, 1893-10-28
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ST. GROIN STATION

ITlInat8 OF all Ireland.
The death is also announced Of tho Maha-
rajah Dhuleep Singh.
A deputation Of evicted tenants waited on
Mr.. John Redmond for the purpose Of ascer-
tanning from him whether he api ,rovsd of
their forcibly r~etaking possession of their
various holdings; Mr.. Redmond however,
advised them to await the disclosure of the
plans of the Government before taking any
action.
A despatch from the correspondent of a
London paper states that the Papal agents
are arranging for the transfer to Paris of the
Vatican treasures a committee of Cardinals
has advised the investment Of the Papal funds
in England.
Referring to the above a New York paper
in an editorial expresses an opinion which
indicates that Italy is seeking war in order
to escape bankruptcy.
At Spezzia thirty italian w~arships well
coined the British squadron by the ex-
changing Of salutes. F6tes will take place
after the funeral OF the late Lord Vivian.
New York, Oct 25th-London news an
nounces that Mr.. Moore, the editor Of the
Bells Messenger" and also Of the "Ma1k Lane
Express yesterday attempted to conmi
suicide, upon 1t being known that ne was being
charged with enbezzling the funds Of those
Journals.
AZ ~ A6pOiIeu lHdC OH RliCudel ~ VIII y
application for a certificate in bankruptcy
has been rejected.
Political news states that Messrs Asquith
and Morley lave conferred together regard
ing the relief of the evicted tenants, AMI
especially respecting the amnes ty of political
convicts.
ct Belfast 500 Delegates attended a con-
vention Of the Ulster defence League. During
the m Getting the assertion that it was Jegrad.
ing to listers status to be under the Home
Rule Bill was repudiated Colonel Sauu-
dei son, speaking on The subject, declared that
if the measure was, ever accepted Ulster
We la separated from Great Britain and
tia .e Loyalists Of Ulster would be no
long, .)lut 10y imperial laws.
IL stated that the 5 oIetat Of State for
The lotonies synpathises with the Matabeles,
and that instl actions have been sent to SIR
Henry Loeb to assume sole control in South
Africa, thus displacing premier Rhodes
authority.
1t is also reported that Matabeleland and
Mashonaland will in future be administered
by the British Government and not BY the
South African Company.
Paris dispatches state that the Russian
Admiral visiting that city has received u
delegation from Lorraine, who presented him
with a golden book containing the Signatures
Of l,8U0 communal mayors, in which it %certities
that they were in sympathy with the friend
Ship Of France and Russia.
The Commercial Bulletin Of New York
mentions a ruIaour, but without details, that
sixty Thousand barr els of ST. Lawrence -four
have been sold at three sixty to three sixty
five.
Granada, 25th.-His Excellency Sir Chas.
Bruce arrived here yesterday in RMS. Eden
and was today sworn qs Governor in Chief of
the Windward Islands,
Trinidad, 25th. H. E, Sir Napier and
Lady Broome arrived here this morning per
Eden.
New York, Oct. 26th-London news states
that the race for the Cambria geshi. G stakes
run yesterday resulted as follows Lord Dun
ravens "Molly Morgan" LIST; ''Raeburn" End
prisoner 3rd the betting at the start was
100 to 6 against ''Molly Morgan"
Sir Henry Loeb is now investigating the
1um0r that the South African Company's
agent summoned the chiefs to fo:t Victoria
and ordered the Mat beles TO cross their bor-
der, thirty miles distant. within one hour, and
that the pursuers caught up with the latter
who were amounted and running for their
lives, shooting down twenty five of their
number during the pursuit. Sir Henry, tits
expected, will conclude a treaty Of peace
instead of pursuing a policy of conquest and
confiscation.
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