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SPECTACLE IN TUE BOSIVIIIIS
Tho Elope Cootefflpleted Visa to the Ladies
of the Harem,
BINVIETSi MBE AND SINTITSBEING.
A 144i (pAudat) night's Berlin cable
siva t
A. sernhefficial deepatob from Berlin
to the Cologne Goette seys the visit of
t Kelnoky to Prioce Bismarck toed
foHEAT IMAMS OF STETOTH,
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ETTER THOM STIINLET.
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that an au& once ie sited to an Oro.
hearsed progeenerne as interesting And
exoiting as that tioexpectedly provided at
the Royal Aquarium teat night.
Sammie, desoribed ae the streafeeen
man on earth," who has for some time
been aatenishing those who ham witneseed.
bis displays oe etreogth, has at hie various,
performances offered to give £100 to any
one who woula achieve the testa executed
by his pupil Cyclone, who *ohne him.
The chief items in. tlie performance of
Cyclops,. an enormously musouler man,
consist weiohta and dumhbella
eanging, iezeid, from. fifty pundit up IQ
aod. over 400 pound.
Last night, se nand, when introduoing
thet' oe, kfr-
thoolane Beltef Committee,
hoe vied attfe from Henry 111,
Stank, . The' pie Ye ; "1 moiled
the ,nlbert Nyanza from /lithely% for the
third time in 140 deys, and found out that
'Ehein and ^J'epeon had '110th been prisoners
since the 18th -of August 11388, being the
day after I made the discovery that Bert-
telotei caravan had been wrecked. The
troops in the Equatorial Province had
revolted Ana Woken off all alliance.
StireeUtr atter the Maltdiste invaded the
Province in full hinge. Alter the first
battle in May the stations yielded and a
pania strode the natives, who joined the
Invaders( pad iodated in the Week Of den
Orgetion. The tipplers eubsecinently of.
bred reverses and deegetollod eteamer to
Emperor Willianee shit to Turkey are hie seeteee Mae the Mimi r. Khart°unt /er retnforeemente-
_ " I founds letter waiting for mower the
i Much to hie eurpriee,it was at once accepted
The Sultan will have an epportattity to. 1 bY wen itt the audienne, who SB fer An"' IlYeazso eiF9ehte the danger:me
intended to streegthen the peace of Europe.
oenvioceliimeeif that in reoexving Emperor sique was concerned, was not to be , position of the eurvosore, and. urging the
immediate neceseity of my arrival before
William he will receive a friend who cher. . .
lobes uneeldele wiehes for the welfare ot
Turkey, arid who is aetermioect to main.
lain all treaties) looking to Europese peva.
All attempts to Mance Tmkey to pm the
triple Alliance or to enter ioto
agreement are precluaed, but the Em.
peree 'ilia will encOltrege the Staten to
peaWelly develop the economic fotces of
Turkoy and to further evail bietreelf ot
Germiu'B commercial force to Attain thet
object.
Offteial despatches give detailed aeOinents
sat the meethrg between the Turldth and
the Ge,rumn ehips Eeieer aoarlohenzollern
at the =nonce to the Derdarielles. It was
etrileing speoeticle. The paseitge through
the straits was mole under a continnone
roll of ealutee from the farts. On enterieg
the See ot blarmors, Said Rothe, Mutate!:
lat Foreign Affgre Edhearn Festal, for-
merly Grand Vizier, and Herr Ton
Itadowit%GerremeAnthesstedorlieft theSial.
tan's Izzedinoma were receivea by the
Emperor on the Kaiser, 'Luncheon was
servea on board, the Germ= warship.
The veseele protieedea Ond were sighted oft
tire entrance to the Bosphorus at 10
**elegise A. large number of vessels, gayly
deeerited, tolloweci the German shipa to
the Dolma Baletohe plasm, where the
Statue etteaded by bis Minister and the
principal oogrt offiemle, ',waited the mtn.
mg at the Emperor, 'Upon his arrival
E mperor William was cordially gree
tod
by the Sultan, rt.fter partaltieg of refeesti-
=onto, the two monarchs drove to the
Tildis portiere in a carriage under the
egeoet of a squedron of *meaty. Tire
S ultan and the Empress eat an one aide
and Emperor 'William and Rrince Henry
on the other. The Suiten exchanged
taw phrases in French with oat of the
somata and then relapsed into Absolute
silence. Herr Von Badowitz, eating under
instructions from Prince Bistroarol,. will
attend, with Said, Peelle, the boluses mter-
View's between the monarchs.
The theidente attendiog the Dupree&
visit to the Boyd Imam are awaited with
interest. The daughter of the Turldett
Minister at Home end the daughter of
blushir Austin Paths, both of whom
*peek French, will attend the Empress
throtighont her stay in the Turkish capital.
A gorgeous naive, propelled by ten mere.
