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Steamer Albano Glp sailed from Iiavre for New York
October g. s
81 Lucia FOR Newly October -.
Steamer Christine dam. iH~sen. from copenhagen
sailed from Shields for NeY-Nok october D
Steamer Leibnlz uielgl Graham from to Jaheiro ana
Pernambuco sailed from - Lucia for New-Nork oco-
Steamer Colerige (. Davies. from New York Septem-
Der Penambuco. arrived 20 Rio Janelro october T.
Steamer Herschel ,Br). Byrne from New-Nork septe-
her 10 ia Baltimore. Victoria. etc arrived AT Per
nambuco october 4
Steamer Vigsnaes tNor). Petersen. from Ncwfork Au-
gust H. via St Johns T. for Naples arrived at Mar
settles October 4.
Steamer Catalina SPAN Dlez, from New-lork Septem-
her 81 for barcelona arrived at Lisbon october -.
Steamer Martelo ut) I".ter' from Ne"-io'N SeP''m-
Der % arrived AT Hull October 4
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II GER Stormer from New
York. arrived southampton AT = IN october : ana
proceeded for Bremen.
Persia Ger, Spleit, from New-l oik sailed
from Hamburg october l.
steamer Stella ger. Reesng New York. arrived at
Copenhagen October !.
steamer l.ldgate i'm OBJ, sailed from London for New
York October !.
steamer GIenosle pD. Gasson. NewYork. arrived at
Port said October l.
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER o.
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32d and broadway.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
BOSTON STRIKERS WIN.
They Arc Consequently Jubilant over Theii
Signal victory.

Boston, Aug. 24.-The backbone Of the
garment workers strike seems broken,
all but eight of the contractors having
signed the agreement and given real estate
bonds to keep it. At a meeting of the
Clothing Trades council last night it was
decided that all the remaining contractors
who had not signed the schedule by to-
night would have to pay full wages to
their employees that remained idle after
next Monday
The council also decided that the appli-
cations of the union contractors for more
help would be filed by the employees from
the factories of those contractors who had
not signed the schedule.
The strikers are jubilant over the out
come Of the strike and are now proposing
to increase the weekly dues TO establish
such a strike fund that the contractors
will hesitate before again causinga con-
flict between the union and themselves
A meeting of the contractors was schod-
uled for last night, but owing to such a
large number of the members signing tho
contract and agreeing to the unions de-
mands the meeting fell through
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
JUsT WAIr UMTlL 1861
Thon Spain u Going to cruoh Ont the Cu
ban Rebellion.

