THE TEESDALE MERCUEY—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1899.

THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. FIELD AI-IL>_ GARDEN? CURRENT OPINION. GERMAN? AND BRITISH TRADE. LONDON SHOOTING OUTRAGE. A BATCH OF SUICIDES. WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN WODNDED. MR. KRUGER AND THE FRANCHISE. WORK FOR THE WBEK.—Amateur An inquest was held at Southwell, Notta, on nin THE' TRANSVAAL CRISIS. The German Reichstag discussed the Bill for the In the early hours of Sunday morning a terrible says: K;ep bhe window plants oloan. Q, !l prolongation ol the provisional commeroial ar- Saturday, on the body of Walter Simpson, 30, a shooting affray took place at 32, Odell-street, a groom, who shot himself with a revolver.—A ver- The Transvaal Raads have adjourned 'until freely to indoor plants on warm days. ' £v M ** The Daily Chronicle writes: The heedless rangement between Great Britain and Germany. 1 quiet little thoroughfare at the Old Kent-road end July 3, in order to give the . Burghers an oppor- draughts, however.- Scarborough and n ^ Jingoes go on, according to their wont, beat- Count Posadowsky, Secretary of State, replying dict of temporary insanity was returned. UerQ80 of Albany-road, Camberwell, London. A man tunity of considering Mr. Kruger's proposed re- lilies require to ba kept somewhub dry at fu ? ing the big drum and conjuring with that to oriticiems of the measure, said that the view At Portsmouth, George Lmey, 68, a pensioner- t0 ts named Floyd, who, with his wife and family, forms. The President, in bhe cburae of a speeoh, for a month or six weeks. If the leaves of ° blessed word, the " paramountoy " of the British that t he concession of the most-favoured treatment painter, employed in the dockyard, committed, 0at,ar Power. But it is needful to recall them to a con- oooupied the basement of a tonement house was seen suicide by hanging himself in a shed a,t the baok said there was no reason why the Reformers should creeper or nasturtiums are eaten, search at y to England notwithstanding Canada's resort to shortly after the closing of the public-houses to 01 sideration of the fact that there is not only of his house. not have the franchise on the Bame- terms as tho caterpillars—probably a, pale^groan one of aT^ differential treatment againBt Germany, showed enter his premises with some cans of beer. Shortly C autonomy in the Transvaal and independence in weakness was not . in accordance with facts. An inauest was held at Jersey on Saturday on other Uitlanders. - colour to the plants, "Hand-pidk'ing is' fch' afterwards four shots were heard in rapid suc- 8 nls the Orange Free Slate, but also constitutional "Against Canada," he' said, "we have ap- the body of Mr. Stanley Edwin Malet, 58, prin- successful remedy. Plants iu indow bo*« ° cession, and Mrs. Floyd, her head streaming with MB. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE SITUATION. UBtl freedom in Cape Colony. As the Queen's Lieu- nob be allowed bo.suffer.for. w.wiu 0f water• i4, plied the autonomous tariff, while to other blood, rushed into the street followed by her cipal agent of imports, who shot himself. Deceased In the House of Commons Mr. Chamberlain tenant, Sir Alfred Milaer is bound. to act countries we concede the most - favoured are more liable to become dry than many ii • '' husbaud. The latter was seized by a sailor, had been in a depressed condition for a consider- gave emphatic contradiction to a cablegram from em in the Cipe Colony on the advice of the nation treatment. \ Should their relatione with Even iu rainy weather a good tfupply 0f wJ ?" who heard tho screams and rushed to the able time, and had threatened to commit suicide. Cape Town, and eaid he had authorised Sir Alfred 8 Queen's Ministers; and they are now the re- needed, as in most cases the hundoes notreaohul us undergo a change, we ehall avail our- spot, while the woman taken to the adjacent —The jury returned a verdict of suicide whilst Milner to abate that he had no commvuioation presentatives of an Afrikander majority. Vet, box in buffioieut quantity to- be "ot edvanta selves of the full powers conferred upon us, surgery of Dr. Jones. Meanwhile Floyd made suffering from a fib of temporary mental aberra- "with Mr. Cecil Rhodes on Transvaal affairs siuoe by reason ""of' the publication of his violent and bring the autonomous tariff into operation the .plants. Paiut the.-interiors of eranni, 10 a desperate effort to escape from tho sailor, tion. . 