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No. 8192 JULY 19, 1892.]

Mickle, a seaman belonging to the steamer Formos, was fined 50 coule by Mr. W. G. H. Hastings to-day for having s ride in bis possession without having a license. The rifle was returned.

Wx hear that Mr B. W. Knaggs, Private Secretary to H.E. Sir William Robinson, is leaving to take the peat of Colonial Becrotary of Trinidad, in zuccession to Mr Honey Foyler. The aslary attached to the office is £1,000 a yout.

A CHINESE gentlemau complains to us of a soliciter in the Police Chart referring, to a Chinese witnende this little animal. If this i porrect it would team that some sort of supervision would not be out of place on the part of the gentleman presiding over the Court.

Kowloon Bay. About 90 per cent. of the Chinese crafts, large and small, bave alee, gone into shelter.

THEEK was a fairly good attendance at Opera House Inst might to witness

the

the

second parfurmases of the Mikado by the

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imprisonment with bard labour, for dealing in Manila lottery tickots in Jardine's Bazaar. Several small Boas were imposed

upon dealers in Tsz-Fa lottery tickets.

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Le.; Moraoture-kan.

pared to meet.

SUPREME COURT.

THE CHINA MAIL.

.

IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS. (Before His Honour Mr Finding Clarke, Chief Justice)

Peterson.

Tuesday, July 19.

appointmen; of a proper consul insteed of prisoner's posseavion it would be strong corroborative evidence of the story told by the complainant. an honorary one.

Evidenco was given by the complaizant and his wife, the former identifying a sword with which he said the prisoner struck hira and his wife.

Soveral witnesses stated for the defauce that the accused was in soother place when the alleged rubbery must have bean com- By a majority of six to one the jury re- turned a verdict of not guilty.

His Lordship-I should like tenk you,

A PINE, powerful steam tag, built by Mesars Boyd & Co., for the Shanghai Tag Lost As- sociation will be launched at next spring tide, (aaye the Mercury of the 15th) which will be in a few days. It has been arranged that she will act as a tender for the CPR and German Mail steners, and will uma supply a long felt wast, especially an ro- gards the Gret named vessels, the facilities

mitted.

for the examinatione.

is

Stanley

Miss Fanny Stanley

Miss Fla. Staphoneon

Miss Rosie Swift B. Trigge Mr H, C, Warbarton

MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL

LIST OF VISITORS,

Ming Armstrong

Blackburn

Mr. Broderean · Me Hart Back Mr J. G. Buckle Consal Budlor Mr Bullon

Color Mr and Mrs C.

On Loadou

Mr and Mrs Kramer Dr George Laprašk Melod

Mr W. Maobern Mr Charles C. Malech Lient. Morgan Mrs Bury-Failiser &

maid

Mrs Piorkowska

Roas

Madame Munster

Schults and child Mr. Raban

Whitehond

Exchange. HONGKONG, July 19.

Bank, Wire,...

2/9%

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Ou-deraum

30 days sight,

2/10

4 months' sight,

$ "I Documentary, 4 months' bight,

2/10

2410

... 2/104

On demand,

7., 3.58

Credits, 4 months" night,

3.66

.2.89

Credits,

On Paris-

a Berlin-Demand,... On New York

Ou denard,

on Bouba

Orudite, days' night,

Wire, On demand, .... On Calcutta-

Wire,

To-Day being the twenty-first siniversary of the birth of the Emperor of Obing, one revenue launch in the Horbear was decur ated with dags from stem to stern. A boli-for embarking on and disembarking from day was observed by the Customs officials which have hithertu heon mess of the best. in the Kowloon District. The Committee Tha name of the new tug has not you been! gentlemen. whether you are satisfied an as- I am told by reliable Chidatuen who have propio of England and Scotland not 40 Lodge in Ulater and Scotland is known to Shanghai-

of the Tung Wab Hospity mat in mandarin robes and performed rites in honour of the

even

FREM William, arcond mate, must have the opinion sinou hie appearance at the Magistroop today that Hongkong is au sfully serious place. A shop coolie en ployed in Coltrane Strect charged Fred, with giving him two blowe on the side. I answer to Mr Hastings, the defendant asid ho went into the shop for the joke of the

droided..

THE HAPPY VALLEY MOLDER.

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On demand,...

On Aut Alpi

30 days' night, private papasy Gold Loof, 100) bus (per tas)

Hoversigna (Bank's buying 2)

$35.00 690

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER. July 13,—ar 4 M.

29.84

Tezoperature.

Humidity.

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VICTORIA HOTEL VISITORS' LIST. being experienced in the Northern dis botraon Mr Gunnberg and Mir Blackburne, separate Parliament, to abandon a demand! trict. It may be fairly assumed that the to give the Englishman in opportunity of which hopelessly civides Irishmen, and to We bodemtand that information was receiv-In his weekly share report Mr B. Rattonico, !

