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THE INDIAN COUNCIL.
NEGOTIATIONS AT AN END.
NO TREATY CONCLUDED
THE BLACK HILLS NOT OURS.
PROTOCOL or THE COMMISSIONERS.
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
GEN. SHERMAN'S REMARKS.
NEGOTIATIONS AT AN END.
NO TREATY CONCLUDED
THE BLACK HILLS NOT OURS.
PROTOCOL or THE COMMISSIONERS.
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
GEN. SHERMAN'S REMARKS.
THE INDIAN COUNCIL.
EaiInHR Tn NRUnIialn a Trent

RED CLOUD AGENCY, Sept 20, via FORT
LARAMIE, W. t, Sept 30.-After the cOun-
ell, yesterday, when enormous prices were
put on the Black Hills by the Sioux, the
cCmmiSst Oners became DESTROYS not to sub
nit any proposition for the purchase of the
hills. At to days council
PROTOCOL,
drawn by Messrs. Ashby and Lawrence,
WI ich after Teciting a desire for peace offered
10 buy the right TO mine in the Black Hills
for 100000 per annum, this right to termi-
United States. I'd. To purchase the Black
Hills from the Sioux nation and to pay them
for their interests there the sum of sc, $50 900
in fifteen equal annual instruments, said
sums TO be annually appropriated for their
subsistence and civilization not less than
$4,000 of which shall be annually expended
Tor the purposes of civilization. 81. That
the President of the United States shall,
under proper restrictions and regulators,
designate three routes to the Black Hills
country. IL was next proposed TO purchase
The Big Horn country for $4,000, paid an
nually for ten years the money TO be expend-
ed In food and stock. Furthermore 1t was
proposed that If the protocol be accepted
so 600 be expended in presents, to be dis
triDuted among the bands. This protocol
was left with the Indians to discuss this
winter.
LONE HORN, OF THE MINNFCoNJONs.
disturbed the council by riding up and deliv-
ering from his saddle a violent speech agair It
the Brules and OgaliallaS for irving TO sell
his country, the Black Hills. Little Wound
and Spotted Tail spoke, dwelling principally
on their wants and about agents. The coun-
ell closed with Flows" and hand -sha kes
The Indians feel insulted by Lone Horns
conduct, and after the council attempted to
Kill him. He is hid In the brush along the
White river. The commissioners, except
Messrs. Ashby, Lawrence and Swain, leave
on Thursday afternoon for Fort Laramie.
The Crow Butte council for the sale of the
4 liz he'd.
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ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
peeches at the Banauet Last Nigh

DEs MONIES. Oct The reunion OF the
Army OF the Tennessee closed with ban
quet at the Saveny House last night. The
speech-making began at a late hour. The
following were
THE REGULAR TOAsTs AND RESPONSES:
Our country, one and indivisible;" re-
sponse by Gen. NJ VI. Byne. "The President
OF the United StateS;" drank standing. "The
stat of Iowa ana her volunteers" response
by Gen. W. W. Belknap. "The march 10 the
sea, happy In rs conceptions, fortunate in
Its leader, glorious in its results" response
by Gen. W. T. Sherman. THE Army OF the
Cumberland response by Gen. JEFF. G.. Da-
Wis. Other tC9sts were offered and apprO-
priately responded 10. The President Occu-
pied the central table, with Gen. Sherman
on his left and Senator Wright on his right
THE PRESIDENTS RESPONSE.
In response to the toast of a. The President
of the United States" Gen. Grant responded
in few words, returning thanks for the
compliment. Speeches were made by Gems
Sherman, Pope and Byne
GENERAL SHERMAN
dwelt AT some length on the origin of the
movemen Mt resulting In tine march to the sea.
