... -OCOTT'S piLLS CURE KEHmCHU AND SICENESS. CV\'7' INDUCTION AND WIND. CUBE FLATIIFN- X AND HEARTBURN. CUKE All- RlUOns AFFECTIONS. T\R. OCOTT'S piLLS ARF \ TONI. riRIFIER. STRFNUTHI N THF WHOLE SYSTEM. INDUCE CHEERFULNESS. INVALUABLE AS A FAMILY MEDICINE T|R. -OCOTT'S piLLS ?? CUHF. LOSS OF APPETITE. CUBE DFI'RESSION OF SPIRITS. CURE ALL DISORDERS OF THE BLOOD. CUBE LASSITUDE AND NEB VOUSNESS. ...

... VISIT OF FLEET. Reserve Fleet of his Majesty's Navy is to *ceBaii8 ai OUS Norfcbern Ports. The cruise em- ' tbe T - . Sunderland, and tb aU( Tesseis taking part number do L five bruisers aud 12 or 13 8 The - Vije is to visited before »Hth aud ' and the South Shields harbour •I th. J** arra ged for reception of portion fleet to-day. ...

... KIRTLEY ACCEPTS. A meetin g ot Liberal ‘ mas held at the Lib Aldermen and Councillors 1 Club, Fawcett Street, last naiderman Fairless presided over a large J Which included Aldermen Rudland, Coates, and W. Burns; Coun- Xt. J. Turnbull, Hindmarch, Watson, Swan, Johnson, Biggam, Newby, and and Mr J. Butterfield (Liberal agent). for absence had been received from Peat, J. Turnbull, and J. ©) nm. ...

... FOUR O'CLOCK Latest Telegrams. TWO MEN KILLED FIFTY PERSONS INJURED. THE RESULT OF OVERCROWDING. shocking tram car accident occurred this morning the tramline at Westcourt Street, Old Brompton, Chatham, where there ia a steep declivity. When the Dockyard a workmen's car overturned, killing two and injuring several others. The on the tram were mostly employes at the Dockyard. There were fully ...

... BANK RATE, 4 PER CENT. LONDON, Thursday Night. Money was in. very strong de- Monet. mand* to-day, and 3 to 3ft per cent, per annum was paid for loans over the night, and 3 3ft per cent f ...

... FOUR O'CLOCK Latest Telegrams. TWO MEN KILLED. Another railway smash took place at Glasgow to-day, resulting the loss of two lives. A mineral train of forty waggons was standing at the danger signal the underground railway of the Caledonian Company at Glasgow and inside the tunnel, when the brakesman hea?d the approach of another train. He jumped from his van, and, lamp in hand, he rushed ...

... SUNDERLAND DAY DAY. BEDE MEMORIAL. His Majesty the King has generously accepted from Mr John Robinson, hon. secretary, an illustration and descriptive account of the proposed national memorial to the Venerable Bede at Monkwearmouth. PRO LDENT DISPENSARY HONORARY FUND. The secretary has pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of from the Roker Carnival Committee (per -r G. D. Duncan), being ...

... 52-24, CANNON-STREET, MANCHESTER. Telephone. No. 1691. Telegraphic Address, Courier, Manchester. H. LINTON, Financial Editob. Friday, October 20. THE BRUNNER-MOND SURPRISE. W ...

... (tonoral mooting ot abarrir.ldc-w : Mo, I-, West garth, and Co. (Limited) was h-Id. Sir Christopher Furore. M.P., presided. and. in moving the adoption of the rcj>ort and » past year liad one ry ere depression and exceptionally keen competition in the engineering trade, particularly marine engineering, and. taking this into cont-kleraton. thought it w»»,ij%l that the results act the balatir- - ...

... FIRE & TIDAL WAVE. AWFUL DEATH ROLL. ESTIMATE-100,000. TOWNS WIPED OUT. GRAPHIC DESCRIPTIONS. Alarming were the reports published ** ...

... IS WAR? Conflicting Stories as to Central America NICARAGUA'S CHALLENGE New York, Saturday. President of Nicaragua and Salvadore denying that ttiere has been onSreak of hostilities between the two fro ...

... Unionists now that, in London at least, all will be it the party at the general election. these manifestations, I mention that the other night, returnlftH-.r 1 ?' 6 rro m city, a working man f me during the whole length of a C rne the benefits of tariff in - i agreed with him did not least abate his ardour; and his his subject was, it must be Again, I heard to- -°i P lUare local liberal fier ...