1896. Ho warned Parliament againsb belioving, dispatoh, Sir Alfred Milner has become the very agam»t them also. We should have to furnish Gradually withhold ..w^r uom a^0"?,1!8- exponent of the doctrine of force to be applied for who, however, kept him until the arrival of the Madame Gauffney, an olderly lady visitor, has wibhoub confirmation, the numerous ' statements ample justification for our actiou if, because a police. The latter then entered the hou*e, where died at Worthing under circumstances pointing to Transfor bo larger pobs rooted ouoting|, of the final subjection of Lhe Dutch element in South British colony favours the mother country'to the whiob, at a time like the present, were invented they found two little girls—Floyd's daughters— suicide by laudanum poisoning. The deceased niums, petunias," obc. Tuohmae not j Africa, and he has further declared his belief in extent of 25 per ccnt.—a "British colony to which and circulated for obvious reasons. Finally, he ono aged nine and the other 6ix, lying apparently locked herself up iu her room at her lodgings in flower its wanf oflo'yalfy. Happily' evon yet, iu spite of we export to the value of 17,000,000 marks and denied the absurd rumour thob he was making all the unwisdom on both eides of the dispute, the dead on the floor, both having been shot. No Warwick-place for four days, and when at leDgth arrangements for leaving England. There was, of and epacris place in a cold frame for the' aumm which sends to us four millions—wo allow our- time wss lost in conveying them to Guy's Hospital, omens are for peace. Mr. Kruger jhas extended his selves to be driveu into a state of latent tariff, war the police burst the door open she was found oourse, not a word of truth in the suggestion. Sponge the. leaves of. palms and other for whore they were_founDungeness Lighthouse. orders. The. wind freshened suddenly and a dispatoh to Sir Alfred Milner has created an ex- weeds and aerate the soil..' Probeot. the hearta of one thing—and possibly one thing only—which that the company carried on business in Leaden- The Venus, which had a cargo of wheat from strange thing happened. Near the Osterriff braordinary sensation on the Rand, and strengthens cauliflowers just forming from bhe sun by snapping would destroy the chances of a peaceful settlement. hall-street, and that the service oa Fanet was good Odessa for Cardiff, was struok below the water Lightship the Meteor stuck fast. A pinnace of the belief that the Imperial authorities are deter- an adjacenb leaf in half, and bending this over eaoli This iu a serious divisioH of opinion in this service, and dismissed the motion, and the Court mark, and was beached in a sinking condition. the Hohenzollern approached to offer aid, but the mined to redress bhe grievances of bhe Uiblanders. one. Discontinue cutting aiparagus. Allow the country. If President Kruger thinks that he of Appeal upheld his decision. Hence;.the appeal The Amphitrite, of Ithaca, very little injured, was Kaiser waived it baok. At last, after 20 minutes The Bond newspapers profess nob to believe thab shoots to develop. Keep all weeds removed from can once more " wait for the Opposition," if he is to the House of Lords.—On tho conclusion of the towed to Dover. fruitless efforts to get the breeze, the Meteor was forcible measures will be baken, and requesb time. arguments for the appelants, the Lord Chancellor, obliged to signal to a torpedo boat to tow her off The burgher preparations in the Free State are the bed, .and sprinkle salb over, it ab bhe rate of an told that he has only to sit tight and the Liberals ATLANTIC LINER ASHORE. in moving that the appeal be dismissed with the bank. As all chances of winning were lost undisguised, and armed bodies are ready to ounce per square yard. will see him through, that no doubt would tempt The large Arrow liner Croma, of Newcastle, one him to harden his heart and to prolong a situation costs, said it was clear the appellants carried on the Kaiser struck his raoing flag and contented coucentrate and cub bhe railway ab bhe Orange business in Leadenhall-street, as their name and of the regular traders between Leith and Dundee himself with watching the race. River. which is full of danger. We quite agree with and New York, which left Leith on_Saturday night the name of Fanet, as their agent, appeared on From Vienna comes the following: The firm Mr. Mendl, the Liberal Member for Plymouth, for New York, via Dundee-, ran ashore during a THE GOLDEN DROP.