In referring 10 his book. he said ne wrote the
book believing il 10 be true. He wanted to
wire 1t while The men who could correct its
errors, If any there were. could yet do it. In
reply 10 the criticisms that he should have
gone from Atlanta by way OF Augusta, he
posed or limited at such thing; but now, he
said, 1T is very easy thing to go from At
lanta 10 the sea, and many men are brave
enough to do 1t, but none of them in those
days tried IT. or knew Of q better way than
was taken, or even proposed il. The Gen
erals speech was quite lengthy and was not
concluded until after midnight. Nearly all
on the early morning trains. The President
and party go TO Denver.
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y nder 10 less bslriiy n ke the elab,ra "A 49,
tunes OF heir mammas. Boys fartaOate-
~ Tor the mSelVes. soon get out OF leatfDs
strings, and are made 10 adopt the garments
hw IN numher, simple and practical IN style
snl maftr el-Of men.
For Girls there is no such salvation. They
must be made pretty" ~ any sacrifice ana
u prettiness I'm childhood and girlhood hair
the women In America have been sacrince
Jost now, however, we have come back IN
vi Ssorielle sty lie Of dress, the simplest and
.ncst convenient OF all for girls and small
Soys. II Is made up In checked fianneIs and
SOocCn tArtans, useful and not expensive
msterlals, ard trimmed nat with one hox on
slue pislied ruffie upon the edge. but this :
not obliG atOry. - -
There are suits also which are heing oas,tv
MADE for little boys. consisting on a rroryt
cut al In one piece, jacket back ana onSlf.
plates skirt under the Jacket attached % q
hand al the back only. A broad SASH 49,
low behind. finishes these little coStumes
Ibe stylish street garments for a how ~
girl OF two TO i've is a sack Of black y-pl,-s,
WIN hordcr of NallencienneS lace IN An ~
Rlrl The little bonnet should DO Of dram
NelNet, lblack.l trimmed with NallencienneS
ACE snd pale blue groS grain ribbon. Ifif Is
80, Toy soit crowned cap Of black velvet
Win white wing. Instead of either Of these
llttle bits Of white felt may be selected
trimmed with black velvet
Noiored hosiery I'm stripes, scarlet or men,
EaI lhts has superseded white. and nm
oIsaeheu are used altogether f,r children.
And may be worn by them without imnro,
priety. But ~ ought to be made go.oi ans
permanent. Much or that nut uuon m
marker is utterly worthless and fiie cplorS
are simply an excuse for adding largely ~
me price. There need be no change In The
.sNulGn OF hose Tor children. and as n Is
usually put 20 tard service "a ought. for a
hiGh price. 10 be Of enduring quality.
JENNIE IF-~F
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The FIood st GaIxesto,
But FEW LIVES LOST AND BCr LITTLE
DAMAGE DONE.

- Lf0A AND hAA LITTLE
DAMAGE DONE.
Torres 0Hdl7.ce Of The Ei,r7,iay S7rl
GALVESTON. Texas. Sept n. iS-s.
A short time since we haf a fool here a.
YOU probably know. which lasted three aavs
and three nights, and which came upon as
IN reckless defiance OF all timf-houorel the
ories. The accepted doctrine saS that danger
could only come from she bay. bat TIE foam
ing OF not very angry waves came dashing
In from the smooth beach marcl ing froni
street 10 street as " by word OF coInmanI
Ihe numerous new buildings raised on doubt
tul ground were all swept away. Last Fri
day night was the turning point: as there
was something OminOuS I'm the dead silence
of the innumerHble ROSTERS I'm which this
island city reJolces. which are by far tho
most indefatigaOle Growers alive. nor was
mere heard any rackliu- OF geese or grunf-
ing OF pigs. All these animals were EVIL TENT
ly fully impressed with the sOlemnity OF the
occasion. TIE human species disclosed its
cynlclSm only the morning after the roof
and you could see the same faces take their
qrids or stomach bitters with habitual rel
lsh and cOmpOSure. Very few lives were
lost. and The destruction OF prOpert v too. il
rather slight What would have happened
II the wind had been I'm a little more lively
MOOD ~ is not my business 20 tell. UpOn the
whole IL was the cheapest OF escapes. The
long bridge connecting US with terra dr,n4
Is broken Al several points, and 80 Is tbe
railroad line between here aud Houston: but
a lew days Will repair these things-then the
usual supplies of ne gSpapers aud cotton are
sure TO come The doctrine which il now
gaming ground Is taat it will take seven
years 10 have such another doOf; and 20 ali
new proof OF the reinsurance Of our popu-
lation, shall briefly state that heard 10.
day several OF our eminent politicians. white
and colored, discuss the third terrn-there are
many In this noble city who are In favor OF
it, y
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THE NEW YORK YACHT RACE.
