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SHANGHAI AUTUMN RACE MEETING.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1897,

NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL. ||

The Pacific Mall S. S. Co.'s steamer City of When racing was toshmied at noon to-day tho | Falfag, Captalu J. T. Smlik, from San Fran.

to Mrs, Tralit by a Mrs. St-phant, who lives in

This city with her father:

*Mr. Truitt i I love your husband and I Want hies. I have travelled the world over and he's the first man I ever loved, I will give yo

wasther was simply parfect and the course fast. | cisco, via Honoliin, Yokohama and Shaoghal,$4,000 cash for him if you wi I give him up."

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with the American malls up to sad October, arrived in harbour yesterday. We are indebted to our San Francisco exchanges for the subjoined lateresting telegrama :-

MADRID, October 1st.

Marshat Martines Campos was in conferenco with the Queen Regent to-day for an hour and a halt. He expressed the opinion that a change of pelley was possible with the present Chamber | ti the majority supported the new Cabinet's eco. somig measures and its attitude toward the colonies. After 'tha · Queen Reger! recalves Senor Signats and Senor Pidal, President of the Chamber of Dapatira, to-morrow, she will make

Following are detalis of the vacing to-day 1-- SKCOND DAY-TURSDAY, 2ND Nov., 1897. The NORTHERN CUP 1 value, Tis 150.; second pony The. so for Chios pauten weight for inches as por reslo z winners of Malso Plate, roida, extra į entrance, Tişiş. Hall-a-mile. Mr. Hopefal's ch. Delawargitit ilh

Mr. Sonter Mr. Bakey's b Black Rock, Jost izlb

Mr. Walileumeix a Mr. Robson's d. Pestealer frit ild Mr. Ellis 3

Fifteen started. Time, 39 c.; The SHANGHAI ST. Lucas : a sweepstakes of

Tia 15 tach, with Tis. sco added ; first per declalom to receive 76 per cenl; record pay to receive 15 per cent, sou mod posy to receive 10 per cent; for China ponies that have never boɛa

A cable to the World from Madrid says: In raced previous to tat Jan J697 ; weight, rest. sil ker consultations with the Spanish Generals 7ins.; ponies over 14 kids to carry gibschley apon the question of Spain's relatione and loaders the Orion Bugout has inid stress exits for every inch over ; velamers of a rECO, gibs, exira; two or more racer,' solbe ez'ra,"

(with the United States and the best means of One mile and three-quisters. Mr. Hopeiala d. Amazon, fist Alb

Mr. Jones Mr. Baxey's w. White Rose, Jost albumom.

Mr. Wallloumler 2 Mr. Gaba b. Tymo, 1ost yib ....Mr. Machado 3 Forteen started.' Time, 3 min. 5a sec. Wan by & length.

The CHINA CUP: value. Tis, 150 ; second pony, Ti so; for China panles; being bond die Griffiss at date of entry, that have not been In Shanghat of purchased by a Foreigner prior to 1st August last : weight for inches as per scale winners, çibs," extra ; non-winning Jockers allowed gibe. ; entranée Tis. 5. One

mile.

Mesers. Common and Robson bk. Market,

Tos: tilbe...................Mr. C. Burk x Mesurs. Four Star's g. Now Moos, tost zalbe

Mr. Crawford a Mr. Kanu:k's p. Klilgomi, tost raība..................

Mr. Chisholm 3 Eleven started Time, a mis of rec The PAGODA Copy value, Tis, 200; second pony, Tis. 50 for China posies ( weight for Inches as per scale; ponies that have never won a race allowed yibs; winners of the Criterion Stakes ylbs, extra ; winner of the Aclams Cup gibi, exira; entrance, Ti 5. One mile, Mr. Tin Wo's g. Halstomer, tist, 4:beau Mr. Dallas Mr. Henry Morris' bk Blackberry, 1st, Alb

Mr. C. Burkill Mr. John Peel's d. Boomerang, 101. alb...

Mr. Master 3 Ten started. Time, amin 8 free, The SHANGHAI STAKES ; a forced entry of Tis, 5, with Tie, 100 added, for sil ponies entered this meeting; first pony to receive 70 per cent; second post 20 per cent; third pony, to per cent.; weight for faches as per scale ; Griffine at date of sairy' allowed giba. One

mile and a half,

Mr. Black's b. Charger 111 rib Mr. Dallas, Mr. Treg's g. Orwell rest yib Mr. Wailleumeir Mr. Duplex's b. The Broker 1ost ralb.......................