Ohinus, atengst whom information is avenging his defeat in 1587. "Herr Lasker units with as under the Imperial Legislatura Mr D. B. Adanson. Mr John Maoksy

Miss Brisaka

Miss Mouro ed here today to the affect that the Yellow Shanghai, writes:Hongkong and Shan- Fram

always widely eirculated, are quite aware amo and conquered, and ace wore the fin devoloping the resourses and furthering Mr and Mrs Berges Mites Ada Maitland Captain and Mrs J. L. Miss Fanny Paint ghai Bank-My Information -

that their entrance into Queensland will foreigner holde supreme away over Ohoes the beat interests of our country. THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

Carior and son

Mr and Mrs. Phil- River had again overflowed a banks.

Bongkong received this day per wiro is to

bu obstructed; and possibly at starting will matters in England. Graat curiosity is

London, Jane 18.The prospects of the Misa Duille Childs

Tipa roly their native cunning to evade tho felt whether Herr Laaker will once more authorities. But they fail to reckon on bring back to England the Champloo Liberal party are decidedly mere gloomy Miss Vicieria Childs Mr and Mrs H. Saby.

remarkablu victory

wedal WILL

the effet that this Bank's earnings from le.

A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY. gitimate business for the past half-year are

Wo a Sui was charged with assaulting a the inhospitable attire of the country to Enrops, held sites

has largely heon osused by Gladstone's Mia Cissie 0. Denver Misa Lasbel Sopavilla. seid to mount to eleven lace of dollars, but

woman in a house at Wellington Street on be traversed and the rigour of an Austre of Dr Therasch at Breslau and Manchester to-day than a week ago. The depression Miss Florrie Child

a German player, after an

franknees halating substantially that he Mr and Mrs B. Da. Mr W. Schwater

rish

Mr and Mrs Harry owing to extraordinary depreciation of all 16th June and with stealing a pair of gold han drought. Consequently, they arrive at once more

the goal of their hopes in an utterly help interval of twenty-five years. As it is very stocks and sciani defaleations by trusted est inga.

He pleaded not guilty, and was defonded less condition, and are past resorting to likely that the International Tournament, could not take up lahor issues until as had native servants of the Bank, a sum of 28

by Mr E. Robinson, instructed by Mr C. any of the tricks and clodgus familiar to the which will take place next month at Dros disposed of the Irish Home Rale gestion. My T. Empson The possibility of having don, will bring Lastor and Dr Tarrasch in Even if the Liberala should succeed at the Miss Kozmana

be at least two or three years in the die Mr Fira lacs of dollars will bo withdraws from the D. Wilkinson. The prosecution was coa celestial mind,

tenos, and the labor leaders do not foel Mr B. B. Jorey like waiting for that longth of time before Capt. G. Kritzechman Reserve Fund, leaving à balance at credit ducted by the Hon. 4. J. Leach, Acting to re-face the food again would probably competition. this interesting question may coming election, Trish Henfe Role would Mrs Farmos

Johnson, Crown Solicitor.

of asmo sort they would be quite pre-

aaaorting the claims for an eight hour Mr and Mrs J. P. Mr John White of that account of $5 is of dollars. Attorney General, instructed by bir A. B. never suggest self to them. Punishment soon be tecided-London Daily News. THE ULSTER CONVENTION. The following jury was empanelled-pared to bear patiently, but the alterna-

Lasooles

Mr A. Zaremba working day and other objecte which they telegram by the English mail the other day

From our Canadian exchanges reunived desire to have acted upon in Parliazion Miss Belia Leo Mr T. Zoplin. Torni, F. A dos Romedios, Walter exceptional torrots. It is a pitiful story, pat the amount to be withdrawn from ra. A. Witte, Neil MacDonald, Give offered to them seems to prosaCES surve at $100,000, which, we understand, MeAslan, Otto Gschwind, Christian F. W. and unfortunately is is likely to be re-

by fast mail. we take the following account The labor view is that tho Home Rule Mies Nolly De Lorms

question should be secondary, and that the peated abroad with the customary ax

labor question skenld be the main issue of was a mistake for £100,000.-

The Attorney General said the prisoner ggerations. That the initial fault lies of the Ulster Convention :-

As als Gladstone bad ein. Belfast, Juna 17.-The great Ulster Cou-this Summer. VAT number of people are dying off at

was charged with what was generally de- with the Government which allowed the

On 16th to he brought into the country and thea

overshadow everything oles, the labor les- strong lohang, where an epidemic has been procribed sa robbery with violence.

