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further. I had what might have been a what was the motive of French" intervention ju serious thing happen to me some time ago. the country which was to render avaliable -had-opernied~on a women in goufermentia speedily as possibis all-router-to-Eblog, sod te“ As a remalt of the care they get in their homes, develop the agricultural and mineral resources she had a good deal of temperature and I went of the country. Up to the present too much hay to see her twice day for over a week, generally been affirmed, too litle proved. The method paying my own chuir hire. She got almost well, should be changed and Tonquin would be an and I did not see her for five or six days, when immensa gainer by It. they sent for me and I found general pelvic
The Blue Funnel steamer Diomed, recently peritonitis. - I did all I could for her at the time, | launched, in Ioading in Manchester for the Strafts, but she was romling everything and I saw the China, and Japan. This vessel far exceeds in size could not live. The child, however, was thriving, the largest which has yet new rated the waterway. That evening I saw her ageln and for the awful being 406ft, la length and egli, broad, and having pala I gavo her morphine lojections. She died a gross registered tonnage of between 4,000 and somewhere about reven of half-past, and at 5,000 tons. Should the Diowed successfully eleven o'clock at night they sent for me. I negotiate the locks and bends of the Casal it went, taking a couple of assistants, and as it will do much to convince the owners of other was only about half-a-mile I walked. Alarga Eastern lines of the accessibility of the Very casual examluation convinced me that Manchester docks for their steamers. she was dead, and at roon as I såld so, the The lines running to the Strafts, China, and husband sprang and barted the door and Japan have, in deference to the representations would not let me out. I shook him up pretty of shippers, announced the following reductions lively and he opened the door, and I sent my of rates for fine goods and yarns. The charges second assistant on ahead with my bag, keeping on heavy and light goods to the Stralis have the teacher with me. No sooner did wo get | been reduced ça, per ton, and to China and out of the courtyard into the street then he was Japan ys, 63. per ton ; on yarns the reductions after me and bigging me to give his wife same ara 21, ód, and ga, reipsetively. foreign mediclas and cura har. He called out two or three times and men cama running out of all the houser round, putting on their clothes as they came. In a very few minutes I had crowd of gently fifty, and this man began to catch bold of me in a way I did not like. "I told him if he came to the hospital next day I would talk to him. But he would not listen. He then caught hold of me by the collar of my flannel shirt in a way that was anything but gentle, but I made no resistance. At last his hold loosened a little and at the same time a man bit
EXIT MACGREGOR.
In the House of Commons on the roth May, Thr. MacGregor said May I ask the Leader of the House whether he has any farther statement to make with regard to Scotch business?
RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING | the Lord Chamberlain's office, where such
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ANNUAL MEETING.
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applications are filed, with an endorsement in the handwriting of Queen Victoria, that Her Majesty could only receive her as Lady Willlar Beres ford, and she could not retals her previous bigher title, as she often does. Consequently she will in future only have her place in precedence at court as Lady William Beresford, and will not have the right to sit on the bench reserved for duchesses at state balls and other functions The punishment which Oscar Wilde is sentenced to undergo is the severest known to the faw. It practically means a continuous period of solitary confinement for the two years terms of his sentence. Regular "Jall blede" always prefer five years of penal servitude to two years imprisonment, owing to the exsler conditions of the former. Wude will not be permitted to see any visitor for three math bet by exceptionally good conduct be cin secure slight reduction of his sentence. Lord Alfred Donglan said that Il Wilde were conviçied ha would take a house near the prison until his release, but it is now clear that if Lord Alfred returns to England he will be arrested on the same charge an Wilde,
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Lady Mary Hscallion, the young daughter of the Duke of Hamilton, will be the richest heiress in England, and probably in the world. She is only ten years of age and has inherited the bulk of the late Daks's estates, including the Isle of Arran, which alone is worth $5,000,000. The whole of the Doke of Hamilton's property was at his own disposal and the rentals already smount to $1,000,000 a year. "The Duke's | | denik was due to "banting," as the process of reducing a person's avoirdupois is termed. He 60 pounds, but the process was too much for his had succeeded in lightening himself by about
tion Inspired by the character, of his lovely and estimable wile. If Great Britain were to adopt a republican form of government to-morrow; and if there were to be a popular election for president of the Brillah 'republic, the Prince of Wales would easily receive a majority of all the votes in the United Kingdom over any other candidate who could be named."
