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1*Hn; NOR ADVANCE, g uow or sneer. Tnmmed. per owt.. IO I0O0ouoODIlOOOl N DOOOIICCIICOI Igmb Skins Toronto Ia:-man In-tot.` } . Tonomo. Oct. 13, 1891 Wheat, fall. per bushel.,...........80 00....1 07 Wheamspring. perbuahel ........ RA!-lav nnr hnnhni. , , . , , , . , , , I363 Wlllb W: 11. Storey has to say about it. etc.. President Mfg. Ass. ot the Domin- ion and Glove Mfg.. Acton. Ont.. in reply to a letter of inquiry :- ACTON, Sept. lst. 9l. John Cowan. Esq. Manitowaning, Manitoulin ; Island. Ont: DEAR SxR.-Yours of the 2nd nit. is received and should have been replied to sooner had not absence urevented me. I can rccovv mend you to Dr Washington Mccaul St., Toronto, asthe best person you can get to assist you. and I have no-hesitation in airming that-if you take his treatment aovording to instruc- tions(whioh is very easy and simple to take) you will get rid of your trouble. For some years I was troubled with catarrh of the head and throat. until my ife became a burden. In the afternoon I always became hoarse and throat painful. and in the morning the discharge from the throat was profuse After tryin everything I heard of Dr. Washington. 1 not h In treatment. and was an wall as uvnr in 7 nnullang F Cow or Steer, Farmer's, per cwt.. Cow or Steer. Trimmed. owt.. .8heenskinsaach.-...-----A- -- LUUVVV III! III! IZIIQ Illlll V11 illvll IJGIICIAI Cummumcacion from W. H. Robinson, bemq uffur to paint the Town Hall. N 0 action taken. _ GENERAI..iIr'."BV.(-)i)U0I. ' 369-HI hintlqunrterg pox-owt....... . toreanu-mug nm- nwt__ ,_ -. Inns-ltd-Olin`! I-O\'I-II VI-I\I IIIALIIIIU V713 yllll-`ICC 3' U7` ' got a treatment,` and was as well as ever in } six weeks. This is now three or four years ago. and I am at present in excellent health and have had no trouble smoe of oatarrh. Yours truly - W. H. STOR av. DR. WASHINGTON will visit Barrie again on oct. l9u. , Q,ueen s Hotel, from 11 mm. an l7ly 4.30 p.m. The council met. pursuant to `adjourn- ment. Members all present. The Reeve in the char. can v v vnalnune Tie mmutea of the last. meeting were read and conrmed, IA .... _. `l\......lA (1.......a. -...I A-..L.I IA - INK . g .-\m_~..;-.Ii:1;_r to the latest. [accounts receiv- ~ ('1 11-xv Iruln the provinces, a. very consider- able [mrtiuu of the population is now on fnnt, s\\'u_\ in}_: llither and thither from town 14; town in the vain hope of escaping famine. lC1u1l-.<.< mr:1\'zms of -bloodless, eshless, }1uH0\`\'-r11-trkml slxadows of men creep fune- mlly zxlmm, M`t'1\'il)g 2111113 and work in every NH` lull Hun u':a\' Malcolm. Gillespie, overseer Div., N o. 93, applied for help to ll in washout in two places on road con 9 and 10. The sum of $8 granted. Dntebnnn ti` Tlunnrulll A Dli Art!` A nun: vs vv Petmon of Joseph Arthur and 30 other: for aid in behalf of the widbw anu chxldren of the `late Neil Cameron. The sum of $10 placed In the hands of the Reeve to be laid out on their behalf. II? I"! II 3!! Illvbl vilavnnl The following accounts were passed :- A. F. Hunter, "Examiner, advertising and printing, $8.70; J. and E. Shrubsole [bag of our to Indigent, D. Howard, $2.50`, Robert Robertson, 1 cord of wood to lncngent Marxan McL1ver, $3.00; Thus Bruuktl, dltclnng on llne 2nd con and let Range, $3.00; Edward Allnngham, work on C.R. 20 and 21, can 11, $10.72,` Roht Mo-Ktnlay, work at culvert Town hue Oro and Medonte con 11, $2 00; Henry Shaw work on line con 10 and 11, $2.00; Colin Cameron, repalr of Road Scraper, $1 