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our CABLE LETTER.
Political and Other Tips From ros
efgn Lands.

EDItttcnI anu Otutr lids FROM E0f-
eign Lands.
LONDON, October 10.-Mr. Glad
stone has openly assumed the direc-
ton of tho liberal campaign. He has
already managed to compromise the
difficulties between Lord Harrington,
leader of the wings, and Mr.. Cham
herlain, leader of the radicals. The
Ger was making such Roadway that
Co Ccsrs Hartington became alarmed and
,Rcc-osed TO withdraw from active
u s,srch-pent In the campaign unless
Miscellansouslain were so far curbcd
gss boz, Se 5Apnable to commit the
II %. Palm. $40 PARTY to his schemes
on, kerosene iio test 2pfhe cx-premier
test i2.is; "a kstosene, resident of the
TT Is i,Jp s sss saiEI9 Lima i'S % Hawardcn
Fruit, Poultry, Gsm~rcd with
Appples-Northern, per barrel reoui,
hi sisS y 70 TO 8 % bcen
Cabbage westerns per crate. t27S, %
Chickens- Per dozen. o. 90 to O 80; tnrkeyl
onions-s2 n@s 90 per barrel.
kgks-i2k@l5o per dofen.
nuttsr-Choice western, Is to soc; country. %
oranges--Messina s5 Imperial % 80
gheese-full cream. l2h@ltc western
hcluiineu, iuc l. tull cream, loc.
eyaporated, so lbs boxes, 20.
Kfout- Per barrel. o. 60 half barrel, .. So
Lumber.
The following are the prices OF Lumber per
1000 feet first-class rough, Sis. second class
rough, sl5; clear rough, go hrst.ciass dressed
side, so 10. second class dressed side, SIS
irst-class D. a 81. flooring elb. second class ID.
N. flooring, SIS y Inch yellow pine ceiling
and siding, SIS y inch yellow pine ceiling
and siding. {26; Rough yellow pine ceiling.
hx6, sl2 50 Popular ceiling and siding, SO
white pine ceiling and siding, t27 So y pular
finishing lumber. $50 white pine flhishlng
lumber. go Cypress anishing lumber. $40
Wide clear rough lumber. 60 Wide clear
dressed side.s2S: lumber dressed sides, s2t;
lumber dressed sides. n 80 lumber dressed
sides; So l
shingles.
Shingles per 1000 Heart r. W Cypress, I so,
heart dimensions cypress shinglel t; Sap
and dypres shingles, ~ rs; heart yellow pine
hihgles, o rs; Dressed and headed yellow
ptnepiokets, $50 rough yellow pickcts 10
yellow pine laths. u so; cypress laths. so
white pine lnths, 6.
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Everybody knows the virtues
Wild Cherry and Tar as relief an
cure for any efiectations of the throa
and lungs, combined with these two
ingredients are few simple healing
remedies in the composition of DR..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung syrup,
making it just the article you should
always have in the house for coughs,
colds, Group and bronchitis. Price,
SOC. aud 800. Sample free. Sold by
w. A. Williamson IL Co.
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tut WI " W
Moore, Fayette e.
city; A j Holmes,ES
White, Gatesyille; 10
SUNDAY. OCTOBER ii, 1885.