=en, will convey her to the entrance to the
her= gardens. The Sultan. attended by
the Meter Age, chief of eta Eunuch% will
Xetteive the Ezopreas on aisembarking and
ecaultwe her to the entrain* to them-041ot
where he will leave her, after introdholog
his mother, the Suiten:Valid°. The seven
recognized wives of the Sultan all raothere
tat princes, attended by thli Odalisque
mites will receive the Empress in the
grand saloon. The other women of the
bare= will be exoluaed. The visit will
last three hours. A. musical entertainment
be given, during which coffee will be
oerved, and the Empress will then make a
tour cif the apartments and grounds'.
After his arrival at the Yildiz Palo°
yesterday, Emperor William witnessed a
parade of the troops in garrison here. The
Emperor praised the egoellent bearing of.
the aoldiers, espeolealy commending the
appearance of the artillerymen.
At the banquet given by the Sultan in
the evening covers were laid for one
hundred guests. All the foreign repro,-
sentatives were present. The popular
-welcome to Emperor William both by the
pros and by the public, has 'been etheed-
ingly flattering. The route taken by the
Imperial procession yesterday was
thronged with people, who gave the
Emperor a most enthusiastic reception.
Among the spectators was an unusually
large number of women.
At thebanquetEmpress A.ngnsta Victoria
at on the right of the Sultan and Emperor
William on his left. The Sultan conversed
ID an animated manner with his guests.
The dinner nerviest was of gold. Twelve
43ourses were gamed. A reoeption followed
the banquet.
To -day the Emperor and Empress at.
tended service in the Protestant church.
Chaplain Koegel preached the sermon.
Subsequently the Imperial viaitorsdrove to
the German Embassy, where they were
entertained at luncheon. After the luncheon
the Emperor received a deputation from
the German colony here and a number of
German officers, the 'former presenting an
addres0.
The afternoon was devoted to sight -
peeing, and in the evening the Emperor
ve a banquet at the Yildiz Palace, at
which many , of the Turkish dignitaries
were present. A reception followed, in
which the staff of the German embassy
were especially invited.
The Czarowitz has been instructed to
return to Si. Petersburg by way of Odessa.
The object of taking this route is to afford
an excuse for visiting the Turkielf capital,
with a view to connteraoting the effect of
the obit of Emperor William.
compered with the borly Cyclops. When,
however, he had taken eff his coat and
waistcoat, and was seen to he Attired io
pink jersey which left his Oren and neck
bare, it was apparent that Cyclops had to
reckori with an at la ete et he =tree ergt
the development of the rausolea of the arIII
being eatraordinary. Stuneon had in the
reapetime deposited bank MAO for BIM
with Captain Pdolesworth, who was accepted
referee, with the Andience lury,
Cyclops started the competition by lilt,
mg.tese titty-pcmad weights. %ilia was
"04 Performed by the accepter et the
challenge, AK was the Teeing of heavy
demhbelle with one head, representing
800 pounde end 400 pounde. The next
feat was the lifting with, ane finger Of
gelid, mass of stone, weigbieg 400 pounds,
on which, were pleeed two weights ot Aft
pomace Tale was Meg IWOOOMPlialletip
1150 be
the end ot December, as otherwise et WORIL
be too let% arrived there on the 18th of
Jeattery tar the third tittle. From the
14th of February to the tith of, May I
waited for the fugitives, and then left the
Albert Nyanza homeward bound. By the
route taleen I traversed the Serehlti ralleY,
the Awamba, the Veougnte, the Tare, the
liboiyone, the Ilnyseepelia, the .Anlion,
the Keragtue, the Uteaeyee the Uzies, the
Sontir Vietorla end theliyamee. No hoatile
nativea Werlt met. Siam we left Rebberega
we travelled along the bee* ot the Snowy
nogg Rejenzen. Tierce olden of the eolith.
11.
tie £LUU fedtlY won, end Bo indeed, the- ght mem et weet breach of the White _—
it Vie deemed thot
the oMM
the eudience, %team, however, mem. rem Nitwits. letting the "eetiree of the
ailed that the motley couldonly be eeeured .0°othelot h"orh.'
by tire acooreplishment of all the testa Dlr. Madden= seri CrI
tttee heti
whith Cyclone ehould nodertiske. Tre. even erderc that rePPliee for SteelleY he
era Hyena% or Nyeeza s
is celled 11OW Albert Edward Nyainea, ate Belleville fleet it is not the intentten Of the
ithget KtO feet higher then Albert Nyenee, growl Trunk listilwity to remove their re-
hevieg an exit at Semliki, which receives pair elope to Tomato.
over fifty atreeme from the BePereri and The affidavit at fdre. Illaybriolc in a libel
oelly were the Albert, NOenee, realtinfi action was taken przeea yeatenley. Urgi,
the Albert Baerera 01440149D th° r°°th* itieyltrIck le in Atte health and epirite, and
is entirele, emitted with her treatment in
.
jail.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY, Toronto, yesterday afternoon, on request
he ficeede in Rely are outriding.
sales Beedlawle has 'etiffered o re-
lapse!.