ROafa DAMAGED md a Man nroxucd

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-The New York yacht
club regatta for the cups presented by Rear
Commodore Kane took place yesterday. and
was participated in by the Madcap, Sadie,
Estelle, Addie, Comet, Vision, ATLANTA,
Peerless, Clio, Vindex, Active, Resolute,
ldler, Mohawk and Palmer. The cOurs ewas
from the club house to the light-ship and re-
turn, rounding buoy No. 10; yachts to keep
to The southwark of buoy No. SIX and out
side OF buoy No. *, both WAYS The Yachts
were divided into two classes for schooners
and two for sloOps. There was q silver cup
for each class, and, I'm addition the Madcap
had side contest with the Vision for tho
Bennett challenge cup for slOops. The wind
was light and the tide ebb. As the Estelle
crossed the line her foreshrouds caught the
main boom of the Dreadnaught, which was
not in the race. and snapped 1t off like
n Pie stem. Her own rigging was a
little damaged, but she continued on.
The sea outside the hook was very rough
and the Estelle lost man overheard, but he
was recovered. A little slOop accompanying
the Yachts also lost a man overheard and
all efforts 10 save him were Ruthless The
Peerless took header into a heavy sea and
came out wreck, both masts and bowsprit
gone. The Madcap broke her chain plates
three miles from the lightship and several
yachts suffered dam lge. Only four yachts
were able to sail the entire course, the
Comet, ATLANTA, Estelle and Sadie coming
nome In the order named. The rest were be.
Gained within the hook while outside il
for first class schOOners, the Comet for sec
ond- class schoOners and the Sadie for
second-class sloops-none OF the first-cIass
gong over the course. The Bennett chaI-
lenge cup between the Ma,cap and Vision
remains undecided.
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A PROPOSED POLITICAL COALITION IN
LoUisIANA.-"Chaima Packard, of the
repuolcan state committee OF Louisiana"
and A. III. Leonard, editor OF the Shreveport
Times, and liberal leader i'm the Greeley
campaign, have been corresponding. Chair
man Packard proposes that the (" liberal
white element properly outside of the democ-
racy" should consolidate with the coloreh
voters In order 10 defeat the democracy, and
by giving the negroes the benefit OF their
services, tthe usual emolunents being under
stood insure wise and honest government
IN The parishes. Mr.. Leonard indorses the
proposition. Wv
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HE DEowNING OF Rev. DIR. PORrEoUs
letter has been addressed % the district
aOto.ney OF Queens county, New York. by
tne cltlzens OF Sea Cliff, urging an inyeSttgI A.
tion INTO the circumstances attending tns
droWplng OF the Rev. DT. POrteous as there
are strong suspicious OF foul DlaV in TIE
case. The evidence upon which their sus-
PIGEONS are based alleges that Mr.. benjamin.
