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THE TROUBLE IN MOROCCO.
General MargelIo Certain He VIII De-
feat the MOorS.


MADRID, Oct. S.-A large BODY of
troops left the city to-day for Melilla in
Morocco. The gunboat Cuerva reached
Malaga with dispatches requesting that no
further reinforcements be sent to Melilla
for the present. The Moorish tribes con-
tinue to fire at intervals upon the forts of
San Maguel. Yesterday evening the
Moors fired into Melilla. The Cuerva
was fired upon off Tres FOrcas. The gun
boat promptly returned the fire, and a
regular engagement followed, during
which many tribesmen were killed and
number wounded. Cablis, near Melilla,
continues to erect defenses. They are re-
ceiving reinforcements hourly, and in
creasing in audacity every moment. In
spite of this General Margello is certain
that with the troops already at his dis
posal, and on the way to Melilla, he will
defeat the Moors.
The Bey of the Melilla district, it was
further learned, visited General Margella
to-day, and he declared that the Sultan of
Morocco would punish the offending
tribes. The Boy, previous to his de-
parture, stated that all the chiefs of the
tribes would assemble at Frajama to-day
in order to decide upon peace or war. The
Minister Of War, upon receiving the
communication from General Margella,
instructed that the commander reject the
overtures of Bey and fire upon any
Moors invading Spanish territory.
Att Cabinet council to-day it was de-
cided to send squadron to Algecirras,
near Gibraltar. only, and not to Tangiers,
as at first proposed. The warship Conde
Vanadite, however, will go direct to
Melilla. Supplies enough to last 5000
men for two months have now gone to
Melilla.
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MYSTERIOUS DROWNING.
A Brooklyn, n. Y. Man Loses His Life
In Onset Bay.

n brOOk1yn. n. LIS MAN Loses Ills Il1e
In Onset Bay.
EAST WOCEHAM (Mass.), Oct. 8.-Dr.
Charles Theodore Olney of Brooklyn,
n. Y, was drowned last night in the
channel in Onset Bay, and there is a
mystery surrounding the affair. He
came here two weeks ago; in company
with Lussie White of New York, to make
an investigation into the phenomena of
materialized spirit forms. They had
rooms with Mrs. Bliss, a medium. Last
evening the doctor went for swim. Miss
White, for some unexplainable reason,
promptly followed him. On the bluffs
she heard frightful screams in the water
a short distance out, and rushed to the
beach and put off in small boat. She
says she reached the side of the drowning
man and endeavored to pull him into
the boat, but the combined weight
overturned the craft, and he sank, while
she clung to the boat until rescued by
men who were attracted by her screams.
This morning DR.. Olney's body was re-
covered. lie was fully clothed, and
there is no explanation Tor his being in
the channel.
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HEAVY RAINS UP NORTH.
Serious Damage to Crops Reported
from Washington.

Serious Damage to Crops Reported
from Washington.
SPOKANE (Wash.). Oct. s. - Specials
from all parts of the Palouse and Big
Bend grain sections uniformly report Sc
rious damage to crops by the continual
heavy rains. The harvest this year is
fully a month later than usual and much
grain is still standing. AS a rule the
standing grain is in better condition than
grain in swath and stack. Some of the
latter is sprouting and much of it is dam
aged. The danger is intensified by
shortage of sacks.
Some sections report the loss of from
% to 80 per cent. If fair weather could
come at once the loss in the whole coun-
try would probably not exceed 10 or 20
per cent, but if the rain continues an
other week the damage will be incal-
ulable.
For two days heavy wind and rain
storm has prevailed off the coast. The
weather agent says: The storm signals are
flying at all display stations in Washing
ton and Oregon to denote that dangerous
southwesterly winds are expected to-day
and Sunday. The telegraph line is down
between Port Townsend and Tatoosh
Island; also between Astoria and Port
land, and no reports have been received
from those points. In the Willamette
Valley and Columbia River Basin rain
has come in torrents.
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Special to the REcoRp-UNIoN.