00; Geo. J ohnaon, 408 feet of plank for budge, Uro Station, $3 67; W. F. Clark, 338 ft plank tor bridge 0. R. 20 and 21, $2.36; Martln Johnson, gravel to Hep- worth Chappell for divlsion N o. 42, Penetang Road, 87 63; James Fellingham cedar and . plank for culvert 2 range and 3rd con, 31, 75: Wm Sinclair, cedar for culvert con 6 and 7, $1.00; Wm Partridge, gravel to Wm. Osborne, d1v.. No 43, on Penetang Road, $3 80; John . McKay, cedar and gravel line can 12 and 13, $3.25; John Packard,cedar and gravel am, No 3, Rtdge road, $4.00; Arohd Ross, gravel 63 leads, div No 6 Rxage road, $3.16; John McLeod gravel to Jan Wreggntt, unv. No. 64, (19 loads) 950.; Laughlan J arratt, fraught of scraper. nails and plank, div. No. 92, $3.32-; Wm Soy. mour. work _on Town hne .0ro and` Medonte con 7, $18.40; Cameron McLeod jr.. work on line con 10 and 11, $2 00; J oaeph Rhmehart work 810, repanr on Igrlidge $8, diy. '48 $18 00.` ' ' yin nasunI` 1-s. anantusinrnaa On uan6:`a I-I-gs. DR.wAsI-ImG'roNl 4 CUBES : mcA1'An R.l-ll -'--- ---* V" V: Messrs. Donald Grant and Archd. Mc- Intyre appeared In regard to moving thelr fences from road allowance of crosaruad 10 and 11 moon 6 and 7, the `travelled road being a deviation from original line they were not sure where their fences should be placed. `go Qv CLUE? fl! 'S\I `IL? VVO ' Tue cl:-Jl'k"WIO matruosed to notify the G.'].`. R. Co. that mtcheh are opened up on L each ads of the railway track on line con -7 sun 8, at Ono Stmionnnd also on line con.9_ and_;10 and that ml:-neoeuary that A culvert be made. each; of and plsoea to allow the water to. gun. o A,..'...._.....I .. no-4 ,.c 1u'..........I...... ...-.. senro some rifa ucuieo novelties lumuunery goods at J. Fyfoh. The Price: nunng -1;-the `Bu-rlovuul To- ronto Ila;-hats burns; the Wash.` T nmm act. 14 1891. :Wheat. om..`........'........ ...`;.,.se Wh nos-naooolnooscnoon n.r?$".T`_`?Y`T ..... T7 U`! II\I" `Cl? VIZUYI U\l_ _A+ojo1__1rued, Lo _23rd,ot -Ikovember nxt. % at 10u olock 'a.in.. - 1 C lU(7[\[`l{ uluru us At) yvuAwJULc. ' The I1'c<-1n{111`s Journal says the mani- festo of thv l au'11e11ites renders an honor- ` able remm-i1izuio11 impossible and that it ` islmw Inuit-1'solmn1) obligations to advise; the Irish people to drive from public life every man contmulng In the minority pa1't_\'., n6W.........`.... Barley Qro Gannon. G30. 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Boddy, Archdeacon of ~ York and Rector of St. Peter s, Toronto. Allan Embury, Public School Inspector, (`I\I1'\`Il A` | Qllfll LHIIIIJILLJ , L IIIIIIU klvl-IUVI Ltlurvvvvn , County of Peel. Rev. John Potts, Toronto. James L. Hughes, Public School Inspector, 7'l`......n O-A unuuzc u. .L.n.u5uvu, .. .......v M ....... .....r-..---, Toronto. - THon. Jos. E. McDouga.1l, County Judge of. `T.-.-`, nan` n I-11 rpm:-Ina-\ 4-n I JJ.ULlo UUB. 111- J.V.Lv.|Jvu6uLl, vuuuvl Uuxtsv vs. \ York County, Toronto. ` Rev. J. A. Carmichael, Dean of Montreal. .. U. E. Archambault, Prin. Cath. Commercial A .....I......... `|.f.....a...-..l ' "A$ZI12`iS3I"i'1`3 u`eLi ." """' " """""" "` VV. E. Arthy, Prin High School, Montreal, been 1o1'tc'uucn. I 1 It is guncmlly heheved John Howard Parnell will crmtest for the seat in Parlia- ment (Cork city) left vacant by the death of C`. S. ,I ar11ell. Mrs. l)icl the married sister of the 1 late Mr. l z11'ncll, has written a. letter in 4 which she .<;t_\`sll1zLt much as her brother desired to see unity in the Irish .Pa.r1ia.