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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-25
(Sale No. 3110)
The New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Co.

TO JOHN GALLAGHER. CHRISTIANA GAL
lagher, his wife; Julia B. Seymour, Roderick
3. Seymour. her husband, and Robert
You are hereby notified that at a public
sale made by the City Collector Of Jersey
City. on the 18th day of October, 1892, The
Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey city purchased
for the sum of eighteen dollars and ninety
one cents ALL the land and real estate sit
uate in Jersey City, in the County of Hud-
son and State of New Jersey, fronting on
Lundy's Lane, which is laid down and desig-
block number ten hundred and seventy-fve C
Q075C), upon an assessment map annexed to a
report number seysenty-two C79, made by, the
and for said City by the Circuit Court Of the
County of Hudson, a certified copy of which
report and map was filed in the Office of the
City Collector of Jersey City, on the 18th day
of July, 1891, said report and map and said
sale being made pursuant to the provisions
passed March goth, 1885, entitled
IAN Ac. concerning the settlement and col
lection of arrearages of unpaid taxes, assess
ments and water rates or water rents in
cities of this state. and imposing and levy
ing a tax, assessment and lien in lieu and
the payment thereof. and to provide for the
sale Of lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment"
And tine several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear
to have an estate or interest in said land and
real estate, and unless the said land and real
acts. before the expiration of six months from
and after the service hereof, a deed for the
same will be given conveying to The Mayor
& said land and real estate according to the
provisions of the said act.
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
P. F. wANsER.
Attest: E. W. wooLLEY.
(Sale No. 323o.)
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-25

Rev. John Reid, Jr.. of
Great Falls. Mon, re
commended Ely's Cream
Balm to me. | can EN-
phasize his statement,
ut is a positive cure for
catarrh il used as dir
ected." Rev. Francis
w. Poole, Pastor Cen
tral Pres. Church, Hell,
ena, Mont.
CATARRH
ELY'S CREAM BALM
Opens and cIeanses the
Nasal Passages, Allays
Pain and
Heals the Sores, Protects
the Membrane fro m
colds, Restores the
Senses OF Taste and
Smell. The Balm Is
quickly absorbed and
gives relief at once.
-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dated Jersey city, November 2
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-25
NOTICE.

Dated Jersey CITY, November.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-25
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-sTREET SIGNS.

Dated Jersey city, November %, 1895
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-25
DIDN'T KNOW he WAS A SERGEANT

srewe was sent UP for trial
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24

Sr matt htnsn 6sbhr, penn itr trett ~ uns tcmmt FUR he nushn
St7ls une nttri9hn gntie ME atsraitsnrs Gsrtbs w69rsne ehItr
g6rhe.
- o4ntt @<nA G~non
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
b.

Goin9sbura. - Die nidtiaits
5roBe Der ausudrilSen 9olitif biloet i'm
huge Der IN ENGLAND osrtreienen Nmerl'
ianlr ousenbl'd Der @reu5taat Suis
lien @rOBtriianuien uno S~eneSuela,
loelb be cine Barnuns Der Der. Staaten
an r fsres our 5Olse battle. 2rosoem
iGel I 8roBbritanuien elm llltimatum
an Seue5usla seinnot ~ babeu uuo es
beiB', oaB Der er9liide Staatsistretdr
iir tie GOlunien. Soiepb @bamberlain,
I'M rou hlnolsen GinueriidnoniB NIT
2oro Salisbury isi. Der ensliibe &e:
sleruns miro uOles Sertrauen entse9eu'
sebradt.
m.-Sn 8~erbinouua nit
benz auienibalt bss 8aiisrpaares in ben
&eitslduoErn bat ii9 iolssnoer Spis
ibeniau ~ereisnet: Der @roBberjos BON
2ur Imbur batte eggplant, Den Safer
maize Der @ren5e ourd einen b~sionoersn
Ssrtreter 81 basriBen. 8aiier 8ilbelm
lonroe pon oleier Gbiidt in &enntniB
seiest uno lebHte Die ibm Suseoatte 8e.
siiBnn9 urter ausoriidIitem SIniueis
ouI Die ge9euwdrtise oeltitieln ollte
Saltuns 9urImbura's ab.
8erliu H.. - Sniier @itbelm unb
Die &aiierin Iu3ura lino BON ibrer
&elie IN ben Rsi6atanoen nah Botsoam
Surild9etebrt. &aiier Wilbelm bat Dem
5irlten Sermann Don Sobenlobes2 Cans
asnburs, Dem S~taitbalter Der 8ei6s.
gum Nnosnten al ieinen geiud
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
. ur 8ea d tuua q.

