1890-02-01 — Page 3

No. 8443FnRUARY 1, 1890.]

On the 4th page there will be found an in- ternating ropart by the Surveyor General on the Hanitary condition of the Western district and on the recommendations of the Forer Comminion.

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Ma J. J. Francis, Q.0., will lecture in the City Hall at 4.30 p.m. un Wodnesday ucat, on Borneo and its Trospects. The lecture, wo believe, will be under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce,

THE hanghai Mercury has, we observe, swallowed up the Shanghai Courier, a nową; paperch has been moribund for a long time ent of the prolongued illness of its into proprietor.

Tua Japan Gusette saza that 4,106 Bud.

dhist pricata in Japan svo sigued a peti- tion to the Emperor, praying for the re- qoral of the rugulation which provents their being oligible for election to the future House of Representatives. The Hochi Shinban suggeels that their hope in to be strong enough in the House, to get Christianity forbidden by law.

FRAGRANT WATERS' MURMUR That the Visitore from the nanny Straite bave departed, and left a feeling of social toes bobind them. That there is every reason to believe that the visit has been pleasantly spent, al- though some of the weaker vessela may hare heen glad to get back to the balmier breezes of the southern aeos. That the Cricket Dinner was one of the largest and most ancreasful gastronomical gatherings ever seen in the City Hall, the novel arrangements of the tables was unique, and the after dinner oratory and musical entertainmont unusually happy and enjoyable,

THE CHINA MAIL.

most people take meat three times a-day panions, but neither the irritation nor Madrid and Andalusia; troops were hue

because it's bad..

unpleasantrises do any real harni, and Iried to the spot by special train

London Jan. 19-The London edition That if one happened to get a prime joint venture to say that the impertinences of

from Kobe, it might be attacked, with the speaker at the meeting noed not give of the Was York Berald states that it is varying success, three times a day; but Mr Chater auy worry. Not for a moment absolutely certain the British. Guserpicent few would care to breakfast, lunch, and do I believe that the gonoral body of share will dissolve Parliament directly after the At consideration of the budget, if aericns dine upon le

local

holders endorse the romarks made. joints. That Bab, eggs, bacon, and fowl bulk far the same time this may be but an indi opposition arise during the debate thereon.

Lord Salisbury's ultimatum demanded more in the distory of Hongkong re-vidual opinion, and to get at the truth, I sidents than the worthy Doctor thinks. would ask those whose business it is wilbdrawal of all the Portuguese soldiers That I held my breath when I read, The I mean the other members of the board and civilians from the disputed territory in four social vices here are but there to call a special meeting so as to get as the Nyasaland, Portugal dallying as to the reply, the British Minister af Lisbon was a relief when they proved to bo real feelings of all.

threatened to lease the British legation, at nothing worse than alcohol, tea, to bacco, and coffer." That if the Doctor desires to turn Euro poana bero into a testoral community, he must bring forward stronger argoments than that the natives don't drink. That the natives do and fail to do many thinga which the lecturer would nevor

Тхара expect Europeana consequently

the argument is not on all-fouts, though the example held up may be at times,

I That I watch with interest the hunt of the

Fublic Vainater after those dishonest ratepayers, and am glad to observe that the Magistrates give good hits

upon the nails presented them by Mr Chapman., That the Athletic Sports are being arranged, and an energetic Secretary has beca secured,

BROWNIE

rentaHe was attacked by the mob on

I need scarcely point out that the loss of Mr Chator's special knowledge and energi for a certainty means a loss to the share-Snuday. bolders in the Land Investment Co., and that anch loss is a necessity I fall to see.

Trusting that what I have written can do no harm and may do some good,-I am, &s,

A SHAREHOLDER.

ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STATISTICS FOR JAN. 1890,

Patients remaining in Clospital on

January 1st Patients admitted to Hospital dur-

ing January

Total In-Patients treated

Of these there were-

Discharged Cured

Discharged Belisved

17 19

43

20

Discharged on other grounds S

1-40

Died

Patients remaining in Hospital on

February 1st

Ont-Palienta: Now Cases 434 Out-Patienta; Return Visits 441

Total Out-Patient Consultations Operations Vaccinations Denial Unsea Casualty Cases

THE FIRE IN BONHAM STRAND.

Mr Wodehouse hoard evidence as the Magistracy to-day in continuation of an inquiry into the circumstances connected with the fra which occurred in the promises No. 25 Bonham Strand on the morning of the 25th ult. The top Sock and rock of the house had been destroyed by a fire which occurred on 30th December, and the fire which forms the subject of the present in-

LATE TELEGRAMS BY THE quiry was supposed to have originated un-

INDIAN MAIL. der the staircase of the first fear, where there was afterwards found, among other thiago, a keroseno tin containing a small London, Jan. 7.- A Zanzibar telegram quantity of ell. The contents of the pro-reports that Bwanaheri is not yet subdued, for with three thousand men he desce mises were insured for $4,000.

Bajor Wisemann.

Consequent upon the Minister's threat to Leave Litbon, if the ultimatam was not de- finitely answered, Portugal submitted under: profcar.