was anid that over 30,000 persons were in vailing aver since the last of the fourth Jane list the prisoner and another man turned then adrift there can be he question, vention opened here at noon to-day. It plastically stated that Home Rale art fra Goorge arm: Me . Kamer moon. On the 22nd of the last moon. went to the first floor of a house in Wel-ad itaffords a wrong illustration of the evile attendance, and that over 10,000 delegates ders are preparing to run their own exa- over three scores of euffins were sold in the lington Street, where the complainant, resulting from divided setion amongst 1be

Chang Chung Fu, a schoolmater, was liv-colonies. It is scarcely likely that hun were present. The Duke of Abercorn took didates in a number of constituencies that brief space of a day.Sherpao.

vice-chair. The Convention opened with Liberal. The result can hardly fail to ing. One of the men elled out there was dreds of Chinese will be allowed to parish the chair, with the Mayor of Buifana in the hare heretoforo been overwhelmingly Melkbu a letter from Macae, and thereupon the within the bonisdaties of any Australiau

prayers by the Most Rev. Dr Robert Knox, gizon zutaber of seats to the Torios. A Me F. de Bovis

to the plasing labor candidates in nomina Our contemporary the Shimpo says it is re-

the Protestant Arobbishop of Armagh, and ported that the Chineso Admiral at present complainant or his wife opened the door, calony, so we may prosums that measures

earnest supplication for the success of the besitate to supply the necessary funda. in part has been captured by well and immediately the complainant was for their relief have already been taken.

The Ulster movement is also oansing Ix anticipation of the approaching typhoon kuwa and tascinating geisha of Maruyama, struck. In the rule whies ensaed his But the insident is a painful one, and Primate of Ireland, who offered up an tion, it is not believed that the Taries will

who bears the same name as tho wiracal-wife was also struck, but on bearing liable to be bruited about to the discredit

te no ereret that leading Liberals exported, refuge and strongth, a very present help in the steamers Wingsng and Honam have ously-concalvod individual who according the sound of approaching footsteps the of Quemaslund, and to bread bad blood Convention. The audience then joined in gone for shelter to Sluxesatter's Idland, to a very sid legend iraded and can men bolted. It was then discovered by the between her and South Australia. Good singing the Forty-Sixth Paulin, Geh our grout, anxiety in the Liberal ranks, ss it while the Thales and Names have gone to /dated so island inhabited by demons; woman that her earrings had been evelen.may, however; come out of it, as it proves troublo. The effect of the old Covenanter { If key did not hopo, that the Convention Mr J. B. Conchirie

Within an hour of the occurrence the we indisputably that one colony one purare Pasim sa..it rolled up from thousands of would be opened by bloodshed or souver

children and curse Me Taylor uan took the polise to a house where she policy with regard to the importation of

Mr and Mr J, L with the greatest farcor, especially whos Loyalists of British sympathy, and show Mr J. S. Esokiol

Thomson The neighbour,

they came to the last varme, The Lord of that the North was to better than the

Mr L Gillet Leat. Constantin and Tar Hupas says:-A; large bank in Wan-pointed out the prisoner as one of the min aliume that may prova detrimental to its voices was most nublime. The people sang of violence that would deprive the Ulster Mr and Mrs J. David, Mr Saldhicles

to be done was to let Ireland take care of Mr and Mrs Guinness Mre Vierdordt chow, that has for years been enjoying the who had committed the robbary.

refuge. The Duke of Abercorn aunounced confidence of the people as well as of the man had froen known to the complainantand

The Hanzow correspondent of the that he had received 110 messages of paruost itself. But the fact is that no political Mrs W. S. Inglis nad The flonourable T. B oficials, and apparently doing well, and his wife for some time before the occurrence, denly closed its doors the other day, with would be a question for the jury whe- MORE ANTI-FOREIGN PLACARDS. Heute with us, the God of Jacob is our South, and that, therefore, the best thing Mr George Fenwick

mistake or put this crime upon the pri-Shanghai Meretry, writing under date 10th sympathy with the Cobreation and its pur-gathering in England, or anywhere else, liability of over 30,000 tale. The sud.ther the complainant and bla wife had made den collapse is attributed to the ran on

out the world. Ono of the messages was sons between the Belfast demonstration strife of some. a rainy prominent.secretaries naturally satand people to draw compari- the tank by depositors who went to draw strife ft some doseriptions. It was a tally roccatly been extensively posted in Chang Unionistsand group her secretaries through-ould have been wore orderly, and this bash Walter Honfe

was committed, teh the next upel important oity to Stanley Company. For to-night Baccaccio | their money, which the bank was not pre-night when the robbery rated a dacon Chang-sha in Hanau. Tam pespred that from the Grand Orange Lodgy of Mass and the election riots in the south azd It is said that Mr Balfoar and when the prisoner was ihilled. It is a thres-acts comic opera

