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says the report, "though occurring,
were less violent aud while cYpOsiu
the importer 10 lcls rlsk also afford.
ed more confidence to tho txp1riors.
This 10 well illustrated by the results
OF the years operations, almost every
export having dose well. We msy
conclude that the revival, which under
changed conditions, we expect 10 con.
tinue, In tho natural result Of tins rangs
ot vAiuos having reached q sound aud
SAFE basis, aud Of moderate steadiue'f
Ia exchange which here had low
etandardn
Toe report quotes expressions Of
opinioaB from various British fepfeseu-
talivos throughout tho Gimme, empifs.
Toe consul general ut Shanghai
touches upon tue silver question in the
quotation attributed 10 nim. Hp ssy 6
tuat "the stability In the value OF I'll.
yer Is the ono desidrratum Of tho for.
cign merchant in the fer EAST, AMI IL Ia
pointed out that fiuctua .iDns In II aust
roally affect the well b,ing OF the
eutire . population Of tue United King.
| dom. Under the infiuer3e Ut cheap
silver the volume Of oxpots continues
e. expand and tue Eurspef consu mer
roaps the benefit Of their cAsapness In
gold prices. The fiIl In silver aud low
heights have cDmbi1ed 10 enable lhs
maj jfity Of the staple exports VI o. -
u DO laid down Ia EJrope al abor
hall the cost nj which they could be-
sold years ngo.D
For the increase Of foreign trade In
q Ina the repof. recommends the sub.
siliIt on o. show yatds for this costly
circulars now sem there. Tbs report
takes tho position that the opening OF
the ports Of Su Chow and Hang Chow
Ivy tue Japanese t.saty viii have .cry
little infuenco on tho volume and
value OF foreign trade on account OF
tho absence Of tho banking aai ship.
ping facilities nj those PAGES.
Commanding upon the eIeci OF the
war, tho writer VI the report sayi:
EVEN, ae may be tue case, China has
learned no Lessen by the war, yet II
seems scarcely credible that the viii
he a0io 10 avoid somo measure OF re-
organization II not mDfoly In tel'-
defense, nt loait by tbs necessity 0f
providing money for tbs large In.
Jemnity which must be paid. II
China Is over 70 stand alone rpI cease
& DO yiclin Of any assist ant, che
must havs rev neet, an honttt
financial administration anu an army
teorganizsd alter q European moisl.
More than this che must oons,tuc
railways, Ypuu mines, build roads and
generally develop tho great latent 70.
sources OF ,lie empire"
The Engliih consul at Chee
Foo IL quoted as expressing the
fear "thas tho only lesson which
tue Chinese will learn from their mis-.
fortunes la the war with Japan 10 the
need OF more wArliEe material, an In
crease OF hatred Of foreign Dsiions aud
greater desire than ever to keep thum
alOoi by fair means or foul. Instead OF
merchant steamets," ho predicts, "lhey
viii purchase ni,n u war, heavy guus
instead OF railway plants, and ammu-
uitiun instead OF useful machinery"
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Newmarket Races.

EEwMARKET, Sept. 30. Although
the weather today was blazing hot.
there was large and fashionable at.
tendance Ut tae races. Lnrd Rose
berry, whose two Derby wlnneIS,
Ladns and Sir yisto, competed tor tn
Jockey club stake, 0,0OO sovereigns,
Tor three and iOur.ysar-olds, was among
ihe notable people present. Result
j. IL. HouliswoIth's Layeno, three.
ysar.old, by Ben Dor, out OF NApolio,
iin; Lard Elismsrs's nlly, None the
Wiser, fouT-yearold, second; 7. Can.
mons flly, Venls. thfee.year-0ld.
third. The betting was nine 10 four
on Layeno, nine to two on None the
Wiser; twenty-five to one on Venih.
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FEELS VERY WELL.
Business on His Road Has Been Good
This Year.
he PRAISES s,Lr l. KG VALLEY.
1 Chicago 4 Southwestern Man Who
R'jO.c, IN Prosperity aud Utahs
Delightful Weather.