I
q ii Black. Hubbard. -.
At the Pacific: NJ McIJt-
+. RysJ X Painter, San A. Monday
II Muller, l. Wallcrstein, Dallto con
Hoke, Temple, + 4 Bates, II G. w be
ney, Houston;J A Blake, New q.
leans; Miss Ida Amenbaum, HILLSIDE
no; j Farley, Texas; T b Lyon. Fort
Worth; II Tatum, Bolton; Il Dickey.
John l. Dyer, city; II Ryan, ~. Louis;
w ID Merriw ether, Nashville; J r
Soarv, South Bend; James n Cohen,
II. Il II. q. II. r.; Abe Rothsohild, Gal
weston; ChHs. W. Alvan, So. Louis.
AT the New McClelland. Geo h
Gouge, agent Sol Smith Russell, Miss
Josie Jordan, Ludlow, XIV; w +
Conklin, Galveston; Jno 4 Farley, st
Louis; l. Wellhouse, Atlanta; j j
Ryan, Manager, Black, Flag Co; II ID
.Yoakum, Palestine: j w Castles, city;
q + Walsworth, st Louis; Geo s
Thorne, Dallas, Texas; Frank I Bates,
Houston; NJ l. Westbrook, Lorena;
q N Smith, Lorena; J u Gorham,
Austin; WIN + Stiff, Virginia; NJ w
Butler, Toledo, o; S L Hjds, New
York; S J Wright, Toledo, o; Ed A
Marshall, city; Jas L Mayo, st Louis;
X II Berry, Walnut Springs; l. Nc
Cowan, Whitney; Mrs Littledcld
Whitney; Mrs Bungar, Whitney.
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Marse,. BIZ TeIeErapn.

BIT. LOUIS, October 9-Flour- Market strong
and ic@l6c higher. Xxx, s20g3tr xXx.sB
fancy. i5@i 81; patents. 5 ihS5 20.
wheat-Opcned active. at ikeihe higher,
broke k@kc on free offering reacted Js9le and
sold of al 80 and finally closed at lk@iAc
Der, 9sk, closing at osk asked; November, ssk
Ss 99S closing ~ esH bid; Deeember ioSs%,
.corn-Firm and H@xc better, but very
slow: No. Mixed cash. 4oeiOh; November
osisZ Firm but dull. No. mixed, cash. 2sS
Iorn meai-Firmer att soei IS.
whisky-{steady at q O8
Proyislons-Duil and weaker.
Pork-s Gk@s 20.
Dry Salt Meats-Boxed lots short ribs, sos;
Bacon~LcSg clear. $50 90 short rib 0 os
90 l2k; short clear. . 6oge 90.
.Uf Live Mock.
ST. LOUIS, October o. Cattle = Receipts.
S1oo; shipments. iboo active and firm. with an
urgent local demand for butchering grades
Shipping inquiry not brisk. Native shipping
steers, 25e5 So extra heavy would bring
IS; Colorado steers, oo6i %. Kansas hall,
breeds 500 IS native suches hs 'i ss si 2ss
Texans, 2 500 65s Indians. 25oet3 IS.
aogs-Receipts. 8 100. The market is lower
sheep-Receipts, s,i00 shipments. 70o good
muttols are active and Arm Good 70 choice
muttons 1902 So common to fair 1892 20;
Texans, 1903 %; lambs, oogs 30
wool.
sr. LOUIS, October a. wool-The market Is
easier; tub washed 2sGs7; unwashed. i2926,
Texas, ioe24
chicago Gram Market.
CHICAGO. October 9.-Flour Good demand
with some dealers aAking higher prices.
Wheat Opened excited and unsettled AT y
| 9Ko higher than yesterday, declined Nc raj
lied iHs. fell on Ke and olosed at 10 higher
/ than yesterday. October, sN@s9k, closed q
| So November, BQk990f, closed al glgyJAi De
oember, 9iS@92; closed o. VIZ; May, se}s@
l0ok closed At elk,
Corn-Modefslelv active and Ann. openet
strong and 10 higher, fell back, rose agaiI
and closed k9ke higher than yesterday. Ooto
esT slo' see ~ ~ IN,
closed st yesterday's fgures Cash, 959s "
November closed al s7yt 9s 90 year sx5
Land Quiet o q steady: cash, 10, OctoOe
closed at O6d6 ok: November closed at p0j
az CO. December. 8 e5e5Nk
Boxed Enthusiastically.
Dry Salt shouldofa--- 3 bOt1S ~.
Short Ribs---6 -.
Short Clear---5 70eb6 rs.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
At the afternoon board wheat was K@h
lower
pork--2kc higher. -
Lard-2k tpSc higher
.lt-f Live stock.
. CHICAGO. October ~ The Droyeff Jou
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,,ArEsyrLnE. Texas. March 4