atair of the house where the prisoner was ally and Claistianity in particular are the late Loyalists. A despatch was received the latter. which affords plenty of scope for a Com-Ir is stated, saya the yoga News, that the umbrella was found by a lukong on the there vile attacks upon Foreigners gener chutts, heartily wishing success to the west of Ireland, to the disadvantage of The Duke of Aber-Loyalists the any disorder whatever Jaranses Government has decided to pat arrosted. Of courts, umbrellas were vary work of Chou-ben and his accomplices, of from Glasgow, stating that 30,000 Scotch hisolf notified Lord Erne, the Dake of pany like Mr Stanley's

Fortugues anbjects in that country under Japanese laws before long, swing to the much alike, but the complainant said he whose punishment we have heard so Orangemen pledged their support to their Abercars, and other promicunt Ulstar At the Magistraer to-day. Mr W. C. H. withdrawal of the Consul-feneral and had seen this umbrella in the prisoner's wash from the Peking Gasette. From his brethren in Ireland.

Cawasjes, godown keeper, would work serious injury to the Unionist $25, with the alternative of two monthat request of the Japaneso Government for the this was the ombrella which was in the data, it will be soon how little be has been the Loyaliste of Ulster were actuated in canse, and caruust instructions were given | affected, and how his literary seal has been their course by love of country, of their to the delegates and others to observe the rather encourged than otherwise by the families, their homes and their religion; strictest decoron and sudurs insail rather the Hu pro- They were determined to live and die in a thun open a quarrel. Their instructions fulminations of the VICEROY vines and the odiots of the Emperor. portion of the Queen's Empira A great were intelligently followed and no disorder His revised versions of the famous tracts danger threatened their civil and religious whatever ou the part of the delegates or

10 fret essays, and they are printed in large name of Ulster was not a slani, hut a great bration. The proceedings of the Conven

pamphlet are even mars vilely vigerous than bis liberty and taey Intended to show that the fellow loyalists occurred to mar the cele characters and extensively posted through reality. The speaker discsind any ideation is being diroulated to.Bay on the city of Chang-teh, which for the of holding out a threat or mente form and a copy will probably be sent esembled from all parts of the provimes of Utahould not be secrifiad for the talk of a loyalist army to defend later wildly impossible scheme which was called and attack Dublin in the event of a Home past month has been filled with students urged that the Freedom and the industries to every elector in Great Britain. The We have only heen able to gel balf a Irish Home Rule, and in the name of the Rule Parliament being established, calls dozen or so of the latest placards here, hat loyal peuple of Ulster he appealed to the attention to the fact that every Grange deem them that there are over a dozen allow the bateking out of the Home Rule bo orgenised on a military basis, and that rach lodge could be couverted without any saul was committed by some due.

friction and short notice into a military The address of the Chairman was re The Foreman-We were satisfied there different kinda, the contents of which pur- plot.

The only questions in filliness at viralenca anything was as to the identity of the prisoner. We previously isnued by the anti-Foreign party peatedly inwertapted by great applause company. It is known that some of the vited retired officate of the British Army A PETTY District Magistrate, muted Yang, had been an ass!. bas instituted proceedings against the

were satisfied the charge was not proven It is becoming more apparent every day Sir W. C. Esart moved the first resolu Derry and Belfast lodges have lately in that despite all bis protestations to the then, which declared that Uister, had won Governor, Provincial Troasnrer nad other

contrary the real leader of that party is her position in advance of the rest of to review their secret drill and that avory high officials in the Anhwei and Kiungsi sgainst him.

the Viceroy of these provinces and his frolind by sheer energy a honest work attention is being bestowed on an increase provinces, says the Shangai Mercury, and the Viceroy of Nadalng, Liu Kany has

His Lordship (to Mr Leach)-Have you satellites, some of whom have enjoyed the and was determined nor to surrender that of military efficiency. Lord Erne, Grand advantages of a Foreigu odnesttou. We position. Mr Thomas Sinclair, in support Master of the Orangeman, has a brother s depated the Sosthor Provincial Judge to

It is whispered amongst the another vaar.

The Attorney General-There is another had thangal here we were done with these ing the resolution, said that the people of Brigade-31ujor of Cavalry, and avobler try the case. officials that it is a very serious and im.

