Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 16 décembre 1884, mardi 16 décembre 1884

[" COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING- GAZETTE.VOL.XXVIII QUEBEC, rUESDAY.DECEMBER 1C, 1884.13,959 ROYAL MUSEUM JACQUES CARTIER HALL.9.B.SPARROW, - Proprietor & Manager.ANOTHER POWERFUL ATTRACTION.Commencing MONDAY AFTERNOON, Bee.15, THE 1st PRIZE NOVELTY COMPANY.com pria intf th« great JUAN CAL-OIDO, the Spanish marvel ; PADDY and HLLA MURPHY ; LILLIE WESTERN ; «he S GREGORY BROS ; SULLY and \u20221RMON ; HARRY SHAY, anl other*.A Great Bill.Everything New and Oririoal.Two Performances every day, Afternoons at AtO ; Evenings at 8.Admission, 10 and 20 cents.December 13.1884.AEÏE R NOON DESPATCHES.The Xeetius of! Anarchists in raris.A LABOR RIOT IN TURIN.Depression In the Milan Iron Trade.THE TURKISH ATROCITIES IK MACEDONIA.Mr.Gladstone stitute Requested Enquiries- to In* MIDNIGHT DESPATCHES.A Fenian \u201cSuspect\u201d Acquitted dral schools, $40,000; for the missionary work in perpetuity $1,000 a year ; Sisters of Mercy, $5,000 ; Convent of the Good Sheppherd, The Coleridge Libel Case.We (Daily Telffjraph) have received a very la*ge number of letters upon the above sub- FAVORABLE NFJVS TOUM.FROM KHAR- SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A FRENCH GENERAL IN CHINA.Trial of Anarchists at Leipslc.BISMARCK'S APPEAL FOR A NE IF POST IN THE FOREIGN MINISTRY.HE MEETS WITH ANOTHER BUFF IN THE REICHSTAG.RE- Opcning of the Portuguese Cortes.THE COLLIERY DISASTER IN AUSTRIA.Railway Smash\u2014Reuben Springer\u2019s Bequests\u2014Storm\u2014Murder and Suicide, etc.The Millionaire Dynamiter\u2014Nicaragua Canal Project \u2014Heavy Damages\u2014 Suspected Poisoning Case, etc.CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE.Pabis, Dec.15\u2014At the meeting of Anarchists yesterday references to the London explosion were applauded.The bitterer animosity toward Waldeck Rousseau, Minister of the Interior, was displaysd.A piece of paper bearing his name was put in a convenient place and every man spat upon it as hs left the assembly.Blanchett, treasurer of a bank, who em-kessted 100,000 francs, has been seutenced to six years.\t.\t.Turin, Dec.15\u2014The Municipal authorities yesterday refused to receive a deputation of workingmen.The refusal exasperated the men and a riot ensue!: The windows of the Mayors apartments were smashed ; 25 arrests were made.Milas, Deo.15\u2014There is great dullness in the iron trade here ; 4,000 iron workers have been discharged.Prilipfopolis, Dec.15\u2014A public meeting vas held yesterday and aCommittee appo inted to enquire into the Turkish atrocities m Macedonia, with a view to the enlightenment of Buropeant.A resolution was adopted thanking Âlr.Gladstone for the interest he had taken in the welfare of the Christians in Turkey and asking him to institute inquiries into the present reporte.AMERICAN.Schenectady, N.Y., Dec.15\u2014The City Bank suspended to-day.The paid up capital is $100,000.The last statement showed a surplus of $15,000 and undivided profits of $27,000.St.Paul, Dec.15\u2014Chae.Dunn, aged 8, ^ through his gnardian, has secured a verdict for $50,000 against the Beardington, Cedar Rapids A Northern Railway, for personal in- jlrfur.Lyons, N.Y., Dec.15\u2014Parmelia Marquet, B wealthy young lady, died suddenly at the residence of her sister, Mrs.George Bridges, in October.She was not on good terms with the Bridges family and had made a will giving her property to Mrs.Albert Ther.It is suspected Miss Marquet was poisoned.The body has been exhumed and the abdominal viscera sent to Rochester for analysis.Washington, Dec.15\u2014A convention has been concluded between the United States and Nioaragoa.The United States undertakes to construct.In accordance with the surveys and plans made nnder the direction of A.G.Menocal.of the United States Navy, n ship eaaal snitable for all the demands and requirements of commerce, to begin at the port of San Juan de Nicaragua, or Greytown, and to intersect the San Juan River above the Rio Colo\u2014do.and thence by tho River San Juan to Lake Nicaragua and across that lake to the month of the River Delamdeo and thence to the Pacific Ocean at the harbor of Brito.Philadelphia, Pa., Dec.15 \u2014The Pres» says Richard Bracken, a saloon-keeper, who it is said