, 1893-03-01
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ST. { ROIX STATION.

New York, February rehabilitation IN
telligencs annomL ces that Mr.Alltn,a Liberal,
has been elected NJ P. for Gatethead, Nh.
Hogan. Anti Parnellite, fer Middle Tilrelmy
and Mr. Lawson, 9 Liberal, for Chen
cester.
A quarter Of a. million Of spindles resumed
operation at the Oldham cotton mills. The
splnners having accepted the reduction Of
Il per cent of thUir wages. The Munchea-
ter masters are still holding out.
1t il stated that the Lords of the Admiral.
ty do not concur in the acquittal of Admiral,
Fairfax, Commander Dickson and Captain
Hastings, for the strApding of the Frlgate
Howe"
Paris sdvices state that after the election
Of NJ. Ferry as President Of the Senate had
been announced to the Chamber, VI. Ferry
called on President and Madame Garnet. whers
he was ths recipient Of warm congl atuls-
tisns.
The Chamber of Deputies has passed q bill
for ths taxing of time bargains on the BourSe.
by . vote of 436 to Al. Thu proposal 30 i'm
pose e tax on time bargains ON the produce of
merchandise was rejected.
NJ. Charles dc Lssseps' appeal has bseA
rejected, the trial will be proceeded with by
the Assize Court.
Dispatches from San Francisco stats that
Mr.. MacKay, the millionaire and mine ownSE
was shot in that city by a crank, who is dying
from wounds inflicted by himself. 1t it sta~
ted that Mr.. MacKay is likely to recover:
Copenhagen intelligence announces that
the Folkething is against the sending of the
Danish Corvette to New York to attend the
naval display.
Barbados, Fe br. 24th-Mrs. Cap tain MacKsn-
zie, the wife Of the general supt. Of the ROYAL
Mail Coy. died here last evening at 8 o'clock
Dominica, Feb. 24th-Mr.G. B. Blaine, colo
nial engineer and surveyor General, died hero
to day.
New York, February 27th.-Ths death is
announced OF h ing George Tubon of the
Tonga Islands.
London news announces that the mill
owners of Haywood have closed their factories.
thereby causing thousands Of looms to be
idle.
Archbishop Croke Of Cashel has made an
appeal through 'Freeman's journal to- the
various Irish factions, begging them to unite
for the purpose Of considering and concerting
on the Home Rule Bill.
Dispatches from Paris state that the Gov
srnment's Bill proposing tho Suspension Of
individual legal actions by tho Panama Canal
creditors has been issued.
Advices from Brussels state thar the Re-
1erendum outrage qtsStAoh Ih 'nAt coAu'by
has begun.
1t is reported that tho Arab alave ira lsrs OF
the Congo have been defeated ut Batcls Ivy
the forces of captain Dhanis.
1t is announced that the divorce Of King
Milan from Queen Nat liz his been d cLAred
void and that a 2nl m,rri4gs will not be ne
CcSsary.
Advicrs from Washi lgton state that Trthi-
dent Harrison has announced t" I'll" Hawaii IN
Commissioner that he fears it will be lmpos-
sible to ratify the annexation treaty this SEES
sion.
New York, February 2Sth.- Parliamentary
intelligence from London states that Mr..
Gladstone br night forward a motion for the
precedence Of the Governments business in
the House Of Commons it Wa carried by g
vote If 270 to 228.
The Ri. Hon. Sir w, Y. Harcnurt introduced
the liquor trade veto Bill which was read g.
first time in the House of Commons.
Lord Dunraven addressed " UniOnist meet
ing at INVERSION Yesterday, h" spoke against
the Home Rule Bill.
In the House Of Commons - Conservative
member asked the Govern n mt why tho Ha-
tionality of the steamr, city Of New York"
had been changed. The Secretary to the
Admiralty stated in reply that there was
nothing to prevent the transfer OF a British
-.,ob,~& orr;sor +n anv foraiuD couotrv after