Landas, Jan. 12.The New York Herald gives currency to a fabricated account of a Blizzard reported to have occurred on the wort dust of America, doing great damage; to properly and killing four persons at St Louis The whole story has been ascer taiued to be untrue

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London, December 30-Huston has written a letter denouncing the statement. made by Parnell in his letter to the Free man's Journal, that Houston instigated Captain O'shan to bring suis for divorce aguiei Mis O'Shen. Houston says he had no knowledge of the action takon by O'Shea until he saw the announcouent of the divorce case published in the papers on Salarday.

It is supposed that the Uniontat in the more searching ordeal triumphantly, is The Queen's health has been poor for some time and it is undoubtedly due to her faminences have been brought to bear upon the firm belief of all his friends."

quitured Mr. O'Shen is a woman of. 43, instituting the ly offsite The marriage of her favorite O'Shes, with a view daughter, the Princess Beatrics," to Prines ponding lawati to alienate the sympathies and accomplish d. She has a tall, hand- Battenberg, which, it will be remembered, of the very good Low church people, and some gure, regular features and a wealth the Prince of Walos sostrenuously epposed, no counteract the wonderful hold which the of soft, dark hair. She comes from & vory.

Mather Wood, bero ó well-knowu name. the Queen now realizes has been a failure, Grand Old Man (Parnell's political partner) old family. Her father, the second and the matter has been a much greater has over them.

New Ferk, December 20The Herald The present generation of the family is sosrea of aneasiness than the publie supposed. Now that the details of Batten has the following interesting story from best known in Sir Evelyn Wood, the berg's latest complication hare boon secured, one of its London correspondents of the soldier, who is an elder brother of Mes the mortification of the Queen will be ap causes which led up to the O'Shea diveron O'Shea. Popular opinion in that tise vonal suit, that includes Parnell as co-reapon. Captain O'Shea has fially been persuaded pzeriated.

Before his marriage to Beatrice, young dent: The news that Captain O'Shea bis to bring this suit by his political, friends. Battenberg's poverty and good looks in brought suit for divorce, making Mir Tho Tory papers, without flatly asserting spired him fo put himself into the hands of Paruell co-respondent, will not surprise that Panel is guilty of O'Shea's charges, 26 a designing Russian lady, who utilized her those who have been behind the scents sumo that sufficient will be revealed at the position in the suit of the late Empress of daring the past three or few years. O'Shea trial to throw him into oblivion with Sir Russia to negotiate marriages between has threatened legal proceedings on several Charles Dilko. wealthly heiresses and penniless princes, occasions, and many of the followers of She resided in France when Battenberg put Parnell have been aware of the fast, and it his princely name on her matrimonial has not tended to sweeten intercourse between this crowned kingand his subjects. books,

The matchmaker's first attempt was to From time to time an explosion has been bring about a marriage with Mile. Din-smothered or postponed, and if it is to court, whose marriage in Alfred Masurus, come at length it is certain tant some son of the Turkish Eatas ador in London, awkward revelations must take placo

In the Parliament of 1885 a well-dreescu, The epidemic ofinfluenza has abated. Sir has just been declared void, na the bride Richard Wabater, the Attorney-General, was a minor and the French law gives the somewhat shory looking mau made his

An attempt was ronde to-day to inter- and Right Hon. Ritchie, the President of the parent a right to anual a contract under appearance on the Irish benches. He gou- GG Local Government Board, are both suffering such conditions. Millo Dincourt rejected erally wore a frock epat with a flower in view O'Shes regarding the statement made from intueaza. Lord Hartington is pro- Battenberg because of his poverty, naid he the buttonhole and was altogether very by Patel in connection with the former's

favourably. gressing

wis thos offered to Miss Suger, daughter unlike the cureless group who usually to divorce suit Captain O'Shea refuted to ad King Alforse is recovering speedily. All of the sewing machino milionaire and now present the Nationalists in the House, and discuss the matter, but said that he dangers is pronounced to be past.

Princess of Scoy. After being hawked over who are meant for use rather than orna-vised Farvell to assume the usual position. Berlin, January 11 The funeral of the half of Europe, Battenberg hoally secured men, Who was the stranger this attired of co-respondent and to allow himself to be

bridal party 1. It Captaiu

with citation. served

Captain: O'Shea Empress Augusta to-day was an imposing suloient court induenes and backing of us for 26 and solemu ceremony. The corlege was the court of Hesse-Durmatadt, to promizo O'Shea. He had coveted the June of a subsequently stated that there was not the seat in Parliament, and Parnell, being alightest truth in Parnell's assertion that ex. success in London. witnessed by thousands, and the presians of sorrow were marked.

Thicker ho accardingly wont and Bentrice porlinps in an obliging humor just then, the suit had been instigated by the Tinies. Brussels, January 11.The trikora at fell in love with him at first sight. Since had found one for him, but it was not done Neither the Times nor Mr Houston, ho Charleroi are munaoing the men working in the couple have been wedded the Russian without difficulty. The constituency singled sald, knew anything of the action before it 876 the mines.

