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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle AZ fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
ana Victoria at a. m passengers M.
-, - and q.
For Aiaska--March and "a atsa. m.
From san Francisco for Victoria ana
fuxet SOUND rertst as e. uz.. March /.
8. II. is. q. S and 81. -
Tickets may be obtained at the olssec az
tne company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GDoDAI4L. PERKINS e co.
General Agents San Fra -cssrs,
e. TRoWBRIDCE. Act. r. s. Supt.,
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HOTEL RrTLER.
geinrNd Rates

The Great Northern railway has t,lss
nlaced on sale the following romnautatEor,
tickets good in all cases FOR six rides:
Between rasrhaven or New whateor-s
ana Seattle. SIS: Mount Vernon and Sc
attic. $50. Seattle ard Everett, "a
Tickets will re good for individual or
Grin use and limited 70 sixty days
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FIT ON THE -rIYER-
TIME can
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EyANGEr.

Seatsie and Tcwnserd-Seah Say roufe.
steamer Cariand scasex Yesasr dossk Mem
z. m for Port Townsend pnrs wIlitass,s
pungenesss Port Angeles. Port crescent.
SEet,ssfarE. Pysft, Cl2llam Ray ana
p rn- ON opposite days steamer Eva reel
leaves Yesier dock for PORT Towns4ssd
Port WIliisrss. Dungeness. Port Anreles
and Victoria. Mondays. Wednesday, and
ternase days D m
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Total sales.
The total sales of STOCK. ,osav
s,<.sei shares. Including: American surar
1ai": Aschison. $3.50: Burlin9ton sSn
ahicago Gas. s.Io0: DisfiliInr. IN. f.sr'
erai Electric. to,70o: Louisville e Nasn-
vile. t.soo; New Jersey Central g aaa. ~,
iofk 4 New England. third asses.msn,
pasd. 500; Northwestern, s.ssp. Read,n.
n.ssi, Rock Island 400; ST. f.o,,ts e c..
Francisco preferred $500: 81. Pan, Is ssa
snser Certificates. SEQ, Southern raiiraaa
s.nW' Southern railroad preferred. .ao
wheeling q Lake Erie. 500. -s'
Hops.
Hops-Weak.
Wool.
Wool-Steady.
Metals
ZIG Weak: Scotch. slasfao: Aner,.
can. sa.soslI25a fA1asa'-
asa psee' %.@s0
Lead--tQnlet; exchange price. 1910
tin--firin: Straits. firm. xis.sl51s q.
Plates. steady.
speiter-Firm: domestic, ssia.s3r5.
CofYcc.
Coffee-options closed steady a, rSs,o
points net decline. March. s5.x,: oc,os
por, sisaoaFlf.so; December. si4.l Sno. rof-
iee--fsto. steady: No 7, lsSc. Mid ou,ss
sugar.
susar-Raw. firm: refined. firm.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
RrcadstufYA and (,rrin..