DUBLIN, Oct. S.-Ireland and Irishmen
from all over the world to-day assembled
around the grave OF Charles Stewart Par
nell, in Glasnevin Gem metery, and did
honor and reverence to the memory OF
the great Irish leader. 1t was the second
anniversary of his death, and the crowds
attending the days ceremonies showed
that Ireland has not forgotten the services
Of Parnel. The procession of mourners
through the streets of Dublin far eX-
ceeded in number and in reverence last
years upon the same occasion. The pro-
cession was headed by a draped wagon,
upon which were piled memorial wreaths
sent from different parts of the country,
as well as several from the United States,
Canada and Australia. Officials and cor
porations of the cities of Dublin and Cork
attended the ceremonies IN state.
The streets along the route to the ceme-
terry were packed with people, and the
neighborhood of Glasnevin was crowded.
John Parnell, brother of the late Charles
Stewart Parnell, and Mrs. Dickinson, his
sister, appeared in carriage at the ceme-
terry.
Wreaths were placed upon the grave OF
the beloved Irish statesman. The pro-
cession then reformed and returned TO
the city.
The intention of the committee was to
make the demonstration, as far as possi-
bic, indicative of the strength of the Par
nelllte cause. With that object in view,
fast excursion trains were run to Dublin
from all parts of Ireland. Many thou
sands avaiied themselves of these trains,
and the demonstration was much more
successful than last year.
One great departure from the pro-
gramme of last year was the absence of
public speaking in connection with the
cOmmemoration. The procession was
headed by a contingent of principal Par
nellites. All trades, friendly societies
and many other bodies in the city also
walked in the procession. The instru-
ments of the different organizations were
draped in black and the music was dirge-
ful and of funereal character.
A MEETING AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct S.-The Central Com
misstee of the Irish Independent party
with their friends and brethren gathered
tonight in the Grand Opera house Hall
to celebrate the memory of Charles Stew
art Parnell. The hall was decorated with
patriotic emblems, while the picture OF
the great Irish leader was draped with
Grape. A glowing eulogy on the dead
statesman was delivered by James
Clancy. The meeting was q stirring one
in which Irish traitors were hissed as
loudly as Irish patriots were cheered.
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After q Negro Fiend.

SAVANNAH (Ga.), Oct. 9.-The eighteen
year-old daughter of Mrs. Jane Young
was ravished in her home last night by
March Walker, negro. The police were
not notified until several hours later, and
Walker in the meantime escaped. A
negro resembling Walker was arrested,
but released upon failure to identify him.
a crowd gathered around the depot to-
night. Threats of lynching were made,
but squad of police quieted the demon
stations
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nvER rWn THnusANn nEArHs
PRINCE BISMARCK
Warmly, Received on His Arrival at
Frfedrichsruhe.

Friedrichsruhe.
BERLIN, Oct. 8.-Prince Bismarck did
not arrive at Friedrichsruhe from Kis-
signen until after IL o'clock last night.
The town was en- fete and the Princes
home put at its brightest. A crowd of
people surrounded the railway station.
The authorities only allowed the Princes
personal friends to greet him on the plat
form. The ex-Chancellor walked firmly
to his carriage and was driven to Fried
richsruhe. The route to the castle was
lined with people and in front stood men
holding flaming torches. From all sides
the Prince was greeted with most heart
telt enthusiasm, mingled with deep rev.
erence. Prince Bismarck could not quite
prevail on the Germans TO subdue the
evidence of love and veneration for Ger
many's great statesman, and thus the
Prince received several ovations while
on the train. The Prince bowed con-
stantly to his admirers, many of whom
pressed forward and kissed the aged
statesman's hand.
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Evangelical Alliance.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The International
meeting of the Evangelical Alliance con-
vened here to-day. Addresses of well
come were delivered by President
Bonny, Mrs Potter Palmer, D. Burrows
and others. They were responded to by
Lord Kinnaird, Professor Henry Drum
mond of Glasgow, Colonel Rossmale of
Netherlands, Rev. Prochet of Rome and
General Howard of the United States
army Among the speakers were Will
lam e. Dodge of New York, President of
the Alliance; DR.. Simon j. Mcpherson.
and President Gates of Amherst. Meet
ings of the alliance will continue through
out the week.
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RoBBING THE DEAD.
A Vault In the Vallejo Cemetery Desc
Grated by Tramps.

Vault In the Vallejo Cemetery Desc
Grated by Tramps.
VALLEJO, Oct. S.-Friday evening John
Mcguire, wealthy citizen of this place,
received notice that his vault in Carqui-
nez Cemetery had been desecrated. He
made visit to the cemetery and found
that the vault had been opened. On the
steps leading into the vault and on the
floor lay coffin screws and ornaments
and broken glass. At the right of the
entrance was casket containing the re-
mains of Mrs. Eliza Mcguire. Evidences
of the desecration of this casket were
plain. The screws taken from the lid
had not been reset.
On the LETT was a casket containing the
remains of the late Ellen NJ. Gregson.
The engraved plate had been pried from
its tastenings and the heavy plate glass
at the foot smashed i'll as if it had been
struck with a heavy hammer. Neither
of the bodies had been removed, and Mr..
Mcguire made up his mind that the yan-
dalism was the work of tramps who had
hoped to find valuables on the dead.
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-oorhees virtually confirmed the state

