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The Hongkong Gelegraph

HONGKONG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1888.

TELEGRAMS.

(Reuter,)»

THE SUEZ CONVENTION,

LONDON, October 26th. The Sultan Has finally sanctioned the Suez Convention,

ITALY AND FRANCE The Tunisian School question has been. amicably settled.

SHANGHAI RACES.

(By Telegrain)..

FIRST DAY, MONDAY, 5TH NOVEMBER. The MALO PLATE, value, Tis: 100, for China Pontes, weight for inches as per scale, entrance, Tis. Half-a Mile.

Mr. Weed's gr. Fra Diavolo.......con 1 The CRITERION STAKES, a sweep-stakes of Tis. 10 each, with Tis. 100 added, for Chins Ponies, weight for inches as per scale, second pony to

save his stakes. One Mile, Mr., Rodney's b. Grantham........ .............................. The MAIDEN STAKES, value, Tis. 200 and one-fourth of the entrance fees; second pony to receive one-fourth of the entrance fees, for China Ponles that have never run at any meeting, weight for inches as per scale, entrance, Tls, 10. Three-Quarters of a Mile. Mr. D. E. Sassoon's gr. Eureka .............................................. I

LOCAL AND GENERAL. H.M.S. Linnet arrived it Amoy from Nagasaki on the goth ulto.

morning from Canton,

THE British cruisers #futine and Herpine arrived at Woosung from Japan on the 30th ulto.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1888.

THk disabled steamer Chefes reached Shanghai safely on October 30th, in tow of the steamship Tungchow.'|

THE British gunboat Ferpoiss, Commander R. W. White, arrived on the 3rd inst. from Kobe and Nagasaki:

LI TUNG-EN, deputy Haikwan Taotal at Tamsui, died of consumption at Twatutia on the evening of the 15th ulto..

AN Italian Opera Company lelt Genova by the Gernian mail steamer of the 28th ulto, for Singa- pore and Manila, where they are expected or or about the 28th inst.

THE three desperadoes who were captured by P. S. Euanson and P. C. Parker at Yau-me-li on the 31st ulto, were brought up again at the Police Court this morning. They said they were salt-smugglers, and had been driven ashore by excise officers. They were fined $15 each, and their revolvers and other weapons confiscated, MR. KORSHOLM, the ill-fated mate of the wrecked steamer Waiting, who was drowned in crossing Tamsui bar, was buried on October 181b, every foreigner in Tamsul attending the faneral. Up to latest advices the body of Mr. McCallum had not been recovered, although the British Consul had offered a reward of $75 to any person bring ing it in.

THE information we published the other day to the effect that the arrangement with the China Merchants' Company to take over the steamers Smith and Cass, constructed to England for Messis, Russell & Co. acting on behalf of Liu Ming-chuan, Governor of Formosa, had fallen through, appears to be correct. Mesars. Melchers, & Co. have been appointed agents for these vessels in Shanghai,

THE Russian Bagship Dimitri Donskoi arriyed at Yokohama from Nagasaki on the 28th, and the French frigate. Turenne on the syth ultimo,"

THE returns of the number of visitors to the City Hall Museum for the week ending 4th November are:--European, 181; Chinese, 1,833; total 2,014

MANILA papers record the first serious accident resulting in loss of life, brought about by the steam tramway that runs between the capital and Malabon. A sekagenarian who happened to cross the line on the 31st ulto, was caught by the engine, and instantaneously killed, OUR Sanitary Board have done very little good so far, but there is a grand field before them. We hope to see them actually at work very soon. Improved sanitation in England bas led to a diminution of the death rate. Since 1881. the rate has fallen from 20.5 to 18.8 per thansand. We are indebted to some person unknown for a copy of the Port Augusta (South Australia) Despatch, containing a column of laudation, carefully marked, of a performance given by the Fisk Jubilee Singers. The inference we draw from this is that the Fisk Jubilee Singers con- template paying Hongkong a visit. CHINESE thieves are very barren in resource, They have only about three defences when they get paraded before the Magistrate-they are either entirely innocent, the victims of perjury, or they were somewhere else. They usually act on Mr. Weller's recommendation-try

