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row, but merely to decide who shall have the
.Ust choice of prizes. Farrow won In shoot
inar off the ties for the "any rifle Wimbie-
don Cup, scoring II in three extra shots.
Younsg scored 10, and Evans 9.
yAc Greek Frontier Mauers
| LoNpoT, July 21st.-The Times, in an ed.
| itorial article on the failure of the Poyte to
make the concession agreed upon to Grsece
and Monte negro, says: We have reason to
Believe that the Austrian ambassador 80
| Constantinop,e has been instructed to inform
| the Porte that Austria is determined that the
decisions of the Conference with respect to
| the Greek frontier and the stipulations of the
| treaty # Berlin with respect to Montenegro
shall De executed in their entirety At the
same time the Embas,ador viii intimate that
Austria considers it indispensable that the
provisions of the treaty be SIZED on both
| sides. ane that his Governments will urge
upon those concerned the obligations of keep
ing the provisions exacted for the security of
Turkish interests. In this, policy Germany
is in close acDrd with Aussis but their ac-
| cords tend to strengthen, not to wesken, the
European concert. Austria and Germany
are convinced that the time has come when
to obviate a resswal of the disturbances in
the East it becomes their duty as signaeories
OF the treaty Of Berlin 20 demand tina. all
the engagements Of that instrument shall be
carried into effect.
The Church skaestion I'm Germany.
LONDON, July 2tst.-A Berlin correspond
ent, discussing Emperor Williams sanction
of the Church bill. says: 1t may be said that
already the Catholics are beginning te.reeog-
nize the sincere desire of the Government for
peace. All reports rom Silesia and the
Rhine powers and Wessphalia announce that
the people are very well satisfied with the
measures of the Government, for they are
soon again to have Divine service in the
churches. The leaders of the Center party
have therefore been obliged to cease their at
tempt to agitate the people and to quiet their
attacks.
The Philippine ss<ls~Earthquakc.
MADRID, July 2lst-The earthquake
shocks on the island of Luzon lasted from
the 18th to the Goth instant, the first and last
being the most severe. The cathedral and
barracks at Manila have fallen, and the
troops are encamped outside OF the city.
Eleven natives were killed and sixteen in
jured. No Europeans were hurt. The in
habitants of Manila have fled to the fields.
The earth has opened in several places, and
jets of boiling water and showers of ashes
are elected. Some public buildings at Iso-
guna and Robacan have been demolished.
All the volcanoes of Luzon are in full ac-
tivity.
Affairs In seuth, sfrIray-
CAPE Town, July 21st.-In the Assembly
the Colonial Secretary announced that some
Basutos, after surrendering their arms, were
attacked by hostile Basutos. Steps have
been taken to insure the execution Of the
disarmament Act.
A detachment of 200 men of the Cape
Rifles have been ordered to march rapidly
into Basutoland. The British Residency at
Mszsren is being threatened by hostile ma
tives.
Russia and Chixa.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 21st.-The Gar has
declined to receive Marquis Tseng, the Chi
nese ambassador, declaring that in view of
the Chinese rejection of the former treaty
st. Petersburg is no longer the place fora
solution of the Kuldja difficulty.
The Memorial 10 the Prince ,BmperiaI..
LONDON, July 2lst.-The Standard says:
We are authorized to state that the commit
tee for the erection of the memorial to the
Prince Imperial having withdrawn the pro-
posal to place it in Westminster Abbey tie
Queen has offered a site in st. George
Chapel, Windsor Castle, where the memor;a /.
viii be erected.
Afghanistan Analrs.s
BOMBAY, July 21st.-Letters from Cabul
report that Abdurrahman Khan is perfectly.
willing to accept the British terms He has
the support of half the. Ghilzais and two
thirds Of the Kohistanis.
CABUL, July 21st.-Mahomed Jan has gone
TO Charitokar with 2,G00 men to join Abdur-