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London, Sept. l9.-Advices from
Hiogo state the Turkish man-of-war
Ertogrul has foundered at sea and
500 of her crew were drowned. The
Ertogrul was wooden frigate, 1884
tons, mounted twenty-one guns of
small caibrc, and was built in 1868.
Osinan PasNa, The hero of Plevna,
and Ali Pasha, ENJOYS of the Sultan
to the Emperor of Japan, are among
the drowned.
London, Sept. l9.-AIchael Dav-
tits organ, the Labor World, made
its first appearance to-day, and was
enthusiastically welcomed by thou
sands who have been eagerly waiting
for its first issue. Nor is the inter
est in this new journalistic venture
limited to England, but extends
wherever English-speaking men are
earning their bread by the sweat Of
their brows. Immense orders for
the paper have been received by
cable from America and elsewhere.
1t is believed the Labor World is
destined to have great influence.
Paris Sept. 10. Two innocent
men, soldiers of a dragon regiment
at Silesia, were executed for the
murder Of their quartermaster, two
days after confession was made.
Berlin, Sept. l9.-It is denied
that the slave trade has been author
lied by Germany.
Dublin, Sept. l9.-John Dillon
and VIM. O'Brien have been arrest
ed; also John Cullinane and Michael
Dalton, members of the National
League. The Nationalists are
greatly aroused. The Telegraph
justifies the arrests. The Times is
surprised they were delayed so long
The Daily News says Balfour has
committed an act of stupendous
folly for which 1t is difficult to assign
a rational motive.
Rome, Sept. 18.-A sanitary com
mission has started for Massowah
where deaths from cholera average
fifty daily. Europeans are not af
fected. Strict measures for the iso
lation of natives have been adopted
AMERICA.
Chicago, Sept. 19.-Col. Geo. r
Davis of Chicago has been chosen
director-general of the worlds fair
He was elected on the first ballot.
Carpenters have gone upon
general strike at Spokane Falls.
Several Mormons have been ar
rested at Boise City. Idaho, upoI
the same charge of conspiracy a
Bishop Bulge. Great excitemen
prevails in Mormondom.
| The Ajax, a small iron coastins
steamer, was wrecked upon the Men
docino Coast on the 18th instant.
City of Guatemala, Sept. 10. :
There is q feeling of satisfaction
that the war is over. The officer
and men of the United States wa
vessels are pretty we'll tired of thei
stay. The Thetis leaves San Jos
next week for Nicaragua, touchin
at La Union, Salvador and Amapals
Honduras. The Ranger goes direc
from here to Punta Arenas, Cost
Rica, and from there TO Panama.
San Juan del Sur Nicaragua,
Sept. 18.-The large purchase {
arms and ammunition by the Mics
raguan Government in New York
believed here TO indicate an earl
war with Honduras. The relation
between the two republics have bee
strained for some time, and the fee
ing has been intensified by the lal
war between Salvador and Guatt
mala.
News from Melbourne and Syt
ney state the strikes there continu,
The Tropic Bird which arrived
San Francisco in the night of IL
10Th instant, thirty-six days fro
Papeete, Tahiti, brings news TIL
during the past few months u
French squadron, with naval an
land force of 5000 men, has bee
establishing protectorates over Il
islands. On August lst the islanc
of Maiao and Raiatea were final
subdued after more or less bloo'
shed. At the island of Raiatea, Il
third largest in the Society grou
serious trouble occurred during Il
first week in August. Upward of
, hundred OF the natives were sh
and killed before they were subdu'
and the island finally occupied
the French.