have more to write you then. It is saling for publication-Ed. Telegraph.] and wathing more is needed for the purposes the way in which the deed had been committed. spirit of Mr. Gladstone's advances, The bitly, very hand on the owners of the trunch and his life has tyren been threatened ; but threatened for which the Society founded ("Further men live long, and I hear that Mr. Barbosa's rules might, if necessary, be made, submitted to theory that it was a case of suicide is disproved In the Commons to-day, Secretary of War to be taken as meaning refusal to act, There
The crime is involved la mystery. The parsed its second:
we cannot see on what pretext Sir John Walsham reading
declines to
more, if
Indeed bis: grim silence is personal safety in being carefully looked after.
After leaving the Hospital a Chinese depute general information; but to confer legal status on faist wound was inflicted. TO RESTORE THE APPARENTLY. DROWNED,
the Governor for approval, and published for by the absence of the waxpon with which the StanhopAldershot for wearing the shamrock can be no doubt that the native authorities
explained the matter of the punishment |
In the
the first place,
must be understood that tion waited on the Governor, and explained a body corporate is to confer immensely greater It is generally believed that the deed was the
personally their regret that, owing to basing authority and powers, and by the Chinese, and work el robbers, who were discovered by the named O'Grady had this shamrock on. I did no man can revive a drowned man, for if a man
appears that a private is drowned there is to be done but been mobbed, they had been prevented trata especially the lower classes, the acts of the Marquis and fed immediately after killing him, not occur to the officer that it was St. Patrick's communicate with his friends in regard to the forwarding petition through the Procurados embers of the Society wil be looked upon, as
ATHENS, March 22nd day, and he ordered O'Grady to remove the funeral. It is those who are partially or three They now submitted with all respect, that the scis of the Government,
The Grecian official journal to-day published emblem., O'Grady, in the most insubordinate parts drowned that we are able, at times, at save. bis Excellency, should immediately abolak
We all know how unwilling Chinese are to As the tongue of a half drowned man is the new Samsbe Farm, and promise that complain or come fato collision with such on the bourse. The Government has decided Irish members. He was sentenced to forty-eight decree providing for dealings in gold and silver manner, replied, I won't." [Cheers from the drawn back in his throat and fairly chokes him, no more farms or extra taxation should be authority for fear of unpleasant consequences, that all customs duen zaust in future be paid in
d in hours hard labour, not for wearing the shamrock, who cared himself of Deafness and Nolsen in the is is necessary to pull the tongue forward and Imposed upon them.. Governor de Borja replied and the granting of a legal status -amounia to | gold a He it by a cord presing over the protruded they might be assured that no other new farms or erecting in our midst a secret form of Govern- tongue and below the chin, and hold the man forms of extra taxalon would be forced on the ment which may de much mischief,
The House, the Secretary, added, would agree on his side and, by pressing his side while the Chine, residents by his Government, but as The Ordinance does not even provide for the gery, in spite of the selles measures of the justified, Cries of "No," from the Irish eralls in Northern Hun with the Government that the punishment was head is low, pump some of the water, which he regards this Samahu monopoly, be was acting publicition of the names of the members elected. Kropenments.
members has swallowed, on! of him. That accomplished, under instructions from the Government of from time to time on the Committee, or Board, At Oreclio the peasants, dissatisfied with the place him on the broad of his back to expand Portugal, which he had to obey. He was most nor for such election to be made in public. The diffribation of relief provisions, barricaded the bill calling Triab, English, and Scotch soldiers Patrick O'Brien (Farnellie) will introduce a the chest as much as possible and then attempt flendly disposed towards the Chinese mer register of members to not even open to the house of the Burgemaster and set fire to it, to wear their national emblems respectively on artificial breathing after the manner room chants of Macao and would do all in his power to public, nor does the Ordinance provide that the intending to turn him and his family. The St. Patricks, St. George's and St. Andrew's days. mander by the Royal Humane Society, Kacet forsker their legitimate interesin Tipid to Improve down at the person's head. Seite the arms at the the trade of the port generally. After this the though they are to reports are to be published inmates were rescued only after a desperate Noli, McCarthy and Sexton brought up the dibwa salog line limbs and bring them back so dapitation withdres, and mech more harm. Secretary, registered commercial compantes serious craict occurred on March 1885 4 was to sound the sentiments of the Irish soldiers
to be sent to the Colonial contie
Shamrock Incident vesment wanted to de #gain tonight,:: Balfour that the elbows touch the ground above the onions feeling amongst the conflicting elements
A PAMAMA, March 22nd said the last thing person's brad – Then slowly depress the arme
br bis the things are insisted upon he law, and la. Palps between civilians and a callary company! The offer forgot about St. Patrick's day. well-timed and
obscrva much & serlores matter as this, affecting family that was returning from Cosy Fire peroes McNett sailed that Stanhope forced The situation at this singels that the Governor
There is not even a provision that the build enough, the disturbance had nothing to do with did, that the offices committed an indiscretion so air pumping), to the minute and gradually is waiting to see what effect the edict of the tags are to be open to the subscribers of the politics. He hoped Stanhope would now my so black respiration: wil be restared, and, when it is. Municipal Chamber will have on the strikers, Society bor to the Pubile at proper times, betogly.
MELBQUINE, March and all mark paldebe recorded agaiani. O'Grady an smele may be given (some mustard and before acting on the somewhat dangerous to the Governor or his nominera It is ontimated that the budget, dadar wit, Budh thereupon promised that the sentence Juks-warm water or salt and lukaewarm water ur, revolution arrived as by the Cosnell of Governed. It coltainly reads as if seortey were the under" - reach | Sinon,c00%
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