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FRENCH SOLDIERS
Naval Magazine at Toulon Explodes
KILLING ALL THE SOLDIERS ON DUTY AT THE TIME. And a Number of Others—A Terrible Affair.
(Srectat ro THE Examiner }
Tovtoy, March 6.—The Naval powder magazine of La Goubrav, in the depart- | ment of wer for southern France, exploded } yesterday. Ali the soldiers on duty at the’ magazine were killed and a number of the inhabitants of the surroundirg district also fell victims.
Forty corpses have already been re- covered.
Rebellion in China.
(Srzeiat tro Tas Examiner.)
Tacoma, March 6.—Chinese advices received here contain the startling news that thousands of rebels in Central Chinese provinces of Hanan, Aohin, Kiaogsn, Hunan and Hupeh have com~ bined their forces and are wresting an im-~
‘ Government.”
+} Toronto men know that there are six
mense tervitory from the authority of Imperial Government.
address at the agricultural meeting, he voluntered to answer questions. I asked, **Ip view of the fact that Canadian nurs- eries were infested with disease and in ad dition could or would net supply stock true to bame, and being ex :luded from the Americao markets by the Government, where could we look for our nursery supplies ?”
After an atiempt was madeto answer this, Prof. Robertson saw plainly that it was beyond Mr. Macoun’s depth and vainly jumped tobisrescue. His statement was tbat “you have six nurseries on the Island who cannot sell alj their stock. When these sre so'd cut it wil! be time enough to com) lain,”
The question which I asked is still uc- answered and I fear unanswerable, One of the largest nureeries in ‘Toronto jart spring while returning @ portion. of av order which they could not fil, remirk:d :
“We have to get certain aricles from tue United States. The passage of the act probibiting imporiation prevented our do- ing this. Do not blame us. Blame the
Perhaps Prof. Robertson wil let theee
nurseries on P. E. Island where they cau ge: their supplies. I ack the Professor to pame a nereery in Canada (P. E. Island included) where a genera! list of atock can be procured answering to the requirements of my question; and that question is based
GREAT BRITAIN
Regarding Recent Rus- sian Protest,
AUSSIA OBJECTED TO THE AP- POINTMENT
Of a British Subject as Chief En:in-
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(Sarcrat To Tae Examiner.)
Lonpox, March 6.—China supports Great Britain against the protest of Russia regarding the terms of the Niu Chang railway extension loan recently subscribed in Loadon.
The Russian objection was that a British subject had been appointed chief engineer.
THE CRUISER TALBOT.
upoo the standard fixrd by himself. In the Siates Ican name hima large nuwber. ; Io the irteresis of our fruit growers, Prof. , tobertson should give an answer to the, question, acd if this is impossible then tne Government should repeal this probibitory act and open to us an honest avenue of supply. L. P. Tanton.
A PROTEST AND SUGGESTION.
Sir,—I learn that on Saturday last the couriers at the Capes brought across from Cape Tormentine all the mail matter on hand there with the exception of one tag. In other words the stock on band at Cape
Late in January a series of battles took | Torreutine on Saturday last was greatly
pace about Insrunz, in which 4700 ( <0 Sede ced,
are Known to have been slain.
Hundreds of Chinese troops were aleo killed.
T he rebels were literally mowed down by quick-firing guns and magazine rifles with which several regiments of the Imperial troops succeeded in recapturing Hungy Chai and might have followed up their success by other victories had not several other regiments of raw troops became panic stricken andrun away.
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Piymovuts, Mass, March 6.—The un- usual occurence of a thunder storm in March was sadly emphasized by the death by lightening, of William H. Hoxie, who was struck down while ringing the bell of the congregational churchin Chiltenville yesterday.
Lord Minto Loses Paintings.
{Srecta.to Tae Examiver ]
Orrawa, March 6.-—-By the wreck of the Labrador Lord Minto suffered the loss of two eases of paintings on ivory which were shipped by him.
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Now, Sir, I desire to enter my most solemn protest against the actioa of the couriers and the Post Office officials. [n my opinion there ought always to be kept at Cape Tormentine a good supply of mail matter so that on no day can it happen that the boatmen will be unable to cross for want of mails to bring over. | ex- pect that during many days of this month and next month the roads will be ee bac be- tween Aulac and Tormentine that the Lik- eral ma'l-eleighs will be unable to get down te the Cape, and unless a good quantity of maile are detained there to keep the 0ats supplied there will be days when they can- not cross for want of mai! freight,and then there will be a how! from the merciiants and Boareof Trade backed up by a’! the Tory press aad Tory heelers in the country. This can easily be avoided by always keeping a supply of maile on hand at Cape Tormentine. A great risk was run on Saturday and ehould not be repeated.
