, 1889-06-12

a committee, composed or OenaCOTS anu
Deputies, has been appointed to discuss
the disputed points III the recruiting bill,
especially the Senate's amendment exempt
ing theological students from the operation
of the bill.
1t is reported from Sydney that all is
quiet at Samoa, but owing to a report that
an additional warship was on its way,
Mataafa has recalled his followers.
The Sultan of Morocco is raising all army
to crush the rebels who have captured
Hamid, the heir TO the throne.
Intelligence from Africa states that Cap
t'in W%eisSman has routed the Arabs and
destroyed the villages Saadani and
Wlndji. The Germans had few casual ties.
The business portion of Seattle in Wash
ington territory has been destroyed by fire.
The loss is estimated at $780, 900, 900.
New York, June lOth.-It is announced
that the work on the Nicaragua Canal has
begun.
A despatch from Rome States that the
Bruno statue has been unveiled, 30, 900 per-
sous, including the students and deputa-
tons, marched III procession. 400 tele.
grams OF sympathy were sent tn the Pope,
and all the accredited Ambassadors to the
Vatican met in the Pope'S chapel.
1t is stated that the Samoan Conference
is awaiting the answer to the protocol from
the United States.
The Emperor William met the Shah on
his arrival at Berlin and gave him a well
come.
In st. Petersburg it is stated that the
Car warned the Shah, while in England
not to make any concessions which might
be unfavOrable to Russia.
Paris news states that Il proposed Bou.
lan9ist meeting at Angouleme was pro-
hIhItpn hV Rho (NnVApunnnF ou1 fhat
the proteSterS against this action OF The
Government were arrested. NJ. ReichSett,
an attach6 of the Ministry of War, cleared
himself and was liberated.
In the Chamber Of Deputies, ON the
discussion Of tlIe Educational Budget,
NJ. Albert Deman attacked and repel-
pei the advances of NJ. Ferry. NJ.
Clemenceau ieludiated NJ. Frrry's policy
declaring that it was better frankly to
wage war against the Church than enter.
tain a chimerical dream of reconciliation,
as the church was not begged, but COM
PEELED. to obey the laws.
The Shipping strike in England is
spreading to Glasgow and Belfast.
M. Gladstone. continuing his Stumping
tour, addressed meetings at Weymouth
and Dartmouth.
Lord Vaudeville, it is understood, will
shortly be arrested for obtaining money
OH false pretenceS.
A telegram from Zanzibar estimates
that 400 natives were killed in the recent
fight 1T Saadani.
New York, June nth - Paris news
states that the Prince and Princess of
Wales yesterday visited the Exposition
and assembled the Eitfel Tower.
The Temps declares that the Govern.
ment now possess proof sufficient to
instruct the PrOcureur General to indict
General Boulanger.
The B~OulangiStS have protested against
the action of the Government in prohibiting
the meeting at Engouleme, and accuse the
Government of end eavOuring to initiate a
revolution.
A London despatch states that the Rt.
Hon. Arthur Peel gave a welcome at Lean
ingtOn to the American engineers who are
visiting England. In the course of his
address he said that the English admired
the feats accomplished by the American
engineer, and that the heart of England
went out to the Great Republic across the
sea.
Mr.. Gladstone, speaking at Torquay, de-
nounced the Unionists.
Prince Albert Victor will make a tour
to India in the coming winter.
1t is stated that Aver & Company of
Lowell, Massachusetts, have brought a suit
against the Dominion Government for
damages for an illegal ustoms seizure
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