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Still Longing for Her Lost Provinces.

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Panis, Aug 30.—French newspapers

generally distrust the practicability of the Czar’s peace scheme, and clearly indicate that the French would make the restora- tion of Alsace and Lorraine a requisite ©’ her participation in the conference, —

Will Russia Yield.

Loxpox, August 28.—T! a ™ Z oie in ental Sama sl pr Sil i a kia W ales and St. Dunstan’s the event of the Russia failing to give guar- g . FOO —SR0 SEaaay: Lord'y, Davison and Baird Among Colleges.

anteesof the pormanece of the British sphere of influence in the Yang Tse valley which is the basis of the practical Britieh ultimatum now presented at St. Peters-~ burg.

Experts here have litile doubt that Rns- sia will be compelled to yield under this heavy preasure. Englana’s nava) predomi- nance is too palpable to permit any other course,

The Russian Minister.

Loxpox, Aug. 28.—The Daily Mail’s Pekin correspondent says: “ M. Pav.oft, the Russian charge d’affairs in China, who has been appointed Russiao minister to Corea, will be succeeded here by M. de Giers, who is at present accredited to Brazil. M. Pavloft’s removal is generally attributed to Great Britain’s sudden

| change of policy, the ovject of which is to | press

Russia with the advisability of recognizing Our paramounicy in the Yang Tse valley.

“The Russian Government has been quise in accord with Great Britain’s desire to delimit the maiters of the sphere of influence, but wher on the last Thursday it was asked permanently to respect the integrity of this sphere, it declined to give any guarantee. A prompt demonstration

ES LO OL What Spain has to pay.

[The peseta is worth about 20cents.]

The Spanish press is urging that the remains of Columbus be brought back from Havavato Spain, and thata provi- sion to such effect be inserted in the final erms of peace.

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ISLAND, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1898

NO 203

DISTURBANCES IN MANILA

Insurgents. Fighting in the Suburbs,

SEVERE ENCOUNTERS HAVE ALREADY TAKEN PLACE.

tants Greatly Alarmed.

SPeectan to THe Examiner.)

Mania, Aug 30.—The residential sub- urbe are full of armed insurgents. Several personal vendettas have been reported. The inhabitants are There was firing in the streets of San

greatly alarmed.

Miguel.

GERMANY AND ENGLAND

To Work Tvegether China.

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Lonvox, Aug 30.—The Berlin corres- pondent of *the Daily Mailsays that Ger- many and England are trying to formulate a policy to counteract Russia iu China.

BRITISH GRIP ON EGYPT.

Loosen it.

The Paris ‘Solie!’ in an article in which

of the vastdesigos of England? Russia ? She has enough to doto finish the Trans- Siberian Railwav, to obsorb Manchuria, to consolidate her position at Port Arthur and in Chinese waters. Egypt does not inter- esther. Germany? She is occupied with furnishing Kruppcanoon Turkey, as well as rifles and officers to reorganize her army. She will also geta naval) statiou in Syria, and take from us our privilege of protecting the Christians of the East. Germany hes no direct interests in Egypt, France? She has no timeto devote to Egypt, to the Christians of the East, or to the Grand Turk, Shehas the Dreyfus case.’

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An exquisite gem is the opal, its beautiful creamy surface lit with red, blue and yellow rays scintillating in the light and giving it a place in the front rank of precious stones. Unfortunately

the opal has a bad name, and we know |

the proverb about the dog with the un- lucky cognomen. Superstition credits this beautiful stone with bringing mis-

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Considering the Behring Sea Ques-

tion.

(SpectaL To Tae Examiner.)

Qvesec, Aug. 30.—The Commission had the Behriog Sea question under con- sideration yesterday. Jt looks as it Canada will consent to the prohibition of pelagic sealing, but the price to be paid is not vet determined,

-THE CZAR’S PROPOSITION.

Opinions of French and English

Press

Paris, Aug 28,—The Figaro believes that the conference will assemble, because the Caar would not have risked a refusal, It believes, however, that the aspiration is chimerieal.

