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AMERICAN WOMEN SUBJECTED TO MOST HORRIBLE TORTURE I*d Through Country Naked and Repeatedly Outraged by the Chinese. DIE IN FEARFUL AGONY Terrible Punishment Meted Out to Missionaries?The Dowager Kmpross Made W nrou the Foreigners Against I the Kmperor's Protest?Knropeuns Demand Destruction of Peking. 8ii a x( in a i, Sept. 4.?Dispatches announcing that the American govornwrnment refuses to agree to the withdrawal of the troops from Poking bolero satisfaction for the on ray s ami tho losses of itB subjects is giv. a have be n received here and arc a: ; id; d by tho entire foreign colony in : inn hai. Any other policy, according to busim ;>s men nd missionaries, will be a fatal b'.uw to the prestige of the foreigners, and would weaken their status in China. The local English papers li rccly denounce the prop ?sals to evacuate 5* king, nd suy that the Chine.-e interpret evae.nation us defeat. Tile ma.-s - of Chinamen now believo that the Chiu -.-e arms nre victorious. The Chinese j) ipi rs prinfi d in Shanghai contain h-v.'j, eircuni tuntinl accounts of alb ged C.iitn - vie:: ; a: Tien Tsin ami Lung Chan i a :<l t shops ami native quart-. ' r sale lurid photographs < t' tho ? - ;;1 army driving tin- Lump m soldi r? in: > the sea at Takti and : in;; t n . ? > pieces at Tien Tsin. J . < pictures of the Joivi- ".a 1 l> lug tortured in the ]>: - ;< e of v; "Vice Admiral Seymour i- :11 i -with his arnu; pinioned km-' i nu t -fore | the throne. Tho pei p .- ae < pt inports and pictur -s a- ran-, rt! .* v - j r renting the facts and anything contrary as merely foreign 11'-. Demand l)est met ion of IVkla- . The European community <- ' : r.; s to demand the struct ion of 1'. king and tho exemplary pa r-hi.c i;t c: the oflicials, deeming imc unity and paper promises of m w t-alios i::ad qunto. Undoubtedly the inlonnaiixn of the massacre of foreigners rec trl/received inflames this sentiuc-nt. Missionaries I'ut to Death. The dowager ynipn ss is living in ti c amen at Tai Yuan l-'u, in Shan : i evince. Fifty ntissionaiiis lia\o lent slaughtered in that yaticn un . rord : practically in the prc.soir-c < tlcvi e1 roy. Three were behead d i t : lie i in v court and others were Itilletl 1 nr'. a.-, cn-l -.ln the yards. The bodies \vcv ihro vii Iv tVir tlO^S. It is learned from official sources thu: several American women nti.-.-i iiati - biivo been killed. At the request of the mi>si >:i 1 s ?. 1 <1 tho details were withheld our of regard for the feelings of tho lvl.uiv s of tho murdered women. Ainei'leuu Women O.t! i-;c I. Two of these women v. r e.ij.tr.v while attempting to leave t li? : i. :i where thev were loeafed, wer - i ! uh out tho country nnk>-d, r jn-ute ly oafaayi ; ual finally killed hv at method to ? revolting to ho aloseribea' Two other American wo: : n weav coming to the coats' w ith a j? t * v whi -h number of Chiuaina-ii followed a:u i toned. The women tell e\hau?te I and were taken by tho Chinamen ia." > t'i presenco of the laa.ail a)!;ioia!-. liny were prostratcal upon tie- ? m block u'aial ai ioint b ing beheauled. One of tin an 1?. cam 1: tericul anal laugl<o<l, auid, 11 nia..iai*r her lumne, tho Chiinvse iscaarr (1 her :> a: coast because of their -a; r-'itio i regaraling the insane. On :1a- ;onnn\\ however, tho woanaai was i t jr atedly criminally aissaulta-d by h r a-rr, the other woman being a \hibit d n. !. 