—Onosma taurica may he brass plates at the door.—The other noble and attitude assumed by the British Government in re- that the worst friends of peace at this moment are fog on May Island. She Boon came off again, and likened to a cowslip growing on a plant of borage. learned lords concurred. — Apneal accordingly gard to the situation is considered in authorita those who directly or indirectly and in the put back to Leith Roads, where she was beached There is the thorny stem, the pale greyish priokly dismissed. BRITISH YACHT SEIZED. tive quarters ab Vienna to afford the best guarantee several measures of their influence, tempt Mr. on a sandy bottom between Leith and Newhaven. loliage, and at the end of each stem the cluater of that Mr. Kruger will nob allow mabbers to go to Kroger to resist the claims of political justice. She is full of water and is supposed to be badly yellow tubeB we all love so dearly. Ib is a chanti- extremes. It is considered here that Mr. Kruger's holed. RIFLES INTENDED FOR OARLISTS. ng plant for a rock or for any dry hob place with The Morning Herald observes : Let us thoroughly present action is regulated by his intention not to GENERAL MERCIER AND THE The Spanish Consul at Arcachon officially con- a sandy soil, and bhe flowers are deliciously sweet understand this South African business before ADRIFT IN THE NORTH SEA. appear to his own countrymen as yielding to firms the report of the seizure ab that port of the Boenbed, besides being very numerous. Ibis one of something elee becomes the topic in the morning FRENCH ASMY. On her arrival in port on Sunday morning the England. British yacht Firefly, 133 tons, having on board the early summer flowers whioh disappear when train. The crucial point is, of course, the Fran- Grimsby trawler Temperance reported the loss of 4,000 rifles, supposed to be intended for the Carl- RESOLUTION OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN LEAGUE. they have once bloomed, changing from beautiful chise—so much is admitted by everybody. Now, four of her crew. The men put off in a boat on General Mercier has been making a speech on the its. It is alleged that the yaoht belongs to an plants covered wibh blossom to insignificant roots, what does the Franchise mean ? It means in the Saturday evening to attend to Bome cod lines, and The Exeoutive of bhe South Afrioan League has platform of the League of the Patrie Frangiise. Englishman representing Don Carloa in England. and allowing later plants, to cover arid hide them. Transvaal, as elsewhere, citizenship and naturali- a thick fog coming on they became separated'from passed the following resolution : " The Exeoutive He began by assuming that his audience "applau- There were 15 men on board, and the name of her The onosma is nob hard to grow if the soil bs sation—could not possibly be granted under any their craft. They had no light with them and is in receipt of communications from all parts of ded a soldier who did his duty in 1894, and would commander is given as Mr. Vincent English. The righb, and when , once established ib makes a big other conditions. Do the people who are talking nothing in the boat. The incident occurred about Cape Colony earnestly supporting the policy of fully accomplish it in 1899." But all the cheers he vessel is stated to have come from Dartmouth. patch and only jeeds a little support-when: the so loudly quite appreciate the fact that even if Sir 20 miles off Spurn Head. There is the possibility the Imperial Government of firmly insisting upon heard were meant for the beloved army, of which The rifles seized are described as being of the flowers come out, as bheir heads are heavy and Alfred Milner's conditions were accepted British that they may be picked up by a passing trawler, the moderate and statesmanlike proposals of Sir he was in this critical time the staadard bearer. chassep6b pabtern. Ib is alleged by a Carlist their stems weak, subjects could not become voters in the Transvaal but at present their fate is unknown. A. Milner. Demonstrations to that effect through- The General could not say "whether a Govern- partisan that 8,000 rifles have already been out Bribiah South Afrioa would be proceeding but without losing their British nationality ? That is PULMONARIA SACCHARATA.