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hlcKs.REAcH ON GLADSTONE.


tie Discusses American Tarins and Says
tho Changes Favor England.
rly Anglo-American cable to the Dispatchl
LONDON, October 30.-Michael Hicks
Peach, president Of the Board of Trade,
delivered a speech at hllmarnack, Scot
laud, to-day. lie said that Gladstone's
torrent Of words did not afford his fol-
lowers the slightest guidance. The
speaker dld not fear the general election.
The Government would continue its
irish policy and would uphold the Scotch
Church. He objected to any meddlIng
with the w0rking-hours Of labor, even in
the case Of miners, but no warned the
railway companies that the Legislature
would interfere il they oyerworked their
men to the danger OF the public. The
speaker cxonerated America from any
desire to injure England with the
tana law. Similar attempts on its
part, he said, had only expanded
our trade. AMI II was not likely
that we should have to put up our shut
ters now. The heavy duties on tin plates
would only be- detrimental to the Ameri-
can fruit trade Some changes in the
tauI would tend distinctly in our
favor. such rs freeing Of the raw SUI
gar, which, besides giving an impetus
20 the West Indian trade directly, would
benefit our trade. Then we would
benefit from the increased trade with
Canada. As long as we avoided labor
trouble and continue our endeayor t.
open the new markets We would have
nothing TO fear.
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Evening. Exchange dull and fairly
steady at 4slla466. Money easy at 3a6 4;
Sub treasury balances-Coin, Sl45, 49,
600; currency, Sl,517,OOO. Govern
ments duh but steady; 4 per cents,
1914; 4g's, 104t. State bonds dull bat
sfeady.
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sALFoUR,s IRISH TOUR.

His Drive Through Connernara Past the
Poorest yIlIagss--rhe People Apathetic.
fBy Anglo-Ameriesn cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. October 30.-To-day Balfour
travelled from Kylemore, distance of
fifty miles, TO Csrraroe, one Of the
poorest villages in the Typical Congest-
cd district He drove through the
widest part OF Connemara, Astounding
in lake and rock scenery. During the
latter part Of the journey Balfour rode on
the outside OF the car. The journey was
without incident The few people seen
were apathetic. Before the party ar
rived at Costello Lodge, where they were
tho guests Of Police-Commissioner
Byrne, all were drencbed with rain.
They will visit Galway tomorrow, and
will thence proceed to Dublin. At the
League convention in Limerick to-day
John O'Connor warned Balfonr not to
misinterpret the Irish respect and try TO
make political capital out OF his visit,
or he would be treated as the Prince Of
Wales was.
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FRANCES NEW TARIFF BILL.
Discussion of the BudGot-Demands for
Economic Reforms

Discussion of the BudGot-Demands for
Economic Reforms
tBy Angio-American cable 10 the Olspatch.l
PARIS, October 30.-M. Roche, Min
lister Of Commerce, explained the new
tariff bill 10 the Tariff Committee to-day.
The object Of the maximum and mini
mum system, he said, was TO avoid in
conyeniences connected with the most
favored nation clause in any treaty with
Q foreign power. The Government
might make a bad bargain in grant
ing the benefits in such clause
o. the nation yielding but slight advan-
tages to France, but under the present
bill any country getting minimum tariff
privileges must grant considerable re-
auctions in existing duties, besides
placing France in NJ favorable a position
AS any other nation. The Government
reserved the right TO decide whether the
minimum tariff privileges should be
granted for fixed period or for an I'M
limited period.
I'm discussion on the budget in the
Chamber OF Deputies to-day NJ. Pelle-
TN reproachcd the Government for
creating fresh taxes and demanded
economic reforms. If such reforms we're
refused. he said, no basis would remain
uuon which 10 unite the Republican sec
tons. Premier dc Freycinet replied
that every possible reduction had already
been elected and that a fresh revision OF
toe budget would result IN no practical
cain. NJ. de ROulede moved TO refer the
budget back 10 the committee. The
motion was rciected-3i5 10 80. a mo-
ton by NJ. Galhart C}adicaD requesting
the Government to introduce "A bill re-
forming the assessment Of taxes in a
democratic sense was carried-356 to 81.
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FRENCH SCANDAL