Travelling Paa,rpper Apont Bufk.
han. wh, ,o,,o,.,.ts IA. 1,,,,c.,o 4
!,
N'''h"es'orh railway w Tue ROCKY
mountain division, was In town today
on one Of HIS regular buaiuess yieit.,
s...hI,.o M, ',.o,, =, a.. cd u,i.
y '''' $50 VN - -
year no says IL SHOWS a msiheu ih-
crease Dveg 1884,. Tue tusincss for tho
psst uuart.r IL ahead Of ANYTHING that
49,. -, IT,. A.. az. ,.s..,,., liza,
US 49, ." ."e
except IN lovd, Worlu's FAf yeA''
June, 1895, Tell little less than the
came month OF 1892. which made tho
,t,t.., - -. ,,. h,.,o,. ,tho
49, ''.i' INV
road But juno july SUI Aug"N "a
this year have witnessed a greater
volum, of busl,r.. than Ild the nsmo
.,...,,,.,,. tsoo - a.. .,,.,n.
'"''o ''o"'"p ~ i'0-' ~ 80 "s
u IN favor OF This year ns tue oett ye'
In iIs record Of business ouiaide "a n
sneeiat oeea,ion lis, the wofll,a Fair
yrnr'
Mr. H,.rhart s,va thar, 4, a
sirnn,, r-.habtitty thai Tho II.t,ddlod
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SUR BUILDING AND CANALS.
subIrcts discussed nj tho Deep water
ways Convention.


CLEVELAND, Obi9, Sept. 2G.-The
committee on nominations presented
"a recommendations Mt tue opening Of thu
morning session Of the w. 90 waterways
Convention for the Reelection OF The
old officers nni the election NJ seven.
teen members 40 an executive bohru.
The report was adopted. Inc MEM
bofs 81 too new board Will determine
by LOT what .hnil DO the terms of tie
members, ak Of whom shall serve Que
year, eiA two years ami xix tbreo years.
The eighteenth member win be CHOSEN
by the other members Of the commlttor.
Tue fret paper OF the DAY was on
domestic bhipuuildinR" by Professor
Gsoige Tunnel, VI Chlcsgo university,
VINO took tho position that American
tipping will he revived when ships
cali DO built In America a. chesply ~
In flfeign LANDS. Alex II. smith, Of
New YORK, disagreed with Pfoi. Iuu-
mol ~ 10 the decline OF American
shipping. He ascfibsd the prosperity
Of foreign e0ipting TO subsidies.
Chauncsy Mutton o. Washington,
Gustave bindenirnl Of New Y1gk,
.'roi. Lewis NJ. Haupt Phuadelphia,
John A. G.. HTight Rochester, and
ulhofF, difcutsoi thp uiiitlent r0utv.
aud plans ufOpOsr1 fsr ship csusl
from Llks Er a 10 the ocean. rnoma-
T.. rJ,ert 81 fiiA0Iig, read n paper
On the "Enlarsemrni VI tue Ere
Canal"
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CHINESE IN COUBT.
Iorr Arralgnsd for Peddll1g IE he
Restricted District

This was Chinese day 10 tho police
court. and four OF III Hung ChHng's
ornntrymen were arfaignei before
Justioe Smith on TIA. charge OF ped
ding In the restricted district, They
we're Ching Hoy, Sam Hoy, All Leo
and Chin chin. The fret thTe. were
found guilty aud nned SO each, while
tha latter wns more fortunate, thu case
against him being dismissed. Officers
shannon and Pratt made the arrests
ana after the Mongolians had paid
their hnes, they demandsd Of the
officers an explanation regarding what
constituted the restricted district.
When told that II comprised nil the
main streets, ono % them exclaimed.
"Me no seliee holiells md lostlants?
rns officers said "Np," aud of they
sauntered feeling that the "Melican
man" was guilty u toi much die
elimination.
he. Jonos,s gambling house keeper,
was arrested and left S25 On the charge.
The amount was declared forfeited
this afternoon on his n,>n.appeaTanco
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Looking for oonrrac.. In Japan.

