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LATE NEWS ITEMS.OatherH by T«l,graph Worn nil *»r»« lt;*»Id* fcgrttvJohn Dawaa Bang, iron manufacturer*of London. h«ve fgtlt'J, I:ti ItwbtUtlea of1730,UU,J«(T lu\ i» di'llvorod *n atldro** befart tho literary society of the Rudnlpb-MaoM oolite*. Ashland, Vs.. n fow «!•▼» i»*o.Advnv* received from ihtC'onKocountry statu that thu U»t detachment of Mr.Stanley’a egpcditlos left tltauley Pool to•team era April ifcThe Becrt*ry of the Nnvy vaa approved the rejH rt of Vito trial trip of ?ho Atlanta and ordering additional changes ,n tho vessel whit-h wore ftK1tH*H‘'nd ‘lt;ltHov. Dr, NMtlynn Was ongagt*! yesterday in prcjMuing a eftc* in* tit n ; t* img the letter concerning him received Ij Arch*bishop Corrigan from the Pope.l he HcoU h \ arbt Thistle turn* out to he about a» much American an Scotch. Will* lain Clark, the millionaire threat! man, of Newark, N. J , lt§ at the head of the syndF cate who built her.Sir Ucot go Stephen, preaid out of the Canadian Pacific, nay* bit company propose* to go Into the grain-handling and purchasing bustn*** in the Northwest and Manitoba on uu extensive scale, Enormous mills will be built at KeeweUn.Secretary of State Bayard has received information from I Tutted States Mm later Hall that the arbitration boundary convention with Niesrauga hit* been ratified bythe Con £ ro*n of Costa Elea.The Preach Foreign Office official* are loud and even violent in their reprobation of Ueneral LeFlo’s revelation* of statesecrets through the medium of hi* article published in A’tyero, but their Indignation isequalled in intensity by the surprise of thepublic at learning how near to another (ier-man invasion France was brought within five year* after the capitulation at Sedan. A sensation ha* been created by a reportthat Mrs Atoxanoer Mitchefl intends tocontest her husband’s will to secure her dower right, John L MitcbelL to whomhis father left most of the property * say*he ha* heard nothing of a contest, but John Johnson, cashier ot Mitchell’s bank and a relative of the family, admits that Mrs. Mitchell did not sign a* an executor of the estate before leaving for Florida.A deputation of iron dealers and manufacturers, representing a majority of thoseengaged in the iron trade in England,waited upon Mir Henry Holland, ColonialbVeretary, tin* other day to urge the gov*merit to protest against the proposed in* crease of Canadian import duties on iron. Mir Henry said he was unable to promise such action on the part of the government, but would take the matter under advmoment IKir James Ferguson, Secretary for the Colonies, replying to an interrogation in the House of Commons, said the government had a* vet received no answer from the government at Washington to the note sentto Secretary Bayard by Lord Salisbury on March *J4, concerning the Canadian fisheries question. The government would, therefore, he said, adopt similar measures respecting the treatment of American fishermen in ('unmiutn waters to those observed last season, and trusted that Canada would apply them with judgment and moderation, while it hoped that eaptalns of A mars* can vessel* would not make necessary their being called into requisition.
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Dunkirk Observer Journal
Dunkirk, New York, US
Tue, May 24, 1887
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