The Occasion Of Much Comment Because
of tho Prominence of All Concerned.
by Anglo-American cable 10 ths Dispatch.l
PARIS, October 30-1he scandal at
Toulon, growing out of the arrest of NJ.
F0uroux, the mayor Of that city, on tho
charge Of being party TO conspiracy
10 procure "a criminal operation upon his
mistress, Madame Jonquieres, has occa-
stoned much comment owing to the high
standing Of the persons involved.
Madame Jonquiores, who is Creole, Is
the wife Of Captain Jonquieres of the
French navy. and daughter-in-law OF
Admiral JOnquieres. She Is also sister
in-law Of Admiral Colombian, com
mander Of the French Ionquin squadron,
M. FourOuX is retired naval officer.
The midwife in the case, who together
with Madame Jonquieres Is also
under arrest, is named Laure, and
1t was ut her house that the illegal ope-
ration was intended to have taken place.
Madame Eaubertin, the divorced wife of
a TOulon solicitor, was a go-between Tor
Mayor Four0ux and Madame Jonquieres.
The operation was to be performed on
the eve Of Captain Jonquieress return to
Toulou from a long voyage. The init
macy between the Mayor and Madame
Jouqucrcs ceased two months ago, and
the latter came TO Paris. From this
city she wrote to Mayor Fouroux de-
handing money from him, and upon his
refusal to comply with her demand she
communicated the facts in the case TO
the Procureur at Touon. An official in
qury was made into the matter and the
arrests followed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanseS the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head;
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKRUP CO..
,o,,sv say faAscwco. oaL .oor ~
leo assn. W., AFlotptcofrI
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ON THE OTHER SIDE.
A MANIFESTO BY THE DocKERS'
UNION AGAINST STRIKES
Employees Unjust!y Discharged Must APP
peal 10 tho Union--A Co-Opera-
tive System TO bo Adopted.


tBy hhgipAtncficAh cAolc 70 the Dispetcn-l
LoSpoS, October 30.--The Dockers'
Union has issued a manifesto forbidding
any strike on account of the dock COM
psnies' proposed changes. The docu-
ment expresses the conviction that the
companies have no intention Of enforcing
the lockout or depriving tho men OF the
benefits secured TO them by tho Mansion
House agreement. 1t says that II any
are uniustly dismissed they must com
plain TO the union, which is now called
upon to prove its stability by thorough
discipline. The manifesto concludes by
expressing the belief that a cooperative
systom will soon bc generally adopted.
DIRECTORS DIscLAIH HOSTILITY.
Thomas Mann, who has been appoint
ed president Of the new federation Of
the unions of the employees in all tho
shipping industries, mas written 10 the
directors Of the dock companies in re-
gard TO the companies proposed changes
The directors have replied, disclaiming
any hostility to the Dockers' Union,
and stating that they anticipate
no difficulty next week. They add that
1t viii be the mems own fault II things
do not wol K smoothly with the directors,
who offered TO establish cooperative
system, IL details could be agreed 10.
This offer refers to the Albert and VIC
toria lockers, but other companies are
expected TO follow.
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TIE sITuAION IN TlcINO.
The Ieft Decide To Join the Government IL
They Get Two Cabinet Seats.

The Left Decide TO Join the Government If
They Get Two Cabinet Seats.
tBy Angio-Amerioan cable 20 the Dispsich.l
BERNE, October 30.-The Grand Coun-
Gil of Ticino met in Bollinzeno to-day.
The members of the Extreme Left were
absent. Fognetti was elected president.
In his speech, after paying tribute to
the memory of Councillor Rossi, who
was killed in the recent revolution, the
President endeavored 10 argue that the
recent votes showed that the majority OF
the people were satisfied with the Gov
eminent, but he was interrupted by
angry shouts Of dissent from the gale
ries Councillors Rospini and Bonzanio
announced their resignation, and the
Government messages with reference TO
the attempts to effect party conciliation
were referred to q committee. The Left
have decided 10 join the Government If
offered the choice of two seats IN the
Cabinet. but they are strongly opposed to
postponement Of the electoral law, ex-
cept by the Constituent Assembly.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for the Dispstch.l
Ory-cprp On 1S00

