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... IGENERAL FOREIGN NEws THE EMPEROR FREDERICK'S DIARY. ARREST OF PROFESSOR GEFFKENT ΒΆ (REUTER'S TRLEGRABISA) Hamburg, Sunday. -Professor Geffken, on arriving at the railway station last evelning from Heligoland, was arrested on suspicion of being the person who communicated the Em- peror Frederick's diary to the Deutsche Rundschan. The professor had returned ex- pressly for the purpose of ...
... THE TEACHING OF SCIENCE IN 1ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. The monthly meeting of the Aberdeen branch of the EducatiDnal Institute of Scotland miii held in the Girls' High School, Little Belmont Street, Aberdeen, on Saturday-Mr Campbell, Dr Bell's school, president, in the chair-when a paper was read by Mr James C. Barnett, Middle Public School, on I the teaching of science in elementary schools. Mr ...
... I I- -Il 'I- 4:I9t ,~st~~ 2$t12)t ,- .. . -ko N -~ VO Z.. := ABERDEEN-, BIONDAY1, OCTOBER 1, I SSS. I oX;>vrr.- ,:U->J.3:,UU&'Iul-;EK 1, Ins ;. Lon lon Wfl thrown into a state Of alnmos. unparalleled excitement yesterday when it wasj = . . - - . . I , . I I I . made known that two more mureicrs resembling to in their main features the recent tragedies in Whitechapel had been coinlttcd ...
... The flood of reminiscences which each autumn cot brings with it has begun this year with the very 'iZlr entertaining memoirs of Mr Mapleson. Before giving c~ a few samples of the kind of entertainmentth to be met with ire these volumes, it wijll be thy interesting to refer to a passage or two iutf in the early career of Mr Mapleson himself, air He had prepared himself for the duties of ...
... THE COUNTY LOCAL AUTHORITY'S I RESTRICTIONS. LETTER TO MPr ESSLEMONT, Iiil?. Mr Esslemont, M.J. foP East Aberdeenshire, has si forwarded to us the following letters for publica- 1 tion:- P Tyrie 'Mains, Fraserbureh, Sept. 18, 1SIS. pi Sir, -I beg tobe excused fortaking taking the liberty A of addlregsiny you on a mttter whicihatpresentseriooisly 05 concerns Aberdeenshire-I refer to the ...
... CONSERVATISM IN ABERDEEN. bri SIR,-In reply to a letter in Saturday's Journal` n signed Alexander Walker, I have to state that'Messra to Jaffrey, Leys, Cruickehairk, and myself were ap. 'it pointed as a subcommittee to arrange for the i public meeting of the Working Men's Conservative Association held on Tuesday last. WVe arrangeed to call on Ex-aDean of Guild Walker to ask him to accept i l ...
... TO-DAY'S NVW&A6T1-1[ FOgOEJASCS. Issued from the Mateorolocical Of).fie Yasterd Iv 03 'ib 6 .on. th 0. Scotlnnl, -N.-orth vweeterly and northerly ou breezes, strong, squally; cold showers. L 1. Scotland, .-JDo. Iv 2. England, N.E.-Do. of 3. England, E.-Same as No. 5. be 4. Midland Connties.-Do. b2 5. England, S. (l ondon and Channc-l).-North- H vesterly and northerly winds, moderate, aud he ...
... LATEST LONDoN NEWS. 1 [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS,] II LONDON, Sunday evening. The Whitechapel fiend has emnerged from his lair in wihichl he has lain concealed for three weeks, and his track is marked by two murders. There can be no doubt that they are by the samne hand, though one of the two is of a cor- rmonplaco character. The second, however, is distiiiguslied, and in fact individualised ...
... FAIRS AND TMARKETS FOR OCTOBER. Mdlon. 3.-Bratemai, Fllen, foi trose, lHlrkwali, Kyle el ayTues. 2.-'trcclii, ijrieff, Druninadroeuhit, Forren, tilidary, Wed. 3-HIuntly, Muir of Oril (twyo riot's), S1trom11CS r.I ' ri. 5-.-ic ri ra. , Laiti,. ca R-at. 6--i.-Iecbure, Ni;irn, Rtrat'neleuirn. tb Monc . - Tlljk 3yst itiivce is. s), Liureciceiirk, Lon- 11r Toes. O.'-Alifoi'il, L'rec~fin, Jtiiairc, ...
... ISSUE OF SANDAY DZCISIONS. C Decisions were issued by the Commissioners on c Saturday in the cases heard during their sittings inb the island of Sanday, which is one of the Orkney a group, where the agitation has been somewhat brisk, and where the evidence led and the points debated were of more than ordinary interest. Saturday's batch comprised decisions on four well known estates. The total ...
... (lrom the Southport Visitor.) I There is nothing thot touohes the tender chord of sympathy so quickly an to witness the suffering of children who are wholly urotzendect on what others dso for them. A cre in point, and one which should exoits the sympathy of all those vho have ehildrcn of their own, is thet of little Annie Jans Allison, 12 yearo old, os 4 Bata-lia Street, New Cress, London, S ...
... THIE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE. MR T. P. O''CONNOR 0ON THE IRISH en QUE-STION. frie The annuiil convention of the Irish Ntoit Ire] bitt Leag~ue of Gteat Britain was held on Saturday illIn V'.rmniu--ham- Town Hhll. The buisiness was trans-Po acted in the afternoon. Mr~ Tr, P, O'Connor, MYP., rec- t-he president. OC~otpted the chaIir, curl amnongsit tile Istol 'tl 'l'at and others present were the ...