Saner ittranno bee been eleeted Petrel -
dent of kleXice. ,
There ere four new cities of smellpor on
Poles? Ieland, hoe no 'deaths.
A 4 Ali
-Tiee /!arresiette visitors to ...neer —aye
Colieotea 0100,000 for the Iriele cause-
Thmeasy. November 28th, bas been
Appointed Thankegiving Day in the States.
George V. Elwood, Colleotor Of 'Warta
Revenge at earn*, died yesterday, eged 49
years.
The whaling stesenex Lucretia, ofNeW
Bedford, Mass., hae been lost in the Arctic,
Ocean.
The coroner's jury at Galt fooled that the
train which killed young Dykema n was
going too fest.
Pr. L. Tan Bokkelen;fermer rector of
Trinity Church in Buffalo,. was fotmd deka
in his boa yesterday morning.
Alezis Collette, a veteran of 1812, died
at Si. Anguetin, Que„ the other day at the
age of 100 yeas and 9 Menthe.
The Timmea 11008=46n have decided to
atrilie an Mende)", and the doolonen Are
expeotea to etrike out of sympathy.
It le Mattel that the New York Central
Beneseycomneoy will contribute 6'750.Q00
to 'the New Teel; World's' Fair fund -
The Neel Bend ot Aldermen beVe
peeved the eatimatee for the comiug year.
Of COUtleel wee enlarged till next Wednet
day.
Mr, Albert, Begy, fereMen ht C. Iitietts
,
oigerfatitory, Si. Catharines, droppedtdeede
lila home yesterday Afternoon. 'Hyatt
diocese was the cause, He leaves a Wite
and child.
Chicago aeapatole says the C.P.R. will
hove it line c't steel steaniships, to be the
finest craft on the lakes, running between
Chicago and Owen Sound before the season
of 1890 closes.
Mr. Themes Tait, Superintendent On-
tario Division C.P,Ito was knocked down
and badly mauled by thme ruffians last
evening at the corner of Ring end Sirocco
street% Toronto, •
El Tarifa of Censtentinople, says that
Emperor William's visit to Constantinople
is a happy event for Turkey, and that it
shots that Oerimany approves the Sultan's
wise policy of neutrality.
'
An Ottawa despatch states that the
Dominion Government hike hopes yet of
arranging for a feat Atlantic Moil serVtee,
and Viet the mieunderstanding exteting
may be probably removed.
Mrs. "Bonanza " nfackay's libel suit
against the Manchester Guardian, based on
that paper's insinuation that she was not
a lady by birth or edocation, came cip
court at London yesterday.
Obit% Vineereare'ef Mount Selmer, Elgin
county, wee accideutallyehot in the bresset
yesterday while loading a gun. The bullet
leaked in the opined column, causing par.
Alpo in the lower extremities.
At Coneoheciten,
P. the Tredeemen'e
It will met pis% *353050,00 eto rue the eitY National lleiek was °Iota yesterday =Ora-
tor that time, trig by order ot the Bente Exemitier.
Mr. Hickson has informed the Mayor of Cashier (ireesen, a treated einplayee, has
embezzled a large amount, variouely re.
ported at from 630,000 to 875,000,
inendoea emeetemeeet, oztendieg over tom lutrti`ea te larieato yak and 'beyond there
an h011ra f0119Wed, as nething. definite mad if Pow*. Otenie/ le lanceted, to teeth
be arrived at, and it &owned as it a general the Maat in aseeerY or rebreerlr.:
dieturbanee would take piece. An appeal Iwmf,rte.m.....*111..,.....nrrmomno,
was made to Captain Moleiworth whe held TIn°we (41"el'e_rs _,,_
the melee with commitutons hareem ad d Alt England la orazY on VA subject 0
be decided that ea all the uonal tricks had Piller Piliewe, 'You tear the paper into
been duly repeated, be wouldellow Samson yen' awed Phew, not bigger than. your
HI IMMO itWO Anal eirozts, and that IA the , finger nail, and then put thou Into a
°Vent Of t'heite being demi he should'hand Eillow.sack of drilling or lightotettleing.
over the t100 note to the nultli0E13, ' wheY aro very cool for hot aboteMe. and
This ende4 tbc heater, and Oyclope pro, UMW«superior to feather pillows. The
hand Above his heed all4 gnawlower ' fee heeleitahl. EctionaPer a net Wee to
oeeded to lift 250 pomade with Ids right eewsPerre ate printingeilVetil° for themhis arm til it was held et right an esteith ere/ ea there le alemiteeeltle "lee from
his body. This watt dupUoeted, and amid e
ot aboPrinters' ink 71 hat brown or 'white Mee
bend a &rebel' ut hree hoaxed Ae yett leer them, stuff them iota an old
ound% and holding it over his bead with pillOW-cese, until you cen get
p
hie right bend, stooped ona littea (mewl. The whist woy is to tear or cut
iuuneneo exnitement oyd0pu tout In bie Ana cla letters and erivelopee ere the heat.