Shr sea a III II q.
sSlr trlnnern earan, baB Yrdmien nur
bel liri tier SOrausbeSabluus cineS pollen
Iatr9 arass aeipabrt rerosn. Wan ienoe
% Cio rrr miiielit Yoit ooer 9rpreB @slpaus
ipCiluliaen oeer per reaiitrirtem Briefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24

Sobu Shneioer uno Satin OIL 9ticos
los Shreifels, N84 S84 Sec
o 1879 u 80. IS 400
u q Ibitnep uno Satin an Sarab e
Yen, vt 80 Bid 3 6 ottaae Slace No 200
gbriit Barhenaer nno Satin OIL Ser
man Sarhenser, nn9etb 4 st II
Sec 80 Z 1874 u 100
@erbaro Memfen uno Satin al Wih
Spd, SH NG4 Sec 20 1913 u
30 uno anoeres Gano............ 1000
Serman 8amler uno Satin oil Nti6
nod, SH st 1 Sec IA Z 1874 " 81 81
Die ct y 10 & " &p an " y &laieu,
N84 BON Ng4 Sec Is Z 1875 u
s............ 2OO
Sobu 8aitiuger unc Satin an @m
Selmer, GtS 10. II, Is uno 10 Bld
Saitiuger's Noo............... 335
2pbia W Salisbury uno 8aite on
0arren Salisbury, 2ts 10 uno II
Sld O &imbal 80. ....... $50. 00C
Noolpb 9ooman uno Satin on Yaul
Yrauh, g1s HG4 HG4 Ssc3E
121 u 20 uno OIL oereS Gano ...... zoe
Cora y 8opb uno @atte oil glisa.
beth Sane &uoo. theil bon NyS4
Hg8A Sec 90 Z 1879 u 31........ 100
Narcus Rauriu unb Satin on Sobn
@nanS, qts II uno 12 Did "a WalI
rim Cub 2ip Cobb Sprina ........ 25(
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
Serfei9ernn8.

Gui Der Tarm beS unterseidneten, nnhe
Yleaiant Safe, weroeu am 90. October, '95
moraers 10 libr ~folsenpe @~eaenhdnoe 81.
ienilid periteisert iueloen: l 9eerius gins
Der, / 9cerin9 WGbnlaifine uno Seureten,
1 Subu 9eere Eilus. l Yrehpnua. I aorn
Gultiuator, l Gage, 1 BroaocaIt Samaldl.
ne, Sarmpneen, | Glatiorm 8na9p NIT
sipei SiBcn, 2 Shlitten uuo anoere fleite
Tfer9erGtbe, 2 &iibe. 3 stueiIdbri9e Seifers,
1 ieds Wonate allies &alb, elm 8eiparrt
ihluere Grbeitspferoe. 10 Sdmeine. II Tom
neu Seu. wie aud Sausgerdtbe aller Nrt.
Seotn9ungen: Summen bis SIS baar; auf
lolbe ilbcr $500 Elm sSabr Belt al Z Bro
sent 9e9en quite 8iir9i6ait.
Sobn y e NJ, gi9entbimer.
9enrp &oienberser, Wsraeiosrsr. 44-3
Seinrib @bbter, S''He's'''' f'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24