VOORHEES, virtually confirmed the state
ment.
After conference with Carlisle. Voor-
hees said to the Associated Press repre-
sentative that the Administration forces
had no compromise to suggest or ask,
and they were still determined to make a
fight on old lines; that on Wednesday a
night session will be begun; that he had
assurances there would be quorum OF
repeal Senators on hand; that they would
remain until the bill could be disposed of,
and there would be no adjournment until
it should be passed. 1t would seem,
therefore, if there is to be compromise it
cannot come until after the night-session
test is tried
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The Nicaragua Canal.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s. S.-Representative
Doolittle of Washington introduced a
Joint resolution providing for commits
sion, consisting OF three Senators and six
Representatives to go over the entire route
of the Nicaragua Canal and make thor
ough examination, with view of sub
mitting to Congress comprehensive re-
port of the existing conditions and fur
nishing information upon which future
legislation may be had. The resolution
was referred to the Committee on Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce.
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The Olympia and Oregon.

NEW York, Oct. 8.-Irving NJ. Scott of
San Francisco informed an Associated
Press representative to-day that during
the past week he visited Pittsburg and
Bethlehem with reference to armor for
the new cruiser Olympia and the battle
ship Oregon. The sponsors and barbettes,
which are being manufactured in Pitts
burg, will be delivered in another week.
The armor, coming and ammunition
were made in Bethlehem, and will be
speedily delivered. The Olympia will
make her official trip in November. 1t
is not known definitely when the Oregon
will be fit for sea.
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silver Bee Wins a Race.

OAKLAND, Oct. S.-The opening event
of the Breeders meeting at the Oakland
track yesterday was for two-year-old
trotters. Marchioness, Silver Bee and
John Bury were the starters. Silver Bee,
who was a big tavorite, won in two
straight heats and took a mark of 2:272,
which is race record that few 2-year-
olds have beaten this year. Silver Bee is
owned by w. o. Bowers of Sacramento.
She is by Silver Bow and is the first one
OF his progeny to enter the magic circle.
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATISTICS.
Business Transacted in the Principal
Cities the Past Week


Cities the Past Week.
New YORK, Oct. S.-The following,
compiled by the Bradstreets, are the
banks clearings for the week ending
October 5th, with the percentage of in
crease and decrease, compared with the
corresponding week last year: New
York, S4S9, ,216.000, a decrease of 32.3; Chi
cago, SS7, 7,1S5.000. decrease of 23.5; Bos-
ton, SS5, 5000. decrease of 24.6, Phila-
delphia. $50, ,0S5, 200, decrease of 30.5; st.
Louis, Sl5,9l5, 900, a decrease of %. 3; San
Francisco. sl4, ,224, 900, decrease of 25.7
Baltimore, Sl2, ,54l GOO, decrease of POS;
Pittsburg, 81 L ,l53. 900, decrease of 329;
Cincinnati, 81, ,6IS, 200, decrease of BIS;
Minneapolis, 81 100000, decrease of $685.
Omaha, s, ,523. 900. decrease of 24.5; Dem
yer, 81. l.963.000, a decrease of 63.7; st.
Paul, 2,65S, 600, a decrease of 81: Port
land, Or, 81, Ia, 600, a decrease of 56.5:
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one-Cent Postal Service.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Postmaster G en-
eral Bissen is expected to devote consid-
erable attention in his annual report to
the projected one-cent postal service. He
believes the Inauguration of the service
impossible at the present time, owing to
deficit of S8,000,00 in the postal funds
in the Treasury.
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Justice Hornblower.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-There is great
deal of disappointment because Justice
oath of Office Monday, when the Supreme
Court meets. 1t is understood the absence
of several members of the Senate Judi
ciary Committee prevented action on the
nomination of Hornblower
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DETAINED IN QUARANTINE.
An Atlantic Liner Arrives in New
York Flying the Yellow Flag.