- mentu1`y lmty, she is certain he would never llL1\'u sanctioned a union between those whom he regztrded as the champions (.fIrelam1's n:1Ii(>11al honor and those whom l1cluol;el upon as its hetrayers. um, L....,.u.n\ n Tn111~nn1 onuvn 4-`run yuan: mere })11m:uLe \,`A .... |y'\ .VlVV ....,.._....w. _ Justin .\lcL`ar1hy 111- an 1nterv1ew_ to- day stud that he did not inteqd . issue 2'. manifesto or reply to the mamfesto lssued by the Pztrncllitcs last mght. He also said his colleagues had hoped that over the grave c.f.\Ir. 1 :u-nell all d1"erenccs.wou1d nave been forrrotten. V TL :n ?rnnrH`:l U `!D`1lP\'Dl1 .1-01311 T-Tnu.'n.rr1 1.,-unr \ Thr 3iI'1}'-Ii\' petrate ['.wnding Strife for Ireland. _ .BL1,\-,Oct. 14. ---The. F1`eeq1an s J ourna.l, connnenting on the mamfesto 1ss1}ecl by_ the pamellites, bitterly dep1ores.tl1e1r mamfest `mention to nurture the Splrlb of - faction, : {_L-.nem1mg strife, says The Journal, is 1 t they place` before the country. ros cc _ _ tT1;fePpr0Ig)rz11x1 thus offered 13 the greatest mof cruel, senseless treachery ever per- d upon the Irish nation. : The Natiulml Press, speakmg >on the mug subject, sa_\;,s of the Parnelhtes: It is well known tlurt they are 1_1oV_V but the puppets of the secret sQc1_et1es. f 1.....:n \I.-(`arlhv in- an Interview fn. R |'_is(Arm To!-nv 01! . "V A A. h." ERLIN. Oct. l4.--Au ust A31 `31 hand ca 11-, l _ .ub1"B Qlnn (`~'lngnE......u.1._ _1tg.e;- - *` haynd caxigsff in t `a glue factor `OBI "$.37 _L. y and it was} OHH 14-.. L0.\'D0.\' Oct 14 9 . . ..__Sil, \ . Beach, Speukmu 11% *'[1Cha,e1 . . e 1 -~ - 0 V ` of the C0nser\'uti\'c .-\;s(:1_l.l.1g, at the Iilgka` to the mcmlt 1e:u1e,.S`|i Ufltloug in "B 1911 Commons, dcc1zL1`el tlgt 111 the Hou_g'r.d mt. 1'c1m:.m1tl\ i`11 12: a`epteci'e l(1)f ./ K ( 5 , t e insisted office m< mug in 1536 ` against, the - the Mzwqu onstrzlm m ought the Ih ml he tho uglm now t hat; an is f C`; ' . rt;-stvf L(;(1)~(1I3_';1l1:i1:)ll1l'ly 61,1111 the 1 P1 hurchiu re. . .11.,- SW1 '0i1ld be be Atter ( . Fllllxed for other per tl'"f"1`e he 11 't.l el ler e ` xpecte the post ; deslreml to lmve it confe 1 1're( u P011 him 1. The meotinu t] . `I011 urge the (-rr\'L'1)1]1en{ Q&sef1 3' xxesolut. c'1I'Ct01.(.(1lu,e the Ift? Introduce 1011 to " 1 IS) - :8. ln .mmu1t to an O` . leppese _ ea,. '3-tloito In that of HT | . lhbhgllsll and Scotch Fir Rnmsu HORRORS or *R`JsE.As FAMINE. Ir Jliclmel nnunces Otce, nu. one LOND'ON S WATER SUPPLY. ,_ . . . . . . uh Lu u/uuuv uuwu uuwunnu L;\.uu_ nnu;n5uL llil\'4' H<'<'ll|'l'i-Al and are occurring. ' Tin: llchrews are still being hunted, .'~<.i-ml uml driven from Kieif, where they ll'l\'(.' no legal right to reside, and from the .~`IklvlLl`l.\` of l\' ieif, where they have the right, ilwy are lieing likewise expelled. - ".\.~Il'ul{l1iul, Moscow and Odessa. are ('Ul|I])L`ll011 U) swell the mournful cortege of lilllllllc-Sl.I'lUk(3l1 wretches, as if there were nut enough recruits already. A v_ mu: uLuel`S.Cll8l]16B 15' one IOl`_& aunt '8 Of sprung water for` house 'uIe`,7;and 30.'sam1 Lea water for us'h1ng.the 0s and in c:.Lses 0f re. ' 1 - - I'1lHt' nun- HIM unav- Exrzun from Stavropol, in the Gov- Hf that name, announces that a of them entered that town, per- want. V I. urn. c I.Ii- journal warns the public ` we all from the famine districts, vir mvu babes died, and they have in ulfcr other children buta.dis- vu-Lion, the supply of which has tiwiully kept up for the purpose of .h]rn'n\nnf' nut] u whoa` unnu- ugh the city of Tiumen alone over` '.im11s:u1 hungry luckails have ; 11 the bodies of many of whom the ? 