—The above ia the ment willing to overawe the Court-martial at smuggled into Spain. for the influence used deprecating suoh demon- to say, do gentlemen who talk lightly of " going for besb known name of gne.ot the most desirable of Rennes might, or might not, be formed," but he FREAKS OF A TORNADO. strations. The League, as the political organisa- them," "smashing them," etc., realise that we are the lungworts. Ib is a hardy and easily-grown knew that no Court-martial would accept a judg- tion working for Liberal measures in bhe colony, asked to go to war to force people to afford Eng- perennial which should find a home in all gardens ment dictated by a Government. Though the thankfully observes the supporb given to reform lishmen facilities for ceasing to be Englishmen ! A HORSE BLOWN INTO A STEEPLE. AWARD OF £3,800 FOR SALVAGE where herbaceous plants, ara culbivated. Io ia not army was hierarchical, there was absolute equality policy by those leading British Liberal organs The tornado played extraordinary pranks at particular as to position, thriving well in shady The Daily Graphic concludes an article thus: at Courts-Martial. The lowest member took pre- SERVICES. which put patriotism above party. The League New Richmond, Wisconsin, a few days ago. Ahorse places, as also.jn,the open, and iba prettily-spotted President Kruger stands up for precisely the same cedence in voting, the highest was the last to vote. regrets thab by some Liberals the sympathy was blown into a church steeple and wedged foliage makes ib attractive when the flowers ate racial domination a3 the anathematised Abdul. Military justice was the highest and most intan- The owners, master and crew of the Sunderland lavished, on all other nabionalibies sbrugghng for between the bell and'the wall and killed. Another gone. Ib commences bo bloom- early in April, But then, we may be told, he is not so fiendishly gible of* the institutions that France could boast steamer Delano sued, in the Admiralty Division free inabibutions is denied bo fellow-subjeobs of horse was blown from its stall through a closed bearing on sbems]aboub eighteen inches ;high pretty N cruel. That is true; but Burely our ardent of. The judgment of the Rennes Court-Martial on Saturday, for salvage reward for services ren- their own raoe in the Transvaal." humanitarians will not avow that they care stable door and upon a heap of debris two feet rose-coloured flowers which change to blue with would be given in the full independence of each high, where it was found dead, but the stable dered in September in the Atlantic to the Glas- nothing for the principles of political freedom, officer's conscience, and in the fullest light. It gow steamer 8trathleven, when the latter's tail GREAT MEETING OF BOERS. age. A group of bhis plant on the margin of a and that their blood only boils when Edgars and sustained very little damage. Two currents of On Saturday a meeting of Boers took place! Of shrubbery looks well, and the shelter thua afforded would call witnesses permeated with a sense of wind passing in opposite directions caught a shaft was broken, and she was in a leaky condition. Mrs. Appelbes are murdered on a large scale, and their duties, and determined to devote themselves She hoisted signals for immediate assistance, and course, Mr. Kruger's " most liberal and far-reaoh- enables-the plant to-flower more vigoroualy during then they must bo real Levantine helots and not a ledger. The leaves were torn bodily from the ing " proposals were approved, while ib was added the...uncertain ..spring weather than it .does in to the cause of justice, and to say everything—ab- binding and carried about a mile "to the south of the Delano, observing them on September 1, wenb British imitation. solutely everything—which eould serve the mani- to her aid. Ib was agreed bhab bhe Delano should bhab " nobhing furbher would be conceded." Bub exposed positions.. the town, while the cover was blown aB far in the bhe chief feabure of bhe gathering was the speech of The Morning Leader, commenting on a conten- festation of the truth. tow the Strathleven to St. John's, about 342 miles CIDER.