, 1889-05-18

London new states that Mr.. Coningsby
Disraeli, nephew of Earl Beaconsfeld, de-
livered his first public speech at Bath yes
terday, and denounced Home rule.
The opening is announced of the Indus
tria! Exhibition at Hamburg.
London, May ~16th.-Sugar in stock on
the 18th inst. was $4,000 tons. Last year
$4,000 tons.
Colon, 16th-A Letter published in the
Telegram" today implOres the Danish
Consul at Panama to take some steps to
relieve Danish subjects in the line of re-
patriation as the other Govern ments have
done. The writer further states that there
are many SantOmians in the greatest dis.
tress possible, and wisllful of getting home.
New York, May 18th. The death is an.
nounced of Mr.. Rice, the newly appointed
Minister for the United States at the. Court
OF st" Petersburg. -
~ President Harrison has appointed Mr..
Solomon Hirich Of Oregon as Minister to
Turkey !; Mr.. Clark Carr of Illinois to Den.
mark; and Mr.. Henry Severance of Cali.
fOrnia to Honolulu.
A Berlin despatch states that tho EN-.
peror William yesterday received a depu-
tiOn of Westphalian mine owners. In
reply to their representations he said chat
the workmen had made q good impression
byh0lding alOof from the Socialists, and
= the healthful patriotic feelings which they
professed hal inspired him with confidence.
He advised the Mining Companies to main.
tain q close touch with the workmen, aud
reminded them that companies employing
q great number of wOrkmen owed a duty
to the State in Looking after the welfare
of the men.
A Conference was afterwards held be-
tween the mine owners and miners, which
resulted in the acceptance of a settlement
on o basis of 8 hours for a working day,
and wages to be increased according to
local circumstances.
Mr.. Charles Ferguson, Under Foreign
secretary, stated in the House of Commons
that the Government had no official intor-
nation indica ting that France was hostile
to the Sugar Bounty Convention.
A motion was voted to allow perpetual
pensioners to comnu to their pensions on q.
basis of 81 years purchase.
It is announced that the largest sugar
refinery i'll Glasgow has closed.
The United Ireland, in an editorial, de.
Olares that the vicerOyship must be main.
tanned as a sign of their separate nation.
ality.
1t is reported that 200 houses have been
burnt down in Quebec with a loss estima-
ted at 5000, 900.
Paris news states that the capital of the
new Oomptoi d'Escompte has been thrice
Bubscri bed.
NJ. Numa Gilly has been sentenced to
one months imprisonment and a fine of 200
francs for llbeling NJ. Sails, Deputy for the
Department of Herault.
~ The English Church in the West
Indies has experienced a heavy loss in the
death OF the late Bishop of Trinidad.
RICHARD RAWLE. We are not in a 20.
sltion to give particulars, but we know that
no was one of England's brightest scholars
and deepest Theologiaus. He was always
second in the yearly prize list at Cambridge,
took high classical and mathematical hon.
ours and won a fellowship at Trinity COL
eye. He came out to Barbados to be
Principal Of Oodrington College where he
worked with great success for many years,
training many of the leading clergy in
these islands, among them Bishop Branch.
He having returned to England, he was
chosen Bishop of Trinidad where he has
laboured for many years with great de-
.Yotion aud self sacrifice. After the death
OF his wife about a year and a halt ago
he resigned the BiSh0pric and returned to
his old sphere Of duty at C~odrington,
where he died in harness at an advanced
age-Lght6Ournes Mail Notes T' 'na
From the Dominican we learn that Arch.
deacon Clarke of Antigua had gone to Bar.
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