Seroral stemple to destroy matchuskor has persistently danned Bat-out for the kuor had not at fires night became known to the public. In support factories by dynamite are reported.

tenberg, and all he could squeeze from his taken very hindly to O'Shea, It had to be of this assertion ha piced a letter from London, 16th Jan-Sixty-saron deaths spouse's allowance has gone to the woman coaxed; perhaps some presante was brought the editor of the Tintes, dated last evening, Recently, to bear upon it. Saveral of the Irish mem asking him to confirm or correst the report task place in London last week from in- as the price of her silence. trenza, and our thousand and seventy tiring of this continual blackmall, the hers protested against their new colleague that he had filed a petition for a divorce.

London, December 31-Parnell has long from distress of the r

Prince

refined further to submit, even in The redoubtable Tim Healy was exaceding- respiratory organs,

ly wroth and made things very warm for been desirous of retiring from the lenders Rome, January 14-At a Halway Con the face of threatened exposure.

party: Le O'Shon Thereupon the wrain wrote in most O'Shes. Healy is a very ugly man to come slip of the Nationalist farenco which is sitting here, one of the subjects for discussion will be the es ab fulsona detail to Lord Chamberlain Lathan, across when he is augty. However, a seat divorca suit may convince hit of the or was secarad and the new member made his pediency of carrying out his intension with listuvat of a special sleeping and dining accompanying her own statement with a

only one possible enesespor. That is William express between Calais and Brindisi in mass of letters relating to Battenberg's appearance as full of pride and delight as a ont further delay. In that case there is connection with the sailings of the Peniu wooing and showing him in on unenviable young lady at her firet ball.

That was the opening of O'Shea's Parlia O'Brien, He is more popular in Ireland sular and Oriental steamera.

light, Lathan, who has given frequent

mentary experience. The close was not so than Parnell and has a greater hold upon London, January 16.--Advices received evidence of his dislike for Beatrice's bus by mail in New York state that one hun band, submitted the entire correspondence pleasant, and it came a good deal sooner than the party generally. Ennel hos practical

had anticipated, Bely done his work, bat it would indeed be. dred met were matincors

uurpassioned Thai the telegraphic messages from Singa-

Rio de Janeiro on the 18th December, and abroad with the least possible delay. As did not find

he has been absent now two months, it surroundings. His countrymen did not take should be destroyed at last by such an of

him to their bearis and shed tins of

&B is attributed to lum by Captai pore were most pleasing connecting links

twenty-one of the leaders axecuted.

Cairo, 15th January. The Khedive hus may mean an indefinita bánishment. between the two Colouis-anoro cupcolat.

Dubin, December 31.-The Freeman's very liberal allowance of coli shoulder, ly that from the Governor of the Straits, hi, y mine bighted the kerosene the boys of the Exmouth and Shaftesbury promised Mr Starlay to girs Bais Pacha ENPRIOR WILLIAN'S ADVICE TO THE OFFICES over him. On the contrary, he was trosted O'Shea,

the premises on the evening betraining ahire, the troops at Windsor, and Half

cf post at Sunkin or Wady

Berita, January 5-The Boizen Courier and some very unkind remarks were made Jouraud aaga Parnell has instructed his who is still remembered by many safore the fire. They had been filled that Altershot, and the police generally.

Cairo, 15th January. The Khedive has says. In receiving the generals of the army in his heating. When he went into the counsel to obtain for him at the earlist mo Berlin, Jan, 8-The cause of the death

not entertained with ment a citation to appear and defend him- Bongkong resident, who played cricket,day by kuu. He did not move the tia from

upon them the day of officers to atrive to agreeable convection. There were fro-elf in the suit for divorce brought by Cap- coxswaited and coached his crew, and its place but filled a kettle from it to supply of the Empress Augusta is certified to be conferred the Order of Osmanlis on Sten en Now Year's Day the Emperor impressed lobbies he

Cairo, 16th January-Emin Facha baa be in a state of constant preparation. He quent aliusions to the complaisant husband. tain O'Shea against his wife, in which promoted all such sports generally in this the lamps. It was in its place on the pureumonia and Eronchitis, following en anley, and has decorated others of his party.

morning of the fire and his master told him to attack of infaouza.

counselled them to study the changes and the great authority of the leader Parnell was named as es respondent'

At à longuo mecting to-day the speakers Colony

take away and put it at the top of the

London, Jan 8-Tho Times Barn the hadrons relapec, That as the Chairman (Don. W. M. Denne) cocktoft staircase. Els also tried to remove Portuguese Government has forbiddou

Sophia, 10th January. The new Bol-wrought by the new rifles and smokeless himself failed to protect his friend from

character of Parnell, and saidthat no method has won many a rowing contest while

au vil jar from the same place as the kero-British steamers to receive despatetics from garian loan has been covered aix Limes powder and to eduate the soldiers for usage which no one need be particularly denounced the attack made upon the privată. being coxed by Cecil C. Smith, in

wne so dishonest but it might be tried in One day it wae nunounced that O'Shea the good old days, a long viata of the seputin, but was unable to do so on secount Quillimano, from the British Vice-Consul ver. Blany subscriptions to it were re-indepondent Action.

