, 1892-09-07
Sept. 9TH 1892.
AT. CEOIN STATION-

NIAC dA APdAlh ~ y NAA4AOA o'ASCtJ AHNS ohORClAN
ed payment. The suspension has created no
excitement.
At Northwich, England, the strikers at the
salt works attacked the no1-union men and
the military had to be called out to suppress
the disorder.
1t is reported that a British warship has
placed the Gilbert Islands under an English
protectorate.
The Marquis Denores has published a
letter in which he declares that Baron
Morenheim the Russian Minister to France
has stated that the entire press Of Paris ap-
peared as if it were in the hands of the Jews,
and that the Rothschilds had openly opposed
the Russian loan.
The cholera has appeared at Dieppe and
other ports of France.
The Danish expedition passed the winter
in Greenland, aud then returned to Iceland
after obtaining great scientific results.
They will return to Greenland next month.
Latest advicos state that the Moorish rebels
have submitted to the Sultan's authority.
Barbados, 3rd-AIl vessels arriving here
from Europe will be disinfected and quaran-
tined 10 days, only natives Of Barbados and
officials of Barbados from Europe will be al
lowed to land after 10 days quarantine.
Grenada 3rd-The Government have de-
clartd Europe and the United States to be IN
fected places, against which quarantine shall
be enforced.
New York, Sept. 5th-Mr. James OConnor,
in the course of a speech at Cork. said that
Mr.. Morley had promised a gratifying conces-
sion to the evicted tenants IN Ireland.
The shareholders of the firm Of Sir Titus
Salt Sons and Coy. plushmakers Of Saltaire,
near Bradford, have decided to wind up bust
ness, the trade having fallen one tenth on
account Of the Nc. Kinley tariff.
In Paris there are SO new cases Of cholera,
and AZ deaths have occurred. Special bar
racks are being prepared in isolated places
for the reception of persons stricken with the
disease. 1t is claimed that it is not true
Asiatic cholera.
President Harrison's circular has caused
the Italian emigrants in transitin France to
be sent back to Italy at the expense of the
French Government.
2 ships, the ''Normannia" and the 'Rugia,"
arrived at New York from Hamburg with 8
cases of cholera on board, having had 9
deaths on the voyage.
The old palace at Naples has collapsed,
burying several persons in the ruins.
Antigua, Sept. 5th.-2l days quarantine en-
forced on all European potts, Porto Rico,
Danish and Virgin Islands from date Of
departure.
St. Kits, Sept. 9TH Quarantine Board
hes imposed 10 days on all arrivals from
Europe, and IA days against St. Thomas, con
sidering her quarantine against Hamburg and
Havre to be insufficient.
st. Thomas, Sept. 5th-A quarantine Of Il
days has been established here on all arrivals
from European ports dating from date of de-
parture or last case of sickness, other pre-
cautions will also be taken.
New York, Sept. 6th.-London news states
that with the exception of 2 cases, which are
recovering, there is no cholera in England.
Another tinplate company at Swansea are
closing their works, thus throwing 1000 hands
out of employment.
President Carnot visited the King of Greece
at AK les Bains yesterday, and at the SANE
time NJ. Ribot ard NJ. de Froycinet visited
the Duke de Leuchtenburg and NJ. de Giers.
The Duke de Leuchtenburg afterwards
visited NJ. C1rnot at the Marie. At a
banquet later at the Marie a child dressed
in the Russian National costume presented
President Carnot with a bouquet and recited
a speech, on the conclusion of which the
President warmly embraced the child, saying
"Je t'embrasse RuSsie."
President Harrison's letter of acceptance
of his nomination for the Presidency has been
published. He claims that the Mackinley
law has proved a great benefit to he