1 for omc alavs, suffering us- aide by >. v avd men nnal tort ureal to death by the sat:.' ? hameful methods as were practice! in other cases. Swedish Women AUa> T?.rtureal. Two Swedish missionary w :i rr rivoal nt Shanghai a 11 -i: ?\ eneea, oxcejit that tlu ir li\ naa d. '1 ho ] i jmil'ims 1:11 m. 11:.: . 1:: : l iing six women Mini l'oar n. v > were murdered at (-'in:'.' an, in i'.< province of ('In- Ki.-ing, ::< . ; :ni s tory of the S| nni*h 1 rie-r \\ ho e- ,. , , were killed'vith hayfork-; and : n. . ! pears by th.o inagbtrate's 1 iynaar i. I ami their naked bodies \v<r< hany i 1 from trees. These incident . m i' a 1 ' at ok;:.* j unpopular in Shanghai, \v. * all ti* : victims had friends. Placards were posh .1 t a in s places exhorting l'oivi: i-> < .-< a j comproiuiso " ith il. ;r an 1 j attacking Li Ifimy ('...n e. 1 .. ; remark to (jommii < n.. ,1. .w v .1 t.? Karl Li that "the n in n;r, except tho ministers, w r of > ;;e- I count." DOWAGER APPROVED WAR. j Kmperor Ploa<l la Vain .! ?.Inr- 1 dcring the Foreigner-!. han FitANCtsco, Sej l\ l. -A r fagou from Peking furnish: - 'l'in North China Daily News, just received by ;!: er Doric, 11 statement of Jm ts which hows that th.o war < t tin 1 >.i - 0:1 for. .1 signers was npprovei. !y ih < ap flftU'ftfff'r Tho u-rirtf "Oil June 10 the < , d ,\v. suddenly issued ft ?' < r. mii:. ; .i:: ali the Mancliu l?rimV -, da. s an I high officials to be present at ; grata! n il. The suspicious part o; i;?is was I'.iat when all had gathered at tli >. palitoo how who were M nehus were lir.-t called by the empre-s down" r t . i cret nndionc.". while all td'Chines- descent were left in the waiting!-- om. Aftertheseereteiiin.il and tie Mancbus had returned to tin; wait. 1;1 -oni they were again called hack, this timo witli.tho.se of Chinese descent, 111 the j mores* dowager's councilrootn. When all hod prostrated themselves before the i f 1 I empress dow.tger and the emperor thoy waited for11 i* to speak. She said: "Tli-.' other p iwvrs have browbeaten and pevseeuted u> in -licit a in inner ill".* w vail.n?t endure tliismr. i > ?;; e\ We :iu-?f r'l -refer \ o nbine tu !i -ht all ! in.'eiKie rs t ill-* lii-t to save tmr face i:i j ili.-eyes of tlie wor'.il. All oar M.niehu prinee-, dukes. uo'des and ministers, I 1: !i and low. eve unanimous in their i del.-: eiinatioii for war to the knife and | 1 upnvov of t!ieir patriotic rboj. ?>. I, llieiofnve, .uivc all you V is anti luuoo- ; nieiit and e.\p : ali to ?' > their duty to : their country." Tin- empress do\v v de. laved that in I this w :C Oiiina var,. have th i liexors, j who were iuvnlucro -'a i > bullet and sword, on li. v side ; 1 -n:M :: be con- . qucreil. 'J''i> ? ::ij who maintaiim i a tnurful si* finally iinnlmvil tlie ("ftiiirt'S.s ilowi ? rooou.-iclor her ' (i -i^ion,* but sli turr-.1 her b ale on him. i'i. most | >: . a :?.] tivo of tho Mimchu j.; . . ! than* ilvognt th.> |ula.' .Juno :.'t>, t' >' . * v tl?<? in;; : I in* t!? nv.n \i5s: ..i;. a .. ! y it j the s< (' ?\v r to i->.: a w f i j Yi!ii?' lai. as ;? n?,v;?Us>??i<.i o? - ' army of tha north. . n . i 1 hi- army to V !.: a:i<l loru.ui y i ut'.a-'i; ;!? .a-, ! ro\ ;*. .? ami ! t!