Lend a 16th January. A jury in the London, January 4,-Another sousational had resigned. Then he made his appear the hope to injuro the Irish cause, but that beer presented to the older stegera at this on the ground flour and was awakened by to England, and has ordered that they bushesif Court has awarded a sum of one episode in the Cleveland-stract scandal in ance a witness in the Parnell commis-nothing could shake the love and trust af dinys when wo were young must have of the fire. Witness was asleep in the shop or any other despatches for transmission ceived from Germany

On goin hearing a noise above. going

more spouted the Irish people for their ador. Leany, upstairs jolly reunion,

The trial of Moussa Bey is to be resumed

Glodatorie against Colonel Malleson, the roun implicated, nobles and otherwise, have but nothing very wonderful onme. It hand member of Parliament, and that accordance with orders received,

London correspondent of the Morat Fost just fed England. It is said that by the been rumored that the Captain had obtain who thought that they could induse people The

to understand the nates of the former with a certain divorce the Cleveland-straat habitues will be left in ing Purcell. Whether such lettera were in Parsell thoroughly failed to i

England. The police know all about the existence or not it is it possible to say, at Irish and is kinz

Everybody

why Captain O'Shea St. Petershiro, January 16. The Ozer, Game, Bud have the names, description and any rate they were not produced before the

Judges. Parell occasionally cast a pier daferred his suit against Parnell ill In the first place all the boys were cap cing glance at O'Elica as he gave his testi-now. It is known that three years ago it bis New Year's rescript to the Governor identity of the offendere. of Moscow, prays to God that the develop tered nut made to confess. Some know mony, and the ex-member of Parliament Pernell lived in the antio house with Cap- there was rain O'Shea, and respect for O'Shea is not ment of the resources of the country may

increased by his delay of aortico of the continue undisturbed amide! the peace parts, and others gavo osutate descrip calmly resurned it. Evidently there was in O

to their residences. Their addresses were The captain's evidenco fall flat. Somehow writ for many days after filing the suit, and which is universally desired and thus ren- tions, enabling the police to shadow parties ne love lost between them.

indeed till Parnell's solicitors cotapalled o.advance London, 17th

that stor. Many believe that the case I To these non letters were written, giving the little comedy or drama is to s

character. them so many hours to get out of the coun into another act. The divorce nuit must at navor go into court, and that it arises from

pecumiary least be a source of great annoyanco to Per-molises of a Of the twenty-fire suspects recently noll, to nag nothing of the lady. Will O'Shea's fortune has largely depreciated. try warned, twenty-two fled, showing the re-it by defended 3: That seems a curious of late, while Mira O'Shea has just inherited markable accuracy of the haya information. question to ask about a diveron esse, but over £100,000 for her sole and separate was, If O'Shea aver reaches the witness-box the truth is the whole affair is very cuzione. The total number of abscondere is sixty.

It has been the them's of conversation for we are prontend political revelations, and sveral years. The Elibar business has may perhaps learn whether the current lung been talked of. One night a piece of Gladstonian rumor is correct, shat Captain paper was picked up in the lobby of the O'Shea has been instigated to take this House of Commone and opened by the stop by a certain Unionist set to damage to the Irish the great Irish patriot's elmaracter. Parell andur. It was from a lady

pia, said to have a prosty budget of cor Some people said it was shown to respondence which throws a strange light

the

Sit Leang Kit, the master of the shop, said only one tim of kerosene was kept on premises. At the time of the fire there was only one tin. It was always kept in the page of the first door, because that was a sfo pisos. He had ordered that it should be kept there.

ChiAyi,

The Belgian miners have become in consed at the owners refusing to comply with their demands.

The infucuza is universal throughout Great Britain. The victims are among the workman at the Waltham Powder Factory,

killed in the revolt at to the Queen, and Buttonborg was sent the gallant Captainong very congenial cutions if one se cold and t

OF THE GERWAN ARMY.

THE LONDON SCANDAL.

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ankions to encounter.

That, in a social senso, it looks well for be found the staircase on fire, and he tried to sent through the Portuguese Foreign office. thousand pounds damages to Mr. Herbert about to burst on the public. Twoity-two sien. 'Great' revelations.

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Hongkong

that the fatere administrator

put out the fire by throwing water on it.

of the Colony should make his debut

flis mastor was also there and he to was

of the ladies-blees 'em!

מן

ציין

here as a epeaker by proposing tho health throwing water on the fire, the water being a Alcazar theatre at Envre was destroy of Allahabad, for his having associated the Limo Scotland Yard has finishert, nono ofed from his wife letters greatly compromis to forget the services already rendered by

brought to him by the furvant girl from the

Case.

by fire, The

youngest sister of King Alfonzo is That the Cricket Club are to be congratu-cookhor Afterwards they left the

The funeral of the late Empress uf Brazil lated very specially upon the Ball given house. The master's wife and children suffering from a severe attack of influenza. by them to their Straits friends, as the went out first, the master followed and took plass yesterday at the church of witness went last. In going out witness St. Vincent it Lisbon with full military genoral remark What a pretty ball was

Rocidentally knocked the tin of kera-honours. traer than it sometimes is.

down into tho cookloft. BIE

Berlin, Jan. 8.The death bed of the That an impromptu dance was what most aene

pocple expooted after each a busy week, master noticed this. At that time there Empress, Augusts was attended by all the

was no fire in the cockloft.

