, 1893-07-05
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with the IZaTGW VA ASNCNA~
IN London for the purpose of attending the
wedding festivities Of the Duke of York and
Princess May.
The survivors of q. MS. Victoria have arriv-
sd at Malta. 1t is said by them that the late
Admiral Tryon s~ignalled for the %gridiron evolu-
ton when the vessels OF the squadron were only
ak cables apart add had they all complied
with this order it would have caused each cou-
pie to collide.
Parisnews announces the death in Africa
of the Due Dues; he was engaged IN Inc
exploration of that country.
Dispatches from Germany report that III
consequence of the excessive drought it has
been decided to forbid the expectation OF
fodder into France.
Washington news states that President
Cleveland has issued "a proclamation calling
Cor an extra session Of Congress on the 9TH
August to repeal the existing law compelling
the treasury to purchase silver.
The New York Exchange Market reports
the bullion value of the American doilar
having advanced to So cents and that q pa
of 5S cents for Mexican Silver was onereo;
it is confidently hoped that the Crisis has now
passed.
New York, 3rd July London news states
that the plan announced by Mr.. Gladstone
as to the procedure during the continuation
OF the debate on the. Home Rule Bill improves
the outlook for the measure. The chle1 oD-
stacle is the necessity for concllla}lng the
,parnellite party regarding the nnanclal
clauses without alternating the English sup
porters of the Government. The Unlonists
are resolved to continue the debate exhaus-
lively, intending that the closure shall necea-
state the adoption OF q portion OF tue
amendments not yet debated.
Paris kilograms report Coant dc hesseps 20
be in a dying state.
The world wide Silver crisis has been re-
lieved by President Cleveland's proclamation
calling an extra session of Congress on lth
prOximo to repeal the existing law. The tall
oftwenty cents per ounce IN New 4orE was
followed by q reaction OF ten. Domesllc
eomment and foreign kilograms are unalll-
mously hopeful of an Improvement toilowln8
the action. which will be taken 10y Congress
Money is reported TO be easier ana Stocks
have risen.
New York, 4th July.-London news states
that Sir. Charles Dixie commenting in the
House Of Commons on the official reports OF
the recent disaster in the Mediterranean SAID
that if Admiral TIyon had survived that only
a free pardon,would have prevented his beng
shot.
The Prime Minister stated in the House of
Commons in reply TO a Question by Mr..
Redmond that it was intended to appoint a
commission Of enquiry into the present imam.
oial relations between Great Britain and
Ireland.
The Times publishes d telegram from its
Cairo correspondent in which it states that
the Khedive has requested the Sultan to re-
place the British in Egypt with Turkish
troops and also to eudeavour to secure the
recall Of the British Minister to that coun-
try.
Paris dispatches announce that the organl-
GERS Of the "Bal des Quatre Arts" held IN the
Quarter Latin have been fined and imprlson-
ed for the immodesty OF the costumes worn
on the occasion. The students made a
demonstration protesting against this ac-
ton, they were charged 10y the police
during which a spectator was killed. A
thousand disorderly students then marched
to the Chamber of Deputies where they were
met and pacifed by Deputy Dreyfuss, who
made a sta tement to the effect that the Ere
feet of Police, Nj. Loze, had r~esigned-Pre-
lnier M. Dupuy, answering NJ. Millerand, has
promised a full inquiry into the matter.
After this, however. the students adjourned
TO the residence of NJ. Loze smashing the
windows and doing other damage, also built
bonfres and otherwise creating considerable
disturbance. beating the police With their
swords. The disturbance was proceeding
~ 1o.,;nr tbo pu,S1S having bpen chilled