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The Dreyfus Case.

PARIS, Nov. 22-Ex-President Casmir
Perier in an interview to-day, declined to
confirm or deny the story told by the Paris
correspondent of the Daily Chronicle re-
garding the connection of Emperor William
of Germany with the Dreyfus affair. The
arrest of Major Pauffin de Saint Morel, who
is now undergoing a months rigorous con-
finement to his quarters, has led to a Sc
rious wrangle between General Billot, the
minister for war, and General Boisdeffre,
the chief of the French headquarters staff,
and whose name has been mentioned as
successor of Count De Montebelo as
French ambassador at st. Petersburg
Major De Saint-Morel is the aid-de-camp
of General Bosdeffre, and was punished re-
Gently with Major Forcinette for his atti-
tune in supporting the agitation in favor
of reopening the Dreyfus case. Major For
cinette, who was governor of the military
prison of Cherehe-Midi, was punished by
being relieved of his post.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Daily News denies that there is any truth
whatever in the report that NJ. Casimir
Perier's resignation OF the presidency of the
French republic was in any way connect
ed with the Dreyfus affair and contempt
uously dismisses the story as mere film
fiam.H
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wilhelm to His Recruits.

KEEL, Nov. 22.--Emperor William OF Ger
many arrived here to-day to attend the
swearing in OF the naval recruits In his
address to the recruits his Majesty referred
to the devotion to duty displayed by the
young Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwer and
the members of the crew of the German
torpedo boat who were drowned in a gale
OFF Cuxhaven in September last. After Ad-
Iniral hnorr the commander-in-chlef of the
imperial navy, had called for cheers for the
Emperor, the latter again addressed the re-
cruits and dwelt on the honor shown the
navy by the presence at the ceremony of
officers and sailors from Russian cruiser.
His Majesty also reminded his hearers that
the Car was an admiral in the German
fleet. The Emperor called for cheers for
the Gar
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ROME, Nov. 22-The Pope, in receiving
the Archbishop of Montreal, Mgr. Bauchesi,
to-day, expressed special affection for the
Canadian nation. Later the archbishop pre-
sented to his Holiness ten new pupils of the
Canadian College, at Rome. The Pope, in
addressing the young men, recommended
them to study hard, in order to second the
efforts of their bishops and to always main
tain close union with them, as with the
Supreme Pontiff. The Pope then presented
Mgr. Bauchesi with a magnificent cameo
portrait of himself.
The Popes encyclical on the Manitoba
school question will not be published for
some days to come but it is understood
that it confirms the stand taken by the Ca
naQian hiSnOnS
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WANTED TO LYNCH HIM.
Father of u Girl Attempts to Wreak
Vengeance on Her Betrayer.

ELK POINT, S. D., Nov. PA lynching
was narrowly avoided here this evening.
Ed Stroud, who eloped with sixteen-year-
old girl, leaving his family in destitute cir
cumstances, was discharged by Justice
Smythe. owing to lack of evidence, and
when the fact became known citizens were
aroused Ed Carter, father of the girl, pro-
cured rope and started in search of Stroud.
When he found him he proceeded to beat
him and in a short time the streets were
thronged with excited people yelling lynch
himr' Stroud managed to break away, but
was soon overtaken and again pounded and
kicked. Officers finally arrived on the scene
and rescued the victim just as he was about
exhausted. He was taken TO the county jail
and a physician was summoned, who pro-
nounced him badly injured, though not
fatally. The mob gathered in front of the
jail and made all sorts of threats, but no
further trouble was caused.
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LUKE USHER INDICTED.
Ex-President of u Bank Charged with
MisapprOpriating $7OO,OOO.