in Strabburg feline %lebenssruBe 8lie
aelhentt. ST bat ferner benz Bring
&esentsn 2uitpOlo Don yapern ieinen
Saut iir beiitR tsltsrapbiide 9ratIla
iipn gum Sslube BON SiraBburs tepes
lbirt. Sc bat in gang 9eutihlanb
Die 25aiiade. oaB nibt Elm einSisss
Mitslieo oss bapsrllhen abnissbauies
Su ben Soften in 8uerib einselaoen NOR,
81 oielsn Gommsntarsn 8eranlanuna
se8ebsu, Weil Der periortene Safer
6rieorih Die toperliheu Sruppsn nab
rsno ees 8risseS per ipnlib cpmmanoirte.
2onoon. - Nui Der i'm bieliscu
Grpiaapalait itattiinoenosn 8abenaus
ltelur9 bsfineen iib iibsr 600 Wlauer,
bic bel nabeSu ilniSis psribieoere Sat
tunsen certrsten.
Wier.-@ rai Taoffe lieat i'm Ster
ben. go lautet bic lesle Hatridt lber
ben SuItano bes IN S6bmen ihwer CT,
tranit earuieoerlieaenoen iriberen otter
rei6iitsn Miniter pTdiioenten.
Woori per ipaniibs Miniiier
ces Nuspattissn, 9auouas &c galllO.
bot benz Tsrnebmsn nod sedubert, baB
es fir Spanisn unm6slib lei, nit Den
cubaniidea Sniurssnten elnen sitlihen
Serslei1 e,njusebeu. Den aus Cuba
sirselaufsnsn Ssritte Suiol9e bat @ene.
ral Oiiuer's 9ruspeuablbeiluns 600
Sniursenten i'm 0lfrift Sos Gemsolps
seidlasen. Die S%niuraentsn iOQeu biers
bel 80 2oote perloren babeu.
SIM 9eiisin oss aaiiers,
Der &aiisrin uuo Der Mutter oss aai-
iers putoe Srsitas oas 0enfmal bss
8aiiers Srieorib auf Dem Sbladifeloe
BON @ortb felerlid entbiqt, bel welber
Sels9cnbeit &aiier @llhelm cine Gsoe
belt, in pslder CT Die 3ub6rer %auiior.
certe, left suiammsnSultsben, um nit
Soites Siitie bas isii5abolten, iras
Seutlhlono seponnen bat.
M b.-@iner amtii6en 9lntln.
oi8un9 juiolse iiuo an Dienitls 1900
Wunn lpanliter 2rnppen nod @uto
abBe9an9sn.
n.--Sisr bat ii6 bas Gsrlhi
perbyeitet. BOB Or. .. S0.tlder. Wini'
tier oes Snnsrn, isire &siisnallou elm
9ereitt bat.
9 I. 8etersbure.- 8sssrndriia
1T GuBlano screist. Susan bel BEN issl
betridenosn unluben IN &rrca irele
pano Su laiien.
SiouL.-9te @5ni9in BON @orso
il. in Der Gbat ermoroet woroeu. sSas
parer ioGeu Die W6ror ssnsien iein,
unb s8 iClen Semsiie porlieseu, ipslts
ben jupaniibeu @%sianbten NIT Der Der
itwpsnn9 i'll Serbincuus brinseu. 9ie
iapauiite &ssisruns bat Die Seriids.
runs sssebeu, baB ale Sbuloisen be-
ltruft ueroen.
&6ln.-Sm SusoidtuB 8aiisr @il-
belms 81 Suberiusiipf bot Der ruiilide
Shirt ACKNOWLEDGMENT BEN 8niisr
BON Esutihlano bsiubt. Nuf Dem Nuss
tpdrtigen Intc 80 Berlin ertldrt man
oisien 8eiuh w?it mebr ais elnsn gti
Der SDljtfsit. GS log oemielben Die
abiiht gu Grunoe. 5ranfrcib uno Dem
ibrlseu europa Dor Nusen 81 iibren,
oas Der mere Serriher 8uBtanos euts
ihloiisn lit, nit 9eutidlano ireunollhe
SeSisbun9en ST u%atsrbal.en.
song song 2cut bier BON Der
Suisl 5ormuia einaesdneenen 9epeiden
1T 9afao, an Der 8si,tuie iener Sniel,
ON l6. bs. Mts. BON Den Sapauern elm
9snommen iporeen. Senielbsn Dope
idsn SuIoise baben Die Sapauer Jreitas
3aisBun tu Die Sauptitaot Der Snisl,
.bombarotri. Die Stabt 1T in 6anoen
oes StwurS fllasers 5ibres. ,uslhe iid
peiserien, iid teeinsunsslos ;t srsebsn
uno Elm barter &i itebt in Nusiitt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
VudIeu'S gtrutea geIbs.

