, 1889-05-01
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

1IyHnOUln, April AGln.-Ll nc ~. W ~
Nile from the West Indies arrived here at
3 p. m. to-day.
New York, April 27tl.-Tt is announced
that the King of Holland will resume the
reinS of government on the 3rd of May.
General BOulauger has reiterated his
disavowal of any intention to precipitate y
war between France and Germany, but
nevertheless he is Of opinion that the
future of Fran. q vas not settled forever by
the war of 1870, adding that he conld
never consent thar France be inSulted'
He is anxious TO cement q friendship
between France, Russia, and England.
Lord Randolph Churchill di ed yester.
day with General Boulanger and Count
Dillon.
Viscount Vaudeville was yesterday
charged at the Police Court with fraudu.
lently obtaining EOS. The hearing of the
case was adjourned.
The British Treasury has given notice
that all ConSols If the 3 per cents will be
paid off on July 3rd.
Mr.. Chamberlain, speaking at Blrmlng'
ham, declared that The GIadst0nians were
the Legitimate sons of the Liberal Party,
the Unionists being the true heirs.
Prince Albert Victor will visit Belfast
on May Dist.
Paris news states that the Compton
d'EScompte has formed u new Company,
whose capital is guaranteed by d syndicate
of Bankers.
The Delegates for the United States to
the Samoan Conference have arrived in
Berlin.
The treasure on board the American
war vessel wrecked at Samoa has been re-
covered.
1t is reported that Bushire, the Chief Of
the insurgents in East Africa, has released
the Mi sionary and his wife captured dur.
ing the recent troubles. He still holds 3
captives until he be paid $4,000 ransom,
which it is understood the British Consul
Will pay.
New York, April 29th.-It is reported
that the son OF NJ. ROchefort has commit.
ted suicide at Bona, Algeria.
It is announced that the King Of Den.
mark has created Capt. Murrell of the
missouri q Knight of the Order of Dan
nebrog i'll recognition of his services in
r~eScuing the passengers and crew of the
S. $. "Danmark". The Captain and EN-.
gineers of the "Danmark' certify that the
engines were the cause of the loss of the
ship, which was in perfect order, and deny
i'll detail all the reports to the contrary.
The Duchess of Elinburgh met the
Duke at Portsmouth. His condition is
better, though he is extremely weak and
confined to bed.
Further advices received in London
state that the Chief Bushire of the insur-
gents in East Africa has released the
missionaries and the ransom has been
paid.
At q banquet given by the College of
Physicians at Dublin, Earl Londonderry
announced his resignation.
Paris news states that at the Municipal
elections at st. Ouen, General Boulanger
and MN. Laguerre, Deroulede and Naquet,
although not standing as candidates, al
most defeated the Radical candidates.
A banquet will be given in Paris in
honor of General Boulanger's birthday.
The report of the LiquidatOr OF the
Societe DIES Metaux states that the liabill-
ties exceed the assets by 10000, O00fcs.
Six Russian war ships have arrived in
Corean waters it is supposed that the
object of the expedition is to establish a
cOaling station.
The Queen of Wurtenburg, who is at
Nice, has had a narrow escape, while driv-