ban Rebellion.
MADRID Aug. 24.-The semioilicial El
Nacional says that the government has
decided to dispatch 100. 600 men and all
the ships necessary to blockade the island
of Cubn and crush the rebellion during
the first months of 1896.
General snlcedo has arrived at Corunna.
He states that il is only a question Of time
and weather when Captain Martinez
Campos will "swcep the rebels into the
sea.
In regard TO the news that Estrada and
other Cuban insurgent leaders are allowed
TO hold n meeting in Forester hall, "with
the flag of the Cuban republic flying
alongside the stars and stripes, caluminat-
ing Spain, her army and Cuba, collecting
money and recruiting men for rebellion, -
rs announced in a dispatch received here,
Tho Imparcinl says:
IF the government Of the United States
continues TO authorize such meetings, in
which Spain and her army are insulted
and funds collected for expeditions against
us our course is clear, and Europe shall
be made acquainted with how the United
States understand their international OBJ
legations. Deeds and not words, acts and
not promises, are what we want. Let us
nuiiAAAhI AhAA lAAAAAA A'NANA NAAtNAA NAAN A'N'A
of our country. Let us reach the most
oxtrome disasters, if such is our lot, but
let us not either bo deceived or degraded
by any weakness"
HAVANA, Aug 2f.-Maximo Gomez
the insurgont leader, it is stated, has is
sued proclamation sentencing a number
Of we'll known persons to death.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-News has
bcon received in this city that complete
government has been formed by the Gu
ban insurgents at Najasa by n conference
of the delegates from all five Of the prov
inces on the island. The conference was
presided over by General Maceo A con-
stitutlon was adopted, which provides for
five states in Cuba, each to have charge
of its local affairs under a local governor.
The general government of the island will
be vested in a president and cabinet and
two houses similar to those Of this coun-
try. Naiasa win be the capital.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The fact that, ninety zone more liquor
licenses may be issned in Boston under
the new census figures occasions a lively
scrambling smong those who are anxious
10 20 into the bnHiues3 OF liquor selling
The profits Of this business are still
sul1ciently largo TO cause these additional
licenses to be looked upon as valuable
franchises, aud no doubt they are. The
law limiting the number OF Licences 90
one for each 500 CT the population adds
greatly 10 their value ~ Boston Herald
As for park acreage, IL needs only to
be said hat, with the single exception
OF Brooklyn, the number OF persons per
acre OF park Is larger 10 this clty-muoh
lereer--than Ia any other OF the great
cities OF the country. Cincinnati has 800
acres OF parks. and the nGmber OF per
sous 10 each acre OF psrk Is l,025 Gin
cinhsti Commercial Gazette
There Is no reason TO aifcont the
sentiment and tradition with respect 20
the third term Tue sentiuent aud
tradition ngaiust third term for
any body will not be violated by the
Democrats -Louisvllle Courier Journal
Whether a missionary does not divest
himself OF the rights OF British subject
when he osauneB white tie, put his
hymnbook into his carpet bag, and rushes
Ia where sane men fear 30 tread, may
be an arguable question Pail Mall
q vatte
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
coNTEMPoRARY oPINloN.
nlanufaetarlne PrIees.


From the New York Tribune
A triple alliance OF farmers In the three
great spring wheat states, binding them
not TO sell their wheat for lees than 81
per buahel, 10 now rumOred aud deserves
notice as one curious speculative story
OF the times Ia ten years there have
bson only three in which whea5 has even
touched that price at Chicago, and In
those years IL actually sold above 81 at
Chicago in parts OF three months In 1888,
and three ia 1889, from the crop OF 1888
which was about li5 600 900 bashels as
officially reported There were I've
months In 1890 and six 10 1891 during
which wheat sold part OF the time above
s PER buahsl at Chicago, owing 70 the
unprecedented foreign demand After
dedu0ting the cost ef transpofta-
tion from farms OF Minnesota aud the
Dakotshs TO Chicago, it appears that
thero has not baen a single moath In ten
years IN which II has boon possible 70
mahtsin anything IKE 3 per hushel on
this farms. and only About iTe months
out Of l25 Ia any part OF which that
price could have been realz ID. Yet this
period embraces years OF very short crops
hers and OF unpr, cedentsd scarcity abroad.
Wiutcr wheat - undoubtedly short
this year, aud IL ali the spring wheat
producers could somehow be induced to
keep osck the whole Of their large crop.
probably few OF them would get high
price The rest would not, aud would
hud themselves at the end OF the year
with wheat on hand and debta unpaid.
Wheat 40 81 per bu5hel lt the fagmg ia
spiiag wheat states would mean more than
$125 a. New York. and the price has
barely touched that point during one OF
two days In q single mouth FOR the last
twelve yesrs-nsmely, Ia April, 1891.
when scarcity abroad and a crop Of less
than 400. 600 bushels here came together
Even Ia that month the average WAS O.
cents lower, aud 10 every other month
sincs 1888 the average was more than II
cents lower With An average OF only %
cent per hushel et New York in 1888 80
exports fell below SO 00O, coo bushels,
and price 30 cents higher now, after
the low prices OF the last three years
would cut down both the foreign demand
aud the domestic consumption st rats
10 amaze tho holde Some would
quickly get frightened and SELL more OF
lees secretly, and then tbe market would
break wide open, and the rest would b,
left 20 get what they could In the fag eud
Of year, With foreign and dom estio con
sumption largely supplied or lost.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
women aIsas GOOD Bankers.

