, 1893-02-22
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nounces that Lord Randolph Churchill ts'
iivered a speech against Home Rule in the
House of Commons yesterday.
The House Of commons las nd pttd q
motion requiring that the editor Of the Tues
Apologies for All attack made by han g list
the Irish members.
PATS advices state that through an inter
p~ellation made as regards the Government'0
general policy a vote of confidence WAS taken
which resulted by 3l5 to 1856.
The death is announced Of the celebrated
French actI ess Nile. Josephine Brohan.
Washington Dispatches state that the Ia.
wsiian annexation treaty has been published
the main points are the waving Of autonomy
on the part Of Hawaii and the transfer of the
Government property to The United States.
The American Government will in leturn
assume the Hawaiian national debts and
grant pensions to tho former Queen and the
heir apparent.
New York, February 18th.-London nows
states that the Home Rulc Bill was ycstsr-
day read a lRt tiLle in the House Of Commons.
Messrs. Chamberlain and Goschen made
adverse speeches to which Dir. John Morley
replied.
Mr.. DeCobain OK Member of Parliament
has been arrested in Belfast.
kilograms from Constantinople announce
the appointment Of Osman Pasha in place "a
Mouktar PaEha. This appointments gives
great relief to the British officials in Egypt.
1t is reported that England purposes send
ing 2 delegates to the cholera Congress Co b~
held in Dresden.
Advioes from Berlin state thas General
Won Caprivi strongly denounced in the Reich
alag agrarian outrages and the antl-semitie
parties. He declared that he will not re-
sign his office.
His Holiness the Pope received a deputa-
ton of 5000 Italian pilgrims whiting Rome
on the occasion of the Episcopal Jubilee.
Washington news reports that President
Cleveland has appointed Mr.. Morton Of Ne
braska as Minister of Agriculture.
New York, February 20th.-London news
announces that Mr. Mac Innis. Liberal has been
elected NJ. 2. for Hexham and Mr.. Jordan.
anti Parnellite, NJ. p. for South Meath.
The Rt. Hon. A. Balfour has been i'll with
influenza. but ia now better.
Dispatches from Brisbane state TINT
Queensland is again threatened by floods, the
city & other places are partly under water.
The cotton spinners of Lancashire who are
on strike have agreed to acorpta reduction Of
81 per cent on wages. The masters will hold
Il meeting TO consider tire proposal.
Princess Ralulani of Hawaii now in England,
has made an appeal TO the American people.
She states that she inteuds going to Washing
ton to plead for the throne which by the
constitution of Hawaii she was to. have inhs-
rited.
Dispatches from Rome state that His Holt
ness the Pope celebra ell his jubilee in the
Cathedral of St. Peters. The building was
packed, and thousands OF persons were unable
TO gain admission.
Berlin advices announce The death of BarOM
Blsrichroeder, a banker of that city.
London, February Dist 1t is reported
that the Ri. Rev Doctor owaby has
been appointed Lord Bishop OF Drmerara.
The Under Secretary Of State for the Colo
MES stated in the House Of Commons that the
Home Government disapproved Of a Colonial
vote for the Guiana Blshopric.
New York, Febry. 2l>t..London news an
nounces that the new registration bill was
yesterday introduced ana read a LIST time in
the House of Commons.
The Midlothian Liberal Association has
adopted a resolution stating that Home Rule
is necessary for Scotland,
Her Majesty the Queen will entertain at
Windsor Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone.
Paris advioes state that NJ. Leroyer, PIesi-
dent Of the Senate, has retired. 1t Is said
that his retirement is on account of political