A gical number of arrested in France and
ination of M. Cerut.
anarchists have been gland slece the ass
Mr. Keit Hatdic has protested against the Introduction of motion in the House of Com- mons congratulating the Queen on the birth of ber great-randson.
SYDNEY, July 4th. The Full Court at Sydner has upheld the conviction of Cummings and Lee for the murder of the bank manager at Barrabu.
BRIDANE, July 4th. Trouble is again to the fore among the Qarensland shearers, and in several Instances the non-union workers, have been threatenci and maltreated. Armrd constables have been
told off to protect these men and endeavour to preserve order.
ADELAIDE, July 4th. Splendi ly rich discoverier of gold continue to be made at Mingary, in this colony,
The prospects at Nillinghos are also improv.
Ing.
PERTH (W. A), July 4th. Another discovery of gold of extraordinary
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1794.
week-ban been purchased by Mr. Beaglebole for acos, the original holders also retaintop a one-sixth interest.
SYDNEY, Joly tith...
Two serious fites have occurred in Sydney. One broke out in the pubile offices on Monday night, inflicting damages estimsted at £10,00 and yesternight a conflagration took place in the Safe Deposit Buildings, destroylag prop sy to the value of £3,000 before its progress could be
ADELAIDE, July 11th. Blahop Kennion has ten promoted to the English Blahopric of Bath and Wells.
LONDON, Inly rib,
checked.
that
We regret to have to announce the demise of Capt. Devid Willams, of the British ship Tweedsdale, which occurred at the Bangkok | Bospital about 1 m. yesterday. Capt. Willin was attacked with dysentery early last month. kann sfer Bus Autlvai of his vessel from New York, via Java. Daplis the unremitting care and attention of Dr. Hays, and of his fellow. countrymen and colleagues, Captains Hughes and Lewis, he gradually got worse, his mental and physical pawers being at
gat length so impaired be was removed to Hospital on Thursday, only to die of paralysis thirty-six hours later. He was a native of Red Wharf Bay, county Anglers,and was about forty years old. During The third heat of the great yachting contesthe short sojourn beae he had gained many has resulted in the Britannis gain eally friends, and none lament bis lose more sincerely
than the crew of his ill-fated bip defeating the American yacht Vigilast.
Bangkok, July 17th. The authorities at the International Court bave notified the acting British Consal, Mr. Beckeit, that six of the seven Chinese who were charged with the mur er of two Indian watch-
gullt, and have been sentenced.
The two
change existing` laws were it not for the apparently partias jealousy of a Democratic Admi-lutiation at the success of Republican measures dealing with the Chi_ese_question.. No other explanation can be given for an attempt to set stiče lawn which measurably recomplish the object for which they were paused, and to adopt methods which falled when they have been tried heretofore.
HOW A LOT OF MONEY LEAKS OUT.
Intimations.
DAIRY PRODUCE!
THE HONGKONG DAIRY
(ESTABLISHED 1871) GARDEN ROAD, AND CAUSEWAY BAY,
FRESH MILK
FRESH BUTTER,
CREAM,
CREAM CHEESE AND
WHAT does man do when he finds a hole in the pocket where he earrin his money? Anybody can answer that question. He has it sowed up, of course, directly, and good and strong, too. I suppose it is with you just as it is with me. When I spend money, wen foollably, I can tell where it went, and may be I've had soms sort of pleasure out of it. Bat MILK FROM ONE COW FOR BABIES, BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.
A tragical collision has e carted in the Black Sea between an Italian and a Russian steamer. The latter sustained terrible lajasics and foun- dered almost immediately, seventy of the crew. going down with her.
Twenty thousand men are now out oð strike | men at Pak-prin, in April, have confessed their how or when it left my possession.
in California alone. These men are all well
I do mortally hate to lose money; lose it out and out, you know, and have no entiafaction from it, or know
slchness is reported as having been made twelve & armed, but Ke said to possess only twenty / Principals are condemned to death, but gojes hole say man over had in his pocket; a hole that Ick
mi es south of Cre'gantic. The show is des- cribed as unparalleled-exceeding anything of the kind ever previously discover. d in any part of the world. One spielen stone from the ground has been sold for £2,000. The lucky finders are a party of Melbourne and Sydney men, who in six weeks have obtained five thou sand our ces gold.
LONDON, July 5th.