A Paris dispatch says official circles are not disturbed by the situation of War in the faland of Formosa caused by the fact that It has declared itself a republic in spite of the terms of the treaty of Shimonoseki by which it was ceded to Japan, French statesmen, who sre most competent té pronounce ma oplafon on the subject, man that an agreement regardlag Formoss be arrived at between the powers.
LONDON, MAY 18th.
merchants held at the banking house of At a meeting of leading city bankers and Glyan Mille Carele & Company, Lombard Street, this city, to-day, was decided to forma s gold standard defence association, and Mr. Bertram Currie, the chairman of the meeting, was elected President of the new smocli- tion. A council for the association, which in. cludes Lord Farrer, of Abinger, and Lord Welby, was also elected. The following address was then forwarded to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir William Vernon Harcourt: We, merchants and bankers of this city, desire to address you with ref rence to the dficansion which has taken place" in Parliament on the questions of the currency. We have observed with regret the growlog agitation in favour of what is called bimetallism; more so since this theory has obtained the support of persons of posed to apply the bimetalic principle to foreles eminence and aathority. So long as it was pro-
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that he expirad ten minutes afterwards, Mr. Richardson was badly wounded. Mr. Brandt's jawbone was broken and his masa shot away. M. Doville aloon escaped serious injury. The recovery Mosts. Richardson and" Brandt la doubtful. Fifteen arrests have been made, and the greatest excitement prevails here, Intensified by the fact that several English warships are expected at this port shortly in order to enquire into the outrage and to Inalit on the paulshment of the offenders.
LONDON, June ist, The Daily News has an eŭltorial (his morning commenting upon the recent Incidents at Jeddah, Mooab, and Berrout, lúvolving assaults upon representatives of the Christian powers by the Mohammedan resl'ents. The editorial says :— Ris not too rauch to' say that there are many muhitler and all Christian rights whatsoever in signs of a holy war against all Christian co- the Turkish Empire, The powers represented on the Armenian Commission cannot possibly mistake its character. Armenia wen probably never nearer to complete and final delivery than at this hour.
me from behind and ran sideways. I brako gentleman whether that will be with the object / but the system of caring the ore by bullock draya," Paikilty, and be succumbed in spite of the efforts countries only, we did not feel concerned to offer lore to consider what the consequences of such
from the fellow that held me and caught the other fellow findly and knocked blm end ways, and it felt good too. The crowd callng out "Strike the foreigner ! "
'"'KILL THE FOREIGNER!" and getting larger and larger every minate, determined me to make a run for it, which I did, with the whole pack after me like devils. I soup saw that I could out-run them, and kept ahead of them, ill I overtook my arsistant with my bag, when I made him travel, I can tell you, He got the street gates open for me, We soon got to the hospital, that was shut of cosme, and it seemed like an eternity before the man opened it. I hadn't time to shut it before they were at the gate and throwing themselves against it forced it aren, Not a man would help. I caught the singleader, and half dragged half cartled him into the hospital, then dropped him as i saw no one was trying to shut the gate, and people still coming in, though it was now midnight. I got them out, all except the dead woman's husband, and I wanted to keep blm, but as I was trying to put up the bars he caught me by the knees and dragged me down and fed, I lost my bat and a walking stick I took with me, and will probably never see them again. After getting the gate abut I went up to the house, washed the bloed out of my eyes, from a cut on the head,then went back and opened the gate and went out, but could not vee anybody that Iroked like the man I wanted. Neal day, of course, we took up the matter and brought it to the notice of the officials, but they have dons very litle in the matter. They held on Inquest on the corpse, and for a couple of days the whole section was in an uproar, thousands of people going to see her, if one can believe our servants. On top of this affair-cama-all-kinds of extravagant rumours of what I had done to her -culting her open, etc. People golog past our doors would say " burn out the forstgnezi |" and such like remarks, and still we thought nothing particular of it. Stories about four as going to carry a large stone fall of gold that was in the river outside the East gale, were ststied, and for days you couldn't get near the place for the throng going a-foot and in chairs to see it. The huge stone cone"” “outside the West gate, bar upsken of and the 1 :aple told that all the d'y weather was on recogat of the freigners, and next year we were going to take the whole pro vince. Such stories as these evidently Inflamed the people, and when the city was crowded at the Dragon feast the whole thing broke out. You cannot calculate the harm to the micelan work at present, to say nothing of the monetary lors. This will be a thing for the home offices to settle through Poking, which will take time. Meanwhile there will be nothing done in Changlu, and perhaps in the whole province.," N. C. Daily News.