NEW YORIl, Sept. g6.-A special 20
the World IRON Toxic says;
Agents OF several American ship
builders and steel and iron Inauufao.
turera are now IN japan, seeking gov
eminent contracts for naval oons,Iue.
ton una material.
The Union ironworks Of San Fran
cisco are represented by irving NJ.
scott; the Cramps by General George
IL. WIlliRnt; the Bethlehem works by
Captain II. Il Zhlinski; the Carneyis
wOTka by Lieul. Colonel HunsikeT; the
Whltneys OF New York by A. II.
Whitney Jr., and this Electric com
pAny OF Schenectady, by Il. Thurnauer.
But for reasons 10 one attempts TO
explain the various agents are NOT well
coined AZ cordially a. might have been
expected, reports having been sen,
abroad that tue heads OF prominent
American houses have received inyi.
tations to visit Japan ana bid ON Inn
porlant works. ~ Tor Is this from
iao.s that the agents now on the scene
arc scHrcely sbis 10 obtain Official 70
oO2n'uop.
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VIOLATED TuE LAW.
British Vessel. said to Disregard the
Paris Treaty,


BAN FRANCISCO, BopI. 26.-Iulorma.
ton has come TO tho federal aulhoTl.
ties here that many Britlsh scaling
sch0oncrs have been bearing arms Ia
open defiance OF the treaty ana that
the hunters have boldly violated syery
cltuso OF tho law. Complaints will be-
inside 70 the slate department AMI the
matter will bs laid before the Dfl,i,h
government.
IL tho story that tho American spa
osptsius who Enyo cfuissd In tbs
Arctic regions hirce the Paris nWsr !
IN BsEing era gnAttsTs, may DO bolitv ID,
this british fur Eealers arc systematic.
ally violating every condition OF ",
treaty, carrying plenty OF sfmR 10 de o.
they please and laughing ut the
thIeats or complaints from Amorics.
1t Is claimed that the British vessel.
are all cruising boldly without regard
TO tho treaty because there arc no
A merican otuisoIg to watch them aud
prolsot American rights under the
treaty. On the other hand, II In said
that by reason OF advantages OF posl-
tion aud superiority Oh tho neas Great
Britain Ia closely guarding our vessels,
and that sveTy violation OF law, how.
ever tuchulcal, 10 promptly reported
aud tumnatily dealt with.
Government agents will ASCERTAIN
every fact possible concerning tbeso
allegations snd the state dapartmo j
will lay the charges before tho Britlah
government. Tho violations thus far
discovered pertain 10 hshiag within
the prescribed present milos OF che
Islands OF PTioylon, known AZ Seal
leland. IL Ia alleged thRt nols ard
llrearms hgve been used in violation o .
the tTeztJ, and no attention has been
paid to the injunction which pfOhibitH
any kim OF lur sealing at certain Tea.
sOns OF tho year.
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WILTON LAcX.YE nARnIEo.
Csrsmssy Performed NJ Omaha LA,l
Night

Cousom BLUfFs, a., Sept. 25.-
Wilton Lackays and Mis- Alice Evans
were married Mt Council Bluffs this
afternoon by Rev. Stephen Phelps.
Both are we'll known theatrical people.
aud reside Ia New York city. Miss
Evans came direct FROM New YORK
today, anu met Lackayo, who was
Playing Bvengall with Pa meI's cJm.
pauy At tho Creighton, In omsla.
Lackayo delayed the Performance
half an hour, while the psrson wa,
rushed from bis study to the court
house, wnefe tho ceremony was per-
formed.
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Dnnrn,en 500 AnnIl Of nennaer.

NEw Yoru<, Bert .g.-Lofd Dun.
favrn'a o. 80 VA having NaiEyfis lii
, end too Wiutcr on THIS sldv Of tho
AIlenuu "a 20 have her race AMI Incl.
uenisily, !. L. said, silence critics who
a'ser.uG That ho was afraid TO have the
yacht meet Defender again. III. Matt
land kerrey, who has acted ~ Il al
Dunrayen's spokesman, said today;
There has been q great deal Of talk
about special races between tbs two
vessel, anu " anybody wants Nalkyrie
TO race, she will be- on hand. II De-
fender goes TO tho Mediterranean, Val
hyfis viii 20 there also.o
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Death Ia tnc Fiame<

CHICAGO, sept. 2G.-rne excursion
steamer Mackatawa was burned 10 thu
waters edge nj 2:l6 O'clock this morn.
Ing and two members OF its crew arc
supposed 10 have persisted In tho
flames. They art: Barney Mc0Dniglc,
engineer; an unknown msn, dock
hand. The fire broke out In lumber
yare, which Ia on tho North side OF
slip u, south pior. The iismsS, famed
bya lively breeze from the lake, swept
ncross tho SLIP and In few moments
this Mackstawa wAs In namss.
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suiNA's TRADE.
4 Promising Revival Of Commercial
Property noti~s Il.

