sion, nad when the military Governor appeared, surrounded by troops, they pelted him with stones and other missiles. The order then carao to fire on the people, and at the first valley a dozen citizens fell dead, while a number were wounded.
The revolutionists gave way, but quickly pre- pared to make renewed and desperate resistance. The troops charged upon and drove them from street to street, many citizens falilog, plenced by bayonets and bullets. A pitched battle look place on one of the plazas, in which the clisens fought stubbornly, but the trained soldiers were too much for them.
The yellow fever is raging at Santos.
ROME, January 6th. Cardinals Rampolla, Mermillod, Monago, Laurenti, Serafini and Vanutelll are all suffering from influerza, which seems to be peculiarly attracted by the Vatican.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1892.
of the oasis to Morocco has failed. When the envoys returned and reported their failure to the Sultan the latter was deeply incensed. The envoys were thrown into prison and subse- quenily, by the Sultan's orders, they were strangled.
PARIS, January 7th.
The Tariff bill was finally passed by the Chamber of Deputies to-day, the vote being 394 to 114. »
La France to-day states that a French Military expedition is about to be sent to Toast to enforce France's pretensions to that casis.
Tangier, Januny 7th,
The town and province of Tangier are in xo absolute state of anarchy. The BasŻAW COMETY within the citadel. Sir Charles Ewan Smith, the British Minister, sent an altimstam to the Minister of Foreign Affairs to the effect that unless the Sultan took energeile masures to defend the town English sailors would be landed. The Miclster replied that 400 cavalry were within two days march of the town, also that 1000 foot soldiers were coming from Yes.
who is said to have made unlawful use of her
name in a document which was shown to n
number of society people fast week.
PARIS, January 9th,
The Minister of Commerce, has latrusted M. Roux, wealthy chemist and Garerement expert, with a special mission to America. He will wall shortly for the United States to study and report on the methods of extracting, working and refining petroleum. Ha journey in con nected with the important question of petroleum duties in France.
The relatives of the Duke of Rochefoucault are renewing thels efforts to break off his engagement to Miss Mitchell, daughter of the Oregon Sensior, who is not wealthy enough to meet their views. Both the contracting parties, however, are proof against all opposition, and there is no doubt that the marringe will occur as rdiendy announced.
Reports are recrived from all over France of the ravages of the influenza and heavy mor- tality among the people as a result. Business in many places is suspended, while in some cities so many Government officials are prostrated that the públic service is paralyzed
ROMA, Jamy 9th.
The newspapers in this city ataic that Italy, Hallan interests.
ST. PETERSBURatt, January 24th. Orders have been issued for the despatch of a Russian man-of-war to Alexandria.
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· ROME, January 24th, His Holiness the Pape is better.
VENICE, January 24thi The laternational Santiary Conference has arrived at almost a completo agreement regarding the measures to be adopted with infected vessels passing through the Suez Canal, but the details are as yet uncertain,
January 25th.
The Sanitary Conference has agreed that all vessels shall pass through the Suez Canal with out any formalities, unless the ship is actually infected, in which case the sick and those who have been brought into contact with them Iand at Suer, and the Infected
are to be disinfected. It has of the vessel been decided to reduce the number of Egyptian members of the Sanitary Board to three. Mr. Vierille kus been re-elected President of the Board,
LONDON. January 25th. Mr., Huma Webster, the well-known horse breciler, he committed suicide by shooting himself with a revolver.
WASHINGTON, January 25th. President Harrison, in his message to Con
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Although the disease extends all through upper Italy is maximum Intensity to at Milan, in which the morinlity on Saturday reached the startling figure of 105. This year the discaso has taken a very singular forms, such as menta- girls and delirium. A Senator who was suffer ing from the disease, endeavored yesterday to Jump out of a window. The burial of the dead among grave-diggers and undertakers. Most of -the schools are closed.
LIVERPOOL, January 6th. Sir George Barlen-Powell, member of the British Behring Sea-Commission, says-Lord Salisbury told him that he (Salisbury) wanted to avoid war with the United States, but at the same time he wanted to be sirang and to show that he is not going to yield one jot of British rights,
Sir George said he thought Salisbury finally brought on the awkward dispate, which might have resulted in war. It was his conviction that England would. win in the arbitration. The British Commissioners, he declared, made Importart Inse agations, but the friendlies they had established with Americans and Rus. sians would yet bear fruit. All right thinking men in England and Améria, Sir George ad ded, would be debyhted to find the serious boise of contention rem ved,
VIENNA, January 6th,
During the last days of the old year there was a very marked erase fi fluers in this ely and in the work from the 20.h to the 26th of December, n lewer than ninety-eight cari wese reported. During the 1s three days of Decem ber be numb r of cases in nineteen districts of the city amounted to 226. A case of insanity occasioned by influenza was reported from L-ersdorf in Bohemia, and the patient, who was a domestic servant, has been removed to an asylum.".