Mr. Renny 3 Seven started. Time, zmin. 183 sec. The RACING STERIS Į value, Tie, 100, added to a sweepstakes of Tis. 5 each; second pony, Ti so for China podles that have never Fache previous to rat January; weight for inches as per scale winters, Sibs. extra 1 Usplaced ponies allowed gibs. One mile and

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New York, October 1st.

verting the lose of Cuba through the prolongs. tlon of the war and consequent American later- vention, thereby fasperillog the stability of her son's throne, let alone playing into the bands of the Republicans and Carists, who have been especially tramblesome of late.

Truitt, who is the father of four children, seems to agree to the deal. It is stated that last Tuesday Mrs. Tralit, knowing that her husband kved another, attempted to take her life by smallowing a big dose of morphine.

LONDON, October, ist. The Choy this eteranon says it hears the Pope's weakness in increasing and that the church dignitaries are afraid he will not rally team the extreme locbleness and exhaustion, ke now betrays...

October and.

The Daily Staff, în în special article this morning on the Spanish altuation, says; The Lymptoms of Cxelist agitation arn every day becoming more manifest and attracting the xi. leniton of the Spant Government. Carlist emfararles are visiting the provinces of Navarre, Ind Castellos, where the sarty has its strongest ing that the signal for rising will soon be given. supporters. There is the best reason for belley.

The revolt will probably occur in Navarre or Castellon, and the population of the Basque provinces is also ready to rise.

The Calist press has changed its tone, and now hints that Don Carlos may intervene. At the same time it is asserted that a Carlist com- pany has entered into a contract with the Repu- HAVANA, October rat.

blic of Andorra, under which the company is The Spanish columns at Santa Maria de granted the privilege of manufactoring arms and Rosario, Havana province, were attacked to-day explosives within the territory of the repabile. by the rebels, Alter a desperats Bght the The Bishop of Urgel, one of the sustrains of the Spanish were routed and all connection so there blic, fi reputed to be a stanch Carlist. Western Railway, slaing Havana with Pinar del Rio, has been cut off.

ATHIES, October rat Cabinet. M. Zaimis is a member of the Dely King George invited M. Zatmts to form a

annis parly and hesitates to undertake the task. His acceptance would cause a split among the Delyannis party.

MIDNIGHT.

M. Zafonis hus.comvented to form a Cabinet, M. Skovladis, Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Raill Cabinet, will probably retala the Foreign

Lffice portfolio.

M. Delyannis has informed King George that he will support to Cabinet unless he is Premier, but there have been so many defections from his ranks that the threat is idle,

tendered the resignations of the Cabinet, Minist The Presler, M. Ralli, this morning officially ters, and they were accepted by King George.

All the newspapers, with the exception of the Dalyanuis afgans, express the deepest dlecontant with the crisis, The Arty declares that the Chamber has accomplished a shamelal betrayal by pixeing party interests before the interests of the country.

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A big fire broke out last evening in the Black- friars Road and before it was quenched did enormous damage. It originated in Pescalf's

to the adjacent premises occupied by the Perci confectionery store and spread rapidly to the Saunders' bacon-cuing establishment and then

wals well-known Government contractors. All these large structures were virtually destroyed.

NEWS BY THE CANADIAN MAIL. The C/ P. R. Co.'s steamship Empress of India, Capt, O. P. Marshall, from Vancouver and ports, arrived in harbout to-day. For the subjoined telegrams we are tadebted to our Earopean exchanges:

LONDON, October 8th. The Madrid correspondent of the Timas re- erring to the cabinet council yesterday (Thurs. day) anys: The cabiɛet is of the unanimous apla'on that the system of warfare in Caba must be completely changed. Special attention la drawn to the deplorable condition of the sick and wounded soldiers cow aniring. This aspect The contents of the White Book presented to

of the case is considered as a direci Initiation of the Chamber is now generally known. It con

the Queen Regent. Regarding finances, although the optimist views of the recent minister of firms the statement that Germany threatens to withdraw from the concert of the powers in the finance do not appear to have been justified, It event of Greece not accepting the peace condi-is believed that, with prudence, sufficient re tiens, and it also confirms the statements re-and- Ing the warning to Greece which the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, M, Handlaux, issued declaring that any attack upon the dyantly on May 30th relative to the faternal situation, would threaten the very existence of Greece.