wAsnISGroS, ovpl. 26.-rhe de-
psr,monl OF stale IL In receipt OF a r.
port on tho trade Of China for 1894,
prepared by the secretary OF Tie
British legation ut Pskin. Tho mast
remarkAbls feature of,his trade for tbs
year is found In tho fscts that, not.
withstanding tho japanese war and
many other untOwaId circumstances,
good results wore obtained and that ~
promising revival OF commercial pros
ps,iiy han asst In. Both exports and
inroF,s show an advance aud the
customs revenue was Increased by
every dlvisiOn OF tho TRADE with the
one exception OF Inuinn opium. The
receipts from tho exports exceeded the
maximum collected during the most
prosperous days OF the tea trade.
In accounting for this condition the
author Of this report sHyB no ports were
bl0ekRdel during the war ami too
ulual oslsmlIies Of war were almost
wholly absent. He therefore conoiuJel
that tho tavival was due to the "in.
hereut staunchness OF the POSITION"
Formir stocks VI imporIa nal bsen
absorbed and prices were on the whole
10 moderate ana taio % to encourage
Orde 10.
. "Fiuctuations In the valns OF silver"
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Non-rarts,nl il,e, CON ention.

RALEIGH, n. o., sept. 25.-rhe non-
partisan silver convention called here
by we'll known Democrats, among the
bignsrs being Gov. Carr, Secretary OF
State CVok and ex-Dsnocratic Slate
Chairman Smith, met today with sx-
Justioe James q. MoRss, IA chairman,
and Congressman Harry Skinner
(PopuiisD aud DR.. J. }. Mott Gre
lubliean) Vice prsaidunl. Three or
four hundred persons attended.
Senator Marion Butler presented n
resolution, agreed upon by the confer
once last night. Tue resolution states
that free and unlimit,d coinage OF Ill.
Yer 10 tho only way to emu tue evil OF
gold monomstalllem; Tecommer ded
voters 10 elect only such senat rs,
representatives. anu presidential el, G.
tors AZ viii declare on the stump thtiI
endorsement Of free clinago anu To.
quent other states TO hold such conven
tons and taks similar action.
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Republican Campaign.

MAHsnALLTowS, Iowa, Sept. Co.
The Republican state campaign was
formally opened here this afternoon
under the auspices Of the Iowa Travel.
ing Mems club. Tho crowd was not
as larg. ~ Anticipated, owing to the
attending weather. Senator Allison
dHliverei tno Heading rd4,sss, n
thorough review Of the nEsnc., taFifl
and other leading Issues. TaoIe wsfs
R.so addresses by U. =. Sonai0r Gear,
ex-governor L~rrabro, General Drake
aud MatlParrutl and others. Two io9et-
ings were held simultaneously.
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Committed suicide.

DEER ISLE, Maine, Sept. 26.-Mrs.
Vioivl Haskell, who ON June IL mar
ried J. IL. Brister, oolored, tho leader
OF ihe Piokauinny band ut Cincinnati,
alter. leaving her husband, Everett j.
Haskell, seriously III here, was found
dead Ia thu wOods near here late yes
terJay. 5ho evidently committed sui
eide. There was u bullst nole In her
had and u revolver lay near. MH.
Haskell lived with Bristsr but u lew
weeks, returning 10 the bedside Of her
husband soon altar tue publication Of
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muspnrDs or ,ARns DESTROYED
Forrest rirs. sweeping over Vas, tract.
OF land