9te bette Gable in Der @elt fir SGnttt'
ipnnoen, Nbidiirfuns, 8eihpure, SalaEus
Sieberwunoen. 5ledten, Shramnien an ben
Sanoen. Sroitbeulen. Siibnerausen nno Que
Santiebler; lie bcilt poitip Sdmorrboloen
ooer teine 3ablun9 perlanst. @arantlrt,
oaB pplIanoi9e 8ufrieoenbeit geseben
iuiro, ooer oas @elb miro Suriideritattei'
Yreis per Shahtel 25 Gents. 8u pertal'
fen IN VI. s. $ b n's Npotbeie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
Safen nn0 &ragen.

grutls prasne Iamsn Sadsn nit &r6sl. ptsr &cdradn, nit erpben
W1neahn Asrnsln, re9uldre $1,000 Suaitdt irnfmp. bel uns s69S.
S6were Ststsrhassn flr Samsn. ITO Sreep nit Setin 9eas murte
ttat9 lsn yu S975, muir $3.50. 0ir cHertrsn sniss i'm Grfaunrn fee.
tnee Wertte IN S6ulmdnnln nit trstsm 1iitarp 8rasen fur atneer
ppn 4 Bis IA Sabrsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24

asin gEcrt Res 2ptss fam rem stten gSsrtt tttlss Rdumes
fur feline Bargains bstsn. BE mir in eieisr sSrte pneIiren.
lniere @r;sissn fpe ais iclies Bargain. Tatrbsttsn amer.
tannt, BARGAINS, cs e6ten greissswinn er;ielen. gEir lie.
zen urs mic tietsn, une peresn eies ME ~iUldlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
AS~Striimpfe un0 Anter,tue..&

I4tsrIt wraens iauniis &albframps fdr @inner, nit prtefetr runsr 5ris
une eprfplhr Speh wttt % 9s has Yaar ~ Is 9ts. Seine Sudltdt ar; wcaent
GsrEpe atneedfrangs @rSBe 5 bis % warte ttMs Gn iu % Gs has 9aar tMt
SSr0tn ur 10 cts. Shrere iaumlcis serprte wplens Idmenfrumpfe erna lana in
aun Orpsen. % cts ptrtb, Su MUIR 10 9ts has Nlar. so Cts Sualtdt impcrtrt
i3warSs eafmr 2omsnfrlmrfe ttir g8cts nur 35 Cts tas gaar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
Mniesc YrdMten.

