Belliol, the fameux mezzo soprano, who died on August 18th, 1891.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1894.
juze toth. Two youths, aged 17, member of the Young The bequests are di-puted by Madame Bettini, Czech p.ry in Bohemia, have teen each daughter of the deceased. Evidence was given sentenced to years' imprisonment for that the late Madame Trebelli-Bettiol dislo-conspiring to murder the Emperor Francis herited her daughter owing to her misconduct. Joseph. In reply to this, counsel for Madame Bettini alleged that his client and her mother quarrelled because the mother refused to permit her own lover to marry the daughter.
June 22nd.
The Dutch Government hava communicated with the British Foreign Office ataiing that they are still arguing over the claims for compensa tion in connection with the Costa Rica Packsi. The Earl of Kimberley is again writing, persist. ing that a settlement must be arrived at.
Berlin it is reported that Count Kootze,
From
They desired to avenge the sentences passed upon members of the "Ombudios, Bohemian secret society, for treason and roling, and, armed with daggers, were watched equenting the Imperial palace at Vienna, with the intention of murdering the Emperor.
June 30th.
At yesterday's sitting ofthe Federal Conference at Ottawa, was decided to exclude reporters from the proceedings of the Conference.
Mr. Mackenzie Bowell, the Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce, was elected President,
vice-President.
WASHINGTON, June goth. Secretary of the Navy Herbert has issued an order discontinuing all work at the New York, Norfork and Mare Island navy yards, which has to do with the increase the present Navy.
The secretary holds that theresolution continuing the present appropriation for thirty days do not allow the continuation of this work. The order will throw about 3 500 men out of work,
BERLIN
June 30th. The tragedy at Lyons by which France was thrown into mourning for her chief magistrate, still absorb the attention of the public, and in the mala subject commented upon in the newspapers throughout Germany. The official attitude of Germany toward France under these exceptional conditions, has been the subject of much interest. It was at first intended to send a member of the the Emperos
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A disastrous fire occurred in London last night, by which 20city warehouses were destroyed, and damage done to the extent of 150,000,000.
The United States Senate bos fixed six yeara as the duration of the proposed income tax.
June 3rd.
In the House of Commons to-day, a question was asked as to the Hackney Training Schools, nurse from which was on Wednesday sentenced to five years' imprisonment for brutally flogging
children
Mr. Shaw Lefevre, President of the Local Government Board, in reply, stated that the Government were having a full toquly made into the control of the schools, and in the mean- time the
the manager bad been suspended. The anarchist Brail, formerly a member of the Autoormie Club, who was charged with helag felaniously in
of a quantity of possession explosives, was again before the Bow-street Police Court to-day. After further evidence, the magistrate committed him for trial on a charge of being to possession of a coining apparatas found at his lodging"..
Captain Lorena, who was President of the Provisional Government established during the recent
rebellion In Brazil, has been ex:cuted for
treason.
From Berlin it is reported that the Emperor William desires the immediate and exemplary punishment of Count Kootze, the Master of Ceremonies at the Coast, who has been arrested on a charge of writing anonymous letters to indles of spelety sccusing them of scandalous offences.
A remarkable demonstration was made to-day Ascot after one of the races had been won by a borse owned by the Prince of Wales.
Some dissenting preachers, with their fol- Inwerf,
erected a banner, with a verse of Scrip tore, immediately opposile the Royal enclosure. naturally attracted a large crowd, which
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A letter from the submitted the Earl of Jerncy, the British
by delegate, asking the delegates not to discuss any International or solely Imperial subject.
Sir Henry Wrixon, Victoria, thought that the conference must not be disbarded untill the com- pletion of the proposed Pacific cable bad been Assured.
The Sunday Observance Society brought as action against the Mayor of Leeds (Councillor for T. R. Lonly) for the recovery of penalties for licensing lectures on Sunday, the lectures com plained of Including some by Max O'Roll and Mr. George Kennan, the famous American traveller.
