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NO. 10,653, I ,1 jYRY MAN FOR HIMSELF DIXOCRATIO CANDIDATE ALL ausricioua or hill, i OO-Af-TOD-rUtABl BtTWRD TBKJf JUX1S rOSAKBE rSESIHTS A LDCKT IOUHHOI TO IRA DAVENPORT. Th csndldstea on tbs Demooratlo State ttrkst so well acquainted with (tor. Hlil Ujat tbey are not disposed to plM the fullest In bira. Tbey know tbst be dm tb ajputetion or being always ready to edvenoe hU Interest, do matter who way suffer.

un beard of his itUmpU to deal glth tb oemr, notably lo hi own avastr, for tbo purpose of procuring vote for iismII without refsreooe to the rest of tbo fists ticket. Tbey are fearful last no ma tan them out, and so tbey are running campaigns of I sew own and on ttaslr own account. Attorney-0orl O'Brien, for Instance, ha A beadquar-UnAttbo Westminster Hotel, wblob undor of Judf Ouoobuo, of tbo Su-j prMM Court, fbero tba Judfa la eofad In roliB out wtaUk literature that la to tar. -i loeunaatf that ara Intended to abow why i quor (Jealora tboul.1 roU lor Mr. O'Brien and bla Hapubtloan opponent, Edward B.

Taooiat. Taa Demooratlo eandldaU for Bute Treaaurar, Urenoe J. Kltzrerald, baa bla auapiclona of a U-out. and ba and bla frtooda bava atartod In a ran a campaign oa their own aocount. Tbey kave Mint out a circular alfnexl bjr tba Cortland Wnon Compaoy, of which Mr.

Fltrrald freatdent. In tbUthey ny: tn" arty of aollolUng your aupport and Influeuoo to I kalp ateot Mr. Fitacaraid. We alao Incloae you jh' bearing bla name, and would aak, aa a naelal favor to um tbat you dlatrlbuto them i inoor your friend upon whom you can Liubtediy prevail to irive bira a complimentary I fotaoo election lar. Anything- that you may -i lo tor him at tba polls and amoos your ao-: iMintaocek will ba fully appreciated and ra- 1 "ImmToV Hlngbamton alao baa beadquartera oo at Uluyhamlon.

the otber In the aaddle. Hi BMde tb miittake of ndlua- hl paatera, bla Mcturc, and a ketch of bla life aa a contribution talk IrUb l'arliamenury fund, and the Irish mt thia atupld uiUUke will coit bira many totaa. But bla stronir hold la upon the gran- ten and farmora. aud he la working up their HBpatbiee a manner rrcklealy regardleaa of 1 taa lava of tba bead of the Mate ticket. He, i too, knowi Oof.

Hill, for be Urea only two eotinnce from bim, and be baa abrewdly oon-L Uiat he miut look out tor himself. im tiOTemor win rbtbt iw wui iw kin. A Bla irienua ireiurunj 're'" tokatbe hlndmt tn tbla raoa. The OoTernor km the example by letting erery man take ear of bimaulf." It It bow retHirtnd tbat Fred Cook, the Democratic candidate for Becretary of 8UU, la angry baeauaa Attorney-Ueueral U'Hriau ba opened a whttky heainuariera aud begun to bid for the lliiutir dtlr' vote. A he In a brewer, he nat-anliy believe that bM Intereata ouvht to be aontklered In any attempt tbat are made to win taa elaM of volar.

Ml friend want to kaow why Juuira Dooobue don't Dlace ka name upon tba eulogistlo olrou-ku that are aont out to the lluuor aIon Cbapin la another candi-mta who baa tbr reputation of atnetly attend-kw to bi own Intereata, and ba, too, Is an object of tuaniciou to Meaar. Jonea, Flttgerald, 0 HrUm. aud Cook. Andaoltgoea. Eacb candidate on tba Demooratlo ticket doubt tba Bio-carlty of bU aaociate and is scrambling for kimaelf aa bant aa be know bow.

Tbey are spurred on by the knowledge, recently ac-uulred. tbat the Huffman Houae State Committee Is engaged In several directions In exclusively promoting the canvas ot Gov. HUL The torment of miod of a candidate on the Democratic Bute ticket at ttua particular period muKt simoly belndvNcrlbuble. Tba Oovernor-eleut of Obln, Judge Foraker, accompanied by Ira Davenport, reached the (iil-sey Hoiine early yesierdMy mornlnir. Soon after tbrlr arrival a package waa handed to the Judge, whicb had Jut arrived by mail.

It contained a leel nickel plated, wbich waa made by old Jemmy Kyder, ao IrUb blai kitaltu, of liarioa, Ohio. He gave It to a friend of the Judge, with the reiu-i that It be eut to the Eaut and precented t' Ira ltavenport aa an omm oi aood luck. The preaentation waa accordingly made. Tbr lucky boraeoboe Is now imtpeaoed by a r1ton on the wail of the Itepub-lloao 8tate Committee room at the Ullsey llouw. Private Secretary Wilbur will have tbia Inscription engraved upon It: "Let fortune follow.

Presented lo tbo lion. Ira Davenport by Oovor-Bor-aiect J. IV Foraker, of Obln, on behalf of an 'old Irish blacksmith, James Kyder, of Daytou, vnio, The aolored Kepubllcan ma.xa meeting at Chlckaring Hall last evening uuuor the auspice vi fciiv noiiuuiiiH tuinu tuu rruiecuve CJUO was largely attended. Tba meeting waa called to-order by President J. 11.

Mmoni, who made a Iw remark, and men introduoed the Hon. laaiah ti. Wears, of 1'blladuipblH. who made an Interesting speech, this waa followed by brief remarks by the Her. W.

U. Derrick, of Pbila- anpnia: uovemor-elect Foraker. of Ohio; Own. James W. Hustod, and Johu W.

Jacobus. Oen. Joseph 11. Carr entered Lyric Hall last evening just prior to the clone ot a mate meet-big held under the auxDloo of the Rtnuhiiun Anaoolation of the Seventeenth Aaaeniblv Dim. tnot.

He loudly cheered. The meeting waa opeea i ronce ummuioner John Met leve. Taa other speakers were Major Z. K. Panirbarn.

4 of Jersey City: Mahlon Chance, and the tiepub-bcan candidate lor the Hbrievaitr. John J. cobtM. Tbo Metropolitan Glee Club waa encored at ear a appearaa. A mlOcauon meeting of tbe Irish.

American Jtepuoileau Aaaoclatlon was held at No. (M Kast Broad war. The ball waa crowded. Speeches mad by Meaara. Sweeney, Murphy, Dunn, ud others.

Uesulutlooa were adopted Indorsing taa 8uie ticket. is i run-American Indepetidenta of the Bavaoth Ambly Dltr1ct held a public meet-lag tast evening mt tbe Green wtcb-A renue Aa-araibly Kooma, No. 24 Greeuwicb-aveaue. epoaes were made by John H. Atkinson.

Peary A. Matthew, and Geortre W. IW. Resolution were adopted Indorsing Dn van port aad Carr and the whole Hula tiokut Th. ws largely attended and great enthusiasm brevailed.

