, 1893-10-25

are now advancing against King Lobsugusla;
in the conflicts over one hundred Of the OPP
posing Matabeles were killed. Captain Camp
bell Of the attacking forces was severely
wounded during the engagement and sue
cumbed after the smputation Of his leg.
kilograms from Bombay report that seri-
Gus riots have taken place there between the
Hindoos and Mahomedans.
The steamship Lucania has arrived at
Queenstown, having made the passage from
New York in one hundred and thirty-th three
hours and a half.
The Campania has also arrived in New
York having completed the westward passage
in one hundred and thirty-three hours twenty
five minutes.
Paris news states that the Russians are still
being received with tue greatest enthusiasm
yesterday they drove outside of Paris about
forty miles during which they were greeted
with kisses and strswn with flowers.
AT the Hotel lie Vile a banquet was given
In their honor anil it is estimated at least
800, 900 persons assembled out side Of the
hotel during the entertainment.
A very serious collision il reported from
Battle Greek station on the Grand Trunk
Railway, caused by the regulation train orders
having been disobcytd. The debris took fire
and no water was obtainable within a mile Of
the scene OF the disaster. Twenty six dead
bodies we've removed in a horribly msngled
state sndsriug identity in. possible, many Of
the unfortunate passengers were burned
alive and Atty are reported as seriously in.
jurod.
Washington advioes announce the arrival
there and reception by President Cleveland
of Count Rsventlow, the newly appointed
Danish Minister.
Barbados. 2lst Oct.-Sir James Hay Gov
--. - AI;s island laa%Aa for Erotanl 49,
"Orinooo' to.dsy.
New York, oct. 23rd-London news an
nounces the death from pneumonia OF Lord
Vivian the British Ambassador to Italy.
In consequence of Lord Viyisn's death the
Italian reception of the British feet at Spszzia
merely consisted in thu exchange Of lndis-
pensibls c~lvllltres.
Political news announces that Mr.. John
Redmond recently speaking at Cork, declared
that no Government needing lush votes
could remain in power without granting an
amnesty to all political prisoners again
speaking at Dublin he reiterated his coo
remarks.
Mr.. Asquith speaking in Fifeshire re-
plying to Mr.. John Redmond's views
stated that there may be possibly one
political convict entitled to the clemency
of the Crown, but certainly no others.
Yesterday y number of well known Social.
lists and Anarchists arranged to meet in Ira
falgar Square there was however, a very
small attendance, consequently the proceed,
ings were extremely dull, the chief feature
being the display Of a shrouded corpse label
LED "Asquith Murdered
Paris kilograms announcing the funeral
obsequies yesterday Of the late Marshall Mac
Mahon, report it to be one of the most SPLEEN
dill imposing pagsants t at has ever taken
place in that city.
The 9 were present forty thousand troops
aud uncounted throngs of mo turner's and spec
tators who were most orderly and respectful;
this was especially noticed towards the
German and Italian officers representing
Emperor William and King Humbert.
Lord Duferin presented a magnificent
wreath from Queen Victoria. Colonel Talbot
also presented ore on behalf of the Ptince
and Princess Of Wales. Each cath was
most appropriately inscribed.
After some eulogistio o~rations by Premier
Dupuy and General LoiEilIon the funeral
ceremonies were brought to an end.
New York news states that in d pool match
between Roberts and Deoro, the former scored
924 points against 900 by the latter.