VINO was IN Inc boat, was seen near the
shore and has not since nut in An aDDear-
ancei mat DR.. PerteOus's forehead bears the
mark OF blow Inflicted by some ex 5reneons
agency; mat The men were quarrelilg that
his watch is gone, and that nsteat ~ hei9s
taken out of the water Dr. Porteous was
dragged tace down and tied al the shore 10 a
been found. 80
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Tine Markeus-

bALriMoRE. Oct. l.-Yirginia sizes, peeIer, 40:
consoIs 637s; West rRnia 9; North Carolina SKIES
0sSsl04
BALTIMORE, Oct l-Cot'en dull and lower-mid-
ding, l2>ss3; Flour duh snd unchanged. " heat
hrm-Pennsylvania red, 3Sal 81; other grades un-
chnngtd Corn sctive aud higher for western;
southetn quiet-southern white, 20; do yellow, va
IS, western mixed 66. Oats frm-sOuthern, 4ss.55;
western white, 6Oa52; westt IN mixed, 47a4g. Rye
steady, 75se3 Hay firm and unchanged. Provisions
fcsr6e aud str ong. Pork, Is 0s23 80 Bulk meats
shoulders, 9sa91s clear rib side, l3: loose packed
g4aiS4 Bacon--shoulders, l04sl016 clear RIB
sides, IA Hams, B1aaH. Lard quiet aud steady
refined, l4a4. Butter irmer-westerne extras 81: do
arsis, 2js26 Petroleum quiet and unchanged. Cot
Zee dull AID DOmiual-hiO cargOes, 187la2Ik: Job
bling l91za22H. Whisky dull, lEall7h.
DEW YORK, Oct. Stocks active, weak. Money,
errmen hts dull and steady.
NEW fohk, Oct. L. Flour steady. Wheat
h!meT. Corn steady.
LONDON, Oct. ], 1899 p. m-Consols, a3 I3- Il for
both money and cuunt. L. bonds, lS6o ;, old
lO5h; new hves, l0i7I. Erie, l4z6.
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n. u. r. X. ELEcrToS.-The bosrd Of dirno
tors OF the Northern Pacific railroad have
elected Charles b. Wright, OF Philade, mia.
president; George Stark, OF New Hams snire
vice president; Samuel Wilkinsoa. OF NeV
YORK, secretary, and George f. Beebe, OF New
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70 CENTS ON THE DoLLAR--The commit
tee OF creditors appointed TO Investigate the
the net liabilities OF the firm 10 be isis 40 -
while the total assets amount TO but Sis
2O6.S3. The firm offer 10 pay twenty cents q .
the dollar, secured by short notes, withoa &
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HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. The first Gaze
nnoer new law OF this province author
lzlpg The confinement Of habit ual drum kartis
ON complaint OF their friends, is being inyes-
tigated at Kentvllle. The prosecutor is the
father Flaw OF the defendant, who is we'll
TO do resident of that town.
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REMOVING THE BODY OF EDGAR A. PoF.
IN placing The base for the Poe monument at
Westminster burial ground. it was foand ne
cessaTy I'm order TO secure "A proper founda-
uon, 10 remove the earth below the bottom
OF the grave where the coffin lay, and u
change the position of the coffin from that i'm
which IL was originally laid. A new burial
case was pro vided, into which the old one
was placed. In doing this the top OF the coffin
al me mead crunOled In and LETT an opening
through which the crumbling remains could
De seen. The skull was lying I'm the position
IN which the head lay when buried. The
grave clothes and all except the bones
had crumbled TO dust, leaving the Skeleton
white and bare. The lid was hastily closed
on The new case, and all that remained OF the
poet, whose memory has become immortal
was gently lowered into what will probabIy
De ms last resting place. Every effort is now
being made 10 place the monument in posi-
ton, and the old Westminster churchVari
the beautiful marble shaft over the noef's
grave.-BdhO, Gazette, Isl.
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THE 0RANGEMES OF Toronto held a meet
ing on Wednesday night, and passed resola-
lions protesting against pilgrimages aud
public professions on Sunday, and request
consider the best means OF preventing a re-
currence OF the disorder OF last Sunday.
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The jefferson borden Mutineer.

BOSTON, Oct. Line Jury I'm tue case, OF
George Miller, John Glew and 8 NTH. the
Jefferson Borden mutlneers, who have bsen
on trial for the past week, returned a verified
this morning. Miller and Smith were found
guilty Of murder and Glew was acquitted.I
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A PRAYERFUL WAR againSt lio lor deaterS
nas been commenced in Brooklyn by = uaker
ladies', who commenced win an all-dav
prayer meeting in Association hall. Ths
ladies propose pra yers and quiet remolstra-
tory visits 10 The saloons as their plan OF
campaign - VI
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Another New Yorh F.,uu..

