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by advising the house to discuss the bill at the eal.est date.

CHICAGO, October 10th, The fald emissions at the Fair to-day were 308,613, which makes over a million in two It is believed that another million wii pass through the turri er Quing the remainder of the week.

It is estimated that the profits to the Exposilon Company from the cercessions on Chicago day wil be $140.000. Samo 125,837 persons rode on the tremoral trains and thousands were unable to get near them. The Fentia wheel made kefirat revolution at 7 o'clock in the marning. With the exception of stops necessity to empty and refill the wheel it did not pause until I a'clock at sight. Passengers to the Dumber of 81,881 went round the wheel.

BRUSSELS, October 10th. The Belgian Miners' Federation committee 10-day issued manifesto de curing that in view of the recent locresse in wages the men should Dow resume work. The strike was declared ended.

BUINOS ÁVREs, October zoʻk. Scattered parties of insurgents in Santa Fearo plundering and killing foreign settlers. The authorities have promised to restore the security of foreigners,

ASHLAND (Wis.) October xotb.

The situation of the unemployed on the Gogebic range at Hurley is becoming sericus. Bread riots have already occurred and the pro- blem of providing for the unemployed minars Is becoming more serious every hour. At least 50s praple this side of the Wisconsin Cenual fine are out of employment.

RIGA, October 10th, A bottle was washed rshore to-day containing a slip of paper on which the following wardi were inscrited: "The Rosalka is ag cand. Pray to God for cur rescue. (Signed) Freeleff." This communicatier, which is believed to be au hentic, parily explains the mystery of the lost Rusalan ironclad Roralin.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1893.

signal to "go on with the ball," In spite of all the enibuslasm manifested in France for the Russians it is time for the French people to coo cern themselves about the politics of their own country. This is all the more imperativo because' averything we bear in governmental circles proves that the home politics of Fiance are not moving along as enoo bly as might have bṣen expected.

ROME, October fath.

A serious dynamite astrage is reported to-day from Pisal. A large dynamite bomb was ex- ploded yesterday in the vicinity of the Florentiae gate, the force of which shattered all the windows In the vicinity and caused a terrible panic among the inhabitants. No loss of ifle is reposted, though several people were injured.

I ONDON, Octöb3r 13th. Up to the present time 53 con of the miners, of Great Britain be engaged in the great stilke havo returned to work at the old wages.

JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), October 12th. One of the most tible wind and rala storms aver known here is raging along the Florida coast, extending inland about fifty miles. The storm is a regular West India cyclone, and has beers felt in this victoit, during the last two days, gradually increasing in severly,...

NEW YORK, October zath.

The Herald costespondent at Montevideo cables :-Advices just received from the Herald correspondent in Rio Janeiro are to the effect that the amy, which, bliherthas been loyal to Peixoto's govemment, likely to join the naval insurgents. Two battalions of the National Guard have revolted and declared for the rebels. It is believed that the dissection will spread rapidly and that more of Peixoto's Troops will soon declare their adherence to Admiral Mello's cure. The rebel 1quadron in front of Rio is Inactive, owing to a lack of ammunition. Host!- litles, it is believed, will be resumed as soon as the steamer Irduade de Porto, which is carrying suppiles to Admiral Mello, reaches him. The revolutionary uprising in the southern provicco of Rio Grande do Saf is daily gaining strength, A large force of the rebel army is besleging Livanido, and the residents fear that an attack on the city will soon be made. The RIO DE JANEIRO, October 11th. Spanish gunboat Colon bas salled for Rio: A: noon to-day desultory firing was proceed. Detalia of the bombardment of Rio by the ing between the insurgent squadron and the insurgent feet on October 4th have just been foris The city is quiet. It has not been touched received. From the ships in the bay under by the shells. The banks and other establish- Admiral Mello 600 shots were fired, but only ment are open, and general business is proceed-five or six of them struck the forts. A rigorous assault on the rebel warships{was maintained by ing.

the loyal forts in the harbour, but none of the Prealdent Peixoto Issued a manifesto, in which be jays that should the Congressional elections vessels were injured. News has also been on October 30th result adversely to him, be will received confirming the xrpart of the capture of know how la obey the' will expressed by the Santa Calbarina by the rebels. country,

LONDON, Celober 11th. Private advices hem Rio state that startling developments are imminent. The restoration of the empire is only a question of time.

A widespread pusle was caused this morning, September 30:b, by this message from Hugh Wyndham, the Bish Minister: "The united -forces of the foreige Powers have taken measures to protec: all foreigners in the event of the town, being given up to anarchy and pillage, In such a case they should report at the Palace square, where they will be protected by the joint forces of the foreign rquadron. The British Minister is informed that Santa Cres will be bombarded between'ia and Belock or earlier to-day. He recommends that all British subjects seroit to places of safety without delay."

When the purport of the message became known 45.000 prop's lett Ria by the Central Railway. Bilans who favor the existing Government were ledignant. They claimed that the foreign Powes should ask permisilan before landing troops here. They say that foreigners have not surrined the slightest injury from the Government forces and that only the insurgents bive molested them.

