, 1891-11-28
TELEGR A NJ S.
ST. CRoIx STATION.

New York, Nov. 25th.-London news states
that Lord Lytton the British Ambassador died
suddenly in Paris yesterday of heart disease.
The conservative Conference held in Ber-
mingham has adopted resolutions against the
Home Rule party's programme.
The Archbishop of AK has been tried and
convicted of writing m insulting letter to
the minister of Justice, and fined 5000 francs.
M. de GierS had a conference yesterday with
the Emperor William at Berlin.
Brazilian advices state that the resignation
of General da Fonseca has ended the troubles
at Rio Grande do Sol.
London, Nov. ~25th.-Sugar in stock on the
2lst. inst was 81 900 tons. Last year 1922 900
tons.
ST. Vincent, November 25th.-Owing to
threatened disturbances and excitement
here FL. NJ. S. Buzzard was summoned and
arrived on evening of 10Th. Captain land
ed $50 am. Ads orderly crowd of60O per-
sons surrounded his carriage. Stones were
thrown, two struck Capt. Browne. The car
Iiage was much damaged. Capt. Browne
proceeded to Government House. The crowd
patrolled che streets, throwing stones at
windows and doing some damage, several
~inoffensive respectable people were assault
ed. 80 Seamen were landed and clear
ed the streets, several arrests were made and
quiet was restored. On Capt. Brownies re.
turn from GOvernm ent House at 8 p. IN. an
other attempt was made to attack him and
many stones were thrown. Order was re-
established at 1915 p. m. AT 8 a.. M. Goth
the Governor in chief arrived from Grenada
in "Exe," landed at wharf and walked to
Office unguarded, crowd merely composed
of women and boys assembled at wharf and
accompanied him to office, shouting "no
confederation on arrival of mail at $50
pm, an organized attempt was made to
stone Mr.. HAZEL, a member of Council. but
was frustrated by the guard of seamen and
police. Large numbers of people came into
town during course of Friday and several
attempts at disturbance were made, but the
Governor having prohibited holding of
public meeting at the Court HOn e, and 10
seamen and a Gardener gun having been
landed, excitement gradually subsidized and
10y Sun-dOwn he town was quiet. On
Saturday 2lst, at a meeting of Council in the
Court House, the Governor carried ont his
intention Of introducing Chief Justice Ordi-
nance, the proposal to introduce which had
lied to the agitation, carrying The iutr0duc-
ton against unanimous vote Of unofficial
members by official majority. The Governor
then announced that having carried out his
instruction, he would request further in
structions from Secretary of State before
proceeding further with ordinance. The
tow has been quiet since evening of goth,
and force of Seamen has been withdrawn.
There is no sign of any renewal Of the at
tempted disturbance.
New York, November 26th.-The Conser-
vative conference at Birmingham has been
adjourned, The meeting advocates the
creation of small rural holdings in order to
check the rural population from over-crowd-
ing the towns,
The Marquis of Salisbury, in a speech on
the protection heresy, admitted that British
trade had undoubtedly been hjndered for
the moment by foreign Legislation.
A.Paris despatch states hat profound
regret is felt at the death ofLord Lytton.