I should like your Lordship to ad-lithy things, but it seems that the poison Ulster, wore born free and did intend disciplinarian, who is said to take a deep portant affair, hat the exact natura of c caso is as yet unknown. It is bolioved, juura it for two or three daya till we have is being instilled into the minds of the to bequeath the heirloom of slavery to interest in the military organization of the that connected with the made up our minds whether we will go on people as rigorously us ever and the men their descadants. They were children of Orange lodges. Lord Erne, who took a

WL'ostock any efforts of the Foreign Minsters to Gladstone's Irish Perlianout se their free an Crangeman by iberitases. He i however, to Kolno-kwei Society, and it is asserted by with it. I have been an buay for the ast who are engaged in it only laugh at the the revolution of 1668, and would trest prominent part in the Belfast convention,

and of Great Britain in the days gone by. 1689, made the gallant defence of Cram Fokia

Nagunaki Bis Lordship-At any rate, you will uut op it representations and empty fathers had created the enemies of Ulster deseended from David Crishton, who in some that the Emperor pill have to des. few days.

threata at Peking.

When Mr Gladstoza's Home Rule policy Castle against King James' army sad ra want a commun jury any lenger' patch Special Envoya to try the case-

The Attorney General-No.

CAMS north they would fad the men of pulsed the besiegers with such dreadful Shanghai. 29.82 $8 Ulster holding the barracks and court slanghter that the arm of Lough Erne, Fooshow...

The where the charge occurred, has over inco Amor 20.78 88 houses barricaded against them.

Swatow.... 29.00 B1 Judges and Tax Collector would find been know as the bloody pass The Auping...29.71 83 resistance. Mr foot that the Ulster demonstration was nothing but passive Sinolate's warlike speech was received with cut and dried affair, does not prevent the longkong 29.68 85 shouted and waved their hats and land- truly representativa gathering It is the greatest enthusiasm. The delugates impression from being general that is was kerchiefs, and the speaker was obliged in tene shat the menagers provided for the 31 20.66 94 pause for long intervals to allow the ex payment of the fares and hotel bills of how eitement to subride. The Earl of Eras many of the delegates, and aven of the reaiphong-25.67 00

Nevertheleen two....29.77 supported the resolution in a strong speech. porters from

theco is no room for donht that had this Manila... 29.70 said that if the Imperial Parliament, in

part of the arrangement been omitted,..James fit of insanity, should sell the men of

Jaly 10 10 a.x. The Londrace, aufficiently largo to show the Wrostock., Ulster into slavery, they would repudiate there would have been a spontaneous at the law and not attend to its doeroes. Res. De McCutchen, President of the temper of the people of Ulster in a for- Tokio......

midable manner. The Liberals have Methodist College, said those who now

Shanghai, Fonchow.. ton, was the champion of the world. In the enemies of England and of the Quest. Liberal papers devoted columns to reports

ArnaY-6iys The deportation of the Chiueso aorsa 1851 a foreigner (Professor Andersen) Mr John M. Egan, a farmer, spoke in of the proceedings, the facta as deasribed

Swatow of the big men in the Northern Facile the Queeneland border would appear, from gained the championship by winning the favor of the resolation, and Mr Thomas by their rsporters, presenting an odd con- Retiroad. They are going to build a fleet our telegram, to have been of a sufficiently first International Chors Tournament held Andrews, President of the Ulster Labiral trast to the editoriala simultaneously Auping....

There can be no doubt in England, but he did not take up his Reform Club, declared that Ulster would published by the same papers. Everybody Hongkong 29 of Whalehacks in England that vill.com-rigorous nature. pole for a substantial alice of European that the Queensland ficials and them residence hare. The Dreslea Professor's Gight rather that yield to the ignorant is talking of the meeting and agreeing that fre To-Day at the Magistracy Kwok Mat, carrying trade. Among the men already solves in an awkward dilera, and a way of the world's chess terptre ven shiftless south. Mr Frank Johnston, it was a wonderful meeting. One of the a master of the steam-lensch Fig Feren, interested in the project, and who are to feeling of irritation has naturally been lasted ehout ten years, until the advent of working pan, and the Ror. Mr Ceegan alsu peculiarities of the scousien, was the

was carried by a thundering offirmation. American Civil War forniched a favorita The Rev. Dr Lynd then moved the flustration for several of the orator, who admitted having carried 8 passengers out

spoke in behalf of the resolution, which quency of the allusions to Americs. The Still, turning famished and everything done in chees by any of his eide the local trade limita in excess of the John 0. Rankefeller, Celguta and James supinates of the South Australian authogenius and marvellous access eclipsed

Colby, besides many more Northern Pauifiorities,

nen round

to face once predescssurs. But Me Morphy's play in second resolution to the effect that the fervidly declared that like the Union men

At 10.00 a.m. directions were given to aumber lowed by licenes. The offence followers, both in New York and in the exhausted

un for theirėlves. The throw of their national autonomy, and the wau committed on the 15th ist. The de Neat. It is said that the capital stock more the long dry atagoe they had Europe only lasted for two years, and in hands of the Union, of Dister would be of the Northern States, the people of 18.Jades!