>'. n. i' lvin ; I'. kiny for Tien !u. to i ii 11*.?y i V i iy.t' rs ' : \ I >j > a j . until all \?vr -i ; v a i?. > ;":<* i. .lu-f ii? tha !; v i* . . - >r v;t?.s j ' ill; >ut t<> siy.i t'io <1 n .;t, ,vi the i ' writ'-r, tho ompia ;ul . has- . ..:f her j : n if to jiluii v> i n.i, - i iato v, t it : hiic tivaU'il .. i i ? i;i'(,:ir ami he j . loft tllO COlli! " ilflili V V. 1 i-'.n/. ! EXT R AC Ft 0:;; A R V 1M C! D E W T. l'*ort i ' h < >li ;i." t :i r.a I J:? 11 Ii* I''ln;y. ' of i hi* T V. ;i -:Ii I. i: -.'is'i i. ( C if.t I '.a imr.Init i out of tliv ordinary o:vmv 1 . t t'a' rauuio'i i f til I* arty i:;;!i t t .ol'inf- r iaf.tr. or W.: him:: -a, a I' ! / .i-i: :*.i T. t:..i r >nt were ; | I i; I t a n . i:: - it' tin- -a vi v- j til" i '. old nrr 1. Th> i!. < :< v,a ; c..' ;-.1 :>i Iv'. a ? o ir?N? :i*f ?? j .-i i of Atl turn, tin illlilv tv.l" tlii ' ' I . !<v. ivr.-.lm. .le t-> David i1.' '! :> . : . ! ? ... 1 i | 11; ii i i>v n i i n. ' if:- ? - :! ;? - .! of S ; I. r i 1 >. I irvi-S Jobll A. Lull mid - 11 I: > Vi! < : > \v <>? : tu* C i\*. Na?'i was pc :*t an i i??. i I'.it--1 r rr\; I -\y\t to m,->\ i r: rwr r: y**r;V;~ It rl W Ln < I..1 i * t. t i l.v I i y !.i Noi.-a; nibrr-. jii i!;e Col !o:i Mr li.in Mil.: i'sy < ton .. Y- !.: . S !. ?Ti> a \v cottea coina.i i i\v i e.at'y a. 1 p <! by 11s Cotton v.'i lit inf > j r. i \.l to-lay. law was t.? 1 com operative on Sept. I, but ns that day W.l - Mil If c i'f.l llo!i(l.l.V iil'. l yf.-li.ri! ?y v. ;i > ! si i ii.i v, t li n j\v rub- i - ivtlly in 1 c !r . :i ; > lay. Tile law. i:i ul>stance, male s it olsli;; a:< i'y oa the parr ?>t 1 ; < ! vrs uti 1 conn:i -i ii !: ; - els ir^iny tii im* :i it lsirta 1 i.-f ill i \ i s i; ii eoiiMM'.s.- i >11 : f tii" IMte of vi<> 13 I- tu> bales fort! round turn in tii j-mvlin ami sale <. : entitle 'is of li ) :>;?! < eaeh. SEWELL RAPIDLY SINKING. No Mjsvi ? I" Ketiiimin;: <'on eldUM-.:' No Mopeiii. t ndiea II vt t. IMc., -Vp'. J ?Tile condition Avt'.!i:r i > \': 1!, 1) moer.itie raudi-ln 1 v % . a- i : ideiit four years itj;o, i> tinchant; d. >.* > siy;i of retnviiiiii'f >: i ,;;-uY.' bus been lot d anil 110 ii >]vfyl Midi t tin li.i; be n .-ecu by the ijwftor?. <in vi is:n >:it 1, lies'r.il lie 1. Vi a'.I r. T.. Sept. -S.-I.1 t aei'iii-. '' States till* ^ :i 1-1 11 i a (i.'ci I siuii ia the c\i-;'of W. C. I! GiWright, nml ftli ofl! < .s 3 ; tlx' interior (iejiartnr :ir. r?>straininif di serretaiv '! ilm iut-rior lr >::i etil'orein lhi> coil.-cru'M ' > the 11i>>.> 1 !a\ at J;s ('In ! i<:t: i >n. \V. (J. 15 r s is : Jii'-i'ivi.i'it iHi i l.ns ]:i- stm s at till* pllicos III tllO (Jliui';tkvu IlKttOII. if tri!i;l law 1 -s that c;w!i c.ti'.a <. tl: l'hero', ee na'i >n M-lli:i.vr nier.-han* <1U .?!ia I Jia v a la\ of niioloiinh wl I j! . ? ( t:t ill'ali iiiYv'ir-w'Sof g-.-'i'ls leeeivn! i?y him fur sale in thu Cherokee nation. Order Us* .torn). Paw.*, Saj'.f. 4.?Tho l'Vcnch const:' r,t Canton. nml r date of S-"o??t". rail t i:- " !i it!) it l" an. : lias i t timet! t Call >.?. lie if. Ul ^ that ll ' : 11 i|> totjwn'.ow.on tiieestiiar'y uf therive ! iau' .l is !:.: ! a '4? ? I elToel ml j :? :: t tli t i-.ejhle ami a;;:: a! ion a<; :iif ; the ! .rei'-ni' r.-, whir'.i we. iva<h:i r i.i j the t< ai m i:ortii of Koini : ; i oun<t. J'h i* usal ?1?.? ion its that a mi-sioiiaiw ua- ait?i"l:e 1 !.: 1 w< aail'-.i hi tim ill- . tries of i-'.U-K hik, 1 kilometers fro a Canton. Hi'ItUli Sailors Mutiny. Mtr.v Oi:i.i:anSept. i. ? Ki^lifoejt ! Stokers r.honnl 111?? Jkilish trai sji r; ?T'>iit"ill111 ivi iv nrre.?!i a la-t ni;*,ht fur mutiny ia i"iusin;: to sail with Dane sink' l'.i en if a ? I to till; the Jiliut 'S of (i - i < J ii - liiim-i i-i .1 ;i i - -??