—The art of making good cider is summed other direction. General Jouberb, who remarked bhab bhe Presidenb tion by the Spectator that as the Boers cannot distant. The towage, however, proved a very up in four conditions—ripe fruib, olean water, au had gone far in his overtures, which were instigabed refuse British subjects access to the Transvaal heavy and diffioult one; a violent gale blew, the odourless cask, and racking. Tho choice of fruit) by his desire to preserve peace. -Now the burghers they cannot refuse them the franchise, says: There seas were very high, the Strabhleven leaked badly, is:of the highest importance. Those apples of the CARDINAL VAUGHAN AND THE 25 HORSES BURNT TO DEATH. must stand ready, if need be, to preserve their is no difference between talking about "obliging" and sbeered wildly, the ropes parted several times, firsb.rank are the aromabio, slighbly bitter and nob the Transvaal to graut the franchise to Englishmen ANGLICAN CHURCH. the vessels lost sight of each .other. on two or oherished independence. Sbrangers had, he said, A disasterous fire, attended Tjy the loss of 25 very aoid varieties, whioh combine with a notice- and talking about "obliging" Russia to grant it, three occasions, and had to burn fires to find each come amongsb them who wished bo steal their horses, occurred on Saturday at the premises of able quantity of tannin, or the astringent principle except the differenco which arises from (1) the other again, the men who performed the boat ser- country, but the burghers would give their blood Preaching at the Roman Catholic Church of St. Messrs. Young Bros., hay and straw salesmen, and mucilage, or the oily principle, a very strong superior strength of Russia and (2) our express vice in making iasb the ropes experienced greab in its defence. Anthony, Forest-gate, London, on Sunday, Car- Crinan-Btreet, York-road, King's Cross, London. proportion' of Srigar. ' "The four elements whioh promiso not to interfere in the internal affairs of risk, the boat being dashed once against the ship's dinal Vaughan eaid that at the present day there The outbreak was discovered about half past 2 in when present, in their right proportions makeup the Transvaal. By all means let the Outlanders Bide, whilsb during-the labber partof the-towage a was a large body of sincere, cultured men, clergy a two-etorey building leading into Crinan-street, THE PEACE CONFERENCE. the. merits, of the fruit for pressing are sugar, urge their grievances, and let us back them—but dense fog aud heavy rains were encountered. Ib aud laity, in the Anglican Church—in that Estab- and used aB a stable and Btore. In the former which tannin, muoilage or pecbosine, and. malic; acid. not.by force nor by the threat of force. What is was not until Sept. 7 that the -Delano was able to lishment which seemed to contain, like Noah's Ark, was on the second-floor, were 26 horses, 20 of which Sugar is the moat essential, as it is nearly half trans- in question is not the end but the means. take the Strathleven to St. John's. The tobal With the adoption of M. Renault's report on the all kinds of things, all kinds of professions and belonged to Mr. Young, and the remainder to the formed * by fermentation inbo carbonic acid,"a pwl' value of the property Galved ;was £33,800.—Mr. extension of the Geneva Convention bo naval war- AFFAIRS IN FRANCE. practices, no matter how they differed—in this London Omnibus Co. who occupied the adjoining pre- of which is set free,-aad into alcohol; whioh imparte Justice Bueknill said this wa3 a meritorious fare, the labours of the sub-comrnTElee of the Peaoe Establishment there was a large and growing party mises. The fire extended wi bh extraordinary rapidi by to the cider its'intoxicating- faculty, strength ttnd The Standard, writing with regard to the French service deserving a generous award. The Sbrabh- Conference appoinbod bo deal wibli bhat subjeob that was looking for Catholic truth, and trying and a few minutes afber the alarm was given the heab, while ab.the same time assuring ita conser- Ministerial crisis, says : Anything that serves as a lovcn was in a berrible position, and would prob- came bo an end. The members aro pledged to. once more to popularise those Catholic doctrines building was enveloped in flames and the burning vation and rendering it marketable. Sugar and distraction in this season of strained expectancy is ably have been lost with all on board bub for tho reoommeud the Bcheme to their Governments, and and practices once well-known in this land. These hay gave off a dense smoke. Above tho roar of alcohol are in the firsb degree bhe principles of salutary. The shadow of the Dreyfus trouble still | Delano's service. He awarded bhe plaintiffs it is hoped thab a formal Oonvenbion-may be signed men were endeavouring to the utmost of their the fire could be heard the heart-pieroing cries and life and