already pledges $10,900,000, which will be slready straggled across at the risk of the interval between Sisauton, Andersen, as quick to strike for their brethren sut Uistet would never consent to the over- fendant stated to the Magistrate that enough to build a large number of big their lives is certain to add to the repu and his arcer, there were diced in side of Ulster

tation for inhumanity that the Northern this country very strong. foreign chess Rev. Dr Kane, Grand Master of the division of their country. A stile more vist the Black South One, and at 10,20 when the launch left Macio they had a ships.

colcuy has gained for its treatment of the players like Harwitz, Lowenthal, Sep, Orangemon, arcended the resolution in a singular circumstance was the use of them. the following notice, was issued Ty Weather, wet and squally. (laited at full complement of passengers. At Chung WLE we see, on the one hand, uumis. aborigines and the abuses of the kam ka Horwite, and others. Herr Steinitz, the one that was noexpectedly mild. He re-merican flag. Dozens of thene starry phoen South of Hongkong moving North

wera Ligots, but sexerted that they were there in the throug

1,25a).

W. DOFEROX, Chow sovital passengers forced themselves takable signs of renewed activity among trattic. Apart from the action just re-present champion of the world, arrived in! pudiated the charze that the Orangenen ezties could be seen floating here and westward in the direction of sinas

ported, which cannot in any way to jus-this country in 1962, when Andersen won ou board. They would not be denied, ie Budhists, (ays the Japan Ma) there are bort, queensland has a fair cause of com- his second tournament to London. But is always ready to assist their brethren.

Director of the Obserwatory. Hongheny Observatory, July 19, 1892 admitted in previous conviction on fat obervable, on the other, numerous incideals

which reveal a state of the utter degrade-plaint against the neighbouring colony was not till 1965, when in a match played Mr J. D. Dunr-lo, the well-known dis

Per P. and O. steamer fame, from Lon- July. A fine of $32 was imposed by Mrtion in the ranks of the priests. The most The Chinese coolies were imported for the in Londen, he defeated Professor Andersen, tiller, Mr W. J. Douishan and others Hastings-Leung Yung, waster of the important and scandalous of thees insidents construction of the railway from Palad or hostly twenty yekra afterwards carnostly supported the motion, which stos-launch Kwong Cheung, was charged is the trouble that has arisen among themerton to Pine Creek; but apparently the Steinitz maintained his superiority over was carried. The thanks of the Con-

priests of the Sodo sest in coacction with contractors were allowed to bring them any native English player, while at the vention wire voted to the Duke of Aber-don, Juns 24-To Hongkong Mr J. M.

Gul Save the Queen,' the volume of Robeson, Mr John Henderson. under the new Ordinates with failing the election of the High Priests (Kamcho) into the country without any atipulation same time, playing for England, he nuid- corn, and then the great audience tang Bestie, Mr D. K. Sliman, Capt. A. W.it, mad to sus level of the now in inchsa, tunik,

Per P. and O. steamer Eallaerat, from being enforced as to thoir return. The tained the chess supremacy of Great Britain exhibit two mast-head lights while towing of their order. The unsuccessful party goldenlds of the Northern Territory already against all other uations. In 1883 the song rolling up even more loudly, al-

after making repeated attempts during many months to cut the necessiul esadidate, carry their full complement of Chinese, greatest chess tournament ever held was though not mura impressively than the London, July 8.---To Hongkong: Capt. G. Per P.&O. itaginar, Parramatia, from have at last appealed to a court of law, and amongst the scattered stations there played in London. Herr Steinitz only opening Paulin. Nevertheless in these days S. Moore, LA. C. E. Rack Keone.

Tho meeting thon praying to have the election antalled on the would be no chance of obtaining work; coming out second. Again the foremost the anthem has never beea sang with ground of curruption. The Nicht Nicht naturally, thoir Brat impulse would be to place up the best playors of the more imposing effect.

It is estimated that not, less than

Per .. steamer farthege, from Shimbun, writing upon this subject, de make for Northern Queensland, where world as taken by a ecinpetitur play elsed by a blessing by Archbishop London, fly 2.To Shangtai; Mr 0. Leadon, Supt. 1-To Shanghai: Mrs plures that a seat, hitherto noted for its free-any of their countrymen have done walling for England, but, ke Berr Stemitz, Kaur

invasion, having already enough troubles not long enjoy the proud position which bis Botanic Gardens.

The full text of the resolutions adopted McCracken. hose boy, Chung a Fuk. The boy, who is dom from interazi dissensione and feuds, anally, Queensland would resent much an iu was not English börn. Dr Zukertort did 70,000 people attended the meeting in the

should be connected with the most suunda.