Alfred T. Sorgenfree announce himself as an fcdpDiieor anil llupubllcan candidate for ttttn- awr in the tlfth Henatortaa DUtiicu Mr. 8or- svairea thinks there are a good many voter ba, like hunaalf, are diaguated with tbe brasen elaratl)ii or tbe Senatorial candidate of tbe euemoratlo factious tbat their chief aim la eafat civil service reform. Aa a rebuke to web effrontery Mr. Sorgenfree aollcita support.

9mm nepuoucaua nave maae no nominauon. QUESTIONING COL. LA.M0NT. MV1BI DEMOCRATS ANXIOUS TO KNOW WHAT TH PRKSIDKMT WILX. DO.

a man below medium height, carrying atklerabl avoirdupois, and exhibiting erery vpaaraooe of good health, stepped briskly Into sstnaar room ot the H1U State Committee, at ft Hoffman House, reaterdar. Ha vu nmn tt- tf grsatad with a etinrua nf Ralli TWi, tn (8ello. Colonel, How are you, old boy airauut Alton B. Parker, Secretary WUllam L. bUer, Secretary pbllo H.

Baohua. State Traaa. well, and Senreant-aUArma Ed Moore Vaered around tbe new-comer, and after arat round of aalutaxlona, a if by one lm-taay ail cried 'Hbw'i thing la Waah-2" tbe Prwklaot going to help ua out this Inquiry tbe President's Mi rate vim aav returned an evasive answer. It waa not entirely aattaf actory to tbe are conducting tbe Uowrnor's up-hlil TTfT-, Over tae gtaaa partition and out Into aotei corridor floated a sound of oonfuaad angry voice. One deep baas voice pro-2jad aome thing very ilk an bath and bop tbat some horrible calamltr Jjaid bapoea to Praaldeut DeveUnd before be fhi ait meal.

Alt Of this tba mtila nn A.xnn reply. Tbey aaked bira bow it waa tbat Tjary aitoey' letter dlreotlng tbo oom-atf tbo brooklya Nary Yard to preaerr TJ sPPearwd at tbla time, aad why the Pim. aaytbinsT or tbo aort. "lt'aaaweta fallea ua the morning of our oun "at tetuir of tbo Preai. rsppeared.

0ae friend of tbe Governor waa fcalttit.a.flrVi'0,: on replurd with the President could not be bold CVT-4" tbe ttaoretary'a letter. And aa blaealf, he bad done every- aVaaTTlS. noma oo lor ta imtmo- kuTikl IX -04 name Una mala-, tT. A dlgalty ef kta own ooaltkoai and ZZZ2C "ad to tbe people before be waa rrjTbeOolooel laauppoaed to bare dropped U.P" baa metboda of nrnalag He eJao beiteywd to have ex. ifS? eosamlttremeo to be patient in hour UL lmoot I accompanied by vbutlng ralattee for a day la tbe waa smtd at the eoaaaaitlM Hl" waold ma down froaa Al- XaamiTZy tuk aaoertaln fog i Ik WaUlagtoa tenperatura av MaoUT a saw partner, comasittaaeiati bi toTLf eaeb letter eareruily all day eiSrLacee tare eaeeka of ILOoo ea-n ZT." aad taa two Kw.TerK bjirr bl.

Wne weraalkf4S4 bare haa ua found thai vat. and there la a wall aaUkK be4Wf arouod kadquartra that njtvar will for tttm ilmiiK inn that tM I Admlniatratlon pledgwd to economy and ra-form. To add to tba committee "a mlafortuno. tbo Paopie'i Penny fund." for wblob ap-peala were aant out yostarday. does not grow much faaUr tbaa a Plant.

Tbo 100 wblob a west aide dub eootributed waa expended la obeapelreulare beariaa- ptoturaa pf tba uoTOrnor. waea nm from tbo corridor ana lureea oTer upon the Ubla laat nbrht for tba Moretary to note Ita eonUoU tneea were ooo- tributlona tbat met bla tmao: um piuiraoa alfbty-flre oeot allrer oollar. ooo on. DOIlar Dill OI lu mmmm nwr iumwmvmr mm the rag note now In untrereal olreuiatlnn, part of a Paper obewlnv tobaooo, a ml nature tin tomahawk with a eord attaclMd, marked Kpr the bandaomeet Tammany brave In Mr. Hlll'a eolleotion.

and a row aimee. nicaeta. aoa pn-nlea. It waa enough ao make any committee groan to aee auob eviderioee of a want of appr- olntion of a popular Workingmen are nrginning to quenion tne alnoaiity of the profeaaiona or rriendibip ana aSeotlon made by the frteoda of tba Oorertior. dome of tba abrewoer one aee tnat tne uorernor la tuimoilna to humbug tbem and to dr ee Ira tuem with aoft worda.

A worklngman of the Twelfth Dlatrlct waa loitering arouna tne door of the headquarter yeaterday. when be ororheard one of the oammltteemen remark: We're working tba ignoramuaea on the ravel train for all tbey are worth." Mr. Qulnlan. for that waa tba tnan'a name, exclaimed: "well, you'll not work me for an Ignorainue, If that'a the way you talk about workingmen." One of the hotel porter came forward and told Mr. Qulnlan be bad better get out aud (lay away, for no ioud laniruage of tbat aort waa pertnlttod.

Mr. Qulnlan may be depended upon to tell bla neighbor all about the war he waa treated aad tba language that waa uaed about tbem. A VICTIM OF OPIUM. SIKarRISO MOROEMTBAU TAKES HIS OWN LIFE IN PHILADELPHIA. PmutDM-PHiA.

Oct. 23. Sieirtned Mor- gentbau, a bookkeeper, formerly of New-Tork. and recently employed in this city, died tbla af ternoon at hi boarding bouse. No.

445 North Fourth-street, from an overdose of opium taken with suicidal Intent. Morgentbau was an edu cated man and a graduate of a celebrated German university. While a student, about 13 or 14 year ago, be contracted the opium bablt, and for years used tbe drug habitually and to excess. He waa a man of a morbidly sensitive temperament, and tbe torture be suffered from his self-imposed slavery so lnHuenoei him tbat three years ago be entered a New-1 org noapiuu, ana for six months underwent a course or treatment to rid himself of the habit. He was diacbasged from the hoaoital correctly cured, and up to two weeks ago had not touched tbe drug.

He was a frequent visitor at my store," said Dr. Kmll Jangmann. who keep a drug store at Fourth and Noble street, "and in every way a companionable man. He talked to meorten about nia experiencea wnne aaaiciea to the use of opium, and frequently said that If be should ever become a slsve to the bablt again be would take bis life. About a week ago 1 noticed that ne loosed very ouu ana neavy about tbe eye, and this morning I was not sur prised when bis landlady rusnea into my store and declared tbat Mr.

Morgeuthau was dying. He bad no reason to take bis life otber tban tbe one I bare atated." Mora-entbau was well known and very popu lar In Oertaan eodety. He waa a member of the Turner, and bia brother are leading dry a-ooda merobanta In Cbloago. He waa unmarried. His mother and a younger brother live lu New-York.