liY pound% mien* them en tarn over me head the paper in strips about bolt *ninth wide
and lowering them to, hieethewthreatimee. and then ten or out Acroes. The finer it
and nearly le fourth, ' le the lighter it Makaa the pillow&
The orovea was roused, to a rare pit* ------.........--...........
when, after uplifting both 'weights in im. Ms Semen*.
roitatiori of Cyclops, his data lowered. and, Nixie Gibblegabble—Doetor, there e
tAieea Stung:clatter weight seven times be. something the metier with ray tongue; it
fore he put it down. The ematuelaere was mane me bedly at times, and.1 don't know
something to remember. Samson no. what to, do for it.
knowledged 010 the wager had been tsirly Physician--Plece a little cotton pillow
won and himeelf banded, the 4100 over to under it between meals ; it may be tired
the victor. A. general shout was raised for And need rest.
tbe name Of tlie winner, but the audienee Mrs. Gibblegebble—But 1- eonldn't talk
were tcia that it was foe the present "the then.
thelinown." Ilia mune is, howeverellagene , Phosiohnn—Thot toothy I peliefte the
&endow, eria be haa been trained and Pale%
tought by Professor eittilla.
Polonins and Ills Lost (Marine,
A UTTLE CHURCH "SCHAP." "Polonins was a a/Acadia bit of chaos°.
ter work."
A. Methodist Parson Tanked Out of a "Yes; but he had his arawbeoks. When
Catholic Polpit—Mob Law Provains. 1m atartea off and said, 'Neither a borrower
A Topelne, Ken., despatch of Thursday nor a lender be,' he lost the best theme in
seys : Adttitant-Geteral Roberta received the world to show off hie wisaom."
it telegram toolsy from the Mayor of Ante]] "Eott's that ?"
asking that militia be sent at onoe to quell "Why, he shoula hoe gone on and said,
a riot there. General Roberts ordered out 'but it thou must doom or Vothets let it
Company " G " of the Third Regiment at be borrowing. There'll money in eV "—
Marysville, and left on the first train for Iraq er'l Barer*
the scene. Only meagre particulars have
people, is settled largely by Roman A San Jtan del Sur despatch saya : The
Coholice. On 'Wednesday a 'Methodist Ilicamgas Government is disposed to
minister named Johnson, from the eastern found a city to be called America. at the
part of the State, arrived at Axton to hold Atlantic' terminus of the Nicaragus Canal,
a revival meeting. In the audience were Engineers have gone to San juan del Norte
a number of Catholics. The minister to survey the locality and get off building
assailed the Catholic Church so abusively lots.
Great enthuaissm prevaile over a new
that a Catholic preeent called him a liar.
He continued hia remarks win lone goldfield discovered along the banks of the
pulpit, and taking Prince Polka River, 170 miles from San
Catholics rushed to the pul Ion del Norte. The Sem coven an area
the preacher by the collar threw him
dawn. In a moment the pulpit was 'kof several BIVIsre rail"'
surrounded by an angry mob, and a
general row ensued. ,Although the AII Unconscious Catspaw.
Catholice were in the minority they were Brown—I always make it a rule to con -
too much for the Methodists, ana sue- col nothing frommy wife; I tell her every-
ceeded in throwing the preacher and two thing.
others out of the house. The whom town Jones—Yee, and I caret say that I like
was soon aroused. eFour Cathohos were you for it. .
arrested and put in the oily prison. This Brown --How so? Why not?
enraged the Cstholio population, and they jones—Why, your wife tells everything
organized thio morning to assiBt their you tell her to my wife, and ray wife rakeis
imprisoned assooistes. tines town of St. me over the coals for it.
Bridget, st few miles distant, is settled
the whole town is organizing to go to the Master Ned (to the Rev. Dr. Treherii)—
;rescue of the Axtell Catholics. The Mayor Wiehed I had been here last night when
says he is powerless to control the mob you baptized the eompany.
and fears a conflict between the two elle. Rev. Dr. Teehern—What ac you, mean,
ments, my son? I did not baptize anyboiy.
"No? Well, memma said that when
yon came in last nighe you threw cold water
Prognross at Nicaragua.
been received. Axtell, s town of 700
The Board or Regents of Victoria DM -
varsity, Ocheurg, not yesterday in To -
route, and agreed to eubmit the queation
of coats in tire injunction proceedings to
arbitration,
Mrs, Time, Vmrepton, at Nair street,
Loudon, east end, NMI Severely burned last
evening. Her hothead put owl ail in tire
bitch= eteve, and the gladden ifiam set his
wite'e clothes on flee.
euificieet bonuses to supplement the
Government ettInfidy are 'secured from the
Menlo between Eganville and Rogow, the
Eingatcli it Pembroke Railway Corapeary
willirmid the road.
The Eroigeetion Cammiesionera at New
'York yesterday notified all the steeresirip
commune* that a heed tarot 50 cents each
will be collected from there for every eh=
theY will bring them. This will Include
hildren.