NEW YORK, October rat

expected there.

sources can be counted upon, at least matil the

Cortes meets in the spring and authorizes ampi plies,

that the anarchists now la prison in the fortress that the Premier has announced to the cabinet The Dally Mall's Madrid correspondent says

at Mont Jatch, for the bomb throwing outrage at Barcelona, darlag the procession on Corpus Cristi day, will be immediately sent into exile or released.

fast served to Boston, has signed a (icles to arks Tom. Sharkeys in November in this city. The club expect to pull off the fight to the Me chantos Pavilion about November 18th,

F. C. Farnham, a miniog englaar of Seattle, has just returned from the east, where he suc esed:dlo organising a company to build a steam ralload from Skigway to Lake Bennett, over the White Pan.

PORTLAND, Dr., Oct. 8tb.

Fire this morning almost entirely destroyed the plast of the Zimmerman Packing Co., two miles from the business part of the city. Besides the loss of the building, "estimated to be about $55,000, there were the meals to the smoke. house and cold storage rooms estimated to be worth $35,000. A low live sheep were cremated,

NEW ORLEANS, La., October 8 h. Board of Health officers announce, during the 34 be011 endlog 9 pm, last night, 31 cares of yellow fever and two deaths.

NEW YORK October 8th, A despatch to the Herald from Madrid ways: General Weyler will fight tooth and nali sgainst bis removal from Cuba. He is trying to terrorise the Liberal ministry into retalolog h'm in command in Cabe tit next June. It re-called now he will willize his influence over the army to create disturbances in the peninsula or sell himself to the Caillats. Now that the Conserva- tivo administration is no more than a abattered remnant, the organsol the Conservative press are not backward in vituperating one another and the defunct miatatry, and somalignant is betono auto clearly betray that there was no intention whatever of surrendering the relos of government, had not the Queen Regast, herself, deilberniely In- duced and losi ted on the crisis. Is consequence of this the fallen magnates of the party, which bas beça indulging in one continuous brawl and national scandal for so many weary menths, are being so bitterly arraigned in the columns of their own newspapers that their tempers have suffered is the glorious melee and more than one has departed from poblic office, and even Madrid, with scowls upon his brow and anathemas upen his las, which has caused no tila merriment to anconcerned onlookers.

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NEW ORLEANS, October gib, Yesterday was a fever record breaker. Forty- mina now cases were reported and five deaths. A number of now caws were disclosed by the raturas yesterday. The wont case reported is that of Elijah Parke, a Grand Army man and a night. Friends prepared the corpsefar huisland azive of Greeoville, K. Y. Parks died last

a wake was held. An expert sent to the scena diagnosed the case as yellow taver. Couriers of the Board of Health have been searching for, those who attended the wake or dressed, the body.

HAZELTON, Pa., October 9th, The L:high and Wukeebars Coal Company's breaker employes stack yesterday, because, when given thels checks, they found that they had been granted less than they claimed as wai promised at the settlement of the recent siriku. Its said that if the officials offered no malis- factory explanation, 2,500 men of this company would #gala be idle.

KANSAS CITY, Mo., October 9th. The barn of the Kansas City Transfer Com pany was boraed yesterday, less $30,000 Eghty horses were destroyed. A section of the roof tell canylag down eight firemea. None were fatally burt. Later another fire started in the Emery batiding and two adjafning balldings. A $50,000 salvage stock, stored by the Janes Dry Goods Company, lasued for $18,000, was destroyed; loss to the Emery estate $10,000.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 9th, The Chronicle says that the fate of the crew of the steam whalet Navarch, of Now Bedford, wrecked in the Arctic on August 11th, is no longer in doubt as it is already known that the officers who succeeded in escaplag from the caplain and his wife and the first and fourth

picked up by the United States revenue catter versel after it was caught in the ice and were

Bear. The other 30 men on board the ill-fated vessel were supposed to bave perished. The news of the death of some of thess men and the by E. M. Dias, one of the survivors, who came rescue of the other 16 was brought to this city down on the steam-whaler BonOnTa bom Post Barrow, Dias, who is Portuguese, relator dar bound north After the Navarch bad bean sipped rowing tales al suffering and starvation in the ico- by the Icebergs and the captain and wife and in officers had been fortunate enough to reach open water in a gig, the others stayed by the vessel as long as possible. The food supply became exhausted and 14 men died. Finally the vessel went to pieces and sank. The 16 survivan tried to marks their way to the south over the ice but soon found themselves adrift on a floe. For 2 days they floated with the ocean currents suffering the most intense toritra and banger. They were reduced to the verge of starvation and to thele craving for food ate the skies with which they were clothed. Finally, after all hope of teicne had been abandoned, the castaways were sighted by the steam-whaler Thresher and quickly rescued. Dias was brought to this city on the Boxans to that his eyes might be treated, his right having been seriously affected by the glare of the sun on the ice. He was third mate of the vesicl

HAVANA, October 9th.