MADRID, January 6th,
The grip epld-mid is prevalent here, and there are a large number of vict ms, among them bo ing several conspicuous people, M. Cañera was attacked yesterday and is confined to his bed. The French Minister is also ill with it.
Both the Queen Regent and the young King have been suffering during the past few days, and, although it was denied that they had the grip, to-day's newspapers state that the Court physicians have said it was this disease that was keeping them confined to the palace,
BERLIN, January 6th. During the week, from December 30th to 26th, the grip was violent here. Daring the part week It has abated very materially, only nineteen being treated for this disease at odd bospita!, Government Councilor Musaper, administrator of the Emperor's privy purse and secretary of his private correspondence, has been so seriously ill that his life was despaired of, but he is today Improving. In his case the grip developed into Inflammation, of the lungs.
DUBLIN, January 6th, Archbishop Robert Knox, Primate of the Pro- testant church of Ireland, Is serlosely in his palace at Armagh. Ha suffering from la fluenza and congestion of the lungs
The French, Spanish and Italian-realdents resent the vigorous action of the Engllah, beller ing that the British Minister wishes to avail himself of the local trouble to repeat the
coup French and Italian warships are boutly expected, The British vessels Thundarar, Gerthawk nad Grappler have their boats ready to land blue Jackets at any moment. The rest of the British Aest is believed to be anchored eff Cape. Spartel, ten miles distant,
BERLIN, JAY 7:b.. Three persons were killed and six severely injured by an explosion la the Monopol pit in Munster to-day.
Railway traffic and shipping are interrupted by a snow storm that has prevailed since Tues day night. The telegraph and telephone systems are greatly impeded."
Professor Koch has examined specimens of nine za bac.lls and the methods of investig. tion pursued by Drs. Pfeiffer and Cacnon, and established the identity of their results.
ST. PETERSBURG, 7'h.
The Czar displayed extreme anger upam fears ing of the adulteration of the fond Idreaded for the starving peasants. It is repoved that the principal municipal authorities are to he dis- missed in one garnce of these disclosures, Three agents at. Údengs have been arrested for having sold adulterated gain,
At Lodi, near Warsaw, fifteen persons have died from trichinosis and forty others are dan- gerously ill of the disease.
VIENNA, January 7th. A band of robbers forced an entrance into the bousc of a wealthy Jew named · Felsel at Obrzanke, murdered the whole family of eight and then made their escape with a large amount of booty.
MOYTE CARLO, January 7th.
Mr. Wells, the celebrated English piùnger. turned up again tonight at the gambling tables. His system, however, went wrong this time, and after losing 80,000 francs he went to get more money, but did not return.
OTTAWA (Ont.), January 7th. Leon C. Labelle, son of the late Captain Labelle, ex-member of Parliament of Montreal, has been arrested on a charge of murdering his
wife
CITY OF MEXICO, January yib. There are well-founded rumors here t revolution to in progress in Guatemals, as n dispatches since the Presidential elections on the tat of January have been received here from any part of that country.
Martines, a condemned murderer, was shot to-day. He attempted to escape and dangerously wounded a detective, but was recaptured. He died blaspheming,
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TANGIER, January oth.
The French cruicer Cosmo hai arrive-i here.
The rebels in the vicinity of Tangler are die playing much activity, demanding that the Sultan dismiss the Governor, They control the roates of communication to the interior, and an consequence the supply of provisions from the country is running short. It reported he Solian han dismissed the Pasha of Tangles, lis removal being one of the demands made by the rebels.
desire of the British Minister to occupy the town An Important festure of the incident was the by landing sailors "trom-English wir vessels. This was "nly prevented by the vigorous arrest ofthe French chuig d'firs and the apa ich Minar, who inlcmo! Sir Isan Sisih ke it | Blown were to be cupied it must be japky | This press reef by the love of French and Spanish war veseli,
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the Beurte Gasetie d ha: Russia bis negotiated in Pars for a new lash,
An expose damp recurred to-day in The Wolff's Buck cual pứ ai Essle. Six miners were killed nad even corribly borned.
MONTREALnuary gib.
It is stated that the Fernch Consul-General a Quebec has ins cred the French envuls throughout the d minion to warn ail French en to hold themselves in readiness to in their respective crps in the French army. This is suposed to he in consequence of the Bulgarian diffculty.
The Trade Bulletin inauhorky for the state- ment the movement is on foot to form & combination at eger manufacturers of the Dominton and some preliminary meetings have already taken place.
OTTAWA (Ont.), January gth, The trial of Han, Thomas McGreevy and Nicholas Connolly, char, ed with conspiracy to defraud the Gay-inment, was postponed to-day until the next Assizes.
