, 1888-10-11
Di TELEGRAPH.
FLoQUET WILL RESIGN.
SHOWING IN The EAST.

foreign affairs, will succeed him US
premier"
SHOWING IN The EAST.
St. Johnsburg, Vt, Oct 9.-Snow
COM mneDced falling here last night
and to day. At noon the storm was
still in progress.
MONEY To ENFORCE THE CHINESE ACT.
Washington, Oct. 9.-The secreta-
ry of the treasury has asked con-
gress for an appropriation OF $4,000
to carry the Chinese act into effect.
The secretary's letter was read in the
house and referred to the appropri~
alton committee. In less than twen-
ty minutes the bill was reported
back, appropriating $4,000. In five
minutes after the bill was passed
without dissenting vote.
PRECAUTIONS FOR WILLIAM.
Vienna, Oct O. Great precautions
are taken for Emperor Williams
safety, both at the railway stations
aud at the palace. 1t is said that the
reason for an unusual display of mil
itary and police was the recent re-
viva! of the international socialistic
association.
sHERMAN's sTATEMENT-ITS RECEPTION
IN CANADA-How THE FACTIONS STAND.
Ottawa. Oct. 6.-Sherman's state
ment on the relations of the United
States with Canada Is accepted by
the Canadian statesmen generally,
irrespective of party throughout the
Dominion as an intimation that the
leading republicans have decided
that Canada must be annexed or
fight for her Independent national
existence.
Annexation clubs will probably be
started in Ontario and Quebec, and
the maratime provinces. Leading
imperial federationists are heartily
pushing the extension of the league
against annexation.
THURMAN IN WASHINGTON.
Washington, Oct. 6.-Judge Thur
man and son arrived early this morn
ing. Because of the early arrival
they did not attract much attention
and proceeded directly to the Ebbit
house.
San Diego, Oct. ga slight shock
of earthquake was felt at II o'clock
last night No damage was done.
ALL QUIET IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct 6.-At 5 o'clock this
morning carmen gathered at the
north side barns to watch events, but
no unusual stir was made. The ea-
bic cars have not started up. Early
risers took the strike good naturedly,
and walked down town. All sorts OF
conVeyances were brought into use,
and we'll patronized. Large squads
of police and private detectives are
arouhhi bit so far no trouble has
occurred The managers announce
that 10 attempt will be made to start
the cars till Monday. The West
SIDE carmen have given notice that
they will strike at midnight Thus
Tomorrow three foutths Of the city
will be without cas-. The manage
ment of the North division have en-
gagged $50 new men. Everything re-
mains quiet
FULLER DULY CLOTHED.
Washington, Oct: e.-Chief Justice
of the Stiprerhe Cotrt. Melville Wes-
ten Fuller, was installed in the office
to-day. Appropriate ceremonies
were held aud the supreme court
room was crowded with senators,
congressman, members Of the bar
here and at Uhieago, and number
of ladies, including Mrs. Fuller and
six daughters The services were
impressive;
fULiGE DlspERsE THEM.
Chicago, Oct. S.-The police at
midnight, with drawn clubs, dispers-
ed the crowd of striking car men,
who cried ''Scabsp de- the officers
were escorting TO the ear house a
number of men to take the strikers
places. No blood was shed. Mayor
Roche has issued proclamation, re-
questing the people not to congre-
gate in the streets.
sNudaLERs BEWARE:
Winnipeg, Oct. s.-0wing to the
diacoFeiS Of q large c5Gsigfinient Of
opium sent oser from China, which
had been sent to Southern Manitoba
and smuSgled into Dakota and from
that territory distributed among the
states Of the r1ion, a detachment Of
sixteen mounted police has been de.
tailed TO special duty along tue from
tier. They will keep up constant
patrol in the future to prevent SNUG
Cling.
BAKERS FORM A TRUST.
Washington; Oct. S.-6wing to the
wheat corner, Chicago bakers here
have formed trust and, beginning
to-day, bread will bo advanced 20
per cent, with promises of further
advance should wheat go up further.
YELLOW JACK CLAIMS AN EDITOR.
Jacksonville, Oct. S.--Edwin Mar
tin, editor of the 3'imes- Bnie,l, died |
yesterday from yellow fever.
ARRIVAL or TIP PARTHIA.
'aucouver, Oct. S.-The steam.
ship Parthia brought eight passen-
gers, ten Japahese, lis Cbipese. of |
whom lis were for San Francisco. !
and 1881 tons cargo, mostly tea. She
left Yokohama Sept. %. hal moder-
ate weather till Oct 2. when q vio-
lent northerly gale and heavy sea
was experienced.