The Conference of British and colonial delt gatre of Ottawa, Canada, has carried resolutions favourable to commercial reciprocity between the various branches of the British Empire, and the can bacilon of the Australian Pacific cable. After considerable opposition the United Satex-Senate has decided to admit wool free of duty. Setior Sherman proposed the imposition
a duty of
0130 per cent.
of
Great jaconvenience and loss is resulting from the shikoubles in the United States. Amest frmine is feared in the eastern States, the strikers having sefzed the trains and cut off the usual
the west. supplici ol
from
The Govern mert is adopting energetic measures with a view to peedily putting an end to this chaotic and ruinous condition of affairs. The police are
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thousand rifle cartridges. They are drill incessioily and otherwise preparing for struggle.
a
Strong bodles of troops are telug cacentrated at Chicago, who are instrucie: to take extreme measures to blot at the incipient; revolution iz that cit
city.
Martial law has been pic istmed in several of the disturbed western Stator, and the authoris tles are making vigorous effo is to restore order, Several hundred bluejackets have been enrolled, The strikers are load in their denunciation of President Cleveland.
The strikers bave destroyed a train by means of dynamit. The locomoilve wat haried from the line and completely wrecked, and all ibe carriages were more or less damaged.
A resolution la favour of the prefc.ential trade between the colonies was car.ict at ibe Ottawa Conference by 5 to 3, the dissentient colonies being Queensland, New South Wales and New Zealand.
Everything is quiet at Chicago in connection with the great rallway strike, and the clination is generally improving elsewhere.
his Majesty confirm the sentence it will be commuted to imprisonment for an indefinite period, with sixty lashes and a fine. The others will receive the lesser parishment in any case, the total pecuniary penalty being assessed at Tes. 3,425, half of which goes to the familles of the vicilms-If it is puld, The murderers have also to pay (they can) Tes 108 as compense- ti in for the loss sustained by the relatives of the deceased, the amount being estimated sccording to the scale of value applying to slaves.—Stam Observer.
THE CHINESE TREATF WITH
AMERICA.
It is not impr-bable, says the San Francisco Bulletin, that the present Administration may succeed in throwing open the gates to Chinese coolles through the agency of the treaty cow pendleg in the Senate of the United States. A singular and inexplicable phase of the situation is that the treaty, which in a device to destroy theft iency of the existing laws in rextrait of
, is proposed by the Chinese immigration,
Well now, let me show you the worst and biggest the cash leak away like water through a sieve, a hole that is the hardest in the world to sow up. A short story will show it best.
**Drdware South Cottage,
**Mosselburgh, near Edinburgh,
"September 16th, 1891. Gentlemen,-Up to 1895 I was always strong healthy. About this time I began to feel bad.
NEW LAID EGGS.
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NONE BUT THE FRESHEST AND BEST SUPPLIED.
ADDRESS:
J. KENNEDY,
Hongkong, 26th April, 1894.
To-day's Advertisements.
THE HONGKONG AND KOWLOON
AND GODOWN
LIMITED.
COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
N INTERIM DIVIDEND at the Rate of ATTEND DIVIDE PER CENT (ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per Share) for the Six Months ending 30th June, 1894, will be PAID to those Persons, who are | Registered as SHAREHOLDERS in the above
of the Company The TRANSFER BOOK 3th August, 1894 will be CLOSED from the yik to the 13th
was tired, languid, dall, and listless, and everything | WHARF was a burden to me. I had no desire for company, and what had come over me I could not make out. My tongue and mouth were dry, and I had a deal of phlegin on my stomach. The whites of my eyes next becaine discoloured and my skin was yellow, I had no appetite, and after cating 1 had great pain at my chest and sides, also across my stomach. After s time the pain settled in my left side, and my beart would best and jump in a manner that alarmed me. By-and-by I got so weak that I was not able to go about the house, and I felt that I ought to be in bed. The paine et my side and stomach became so bad that I had to remove my clothing (everything seemed so tight), and I used to press my stomach and hold my sider to
rat Musselburgh and was unde him for three months, but his medicine gave me no relief. After this I went to a clerer doctor at Erestra Pans who said I was suffering from indigestion and dyspepsia. He sent to London for some celebrated medicine which wu packed in small phiale. This medicine seemed to dissolve my food, and I felt easier for a time, but I gained no strength or real benefit, and after persevering with his treatment for six months, I gave it up and fall into my old state. I medicines did me no good. After this I saw another next went to a doctor at Musselbergh, but all his
with Gatling guns, and strong bodies the strikers are, however, now mimi with tary el Pieslent Cleveland, and is a dire. worno I saw a dostow and ease the pain. Getting August, both days inclusive.
of trapps are being explicbed io different patats. The herith el the Pops of Rome is stated to be tap
rapidly falling
The Prince c Wales' yacht Britannia has beaten the Earl of Duneven's Valkyrie.
