, 1888-07-18

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officially denied.
The German Press contains most scan
dalous determinations respecting the Eng.
lish doctor and English Princess.
New York, July 14th.-PariS dispatches
state that M. Floquet wounded General
Boulanger in the throat between the jugu-
lar vein and the carotid artery, imperilllng
his breathing. Three encounters took
place, both fighting to kill, and refusing to
consider it sufficient satisfaction when NJ.
Floquet lost the first blood in the swOr d
arm and General Boulanger in the
leg. General BOulanger's i~mpetuosity
actually drove him on to NJ. Floquet's
sword. His condition is grave. M.
Ulemenceau and NJ. Perrin were M.
Floquet's seconds; NJ. LIE Herrisse and NJ.
Laivant acting for General BOulanger.
M. Rochefort ridicules General Boulanger
as the youngest General i'll the Army for
being wounded by a middle aged lawyer.
Tn Lanterne, in a leading article, opposes
General Boulanger, because his methods
indicate cBsarism and d plebiscitary
policy. NJ. Floquet, after the duel, unveil-
ed NJ. Gambetta'S statue in the Place
CarrOuSel.
In the House of Commons the Rt. Hon.
W. Fl. Smith gave notice that be would
introduce a Bill establishing a new tribu-
AHSt w "a Oh3U VIZ l. bA INV SC0'
The Archbishop of Canterbury has
cancelled d ticket to a garden party
which had been accidentally issued to
Colonel Hughes Hallett.
1t is stated that the Prussian police
have forcibly taken possession of the
Grown Prince of Servia from Q ueen
Natalie, who has been ordered to eros s
the frontier in twenty. -four hours.
later news from Cape Town reports,
that q whites and 300 natives are buried
i'll the debris by the accident in the cOlliery
at Kimberley.
1t is reported thai the heat at Athens
yesterday reached 104 degrees.
New York, July l6th.-The anniversary
of the destruction of the Bastille was cele-
DRAFTED throughout France. The Patriotic
League, of which NJ. Der0ulede is Chief,
decorated the statues of Jeanne dare and
of NJ. Gambetta. President CarmOt review
ed the troops at LOngChampS OH Saturday.
At Il banquet after the review, he spoke
patriotically, urging the people not to be
seduced by noisy and tallaciOuS enter
priSes.
General Boulanger's fever has disap-
pearpd. The neck is swollen, but his
breathing is easier.
Berlin news states that the Kaiser's
departure for Kiel was the occasion of u
magnificent pageant.
1t is stated that the Empress Victoria
has requested d special report Of the
Kaiser'S death.
London dispatches state that Her Ma
jeSty the Queen has given an audience to
Sir Moroll Mackenzie.
A meeting was held in Hyde Park yes
terday, Ut which the speakers denounced
the Imprisonment of Mr.. Dillon, and the
death OF Mr.. Vaudeville.
His Holiness the Pope has issued an
encyclical to the Bishops in Ireland, in
which he repeats his condemnation Of
boycotting and the Plan Of Campaign.
The cricket match between Harrow and
Eton resulted in the defeat of the latter.
Mr.. SpreckleS of California has succeed
ed in cOrnering the Sugar Trust by buying
all the raw material accessible. The Trust
having oversold all their refined, buyers
are now obliged to import from Europe.
Mr.. Spreckles recently bought $4,000 tons
from Manila. His profits at present prices
would be 2 100000 dollars.
Jamaica, July 16th-According to adj
vices from Port-au- Prince received here
by the Para, another attempt was made
on the 9th inst. to set fire to the most
%populous part of the town, which..fortunate-
ly proved unsuccessful. Other fires being
expected hourly, RATS have been procured,
and are kept ready for use at night in