, 1894-08-22
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION

ireland, replying to a question from MrJustln
Mccarthy. stated that the Evicted Tenants Bill
would he again introduced next session.
The Under Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs, replying to a question from Major
Evan Jones. NJ. p. for Ca1marthen, stated
that enquiries would be MADE whether any
drawbacks will be allowed on exports Of
sugar from England to the United States,
between the dates, lie. the first of August,
named in the Bill as the date the new duties
become effective and the date when President
Cleveland signs the Bill.
A death from Cholera is reported to have
taken place in Battersea.
The London Central News Agency reports
that Japan has promised Vice Admiral Sir
Edmund Fremantle, the Commander in Chief
on the China station, to give him As hours
notice before their intention to lombard
Wtissawei.
The Agency also reports that Japan has
authorised a loan of ten million pounds
sterling.
With regard to the loan to China Of ten
million pounds sterling, arranged between
some Anglo-G German fnanciers, reported yes
terday, it is announced in London that
China has only accepted fifteen hundred
thousand pounds sterling Of the one hundred
millions rendered Berlin fnanciers furnish
OllN y 1llIOA PO4 NiCA - IN dO}FC HltiRLlIN
as the loan is to be remittpd to G. ina in
silver, the price Of the latter has already
hardened.
a despatch from Bordeaux reports that
Prince Emanuel, an Orleanist, has been arrest
ed while en- route on a visit to the Austrian
Emperor. His arrest is at present nnex-
planned.
Paris adyices state that Premier Dnpuy.
with some detectives at Yernet les Bains.
discovered and frustrated a plot arranged
between some French and Spanish Anarchists
to kill the former with a bomb.
Berlin news announces that the police yes
teIday, while paying numerous d0miciIiaIy
and simultaneous visits at the houses Of
known Anarchists, discovered quantities of
Anarchist bombs and documents, the latter
proving a connection and Cooperation be
tween the Anarchists of Berlin and Paris.
The s. $. 'Campania' arrived in New York
yesterday having made the run across the
Atlantic in five days, nine hours and 20 min.
This is the shortest on record by three hours.
eighteen minutes. Her average run per
hour was 'wenty one and a half knots.
Jamaica, l7th-ln connection with The
death Of Sir Adam Glib Ellis yesterday it has
now been ascertained that it was caused by
severe burns received during The previous
night, his garments having accidentally
caught fire without any ready help st hand.
New. York, August 2Oth.-In the House Of
Commons on Saturday IL motion 10y Mr.. Hraly
to refuse to grant the necessary expenditure
for clerk hire to the House Of Lords etc, was
lost by a MAORI ty of lime votes the Con
servatiyes voted solidly with the Government.
Yachting news states that while The Yigi.
liant was prepa ring for the race for Lord
Wolverton's cup on Saturday, she became dis
abled, her -&oard becoming ianmcd
after humping on the bottom. 1t is stated
the pilot was ignorant Of the ccntIe-ha and
being down. Rumours are cnr1ett that Sic
had shifted her ballast expecting light wea.
ther, and was necessarily IeiUctant 10 race
when contrary weather apieaIed Comments.
in the press, are II consequence no longer 80
pleasant. 1t is also asserted that She is a
mere racing she'll and no longer a fit match
for able cruisers.
Lord Wolyerton has now offered his cup
for a general race to take place during the
Weymouth regatta on Or about the 24th
inst.
London news states that recent public
speeches by Mr.. Gladstone shew so much
yigor that it is rumOu1ed he will return to
the political arena.
Sir William harcourt has left London on
a tour on the Continent for the balance of
the session, which will he Of an embarrassing
nfprn - - H.