What fictional newspaper reports the arrival of the Demeter in the novel Dracula?

The fictional newspaper that reports the Demeter’s arrival in Dracula is The Dailygraph.

The report appears in the novel’s seventh chapter, where Mina Murray preserves a newspaper clipping about a mysterious ship reaching Whitby. The Demeter arrives during a violent storm with no living crew aboard. Only the ship’s captain is found dead, lashed to the wheel, while a large dog leaps ashore and disappears. The strange report turns a local maritime incident into one of the novel’s most memorable scenes.

The Dailygraph article is especially important because it documents Dracula’s arrival in England from an apparently ordinary public perspective. The newspaper account is followed by the ship’s log, which reconstructs how crew members vanished one by one during the voyage from Varna. Together, the clipping and log reveal the supernatural danger without giving readers a conventional narrator who understands what happened.

The title is easy to confuse with real British newspapers such as The Times or The Telegraph. Those are historical publications, but The Dailygraph is Stoker’s fictional newspaper. The Whitby Gazette also appears in the novel, yet it is not the publication that carries the principal Demeter report.