, 1898-11-12

NeM York City, gave Colonel Roosevelt over
one ll"nlred.tIIou sand majority, making the
laMter's net majority for Governor about
twenty Thousand votes.
1t is reported tina! The State Of Minnesota
has elected IL De1nocrntic. Governor, for the
fist time in forty years.
All countings are subject to revision by
corrected returns.
The results in various States are so contra
uictoty that there. Can Ue no otIict inference
a. Yet AS t. the effect upon linan3e or impe-
rialism. The contention is hat business
will probably be blocked or decided upon its
II rlts with strict regard to party lines.
Adylces from St. Johns, Newfoundland,
state TINT Tho British Government has teIe-
graphed ask ng foT the number aud tonnage
OF Steamer available in that port to convey
coal from Sydney for the use of British war
ships.
a telegram from Santa Cruz, Cuba, re-
ports that the Cuban Assembly has elected
Senior Domingo MelIdez Capote, President,
and Senior D'Andrade vice President, aud
that they are to be sent to Washington to con.
sult the United States Government regarding
the future of Cuba.
"A despatch from Athens states that the
Cabinet has resigned and that NJ. Zuimis has
been entrusted with it's reconstruction.
The Paris press strongly urges NJ. Dolcass6
to sound Germany, being the most influential
power with the Sultan, to immediately open
tie question Of Egypt.
SPECIAL,
London, 10th Nov.-The subscriptions TO
the Mansion House Relief Fund up to Tues
day night amounted to forty one thousand
five huudred pounds.
London, Nov, l0th.-The West India
AlOmDntttaA ckufo Ib.t,t ~, I,,.o Ioo, ;,,c,v,,
el that all the ST. Lucia Immigration and
export duties are to be- RENTED after the
first Of January next.
Sugar in stock on the 9th inst. was z 1000
tons. Last year SO, 900.
New York, Nov. llth.-It is announced
that England, France aud Italy have accept
ed KussIa's proposal to appoint Prince
George OF Greece us the Powers High Com
missioner III Crete. Turkey, it is said, mp
pe"led 10 Germany and Austria on the sub
ject, but Intellectually.
A despatch from the Rome Correspondent
of the " Central News Agency i" states that
the Pope has telegraphed the Gar confirm.
ing Frances right as protector of the
Catholics IN The East.
Cairo news states. that Major Marchsnd
and Captain Baratier were, to have stated
ycsIeIu"y lot france via EashOda and
Djlbutll. Major M"rohand is reported to be
!" communication with Emperor Menrlik
regarding his passage through Abyssinia.
London news reports that the Lord MAYORS
show oil Wednesday is considered to have
been the best since that of the Jubilee year.
Among the cars was one e~mblematic
of Lord Kitchener's campaign, another
carried Britannia aud Columbia together.
the American flag being brne by Bri-
fish saiIors and the British flag
'y Americans. Bands of music played the
tw" lt ional airs alternately.
At the Lord Mayors banquet at the Man
sion House in the evening, Lord Salisbury, in
a speech, stated that Ffal6e's common sense
had relieved Europe from a dam e5rous storm,
but that it was impossible TO instantly
check the preparations, which had been Al
tributed to an impending declaration Of a..
Egyptian protectorate (ch"ersG but England,
he said, was satisfied with he present contli.
tons and hoped that no modification would be
compelled. 1t was an unhappy omen for the
Cars admirable peace proposal that Anne.
rica's miShty force had been introduced into
transatlantic affairs. He was not blaming.
nor refusing sympathy; bit il was nndeuiabfs
that this factor Why a grnvc and Serious One,
and not conducive TO peace, however favoha.
BILE to British interests (cherrs). Amid an
Ovati oi, ha concE,dAd WITH q al tram, axyASJ