#wreath upon the casket com Im the
brage
at the funeral. But certain questions of dence could not be settled to the satisfaction of the
bere, Court
and Count Von Muster, the German Ambassadɔr at Paris, was instructed to
Then The President proposed the establishment els remains of the late President. union of trade between the colonies represented
was taken in some quarters at
went out of its way ID Et the conference, the basis of the union to be. Town Council of Berlin the fact that the
order existing tariffs, with a differential dry on later. to express sympathy with France in ber
bereavement. colonial and Imperial products, and a tax on
The faull-Binders especially foreign goods.
relerred in their complaints at this action po the
of the past
municipal autharkin to the neglect of the municipal authorities of Parls to take any action when the deaths of the late Emperors William and Frederick were announced. The report that the Government
of had drawn the attention of the Government France to the fact that the entry of GermMUS into France was imperiled by the anti-foreign feeling aroused by the fact that the assassin of President Carnot is an Italian, is untrue. On the contrary, Count Von Munster was instructed
Ike to express entire confidence
energy and ability of the French Government to avert any The Conservativa presa is agitating the revival of exceptional anti-socialist laws in this connection. The Neueste Nachrichten has unearthed a letter witten by Prince Bismarck la 1878 16
subordinate official complaining that the anti-Socialist Bil1, which was then about to be introduced in the Reichstag, fell far short of bis wishes. The prince sddel that he would dis- mina all public officials without a pension, and in addition he would depilve sociallits of all poll- tical rights. Such drastic measures are imposal. ble now, he says, but the publication of this letter shown the drift of, oplaton in certain quarters.
The case was concluded to-day, and resulted in a verdict for the defendants, both judge and jury arging the legislature to repeal the obselete Act under which the proceedings waraloxifiated. The Timer reports that trials have taken place at 54, Petersburg of Holtser shells treated with a Russian secres process, and that the projects was proved to be supellor to any owned by the British Governmcol.
The United States Government are mediating with a view to laduce Japan to withdraw her military from Kores, and so prevent a war with Color
In the House of Cormoon last night, Mr. Sydney C. Buxton, Parliamentary Secretary of the Colonial Office, to reply to a quesilon, said that he was unable to state the extent of possible Colonial help to the event of an Imperial war, but he was certain the Colonies would readily assent. The undoubted spirit of the Colonles was evidenced by the despatch of the New South Waice contingent to the Soudan.
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The two anarchists, Shorer and Doering, were to-day sentenced each to a years' improvement for delivering incendiary speeches in this city on May day. In connection with the anarchistic movements, a startling : rum.our has reached here from St. Petersburg. It says that the Crat, found upon his table a document, which
Mr. Richard H. Glyn, the president of these torth that the sentence of death had been was dispersed by the polle, but not until some Bank of New Zealand, double the wisdom of seed apos blm and that the sentence
scrimmaging had taken place.
The Government of the Transvaal Republic bave decided to exempt all allens from compal mory military service on payment of an annual
war tax.
It is reported that her Majesty the Queen bas Invited the Ameer of Afghanistan to visit Great Britain.
June 24th.
The St. James's Gastis, in referring to the reported refural of the Batch Government to grant compensation in connection with the Costa Rica Packet caso, says that unless the Imperial Government act firmly and quickly they will experience trouble from New Spath Wales.
Jane astb.
M. Deloncle' has made another reference in
the French Chamber of Deputies to the conduct of England in regard to the Congo treaty with Belgium.
He said that when Russia attacked India, Great Britain might regret being unable to look to France for help.
The Emperor William of Germany, addressing the marines at Kiel yesterday, said that the sword of Germany was naked and sharpened. His son Adalbert had always been destined for the service of the Navy.
June 17th.
It has transpired that M. Rapine, the chief of the French police, disregarded a warning which be received of a conspiracy against the life of the President.