-(>: 11 i?::i i n' i of the food ami lilt- 1'ritidi chi-uI it j >- , pointed .i l)i)n:l of survey which re]> )Vt?-?l if till right. Tho >1? i:? lias bee ft trying to sail since Saturday. Negro t'hureh:-; to Con-oJidnte. Cllit'AfiO, S pf. I.?The African Mctli* odi-t Episcopal church, representing a momlx rship of more than of),000, ami tho ('clonal Methodic church, ropr* .-onting an organiy. (! holy of IA i.?.. >, \t iil c iiirfoli Into anil o'inlili tli iirClii .) > a Methodist talx rnacle that Will be t c nio-r o >-tly ami imp -iag chnroh sire lure o\vnetl by it negro congregation i i l lie Unite (1 .States. Will Attend the < hrl-t enhig. Mi)NTO')>ji;i;y, Ala., Sept. 4.? Gov* eraor Join; r.,n states that lio has pr..c?i -ally eomj.b ferl nrr.ingi laents f >r ! is trip to J'or! mouth, X. li . S- pr. U> t ) be j.revi.t at the christening of tho b ?: tle.ships K'-ar.s irye ami Alabama. 'Ij . state of New tlamp-hire lias - or a formal in vital io;i to the state of A r. j ubmu, uud the governor bus accepted i:. STATE DEPARTMENT HAS OiSPATGIi fg? MiNISTEB SOisSEii Fowors Glow in Responding to Russia's Proposition to Withdraw Troops. A.WAITING THEIR REPLIES Specula!Ion an to Kus-lu's Probable Action la ('aso of a ?;;utivo Answer. Her Attitude Is S!utlic<i Wltli tlio Keenest 1 at crest?IJrltWi View of the Chinese Situation. ?vAsjiivoxox, tSopt. l.?- 11'. vjt?n.:cr tit-1 'iron lu.ai'd from ayain, his last ivl Vim* ilatrrlafc IVkini? oil Autc. oO. 1 i was i . <vivetl last evening. l'i > ( h .ilispat "lies lsavo orcup'usl a iv. :; i.i t : v t mi :;i^; m from Pekinjj, >oi" nlin;, i i . lio estimate of tlio slato wpart ncnt, . that Mr. C.'ii;;ov'.s niM la Us : Ainct betterment- of til" anal--. commnnie.ri >si. llv -.Lues, it ineh tl :'t iiat.' of the dispatoh, >m> thia c . ; pertinent !i i ' boon t i-yii.;? to 'in ;Iono i ?; in 11y v,*t Us. Thosappoiiiou is th.it this pniiimiUir nm.-si^o o.imi o "V.-.i fro a IV.tin:; to Tien T-:n by < ur. r. olid was -r <?a tliv wires either at '.hat p ?:nt or 1'aUa. Tito Mate t'a : artaieat decided t? i.aaito no stare* nieiit :is to i . oo t:.-a; of thai in >sa ; > brvoudthu simple otic that Mr. Uon? pvr's ootiinuiiiioatiou ilitl not in irk a iv : i ferial change ia liio situation in t law to tvf ;v?:iil. 7 , J 4. , t _ t J, ^ . ! . v miulo by ike p v.vr.s tot'aa i m to wr .: it Poking aiv etci i be dire ! t i ilie gowr: aunt ut iia.vsia an 1 .c ? tr stsit > <1 >;wri no at. J ' iiii.-si .. v ranu ar nnilon: '..-v. U i-i ; " a :v>i i: v th i t hit l iv.v vim- r .. v.-l! .. ail < clcs that I/u'il Salisbury h striving conform lli' m n.i v-l to the ti r us lir t 1- :-;ii:x".i: .1 hy tho govei anient :;t Wa-hin.'.to . U11 1'. At iSi .1 !o. Sr. I':.;; r M ph !.? Rus-inn nflicio] sept. ! :tts any intcntio:) to p ruinueutly o v.ipy (si* annex Mane'm;: It is furl' "i* slated that Ru-uoi v. 1 claim 1:0 ; : ri tarsal c sneersi >ns \ r ?vi?? I the powc rs 1 train from .so doing 21 .. 1 i expresses til" I.ope tliilt tlio (piO-llou of iinleniniMes ? n:i h - sottl- 1 with tlio coop-ration ol" l ie ;:!!i (1 p r.WfJ. t hiiiii A'.iin 1" t i'.Mt'.' M.