Witness members of the Imperial family, who kuelt dering all happy January.-Ar Justice thus nectrod. Others were only suspected. or other that gun had missed frg, and now and instead there was a fiucly-decorated,

did not know what became of the sin of while the chaplain prayed. The suito was well-furnished, and in every way suckornsane after that

then admitted and kissed the hand of the ecesful and enjoyable public ball. That the Singaporean Season has still Sit Leung Kit, recalled, said he was in deceased.

further congested the ordinary season's bed in his room when the fire occurred and President Carnot tal graphed expression gnisties, and ancient fossils are growling was awakened by his wife. He got up and of sympathy with the Emperor.

A ship laden with petroleum was des the number of nights out, while say the fire and called the servant girl to

He also called ont to troyed by fire to-day at Sanderland. The the lovers of the light fantastic, both bring him water

He threw water on the top of floating oil caveed two other reasala to the cook brave and fair, deeni Hongkong a per-

the staircase of the second floor, which was ignite. fect El Dorado-cr, at le

a species of

With few exceptions all the troops in on fire. The partition of witness's room the Elysian field, without

then That there are in preparation quite a sories

of daners, and fancy dresses are being sought fire and he called to his wife garrison in London have suffered from in

1 children to leave the house. Witacas fluenza. went next and the cook fellowed. There

stafcceso.

Hawkins, in passing qoutence on Mr Ernest Parke of one year's imprisonment, said that he hoped that the sentence would deter others from publishing atrocious und un- justifiable libels.

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NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.

A BRITISH COLONY WILL SOON BE ESTAB- LISHED IN WESTERN AFRICA.

cable

New York, Decvinber 28 —A

aays: A great Crown colony is

about to be

PARNELL INVOLVED IN A SOCIAL BUANDAL. RELATIONS WITH O'SHEA's wire. London, December 28.Usptein O'Shen, filed a patition for divorce from his wife on

s talked about all over the place in less past, both toward himself and in the Geld is to embrace the embouchure of the Niger Stewart Purnell as so respondent. Specific was

[4], Parnell must deeply regret having. period extending from April, 186, to the been nothing in the bit of paper after river from Lagos to the German Cameroons acts are alleged to have taken place daring than half an hour. But there may have of politics. The merchants of the paha oil cost have a

the residence of Mrs O'Shen, Yet such incidents as this est people bellion of Biggar, Healy and others against applied to the Government for a concession date of the petition, at Eltham, 34 York or perhaps only an address or an invitation. sconded into the area to quell the re Who is innocent and who is guilty it would tions toward the O'Shea family. Nor is it Lord Salisbury sent Major Macdonald to Regent's investigate the condition of the protectorate Sun interview to day Captain O'Shea be very ash indeed to predict, but we may very cheering to the Gladstonians that these

In an and report to him upon it.

expect to see some of the Nationalist charges came to light in definite form on Major Macdonald reports that there have said the charges made are true.

Of course, he added, 'I do not claim papers speak out their minds freely about the eve of Parell's first visit to Hawarden

O'Shea, now that he has cast off all disguise and immediately after the chief of Hawar. boen enormous recent developments in trade in that section, and that it would be danges.

New York, December 28-The Sam's and entered boldly upon the warpath. impolitic to allow the tremendous TENDUČČES

Londen, Jan. 9.-The Queen deplores and books of costanies puzzled over,

was firs in a paesage leading from the the death of the Empress Augusta As tho rapsacked, in order to discover the moak ( cockluft to the foot of the second for loss of an intimato friend of forty years, special from Lendon to the Mail and an ex-member of the House of Commons, leader. fetching, smart, and original adornments for one of these occasione.

He did not know where that The Court goes into mourning for oue declared in Westera Africa. It, the ground' of adultery, naming Charles Captain O'Shea. However that may be, it on Usher'a motives and hearing to the

month That pories are being trained, and occare came from unless it came from the top

London, Jan. 9-The Daily Telegraph sionaly shot, as usual, and sweepstakes of the staircase. The kerosene tin was in papers begin to

to litter one's table, spite of its ucal place that morning. He told the states that Portugal, acting on the sug cook to remove the kerosene tin and the geation of Germany, will diasvoW re. the alleged tightness of

of money. That the moderately successful advent of oil jar for fear the firo might reach them:sponsibility for Major Serpa Pinto's action

the Chinese New Year is said to have Bo did not know where the cook removed in regard to the Aug incident with a view to similar to that of the Niger Company, Torra Yark, Brighton, Aldington and talking, and now they will talk still more: | O'Shea,' which aruso ont of Parnell'a tulan

satisfying England. It is stated to-day been the Bigast of improvement in the the kerosene to,

Thomas Campbell, assistant engineer in that Portugal has engaged the services of money market, and that things generally aro coked upon us more hopeful.ihan the Fire Brigade, said he inspected the pre-eighteen torpedo engineers at Hamburg

mises after the fire, and under the staircase London, Fan Her Majesty's ships they were two or three months ago.

leading front the cackloft to the first foor Bondies, Turquoise, Calliope, Satelite, Alge That it is now definitely understood. he found a kerostoma tin lying on its flatrine, Reindeer, Pigeon and Stark, are repor

Bir G. William Des Vieas goes home co

It was close under the bottom theted to have arrived at. Zanzibar and are danien un Wednesday, the 18th, and that the Hun, F. Fleming, the new Colonial have been placed there. There was no Witness had uf paper beside the fir.