A SHREWD RAILWAY CQAtPANr. Niw-Obleaks, Oct. 23. interesting phase of tbe insolvency proceedings of A. Carrier A Sons against tnelr creditors came up be fore Judge Houston to-day oo a rule asked by Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad Com pany.

The company alleged tbat it owned a promlwory note for $36,000 drawn and sub scribed by A. Caniere A Sons, dated Feb. 24. 1884, payable on demand, with interest, wblob note was secured 'by a pledge of WA share of tbe caottal stock of the Citizens' Bank. The value of tbla stock at present is less than SLVOUQ, a sum muoh lea tban tbe amount it wag intended to secure.

In order to avoid the expense and delay of a sale of the stock and further depreciate Its value, which would be caused by putting so large a quantity on the stock market at one time, tbe railroad company Is willing to accept tbe transfer of the shares In payment or tne oent or which arrangement is greatly to tbe interest of the inaol vent estate. Tbe court ordered the rule to be made absolute, and that tbe share of stock be transferred to tbe railroad, tne same to be in full payment of all claims against tbe Insolvent estate. This is regarded as a very sbrewd move on tbe part of tbe railroad. THREE MEN KILLED BY FOUL AIR. Chicago, Oct.

23. The lord refining company at the atock yards recently found tbat grease was running Into tbe sewers and set to work to find means to stop tbe waste. To-day a gang of men was ordered to go down Into tbe main sewer, which is 6 by 13 feet, and make an examination for grease. The men put a ladder down a manhole ana James Nooney. Edward Burke, and Stephen Brennook atarted down the ladder in the order named.

When Nooney struck the current of foul air in tbe sewer be tumbled over like a -log Into the water and was carried away. Burke, who was just above bim. waa overpowered by the air and also toppled over Into the foul current. Ureunock reached down tu caton Burke as ho saw him reel, but waa himself over come by the gas and dropped Into tbe sewer, carrying tbe Udder with him. Tbe ladder caught in tne sewer aad prevented tbo bodies or tturke and lire nock from being carried away.

Several men who tried to get them out were overcome with iras, and It was only when rrappliag books were secured that tne bodies of tbe last two were brought to tbe eurface. Both were alive, but died within a abort time. Tbe body of Nooney was not found. THE CHINESE IN THE NORTHWEST. Ottawa, Oct 23.

Word has been re ceived here tbat the Chinese who were recently driven out of Seattl Washington Territory. have smuggled themselves-- Into Canadian Northwest In violation of the Chinese Immigration act of laat session, which provides tbat every Chinaman entering tbe Dominion shall pay a fee ot $50. For moat part tbey have located at Brandon. Kortbweat Territory, and I resident of that town are determined to drive tbem out unless the Government take action and aends tbem back aoroe the border. Tbla tbe Government are powerless to do, as but a few days aaro they acknowledged tbe principle tbat eeveral Chinameo wbo bad emugoied themselves Into Washington Territory from British Columbia could not be returned to Canada un- tbe fee of So0 on each was nald.

In accord ance with tbe Calnaae Ueatrtction act. Remitter U-dayl Important Istutt are at stok in the coming election and a is the duty of every ettice to cots. A Governor, Lieutenant- Governor, and other Stat officers, members of iwth house of the LegUiaturt, a PrtMdent of th Board of Aldermen, a Sheriff, a County Clerk, important Judtfe. Coroners, and DULriet Aider. men are amotug the oSlcers to chosen.

A large registration and a large vote mean Republican jmeettm, which is synonyinou with good and ej- cient oorerrimeat. Thie is the last day of registration, the book bring open from 8 A. M. to 8 P. it.

RmJmUr early to-day THE WESTERN DISTILLERS. CixcixxATi, Oct. 23. The Cincinnati dis tillers received telegraphic notice to-day tbat the meeting for the formation of a now pool will ne held In Chicago Instead of Indianapolis. Indianapolis bad been selected aa a central point, but the Peoria men succeeded In having tbe cbange made to Chicago.

It la tha imaraa. aloa bar that the meeting will ba euoosnefal. Tbe Mill Creek UiaUliery Company, tbe largeetr conoern In tae list, baa agreed to go Into a new pool, and in so doing have removed the greatest obstacle to its formation. Jama Waiaa. or Jamaa Walsh A said to-day that the dis tillers were tired or the tbroat-outting policy vkiek had been earned on for aom time, ana, be taousrbt, would all agree to anything tbat was reasonable for tbe sake of having business restored to a healthy beats.

Theealea ot bigb- wiasa to-oay were at si 07 per gallon. MR. FORAKER GRATIFIED. Ithaca, X. Oot 23.

The following has been received here from Judge Foraker. tn reply to tae raeolutton ef oagretiuatton adopted at meeting laat weak TH Pa, airman Bmjrmt: Villi mm tkm Ammm ml H. blah a.prnlaltoa Io tar aoatellaaeat la iiimIu eeoawralaiatlow wuheal raaar te party aibliaUuae. It bat tew very eratiniaar to aaa. la, ta raretye rrom erwaiiMMM la alaaoet every rteroiumeaaaary.

J. kk gOBAEEft, THE AFFAIRS OF ENGLAND A TOR ITS SPEECH AND MR. STEAD'S TRIAL LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL ASSAILS THE LIBERAL AND RADICAL LEADERS THR TRIAL OF MR. STEAD BIOCX Loir do a), Oct 23. Lord Randolph Char ch ill opened ibe campaign lo tba Town Hall at Birmingham to-day In the presence of a crowded and entbtuiastlo audlenoe.

Ha aaid tbat tba Um bad krriYed for the people to install tba CooaervaQlve In power. He regretted tbe able no of CbL Burnaby, who coo tested Birmingham In tbi Conservative lritcreet in 1890 and who waa killed in tbe Soudan oampalgn. Tba author of that hgotly war sought a renewal of th confidence oj tbe eleoton. Mr. Chamberlain, he aald, aount a renewal of tbe oonndenoe of hi constituent.

(O roans, hisses, and beers.) Mr. Chamberlain gave splendid promise In regard to tbe future, but refused to explain tbe Ipast. He remained silent concerning tbe enormous eaortnee of gallant Englishman In tbe Soudan. Mr. Gladstone (cheers and blase) bad Issued a long and rague manifesto explaining notbtng and learii tbe situation of tbe Liberal! baffling and oonfi ised.

Lorn Randolph admitted tbat tbe ConeervatiTM were responsible for Oen. Gordon' mission to the Soudan, hut be declared tbat tbey were not accountable for tbe oral's Ideate. Tbe speaker dwelt at length want of unity displayed by the Llb- I then referred to tbe contempt shown liberal Party for tbe question of tattoo, adding that a similar policy bad cauged England to lose her American colonies. I Touching tbe present depression In busioeaa. Lord Handoiph said that a sound foreign policy and the economical management of tbe country' finance would go tar toward reviving tbi trade of Great Britain.