alieybl." One of the profession broke the record this morning. He was a passenger on the Glencoe, and, as one of the passengers had been robbed, was searched with the rest. A cheap watch was found on him, and on being asked where he got it he paralysed Sergeant ST. PETER (standing at the gate, to applicant for Harkin by saying that he stole it. He seemed admission into the fold)-You say you have to glory in his guilt, or else he couldn't think of been engaged in writing "Fragrant Water a likely story, for at the Police Court to-day he Murmurs for the China Snail?" Brownie-repeated his admission, saying that he acquired Yes, your reverence. St. Peter-Step into the chariot, please." Brownie-How soon does He would have saved having to go to gaol for it in Singapore when the owner wasn't looking, it ascend? St. Peter-"It doesn't ascend, my two months if he had also stolen the money to friend; it goes down." Exeunt amidst showers of blue flame and fire-crackers of the "Maen.

pay the fine of $30 which Mr. Pollock imposed. Shing" brand:

Ar. the Police Court this morning, Mr. H. L refusing to obey lawful orders. He said that Dalrymple charged two of his coolies with yesterday morning: Mrs.. Dalrymple ordered the chair and four coolics, wanting to come down from Mount Gough to town. refused, and repeated the refuss when asked The coolics to do so by himself. The defendants also chair, and would neither go away or do refused to let two other servants get the as they were told. They got $7.50 a month and allowances.-F.C. Sinclair said that two of the coolies came to the Mount Gough Station and complained that they had been asked to do--In defence the first coolie said that they clean windows, which they were not engaged to were asked to carry water and clean windows, and in the middle of their work they were ordered to get the chair out. As they had not finished their other jobs they refused, and Mr. Dalrymple struck them. Mr. Pollock fined them $4 each.

Paking Gasitte. In still liberally supplying THE Chinese Government, we observe from the funds for the Yellow River repairs. Wa Ta ch'eng, Director-General of the Yellow River, has lately been notified that, in accordance with

THE first-floors of Nos. 96 and 98, Wellington Street, are occupied by the Kwan Wa Club, and the approach through the first-named house is blocked up. Just before nine o'clock last night some Anarchical individual planted a consider able quantity of powder, with some kerosine managed to ignite it and get away before it soaked rags, at the disused doorway, and went off. When it did go off it made such a report that at the Central Police Station it was taken for the nine o'clock gun, and created the impression among the members that their time had come. The door was blown open, and a ittle of the woodwork set on fire. Everybody in the vicinity ran out, scared to death almost, and in the rush the perpetrator was undiscovered. He is supposed to be somebody who had lost money at the Club, and, wanted to have his revenge.

ACCORDING to the Shampoo, the landing at Pilam, the seat of the present rising in Formosa, is very difficult and dangerous, especially when, as is nearly always the case, there is a strong wind and sea. Sampans are not employed, but tek-p'ais, ie, bamboo raits, which draw less water and are less easily capsized. General Chang Yüsb-low's eldest son and a narrow escape of being drowned when going off with four attendants to the war-vessel FHA Po ("Rule the Waves the other day, bound for Tainan on service. The whole party were pitched into the water from the slippery te'ai when not far from shore, and two were drowned, Chang Kung-tao and a man named Tu being pitched culous way, and rescued by the man-of-war, on to the raft. again by the next wave in a mira.

householders. At the Police Court this morning

SERIOUS FIRE ON THE PRAYA..

TWO LIVES LOST,

Opposite the newly-erected temporary Market on the Praya is a long, substantially built block of Chinese houses, belonging to Mr. Chater. head the rooms are cut up into tiny family-houses. The ground-floors are used as shops, and over-