MONTREAL, QueDsc., Sept. 2J.--The
big iorest iife tnnt has been raging
two days In tho forests Of the county Of
Athabasoa has destroyed hundreds OF
farm houses. Tbs village Of Brawits
Mills IL wiped out. Even cattle were
burned In the Fields. Tue inhabitants
barely escaped. HUNDREDS OF families
became separated IN the flight.
Most Of tho county from Brawits
Mills 10 Ashton Ia a chaTred anu
blsckeDod waste. The fra II sating
still further into tho interior anu tho
sky IL osscuted by dense smoke.
Forest Dale and MOOSE Park, on Slit.
ohells road, escaped the fire entirely,
but along tho Athahasca branch OF
Grand Trunk the destilution Is pitia-
bic.
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way he cast suspicion on the minister
AID tho ueisrse will attempt 81 prove
his insinuations were jusi. fable.
In order 10 show tho SIMILARITY OF
DR.. GiDson's handwriting aud that on
ths paper anu wrapper, u blackboard
containing some OF tho PASTORS writ.
ing Will he Introduced in evidence by
the defense.
This blackboard was found on the
nfst landing OF the bolfry by Attorney
Dickinson aud Deuproy ono day dur.
lag tho Inspection Of tho ohuroh. They
examined the board carefully at tho
time, nnd aitor little consultation,
utcidud u would be Of value ~ tho de-
fener. When they lOlt the church
ihty took tho board with thom, anu by
The writing on " Will try TO prove
much that may be Of damaging char.
Lcter against tue minister. Tue board
contains tho following notice, which
was written Ia chalk by DR.. Uibsou:
"fhe paltDf Will zee Waters down
elnirs after services"
This board was frequently ulacod ia
the lobby OF this church on Sundnyr
During the week It was kept In the
Oelffy landing.
Durif 4 tho preliminary examination
Of tue Minnio Williams case, tho de.
tense requested Dr. tihson to write tha
assa ~, ,n ~,
80, ,n,,'I a. -, -,
i,ian,,, u P'Po v' ,, a.,
,s.'ie,.' -,-, Wv ~
s sa,nSa S,,,,.r ~" n, n,hIl o uo
49, ~ w,,,,S. liz 49,
-, Ia ,.,aa -. ~
NV, ~, ~. aa,','... 81, .'oV',.
49, .,',,,sh,a ~. .'.i vi ~ ~
sn.cisaans ~ h.n, ,,Si',p,. sr, wi
c,a,,,,Ssi m, ns,'a, 80 W."
na,,c, nm do hiscsSo.,., $500 us
ghn 100 ,na nao' a.. ieo.
,,ci,.in. A. - r,,as sns ~ ,hs npu'
nsr ssn, e. Ma NGhIs y" '"' "'P'
M a,,ssen a. $500, ,..
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,silpraia rraII Tor Loudon.

soUTIrAMPIos, Sept, 70. - The
steamship Paris On hos ran ifom Nov
York TO S0utnAmp.OI was elower
twenty hours taAn her ,ccors, owin +;
u heavy iogs. Tho Paris brought
4.60l roxoa and ~ crates Of Calliotl a
iruit which viii arrive In London lac
tonight and On sold NJ bucli0n t.mor.
tow. The fse. tna, al the fruit Is oou.
signed 10 ouo Grn 10 Thought to be
against the realization Of good pricrf.
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WARRINGTON, Sept. 25.-Ailer n TO.
cansiaefHtiOn OF the subJee Secretary
Herbert today decided TO abandon tho
idea OF advertising Tor proposals for
BUILDING the two new batIloships with
u provision for the Inclusion OF tho
necessary amor for the ships In ono
lorm OF bid. Consequently tho adver-
tlFement will call ios bids for the ships
without armor, according " the oxis,-
ing practices under which all OF our
now ships were built.
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Opporlmne TIrs.

MISSFApOLIs, Sept. 20. Tho cham.
Der OF commerce, q handsome i've
story stone structure, erected IN 1854 At
lho cost 81 sisD,OO0, was damaged
$1,000 by fitc today. rhe loss on the
coutents is also about $4,000. Ths
building has long been TO small and
au opportunity viii now DO embraced
TO rebuild and enlarge 10.
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pemoern,ie c.nYen,len.

TRENTos, Nj Sept. 25.-The Dsm.
ooraIio state convention TO nominate y
candidate for governor, mt here to-
osy, D8l delegates being present.
Judge Howard Carlow OF Camden
was permanent ohalfmNu. The plat
i.fsl adopted sud RAGS tuo national al.
miuistralion. AlexasdeT j.. MoGlll
wa ganii aat0d "a tue nrst ballot iot
4 OyeTnoT,
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un,iIs on Coat Greek.