Iron".

side. It

thing

The Garnet is expected there to-morrow

be

great divorce.)

New York, January 5. —The Sun's special

Administrator, this temporary regime was only room for the tin below the vulsions to-day, and for sume line appeared | colony under the direct control of the Captain O'Shea will be able to prova seilton about so, profusely in the papers during their recent interview at Elawarder."

that officer.

wards from the first floor to the cockloft,

The mission

far ca

has failed in its object.

the

King

ANOTHER SAKDİL.

man's

history.

after P leave by tho. Messageries steamer Culotairs and from its position it appeared to ordered to keep furnaces alight and every- ) of the country to be worked by éhartered London special Bays. This atory, which Tiere will be a smash, and thy den published & very orthodox homily on

berdi.-The Werte's na Secretary, will administer the Govern- stup pre in it. There was a large quantity it readiness to steam to Delagoa Bay. companies. The country, he says, čught to Captain O'Shoa has concluded for some Eltham mystery will from London says: Thera in considerable":

from being a new one. Everybody in Lon charter. In posed to the granting of That but for the forinnate, cireurastance heard the account of how the tin got them and the Contest on 16th. instant. The houses at Lagos and Calenica are also o don bus known it-for so long that it has not London cable special of the 30th says thinks of the O'Shea divorce proceedings, Madrid, Jan. 9. The infant King Affon-consequence of all this the Government has even been talked about any more for some The divores suit in which Parnell is naced in which Purnell has been made co his the hour. It is talked of so loudly and discussed by the two distinguished leaders ledge and expo:ience to the aid of the have got there in the way described. There so is suffering from renewed attacks of con- decided to make the district & British time past. It is more that likely that 38 co-respundent remains the sonsation of respondent, and whether the subject wes that Mr Lister, will bring his local know it he considered it impossible that it could greatest excitement prevails,

assertions. staircase. The staircase was more or dea?. After a while he revived, but the Crown.

was well known to certain news opposed to the Irish leader that he was As a matter of fact, when Parnell was pay- might be an undesirable arrangement. That Messrs Later and Doane, who are less burned from top to bottom sad weakness of the heart's action is declared

London, December 29-Auother great paper correspondents here that when Par compelled to speak in his own defence. ing his visit to Air Gladstone he made po both members of the Executive and part of the cockloft near where the tin was alarming.

not think it necessary, Although some Journal: Constantinople, Jan. 9-It is reported scandal will be the pabite tuk of Lorden hell had left town, without giving any ides The following is his statemout in the Free reference to the subject, as he probably dia

The of his intended whereabouts, he might be

n's Fat said that be bad constantly hit of the proposed proceedings may have Legislative Councils, are the only old and lying was also burned. The top beams of

the c. ckleft were charred. From the up-that-reconciliation has been elected in a few days, perhaps tomorrow.

Captain O'shea's house at Eltham, tried officials of the '68 decade who are rearence of the place, the witness thought between the Sultan and his brother, Seyd subject of the scandal is a wall-koown fuse it went averything understood that resided at Man O'Shea's here at Wishaw reathed him, there is good reason to believe

He journalist and mciety man.

So wall writes now in the Colony.

aware that Parnell was constantly carnest. It was, therefore, not until the That one at least of the appointments read the fire not have alerted from the first Pasha of Sir Lintora Simmons to well, has gained fame, attands, big ban- upon at least une occasion, when Parnell from the end of 1890 to 166 O'Shea was that he did not imagine that O'Shea was in

at Home-namely, that of Mr Gisbert Hoor, where the damage was greater than

present is con- pets, furnishes the principal socity gossip was interviewed there, it was with the always a Chadwick-bids fair to give the most un- in the cockloft. On the other hand it did the Vatican, as

for the London World and is the author of understanding that the fact that he was thero in bis als nce. During that period, Liverpool papers of the 28th alt. reached oualified satisfaction, and the community not seem as if the firo had spread down corned, old expresses a determination the column entitled' *Celebritics at Home, there should be kept secret, and that in the and aités 1886, O'Shea has known that. Gladstona's Cheshire rendence that the

to 1886. Parnell is therefore convinced event in the Ich leader's appear to place the utmost consdence in although it might have done so. Nobody to rebuild the Laskin Palace, on the designHe is also the right-hand man of Augustas interview he should be located in quite a Parnell constantly resided there from 1880 family were apprised of the most recent

just destroyed.. Barris of the Drary Line Theatre, and different place.