1- now prolmlyly feeding. ` \;:-1. ];uf 1`nr-1-nncvncv oar` Inn` : the other schemes is one for_ a dual B,__- I.-_,.',,_ ` _ A _ _ .. __.uJ unnh..- -..- L-" and L. BETHE NEW LEADER or "THE COMMONS. 2 Should Be Chosen. .\ New Scheme by Vvhlch It Is to B0 In- T creased to no Lookedlnto. LONDON, Oct. 14. -Tl1e County (Council, m its meeting to-morrow, will consider some important propositions with regard to_ the water supply of the met.rop0lis3 which is s.\1isfau:t01`y neither in quality nor quan- ` lit}: . 1- That Hicks-Beach Publicly` An. Phat He Does Not Seek the i ll would Prefer That Some ' AN D FOR EIGN}.%% 5, 1891 sot- 7 L_.I V IIII IJIL Ullllalj 5 M. Brisson,.ex-President of the French Chamber of Deputies, intends to introduce a. bill granting amnesty to political offend- ers, including the, exiled princes and M. Rochefort. ` - The steamer Critic, arrived at Leith from -New York,reports having encountered fear- ful weather during the passage. L Two of her remen were swept overboard and drowned. ' ..- v -. onvvs Prof. _Rudolph Virchow, the fam011$4 Berlinvpathologist, yesterday received the: congra.tula.tion`s of thou`sa.nds upon the oc- casion of his 70th birthda_.y, ` M 12r:u:u-"1-. 1... T3....._:,I-__L II .1 C- The dam-vhtersmof Gen. Boulanger will con- test four 0? the clauses of his wil . ` M Herren VVerner and Schneinder of Berlin `N while travelinv in` the Swiss mountains ; yverekilled by; a.l_ling (Skier the precipice on Mount Se.- n`tis. ` ` ' T The Russian Government: is ur.cha.sing corn'for`the`p`ui'pose of feeding t o furnish- ing peasants of the stricken districts during thewintexf months. , ' ' ` ' ` The 7-yeah-oldauhter of Thomas Gra- ` hem of the township of Euphemia, while ; gatherin" fb1.11t.-Q1fnfl.1tS fell into the river and t was drowned. TEL" v"iia'a-"rivifire Jn" Moidsy at 5.30. T e Ontariouum isgetting in shape and` the match romiaes to be the best ever_ played in th country. account. 01 u.Bp1`.uuuu uuuutum . . The Eughshmen will leave: Chica 0 on Baturda , and spend Sunday at the 5118. rm.-- mi I nu-ring ha-ma nn Mnntinv at 5 R0. .- nuuvy nuilu ull LU]. vuu tluntaynv Va. l"`"`H|'iII}: 6-rnloylnent and a. meal. n -, -`M ~ 1! mun. of Lhasa wretched wet-nurses, Tiw rlnry of the sufferings and make-1 uim .m- muly to dmpfrom weakness and e.l1:m.~Ii-n, would do more to give an idea. r~t U11: extent; and intensity of the famine than Iiw most lengthy description. _ 'I'in- m-wspupers until very lately were f"I_>1'~l`i<~n 1u.s'pcJ.k of it, but they are now "L'nmin~_r to admit that deaths from hunger um-In-I-...] ant] urn f\lI!'|I1V`V`;Y\lT ; _- ...v--..-~-`J onvv VI. \.Il|lJJn Ten thousand dollars worth of dresses, ball and party &v'stumes were seized by the 1 custom ofcials on the-a.rriva.l of the steam- ` er La Bretagne at New York yesterday. They were the; creations of Wortzh; Felix andeother Parisian dressmakers. TI `I"I" - v-- -- .. w. A-JAUVIG uni. vuunlllnnuk u I John Hoey, who for the last 40 years has 1 been identied with the Adams Express Company and who for over three years has 3 been its president, was yesterday dis- } charged from his oice by the unanimous vote of the directors on a. charge of mal- feasance. I 1!]. Do U. I}. V7; QIIIIIII-IUI'Ug 'o o \.l'Ul|JIll ` ham, W. W. J. \J Jones. F. `S. Dicke , A. Collins (Captain), Toronto: Dr. W. . Steven- son and W. J. Fleur]. Aurora; Rev. F. W. Terry and E. Hall. London; J. Bowbanks. Rosedale: and J. Lang. U.C.C. and Trinity, College. Gillespie` of Hamilton and H. B. _McGiveriu could not play, the latter on account of a sprained shoulder. ' rm... m.....