, 1888-09-26
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, September 22nd.-LOndOn
news states hat Lord Selborne has given
a denial to Mr.. Gladstone's statement that
the Irish leaders were ex0uerated from
completely in the Phoenix Park murders
by Mr.. GladStOne'S last Cabinet.
A German expedition has started for the
relief OF Emin Pasha, which will endeav0ur
to reach him before the English expedi-
ton, and thus secure the territory govern
ed by Emin PaSha. The Cologne Gazette
pleads IN favor of this, and that Belgium
and the Congo State unite in this expedi.
ton.
The publication of the late Emperor
Frederick'S diary has caused a sensation in
Berlin.
The National Gazette rpgrets'the indis-
erection of publishing it,.
A French manufacture has been arrest
ed at Mulhausen, AIsace, charged with
being a spy.
New York, September 24th.-A Paris
telegram states that General SalOmon, the
ex-President Of Hayti, is in d dying conli.
ton.
The death is announced Of the French
artist NJ. Clarence Boulangtr, and also in
Madrid of Marshal Bazainr Of heart disease.
M. Goblet yesterday unveiled II statue
OF Captain Ogel, who was killed in the de-.
fence OF the citadel Of AmienS in 1870. In
the course Of his address to the spectators,
h. urged that France should not forget
the lessons taught by the war, and unless
she wished to repeat her disasters, she
must avoid dictatorS.
A Vienna despatch states that the
Princess of Wales narrowly escaped DIES.
truction on Saturday while driving
across the railroad at Gmunden, owing to
a misunderstanding OfSignals of an electric
bell notifying all approaching train. The
carriage was caught by the croSSbars, and
Colonel Clarke, her Hjghness's escort,
just turned the ponies before the train
passed.
1t is stated that the Wrench Resident
for MadagaScar will carry to the Queen the
Grand Gordon and other precious gifts.
1t is understood that Admiral Krantz,
the Minister Of Marine, will resign if the re-
auctions in the Naval Budget be insisted on.
The steamer Etruria, Of the Cunard Line,
has again beaten the record, completing the
voyage across the Atlantic III six days, one
hour, and fifty minutes.
Latest advices from Florida state that
the yellow fever epidemic is steadily in
CreaSing. Other sections are seriously
threatened and frost is anXiously expected.
London news reports IlaU Il woman dU
Gateshead has been murdered in the same
manner as the late Whitechapel murders.
The death of Professor Jameson, from
fever or poison, has inclined London
opinion against any further sacrifice of
life in Central Africa.
The prospects Of British crops are i'm.
proving.
New York, Sept. 25th.-The quotations
for meat at Chicago have reached a dollar,
and passes the export point. Flour is 20
per cent dearer in New York thai it was q
year ago, having risen 16 per cent within
a fortnight. The surplus of Russia and
India, however, will probably restrain
spectators from forcing the price much
higher.
The French papers speak severely of the
late Marshal Bazaine, and state little
respect was shown for his funeral by the
French in Madrid. The German papers
say he has been unjuStly treated by his
countrymen.
Prince Bismarck's organs declare that
the diary OF the late Emperor Frederick
is apOcryphal.
The explorer Stanley lnGtrp. =,
butes the murder of Major Bartelot to his
unruly temper.