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FRENGH ARE STIRRED UP
Over Mr. Chamberlain's Last Speech.
THOUGHT THAT FPASRODA WOULD SATISFY ENGLAND.
'They Now Think England Will Settle Ali Pending Questions.
[Seectat To Tae Examiner] Nov. 17. of Mr, he British Secretary cf State
PARIS, Cham ber]
—The speech
AID, { ‘| for the Colonies, at Manchester, bas had a | Jiequieting effect upou Freneb official cir
|cles, where it bad been expected that th
evacnation of Fashoda would zatisfy Grea
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‘the British attitude may be a close under~
os j ' | stat te of preparedness to exert force in sup- | | | offisials suggest that the result of
standing between France and Germany on
co olonial matters.
Happy Schreiber.
Orrawa; November 16.—The weddinz | of Coliing wood Schreiber, deputy minister of railways and canals, to Miss Gwynne, | daughte r of Judge Gwynne, of the Suap- | reme Court, took place yesterday afternoon |at Grace Church. The wedding was pri- vate, Only near relatives being invited. Mise Gwyvne was charmingly gowned in | an exceedingly graceful costume of French gray, much immmed with white bebe rib- | bop, a becomming chapeau in ‘the same
vely soft shades, and she carried a mag- uificeat shower boguet of white roses and maidenhair fern. | She was accompanied by her two nieves, ‘Miss Marguerite Crombie and Miss Nora Gwynne, of Toronto. Immediately after the ceremcny Mr and Mrs. tchreiber Jefi in aspecial car for New York. Mr. Schrei- | ber is 67 years of age.
| Attitude of Spain.
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| Maprip, Novl6.—According to semi- | Officis] statements here the Spanish peace commiussioovers will maint»in their present attitude in regard to the P iilippine Islands aud will certainly not acc: pt the conditions of the United 8 ates. Furiher. if the discussion does not return to the limits of the protocc], 28 viewed by the Spaniards, the Spanish commissioners have decided not to sign a treaty of peace.
It is also learoedfrom the same source that complete accord prevails between ibe Spanish government and its peace com- | inissiouers,
Truth Coming Uut.
Lonpox, Nov 15—In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday Mr Hooley, on cross-ex~ amination, flatly coctradicted the evidence of Sir Wil:iam Marriott. He reiterated his statement that he bad promised and had paid to Sir Wiliam £1,000 duction to the Carlton Club. Mr Ho ley added, the dirty work” for the Conservative party. Sir Wi liam suggested the giving of £50, - 000 by Mr Hocley for a baronetcy, and he was to get £10,000 if Mr Houley was made a@ baronet.
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| LOBSTER REGULATION REVOKED They May Stil! be Taken 91 in Length.
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[Seectat tro Tue Examiner ]
Orrawa, Noy. 17. —An Crder iv Coun- cl has been passed snspending the order passed very lately which increaved the size 104 In the mean-~
| of lobsters to be taken from 84 to
inches uatil the year 1900.
time the eld order of affairs will exist and lobsters 93 inches can be taken.
Shot By The Minister.
New Yoru, November 16.~ Rev Maur ice Rosenthal, a Jewish glergyman, was arou-ed from his sleep early yesterday. by hearing @ stranger in his house in Est 116th Street. Arming bimself witv a picetol he went into the parlor, where be was attacked by tne intruder... The two men fovgot desperately for a few momenis, the burglar proving to be the stronger. At last theclergyman fired his pistol. tull in the face of the burgular, who fel! up~ con-cious, a bullet having tora out his | -ft
here as indicating that Great Brit* | man was taken to an
eye and entered the brain. The wounded hospital where be recovered enflicieutly to give his name and address as William Farrel', ot West Third street, Philadelphia. He is about 21 years old and of powerful build. The surgeons say he cannot recover. Gen‘ral Merritt's Opinion.
Saw Franctsco>, Nov 15 —Maj-r-General Merritt is quoted as saying:
“Tt wouli uot surprise me to see that the negotiatious between the United States and Spain have been brokeo off. If the work of the comm?*sion proves fruitlese it means a renewal ofthe war. If Spain refuses to accede to further demands it will snow that she has secured substantial hope of assist~ anee or Earopean intervention. Should Germany take a hand in this matter, Eng- land will fellow suitand then look for France to put her fiuger in the pie.
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Anglo-American Co-operation.
Beruix, No 16—A despitch from Madrid says, sccordiug to reliatle inform~ ation received there from London, Lord Salisbury is disposed to act in concert with the United States, and that reinforcements which are being sent to Gibraliar make the British policy seem suspicious.
It is quite generally the opinion that for this reason this government ought to make peace with the Americans forthwith before Kogland gets ber opportunity te put her finger in the pie.
Khartoum Honors.