|i..hm..n will Innvn. himurn n ` V I G _ . ~ v v. suv|luMll\JV\J of the girl s. mother t_.h:\.t she` consent to his nm._1-,xyu1, her du,ught.cr at. once." She spuznvm-my refused and ordered him out of me imuse. He left swea-ring vengeance. ` _ Lu1..sL'- night he .ma;de his.app_e:u'a.nce'.aga.i11 in u. senni-'intoxicate;l c0mlit,i0n intending. `u,:;_i1e soul, t_,o,t.ake the. girl if he 'ha.d to whip H: waoie arniy. Mrs, Cobb `vas busy p1`c,)j.uux:;.s.1`)pe1' when Hester entered the lciunlen, b:'.s.=.ni;'shix1;r cl. nu-re istol. F ran-' 1 I c I n ` '4 5 I D ' * mu wuu fugue sue euuezwnred to ee, but the way was b-cured by 1H-estexf,. who stood` at 3 en`tra.nce with the he: I han ashe consented to the marriage. A minister was sent fo'r'a.nd in half -an hour the young couple were_madc_ man and wife. ' pistol pointed to` -'-reasb. Seeing that her life was in his` The North German Gazette to-day denies that an understandin has been arrived at between Germany am the United States by which American cereals are to be admitted to Germany free of duty. ` ' Tan 4-Innua.n...1 .J...11..-.-: __--.-.1. ,n 1 "Lord Sa.iisbur$"s reply to the Porte s note sent to the powers regarding the` Dar- M danelles incident-tpolitely informs the Porte V that if vessels 0 the Russian volunteer eet are allowed to pass the Dardaiielles Great Britain claims the same right for her volunteer vessels. ' the peace of Europe M. De Giers, the Rvussian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Marquis` Du Rudini, _the Ita.lian Premier, had a lon conference at Milan yestgrday. `The con erence, it is understood," ha no special motive other than that attributed to the Czar s'de./sire to show plainly that he is determined to maintain if it is possible to do so fl'\..._ __._._-..A.:___ 1 71- 11 How Jain} Hester V M smvtwto Murry Alicofobb, Aged 12. -- \aI,:,_ ,l"I9l_\JF' .. .._...,_- ,7Azed fa `, 51'l'.(Il`0d,"V Con-_ DUBLI.\*, Ga.., Oct. .1 4..---`Joh'n Hester, a. ed 1 14, bx-other of the clawing Miss Mattie ter, whose exploits have frequently en- livened the` columns oflnewspapers has beer paying attention to 12. She lives near Dublin and is and buxom country lassie. . 1 This ('_Ol`lI`l'&l|;Y\ n ....... ~1 -4 ` es- ' Miss Alice Cobb, aged. V a. dashing ,; l .-V 1...... -_ :_--rv _- -- --4 lav-.u-an-wnv vv unv uv Two apprentices of a tailor named Hell- ern at Eschwege, Germany, who had been thrashed for some infraction of rules, scraped the phosphorus from the tops of a. A lot of -matches and put the poison in some beer, which their master drank. Hellern died soon afterwards, having suffered great agony from the poison. V A__ ___AI_________ _,_ `I A I (`I 1. -_..---. ` 0 11nknown man, supposed to a. Ger- ; man-American, has just committed suicide ` at a. hotel in Soest, Prussia. - The [sum of 50,000 marks was found in his pockets. The f.Y`n(1DI' nnnlrn knfh mnn`:nh hut: (law:-Innn "1)L`!u I`0l1IlII`_\'\ wnitin;,f $111-vts ' cwuu. uuxuln counbry Iassie. This courtship ~prugressed t._il _\,"3t0I`d_.`l.)',' wlmh young He of U2 c k __,x c. n....._.. ..e. -.-a- ` +.;".11 (TH nlnnn `IInI\1 \Iv"|:n`-| I11: uU,vvv Auuu.lLD_ wan Auuuu. LII lll.B UUl\U|JDo L110 lstranger spoke both English and German uently, but no one with whom he had con- versed had gained-any clue as to his iden- 1...:1-.: VUL BULL Jllll 5I111ULl `Gill UIMG CID VU lll ll tity or the place from which he hailed. CHICAGO, Ill., Oct-. 14.