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer I shall make is stalequent on that snkject as the motion. for the appointment of the Grand Committes.
Rislog in his best stage manner, and puffing himself out to the full extent of his Highland pomposity, Dr. MacGregor declared that Sir Willem Harcourt's statement was not good enough for him. The House roared with laughter, as it always does at every appearance of the Mac- Gregor, But the great man was undisturbed. Slowly be turned on his hesi, marched along the bench and down the gangway to the door, There, turlar to the Sprakar, be solemnly bowed, not the little formal bob that most members give when they pass in front of the chair, but stately ceremonious bow that our great grand lathers might have used. Then, while the roars of laughter rose louder, the MacGregor strade down the floor of the House the reached the Bar. Then agalu he turned, and gain he bowed his stately bow. And then, with a magnificent gesture of disdain. ku turned his back on the mecking, laughing House, and passed through the swing doors. But when the laughing had quite died down, there were long faces left on more than one Ministerial bench. With a majority down to ten, the loss of oven and gest becomes serious,
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to mave his life which were made by those who wars. inpervising the treatment. The present Dake of Hamilton, a distant relaifre of the fats duke, inhalte Hamilton Place and has barely enough to support the title,
May 27th..
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The English papers are at last openly alluding to the trials and troubles of the Princess of Wales, the substance of which was cabled to the Associated Press at the time the Princess declined to represent Queen Victoris at the drawing teams held at Buckingham Palace, when she was faloumed a certain Peesess to whom the Prince has for years pold much attention was to be present. The Sketch for fastnaco, says s "The Princess is greatly worried over certain private kothers and she only remains in England. lo deference to the Queen's wish, and she declined to hold the last drawing room because the expected the presence there of a_certain pera^n« aga whom she declined to meet."
NEW YORK, June 7th, The Spanish Ambassador at Washington bas presented a formal complaint regarding the organization of fillbestering parties in America tersist in the insurrection against the Spanish Government la Cuba.
LONDON, June 7th." The following is the result of the Manchester Capron at the Manchester Whitsundide Meeting-
The annual meeting of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Company, Limited, was held la the registered afics, Brisbane, on the 23rd May, when about forty shareholders were represented. Mr. De Burgh Persze occupied the chair.
The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet, said he regretted that a year should have parred without any dividend becoming available. The board were the more disappointed that this should be the case as they had anticipated, and were led to anticipate, much better results from the crashing than bare been actually obtained. During the twair months ending the 18th Feb. last, 6,450 tons of stone had been treated for a return of 3,473 oz. of gold, or an average of zodwt, t4gr. to the ton. The previous six moniks had given a return of ¦ nearly rodet, to the ton, so that had the average been maintained, we should have received about £6,com more to the credit of profit and loss. As it is, over £12.000 worth
The Times also comments on the Salten's of_gold_has bean won 1 sufficient not
delay in accepting the ormenlun scheme and only to pay all expenses, but to provide additional
calls him the great international, Micabor. The machinery required, and to defray permanent
Timer contends that the delay, besides serving works. These Mr. Bibby estimates in kis pay-
to add fuel to the anti-Torkish agitation in sheets at about £3,000. In connection with
Europe, stimolates the anti-Christian spirit in thes: rams permanent works the question has
Turkey. "The Jeddah and Moosh potragen been raised whether the paid-up shareholders
prove that the old fanatical temper of falam, is The Chancellor of the Exchequer I propose are belog treated quite fally. Development has
not extinct and warrendlly lead to deeds for which to put down the adjoursed debate on the appolat-proved the ludes on the company's property to be
exemplary separation will have to be exacted. ment of the Scotch Grand Committen for of a permanent character, and workable at a
The folly, seal or savagery of any local leader of Thursday, 33rd fast, and on that day I will profit, even though the grade of ore be low,
leca! rabble might cause an outbreak of anti- make
statement with reference in Scotch obtained to more than sufficient quantities
impotent to stay. It is for the Sultan's counsel Moreover, stone for the battery can now be
Christian fary, which the authorities would be business,
Dr. MacGregor-May I ask the right hon. to keep the twenty stampers constantly employed,
an opinion thereon. But we are constrained 10 an outbreak might be... If the Sultan is unable of referring the Crofters Bill to the Grand Com which has hitherto obialoed," has proved to
state that we wiew with grave apprehension a to secure the speedy punishment of the offenders be inefficient, and, indeed, čame perilously near
change in the system of currency which has pre-at Jeddah and Moesh we may ourselves be com- mittes? (Opposition laughter.)