Sel1er al5 Je babelt MIR uts IN oieIer1
Sabre nit Hramtsn oerieben, uno es inter
ltest te,nem 3iueiisl, oaB uriere oiesIGbri.
gen TrGmien ~unieren 2eiern beiiers 9eial.
len neroeu. 9te Nbouuenten, oeren goreB
Settel Die Sabresiabl 1896 nod nidt seiat
polen 'lh bestlen, etrpat9eu Giditano Al
berihtt9eu uno 8orausbeaablun9 III leilten
nm iogleid in ben Beiib Der i66rcn Yrdmit
at ~9elanseu. Sic Nusruabl 1T cine Dor
treiiibe. ME aus nahitsbenoem Yerseitntf
eriihtltt1 lit:
Srut ber-armen Seelen, Yeleb,
ruuaen uno Seiipisle iiber ben 3uitano oel
Seslen i'm 6e9feuer iammt einem poQitdn.
oi9en @ebetbuhe aum Sroitc Der armer
Seelen, elegant in Geoer 9ebune en-, nit gro
Dem Srud.
arinunier 3uflubt in stuei
perihieoeneu Nufln9en. 8pllt6noiaes sc,
bet uno Nuoahtsbuh fir 9etreue 8erebrer
Warii, in feinem 2eoereinbano I'M Sob
ihuitt.
Qebeuin@ Colt elm reidbaltiaes &c.
6uh gut %aebunoen, nit @oloidnitt uno
ibDnem Druid.
ave % r a in oeribtebenen Nuaaaen,
fir Serebrer Wariens oas i60nlte Bebet'
bud, tart aebunoen uno gutter Druid.
9er Gbrit i'm 8ebete IN bier pers
ibieoenen Sorten, in Sammeteinbano NIT
oerlilbertem Jiabnen uno 8oloibnitt. 9ieje
Bidder baben unieren Nbonnenten Itets ,us
9eiu9t; Die oiesiabrise Erdmie oieier glrt 1T
aber beoeuteno ibpner als Suuor.
5rteoe IN Serrn init ibDnem Druid
in geoereinbarb nit 8oloibnitt.
go pllt ib bette n. Elm iGDnes @es
betbrb nit rsidbalti9em GrbauunasItoif.
@ut 9ebunocn IN Geoer nit @ploihnitt.
Cine Idbnere uro before Sorte in 9eluloto.
glnbauo, DIE ibonite Erdmie, Die man iib
MIR piiniden fam.
Golden Key uno ioniii9e aiiortirte @es
bets uno grbauuusstider ais Ratfolae
Gbrilti II. i. ~.
8%offine's Sauopoitiue drift.
tatboliibe llutCrpeilun9en auf ole Sonn-
uno 5etertase oes sanSen Sabrss, elegant
III geInwano a%ebunoen
8alenpcrb Der perihieoenien Surten.
Sausarst nit treIillden Binten iiber Sauss
THERE in 9siuuoem uuo trautem 3ultano
tple iiber Nderbau.
GultSlieberbub nit id6ner g(uss
pabl poltstbiimliber Gieper nit Nuiitbe'
9leltltn8.
g8ie Der .Noroltern" 10
81 1T YSoH's German Clint
lIofx ment" cine Notbwenei9.
VVIM feit i'm SauSbllt. Sober
h tGsJI Gbonnent, pelher ieine
ACermsn Subicriptiurs 8sbiibren
e. c.Enian bis sum /. Sauuar 1897
Snn {WllkAj bcSablt, erbalt irei cine
Nj 9rUBe 5laite .Sofi'S Ger
SJ- man Gtuiment.~ Ntan MOS
IVY DIE bon oleier ousgeSeib.
-s neten @eleseubelt belteu
OF 0ebranh.
~
3ur Sea d. ung.
sSlr trlnnern raran, ba6 Yrdmien nur
Del liri tier SorausbeSabluug siues pollen
,5atr9 ailass aeuabrt reroeu. Wan ienoe
y Go rrr miiielit Bot ODER 9rpreB' 8slbaus
pcilnnaen pber per reaiftrirtem Hriefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
Spe5teQes lit llnter5eu9.

SMsH as .rSEs Ten naI5rih smas 1anasa:9ths as sOhn James nit sess stRrtdt NIT
Sfrtnppfn 81 ets Suaut1t 5u nur % Cts. Seine Sualtdt naturGt orluew pQene
SstIss str,ssts 4amsn.Ssns unit $citn. TssuIirr 81 90 Gtrtt, eks @O4s NJ $50.
Shnef natLrlb 9raue ppltSe Wdnnertsmte unp 6pln wertb 65 Gs III nur 4qSts.
SSIneer'unterrus in natarltb arau, ISamssbaan, nit gttb ssfatrrt u Bargain.
Srenen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
NDttDns! Notions!

@rtt Spulen feline SaaGtlt Strdiste in aGn 5arten nr 10 Cts rr etat. 8rbr.
Seetns N. SPule refine Strtdhtes in alien S6athunaen nur 20 9s. 3mpprurh
SaLphp ~drhep pue5 Sfmlpt 91r1ntrt ~ muir 5 Cts ZEN Strana 0idl plattrh
6rtrrshen ~ 5 unO s ets' msrt 10 Bis l2g 9b. Sbr fnst ttes Stem ssrass 10 ME
0n8esdgt bel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24
0runSeiseutbumss Serfdufe.

our ben ~Rcrasrn' bsri6tst ppn Rtsihrar perm
Sptn g. Y mmel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-24

ainoer f&reie,a sadP
yss4&er's Ca9sgia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10
WHY NOT THE LITTLE DUKEs
The Lord Mayor should Banquet Him
az Well a. barney Barnato.