From the Buffalo Commercial.
The extent Co which women are
interested IN the financial affairs Of the
country is not generally known. In
banking, especially, their influence 70
remarkable, and is constantly on the
increase. The presidents OF several
national banks Ia tho West are women,
and they arc largely represented in the
directorate OF huancial Institutions,
Thile tbs number holding mors sub
ordinate places OF trust aud responsibility
iu banks IL we'll up ia the hundreds.
Comp uptroiler kgkele. ~ his forthcoming
report 20 Congress-, will devote E chapter
to tie growing Interest Of women "a the
banks aud hnaucial Institutions Of the
country. he has already coupled some
Interesting statistics on this subject,
covering both TIE nsti0ual aud state
banks At tho date Of his last report
sne numb-r Of shares OF national bauks
was 2 U9S 4i3 representing tota
valuation Of $6se Gl2 go OF these
1865 az shares. repre- ssnting Sl3O 6ol, d,
i92 neio owl,d By women The per
centake OF shares Is "a aud Of capital
1879 Tho number OF individual womel
p"id-ra Of national bank stock wal
40 coz Tho modern woman In business
ateirf, Is. as g lule, careful, ,c,n cieutiou
aud faithful to every trust she assumes
aud, ia matters of finance, her mansge
ment has been demonstrated 70 b.
iudicioua aud wise
Evening journal., 1895-08-24

Schedule in eject Nav L. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
An trains Illuminated with Pintsch
NEW YORK, weekdays. .s.o5, $50.
$50 $40, ,l0.S5 a. M; 'l2.zls 'l5S, 'SOs,
$40 .ils5 a. if M 500 .sss s7ss, 81 p. i.0' n.
AND CHEsTNUT sTREETs.)
800, $40, 'iO.s5' lilo, siii5 a. m; 'l22i.
l2O .l59 O6, S.25. 455, '5.s2, $780, 49,, $40.
Sundays. e. 's.O5. Gg, '7so, 7.s5, $50. $40.
'l1S5 a. m; l210. 10, 1906, s.25, 455, 'B.g2.
$50, s7.32, $50, 10, IL .. m.
MARKET sTREETs.
weekdays. 's.05 '7.S0. $3.50. 'iOss ~ MI
Sundays. 'SOs, 'zsO. 'ns - m; 'zS1.
CHESTER, weekdays, .so5. 5.55. SIT.
ss7:sO, 7.55, $50, -, s1O.55. 110 II 4S. a. m;
caEsTER. Sundays, .s.o5, sz7, '7.so.
755 $50 Ills a. .a M; a. l2l9' i I'D 'So5' I'D
ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays, s7.S0 a.
m; s1221, '1.59. '2O6 D. IN. Sundays, '7.S0s
CAPE MAY, weekdays, '7.sO GLOSS H.
m, Saturdays only, '1.5s, 's.0s p. NJ
Sundays, s7.3O a. m.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
.42o, 7.O2. .s4l, .l105 q; m. 'l255 's.el, E.eis
Sundays, '420, 7.02, sS.4l a. M; 'lt.tt, 'AOL
aes -4gS 30 $50 -s5S p. 4, 70; s,., ,r,o,,,,,
d5 BALllA50lhE Il, ~ a AND Nm, WAY SAAAAONS'
N NEWARK, is' Del, 40, 7Oz .s47, 'l1Os a.
m; 'l2.55. 1903. '5.25 7,s5, ss:2o, 'S.5S. Ills
Sos, '5.S5, 7S5. $50. .S5S. LILO p. m.
PITTS BURG, weekdays, '8.47 a. m.s
'6.1S p. m. Sundays. 'S.47 q. m; $50 P m
= "a m
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS, 'l2.Ss and
NEW ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tanooga, $50 p. m. daily. IhreuEh
SINGERLY ACCOMMODATION, Tea
a. LANDENRE'RG fG3N ii's' c. AcCoBiMoDKTIoS.
weekdays, 7.O2, 1880 a, m; Loz, b.1s y n
sundays $50 % a. m; 5.sS B = m; a;,r arRprr
STATION.
For New York, weekdays. '6.lb = m
For Philadelphia, eek-days, b.lO, 'l-tg
a. m; 500. '5.15, 9.45 p. m. Sundays, Ils
a. m; LOO. '5.15, 9.45 p. m
For Pittsburg and Chicago, daily
'i5S For = Baltimore. weekdays. ek0 a. E.i J.
s5l5 .. m. Sundays, 3, '5.15 p.
For Landenberg ana way sta~.o1B, week
days, $50, lO.25 a. m; z, 5.lb p M. sundays.
II.'TNvE 'PHiiADEIPHIA CTWENTY-
FOURTH AND GHlE9sTNUTsTREETs)
FOR WILMINGTON.
Weekdays $40 6, 7.l5, gs.15, $50 'l0.ss,
Ais. ais .lis, SIS. '5h. $50, $50, '7ss. AK
'' sundays. 'S.iO, 6, 's1s, $50, $50, l1So an;
s1220 sl-36. 2. '3.30. 325, '4.15, 4tS. ax9,
s7.43, sS.23 1910 and 1l.35 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CrWELFIH
AND MARKET SrREETS)
Weekdays, s3.20 F7.55, sl0.16, a. m; 'i.zl,
p. m. Sundays, '3.20. s7.55 a. nj III p. IA.
Telephone, No. 1893.
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
g. o. SCUIL, General Passenger Agent
r. b. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Durant TO he a witness.