In one of the latter, which contained à quantity. of dry goods, a fire broke out about 6.30.on Saturday night, the origin being as yet unknown, although in all probability it was the usual one Insurance. As soon as it occurred everyone cleared out as fast as possible, with what they could pick up. A woman living overhead ran down with her baby hitched on her back and bad just got outside when sonne" born fool upstairs dropped a big box out of the window right on to the child's head, dashing its brains out and hurt- ing the woman to considerably that she had to be taken to the Hospital. A woman on the verandah of the first floor of the same house fell into the road whilst trying to get round the pillar between that and the next house, the beat of the stonework preventing her from holding on. She was severely injured, and lies in a precarious condition. Whilst spreading rapidly, and in a few minutes the glare. these accidents were occurring the flares were was observed by the look-out at the Fire Brigade Station, and the engines turned out. When they got into position all four stories in No. 6 were ablaze, the verandahs being hidden by the solid before steam was up, and when the Volunteer tongues of fame. A few minutes' delay occurred hose got to work it seemed impossible to save the houses immediately adjoining. The fire was burning inside far away out of reach of the water, the store running back quite fifty feet, and from end to end and top to bottom all was ablaze. When the Government engines began to throb, however, and half a dozen streams were thrown up, the flames at the front disappeared like magic, and although they frequently surged out again the as frequently repressed them. The roof, which smart way in which the whole Bilgade worked is four stories high, was like a chimney, and owing to the narrowness of the Praya, on account of the Market, the hose could not be held at a commanding angle. execution, but the fire was fed on kerosine, were taken up the next houses, and did great Two or three branches

bamboos, and other combustibles, and for three quarters of an hour it burnt almost as fiercely as burst out at the top of No. 47, baving crept along ever. Just as it seemed to be under control it) the beams. Several of the many powerful jets flames were too far back, and the sedangered. were divered to the new outbreak, but the and the next, were successively Luckily the floors did not ignite, and the hose on the roof at length extinguished the new out- breaks before they had become serious, although No. 45 entirely escaped. The house where it all below was damaged by the salt water, started was of course entirely burnt out, which was no wonder, looking at the very faulty plan on which it was constructed. The only wonder was that the damage was ao little. The ground- floor was insured for $2,000 with Turner and Co. on the 8th August.

NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.

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New York, Capt. Robt. R. Searle, with the

The Pacific Mail Co.'s steamship City of

American malls of the 9th ulto, arrived in harbour early this morning. For the subjoined telegrams we are indebted to our San Francisco exchanges :- not large.

request made by his predecessor, the Board of Revenue is directed to forward to him the sum of two million taels for the repair of the embank ment at the Cheng-chou. The Director-General, previously supplied are almost all expended, and in reply, remarks that the nine million tacle that the stock of materials on hand is The preservation of the existing works "is costing money every day, and it is necessary in addition to look forward to the moment when the breach shall have been closed, and to have funds in readiness for the protection of the completed works. For these reasons he

land last evening and was immediately arrested. HAMBURG, September 30th... Professor Geficken returned here from Heligo He will be examined before a magistrate to-morrow. He is charged with furnishing the extracts from Emperor Frederick's diary which were recently published by the Deutsche Rund-

mans were terribly mutilated. An English boat of Royal Engineers at Halifax by strong drafts saved the lives of the Germans at Lindi. The from the submarine section of Royal Engineers Germans escaped from Mikandini half an hour from Chatham, as well as from the depot com before the arrival of the insurgents, who fired pantes. Several submarine torpedoes have been volleys at their dhow laden with thousands of ordered from. Woolwich: pounds of gunpowder,

The entire wealthy community of British Indian subjects at Bagomovo' left that place to-day terror-stricken, owing to the rumor that a descent upon the town by natives is ini minent.

BRUSSELS, September 30th. maritime commercial laws opened here to-day, The second congress for the unification of the Minister of Justice presiding. Judge Lambert Tree, the American Minister, and other foreign representatives were present. Delegates from all the European States are in attendance.

ROME, September 30th. The Pope celebrated high mass for the dead at St. Peter's to-day to solemnize the close of his jubilee. His Holiness was given a reception. and was greeted with cries of "Viva." He ap- peared to be deeply moved.

The first meeting of unemployed workmen, under the sanction of Premier Crispi, was held to-day. The speakers demanded state employ ment."