Yeaterday afternoon at Ottawa Richard
Foster end aheepir 'Wilson were arrested on
Aellbornham Rill whilst °ugh% an illioit
worm and etill of about eixteen gallous
capacity. The worm and still were taken
posiession of and the men driven to tbe
poUee station.
What They Eat.
A. physician could many a queer tale un-
fold. One of`Ottawa's leading practitioners
is authority for the statement that young
' girls and women, but in particular the
former, are addicted to peoulier praotices
in eating. Here are a few of the things
they continually munch: Chalk, old tea
leaves, blae clay, starch,' obey pipes, lime,
elate pencils and r3hs18 stone. They eat
many other extraordinary articles and as a
consequeoce frequently call upon the skill
of the doctor.
Commonplace Benaark.
'Refrigerator— What en unusually cold
summer we've had.
Flat Iron—I don't mind heat or cold,
but I do hate these sudden changes.
INDIAN EIIMDYMIt.
Just about the time when fall
Cats to rattlin' ha the trees,
An the man thet knows it all
'Spicions frost in every breeze.
Wben a pergola tella hissel
Thet the leaves look mighty thin—
thar blows a moiler breat !
n'surame's hybre agin.
hest woman in Wisconsin is Mrs
Mitchell whose husband left her
worth many millions. She is the
f the late President of the Mit-
a'. Pant Road.
entirelyby the Catholics, and it is reported
Impartial Baptism.
G.T.E.A. switchmen Barna john Deno.
hoe caught his foot in one of the wheels' of
a freight train M Little York about 1030
o'clock Thursday night, and the train
peeve over hie body. He was instantly
killed. He was about 28 years of age, And
leaves a WHO andone child.
There are remora of trouble at St. Th-
ant de Pout Penitentiary hist might, hate
orious is' not known. Hit was a revolt it
was promptly quelled, and it is difautzle to
amentein any reliable facts. The Warden
says it was only a quarrel between two
convicts, which created a little temporary
excitement. There is a susplcion, however,
that it was more aeriousthan this.
Sir Henry Joao continued hie speaoh
for the Times before the Parnell Commie.
sion yeaterday. He ereleavored to show
that Mr. Dewitt aesoolated in America and
°lowlier° with pars= engaged in treason-
able practices, who were seeking to separate
Ireland from Green Britain, He charged
that the leaders of the Nationalists were
trying to keep affairs in Ireland in an 1111.
settled condition.
The Pelftfeche ainicliten denies the
reports ef disorder in easithweetAtriete, awl
ot the expuleion of Caerinalla from that
region. It says the tumors !trove from the
expuleloa of two Engliehmen by the Ger,
mine for limiting the natives to revolt.,
Near Aramingo etotion Yesterday
roorn-
ing one of the Reading railway coal trains'
crashed tote smaller, and firemen Albert
Lora was bieried. in the wreck eor three
heure. Ha sustained a hrelten leg mad
other eerioue injuriee. Eighteen loaded
coal cars were wreeltedand the Mein toacke
blocked.
Patrick Regime, a desperate chareeter,
yeeterdey entered the how et Martin
Sehultz at Seralltelt Pao and tried to force
a 12-year.ola girl to give him motley. She
called her father, who attemptea to eject
the ruffian, Hughes drew a knife and
ra‘Paa a murderous aeserilt upon ficlanitz,
who fatally shot Regime with a gun.
Earl of. Fife and the daughter of the Prince
efeitiehei.
A. .44 -anoident occurred on Saturday
evening in Chandiere, whereby a 6 -year-
old son of James Mollinnon met hie deeth.
The unfortunate led was riding on a load
of lath belongieg to Messrs. Parley ttrattee,
when he fell4ff and was run over by one
of the hind -Wheels, which, posed over the
middle et leis body, pawing shocking
injuries and death in a few hones- The
teenester was not to blame, swine' inquest
was held.
In the Montreal Superior Court yester.
day, Judge Jettes decided that the Allan
Steamship Company was liable ter the
deRregietion of cattle 'detained by them
owing to the ImIgelmrfnven'e strike of
legO, the strike, in the judgment of the
cotirt nee being an adequete exonee.
MUTINOUS MEXICANS
on everybody.
Attempt to Capture a Train They Were
. Escorting..
A City of Mexico despatch says: A
mutiny occurred among the train escort on
an up train from Vera Cruz on Tues ay
evening. A corporal and four privates
atte.okecl their superior Officers, savagely
wounding the lieutenant and killing a ser-
geant. The objeot of the mutineers seems
to bave been to atop the train and make
their esope. They first attacked the ser-
geant, and in the scuffle this officer was run
through by a bayonet, which pierced his
left lung and stood out several inches be.
yond his bole. The lieutenant ettacked
the mutineers with his sword and wounded
five of them. The mutineers then climbed
over the tender to the engine for the pule
Pose of making the engitieer stop the train.