GoUvERNEUR, N. Y, NoY. @. - The
United States grand jury at Auburn has
indicted Luke Usher, president of the Ma
tional Bank of Potsdam, which failed on
jan 25 last. There were eleven counts in
the indictment. The allegations charge
Usher with misappropriating 100000. At
the time of the suspension of the bank it
was said that the trouble was only tenn
porary. Usher has for years been regarded
as one of the leading business men of St.
Lawrence county. He has been a large
lumber operator and is interested in the
pulp and paper business. He was one of
the organizers OF the High Falls Suphite
Pulp and Paper Company and also of the
Pierce Field Paper and Mining Company.
1t is supposed that he borrowed money
largely from the bank of which he was
president to aid these companies. Usher
has not yet been arrested.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-Assistant Post
master General Merritt has issued an order
stating that it is not permissible to write
upon third of fourth-class mail matter or
its wrapper or to print or write upon sec
ond-class matter or its wrapper direc-
tions relative to delivery. Consequent
lv directions to deliver TO some Indefinite
address, as to druggist" or physician.
dressee must in all cases be disregarded
by postmasters. Postmasters have been in
structed that after March l. 1928, matter SO
addressed will be held TO be unavailable.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-Judge Blanchard
land in this county from f. s. Peddicord to
DIR. John Kellogg, of the Battle Creek,
Mich, sanatorium, was primd facie void.
ued at Sl3, 900, reverting to the children. Mr..
Peddicord. who was seventy-four years of
age entered the sanatorium May 10, 1886.
to kellogg for the benefit of the sana-
torium, and on Jan. % Peddicord died at
that institution. The deed was filed here on
June IS. The children OF Peddicord claimed
that Kellogg had taken advantage of their
fathers enfeebled condition. The court
held that the burden of proof rested with
Kellogg and his associates 10 show that
they had not exerted undue influence over
their patient Failing TO do this the deed
was set aside. M, Peddicord left an estate
valued at &000G0.
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"BIG HAWLEY" CONVICTED.
swindIer Found Guilty of Attempting
TO BIackmniI $. w. Brigham.

NEW YORK, Nov 22.-Wiliiam c. Wood
ward, also known as big Hawley, was found
guilty to-day of attempting to extort black
mail from Samuel w. Brigham, a son-in-
law of millionaire William c. Schermer-
horn Woodward has an international rep
utation as a swindler and boasted on the
witness stand to-day that as "the Lione
MisgFove" he had obtained 81 100000 from
wealthy Englishmen in London at cards
and by other means He said he had been
arrested thirty-seven times in the thirty
seven years of his life. This, he said, was
the first time in all his career that he had
faced jury.
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grace in which to accept the terms, which
includes the restoration of the rifles and
Other. other gooSyernment and priyate. property
breech-loaders, a fine of $1,000 rupees and
the surrender of hostages as a guarantee
of compliance with the will of the gov
ernment. The Khyber pass will be re-
opened in the manner the government
deems advisable. and all the Afridi tribal
allowances are forfeited by their miscon-
duct.
During the afternoon Emperor William
visited the Russian cruiser Vladimir Mono
mach, and in the evening his Majesty dined
on board the German warship Friedrich
Wilhelm, where the commander Of the Rus
sian shin was also a guest.
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Turkey Heeds Russia,s Warming.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 22.-The Turk
ish government Announces the postpone
ment until spring Of its naval reorganiza-
ton plans. This is undoubtedly due to the
representations of Russia TO the effect that
arrears of the Turco-Russian war indem-
nifty are still DUE and that if Turkey per-
sistS in spending large sums of money on
the reconstruction of her navy Russia will
insist upon the payment of these arrears.
Therefore, the announcement just made by
the Porte is equivalent to an indefinite
shelving of the preparation to rebuild the
Turkish navy, and is a decided setback
for the policy of Germany, the latter coun-
try having been extremely solfcitous of
taking part in rebuilding the Turkish fleet.
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ADVERTISING SCHEME.
High Diver TustOn Jumps on the Eads
Bridge Into the Mississippi.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. Paul ]. Tuston. a
professional high diver. rode out on the
Eads bridge to-day and. near the center
span, stripped himself of all but swimming
trunks and dived into the river below. a
distance of 129 feet. He was accompanied
on the bridge by Manager Garen, of Hav-
Inns Theater, and two other men, who fixed
a spring board from which the dive was
taken, The Ida Patton picked Tuston up
when he came 10 the surface, none the worse
for his jump. Tuston was arrested as soon
as he reached shore and was taken TO the
Chestnut-street station. Manager Garen
hailed him out at once.
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wharf Sinks Into a River.

LISBON. Nov. 22.-At 6 o'clock this mora
ing big masonry wharf, having a front
age of 800 metres on the River Tagus, OPP
posite the customs house, suddenly sub
sided and disappeared in the river bed. An
official examination has disclosed the fact
that the wharf, which was recently con-
on mud. SoundingS to the depth of thirty
six metres revealed no solid foundation.
Fortunately no one was hurt in the COL
IapSa
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Defeat tor the Greek Ministry.