being a breakdown during the pist wet sesson,
walled without intermission in this country since pelled to chastise the offenders.” The two boards have, therefore, sanctioned the
1816. The experience of nearly 80 years has construction of a light railway to connect the
convinced us that the system is in every respect mines with the battery at an estimated cost of
As already cabled, the first trial trip of Mr. H, sulted to our wants and under it the commercial 63,200, and though it is believed the money Gould's (Hetreschoff's) 20-rater, Niagara, took supremacy of Great Britain and the financial to carry ont tals contract can be won from place on Thursday fast off Gravesend on the ascendancy of London has been established the mlaes, the outlay is one more properly Thames. The Niagara, since her arrival on the and maintained. We bellova that any charreable to capital. The directors have river, has been in Tilbury decks, opposite Grave serious sitempt to modify it by the adop requested that the matter may be left fe abeyance - send andalen guide the Prince of Wales Britannia tion of silver as a standard of vaine, either alons for the present, but should necessity for more and dår. A. B. Walker's Afits. The crews of the or concurrently with gold, will be followed by works of this nature arise, the holders of contri-yachts last named assembled on the decks during consequences dangerous to the trade and com buting shares must expect to see the holders of | the preparations for the trial of the Ningers and merce of the country. The signatures to the fully paid shares receive a dividund while they | watched her as she was ready to sail cat of the above address contained the names of all the themselves do not. I am satisfied the manage: deck. In spite of the rowning gear, of the promiment bankers and bänking institutions in cient is as economical as circumstances Niagara worlding stifly and her sells were not. London." permit, I now move the adoption of the report stretched, the trial was a creditable one. She Is reply the Chancellor of the Exchequer and balance-sheet.
showed herself to be especially quick in stays, | briefly reviewed the history of the bimetallic The motion was seconded and unanimously Mr. Gould and Captalu Barr were both conference of 1892 and wald; "I concur entirely agreed to.
pleased with her performance. Barr, in a in the opinion that the experience of well-nigh a It was decided to reduce the number of directors conversation with a representative of the Asso-century has proved that the present system of from five to four, and Mesura. D. Burgh Perose, ciated Press, said: "We got over the currency is salted to the wants of this great R. Philp, G. Frederick Scott, and James Forsyth was in good shape, and the Niagara is commercial country, and that to depart there were re-elected direziors, Messrs. W. A. Strong satisfactory. We can do what we liks with her, from would be disastrous to the trade and credit and T. A. Bond were alto re-elected suditors. She is a fast boat, but it does not do to be too of the United Kingdom. A ̈ continuity of the The directors' fees for the ensuing year were sanguine on that score until she appears in the national policy is more necessary to this than in reduced from £100 to £200. The auditors' races, as every boat seams to be fast when there perhaps any other question. You may reply remuneration was fixed at 5 guineas each.
is nothing salling against her. I am glad the upon it that Her Majesty's Government will not A vote of thanks was accorded to Mr. Bibby, first match is to ba in a Channal race, as it will depart from the course pursued by all the the manager of the field, and his staff.
give us a better abow and bra feather in our cap governments which have preceded them, and The meeting then teminated,
If we wio. The Niagara's barely ready for will not give countenance to any change in the racing, in fact some of her walls havā not fundamental principles of our monetary system | BHived. All want stretching before, the boat nor in any discession in which they may he can be said to be in racing trims. The called to take part selther will they admit any Niagara's crew are smart and willing sea- doubt of their intention to firmly adhere to the The Government was asked by Col. Charles men and the captain is satisfied they will do single gold standard which you justly regard as E. Howard Vincent, member for Central Shef- their utmost to put the bast ahead. Mr. H.essential to our well-being as a commercial Geld, ta the House of Commons, to-day, if it was Gould intends to race the Niagara throughout nation." aware that thousands of commercial travellers the season. He will then return to the United from the United States and from the Continent. States in order to be present at the races for the as well as agents for American and Continental America's cup in the autunn" A representative firms, were now in the United Kingdom salf of the Associated Press, previous to the races, elting orders, and if the Board of Trade would had a chat with Mr. Gould on yachting matters, confer with the Chancellor of the Exchequer su in the course of which Mr. Gould showed the to the desirability of following the foreign prac-greatest enthusium respecting the coming tice of levying licences upon such travellers and races. No one who met Mr. Gould here agents. The Fresident of the Board of Trade during last year's races and noticed the eager. Mr. Jas Bryce, lu reply, said the granting of
ness with which he looked forward to every one cences to travallers and agents working in the of the Vigilant's races against the Britannia United Kingdom in the laterests of foreign firms would think of questioning the fact that he has was impracticable, would only lead to reprisale, thoroughly entered into the spirit of yachting. France, he added could not see the and, he believed, would be very harmial to When asked what he thought about the Allsa, fodependence of China mnaced by a permament British interests.
