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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27
AN UNDERGROUND BANQUET.
Unique Celebration of the Opening Of the
Saruia Tunnel.

Unique Celebration of the Opening of the
Sarnia Tunnel.
The Tunnel Celebration Committee has
agreed upon the outlines of the programme
for the occasion. 1t has been decided to hold
grand banquet in the tunpel itself. The
table is to be 1000 feet long, and situated so
as to be 800 feet on each side of the interna-
tional boundary. The Chairman is to be
seated exactly ON the line. On the Canadian
side of him will be the President of theUnited
States and on the American sids the Cover
nor General OF Canada. while the Ministers
of State and other notables from both cOun-
tries will be judiciously arranged. The tun-
mel will be brilliantly lighted by electricity
OF special artists. The expenses of demon
stration are to be defrayed entirely by pri-
vate subscription. Philadelphia Times.
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Irrieatire Kern County.

DELANo. Oct. 26 : The Poso irrigating
district embracing $4,000 acres in the north
ern part of Kern County, near this place,
will start force of one hundred men and
two hundred head of stock this week on the
construction OF canal twenty-five miles
long, besides large dam and number Of
reservoirs. The district includes very fer
tie tract of country, and with the completion
Of the canal will become very productive
and valuable property. The work will be
pushed to speedy completion. Improved
machinery has been provided.
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Work On Coast pefsn,es.

New YORK. Oct 26.-A Tribune Wash
ington special says: Secretary Proctor's an
nual report is destined to show au unusual
progress for the year in the War Depart
ment. The subject of most interest and
Importance to the seaboard IS that Of coast
defenses. The defenses. so far as this year S
plans are concerned. cover the contemplated
work at New York, Boston and San
francisco. The total expenditure author
lied is $1,221, GOO, besides $500,000 fer the
purchase of sites and several millions for
the manufacture of torpedoes and guns. Of
this San Francisco gets $3.50. 900.
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Railroad en- a Nav Principle.

company was incorporated here yesterday
with capital stock of S6,O00,000. The in
corporators are: j. B. Mahana, j. w. Shell
ton, E. s. McComas, S. o. Swackhammer
and l.. j. Davis. The object is to build,
equip and operate railroads on an entirely
new system as invented by j. B. Mahana.
The new company is known as the Single
rail and Saddle-car Company. The new
system can be operated either by steam or
electricity, and contains princioles which it
is thought will cause revolution in rail
rOading.
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WITH A RAWHIDE.

Miss Annie Suits Inficis Severe Punish
ment on an Insulting Dude.
A sensational episode occurred at Peters
Concert Hall shortly before the closing last
night. says the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Miss Annie Suits, the well-knOwn serio-
comic. is playing an engagement at that
place. In her last appearance she does what
10 termed a Jockey turn" She comes out
dressed as jockey in gay colored tights and
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COUNT VON MOLTKE.
The Nlnetieth Anniversary Of
His Birth.
The Emperor and the People Celebrate The
Event.
Parade and Reception al Berlin and Ban
Quet at POtSdam- Presents Re-
eeiVed by the Veteran.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The celebration of the
ninetieth anniversary of the birth of Count
Won Moltke occurred to-day. At 9 o'clock
the Count was serenaded by the Teachers
Choral Society and received the congratu-
lations of his relatives. At $50 o'clock he
received the officers, officials and members
of the general staff, who came in procession.
At 80 o'clock, in the presence of the En-
perOr, the Guards aud Cuirassiers. with their
eolors, paraded before the residence of
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De,tructioo Of Brick.Yard.

RoNDoUT. IN. " Oct. 26-Hudson River
at this point to-day showed the highest tide
that has been seen in forty years. The
brck-yards suffered enormously and mil
lions of brick were lost. The yards be-
tween R0seton and Albany are submerged.
1t is estimated that 100000 brick have
been lost in Kingston District. The fires
were put out while in process Of burning.
The brick and the green kilns were thrown
down, and the brick underneath the sheds
were washed away.
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Sanders, a prominent planter, was killed,
and William Martin, his neighbor, was
fatally wounded. For some time there
has been bad blood between them,
ders heard shooting in the direction
of Martin house, and looking out saw his
hogs running. He at once concluded Martin
was shooting at them, so he took his gun
and started out. When asked what he meant
by shooting at the hogs, Martin said he
would shoot him (Sanders) if he bothered
him, and after a few more words the men
began firing
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PAPER FROM WOOD.
The Latest Process Which Is Now Beir
Used Successfully in Europe.