ATHENS, Nov. 22.-In the Boule to-day
the government was defeated on the ques-
ton of appointing a committee OF inquiry
into certain incidents of the war. There is
considerable excitement over the defeat. 1t
is believed that the Cabinet win recommend
dissolution OF the chamber only as a last re-
source, but the various political leaders who
have been interviewed on the subject main
tam that the present chamber is powerless
TO deal with the situation. The decision OF
King George is awaited with anxiety.
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Turmoil in the eichsrath.

VIENNA. Nov. 22.-There was a violent
debate in the lower house of the Reichsrath
to-day over the orders of the day for the
next sitting. The members of the Left pro-
tested against the proposals of President
Abrahamovics to give precedence to the
bill for renewing the Austro-Hungarian
compromise for year. The house Sus-
tanned the president by vote Of 1872
against 79.
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LONDON, Nov. 23.-The Daily Telegraph
says that the dressing case of Consualo,
Duchess of Marlborough, which was stolen
from the Paddington railway station last
Saturday afternoon, as the Duchess was
about to start for oxford, and which. it was
rumored at the time, contained valuable
jewelry, did not contain a single jewel OF
any description, While the bag itself was
of small value.
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Insurance Companies suffer.

MELBOURNE, Victoria, Nov.i 22-As a
result of the fire which broke cut at 2
o'clock yesterday morning and destroyed,
within three hours, an entire block OF build
ings, bounded by Elizabeth, Flanders and
Swanson streets and Flinders lane, with the
exception of Two buildings on the Swan
uson-street front, the insurance companies
lose E730000 ($3,650 0O0), of which amount
E5O0 900 ($2 800, 900 will fall on British COM
panies. Australian companies will lose the
remaining amount.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-"Yes, 1 have
seen number of adverse criticisms-a very
few of them somewhat captious criticisms
of the rural free delivery service" said Mr..
Perry s. Heath, first assistant postmaster
general, to-day. II am glad to note them.
1t is a healthy sign The object OF estab-
fishing the experimental service was TO call
public attention to its difficulties and lay
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Dervishes Driven Back.

BEBER, on the Nile, Nov. 22.-Detach-
ments of Dervish horsemen from Metem-
meh the stronghold of the Mahdi, between
this place and Khartoum, recently attempt
ed to raid the villages on the left bank of
the Nile, opposite Berber, but they were
driven back by the villagers, who were re-
Gently armed with rifles issued by the
Anglo Egyptian authorities.
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Terms Imposed on the Afridis.

sIMLA. Nov. 22.-General Sir William
Lockhart, the commander of the British
forces operating against the insurgent
tribesmen, telegraphs from the British
camp in the Madam valley that he has is
sued a proclamation stating the terms of
submission which he Is willing to grant the
Afridis. The latter are given a weeks
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LONDON, Nov. 2S.-A dispatch to the
Daily Chronicle from Christiana, with ref
erence to the political conflict between Nor
way and Sweden as to the relative rights
of the two parts of the con- tie monarchy,
SAYS: "A prominent SWedl 'oliticlan at
tributes to Emperor Villa following
statement: If the NorWegi seek to ac-
complish their ends 1 will CT Norway as
have already crushed Greece.
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BUFFALO, Nov. 22-Two sleeping cars
on the rear of West Shore train jumped
the track in the New York Central yard
to-day. one of them topping over on its
side. Theresa A. McCarty, of 462 Frederick
avenue Detroit, Mich, was seriously in
jured and was taken to hospital
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UEsDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %. 1897.

always gratifed for any thing gave them,
and amply paid for what they got.''
Two members of the Competitor crew
DR.. E. Bordia and Telgado Masso-both
Spaniards, are still in prison in Cuba. Their
release has, it is said, been promised.
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Apres une semaine de comedie
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nonce pour la sema1ne prochaine
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lie drame "Straight from the
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EUROPE.