Foreign troops were not landed. At 2 o'clock the flest confronted the forts of Santa Cruz, Laga and San Juan The bombardment continued two hours. One hundred and eighty-fourcannen shots were fired. The Aquidadan was hit twice from San Juan, but the li fory was slight. The Quanabara was hit about the water Une.

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WASHINGTON, October 14th, The debate on the McCreary: Chinese Bill was resumed after the morning bear had expired in the Hrose today. Hbt, of linols, a member of the Foreign Affairs Commliter, made one of his characteristic speeches. This gentlemen's utterances on the Chinese question have a sameness that is rather monotonous to these of his old-time associates who have listened to his sentimentalism many times before. Hitt's speech dealt largely with treaty rights, and he drew a sanguinary picture of the terrible consequences that would rerult to our missionaries in China by the saperstitious, fanatical, revengeful and ungovernable lower classes of Chinese society. Then, teo, he believed these would be a rupture between the Ubiled: States, and Chinese governments, boold the registration act be enforced without giving the Chinese another chance to register. Hit scored Geary for the latter gentleman's declaration, made yesterday, that he did not believe the charches should dictate or seek to loftaence Con- gress to its legislation.

CHICAGO, October 12th. Frenzied with fright and driven into a stampede by a fire in the Wallace-street barns of the Chicago City Raliway to-night 461 horses wee burned to death. The barns were entirely destroyed and the loss will reach a high figure, extending 400 feet on Wallace street and ninety feat on Thirty-ninth. The fire spread whhatarti ing rapidity and before anything could be done the whole structure was a mass of flames. The efforts to get out the horses were futile. For some time the screaming of the heraar was terrible, but after a time the sound gradual y died out. Such of the animals as were not burned to death were soffocated. The company also loses thirty closed care and a large stock of hay and grain. The Jonses will aggregate $120,000, and are amply covered by insurance, The origin of the fire is unknown.

RIO JANEIRO, October 14th. The Government is making a number of arrests among people known to be in sympathy with the insurgente. The enger of the rebels avainst President Pelx to increases daily. The Insurgenstonclad Siste September ran aground on the coast and was recaptured by Government forces..

MONTEVIDEO, October 14th. Advices received from the Herald correspond. eat la Rio Jancho say that it is probable that a newal battle' will soon be fought between the Goremment and revolutionary forces.

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is reported that the Government has organized Hongkong Observatory, 13th November, 1893. two naval divisions, The Division of the North, under command of Rear-Admiral Goncalves Duarte, consists of four ships. Hii

ship to the torpedo training-abip Par akyba. The others are gunboats, the Bacon- noi, a paddle-wheel box, the double-screw Runboat Guarany and the Copadillo. The head. quarters of the Division of the North have been established at Bahia. Admiral Tranderly, com. manding the Tiradentes, which had been docked bere and its machinery removed to reader the vertel aseless to the revolutionists, has declared his allegiance to President Pebroto. Relying on bla professions of loyalty and assurances that the crew did not sympathize with the rebels, President Peixalo fened orders immediately to place the Tiradenter in commission. Her machinery has been replaced and she will sail for Rio in a few daya. There was no frieg on the city of Rio to-day. Both the Government forces and the insurgents are recouping after the recent engare. met The Brasilian Minister to Uruguay, Señor Montrose, has suddenly left his post. is believed that he has gone to Upper Uruguay to learn the stiftude of the squadron stationed there and report to President Peixoto, Advices have been received from the Herold's cortes pondent at Rio Janeiro that martial law is more rigidly enforced now than at any time slace Admiral Mello's squadron declared war against President Prixato. There is no reason to believe that the European diplomatic corps intend to carry out immediately their threat of interven- tlon, or that they will have forces landed from the ships in the barbor,

PARIS, October 15th,

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The civil mirrriage of Lord Terence Blackwood, son of the Marquis of Dufferin, the British Ambassader,and Miss Flora Davis, of New York, was celebrated yesterday at the Mairie. The religious ceremony will take place te-morrow.

At the chill marriage yesterday the Mayor made a speech ckley addressed to Lord Dufferin During the course of his remarks he sald the English and Americans "have been our political educators. It is in their school that wo learned the principle of liberty, and we have not forgotten the fact that Great Britain has always been an asylum for political refugees.

NEW YORK, October 15th. A 'special' to a morning paper from Guatemala says there is great excitement there over the assumption of the Dictatorship by President Heina Barrios, who has practically dethroned the popular Assembly and taken all the power

into his own hands.

BERLIN, October 15th. The Kaiter has convened a commission of cavalry officers of the highest rank, whose object it will be to deliberate on a new plan of cavalry tactics. In this connec:fon negotiations have been entered into with. Austria with a view of providing, in the event of war, for the collective action of the Austro-German cavalry.

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The foreign Ministers met on September 30th, The result was that England, the United States, France,

Italy and Portugal jointly notified Admiral Meilo that they would not permit firing on the city. They also suggested to President Peixoto that he withdraw the canned from the hills of the city. Owing to this massage the sentiment bas materially changed and the President's position has apparently become much strooge'.