The engineer was an American, and he
and his firemen were- armed. They pre-
pared to resist the attacking party, when
the mutineere jumped from the traio.One
was out in two and was killed, and the
othere were injured but escaped. The
greatest alarm prevailed among the passen-
gers and sieVeral women fainted. ,
At the Telephone.
"Hello 1" " Well, what is it 2" " Who la
that ?" "ones. Who are you 7" " Me 1
Why, don't you know me?"Well, really,
yes—I know your face, but I leave finch a
poor recollection of names."
Not a Free Agent.
"What I admire about Josepbine ie her
aelf poseession."
" Nes. I fear she can't help that. I
don't know anybody else who would have
her.
At a Social Event.
Niro. Gazzam—James, I believe yen were
at that prize fight laet night that the papers
are full of this morning.
Gazzarn—I was at a pound imolai, love.
The Usual Effect.
Great Editor—How do the railway
officers seem to feel about this socident up
the road 2
Reporter—It has struck them dumb !—
Peck.
The young lad Thos. Murphy, Galt, who
on 'Monday ran away with a horse and
vehicle belonging to his employer, being
captured at Stratford, was on Thursday
sentenced by Judge Lamina to Kingston
penitentiary for a term not less than three
end not exceeding ilve years. Murphy is
about 15 years of age and has no relatives
that he knows of, having been brought out
from London, Eng., when very young by
some of this societies which carry on the
business of importing Old Country waifs
into Canada.
'Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock a
serious Accident happened to Arthur Chap-
man, agent of the C. 0. Railway at Frank -
ford, while engaged in braking on a oar that
was being shunted at Trenton. 15 18 sup.
posed he slipped when about to put on the
brakes and fell off the top of the oar, in
front of it. One of the wheels passed over
his right arm, close to the shoulder, almost
severing it from his body. The wheel on
the opposite side passeasaver his left foot,
crushing it. He also sustained some injuries
about the head: His recovery is doubtful.
An inquest was held yesterday towelling.
the, death of George Robb, drowned off
Steamer at Megaton. The veraiet
tleted that there *as some neglect on the
part of the officers of the boat, but in what
respect it did not say.
The coroner's jury hag returned a ver-
dict of death from scalding in the case of
Williero Webb, the fourth victim of the
-
Cephalonia exploidon. The jury SeverslY
Commented on the coeduot of ;be (Mows
Company in not furnishing evidence eS.
plainthg the cause of the explosion ond in
tithing the steamer to Bee, leaVing no Oa.
Otela behind. The coroner intimated that -
the Hosed of Trade would impair° strictly
into the oocident.
The Spanish Cortes was opened yeater
day,
Rev. Dr. Hein, Elegeten, died
yeeterday.
A great anew atom marvel at Denver
yeeterdey,
The etrikat among thel'reacir cold miners,
bag ended.
There is a eeriene outbreelcot diphtheria
itt Toronto.
Five thOUPPIld Coal reinere ab Boritiegite
Belgium, hey° et,ruck.
Aceording to advices free/ Belgrade 10X.,
Klog.tlibin will shortly be =girded to 1,4 A
Perlman lady,
Mr. Um Reek, Calleeter of Cueteme at
Richibrieto, has sent in hie imagine,
time to Minieter 33owell,
The Court bee ordered Dlooliouciottillt te
pay 480 monthly as alimonytobin divorced
wife, Agues Roberteen.
Sir Henry Omuta' addreee before the
Parnell Conunienion yeaterday was of all
biotin-1ml charooter, Re denied that any
injwitice to Ireland exieted which justified
the present attitude of the Irish &thee -
allots. He zeferred M great length to the
measeeree that have been adopted during
the lot halt century to improve the condi.
tion of that eountrf.
The Goverement is evidently deterrained
to enforce the law regardiug °wand in
the streams in so far as it refers to the
Otonabee River. Impeder Gilattriet,
Peterbero", hasreeeived froth instructione
from tlre Government to gee *et the floe
impend by the magistrete are collected,
and aloe to continue the prosecutions ail
long as the mill owners violate the law.
Lora 'Randolph Churchill, in a letter,
largos that the Coneervetives duchig the
owning widen of Parliaraent ought to give
prominenoe to the land laws, measures for
the reform of workingmen's dwellings,
laborer& allotment% lioeneing and Uwe
providizig for shorter hours of labor, and
dealing with the "sweating" system. All
these questions, be says, ere rapidly ripen-
ing for practical legialation.
The interring° between Pxince Murat
and Gwendoline Caldwell, which was to
have taken plaae in Paris yesterday, has
been broken off, in consequent* of a dia.
agreement About the young lady's marriage
settlements. e
The barge Condor is still aground in the
Gialope Canal. Two barges have taken off
10,000 bushels of her cargo, and a third
barge is being laden. It is feared that the
Condor will have to be unloaded altogether
before she will float.
