, 1896-10-28
TFLEGRAMS.
ST. GROIN STATION.

United states Is Wiling 10 purchase Cuo' ~
the full amount If her debt.
Sir II. c,Cartney, English Secretary to the
Chinese Embassy in London, c1ndrms the re.
port of a CIlinaman being detained III the
Embassy for a week upon a charge of con-
spiracy against the Chinese Dynasty, which
was to begin with the seizure OF the Viceroy
at Canton. Foreign Office 4 detectives are care.
fully watching the Embassy in order to pre-
wont his deportation, in consequence Of his a.
leging that he had been Kidnapped, although
a British subject born in Hong Kong.
Tho Daily Telegraph" publishes a de'-
patch from Pretoria denying the report that
the Transvaal Government demands the
speedy payment Of DR., Jalneson's raid inden-
nifty.
4 heavy SHOW storm has occurred in the
north of En.land and throughout Scotland.
A telegram from Rome reports the state
entry INFO hat city Of Princess Helene OF
Montenegro. The marriage with the Crown
Prince OF Italy will take place to-day.
The arrival is announced Of Sir Julian
Paunsyfoto at Washington.
London and Washington kilograms sug-
gest that although England still objects to
unlimited arbitration, she is not lndlsposed
for granting reasonable concessions the
United State0, probably, asserting to exclu-
sion from lie proceedings analogous to the
Nicaragu'n question wide bulletin 10Th
March 1895.
The wheat market has declined five
cents.
A telegram from Pekin reports the arrival
there of III Hung Chang.
A London telegram reports that Nelson's
column in Trafalgar square was completely
covered with floral decorations on the llst,
which were more numerous than upon any
previous anniversary.
New York, Oct. 26th.-London news m.
nounces that Lord Salisbury demanded that
the Chinaman Diet med in the Chinese En-
bassy b. released. saying that the law courts
are op, N, and that the recent procedure IS
unfriendly and a violation Of the right Of
asylum. Subsequently, upon the exchange OF
kilograms with Pekin tho man was released,
Notwithstanding tho contention that thelega-
ton is quasi Chinese territory, and that
Chinese subjects are therefore liable to CHI
nese jurisdiction. The prisoner made a
statement TO the effect that he entered the
Legation ignorant Of it's character. 1t is also
stated that the English servants attached
to the LEIGHTON smuggled out his notes hid
don in coal
1t is announced iha. all the Transatlantic
steamship managers have signed anew traffic
agreement by winch all ia IS remain unal-
tered.
A despptch from the Washington CORES
pondent of u Now York paper reports that
Sir Julian Pauncefote has given Mrs 'aretary
Olney Il list Of The names of bona tide Colonists
residing within the disputed territory before
the year 1897. together with q statement of
their claims. The dispute is believed to be
now confined to this point.
1t is re ,arted That Mr., Terrell, the United
States Minister Mt Constantinople, speaking
of the Bancroft story, says it is too ridicu-
lous for serious notice no application having
been made for an entry to the Dardenclles.
The present relations between Turkey and
the United States were perfectly cordial, and it
was not possible for the United States t.
depart from th6 traditional policy Of non
interference in European affairs.
London, October 26th.-lt is reported that
Sir T. Napier Broome, Governor of Trinidad.
is i'll, and that his return to his seat OF Gov
eminent is considered unlikely.
London news reports that the Rt. Hou. &
Rt. Rev. Frederick Temple, Bishop OF London,
has been appointed Archbishop of Canterbury.
The Times, in IN editorial on the appoint.
ment, expresses HE opinion that no p%relate's
intellect or character surpass that Of Bishop
Temple, who has held the balance even with
a firm hand among, various shades 'of opinion
in the Church.
A report is current that Russia Will summon
a conference of the Powers, to be held at st.