Vienne-Une d6peche recue de
Toxic, Japon, annonce que le roi
de Coree s'est Iul.meme proolam6
emperor.
Berlin-Le chancellor de fer, le
y1eux Blsma1k, qui porte allegro
ment ses quatre-vingts ans, YOU
draft so voir plus jeune pour mon
ter q bicyclette. C'est, dit Ia "Chro-
n1que da jour-, CO quill Went de
declarer a quelqu'un de son en-
tourage.
Londres- Une d6peche de Paris
dit que la oompagpie FRANCHISE de
transport %construira proohaine.
ment une nouyelle fotte de- stea-
mers pour faire le service entire lie
HAvre ct New. York. La vltesse
.moyenne de chaoun des nouveaux
navires ne sera pas de moins de
% nmuds a rheure.
Berlin-Les VOTES de la forte
resse de Spandue Cd sont enter
mes les 36 millions de mares vo-
t6s par le reiohstag, en- 1871, COM
me fonds special pour la prochai-
ne guerre, ont 6t6 vlaltees. par lie
s%eor6taire du tr6sor qui q preside
al d6compte des sacs remplls dor,
II q falll p~lusieurs heures B Quel-
ques douzsines d'employ6s pour
taire cette operation.
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DEPUis BERBROOKE JUsQU'A MOOSE
CREEK TOUT EST CONSUME.

South Indlan-On ma pas di.
d6es de la desolatlon qul regne
dams la contr6e sur une 6tendue
de 100 miles.
Depuis Berbrooke jusqu'a
Moose Greek tout est brnl6 ct tout
est consume. Vi.
II ne reste pas I'm seul vestige
DIES beaux villages qui naguere
%couvrsient oette psrtie du pays.
La plus grande d6tresse regne
partout.
Mgr Duhamel est allie visiter les
viotlmes de l'incendie. II a exhor.
t6 les malhsureux a preudre oou-
rage ct il a sousorit lui- meme une
forte somme pour leur venir en-
aide.
Outre les dommsges materials
les oitoyens de South Indian ont
encore a d6plorer la perte de oinq
DIES leurs. Ce sont Nine veuve F.
Le7eill6, ct ses deux entan4s, ages
respectivement de Is ans ct 6 mois;
Mile Alice Styles, 50 soeur ct Nine
! Va IaorO1x.
C'est en- cherchant 'un asIle dams
le bois que les volumes ont. 6te
atteintes par l'lncendie.
Ga GRANT fort que d'autres To-
oal1t6s ne soient atteintes 81 ION
ma pas de plule oes jours-oi. On a
retrouv6 les cadavres DIES viotimes.
Les corps presqu'entiArement CAL
cin6s, ont 6t6 transportes dams I'm
hangard sitae pres de lie vote fer.
rec.
La d6solation est grande. On
n'entend que pleurs ct g6misse-
mepts partout.
Mgr Duhamel a organise un
comlt6 de secours compose de
prinoipaux citoyens d'Ottawa. On
TAFT appel tout le pays pour We
mir en- aide aux victimes.
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ETATS-UNIS.

Electromagnetic terrible crime
v1aut d'etre commits Patrick Con-
way, tres mauvals caractere, q tue
son frere, James, qui voulait pro-
teger ga mere.
Philadelphia, Penn. = Sour
Louis de Gopzague, la S@ur de
Charlie la plus ag6e des Etats-
Unis, ct sup6rieure de l'asile des
Orphelins de st Joseph, est morte
vendreoi dernier, d rasile, q Page
de IS ans.
Charlevoix, Mich. = L'6oroule-
ment du grand hotel de Lindsay
Park, sous IN vent violent, a cause
la mort de deux personnes. Une
dizaine d'a atres pens1onnalres ont
6t6 bless6s.
New York - LIE steamer du
Lloyd allemand le "Kaiser Will
helm Der Crosse" parti de New
York pour Plymouth ct Bremes,
fera, d'apres les oalouls, une ira
verse; q Fest uui battra tous les
records. lie "Keiser Welhelm" a
de]a battu lie record pour la ira
vers6e q l'ouest.
Washington-Un sujet ameri-
cain, James Centanni r6olame du
gouvernement frsneais une indom.
mite de $25. 900 pour emprisonne-
ment illegal. Centannl allegue
quill q et6 arrete q Marseille COM
me accuse dun meurtre qui au
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F. A. R. L..

Dimanohe proclaim, le II octo-
bre, q la sale Norden, 10Y, Cen
trail avenue, a 3 heures P. NJ, as
sembl6e de la ligue R6publicalne
~Franco-Am6ricaine.
A cette seance on s'1nteresssra
particull4rement de importance
pour uos compatriotes De prendre
ieurs derniers papiers de natura-
lisatlon.
Tous les membres ct tous les
Canadlens-frsAcais sans distino-
ton de psrtl politique sont ins.
tamment prizes d'y asslster.
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Pres,
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Tout Ie Monde le Dit

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, la decou-
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