The French police bave discovered another anarchie! plet connected with the assassination
President Camp. It was arranged prior to the murder that Madame Caroot should be seized and held as a hostage in order that the assassin might to be punished.
At Sacramento, the State capital of California, 1,5cm rifles and revolvers, and have eat-uched themselves behind earthworks to s to be
prepared to stand a siege.
Five companies of the Federal troops, with Gatling
guns, have left San Francisco for Sacramento.
Debs, President of the Amelen Railway Workers' Union, has been a... Jeden a charge of conspiracy, and the Vic:-Pideat and the Secretary of the Union. bave ten indket d for tampering with the railway painta,
the
reversal of the police pursued by Cleveland when he signed the Scolt Exclusion law. To any person at all conversant with the tricks and duplicity of the Chinese, it is apparent that they will have glued a preas advantage If the w
treaty is adopted. There is a strong Inclination on the part of some members of the Calliozata delega- in preference to advocating boidly the cause of don to follow the p tho individual advantage
pe-ple of the Pacific Coast in this matter. it weald be refreshing to bear at this time of One million Knights of fat sue were exfttede prentation of a clear cut and effective pro- to go out on strike in the United States yesterday.
lest in the Senate on the part of California's Democratie Senates, against the consummation July 11th. The sixlkers in California have formed a Is years
of a proposed
slace is rep rted. A woolshed at Ayrsbire Downs has trenched camp, guarded by filcen bandied rifle. P-cific Coast. It is just about six people of the new treaty with China was in the pranased new treaty men. The Government has dispatched a body
Senate, when a a ringing:rotest by W. W. of troops to the locally, with fordes to destroy
Morrow, then a Repablican Congressman, was the fortification and disperse its defenders at any
ad ressed to the Chairman of the Senate Com mitre on Foreign Relations Senator
BRISBANE, July 5th.
The labour troubles in Queensland are developing apace, and several fresh Instances of Intimisation and outrage by the unlapist shearers
been burned to the ground; and a similar fate bas befallen the sted at Oondooroo Station, In the first-named instarce the cowardly and foolish outrage was committed in the most base. faved fashion, the shearers presentlog firearms at the manager, overseer, and men engaged in endeavouring to quench the flames, and thes compelling them to desist, with the result that buil Hugs and contents were totally consumed,
· ADELAIDE, July 5th, The Government has carrted a resolution in the Legis'ative Assembly empowering them to make advances to the extent of £30,000 for the erection
of lezen meat works.
The South Australian Government intend to make a further reduction of from 5 to 12 per cent, is the salaries of all their public officers. PERTH, (W.A.) July 5th. Certain of the Coolgazdis mines are giving good returne from a depth of 100 feet, and the is taken as indicativa of the field's permanency. The Rothschilds have appolated
mining expert named Becke as thely represen tative on the field, the work of development steadily progressing, and a general all-round improvement is reported.
fact
LONDON, July 6th. Further particulars concerning the great yacht ince shows that the Prince of Wales' yacht Britannia best the American yacht Vigilant by thirty-five seconds. During the race the Earl of Dunraven's yacht Valkyrie was run dowp and
Bank.
body of strikers, computed at over ten thousand, attacked the Chicago police on Thursday last. The latter were quite incapable of controlling the disturbance, and the rioters had a free hand, wrecking buildings and railways, Icoting sheps, and inflicting other damage. Six large buildings, forming portion of the World's Fair, were bomed to the ground. Strong forces of military are on their way to the scene, and excitement is intense. Thirty of the leading strikers had been arrested by the authorities a day
or two previously on a charge of criminal conspiracy, and this is presumed to be the Immediate cause of the alarming outbreak.
cout.
Sherman. Several Gatling guns have been forwarded for
Is pe tinent to quote at this time from that the use of the police in the disturbed districts.
The principal lostigators of the recent serious protest, for the pill of re-opened Chinese im- migration is imminent and something to neces riots in Chicago have been arrested.
mez will say to arouse torrid Dam cratte Senators, now It is expected that fully A million shortly be on strike in different parts of the in the majority, to the danger of the situation.
