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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-13

washington CITY. Jsly f2-apecia1-
Secretary Hoke 6msth has anrmed shs
decision OF The commissioner OF the gen
e~al lard Office who re3ected tns tinaosr
culture entry OF ZachArian Cox. Ia the
spokane land District. The Norrhsrn
Pacific Railroad Company gets the iaad
The motion FOR review OF the ocpsrtnents
decision made by WILDER c. smith was
denied by the secretary. This was con
test between Smith and Kirk Dexter Tor
a tract OF land In the North Yakima as
trsct
The Northern Pacific railroad loses .
tract OF land IN the yanccuvsr DISTRICT
which by Ia. ssc-erary's decision Is given
10 John j. Berg, a honesteader.
The same company hoses q tract OF iarsd
IN the Olympia district. which wsn now
be awarded 70 Charles o. Lee X his
homestead spp,scation Is regular; also
arother tract IN che watervsle lard DIS
trsct which now becomes the property OF
James n. Orr.
Marrse A. Lamb Ios-s her timber ors-
tyYre contrast in the wAEa wafh DISTRICT
The Northern Tactic railroad gets The
land.
The secretary has Denied rhs moeson
for review OF the Departments decssson
In rejecting his appHcs fson for iot No. /.
OF the island N ne Columbia river. and
part OF section II. township ~ north.
range 81 east. wziiametr@ meridian, epc-
kane Fails The ~. Paul Catholic Mis-
sA0n Society OF Jesus gets the lands.
The secretary has affirmed the commits
sionsr's decision IN rejecting the home
stead. application Of Christian Boerner.
in the Olympia Land district, contested for
by che Northern Pacific rafaroAd
Similar action Was taken In the cass
OF Samuel r.. Hoioomh against the Worm
ern Paczac railroad. the Land Involved BE-
ing home~sat tract IN the watervfi,s
land district However, the COMPANY
loses ifs contest with Albert r. Afltson ro-
a track In the Spokan. 6fs1srs The eosr-
rauy also loses its contest against Jarnss
W. Dyer. Tho Land involved 10 tn che
Spokane district
Nels Nelson wins N Q corsswe with TIE
company for . tracs In ne wassrvslrs
district
Rowland r. r. Hazard verrs from sn>
company in contest Involving q trs<-s Of
Land IN tie Spokane land district.
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OtyDpsA July is-SYeciai---Arstcieo Eou
the following domestic corporations bare
been fled In the orace ef the secretaxy Of
state.
Southern Cross ana vciver1ne Csrscsf-
dated Gold Mining Company. Of spekanei
capital, soc eac; incorporates. L d. WAL
ford. &. Z McClane and others
Robinson Mining Company. OF Seatsies
capital. $3.50. aeos incorpog2tors. z n Rob
inson. III. c. Boilong.
Diamond Queen Gold Mining Company.
OF Seattle. capital ssce 90. incorporatorss
w. @. Tanner. Harry L. Rodgers and eth
ers.
The x Ray Gold Mining Company asa
Smsiting Company. OF spokane. capital.
81. Gee. incorporators. =. 8. Wiisors w.
w. Smith and others.
Rossland He'd Mountain Cola MtniEE
Company. OF Spokane. CAPITAL. 8. 0oaoeCs
incorporators. r. I. Clark. Charles swse-
ney and others.
The Hydro Smelling and Refining Csm-
pany. Of Taconas capital .. ooo. ooo. tneer-
porators. $. " Trapp. A. L Brewa
Star OF india Gold Mining Company, q
Seattle: capital. ssso.ee: !ncorporators. w.
II Brinker. o. y. Calvin and others
The Tuesday Gold Mining Company. OF
Seattle; capital 81 sa. 100. fncorporatars,
J. @. Blake. j. G.. Cotton and others.
The Seattle Auction. Storage and Conn
mission Company. OF Seattle. capital.
s., 900: incorporates, T.. q. Hlckerten- e.
+. Aust and others.
The whatcon Creamery Company. OK
New whatcom. capital. tloao. inoorpora-
tors. p. Baum. Albert Pancoast and 9TH
ers.
Ballard Gold Mining and Milling Conn
pany, of Ballard: capital. Loo. ooe. inccr-
porators, III. Dow, w. TX. Vernon and 9TH
ers.
Kettle River Mining and Milling Compa-
ny, OF Spokane. capital. E-za.ooo: moor
porators, ]. 5. Johnston. J. A. Martin, r
Foster.
Methow Mining ard Milling Company. OF
Seattle: apssai. s.. oo0. 00os incorporatorss
s. McLsan. J. NJ. Sparkman. ]. W. DraA
Concord Gold Mining Company, OF spo-
kane: capital. $4,000: incorporasors. N.
" Luck. William HUFF and others.
Kohinoor Gold Mining Company, or spo-
kane: capital, st.ooo. 90; incorporatora T.
r. stern, III. L. Rodgers. H brownies.
Electric Engineering and Constructon
Company. OF Tacoma: capital. sl1.Wo. IN
corporators, T. b. Wallace. q. Il Mum
and Others.
Cedar Canyon Consolidated Mining Com
pany. of Spokane; capital, 500 900. moor
porafors. ]. i. Drumhencr. h J. Gieoon-
Perry Lanona-
Deer Horn Gold Mining Company OF
spokane; capital. 81. ooc 90: incorporators,
Edward Clark. q. H. Hughes and otnsrs-
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WATER FRONT NOTES.
Movements eff Steamers and othei
Votes Of Interest 20 Marine Men.

