, 1894-09-12

At Saturdays meeting Of the NorW'cn
Trade Union Congress, two Socialists were
elected AS Members cf the Parliamentary
Committee subsequently the meeting was
adjourned.
London news states that the Comte de
Paris died painlessly and without incident
surrounded by his entire family. 1t - I'M
derstood the body will be inferred at Wey-
bridge, Surrey, the French Cabinet beng
averse to the interment taking place lh the
Orleans NJ ausoleum at Dreux near Charities.
The Royalists in France generally united
in forwarding kilograms OF sympathy anu
homage to the Duke dOlleans, and me late
Counts widow, aud it is believed the order
of names denotes that the Duke Orleans
has accepted the heritage OF the throne 10 the
exclusion of other pretenders.
The Times reports that the late Counts
estate ia valued at four million pounds
sterling. ~~@ea ..
death of the Count, OK presses the opinion that
the only Specification in his death is a proof
that the Royal SITS are to be regarded 80 8
negligible quantity.
Paris news states that an express train from
that CITY to Cologne yesterday collided with
some freight cars that we're being shunted at
APPLY. resulting in the death of eight, and
seriously ~iniuring thirty of the passengers.
A telegram from Berlin reports the death,
from paralysis on Saturday, Of Professor
Hermann Won Helmholtz, the distinguished
Psychologist.
New, York, September 11th.-Advices FROM
Dublin state that Mr.. Timothy Healy has de-
olared that other English Ministers, besides
Mr.. Gladstone and Lord TWeedmOuth, o0nCrl-
buted towards the Irish Parliamentary tuna
in consequences of the Gil cular asking help.
Mr.. James O'Brien, MI. for South Mayo, has
also declared that although tae circular vas
issued in his name, neither he nor any mem
her of his party drafted, signed, Or circuIated
the document.
kilograms from Liverp Dol report that tho
Duke of York yesterday laid the corner store
of a new post Office i'll that city In the course
of a speech on the OCCASION, the Duke congra@
tulated Liverpool upon her great foreign com
merce. which he stated redounded to Englands
credit.
Paris news states that a meeting held for
the election of a Deputy, vice NJ. CaslmlF
Perier. resulted in no majority, in consequences
Of which a reballot will be rendered neces-
sary.
Gdvices from Berlin report that while the
Kaiser was visiting the town Of Marienberg,
an Anarchist distributed revolutionary LEAH
let's amongst a crowd threatening the lives
of the Kaiser and his party.
Dispatches from Naples announce that
yesterday Signor Crispi unveiled a memorial
commemorative of King HumberU's visit to-
that city during the cholera epidemic OF 1854
Speaking at the ceremony the Prime Minis
ter said he considered it necessary that the
Church aud STATE should unite against the
Anarchists. This further strengthens the
impression Of a Impeachment between the
Vatican and the Quirinal.'
A telegram from St. Petersburg states that
M. De Wltte, Minister of Finance, declares
that the Cars policy is absolutely peaceful,
and that Russia is ~indispOSed to war even for
the interests of France. He also considers
it lamentable that ornaments should con-
tinus to grow although three Empsrors de-
sire peace.
Washington news rces that the
Treasury officials have ruled that importatlons
of salt from Turks Island are dutiabls under
the new tariff.