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Monrreat, September 23.—Hon. Mr. Tarte, when asked if there would be a generai election this fal! said : * Election ! Has the Government not two years yet to consider thac question? There will not beany elections fora while. We will probably choose the time we think best for our own interests. But that time

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THE NEW MAIL CONTRACT.

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Orrawa, Sepiember 23.—It is under- stood that the Allen Line will get the new mail contract, although notbing ofiicially has been decided ix the matter.

DEATH TQ THE JEWS

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Notorious Jew Hater Stirs up Trou.

ble in Algiers.

ALGIERS, Sept. 21 —Max Regis (former mayor of Algiers) a notorious Jew hater, who returned here recently, baunted by the idea that the government intended to arrest him and erauloua of the notoriety of Jules Guerin, shut bimself up for four days with a party of adberents in a villa, labelled’ Anti-J uf, ’ just outside the town. He laid in a stock of provisious for @ seige. Yesterday, apparently avnoyed at the absence of aov move on the part of

the police, he issued forth and eutered the

town, stirring up an anti-Jewish demon- s.ration, during which the windows of several shops were smashed.

The Jews responded by firing revolvers aud the mob raised thecry “Death to the Jews.”

The riots continued throughout the evening and finally the troops charged

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sympathy in his behalf, correspondent’s hand and showed the deepest emotion. His health, the cor- respondent says, is far from satisfacs tory. He ate meat yesterday for the first time. ‘It is against the doc- tors orders” said Mathieu Dreyfus, “Ab,” said the former captain of artillery, ‘*let me havea holiday today. I will be sedate and Obedient again tomorrow { am like a boy just now, andl feel that I could run avd jump about the green fields for very joy. Justthink, I shall now be able to laugb and play with my children in the beautiful country.”

After the meal, despite his brother’s half laughing protest, he smoked several cigars, “to celebrate the holiday.” The sad note amid the rejoiciogs was the death of M. Sheurer-: Kestuer.

“T am grieved beyond words,” said Dreyfus, “ “To think that I shell never be able to thank that noble heart.” Oue of his first acts on obtainiog his freedom was to have a wreath sent to be placed on the coffin of his champion and friend.

At present ine speaks little of past events. He says: “i have fcrgivea, but cannot forget’; and he intends to devote himself to provicg his innocence, When that has bees accomplished, he will only ask to be allowed to spend the remainder of his days

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with bis Joved ones, “ar from the busy

wor'd. “His delight al everything On thé

journey,” continues the Daily Mail's

corresposdeni, “was that of a man return- ing from the dead tothe world he loved. The atfection and solicitude of his brother are touching to cee. His physical weak - ness Causes the deepest apprebension to his friends. The journey was in tué main uneventful, except fora few expressions of disappointment onthe partof the people who wanted a sensation.

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The elder burghers stil fail to see grounds of a casus belli, but if Mr. Cham-~ berlain makes what they would character : ize as “humilitating demanda,”such as {07 in3tance, disarmament, war would be in- evitable.

Cape Town, Sept 23.—Itis understood here that the secret aession of the raad of the Orange Free State will continue until the beginning of next week.

Fighting Together

Paris, Sept 21.—The government of Dahomey cables that the Franco-Gerinan commission which is decid.ng the Togo- land boundary is being resisted by natives. Tbe commission had to fight several eogagements, defeating the natives and inflicting considerable lose upon them, while losiag only one native trooper. The French and Germans co-operated with the greatest cordiality, under command of the French commissioner.

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Preroria, Sept 21.—General, Joubert. the Boer commander-in-chief, ig quot. ed as Saying in on interview:—

“Toe situation is f#éflotie, Probab’y the heaviest: fighticrg will occur on the Natal border. The British are likely to attempt to invade tne Transvaal by way ot Van Reinan’e Pass.”

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