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 24-Durant will
probably be a witness in his own behalf,
this determination having been reached on
account of Mrs. Leaks claiming to have
seen Durant and Blanche Lamont enter
the church together the day Blanche disap-
pcared. 1t is believed that at least six
persons will oorroborate Durant's alibi
statement
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Tho West wants the Job.

From the Seattle Post-lntelligencer.
The plans for the six new gunboais
for the navy have been completed and
tho ship builders OF the country have
been invited 90 tender bids for their
construction. Under tho terms OF the
act authorizing the new vessels, one or
mors are 70 be built on tho Pacific coast,
provided satisfactory bids can bs OBJ
tained. Ole especial reason why the
ship builders OF the Pacific coast ought
20 be able 10 readily secure contracts
for the proposed new vessels Ia that
under the plans they are TO bs composite
vessels That ls. Che frame is 20 be OF
steel aud the planking OF wood. Under
the plans the p.ankiug Is required TO be
or Georgia pine, but there 10 no question
that Dougla Or would be considered by
the department au acceptable substitute
ns it is far superior to the proposed pine
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Hnwls Thia 1

We offer One Hundred Dollars rewari for
ary case OF Catarfh that cannot bs cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
i. j. CHhNNET a. CO.. Toledo. o.
We. tho undersigned have SHOWN + y .Chey-
ney for the last Is years. and believe him uer-
fectly honorable in all business transactions
ano financially able 20 carry out any oblith-
tonH made by their firm.
West & 'iruex, Wholesille Druggists. Toledo q.
WFlding klnnan a Marvin. " lo.tsalc DRUG
si7ts. Toledo. o.
Halle Cafarrh Cure Is taken internally.
tcti1l dirs city upon th- blood aud mucous
surfaces Of the system Testimonials sent
nee Price 15c. per bottle. Sold 10y All drug.
lists.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
nIsnnnenrnnee OF aIlnlster.

