, 1891-11-07
t E G A S.
ST. CROIX STATION

tnat MI McDefnlOGC, VINO is the nephew OF the
late Mr.. Parnell, has horsewhippedM Mr., Timothy
Healy to avenge an insult on Mr.. Parnelrs
mother and sister conveyed in his speech at
Longford.
The death is announced at Teano, Italy. of
Prince Louis Luoien, the last surviving nephew
of Napoleon I.
The State elections in the United States
have resulted in the return.of Mr.. SLOWER.
the Democratic Candidate, as Governor of
New York, and Mr.. MacKinley for Ohio.
New Jersey, and Maryland have gone
Democratic, and Pennsylvania and Massachusv
sets Republican.
London Novbr. %4th-Sugar in stock on the
31st ultimo was $4,000 tons. Last year
IS. 1000 tons.
Jamaica, Nov. 4th-According to iuforma.
ton obtained from one of the "Moselle''
passengers, who arrived here Yesterday by
'Yucatan," the steamer left Port Limon on
2Sth and experienced good weather through
out the passage, at 4.30 on the morning of
the disaster he heard the man on the look
out call out 3 times at intervals "land ahead"
to which the chief officer on duty replied all
right each time. A few minutes after, the
ship struck and the captain came on deck.
Pilot Bryan of the Moselle, who also arrived
by "Yucatan", states that he is at q loss to
understand the wrecking of the vessel at such
a place. He denies the rumour that the Cap
= tain committed suicide. He, the pilot, and
the chief officer, were the last to cave the
ship, and they waited alongside for Capt.
Rowsell until a heavy sea parted the rope
and they could not approach the ship again
on account of the high seas. At. midnight
she broke fore and aft and at that time the
Captain was on the fore part Of the starboard
side. AT about 8 o'clock he took off his shirt
and waved at the shore asking forassistance, but
none could be rendered. He then by theaid Of
q life buoy tried to swim ashore but unfortu-
nately 3 heavy seas broke over him and he
was seen struggling for q few moments and
then disappeared.
New York Nov. 5th.-Advioes received in
London report that another revolution has
broken out in Brazil. The Congress has been
dissolved, martial law proclaimed, and dicta-
torship established.
A turbulent meeting was held yesterday at
Waterford ct which $50 persons were injured.
Mr.. Healy repeated his language about Mr..
Parnells widow.
Her Majesty the Queen has appointed the
Earl of Dufferin as Warden of the "Cinque
Ports."
A. serious revolution has occurred in the
province OF 4uKlan, Cnlna.
New York, Nov. 6th.-London news states
that further fighting has occurred at Cork in
which Mr.. William O'Brien has been injured.
A troop train in India which was convey
ing British soldiers became derailed. S SOL
diers were killed and 81 injured.
An Ottawa telegram states that the Cabinet
crisis is over. The Premier and the Hon. ].
A.. Chapleau having arrived at an under
standing.
Paris dispatches state that the Customs
Committee Of the Chamber Of Deputies has
agreed to the rate of duty on American Pork
as fixed by Senate.
The French Radical Deputies yesterday met
to consider the reform of the party, but it is
believed that efforts will fail. M. Clemenceau
has regrouped the Extreme Left on a programme
demanding the revision Of the Constitution
The Reform Of Taxation and the Abrogation
of the Concordat.
New York, November 9Th
Flour, st. Lawrence, pr. brl. S5.26
IDEAL, best br andywine, per. brl. $40
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 81
New Seasons Pork, per hrl 1O4
&C., Crystals, per Ii. 3 5-16
Sugar f. to e. r. per lbs
English Islands Molasses not quoted.
Exchange New York and London 1901
London November 9Th
Demerara Orys tails sr cwt It's Cd
Sugar I Muscovado pr cwt / 3sOd.
German Beet go las Aid
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