, 1898-09-21

one ullntlIcO IInHlcUttOTS III 'u0 I0C0ll' Nv
have been arrested, forty three If whom have
been delivered 10 the British Admiral. 1t is
believed that Great Britain will insist hat
the outrage on the flag shall become a II after
Of settlement apart from the massacre Of the
Christians.
A Telegram from Vienna announces that
the body Of the Empress has reached that
City. The immense crowds in the streets
wept while the body passed and roses were
thrown on the funeral car.
Geneva alviccs state that further arrests
Of Anarchists have been made.
The daily Telegraph" publishes a tele-
gram from Paris stating that the coming
arrest Of an officer connected with the Drey.
fus case will dwarf all previous arrests. The
same despatch adds that NJ. lola promises to
return 10 Paris in October next.
London news reports that The aerOnaut Mr..
Spencer assembled from Sydenh"m on Thurs
day to the height Of twenty.seven thousand
feet, and that owing to the rareied air at that
altitude he was obliged to breathe oxygen
from a tank.
Advices from Naples state that Mount
VesuviuS is pouring out lava in three streams
and is considered to present the finest spec
tacle since 1872.
Paris telegram reports that the torpedo boat
"Foudre" and IL transport have left Toulon
with troops for Cardin.
Other news htAtes that the Marquis De
Reverseaux, French ambassador at Vienna,
has been chosen to represent the French
Government to attend the funeral of the En-
press of Austria. The mission will deposit
on the tomb a palm in silver in the nnme OF
President Faure and u crown offered by the
French Government.
Adyices from Rome state thu it is report.
"a J.. Oot; =. 1,t:o.o u:tE, GN,l,.,ISo Aovo
been broken off, the cause being the refusal
of the Columbian Government to acknoW-
ledge iho British Minister as the Italian re-
preventative in the absence Of the ln'Ier.
Washington news reports that Mr.. Long
states that the Iowa" ind "Oregon'' are
under orders to proceed to Manila.
A Madrid telegram states that the Queen
Regent has signed the Peace Protocol Bill,
and also signed q decree closing both Cham.
bols.
A Constantinople despatch reports that
the Turkish Government has sent a circular
TO the Powers, alleging that the British pro.
vcked the disorders in Gambia, and claiming
that the present situation is due to measures
adopted by the Powers in Crete. The Porte
finally announces lis refusal to withdraw the
Turkish troops from Crete.
Trinidad, l6th.-At IL special meeting Of
the Legislative COulICI 10 day the sum OF
one thousand pounds was voted for the
relief Of the sufferers by the cyclone at st.
Vincent.
Dominica, Sept. 18th. The hurricane did
not pass here, but the storm of wind and
heavy rains did much damage to the cocoa
and lime crops. The Royal Mail brought
here the master and crew of the schooner
"Wideawake" and three survivors Of thirteen
of the sloOp alabama" of Dominica. Both
vessels wrecked en- route to this island.
New York, September l9th.-London news
states that the Daily .T~elegr"ph' publishes
a despatch from Cairo asserting that Gen"r
al Sir IL. II. Kitchener will send a demand
to the French to abandon FaShOda. Should
this demand not be complied with, and they
FIRE on the English. the latter will return the
fire aud occupy FashOdI.
Another London p'por publishes n tele.
gram from Cairo SAILING that Sir IL. II. Kit
chener has full "n.hority TO claim Fashoda
as Egyptian territory AMI 10 expel the inva-
ders iorcibly.
Reuters Agency publishes q telegram from
Paris reporting tn the Officials there are
indifferent regarding the Fashoda question.
Advices from Gambia report that lhe,e are
rumours of another conflict between the in
surgents AMI the Turks near that city and
many Christians killed. Talk of q Itnssi0n
p1otectorate over C'eie has been started.