, 1889-11-02

the murder of Inspector Martin. He has
been liberated subject to the assent of the
Government.
The Journal des D6bats denies that
Prince Bismarck suggested the French
protectoratc over Tunis.
In continuation it advises France and
Italy to bury everything that divides
them and seek a closer unity between the
two nations.
Lopdon, Oct. 30th.-Sugar in stock on
the Goth inst. was $4,000 tons. Last year
$4,000 tons.
st. Thomas, 30th.-H. NJ. s. Forward
arrived here this mornin.
London, October 31st.-The Rt. Hon.
George J. Goschen, speaking at Hull, sup
ported the abolition of the sugar bounties,
but expressed a doubt respecting the ad-
herence of several of the powers.
New York, October, 31st.-The Emperor
William led the march of Royalties at the
State Ball at Athens. He partook of lunch
on board the British flagship DreadnOughC
and will start for Turkey tomorrow escort
ed by the British and German fleets.
London news states that Mr.. Balfour
proposes to introduce in Parliament III 1890
al Irish Land purchase bill.
The Prisoners at Gweedore have been
sentenced to various terms of impTiSOn
nent in connection with the murder of
Inspector Martin.
Advices have been received reporting
that the natives of New Guinea have mas
sacred a party of Missionaries.
The marriage is announced of the Prince
of Monaco to the Duchesse Richelieu at
Paris.
London,-It is stated that the rise
in Sugar is due to the Continental
manufacturers ceasing to sell in order to
counterfeit the "Bear' operations in this
city
Emperor William it is said has offered
five million marks to the municipality of
Berlin to erect a monument in honor of
his grandfather, Emperor William l.,
provided it be erected near the Castle.
Ex-King Milan will contest the vacant
seat for Belgrade in the Skuptschina.
A dinner at tho British Legation in
Athens was given last night to Count
Herbert Bismarck, at which the Admirals
attached to the British, German, and
Italian SquadrOnS now in the PiraeuS were
present.
A Brussels despatch states that 1000
mere hands have joined the Strikers at
Mons today.
In telegram of 3Oth read: "The Queen
will open Parliament in person. instead
of ~''Opened."
london November, 1st.-At a meeting
Of the Royal Mail Company, the Charm IL
stated that Trinidad would get letters fiji
teen hours earlier than the time provided
for in the tender.
New York November 1st-Mr. Michael
Davitt concluding his speech before the
Parnell Commission appealed to the Court
to say that the Times had not proved the
charges which it had brought against rha
men who were striving to end tue Anglo
Irish question. Mr.. Justice Hanneu
praised the ability of his speech and thank
ed him for the assistance he had given tho
Court. Sir Henry James then began his
speech on behalf of the 'Times.''
Lord Randolph Churchill in the course
of a speech urged his party to give during
the coming Session prominence to gus
tiOns referring to Land law reform and
wOrkmans dwellings aud shorter hours.
1t is reported that the River Pc has
overlooked its banks, causing much loss of
life and property.
A Vienna telegram states that Count
Kalnoky has started on a visit to Prince
Bismarck.
On Emperor William leaving Athens,
the British, German, and Italian Fleets
fred a salute The British Warship "Sur-
prise" carrying the King and Queen of
Greece aud family. The Princess of Wales
and daughters and the Empress Frederick
and daughters followed the Emperor IA