Per P. and O. steamer Thames, from only 16 years of age, was eroployed as cook leus affair witnessed in recent years even in hand; and the question of united splendid victory had secured for him, for tes

the ranks of demoralised Buddhista. Ac-federal action in these matters is at once very sext year he was defeated by Herr is as follows: Firet: That we avor our

present position as an integral portion of Mabul Fitzgerald, Lady Nests Fitzgerald. siding at Lower-Lascar Now. On the 15th cording to our conteraporary's information, as in perless confies it to Querolanda Stein in a match for the world's chats fixed resolve to rotain auchssiged our London, Sept. 8-To Yokohama: Lady In 1-85 an Eaglishmais (Mr J. H. Block-the United Kingdom and to protest in Per P. & 0, steamer Victoria, from the faction strife in the Sodo sest deles from these imported coalies into is a pionship played in the United States. inst., something war missed out of the house the creation, a few years ago, of a religious strange tire on the ourrespondence last and the men acted the boy of stealing i fand of considerable aucunt bý scatribu.ee lately passed between Sie Samuel burse) gained the Championship of England | the fost noequivocal manzer against the London, Sept. 16.To Shanghai; Mr devout. The ambitious and Griffith and the Premier of South Aus- by defeating Dr. Zukeriort after his return paabago of soy measure that would okvaro, Miss Ekvare, Mr Birrell, From

tralia on the kanaks conference. It ce from America. Mr Bokboros confirmed us of our inheritance, the Emperial Par

Per P and O. smer Ocean, from With the view appsrently of making him the worldly among the priesta now obvut thinly will Bat tend to bring about a botter this victory by winning the First Internalisment, nader the protection of which Briadini; To Hongkong.-MrRT: Wright.

London, Sept. 30.To Shangbai: Miss A.. confess, dis master tied his hands bebied right of control over this snu of money;

Second That e recurd our determina Lavrenc.. his back and then suspended him by the and hence the last election of a Kumche feeling, The route purated by the conlistiem! Tournament, hell in London in 1886, our expital has been invested and put

was gunleeled most keenly, both sides resor on their journus lies around the av bein while in preceding tournaments abroad he homes and rights safeguarded.

Per Mesageries Maritimuss IDECOF wrists to a beam above the door in such a tisk to anserapulus means to attain their shore of the Gulf of Carpontaria, and the was also very successful. In the year ful- position that his toes could just touch the object. The Nichi Nichi avows disbelief drought in that regian must have been lowing. Mr Blackburus was again defeated tion have nothing to do with a parliament ground. This opourred at 11 p.m., and be to any forra of religion, and claims to be exce-sively pratruoud and exceptional, 21 | in a match by Me J. Gunsberg, another certain to be controlled by men responsible Yara, from Marseller, June 26.—Ta |

Per Glen Line steamer Glengarry, from therefore all the better qualified to express it has always boss the stock route for Hazlish player of foreign birth, who is for the crime and outrage of the Land Shanghai: Mr J. K. Daris. was leit hanging there. Lill 8 o'clock next to unbiased view about the position of the cattle, and has never buen noted for playing for England in 1885 had won the League, the dishonesty of the Plan

Griffia, Mon, 1. Grin, Miss C. Griffin, morning. The defendants alay struck himodo seat in partienlar and of Buddhion in any lengthy. By stages. Southward tas mhing International Tournament, atpign, and the crueldes of haggotting, many with their fists and sticks several times du- general. The piloats of the Sedo acet are tonndury line. crus the rangs whose ended by the world's best players. Mir of whom have shown themselves ready in London, June 11-For Yo-ohams: Bliss

feld that their conduct ill becomes men of the Nicholson River heads. Hero, no Gas erg followed up his victory over Mir struments of oloridal domicion

Third: That a declare to the people For Shanghai: Mrs Cook, Mr G. Batlow, ring the night. The boy suffered great pain, their sacred calling. Is it asks our con- doubt, water would be obtainable; but Blackburne in 1887 by winning the Sooood -and-a-2000-ke he was allowed out of the temporary, a time for them to be engrossed the moutains are broken, rugged, aud International Tournament in Bradford, in of Great Britain our conviction that the For Hongkong: Mr F. A. Turner.

dificult to penetrate, besides being en 1888; contig out of the severe pentest attempt to set up parlement in Ireland