GLENw0OD SpuSGS, Colo, Sept.
25.-A posse e officers and gang Of
cattle thloves had pitched BATHS on
Goal creek. One o. ths ROBBERS, DO.
loved 70 bs Green Fithsr. was shot
through tho nip, aud ssothor. sup
posed to DO rhoniSs Lswis, was shot In
the arm. a horse was killed beneath
. deputy sheriff, but none Of the OH
Gers were injured. This robbers all
eicApod TO the hillt.
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the stofy ni the ticlemhu', wiih tao
explanation that she had received =
letter from her Lfothtr-iG-law, On.
ucunolng tho death Of Aif. Hstksli
She produced tins leitaf, but her broih-
cf-in-lAw denied io WAS tho author.
Mrs. Haskell was forgiven by her hu.-
baud, who 10 dangerously ~, AMI mai
been with him aimOs. conIinuously
since her return.
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nAaRIsoS wItIiDuAws.
HEX inicT wii rss- iIi, Place In tho
Pre.tdcnti.i Race.

NEW YoHIS. sspi. 26.--The Herald
sayG II In said upon the authority Of u
Republican leader Of national repuIa-
ton that BspIamln Harrison has
Withdrawn from the presidential race
and has named Wni. Mckinley a. his
rssiduary legAleo. More than tn.
samblsnce OF truth IL given to this
rapport by the fact that Charles w.
Fairbanks, Mr.. Harfison's personal
representative and tho leading oandi-
date for Unitsd States Senator Voor.
hoes place, Ia In the city In conference
with Ex-Governor Foraker, who 10 sup.
posed ~ Do hore In the Interests OF
Mckinley.
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nine IxpIs.ion N.ar Le.dyIIie.

DESvEH, sept. GA opsciAl to the
Iimss from Luaivills ssy': There hA.
been an explosion at tho Belgian mi NJ
and tho ground hiss cAyoi Ia. There
are ffsern men under ground. II II
Impossible to reach ,hem. Tns Bel.
giAn Ia looa,ed about hvs miles from
Leadvillo In Adelaide PARK.
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nsr. TaImas. called % w..hlnntou

wAsH.suroH, Sept. a0.-Rey. DE-.
Talmngs Of Brooklyn. has accented =.
call 10 W o-parsor OF the Fiat Pfe,by.
terrain church In this city. DR.. Tai.
msge In to have equal authority with
DIR. Sunderland aud probably viii
preach half OH TIE sermons, beginning
on sunday October "a.
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PORE INVENTION.

ks Alleged frtcrsiew with the Dor
bisa 'hsnceiioa
NEW fonS, sept 26.-A special Ia
tho Herald from Berlin ssyH The
chancellor has declared that the Hohou.
lohs interview published by tho Psrls
Figaro Ia pure Invention. Tho national
liberal press has been much irritnte1
by the Interview and As n consequence
II seems ns II a new prSss camDaign
were about to be started against L .ince
Won Hohenlohe. VINO Is los.-k ground
In public estimation.
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coiiidsa Win a y. ), war,hlp.

New YORK, sept. gG.-Ths Herald's
correspondent al Guayquil, Ecuador,
telegisphs that the Engilth steamer
Condor oellided there with the United
States warship Alert. No lives weto
lost, hut tho Alert sustained n dAr, age
OF 81 900.
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gianIs Fair, tue Caliiornis Lsiress aud
sister Of Mt. Hcfnnah OuNio!r 2, IL
engaged TO Count bCiisisrffl, who has
been prominent Ia society :or the past
two sBAaoue.
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NEW ORLEANS, sept. 25.-rhs co.
operative BenEiug association has sus-
pended, capital sioob, 100000. The
bapk had but few deposition.
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A California nsir,ss Engaged.

NEW YoaK. Sept. s0.--A special to
the World from Newport, r. l., ssyE
There 10 u Fumor here that Miss Wiz
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NV gibson. HANDWRITING.
'u to riry nn Imp ,stant Par, ~
the burrRut srlnt.

l.r NAN it,ihANolsco. Sept. gs.-Tho
egirihg VI Rev. Geo. Gib.on IL
n. 70 play nu important part ID
asb, s ~ lfla'. Ia hiA opening stale.
snlin1 'usy, Dsuprey said Inat the
Ann,h 9h tnr paper enclosing
aIhe Lannon'S Tlpss and an ne
rnl,s,t T. ~ dressed to Mr.. Noble were
IN u ~ ~ we penmanship OF tho pas
Numhnusl church. Iu an adroit