NEW YORK, Oct.1.-The firm OF Firth a
H1nchman, dealers in brick and building
material, suspended yesterday. A statement
OF their AFFAIRS shows their liabilities 10 be
$500; losses In business, s26 81: sus pense
account, ga 500. Their. assets will not, it is
thought, yield Is cents on the dollar,
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Britain and China.
Insurance Sutf.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 1.-The Courier
Journals Nashville special says fifty policy
holders OF the st. Louis Mutual Life fnsur-
ance company living in Middle Tennessee
nave nled suits to recover back annual pre-,
miums amounting to $40 OOO on the grounds
that the company has failed to comply with
their contracts. Thenty thousand dollars in
bonds have been attached
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, Oct. IA Collision
occurred on the railway at Fair Haven. vi
last night, by which two men named Cars,
Well and Shay were killed, and two engines
ana several freight cars completely demol-
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MURDERED WHILE COMING FROM
CHURCHILL Megantic county. canada a
well-to-do farmer named O'DonneI waS
murdered on Sunday last while returning
from church. His body was found in a ditch
with the skull fractured I'm two places,
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a SINGLE scULL RACE took place yester-
Gay at Steubenville, OHIO, between FranK
Denmarsh, OF Pittsburg, and John Podgrifr.
OF chicago, Tor $3.50 a side, and was won bv
Denmarsh In 1888 which is said 70 be the
best time on record ~ - -
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TTNPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
ONPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
UNPARALLELED ASSORTMENT
UNPARALLELED ASsORTMLNT-
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Fall aud Winter Clothing.
Ia haGG1,ittsde my Stock IS beyond description.
In qualify n,y Fairies are unsurpassed.
In beauty Of Style eZcel.
In moderation Of Price STRA Us, the Cgothter,
Is lcithO,a competition
urge careful Inspection Of nry Goods before
purchasing etSe10heTe, dSsluia0 the Public
thai ReveT before hare had such
a udzIety Of Garments TO
please az tastes AID
desires, 10 occonlnso-
date dN purses, or
% gre asch e7s-
tire Sdfls-
faction.
IA visit 30 SrRAUs, the CIothier will fully
repay All who may appropriate the time and trouble
OF coming, whether they pure base or only xi.h "a
view my Immense and well selected stock.
A. sTRAUs,
1oll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
eep3Eu Between 10Th and 18th .tree,s
ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS
Tos ELEGANCE, sRLLIAscY AND
ZEAL BOON Only
They excel all others.
Those who contemplate building or refurnishin,
are INV ted % sx anime our stock.
IMPORTED DIRECT,
and offered a. very low prices
N. W. GAIT, BRO. q Co.,
Np1 JkWEL-ERs.
A FISHERS NEW DYE WORKS,
800 STREET, NEAR NINTH STREET,
CONNECTED WITH
sslsHEks CHEMICAL SECURING WORKS
TEsT oFEinhEkr' NEAR @. OPPOSITE Pa
~, B:.Dysins and Cleaning Gentlemen, Ga
ansi- o. 'oSiAity ~ short notice. Fair prices
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MR.. DIsRAELI has made a graceful a.
encouragement that would become more tina a
one English author. He said ne owed VIVA .
literary reputation he had largely 20 the PC .
pie OF the United States, and that he had fo~
them the kindest feelings.
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SIn Toronto yesterday Pro lessor Gold
win Smith was married 70 the widow of the
late Hon. w. b. Boulten, at sc. Peters
church.
ga sca1old fifty feet high at the Ply
mouth furnace, COnshohocken, Pa, fell yas-
terday afternoon, seriously injurine severa I
men who were on Ii at the Il me.