"The causing grave
• Treaty of November 17th, 1889," wrote United States, and the situation is
Congressman
man (now Judge) Morrow to Senator anxiety.
Chinese Immigration. It bad no
other
of
|
By Order,
Acting Secretary.
WM. MATHISEN,
Hongkong, 27th July, 1894.
NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
doctor (that is a fourth doctor), bat with the same result; none of them gave me anything that reached FROM my complaint. I now lost all faith in physio, for I had spent a deal of money and taken so much medicine that I lost all my through it' and was no
after month, always alling, when in August of_last your (1890), my husband called at Mr. Jack's Drug Stores, High Street, Fisherrow, and told him what my condition was. Mr. Jack gave him an account of the wonderful curse he heard of from many of his onstomers that had taken a medicine called Seigel's Byrup, and strongly recommended him to bring me bottle. He did so, and I commenced taking the Syrup, and I found some relief from the first bottle, and by the time I had taken four bottles I was as well and strong as ever I was in my life, and have since kept in good health. I tell every one what Beigel's Syrup has done for me. "I never thought to get better again,' and I occaldar it has saved my life. I with others to know this, and if by publishing this
ante forth in meat misery I lingered or month
Yours truly, (Bigued) Jemima Watson."
The whole of the recent outrages are believed to | Shermate, we negotiated for the purpose statement it will be the weane of helping others, as have been instigated by the organization known other purpose in slew. It was the response it helped me, you can use this letter as you like.
the "Knights of Labour." This acse clation is sunporting the action of the Pullman carmen, who within the last few weeks have selzed and burned two thousand cars on the different rali
lines.
The Seaham colliers; Newcastle, have struck in direct opposition to the advice of the union delegates.
SYDNEY, July 12th.
A gang of coiners, conalsting of three man and one woman, have been arrested in Sydney, nomber of spurious colos sed complete plant were found on the premises. A large number of counterfeit coins have bees put loto circula. dan.
MELBOURNE, July 12th,
Lady Hopetoon has met with a serious accl- dent whilst hunting in Victoris, her home falling at jump and breaking the lady's ribs and nose.
BRISBANE, July 12th.
The annual report of the Mount Morgan
Company shows that dering the year 65,076 tons of ore has been treated for a yield of 102.246 ounces of gold. The amount paid is dividends WAD £300,000.
AUCKLAND, July 12th.
The cutter Paku is believed to have been lost with all hands on the coast of New Zetland.
Charles Turner, the well known opcratic singer, died at Auckland, after a brief flness.
PERTH, July 12th, Four thousand thres hundred ounces of gold
of the Gorzement to the urgent and after repeated demand of the Pacific Coast that an effective barrier should be raised against the ir minent peril of an overwhelming tavasion of the Paci6c Coist. But unfortunately the treaty was not as comprehensive in its execution as it
ጊዜ
Look back to about the middle of the above lettter and again read what the writer says "I had spent a deal of money for malinine." Yes, and money she could poorly afford to spare. Ilioess and the expense of less la the great hole in the pocket that I alluded to. It costa so much, and what does it give us in Having this essential potot Congress. tetura Paity weariness, and misery. There is man Morrow recalled the bistory of the period another womalderation besides. When we are ill we between November 18, 180, and August 5, 1883, not only have to bear the intraad outgo, but manage when the first restrictive law went into effect, to meet large demands out of a decreased income. during which period 45.952 Chinese arrived at or candia le burning at both ends. Yes," you say, "but how can we keep from falling UP” You San Francisco, which was an excess of 30,000 daunot always, but in ew of the fact that most arrivals over the previous average for twe months "For the time belg," wrote Congress-mely else fem Indigestion and dyspepsia,
use of Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup will Morrow forcibly, the purpose of the treats prevent it. A few shilings thus favestad will save was unt only defeated, bet ils negotiation carved pounds in money and perhape months of wretchedness. a large increase in Chinese immo'gration," Again Think over the striking points in Mir. Watson's
ald Congressman Morrow:
excellent letter and you will think the same.---
MAN
to
twenty
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
"The practical effect of leaving our doors open † (Adri. Chinamen who will assert and prove this claim of prior residence, is to defeat the whole purpose of treaty stipulations and legislation on this subject, since it can be easily demonstrated that the immigration evil continued under the
disguise of the privileged class."
