, 1894-10-06

The DAILY Telegraph Also III an euIto'lai OH
the subjcct outsiders that the immnlence Of a
Japanese coup upon Pekin is far more seri-
GUS. Tn article further considers that if a re-
~volution should take place among the Chinese
following their defeat, a massacre OF all Eu-
ropeans would follow, and through which an
Eastern question woulG beyond prophecy
aris-.
Advices fro the East report that all for
eigners including tue British residents and
officials in Pekin have been violently insult
ed in the streets. Other dispatches states
that the Chinese are removing their trsa-
sures from Moukden.
At the meeting for the election of the Lord
Mayor Of London, Sir Joseph Renals secured
1862 votes against 400 cast for Mr.. George
Phillips. There were six other candidates
the voting for whom is Incomplete
1t is announced that the British Minera'
Federation League gave to the Scotch COLI
liers during the strike the sum of 60 7j
sterling.
The Daily News reports that Prince Victor
Emmanuel is betrothed to an English
Princes.
1t is reported that the Kaiser recently re-
marked to a French visitor that he would
visit the Paris exposition of 1900.
Paris Journals, referring to the Kaiser's
proposal, Angrily declare that he will never
6s permitted to enter France until Metz and
Strasbourg are returned.
kilograms frsm Antwerp report the closing
Of the exposition in that city. France re-
ceives 2,733 awards including 159' grand
prizes. Belgium secures 2,470 awards. Ger
many 706. England 1868 and the United
States 122.
London. October 3rd.-Sugar in stock on
the goth ult. was 81, 900 tons. Last year
5000 tons.
New York. Oct. 4th.-Londoh news an
nounoos thaS securities generally have sym
pathized with the steady decline in ConSols
and RenSes, at~testin& the fact that the exist
INK hutter is the most serious since the
Pendieh incident. 1t is understood that the
French and English Cabinets will NEE
simultaneously to-day. Opinions generally
of yesterdays date rule that the crisis has
been caused by the Anglo-French relations
over Madagascar, which it was recently all
nounced France had blockaded.
The French NJ nister for Foreign Affairs,
however, denies the above statement, and
the Minister of Marine and Colonies as
ssrts that notice would have been given
Of any such blockade having taken
place. II is now thought that Anglo
tr@QOu COMPLICATIONS OV0K Outud &uQ Dldu
are the real cause Of the existing unsettled
feeling.
A despatch ron the Paris correspondent
of the Now York Herald states that immedi-
ate Intervention is necessary to protect for
eign residents in China and prevent the car
rying out Of the japanese programme as re-
ported in bulletin of End inst.
The British minister at Pekin, Mr.. n. r.
O'Conor, has cabled Lord Kimberley, who, it
is now understood, is arranging reinforce
ments from India.
Other London news states that the de-
parturs of the training squadron for the
West Indies is postponed and perhaps will be
altogether abandoned. From Portsmouth it
is reported that the officials there are pro-
visionally consulting the Government regard
ing the time necessary to commission the first
reserve division.
Partisan Journals are said to be quister in
tone than the English press.
The Pail Mall Gazette, in an editorial COM
mentimg ON the Chronicles leader of yester-
day wherein it stated that war with France
would he i|nconcei vablo madness, dissents
from that view, saying that French trespass-
ing and bullying may at any time easily
bring absut serious trouble.
From St. Petersburg it is announced that
the marriage of the Czarswitoh to Princess
Alix has been postponed until June next year.