BEN BERLIN October and The trial. of F Professor Geffcken at Hamburg was closed today,The case was remitted to the Supreme Court at Leipsic

It is stated that, in searching Professor Geff- cken's house at Hamburg, Tetters from Mr. Gladitone, De Morell Mackenzie and several prominent Frenchmen were found.

WHAT WASHINGTON, October, 2nd... graph by Minister Buck that the treaty of Amity The State Department is informed by tele commerce and navigation between this Govern ment and Peru has been ratified by the latter.

DUBLIN, October and. ment, was released from Kilkenny Jal to-day Patrick O'Brien, Nationalist member of Parliag He had been in prison for seven months for offences under the Crimes act.

The Pall Mall Gazette, says that Porncil has

LONDON, October, and discovered who forged the letters signed with his name, which were printed in the Times October

BERLIN, September 30th.quota. Emin Bey relief expedition has been secured.

The Post announced that the fund for the

ST. PETERSBURO, October 1st. The Svet, in view of the influx of Chincan inta Siberia, urges that measures be taken to regulate their immigration to that, country.

The Yeoman of the Guard; or, The Merry

LONDON, October ist. Sir Arthur Sullivan's new opera is entitled

Man and His Maid."

the Germans is general and is spreading. Some

The uprising of the natives of Zanzibar ngainat thing like a holy war is declared by the negroes, instigated by Mohammedan slave-traders and provoked by the harsh measures of the Germans in taking possession of the coast territory handed over to them by the Sultan of Zanzibar. Germans lives. The posts along the coast are surrounded and Englishmen alike are forced to fee for their by thousands of natives mad with fanaticism.

The Germans at Lindi were saved by the brave conduct of Captain Curzon and Lieutenant

rebels, and brought them off safely. In a few although the beach was swarming with hostile Walter, who landed from a British gunboat,

moments more all would have been massacred, As were those at Kilva in sight of a German man-of-war....

An engineer captain has been arrested at Portsmouth for showing an American over the secret parts of the Spithead forts.

PARTS, October.zad. Two corporals in the French army have been arrested for offering Lebel rifles and cartridges to the Italian Government.

Registry office, to-day with but slight damage. There was an explosion of dynamite in the There is no clew, d

Herr

BERLIN, October and.. a prominent Socialist Deputy,

died in this city to-day,

NEW YORK, October 2nd... Clark of the Police Gazetta that he had deposited Richard K Fox to-day cabled Christopher, $1500 in London, and would deposit the same fight Jake Kilrain for $10,000. Fox says A here, to cover the challenge of the unknown to Syndicate is backing, the unknown, and all the the stake to. $20,000, parties mean business. Fox is willing to increase.

Seguenny, if of most appalling description. The The news from Maisic, 202 miles east of

QUEBEC, October 3rd,"

whole population of that district are on the brink of starvation. The fisheries this season bave A signally failed, crops have also turned out badly There have been various arrests on suspicion priced, and the unfortunate inhabitants do not There is no clew to the Whitechapel murderet. and the few provisions in the place are high

News have offered a reward of £300 for the The North Girman Gazette, referring to the but there is no hope that any of those detained know which way to turn for food and clothing. will be wanted. The managers of the Financial al ser " BERLIN; October, 3rd. apprehension of the murderer. A fund for the French decree, recommends Germans hencelynb same purpose will be raised by members of the to avoid living fa France. It says ⠀⠀⠀ Stock Exchange..

EVLY

barbarism and has no right to complain the German who crosses the French frontier Wilf understand that he has removed from culture to comes into disagreeable contact with the national customs and institutions

for the arrest of the Whitehall murderer: Drs. The Lord Mayor hos offered a reward of £300 Forbes and Winslow, Sir Risdon Bennett and other medical experts are convinced that the perpetrator of the crime is a homicidal lunatic.

There is no truth in the report that the Duke of Norfolk is engaged to Miss Mactavist, the Catholic young lady, who is well-known fa Baltimore.

Minister Thompson at Hayti reports a battle BA DARD WASHINGTON, October 3rd. last Saturday between General Thalmage's. forces and General Segitime's command, begin ning at 7 o'clock in the evening and lasting all. large number of killed and wounded on both night Thaimage was killed. There was a sides.