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for the Dispstchl
OCTOBER 80, 1890.
No auction offerings on Change to-
day,
Loose tobacco sales, 1,700 pounds.
Highest, 81; lowest, sl.5O; average,
SAILS.
Revenue collections Cigars and cigar
cites, S4,s45. 40; tobacco, 50, III. 90
total, s.. 56G.96.
Private sales were even lighter to-day
than for several weeks past on all
grades except scrap. which are some
what in demand.
Attendance on Change was small, and
very little interest was manifested on
the part of the buyers, who are very
few, AMI, in fact, to-day has been I'M
doubtedly the dullest known for many
months. Some little loose tobacco is
coming in this evening.
Revenue collections quite largo to-
day.
Registered on Change: John f.
Slaughter and II. l.. Miller, Lynch
burg, Va. /; John G.. Graft, New York,
and w. A. Bragg, Petersburg, Va.
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The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cool.
Mean temperature. .........-..4' AL
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, October 30-The stock
market to-day was again in the main
waiting, one principal object of interest
being the argument in the suit for the
appointment of receiver for the Sugar
Trust, and while there was no lack OF ac-
tivity in the Changers the general market
was dull and without feature. The
market was nothing in the main but an
effort to cover shorts. but the evidence Is
that there was little success attending
the attempts. The London market came
materially lower this morning.
THE OPENING LOWER.
Our opening was made at from ! 30
per cent. lower than our last night
prices, while Louisville was down !. The
bears ignored the lower London market,
however, and went in to cover with a
vieor unknown Of late and during the
continuance Of those operations. which
consumed the entire forenoon, prices IN
active stocks. which comprised the
Changers, Union Pacific, Louisville, At
Gibson. Lackawanna, Sugar, and Chicago
gas. moved up sharply at times. There
was said to be news from private sources
of favorable nature regarding the
western railroad situation and advances
of from to ~ per cent. we're scored In
railroad stocks, while sugar was lifted
to 69tc. against size. last evening.
SUGAR OPP.
The news from the arguments before
the court, however, created bad effect
in the afternoon and sugar was ratified
off 10 G5}. The whole railroad list fol-
lowed, the early gains being entirely
wiped out in most cases. Chicago ga
was the one exception to the rule, and 1t
stands alone in closing with material
advance for the day. Later IN the day
news that the decision was reserved but
that a modification permitted publics.
ton Of the reorganization plan created
favorable effect, aud that plan being
REGARDED as favorable, there was q ma
terial rally in the last hour in sugar.
The railroad list failed TO respond, how
ever, and the close was rather heavy al
close to opening figures.
A FEATURE or THE DAY.
One of She features OF the day was
manipulation in Illinois Central upon
the issue of n report of the earnings fol
the past three months showing loss il
the net. 1t was hammered down to 97l
and considering the limited business
done in the stock the offerings of sellel
sixty-day options we're unusually nume
rous at about per cent. below the mar
ket. 1t closed at 90, a loss of 1t pc
cent. for the day. A strong spot IN the
specialties was Canada Pacific, which
however, had been opened off 2 pei
cent. and recovered only half the loss
The final changes are irregular and gene
rally for small fractions only, but CHI
cago gas was up II per cent Sales
Listed, 20, 900 shares unlisted, %, OO'
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
EUening. Exchange dull and fairl.
steady at 48lla466. Money easy at 3a6
Sub-freasury balances-Coin, Sl45, 7l9.
900 currency, Sl,517,0O0. Govern
ments duh but steady; 4 per cents
1914; 4g's, 104t. State bonds dull bu
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dun snd essentially unshsnesd Fcsk
81. Lard, S.. Dry-sslk Sssess %
Shoulders, $50; longs. e.In2s
YSbA 81 S0s$hS5; clear, eAWevA
con (boxed) Shoulders. 81; 80
Is. 20: ribs. 81. 25asG.30; ciess, e1Ds
$3.50 sugar. cured hama $40 c0Ao@
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURkA
NHw Yonx. October 3o--Cos<on-Nce
receipts, 300 bales; gross, $3.50 haaea
Futures closed steady. SAlsat i06 bOO
bales; October aud November, @.7Is
q. 7s December. 50 s2asa. 80 January,
-. 90a$9.9l; February, 81. se2.W J
March, si00lasl0.03; April, e1Q0o
$40. 10; May. $40. 16ss10l1; Junc.
$40. 24al0 % July, slo.soaslo.s2; A.
gust, $40. 34ssl0.35.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, October 30--Noon. Cot
ton-Business moderate at easier pricesy
American midding. SD. Sales, 10000
bales; American $500 bales; speeula-
ton and export, 1900 bales Recipes
~. 900 bales; American, 70. 700 bsies-
Futures opened steady and have since
become weak October, 537-6ssS S6.6ss
5 35-64d. October and November.
3 81 Cad. November and Decemoes,
8 30-6is5 29.6is5 2s-6la5 29-S4d. Do
cember and January. January and Feb
ruary, 8 30-64d. February and March,
32-64d F; March and April. 33-6td. |;
April and May, 3 36-Cis5 35-6id. May
and June, 3S-6id.
4P. M-October, 5 3-6iaJ 35-Gid :
October and November. 3 29-64s5 3o-t4d.;
November and December, 29-6td.,
value December and January. 5 2s-64d..
BUYERS January and February. 29-6ta
s 3O-Gld. February and March.
5 l-64d., buyers; March and April.
s 32-64a5 SS-64d. April and May,
s 35-64d., sellers May and June.
8 37-64d, buyers.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARhET.
reported for tho Richmond uispstcn-l
OCTOBER 30.-Market worry quiet
Prime, Slc. extra prime, SIC. fancy,
&c. factory hand-pickei, 4ls5ic.
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Tho Stnrining Of WITH.