Mr. Gould and from what he had heard heJapanese occupation. If the Empire of China thought the America's cup was fairly sale for, fell or was rudely shakes, French Interests would unless Watson's Valkyri III, turned surely suffer from the consequent disorder and out to be a wonder, he gave as his opinion anarchy, Rusis, be continued, held the same the Herreschoffe could be depended upon to 'view regarding the necessity of maintaining the make the fastest boat afloat. Mr. Gould con- status quo in Călos in her own interest, and cluded by saying he intended to follow the racing Germany, likewise, hed goed reasons for acting Laz's discuss this point for two miantes. Here's round the British coast, and enter the Niagara | in union with France and Russia. Credit was for all the leading races in her class and whether due to Japan, in the opinion of M. Hanstans, forma says that at a certain period he began to [*tired and wory." That's precisely the way he she proves to be a second Dakotak in point of the wisdom she displayed it accepting the pats is in his letter. Now anybody has a right to success or not, ha expressed blu confidence that friendly counsels given her. The result of the feel tired or fatigued (it's the same thing), after there would be good sport, and, that was the common scilon has been to safeguard the exia labour or much exercise. It's the body's fashion of main object, he added, to every tree yachtsman. tence and lodependence of Chian snd the Govtarting you to hold up, to give it a rest. It is
A dispatch from Glasgow states that Valeyris, ernment has every reston to hope for a favour natural and, in health, with supper and sleep just III was Launched In the dead of the might able tasue of the negotia loss now pending, shead, pleasant feeling. But weariness-that's without any christening ceremony to avoid the France, too, in Joining Russia and Great Britain diment. That comes of monotony, of waiting, of rowds who would be attracted by a pubile to the Armenian question, continued M. Han body. Bat it can arise in the body, all the
loneliness Weariness Is of the mind, not of the launching. Aside from Designer. Watson, the taux, had acted in the Interest of peace and he workmen and few accidental spectators, none contended that the powers could set in concert this bothers you at first, don't
humbug *bat witnessed the event. No press representatives without" Issing sight of the laterest of their fired and happy, bat not waary and happy. For study up on it. A min may be were present. It is now leamed that, Lord Dan-respective national policies.
woarines means depressed spirits, and norrse all raven's daughters Rachael and Alleen christened Regarding the approaching festivities at Valkyrie III at two o'clock this morning. After upon the occasion of the opening of the Baltlegged down in the middle. And when you get beth the launching she was towed to the Queen's and North Sex Canal, M. H nolauz said that once you will be wise to find out what's gone dock, where the christening took place. The the character of the foliation allowed France is a short letter, this is, and we as Jusk as well cap challenges will be taken to Gourock in order to accept it wi beut making Any change in her quote the whole of it. The writer Lays! It was ba to be completely fed cut. Her Bust race will polley. The participation of France to the Worambe 1897, when I began to foil fired and known as the Clyde fortnight.". Str. George International courte y Thodicomstances were Befors that I had always been strong and bathy. Watson, the designer of Valkyrie III, informed afmilar to those attending the participation of Hy appetite was poor, and for days together I could representative of the Associated Press, after France in the Bello Congress of 1868, the not touch any food that was placed before me. After the launch that he had great hopes of Valkyilo | funeral ceremonies of Emperor William I, in every mail that I did moceed in foreing down x hovd 111. He added that she was more powerful Than 1858, and the Labour Congress of 1800, M. raah dadal pains in the chest and back that I was almost afraid to sak, That there was a sharp' pała
· Handlanx's aperch was received with chears.