The Latest Process Which Is Now Being
Used Successfully in Europe.
An entirely new method of reducing wood
to pulp has lately been introduced, and is
now being worked at factory in the out
skirts of Dieppe. The pulp made by the
new process. says the Newcastle( England
Chronicle, does not require, as is the case
with most wood pulps, to be mixed with
rags, but paper equaling in texture, strength
and appearance that made from linen rags
can be produced direct from it The manu-
facture is a simple one. White wood in
sufficient quantities being understandable in
the DeighbOrhoOd the timber is imported
from Sweden, Norway OF Finland, in round
logs, from to feet in length, and to II
inches in diameter. Women are employed
to strip the bark and clean the outside of
the logs. which are afterward cut into fiat
pieces of about 212 inches IN thickness. The
knots are, as far as possible, bored out by
machinery, but any remaining are cut out
by hand.
Next the wood is fed into eutting-ma-
chine, which rapidly chops it up into pieces
OF about half an inch in length, the frag-
ments as cut being carried by a band to the
top OF the boiliDg-houSe. The boilers are OF
iron, but are coated with lead to protect the
iron from the action of the sulphurous acids
which play an important part in the opera
ton. Having been filled with wood liquid
containing bsulphate Of magnesia is run in
in sufficient quantity to cover the wood, and
the boiler closed. When the boiling process,
which is done with steam and varies from
tenito twelve hours, Is finished, the steam IS
blown off and the pulp forced through
valve at the bottom of the boiler into tank
with perforated bottom to allow all liquid
TO drain off.
The incrustating and foreign substances
i'll the wood having been dissolved by the
boiling process, the mass is now soft white
nj N SistTn n a
washed this is ready for paper-making, and
for facility of transport is formed into
Jumps Of rough thick paper, containing about
30 per cent Of water, and somewhat resembling
the Jumps of terra alba used in the manu-
facture of china. In the process the chemi-
cals-a solution of bsulphate of magnesia-
are prepared by leading the gdseS from burn
ing sulphur over magneste, water being ad-
mitted at the same time. The magncsite-
carbonate of magnesia-is kind of stone
which is found in large quantities in Greece
and imforted from that country. while the
suluhi;r cnmps from Sicily.
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A Kickin g Horse Shoots a Man.

SAN JOSE, Oct ga kicking horse ac-
cidentally discharged gun in wagon
which Leopold Giovanni and friend were
riding In to-day near Agnews. Giovanni
received the load in his left shoulder, max
ing hole eight inches broad. His chances
for recovery are doubtful.
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Arrival of Italians.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-The steamer
Elysia from Palermo with 103S Italians on
board, landed this morning at tho wharf
of the Northeastern Railway and imme-
diately all came ashore the inspectors hav-
ing found their papers correct. A deiach-
ment of police was on hand to preserve
order The vessel was thirty-0ne days IN
making the voyage and some very rough
weather was encountered Two deaths oc-
curred
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27
THE BARRUNDIA AFFAIR.
Opinions of Colon Ex.Consul on the Action
of Mizner

of Mizner.
New YORK. Oct. 26.-General Victor
Vifquain. ex-Consul to Colon. says in
World interview that Miners action in
the Barrundia affair is explained by the
fact that he was appointed through
the Influence of the Southern Pacific,
Which is interested in constructing road
across Guatemala, and adds this: Miner
knew that if Barrundia ever got into Guate-
mala it would injure the Southern Pacific.
He thought that Barrundia would be tried
and condemned to dungeon where he
might as well be dead as alive"
NEW YORK. October ga Herald Wash
ington specia! says: 1t is understood that
Minister Miner has received from Secretary
Blaine assurances of the approval of the
President of his conduct in the Barrundia
case, and has been fully justified in the
course he pursued. This information
comes from the city of Guatemala. where it
appears the State Department was most
anxious that this information should first
be officially promulgated
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Csme in on the 6eryia.