durability in cider. Tannin, also oalled hangs heavily over the scene. In the calculations £3,800—owners £2,900, capbain £300, and crew before the breaking up of the Conference. As to powtr to bring back to this land Catholic verities furious stamping of the terrified horses. Some of tahuio 'acid, is a vegetable subsbanca of a sharped of those concerned with the formation of a Cabinet, • £600, the men who performed bhe boat service to permanent arbitration, ib is said thab, favourable and practices, and had created a revolution within Messrs. Young's men living near made several astringent savour, a few l,000bh parts of whioh the Renaes trial, and all the movements that take a half share exbra. Judgmenb accordingly. as are bhe obher Powers, Germany muBb be counted the pale of the Establishment. The Anglican arch- gallant attempts to rescue the poor animals, and dissolved in beverages suffice to fix bheir "flavour/ circle round it, must count for much. M. Dupuy with, as on a vote she would probably take Austria bishops sat smiling and fearing, looking for some aucceded in getting one down the gangway. But temper their stimulative aotion on the brain, ana may be suspected of having welcomed, if he - compromise whereby they might be able to still and Italy with her. impart to bhem.their tonic properties. It is ad did not court, Parliamentary discomfiture at a when they returned the flames spread across the comprehend within the elastic limits of the Estab- The Report of bhe Naval Section of bhe Peace vainbageous bhat there should be a notable quantity moment so opportune for a self-regarding politician. doorway, and drove the screaming horses back, lishment those who profesped doctrines and prac- RACING CYCLI3T KILLED. Congress has been completed. The majority of of bhe sofb and unobuous elemenb known as It is hardly possible that the statesman who and the men had to leave them to their fate. tices which were denounced to the echo by the Some of the horses were no doubt suffocated by the members proposed bo prohibib the use of muoilage or pecbosine, aa' ib" imparbs softness ana has to deal with the impending strife of opinion Mr. T. H. Marchanb, a cycle.maker, of Penge, 1 majority of the members of the Church of Eng- the dense smoke, but others were literally roasted explosives intended to spread isphyxiatlng gases, body to eider; and conduces to its preservation by will gain any credit; and it will be nothing short whilsb taking part in a half-mile bicycle race ab land. If Catholics prayed without ceasing then to death, as the flames rushed up through a venti- of the ram in warships, and submarine torpedo- oppoeing to a cerbain extent bhe conversion of the of a miraole if, by what he does or leaves undone, Herne-hill, London, on Saturday afternoon, col- would England once again return to the Roman lating hole in the centre of tho floor, converting it boats. The question of limibing for a certain aleohol inbo ascebio aoid or vinegar. 'Of aoidW he fails to incur enmities which may gravely pre- lided with another competitor, and was thrown Catholic faith. into an oven. The fire was nob gob under till period bhe calibre of guns, the foroe of powder, bhere should- bo libb'le, lesb is produoed a ciae: judice hie after career. Conscience and the sense violently onto bhe traok, sustaining a fracture of : 8 o'clock. The building was gutted, and the roof and the thioknesB of armour-plates has been re- disagreeable 'to th.e3asta andl-hurbful In its aotioa of patriotic duty are, no doubt, potenb springs of the skull and other injuries. He was removed to fell in. ^ ferred to the respeotive Governments. It is stated uponvbhe~clige3tive organs. aotion : but unless the present race of Parliament- M. Point-are failed in his task to form a Fresch his residence, and on medical advice thence bo the thab an agreement with Germany on the mabber arians be much misunderstood, the spirit of pure Cabinet. Norwood Cottage Hospital, where he expired of arbitration has now become possible, if not VEGETABLE MARROWS.