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The Republican journal., 1885-08-06

Nhearcd sheep Sklns-l592Oc each.
Lamb Skins-55 j0c each.
There was not much change to note in the cond
uun of the trade from that OF one week since. Bet
ter grades of Cattle were bought at the West during
the past week at prices for which those of poorer
quality cost last week. There not any change
to note in prices obtained for butchers Cattle, and
there was a lair demand for them, prices ranging
principally from 50 251625 per 100 lbs live weight.
Many of the best lots of Cattle were intended, as
usual. for the export trade.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. Those from the West were
nearly all owned by butchers, Sheep costing from
A 95c Lambs 81 &c per lib live weight, landed at
the slaughter houses. At the present time most of
the sheep and Lambs received for the markets are
being brought from the West, the supplies from the
North being very light
SWINE. Western Fat Hogs costing butchers
landed at the slaughter houses from Al a4lac per
b live weight. The call for store pigs at the pres
ent time is light, a few each week being all the de
mands require Prices for small Pigs range from
Sl2346 30 per Head. or from 5al0c per lb live
weight.
The Republican journal., 1885-08-06

"An ounce of prevention worth pound of cure"
Is an old adagc but true.
In view of predictions that this county is liable
to be visited by more than ordinary amount OF
contagious diseases this year. II behooves all to in
quire about and practice every sanitary measure
especially cleanliness, which, a preventive, Of
fers one some means of escape at least; and in this
how important the article of Soap as TO quality fit
for use; certainly all inferior grades. made so by
foreign substances and authorizations of a ques-
tionable character, should be rejected that there
may be no taint left on the person clothes which
might in any way invite the germs of these various
diseases. frst-cass article, made by known
reliable manufacturers, is the only kind that can
be safely used or recommended. In the use of n
standard soap, like the "Welcome," made by Cur
It's Davis Il Co., there can be risk, being the
goods of \ i~m whose name on soap is a sufficient
guarantee Of Its purity.
The Republican journal., 1885-08-06

rHtuil diseases manifest themselves in the
"afm weather. Hoods sar-aparilia cleanses the
'""3. an1 removes every tint of scrofula.
Arnlp -ot 1000 Iowa people out the public
-i Nre ~ see his winged horse and then calmly
showed uP a horse a. and took to his heels.
When you have those distressed feelings Incl
I'nt lo Heart Disease, no remedy can give you
,u-u relief as bR. GRAVES HEART REGU-
"a lplt-lnirtI years record. Free pamphlet
"t f. lngai'-, Cambridge, Mass. S100 per
bottle.
"Ytu -nrt Of an establishment is that across the
"1N. They teach drawing, music and dancing"
"A N"ug ladies seminary" "No, dentists shop"
! WILL NEVER!
NHow mysell tp suffer again what have suffered
I"f 'he last year. That vile disease, Dyspepsia,
-tN" "a an comfort. could not eat nor enjoy any
alh- The doctors amounted to nothing. nothing
seemed lo relieve me, until used bottle of sui
p'ar ktters -Four bottles made me well.--JOseDh
t"fH@t ~ Master of Schooner c. 4. Baker.
o. seeu- foolish for patient to pay a auack doc
tor hr ioIn. Tim what his symptoms are but
tIure aro plenty of pe"ple who are always ready
Jo .i0 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Oct. % (SpeciaD.-L. o. David a
prominent advocate here received dispatch this after
noon from Cabinet member at Ottawa, stating that
the Government has decided to appoint medical COM
mission to inquire into Rcls mental condition as soon
as Mr.. Lcmieux produced certain ahdayJts.
V,u1ov and ono OF It's largest sharehoiaers' mas
a,io,d for the purpose of ordering the con
saiGa m m OF eet OF iron steamers to run in connection
with the road from Kingston through the Iuousuuu
Islands 10 Montreal aud Quebec.
Young Englishnan. A. W. Bdells, accompanied by
his brother here about two years ago Ihey were
behly connected and possessed considerable wealth
Their object In coming 10 this country was to seek u
homo I'm the Northwest and push their fortunes there rs
stock raIsers They obtained introductions to social
circles OF this city ard had thought OF going to the
Northwest Their expenses were considerable, and they
were ob ged to tho pawnshop where they dS
posed OF costly outfit Ths morning NUMBER "a IIti
cIes were nut M for sale ickss Auction RO0ss Whoh
belonged to the two sporting Engllshmen' lhcy IN
cludrd rifles wacrproOis. fishing tackle ana c.olh.
A tho auc oneer about TO mount the platform Wu
Customs officers appeared on tho SCENE anu sezea nc
nrftces for non payment o. duty, ana the Two young
Eugshnen are homeless, frenAless anu PeuhIIesS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
1JBg1 srfr AGA1ySrA CoLoRED EDITOR.