Lonpox, Nevember 16.—The Khartoum honors have been gazetted. Captain Kenva, Lieut. Montmorency and Private Byraoe, ofthe 21st Lancers and Captain Smvth,of the seconé dragoons, received the Victoria Cross; Lieutenant Sir Frances Greenfell, and Major General Lord Kitch ener are made knights of the grand cross of the Bath; Slatin Pashais madea knight commander of St. Michael and St. George and many others are yet to receive Various decoratiers.
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Dreyfus Informed
Paris, Nov. 16.—-The court of cassation
ha. intormed the minister of the colonies,
for an intro- | Sir Will ‘at | told him that he «did “all |
Guillain, that it bas decided that Dreyfus
be informed by telegraph that the revision
proceedings have Commenced and to pre~ pare his defence. The ministry of the colonies bas re-
ceived a cable despatch saying Dreyfus is in good health. The decision ot the court of cassation to inform the prisoner of the revision proceedings have commenced and notifying him to prepare this defence, is very significant, as it has heretofore been
troduced into the Dreyfus proceedings. Questions wll now be drafied and posted to Dreyfus, who will tormulate his replies.
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“God Save The Queen.”
New York, November 16.—The 130:h banquent of the New York chamber of | commerce was heldat Delmonico’s last night. Lord Herscheil, General Miles, Seth Low, Bishop Potter and many other persons of distinction were present. The president in his cpening address called the ‘ assembly to its feet, and they sang “God Save the Queen.”
The Spaniards have received orders to quit Cuba by the Ist January next and al | etforts on their part to prolong the occupa-
tioa of tbat island have met with a flat ‘ refueel from their American conquerors.
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ALLAN NAPIER. M’NEIL DEAD
A Native of P E Island —- For Twenty
Years in Civil Service.
[Speciat tro Tuk Examiner]
Ortawa, Nov 17.-- Allan Napier Mc-' Neil, Chief Clerk of the Department or Todian Affairs, died yesterday.
About six weeks ago the deceased eon- tracted a heavy cold which developed into pseumnoo a, and resulted in his death, lor over twenty years he was connected with the civil service,
Tne deces-ed was a rative of P E Island and at one time h2ld a commission in the Biitish Navy.
His father was the late Joun McNeil, at one time clerk of the House of Assembly, of P. KE. Island.
The Mail Service.
[Sreciat To THe Examiver [
Orrawa, Nov. 17.—Tae Department of Trade and Commerce has decided net to acceptany of the tenders for the steam- ship service fer carrying the British mails for two years from May next,
Iv is likely taat called for.
new tenders will be’
A Curious Mistake.
Havirax; Nov. 16 —Investigation is being held into the mistake .by which
several cars of war material shipped here and destined by the British authorities for the Pacific were sent to St. John instead of to Esquimalt. The explosives were intended for coast defences and ships on the Pacific etation. It is said address lickets Swere transferred on the cars from St. John and Esquimalt, and that the result was the ammunition has not yet reached the Pavific.
St John Snr: Shortly after the dis- sc lation of the |-st parliament, Mr. Muloek introduced ablito make it unlawful for any member of parliament to accept a position in the gift of the crown. He and fever] other members of the party deaouaced such appointments ax a scandal aud an outrage. Mr. Mulock and his col 'eagues have been in office a little more than two years avd have slready made eleven appointments irom the house of commons. They have given judgeships to four members, senatorsbips to four, 4 governorship t one, and departmental appoiniments to two.
Montreal Gazette: Mr John Yeo, M. P., for Rast Prince, P. E. I., has followed the example of more iilustrions fellow Lib- erals who beld that members of the House of Commons should not take places from the Government, and has Saccepted a senatorehip. H* is a man of good repute in his home provinee, and will be a good enougo Senator. Uis entry into the upper chamber wl’, however, romew hat enlarge the bole that th eM. P.s’rush for office has made ina much advertised Liberal pretence.
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A seat on the New York Stock Kxs- Five years ag® the price was ouly $13,500. The crop of lambs going to Wall Street must be hnge and the fleece heavy, when a right to Share in the shearing is valued at eo much money.
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A Statesman in Trouble i ee Pexixy Nov. 16, - Li dung Chang has memoralized ibe duwager emprese, begging the appointment to | consult with the viceroy ofthe province of Shang Tung as tothe steps to be taken to prevent any further overflowing of the Yellow River, pleading age and infirmity as hisexcu*e. He bad a special audience on the subject with the dowager empress today and the latter, while thanking him for bis ser ices lo the throne, requested the “hinese statesman to proceed to the Yellow River without delay.
In some quarters itis believed Li Hung Chang’s appoiutment is due to the enmity of Yaog Lu, who replaced Li Hung Charg in the Tsung Li Yamen early in Septem~= ber, aud to the animosity 0) Kang Yu.
The Prima Donna Again.
Lonpox, Nov 16—Mme. Patti, during ap interval in a concert at Albert Hall last evening, informed her friends of her inten~- tion to marry again. The man who will become the prima donna’s third husband is Baron Cederstrol,a Swede. The mars riage wil] take } lace in February.
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