-ivoys, SlIANCIlv?, Sept. 1 ? An imperialedi't L n - 1 tit Tni V nan l\i nppoiut.s Li 1 I:i*i ? Cimng, Va)i;; La, !Isu Tung (tutor of tlio heir apparent) ami IV no CUing commissioners to negotiate pe;.ej, Ihiti.ci 'J',- op* Arrive, Taki*, S-jit. I.?T.vo tlmnnl additional Italiiii troop- have n.riv .1 hero and will stars at onor for IVl:;:. ;. tierin io Worship* Arrive Sua\oil.vi, Sept. !.?Four (i r.niu warships Am rod at Woo Sung Sept. a. ( | PURSUED BY EUR1.Y ttEGRO. I A t * 11 :i tMii< : N if '1 v i rui*? a "i -i -!i S <1. I'll it I > *, ;v.-t. i. ? V'- T'i-s I. > > j : ? ' .V it;i, \ ii . i-s vi i < * ,'u ; t a::? t ity, \vi i.s i is* : i. :.i ? ' ! . i 1' n I e:t ; !:? (' >.. .. .e pari i liy* two e .. . i, si pt " ! i- . 5 bv a :i ;*ro ma:1. ;.ud ot:". I i" ; Ml r >f ? > '-;tvt I '< M h ;!! .: - t! -ouuh the canfed ! ate (".'tin' >*. .i. ;is ,-iu; "l i':i tL rent -C v Mi * I Keller iliseovcreil thatito^ro man wasfolluwiujf hor aiul tlit < ln! h.:" tpaieketi'. I her pnoo, us oi l tho nvjfi' . It t uriliToil her to s>op, J:i:i:>:? -a r.r.;, the 1. 'low follow.>li-s 11 'h.-r rati aero tho railco.!(I at t he eivs*iu : and justin ha rattle in si^iit (>; --oni r ,c.> cabin > stumbl' il ami ft 11. 'J lie voting 1i ly w.i sctenmin;; a a s'. > ran, aid two ueyrro women saw Ir r vnupin . ami heard )' ' screams. ,\ neyio man en.ua oat of one of tli" houses to 1: r l , an>l onh-:v I her pursuer to stop. The woni.l-he a sailant \vas re oaui/ . 1 ... Ilmry Ma*:* v.'ell, who works for th i Sous lit r?i press e i:ij[i.tiiv at this i;V. Mi s llate'ie; ,v :it>m ami info: n; .1 her uncle, an 1 ?! iv.v !'. was s.m:i b.h'.tt 1 the bars sa <' ih'i oaa'y jail. . Tlioro i coast i ruM exoltou'.ont over the a Hair. Nineteen Arrests Made. , A'.rr.ov, O., Kept. !.?l"p to the i " rot time 10 arrests have i.< -n ; 1 o;1 pers >::s nlie;; si to have tah a purl ii the ree.ait riots in this cit/. Karl awl Charles iVatik v.vr.? taken itito eu.spj ly today charged w ith riotiny. A - ;> oi.il grand jury will j:\ihahly la tailed to tako tip tin' e; -. Neat ly wit* nv.sws will ho . x.i'.nmed. t'I:*.>;>!inNear (Jrcen b iro. G.o:::\.-it : >, 'Ja., Sei*. !.?Two Tie* gro"s. t'harii y (liven ami CI oft' Ka* vol's, liail a 11::ii ly, with the result I that V'avora was >hut t .vie > I.e.* (' n. I i m" il.i.i . . ].i r ;i.I \ In: by some i.i- jibim*' .1 : :i i di I vtv little iii-nry. 'i .* . r :.;t-> d tliro : i the abdo.v. :i. ? I: . * * -it t ' . y .Io . c. i i ! ? M: . V . :? I bentics c : i : 1 by ,--'t ; ! liciM'lf i:; t'.v.i nb.l :i wiih a ' . 1 1* i .-i'i >li.-i, .<;i 1 ovci" ;;M'i ; t ti i |hi? 11 i;; \vi;!i ;v A v. | Mrs. H.-iul 'V !u?t her (1.n\ 1 i. | woman had i .1 '!;'<<j.?hi5 "it ? v ; LONDON IS GiVEN A SCARE. ! ! Iicpui t --'I 1 >>:if Two < a r-4 of i'liiy.r.c S'.. v.* I Ic.'ii I2 i ?v:?ri i. | LfiMo.v, wpl. 4.?A car| rent t ul:i\ that t\v.) <;; J!n? ] Iliad be :i <li .\>v r ?1 in t! vie nity of London dorks, br.f t!.i in- ili utile r, wllt'll questioned on tile Mil >j ;T, .-aill 1:0 knew nothing about the matter. j Follow the M I THAT IS WHY j TQWNSENDT THE PEOPLE I KNOW I-Iencc Yours t Towr w | Phone 18. I i _ 111. iwh1 do away with days, save y baking in les: I \ i m | ' !{?V I - ' ry ?r | | ' FOR HA 1,10 J I " . Another t. ;f*o at (i'nsgow. Gr \-.i '\v, Sear. -J.- A bulletin issued by tl. ! iio.il ebieer.sof Gin ;gow this mor. in;; son th ;r an addition plague c:;; b on ,vp- rtoil. 'iiio total now is 17; do il t 1 ul <. .s, under observation, lfJ. i i.