General Weyler, yesterday, emphatically

the event of certain contingencies he might denied the report iba! he would resist removal from the command la Cubs and that in

pause the Carlist cause..

OTTAWA, October gth. No official information has been received that the Imperial Government has formally declined to participate in the Behring Sea conference. Indeed, only two days ago i despatch was re- ceived from Downing street asking for informa tion, which leads to the belief that the statement from Washington is not correct. So far Canada is concerned the position remains un changed. While she is willing to take part in a conference of experts she will not agree to allow Japan and Russia to participate in a ravision of the Paris regulations, when these countries are.. not signatories to the treaty regulations. Ua. der the Paris award there is still another your to run and Canida will not consent to the treaty being departed from,

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NOTAND.A

CALENDAR

NOVEMBER. Meteorological means based on ten years) observations to 1895, Baromater.........................................ch VIS

Thermameter .........monöga

Rainfall............QE

TO-DAY.

WEATHER REPORT.

10

Oia date at On data at

20.88

Barometer .....

49.99 Thermometer.sme. 3r Hamidity......./NVESTIS 61 Rainfall.......

TO-DAY.

340164

Tuesday, 2nd November, 1897. (All Souls' Day.) Chinese-81A of 10th moon of #3rd year of

Keong-si.

fohammed -81A Jamada II.,1915. Jowish-71k Hesvam, 6653.

Sa-Rises Shr, Emtu. Silt ammuovonona Bår, 28mcima High water-Morning lär. 40min. Low water-Morning Or, Smín. No inferior high or low wates. ANNIVERSARIES, 1858-India proclaimed an Empire, 1884-Chinese light-house tender Fal-As cap-

tared by the French. 1888-Taktam Water Works completed. 1890 - Explosion of the Government powder mills at Taiping-fa; 3oo lives lost and ̧ 4.000 houses destroyed. 1893—Mr. N. R. O'Connor, Bilal Minister to China, arrived at Hongkong, 1896 -LI Hung-chang sentenced to forfeit one year's pay for trespassing in the Impex Hal Park,

TO-KORROW. Wednesday, 3rd November, 1897.

(St, Wolfred.)

Jewish Sta Harvan, 6658. Chinese 9 of 10th moon of B3rd year of Mohammedan-71 Fomads II., 1310.

Kwong-ri

San-Rises

******* Bår, 7mli High water-Morning in 3Ar. 17min. Afternoon Okr. 67min. Low water-Morningthr. Ombu

· Afternoon Ar, Emb. ANNIVERSARIES.

1839 The first Anglo-Chinese Wax commenced. 1840-St. Jran d'Acre taken by the Ailled fiests. 185-The Emperor of Japan bern. 1879-The Swedish discovery ship Vega arrived 1883-Hicks Pasha's army 11,000 strong, utterly

In Hongkong.

destroyed at El Obeld. 1889-The British barque Haftis B. Tablay

lest on San Island near Hongkong.

MEMORANDA.

Australian mali expected.

--TO-MORROW,—3rd November. Noon-Shanghai Races.

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p.m.-Auction of inland lot at Hanghon, Birthday of the Emperos of Japan.

THURSDAY,~~ith November,

Noon-Thames leaves for Europe, 11 a.m.-English mail closes.

SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS,

MAILA DUZ! Australian (Afri) to monow. Franch (Ernest Simons) 6th Inst Indian (Arratoon Aßear) 6th tast American (Doric) 9th instant, German (Bayern) 18th fastant;

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Tas Agents (Messrs. D. Szo, Sons & Co.) inform ni that the Company's steamer Arre- took Afear, from Calcutta, left Singapon for this port yesterday afternoon..