DUBLIN, October 1st. The Catholic Bishop of Limerick has forbidden the collecting of money at chapels for the Pareli fund..

LONDON; October ist.

PARIS, October 3rd.. ville is dead, aged 68 years, the extermination of rabbits has been tried Professor Pasteur, has received advices from Mortimer Sackville West, first Baron of Sack- Sydney, N.S.W., to the effect that his method for

BERLIN, October 1st. Professor Geficken, arrested for revealing state harbox, and has proved a perfect succeas

experimentally on Rhode island, in Fort Jackson- secrets in furnishing the Deutsche Rundskan

VANTUR LONDON, October 3rd. extracts from the Emperor Frederick's diary, The steamer State of Georgia, which sailed publish his diary three months after his death. states that he had the Emperor's permission to from New York September 20th for Glasgow, Professor Geficken, says: "The first steps, the with disaster discovery and arrest of the divulger of Emperor LONDON, October 3rd... The Nachrichten, referring to the arrest of creates apprehension that the vessel has met has not yet arrived. The delay in her arrival

Frederick's diary, were left the Prosecutor here, and that affair is now remitted to the, Chief The examination of Professor Geffcken to-day lasted seven hours. He was calm. His wife and daughter were much affected by his imprison

THE Chinese corvette Kwankad arrived this MR. Y. A. Gubbay, is the latest sufferer among has concluded,' after careful calculation, that the schau.. He says he returned expressly to meet Prosecutor at Lelpsic."

he prosecuted two of his servants--a "boy supply authorised will not be sufficient, and asks the charge. and a coolie,for stealing 8177 last night. The boy aroused him this morning by telling him room, and in which he deposited the money that an iron box which be kept in the dining last night, had been broken open.. He found on examination that it had been unlocked, and

the chest was attached, bad been moved from

We regret to observe that Mr. William Foster

Horniman, nssistant-paymaster of H.M.S. Opal, shot himself dead in his cabin the other morning in Sydney Harbour. The cause of the sad occurrence is said to have been a love-affair.

A MARINE hawker was charged this morning

taels as well. The Board has informed him that that he may be furnished with another million it is transmitting to him one million; but as it is the repairs with all speed, he would pray that of the utmost importance to execute and complete the Board may be instructed to send him the second million not later than the 23rd of October.

ment.

LONDON, October 1st. the Germans is general, and is still spreading

The uprising by the natives in Zanzibar against

to flee for their lives. The uprising takes on a Germans and Englishmen were alike compelled

An American, who refused to give his name or any account of himself, but said he only o'clock to-night on suspicion of being the recently arrived from New York, was arrested at East End murderer, He was well dressed, rather tall, of alight-build and clean shaven. He accosted a woman in Whitechapel, asked her to go with him and threatened if she refused, to man rushed to a cab. The police gave chase, "rip her up." The woman screamed and the

Police Station, where he exclaimed to the seized the man and took him to the Leman-street

BERLIN, September 30th. The National Gazelle states at the recently have been found to agree to the letter. published extracts from. Frederick's diary have been compared with the text of the original and

that his watch, to the chain of which the key of The third million for which he has applied, he /Jadicted for revealing state secrets,

It is understood that Professor Geffcken is The North German Gazetle, in an article another. The boy had engaged the coolie after from their Yellow River Contribution Funds, or under one pillow of his bed and put under suggests might be provided by the Governors of denying that Queen. Natalie was expelled from fanatical, religious shape, and the natives seem Inspector in charges are you the boss I

the provinces, who could recoup themselves Weisbaden after a promise of the Emperor to with being unlawfully in possession of a bunch getting him to discharge 'the previous one, and if these be not enough, from their Opium Likin protect her, publishes the text of the Emperor' to be frenzied in their war on the whites of keys belonging to Mr. J. H. Cox. It will be they slept in the dining-room. He sent for Reserve Funds. This money he hopes may be letter to Natalie, On June and he wrote: #1 remembered that when that gentleman had his Detective Sergeaht Macdonald, who found that