San Francisco. March ae-riour-Net
cash prices FOR family extras. 81 2s<sa Is /;
bakers extras. x.isaf3. IS; superflne. & 10
10 no per barrel,
wheat-The demand is fair. thougf not
uTrsns while prices are somewhat easy
~ Se per GENITAL for No. shipping quail
ity and sst4c for choice. Milling wheat.
aksssc per GENITAL.
Bariey-Prices keep In position more on
account of moderate offerings than of any
pronounced ipaairy. Feed. fair to good.
6asgssAc: choice. SOC: brewing. SIC 90 SOC
per GENITAL.
oats-supplies are ample for all de-
mands: milling. u.07ixffLt7ia per GENITAL:
Surprise. tf.0itaa1.f7iA: fancy feed. 81 oafs
9ieT,s: good to choice. gcQsi: fair TO
good. soasSc; poor TO fair. S,a5s7ssc; black.
aleaiissa; red. si.iossiso: gray. sscdsi
per GENITAL.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-s,eady: December. ssgc: May.
NC.
nsriey-steady; December. &c; May. sc.
Corn-si.2s
Bran-sit.
Produce.
Petatoes-Steaay and unchanged Sweets.
uHf.I yer GENITAL for rivers and S297s IS per
GENITAL for ehoscer kinds, Early Rose. sosS
nc. river reds. ssssssc per GENITAL. Petaiu-
a's ana IeFfates Burhanks. As1 soc. river
Eareanks. ksISec: Oregon Barhanks. sasa
Se. Salinas Burbanks. sscga per GENITAL
Batter~-The demand il insufficient to
consume thu arrivals and the market
continues depressed. Dealers shade quo
sstfohs 30 effect sales. The northern de-
rand IL Insignificant. Creamery, fancy.
~ per pound; seconds. lie. Dairy, fancy,
LssElSisc. good to choice. lazfi2c. medium
trades, lisg1ac per pound store butter. &
s9e; picked roll. iirkin and creamery tub.
nominal
CheeSe~Easy and .n~ample supply Mt
PREVIOUS prices. Fancy mild new. s9sc per
pound. common to good. 6a3stsc; Young
america. 81 Ice. Eastern. I5ffse, latter fig-
ufe Tor cream. Western. fasstic.
ksss-The market continues tn ad-
vance slowly. Stocks are lighter and store
sggs are positively scarce The demand
u sood. Store eggs. i.sssslsc per dozen.
ranch eggs. IsfEftc per dozen.
Flour. sacks. ..nss. barley. centai>, Ito.
cats. een.ais. %: beans. sacks. ASA; corn.
esatals. g. potatoes. sacks. s.ass; onions.
sseks. Els. bran. sacks. 80. miaalinSs.
ssess. ne: hay. tons. ts7; wine. gallons,
Financial.
silver bars. .ssS1sN.a Drafss-Slght 49,. sss
@ekican dail ssslss Telegraph ......ta
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OCEANIC. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

OCEANIC, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu. Samoa. Auckland. n. T.. and sgd
ney. N s.. w. without change.
Steamship Monowai. April 4th, n. m.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
April 18th. 1895.
TIIOS. A GRAHAM, AGENT, Starr
Boyd block, Seattle.
W. Webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
b. c.
J. ID. SpreckeIs 4 Bros. Co.. General
Agents, San Francisco.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
s.-E.E. . IL PIP uEII.AHA

CAPTAIN George Roberts.
leaving Seattle for Alaska April and
every Is DAYS thereafter.
Eo- freight and passenger rates apply TO
T. e. CARROLL. Agent.
ScFlwahaehers Dock. Tel 81.
fsUAg f.. PEABODY. General Manager,
Esza+sfa
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Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Fort.
lsnd CLEARING hoases tcAAy were.