Notes OF tnferest =" 1AHi
Excursion steamer Queen Is due from
Alaska next Friday
Schooner ArnIs was IN Saturday with
good catch &C nsh.
schooner Prescott sailed FOR Cook inlet
about o'clock SATURDAY afternoon
schooner Salvador sailed from Port
Plakeley yesterday vita Axzaoer Tor san
Pedro.
Tug TsIsn r. went 20 Vancouver satur-
sav 70 do three or four days work for tls
c2nnsrics-
Steamer CITY O, PuebIs ssilst for san
Francisco az o'clock SATURDAY nlornlhs'
with freight and passengers
schooner IsorcaEtsr came In from tAe
sankS Friday night. she went 20 Tacoma
20 sci her catch OF 2. 900 pounds
Steamer waIla walsa. arrived from ssn
r-~s~,~fS-ss a. O'Clock Safafr a&y after
noon. Sas BAD 50 tons of freight for the
Sound.
Steamer Greyhound was ca IRE Tacoma
run yesterday. in place OF me EayeT; lie
F.veseft r44n waS taken By TIE W. h.
Nsrwia-
schooner yaiante eiearzsf SATURDAY Tor
sSs.s5ss SAs Is loaded with ftfTrr~r sFcso
Kerryss nsll s0r juneau Salmon VIII
ssynspase sae return cargo
sAfs eparfnn. Capt Polite. W.T. rot tn
"a. laaasrw rsaf At he Oregon Improve
,-,ss~. ss1rzxsrs to-day. as expected. ard
aFl1 b. detained three or four eays yet
T~.A sos-~-snasted Schooner MaEearaa.
49, Eeaaluz lz<zeer a. salmon bay ter
Y -yrr.ort szzas today. ~-13oEer WILLIAM
gsnsca vii s-so Sal from Ssa4-an- bar for
Newport
sxzseieh wsas rpso<-sly completely repaired
A. tsse dry dock ~ GTsartsr-saas n1r--or.
eVarae ever from Wssz Seattle. ard = "a y
rncore5 a. ssfe buoy na4r tas coal bunk
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C II. Avertli- o. this city. who lives on
Arthur street. reported 10 the police Sat-
urday night that while waiting for q train
TO Seattle q. tho depot Ia PuyaIlnp he
feil asleep. and when he 2soke. found
that he had been roobe6 Of his purse con-
tanning about SIS lie stated that he sos-
pected three men and boy. about IS
years old. who were Ia the waiting room
At the time. OK committing the theft. One
OF the men was described a. being about
- years old and heavily built Another as
about % years. and the last a small. light
conplexio1ed man. At o'clock yaster-
day morning officers Burns and Kelly ar
rested three men answering the dcscriD-
lions on Railroad avenue. ana ran them
In "a suspects. They were booked as
James Cook and Charles Bishop. pains~~x.
and Charles II. Simpson. = cook
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era A $500 - sAe grss ccai and Supplies
On board sire wffi start no-sA fer q rr<n-
1sr's work n Alaska waters
Steamer Esey OF Topeka 81 cre rrc0
A1aSkA kefay- Sa~ will sail On her re-
ts-n trip Taarsd&y.
Gana6san Cussons inspector ~ @. Jack
soE- seated Gers. has been succeeded 1y
AR. n slsey. % Ontario. Nr. Jaeksca has
1a1 lis efTscs On re Arlington DOCK ana
Gas made many friends On the water
front ard IN ne city
TIE Nttae steamer Perhar. has estab-