Referring to tbe Burmese trouble, be said tbat a war with Burmab would probably result In tbe annexation of that country by tbe Indian Gov. eminent. I Tbe Had leal theory that a foreign DoScy la uaelea waa denounced by tbo apeaker. Tbe meeting was upn arlou throuirhotit, but waa generally favorable to Lord Randolph Cfrurohltl. Tbe trial of Mr.

btead. editor of tbe Pa? Mall Gazette; Rebecca Jarrett, Mr. Bramwell Booth, of tbe Balt-ation Army; Mrs. Combe, Mr. 8am p-son .1 acq ties, and Louise Mourey.

defendant in tbe Eliza Armstrong abduction eae, wa begun to-day before Mr. Justice Lopes, at the Central Criminal Court. Tbe court room waa crowded. Many repreaentativea of tbe Salvation Army were present. A large crowd bad assembled in frout of tbe bulldlne: previous to the opening of the courti but a heavy rain set in, and tbey scattered to place of shelter.

The prisoners pieadod "not gusty. Sir Hicbard E. Webster, the Attorney-General, opened tbe case for tbe crown. His addtea covered the same ground as that of I Mr. Poland at tbe magisterial examination.

Juatloe Lope bold tbat no motives, luo matter bow worthy. tbelr object, were sufficient to justiry tbe taking of tbo child without hjor parent consent, and If the oousent bad been (obtained in a fraudulent manner it was no ocstsent In tbe eyes of tbe law. Tbe testimony so) far taken la merely a repetition of that given at the preliminary examination. El ixa Arfastrona- tewtltled freely and clearly. Tbe trial will probably last a week.

Tbe defendant are oharged with misdemeanor, instead of felonyJso as to enable them to testify In tbelr own behuir and be liberated on ball during tbe progress it tbe trtaL Mrs. LIU Lehman, tba German prima donna. and Mr. Franz Hummel, the Dlaniat. rave a con cert this evening tn Ateinway HaiL There was a large audience present, including many Americana.

The artists were well received. Mr. Leh man wUl kail for America on Nov. Three thousand men employed In tbe slate auarriea kit Llanberrts. Wiea, bare been locked out becatee tbey oommltted a breaob or tbo rule in holding a masa meeting; during; working hour.

I Tbe German ship Anna, Capt. Hellmers. baa been "dismasted in a gale off Yokohama. Sbe was at Hlttsro oa Aug. bound for New.

York. Look. Henwortb A woolen factors at Llr- ersedge. Yorkshire, have failed, with liabilities Of THE UARREL IN THE BALKANS. BKRVlVa ADVANCED OUTPOST AN A LB ANT AN POSITION OF OREKCS.

Sopjiii, Oct. 23. The Prefect! Widdln report tnat two companies of Servian troops have occupied the height at the extreme point of the frontier. Troop? arrived here to-day from Philldpopolls. Tbey were led by Prince Alexander.

Constantinople, Oct. 23. 11 err tod the German Ambassador, has in formed tne Porte tbat Prince Alexander has guaranteed tbat Bulgaria shall not disturb the present order of things. Tbe Prince has ordered bis troop to avoid provoking a conflict on any quarter, but doe not hold, himself answerable lor bis iiotifDDors. Cattaeo, Oct.

23. A native of Albania to-day made an attempt to shoot1 the Montenegrin Minister of War with a revolver. The attempt was unsuccessful. When arrested tbe coolly avowed that beawaa a roemoer of a couHplraasr formed avainat the frontier delimita tion oommisaioo. He resrretted tbat bis shot had failed to take effect.

Tbe prisoner was sum marily exjecuted. i Londok, Oct. 24. The Standard thia momlntr, commenting on tbe Balkan question. says: Bmrland oannot approve and will not aanction, I though she may not resist, a settle ment tbat disappoints tbe legitimate and harmless I wishes of Buliraria and Koumella.

Even should Russia insist upon, and tbe powcre acquiesce in, deposing Prince Alex ander, it doubtful whetber tbey would succeed without disturbing peace. Lord Salisbury will labor hard In favor of Buliratian hopes." Tbe Motiammedans In Bularairia aud Uoumelia who refused to flirht against tbe Turks have consented to oppose a Servian invasion. Tbe 7 tpie announces tbat tne Government baa consented to enter the Balkan conference. which, it Is expected, will meet to-morrow. Tbe 'jimcsadAs: "it probable tbat tbe power have givSn their assurance that the ialu qw ante win not oe insisted upon, it is our duty to resist tnei deposition oi jrrtnoe Alexander." Athkss.

Oot. 23. At the ODenlnz of Par liament fo-day the King, in hU speech to the Chambers, said that tbe rupture of tbe Berlin treaty bjl Bulimia compelled Greece to prepare to maintain her Interests. He eulogized tbe patriotism displayed by bis subjects In leaving their peaceful vocation to muster under tue bag of tbelr country. He boped tbe Interest of the powers in tbe maintenance of twaoe would enable tbem to adopt effectual measure for the restoration or a solid equilibrium amomg tbe Balkan natioua.

Bebupt, Oot. 23. Lord Salisbury's assent to the proposed onaferenoe on the Balkan question Is stlQ awaited. It appear that be still ob ject to tne restoration or the status quo ante. It la atated tbat tbe proposed conference will meet at sue beginning or next week.

ATROCIOUS OUTIU.GE9 IN MOROCCO. uanoixb, uci. so. ine crueiues practiced by tne authoritie of Morocco are attracting tbe sSrious attention of all tbe loreign rep-resenutsres, and an appeal to their respective Governments will probably be made for fore Urn lnterf In order to atop the horrible atrocities wbtfch are almost dally perpetrated on alleged criminals for some Imaginary offense trumped up by sole for tbe purpose of retain ing to elf positions. Recently one of tbe officials of this city caused a poor woman who was eneeinl to be floa-ged in the presence of her husband and father.

The woman's arms were tied together! drawn over her bead, and then tbe roue waa fastened to a stake to hold her In that position.) Th lashes were laid oo so heavily tbat blood flowed freely from tbe unfortunate creature's back, bar aged father and unhannr huabandjbeing compelled to witness her terrible sufferings. After th flogging the woman was taken toi the bouse ef aa English lady, where be Is now being kindly oared for. Tbe foreign reaidenU are greatly shocked at the occurrence of suoh drurities, and have signed a petition for a protcci IAW PEACEFULLY INCLINED. iestie, Oot, 21 A privats tsls- i Maadalay says that King Tbeebaw is settling tbe dispute with tbe Indian at without snorting; to arms. Oct- 23.

Th Indian Govern- I chartered eight of tbe British India rs steamers for tbe transportation of Id munitions of war for tbe Britlsb ex pedition againM tiurman. PakibI Oct. 28. The Journal dm DebaU, commenting cn tbe British expedition against Klrur Tbeebaw. urge th French Government to protest against aay aort of Urtthm annexation of Uuruiahi CTRRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.