ATLANTA. Oct. % (SpecidO The libel case
against W. A. Plcdger Editor of The Dtfaaee, the col
ord Journal here that exposed many outTases against
the Repubc,ns and colored people OF the State, was
concluded to-day with verdict OF guilty lie was sem
fenced to eight months imprisonment or heavy hne'
for having warned the coored people against dealing
with n man who was discriminating against colored
people business account OF their color lhere was
not colored man on the jury and this faot comes out
that In the make up OF the jury list since Cleve-
lands election not single coloed mau has been put III
ury box The coorod people indignant at the tre"
ent received from the whites Pedser is chairman OF
the colored Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
BITTER ATTACK ON PROTESTANTS
REFUTING CHARGES AGAINST SISTERS OF CHARITY

THE SMALLPOX SC0URGE.
MONTREAL, Oct. % (Speciab.-There were
fortysx deaths from smallpox yesterday thrtyeisht
in this city and eight in adjoining municipalities
seventyhve were reported fortyfour houses
pacared and forty-two repacarded. statement just
completed shows that of 252 deaths IN this city for the
week ending Friday 237 French Canadians, eight
other Catholics and seven Protestants. Two hundred
and twenty-three under ten years of age
Dr. Nolan resident physician, and the lady superior
Of St Rochs Hospital have been asked to wrte an OK
pinaton regarding charges of gross illtreatment OF
patients in the Hospital Letendard The organ Of the
Roman Catholic bishop discussing the charges, says
ave have neither time patience continually 10
follow these systemmatc deractors OF our sisters or
Charity but there must, nevertheless, be limit 10 ali
this We have said it q hundred times We must pro
tect our good sisters Now the only way to nave our
institutions of charity absolutely separate from those
sectarans OF the stamp alluded to and not to admit to
the OF religious orders these viDers or cnny
only way of showing their thanks for their Dene
hs Is by biting with venom1ls mouth tue
hand which administers to them. PrOtestants complain
oxpose themselves to il. Let them have their hos
pals their asylums Of charity and their refugees under
VIII, Luther and Calvin. They would then have what
they desire and would longer have pretex for out
who wish unworthy authorities who made themselves
disciples OF Dr. Tor instaace or
and leave us in peace. They are worthy one Oh an-
other"
n case nds just come 10 IlguI "neto 'h
ton doctor has been selling bogus certificates for nfty
cents apiece.
HAMIToN, Ont, oct. 2s.-Another case Of smallpox
was reported here to-day The patient was Isolated
There are now three cases the town. The work
OF vaccination is going rapidly. No uneaslness Is
felt.
OTTAWA, Oct 2s-At meeting OF the Sanitary Board
medical health officer reported that not single case
smallpox existed in this city at present Vaccination
going increasingly at the hands of the public vac
caors and ply scians generally The city Is not SO
fortunate In regard TO other diseases IypnoIu ahu
other feyers said to be prevalent
QUEBEC. oct. 2s.--The bark Venice. which has beeh
quarantined Gross Isle after being fumgated was
allowed to proceed. The sailors whe had the small
pOx has been placed III the Quarantine Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
METHODIST MISSIONS.