ssSds1 summer ferry route - Askt
po1nf- where there are a 7a-aber c< fRrrt-
les camping The Perhaps VIII make
tnxee or fozr round f-xr< Cay as long as
the canning csst season Ass
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. July E--wneat showed n 1T
sis acre lie. tee cc-vengion news being
less OF disturbing element TIE opening
xAs steady. TIE government crop r@-
port saaw 81 condition OF as fer winter
wheat and 81 Tor sp-zng wheat. which
-sss8sca5 tie percentage IS reported IN
rure. - Tor Writer ard SIS for sprsnE.
ard Indicated q total croS q under ss5.-
&c sas Bushes. T-hlx. n anything Vas
erEo1rzxzag 10 tie bulls and some a.
xzrSa followed Northwestern receipts
wsre again free as we're Teal recsscEs
q. rev wheat. ard r~sctssn followed
Ss~s lie s-sss La rsco<Le2 eGg@xsEa~-s
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Total SAFES.
The total sales OF stocks today we're
fce irs shares. including American To-
hacco. 500. American Sugar. - 500: Bur-
ung,on. esoo: Chicago Gas. $500: DistIsl-
Ing 100. L ard ", 800. Rock Island
s7so: ST. Paul. a1sao: Tennessee Coal and
Iron. asa
Fiour.
ryour-ReccfptS. scre barrels, eSports
k nec Dull and barely steady.
Wheat.
wheat-p~c~apts. asoo bushels. sco..
euH: No red. &C: No. hard. &C. OPP
lions opened easy under the low cables
ard bear and foreign crop reror, news
rallied shortly on local covering. and
finally closed &c ret lower. July, closed
&c; September. sli&c.
Wool.
wool-ouiet
Petroleum.
Pe,roleurs-cuies. Pennsylvania crude
steady. si-is bid: Ohio crude steady. &C
bid.
corpsr-Steady.
Lssd-Steady.
Coree-Ciosed quiet. with points al
vance 10 points decline. July. 81 Te4
HIS. September. sIa7s3la-sS. Spot coffee
Rio. quiet. aaIla, aaIet-
sugar.
suEar-R&w. steady re4zsd, fairly ac-
tive.
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San Francisco. July u.-.Arrived-Sunol.
Gray's Harhor: Del Norte. Gray's Harbor:
sh Dashing Wave. Tacoma: scir Lily,
Cmpqua- Departed-City OF Picking. Hong
kong and Yokohama: Australia. Honolulu:
blk Coloma. Portland. sh Yosemite. Taco
ma
Frelghts-Sea King 1.ss1 tons, now on the
Sound. lumber. thence TO sydney. prior TO
arrival ass Sd
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wooi buT~rS protest. swcrst sns - oe
stszg twfn@ for tytH9 wcos. because The
manufacturers ela-n tAat TIE nosrD re-
trfo sne wool ard trlso the fscrfcs impair
trx rs eaAsify ard lnt1rsrx IL sAtA a
s-rsafl tArd twsrze . reco<nrnons4ed- eocss-
tang tsxt wll 1ot <rAxzss - SD -
SsegA
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New yo-k. July 1.-THE stock market
today WAS fairly active Ter kalf holi-
DAY, considering the rece1t average rse-
ov.sS q b1s.rsSk. ami StreaS tone pc
x.lrei Tie IacAi dealers tosk their cGs
from higher London prizes ara worked
ssx q nssAs< rage s--1 salG ssHs-ssrss4s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-13