The Herald's Guatemala correspondent sayA The situation in Guatemala is practically an changed. The robale are centered in Queralte sanio, which city is now almost surrounded by 10,000 Government troops and a big baitle is Aparicio, the bir importer and exporter of Cen. With the exception of the killing of Senor

Mr. Ring's up. Montebello zxst 3lbou

|tral Amaṛica, with offices in London, Paris and

New York, I bave kourd of nu executions, Mr. Meyeriak 1 Mr. Grub's g. Tyro "za! xib Mr. Machado... 3 | Yonkers, who was married there last night, at Dr. Robert T. Flagg 38 years of age, of Mr. Glendaye's g. Pibrach 1st 1lb..........

tempted suicide today by Jumplag from a Mr. Camming 3 second-story window of the Murray Hill Hotel Eleven started. Time, a mio. 433 sec. | His bride was in the room at the time and she The SYCIE STAKES ; value, The, ato; second went to the hospital with him in the ambulance.

pony, Tit, so for China ponies, being doxa

The couple returned to their rooms this morn. Jide Griffias at date of entry; weight for inches: Ing after breakfast and · had been-thers only as per scale winners of a race pibe, extra y about fifteen minutes when Mrs. Flagg rashed entrance, Tis. 5 One mile and a quarter,

screaming down the stairs' to the lobby bf the Mr. Glendaye's g. Calengorm Itst zibašimi

hotel. Her husband had jumped out of the window. Tag: Mr. Master 1 Messrs. Common and Robson bk. Musket

Dr. Flagg was picked up. His skull had been Test 12lb................Mt. C. Burkilevers bruises of the body. He was carried into fractured, bis lag, broken and he had received Mr. Foor Star's g. New Moon rost ralb

Mr. Crawlord 3 embulance surgeon said that the man was dying. the hotel where his wife met him calmly. The Ten started. Tima, z mín, 45 sec.

Mrs. Flagg sald her husband had been highly The LLAMA MIAU STAKES; Valne, Tia 1501 nervous and had become suddenly much excited

• second pony, Tix. go; for all Chius ponles when he jumped, weight for inches as per sesle ; ponies that bave started at this meeting and not won a

TORONTO (Ont.), October 1st. race allowed ribs. ƒ Entrance, Tie. 5. One | ... The Mall and Empire in an editorial axilele mile and three-quarters.

saya! In 1817 the United States proposed 10. Great Britala that the naval force to the lakes by aach Government should be cosfiued to the following wessels: On Lake Ontario, one versei, Mr. Wulllettmeir a

Court Hetarich Warmbrand, the 19-year-old not exceeding too tons burden and armed with son of Count Warmbrand, Minister of Commerce Me. Sturgleg Vignero krat slb......Mr. Read S

Seven statled. Time, 3 min. 58.1/5 sec.

one eighteen-pound cannon; on the upper laker,

in the 1895 Cabinet of Prince Windlichgratz, has two such vessels similarly, armed on Lake committed suicide. It is believed that he was The DIAMOND JUBILEE CUP value, The 500 Champlain, one vessel. It was further proposed suffering from mental depression induced by the

second pony, Tis. 50s for all China ponies" weight for inches as, per acolo y unplaced that all other armed vessels should be dismantled | illness of his father, Ho was himself a sufferer | felt much of that trus friendship which binds | Pascive. On the fy wheel was a plece of rubber Yamaguchi Maru

and that no farther vessels of war should be: from apoplexy. Another story la that he was in built or armed on the Ixkes.

love with an English governors, who repelled his advances.

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settlement of the question will satisfy Great Britale which, sacrificè ose fat ortittle of the fast and equltabis rights of the loyal Dom'nion of Canada,"

A despatch from Paris says that a French | meamship company will shortly construct a now fleet of steamers for service beiwsen Havre and New York. The average speed of each steamer will not be less than za knols per hour,

VIENNA, October ätbr

LONDON, October 9th. The biography of the late Lord Tennyson, pact laureate, which is attracting much attention just now, is contained in two thick volumes. It is fall of Interest and repeatedly emphaiizes the post's regard for the Uafled Sales and his carenst desire that the parent country and the offshoot will ever dwell in unity. Writing to Longfellow, Tennyson said: "We English and Americans should all be brothers as none other among nations can be and some of us, come what may, will always be, so I trust," Tenny- son's blographer writes that Emerson, Whittier, Whitman, Lowell and Oliver Wendell Holmes were counted among his friends, and through them be kept alive the split of kinship of their countrymen, Americans, the blographer further says, not only loaded him with appreciation bat also loaded him with pipes, Writing to the Duke of Argyle in 1867, Tennyson sald: "I am sorry I did not sea the Marquis of Lome, but I'll call for the calamet sent me by Longfellow. It is odd that Americans always send me pipes and tobacco, ar If I cared for nothing else in the world, and their