Rarney FeIdhake. BIT:
have been using one of your twin
| nrner vapor stoves for four weeks
II works to perfection and we are
IL hly pleased with 1t. We have four
In the family and the cos lior running
II Is about 10 cents per day.
Yours respectfully,
l.. w. jerks.
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We are showing new straw goods
for the fall season. Every desirable
style, novelties in nockwear and fancy
goods. Our fal. opening, little later,
will surpass all previous displays, We
invite you to visit us. Fourth stree,
opposite side of the street from the
Pacific hotel.
iI. MISS X ATE SrotTTE.
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,RoUND ABOUT Town.
Oysters at the Delmonico.
Mesla nj all hot,ra OF n.lu,n,;c


Meals al all hours at Delmonico.
Order your coal from Palmer.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
Skipped by the light of the moon.
Tac prices of Ragland's goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Most accurate prescriptiouist In the
city at Sears drug store. a0 go
You viii find the Success flour at
VIM. A. Miller's, where everything
Is sold at rock bottom prices.
Deanc's cabinet photos are une-
qualled.
To the Delmonico for your lunches
DIR. Walter b. King has a position
In Castles Il Morrison's drug store.
Ragland has the finest assortment
Of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Dcane's cabinet photos can't be
beat.
Peeler's chill and fever syrup is
warranted to cure and keep Off don-
que, Zoe a bottle at Peeler's drug
store. tttt
Alex Brule has reopencd his fish
depot at 506 Austin avenue, where
he is always supplied with the best
fish that can possible be secured.
ui.e MN cal.
ASK 1or Levine Bros. $500 SUIT
anu you VIII see bargain, and YOU
VIII Duy IL.
Sanger Bros shoe department Is
the place to buy good, strong, cheap
boys shoes.
Get your brackets, scroll-sawing
band-sawing aud turning done at
LOVING q owarson's plalniug mil.
several theatrical troupes are
GROWING on US ~ once. /.
occ cheap c9iuinh advertisement OF
MGSregor q roage.
me ioru =. the 1901 OF Warrington
ssree' u ge'uhg 10 DC apopuiar cross
my
a new culvert Is Deihg placed un-
uer AUSTIN avenue, AZ the Intersection
Oh Eighth street.
ms - me farmers busy time.
I,uhureus Oh mem are picking COTTON
ana planting wheat.
Cotton receipts yesterday were: by
wagon, 4ol, oy ran, $40; totai, o4o.
i1,s. 70 uaie' i1,yoa Dales.
pun the Oh niiils are running on
'ui TINE, anu tne ihulcatiohs are 'hey
WI, nave oetter run tnaii last year.
Noinlug Is hearu Oh inc Ieuerai
Duilulng now-a.uays. Inc silence on
the subject OF It's erection Is getting
nl1no'ohous. -,
Ene cannon Dali tram on the Iexas
OF LOUIS ROAD mas been running on
,liIie since IL was put on, anu Is pun
ing grea, many passengers. busl-
ncss on this iine In picking up All inc
time AZ,
Inc citlzens hVihg on barron stree'
ana adjacent thereto, are very de.
sirous OF having crossing put III az
the intersection OF Eighth street.
inere Ii Dau wash mere anu
priage Is greatly needed.
IN answer 10 young mans enquiry
IN regard 10 inc burning OF the
southern hotel III St' LOUIS, ahd VINO
mas wager on u, the EXAMINER
would reply that the nrc occurred AZ
clock on lhe morning OF the iith
oi apr, lon. nv
Inc Doaru OF trustees OF WACO
university WIZ meet at General .. W.
Spelghts private once, on south
Lmru street, TINS morning ~ ~
O'Clock. AS mere Is business OF I'M.
portance 70 come before the body, IL
Is desired thst there VIII DC q iuii al
tenuance;
Coiohei george u. Guriey is closing
up the WORK on the suspension
priuge on the east SIDE OF the river;
As soon as nc gets the riP-rap hnlsheu
there VIII not pc much else 70 90 put
70 Doaru up the pihng which nave
oeen driven on citner size inc ap.
proacn ana NJ inc 1901 Oh the hrs'
oa 1,, Vi .ne river. .,,,
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The most eficacious stimulants 10 excite the
appetite are Angostura Bitfers, prepared
terfeis. Ask your grocer or druggist for the
genuine article. 49,
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Real pebble goat school shoe at
1928, WIN outwear two pair OF ordi-
nary So shoes. Go 10 Sanger Bros.
Tor shoes.
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b. Haber's new clothing depart
ment is stocked with the newest
styles, best fitting and best made
clothing in the city.
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Sanger Bros mammoth shoe dc.
partment is offering ladies kid
hand turned button shoe at $500.
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Loving Il Swanson will fit up off,
ccs aud do all kinds of stair work In
the neatest and most artistic manner.
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For infants shoes, children's shoes,
misses shoes, boys shoes, mems and
ladies' shoes in cheap, medium and
fine grades at popular prices, go to
Sanger Bros new shoe department.
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HE'LL CATE !!
GALVESTON COTTON RsC.