by Angio-American cable to the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, October 30.-Adyices from
Mombasa state that nine hundred sea-
men and marines and one hundred and
fifty Indian troops took part in the
storming of the town of Vitu, which
was captured and burned Tuesday by
forces sent there to punish the natives
for massacring number of Germans.
Many Of the natives were killed. A
few members of the British force were
wounded. A reward Of 900 rupees is
offered for the capture of Bakari, the
Sultan of Vltu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31

west of Ireland, was received in friend
ly manner by the people and quotes the
words in praise OF Mr.. Balfour which
the Tory press attributes to several
priestS in order to give the latter a
chance to vindicate their characters by q
prompt contradiction. The paper says
II the forbearance OF the people from
the expression OF their feeling against
MIR. Balfour is to be Indignantly mis-
construed some OF them may be pro-
voked to make things quite plain by
giving Mr.. Balfour taste Of the detesta-
ton with which he is regarded by the
Irish people.
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HOME RULE NoTTHs PANAcEA.
Tho Land Question oaGht to BE Settled by
the British Government.

Tho Land Question OaGht to BE Settled by
the British Government.
ny Aneio-Amcrican cable TO tho Dispatch.i
LONDON, October 30.-Leonard Henry
Courtney, a member OF Parliament for
the Bodmin Division Of Cornwall, who
has just returned from protracted tour
in ireland. in nm address to his constitu-
ents to-day said that he was more than
ever convinced that home rule was
not tho panacea, but he agreed with
Parneli, Motley, Lord Spencer, and
others that the land question ought TO
he settled by the British Parliament
He ventured to make an urgent appeal
to the men OF all political parties to as
sist in moulding Balfour's bill intoamea-
sure that would give satisfaction 20 all.
He strongly advised the Government TO
drop the prosecution of Dillon and
O'Brien, which, be said, was a great mis-
Take
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DEA rlIS.


COCKE.-Died. suddenly, October 9Oth,
at his late residence, No. III east Canal
street, nv ERASMUS Y. COOKE, IN the
forty-fourth year Of his age.
Funeral and burial will take place from
Shockoe cemetery THIS (triday) AFTER
NOON at 8 O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
ancos are invited % attend.
GOODE.- Died, at his residence. No 80
north Twenty street, ~ o'clock A. VI.
on the 80th instant. WAITER e. GOODE.
Funeral will take place from the Third
ChriRtisn church az 3 o'clock THIS AZ
TERNOON. Friends and acquaintances
respectfully invited 81 attend.
TINSLRY. -Died, az Pinel Hospital, De-
tober 80. 1890. BELLE TlNSiEl. IN tho
forty-hfth year Of her age.
Funeral from Cooks ware-ioom, No, lNy
east Broad street. NJ 3 O'Clock FRIDAY
AFTERNOON. Friends and acquaintanccs
are invited To attend.
wFST.-Died, NJ n quarter 20 Thursday
morning, October 30th. AT the residence II
his parents. 22l9 Nenablo street, little
FLOYD WHARTON. the infant son OF OTIS
c. and Ella V. West aged one year three
months aud twenty-seycn days.
Suffer little children 10 come unto No
and forbid them not.
Funeral will take place THIS friday
MORNING at II o'clock from the residence
OF his parents. The friends aud acqulint-
ances are invited 90 attend.
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aARRlsoN,s TRIAL POSTPONED.

He Has instituted suit Against Magistrate
Ceddeil--The o'Brien- Dillon Bail
Iby Angio-Amerran cable 70 tho Dispaschl
DUBLIN, October 30.-Ihe trial OF
Harrison, member Of Parliament for the
Middle Division OF Tipperary, and
others on the charge Of rioting at the
time OF the Tippersry conspiracy trial,
has been adjourned for three weeks.
Harrison has brought action against
Magistrate Caddell, Of Tipperary. for as
sault and excluding him from the court
house The case will be heard in the
Exchequcr division in Dublin. The
crowns application 10 extreat the bail
OF Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien has been
postponed for three weeka
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THERE He Is NOW,
A Prisoners Appearance Spells n Law
yer's EIoquence.

n IffsOOtfs HpN'As ~ >%s''-
yer's EIoquence.
A very funny thing occurred in the
Mayors Court recently, says the Column
bus Dispatch. A case was called in
which the prisoner had been bailed. An
attorney arose and said:
Your Honor, my client is not here.
II is doubtful whether he will be here.
He was most brutally assaulted and
beaten by the officer and he may now be
dying. He is ON his bed surrounded by
his friends, who are in tears, watching
and praying that his life may be spared
an event of grave doubt"
Just at that moment the door OF the
courtroom opened and man entered.
A hum ran over the crowd, while "Ihere
he is There he is " could be heard on
every side. 1t was the prisoner, who
looked not q whit as If lie were about to
die.
The attorney turned, looked ut him,
grunted, and sat down without n word,
while the crowd roared with laughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-31
Terrible Specimen of BriGandage.

