, 1894-11-07

1890 w. OO1NN' 1870 NOANO
the next meeting Of Congress regarding the
tariff.
Last weeks arrivals of raw sugars in the
United States are estimated to he nearly %
million lbs, chiefly from the East Indies.
New York, Novbr. 5th-London news an
nounces that during yesterday a bomb was
exploded at the corner of Park Lane and
1ilney Street, w~recking the front Of the resi-
dence of the Hon. Reginald Brett, son of
Lord Esther the master of the Rolls. The
outrage is supposed to have been intended
for the adjoining residence. which is occu-
pied by Sir Henry Hawkins, the Judge who
recently sentenced the Anarchists PoIti,
Carnot and others.
1t is reported that the Foreign Office has
Informed Japan that she must assume the re-
sponsibili ty of sinking the KowShing.
Dispatches from the East report that the
Japanese troops arc steadily progressing, and
approaching Moukden, which city now
seems to Be entirely at their mercy.
The Empire Music Hall was reOpened on
Saturday, the bar however was closed. in
consequence of which an angry audience
destroyed the barriers, shouting denuncia-
tions against the purity league.
The death is announced of Mr.. John
Walter, the proprietor of the London
'"Times."
From Paris it is reported that the French
envoy to Madagascar has up to the present
received no answer to the ultimatum report
ed in news Of 18th ultimo, consequently at a
meeting of the Cabinet Council yesterday it
was resolved to ask the Chamber of Deputies
for a credit of thirty million francs for Oil OK
petition to Madagascar rs soon as the Hovas'
resistance to the French authority is known
As an established fact.
From St. Petersburg it Is reported that
Princess Alix has been received into the
Greek Church and exchanged rings with the
Emperor Nicholas.
Madrid dispatches state that Sen6r SegaSta
has succeeded in forming a new Cabinet,
Senior Joachim Lopez ~Pingcerver receiving
the appointment of Minister for the Colonies.
Later telegraphic advices from Victoria,
British Columbia. assert that Royal
Arthur" Satellite" and champion" are
fastening to San Jose, the seaport to Punta
Arenas, their errand being oil a similar mis-
sion as reported in the News Bulletin of the
Ord instant. The above news, however, must
be accepted with reserve. IS,
In New York the firm of Mason and Coy.
Limited with q capital Of one million dollars
has been organized, their i~ntention being to
put to auction imports of tropical hardwood,
exactly upon the London system, thus ~reliev-
ing the trade from ell Trust methods.
It is reported that q man named Victor
Delacova has been arrested on a charge Of
secretly shipping explosives ON board tue
"Yumuri, probably for the Cuban insurgenta.
It is believed that this explains the many
mysterious fires and explosions that have
occurred on board the Ward Line of steam
ers.
Nsw York, Nov. 6tb-The London police in
reference TO the bomb explosion reported in
yesterdays bulletin suggest thatit is the sequel
to the declaration made by Mr.. John Morley:
to the delegate from the Dublin corporation.
wide bulletin 30th Oct.) The Irish physi-
cal force party having shortly afterwards
issued a warning.
1t appears that Mr.. Horace West, private
Secretary to Mr.Asquish the Home Secretary,
occupies the residence of the latter, which ad-
Joins that of the Hon. Reginald Brett, the
front of which was wrecked as reported
yesterday.
The DAILY News" reports that the Anar-
chists have recently issued a manifesto, lthe
concluding paragraph Of which reads Com
rades You shall soon see US at the work of
death to Judges, Jurors, policemen in uni.
form and amateurs"
The bomb that was exploded is reported
to have been half All inch thick, three inches
in circumference and contained a highly
explosive chemical, and in pattern resembled
those manufactured by the Continental Ahar-