GALVESTON. October s.-The followin.
soompsrative statement Of cotton receipts
the principal markets TO day and the same date
last year; ..s..
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.


GALVESTON. October 9.-spot cotton closed
easy. Quotations unchanged
Gross receipts. 56is: Sales, 1850; Exports. Q;
rail shipments. 0; Stock. ASH coastwise, iiss
Quotations unchanged
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Levine bros.
Have spared hard-worked mothers
a great deal of trouble by selling
knee pants at Zoe, $lOO and $l.25 per
mir
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The better the boy tho finer the
suit he ought TO get, and that can be
found In large variety at Levine
Bros.
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READING MATTER-Just received,
b full line Seaside novels.
W. ii. Cook Il &c.
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Go to Sanger Bros. for latest styles
in gents fine hand sewed shoes at low
figures.
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Personal.

She has the com plexion OF peach. Peg
zonrs Medicatod Complexion Powder did H.
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The dudine wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, u full
assortment at Ii. Haber.
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Exports this week: Great Britain. 49, 7
France, si6 Continent 1866; stock at United
States ports this day. 3st6a6; this day last year
BAL SIS
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Fresh country butter at. Durie's.

Call on w. ii. Cook & Co. aud have
your eyes fitted with a pair of Hawkes.
celebrated spectacles.
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New hats for men and boys, in the
newest shapes, at Is. Habor.
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Country bacon and new honey, JUS
received, w. IL. McLaughlin's.
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The largest assortment Of Pear
and Colgate's soaps at ii. Behren's,
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Genuine solar tipped shoes at San
ger Bros.
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hotelH Inn.attention. Travellers should, there
fore, carry bottleo Of Dr. Bigger's Huckleberry
Cordial. which countsrtcts the effect OF bad
water and change OF climate. Sold exclu
siyely at Lion Drug Store"
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Fresh rye flour, at Durie's.
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Colgate's violet and carlmen bou'
quet water ut II. Behren's.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW vnHx srors-sIaHr REPORT.
NEW YosK. October V.--spot cotton clos ed
steady. midland Nc up. other grades Nc down.
Old cotton Nc above these figures.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET


NEW ORLEANs FuTUhBs.
NEW ORLEANS. October 9,-Futures opened
and ruled steady; closing firm $ to points
higher.
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The Cholera in Spain
Ger,nnn ARnirs.

The death rate from cholera in Valencia
has doubled. The people are alarmed ard
nre fleeing from the infectad districts.
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a Grenf Rnce Horse.