The Grand Jury in the cases of Patrick Larkin and Michael Connolly, against whom actions were catered charging them with cosplacy to defraud the Government, to-day returned bill,"
HAVANA, January 9th,
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AMSTERDAM, JAQURTY oth Rev. Dr. Heykamp, the Old Catholic Arch. bishop of Utrecht, died today. His death was
due to an attack of influenza.
The sailors of the American schoner Isaac H. Tüller, Captain Smith, from New York, have been arrested and placed at the disposal of the United States Con ul. It Is charged that they threatened to attack the captain and male with knives. Moscow, January 7th. An eminent Raistan officer in an interview ways: "The famine is the result of thirty yours of mismanagement, and will become chronic The state of the ̋pasaantry is extremely un- satisfactory. They believe that the Czar is in duty bound to feed them, and if he docs not an up- risleg may be expected. Should the troops be called upon to quell such an uprising it is doubt. if they would fire on their starring fathers and brothers,
"Possibly, should the Polish frontier be par- tially denuded of troops, Austria and Germany may make an effort to render harmless for a time the power, which they regard as their most dangerous foe. It is not necessary to speak of Poland. Every one knows that the Polish peasantry do not respect the Czer
CONSTANTINOTLE, January 6th. Most of the houses in the city are afflicted with one or two cases. The death rate is not very heavy, but the malady has proved more severe and prolonged than in former years, confat gestien of the lungs being one fit most marked features. Several members of the Cabinet, and foreign embasules and count fonctionaries are sufferers. The lower classes have not been attacked to any exient.
COPENHAGEN, January 6th, The Influenza in this city has assumed appalling proportions. It is estimated that at least 50,000 out of a population of 300,000 are down with the disease, but fear of causing a pasie has prevented the municipality from publishing any statistics.
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The party at the head of Governmental affairs is composed of nihilists in disguise. They are nihilists, only they have altered their methods and are leading the country to ruin and diacter Each access of influenza in characterized by in the most loyal fashion in the world. I regard extreme suddenness. It is quite common to see the famine is a blessing in disguise." It may Carriages and public cabs brought instantly to around us and show as the pitfalls toward which standstill, owing to the the drivers being abruptly we are going." stilcken by the malady and incapacitated from further work by the intense fever that seems to paralyze their forces.
ALGIERS, January 6th.
The death rate during the last week has beens 2x per cent, where the normal death rate hereto fore has been but 7 per cent. This shows the extent of the sickness and that the doctors in the city have been kept busy. They do not anderstand the disease at all and most cases result fatally,
NICE, January 6Ịh. The influens is very prevalent at all the winter resorts in the south of France, but here there have been an exceptionally large number of cases of a mild form, no attack, however, seeming to last more than three days.
BRUSSELS, JAY 6:b. The ravages caused by the influenes through out Belgium show that the epidemic is on the Increase, At Arion there are 1,000 patients suffering from influenza in public hospitals, and the number is still increasing,
January 7th,
LONDON, January 8ch. *Advices from Brazil show that the opposition to the Federal Government, which has been manifested in several States is due to the work of monarchists, who are steadily gaining in influence. It is said this influence will probably casse a radical though peaceful change in the Government at Rio Grande,
The post of Constable of Windsor Castle was made vacant by the death of Prince Victor of Hohenlohe. The salary, which is £6,000 yourly, is a matter
of court dispute. The Prince of Wales wants the Queen to give the place to the Duke of Teck, but the Queen inclines to Prince Henry of Battenberg.
Severo snowstorms, accompanied by intrusely cold weather, are prevailing in many parts of the United Kingdom. The snowfall is no heavy that railway traffic is greatly impeded and telegraphic communication is Interupted.
Lady Victoria Alexandrina, wife of Baron Sandhurst, died to-day. She was half-sister to Earl Spencer
MADRID, January Rib.
A telegram from Tangier says three British men-of-war are anchored in the harbor and that the rumor of the landing of British marines is. without foundailon. A ̃Spanish cruiser has been ordered to Tangier,
PARIA, January Bih,
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CITY OF MEXICO, January 9th. Rumors corrent here of a revolution in Guate- mala are denied by the Guatemalan Govern. ment.
PARIS, January 10th;
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A Paris detective, probably the well-known Barbaste, will shonly arrive in New York, whither he is supposed to be going on the track of Padlewski, the assassin of the Russian General, Seliverst: ff.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
LONDON, January zand. Mr. Lincoln, United States Minister In London, has been instructed by his Government to insite Great Britain to Jin the international Conference on the Silver Question, if he thinks that the feel lag of the Braish Ministry justißes him in doing
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It la again reported from Rome that the Pape is indisposed, and that doctors are in constant attendance on his Holiness,
January 23rd.
It is officially stated that Sir Robert Morier's health having improved, he will remain as British ambassador at St. Petersburg, Lord Vivian bring appainted ambassador at Rme.