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He also received an latimation that the world's anarchists had decided to abandon the employ ment of dynamite, and to revert to the use of the knife and the revolver for the assassination of sovereigns and rulers.
June 28th.
Owing to the miners' strike the bon Industeles in Scotland are seriously affected, and the stipplog trade te paralysed.
It is stated that onis 500 miners are now employed throughout the entire country.
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calling up £500,000 of the reserve expital of the bank, as provided in the Bank of New Zealand Share Guarantee BRI
The delegates at the Federal Conference are enthariastically in favour of the proposed trade union of the colonies.
Mr. Wilfred Lauter, speaking at the grand barquet held to commemorate the opening of the Conference, said that the conferences unique in the history of the world, and inspired him with new loyalty.
At yesterday's meeting of the Conference, Sir Henry Welzon submitted a proposal for colonial trade reciprocity.
An animated debate followed, which was eventually adjourned.
The Spectator, in an article on the Conference,
would be carried out within twenty-four hours. This document was signed "The Society for the Liberation of Russians,"
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The French Chamber of Deputies has voled om of 5,000 for the expense of the public funeral to the late President.
Her Majesty the Queen has sent an autograph letter to Madame Carnot, condoling with her in her bereavement. Her Maj-sly says that aku is unable to refrain from writing, although person ally unknown to Madame Carnot, but that words cannot express how bez widow's heart bleeds, and with what dismay and horror she views the crime.
The Tower Bridge was officially opened yester day by the Prince of Wales. The city was gally decorated, and the Prince was loudly cheered by the popalace.
July 4th.
The French anarchists threaten the illa of the new President, Casimir Peries, sinless Santo, the murderer of Carnot, is pardoned.
It is stated that the health of the Pope is falllog, and His Holinem bus delivered a sealed packet to the Cardinals conisining bis last wishes, in bu opened alter his death.
The
Tarif пет ( Bit has been faully passed It is expected that the strike will be pralanged by the American Senate after some dramatic The Federal Conference at Oliswa wa opened sass. Wool remains on the free list, and the yesterday by the Earl of Aberdeen, the Goverzne: tarid will come into operation on the first of General of Cauce was a brillant August. gathering on the occasion.
The giant railway strike in America has an acute stage in the Western States.
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Emperor William, according to programame, will leave Kiel early on Monday, and will arrive At Slavinger, Norway, on Tuesday. He will not leave Norway until the end of the month, when
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to sales the blackade on the rallways, the strikers today. Ar Signor Bandi, Director of 158 оксиру the strategitical points on the whole Gaasita Livornices, was ontoring his carriage A section of the delegaten usid that Austrailaway ayetem from Pittsburg westward to the 】 at 8 o'clock, he was net opos of a man who he wenttiad, thunder-thaware probuil Was in favour of following the federation example | tinlay, and wrecked a number of cars and who dequantly learned, was an anarchist. ' -Farsundme reduped in level of the ann ta focket, ticks and
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Prime Minister Crispi was questioned in the Chamber of Deputies in regard to the murder. He stated that Ignor Bandi had been stabbed and killed by an anarchist, owing to the articles that bad appeared in his paper ngulmas
destroyed the permanent way to various towns Mr. Thomas Playford, Agent-General for South Australie, the Atlantic seaboard Anetics life to perlernt its opera fondi purpose of the conference was to advance trade quance of the railway strike. The grain and between the colonies, and out to deal with mere cattle trades are at a standstill, and the factories matters of sevilment.
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In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr.
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Intending Tenants.
A LARGE
and DRY GODOWN suliable for fry the Storage of Opisa, Cotton, de, of about 2,000 Tema (gross) capacity, also is be let mader
OFFICE in No. 4, Praya. Central.
the abaya Pramines,
HA, A. OLD BAILEY STREET.
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GODOWNE WANCHAI at the back of
McGRHOORN BARRACKS. ·
MAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.
Hongkong, syed July, 1994-