York Flying the Yellow Flag.
New YORK, Oct. 8.-The Atlantic liner
Russia, of the Hamburg American line,
which arrived at quarantine this morn
ing, was detained by order of DR.. Jen-
kins, Health officer. The Russia came
into harbor flying the yellow flag, and on
being boarded by the Health Officer Cap
tain Schmidt reported that six deaths,
some of which were of choleraic symp-
toms, had occurred on the voyage, four
of them being saloon passengers, and one
steerage. The ships doctor is of the
opinion that all deaths were of natural
causes, and none attributed to cholera.
One steerage passenger is at present in
the ships hospital suffering from vomit-
ing and diarrhea. The steamer will be
thoroughly disinfected tomorrow. The
steamer left Hamburg September 23d,
and carries 500 passengers, of whom
twenty y-seven are in the cabin.
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ROBERTS THE VICTOR.
The Englishman Defeats Ives In the
Second Match.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The eleventh and
last series of the 1O,0OO-point billiard
match between John Roberts, Jr., the
English champion, and Frank c. Ives of
Chicago, Americas champion, began yes
terday in the Lenex Lyceum. The score
at the afternoon game stood: Roberts
9,00l, Ives 6, l04.
Last nights play was marked by no
especially large runs. Roberts held the
lead and ran out the necessary 10000
points at l0:45 o'clock. Ives score was
S,738. After Roberts won the spectators
cheered him long and loudly. Ives took
his defeat in good part.
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suspension of a Banking Company.

NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Oct. S.-The Safe
Deposit Trust and Banking Company of
this city has made an assignment for the
benefit of its creditors. Liabilities S224,-
056, assets estimated about the same
Lack of business is assigned as the cause
of the failure. The company claims that
the creditors will be paid in full.
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Street Railway Employees.

CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-Delegates to the
convention of the Amalgama:ed Associa-
ton of Street Railway Employees, which
assemblies here Tomorrow, are beginning
to arrive. The question of joining the
American Federation of Labor will be
the most important question before the
convention.
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All on Board Probably Lost.

DEERssPARK Mich F.. Oct. 8.-This morn
ing drifting fishing boat was picked up
by the grew of the MuskalOnge life-sav-
ing station. An inspection revealed her
identity as a craft which left White Fish
Point on October 9th for Autran. There
was on board crew of five mon and
Captain Carpenter, wife and child. No
one was found on the boat. and there is
no reason to believe they escaped drown
inc
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COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
Streets Crowded With People to At.
tend Chicago Day.


CHICAGO. Oct. S.-This was the advance
guard of Chicago day. The crowd in the
streets near the fair grounds was almost
impossible to-day on account of the con-
slant arrivals, and the city itself was
crowded throughout to overfiowing. The
trains arriving to-day consisted of three
and four sections each jammed. There
was large attendance at the exposition
itself, also. The art building was jammed
almost to point of being impossible,
and the Midway was in like condition.
The programme for tomorrow embraces
innumerable popular features. From
morning until midnight one attraction
will follow another. Military organiza-
tions will parade the streets, and at night
grand parade emblematic of Chicago's
advance since the fire in 1871 will be
given. A gorgeous display of fireworks
will close the celebration.
The total paid admissions to-day were
SS 045
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A Dishonest Official.

TUsKAHoMA Il. IT,, Oct. 8.-Ex-Treas-
urer Green McCurtin has not been heard
from since he left yesterday morning. 1t
now turns out that his shortage is Sl04,-
TT, and it is not unlikely that additional
Misrepresentation will be discovered.
No one knows how he stands with the
general fund, as the committee has not
examined the books yet.
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An Erroneous Report Corrected.

LONDON, Oct. S.-A correspondent of
the Times at Simla says in regard to the
story of riot at Cabul, published yester-
day, the occurrence simply consisted in
the shooting of an officer by an orderly.
The orderly was subsequently executed.
The report that eleven Sepoys were
blown from guns is denied
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Bank statement: ::
Reserve increase, $, 4,50S. 900; loans in
crease, sS47 900; specie increase. S5,536, 600;
legal tenders increase, S, ,255, 900; deposit
increase. 1925, 900; circulation increase,
S544. 900. The banks hold SIS, ,629, 900 in
excess of legal requirements. Imports OF
specie for the week ending October 9Th
aggregate S57, ,422, of which $50. lS9 was in
gold and 81 .233 in silver. Imports of dry
goods for the past week were valued at
81, ,15S, $50. against 8, 727, 1856 last week.
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A swindler Under Arrest.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Stonewall J. De
France, under arrest in Detroit, has been
fully identified as Lymon j. Lamb who
last spring swindled Jacob Newman out
of several thousand dollars. The identi-
tcation was made by clerk in New
mans office, who went to Detroit. An
attempt will be made to bring De France
here
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A Trafn-Robber Confesses.