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 24.-Rov. Miner
Morris OF Niantio Conn, mystoriously
disappeared while ON his way from his
home to Montrose, this state, whore lac
was to be installed as pastor Of the Mont
rose Bnptist church tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
81 More Esperlmenta pe.Ired.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. 24-Goorge w. Arch
or, president of the Rochester Driving
Park association, said to reporter: "Our
experience this year certainly leaves no
desire on our part TO experiment further.
There Is not the slightest chance that we
win have another grand circuit meeting
here IL the laws romain as they stand at
present %
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
nnsiinrs nIon EIeoted.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. 24.-The Hast
ings- Gilkoson ticket has beon elected in
Lehigh county by an overwhelming ma
jority The. indications are that Senator
Quay has but AZ votes out Of total of l66
IN today's county convention.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Tramns Around NorwIeh.

NORWICH, n. Y, Aug. 2i-Sinoe the
hop season opened tramps have made their
appearance in this section Of the country
and have caused constant fear among
farmers wives. Thirty-four of them
boarded north bound freight train yes
terday just outside of this village Tho
trainmon feared to molest them, and they
woro allowed % ride ON the bumpers.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Gamblers Arrested.

SARATOGA Aug. 24.-Louis Lapoint of
Plattsburg dropped 500 in poker game
and is now locked up rs a witness against
four mon with whom he played The
other men arrested and locked up include
David Davis, David Clarke, John Roach
and George Wiley, all Of New York.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Horrible Dsath o. a Drunlard

OCEAN CITY. Ma Aug "a Lsnrei
Jones while drunk isid down On the
galway track and was cat 20 pieces b7 a
train Ris brother, who WAS with him.
.rohn ln time Do eseapa
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
nrnI,e un In a Row.

PITrsBURG. Aug. 24.-The McKoe's
Rocks races broke up i'm general row,
and riot was only averted by the prom
ise of tho judges that tho booSmakors
should refund all money placed on the
2.l4 pace and that all bets on the race
were of
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
whnt THO Arm. rhlnI...

AIBAgy. aug. 2A-Tho Argus says.
"The Republican state ticket, as consti-
tutod by the present state officers, all Of
whom expect denomination viii DO
smashed ana Will not be put through as q
slate The man solicited as q sacrifice IS
Comptroller james A. Roberts of Buffalo. %
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
10 Nalurs.. aIeal worlshop.

European sggrandizsment la africa
means the enlightenment Of the people
Of the Dark Continent and the develop
mont Of its resources, the true greatness
Of which is. as yet. unknown The
savages who now inhsbit Africa are
doing but little for themselves, and
nothing for the continent and the world.
IL Is part Of the plan Of nature that the
continent be opened up to the light OF
civilization and Christianity, snd that it
perform its full share IN contributing 10
The great enterprises Of the world. The
nations OF Europe, orcs savage them
selves, are the chosen instruments to
effect the transformation.
Sentimentalists msy deplore the great
loss Of life attendant upon the csrrying
out Of the plan which nature has fore
ordained They always do. That was
their position ia the case Of our own
country which WAS wrssted from savages
who could not or would not msks use OF
the bountiful opportunities that hsd
been placed In their hands They we're
poor vorkmen. Unable TO carry out
their part OF the great natural plan Of
civilization, it was but jest shat their
task should be taken from than snd
delegated to other and better hands
The America Of to-day is living witness
Of natures wise course. Left TO tho
Indian the America OF to-day woald be
the America Of ll92 Delaware Instead
OF being dotted with prosperous cities
and towns and blooming like garden,
would be covered with forests aud be
nothing more than the hunting giourd
of ssvages
The earth Is a great workshop The
people are natures woIkmen. Nations
are fOremen Of the departments There
Is certain work to be done In the great
contract with the Omulpotsnt to spread
civilization and Christianity. L enc
class OF workmsn cannot do II another
will. The work must not step bscsuss
Of Inability OF indisposition on the part Of
any nation or people The divine order
has been issued and the partition and
NDAINt7t " Aitloa Constitute one OF tl4
ersudest works Of tho age. Il means
ths emancipation Of millions Of fellow
creatures from tie bondage Of Ignorance
and ldolsiry; the total suppression OF
slave trade the horrors OF which We
but slightly conceive; and the
bringing into uee Of the resources
OF e continent. The native Africans are
not competent TO perform the labor.
Willing or unwilling they must have
help. Tho time will come when the
several states OF Africa will occupy .
most exalted position IN the conduct OF
the affairs OF the world supplanting
great powers which exist to day.
Nature works slowly, but there Is .
delibersteness Of method and execution
about her methods which is appalling to
refractory or Incompetent agents
Nothing can 0werve her from the course
Of the great lines Of action which she
has laid down Men have thelr way
with her IN littls things, but her viii 10
inexorable IN things which vitally hHsct
the great interests Of the world
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
FrIends Return From Ahrnnd.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. "a Hannah Fl.
stratton sud Lydia K Lightfoot. OF this
city, have returned from their religious
visit TO ENGLAND John s. and Esther
Fowler, Of West Chester. are expected to
sail homeward next week, having com.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24