Drauix, Oct. 23. A mcetinx ot Loyalists oi vounty wicauow was neia to-oay ana a county kraaca of the Loyal Patriotic Union formed. I Lord Maalh nrldd. Lord Pai e) ermia, and colonial THEKI i Makci gram from deairou I Govern mei CALCtJTT ment hai Com nam tmnn.

ai court, in an addrota, aaid he thought the qoesiloa of home rule was a fair subject' for dlaouasioa, but It was compulsory upon tbem to preaenr tbe union. I Madrid, Oot 23. The populace are be coming too used at tbe retioaao of tbe Govern ment respecting the negotiation en tbe Cero-Une oueatlon, and tear ef aa outbreak are entertained. Tbe German Legation I strongly guarded to prevent a repetition of tbe recent outrage. Span tab aocount of tbe German oeou-patlon or Yap oonflrm the report thereof telegraphed from Berlin.

i 1'AKrs, Oot. 23 The Brteaon MlnUti-r la new uncertain ahnut it -hint- i k-14 M- Jority of tbe new Chamber of Deputies, aa a "rtu pHt In tbe Republican rank I threatened. The Republican were united lo oarrv tboee dtotrlcta wbtea required a esoood ballot la tbe recent elections, but now each faction tn-alt on the adoption of It own programme, i Toe or. refurring to the proposed expulsion rrom Fraooe Of tbe member of tba brlaaaa lamuy. say too uaoinet ba decided not to lnter- rw wuu lueui ror tne present.

1 Co Oct Cork Steam Psckat Company has dismlsaed 80 of Its employe on ae- vuunt vi iop 01 Business raaniting from tbe Dor-cottlne of tbe com pany by tbe cattlemen. 1 VIXKIIA. Oct. 23. A tiar a Inn it 1Ha Reicharatb 10-day passed, br a vote of las to 139, 0111 prolonging tne term during wblob tbo decree aun pending the trial of anarchists by Jury Bhall tlu.

WaaMS v-K-viaUTf, OoPRKHAORN. Oct. 23. The Lsuidithlnff. or upper bouse of Parliament, ha unanimously nuvrsvu toe policy or Mr.

tvaruno. irealdent or th Council, and denounced tbe recent attempt to amasalnate him. Tbe Landathlng oonstata of member. Of these 12 are nominated for life oj tne crown, rrom aotual or former representative of tbe nirdom. and the rest are elected indirectly by tbe people for the term of eurbt year.

The cboloe of tbe latter member of the upper house I riven to electoral bodies composed partly of the largest Ux payer In tbe country diatrlctt, partly of deputies of tbe largeet Ux payer in tbe cities, and partly of deputies from tbe totality of citizens pesslng-tbe franchise. The Landsthlnr. being an aristocratic body, baa supported tbe meaaure of tbe uorupp laninet, while tbe Folketbiog. or lower bouse of Parliament. oomDosed of 102 mem her elected by universal suffrare for tbe term of three rears, ha been bitter in It denunciation or tne rremler and hi colleague, and ha re- luaeu vote tne Duaa-et.

NO STREET CARS WANTED. NEWPORT SUVXEB RESIDENTS OPPOSING A PROPOSED ROAD. Newport, Oct 23. The Summer resi dent of Newport are opposed to tbo proposed scheme to provide thia city with a horse rail road, and tbey were beard from to-night at a meeting called by the Committee on Street and Highway to bear argument. A charter ba been granted and a company temporarily organized.

The company petitioned tbe City Council for the prirllea-e of laying tracks. Ac. The char ter granted by the Leglalature forbid tbe com pany rrom using ueiievue-aveauo and all tbe otner principal drive. At the meeting to-night no one spoke In favor of tbe company. The speech of the evenlns- wa maoe or rror.

Airmen Kos-era. or i. deipbia, who argued tbat a hone railroad would oe a xrious injury to tbe city or any waterinsr place, and would give It anything but a rural appearance. He claimed tbat thi-re waa no de mand lor tbe road and tbat tbe Intereata of those wbo bad made Newport what it was to-day should do coisuited. The interest of the citr would be seriously Jeopardized If the City Council granted tbe company tbe privileges it aked for.

and be nopea tnat. ror tne present at least, tbe enter prise would be allowed to rest. He sooko of the serious inooovenlence experienced from horse rauroaos in tae larger oitie. especially in Philadelphia, where encroachments bad been made to an alarming extent, and where tbe street au thorities Were told to go to tbe devil when questioned about their lnfrlnarment of the piiv- ueires grantea uem. ttemaras in tbe same strain were made by Henry A.

C. Taylor, of Mew-York: Prof. Wol- oott uibba. of Harvard College: George T. Downing.

Nathan Parker, and otber. Amonar tbe signer of a protest aaralnat tbe railroad were August Belmont. Ogdon and Robert Goe- iet.joon w. bills. lvl 1'.

Mortnn. Henrv taring. Henrr G. Marauand. Frederic 8 held on.

and J. P. Kernocban, ot New-Tork Pairmaa Koa-ers, Prof. Gibbs. T.

F. Cusbing. and E. L. Wlnthroo.

of Gov. Weimore. and Ad miral Baldwin, united state Mary. A COUNTERFEITER ARRESTED. MiMFHrs, Oct.

23. Sheriff Haa- klna, of Mississippi County, Ark-, passed through the city to-day en route for Little Bock In charge of E. W. BeakJey. of Buffalo island.

CTaiarhead uounty. wbo waa captured at his home Wednesday nlgbt with a quantity of counterfeit silver and gold money. About a week ago Sam Jones, a farmer who lives at Big Lake. MlsaissioDi County, went to tbe county seat, and paid a bill ne owed mere witn 10 good aoiiara and 10 counterfeit dollars. Tbe deception was detected be fore nlgbt, and be was followed and arrested.

He said be got the money through Beakley, wbo waa arrested bv Sheriff Haskina. In a cheat in hi bouse a quantity of chemicals and plaster of Paris molds was found, and under the bouse a melting ladle and tin box containing S27 in unnn- isbed ail ver and gold money of all denomlnatlona. Another search waa made, and in an old boot le under some loos near tbe bouse $125 of tbe same stuff was discovered. Haskina bad some diffi culty In arresting bis man, wbo bore an excellent reputation, baying uvea a quiet lire in the neighborhood for ttve years, during- all of which time be waa engaged in counterfeiting. He never passed any himself, and those who aboved it lived In distant localities.

The coin was well made and bard to detect. Beakley is a fine machinist and ba always been a hard worker. TWENTY MILES OF DEAD FISH. New-Orlxaxs, Oct. 23.

The schooner Alice Montgomery. Capt. Lavender, master, from Kennebec Blver. Me, with a cargo of Ice, arrived at her wharf to-day. Tbe Captain re port tbat on Oct.

19, when about 10 mile off Rebecca Phoals, in the Golf of Mexico, about 400 mile from tbe mouth of tbe river, he encountered vast quantities of floating fish, dead and dying, xney emoracea a great variety, many klndd being unknown to bim. and tbey extended aa far as tbe eye could reach. Tbe see waa streaked with a yellow, oily substance, and be sailed through tbls strange combination or vellow water and dead nab for SO miles. He bad no had earner, and reneraily fair win da after entering Uuif. Tbla is not tbe first time uch a Dbenomenon nas Deen encountered in tbese waters, and it has been attributed to tbe eruption of matter and poisonous gases from uhmermd volcanoes.

The aDOearanoe of un usual varieties oi 1Mb irom tne oeep sea wouia seem to strengthen this theory. LECTURES FOR CORNELL. Ithaca, N. Oct. 23.

