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and he would therefore introduce q bill.
Mrs. Symors, who forced her way into
The House Of Commons, has not been
arrested, the cferse being legally urpup.
ishable. Some of the arrested suffragettes
have elected to go to gael, refusing release
upon their own recogniEances; their leaders
have been bailed upon u demaud for trial by
jury.
The Swiss halloon Helvetia descended in
to Tie ocean nenf Molde in Norway, her pi-
lots being narrowly rescued, and is nppSr-
emily the winner having covered 775 miles.
Only one balloon is now missing, the German
Kusley. Five met with narrow escapes
from disaster.
The beet sugar crop of Europe is Of good
quality hui deficient in quantity on account
Of drought. The total is 6,G05, 600 tors.
st Petersburg news state that the budget
d;stlcees II 6 NJ cessity forn laan OF 15,OO0,O00
rounds. The Minister of Finance, in an
Gcccn LnnNirg note, snys the Fatherland
thould be developed gradually without
stlainirg the so!vency oflEe people, and that
the Douna should limit the provision for
social require ents 10 the natural expan-
sion of the revenue.
New York, Oct. 18th The s.. p. Admiral
Dewey has sailed for Jamaica, initiating a
direct service between New York and that
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fc corrections with racing.
Washington, Oct. 15th-A Melbourne des-
patch states that MIR. Deakiu has presented
to the House of Representatives President
Roosevelt's regrets Mt his inability to accept
the invitation from Australia. The President
expresses his app ~eciation of the hospl:altles
to the feet, VIII ch he says increases his re-
grets al his inability, but he hop 5 at so 9
future time to visit the giant young Com
monwealth of the southern seas. whote
success is of the greatest Importance to
the civilized world.
St. Lucia, 18TH. NJ. S. Scylla arrived
here six p. III. Yesterday.
81. Thomas. w0rshlp Preya
arrived 2 thirty P. IN.
Copenhagen, Oct. 16th.-The election for
member Of the Foiketing for KjoeGe, vice
Herr Albert, has resulted in the return of
the radical candidate Herr Bransaeer, with
1892 votes, the Reform rarty's candidate,
Herr just Lund, obtaining 1895.
The Reform party has elected Herr Chris
Jensen, formerly Premier, as Precedent of the
rarity, and Herr Rele, formerly Minister Of
The Interior, as Sec!e airy.
The s.. Jan arrived at H1vre Yesterday
and the ST. Croix at Rotterdam to day.
London, Oct. 1Gth-England, France md
Russia have sgreed to eight proposals of re-
adjustment to replace the Berlin treaty. Tie
first proposal is that twenty one articles re-
euld!ng Bulgaria, are TO lie replaced by reia-
tiors between Bulgaria and Turkey, the sec
ond and third proposals regulate the annexa-
ton of Bosnia and herzegovina and the re-
turn of Now Bazaar to Turkey, the fourth
replaces nrt Gle twenty three with the ooll-
cations Of Greece to Turkey in connection
with the annexation Of Crete, according to
arrangement by e gland, Franco, Russia and
Itals before being submitted TO the Congress,
the fifth makes s mi.ar arrangements regard
ing Turkeys Armenian provinces by tie
sixth, art cles twenty SIX to thiIty three are co
be condensed to a single article abrogatin6
all restrictions regarding Montenegro III artl-
Gle twenty nine; The seventh asserts the prin-
ciple of compensation to Montenegro and
Seryia, and tho eighth suggests a revision OF
the regulations for traffic on the Danube and
charging he rights of the states bordering
that river: finally o declaration is made that
since the new 1urkish constitution fore
shadows reorganization of the judicial sys-
tenn the powers will consider togeth"r with
Turkey the abolition of the capitulations
: when the reforms are realized. The Black
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