The rich Belmont stakes won by Mr.. Hag-
gins Tyrant adds trihe to that million
aires wealth, but it adds enormously also
to the value Of his horse. Tyrant is Ten
nessee horse, and was bought in that state
by Mr.. Haggin for $4,000, from Colonel
Bruce, who had purchased him few
months previous TO his sale to Mr.. Haggin
for $500. His yearling record in Tennessee
raised his price. He was brought across
the continent and put under training at
Rancho del Paso, California, with the salts
factory result stated Of winning the Belmont
stakes, added TO the Withers pot the day
previous. Tyrant comes Of the very best
racing stock. He is sired by King Tom
from daughter of Yoltigeur. King Tom
was of Harkaway from Poeahontas, the
greatest brood mare, when rated by her
sons, that England can show.
Voltigeur won the Derby of 1850 and the
st. Leger, after running dead heat with
Russborough. In the Doncaster Cup he
met the hitherto inYincible Flying Dutch
man. and though II to was laid on the
great son Of Billy Middleton and Barbelle,
Yoltiguer defeated him in grand style.
While the paternal side Of the genealogical
tree Of Tyrant is graced with the brightest
Iuminaries in the English racing calendar,
on the maternal there is no lack. His dam
by Jack Malone, who combined Lexington
and American Eclipse blood, and her dam
by imported Albion, and running back into
one Of the stoutest Of the Tennessee families,
there is staying blood to suit the most
exacting.
The engagements Of Tyrant for this
seasons racing are numerous, and he is GER
tain to win his owner large sum Of money.
When he is retired from the turf it would be
a great acquisition to our racing stock if a
strain of Tyrant's blood could be introduced
into this Kingdom.
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SIC Peter Luins ,eis.
wheat Crops sh o ut.

The June crop report issued by the Blu
reau of Agriculture at Washington, esti-
mates that the yield of wheat in Illinois
this year will be less than 10, 100000 bush
els, compared with 100000 bushels
last year,
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture
from official and private dispatches re-
ceived from the principal wheat States es-
Inmates a probable shortage of 0,OOO,-
600 bushels, as compared with the past
five years average. This shortage of
$4,000. 600 bushels is found in the six
great Winter wheat States-Ohio Indi-
ana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and Cali
fornia-which, on the fve-year average,
yield 2O8, GOO, 900 bushels. As compared
with last year the shortage is over 220,-
900, 600 bushels.
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and secondly in the Irish policy Of the
Conservative Government, Parnen must
have the measure Of his ambition nearly
filed when he has succeeded in making
the affairs OF Ireland the most important
subject OF British interest after English
foreign affairs.
The Queens Delight
The Queen could not conceal her salts
faction over the change in politics. She
never liked Gladstone. H was too superior
to etiquette, could not hatt,r and was inn
patient as a State servant TO thu throne /.
Her Majesty was so pleased over the pros1
pect of again having Tory and an 0r;sto1
crat at the head of affairs that she tcle1
graphed her acceptance of Gladstonc's
resignation, aud 10y wire summoned the
Marquis of Salisbury to Balmoral.
British AnueN alton.
Earl Derby, in an official communication
to the Government Of Cape Colony, has in
timated his approval Of the action of GEM
eral Sir Charles Warren in the annexation
of Bechuanaland This expansion of the
Cape Colony excitos interest in England
subordinate only to the resignation Of the
Gladstone Cabinet. and this interest is
made even greater 10y the glowing descrip-
tons being published Of the capacity and
possibilities of the new territory.
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juno rxth.