c,,,c,co Oc. oS-rhe sixteenth annual meeting OF
,,. General Executive Committee of the Womans For
Church began to-day ut Evanston Delegates were pres
o't sron, nearly all the Eastern and Western states
PLUNGED INTO MOLTEN IRON. 49,.
CIR IorIs. oct. 2S-Scott Thomas. molder In tne
foundry at Twelfth and Papln st+. yester&uS & ton ron
,p ~ iii fourteen feet deep The cable holding the
adlc broke, and tho unfortunate man was ptecpaShn hn
into the pit with the molten metal on Top 0l un, nn
the body was removed IL was louhu W '0 '
yond recognition ,,,,,.
CAPTURE OF AN ABsCONDING CLERK: ,
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 2S.-Edward f. Keau, enlei vie, rr
of the royidenco and Stonington steamship &
Who absconded on October II with about S-'oUV VIZ"
brought back this msrning from sherDr9oke Dnort
by Detective Parker. Of the Providence IoSo ~, tho
ment Read returned $1,000 OF the money V'A0h " ''
detective. , 1,.s
ALMOST sUFFOCATED WITH GAS; GA,. q,
r,cYsoNXtIGr Fla oct. 2S.-John W. llper, VI
Franklin Falls New-iiampshre, VINO OWE d" ,r'n es
r"yc in south Florida was found nsehsDIe irou h 60
Gaming gas IN his room at the Grahu, ~" ~
'"'' TRyING TO ROB A PRIEST. .u
u,,trroN Pom oct 2S.-Audrcw higgins, ,OMen
Tese and Charles Gallagher were aIosteu ~. Ths
today charged with attempted hghWoSS H. S,;rcb nj
noh M hrtJ while driving along the road on lhursia3
nght ON his way homo from JeanesN me- wa Il,"s
by these men They had mistaken n ] ~ ,nT ~ them
| AZ auothcr nrrson and when lie mado huoMn W '"0
hn iOb ho was fhey fled but were captured today
| Wv MASSACHUSETTS, BAPTIsTS .,.o.
| wopcpsrrR Mass. oct 2S-At tho Bapust hha, hnnINoa
sarv today tho state Convention sefInon n y "a scv
by the Rev. Edward Bralsln hno - ~ the con ven
ou' a snggested vel batim reports OF the conVenIo
i'm Supplement- the organ OF the ~. .oIiocs Ih
tees OF Newton seminary WIZ wSGthridennort: the Rev
~ Go nasav Of Northampton A. W. Downing; OF lavS
bill and Leander Bea B. l.. Coic anu W. "' "o"'"''
| OF Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
BRITISH POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Mr Chamberlain, in
manifesto TO the of Birmingham, refers to his
previous exposition of his programme.
Charles Dixie, speaking at KensiDgton this evening
said that the only point OF derenceamong the Liberals
was as 10 whether the allotment Of land should DO
acquired by compulsory means or not He himself
favored compulsory means lie predicted that liberal
local government measure would be brought forward In
February which would contain such provision. MI
Goschen, lie said not boycotted by the Liberals,
had isolated himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
mooyLlGurERs FIRING on THE POLICE

DUBLIN. Oct. 2s.-Thc Earl of kcnmare mas
ncremptory refused TO make reduction In rents OF III"
holdings on his estates in the County oil horiy. no
tenants are deter mined to resist the payments VI 80
unless a reduction Is made, and IL Il '"t,N
that roting and bloodshed VIII cue"o "
law is brought into rcquiston to enforce the aS & %
Tho disputo has been IN progress some m9nt' ,h"doc
Gently a party OF mOOnghtcrs surrounu"" orI Ken
mares cent and fired several SHOTS ~ lno p,do to
guard there About year ago an attemp Wn val T a. was
blow up Mr. Husseys house at tdehpurn' ~ WronrIyn
charged at the time that James McDetmott, vi n'o''
n " the alleged iniormor, concocted the plo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
r,1r1E uoyruEyrs DEDICATED.