ZANZIBAR, October 1 Eness I'm in a pretty fix now. watch and chain stolen the keys were also taken. I nothing had been forced, and then gave the caused to reach him before the end of the present made in order to be able to give instructions Italian envoy, Signor Cacchi, has left, having Salisbury intends to anner their territory to He was placed ja a cell, and will probably be The Germans at Bazomoyo are preparing for charged to-day A am hastening to have the necessary inquiries an expected attack by natives to-morrow, he Detective Sergeant Macdonald found them on two into custody. The boy had often seen him

The Bechuana chiefs, learning that Lord the prisoner's stall, and he gave a very lame put money into the box-in delenca the boy

believes yourself to be threatened. Meanwhile failed to arrange the dispute, with the Sultan. A Cape Colony, sent a protest declaring they will account of how he got them. He was discharged told a very ingenious tale. A window in the second series of "Spoon " competitions on Satur, remain assured that within my territory you here from districts in which the natives have fod, but wish to remain

regarding the measure with which your Majesty

large number of British subjects are arriving never submit to it. They desire British protec room would not fasten, he said, and he slept

hall enjoy entire protection compatible with revolted.

from Cape box open he aroused his master, who at first

the Servian Government." there to guard the room. When he found the

international laws towards your husband and

volted. LONDON, October and said he had lost $1,050, and afterwards admitted that he had forgotten to lock the box the night before. As to taking the key from the watch, if he had taken the money, it was not likely he would have left the watch.-The coolle denied all knowledge of the affair and was discharged;

with a caution. THE Band will play at the Officers' Mess, Murray Barracks, to-morrow evening, commen cing at 8 o'clock. The following will be the

programme -.

March Umbria”. Overture M

Sindal. „Auber, ...Emily Philips.

Amilian.

Vaisa "Gipay Queen"..... Gavotte Saluto Relocion ..."Les Près 5t Garvala” ............lachoq, Betection...Tarbe Eleus...Ofenbach.

Jonn Moran, Bandmaster.

the other was remanded.

A WRITEN in the Chinese Timmer who dates from

year.

THE Hongkong Rifle Association started a day afternoon, when no fewer than 25 marksmen sport. The distance was 200, and seven shots travelled over to Kowloon to take part in the each under the usual conditions. Luckily the weather proved all that could be desired and as a consequence the shooting all round was far ahead of anything yet seen in these weekly contests. After a very close fiolab, Mr. E. Robinson, who shot in capital form, was returned the winner with a score of 33 out of a possible 35 There were four 31'4, Mr. R. Kennedy, Col-Sergl.

follows: As a result of my inquiries I cannot left Winnebah, on the Gold Coast, to punish the that he is suffering from neurosis, and ask the

On July 5th the Emperor wrote to Natalie us

Advices from Africa say that an expeditionThe relatives of Frofessor. Geffcken have for

BERLIN, October 3rd, consisting of 300 bussars led by English officers warded to the court a medical certificate showing support the opposition which your Majesty con- aiders yourself bound to display to the demands for murdering Captain Dalrymple. The court to declare Geficken not respondible for his of King Milan for the return of the Crown Prince, natives and a severe cogagement took place

expedition was met by a well armed force of actions, The King simply avails himself of his rights as The battle resulted in the defeat of the patiyes, does not permit me to oppose. a sovereign and father, which laternational law

I therefore with a loss of 300 killed. The hostars

suffered heavily sixty-four of their number being the recei

Police

VIENNA, October 2014

of the way in which, foreigners are now received Watson, but the two last named were the King's disposal,

A GERMAN sailor. named Kalinka had rather Shansi, gives the iollowing satisfactory amount / McClure, ME. E.L. Woodin, and Police Constable recommend you to place the Crown Prince at killed and motors wounded London Gough Street and wanted a ricksha. When he is that province, and adds an amusing note as to penalised 3 points each for previous successes the Imperial insignia, especially the crown, to be réception to be accorded to: Emperor William:

hard lines this morning. Last night he was near

Messrs. John Andrew, C. Ford, G. Sinclair and

It is stated that Emperor William has ordered.