Congressman a Merrow gave statistics showing teady increase in Chinese immigration under a steady the Restriction Act until the sumber of coolles gain reached proportions of the most dangerous i
and The Bayard treaty wap
arriving bad agathreatening character.
this earnest
ernest appeal. This
REGISTER.
28th July, 1894—ã 4 p«M_
TYLYRIN.
Stangram Foocha.....
The death is announced of Layard, celebrated i have been roughly dollied from ana ten of stone man Morrow made thig When Congress Nagak! . for his explorations and discoveries at Nineveh, taken from the Londonderry mine, Coolgardie. treaty was a Democratic measure, which received aged seventy-seven.
Jaly 8th.
The great railway stilke in America is assom-
Ing gigantic proportions, and the troops cannot cope with the sloters, as they are not allowed to
SIAM NOTES.
support
of President Cleveland. the bearya Morrow pointed out its defects Congressman and suggested changes which would be acces. Hochs sary to effect the object aimed at restriction of Chinese immigration.
"he reason why President Cleveland consented
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THE PRINUS of the only pleasant DRIVE
HE POPULAR SUMMÈR RESORT, and
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The Cuisine is unrivalled in Hongkong, and only the best Brands of Wines, Spirits, Cigars, &c, are kept in stock. Private Dianers or Tiffus prepared in First-class style on the
hours shortest notice, and Meals can be served at all
Hongkong, 1st June, 1894-
1643
PEAK HOTEL.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
'HIS commodious and well appointed
THOTEL, situated at a height of 1,250 feet
above sea-level, has just been thoroughly redecorated, renovated and velurnished, and a NEW WING has been bulli, which commands magnificent Views of the Harbour and malaland of China.
signees of Carge are hereby requested to send in their Bill of Lading for countersigna- ture, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods from alongside.
THE abore Steamer having arrived, Con- One person, per week...
Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,
Agents. Hongkong, 27th July, 1894.
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
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*HE Company's Steamship
THE
"NAMOA,"
Captalo Harris, will be despatched for the above Forts TO-MORROW, the 18th lostant, at 10 A.M., and not an previously notifed. For Freight or Pessage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,
General Managers.
1818 Hongkong, 27th July, 1894.
"SHIRE" LINE OF STEAMERS.
FOR NAGASAKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA, THE Steamship
"DENBIGHSHIRE," Captain Evans, will be despatched as above on or shout FRIDAY, the 3rd proximo.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
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Agents. Hongkong, 27th July, 1804.
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Four and a half hours from Yokohama,
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION,
NATURAL HOT SPRINGS.
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THOMAS' GRILL ROOMS, (Corner of Queen's Road and Duddell Street) Tuch place as this was the one thing
·HE Undersigned has always thought that
nerded to it in between Hotel Life and the PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE-providing it be First-class lu every detall. A place where one may have his GRILLED CHOP or STEAK at any hour of the Day, up to 11 P.M.; or later if notice be given. He is also prepared to SUPPLY MEALS to PRIVATE PARTIES per MENU of ORDER-the Parties sending Dishes, &c, for same--and Crob, Terms: Breakfast.....per meal $0.75...per Month $12 Tifo..............
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Wadstock Pulls Regal Thanghal. Foochow
Bangkok, Igth July, The Choufe (Capt. Phillips) reached Pakaam fire. Thousands of cars have been burned by on Friday afternoon, after sticking on the bar for to the introduction of the Scott-Bill at this the strikers, cattle trains have bees derailed, a couple of days. As Dr. Adamren had doubts juncture, and which was passed by Republican Manfle miles of railway
way line have been ruined and nam-with regard to two or three of the passengers of Congress, was that he hoped the Repubileans Cape St. bers of engines disabled, the loss to the railway crew, she is delayed down the: for obrervation would reject it, and this be believed would tajuro companies being anormous:
No fewer than four hundred Chine: have
that in the pending campaign. But the
party In consequence of the railway stalke lo America take passages for Holbow by the Phra Chem Republicans stood up to the sue and passed the
of coals, 100,000 men Klas. Such a number of emigrants by one ship which stopped the cars various factories in das not been known here since this time last operation the Pacific Coast has experienced the
bill. Its
effect has been good. Under it have
been dismissed from Chicago, as
there is no fuel to i
Carry on with. Year. The pizzus In conflict has taken place in Chicago responsible for it, by arousing anxiety no to the been done for California in this respect was done Hongkong is said to be most effective restriction of Chinese immigration A serious
to the that has been gained. Whatever, therefore, has between a mob of
here. Wounding
hard to be the RepubilesUTAN several of whom were latally injured. There induce Mr. Beckelt to peate the then have not s
The lawyers here have been
Cleveland is nothing if he lo are now 10,000 troops in Chicago, and martial British Colate for
*month, to le
politicize law hat
been
proclaimed there. The Chienge
like the real home law yiz. Mr. abandon Republicand, therefore, an effort to which have police estimate there are go,coo idlers and
reflecting that this would ser
strengthened (bat party meets with bis seriously
approval.
