, 1898-11-30

OAO ACSIn1SnI uIItCU 10 NWtIIc( Ot0
via Havana to Pinar del Rio, and another to
Guanajay. y
A Telegram from San Francisco reports
that Baldwin's Hotel has been destroyed by
nre' tne fIm"t loss being one million. and :.
a hall dollars. SeyeInl lives were lost.
"A despatch from Rome states that Upon
the signing of the Franco Italian Commer.
cal treaty the French AmhaRsalor handed
the Grand Gordon of the legion Of Honour
to NdmlralCnrevaIo, the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, The treaty has produced al ez-
ceile"t impression throughout Italy.
Havana news reports the departure Of
The 'teamer "Augustin" from NVevitas for
Spain with troops, 287 boxes OF archives
and the Columbus monument.
Senior Cnlixto Garcia and his fellow com.
mis$ioners, who have been delegated by the
Cuban Assembly TO present " petition to
President Mckinley, have arrived in New
York. Many CubanS called on Commission
er Gomez, but none on Garcia; this seems 70
indicate that President Palma ~djsapproves
the mission Of he Assemhly's delegates.
"A special despatch from Havana reports
that the Spanish Admiralty have Adverti&ed
for sal" the flu" floating deck IN that har'
bur. Offers will be received up to December
9Th.
a Paris telegram reports that Baron de
OOUICeI uHH bL8Tt0U LOT LhnuOU 10 p.obehk
his letter Of recall aud to arrange for The
presentation Of NJ. Cambon his successor.
The Pekin correspondent Of. the Daily
Mail states that ali Anglo-Ohinese railway
syndicate has obtained "a concession for
building u railroad from Canton to Cheng
Flu, where it will join the'projected extension
of the BuImah railway.
London, Novbr. R5thA-The "Daily Mail"
announces that the Government has decided
upon making a genero@ grant for the relief
of the distress and damage caused by the re;
cent hurricane. The details it says will be
published shortly.
Messrs. c.. NJ. aud C. Woodhdu,e report
the sales Of West India sugars have recon-
menced.
Sugar in stock on rhe 10th instant was
1900 tons. Last year 10000.
New York, NOvbr. 26th.-London news
reports that at a dinner at the Golden Club,
Lord Farrer presided, and in a speech said
4hat the AngIO-American entente would be
chilled if the United States surrounded their
new colonies with q protectionist ring fence.
The Presideft of the Board of Trade in a
speech said that there was some anxiety re.
garding the foreign TT de Of Great Britain,
that since 1891 the United States export
trade had increased by eighteen: per Icent.,
while TINT Of the British Isler had decreased
by five er cent.
The London correspondent of % New York
paper telegraphs that in an interview with
MIR. Neville Lubbock, apropos of Mr.. Edgar's
proposition wide Bulletin gath inst Mr..
Lubbock expressed the opinion THAT the an
n~exstion Of jamaica by the United States
would he commercially ad~vsntageousS but
that no Government would dare to propose
it, and hat al loyal Jamaicans would resist
it.
Advices from Pekin report that ::the En-
peror obsdiently bwtowed to the Dow"geT
J.. Empress upon her birthda8o on the twenty
fourth instant.
A Berlin despatch states that the Emperor
Menelik has refused Major Marchand permits
sion TO tray erse AbyssInIa.
kilograms from Rome report the assembling
of the InteInatiOnal Anti Anarchist Confer.
ence, and that Admiral Canevaro had been
elected President, but Notwithstanding the
extra police supervision aud tMO thousand
arrests, many disguised Anarchists NE be-
lieved 10 be there.
A Madrid correspondent OF a London paper
stntes that the Government has agreed in
principle t. authorize President Rios 70 sign
the treaty Of peace.
Havana news reports the Antonomist Cabi-
net Ina. resigned with General Blanco, but
that he has requested them 10 serve until
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