At the Guelph Aesizes yeateraay the
Grand Jury brought in three true bills
against W. 13. Harvey for the murder of
hie wife and two daughters. His trial will
probably COMMenee today. Among the
reports prevalent in the city 000 10 that
Barmy will plead guilty. His friends are
making great efforts to prove he was benne
at the time be committed the deed on the
26111 0! March last.
A Very Sad FatslitY• —A woman of great weight died last
A Nyack, NY., despatohintys Sylvester week, She was Mrs. Price, Bernal:WS fat
Pitt, of Ramapo°, Rockland County, re- woman.
turned home on Friday afternoon, and was A. despatch from Dallas, Texas, says
greeted by hiwife and 013ild. He stooped another Taecott has been located there, and
e
to kiss the little one, when the triggerof his
the uthorities are investigating.
gun struck against something. The gun A. genera. etrikteof dooknien in Antwerp
a
was discharged and the contents Metered is itaminena and 'the military are held in
Mrs. Pitt's hody, killing het. readiness to supprees an outbreak.
l'resident,Ilarrison on Saturday iiiistied
A 'World of Troabieproclamations admitting the States of
Door Mat—I do so bate to be Owned en' North and South Dakota to the ennion.
Umbrella Stand—Of course it isdzaagree A. dynamite depot at Friedrichsintette,
able,
but loOk at the chance Irun in forever near Benthera Silesia, exploded yesterday.
being a receptatile for stolen Property. Twenty pereons were killed and injured.
The Emin Relief Clomraittee has recalled
Dr. Peters from East Africa.
The German budget passed the first read-
ing in the Reichstag yesterday.
The diphtheria in Ewa York is reported
authoritatively not to be serious.
Sir Donald Smith's inauguration as
Chancellor of McGill University took place
yesterday.
President Barillas, of Guatemala, tele-
graphs that the report of a revolution in
that Republic is lain.
During the last eighteen months the
Russian Government has expelled 35,000
Jove from the empire.
The late Thomas M. Thompson by will
has bequeathed legacies to nomerona chari-
table institutions of Toronto.
Harry Ddrana, the Opium smoggier:was
captured yesterday morning at Royal Oak,
twelve ranee horn Detroit, and is now safe
in Wayne county jail-
In the Danish Rigsdag to -day the Pre-
mier gave notice of a Bill to abolish the
tariff on coal, coffee, rioee tea, salt, raw
iron end train oil; to reduce the duly on
petroleum, and to increase the duties on
wine, spirits, beer, tobacco, fruit, asparagnS,
flowers, spices, cakes, cocoa, boots and
shoes.
In the ORS0 of the Federal Bank vs.
Nordheimer, the Master in Chambers he.a
refused the claim of the defendant for par.
ticulars of the charges against bine.
Mr. Chamberlain at a private Citentin itt
lairminghero, expretteed 8 strong desire to
Mire from pelineal life.
Another =Ohm wits held yeeterdity
Cobonrg le canueetiou with the federation
queetion, and It was advanced a stage.
Sir William Smith, Governor of the
Leeward Islands, is at present in Ottawa
to interview the Miniaters on the question
of closer trode relations with Canada.
A number Of ,Montenegrin convicts, who
recently escaped front A prison in Albania,
hem had an encounter with the Malliesori
tribe. The loss on both,,tdes was heavy. Her Higleness, when he received in a parcel
The Sherman extraul.ion eaSS, Whieh h thethrou ' ' • •
cake that 8r apooesdt tahpe omrt taortrl i aosfe ttheenowt earl dtihn eg hmezehsainsgbeeienncefoMuialyrodhe,alatnwaithh.is friend e fest
was to be argued before Judge McDowell,
The Oritegemen of Ottawa are decidedly
oppeeed to applyiug tor temeporittion
during the Fencer term nt Parliament.
No action has heap taken by the Derain.
len Government to prevent a repetition of
the recent dleastroue Quebec rook slide.
Prof. 0040110, occupant of the their of
Literature at the University at 110114
Germany, bas Permitted Weide by cutting,
hie throat.
Edward Boyd, aged 20, at Guelph bad
hie foot so body °rushed by the *are 14
Detroit on Moodey night that amputation
wee neoeseery, ,
A message has been received in Mantreel
from Mgr. Bone, Vicavapeetolloof Labra-
dor, malting an appeal oo beluilt of the
famine-attioketi people ot the Labrador
WM&
The American authorities have deoldea
that Chinese laundrymen are laborer
within the meaning of the Chinese Beattie.
tion .Aote and are therefore prohibitedfront
landing in the United States.
Mr. Wyndham, Mr. Balfour's secretary,
speaking at Dover lot night, after a vieit
to Dublin, ainiounced that in 1800 Mr.
Balfour would int:oat:ice in Parliercient
measure providing for a large system (Aland
purchase&
Madera° joly, of Terrebonne, while peel.
ing potatoes in her kitchen on Sunday
morning, auddenly fell dead on the floor.
She was previously in apparently perfect
health, and bad visited her parents at Ste
Rose on the previous day.