ST. PAUL, Oct. S.-A Kalispell, Mont,
special to the Pioneer Press says: Sam
uel Shermer, one of the Northern Pacific
train-robbers captured by Sheriff Gang
ner's posse after a desperate fight
Wednesday, died this afternoon from the
effects of his wounds. Late last night he
realized that he could not live, and made
a complete confession regarding the
train-robbery and his subsequent acts.
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Authorities Denounced.

GLASGOW. Oct. S.-Several thousand
people attended meeting held to-day at
which the authorities were denounced
for sending troops into the mining dis
tricts and for killing men who only, it
was claimed, were trying to obtain what
was Justly due them,
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Seattle, S5lS,COo, a decrease of 5l.e; Los
Angeles. $4,000, a decrease of 23.4;
Tacoma, $327, 900, a decrease of 69.S;
Spokane, 1896, 900. a decrease of 25.4. Total
OF the leading cities of the United States,
$500 S46, 900, a decrease of 30.l.
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Death of a German Army officer.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8.-A cablegram to
General D. NJ. Frost, from Berlin, Ger
many, to-day announced the death there
of General Maximillian Won Versen of
the Sixth Corps of the German cavalry.
General Won Versen was a son-in-law of
James Clemens, Jr., as is General Frost.
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CHARLES STUART PARNELL.
Irishmen Do Reverence to the
Memory of Their Late Leader.
MANY THOUSANDS ASSEMBLE AT
HIS GRAVE

The Spanish Government Sending
More Troops to Melilla, Morocco, to
Conquer the Troublesome Moors-
The Atlantic Liner Russia Detained
in Quarantine at New York, Sew
eral Passengers Having Died on
From ChoIeraic Affections.
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a Kansas city Bank to Resume.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. S.-The National
Bank of Kansas City, which failed last
summer, will open for business to-mor-
row with 81, 10000 capital.
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knights of Father Matthew.

CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-Y esterday the
Supreme Grand Commandsry of the
knights of Father Matthew OF the United
States and Canada was formed, with Cap
tain Ignatius Longtin of this city as Su-
preme President.
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DEATH-sTRICKEN LOUISIANA.
Another District Suffers the Same
Fate as Cheniere.

Another District Suffers the Same
Fate as Cheniere.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S.-From fisher
men arriving in the city it is learned that
another section of the State suffered the
same fate as unfortunate Cheniere. 1t is
the district known as the Louisiana
Marshes, on Lake Borgne, near Bayou
Muscalo.
A number of fishermen had banded to-
gether and erected cluster of cabins
convenient to the oyster beds. Thecabins
| are now gone and their occupants unac-
counted for with few exceptions.
Not a vestige of house remains in the
vicinity, and the shore for miles is
strewn with wreckage of luggers and
other craft, while among the brush are to
be seen the bodies of sailors and others.
Since Sunday night the survivors suf-
fered greatly from lack of food, clothing
and shelter. Supplies are flowing in
from all sides, and several boats have
gone to-day and will go on Monday to
the stricken scene with rations.
Coroner Berry of Plaquemine Parish
reached the city to-day and said it is inn
possible to picture the situation in his
parish, where the death list is long.
Men, women and children are starving
and hundreds of corpses lie on the river
banks.
OVER TWO THOUSAND DEATHS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S.-This city has
raised storm fund of about S75, 900 in all,
and steamers, luggers, skiffs and trains
will be sent in every direction to extend
relief. The only new development is in
telligence from Bayou Sandress that there
were hundreds Of deaths along that Sec
ton, making about 900 deaths between
Cheniere and Bayou Cook. The Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad is still re-
pairing bridges and will not be in good
order for two weeks. 1t is safe to say
that the number Of deaths were 1000 and
over, and the loss in property will be
many millions.
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Blondin released From Prison.

LONDON, Oct. 8.-A dispatch to the
Times from Paris says Blondin, OF
Panama Canal scandal fame, has been re-
leased from prison, on account of i'll
health,
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violent Speeches Made.

LONDON, Oct. S.-Fully 1900 people
assem- bled to-day in Victoria Park and
heard violent speeches in favor of the
striking miners.
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Astor to Build a Big Hotel.

NEW YORK, Oct. SIT is currently
rumored among investors that William
Waldorf Astor is about to build in Lon
don the largest and most costly hotel in
the world, which is estimated will cost
more than 81, ,000,000.
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Marshal MacMahon Seriously Ill.

MADRID. Oct. S.-Marshal MacMahon,
formerly President of the French Re-
public, is suffering from an attack of
acute bronchitis. His condition is seri-
OuS