Diptheria is very prevalent in SAN Fran
clsco.-RoseoTans has still hopes Of getting
the Collectorship at San Franciseo.-The
Postmaster-General has decided not TO
open bids for transportation of fereign mail
by the mileage system.-Four deaths from
cholera occurred yesterday in Madrid and
thirteen deaths in the province of Murcia.
The Indian Museum IN the international
Inventors Exhibition in London was burn
ed; the Indian exhibit was destroyed.
earthquake has swallowed up the town of
Sikuch in the Caucasus Baldwin's Vol
ante won the acknowledgements race for
three-y ear-olds at st Louis IN 2.12
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{ Political Tour.
A WEIRD SCENE.
The Volcano KiIauea as shown by
jules TaVernIer.


Jules Tayernier has sent to this city from
the Sandwich Islands an oil painting Of the
volcano Kilauea, which exhibits all those
characteristics which so distinguished his
former pastel depicting a similar study.
The picture represents the crater of the
volcano, showing rock-encircled boiling
sea of molten lava; the darkened surface
broken here and there with liquid fire, and
in the center a bubbling stream of thinner
lava, emitting a tremulous column Of sui
phurous smoke. The rocks and peaks which
overhang this troubled scene are weirdly
majestic. Giant boulders of massive stone
and time-fretted pinnacles stand out like
gaunt sentinels against the blackened
heavens.
There are also delicate touches in the
great bold perspective, indicative Of the
artists love for the gentlest aspects in ma
lures most terrible handiwork--little happy
touches which plainly show that while the
artist sought for an effect which would pro-
duce feelings akin to awe in the breast Of
the spectator, still, by continuous study,
he would discover those scenes in the picture
which would recall to his memory glimpses
of mountain somewhere seen before.
The time of the study is night, and to be
properly appreciated it should be seen by
gaslight. The picture is to be- sent shortly
to New York. On Monday night ]. r. Mar
tin, the assistant secretary, says he will so
arrange it that the picture will be on free
public exhibitions; and after that it will be
on exhibition in the daytime only San
Francisco Call
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june IoII,.

The Apaches surprised a supply camp
and killed Ave of the soldiers having charge
Of 1.-THE Dominion Government has re-
duced the tax on timber IN British Column
hia.- Arthur ID January was found not guilty
Of grand larceay at Sacramentc.--The viii
Of Joseph Kife OF Stockton, involving
$780, 600 is being contested.
Cslina.
riot has broken out among the work
men at the arsenal and foundry at Foochow,
and Offices have been burnt and machinery
destroyed. Fifty rioters who took an active
part Ia the affair have been arrested.
Japan.
The second installment of emigrants to
Hawaii, 1000 in number, is to be sent this
month A new scheme OF taxation on
houses and silk stuffs Will be enacted and
promulgated in a few days. Taxes on tea.
fuel, and charcoal, etc, are said to be I'm
der contemplation by the Government
Corcu
The Russian Minister in Toxic has re-
ceived instructions from ST Petersburg Ia
visit Corea to concluds :. treaty Of anlity
aud commerce with that country Disturb
ances are going on at the northern part o
kosen, Ccrea the rioters destroying ana
plundenug Government Offices and the
peoples houses Disquiet prevails at
Fusan.
Tase Franco-Cnnese TrcaIy.
The following are the provisions of tn
treaty OF peace: French soldiers shall moi
enter Chinese territory, nor She'll Chimes,
soldiers enter French territory The reIa
tons bolwe, II France and IN am must moi
oa of such u character as to embarrass
China 4 boundary commission shall be
appointed to settle questions relating to tn
frontier by December next. Frepchmen
entering Chinese territory and Chinese en-
terirg French territory shal! be provided
with passports The taxes at Pao-Shun
and Langsou shall be collected by Chinese
and French Consuls appointed at those
plac to superintend the commercial rela-
gions between the north OF Tonquin and
Yunlal and Kwangsi. The French Shall
construct a railway in Tonquin II the
Cline wish to construct a railway they
,liust oaStruct French railway The
treaty shall endure for ten years. Existing
4 g: a,ioas shall remain unchanged. The
Fl, hal lvucuate Chinese territory
49,,