, 1893-09-27
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ST.. CROIx STATION

New York, Sept. 23rd-Telegrams from
London announce that Parliament has been
adjourned until the second Of November. Mr..
Gladstone in his closing speech expressed on
behalf of the Cabinet their deep sense OF the
untiring support which they had received
from their followers during the past eight
months Of unexampled Iabour, and further
stated that he felt confident such efforts would
meet with the warm appreciation OF the
country.
One of the missing miners III the Dalcouth
disaster has been rescued but is unable to give
any information as to the fate OF his untortu-
mats comrades.
Berlin advices state that Prince Bismarck
is greatly pleased at the sympathy extended
by the XAVIER towards him during his recent
illness. The Prince is said to have lost
fourteen pounds in weight within a fortnight.
The English yacht "Valkyrie', experienced
very tempestuous weather during her passage
to New York her seams opened considerably
aud her bulwarks were smashed and other
damages sustained, but this will not prevent
the international race taking place on the 9Th
proximo.
kilograms from Rio are conflicting and
apparently the bombardment of and surren-
der Of the city is incorrect.
The u. S. Warship Newark will sail foS
nr6ZlI AT I'll curly OtJ0, GOuShlHS -
Thomas en- route.
The telegram reported to have been re-
ceived in New York on the both inst, by the
uncle Of Senior Ribon a passenger on board
the missing steamer Alvo is now considered
to be doubtful.
New York, both Sept.-London news states
thatthe great race for the Lancashire plate run
or Saturday resulted as follows: Raeburn lst.,
~Isinglass End, Lafeche 3rd,; the betting at
the start was eleven to ten on the favourite
and nine to two against Raeburn.
1t is reported that the GOLFERS strike has
been revived upon the addition to the strike
fund Of sixteen thousand pounds sterling,
being the proceeds of a loan guaranteed by
Sir Balthazar Foster and Messrs Jacoby,
Bayley, Bolton and Broad, Members of Par
lament for Derbyshire in consequence of
this the price Of coal has advanced two
shillings per ton.
A severe snow storm is reported to have
occurred throughout the North Counties of
England. as much as four inches having fallen
IN Westmoreland
A despatch from the Berlin correspondent
Of the Daily Telegraph reports that it IS
und, rstood a complete generalization has
taken place between the Kaiser and Prince
Bismarck. Other kilograms state that Prince
Bismarck suspects these Overtures are deSlgned
to silence his opposition and that he Is not
yet ready to be treated simply as an honored
memory and hesitates to entirely accept them.
The comments in the press generally agree
that the Prince will fall greatly in popular
esteem should he rebuff the Kaiser by refus-
ing to recognize in his changed attitude
anything bat a friendly and appreolative
feeling.
During the operations at a military review
at BarceloDa on Saturday several Anarchists
bombs were thrown and it is thought were
designed to kill General Campos, but fortunate
Iy he received but a few wounds only. The
legs of his horse were shattered and several
soldiers in attendance were killed.
Telegrans from St. Petersburg state that
the Russian monitor Rooalka has been sunk
with IT'S men during 8 storm in the Gull OF
Finland