Le Journal thinks the conference, in- stead .of realizing the Czar’s hopes, will rather accentuate national aptazonisme, if it dogs vot lead todemauds totally inimi cal @ the object of the ccnference.

Lowioy, Aug. 29.—The Daily Chron- icle’a Paris correspondent declares that tbe disarmament olive branch would have emanated from Emperor William in Jeru- salem if the Czar’s advisers, including perbaps M. Honotaux, had not forestalled the Emperor’s project.

The Daily News says: “If the Czar had pot been, the Emperor would surely have been the dramatist. It is too much to hope for the realization, but some good ought to come of it in the way of a better understanding between the powers ”

The Morning Post, discussing the dif-

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| rives at the conclusion that it would suit Russia’s need, the Russiaus design, won- derfully well, but would not suit England at all.

A significant fact of today is Count

titude ja the presert crisis isa matter of most vital importance. With reference to the sensational Cninese despatches to the

spondent, Dr. Morrison, who has been conspicuously alert throughout, always getting informaticn ahead of the foreign ' office, has thus far telegraphed nothing on the subject.

! ‘The appointment of M. Pavic ff, as Rus- Sian minister to Corea would seem to indi- ‘cate better relations between England and Russia, since M. Pavloff has been the active agentin all Russia’s advances in China.

Liquor Dealers’ Position.

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Ortawa, Aug. 28.—The position as- sumed by the licensed victualiers of On- tario to the prohibition plebiscite was ex- plained by Provincial Secretary Dickey at a meeting of the trade here Jast night. He says that they are confident that the prohi- | bitionists will not poll more han one-third

of the vote recorded. The licens:d yictual. | lers, he said, believe that the financial as- | pect of the question will prevent a popular declaration in favor of prohibition. The | prospect of being taxed to make gad the revenue uow derive! from the traffic, will, | in their judgment, prove the salvation of the bu¢iness. The men in the trade

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THE SHOOTING AT OTTAWA

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THE NEW SHOOTING RANGE

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Orrawa, Aug. 30.—Major-General Hut~ ton dedicated the rifle range here, yester- day.

Immediately after, the thirteenth annual meeting of the Dominion Rifle Association commenced,

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Maritime Province men are making good scores,

In the Nursery Match, Lieut. Lerdly, Ch’town Engineers won $4; in the Bankers match, Davison, Ch’towa Engineers, and Baird, do, won $4 each.

Toral’s Farewell.

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Gladstone and Moses.

A correspondent of The British Weekly tells the following story rela- tive to Mr. Gladstone: ‘‘I was driving | one autumn evening in a conveyance which in those days used to run from Lamlash to King’s Cross (Island of Arraa) when for any reason the late boat did not go round to Whiting bay. , Sitting opposite me were two men who appeared to belong to the Paisley weav- er class, and true te the traditions of that class they were busily discussing politics. Presently one of them said, with much emphasis, ‘There hasna been | a lawgiver equal to Mr. Gladstone since | the days o’ Moses.’ ‘Moses!’ retorted the other. ‘Moses got the law gien tae him frae the Lord, but Mr. Gladstone maks laws oot o’ his ain head!’ ”’

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paiga. RUSSIAN LIARS

Russian diplomats hold that it is no lisgrace or dishonor to lie in the most tublushing manner in order to promote the interests of their country and of their sovereign. When the late czar asked once of Count Ignateiff how he came to be nicknamed ‘‘The Father of Lies’’ while embassador at Constantino- ple, he with a low bow responded, ‘‘In the service of your majesty. ’’

Seamen Vote Ahead of Time.

Norwegian seamen are entitled to vote before leaving their country if the polling day is within three months of their departure, or they can vote ata foreign port within the same time by having their votes sent home through a Norwegian consul.

Willing to Sacrifice,

Lodging House Clerk—Bed wit bath, 15 cents.

Weary Watkins—I guess I’d rather pay «4 little more and not take the bath. —Indianapolis Journal.

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