TFy AnEIO-NInofIcHH CaUI" % IIIV UI7Pa7VI-I
PEsrH, HUNGARY, October 3O.-The
residents of the village of Laczhasa,
twenty-five miles southwest of this
city, are greatly excited over a
terrible crime committed there. A
corn-dealer named Breler, accompanied
by his wife, two children, and a maid
servant was at railway station awaiting
the arrival of q train when number OF
brigands made an attack upon the party,
and all its members were killed and
robbed of whatever yaluables they had
about them.
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The nebrIpc sca Complications.

IBy Anglo-AmeTican cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, October 80. - Commenting
on the Behring Sea matter the Times
says: We think the question which Mr..
Blaine appears to desire TO throw into
the background must be dealt with be-
fore any progress is possible. When
that question is settled England will be
perfectly ready 20 cooperate with the
United States in dealing with the Beh-
ring Sea marauders.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, October 30. Cotton
dull; middling, l0c. Flour frmer and
unchanged. Nheat-Southern firm aud
unchan ged western firm No. 2, winter
red, spot, 81. 00ia1. 00.; October, Sl.00i;
December, 81. 02,asl. 03t May, sl.09,a
81. 10. Corn-Southern firm and I'M
changed western frmer mixed spot,
5Sic. October, 58tc. year, 57s57.c.s
January, 56ia57c. May, 59a59lc. Oats
firm and unchanged. Rye quiet and UNI
changed. Hay quiet. Provisions firm.
Butter very firm. Eggs active at 22a23c.
Coffee dull Rio cargoes, fair, 5000 !;
Sugar firm and steady graduated,
l3-l6c. Whiskey active at sl.20.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer nom
inal. Receipts-Flour, 1900 barrels I;
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 10000
bushels oats, 1000 bushels rye, 5000
bushels. Shipments-Flour, 5000 bar
rels +; wheat, j, 800 bushels corn, 5000
bushels. Sales-Wheat, $1,000 bushels I;
corn, 80, 600 bushels
CINCINNATI.
CrScryyArr, October 30.-Flour barely
steady. Wheat strong and in good de-
mand f; No. 2. red, Sl.0l. Corn frm
No. 2, mixed, 6ic. Oats strong; No. 2,
mixed, 47c. Pork steady al GLIB.
Lard irm at s6.i2t. Bulk-meats and
bacon firm. Whiskey steady II sllI
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, October 90 Spirits
turpentine steady at 57ic Rosin dull
strained, el.l0; good strained. sl.la
Tar firm d Sl.5h Crude turpentIne
firm hard. tl.20 yellow dip and virgin.
8l.90
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louls, October S0-Flouy quiet
and easy. Wheat opened steady Tor
December and Ia. up for May, huesu-
atsd considerably. and closed q "A ad-
vance OF fsSe above yestesdayh hgufes
No. 2 cash, aSaaosio; peesmees,
l.00iaSl. 0Ot May. 0.01i JAY, 9t3n
Corn closed aala above yseeer1ay No
q ossh, Gaze, DsesmbeF, 4ete Hays
62sa52}A Oats isrsgulas bpA nsm nd
higher for May No Z qogh w. W
~ ~ Willis, W. I! =
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Xvh., usrhert Ward Knows,

by Anglo American cable TO the Dispstch.l
LoSpoN. October 30.-Herbert Ward,
who was member of the Stanley ex-
pedition, says he knows nothing about
the alleged facts upon which Stanley
based his destinations. Tie lived with
Bartelott many months and is unaware
of anything that would detract from his
character as an officer and as a gentle
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Tho Father of yo,,v watts.

fTy Ang'o-Anerican cable to the Disps'ch'
LONDON, October 30.-The father OF
Norris Watts. the young Englishman VINO
was shot in Tennessee yesterday, Is q
partner in the firm OF Watts, Ward ~
Co., sbip-owners at Cardiff, Newporf,
and London, ont Of which grew tne
Watts Steel and Iron Syndicate, found
ers of the town OF Middlesborough, n.y.