NEW YORK, Oct 26-Among the passen-
gers by the steamer Servia, which arrived
to-day from Liyerp oil, was Miss A. b. Cleg-
horn, near relative Of the KingOf Hawaii.
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Secretary Blaine and Party.

CHICAGO. Oct. % Secretary of State
Blaine, accompanied by Mrs. and Miss
Blaine and William Walter Phelps, Minister
to Germany, arrived in the city early this
morning and is the guest of his son, Em0ns,
at the latter's residence. No political speech
will be made by the Secretary during his
three days visit with his sons family. but
on Wednesday. en- route East, he will ad-
dress the people of South Bend, Ind.
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Refused an Exeuuatur.

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-A Herald's Vienna
special says: Compte Kalnoky refuses an
exeauatur to the United States Consul at
Budapest : Joseph Black, the Hungarian
Hebrew who lived some time in Phladel-
phia. He was recalled from the same post
in 1884, owing to representations made by
the Austro-Hungarian Foreign Office His
reappointment causes great irritation.
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Mrs. vanderbi,, Declares War.

LONDON. Oct. 26-The American colony
in Paris is much exercised over report
which has reached here of deadly quarrel
between Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt and
Ward McAllister, caused by the inconSid-
crate way in which the latter censor Of
fashion criticized a dinner given by the
lady,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27

PHGNIx (Ariz.), Oct. 26.-Henry @. Rodes,
aged 45 years, native OF North Carolina,
suicided here this morning by hanging. He
has a family living at Las Vegas from whom
he has been separated for the past eight
years. 1t is supposed that dependency
over family troubles caused the suicide.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27
The Rhine Grape Crop.

BERLIN, Oct. 26.-1n almost all the vine
yards along the Rhine the gathering OF
grapes began either at the beginning or in
the middle of the week. Reports from all
the districts praise the quality of the crop,
but in some places the quantity leaves much
to be desired.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27

BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The German nigh tariff
papers publish astounding reports of dis
ease among cattle in Missouri, and urge the
authorities not to allow the importation of
American live cattle into SchleswiR. as had
hern nrOnOSed.
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DR.. Clinton C ok at Hom..

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Dr. Clinton Cook, the
young physician, whose Disappearance Gre
ated such stir, is back in his rooms. His
attending physician saws that uyerwork had
broken MIN down physically and m .ntally,
but that he will be all right soon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27

Jubilee Joggins is going on the stage. He
is the vacuoGs person who spent nearly
S2O00,0O0 in two years, who Fever wore the
same shirt or the same suit of clothes twice,
been In Jail for swlndling and forging and
is now rusticating in gambling house.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27
The United State, Loses Ten Millions.

CARSON (Nev.), Oct 26.-United States
District Attorney j. w. Whitcher dismissed
yesterday, by direction of General
Miller, the timber suits of the United
States against the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company and the Richmond Mining
Company, Uimited) London. The amounts
involved aggregate $10,0OO,O0O.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27
NIHILIsT PRINTING OFFICES.

Four Men Arrested by the Police After VIC
lent Shugg.e.
ODESSA, Oct 26.-The police recently
discovered Nihilist printing Office in this
city, and today arrested four men connected
with it, after a violent struggle, during
which two policemen were injured. The
leader OF the men had another similar Office
at Novo-T -Tcherhask. Two millions in
rouble notes were found on his premises
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Preparing for War.

PARIS, Oct 26-At Cabinet council yes
terday bill was drafted requiring the NUM-
cipal authorities of the fortified towns to have
them arranged for permanent supply Of
provisions sufficient for the maintenance of
their garris0ns in any emergency.
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Storm ON Like Erie.

