, 1898-10-01

small poH are reported among the United
States troops.
SPECIAL.
London, September 29th.- Advices from
Copenhagen AmnOunce lie death Of Queen
Louise at S O'Clock this morning.
DemOrara Sept 29th-lhrse thousand W
hundred and twenty four dollars fifty nine
cents subscribed here towards relief sufferers
IN Barbados and Saint Vincent up to..yrstAr.
day which amount will be RENTED by tOday's
mail. Subscriptions towards relief Of St. Llcia
abandoned. A large quantity of clothing
contributed will also be shipped to Barbados
and Saint Vincent today.
SPECIAL.
London Sept 29th-The Mansion House
relief fund np to Wednesday night amounted
to seventeen thousand two hundred pounds
Plymouth, Sept. 29th.-ThO r. MS. Ellie
from the West Indies arrived here at Z a. m
> London, Sept. ~29fh.-Sugar in stock on The
Gath met. WAS 81 900 IONS. Last year 70, Q
Sens.
New York, Sept. 3Oth.-The Copenhagen
correspondent Of a New YOlk paper reports
that the Queen passed away very quietly and
that she wac unconscious for some hours pre-.
vioue to her death.
London news states that tile Foreign Office
q ACOSAFCQ UuS lpIus6@ w PUBLISH OH IA III
Kitchener's report on the Fashoda Incl lent.
The press generally regret IL diplomatic al.
fastmsnt while oil French journals approve
eVsn while mtimating that " recognition
OF Egypt's elaine is probable. 1t is reported
that when Captain AarohAnd refused to furl
the French hag the Sirdar announced hia
intention to raise the Egyptian flag and asked
Captain MArohand il be wished to protest
and upon his snswsring"no nc" the Sirdar planted
the Egyptian flag along about ave hundred
metres from the French Aag.
1t is also reported that Sir II. II. Kitchener
regards his work AS accomplished and that
owing to his eyesight being Affected he pro-
poses TO return to England in October. Gone-
fal Hunter will probably be appointed Sir
dar.
The DAILY Telegraph" rspOrts that Che
Khalif&'s buried treasure has been found aud
amounts to ten million sterling.
Advioes from Gambia Anuounco that Chefki
Pssha has superseded Elhsm PAsha a. Gov.
ernor Of Crete.
A despatch from Pekin reports that an
edict has been published regretting sls BIN.
peror's increasing illness and commands the
Governors Of ell provinces to send to Pekin
their best physicians. His death has been
expected since the Lite Coup d Etal.
Parls news reports that the COnrt of Cas-.
Sation will require weeks and perhaps months
to carefully examine the Dreyfus cAse.
Other Paris news states that NJ. ZOlA's
house has been ordered to be sold to satisfy
the judgment given in favsr Of the sxperts
libel suit although recent developments Gus.
tain ZolA's position.
Presidents Faurs has received separately
the members Of the Spanish and American
Peace Commission.
Madrid news reports that at the last Ca.
binet Council M. Sagakta stated that all finan.
cial difficulties had been settled and THAI
thirty.fve million francs had@ been sent to
General Blanc and iheo RIDER to disbtnd the
volunteers repeated.
The death is announced of Mr.. T. F.
Bayard formerly United States Ambassador
to England.
A Manila telegram reports that ell British,
French and German w.Iships have lsft that
port.
Dominica 29th-A first in~talment Of
$40 for the relief II the ~sufferers by th" re-
cent hurricane has been remitted 70 st. Vim
cent today by the Il. NJ. S "Esk.