London, Nov. 9.-Thore has been much
adverse criticism over the dinner which
the retiring lord mayor, Sir Joseph Renals.
gave in his official capacity at the Mansion
house on Thursday last. IN honor OF Bar
ney Barnato, the called King of the
kaffirs," the lucky eX-circus man who IS
Just now running a financial circus of his
own with the bulls and bears of the Lon
don stock exchange as his leading attrac-
ton. The invitations TO Sir Josephs ban
Quet read that he was anxious 10 felicitaie
the kaftir king on his recent courageous,
honorable and successful efforts to avert
what might have been serious financial
panic" Barney's efforts consisted in boil
stering up his own securities, different
grades Of "kaffira," as the African mining
and banking shares are known. The for
mer lord mayors action was naturally gen
orally resented. and the prominent members
Of the banking and mercantile community
who were invited TO the feast politely de-
clined for various reasons TO be present.
The Times. and indeed all the leading
newspapers severely criticise the retired
lord mayor whose connection with public
cnmpanies aroused such a storm OF protest
when ne was elected, and who. IL is sup
pCsed will continue his speculations when
relieved OF office The Westminster Ga
cite Yesterday afternoon devoted It's priu-
rip9l leader 20 the subject. and said. There
Is one Englishman who successfully com
hines in his own person the two attractions
which appeal the strongest 70 Bntishers-
dollars and a peerage--and when the Duke
Of Marlborough returns. bringing his
sheaves with him. the new lord mayor
should publicly receive him IN the streets
of London"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10
ENGLAND READY FOR ANYTHING
Lord Salisbury's Reference 20 Russian
Ag.Erc~sion in rhe Orient.


London Nov. Q-Consfscuous among
the guests of the lord mayors banquet
were the lord chancellor. the recorder, the
Marquis OF Landsiowne. Lord James
Horsford. the chancellor Of the eNche-
Quer the president OF the board Of trade
and the president Of the hoard Of agricult-
ure. The Marquis OF salisbury was among
the last 10 arrive. and. as the prime min
lister Is usually considered the guest or
honor. soon after his ARRIVAL the trumpets
sounded and the march TO the tables
spread in the guild hall began.
The feature OF tho banquet was the en-
thuslastic manner in which the Marquis
OF Salisbury was received. When the pre-
mier arose TO speak the cheering lasted
for several minutes. lie began his address
by saying that when ne last spoke in Lon
don IL was lust after a general election
al which the electors had expressed their
opinion on the subject of home rule, and
he spoke tonight after still more de-
ciSive expression OF opinion given con-
corning that measure. The electors had
spoken in terms which could uot he mis-
taken. and all could rest assured that no
Acknowledgement of the empire would be
countenanced. The position Of the MEM
bers of the house Of lords had also been
more exactly defined.
The only passages which could be con-
strued as aggressive were his illusions 10
the East Evidently referring TO the re-
cent reports in regard 10 Russia. the pre-
mier said:
I'VE can equal any proposal that may
be made as regards war or commerce IN
that direction. and we may look with
equanmity upon any person who thinks
ne can exclude as from that fertile re-
gion"
The other speeches of the evening were
unmportant The Marquis of Landsdowne
ID Far . h.. nrt
Spanish ambassador for the foreign min
listers. and Lord Russell for the judges.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10