than costlier things, but, however, I do not mean ploes, birdseye and cats belog more to my fancy tobacco is not my tobacco, nor their plaes my

to undervalue Longfellow's gift," It appears strong views upon the Alabama claime from the blography also that Tennyson had voiced them in a letterte Mr. Gladstone, in which The St. Tamer Gazette this afternoon, refer- remarked:Heaven help you through this also the formal announcement of Great Bri. session, which like enough will be a rough one, tain's declination to take part in the Behring but if you let those. Yankees get anything like Sex conference with Russia and Japan says: their way of you in the Alabama claims I won't There is a feeling of relief that Great Britala on pay my ship money. Rudyard Kipling's behalf of Canada, has finally declined to walk The English Flag won Tennyson's praise tolo tke trap which was being arranged at

and Kipling replied: "When a private in the

baasied every diplomatic artifice to evade the Washington, America never paid damages for ranks ta prateed by his general he cannot presume the illegal seizures of Canadian sexiers and ex. to thank him, but he fighis better the next day." The letters to and from the Queen The Marquis of Sillabary consented, whereupen upon pollies, but more frequently they are award, finally demanding a fresh conference, are full of Interest; they occasionally touch America calmly proposed that Russia and personal. The Queen, sending her "ward Japan have seats at the conference, with the good wishes on the return of your patal obviams Intention of out-voting England and | day" writen: "It was alto my son Alfred and my son-in-law Lorne's birthday. Asi gazed upsetting by a sidewind the Paris award.

The Globe commenting on the same subject upon my 1001, Alberi and Arthur, and bonnie this afternoon, remarks! It

mere balins they are, I could not but feel sad, thluking matter of business that it is time that a their hour of trial might come, and earnestly firm check was put upon the palley of the prayed God to spare my sweet Beatrice and her Uafted Stiter to dealing with this country, ¦ husband, whom she so truly loyan. În 1861 Marquis of Sallabary almost regiially refuses There is no cause to adopt the theory that the no real inroad of any kind was made in our circle. How heavy bas God's hand heen since the, en met by mother, husband, children to participate in, the interests of Canada. It is well to let the United States understand that no close friends have been taken, yet must I selil endate, and I shall try to do 10. I wish you could have seen the wedding. Every one says that i was the pretšiest ever seen." "Writing to Tonnyaso, regarding the peerage conferred upon him, the Queen sald It was “a mark of my recognition of the great service

you have rendered literature, which has 10 great an influence upon the 'world at large," "Her Majesty added: "How I wish you could suggest a means of crushing the horrible publications whose object is to promulgate scandal and calamoy which they arent them selves." After a visit to Queen Victoria, Tenny: son wrote to her, “During our convamation’I human beings together, whether they be kings or cobblers."

"It has just leaked out that at Newmarket last week Mis Langiry won a sociai triumph under most interesting circumstances. The Prince of Wait, according to report, noticing her absence from the Jockey Club anclosure, anked for an explanation from the stewards. This being forthcoming, the Prince dismissed It ** balog quite inadequate in view of Mrs Langtry's position as a haise owner and a generous sup- BERLIE, October 8th. porter of the turf, The upskot was, accord- Yesterday's meeting of the Prussian cabinet ing in the story, that Mrs. Langtry was invited was fully attended and the 11sion lasted five la resume the usage of the enclosure, but Mrs, The radék-coveted, music, prizs, known as that the ministers unaniensusly approved the which the invitation was conveyed to her and hours. It is alleged on some show of authority Laugury, it appears, was angry at the manner in

the Mendelssohn stipendium, has bean won by naval programme of Admiral Van Tirpitz, secret.

she stil refused to re-enter. Mas Leonora Jackson, an American competitor,ary of the navy, for the construction of battle- W. 8. Glibort announces to an Edinburgh and of the United States Cocasiate here say arrangements are being made both with Prince He says that he is disheartened by the erroneous The oficials of the United States Embassy ships and fran-clad cruisers, and satisfactory interviewer that he will write no more plays. there is no truth in the story contained in a dilte Hohenlohe, the Iesperial Chancellor, and the point of view from which criticism is willien, patch from Berlin to the London Dolly Chronicle Vinssos Minister in regard to the manner of adding: London orfiles attack an amikor waying that President McKinley