1&X<EE16y EA8 ~ QS3&A x&4 IN TIE local
ps0aEcH markets and there was consider
sbIe eomplaint on the part OF dealers
that supplies were accommodating. and sv-
81 shading the present a&king figures did
net appear TO clean ap the sfoeka. Re-
eesptx OF the day were Hight. and forta-
nstely 20. for the large receipts of the
peev1om day caused overcrowdeA stocks,
epd the movement was 80 slow that mort
q this was left over.
Fresh fruits are dull and the inquiry il
ssiy moderate. Oranges keep on coming to
shsnd In liberal quantities ana goodly
propertson N OF medium grade. This. OF
eoursr. has 20 be sold for lower figures.
bat ~ II makes . fair appearance u sells
freely and thus interferes with the sale
OF strictly first class stock. Seedlfngr are
pientffal and sales are very good. with
prices steady at quotations, Choice APP
pies are In light supply and held firmly.
Medium and common stock In plentiful.
Tropical fruits remain steady IA prices.
and supplies are well proportional TO the
inquiry. Nuts meet with slow sale and
stocks are In excess of requirements
Dried fruits are not materially changed.
Peaches and raisins appear "a be 4 shade
weaker. although trading continues i'm
both varieties Mt aboat the same prices an
have ruled for several weeks past. Apri-
Gets meet with . better demand as the
recently rsduced price. Evaporated apples
are also flrmer
Vegetables are In demand ana receipts
ara rather light. Sales at cabbage and
cauiifiower are quite large and prices con-
tinue firm. Other varieties were quiet ard
firm ut quotations.
Dairy products remain very low In
price. although the vclufsIe - transactions
continues quise large. Stocks are large.
Eggs are SHADE firmer. bur butter Is
siiii easy Cheese ana poultry remain
steady.
The wheat market ts somewhat stronger.
ana choice lots sell more readily at quot
ell rates. Oats are also stronger. The
wool and hop markets continue depressed.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. March 3a.--wheaf--w afla Wal
Ia. aiiaa45c per bssshei: Valley, ssa size
per GENITAL.
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia, J. A. O'Brien Master
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Gen.
trail wharf p. m. Mondays and Thurs
days for Port Townsend, AnScortes, Fair
haven. New Whatcom. Blaine and FRI
day Harbor going through to Vancouver
on Thursday trip.
Fare TO Blaine 81, fare to Vancouver 50.
For further Information apply to Gen.
trail wharf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DiLLER.

c w Angel FridayHA /. watileiEh F
j Johnson. do II Nadlesgh. 10
W W Morton. MfyerE Mcpherson, $ F
A l. Hofcbkin. SeGsk A e;oossby. Portland
a NJ White, SeSiro l. q Waiz. dc
r Stangar. Sno9iIai q n Prescott do
NJ Wilbur. Sucs1em'hi j kesue. Spokane
Mrs ) hiidsle. What II G. Erhoien, What
Mrs " Dale. DO Mrs z Dodge, Anac
Miss Rogers, DO MysCN Stevenson. g.n
W Gilmore Edison Miss NJ Nssz. 60
n Hayes. Wicker nsH - Allison. do
T & Marks. Snnfo r III puEgan. Blaine
q + Stiuson. do w Harbe~e. MtEe.
Z n Fawcet.. Tao 1. Ward & W. DO
r r ye-a. Bryant Mrs Hesmhaugh. do
W Stsco. Narysv'e
HOTEL BUTLER
NJ Myers. Tacoma Miss " 2 Cameron
- " Lynch. city New York
] III Howell. TacoynaA Y Gartner ptsa
w III Cole. Portland r rusiaor. la Con'r
r W Winters II W Miles g. ", Or
Mrs Eesters. Nan'o ondo
Mrs A u Campbell. A II Miller. whatc
Juneau. Alaska III Rio@3si do
II T. A Cranberry. Vic Y ~ Balilnger ~ T
~ r Mcsssiy. 30 \ RallInxer. DO
Mrs. Hervey. ptlt HaihrDok. Eheh
q Eowes. : I J Msannsinsi %
SEArrstrong&w N.Y. PincuS. Auburn
W ~ Flint. : r u tombstone & ~
n II Muuro. do @ - Railway
4 q Price. Tacoma Miss A Swo~txei Sr.r
ii Anses s, Louis = Ssistas. 81 PAN
] L Case pt Anzelesr n Pesrre sroa q p.
A A Kraft r II Payne y
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA RcrrrE

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
e.ooam LvIMi'. Tacoma. lilo ArI l:tsam
l0.isam LIZ 2s... Seattle. ii s2.Arl s:enans
l:3opmLy 81 Pt: Twns'd. ss|ArIll :s5pm
sDAily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf. Seattle
For rates and other information Apply
T. A. NADEAU.s Gen. Agt. ~ p. Nm.
Yes1er ave. and Front st. Seattle
= q. YERKES Agent Yesler wharf,
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EVERETT ROUTE.

