, 1892-06-25
TELEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

Replying in the House OF Commons to Mr..
Labouchere, Mr.. Balfour stated that the
business of the House would be finished on
the 18th inst. and he could dissolve ParlIa-
ment on TIE same day.
On the occasion Of the Grand Duke Con-
~stantino leaving Nancy, the students and
townsfolk cheered him and Russia.
A Berlin telegram states that the Empress,
tho Emperor and Princes went to the railway
station to welcome the King and Queen Of
Italy.
Washington alyices state that the Prssi,
dents message to the Senate recommends re-
t~aliation on Canada on account Of the discri-
mination against American vessels navigating
the Canadian Canals.
Trinidad, June 2lst.-At yesterdays meet
ING Of the Legislative Council the Governor
announced that the report Of the Judicial
enquiry Commission is being printed, and will
be made public as soon az possible. The &C
c%usations made against the Chief Justice by
the Commissioners are of such a grave nature
that it is unadyisahlo he should preside in
the Supreme Court Of the Colony until they
have been di8proyed Of by the highest author.
ty charges will be preferred against his Honor
under the Colonial regulations without delay,
with a view Of his suspension from office. But
tie Governor feels it his duty to interdict him
from further performance Of the powers and
functions Of Chief Justice until his case is
finally decided.
New York, June 22nd. London news
states that the Agricultural Holdings Bill
was yesterday read q third time in the House
Of Lords,
Paris dispatches state that NJ. Ravachol the
anarchist and dynamiter who was recently
sentenced to Imprisonment for life IS under
going his trial at Moutbrison on q charge Of
5 murders.
At a parade Of the German army the King
of Italy was most enthusiastically greeted.
The betrothal is announced OF the Empe-
ror's sister Margarethe to the Prince Frederick
Charles, the eldest SON Of the Landgravo of
Hesse.
Count Herbert Bismarck was yesterday
married to the Countess Marguerite Of Hoyos
at Vienna.
London, June 22ud-Sugar in stock on the
18th. was 1874 900 tons. Last year 10000
tons.
Martinique 22nd-Tbe elections for the
Municipal Council have caused considerable
excitement in Saint Pierre, yesterday the
chiefs Of TIE two parties, NJ, Nicole and NJ.
Styves came to blows, sticks, and billiard
cues, being freely used. in the street NJ.
Styves was set upon, and in the melee received
a knife wound in the stomach from which it is
said he is dying, His ASSISTANTS were prompt
~ arrested.
Martinique, June 23rd.-M. Styves died yes
telday from the wounds received the previous
day. NJ. Nicole who was arrested for insult
ing the chief of Police and the chief of the
Municipal Commission is in the Military
Hospital seriously i'll,
London, June 23rd.-At a meeting of Lord
Brassey's house a resolution was passed IA
voring the establishment of a Biological Sta
ton at Jamaica.
New York, June 23rd.-The London Bank
ers, G. Baker and Company, have suspended
payment for SO, 100000.
NJ. Ravaclol has been found guilty at
Montbrison and condemned to death.
The Paris dynamite manufacturing syndicate
shows defalcations amounting to 81, 100000.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of
the directors.
AT the Chicago convention Mr.. Cleveland
was nominated the democratic candidate for
the Presidency
New York, June 24th-The race for the
Northumberland Plate was run yesterday
and resulted as follows, Newcourt 1st, Golden,
Drop End, Clarence 3rd.
At a meeting of the Empire Trade League
the Ri. Hon. James Lowther said that the
Marquis Of Salisbury favored the desire Of