... the Six Power* may diamimed baacleta. Bat the poambiiitj of seeing one weak European State peremptorily ordered oat of the Caribbean Sea by a vote of Oongnm cannot fail to ampreas painfully ah other nation* of the Old World which have Ctokmial po*se«iona ...

... WASHINGTON. Wednesday Mo mag- The location of the fleet baa come m a great relid. The fear that thin fleet w»t tnarasg about the Caribbean Sea or poanbly eteamiag la attack aome oagoarded Amenoanport, weeeaae*e% and now that it ia removed the relief oorreapcnAi ...

... and aemi-embaed portions of the world. In the Far East, to which their ambition points even mere wnphatanolly than in the Caribbean Sea and the Mexico, they are engaged upon the Mme enterprise oarselves. They will be partners and 00-workers with in the ...

... he had given up from the moment he found his feet had failed. WARRIOR ANTS ON THE WAII-FATH It was in Honduras, near the Caribbean coast (says a correspondent. of the Omaha World Aeraid') while on a Government survey that IL first saw the warrior ants—those ...

... SHIPWRECK. Tho White Star ttaamar Gormnnic. arriuod Liuarpoo), hat brought partieulan aa extraordinary cam of shipwreck the Caribbean Sea. The Uellert, British uatael, commanded by Captain Long; which bound to San Domingo, when near the island Cataiinita ...

... steamer Elbe. New York (or Bremen, pasaed here between nine and ton p.m. to-- Kisobiw, Oct 22.—The West India and Pacific Caribbean left here to-day for Liverfool, Oct. 22.—Tbs White Star line Royal mail steamer Gerytsnic. from New York, and the West India ...

... they will rend* the invasion the much-efflicted island exceedingly difficult erven after the Spanish naval power in tew Caribbean Seas shall have been destroyed. The ranpaign in the Pacific is lea difficult, but military ex- pe»lut« b«wcUy. remembering ...