, 1888-11-14
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The Paris Commune has minated its
approval OF NJ. Labordere'S proposal to sub.
NIT the new constitution to the popular
vote.
London news reports that a ninth White.
chapel murder has occurred.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Conybeare
asked whether it was not time to super
sede Sir Charles Warren by some officer
more accustomed to investigate crime. The
Speaker, in reply, said he would require
written notice of the question.
The Marquis of Salisbury, speaking at
the Lord Mayors banquet at Guildhall.
criticized American institutions and
statesmen, declaring that the American
elections added more to the history of
electlOneering than to the history of poll.
tics. Washington statesmen, he said, were
apparently not commended by the Ameri.
can people. Referring to Europe, he
believed that the peace would not be
endangered, Notwithstanding the fact that
5 nations supported all aggregate army Of
12,OOO,OM of men. England, he said,
must he prepared to protect her vast
commercial interests, which would suffer-
untold damage from mere panic.
1t is stated that the New York Sugar
Trust has closed the East Boston re-
inpry.
st. Thomas, l0th.-The Gable bet ween
Trinidad and Demerara. was repaired hy
the y, =. Duchess OF Marlborough this al
ternOOn, restoring communication with lat
ter colony.
The repair has been delayed in conse-f
quenCr of bad weather and the removal of a
fault near MOruga, caused by a vessels ap-
choe, which had Il Ittened he cable, thereby
badly damaging the core and conductor.
The cost OF this repair will be about
El,6OO, over II knots of cable being found
necessary to effect it.
Plymouth, November lOth.-The ms.
MOSelle from the West Indies arrived lie .
at eight p. IN. to-day.
New York, 12th.-Tho steamer Umbril.
of the Canard Line, during ID fog on
Saturday, on leaving New York, ran into
and cut down the Iberia arriving from
MarSeilIrs. No lives were lost.
The Marquis de Bretevil, speaking at u
RoyallSt banquet at MlrSrilleS, denied
that there was any alliance between the
MonarchiSls and General Boulanyer.
The bet Othal is announced of the Prin-:
cess Alexandra of Greece to the Grand
Duke Paul OF Russia. The first through,
express from Paris to COnStantlnople
reached its destination yesterday.
The London Economist, ia an editorial
diSa4reeS with the statement made By Mr..
Gladstone, that the question of Home Rule.
would SUI vive himself, as it is impossible 10
predict the future of his party. All Mr..
Gladstone's associates, it says, are his in.
%ferlorS, his equals having abandoned him..
None can say who will succeed to his,
leadership or policy. -
5000 Anarchists celebrated yesterday in
Hyde Park the anniversary of the execu-a
tons at Chicago. ~sg sqa
Mr.. G0schen is abandoning the proposed
wheat tax.
New York, NOvbr. 13th.-Mr. Joseph
Chamberlain reached Washington yester.j
day. 1t is understood that after his mar.
riage with Miss Endicott, he will lmmedi.
ately return to England; but Ottowa
advices report that he will probably
return to the United States to continue
the negotiations for the settlement of the
Fisheries Question with the new Republi.
can administration.
Sir Charles Upper, the Canadian Repre-
sentative in London, is negotiating a treaty
with Spain to secure an outlet for Canadi-
an trade in the West Indies.
London news reports that Sir Charles
Warren has resigned his position as Chief
of the London Police, not because of the
failure to trace the Whitechapel murderer,
but for writing an article on the Police
department in Macmillan'S Magazine, which
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