London. Nov. 9-The mystery Of Crom-
wells head. supposed 10 have been found
transfxed by q pike head and discolored
nv smoke. after having being preserved
I'm spirits. hidden up a chimney and ex-
biblted in show. is stil attracting much
attention and IL is probable that a com
rnittee viii be appointed to investigate the
ranort upou the authenticity OF the re-
mains or the great protector. The Cnron-
iele Yesterday published a page history ot
the. travels Of the relic. with careful
drawing of the head as II now appears,
vhaatlv object: with the dry skiu stu
r1fuzfpr 20 the chestnut hair Of the scalp.
and with q sprlnkhng Of the same color
Ell hair on the chin and upper lip. which
IS rcgar rded As additional proof of the au-
thentfritv Of the head as Cromwell re-
fused 20 shave for some weeks before his
death The halherd end. or pike head.
pierced the head right from the meek 20
fh4 top Of the skull and close 20 The bridge
~ the nose there Is 81 mark resembling
C,r0nweIrs historic wart.
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Seattle 20 - ideRtifed When the woman
was taken into taa JDlsesi States court the
persons who had come from Los Angeles
70 identity her stated that she was not
the person wanted, and did not bear the
least resemblance 20 that woman Mrs.
Wocd was then discharged from custody.
She Immediately returned TO Walla Walia
and began acton IN the superior court
agains. Marshal Drake and DepGty Par
ker. Subsequently the case was removed
70 the United States court for trial In
her testimony today Mrs. Wood stated
that she had been aroused late al might
by Deputy Parker, who induced her 20
enter hack under the representation that
she had been summoned 10 court. but in
stead she was taken 20 VALLEY Grove, then
to Spokane. and then 10 Seattle. She told
OF her confinement for several days IN jail
in Seattle. where she suffered great bodily
discomfort and great distress Of mind.
Parker testified that he had shown the
woman all the cOurtesies due her sex. and
did everything in his power 10 make her
imprisonment as comfortable as possible.
The case was rot finished when the court
closed at 8 o'clock.
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Tncoma's Oriental Trade.

Tacoma. Nov. 9.-The Northern Pacific's
fine new liner Hankow arrived today on
her initial trip from Hongkong. She Is
the finest steamer on the line, being ele-
gantly furnished and having accommo-
dations for seventy-fVe cabin passengers.
She makes the fifth regular steamer on
the line. The Hank0w brought over $500
tons Of cargo. most of it being tea. and in
cluding loo bales of silk worth Soo@9.
She had five cabin and fourteen Chinese
passengers for this port.
X Saito. the new imperial japanese
consul Mt Tacoma. arrived on the Han
kow His jurisdiction includes Washing
ton and Oregon. He has been consul at
Singapore the transfer here being a PRO
notion He was met by a deputation Of
the Tacoma japanese society and rendered
an informal reception. The secretary OF
the Vancouver. y. g, consulate has been
ordered here To assist him. The japanese
government made an appropriation Of SIS
900 last winter TO establish this consulate.
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The Ataska boundary Line.

Washington City. Nov. 9-The state de-
partment viii today receive from Gen. Duff
field, chief OF the coast and gaodetic sur
vey, a report from Alaska. which is the
basis Of the boundary line claim of this
government. The report VIII not show that
the Canadian line encroaches on American
territory twenty-five and one-half feet at
Forty Mile creek and twenty-five feet az
the marking point en- the Yukon river. Mr.
Ogilvie. the Canadian engineer who made
the survey for the government. was, it IS
claimed. too far west by these distances
in his calculations of the list meridian.
Mr.. Ogilvie, who IS a deputy land surveyor
OF Canada made his calculations as to the
points at which the 1fist meridian, which
Is the boundary line, crosses the Yukon and
Forty Mile creek solely by astronomical
observations. The United States surveyors
used both the sextant and the theodohte
and the result oa both calculations was the
same. The report will be used in the dip
lomatlc correspondence that will prob
ably he had with a view 10 determining
the exact boundary tine.
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The redernl Conrt nd MnIla WaIIa.

Wana Walla Nov. 2. Special.-The jury
i'm the United States court in the case Of
w. r. Greenwood charged with making
counterfeit money after being out all
nlght. came into court this morning al II
o'clock and announced that they could not
acrce on a verdict.
The grand jury returned twenty true
hills today against persons chatsod with
selling liquor to Indians. and concluded
their labOrs.
United states Attorney Brlnker has
filed six suits against .. 6. Mccoy OF this
CITY. II recover danaEes from the defend
ant for failure 10 carry out certain mail
contracts in oregon. Washington and
Idaho. and probably siN more VIII be filed
in a few DAYS