The authorities of Cornell University have secured the following distinguished engineers, wbo will lecture before the student body during tbo oomlng year: Dr. K. II. Leavitt. Past President of tbe Ameri- rn Rooietv of Mechanical Knxlneers: Or.

H. W. Havmond. lut rTeaiaent or tne American in stitute Mining Engineers; Charles T. Porter, of York, tbe pioneer in toe introuuouoD ot tae modern hurh-oeed" steam engine: Charles K.

Kjnerv. distlugulsbed for bis success in naval engineering and in the great steam-beating system of Mew-York City J. Boadley, of Boston, a iamoua expert in ateam engineering. Tbe first of these lecture will be given on the SOtb Inst, by Mr. Hoadley, tbe subject being Beat, Knera-y, and Modern tallaoiea." A MORMON BISHOP CONVICTED.

Black foot, Idaho. Oct. 23. The convio- tion of William C. Garrison in the United 8tates court here to-day of tbe crime of unlawful co habitation Is likely to give tbe more Ignorant Mormons a new loea or too Eamunos isw.

tar- rimn wa formerly a Mormon, but took a i nil wife trai tut the order of bla Bishop and waa turned out or toe cuurcn. um whtwudo ba created a profound Impreawlon amoog those Mormon wbo naa oeen taugni to oeueve tnat tne isdmuuda law aaa no purpaee xoept to punteb tbem. it iiaeiy to anaae towir iim in th teaching of tbe Mormon leaders. All hin out all nlrbt- convicted Bla Porter of uniawrui cobaoitation. ni was not sentenced to-day.

VERT BUSY BURGLARS. Lima, V. Oct. 1 About 3 o'clock tbi morning burglars broke into th following places of business: J. K.

Locklnxton's cigar store, 8. Coventry's groeerv. M- P. Allen's hard ware store. E.

Ha Debet" saloon. George Hast- 1 nan's grooery. P. OillnmuaWs marble works. J.

P. Thorn neon's flour aad feed store, and A. T. Morton's printing omee. in every inetanc toe cash drawer waa opened and tbe content, constating of email amount of change, were taken.

Dm I il i auca email artjeiaa aa evuia oe cwnvvn-tentiv earrted off. Tbe burglar war frightened away by Mrs. El It, wbo lives over tbe store of M. tr. Alien, uraoer aiw leeaing tor tae tajevea.

but havwoo trace oi tbem aa yet, A la t1aarlanalaa rMs'srsarUaeaoMttaetUrUaaU the Uatfc-AS. MB BROOKS SEES.fllS SON MAXWELL NOT THE NAME OF TEE SLAYER OF PRELLER. TSX PRZSOJTXX MCOGNIZXD ST BIS FATHXX AT A SXCKET MXZTINa Of TBS ST. LOUIS JAIL. St.

Louts. Oct. S3. Tbs long-looked-for 'ting between Samuel N. Brook, ot Hyde, England, aad hi son, Hugh Mat bam Brook.

alia Maxwell, who etude charged with tbe murder of a Arthur Pretler, took plaee la the City Jail Just after duak to-nla-ht. Mr. Brooks asnior stand juet the earn height a the prisoner, and a he advanced aad aaad the latter hand tbereeemblanee between tbe two was st ones evident. Mr. Brook senior reoogalied hUaon tbe moment a aaw him.

hut neither spoke word in tne prcaenoa of wttnsssi. At the request of the attorneys of the defendant father and son were left alone for some momenta and when they separated tears glistened In the eye of both. nr. Brooks senior arrived tn New. Tori Citr from Enaiand on the steamer Brittannlo last Saturday, and.

without waiting for the report-en to Interview htm, crossed tbe river and visited friends snd relatives in Brooklyn. Be left New-Tork on Monday night, and arrived here on Wednesday morning. Upon arrival be walked away out to the northwest portion of the city, where he bad a long Interview with tbe Rav. W. Aabeton.

aa Episcopal minister, who haa ata son's spiritual welfare In charge. Prom tbe Rev. Mr. Aabeton be walked down town, not stopping until be had entered. tne omee or the attorneys in charge of hi son's tnem ne bad come all tbe war from England to see his son, bnt be was determined no one should listen to what tbey had to 'I w.hen..tDV came Nee to faoe.

I dont believe. said Mr. Brooke. that my on is entity of murder. In our country there is no suca thing a murder without malioe pretense to proved.

In tbi country I believe you have tn prove malioe aforethought before you can make out a case of murder in tbe first degree. Understand me. therefore. I don't believe my son killed Preller. but ir he did kin him It was not with malioe aforethought or with Intent to murder." After promalnr tbe old B-entleman that no one ahould be allowed to listen to what be had to aay when he met bis son tbe prisoner' attorney bid tbe gentleman from sight and set about laying tbelr plan for a secret meeting between father and eon.

It was this meeting which, with tbe Jailer connivanoe, took place to-night. Mr. Brooks brings with bim considerable money, and says be will spare neither time nor idmim tn imiim him inn'i He will not remain here durlnr tha dhukm nf the trial however, but will start for home nest Monday night, visiting frienda and relative In ew-Tork. Brooklyn, and Philadelphia before uia return to cagiana. AN OUTRAGE BY STRIKERS.

DYNAMITE USED TO BLOW UP A STREET CAE IN ST. LOUIS. St. Louts, Oct. 23.

A fearful explosion was heard to-night in tbe vicinity of washing- ton-avenue and Eighteenth-street, and pedes trian running tbat way were told that bobtail ear No. 42, of tbe Washington-A venue Line, bad been blown up by dynamite at the Intersection of tboee two thoroughfares, and one of the passengers nearly killed. The crowd wblob gathered found tbe ear shattered almost to splinter and a woman who had been a passenger lying among the debris. She waa dragged out by tbe police and ottiieti and taken Into tbe University. BuUdtna, where sho waa Identified as Mrs.

Bbea. living Id the vicinity of Washlne-ton. avenue and Twelfth-street. She' And. another woman ana two young men were rtdln la tbe car at tbe time of the explosion, but the otber paaseoger fortunately escaped.

Mrs. Bbea was terribly injured and was unconscious when taaen into tne university HCUdlng. At tnis same spot tae otber nlgbt a ear waa attacaea oy sinters ana a colored woman was mtaiiy anot. it Deileved tbat toe mob which not tbla woman la Identical with the mob wblcb to-night oat dynamite to test. The road is ewneu oy jonn siaxon, ana th striking driv er are especially oitter at aia treatment of them.

The driver of tba demoltahed ear aava aaw the maobine used on tbe track, but thinking It was merely a block of wood and tbat tbe wheel of Bis car would knock it off continued on bla way. Wbeo tbe wheel struck the obstacle aa explosion followed. The act baa frtehtened managers of tbe line so tbat tbey bare ordered all car Into She atabte. DISCVSSINQ LIQUOR LAWS. Tbxxtoit, X.

Oct. 23. The State Con vention of tbe Women's Christian Temperance Union closed to-night. An hour waa given this afternoon to the question whetber it would be advisable to petition the next Legislature for the restoration of the old law giving women tbe right of suffrage. That aad all other legislative questions were finally referred to Mrs.