-2.1 at- (^u.traa!inc. Ni;\v Yoi-ic, Sept. 1.?The steamer 1'hite of 1 arrived today from t ' r i r -j.nited all well on board, llov." v -r, as 'k< ramo from a plaguy port lie will 1 -1 held at (Quarantine lor examination. Does Mot bVar t!?e I'lngnc. "" . Nr.w Youtt, fv-nt. ! ?President Murphy !' the \v York city health dop.trtnr ::: . :bd today ho had no fear of inf.eti. n l'o:n the bubonic plague, lie ry precaution known t > science has been taken. Jlt-'.il Hist'otton ihich. Ot'JM '.it v, -Ma., Sept. 4.?John G. Tucker, a planter living near hero, brought in ! .' "> bales of last year's cotton which in- ' I en holding. It wubought by Y.'e'.l Pres. for !P.? cents. l)i ;i:i ;c!i I-~to:ii ChaflYo. W.\sm:v. >v, l> M>t. !.?The war dopart' .; tit r- * l ived toil iy a d:snatch from On n r. t." Although it is undated ir be . evidence of having beer .sent at a re unt date. DAILY I.iARKET REPORTS, COT l'i )X FL" Tl* I IKS. a iav Sept. 4.?Cotton future! opcue 1 irregular. < im:n* c i.ost January 8 4'J .... 8.51 Fein nary 8 5 ) .... 8.4 Mircb s..m .... 8 4 Aprd s 4't .... 8.4V May 8 .">0 .... 8.51 June .... 8. fit duly .... 8 September 8.0.) .... t >ct iili-r 8.i>' .... 8.0November 8.51 .... 8.fit: I) camber 8 4.1 .... 8 51 Snot cotton el >se?l steady: middling up Inn Is. middling guif, 0"?c. Sales 1 CO b ties. CHAIN' ANi) PliOVISlOXS. I'lJUWnO. F pt. 1. Ol'EN CI.OST \V 11K AT?Septombsr . .... October ;47? TP, N iivt'iii ijer .... 75 C'UHN? Sep: ember........ 89 Y Oetob- r .... as' j N eve itb -r, .... U }j OATS?September -I Oct.i'-r ' 21Y N-v. .... 214, POltlv?September. ..11.1 \y% 10 lb i let tin r .... 11.01 January ' 11.3t UAItl)?Sap eai !?er... .0.8. J J ....(? -T'.; October.. . .. .O.ScJ/j November.. . ....<? 57', i! 1 US?September' ....7.1 Id.1? ....7. -3' t i i dit-r .... 7 It ' kinu irv K Ol Oil * Burns the clic that's sold w \P lute safety, / causing dirt ( Vv.^'i!^ smoke or sine ! |!,f Sold wherct ijq arc sold?mad ous sizes. Ify< ij/ dforj 7/0/ hav write to !' > '?// STANDARD OIL CO JY THE UNION HARDWAB 1 * ultitude. They know a cjood thine when ihev see it. The rush is still on a > NEW STORE. cj) notbut the best goods nil "bran" new. cs are light, will treat you square. GET THE IDEA: forth you are a customer o jilease, sISFND. Tinsley's old stand all the hot discomfort of forme oursclf \vo:;k and bother and s time, at less expense, by usin y ft ^ ictoess ^ a til j I - - Or:ut inn n Precedent on Her. . "Bonny, yon must not cat broad nud butter out on the front steps." '.'Aw. inn. you unmod mo for Benja* tnin ^'t'ttnkllu, an teacher says lie walk* od nroun in Philndclphy wltli a whole IH loaf o* bread under bis arm."?Chicago In Record. j I 11iH Comparison. When you eat, be careful totleave off I hungry, is advice often given at the I dinner table, but seldom received In an obedient spirit. I The caution was repeated not long f since to a youngster of vigorous appe| tite. "I'sliaw!" he said. "You might as well tell me to wash my face and be | careful to leave off dirty." SOUTHERN RAILW!K ' ' . : Condensed Schedule In ICfTeot 1 Juno luth. 10J0. I STATIONS. ' I k'^'VC I | Lv. Charleston 11 oo i? 1:1 7 00 ft in " Sunimorvillo... t... 1'- -J n't 7 41 a in B " Hranehvlilo 1 iv jii K 65 a m v ijl " Ornnpobttr;; ? iv m 0 "Jam ^ " KinKvilln -l a in lo 15 a m 1 Lv. Suvannnh ... 12 80 a m , " I'lA'iiwoll. 4 13 ? in Biuekviilo |. 