has reoently been made a millionaire by the death of an ancle, baa informed O'Do-\u2022ovan-Roasa that as soon as he receives his money he will donate $100,000 to the cause of Ireland, to be need in scientific warfare \u2022gainst England, CANADIAN.Montraal, Dec.15\u2014The stock market was very dull to-day, with few transactions.The liabilities of the Tiffin estate are estimated at about Bl50.000.and the Meets $114,500, shewing a deficiency of abont $35,-000.Ottawa, Dec.15\u2014Sir John Macdonald will leave for loronto to-morrow by private \u2014r on the U.P.R.The Poet Office Department will send to the New Orleans exposition the plan by which the postal system is earned on in Canada.The officials are at work preparing the same.Mr.Cowan has been appointed returning officer for the forthcoming Scott Act election in Car le ton.Toronto, Dec.15\u2014Already over 1,200 ap- glications have been received for tickets for ir John's banquet on Thursday evening from parties outside the city.Fears are entertained that Angus Caldwell, engineer of the propeller \"Vaoalleo,\u201d has met with fool play.The hands were paid off on Saturday and that evening, when last seen Galdwell had over $100 in his possession Yesterday his pocket-book containing bis letters and papers was found in Queen street, but the money had gone.He belongs to Psnetangnishene.John Pierce, one of the three who brutally assaulted J.B.McLaughlin several days ago, was this morning fined $30 and coats or two months in gaol.Tha Board of Trade examiners saw Hon.Joh^ Costigao while here as to the proposed amendments in the law re wheat grading Tüev objected principally to the classification uf Manitoba hard spring wheat and northern spring wheat, contending that bard wheat ean be grown in Ontario of a quality equal to Manitoba and that the grading proposed was nnjost to other parts of the Dominion.Commercial Confidence Restored in Cnba.GREAT BRITAIN.London, Dec.15\u2014A Korte despatch says a mesdenger who arrived from Khartonm in eleven days reports that Gordon was well and recently severely defeated the rebels, killing a large number and blowing up the forts at Amdermann.The grand jury has ignored the bill against the Dean of Hereford, arrested some days ago on a charge of violating public decency in Hyde Park.A Berlin despatch to the Times states that the refusal of the Reichstag to grant a paltry thousand marks sorely needed for Bismarck\u2019s assistant is the Opposition revenge because the Government refuses daily pay to th« Deputies.Such factiousness and shabbiness was never before exhibited by any body calling itself a Parliament.Coal Is; and, Ireland, Dec.15\u2014Bernard Campbell, charged with administering the Fenian eath to Patrick Mallon, was acquitted to-day.FRANCE.Paris, Dee.15\u2014Tne Chamber of Deputies to day abolished the grant for Catholic theo; logical colleges.The grant was supported by the Government.Tbs Havas News Agency publishes a letter from a private soldier stating that General Negrier, on defeating 10,000 Chinese regulars, handed over two hundred prisoners to the French rifUmen for targets in ball practice, and that all of them were killed.The newspapers here demand a prompt and categoric denial of the statement.835,000 ; Little Sisters of the Poor of St.jest, which we withhold from publicity Francis, $20,000.The estate is estimated at making exceptions only iu favour of tho fol-$3,000,000.\t; lowing communication from Mrs.Bishop, the Buffalo, N.Y., Dec.15\u2014The fierce storm ; sister of Sir Stafford Northoote Sir,\u2014The letter of your correspondent.\u201cA Man of the World,\" contains one important error with regard to the position of my young friend Miss Coleridge which I will ask you kindly to allow me to correct.I speak with li\tfor lam one of her mother's Ge?friends, and have been fully cognisant ef all the details of this unhappy business from the first.So far from being \u201ca woman of property,\" Miss Coleridge has not, in pos-aesaion or prospect, one solitary sixpence beyond the few pounds she has economised during the last ten months out of the cheques sent Herat irregular intervals by her father aud her own earnings as a music mistress.For six years, since her mother\u2019s death, she managed her father\u2019s eatablial* ment, not only as lidy of the house, bu