, 1896-06-10

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quet wide yesterdays ~bulletin) declared that
it was his intention to devote his energies
and life to the development of Rhodesia.
The Times publishes a despatch from
Pretoria reporting that DR.. Leyds and Gene
raj Joubert strongly oppose the reforms AMI
peaceful policy promoted by President KTu-
ger and that DR.. Leyds is extremely unpo-
pular in the Transvaal.
A despatch from Berlin reports that dur
ing the debate on the Budget in the Reicn-
stag Herr Brousart Won Schellendorff, the
Prussian Minister of War. stated that it was
needless to clank the sabre, as pc ICE is long
assured.
The Shanghai correspondent Of the Lon
don Globe telegraphs that a number OF
Chinese have crowned a long course of ILL
treatment Of some German drill masters by
killing an officer named Krause. A German
SQUADRON has been ordered to proceed to
Nankin, it is believed for the purpose of
withdrawing fifty Germans with their agreed
salary for their entire term of service.
Advices from Madrid report that Senior
Canovas denies the recently renewed ru-
molrs that it is the intention Of General
Weyler to resign and that Cuba accepts au-
tonomy with better commercial relations with
the United States.
A report il current that the Spanish CIV
eminent will demand the extraditiom Of
American flibusterS.
1t is reported that the Captain General of
Madrid, in consequence of certain inform
alton, proceeded to a place where he found
General CampoS and General Borrero sta-
toned to fight a duel, the result of a dis
cuskion upon General Calhpos' Cuban policy.
Both were disarmed and technically placed
under arrest.
A dispatch from Cairo reports 50 deaths
from cholera on Monday in that city, and at
Alexandria five.
Yachting news announces that among the
large raters arrived to attend the Harwich
Regatta are the { Britannia" Hester and
= Satanita"
New York, June 6th.-A despatch from the
Constantinople correspondent of the London
"Iimes" reports that Russia has warned Tnr-
kew that the massacre Of Christians in Crete
will unite all the European Powers against
her. A state of siege has been declared in
the island, and it is reported the insurgents
have killed 80 out Of SIS Turkish soldiers
stationed at Vamos.
The Capetown correspondent Of the Times
telegraphs that the Johannesburg prisoners,
upon being released, thanked President Kru-
ger, who, in reply, stated that he was always
sorry when it was found necessary to whip
naughty little dogs; they, however, only bark
while big dogs bite; the next time, he said, he
must catch the big dogs
A despatch from Pretoria announces that
the Orange Free State have declined DR..
Leyd's proposal to adopt a joint aggressive
action against English and French interests
in South Africa, bat have agreed to join
the Transvaal for tbs resistance of any wan
ton attack.
In the House of Commons the Home Score
tary stated. in reply to a question from Mr..
Clark, M. P. for Caishness, that the Govern
ment saw no reason to extend any further
elemency towards Mrs. Maybrick, the muir
dsress,
Yachting news reports that at the Royal
London regatta the Kaiser's yacht Meteor
won her first race, defeating the yachts
BRITANNIA, "Ailss,' and 'Satanita' by
nearly q quarter of an hour over a fifty mile
course. The Times" in an editorial on the
subject, considers that she is the fastest large
cutter ever seen in British waters, her speed
being phenomenal III light weather, and her
stability enough for canvas exceeding that
Of the yacht "valkyrie."
A Madrid despatch reports that the cause
Of the attempted duel between Generals
Campos and Borreros was a charge by the
latter that General Campos had underhand.
eddy opposed General B%orreros' election as a
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