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ST. PETERSBURG, October 11th. A train on the Transcaucasian Railroad, on which was being carried a large sum of money to pay the soldiers of the garrison at Bato, was attacked at Nigula last night by brigands, who succeeded in securing the money. Several gendarmes were in charge of the treasure, and hen the rabbers boarded the train and made ke, wn their errand a desperate encounter ensued. The "obbers were successtol, although four of the gang ware killed, and they managed to get. away with the booty before the arival of the mlitary, whose assistanco had been asked, Three genames on the train were killed

CITY OF MEXICO, October 13th. Colonel Cannis Neri, the well-known officer of the Mexican army stationed in the State of Guerrero, who recently attempted to start a revolution galost the Government in that section, has been captured, together with about 50 of his followers. The prisoners are on the way here under a strong guard. Colonel Neri has been a turbing element in the army for some time past and il bo severely dealt with, Qater in the State of Guerrero has been com- plately restored.

The subject is being moch talked about and It is even rumoured, I am unable to say whether on good foundations or not, that a single com mander, either German or Austrian, may be placed in charge of the evolations of the com. bined cavalry forces. This project seems scarcely probable, but that it is being discussed is of some importance as showing a new idea in the art of war.

CALCUTTA, October 15th, Dispatches from Simla to-day announce that the report of a repulse of the Russian force in the Pamirs was correct. The incident, trivial in itself, assume importance from the fact that many people look upon it as an attempt, on the part of Ruwia, to reopen the Pamir question, which is always likely to bring about a collision between the Ruslan and Britlab forces on the border of Afghanistan,

This seems all the more likely as Colonel Vannovisky is said to have threatened to relara later, with Cossacks enough to force his way to Diwal

LONDON, Octobér 14 be While crossing the channel the steamer CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL Marie Henrietis to-day, ran into, and sank a Danish bark. Six of the crew were drowned.

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CEDAR RAPIDs (1a), October 14th, In an interview, P.-J. Mennedy, John L- Sullivan's manager, says: "The ex-champion is not drinking a drop now and when asked if he would ever enter the ring again said: "Well, Il tell you how it is. Mitchell whips Corbett in their coming scrap Sully in golug aller the Engilshman. He told me so confidentially, and the fact is known to but few of his most intimate agamid" friends. He is in better condition than people think, and his legs are not gone. He can get In fighting order in six months, and Charley Mit chell will have to il bim before Sally will allow the championship to leave the United Stater.

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DUBLIN, October ztth. The Irish National Federation held a meeting In this city this evening. Michael Davitt, in speech, said the Istest development of John Redmond's unpat. Totic policy was the attempt to belittle the home rule cose and organize a movement in the entry for the purpose of thwarting it authers. If Redmond's polley were carried out, sald Davitt, the Irish party would soon have to face 1'ory government and be estranged from the Radial party, Ireland, however, would not be deceived by this thinly disgalsed treachery to home r, le, and Ireland's national representatives would keep faith with the industrial democracy of Great Britalo,

BUDA PERTH, October 14th. WASHINGTON, October 11th,

To-day's sitting of the lower house of the The gold reserve continues to decrease and to-day it was lower than ever before, sanding at Hungarian Diet was very stormy, Dailog B

of over Framler Welckol's speech against the motions $86,899,00%, showing a reduction $6,500,000, since the set of the month. The censuring the Government the members of the Government Mint at Philadelphia expects to opposition left the house in a body, while the cola $15,000,000 in gold by the 1st of December, members of the Government party applauded The total net currency balance stands at the Premier enthusiastically. It was dually $18.737,750 an increase of nearly $3,500,000 decided to shelve the motions. alace the tai of the month, so the net working balance of the department shows a decrease of but little over $500,000. Receipts for the mouth to date, 88.703.000 expenditure, $10,270,000 total gold in the Treasury, coln and bullion, October tot, $166,443,707.

PARIS, October 12th.

GUADALAJAR (Mexico) October 24th.)

A courier from Elan, a town 150 miles north- west of here, has arrived with news of desperate conflict between a mob of lawless men and the police. The outlaws retreated to the mountains.

HAVRE, October 14the

The American yacht Sagamors has arrived The city of Paris is already s fefe in anilcipe-kase from Brest, where one of the guests on Hon of the rival at Taulon to-morrow of the board the yacht Warwich Potter died from the. long-expected and much-discussed Russian fleet, effects of seasickness. His body has been sent and the store windows are full of rosettes, to New York by the ChamÖZENÍ...

SAN JOSE (Costa Rica), October 14th. badges and scarfs, representing the Russian colors. Pictures of the Czar and the

President Rodrigues has nearly recovered from coat-of-arms are conspicuously displayed on all an attack of la gripps and is now convalescent, No amount of argument will convincy It is believed that the Cabinet will meet on the French people that the visit of the Russian Monday, when the car of Weeks will be squadron is not an open move upon the unit of considered.

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