when he naturally hit out at them his stick fell | years ago when the foreigner first came to the FG. Collins, and Lieut. Pritchard totalled 30/ Altered in accordance with new designs - DEPILATES A

called out, about forty vehicles charged him, and

came. "He paid $io to the credit of the Court, and presented sa to the injured Chinkle Mord

though rickshas impale thee, retaliate not. THE Dative paper Hu-pao

pao states that the Imperial troops have gained a complete victory

personal cleanliness among the Chinese:-Four

a

The

The Abend Fast, an official paper, sayes here will prove that the nature of the alliance has entered thoroughly into the understanding of the people. No one now mistakes. its inoffensive character

The Empress to foreigners, and it was with difficulty that they Carton and Mesars, R. F. Drury, and W. D. spent to-day (the birthday of the former) at secured lodgings in an inn inside the Gily walls. Braidwood 28, Major Knight, R.E., and Messra Mainan. The Emperor visited and congratulated One of the foreigners coming Into the city late que R. Hopkins, W. Parfitt and E. R. Hope 27, his grandmother, who also received a visit from Carter Fals, October 2nd- evening, was followed by a large and noisy crowd Capt. Calder, R.N., 26, Mr. J.-W. Noble 25, the Duke of Nassau. of boys and men, and he probably only cscaped Capt. Wilkinson, R.E. and Mr. H..Twyword Prince Bismarck's second son, Wilhelm, is unhurt because he was on an unfrequented street 24, Mr. W. Legge 32, Mr. John Dade ar, and Mr. Janted to succeed Herr Cronach as Governor of at Pilam, Formoss, over the revolted Chinese and his inn was near. At that time it was very Saturday is plain evidence that the object of

FW. Cross 13. The capital shooting on district in Hanover colonists, and have utterly ronted their allies, the common to bear insulting language from men oa aboriginal savages. At Chang-hwa, however, the street, and the higher classes would have wadinshaws has been attained to a consider. Justice of the Bates County Court. This is the

ST. LOUIS, September 30th, the Rifle Association In starting these friendly

Samuel Levi has been appointed Associate changed, and changed for the better, We are known tole extent. It was expected that some Induce. Urst case on receid of a Hebrew being appointed

to do with the foreigners Now all is and greeted pleasantly by all classes in evestment for shootists" to practice would conduce to office by a Governor of Missouri, per pass of the city. We still hear foreign devil to improred markmanship, and that expectation New YORK, September 30th from children, but not orice during the past sum has been realised. Of course there is still plenty The long-expected Fersian Minister, Hadji mer have I heard this expression from men of room for improvement, but the members are Hassein Ghooly Khan, who was a passenger on gentleman who calls himself a friend of the for golog the right way to become good shots. The the Sarvia, prrived to-day, destrogen eigners, says that "foreign devil" was the paly following is a list of the winners in the first series name by which foreigner were known in this part of poop ” competitions ****

matters are still serious, the town, being arth closely besieged by the enemy. On the 11th October, 2,000 of the lasergents attempted to carry the place by a surprise, but were checked by a large stream, and could not get further than Lung Wang Yido, where Generals Tow Yi-tsun and Ching Tro-tao fell upon them in their turn, whan they least expected it, and killed more than too of them. The rest fied, but the siege

of Chaog-hwa has not yet been raised of the country a few years ago, and be given this

THE following are the Orders of the Day for the meeting of the Legislative Council to be held on Wednesday, 7th inst, at 4 P.M.

- 1. Financial Minutes,

as the origin of the term: Canton merchants, who formerly had an extensive trade in this province, sent large quantities of foreign brutians here," masked “foreign, devil buttons,” sed as- these buttons were sold widely and known to be

2. Reports of Finance Committee, Nos. 28 foreign, the people thought that "foreign devils b

and 29

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st Abbeyville to-day, expressed the anxiety he felt over the election of General Boulanger to the in support of their declarations. Chamber of Deputies, and drew a picture of the of a change of domicile it wil trouble which would befall, France, it many | make a new declaration A Boulangists were, elected. He hoped that the | residents of the country U country would rally to the support of the Govern- month in which to comply-

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