CLEVELAND Ohio, Oct. GA heavy
northwest gale has ragged On Lake Erie all
day, creating n terri BILE sea. The barge
Wahnapitae went on the breakwater this
evening and John Williamson and Ora Smith
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27
saf. Arrival Of a Derslict Steamer

VANCOUVER, Oct. 26.-The steamship
Straits of Belle Isle arrived here yesterday
after a twenty-five days passage from
Yokohama. She was five days overdue, hav-
ing been detained by very rough weather.
She brought general cargo Of tea and silk
and fifiy-nine Chinese and thirty-one JAP
annsn nasspnParS.
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A Floater Ideu,if d.

VICTORIA (B. c., Oct. pa body found
floating in the harbor this afternoon has
been identified as that of one Jaffray, a
marine on board II. NJ. S. Champion. De-
ceased has been missing for two weeks, A
cap and stick belonging TO him were found
ON the steamer slip. and it is believed that
he had fallen overheard while intoxicated.
The body is feariully mangled, and it is
now thought that he must have fallen be-
tween the steamer and the wharf and re-
manned under the vessel all night In the
morning, when the steamer started. the body
came in contact with the wheel, thus dis
figuring it.
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Berserkel's 7 ps.

New Y DIRK, Oct. 27.-Following are Ber-
serker's tips on the Linden races: First
race, Autocrat or Pearl Set; second. Mamie
b or Lady Jane colt; third, Cracksmnn or
Badge; fourth, Lizzie Pickwick or TrelliS
colt; fifth, Outbound or Kern; sixth, La
Yinia Bell or Chesapeake.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27
stillman Convicted Of Murder,

FRESNO, Oct. 26-The Jury in the case OF
John l.. Stillman, charged with the murder
of John ID. Fiske, on the 26th Of July, last
evening returned verdict of murder in the
first degree, with the penalty fixed at I'M
priSOnment for life.
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A WOMAN KILLED.
The Result Of Runaway Accident in Brook
Iyn NY

New YORK, Oct. 26.-This afternoon a
fatal ruLaway accident occurred in Brook
lyn The well-known sugar refner, j.
Adolph Moilenhauer, with his wife,
was out driving, when the horse be-
came frightened and ran away. Mr..
Mollenhauer was thrown out and
had his leg fractured. Mrs Molenhauer
remained in the carriage ard was unhurt.
Mrs. Maria l.. Robinson, aged 60 wears, VINO
was on the sidewalk. was struck by the pole
OF the wagon and killed. Her daughter Ida,
% years old, received. a compound fracture of
the skull. Further on Mrs. Helen White
was knocked down and had several ribs
broken.
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The Alaska Commercial ccmpany's Suit.


NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The Stars Wash
ington correspondent says that the Alaska
Commercial Company in its coming suit
against the North American Company will
charge that undue influence of all sorts was
used to defeat it In securing the sealing con-
tract,
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A Water.Pips Bursts.

TEMPLE (Tex.), Oct 28.-Two hundred
and eighty thousand gallons of water con-
fined in steel pipe were released by the
bre king of the pipes yesterday morning.
Several houses were destroyed and great
damage Was done to the streets.
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A Foro.r Gets Fourtesn Years.

SEATTLE, Oct. &c. William White, q
forger, has been sentenced to fourteen years
imprisonment in the penitentiary at Walla
Walla. White obtained about $4,000 from
banks in this city on fraudulent checks
over year ago.
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Poisoned BY Rough on Rats.

UTICA On. ", Oct. 26.-Mrs. Van Hoosen
mixed Rough on Rats with flour and meal in
basin and placed it in pantry to kill mice.
While she was absent from home her daugh-
ter made griddle cakes of the mixture.
Cora, aged p years, is dead, and two others
of the family are very i'll.
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A Race Eight.