The United States Ministers in France and Germany have also been instracted to ascertain the views of the Governments of those countries in regard to the proposed International Confer ence on the Silver Question..
It is announced that the French minimum tariff will be applied to Great Britain from mod alter the first of February next.
Mr. Hastings, M.P., who la charged with embertlement of trust funds, has been commilitid. for trial. He has been admited to ball is the sum of twenty thousand pounds.
A despatch, from Momeco states that the Governor of Tangier, who is most unpopular, has been dismissed, and the tribes who were in revolt are now quicking down.
CALCUTTA, JADWAY 2338, Mr. and Miss, Van Tassell are making pic parations for their aerial Journey from Caleurs to Bombay next week.
ROME, January 2zrð. It is stated that the Cardinals are privately conferring in view of the contingency of the Pope's death.
VIENNA, January 23rd.
A sensation has been caused by a curious cass which will confirm the King of the Belgians in haresolution nevertosanction capital punish- ment. A man named Wonbers was last month sentenced to five years penal serritade for altempting to rob and strangle an old lady living here. He was condemned on the evidence al The Figara says the statement that a military de lady's servant, who swore to his identity, expedition is to be sent to the basis of region is This morning the servant-called on-Procureur enforce the French claims on the region-is Durol and confessed that she had perfured bersell | officially denied. to save the real criminal, her lover, who It is stated that Italian diplomacy is likely to threatened to kill her if she betrayed him. recendie France and Bulgaris, the former Wonders wat at once set at Uberty with an sending back a representativo to Soña and las apology for the jud alal error committed and the latter withdrawing the decree of expulsion guilty man was arrested.
Against Chadosine on condition that he does not LONDON, January 7th, The Russian monthly European Massanger
CITY OF MEXICO, Jaxsary 8th, contains alarming accounts of the famine in President Disg has offered a new concession Russia. The Manger compares the present to Albert K. Owen to build a railroad from famino in Russia with that in Ireland in 1846, Topolobampo harbor to Presidio del Norte, on fed the conviction of the Eastborne Salvationists,
'two' | tha" Rio Grandez. Owen has tan years to Com
It has been finally agreed upon at a conference of the Austrain and Hungarian Ministers to introduce a gold standard for the Empire.
LONDON, January 24th. “The result of the election for Rossendale division was announced last night as foll:
1. H. Maden, Gladstonia Libia, a to sand and sixty-six; Sir Thomas Brooks, Unionist, fur thousand eight hundred and forty-one.
The Court of Appeal for Crown Cases Reser ved, which reserved judgment, has finally qurab-
Moulvi Raffuddin Ahmed, who forwarded m
of regret tendered by Chill for the brutal and enwardly attack of the sailors of the warship Baltimore is totally inadequate, and the Govern ment of the United States demands an apology and reparation for the outrage, and also the immediate withdrawal and apologyTM for the grossly insulting circular,
LISBON, January 25th, The Government discountenances the project for the sale of the Portuguese Colonies.
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CALCUTTA, January 26th
At the Coroner's inquest on the explosion' on experts that the explosion occurred from fout ge board the Lindula, it was demonstrated by In the wreck of the Rigius received through rent on the collision occurring and ignited by the tamp of the gear who went down below. nulader deaths up to date is nine, and four more laseura are crất dà a precarinus condition.
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The women who says the “has waited sh ag" is very careful not to add it to her own.
Ase bere beauty. After time has turned it antiquity, people may go cazy over the ugliest article we eva make to-day.
Proof-readers tell us that Girst impressions are likely to be full of errors.
The man who "wouldn't do a thing for the worlds frequently found doing it for himself,
Nervous force is an awfully queer thing. The man whose nerves would not quail at the ramp ng of a lion in all broken up at the nervousness of a woman who has no nerves at all
Abridged editions are a good deal like abridged trousers. They are shorter, but the style and grace are all gone out of them.
The man who has forgotten his grandfather's first name may look with contempt upon the pride of long descent; bat it is hard to any just how his great-grandfather looks down upon him.
The man of one ides may be a bore, while the man with none la that delightful acquaintance who allows you to do all the talking yourself.
It is a mean man who will get up a joke on the medical profession when he owes his doctor a bill. We should be grateful to those who spare our lives.
Eve is the only woman who never turned found to see what the other woman had on.
The "words that bare" go into the waste- paper basket first.
We
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It is a remarkable thing that the heaviest drinking on earb is done in the temperate sode.
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JKYE'S SANITARY COMPOUNDS COMPANY, LIMITED. JEYE'S WOOD PRESERVER OR AEP ANTISEPTIC PAINT. WHE THE Undersigned have this day been Appointed SOLE AGENTS for the sale
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MY NAME DAVID SASSOON, SONS # C#--
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-W. G. HUMPHREYS & Co.
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