Beabrook. of Keyport. who Is tbe State Superintendent, and a lobbyist of considerable Influence and toitlty. Ubler-Justloo Beaslev's decision that it Is no violation of tbe law to permit Intoxicating bevenure. purchased bv tbe Quart, to be drank od tne premise, was Siao a topic or discussion.

it waa dec idea to xo to tbe Aiesialature for an amendment of tbe act taking away tbe privilege of drinking on tbe premises. The convention passed a resolution also to tbe effect tbat while the uniou recognised every agency, political or otherwise, that was broua-ht to hear on tha com. moa foe, it could give approval only to the party whloh carried aloft tbe white baane of prohi- U1UUU. THE MORMONS RAISING MONEY. Salt Lakx Cm, Oot.

23. The Mormons are fearful of more vigorous legislation In the next Congress against their institutions, and are making arrangements to defeat It. Delegate Caine will be well supplied with funds for use in the lobby of Consrress. Be idea the usual method of raising corruption runds Dy assessing bera of the church tbe Mormon have just enacted a saie or laoas oo miu v.Teek. irom which tbe city gets Its water supply, wblcb la practically a steal of SSCUMO tram tbe city.

Tbe cliuroh owns property aggregating over i.uuu,uuu in tae city, ana is aispostng ot some of tbi In order to raise una for defense. It is believed that tbe Mormons are prepared to spend more money in Washington next Winter tban ever before, caine announced at the liosran conference tbat be was tbe representative of tbe Latter uay Paint, as sucn hi innuenoe in Wasblngton will probably be counteracted by Uenutea sent toere lor taa purpoee. A POLICEMAN RESISTS ARREST. Chicago, Oct. 23.

Constable Robert Crawford called at the Board of Trade yesterday to serve an attachment on. John A. Free, a member. Adam Fyfe. a special policeman, wbo guar da the door, would not let bim enter.

Today Crawford swore out a warrant for Fyfe's arrest, and it was placed In Constable Robert White's hands to serve. Then tbe two went around to the Board of Trade. Crawford aa-ain tried to gala an entrance, out ryfe would not let him. men nit tnea to arrest jryie. ana tbere waa a merry time of it tor five minute.

Finally Fyfe was subdued and taken away. Tbe board Will furnish lawyers for his defence. A PRETTY GIRL DISAPPEARS. Nirw-HATur, Oct. 23.

Mary K. Andrews, a handsome dark-complexioned girl of 14. and of more tbaa ordinary brightness and ability, left her father's house la Derby last evanlnw to ro to a rrooerv (tore In Birmingham. Her ratner. wno at isisrarta at toe in rm ma- ham Iron foundry, returned from work at tbe usual time aad waited for her.

After eeveral hoan. aa the eiri did not Senear, ne oecame alarmed and made a thorough search to asoer- tain her whereabouta. but no trace or I mm ain could be found. She did not visit the store as Intended, and foul play fsareo. Ht SHOT HIS ASSAILANT.

Chicago, Oot. 23. There was a row in Mattle Davis's house la Washington street early thia morning and X. Devlne, a am thief, amused himself by beating HI lie Vail several otber or tae inmate. woman ran into tn street ecrwamina zor help.

Bobert Bruce, wbo Bays be le a private de- Untin. enancea to ne vni ana ran mw um Ha waa met bv Darin, who. Bruee -renew ib wfca nraaa anucaiwa. ihuu er drew hie revolver and bot Dvvtae In the ha wound at proeaoiv tatat. MONEY FOB PABNELL.

Chtcaoo. Oct. 23. The Parnell Aid Com- Xalttee held It last meeting thai evening. Asa result of its labor ft win remit directly to Mr.

Parnell to-morrow ta.a te warn tae axse of tbeliIuaseBiarycapalss mallpox HOT ABATING, TM THX0ET-' OW EMINENT OElfTlJIl AJUl aUOAXM THE DISEASE. Uovtbxax, Oct. 23. sir. 6tv Plsrrsv ft well known reoch Csaadlas lawyer, alalm to have bee atodytaaT up the smallpox gjtjsatloav with some jlctBinent sotMtieta, aad the eon-' elusioa ther have oome so is that the disss is originated la; Canada and has always been prev-alent here, and more especially la tbe Immedi-ate vicinity of Montreal.

When Jacques Cartier first sailed up the St. Lawrence he found the Indians dying off by hundred from the disease. and It broke out among the erews of his vsassls. While they were lying at Hochelaga tbe mortality was so areat that one of the ship bad to be left bebind from want ot sailor to man Several of tbe sailors died oa toe voyage pack to Euro ne and tbe disease was taen spread oreea- cast. Smallpox, tbey olalm, seldom attacks new-comer rand la oat deadly in Its effect among tbe families ho have been settled here Thus tbe Huron and the for tbe longest Iroquois Indians have been exterminated by tbe disaas.

and now it te the turn of tbe French Canadians, tbe next older, settler. Tbe Bngiata people havtna- only eettled here at a comparatively late date wlU not suffer so. muoh by it for venerations vet. Mr. BV nerre olalm that the reason for the great mortal tr among children la tbat they breaths tbo nearer tha a-round than trows neonle ana toil take tbe exbalattoue from tbe earth Into system, aad adduces as proof the- fact 'that scarcely a single tall man baa died from tbe disease.

A similar peculiarity be. says, noticed la tbe Grotto dee Chteo. at Borne, where a man feel no Inconvenience from tbe exhalation. while a doe dies at once, smallpox, ne aay in conclusion, la a much indigenous to Montreal as yellow fever to Mew-Orteans or agile la New-Jersey, Tne authorities are at last actively engaged Isolating Infected bouare, and in cases where Isolation la imnoesiote taxing tae patieote py force to the hospital. Tbe ambulance corps 1 clearing out tbe cat from tbe extreme weat end of tbe city, where smallpox kt very prevalent.

The Isolation- committee have 00 houaes aruarded bv special oon stables. Dr. Hlnrston kt not at all sanaruine aa to tbe succees of Isolation. Yesterday T8 new ease were reported, of wblcb 50 were verified. Eleven ease were found In a bouse on Notre Dame-street to-day, and were removed to tbe Civic Hospital Tbere were SS death In tbe city yeaterday.

Ottawa. (Oct. 23. A child reaidraz on St. Patrick-street died a few days ago.

Too ua- JK At tr A an lain atnt in ft Vies Haa vinam Sk waa mallpox, called In a physician, wbo stated that such waa toe ease. An examination of the rest of the family waa made, when two other children aufferine? from tbe dl found secreted In a cupboard. Tae phy sician railed to noury to atunoraiea, ana notn-Inx ba ret been done to isolate tbe eaaee. A case of smallpox occurred tn th town of Ken- Ire w. where a man named well, woo naa oeen in Montreal on business, was taken down with tne disease.

authorities promptly isolated the Ha miltow. Ontario. Oot- 23. The two remaining member of the Redden family have entirely recovered from tbe smallpox ana this city Is now entirely free from the disease. Bsar.x.

