, 1889-04-06

GIN OtIOulcuc were yesterday aPralgneu
before the correctional tribunal for connec.
ton with tie Patriotic League. III. De.
rOulede commended that the use of the word
mobilize did not prove a military plot. aud
declared that Notwithstanding the opposi-
ton of the Government the League
would continue in existence.
The Chamber Of Deputies has rejected
the proposal of the Senate to prosecute
PAPERS guilty OF ibrlling officials.
News received in London states that the
New Zealand Government has offered a
vessel to the American admiral at Samoa.
London news states that an excursion
train, loaded with persons on their way
from Southport for l. DndDn to witness the
Cambridge and Oxford Boat race, was de.
rallied ut PenniStone and wrecked, l person
was Killed, and IA others seriously injured.
London, April 3rd.-Sugar in stock on
Tue 18th ult. Was Isl 900 tons. Last year
226, 900 tons.
New York, April ~4th-Advices from
MaSsOwaI report that King John Of Alb
bySSinia has been defeated and slain in
battle, anu that the country is in u state of
anarchy.
'It.is announced that NJ. Emil Treitel, a
large gram dealer of Berlin, has suspended
business with liabilities stated 1T 5000, 900
marks. This failure affects The Corn Ex-
changes Of Europe and New Work.
Sir Charles Russell rpSumimg his speech
before HE Commission, on behalf of the
ParnellileS, declared that the National
l. ague was juStifahie before God and man,
and unless they could prove that, under
the cloak of the Land movement, they had
planned murders and Outrages, the Commits.
sion must declare thar Tho accused men
were endrAv0uring to Tighten the burden
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Mr.. Parnrll is fixed for Tuesday.
The National Liberal Club Of London
has elected NJ. Parnell an honorary Life
Member.
The English Privy Council has reversed
the decision of the Canadian Courts, which
said that metals discovered on the Coast
OF British Columbia belonged to Canada.
The Independence Beige has warned
general BOnl niger that his expulsion from
Belgium will follow any intrigueS against
the French Government.
In Paris "A rnm0ur is circulated that the
Government viii issue a decree of Danish.
meat against General Boulanger. The
BonapariiSts approve of the Generals
course, while the RoyaliStS regard his
Hight aS an act of cOwArdiCe.
1t Is reported that the recent hurricane
has created great dam Ige in the islands Of
AdHLAI dDu 4OHRd.
A despatch from the Hague states that
the Parliament has agreed to establish IA
regency.
New York, April 5th 1.-The race for the
Grand National Sterplechase run at Liver.
pool, resulted as follows Frigate, LIST;
Why Not, 2n NJ. p, 3rd.
The House of Lords by a vote of 95 to II
has elected Earl Morley, Liberal, Chairman
OF Committees, thus rejecting Lord BaIfour.
In the House OF Commons at the report
Stage of he Naval proposal Mr.. Childers
made a motion against the financial method
OF the scheme. The motion was rejected
by 1913 to 125.
A. Sydney despatch states that the Bri,
tish ship C,illiope. by putting to sea. escap.
Ell destruction at Samoa, and has arrived at
that Port She reports that the American
ship NipSic has been foated by the aid
OF the natives.
The French Chamber of Deputies, atthe
request of the Government, has voted by
300 to 203 in favour Of the prosecution Of
General Boulanger.
General Boulanger, in the course of All
interview, declared that he was willing TO
appear ut an aSSize court to meet the
harges against him in a proper and legal
manner, but he would never submit to the
Senate.
Advicps received in Brussels report that
Henry M. Stanley and Emin Pasha were
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