, 1888-11-01
By TELEGRAPH.
sAcKvrL1E TO BE RECALLED.

uoipS Hus teeu 1uStTuCUSQ Dy GH6
President. through Bayard, to inti-
mate to Salisbury without delay, that
under all circumstances the Presi-
dent is of the opinion that the good
understanding of both countries
would be promoted by a change in
the head of the British legislation at
Washington.
THE WRECK OF THE LOOKOUT,
Washington, Oct. 27.-Lieuteh-
ant Commander Emery, command
ing the e. s. steamer Thetis, re-
ported to the Navy Department un-
der date of Gulf of Alaska, Septem-
Der 18th, that the wreck of schoon-
or, supposed to be the Lookout, of
San Francisco, has been found OF
Athka Island, one Of the Aleutian
group; that no information of her
crew could be learned from the ma
tiVes.
DRPLoRING sAcKyILLE's INDIsCRETIoN.
London, Oct. 26.-No official COM
munications have as yet passed be-
tween the cabinets of England and
the United States with reference to
Lord Sackville's letter on the Amer
ican Presidential campaign. Lord
Salisbury has sent to Lord Sackville
several direct dispatches, deploring
tho Minister'S injudiciousness. 1t is
expected here that the United States
Government will make some demand
in order to counteract possible in
jury to President Cleveland. Mr..
Phelps, United States Minister here,
has already had an interview with
Lord Salisbury on the subject.
CELESTIAL swARMs FROM MEXICO.
Ell Paso, Tex, Oct. 26.-The task
OF enforcing the Chinese exclusion
act proves no easy one along the
Mexican frontier. Fl Paso, Texas,
and Paso del Norte, Mexico, are sep~
arated only by the Rio Grande,
which is at present practically ford
able for ten months in the year.
There are two or three hundred Chi
Bamen in the two cities. Hereto
fore they crossed freely from one to
the other. Collector Magroffin is
enforcing the laws as fully as his
small force of Inspectors will per-
NIT, but it is an easy matter for Chi
nese to violate them. Moreover,
Chinese can easily come up the Mex
ican Central Railroad or cross the
country from Guaymas or other Pc.
ciffc points, and slip across the line
into the United S tates.
Giroy, Cal, Oct. 29.-The break
ing of brake beam and coupling on
one of the cara caused a wreck Of a
freight train OF 30 cars which were
all demolished. No one was injured.
THE RAILROAD QUESTION
Winnipeg, Oct. 29.-The govern
ment has not yet resigned, owing to
the urgent representations of its
friends that such action would pre-
cipitate grave state of affairs and
leave the province in a hopeless con-
dition. The constitutional course
would be to resign Immediately, but
the government feels that the people
are unit with them in their cause
and that to resign, would be but to
play into the hands of the Canadian
Pacific railroad. The province COM
tinues to be terribly excited.
TRAIN ROBBERS SECURE $21, 900.
Memphis. Oct. 29.-Near Newport,
Ark, yesterday afternoon an east
bound train on the Iron Mountaie
road was stopped by robbers, who se-
cured $21, ,0OO from the passengers.
LORD sACKvILLE's PLIGHT.
London, Oct. 29.-Commenting on
Sackville Vests letter the Daily
NeiUs says "Lord Sackville has done
nothing of which an honest man
need be ashamed, but there are blum.
ders which are worse than crimes"
The Daily Telegraph says: "Noth-
ing can excuse the incontinence of
Lord Sackville's pen. except his tran
sparant good faith and candor."
THURMAN AT WHEELING.
Wheeling, Oct. 30.-The city is de-
corated with bandanas and crowded
with people in honor of Judge Thur
mans presence. The procession and
speakers this afternoon we're by local
orators. Thurman will speak to-
night.
sACKvILLE's SUCCESSOR.
Montreal, Oct. 3O.-Several cabinet |
luluiDDoI6 WIZ LILO COh-
firm the report that Sir Charles Tup-
per, who is now in London as high
commissioner of Canada. has been |
appointed British minister to Wash
ington to replace Lord Sackville
West.
Winnipeg, Oct. 30.-Justice KeI.
lap's decision, sustaining the iniunc-
ton obtained by the Canadian Rail-
way and restraining the Northern
Pacific from crossing the track OF the
former company, effectuslfy block
ades the provinces SO far as local pro-
cesses are concerned. The railway,
OommissioAer Martin, defiantly an
nouncsd in the court that the road
would be built in spite of all opposi-
ton.
no LONGER WANTED.
San Francisco, Oct. 30.-Ths
President has directed secretary Bay.
ard to inform the British minister
Westi that bis position js No longer
acceptable to this government.
ALLEGED DYSANIIEEGGs DISCHARGED.
Chicago, Oct. 30.-Justice Ham
burger this morning discharged
Magee, ToDpkins and
of the alleged street car dyn-
amiters, charged with unlawfully
dynamite.
A RELEASED MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
LAUDED.
Dublin, Oct 30.-John Redmond,
NJ. p, was to-day released from Til
amore jail. A large crowd gave him
an ovation.
QUEEN NATALIE PROTESTS.
Berlin, Oct. 30.-Quenn Natalie
has sent formal protest against the
divorce granted to King Milan, OF
the metropolitsl of Belgrade, to the