, 1889-11-23
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION

LONDON news states CnaG MFs john &AVttoJp
speaking at the Eighty Club, said that the
rich shonld help the poor and amelloE9ts
their conditions. Mr.. Edward Guinness has
given E20O,OOO pounds to London. q
e5O, 900 to Dublin to build houses for the
poor. 'st -
Mr.. Justice Day of the Parnell Commits
sion was yesterday knocked down bye
cab and suffered some injury.
Judge Bristowe OF the County Court
Division has been shot ut and seriously
wounded at Nottingham Oy q German dem
list on account of an adverse judgment.
In London Brazilian securities have
recovered yesterdays loss, as 9 feeling
prevails that the change Of government
will not injure it's d financial securities.
Paris dispatches state that M. Tirard
yesterday gave an outline of tho policy
which the Cover nment proposes to pursue.
NJ. Manjan made a motion OF urgency to
consider the revision of the constitution.
II. Tirsrd then appealed to the Chamber
to set aside all questions which were
calculated to create divisions In the Cham
Der, and M. Manjan's motion was rejected
by 345 to 123. The Governments victory
was received with cheers. +
The Senate has voted the credit for the
Navy of 80 million francs, which passed the
last Chamber, but too late to be adopted.
The Figaro reports fighting at Bio
Janeiro to restore Dom Pedro, but the re-
port is not believed in Wash ngton.
The King of Portugal has offered the
ex-EmperOr the use Of his Palace at
Lisbon, and Queen Victoria has also invit.
ed him to Windsor.
Sir William Robinson, who Is at Nassau,
will join the Trinidad, which is sailing
to-day from New York.
New York, Novbr. 21st-The death Is
announced of the poet William Allingham.
1t is announced that Lord Harris has
been appointed Governor of Bombay.
London news states that the Prince and
Princess of Wales, the Marquis and
MarchiOness of LOrne, and the Duke and
Duchess of Fife have visited Barnum's
show.
Captain Wiessman reports that the ex.
plOrer Stanley will probably reach the
coast ON December lst.
Reports received in Berlin state that
the death of Doctor Peters is not bell
Paris dispatches state that the Bureau
of the Chamber of Deputies has p%ronounc.
ed valid the election of many ConSerya-
tives, only ten being found invalid.
M. Manjan has resigned his seat in the
G. tmb Der consequent on yesterdays vote.
n. O)livier's new book declares that q
monarchy is the best government. That o
Caesar will get arise in America, and moro
surely in France. ''t
London, November q 1st-Sugar in stock
on the 10th inst, was l77J0 O0 tons. Last
year 15l 900 tons.
New York, November 22nd.-Paris news
states In the Chamber of Deputies M.
Leydet brought in q motion for allowing
the free manufacture of matches, abolishing
the system Of the State being paid for the
monopoly by the present Company. III.
Rouvier. in reply, offered as q compromise
to establish q direct government monopoly.
but this proposal was rejscted by 3l2
votes against 1886, and the motion of NJ.
Leydet was carried by o majority of 60
votes. The defeat of the Government has
caused considerable sensations NJ. Rouvier
expressed his desire to, resign, but n.
Tirard dissuaded him from doing so.
London kilograms report that Mr.. w. q.
Smith, speaking at Truro, appOunced that
the Porte had granted IAN aE3nestyn&osA ALL
political, Offenders lin Cretew In referring
to the Irish affairs Mr.. Smith said he hoped
soon to see the extensiOn, Of lOOst govern.
ment in Ireland.
Intelligence from Brasil reports that the
Provisional OxefnmAnt Aave4&heda de.
cree declaring Che adoption, of Hniversal
Suffrage htaughoutths Republic.
At the PAn.Amefican Congress, Delegate
Henderson pESposedla rsseIation welcom.
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