CONSTANTIYOPLE, May 3112 sround the heart,, too, as though I was stabbed with A dispatch from
Advices received here from Koosh wials that :-knife,
*I lost a deal of sleep, and for nights together I the residence occupied by the Franch, British, and Russian envoys there has been forcibly entered didn't sleep at all. Then I began to lose flesh by Turkish gendarmer who attempted to serait | mapidly, md vm stuld I was going fato"
Immediately after his mock-heroic exit from the House of Commons, Dr. MacGregor wrote and despatched to the Chancellor of the Exchequer a formal application for the Chiltern NEWS by the canaDIAN MAIL. Hundreds. Later In the evening, Sir William Harcourt gratified bis wish by granting him the Stewardship of the Manor of Northstoad-s nominal office "under the Crown,” similar to the Chiltern-Hundreds-
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
MAILS DUE: American (China) xyth lank, Australian (Chingtu) 27th [nst, Indian (Wisgrasg) 29th (ast, English (Rosetta) agih Inst.. German (Bayern) and proxi Tacoma (Victoria) 5th prox. American (Belgie) 16th prox. Tacoma (Tacoma) 19:b prox.
THE O. & 0. 5. S. Co.'s steamer Coptic, with malls, c, which left Hongkong on May 18th for San Francisco, vía Nagasaki, Kobe, Işland Sea, Yokohama and Honolulu, arrived at her |'destination on the 23rd inst.
LONDON, May 24th.
May 26th.
It is freely predicted that there will be a general election in Great Britain during the coming July. On all sides it is admitted that the Rosebery government is in a bad way, and the very atmosphere of the House of Commess emphasizes the sense of the coming disaster to the Liberal party. The government is andeul-, THE slikar steamship Tacoma, which left Yoko-ably dishestened by the electoral prospect and HOME NEWS IN ADVANCE OF THL hama on the "est insi, arrived at Tacoma on the the mutineus condition of their followers inside
of parliament. The opponents of the govern 15th and reached New York on the and.. ENGLISH MAIL.
ment, on the other hand, are most enthusiastic over the political prospect and confident of the result of the appsal to the country. Lord Salle bury has this week warned his followers to be ready for the fight, which may come at any moment, while Mr. Balfour last night con- temptuously remarked that common humanity suggested that the government be put out of thes pain as soon as possible.
LONDON, May.aand. - To the House of Commons on the zoth ultimo, Mr. Bryce, replying to Mr. J. H. Wilson, said he was toformed that the P. and O. steamship Himalaya cartled 154 Lascars-53 5 deck bande and for firemen and trimmers. The men werG all berthed in the prop, which was certified for the accommadation of 123 reamen la accordance with the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act. They were engaged in India under -the-provisions of the Indian-ci, which required less accommodation for seamen than the British Act.
Sir Seymour King asked whether it was not the case that the Lascars were perfectly content. Mr. Bryce had no hesitation in replying in the affirmative,
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The government business is hopelessly blocked and in an irretrievable tangle. The process of disintegration has set in among the ministerial rank and file, The greatest difficulty in experienced in getting members to attend the house regularly, and the confidence and
cachado,
by the mfusal of their whips to arrange pairs. All these things are sure signa of a criais.. It is stated that the Unionist leaders have decided to postpone a decisive trial of the strength of the government until after. Whitsun
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PARIS, May 31st.
In the Senate to-day, M. Hanotaux, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, made an Important statement regarding the foren policy of the Government in which he denied that French national interests were subordinated to the Interests of other powers, He explained that the put which France took in the European representation to Japan wan dictated by the Interests of France, in view of her position to Indo-China and the protection she owed to French religious missions in China.
H. R. H. the Prince of Wales' Florisel Mr. Cohen's Green Laws, 4 yrs, 7-3-3 Mr. Bachaosp's The Docker, 4 yrs, &
(Winner trained by Marsh.) This is the first event of first-class forportance that has been won by a home owned by the Prince of Wales.
