, 1889-07-03

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A special cabinet Council win be he'll d
to consider the Delagoa railroad questio n
The Shareholders protest against Portu.
gals action in cancelling their concessions.
The Royal Yacht Squadron has refused
to confirm Earl Dunraven's challenge to
race for the Americas Cup.
A Paris despatch states that the Pana-
ma relief bill has been passed by 1888 to
So.
New York, July 1st.-Advices from
Delagoa Bay report that the Portuguese
have destroyed a portion of the railway
and fred on the British employees. The
firing is, however, denied. Consequent Old
these reports, a Cabinet Council was held
in London, at which it was decided to send
additional warships TO Delagoa. 1t is
rumoured that Portugal will submit the
question to arbitration.
In the case of Sir George Chetwynd,
versus Lord Durham, the arbitrator has
awarded the former a farthing damages,
each to pay their own costs.
kilograms from West Africa report that
the explorer Stanley is suffering great
privatiOns.
ViscOunt Wolseley, speaking at Black
heath, declared that the nation must con
slider the fact that an invasion of England
would not last over a fortnight, and he
advised that the volunteers ought to be
equipped with this in view.
4 Dublin despatch states that nOtwi'h-
standing q proclamation tOrbidding the
meetings, the NatiOnalists held meetings at
several places in Cork. William O'Brien
and other speakers were arrested. At
Charlesville an attempt at rescue was
made, and the Police fred and wounded
Soma roI NOV OfS0iul1 and Othora
From Berlin it iSstated that 36 buildings
have been burned at Luneburg.
Paris news states that M. Paul de Cas-
sagnac has been expelled from the Cham.
Der of Deputies for charging the Minister
of Justice with using letters, which were
Police forgeries, for the conviction of M.
Meyer, who was sentenced in connection
with the Credit Mobilier frauds.
The Dock lahOurers at Marseilles are on
strike,
London, July 2nd.-RepIying in the
House of Commons to Mr.. Gladstone, the
Speaker decided that no discussion on the
merits of the Sugar bill can arise on a mo-
ton for its discharge.
New York, July 2nd.-LOndOn news
states that the Prince of Wales and his
sons received the Shah at Gravesend. The
Princess and her daughters received the
party at Buckingham Palace.
The Massachusetts Rife Team defeated
the Honorable Artillery Company at the
rifle shooting match in England by 1915
to 961.
The Premier stated in the House of
Lords that England had ordered 8 ships TO
proceed to DeIagOa Bay for the protection
of British interests, adding that Portugals
action was considered high handed and un.
just.
MIR. William O'Brien has been released
on bail.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Sexton
moved an adjournment challenging the Co..
vernmeut to explain the suppression of the
meeting at Cork. Mr.. Redmond accused
the Government of promoting bloodshed
and turmoil. The motion was rejected and
Mr. Gladstone then declared that the
Government having failed to reply to the
allegations could not complain if the mat.
ter were raised again. Mr.. Balfour in
reply said that the Government were an.
xiOus to avoid such scenes, but the leaders
of the mob were responsible, as the Police
were bound to do their duty.
1t is announced that Nj. Winstanley a
protestant Parnellite has been nominated
for Mayor of Dublin. i" {"
Paris dispatches state that the sale of
Secreban's collection of paintings has be.
gun and that Millets Angelus brought
800, 900.
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