Clearances for the past week compared
with the estimate for the sans period
last year show an Increase OF SIS. Isl. Al
Trade has been very quiet today. little
movement being noted.
Native Washington creamery butter 10
coming in more freely and tho supply 10
ROW equal to the demand.
The movement IN grain has been very
light During the first ten days OF this
month the grain inspector has passed on
nfteen cars OF barley. six of wheat and
two OF oats
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rrIInAN SLEEPING CARA.
nE0ASr DINING CARS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
- Psaa. Minneapolis. Duiath.
Ysreo. Grand Forks. Crookstsn.
uinnipss. Helena And Butte
c1,eaxs. Phil ad ei phis, w ashinGton. New
York. Bosten. and all peints
Last and south
TIME SCHEDULE
In effect June IA. 1854
9RAfNs LEAVE SEATTLE
Tor III Paul and EaKt, $50 ,. n.
fw spokane and Local. Tbs = m ana
fof Portland. 40 a m. and SO ,. m
FER olympia. Gray's Harbor and South
For For ccareonado. s;s ,. M
FOR Tacoma. &.to. 7l6 and - m. s'tA
HANS s1d ~ Arrive RI AT SEATTLE
Prem 81 Paul and East. $40 o. m
From Spokane and Local. Gao a. m and
ron Portland. $40 and u:so p. m .
prom IRON Olympia. Gray's Harbor and
Dpufh Bend. Sic p. m
rom Tacoma. go SIS ana n,Ao . m. /:
= :ps III except Sunday. An others daiiy.
his cara subject to change without
nolsre.
Through tickets 20 Japan and China via
Uershsrn Pacific Steamship Company. -
American line.
For rates. routes and other informatioa
eau on or address
4. A. NADEAU.
General Agent Seattle
City Ticket once. corner Yes,er way
and Front street
Depot Ticket once corner Western
avenue and Columbia street
A ID. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
IA - Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland Or.
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When arriving IN S. Paul from he
ws.t passengers ufl frd s-Ths North.
-n~sse-n'' frz1ns Ia wa.tsns o. ths Union
d~pos. yca have b0t orc step from yous
.vefu - The <or<kwesssru's' p2iassAl
Yr.ftsd. TITS "a q great ccnverfsncs for
tsxssss travelling z1ons- Ask yosr acxet
agent so- s-Ths Northwestern" y. W.
parksr, p g. A.. 6s>ss.
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London. July u--Sslver. sl5sd. Censsls.
III Tia
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. July u.-Wheat-Spot. steady:
demand. poor. No. red winter. 50 Id:
No. / hard Manitoba, stocks exhausted:
No. California. IS ed Futures closed
steady. with near and distant positions
i.d lower. July. August, September. oc-
tober, Is si.d-
Corn-Spot. steady: American mixed
new, d les.d. Futures closed firm with
near and distant positions unchanged.
July, - fot1d: September. - 1lAd.
Flour-Dull: St Louis fancy winter.
g. Sd.
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NEW RATES ON MILIsTUrFs.
Tarf2 FreM Northwest Stations %
Pofnts In California.