-Mrs. Elizabeth E 3 N. Torrance, wife of: Gen. `J. T._ Torrance,` 1 V resident of the Chicago Elevated Terminal ailway, was thrown from her cart While ` driving `along Sheridan-road yesterday, sus- taining injuries which resulted in her death ' at midnight. ' - - UUI ICUUILI IJDII. G avuuuu. 1 Senator Sanford e stallion Palo Alto trotteda mile against his own'record of 2.1214, but failed to equal it owing to the \ strong wind. He made the mile in 2.12%. l TORONTO, Oct 14.-Tho Western Ontario V team who will battle against Lord Hawks : 1 English cricketers were selected last night J They are as follows: ." . M. Bgyd. D. W. Saunders. P. C._ Golding 1 L - .__ TIT 1-..-.. `II! B T\lnI-4.c-up A Bonner`s Mare Trot: in 2.10 Against` a ` A Heavy VVlnd. STOCKTON. Cal., Oct. 13.-In the: face of a strong . wind yesterday Robert Bon-. ner s mare Sunol trotted a mile over the new ekite-shaped track in 2.10, lowering her record halt a second. a.......;.... u....a.....u- ..a._n.--._ h-1- .1..- Preston Wins the Championship of the Western `Association. AYR, Oct. 13.-The_ tie for the champion-` M ship of the Western Association was ' layed olf here to-day between Preston and ood- stock, and won by Preston, who scored in * the first half. second haltwhen time was called, The De- troit team will - play Preston Saturday and -the winner will play Toronto for the chem- anship cup. V Neither had scored in the Maher Wants to Fight. ` Peter Maher. the Dublin ugilist who 'ar- . rived in New York on ednesday last, is 3 anxious to arrange for a ght with Bob Fitz: \ simmons and James Corbett. If he cannot J get either of them to make a. match he will i be satised with a go with any good man ? in his class. Bill Madden-, who is managing ; his affairs. consi ers him .the comin man i and every bit the equal of either itzsim- ; mons. Corbett Jackson or Mitchell. Speak- % ing of Mitchell. he said that Maher could l easil down him, and he intends to challenge the nglishman just as soon as he arrives in this country. V n..im..;.m was won may Against Lcnl lla.wkc s Eleven. HLSC1` l:(`L'll .-'.NTAc.R`EST|NvGb l':_EMS_ABY WIRE. AT THE_MUZz'LE or}: PISTOL- ..-._.._,._ ,9` SPO_RTlN(G MISCELLANY. Died at imamgu TI` l\_L I A `ll V. x-`.5; \n3I_v\';\l BlllUUlIllly `In Hester demanded . . . f-half . cl-an` nu.-......-A. 4- smoothly un- zatnv Jon-.n....J...J Another A Alleged Plot Against thefczar. V LONDON, Oct. 14.-There are persistent rumorsin Copenha on that another Nihilist lot. against the zar has been discovered. ' he story is that there was a. conspiracy to murder the Emperor at Elsinore on his _ re- tnrn from attending the funeral of Princess Alexandra -in Moscow. Everythin had been arranged for him to land at ' unle- baeck, near Elsinore, about 40 miles from Tredensborg, but -he suddenly changed his The gale demolished Battfs circus, which was giving an exhibition at Bi:-r in Ireland. The tent was crowded with the village school children. When the wind struck it a. Wild panic ensued. M a.ny persons, mostly Children. were inin PP. `kw `H113 `fnninrv nninn A German Official 1_V-ho Used His Oloo ' - . l'orpPersona.I Gain , l BERLIN, Oct. 14.