^-Where manure betls devotion is not a dominating motive. They are At the first public sitting of the Royal Com- shortly after his admission. Deceased, who was probable. have been used for forwarding early vegetable not wholly to be blamed, for the Chamber itself OUTRAGE AT A PARIS mission on Accidents to Railway Servants Mr 29 years of ago, was a native of Reigate. He was In consequence of the hitch at the Peace Con- suoh as oarrobs, lotbuco, radiehee, ebc., they canno fails to appreciate hi«h prinoiple, and would FESTIVAL. Hopewood (from the Railway Department of the well known amongst racing cyclists in South Lon- ference, caused by. the attitude of the Germau now be more profitably employed than by ab oflC refuse to bo swayed by a nature too superior to don. On several occasions deceased expressed to Governmonb, with regard bo arbitration, Dr Z)ru Bowing or planting thorn with vegebable marrow- Board of Trade) put in btatistica of killed and Whilst the festival procession illustrating the the average. his friends a foreboding that he would one day be and Mr. Hollia left The Hague for Berlin, to lav This delicious vegebable cannob be had' boo eariy> injured, aud showed that in America Bince auto- Paris trade guilds of the middle ages was passing killed whilst cycle-riding. before the Emperor William details of a new for ib is alway'3 appreoiabed. Au exbra barrow CANADA AND TIIE UNITED STATES. matic coupling was introduced the number of rail- along the Boulevard Voltaire in Paris, on Sunday scheme providing for the establishment of a bureau' load or two. of good soil should be placed in one The Daily Chronicle says : It is satisfactory to way man killed had beeu reduced by 219 and the afternoon, a man in the crowd fired two shots in the Dutch capital, but not making arbitration .'two heaps on bha bad, and. the plants ab once pu find that RO able and so well-informed a politician injured by 4;994 per annum. from a revolver at a figurante on one of the cars. obligatory, lhe two delegates reached Bsrliri on1 out. If pobbed planba are nob available, a seed w as the late Governor-General of Canada Under the presidency of Lord Tweedmouth a One of the bullets inflicted a slight wound on the MISSIONARIES MURDERED IN Saturday morning, and were at once received bv two may be sown on each heap of soil. J- M was able to assure the Eighty Club that the meeting of the general committee of the Gladstone woman's arm, and the other bullet went through a CHINA. the Emperor. The scheme in question is aaid to should be kept wail watered with' tepid "water, an" Dominion has not adopted, as has been Liberal Memorial Fund wa3 held in London, when man's trousers wibhoub doing him any injury. Powers60 ^ 7 th° delegaLoa o£ the o^her probected ab nighb by hand lights, bell-glasses, I«l! imputed, an irreconcileable attitude with the it was reported that the statue of Mr. Gladstone After firing the second shot the assailant, whose flower pobs, boxes, or anybhing similar,. for United States respecting an Alaskan frontier. was making satisfactory progress. An available name is Beal, shot himself in the head. Jealousy The North China Daily News publishes a tele- are. very tender plants .and,aro sure ,to get jiniJJE All that Canada asks for, Lord Aberdeen says— surplus of at least £2,800 was anticipated, and it was the cause of the crime. gram stating that the Rev. H. S. Phillips, Mrs. was decided to devote this to the establishment of Phillips, a lady friend, and three native converts by .-frost's. Mai-rows are.rmoisbure-)ovingBWjLi and we know bia words will be roceived with B MR. BALFOUR ON EDUCATION. and should never be allowed bo suffer for . as much respect in the United States as in a trust fund for providing prizes in books, to be have been killed by rioters while trying to escape j called the Gladstone Memorial Prize, at the from Kien-ning-fu. moisbure ab bhe root3. The variety called , England—is that she shall have free access A PILOT MULCTED IN DAMAGES. B lfou r tb0 Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and London, Long white is one of bKe besb bo grow, a' "°d from the ocean to her own gold-bearing territories. * , .^tended Speech Day at the Lays and at tho University Colleges in England, Scot- many profer bhe Long Green. The Ousiw This is a claim which we have admitted in the oase Late on Saturday night a cablegram was re- School, Cambridge and distributed the prizes land and Wales, for special proficiency in history, In the Livorpool County Court on Saturday an marrow is also wolljworbh growing, for albhoug ^ of Russia to an ice-free port in the Pacific, and ceived at, the offices of the Church Missionary Ho congratulated the founders of tho Leys fcchoo political science, and economics. action was brought by thp owners of the steamer Society, whioh stated that that one of their mis- fruibs are small thay aro very ornamenbal, an there is