In the coming gal fight, if it is pushed that this extraordinary action on O'Shea's That Mr Chadwick's brief summary of what | belonging to the shop was with witnces of the building J Augusta. Ess. left seven arranges bis social fonctions and his artis conclusion, Parnell's position may be a part is entirely in the interest of the Times. Fality is well known; he is too much of en

The Empres is really required to make the expanding when he examined the premiser. The

the Kowloon Periorala what master might possibly have heard of the dis-million marks. districts

Queen Victoris receives meetings, as he is kucwn to the leading

literary, artistic and dramatic people of very paintoi one. Consideration for Mrs Parnell pls received, he says, reliable in

O'ähes, assuming

the generally accepted formation that Houston had proessed the they ought to be, will increase that covers of the tin. There was a small quana legacy of valuable jewels.

the London. The influenza is increasing in writer's reputation for good senso and tity of kercsene in the tin

The scandal will come to the poblic like story of her relationship with Parnell to be writing of a libellous article in the Evening of Bit Leung Kit, recalled, anid--I don't independence.

ince how the kerosene got into the garrison towns throughout the country.

Tandon, Jan. 10.-Arrangements baros thunderbolt from a clear sky On Do- tree, will make it vevessary for Parnell to News with reference to his (Parnell's) al With all that is said and printed about That the report referred to strikes me to 1 may have been an old tin. If been made by the Spanish teureramant in cember 14th his portrait appeared on the deny the

faw, The trial is and that he had indused an Amer

very Kent, proveut his setting up in court a

is hardly likely to ben crystallisation, on professional lines,

man in can journalist mamed Ivus to offer it to the come on earlier than the Baster sittings of

Aers for- poblication,

blication, Parsell the Divorce Court; probably it will not be of much that has been proposed of lata thers, was keresend in it it must have been view of preventing a pottima coup in the first page of Panity Fair the place of honor Thile spensations brɩught against tim, legea residénico at Woodcryft, Nottingham, the caso, the facts which are known- nia:

a new fin, I don't know where the cook event of the death of the King, devoted to distinguished personages. Now defense which ovary well-informed mat years regarding Kowloon; and it is m

belinves

Joue in the heard tatil, the year is well advanced. The Empress Augusta has beggenthad the subject Fair freshing to find an officer who saya un put the kerosene when I told him to remove

is heard Farnell will continue in apologisa for pub-which would efetually d'apuso of any

accusations of having soused the confid-nee interest of the Times.

Pamell's view in that, pending the action all reaprota Emperor William and four million of marks lishing the knowledge and experience Without was found.

to her daughter. Numerous legacies are It is said that the neandal concerns his of bis friend, namely, that the relationship left to charities and religious institutions.

record years a

with the prevent outburst was preended

explanations or expallons of anything furged letters, cor attempts to reach th

tast afecte him personally. He will long This disgraceful attitude on the part of same end by another method. lientenant, Gravenreuth and other offers are the Bengal service, and why was on

public

to the statement editorially the none of their anutidenes until he is proved Referring The reporte as to O'Shea has been a matter of

The effces which Farnell to hire forfeited it Hounslow Hospital overflowing with investigation hushed

ss the that a single biet will be dropped in regard

standard of

While Gladstone's high old Parliamentary hand

to be deceived by

move which evidently partakes far more

of a political than of a mural skaracter.

besitatingly and with the authority of it. He may have throws the tin whero.it her Palaces at Borlia and Babelsburg to the f Paris, amandal, he has now gone to Londen knows he could advance, and Eso that this MAA A 1 Until it uublic work, just as ho hra

At this stage the inquiry was further ad- Axity of tenure it is absurd to expect im- journed till Monday at 2.30, provements to dwellings.

Life Assur- ance scheme for public servants, in! hich the married officers enjoy the greater benellt over the bachcions, is, in Que sense are the concern of the Civil

than the public, That at the

That the proposed compulsory

Service

same time it may be considers ed that, in the event of the official salaries being raised all round, gratuities

CORRESPONDENCE.

Par

The Tageblatt szyn it is feard that vice. This in the Bengal aer-between himself and Mrs O'Shea existed above referred to, the Times, baving failed of late years endeavored to fall it, Hisz Bwanahori has captured Major Wissmann's by the questions, Why was be forced to woman's nowledge and consent of the to 'assassinate his character by mass of the colleagues will require from hith, either.

husband

infcienza patients. The sheds are being the nature of the chargs are very revolting notoriety, and was more than hinted at in Fricised a few days ago, 150 In the House of Commons it is not likely hospitably receptioner of to the forthcoming “trial. The opinion. Madrid, Jan. Since circles will be shucked. CAN PART

sufferers.

ask you to

to ing

E.

It was yesterday announced that Mr England Chater had rosigned his position as one of

A BOOM IN TEON,

OX

ME CHATER'S RESIGNATION.

forgeries come. This effect To the Editor if the Ora Mutilised frommetodais the surplus and Oriental vices are alleged. Society witness in the lines is a called as in focu

care arouses interest, not as a matter of the honored guest of the great Bongkong, Feb. 1st, 1804,

noon to-day. It. St-Although I am quite sufficiently?