4 28 ft m Lv. Columbia 7 00 u ml ll 05 a m " ProHuorlty n i i a in 13 10 an Jfl " Newberry 8.0 a 111 12 25 p in : 1 " Ninety-six !? 30 a in 1 20 p m IH " ( ! iwnvvooil 0 50 n in 1 55 p m w| Ar. I lodges | I.I 15 a 111 2 15 p m , Lv. Abbeville. i tl a in 1 :? p m Ar. Bel ton 11 15 a ill _3 lo p ni ; Lv. Aii'i.'rwMi ! I 15 n in 2 35 p in I Ar. CroonviHo. 1.' 2.1 p ml 4 15 p ni ' Ar. A t lant;i.t < V ..Time t ill; 11 00 p m ^TAT^mv^ I'.'tily | Daily I STATIONS. No id. I No. 12. | Lv. Wrcwivilla 5 30 p ml lo 15 a m ' " Piedmont (10) j? m 10 40 a m ! " Williiimslon .. 0 2! i> nil 10 "An in aa Ar. Anderson i 15 p rnj IWa m flM Lv. lkilton 6 45 p ml 11 ni "a m if | ' Ar. Dontuilds 7 15 p m' II 40 a m w f | Ar. Abbeville | s In ii ml 12 25 p m ' J I Lv. Hodges 35 p ml 11 55 ft in wfi " | Ar. Greenwood 7 55 j> n:j 12 20 p m .. I , i " Ninety-Six :< 1M p in 12 55 p in ; I " Ni .v berry !' p in 2 10 p m i I ' Prosperity 0 :5 p in 2 14 p m M " Collin:!.in 11 :>> p m 8 Ml t> m V i 1 : Ar. Hlarkviilc 3 00 a ni , I. ; " Ruritwc 1 3 1.7 a ni Ml > " Savannah 5 10 n m l| Lv. Kinvcvlllc I 3 2.2 a m 4 4.1 p m 1 j " Orangeburg j li a m 5 33 p m I 1 " Brnnehvillo ; 25 a m 0 15 p m r! j " SummerviUo 5 .".2 a in 7 23 p m 'Bl ' Ar. Charleston I 7 00 ft ml 8 15pm 1 I Daily Dailyl ii'ni<rinv>i I Dailyl l>ufiy B ) ! No iA._N.ua' IONs. In,,. 11. No. In. W ' j 11 AM p 7 ma Lv.-Clnii .Ar a lip 7 00 ft S 1. 12 00 ii 7 II ni Sr.tniivrvi'.e "17 23 j> 5 52ft V) 1 | 1 85 a s 55 a I " .Hitini'livil it. " | c. 13 p 4 25 a W 1 | 2 50n 0 23 a " (iron tebtt rg " : 5 33 p 3 45 ft | 4 30 :i 1 i 15 a " Kimr s 1 *?* " i I 43 p 2 32 a H t | 12 20ni Lv..sav .nnnli Ai l. 5 lo a 4 13 a] " ..Bart; .veil . " 1 3 15 ft [" ; 4 28 a1 ... " ..B iiekviiio.. " 3 00a , j A 31 a 11 40 a " .. Columbia .. " 3 2Jp 9 8Jp 7 07 a I.' 20 (i " . ... Al don.. . " 2 Mlp| 8 60 ft 6 08 ii 1 23 p " . . santuo... " 1 23 .? 7 4(1 p t 8 45 n 2 dtp ' I 'nioa " M2 45 p 7 lOp 0 ill a 2 21 ji " ...b .tp-svi'le.. " ''2 25p *? 53p 0 19a 2 37 p " ....I a.., .... j |? 11 p 0 42 p 9 60iij 3 10p Ar SparinTibtirg Lv.U 45 a 0 lip 0 55 nI 3 4:i liVsparlanl. iry Ai-.l 1 22 a A OOp 1 10 pi 7 15 p'|Ar...Ashi*ville ...Lv| 3 U) a1 8 05 p ' "P" p. in. "A" a. m. "N" night. DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN CHARLESTON ANDGREENVILLE, and between Charleston ami Asheville. Pullman palace sleeping ears on Trains 35and OA, 37 anil 08 oil A.mi.If. division. Dining oara | on these trains serve all nteais enrottfe. Trams leave Spartanloi , A. .V C. division, northl.oimd, 7:03 a. in., 3:3, p. in., 0:13 p. in., (Vestibule Limited); southbound 12:20a. m., 8:15 ]>. m., 1 1 :774 a. in., i \ stibtile Limited.) Trains leave Greenville, A. and 0. division, ! northbound,<>:0U a. m.,2:.:i ti. in. and5:22 p. m., (Vestil.tileil Limited); southbound, 1:30 ft. m., 4:30 p. in.. 12:3.)ii. m. i Vestilnileil Limited) Trains 13 and 11 Eh-runt I'ulltnan Parlor cars between Charleston and Asheville. - Trains 15 mid 10?I'uilmnn Drawing-Room I iilee|.ink'ears between Charleston und Aahoville. Elegant Pullinnn Drawing * Room Buffet M Slc.epmo ears between Kavaitnah and Aslievllle t,t enrouto daily botween Jucksonvillo and Cincinnati. i'HAN K S. HANSON, J. M. CULP, I Third V-P. As tithi. Mgr., Traf, Manager, Washington, L). C. Washington, D. O. R W. A. TUKK, S. H. HARDWICK, Gen. Pus. Agent, A. Ucn. Pa*. Agent, Washington, D. C. Atlanta, OA * POSITIONS GUARANTEED. j