The Northern Pacific announces . sre-
ctai tariff In connection with rhe Pacific
Coast steamship Company. on four. feed
ana miliss01s. In car leads. minimum
weight A.so pounds, effective July 4. IS
follows. the rates In cents per 100 pounds.
including wharfage az destination.
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L. p. snyre has been appointed pose-
master at Mnnsfo-st sEAx.t county. IN
p~cs Of W. =. E.nkrr. resigned
A star service las been s9t&bsisAsa from
Easiton 20 Twa.s- twsvie niles ard hact.
orno a week BY q schedule Of not 70 sxossA
three horr~ running tine each way %
take eject jay II. Tns star service from
wabash 70 Osceol2 win - Increased yuay
81 "a three times q week
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HOPS.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. n i5e.
The Wool Market.

London. July u.-There was q good at
tendance at the wool auctions today.
Bidding was good at unchanged prices
The number OF bales offered was 10 6sS;
withdrawn, 1.o1o. Details. New South
Wales. 800 bales; secured. 5ixd<Ms I'd:
greasy, Sszd4slsd. South Australia, 20
bales: greasy, fad1Si1d. West Australia.
SO bales: secured. 9s.d&1s, greasy. 4s4d4
sa4d. New Zealand, 4235 bales: secured.
sa4ls Id: greasy. Siaddl0szd. Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal, so bales; secured.
s.zqis 43sd; greasy. 4s.ddsad-
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Wasssn gton City. July n-sp~cmf--Ys
tbs annual reimbursement OF saiarfss -
rossrnassers the following chanx,s are
noted for the state OF washington;
T&TRNeA 9E~G
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
MARINE NEWS.

Portland. July u.-Wheat-walla Walla
$3.50, Valley. 5aG5sc per bushel.
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

We buy al grades % Eatfer-C-es--sery.
rsary sa1 Ra1ca- sE.c your Butter 20
JOHN r. xGKy, Seattle or Tseema.
Ans ges tAs Csss-
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covering demand decided improvements
occurred TIE Changers we're hsired y
the saTora5le character % the ro11nss
government crop report ard the marzeI
generally reflected relief over tne t1Aurs
OF the rznsors Of Tire prospective large
gold exports 20 rnatermf.ze thus Tar. ne
opening was strong ard higher. with trs.s-
stonal improvements generally ard as
gree Of 5uorzrey soon became apparent.
particularly IN the specsalrtes. Large
blocks OF stocks changed hands. and al
vz-ces were recorded Ire ANIMATION
aeon moderated and the market became
duh though s-f1l retaining and In some
eases improving upon the early gains
Renewed activity and Increased strength
characterized the final hour. The market
closed strong, at not far from the best
figures The stock values during tne
week moved irTegulariy. and eozssGer-
able restriction OF business oecorfea
through the intense interest raanires,ea
over the Chicago convention- The local
dealings were shaped largely by the at
titude Of the London operators in Amer
lean securities. and the steadiness VITA
witch the political news vas received 81
thai center had sustaining inGnenee
Az engagement OF t5ao.Joo IN gold 4or
shipment 10 Germany. part today anu
part on Tuesday. came as q decided SUP
prise TO the street. and induced some
selling on the theory that the engagement
foreshadowed revived "Special exports
OF the metal on a large scale The as
surances received from prominent gota
exporting houses that they had no goa
orders, together with q rsassured senu-
meat regarding Che political outlook.
caused an active Nnd strong market to-
ward the close. The final prices are ra-
teriaIly above rs1e early low figures. and
record fractional net gains a. RUE
Aggregate sales, Tis.sz shares Railway
bonds were dull and lacked feature, aside
from a generally firm tone. Sales were
81. coo.
Government bonds were moderately ac-
tive and we're under continuous pressure
throughout Sales. So. aa Silver Ger
tincates were slightly lower. On realizing
orders. which carried the price down 70
&C for s1i1, 90.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST roR MONDAY.
Portland yriy =. -
Fair: warnsr.
q. g. PAGJE. rcrssasesr.
@. .. DEpap~v Or .1ercULT-
vEE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
E>atft4 ysEy n -.
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RAILWAY Ne SoN & FORT
SHEPPARD RAILWAY.
ONLY ROUTE TO TRAIL CREEK
And Mineral District Of the coivIiss Re-
seryation. Nelson. kalso. kootend
LAKE and SLOGAN FONT
UasIS Ercsps Sunday Bss~.sa speka~s
aaa Nefses. Is. &.
Leave Arrive
SEQ A m......... Nelson. boo p. H-
PASSENGERS for Trail Greek mines con-
meet at NorthpeTt With stages and steamer
daily.
Close connections az Nelson with steam
ers fcr Kalso and al kootsnai Lake
points
Passengers fer Kettle River and Bound
sry creek connect az Marcus with stage
eaity.
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Wool.