STEAMER CRICKET
nafly) leaves Seattle 20 .. 70. and 2.s5
= IN Leaves Everett 1915 a M. and 4
y m Fare-Sinrle trip. = cents: round
trsn. l.a5. Landing At Val & HubfeiF $
ansk next Flyer dock. Seattle; Nall
l.. III. HARRINGTON. Master
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

. ENtfFsft fkQfsNIsFFs,
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend. daily. except Sunday, at
i,ses %. m; returning, leaves Victoria
m, steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
sunday. at m; Sunday. direct. at
-, returning direct. leaves Port Town
ssna at 2. m. Telephone no.
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SEATTLE PosTTEIIIGENcER THURSDAY MARcH s, Is,s
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Recesps&-c.xsi&. 4sss. calves. ~. hogs,
n.ass shesp- s.aaa
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DEXTER HORTON & CO., BANKERS.
incorporated 1857.


SAN JUAN STEAMER LIZ
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mall leaves City
dock, foot OF Main street. Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at ? a. m for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IS.
North Bound-Leave Seattle ZOO a. M;
leave Port Townsend 700 .. m: leave
Friday Harbor 30 a. M; leave Roche
Ifarbor 1880 p. M. arrive New Mhafcom
600 p. m.
South Bound-Leave New Khatcorn 400
a. M. leave Roche Harbor 800 a. m.
leave Friday Harhor 1870 a. m; leave
Port Townsend 40 p. m; arrive Seattle
rs p. m.
J. r. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield, agent. Phone Ssa
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
STEAMER FARALION.
Leave San Francisco February n.
March Is and 81.
Leave Seattle March and g. April &
Passenger and freight rates the lowest.
Tickets and freight rates can be obs
tanned by applying to
J. @. CARROLL, Agent,
Union dock. foot Of Union street. Seattle.
Telephone 81.
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Transacts . savings hank business ex-
clusfvely
Deposits received from 81 10 SO 90.
Interest allowed per annura Six Der
cent on term deposits. Z per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved co,laterais only.
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a STEAMBOAT AND TRANsPoR.
p. - TATION COMPANY
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE
yn,aa city dock. foot OF Main street
80 Nonday, Wednesday and Friday all
RI. for Port Tswnsend. Anacortes.
salsh Fai psa,ns on nn satmr naco gong
"a. 1f,oek Co. Agts. JOS. KENDALL.
re,ephone 83 General Manager.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTTOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
- Leave Arrive.
OLYMPIA at SO a N Tacoma at e.a1ar
Tacoma at laee a IN Seattle at. .1s:lo M
Seattle at :. 90 m Tacoma az. $40 D m
Tacoma at 3S I. IN Olympia at. $50 o IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave Arrive,
Seattle $3.50. 30 q n Tacoma 49,. $50 a m
Tacoma 49, 1890 a ~ Olympia -. I: 90 3 m
Olympia -. a:eD p m Tacoma 49,. 500 b m
Tacoma -. $50 p "a Seattle ...... 10 3 n,
Fare between Seattle and 4acou1a n
cents Landing at Seattis. City dock.
foot of Main street.
CITY DOCK co, Agents.
Cant. L. Wiley. Manager. Telephons sa3.
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PACIFIC NAyIGATIoN CO.

-r.rse Card Ia effect Oct. * iG4
c.astIe aud whatrom route-Stase Of
w. lexington leaves Seattle daily, except
Ssnrxssy az IL p. m. Seattle and La Con-
ga. -Fairhayen leaves Seattle daily
n, saturday at s:39 r. m. Tacoma ana
sssss,sie rorfe-Sfate OF Washington leaves
Sssttis Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS YESLER DOCK
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Closing Quotations.

whsat-steady: December. es.c: May.
msc.
Hsrley-steady: December. &c: May. Sc
Corn-ua5
Bran--sii
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IT PREVENTS DEclY.
IT HARDESs TIKI GUNS.
IT sWEETEss Tag BREATl
IT'S FREE FROM GRITTISEA
Sec how 10 10 regarded b. ~
dentists Of this city.