Under $3,^0~> Cash Deposit. ' Rnltond Pare Paid. Open till to Both Sex- a. Very Cheap Boar? Ocnrgin-Aliibuiim Business Collego, Jl.iro*. GturgUL Health Office Hoars. Willie in my otllce, s.t the Council < In mber, fioin 10 a. at. to 12 m. every ilny. Sum ays anil holidays exit pled, for li t* cotiv iitt nee t f c-is. '/run wishing burial I eruutP or to traiaact any other business j eita iling to ti e -'(?If. W. D. HARRIS. r baking H I I do your H 1 ga * jj grease, ^ :E COMPANY. ^ ^ . . b I otiiMr \ .? -\\t* * i %oil ;% t > ? ? 1 Vurtariluh?r?^t''>t:??? than a na.; ri'.y r.t' ta v. : i:: r. 1 ill t h "aim so ?j:i >sti >ti htivo r >;> ?tl lvtl l t tlio K J :; !? p" >;> .' s>? .;:r lis llttl* riliUunl Iv.. i h r wir.i ' i r > . i . i'Mp -an <!i>< t'.d- in ?;*:? air ' lin d a hi >:i up ?n the pavro: ;i.i nr y nut 1 .? had lor sev-ral <!. v . KviTVtlii:i : is??w ori t! acti< a i i i -.a. .1 e>; t!: other nation a . , rn 1 if ' a do nor -a t > en.*; < ' ' r announced |>?t > with i v > tro.ips, t!io other ^ .v. r.isnv: : . . ' i> e >::Ulit, ch'Tishiti;; li; ho, o ti.. . i i ih meantime, j o:u" kind of tit's :.e . i:i-nf I'iin l a I'-ia1. >at ii IVkin.; with which the power may u {jotiat? for a lined t:ie:n?T.r. to sis:- !C:.;'al 15on tii:n. Li Jlunr: C.amy's n't and to so r.r > imperial uanv.n* l'cr In insMrut: ia cf jn'iii'i' i! ;; t i..i? :i- thr-iyh him . -If and the ( hin> 1'. itable ; V ?"tT <1 to l 1 dispatches r _arde 1 i:. . a a . ;? ia t!ie rivhr din ti?n, while, on tho oth r liainl. s >m !: ; ti ' b *:i cause 1 by the :. . r t ! : a it::? rnati- ste.i I' trees iti IV tin;r arrested sca t of t>io mem! .' > of ?'s * (sun;* li yatnen, who wti" > ti: t '* .{ ttiaii mis and rue to!ill -h. i .* *r ? :::i nt. Thepc is no di-p tsii .hi here to cando we t let i !:' -a- > of nay of t hese I fiiineso "oiiieial:i \vl. t t i iv have pariieipit d in the outre; : ;:t !' hiri r. baft it is ipi tioneil wli-'tii rtaei :>ntisa i opairtune tin e t<i a haini ;;er punishment. Ti:o v. iir <1 p.irtm nf is I ill eotuerni 1 beennse oi i!i inabisty to eitli T : a !? (ienoral (.'hath ' or -t (ti-patebei from him. A nam!) r of it p trfaar dispat-Vm have ho n >.ot t!i" :. ::t 1 whl -h th depart n'o.t i < auxioa ; he should iveeivu in oriicr t ? i.ui.'Ic- 11i- f itur-'actions. < : -ut-r;i 1 Parry, wli i can be ivackot1. at Taku, has 1 .i on : uctail ! >sj>nv no juiins or expense to K'rt <!i<]?-.itches to ChnlY o ami replies from him. which the il.'j arm. nt i '-Is are ncco.-ary tor a (Mrri'rt disjio '.ti ?:i of t'.ie (.'liin q;i sli - 11 ::it have mi :i since the occupation of IV!::. FOREIGNERS MAKE PROTEST 10 ItropoaM to'on'o In Clilmi <"o:; U'iv.ii the itn> icij l'roposa!. Lontviv, s-Ypf. I.?The nb.-nco of n '\v-: iv;;ar<! ::.c ; ..- n-tima'c atiilinl ?: a!fairs at P. . in ; it.n is as coa:;>! .a as iho lad: or' aut'a atic, information i k' .rfl:ay t:; u'tlr.: 'e i.tlitmlo of'tin.' p-?*\ i's t .war I the j roposals now L- ore tin- ci>:n . t. The uiimistahalno cnmloniimtkm -.f th - pr.';i ? 1 lo mimes': it \vi:l:-lra\v il from I'l l.in c \v! i i . v vr i Ir an nil the fun i,.:i r : in r'a f :r o.i-t is taken in .-. i . i; ; a forecast -f tho opinion wish h amy bo expoeto.l fro a tiio niiaisti'i :< \v 11 i thoic views are obtainable. A s?!?" a I .* r ili-l, the rins-iat proposals inii ca I <- of 'Joslifi lit i an-t it i i tlio : . li! ir wall int'orm .1.- -