, 1894-07-07

form OF the Dill doubtful.
The Pullman car strike, reported in yester-
days Bulletin, greatly affects the food sup
plies in many cities.
The Federal troops have been called out at
Chicago aud other cities to preserve order.
London. July 4th-Sugar in stock, on the
Both ult. VAS SO, 600 tons. Last year 103 600
tons.
New York, July 5th.-London news re-
ports thar a war is impending between China
and Japan over the Corean question.
The "Daily News" in an editorial on the
subject, expresses the opinion that if Russia
and China have concluded q secret agree
ment regarding Colea it will cost Great
Britain the price of maintaining a naval
squadron 10 connection with the occupation
of Corean ports. The article further consi-
ders that England should support Japan's
guarantee of COrea against any intrigues.
At the Henley regatta meeting yesterday
the Leander Eight won the grant Challenge
Cup.
Paris advices. report that Madame Carnot,
In explanation Of her refusal to accept a pen
sion from the Government, states that she
and her children had agreed to thiSr refusal
in consequence Of the splendid ohsequies paid
to her late husband, and which they consider
ed were supreme and the only homage
worthy Of France and himself.
1t is now being proposed to present Madame
Carnot with an address which will constitute q
title deed of the nations gratitude.
The Pullman Car strike continues and
several of the boldeSt Of the strikers have
been slightly bayonetted by the Federal
troops. From Chicago it ia reported that it
was only the troops discipline and forbear-
ance that prevented a serious outbreak in that
city.
New York, July 6~th.-London news an
nounces that in the House OF Commons last
night the Under Secretary Of State for Foreign
Aftrs stated that the Government were en-
deaveuriug to promote IL peaceful settlement
Of the Corea question.
Electioneering Intelligence reports that at
thu Attercliffa (Shetfield) election yesterday
MIR. Langley, a Liberal, was elected as mem
Der Of Parliament wee the Hon. b.. Coleridge
&C.
The result Of the poll was as follows
langley, Liberal, 1856; Smith, Conservative,
1888; Frank Smith, Labour Candidate, 1,249
Votes respectively.
The death is announced OF Sir Austen II.
Layard a member of the Privy Council.
The race for tie Princess Of Wales Stakes
Of ten thousand pounds was run yesterday
at Newmarket and resulted as follows MIR.
McCalmont's ~Isinglass, LIST Duke IF West
minister Burlington, Ind Lord RQsebery's
Ladas, Bird. The post betting was fifteen to
eight on Ladas and one hundred to eight
against ~IsinglaSs.
This is the hrst occasion on record that
two successive Derby winners have ever
raced together.
Yachting intelligence states that the race
for the Muir Memorial Cup was run yeSter-
day in which most of the crack yachts were
entered. Tie Britannia, belonging 70 the
Prince Of Wales, wac the first to get away
with'a fair wind the American yacht Vigilant
followed and soon gained a lead which she,
however, lost in consequence of a failing
wind, the result being the former yacht won
a rather clever but ihconclusive victory by
thirty i've seconds.
The yachta Valkyrie and Satanita collid-
ed during the race, the former sinking
very quickly. All on board were safely
rescued but narrowly escaped with their lives.
1t is reported that the sunken yacht is now
a useless wreck. Recently she has been
twice beaten by the Britannia in thoroughly
representative races against the "Vigilaht.'
Paris advices report that M. Bnrdean has
been elected President of The Chamber of
Deputies vice M. Perier by 259 votes as
against 1877 recorded in favour of NJ. Brisson.
It is stated that in honour of his election
to the Presidency NJ. Peri Ter has issued par
dona To 2IA narsons now un1er diferant eArms