GrrrYsBuRG, Penn, Oct. 2s.-Representa
uyes OF the indiana troops engaged in the battle oil
gettysburg arrived here late last night ana this morn
ing TO dedicate the monuments so recently erected on
thc battle field This afternoon tho various points were
.,si,od informal addresses being made at each. This
,nnh edicatory services held IN the court mousse
and the monuments delivered To the keeping OF the
GETTY shurg Memorial Association ueheraI JOseP" D.
As presided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


Iopn s,rsprRY IMpEovGNG-Lord salisbury eorcii eonicii
ne, to improve and is now able TO attehu u o"''"
business.
THE ClRoLINE IsLANDs-A dispatcn lrol ,n ' cavern.
arns tho recont abatement that tho Ancrlcan
mcnt has intImated to Spain that II i,nd lno the
sovereignty OF tho Caroline Islands IS rrcspccted and
Imericon Protestant MissiOn must Do resPo0'0" ~
freedom OF religion permitted.
TIE BRITISH CONSULATE At lIAvAHh-iop" pa hns sent
formed England that the Colonial Mhlse1i Tint he
word In the ihe Customs officials at lihvhhh
blamed them for embargong the effects oil 'ho D'''''
T,u late at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
LATIN MONETARY CONFERENCE.

ROME. Oct. 2s.--At the Latin Monetary Co,
ference to-day the representatives, ol frn''' ,|'
,ooo an, svizorland came 10 an agreement regarding
tho legal currency question: and almost unanimous
I'm respect to the liquidation clause They "so
TO maintain tho monetary union even II beiSlu' nv 1
NTH member OF the union. should deciuo 70
IRON, A. The conference will meet again Oh frlu"y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
THE RouAELrAN QUESTION UNSETTLED.

CoSsrANrINoPLE, oct 2S.-The War once
scone OF unusual activity. clearly Indicating
that the Porte Is determined on adopting elective
measures In case Of the conference OF the Powers fang
TO agree on plan for the settlement OF the Roane"n
question An official report to-day shows tha'
10000 Turkish troops are now mustered NJ
available points the frontier Tor active service
ir Tho ualLnn pcunsua aud rcinforccmcuts are con
fiuunty wing The MusiahiL or laudslurih ana te
Bashi Balouks have been summoned Tor mlhI@ "ntl =
m Levy of the Iuud,turm II only rcsOrcd 10 rs war
n,rsare and viii add over 10000 mcn to the service
rcsia b,s rendered - 900 cavalry, and Albania has
,r,cI tn nssst tho Porte In of this the Turk
In froons I'm Albania have been withdrawn and massed
on the Greek, Bulgarian ana serNlah IIoh'le'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
REPORTED DEATH OF NJ. PREMsEL DENIED.

PARIS, Oct. 2S.-It is now learned that the
report current yesterday that NJ Premsel banker OF
this city, had committed suicide was Incorrect lt
seems that NJ Premsel Jumped into the Seine with the
intention ending his life but rescued and restored
70 consciousness. He IS lying In critical condi
ton NJ Prcmscl is the only remaining partner o the
nrm of Leyden, Premsel Il Co. which has Just been
obliged TO suspend owing to losses on mining shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
HOW THE PROFITS" WERE MADE.
"TuE Stars DIsCLosUREs-sUlTs TO RECoNhi
THE MnNEAa sMALLnMLD UP.


THE MONEYS SWALLOWED UP
Persons employed by United States District
Attorney Dorsheimer have been at work for some tmo
OH the book, and accounts of Grant Il Ward and Inc
stan, published Yesterday part of the result OF the eX-
animation. II appears that the method pursued oy
Ward was substantially that related by him when VIII
ness IN the first OF the suits brought before ke'erco
Cole Ward borrowed from man to pay ano'her
exorbitant interest or profits" Those who are" ou'
their profits" from time TO time frequen"y
realized more than their original investment, whlie
stb.rs such "A the Grant family and the
Marine Ban left their money 10 bo lost when Tie nct
---- ~. ,,,,cd an lfnh PaaAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
sAIE OF THE GREAT EASTERN.

LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Thc Great Eastern .n'
largest steamship in the world, was sou " o croat
zion to-day for s2G2OO THE construction o' 'o ~
ro.,crr wos bccun on May |, 1854, and the work Oh
launching her which lasted from November D. lso'' 10
January 81, 1855 cost 100000 hydraulic eo p9'su sont
being employed Her extreme lens'n T1V ,oct ct'
breadth s2Ia feet aud including paddle boxes
height SO feet or 20 feet to top o W. 600 horse
power and has aesidos twenty auxiliary enS1,ed on
was sold ia 1904 for e2),OOO anu MIayinr MaS Vessel
several occasions with success rs u eaDio-i"J'"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
5c,torSr AVID IDLENEsS LEAD TO SCToIDE.

rrITOTSV AND TDLENENS LEAD TO bIIUIUH'
Rosroy. Oct. 2s (SpecisD.-Arthur Hill, a
,,,,., Fpcltshmnu age twenty-six, came home from
Worcester last evening MorsdIoow Leomipster' ana
after having had words with his landlady to whom II Is
alleged he was attentive, he took his shot'gnn' p"ceo
the brcech In the crotch of tree, sprung the trlgEor
,,h sck and sent charge OF shot through his lungs
IT, Jir nbnut an hour Jealousy ana discourage
cnt AZ not nung work Worcester yesterday are tue
csuses assli,ucd for the deed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
THE DEFENCE OPENED IN THE ARMSTRONG CASE.

THE DEFENCE OPENED IN THE ARMSTRONG CASE.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-The trial of the Armstrong
abduction case resumed to-day The Attorney-GeH
ernl announced that his sIdo OF the was closed
Charles Russell counsel for tho defence then addressed
tho court behalf Of the prisoners lie ynd!cated the
motives Mrs Jarrett she took the girl from her
mother for Mr. Stead declared that the absence or
the consent Of the father did make the act crime II
the mothers consent had been obtained without mis-
representation or fraud.
Mr. stead addressed the jury in behalf OF himself and
the other defendants lie said that II the jury found
any one guilty. he aloao must be guilty. Hc now re-
gretted that many Of his friend, hal become involved
in such case lie urged that Eliza Armstrong had been
sent on the Continent for the purpose OF showing tho
facility with which girls could be dcported without their
parents knowing their movements Mr. stead asserted
horrible and Internal traffic in young girls to be sent to
the Continent for immoral purposes.
Jasticc Lopo- told Mr stead that no travelling
charged aud that beyond the issue before them
In repeating conversations he had had with Howard
Vincent concerning the matters lie had In view In his
condact respecting Eliza Armstrong
Mr stead cOlendcd that he was trying TO show That
this Of prOcuratiOn, and not one OF abduction
Ilo said that Mrs Jarrett first tried TO buy GIRL from
v I t, atIt ~ p, ~ ii. s."s iii.. ,ehar ana Mrs
nronshioh made to believe that Eliza was goIiE
runsd. Mr. stead intimatcd his Intention 10 cal
tno Archbishop OF Canterbury, Howard vincent
police and Sir william Vernon HarcOurt' hoho SUN
~ ia Tho Gladstone Cabinet, ~ Witnesses no Cou
cIulcd by observing that whom the Jury hearu .ne u
timouy OF the foregoing no toly OF EnSlsh I'lI.r'"
"nenty called to order FOR wandering from the subject
matter under consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
STEALING MONEY FROM AN EXPRESS CoMPASn

STEALING MONEY FROM AN EXPRESS oohPA'i
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. % (SpeciaD.-Ihe on, .on'-
mental Bank on Saturday sent $1,000 in sess' nae
to Thorne 4 Co, OF prederiektown. Mo. ino The
the cypress on sunday to Thorn and
few minutes later member OF the firm n, Il. con-
express office and exhibiting the box OF neatly Gus
tents, winch found to De fra mouey package:
Fhorne Co. claim that the paper arc tryiDa ~
whon they received IL. and tno made
iaarn where the substitution w~' iN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
r,vG TurRAw NOT MURDERED.

RAyGoox, oct. 2s-Thc rumor telegraphed
yesterday that revolution had broken out NJ Nahu
Law and that KING Thebaw had been murdered Is not
true.
PARIS oct 9s-Ic Paris asserts that NJ. dc FreycIno''
the Foreign Minister has arranged With L.rd sa,Oy
for a safeguard for French interests In the Last ID '"
OF war between England and Burmah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
THE WRECKS AT LABRADOR.
THREE HUNDRED LIVES REPORTED LOST
OVER 1000 DESTITUTE PERSONS STRANDED ON
THE COAST.