ROWLANDA KALA soothing, cool fiscompter house he reported the matter to the police: by their personal worldly interests, we acted and a fastness of the nadirée. Ti Nuw York, 1880, well whrend of the Higlish will inevitably result in dieorder; violenes

sphere of their creed's influenes ie being vi He was sent to the Hospital and was disgorously invaded by the Eestile religions of would be sufficient to bar to Chinese players, playing a drawi watch with Hers attd bloodshed, such as have not been ex charged from Hospital this morning, Dr the West? They are adrised to withdraw from seeking to posetrafa into: Queens. Teulgain in 1880, and only being colented perienced in this country, and announce ing, smollient milk for the skin. It pre- Temportero

laud that way. Further ab again lies in a contest for the World's Championship our resolve to take a part in the election vents and removes freckles, tan, sunbarn, Hawidity the broad expense of the tableland whereby Her Steinitz in 1891 by the arrow or the proceedings of such a parliament, redwass add roughness of the skin, soothes Direction ut

Wink Atkinson said the boy must have suffered their legal suit aud heat up the breach in e

on the permanent waters are faw and majority of two games. In various tour the authority of which, should it over be and heals stings of inserts, cozema, prickly

It is Weiber............. intones guin jadging from the win on his uer befitting their noble profesion.

fat botwren and Nature may be said moments, however, in the last few years constituted, we shall he forced to repudiate. kent, and all irritations, prodness soft skin Fores

Fourth: That vo protest against the great and a lovely delicate complexion. wrists and body. MO. D. Wilkinson xp- DEAYNESS ARSCLUTELY CUarn-A Gutteman to hare prohibited foot-trating. It wille Gausberg failed to maintain bis post-

who cared himself of Deafness and Noises in thus be zeer that the task of guarding the tion, among others also at Marcuatur; quetion which involves our lives, property warranted free from any lead or mineral Bain...........

where Dr Tarrasch gained prismipal and civil rights being treated as a mere side ingredients, and is perfectly harmless to the most delicate akio. Botiles 28, 3d, and the Head of 14 years' standing by a new method border ie tieccarily confined to the coast, will be pleased to sand fall particulars free, and the Chiness, ualeas under Egropes honour, and Mr Blackburne therefore isste in the impending election straggle. address HERBERT CLIFTON, 8. Shepherd's place, guidance, have small chanet of evading onca more came to the front. While Faith: Thats appoal to sur country- ta. Gd. Ask for ROWLANDS' KALYPOR, of Kegnington Park, London; S.E., Eng.

efforts were being anade to srecnge a match men, who have hitherto been la farar of 20, Hatton; Laudon. aspture. in such a son that now

Bie Lordship-Very well. (To the jury)

thing to get a cigar," and anly touched the YET another Company (saye bir B. Tat- complainant in the ribs. For this jocular tonjer in his hangha share report), viz., *dig in the ribe,' Fred. had to pay 50 certa.S. C. Farnham & Co., Limited, is about tentlemen, you will not be required be loated. I may say it is floated, inas further. (To Mr Leach-When would much us according to the Prospectus issued you like to adjourn to

The Allorney General--Friday. no share are to be offered to the public.

We

CHESS IN ENGLAND. Once more the foremost place io the rauka of strong chess players in England has been won by a foreigner, Herr Ean The Capital of the Umpany is Tla, S10,000,undertake to file au information on Friday ael Lasker, of Berlin, is coly 23 years of twelvemonth, yet in that brief space of time civided into 8,000 shares of Tis, 100 sul, no that there may be time to fix a day for age and ha bar burely been with us for a His Lordship--Vory well; it will be ad-lio bas won the two principal tournamente, and he has now eclipsed these efforts by de- of which only 7.500 are to be issued for the hearing, present. These 7,500 shares are already

fenting Mr J. H. Blackburne, by the wag taken up by the Vendors, who, I fancy, journed till Friday.

nikaent score of six wins, four drawe, and may give some of their own shares to a few

no losees. For the last 40 years foreigners have mure or less sorted their aupremacy chosen ones if they apply in time. There Aru ne Founders' shares in this new Corn- pany.

in chess matters in this country. But like Herr Lasker they stayed in this country, and rusde Loniton the strongest chess ue - tre in the world. From 1840 to 1880 an

Os Sunday afternoon another landslip on. curred at Kowloon, resulting in loss of life, About two o'clock four men were working on the hiltedo close to the beach at To- kwa wan, between Hung Hom and Kow. loon City, when several hundred tons of earth slippa Three of the men managed to escape, but the fourth was buried beneath the m0858. Sergeant Macdonald THE

THE CHINESE IN QUEENSLAND.

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body yesterday afternoon. The coolies be longed to Wanchai, and were digging earth for the Prys Reclamation Works.

a juuk is the Harbour. He admitted is guilt and was fined $5.

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heard a case of shocking cruelty to a Chi-

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the charge preved and sent the first defene dant to prison for sixty days and the second deffudent for forty-two days.

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