If he was a rebaudrel of the worst type. I de Instructed providing funds. Once Round, The Shangbal Stake, Wild Dash, in the shaence of Embassador While, who has to order to enable fall discussion before the cockshot for these gentlemen, Diacossing the new United States Consul General at Berlin Details of the scheme will shortly be garted, not feel disposed to put myself forward as a riat glb (9), 188%, a mim 141 140, hig

"The fact Li been spending a fortnight at Heringsdorf), to menting of the Reichstag. It is understood that plays Mr. Glipert remarked: One Mile and Quarter, The Campion Sweep give an opinion as to the alteration of the the report that beer will be taxed to provide the that managers cannot judge of a play when they

stakes, Rupallet, Hurt alb (S.), 1892, Ievada, Samoan treaty and that it was believed that the Trat zib (9.), 1895, s'mis, 18 360, United States intended to invite z now contar-

see it in mantscript, If Planro sends Irving a quite unfounda. From the two mile and half post once roundance on the sub telefo

play, it is accepted, not because it is a good play, but becausalt ie by Fluero, und if a stranger, And is. The Exchange Plate, Blackberry, It was added that Germany was certain to rist alb (5.)

though a clever dramatis, sends Irving or Tree, 12-min, 16 900, ORNAME One mile and a ball. The Shanghal Daby, Teen, object trenuously to any wakening of her hold

LAGOS, West Coast of Africa, October 8th. or any one class play, fi is refused, howevergood, Kwang, rost 71b (3.); 1875-3 min. 213" HDC: group of lands to Great Britain would meet

on Samas, and ikat the complete cosilon of the A French expeditlan consisting of goo soldiers because they cannot fudge of li." In conclusion, and 3,000 canless kave started from Porto Novo, Mr. Gilbert critisied the poorness and monotony One mila and three quarters The Shanghai St. with far more support in Berlin than would count of Dahomey, for Mikki, whence it proceeds of English acting," as exemplified by Sir Henry

Lager, Eureks, fost ralb (A), 1888, 3 min. American occupation of these islands.

to Hinterland of Lagos. The Colonial Govern, Irving, Beerholm Tree and Geo, Alexander. 47.3-5 sec.

PANORAMA BATHe Vorsicht Zellung expresses the opinion ment has taken active steps to prevent this Monday night gare London the first op. Two miller, The Race Club Cup, Bovril, 1st Sib, that Samon ought to become German, as two force from funding upon British territory. French partasily to the La Boheme, Ruccial's new opers, (5) 1893 4 min. sil tech thirds of the land is owned by Germans. The officiais, it is stated, pressed the natives of Lagos which made a fue impression on the continent. Two miles "TER ball The Yangisse Stakes, Vorische Zeling also says: The existing and their canoes into the service of the expodlard Beresford stables, won the Dake of York

Home Guard, 11n alb (9), 1893, 5 mide treaty must be abolished and order re-establon.

Diakkab, the 4-year-old, owned by the Lorii

MONTEREY, Mexico, October 8th, Stakes, 2,000 sovereigns,, to-day, Laveno was 15. Other newspapers express similiar views on the "Advicer kavo "been received" that about 25 second.

milies' from here on a tunnel being constructed The followers of Mr. Khodes showed undis. T. Louis, October rat. by the Mexican National Railroad a premature galaed sixrts over the reparts of his bad senith,- Accendiar to the Port Mičatch, John A. Explosion occurred, killing four men extright and -- andthe securlifes of the British Chartered South on the Nerikars Central wounding so others seriously. The secident is Airican Company fell 9-16. - All Rhodzılın za.

1 by hậu wife for belog lavarigated by the authorities.

„curities were weike:The serious illness of M rão declares that WİLK LOVES"

SAN FRANCISCO, OH/8th, Randes, however, han sinon bean denied.” It is Khan ke wie doen:The deal was - The Knickerbocker Alkisia Club has riseirad - mienitted that he had an netame of sover, but it la + 465 set tu iku fellering remarkable statement. A telegram Himing that 756) Geddwl, who 188. governed that he is now SIGUTNING,

Mr. R. Keaney's bk Black Slipper 11st zib

be malatained on Mr. Kenvoy x

Mr. Baxey's bk Black Eagle fist b

ponies at this meeting allowed' gibs.; entrance," Tis, 3. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Kanuck's Meniji zort 1alh Mr. C. Burkillz Mr. Buxey's w. White Rose 1x01 sibainian

Mr. Walleumele a Mr. Sylvas' gi Langkat, 11st bi

Me, Dallas 3 Filtzen started. Time, amin, qised. Wan by a short head.