weol-san joaquin and Southern coss,
rco~ y.o1ths. +siSc: San Joaquin ard
Southern coast months. &14s3t.c; San
Joaquin foOthfII Eood 10 choice. si4TTSc:
san joaquin wars fleece. sss579c: Nevada
heavy. sss7c: Ssvass choice. s9SsSes North
ern choice iasfIit1e
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Bank Statement.

Exports and Imports.
The exports Of specie from the port OF
New York for the week amounted to $2l5.-
7s2 In gold and sI.z02. a02 in silver. The
imports were: Gold sz5.ii5. silver s2s.ooo.
dry goods 81. a.. SO. general merchandise
<ssa,ziI
Money and Exchange.
Money on call steady at 2 per cent.
last loan, per cent; closed. per cent;
prime mercantile paper. f45ia per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at siss4i. soA
for demand and sLss14 for sixty days:
posted rates. AsTs2Gi4ss and "a. ssi9G4 81;
commercial bills. stsS. Bar silver. es5sc.
Silver certificates, esisc.
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-10-02


A youth % years old was overtaken
the other night while clipping with the
lady of his choice and carried of home
by his irate father, leaving the girl to
meet him in st. Louis, provided he
could give paternal vigilance the slip
An illustration of how anxious the
modern girl is to hang on to a fellow
no matter how little he is worth, is
shown by the fact that the prospective
bride has calmly proceeded to the
sleepy city on the Mississippi in pa
tient hope that her valiant lover will
be able to escape his watchful papa
Some matrons of this country, how
ever, could tell her that there are dis
advantages about marrying a man OF
SO little spirit, for, while there is nc
doubt that he will split the kindling
after she has threatened him with the
rolling pin. there is the awful POSSIBLE
jty that he may be too timid to meet
the iceman with the overdue bill and
viii leave that pleasant duty to the
wife OF his bosom.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-10-02
IN TURKEY.

The Porte Discusses the Insults offered
the Sultan In England.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 1.-The porte
has issued a statement rejoicing at the
apparent reaction in some of the
London newspapers against the excess
sive anti-sultan agitation in Great
Britain, which, it declares, is answer
able for the terror in Constantinople,
the foreign residents naturally fearing
the wrath of the Mussulmans at the
insults to the sultan uttered by the
speakers at the public meetings and
by the journals of England. The
statement continues: Despite the
organized agitation, vituperation and
clamorous provocation emanating from
London, the porte has succeeded by
dint Of energy and watchfulness in
proving to Europe that the alarm of its
English insulters is unfounded. The
porte does not associate the British
nation, for which it has the highest
regard, with the agitation of a few
hot brain politicians who are led
astray by their passions. The mod
Grafton of the European nations will,
far more than the vociferati ton OF
England, help the porte to protect
foreigners and Turkish subjects in the
capital against the plots of Armenian
revolutionists.'