, 1893-06-24
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION

the Pail Mall Gazette reports that Mr..
Gladstone will abandon the financial clause
of the Home Rule Bill and substitute a clause
empowering the Irish Parliament to frame it's
own Budget not to exceed the limit of FIVE
millions sterling, which, however, will have
to be ratified by the Imperial Parliament.
The Daily News publishes a report that
kilograms have been despatched from England
imploring clemency towards seventeen Ar
menians who were sentenced to death on ac-
count Of brutal injuries inflicted on foreigners
during the riots in CBsarea and Marsovan.
The North Derby Stakes run at Newcastle
yesterday resulted as follows Son of a Gun
LIST Harbinger, End Xylophone, 3rd.
Paris kilograms report that NJ. Floquet
challenged the Comte d'Hausson Vile constru-
ing the latter's remarks regarding the Panama
scandal trials as personally alluding to him;
harmless shots were exchanged.
The comments IN the Paris press respecting
the challenges of NJ. Clemenoeau are in favor
OF the action of the two deputies who refused
to accept the same.
kilograms from Madrid state that at mid
night yesterday a bomb was exploded before
the residence of Senior Castillo SCATTERING
many windows and causing great damage
to the walls of neighbOuring buildings. The
explosion of the bomb in it's effect was like
shat of an earthquake. Many casualties are
reported, one of the victims SO far has been
unidentified. 1t is thought probably that the
outrage was committed by dyuamiters
who have lost their lives in their bastard
ly attempt; diSmembered limbs have been
picked mp seventy feet distant from the
scene of the outrage, another person was ar
rested while crawling away severity wounded,
but up TO the present he has made no expla.
nation to the police.
Tbs Nam Work Hora19 -, a a. ol;4or;oI oSro
Gates that the United States should be chosen
to arbitrate in the Franco Siamese dispute,
arguing that England and other Eu-
ropean nations are disqualified on ao-
count of their sympathy with and interest
in the countries in question, and further adj
vocates that France should join in the re-
ported pending request of the Siamese Gov
eminent to the above effect.
London, 2lst June-Sugar in stock on the
18th instant was 0,000 tons last year 1914, 900
tons.
New York, June ~22nd-London news
announces that clause four of the Home Rule
Bill is being expedited through the House
of Common in a similar manner as clause
three by the speaker ruling as out Of order
many Amendments submitted. AS the Bill
progresses through Committee the difficulty
Of dividing on dilatOry motions increases.
The Court of ChanCery has dismissed the
claim of the dowager Duchess of Sutherland
10 Tittens on Chase.
Yesterday 9l00,00 G sterling gold was pur-
chased from the Bank Of England for export
use. The authorities of the bank have now
increas ed the price for gold. The market for
private discounts is reported to be harden
ing.
Paris adyices report that the Secretary to
the British Embassy denies that documents
have been stolen from the Embassy in which
M. Clemenceau is reported to be charged
with high treason; the subject however was
yesterday a matter of discussion between M.
Millevoye aud the Minister for foreign
Affairs.
Further Intelligence from Madrid respect
ing the recent outrage states that the bomb
which was exploded in front of Senior Castil-
los residence caused the ceiling of an adjacent
circus to be precipitated upon the audience,
causing great alarm amongst them. During
the excitement and panic which ensued the
grandson of the Marquis of Havana was fatal
ly injured, and the son of the Marquis of
Guadelast was trampled to death; many
others have been seriously injured.
1t is thought by the authorities that the
bomb exploded preInaturely, thus preventing
the distribution of others carried by the
person whose dismembered remains were
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