--_A case on something of a parallel with the late French decora- tion scandal has just been concluded inithis city. Herr Manche, the ex-chief of the 3 civil cabinet of Emperor VVi1liam I., was ; charged with accepting bribes for his ser- vices in return `for procuring titles. - A . manufacturer named Thomas deposed before 3 the court to his paying Aaron Meyer, an I associate of Manche, 5000 marks to obtain for him the title of Commerzenrath , (coun- cillor of commerce). Afterwards he per- sonally conded to Herr Manche 30,000 marks to - distribute in various charities. Other witnesses, gave similar testimony and Manche was sentenced to nine months im- risonment, and his accomplice Meyer, to. our months incarceration. VLIJUUI 9 J-2|-ll UPWTIICO . At _V1'adivostock about Sept. 14 16 Rus- sian convicts working on a new railway at- tempted to escape. Two were shot down, but 14 escaped. These killed three inmates of a. farm house to obtain their clothes. A French oicer was killed for the same reason, and a Russian bandmaster returning from the funeral of the officer was also killed and the body stripped. (haw of the proposals is to go as far as Wn -- fur the service, because it is alleged Wt ls-uflice not only for the wants of [luv :3.) to-day but for all tithe. 7 Un .\`;mu-day the council and 8. party of eygixxcl-1-s and physiciams inspected . t-he `..<~1m\'ul1cy scheme. Th is a. system of wells in the Chalk Belts, which',~it. is claimed, ;wu1f\11'ni.s-In an indenite quantity, and it [is the advantage of not being for from the ` (iyny. I V 3 .(,i1VPa.nypersone,1ricstl_y e 1 children, were injur- '*by the falling oles. The grown up eople cut a way Lhroug the fallen walls an rescued the little ones. This Beats Mustard Ponlticesa ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 14. -The Russian warders of Siberian prisons have discovered that the eating of herrings can be turned into a new means of punishment. When a prisoner refuses to betray his accomplices --or has none to bet-ray-he is fed solely on salt herrings and is locked in a. small heated cell with nothing to. drink. This punish- ment causes violent inammation of the mucous . membrane of the throat and stomach, the tongue protrudes like 0. bit of tanned leather, the bloodshot eyes start from their sockets and the skin bursts into agonizing` boils. Ill-\Jl-I6 U110 GGJUIIUICII UU&3D W111 A.French brig has been. stranded near .Fa.1mouth, where the force of the wind sh9.ttered~her to pieces. No further details of her can be obtained. A Norwegian ves- sel loaded with coal is a.` total wreck off ` Kearney, county Down, Ireland. Qnvnrn] nn`n:nh- "---`A -""--" 3" --.._-v V-...' --.v.' ._...-v- \ VANCOUVER, B.C., Oct. .14.-Ja.paneso exchanges received per Empress of India ` to-day relate -that the bark Archus of New Chwang, laden e- with beans, was totally ` wrecked durin 9. typhoon at .the entrance of N agaski bar or and all aboard perished. The crew were Chinese, but the captain and oicers Europeans. A A9 `nh(1:Irnufnn`r okays` any-sf 11` `A Dun. . xlunrwu--. To Disarm the Albanians. CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 14. -The Porto with a view of reventing the bloody feuds and outbreaks 0 lawlessness which have oc- curred lately has ordered the Governor of Scutari to disarm the_ Albanians. The Governor declares that the scheme is well nigh impossible, that it is certain to lead to serious disturbances and probabl end in revolution. The Albanians are we] armed. Rnssia in Paniir. LONDON, Oct. l4.