OVER Z,OOO DESTITUTE PERSONS STRANDED oN
THE COAST.
ST. JoHN's, N. F., Oct. 2S.-The hurricane
that ragged on the Labrador coast is
unsurpassed even In that inclement re-
gon. over seventy vessels and probably
300 lives lost The particulars so far are
meagre, there being telegraphic communication
Following is a st of the vessels completely wrecked :
Thomas Ridley, sherbrOoke, Adam Ayerl, Peerless,
Cleaner. Surprise. Caleb Corkum, Excel, Ruby, Winfield
Scott, Siren, Sisters Mary Cakln Mcea Elizabeth Mo
Lea. Fanny Grey, Amelia, Emma, Atlanta,
Brisk Elizabeth, Isabella, Mary Joseph, Mary
Bell syringa, verbona. Alice NJ, Snow Drop.
Rising Dawn, Voyage, Lark Harriet. Stars and
Stripes, Barbara II. NJ Curtis, Flora Triple
Sarah c., Village Belle, Verdant, Guiding STAR
Sophie Brdndlth Razor Release, Hope Jarnise, Rovers
Bride, Phoebe Jane. Mariana British Pride, Elizabeth
Kenmore and Augusta.
The bark Nellie has just arrived with 260
shipwrecked men, women and children, rescued
from the disaster. Several women died from
exposure and others drowned over 1000 perOns
are destitute and stranded the Five steamers
have been dispatched to their assistance The worst Is
not yet known.
QUEBEC Oct 2s. steamship Can ldian, which has
just returned from her seasons cruise in the gulf,
reports considerable distress the Labrld
coast, owing to the failures OF tho fisheries
At EsqulmauI Point out OF a population OF
$50 families only twenty have supplies tor the winter
who ususally make advances to them to
pull them through The remaining 100
families have nothing whatever with which
to face the winter and 10 VIII be
necessary either to bring them off the coast or to send
supplies TO them. The commander is OF the opinion
that these people should be brought off the coast
as 1t is useless TO send them supplies season
after season. Tho fact ia that there are too
many people the coast OF 1abradors. The failure
OF the fisheries was due to tho action OF the ice IN
the spring The fall fishing has been poor all over the
Gulf owing 10 rough weather Prices for all kinds OF ns
low The the south coast In the counties OF
Gaspe and BOnayenture abundant Four destitute
These have been cared for and sent West. They
all vaccinated IN Gaspc by Dr;
sme before coming up, both the Dominion ana local
governments having refused 20 take them In hand.
number OF American vessels nshed In the CUR for
mackeTel and halibut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
Az AMERIcAN TO ADyIsE THE KING OF coNEA

AN AMERICAN 10 NV NJ IIIT NIt'V VI
SHANGHAI. Oct 2S.-Owcn ~ Denny ior-
mery American Consul General at Shanghai mas "oe"
appointed foreign advisor to the King OF Corca 10 ro
place Herr Mollcndorn. formerly German 'ohsu ~ ~
IcuTsin Tho appointment Of M Denny 10 TINS ni-u IL
10 iton indicates that German Influence ~ S3tth
since the advent OF Herr MOlendorh had Deeh par"
mount, is on the wane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEW

IJspoy. Oct os-The newspapers Ia .n mermission to
that Germany has applet 10 Poitusa, V a Of the Cape
establish "a coal dcpc' 1 ~ Nlh'o''' ~
Verde Islands. -. 10
MAnpn- Oct. 2a-The Spanish "oVHr"ni'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29

strengthening the Ceuta Peninsula In Morocco Ceuta
IS opposite Gibraltar and only seventeen miles distant.
Additional heavy have also been ordered for
the ports OF the Philippine Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29

CucAGO Oct. 2S.-The sixteenth annual mcetihg =
the Ccueral Executive, Committee OF the oman fol
az, N,ssionnry society OF tho Methodist Episcopi
Cburch began to-day ut Evanston Delegates were pre-
cnt fron nearly all the Eastern and western states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29

(Co,iiraed on fiilh Pasel