SECOND EDITION. LATEST NEWS.

Bush Advocate, Volume VII, Issue 648, 12 July 1892, Page 3

SECOND EDITION. LATEST NEWS.

6 EXECUTION OF A FRENOH ANARCHIST. M. PASTEUR SUFFERING FROM CHOLERA. MOUNT ETNA~IN ERUPTION. A CHINESE AMBUSCADE. THE POLLING AT THE ELECTIONS. (per press association) San Francisco, July 11. Only five persons were killed by the explosion at tbe powder mill. WAsni_.GTO_f, July 11. A committee of tho House of Kepresentatives has reported favorably on Stewart's Silver Bill, without amendment. Eight thousand troops bave been despatched from tbe Homestead to Pittsburg to assist in preserv' ng order. The Yale University has declined the challenge sent by Oxfo. "University. St. Johm's, July 11. Fi. eon thousand peoplo havo been rendered hoindless by tbo fire. Twenty-two lives were lost. Tho Bishop had a narrow escape, and fled from tbe burning town very scantily dressed. St. Petersburg, July 1 1 . Further rioting has taken place in Astrakhan province, where cbolera is raging*. Several doctors were killed, and two hospitals de • molished. The Government are advancing money to several of the governing bodies in the provinces in order to enable the peasants to purchase seeds with a viow of providing fodder. Cholera is advancing rapidly in Western and Central Russia. Paris, July 11. Ravachal was executed to-day. On tho scaffold he performed a dance and sang an Anarchist song. M. Pasteur has been attacked by cholera, and lies in a critical condition. Vienna, July 11. Sixteen German anti-Seroitio students clubs in the oity have been dissolved owing to thoir political attitude during Bismarck's visit. Rome, July 11. Eight houses wore demolished by an eruption of Mount Etna, and fear is entertained that tho flowing lava will cover the village of Kenazzi. Berlin*, July 11. There is a growing reaction iv Germany in favor of tho Government as against Bismarck. Geneva, July 11. Machinery inspectors bave reported that cracks existed in the Mont Blanc's boilers for months past. Many of the passengers were severely scalded, and many of them implored the doctors to kill them, and so put an end to their agony. Thero wore no Australian tourists on board the vessel. Hong ICong, July 11. An ambuscado of Chinese inTonquin attacked a French convoy, killing 12 nnd wounding 17. London, July 11. At the olections Unionists havo polled 1,200,121 votes, Home Rulers 1,411,341, Labor representatives 32,706. Obituary — Lord Winmorleigh. Orme is favourite for tho Eclipse Stakes at 1 1 to 8. Morocco, July 1 1 . A mob sioned tho British Mission in Fez, and attempted !o rush tho Consulate. Tbo Sultan bas ordered Bnsha to pny a fine for tho outrage, and the latter will havo lo remit Sir Chas. Ewan Snr'ih, British Miuister at Tangiers, £2000, and apologise on bis knees. Tbo Sultan subsequently assented to tbo commercial treaty with Groat Britain, and permits foreigners to acquire land without any restrictions. Sydney, This day. Another ease of sinnll-pox has developed| at tho quarantine station.