The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-14

their history. and to the confraternity OF arms,
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and, typical specimen Of the siav-rspiied to
ITO you ali. gentlemen, / give thanks for
your words Of welcome and sympathy. We
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TO France and to the valiant people Of FRANCE"
Admiral Avelan returned to his flagship at II
were beautifully illuminated. The twinklinG
lights OF 1000 craft ~ every conceivable de-
yG II sss pd blue %os
'H The strsets Of the town were crowded With
It is estimated that there are now 100000
not fewer than sixteen being arrested outside
the Town Hall during the day. The telegraph
oeioss this morning tie teleSrspR o ess
have despatched m average OF 100000 words
an hour It is difficult to say what proportion
to PATRIOTS fsrvor and what proportion to
rHfn sSisds u yhe purser Of I'll. biz s..amer
yie de- Brest MhiIe Bringing t depatutien s to
Toulon from Marseilles. has made q painful
%as he
found. and is supposed to have boon cut to
NJ de Giers of the Russian Embassy in Paris
accom- panied Commander Marechal and the
light division which went out to. meet the
Mohren n the RSssians Am6assador in
Paris. full description OF the scene during
The most popular articles sold By hawkers
this afternoon were small Franco Russian
conversation dictionaries some Of them con.
eNpressons. the dictionaries ns were sem peddisd
out BY the thousand.
sian visit to Toulon were held to-day In many
towns In France DECORATIONS and illuniDa:
Wesome from munSpa eoaneiiors and
mirai Aveian. All Of the leading Russian and
upon the Significance Of. the eventHtho
cementine OF the two countries:
French Chamber Of Commerce and the French
Union visited the Russian Legation here at IL
9S9 this N
chene Of the Union told Prince Ourossoff. RUS
sian Minister that the French re-. i c9Sn{ IN Brus.
the iund for the relief q families who lost
clad Roosalka. Prince ourossofr received the
committees cordially and thanked them for
'" Cor S Oct. 1a.-The Gar to-day wit
messed the launching Of the Standard, a Rus
sian vessel built here Afterward he visited
sent specially to salute him in behalf Of France.
The Islay was dressed from stem to stern.
As the Gar approached. salutes OF thirty guns
were fired by the slay. tho French cruiser
Surcouf. and tho Russian imperial yacht Polar
Star, The Gar remained aboard the Islay
twenty-five minutes.
He looked over the vessel, ana expressed ad-
miration for her splendid equipment. Whom
the Gear left the Islay tho Polar Star, By order
OF the Gear. fired another salute.
Preparing the MsIilIa Expedition.
MADRID. Oct. 13-The Government continues
negotiating with the Sultan OF Morocco for in
demnity. 1t is hoped that su filcient indemnity
will be obtained to cover the cost of the
Melia expedition. which is undertaken with
the view OF gaining popularity for the Govern
ment
is goInR to Me,illa to command the |
Bappers and fold batteries. Many Carlists.
among them Col. Gros. have volunteered for |
the Melila expedition. which. 1t has been de. |
cided. will consist Of 5000 men. |
kilograms from Algiers report . serious fer |
m emit among the Kabyle tribes In the adjoin- |
ing districts. which supply the Riff tribes at |
NTelilla with munitions OF war. Measures have |
been taken by the French authorities to re- |
press the unruly tribes.