, 1894-07-04
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

OOnlIIltlS I0SG HiSAb biE OINtC OCCLCCdIN
of State for the Colonies, replying to a ques-
ton from Colonel Howard Vincent, stated
that he considered the Colonies would again
be ready to assist the Imperial Government
in any manner dependent upon the emergen-
cy OF the case, and to strengthen his opinion
referred to the campaign in the Soudan as an
example and proof. He further announced
that he will consider Sir Charles bikes sug-
gestion that in self governed colonies a print
ed report regarding their annual military
budgets be published.
In the House of Lords Lord Rosebery, in
acknowledging the anti Lords platform at
Leeds, stated that he considered the result was
a valuable indication Of the existing feeling
of the Liberals.
Yesterday afternoon two Anarchists OH
Tower Hill commenced to harangue a c ovid
and shortly afterwards introduced a placard
remarking on the number OF Royalties that,
would be present at the opening Of the Tower
Bridge at their following remarks, which
suggested violence, the speakers were only able
to save their lives by flight and Police pro
t~ection.
Mr.. A. c Swinburne, the we'll known poet
and essayist, has published a sonnet to France
respecting the recent outrage in that country,
and in which he denouuces "Ihe snake
souled Anarch's fang"
Paris news states that Queen Victoria's
admirably wordel sympathetic telegram to
Madame Garnet has been published verbatim.
1t is also stated that the Kaiser's express
sions of sympathy shewed equal warmth, and
il is thong It they will have an important
effect upon International relations.
Yesterday SmtO was again examined, bit
answered all questions timidly. except that
at one time he gave a passionate and Yoluble
address respecting Anarchy, during which
he said that he was ignorant whether he had
KILLED a man named Carnot, but that he
knew he hal killed the President of
the Republic as he would kill any other
chief of state.
President Perier now urges NJ. Dupuy to
remain rs Premier since NJ. Burdean prefers
the Presidency Of the Chamber of Deputies.
Sir Ambrose Shea, the Governor of the
Bahamas, has arrived in New York en- route to
England.
Washington news states that the Senate
has amended the tariff instead of repeating
all reciprocity treaties, but preserves those
treaties that arc not inconsistent with the
Bill.
Demerara 30th-Quarantine has been Off
ciaIly declared against Trinidad.
Barbados 2nd-Medway passenger for st.
Thomas Mr.. Darrell.
New YORK, July Znd-London news
states that in the House of Commons on
Saturday Sir G. Baden Powell gave notice
that it was his intention shortly to in
tro'luce a motion that it will be beyond
P~arliament's power to interfere with the
Colonies right TO impose their own taxes.
The debate on the Budget Bill continues.
Recently the majorities in favor of the
Government have been larger, and it is there
fore expected the present session will be
somewhat protracted. and that several Bills,
which it was thought would have to be-
abandoned, will now probably be passed.
Lord lioSebery. replying to a communion
ton from the anti Gambling League, stalled
that he has followed Cromwell's example in
Keeping race horses, to which the League re-
torted that Cromwell never made bets.
Paris news states that Santo has now
confessed his crime, aud otherwise confirmed
the supposed existence of a conspiracy. He
asserts that seven veil known Anarchist
drew Iots as to who should commit the deed,
aud upon its falling 10 Santo he stated he
was wild with JOY at having been the one
selected. 1t is now believed that Signor rispi,
the Gar, and others were included in the
same plot.
It is announced that the Cabinet will re-
main unchanged.
The funeral obsequies of the late President