Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 5 octobre 1883, vendredi 5 octobre 1883

[" f\\'y.ervmrrts DCr.Af* a.® COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING- GAZETTE.VOL.XXXVII QUEBEC, FRIDAY.OCTOBER 5.188J.AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.Reward for the London Bank Secretary\u2019s Arrest* TTS PHŒKIX PARK INFORMERS.Supposed Tidingi of Cireeley's P^rty.THE ÀNTI-JEWISH DISORDERS IN « SOUTHERN RUSSIA.The Franco-Spanish Uaplea-santness* IMPEACHMENT OF THE NORWEGIAN MINISTRY.Critical Situation in Canton.Th* Death Penalty\u2014Fire * Record\u2014A Virginian Secret Organization\u2014 \u2018Suicide, etc.A Mexican Mother\u2019s Awfnl Deed.The \u201cCat\u201d\u2014The Sunday Mail Question\u2014 Found Dead\u2014A Slander Suit Settled\u2014ghoo^jng A ffkir, etc.Loj»Doy, Oct.4\u2014One thousand pounds have been offered for the arrest of Geo.Warden, the absconding Secretary of the London and River Plate Bank.1'he Bank loses from £50, ¦ 000 to £100,000 by Warden\u2019s defalcations ; the surplus is sufficient to cover the losses.It is stated the informers in the Phcenix Psxk murder trial who were not permitted to land in Melbourne will go to India, where Carey decided to go nntil he was dissuaded by his wife.It is reported Carey was offered a clerkship in the new barrack at Kurriachee.h Owing to the repeated anti-Jewish diaor-den in Ematerinoelav and other districta of Sooth Russia, martial law is proclaimed therein.The steamer \u201cMelbourne'\u2019 has arrived at Marseilles from New Caledonia, with Joseph Smith, an informer in the Phcenix Park murder trials, who was not permitted to land at Melbourne.Smith was recognized at Mar-seiilee, when he suddenly left the vessel ; it is believed he has taken passage for China.Hilling\u2019s woolen mill, at Rochdale, was burned to-day ; loss, £15.000.Doux, Oct.4\u2014The United Ireland, the League organ, states that an official intimately connected with the detection of crime in Dublin has been suspended.The cause of the saspeusion is likely to create a sensation.Dcxdkx, Oct.4\u2014A whaling steamer from Davis Straits reports the nativee at Saunder\u2019s Island stated they saw five men at Etah, is Smitè\u2019tfMiQd, north of Baffin\u2019s Bay, early in th#jAai»-*rno belonged to a large expedition farther, to the north, believed to be (iree- *\tl- * One of the oativfs met at Sannder\u2019s Island was very iatémgent and spoke seme English.He stated his brother saw £u^meu living at Etah, a fishing station south of Littleton Island, on the east side of Smith\u2019s Sound, all iu good health.The leader was tall and obu*t.The captain, of the \u201cPolyoia\u201d be-i;evea the party was sent ont by Greeley to meet the \u201cProteus,\u201d then on the way to Smith\u2019s Sound.Nmcf Chatxl, Oct.4\u2014A public meeting has been called for Sunday to demand the expul-won of tbe Salvation Army.Paris, Oct.4\u2014Oen.Tbibaudin attended tb^Cabinet meeting to-day.The Government baa ordered an official investigation into tbe disturbance attending the visit of Alfonso.Illness was not the cause of the absence of the Minister of War from the reception to Alfonso.He ostentatiously held kloof, so that a glaring gap had to be filled by the ad interim Minister of War.Ferry then thought ViirMil# oound to inform M.Grevy of tbe deplorable effect of Thibaudin\u2019a conduct in political circles upon European opinion.Ferry, who is backed by all the Ministers, declares Malliot will never with his consent become chief of the general staff, as the whole army acknowledge he is unfit for the post.M.i\tas this opinion and if Tbibaudin l\tthis question tbe President will l\tim.M Grevy thinks Tbibandin 1\tog measures against tbe Orleans 1\tdared a service to the Republic i\ttber general would probably have I\tlerform, and which imposed upon i\tt an obligation not to dismiss him 1\to similar service is required.If M. 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