Glasgow, January 3Much excitement news being so very old, but se forcing Par- England, had to or counteracted, and the gains ground that O'Shea's move will well acquainted with the Hon. C. P. the King Alfonso is much better. The

A mzu who has lived down the calunnies witness-box and compassionats allowances after death Chater to entitle me to address him por favor was gone and he was hourly impror- prevails in the iron market. Scotch war nall for the first time, lowever enjselly, to device adopted is this assault upon his pri stars to be a fasco. It is predicted, The Royal infant je quite merry grants have advanced to 66 billings. This assume an attitude of self-defense in place este character. It is a weak, puuy resurf indeed, that he will never go into the Dublin, Jangary 2. The Limerick must necessarily disappear, de la Bonally, I think that, for the

For O'Shes there is - wholical co That out of say twenty-five per cent, in- I have in view, it is better purposes he Shah has conferred the highest or is the highest point rocched since the boom of his, asual ro ́s üf, aggressur

cotitempt forgeries and perjuries of the ill-amenei dez of the Lion and Sun on the Buiten, sel is.

and nothing more. From a political point aug of the commission need, he very little corporation has ro od müdenso in Parnell WORKING FOR & FARDON, cresise of salary, an offcial din well afford permit. me the pay which your sulub who appears of the concession made todon January --The Citizens 2010 in matter is of 20 cercquence, troubled over this Houelin-O'Shea Times with one samling Folcotbal

insure against the Last Enemy confer

London, Jaonary 3,It is commercial Agree

Lis a bachelor; he had carlain re scandal. Its authors and agents only cover

Cantata O'Shea'a bether in a Government Fund or a Life

authority for the statement that new

afater, who died four years ago, I to Parnell, Ireland stated that the doctors have die evidence which has been collected in litions with the wolner, and that is now themselves more thickly with mire This Parnell was engaged

The statement of a The though it has been facetiously the Managing Directors of the local Land

alya London, Tancary ated that a certain leading physician Investment Corapasy, in consequence of the cavered symptoms of poisoning on attend-Engined and Ameylon in the case of Mrs. body's Eurinces but his own, sinos tuve we say, that with regard to P

Eugland has had which she proposed change in the Irish leadership is needs but the herating of the Home Lualdo friendship sustains life by mncane of a sand units (I asunot clioose a gentler term) of ing the Ceur, who became indisposed after Maybrick is of a must convincing character, call be no question of the violation of the trusts implicitly in wich and midday glass of Dairy fered him by a shareholder at the general wearing the German uniform. A

London, Jae, 12. -Lord Burlington, Seerotary to convince that official of the Parnell's enemies will doubtless attempt ought not forget, ngamut placing now fenied. It is assorted that Parnell thaist Bit Chater simply

with party, and to show that his cast ware and all the powers bohled end hagued. Food in the Tropier.

To TUE DEA, A Person cured of Dente That the crisp language of bis lecturo;

ro; and paural and Atting; but looking at him to of the lungs. The Loudon experts e

New York, January & World esols it can be replied truthfully that it was Fer upper hand. His action against that paper ita terse chatty style, were able, and I daresay he is not enjoys his position as a well-known patlie man, tanding him, declared, the eise actions.

sparkeer saging director of the Land Com-

is his character as founder and The Queet has telegraphed her sympathy special from London of January lit says sell who, disregarding all interest of burty for atrocious libel was well tried bad will mass god houses in the herd of 23 years Later, Lord Hartington passed goud The Queel has permitted it to be announs and any hold that Oshes might have on soon be decides The interim is used to standing by a simple remedy, will send & of wolf-evident truth which

ich apply to some foot

ed that she intends leaving England for the bim, turned O'Shea out of the House of backen en befuul bis character, at any description of it. free to any Parant who residente very directly.

pany, I think he has wande a clone mistake.

this feud unscathed, as his pawed through Laudon, WC, England, That I think, however, he is hb quite a Moequites undoubtedly cause arritation, udri, Jan 19 - Band of armed coctinent early in the year, her present Commune, and that O'Shea's pretent and every risk,That he will as through applies to Nicholson, 21, Bedford Square

curate when lis, states that practically and some anima an unpleasant com Republicans cut the maile midway between plans being to rotadi, abrous month; | Couras is due to a desire for revenge,

a man, cad

bis

Fury milk (not buffalo's, but from tomating field the other day No 100 while the guest of Baron, Hiraoh at Morton immediate necesity if recommending the to make up against him the fact thas O'Shea credence in aying a phone say tieto lend the party in Parlia the cow), yet may be contended add a friend of my own. I cannot but thing Hall, Norfolk, caught a severe cold, which seen to grunt hora ansitional | sat in Parliament nə n mcusber of the Irish He is engaged in a struggle with the Zinc mutar before Dr Ountlie should knew some that the act of his resignation is both being neglected, developed into congesting are award for his shiniéful kénon, suut for this the Tims, in which he has at present the i

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