We have carefully examined -
formula Of LUBfS's CARB0LIzED
TOOTH POWDER and lind thst =
contains nothing that can II IL
slightest degree injure the teeth =
gum. II has In Its cornpositioQ
sufficient antlseptic properties =
sweeten the breath and make tha
gum nealthful and firm. lts daily
use will help to prevent the form1,
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
OF perasitisal animaieules - r..
furious to eth and gum.
W.. Giddings, ID. ID. ).
GEO. w. Bragdon. y. D. 8
GEO. NJ. Faulkner. d. d.
r. q. Aibin, ID. d. y.
In. Jessey. D. D. s.
II. v. Dssportes, D. D. =
Albert j. Forrest.
p. Browa, d. D. s
Geo. Il. Miller.
Jos. Mondy.
We. =. Coyne. !. D. 3 and = =
C. b. s.
G.. G. Griffin.
in. Fox.
J. W. Putnam.
e.. Prathsr.
% cEsTs ! nerEz.
Stewart & holmes Drug ca
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
suTTH VILLA ElLLl 1naM
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OBSERVATIONS taken ~ ali sfafions ~
5. M, Nth m<rsdsaa tine q D m. rne.Ae
ffm<s, GEORGE ~ SALISBURY.
Observer q Chnr1e.
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,oRr ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE

EVERETT RoUTE-STR- GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday
Leaves Seattle if.I5 a IN and 30 p. ~
Leaves Everett SIS g. m and .. m
surGays-T.<aves Seattle p. M Leaves
Everett IL 81 N
Fare-single trip. ssc. rount trip. 81 3;
Connects With beats for Tacoma and
Suohonsish.
IArding-colrnan dock. foot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Gland Trouc. Pres r. w. Goodnue. Sy.
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Closing Quotations.

whea,--NarNh. sai.e: May. ss%GSSSc.
C'arn--Nsrch. 45hss, May. s-isc.
oats-Mareh. 9SA@c; May. sAAs ss2essc.
pork--March. 81 Is; May. silgT
fsa-a-~AaTeh. 81 s.ss: May. &ss
Rihs-Mareh. $S.ss. May. s. 7S5S ia.
Rve~-sass.
Timothy-sA@
Fiax-si s@sz.
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PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE

The Fast and ccmnodio1is Steamer
GEN. CANDY
Leaves Sidney at n. II. and D. m
Leaves Seattle st s.sS a. IN aud 4 D. m
from Central wharf Telephone sf3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-07
Small chance for the Fight.

New YORK, Oct. TIT is said that
the S., 900 posted with Phil Dryer as
forfeit in case the club failed to pull of
the Corbett.F itzsimmons fight in Dial
las, was put up by New Workers who
have fighting chance to save it. 10
Vendig says the fighters can divide the
S. 600 if they agree to fight in a place
to be selected for a purse of $4,000.
He does not say that the Florida ath-
letic club will request Stakeholder
Dryer to return the money in case the
$4,000 should be rejected, but this is
very likely to happen. "If these mel"
said Vendig, will not accept the prop
osition it will be pretty good evidence
that somebody is afraid" "Corbett,"
be added, "told me he would fight for
So or q box of cigars. Fitzsimmons has
also talked great deal about his anx-
iety to settle the question"
HENRY, Ill, Oct. IA stock com.
pany in this city guarantee $4,000 for
the Corbett. Fitzsimmons fight. The
company has selected the Henry ISL
ands, in the Illinois river, two miles
south of this city, belonging to the
United States government and claim to
be able to guarantee protection.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. Gov. Alt
geld when asked last night what course
he would take in case an attempt was
made to pull off the fight on Henry ISL
land said II do not know where
Henry Island is, but if it is on Illinois
soil we will do all in our power to pre-
vent any prize fight taking place here"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-07
The Episcopalians