-The Chinese Minister to-Germany has arrived at St. Petersbur from Berlin, in conse uence of sudden an urgent orders from ekin regarding the Russian encroachments upon Pamir, the extensive t-ableland of Central Asia. The Chinese`Government became alarmed over the advises that the Russians had pence-. trict and the minister was instructed to pro- ceed to St. Petersburgand obtain positive assurance _with re ard to the intention of the expedition; C ina and England are acting in concert in the matter, ovvin to trustworthy information to the effect ,1; at the territory of Afghanistan has also been violated. ' ' `I5 1'I `R ,,!, 1`I,1'I'A'I A I , 1,,. F trated far beyond. the frontier of their dis- V lUlWlIU|.In Sir R. B Morier, the British Ambassador to Russia, and De Staal, the Russian Am- bassador to England, are now both in Lon- don and to-day had a. long conference. uuu uuuuh uxmworun-. `ll . overisuimed a num- ber of t-entsovn the race track at Faxeley, a mile or so from Tamworth, while the races werein regress. Many persons who had .so}1'ght;'s elter inthe" tents" were severely rl-1LA"_`_'______ ______ __,_ j,- 1! I ' ` .s.aIJul\?_I_A- ' V , The storm was specially severe along the English Chamlel. At Hastings heavy seas swept over` the promenade and the damage 1 there and at the other watering places along the eastern coast will be enormous. ` A Wrnnnh `\n:n `nan LAA- -l-----J-J KIIIIJIII wuluu Uu Du |ll.lUI.iILDl I:A\;uuu5U. Luv -exact terms of the proqosed treaty are keqt secret, but it has been earned trom reliab e authority that the duty will be taken o wheat altogether and there` is likely to be & modication of the duty on canned meats. It is said that the arrangements `have been . to` and 'Id.ument=`isnd and the cm q.nnou'ncen1ent of the `treaty . "signed will-beldoited foranygtime. - - "A I011" nnlncnt ` 1'<.;:i1nc-nt i.~:ln'n;of ' rnl Imiuoliue Danlugo Qocamloned to shimilug -`-A Circus Wrecked'uxx(l Many Children `_In'jured-Fuller Reports of the Damage A D_'_!_1u_yShow Apjialllng Results. _ vL0.\"DON,, Oct: 14. ---Owing `$6 a. sever storm prevailing in Englrw 3. the telegraph wires in many places are: ;n`ustra.te('l and communication with the n,-mat; and between the larger citles is dilc-1111:. ` ` "l1__ , , `I rplin nwunni 50-..... "V ' ' ' " T1`1;;';aa.`t; ooded the low lands 0 North';Wa.les, .. great; dam- age. The wind wa.s.[peculizu' y `sa.va.ge at and about Tamworth-. "It ove1'tuz"ued { > ber of tents nn the am... +......|. L `IS`---`-- ` uvaltluy, uuunby JJOVVII, .lI'el8ol'l(l. 1 Several colhsions have occurred in the Thames ` and many ' vessels wre driven 3 `ashore. ' T 7I1L,,'l 1 not I`I\.... . --- New Yonx, Oct. l4.--The e Herald : Washington despatch says: While the an- nouncement of a partial vxeciprocity with Germany has not beem made, the terms for an a reement have been rectically con- clude . The statement pu lished yester- day that the basis of the treaty is the a6 mission of all our cereals into Germany free of duty in consideration of the free ad- mission of Germany s' beet root sugar pro- ducts into our orts, is slightly in- correct. This arrangement would be entirely too _ one-sided. The sad- vanta e would be entirely in favor of the Unites States. While the importation of beet sugar is a big item and forms a; `trade that Germany cannotwell afford to lose,the opening of her to all our grain rog . ducts. would be an unequal;"exchange. _ _ 0 '..-nl- O-an-nn A` khan nnhnnnnr` fmnnf-.Ii urn Land`. ' T I{E'"WIL'D w1N1vs WORK? jGREAT CC I\\ ICTEEICF SELLING TITLES- It`: _a Way They Have in Japan; ____-_____A T5 (*4 I\ 1 1 A r"S`rbRM' iii` BRITNN VEz.`TER--. - , DAY.` Unzlo 8a:;and Germany. ..-rr, _ ,4 t\ 1 1 ` nu [,n_\ 1....\'. (M. H.--'1`he Daily Telegraph will print the fullmving special from its Sb. }'ctc-xslm-_~_`r :;m`respomle11t to-morrow morn- in: ` H I{....- fr\ +1`.-\ Ins.-mo nnn.~.u.-.4-n Ann...