SCRANTON Pa.), Oct. 26.-Andro Pedito,
Pole, had an ak driven into his skull in a
race fight between Hungarians and Poles
this morning. He will die. Several others
Wqra wnuuhnd
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Sixteen Miles an Hour on a Wheel

New ORLEANS, Oct OR. G. Belts to-
day made twenty-five and fifty mile records
on Safety wheel. Twenty-Five miles were
covered in hour 80 minutes and IL seconds,
and fifty miles in hours, u minutes and 46
seconds
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-27

Street Commissioner Wolverton of Adrians
Mich, had calf which had the habit Of
sticking its head out of the barn door.
Recently bolt of lightning killed it. The
queer part of the case is that the barn en-
tirely escaped.
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Storms in Mexico

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 26-The heavy
rains are causing much destruction of prop
erty in the States of Jalisco and Colima.
Manzanilo has been partially flooded by the
heavy waves from the ocean.
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DUBOIS Pa.), Oct. 26.-The breaking in
two OF freight trains on the heavy grade near
here this morning caused wreck in which
Engineer Casey and Brakeman Laird were
killed, and two other trainmen we're badly
hurt.
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Mob Law in Georgia,

ATLANTA (Ga), Oct. 26.-Fifteen armed
men burned down the buildings of l.. b.
Varnes, in Coffee County, last night, because
of his supposed participation in the late
riot. Governor Gordon has called out the
militia
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Charged With Forgery.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26-Stephen T. Barker,
dealer in rubber goods. whose place was
seized by the Sheriff on Friday last. is miss
Ing. tits asserted that he negotiated forged
notes to large amount.
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Birchall's Denial.

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-Brchall writes a
letter, saying that the statements published
in Toronto paper last week purporting to
come from him were utterly false.
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S,ri.zarIsnd z antinna

BERNE, Oct 26.-The elections to-day have
not changed the party strength in the Ma
tional Council. The national plebiscte
shows large majority in favor of state in
surance against accident and illness.
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Proposed Abol,,icp Of Paper Currency

VIENNA, Oct. 26-The Austrian Ministry
differs with the Hungarian Ministry regard
ing the scheme for the abolition of paper
currency, especially the establishment Of
gold standard. Austria has not agreed to
the proposed plan.
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GERMANY RETALIATES."

Breadstusfs to Be Bought From American
Dealers.
BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The Government is
considering the question of encouraging the
Importation of corn from America by buying
breadstuffs for the army from Ameri-
can dealers. Five sixths of the
amount of foreign breadstuffs con-
sumed in Germany at the present
time come from Russia. Beginning next
summer the German Government railways,
which are much used by tourists, will be
provided with carriages of the American
pattern. This is due to the Emperor's per-
sOnal intt ryention.
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gtruck by A Train,

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-A furniture wagon
near Brooklyn was struck by a freight train
on a crossing last night. Two men were
killedland one fatally injured.
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Will Srrike
Grand Duke Constantine Dying.

CHICAGO. Oct. 26 = The union steam
filters employed in the city will strike to-
morrow for increased wages.
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UTERINE PAINS

And Weaknesses instantly relieved by the
n Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster, Per.
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kImP Weakness. new, most agreeable, In
w stantaneous and infallible pain-knling
plaster, especially adapted to relieve female pains
and weaknesses Vastly superior to all other piasters
AZ ali DRUGGISTS 25 cents i've for 81; or, postage
r,on poaton Nass ocl6 MoThSu 1y
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ENGLAND AND PORTUGAL.

Hitch in the NegotiatiOns Rsg7rding African
Territory
PARIS, Oct. 26.-Le Steele publishes an
interview with the Portuguese Minister in
which that official says the hitch in the ne
gotations between England and Portugal
regarding African territory is due to new
proposals being made by Portugal He said
be believed Lord Salisbury might consent to
modify the commercial clauses, but not the
territorial clause.
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The Bon darv Commission.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 26.-The term Of
the Mexican and Guatemalan Boundary
Commission has been extended for two
wears longer.
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Mexican Cigars Comm q.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 26.-Large quan-
titles of cigars are being shipped from Mex
leo to the United States.
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TIE Sidney Strike Endai.

SYDNEY. Oct. 26.-The miners here are
resuniing work, and many seamen are ap-
plying for berths. The strike is virtually
ended.