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 7.-Invitations
from Atlanta and Boston to hold the
next triennial convention at those
cities respectively were presented to
the house of deputies this morning and
were referred to the committee on
locations. aGg
The question of printing the bishops
pastoral letter of 1894 in the journal
evoked considerable discussion. Finally
the whole matter was laid on the table.
The resolution presented on Satur-
day, providing that any diocese may
set apart a portion of its territory as a
mission was taken up again and dis
cursed. A motion to lay on the table
was lost, and a motion to refer to the
revision committee was presented, but
before vote was taken Dean Hoffman
moved the order of the day, the report
of the revision committees.
The house then went into committee
of the whole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-07
The Durant Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. IA
story gained some currency yesterday
concerning DR.. Gilbert F. Graham's
connection with the Dursnt Gaze which,
if true, is of prime Importance to the
peoples case against the accused stu
dent. This story, which is to the effect
that DR.. Graham has come forward and
given to the police information which
he has withheld for months, is 70 that
reason hurdened with the element Of
improbability, and for the same reason
ia held up to soorn by the attorneys for
the defence. However, the authenti-
city OF the story is vouched tor by Cap
tain Lees. Durant's attorneys are dis
posed to treat DR.. Graham's new etate-
ment lightly. The prisoner himself was
not at all concerned about the new tes-
timony which it is alleged DR.. Graham
will give. "The story is simply another
of the series of theories that have been
published about me,n he said.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from
Shanghai to a news agency says that
the viceroy of Foo Chow is preventing
the enforcement at Kucheng of orders
promulgated from Pekin. The foreign
co 1suls report that in consequence of
the action of this official it is perfectly
useless to proceed with the inquiry
into the recent outrages. British Vice
Consul Allen has left Kucheng in dis
gust.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Figaro publishes
dispatch from its correspondent in
Rome, which asserts that Archbishop
Satolli will be elevated to the cardinal
ate at the next consistory.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from
Antananarivo, Madagascar, says that
on September 25 native mob made a
raid upon the British cemetery at the
Hova capital and broke open number
of collins, mutilating the bodies con.
tanned therein. The mob also destroy
ed the French observatory. A number
of prominent Hovas have left the city
to treat with the French with view of
arranging a cessation of hostilities.
VENICE, Oct. 7.-Stuoky's mills and
grain store, on the island of Gludecca,
have been burned to the ground.
Hundreds of tons of grain have been
destroyed.
DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-THE annual conven-
ton of the Parnellite Parliamentary
party was held here to-day, John E.
Redmond president. Resolutions we're
passed demanding that the Irish Par.
Iiamentary party make the question OF
the legislative independence of Ireland
paramount issue in politics; that
they release all political prisoners
that the party in power intro.
duce bill in the House Of Commons re-
storiog their ho'dings to Irish evicted ton.
ants; that the government give to the NUM-
CAPABILITIES in Ireland rights similar to those en-
joyed by like communities in England and
that land reform bill be passed including o
provision for compulsory sale.
BRUSSELS, Oct. IA serious rail way
accident occurred near here this
morning by which eighteen persons
were killed and at least hundred in.
| jured. The list of wounded is likely
to be increased, and at least twenty.
FIVE of the injured are dangerously
hurt. The collision was between q
passenger train and freight train. Two
of the cars were telescoped and third
was thrown on top of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-10-07
To Apply the Torch.

CHICAGO, Oct. T. Negroes who
crowded Quinn chapel yesterday morn
ing rose in body to their feet in in
dorsement of an impassioned declare
ton by Rev. ]. NJ. Townsend. He had
read to the audience from newspaper
an account of the torturing of Neal
Smith at Coal City, Ga. Then he said /:
"This must stop in q Christian land.
At this moment men of the cloth are
protesting to the heavens, and they are
united in recommending what I am
going to say. If the law is not allowed
to take its course concerning our men
involved in crime, the torch must be
applied to those cities where the out
RACES occurs The audiences sponta-
neous Endorsement confused Townsend
and he remained silent. In moment
the stiffness was broken by heavy
voice, which said: We rise to indorse
what you have said" The audience
was then dismissed.