JOHN BURNS.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6170, 10 June 1891, Page 3

JOHN BURNS.

London, June 9

The chargo of intimidation preferred gainst John' Burns in connection with the omnibus strike has been dismissed. BEHRING SEA FISHERIES. The Behring Sea Fisheries Suspension Bill has passed the House of Lords. FRANCE AND RUSSIA. Pabis, June 9. The French aro dismayed at the adverse decision given by the Czar in the arbitration case over French and Dutch Guiana. It is stated friendly feeling toward Russia is waning. THE JEWS. St Petki-sbueg, June 9. The Czar is reported to be incensed at the brutal way in which the edict of expulsion against the Jews has been carried out, and has directed more moderation to be shown. Pabis, June 9. The Rothschilds have drawn the attention of the French Government to the horrible situation of the Jews in Russia. PORTUGAL. Lisbon, June 9. The members of the Chamber of Deputies are favorable to the sale of the Portuguese colonies with a view of extinguishing the public debt. HAYTI. Pout au Peinob, June 9. General Hippolyte, the President of Hayti, is taking measures toe-terminate all his opponents in the islands. THE CHINESE ATTACK. Peiiin, June 9. The Admiral of the French squadron threatens to bombard Nankin unless an indemnity is paid for the recent attack on the Chinese minion settlement at Wuhu_ America is also demanding the proteclion of Europeans in the future.