they like, but the Court will go on Intimated that they can t-ke all the vacation which Congressman Monow showed was o
as just the same. which promised no relief for this coast.
To now meide or ineffective Rev, E. B, and M13.
on the
mob
15.
The latter fited 5.000 tioters and the troops | welfare of the families of the gilon at the
Beday
Bot
Ençasures
heiner raming about the city, most of them inconvenience several hundred autore, has And he goes back to his old idea of a treaty
foreign caused by the destruction of pro-
The loster perty and suspension of traffic connection
Pity the Austral abiks ta sentinted as die
million dollars.
the Anker, 2-2, bpé Mi Mi Mo vally, a from 1949 that basta cfde en tender the restriction,
Victoria Pork w. Gap Rackets] Bolbore
Cape 81. Jansen 20
19th, 11.08.19, Framture bus increased gmarily, Modernis
--Barometer redsand to Jord of the van in inches, vanthu nad kundeeibt, wakapunters in the shade, le dagso, Fab- genbalt, ginFandily. 1. promings of anexion, the bemidity oë nie sommet vich motorno oơng reo, am Direction që sha mlad jo due gainin, purPape at 200 wind, moonding to Bempost scale, sinātase of the weather, á litas deg, « Detached
Chiengmal on Friday. They ra lushing to
to through the dangerousexperiment of a newtroly, The strikers at St. Louis are returning to the States, Mr. McGilvary Lawfag se signed on would be a crime against civilita ion. Chinese ooth wide with thewry sad aqually weather. work, but all the railway men at Detroit have account of theological differences the immigration affects disastrously Democrats and now struck.
Board. He is strong supy cries of Le Briggs, Republicans on this count salmorals and
count alike, 200
and among SYDNEY, July 9th. Nawx has been received of a native rising loader whom he was itaine, and whose them there is no difference et opinion as to the
deni heterodoxy
that should caused his expulsion from the church character of the laws
with It. Fit which, however, has been quelled by a while back. Under these circumstances Mr. Whether they are made by Democrats or Government aller a sharp fight, which involved McGilvary has preferred to follow in bis leader's Republicans is all due to them,
has providing to some loss of life.
footstep voluntarily.
good. But in trele mind the Lood laws A fire broke out last evening in the public
Bave offices in Sydney, and damage to the amount of News from Chiengmal sistes that up to early are those that effectually exclude, and thor
tmouth the forest contractors:mployed by wa LOW
moca Dearly accomplish £10,000 was done,
PERTE, (W.A.) July 9th,
new treaty, with of their alephants from anthrez. The lost, which devised. A new tranyibing that has been
Ita
the Barnes Co. and fest no less then thlity-five tha
provisions
ll ultimately fall to way great extent upon will let in a horde of students, teachers, merchants
• gannot be far sho:ief
50,000.
whose baggage
consists st
at most
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ing more threatening. The Government le ofering a reward of £ 5oo for Information leading to the arrent and conviction of the perpstrators of the Ayrshire Downs outrage.
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QUEEN'S ROAD (Opponte Hongkong Hotel). CONSULTATIOŃ PRÈS.
- Hongkong, 27th July, 1891.
THIS CENTURY'S OREAT DISCOVERY,
Renovation & Prolongation of Life
BY THR
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MARVELLOUS CURES.
Explanatory Pamphlets are sent free on application
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In Excellent Style at short notice.
Hongkong, 14th June, 1894.
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Hongkong, 27th March, 1894.
The Rugged Child
is largely an "Outdoor" product. Fresh air and exer- cise produce
sound appe tite and
sound sleep
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Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with Hy pophosphites, a fat-food rapid of assimilation and al most as palatable as milk,
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Hongkong, nyth Marsh, 1896
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