June 81k, As arranged the Penluguter and Oriental. "Staám“Navigation Company entertained His Highness, Prince Navrulis, at Juncheon on hosed the Company's steamer. Coladonia at the docks yesterday. Mr. Fowler, the Secretary of Gists for India, was among the distinguished guests present. In the course of a speech delivered afterwards Mr. Fowler said the country was proud of the exmpaign in: Chitral; England would hold India come well come wet, and da her duty to all races and creeds, conten
PARIS, 9th Juno, The Grand Prix de Parle was run this afternoon and resulted as follows:-
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The Britlah steamship Halian left Foocho Opposition, there must be no interference with; the chamber of deputies of Socialists De Felice a servant of the envoys. They used abusivation. Yet I kapt on with my work, however, but is
the youngest son of the late George Ostos, sålp | Else mommm........ gunboat n plag batcher, of 59. High-street, Wapping. That is what the Jury declared, whose verdict seat him into penal servilade, and it can hardly be said that his tardy "confession" or the "autobiography" which is appearing in the colomes of a weekly contemporary can add any. thing to the weight of that authoritative decision. The festh eats cannot, of course, bs of the
alightest value as a testimony to the truth-or
on the 33rd fastant, and had moderate south west winds and fine clear weather to Amoy. Left Amoy on the 24th, and had similar weather to Swatow, Leff Swajow on the 35th, and bad light west-south-west winds and southerly swell given at the irial satablished beyond all ques-were thastenmeblos Hong-leang, Thalen, Chang borne, but that he was the son of the Wapping the steamships Taiwan und Wustan. butcher,
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Langurgo and were expelled with difficulty, This was a band shing for me, because I was so wakand news, coupled with that from Jeddah, that the nervous that I trembled from head to foote, an Acting Conseland the Secretary of French Contoh Town. He are me medialné, bai to ta British Consal and Vice.Consul, the Russian went on I gradually got worse and worse, and my gyes were sunken and drawn in, I commited a doctor enlace were attacked and shot at outside the town, so good. After all this I got the kids fade my hand
T has caused considerable excitement in diplomaile that I should not rooTE",
is any such testimony nezded. The evidence with cloudy weather to port. In Amoy there | public. The Ualonists are in no haste to mandidates have been trauma and 74% Halscles. The British Vice-Consul, as alrendy Andɑna day a lady came into the shớp, and natining Blog not only that the prisoner was not Tick. ] Hosh Klan, and H.M.S Redbreast. Id Swalow | government which lacks both prestige and the chamber of deputies will be but Kittshared by a Erliish warships bawo been ordered to wall, and I believe liswillido re-rood,
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challenge half-heartedly. The rack and file of the Liberal party are sick of the situation and of Baltimore, Md, arrived in this city on ble desire the dissolution of paallament. There is an way, home and will remain two days at the
"af St.; Sulphiés. unwritten law that, whatever may be the neces- seminary sities of the ministers or the temptuilons of the
Advices from Rome state that the election to
the London season. A general election would Gluffrida at Catani and Barbalo at Milan kaw break up a season that is unusually brilliant and esteed much excitement, Glofrids, it will be to assume the responsibility for a dissaitutionment for eight years in connection with the prosperous. The political leaders are unwilling semembered, was sentenced last year to impigon of parliament. The ministers are too way to Becialist disturbancesla Sietly. Returasmeived ride for fall betere critical and resentful, from con electoral collegen show 3a1 ministerial bring about prensaiarely the overthrow of candidates returned. It is believed that the how bied, was killed and the British Consul as the site I was in, kindly and art and netting
1X told her abous l, and she said, vates for enacting reform measures. Everyone the elections which have just taken place.
Mother Balge's Curatire Syrup has made me, NEW YORK, May 27th, Is confident that the elections will be deferred at
The London correspondant of the Matt and Jeddah with Instructions to protect the lives of least until the shopkeepers have reaped their anneal harvest and the season has ended. Repress writes thus of the royal family: "To-day foreigners and investigate the killing of the doses Ifall silved. Presently my food agreed with I sans for a bottle, and after taking only "Yow Only an unforeseen accident can precipi.ite Queen is simost an Invalid. Her rhegina Biltish Vice-Consul and the wounding of the us, and I mjered my meals. I would say better tate a political crisis. That this might happen tiam has grown apon ker to such a degtod mi to other consular offers. Later reports from disc, and by Eeeping on taking the Syrup I been set seemed possible early in the week when the render her residence in the wet, loger and physicians in altendance on the wounded efficere e ireng as I ever was in my life.” Minns that these government's majority tell to sing and even fire, chasgushia; viimase "of: England study show that Dorrille was more autously wounded (now over four year ago), Thave been in the best of with four Unionists' seats vacant in the house. undesirable. She loogs constantly for Italy, it then at first suspected, and that he, it is feared, health, I consider ital in all probability data It seemed probable, rather than possible, when is said, where she has passed so many months will also-dia as a result of bis injuries,
The Russian, Franch and British amharendorsed red my life of all events, it rectored be another "purity campaign" this summer?