It is understood that Mr. Shehyn, the
Qtiebeo Treaeurer, and Mr. Garnean, Com.
misaioner of Pablia Works, who are at
present in Pohl., are negotiating with
French financial enstitutions for the con-
veraion of the entire Qaebeo debt.
A. tree on Dorthester street, Montreal,
was set on fire last niglit by a wire eonaing
In contact with it, and, in spite of the
heavy rain, the flames burned up several of
the upper branahes and were only cheaked
by the intervention of the eastern brigade.
The friends of IfiallOp 'Clasher, formerly
head of the Reformed Episcopal Chnreh in
Canada, who lately left for Kansas City,
have received word of a terrible accident
Anti has happened to his wife in that city.
Mrs. 'Clasher was out driving with a -leap
friend, when the carriage overturned,
trowing both violently to the ground terri-
bly bruised. In addition she received a
fearful scalp wound over the left temple,
loving the forehead bare, which will mark
her for life. She had a minim:dons escape
from instant death.
Lord Hartington made a speech at Wol-
verhampton last night in reply to Mr.
Gladstone's moot speech at Southport.
Es declared that Mr. Gladstone showed
no inclination to give the order for a
general advance, but rather for a prudent
retreat.
A. lady formerly known a� Miss Alice
Gracie Wilson, who was at one time a resi-
dent of Montreal and owns property in its
immediate vicinity worth half a million
dollars, has had her huaband, Albert B.
Crenshaw, arrested for bigamy in Cleve.
land. A report to that effect mimeo from
Clevelend.
There is now living in the Township of
Huey, County of Compton, a couple by 1
name Benjamin and Jennie Sylvester, to -
whom was born on the 275h June last a
female child. This della at the age of
three weeke weighed exactly fifteen ounces'.
She is now nearly five months old, and
weighe but five pounds, fully swathed in
infant's flannels. At three weeks after
birth a finger ring inches in diameter was
easily slipped over the hand and up to the,
elbow. She is in perfect health.
The town of Lindsay is nOW lighted by
electricity.
A od accident occurred tin Saturday
evening in the Heard handle factory in St.
Thomas, resulting in the maiming for life
f Janne Kelly, the 17-yeeir.o1d son of
John Kelly, who resides on Walnut street.
The young man -was removing the cover
from a planer when hie left hand became
caught, and was ground to a pulp, the
flesh and home being chopped into mince
meat. Drs. Gustin and MoLarty ampu-
tated the hand.
Frederiok Merrill, Bridgeport, Conn.,
while drunk Saturday night, beat and
choked his wife in a brutal manner. She
died yesterday, and Merrill is held on a
charge of murder. The couple had only
been married six months.
A bold burglary was ' perpetrated at
Dutton on Saturday. At 12.18 Mr. F. 3.
Armstrong, M. C. It. agent, looked up his
office and went to dinner. At 12 30 Mr.
R. J. Cathy, who is working in Dutton,
discovered that the door of the station had
been foreed open. The burglar had broken
into the money drewer and aeourea the
sum Of $99. He left the loNver left ,hand
corner of a dollar -bill in the drawer.
The North German Gazette says Emperor
William, on his arrival at Athens,,, sent the
following deepatoh to Prince Bismarck :
e I have arrived at glorious old Athens
after a ivoyage of, intoxicating beauty.
After a Ispiendid reception from Princes
and people your telegram Waft my first
greeting from home. Hearty thanks for
It. My first word back to the Fatherland
is a salutation to you, sent from the City of
Pericles, from the pillars of the Parthenon,
the sublime aspect of which deeply im-
presses toe." -
The illness of the Duke of Edinburgh,
which prevented his attending the funeral
of King Luis in Lid= on Saturday, is
ascribed to a fainting fit experienced while
viaiting King Carlo. When he was attacked
he fell m the flobr, bruising his face badly.
The Duke bas saffioiently recovered to take
his departure, and he paid a farewell visit
to liing Carlo yesterday. The bruises on
his face aro fast disappearing. He has gone
to Pdadrid. •
H. Bristow was head coachman for the
Marquis of Lorne and Princese Louise
when His Lordship was GovernonGeneral
of Canada.. He is now engaged bathe cab
boinese at Ottawa. The other day he
received rt proof of the thoughtfulnese of,
Ingersoll is to have a water worke system+
put in at once.
Prince San jio hag been appointed Prime,
Minister of Japan.
Heavy snow has fallen in Manitoba and,
the Dike Superior District. '
Subscriptions to the New York World's,
Fait up to Friday night, 32,004,811.
Mr. O'Reilly, Inspector of Prisons for
Ontario has condemned Sandwich jail on
sanitary grounds.
The Prince of Wales And the Khedive
witnessed a grand review in Cairo on
Saturday.
Sir ,Williera Vernon -Harcourt champions
the Salvation Array, and advocates for them
the greatest freedom.
John Steele, a Nissonri farmer, has been