RECORD TIMES ON THE SHANGHAI COURES.. Half a Mile, the Chu Ke Zt Cup, Ravenscots,

rest 11lb (5), 1875, 57.600. Five furlongs, The Scurry Stakes, Blackberry,

- 11st 415 (5), 1893, 1 min. 15 sen, Three quarters of mile, The Griffine' Plate,

Hero, 1st 16 (8), 1890, 1 min, 39.4-5 840) Seres furlonge The Flyaway Plate, Majestic, 1:01 316 (0) 4893), min. 48) 200: Mighty, One mild, The Cilesion Stakes, Orion, Lost

Talb (8), 1805; 2 min, after

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To all this Her Majesty's Government agreed. Now the United Stains is sending to the upper iskès the war thie Fantic of goo tons training vessel. She is not to be armed when she parten through the canals, as that would Vibiate the agreement, but a rapid-firing battery is to be placed on board of her at Erla, Pa. The attention of the Government at O:taws is

directed to these facts. We have no war vozucis on the lakes and do not want them. Why should the international agreement”be broken by the United Statan ?

BERLIN, October 1st.

The Manager of the United Cable Cenisanies, zijnde to whom we are much indebted for the results of:

- the racov reu at Shanghai yerdicday". Läkarin

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MADRID, October 81b,

It is reported here that eliber the Duke of Aimordowa of Senor Marangal will acon replace Senor Depoy de Lome, as Spanish Minister to the United Stator.

It is semi-officially announced this afternoon that at to-morrow's meating of the cabinet General Woyler will be recalled from Cuba.

La

The design of Professor Reinhold Bogas' the celebrated sculptor, has been selected for the Bismack monument to be erected in Berlin

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Portions of Manitobs and the Northwest Ter- ritories, net aside for Icelandic settlement, have been thrown open to all parties wishing to take up lead.

So for as Canada knows in high quarters it is not believed at all that Great Britain has with- drawn from the sealing conference with the United States. On the contrary as late as Octa ber 5th,

cable came from the Old Country dealing with the matter of evidence and other arrangements for the meeting at Washington. There is not a word of truth in the stories that American Journals are pouring forth agaleat Canada's participation in a scheme against the Americans. The arrangements are all being made for the most favorable presentation of our cene.

TORONTO, October 9th,

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At Guthrie village, Simcoe county, a threshing Hallamsteamer, for Hollow engine was being moved from one farm to Roselia .......... banked. The illeg of the machine, sbook the Lobrang another. The fire under the engine had been Taksang umur are down, and unnoticed by driver Morrison, the engine began to get up steam. The throttle Formeld.

Chocolat nov had been left open and the engine began to Chingping........ tubing to pump water. As the wheel revolved back and caused the team to run away. Mor this rubber pipe thumped the horses on the tisou new what was the matter, but dare not leave his horses to shut off the steam. Finally the rubber tabing struck Morrison, knocking him off the engine. He fell under the watal, where a ditch was being made across the road, and as he lay la the ditch the whesis passed over him. He only received a few bruises, The fly wheel continued whacking the hories and thus urged them for some distance before they were captured.

BERLIN, October 9th, The Bundesrath to-day adopted the naval bili Introduced by Admiral Von Tirpitz, secretary of the navy, providing for an expenditure of 410,000,000 marks, to extend over a period of SEVEN TEKIN.

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Ta ten Zuran OF TEN "HomeKOKO TULHERAPIE," SIR,--As an old Military man, I hope you will allow me a few lines at your space, in which to ventilate a grievance. I refer to the practice that has grown up here, of clothing Sikh watch- men and porters to uniforms that look for all the world like thore worn in Her Majesty's Service. The Royal Ardilery's blus with sed faclage is just now a very prominent feature la Scorr's Emahlen, of Pure Cod Liver Oil Queen's Road Central, and elsewhere the tur-Hypophosphites, is more reliablis an and spea in khaki with brass bations. This baned gentry in private employ are to be seen the cure of Commission, Bronchi

a thing General Debility, than any other raci that is very strictly prohibited at Home and to medical science, Read the should out here. People should be able to Bad have prescribed Scant's Emulsion mors saltable liveries than" what is so close an

also taken it myself, and can full imitation of the uniforms of the British Army, opinion that if both balatabl

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