, 1892-10-08
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

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midnight of the 4th.
New York, October 5th-LondOn news
announces that Lord Tennyson is dying.
The Hon. H. Courtney in an address
delivered at a meeting at Liskeard said that
the farmers must not expect that imposed
duty would make food dearer, but that though
there were symptoms in favor of protection
he believed the House of Commons would
remain firm in the matter Of Free Trade. he
also added that it would he hopeless to
expect that Parliament could change the
position of the farmers as they had to COM
pete with the producers Of America and the
Colonies.
Paris advices state that the strikers at
Carmaux have been arrested for menacing
and assaulting the manager Of the mine.
They have been sentenced to prison for perl
DDS ranging from days to months.
A long distance ride between Berlin and
Vienna has caused much excitement in the
two capitals; Austria won. Lieutenant Mlklos
arrived at Berlin first. Prince Frederik Leo
pold arrived first Ill Honsdorf, the Austrian
terminus of the race.
The United otatos Government have Sc
cured a site for a coaling station at Samoa,
London, October 5th.-.Sugar in stock ON
the LIST ms. ant was l05, 900 tons. Last year
$4,000 tons.
New York, October 9Th. London news
states that Lord Tennyson's life is quietly
ebbing away.
The freedom Of the city Of Liverpool has
been presented to Mr.. Gladstone.
The memorial stone of the Carnegie public
Library at Ayr has been laid. After the cere-
mony the freedom Of the BlrIh WAS present
ed to Mr.. Carnegie.
Dispatches from Paris state that by latest
adyices from Dahomoy the French and Daho-
neyans were preparing for battle.
Coun. Desartiges, formerly Ambassador for
France at Rome, is dead.
In the long distance ride between Berlin and
Vienna, the best records were made by II
Austrian officers.
The steamer Panama, running between New
York and Havana, is reported to be ashore at
Elbow Reef, Florida.
Trinidad. October 9Th p. IN: Barometer
here 1910. wind strong from West and sea
rising.
New York. October 7th.-London nows
states that Lor, I~ennyson died today at Aid
worth House. His Lordship the Bishop Of
Winchester will preach the funeral sermon at
Haslemere Church on Sunday. The Author
ties of Westminster have invited Mr.. Hallam
Tennyson to bury his father in the Abbey.
The funeral will be public.
The Pail Mall Gazette in al article thinks
that Mr.. Algernon Swinburne, will be the next
poet Laureate.
Advlces from Simla state that the Black
Mountain tribes have fed TO the hills on learn
ing that Colonel Sir William LockhSrt had
left with an expedition 10 punish their deprs-
dations on British territory
From London il is announced that a prison
or in the House of Correction since December
last, has died from cnolela. There are z
other cases IN the Institution. The Doctors
are unable TO determine now the disease has
been introduced. death from cholera has
been reported from Cork.
The cholera is reported TO be dwlndllng
away in Paris and Hamburg according to the
List published.
There have been heavy damages caused hy
forms in France and Italy.
Colon, Oct. 7th.-It is reported that Presic
dent Nunez has ordered that all Atlantic
ports Of Colombia be opened to vessels leaving
the United States or United Kingdom after
18th September. provided they 40 not bring
cargo orpassengsrs hom infected ports.
New York, October 7th
Flour, ST. Lawrence, pr. bSi. $40
Meal, best brandywlne, per. brl 80
Heavy Mess Pork, PEI brl. ll4-l1
New Seasons Pork, per brl 124-13
Crystals. ". Ii. 33-s
N"e" Il. 10 G. X. per 10 3
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