Patriot,
MR. WISE’S RETURN.
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Sir,—I have been much disappointed that no interview with Mr. Joseph Wise, M. L. A., our Jate smbaeeador to Great Britain aod Ireland, has appeared u the columns of either of the grit deily papers. The Guardian usuaily interviews people, the Patriot ie not far behind its coefrere in such mattere—and they have both inter- viewed lees deserving personages— but be- yond announeiog the fact that Mr. Wise has returned nothing has been said. As Mr. Wise’s trip has cost the country @ snug sum of money the taxpayers have right to hear the result of his journey and to have hie impressions of the Old Voun- try duly chronicled. In anticipation of the papers referred to doing now what sheald have been doneon Mr. Wisw’s ar- rivalI weuld suggest that after the ueual account ef how Mr, Wise was received at the Court of St. James and how he found the Queen and Royal Family, and kis impressions of Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, that he tell the public ail about his trip in the Gaepesia and the cond'tion of the live stock shipped here“in good order and conditien” when they reached Liverpool, and why it was (ae rumored) that fines were imposed by the Piritieh authorities and upon whom they were im- posed, and whether it is true that the trip of the Gaspesia injured our leland trade with Great Britain. If those ru- mors are untrue they should be contra- dicted, and Mr. Wise as the special repre~ sentative of the Local Government, is the preper person to give the desired infor- mation.
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That impnre soaps are the direct causs of a large amount of rkin diseases? Avoid the danger by using “Suntighi”
To Take Lord MHerschell’s Body
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(Sprorat to Tas Examiner.)
Wasunixcrox, March 6.—The British ambassador called on the Secretary of
ment expresecd thanks for the tender ef the Brooklyn to bear Lord Herschell’s re. mains back to Eoglend, but explained that the British Government had ordered a vessel, probably the cruiser Talbot from its North Atlantic squadron at Bermuda, for this missioa.
Lord Herschell’s Successor.
[SpreraL ro Tue Exaniver |
Loexpoy, March 6.—Lord Brampton, ex-Justice Hawkins, ie mentioned as Lord Herschell’s successor on the Anglo- American commission, “
Kipling Getting Better.
[Speciat ro Toe Examinpr. }
New York, Narch 6.—Kipliog is far advanced on hie way to recovery, but there is nO ehange in the conditions of his two daughters who have pxeumonia.
The Pope Improving in Health.
[Srecrat ro Tas Examiner. |
cellent epirits and doing well.
Dreyfus Despondent
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despondent.
The Plague Violent.
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the Prevince of Pringe Edward Island, at its next Session, for an act to veel in the City of Charlottetewn, the tiile to all that
the City of Charlotte- Town Lots num- (16), Seventeen (17)
and being in town, being bers Sixteen
of Town Lot No, (18) in the 4th hundred
the pro Street School land and premisere Dated at Charlottetown this 1st day of
March, 1899. : JAMES WARBURTON,
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the Navy, and on behalf of his Govern~}
Rome, March 6.—The Pope is in ex-
Paris, March 6.—Dreyfus has become
Lonpoy, March, 6.—Bubonic plague is ragipg with unparalleled eeverity at Bom-
NOTICE is hereby given that an appli- | new stock of 1899 Wall cation will be made to the eee ot | In doing so we have crowded out many
tract, piece or parcel of land, situate lying |
of Town Lots, in Charlottetown, being known as the West Kent
Following the Examples of che Other Nations,
(Speciat To roe Examiner)
Loxpox, March 6.—The Rome corriss poodent of the Daily Mail says that Italian warships have landed marines at San Numbay, tbus actually taking possession,
Italy will pay nearly £80,000 for the con- cession.
The Tauny Li Yamen wishes to reduce the lease to 50 years.
Puxix, Mareh 6.—The correspondent of the Loudon Times says it is asseried that since the Teuny Li Yamen returned Italy’s despateb, Sir Cloud MacDonald, the British m nister to Chins, has presented a note s.ipporting Italy’s demand,§and itis prob- ably that Italy will now take possesion of San Numbay;encountering practically no resistance.
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