no reason why a few degrees east of Port upon having made it one of those public schools Ros8more, a large cattle steamer, against William sionaries, the Rev. Mr. Phillips, his wife and of delicious flavour. , Arthur Canada should not huvo an ocean port which were a natural product of .the . English- At Blackburn, William Nash, stoker, of Nelson, Anthony Smith, Mersey pilot, to recover damages child, their assistant, Miss Seir, together with character, and which had.sent forth to every land available during part of the year for communica- and Richard Heaps, weaver, of Burnley, were for collision with a small steamer, the Elsa, on 10 of their native" converts, had been massacred in WYANDOTTE FOWLS—Ab ono bime the bn* tion with Klondike. If ever there were a case for j many who had aone honour to their'country. charged with wearing military uniforms iu such a board which defendant was at the time in charge,, China. The scene of the tragedy, of which do'tails Alluding to educat.on in some of its controversial suffered in the estimation of the general P" arbitration or compromise this is one. And manner as to bring contempt upon the Queen's TheElea, which was on a voyage from Hamburg are still lacking, was ab Poiniag, a village about from tho attempts made by its promoters .to u Canada has plenty iu hand to bargain with, if aopects, Mr Balfour, while holding thaf it was a88er u service.. A policemun stated that Heaps, attired to Manchester Ship Canal, struck the Rossmore's 100 miles from Foochoo. Mrs. Phillips aud Miss ib, the inevitable rosulb of exbravaganb , hose need be. nob dedirable that Greek and Latin should be in cast-off uniform of the King's Own Scottish stern, and considerable damage was caused to both Seir, as well as the Rev. Mr. Phillips, were activo excluded from tho place thoy had occupied, thoucht being to produce distrust in the minds 01 • in missionary work, Mr. Phillips being thoroughly Borderers, was playing bagpipes, while Nash, vessels.—The judge found the defendant liable, educationalists ought nob to give themselves awav who are nob prepared to take as gospel every . Mr. A. Pullen Burry, a fruitgrower near Worth- efficient in tho Chinese language. Mrs. Phillips dressed in Marine uniform, collected coppers from and ordered him to pay the amout of the damages by claiming for the classical system things which they see in print. But it is generally recoy ^ ing, obtained a decreo nisi against his wile on was the daughter of a well-known olergyman in the B the crowd. Beth men, who were old soldiers, to the Rossmore. which that system could not give. Ho held with now that the Wyandotte is enbibled to " lorge account of her alleged misconduct with Captain A. North of London, and was a Bistor of Professor 8 pleaded ignorance and poverty. They were ordered almosb everybody who had studied tho question sidered one of our usoful breeds. It1 Jay .n).60 Brucc Fi-aser, formerly an officer of Hussars, and Hanken, ono of the members of the Indian Plague to pay costs. The marriage of Mr. L. V. Harcourt and Miss that an education which was not.in considerable number of eggs, whioh are of bhe brown an ex-Mayor of Worthing. The case was remark- Commission. The murdered lady was looked upon Burns, which was postponed from June 6, will take part a literary education, was necessarily.maimed generally preferred in this country. able for tho confessions the respondent had made Tho Bishops Designate for Madras—Tho Rev. by the Church Missionary Society as one of their place on Saturday, July 1. aud one-sided; but was it credible that irftheae to a governess employed by her and to some of Henry Whitehead, of Madagascar j the Rev. most talented workers, and the massacre of this Georgo Lanchester King, of Mombassa; and the Damage to tho extent of £20,000 has been done days any man should under-valuo scionce, or that' her relations. In tho result the co-respondent was little band of English people has'caused greab grief Colonel Wabbs, naval constructor to Rev.^W.Uiam George Peel—are to be consecrated by a firo which has occurred on tho Champion Reef to them. insight into the physical world, which was, coS- dismissed from the suit ou the ground that there strong Company, declares that the ' con ^ on June 29, at Sfc- Paul's Cathedral. in Burmah, stantly expanding. Man should,driuk deeply Sf was no evidence against him. oth souroes.of.inspiration,. . "" American oruisers Albany and New Urie»u» -both goodj reliable ships.