... | SpanierPrea' ?? ?? i1 PTrifTriton tragedy: Bodies a identified as Alfred Muller and Latira TickenerBirniing- f ham. Jackson. Harmswvorth Polar ?? in Franz Joset Liand, and there Nansen stayed until the Windward arrived with further provisions for the Jacksoln Havrasw~orth Polar E1xpedition, The explorer1 considers that he would have reached the Pole if he could have secured soffcient dogs ...

... IPiettresque Devon Portrayed, I At the City Art Gallery, Higrh-streeb, Exeter, Messrs. Scott and Snns are nowv exhibiting, for a short time onry, a very fascinating colkotion of water-colour draw- ings by Mr. Ernest Parlknan. An artist of assured eminence, long well-known fnr his faithful and pleasing nortrayal of the rich senuery and quaintly picturesque towns of the Midlands and West ...

... I e1 Man, andI tile ] scat . VnI inF twalking 0, a dome N~a.e p tn i, e ,,PI 1, al JtU,, .uir It- 0 ' Anll' IA Veer' dylfmwtiiekxiOQ 0, I,e i0~ T;!jl; ;av.lz ?? Bttt thle D ft t o i e ?? n, b; ' ~ hi' 0!.f tI-joil;v~ ' )T I Cf~oion it ,anS As tLf'C z e ' w t cn ine3ut ?? s Atfl b} j ore .111, ever . ,i° a, : .j Ye'.o .J e por~~ofis teC~fl Nret crewiL to Orce i -Ir1 fr? (I 10 ; that liO i , ...

... The Man Who Was Not Gredulous, I am not, writes a reporter, crednions by nature-no reporter is-but I was commsi- sioned bv the editor of the Slvol7)ort Advertiser to make some inquiries into an alleged wonderful occurrence. It wvas my business simnply to report the trutb. The facts of Mrs. Parkinson's sensational experi- ence are simply facts, and nothing more. I do not attempt to comment or, ...

... LOCAL JEWS. Turn MUNICIPAL ELNo-TONs.-In another columo .will befonod the addreos of Mr E B Ste~e&Perkine to the burgesses of ibt Sidwell's Ward. R1tECITAL-The Working Men's Society weekly fixture on Monday will ?? the form of a Lausical end dramatic ro-iital by Miss Emily Ytewart and pupils., UIDJT'BN LATnI.-AIr N W Gould, the Deputy Coroner for the c ity, will hold ten inquest on Monday on ...

... 3ir btafford Noericoto and the Edulcatonl Qlubstion Sir 6t:lolfrd Ncrthcote wrlites to tlr As t'.e Cabinet are Inow considering iocir ?? fr Ifoesxb Nqrl ol. which an Iiducla- . iitiitlla l sore n~lst formll an iniportant featurw, say 1 be parni'tm d t) add my, voico to thos tf tbc;r sgpp iters who depreeate late-ii)d for Fleiiniiiati nal tcht: oh; P 'Ilhe corn)U'oI SeiOi s ohf the (i ?? ...

... I rediton Volunteer Dinner. The annual dinner of the G Company let V.BD.R, was held at Sergeant Birkell's Dock Inn, Crediton on Wednesday. The room was prettily decozated. Major Moo- tague coollpied the chair, and Colour- Seigeant Gill was in the vice-chair, amongst those also present ?? hon membere W Heotorand J Rowe, Messrs WV A Spreadbury, J Grego.y, F J Helmrore, W Brown, O Milford, J ...

... TrewmaTns ixeter Fluing Post. SATURDAY. OCTOBE13R 2ru, 1896, t vGRZAX BROGAIN AND TURKEY. a Jr theagitatim ono the Armenian Qtes-l tion weve drawing to an end, a local con- tcmporary commenced a leading article I Yesterday. It is noton end, aut ha drawrl to Nn part~yminde, oonvertiel a' , tion has collapsed lili . 'lte - } and the nation is contet I unique ?? fi the ?? action of t which arc ...

... GENLRAL UUMMANT, trenx)-lPinemernir.?, 36:V>vev--E'inesome ceouds. 38; Lausanne-Cloudy, 35; Berne-r (;IOnavX 37; Interlaken--Tovely rsolniDg, 33; : Neuchatel-lrine, but ?? 36, ?? ?? morr.i;rg, 39; Gs;neva- iovely mornine, 37; Queellborough-Fine, e Pome clouds, light xvind, smooth sea, 44; Dover-Vitini N. liglt, srnootb sea, weather ovescast, probable pas8age good. [By TRAIN, POST, AND ...

... THE WRECK OFF U SHANT R E V I S E D L I S T O F to FASSENGERS. ha if The following revised list Of passeogers no with as many initials as bad ?? ascer- Ml tained was issued by the Castle Line Company tn on Monday. ca FROM DEivAGOA BAY. tb FtISr CLASS. Ii Mlrs Hugo and four children Al SECOND CLASS. 'Sn Mrs Mercer and four children -tu FROM NATAL. us, FIRST CLAES. G Ilr Noel Tayleur Co Alr ...

... Sir E. GCarke and the Educlation B'Il A well-informed London correspondent wries: Sir Edward Clarke havivg no official respmonsibiity to keep him at Westminster -lfter lis wvork at the Law Courts vwas flnimhedr socured a pair and left London some l-ys before Parliament was prorogued. Ile -w?.s thus enablce to carry out his! cherished proiect of visiting 'BeYrenth for the Wagner Festival; ...

... Auditor's Half-yearly Rleport, I Mr D R Soratton presided rit the vweekly i meeting of the Newton Guardians on Vednesday; The pauper report sho-wed ?? Visiting Comielcittee ?? having held their montlhly atternoon Irnetin. Ioquiry bad been rin.de repenting Eliz.abeth Copsey7s application to leave tlhe House, and te'e report being favour- able there wee To objecniion, The balance of the club ...