N6yuMTSarON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD. Tflae table IA eject June loth,
lgoh.
Tlpins Ieav. Wilmington. French stEeei
S-icfcrthur ffuveDcourf, Grnnogue, Cosserty
Dnndde' Ford Junction. Pocopaon. Wel
Choster. E1nbreevfue. Mortonvtle, Cosies
VII and intermediate stations, daily, e1coAi
.,undeV. Al Y 20 "a "a, 1 %. 4t5 and y 10
sunday nniy At C8 4 Ia; 90 and 4 I'd ~.
Daily et eO y m.
rOr MayneeDnrH Junction, frriukiSW ~
inls.rrroiiata etrtions. daily. except enrorf
~ 7f0aln. th and Vb y ~. cnnd~Ye "nif =
su3 An. bs ard O5 4 M.
r'ar Iosnna. biriieboro, lteading snl inirf
mediate slrttons. dstlY. ezGeVt SUNDAY ~
7 o : ", and Z BE- . ~ Sunday onis - s'o m
and r. IA. -. ,.
BOWN1SS BEFG33. Gen. Passenger Agen
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
BOY Horse Thief

NORWICH, n. Y, Aug. 2i.-Frank
sweet, ~ years old, was arrested for steal
ing horse. He rode the animal to Wal
ton, 90 miles from this place, and sold il
to a liveryman for a suit of old clothes, a
pair OF shoes and 90 cents.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
- - nlschnrrnd.

ROCHESTER, y. ", Aug. 2i-Dr. Hor-
ace b. Gee, who was arrested on the charge
Of performing a criminal operation on
Fannie Atridge was discharged there
being insufficient evidence against him
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Fatal Panic Ina Church.

NIENNA, Aug. 24.-During the cclobra-
tion uf mass In a church at Rogozno, Ga
lcia, panic was caused by the upsctting
of taper During the confusion thrco
persons We're killed, and many were in
fusuI
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
what Is Heq

A Qieen Anne man wants to bet $40
thai De can eat basket Of peaches from
q o'clock p % until bedtime He has
eaten seventy spp,es snd sixty peaches
and drunk plat Of whiskey by / o'clock
P. m.--Eistoa Ledger.
Whas is he-Jorssy red, Chester county
While or chinooteaEus razor backg
Evening journal., 1895-08-24

The sYndei which owns the De-
fender should not unae-rase the power
and epssd 81 Dunrsv, MS yacht. Rather
overrate 70 aad bring ths Defender up 10
The hlshe.t point oI perlsoIion
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
- : 20 shIn CanaI.

BRUSSELS. Aug. 24.-The chamber of
deputies voted the credits necessary for
demonstration of "a ship canal from Hcyst
TO Bruges and for the conversion OF tho
latter place into seaport.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24

Oiesaa sportsmen are shipping black
birds 10 New York In large quantities
Before being served in Gotham'a hotels
the reed bird lightning transformation
will take place
Evening journal., 1895-08-24

Governor Aitgsld Is now doing the bon
ton seoside resorts. VIII the Four Hun
dred Of New York make social lion Of
tue anarchislic ass