the Houd With a bit of chanot walk at all, except with the support of’«
gladly consent to the publication of this The arguments in the Ravenna Chitkíma casa
Government, demanding prompt punishment statement, and will answer inquirito, ou truly commenced before the Privy Council on the gist
fer the culprits, told to be Turkish gendarmer, Strood), G. Yarnx, 143, Shepherd's Bush Road, My The great faterest that was provoked at
who forcibly entered the residence occupied by Londen, W., Morraber al, 2009 the Earers of Entste, France and Great Britain' the line of the disastrous collaton has a tally
ai Moosh, med tbusive language, and attempted abated. somewhat, but the case remains
to arrest a servant of the envoys.
of us, he is no doubt often tired, but never wary any Important. Indeed, that li fs so considered in
JEDDAH, May 31st. ayldent from the very strong Court by which it
And what osa posibly be more wasrisce Is being tried, and that the Law Offices of the
The following p«silculars have been obtained than long-continued finess? With him, as with Grown have been briefed to walch the p:epeed- The latest news about the steamer Saint
Of the popularity of the Prince of Wales this concerning the amassination of the British Vicesions, was the stomach that was in fault. His logs on behalf of Her Majesty's Government, Panerar, ashore near Labuan, is that the fare
corresponding was Wales milies the Contal and the wasiding of other consulas food entered the stomach sad stopped there. Bo be A ritar in the Dibadi, on the question of compartments and anglue-room are fall of water.
Lastes, kiese "and prejudices of the average officers yesterday. W. S. Richardson, British feed from two had sanitas he received no strength opening Tooquin, paints out the necessity for a Very little hops is entertained of saving the ship,
at appears that the application of the water train any member of Sale Consul, sad M. Derylle, Secretary to the French which the fermented stir the deadly solds and pos
fet succeeded in walk together
sini birth to. Indigestion Dimmerlay di New York, who used to be prarand when analoged at ble publicadal form when apparently without they provocation and Gaypal, credeame old story of pain and reser | will Duchess of Marlborough, formerly Mrs.
presented to the Quest on her manage to Lord we spontaneous and the crucial popular rezaid: they were assailed by sight Bedouin Araba alude the appeal for hair had been and Willen Dwesford, was memund te ket sarough | is legitenes, of genre, by the velger med dies | The Brian View Consel was so badly wounded, frea ja kesker har AMA
There are to be nauich-giels at the Empire India Exhibition, and the Rey, Hugh Price Hughes is greatly disturbed in his pure and holy mind. Somebody has told him that the nautch- girls ara" temple women of the most abandoned
Co-mopolitan. 19 class," and an organ of Methodism which is reputed to be inspired by the great evangelist of
The Chinese are now removing the torpedoes the West-end, has already altered a warning laid down in the Taing Sen Channel (Amoy) as note about "Hindu Debauchery." Is there to fast as possible, and a few days kance the Dr. Macgregor shook the dust of parilament from of -pence and comfort. during late yearsz. A tere have made representations to the Turkish mund Be withous health don't amount to
pamage will be officially declared open,
melodrama borderlag
bla best and maring on burlesque. Then came case and LR atendam, and is Ragland the We are reliably informed that the torpedoes laterval of mofosedes ratosis of Lord cannot realngs, ont in the late autumn, winter low reliably turmed that the top, Rossbery's impending resignation free sheep and spring This confinement extremely The bubble was pricked when the waarlooms and depressing to Her Majesty Eke dening the China-Japan war have been removed prime miofater returned to town in greatly in longer stempts to keep in touch with the
despair. and consequently merchant vessels can now Improved health, and when the government affairs of the state. - She does not even dictate majorities were shown by the Liberal whips the response to her personal letters, which unifi ascend the Min as far as Pagoda A-charage.
Unionists were disincilaed to press their advan, recently she kaɛ'always done," | tage. They had masch to gala by keeping a dis
credited government la office and holding it up 'to pubile contempt,
mose acurate discovery of what and the natural but part of the cargo all probably be daren as to push forward the value of Tengals. It le Merewry led Singapore on the 18th Instant for absolutely necessary, ki sisies, to "remember | Labuan 10 assist in the solving operations.
Thus Mr. Vince's unfortunata experience comes to
happy and. As he has to work for living like mosh
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