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The STALLION RACE IN BosroN.-The
race yesterday at Boston between the stat
lions SmuRgler and Thomas Jefferson for
Snuggler I'm three straight heats Jefferso1
was Withdrawn In the third heat on account
OF lameness. Time 225Z, DPS 2:4o
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It's formally announced that the Bank
OF California will reopen on Saturday.
81 Nj. Watson, the American astrononoer
WHO bad charge OF the expedition 20 Pekiu 10
observe The transit OF Venus, II I'm Paris.
ga son OF General N. p. Banks is one or
me engineer corps employed on the sutro
tunnel, I'm Nevada.
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Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway Commando
Interest payable in lawful money-Princinai M
1ta9dng ~. interest accrued and not Yet
States S2S ,202. Sg7 30; interest repaid bV
,on 9i mails etc, ,S96, 52i6; balance of interest
paid by the United States. 81 so. 2SS g. -'N-e''
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The Public Debt.

The recapitulation of the statement of the
public debt of the United States for the
month OF September, 1875, just issued, is as
follows:
De6t bedTInR interest IA com.
Bonds at per O70 $40 100 90
Bonds at per cent........ 6327s2 7sV 90
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CARDINAL McCLosKEY yesterday toox
possession OF bis title I'm the church of Sancf A
Maria Supra Minervam. After the cer.-
mony the cardinal received the congratula-
tions OF a number OF Italians and Ameri-
cans. -~-a
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Turkish TrOuhIe

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Times special dis
patch from Berlin states that Turkey has
informed the powers that the time NAV come
when the Turks will be obliged to reDel Ser
Wan and Montenegrin inroads. The r pu-
manian reserves are being gra iuaIly called
In. Affairs are regarded here as verging on
a collision.
The daily Nel0s telegram from Vienna an
nOunces that the conSuls at Mostar have
been instructed by the powers to send the
Porte memorial embodying the result of
thelr Investigations with proposals for "A
thorough reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A Great Carlist victory.
Inc Tunes Paris dispatch says: Special in
formation received here confirms the inn
preston that the Carlists gained consider
able success near San Sebastian on Tuesday
Il JnfreTS reports that 100 Alfonsists were
Killed and 600 wounded.
Dispersed ScIayOnisns.
a special telegram in the morning Stand
ard from Vienna says a band of 500 Sclavo
their homes in Southern Hungary aud DIS
per Ell. They were decimated by fighting
and disease
Britain and China.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 3O.-Mr. Wade, the Brit
ISL minister, has fntimated to the Chinese
government that ifhis demands are not COM
Piled with by day he will leave Pekin.
Parliamentary Election.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The election for member
OF Parliament at Blackburn to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the death of Henry NJ. Feilden,
occurred yesterday. The candidates were
VIM. COddingtOn, the mayor of Blackburn,
and Mr.. q. Thwaites, a well known brewer
both conservatives. The latter was elected.
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az sharkey, the SseApec murderer, is going
70 spain. - s''Hs
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GuIBoRD-The suit AGAINST the trusfaas n,
me cemetery OF st. Sulpice, OF Montreal. for
tfeIusing burial To Guibords remains, has
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THE TRIAL OF the jefferson Borden mntI :
neers was concluded At Boston yesterliay.
would disagree on the ouestion whefh, :.
me crime was murder or manslaugbter. :
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Tour teeth should be cleaned twice q
YOUR dayvfth the Crown Tooth Brushes.
Bristlss win not fan out or break OF
TEETH while usiDe.
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FIFTY SPEAKING CHARACTER
TWO HUNDRED AUXILIARIEs

Admission, So rs, and 81 Reserved places % cents
extra. Gallery Is cents
The sale Of seats will commence Thursday morn
ing. September "a, At the Ticket Ofce Of the The
Ater. Tor any OF The seven perfOTmances sap2S II
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OUTRAGEs By TRAMPs.-Tuesday night
three tramps boarded one OF the freight
fourth one on board they robbed him Of what
III lie he bad and then threw him off the
ira short distance east of that place. He
wa run over and had one OF his legs cut of
by c cars. -