, 1888-04-21

employees.
ST. Thomas, April 17th.-Cable between
st. Vincent and Barbados repaired.
London, April 18th 1t is announced
that Mr.. Edward LabOrde, 9. NJ. G. has
been appointed to administer the Govern
ment Of the Windward Islands during the
Governors absence.
New York, April 18th.-The death is
announced of the banker Mr.. John
Barring.
The death is also announced Of Mr..
Roscoe Conkling, ex senator TOR New
York.
A Dublin despatch states that Mr.. John
Dillon has been arrested in that city,
charged with incitingl the tenants not to
pay rent.
Paris news states that NJ. Paul DerOnlede
has been re- elected honorary President OF
the Patriotic League.
Tn Russian official circles it is feared
that General Boulanger will cause internal
disorder. and paralyze France when inter
national action may be required.
The latest reports about the condition
of the Kaiser are contradictory ana
untrustworthy, but although the otnclal
bulletin reports an Improvement IL ~ ihe
general belief that the end is not far OH.
It is understood that Dhuleep Singh Will
reside at55Kietf.
London, April 1Sth.-Sugar i'll stock on
the 14th ulto. was 225, 600 tons. Last
year 202 900.
London, April 19th-The Sugar Confer
ence il discussing the terms of the pro
D0Sed treaty. Some Of the articles nave
been passed. =,
New York, April 19th-Latest Berlin
news reports that the condition OF the
Kaiser is worse. Blood poisoning IS SAID
to be seriously end&ngering his lie. DOC
tors Pean and flannel of France, and Or,
Evans of England, have been summoned
to CharIOttenberg.
In the House OF Commons, the E6. dOn'
Edward Heueage moved Il bill TO legal
ize marriage with a deceased wIteS SISTER;
which after a sharp debate was Carried
by 239 to 1872.
MIR. Bradlaugh has been mulcted in
three hundred pounds for his assertion
that the Marquis Of Salisbury had gwen
Peters money TO promote inc 1t"l"l6"l
Square demonstrations
Mr.. Chamberlain, i'll the course OF d
speech at Birmingham, rldlculed the notioh
that his |s0iOurn i'll the United States
had converted him to the GladStOuldn
policy.
The Freedom of the City of London was
Yesterday presented to the MARQUIS OF
Harrington, who, in returning thanks Tor
the honor conferred on him, declared tnat
the Government had wisely shown no Tear
for the widest extension OF local govern
ment.
The Pals Figaro states that General
BOulanger will issue a manifesto proposing
the revision of the Constitution.
The Moscow Gazette declares that
Russia'S interest with France will always
BE- strong, no matter through whom.
1t is reported that the negotiations
between the Vatican and Russia have
ceased, owing to the treatment OF the
Polish Catholics.
London, April 2Oth.-Some delay is ex-
pected in the settlement Of the details of
the Suga Bounties Conference.
New York, April 2Oth.-Berlin despatch,
es announce that the accounts OF the
Emperor's suffering are distressing.
His Majesty has asked Chaplain Koegel
not to pray for his preservation but for
his release.
The British residents at Florence have
presented Queen Victoria with an
address.
Owing to the news from Berlin, Her
Majesty will probably proceed to that
city.
Advices from Paris state that the
Chamber of Deputies has reconvened on