NJ Oot. 23. The town authori ties to-day quarantined the' County House at Wballonsbura-, In which tbere are two ease of smallpox. Mary La cay, a domestic, residing at Keeoe. In this county, wbo arrived from Mon treal on Monday ill with emallpox, I now In a critical condition.

Grant excitement prevails here, TEN MEN IN TROUBLE. INDICTED FOB MAJOSO A ROW IN A WIDOW'S I BOUSS. STSLActrsO, N. Oct. tha Grand Jury rose this afternoon It presented six sealed indictments, on whloh 10 prominent young men of Camfllua, a vlUaxe eteht miles from here.

will probably go-td 'prison. Deputy "Sheriffs have rone td arrest Tbe indictments dis close tbe following- faote: Mrs. Olive Wi don Is th widow of Sylvester Wbedon, and lives on a farm two miles from Camulua. 'To dwelling fa a substantial and Imooarna' one of brick, and Oocuoiea a point A. le.QTk A I 1 XMmm WIuIa.I waa aroused bv a load knooklna at tba door.

A aVU AM-mu A. M. VH Ml hvhwm Bbe got up in ber night clothe and. going to tbe door, asked wbo was there. There waa ao reply except a demand for admittance and the an ration if Mr.

and Mrs. Bur rill Bowed there. Mrs. "Wbedon replied that tbe doors ot ber house would not be opened at tnat aour. The door Waa then burst open and K) men en tered, aad at tbe cam time a volley of abot waa fired by a mob, aurrouDdlur th house.

Mr. Wbedon waa subjected to all aort of indlxru- tte. 6 torn were knocked down, an extension table, which was spread with dish, a tipped over, and tbe crockery thrown about and broken. Tbe men went into the pantry and took down pans of milk, which tbey threw all over tbe floor. All thia time roteeo eggs were beinx thrown about and etnas oea.

wnne stones were thrown through tbe windows, livery re minutes part of tne marauder would go out or the houoe, apparently for orders ss to what to do next. Tbey were tn tbe house for more than an hour. All tbe Inmates took refuge in tbe upper story or tbe house but Mr. Wbedon. Be-tore leaving the marauder took all of the stiver-ware and lewelrv they oould find.

Livttur in the bouse with Mrs. Wbedon was Burrill Howell, his wife, and two children. Tbe vlalt seem to have been for tbelr benefit. Mr. Howell aald to-nurbt: suppose that tbey came with tbe Intention of.

giving Mrs. Howell and a out taey carried tainxa too tar. A few weeks ago my wife and I bad a little misunderstanding, and sbe left me. After sbe had been away a short time sbe returned, and we came here. I know of no other reason tban thia for the mtdnirbt visit.

think tnat the men were put up to do tbe mischief, because one of tbem said that Van Kellogg, one ot our nelgb bora, told tbem to oon here and raise the devil If it ooet -About six weeks aao Mrs. Howell left her bua- band with SLOW in cash and ran awav with a school teacher. On reaching Buffalo the teacher stole her money and fled. In tbe meantime Howell bad begun divorce proceed! nas. Mrs.

Howell returned about two weeks ago, made up with ber husband, and tbey had gone to living tos-ether again. Tbe affair haa caused a sensa tion. Mrs. Whedon la wealthy and scorned When wasonerea ner to setue tne case. I- HOFFMAN FIRED FOUR SHOTS.

NxwjLRXt Oct. 23. The Inquest as to the eath of Mrs. Minnie Hoffman, wbo died at St. Michael's Hospital on Wednesday from wouade inflicted by her husband, was held at the Court House this afternoon.

Several witnesses were examined, but no new facte were brought out except those contained in the testimony of County Physician Hewlett. He atated tbat Hoffman told him that he Hoffman 1 had first fired a Shot at bia wife and then one into hi own bean. He fell senseless, but on reooverinr be saw hi wife move, and then nred a second hot at ber and another Into hie own bead. Tbe 1urr. after an absence or lee tban 10 minute.

returned with a verdict tbat Mr. Hoffman came to her death bv a Pistol ball fired from a volver in tne hands of William G. Hoffman, And tbat be was jruuty or murder. 4 HORRIBLE SUICIDE. DvjmuLCoL, Oot 23.

This morning, the dead body of Jacob Kauffman, a well-known and respectably connected musician of tbla city, was found on tn prairie near tbe Orphans Home. The body waa entirely nude, hombiy scarified, and covered with blood. Investigation showed tbat after undressinx Kauffman bad forced hi way back and forth a number of times through a barbed-wire lance. The ground saturated with blood, portions of skin buna? from th wire at different place, and band mark where th man bad pushed himself to and fro. were plainly to be eeen on tbe sand beneath tbe fence.

Tbe Coroners, upon consultation, de cided that Kauffman. suddenly becoming Insane, had committed suicide, and no Inquest was held. MISSING FOR THREE WEEKS. STBACtrsK, S. Oct.

23. A dispatch' from Mannavllle. Madison County, this announces the disappearance or Warren r. Ved-. der.

Before be left home Tedder had been paid HJK0 for I bop which ho had delivered to the rsuwsy station. He left borne without talllna bis family where he wee going. This waa nearirkhre week aa-m A rear or two aao. it sakt. adder took Baooajr received forth) sale of bops, and went away tn a somewhat similar manner and was found in New-Tork and brought back by bis friend.

Wail many think bo nat simply gone on oe a spree, aw lamiiyirars that ha mar have been the victim of foul Dlar on account of tbe large amount of money had la hkt possession. DYING OH TBE WAT TO THE jVarwAJtai Oot, 23. An unknown about TO years old, was found ia the yard at Ho. S9 Weat Klnneytreet to-airht ta aa Bacon. seioua eoaattioa.

nue oetnx taxes to the Uty Hospital ia the ambulanoe he died. I (Taeniae le Daarh WKh sor rkraat ran Kesralciee wul Sse, AsratUMt, irieaS9 8 MARCHING ON TO VICTOR? vtrrirywi rbrrr rr a eyvrrjf I.KAItKKX. i A STJGB VASE HXXTU ADDEESSXO IT SEE ATOE EDMUNDS, aOTEBEOE-ELECT FOE-'l AXES, Kan B.H0ATE, "Tbs lsxEsst pontics! meetlnc tbst Jisst i occurred to Nrw-Tork aty la several years was held la Madieen Bquare Oardea last aigbt uadev BepubUcam assrntoss.i It was to ratify tbe noav inatsons aaad try the ftowblloaa State Coavoaw Benater Edmunds and Governor-elect Toraker were tbo prloolpal gneakera, aad they 1 gretad wits a heart in sas avalldlaa Sbaka. Tbs vast auditorium, which was gayly deoorated trith Bags sad bainert, tu almost entirely The boxes sad seats ta the)iesoa DoUavdes of the Oardoa wero' oooupied, aad at least four-fifths of ta spacious floor of the covered by a dene of homaa beings. There eould net have lam than tfiM persona present, A goodly i proporttoa of tae seats were oooupied by ladles, i.

i A brilliant red BgBt, burnla; oa the euro- la front ef the Garden, was tbe beacon; which attracted over people to Its nelxb-: borsood. As early as JO o'clock, when the flrsl rocket was sent skyward, the crowd began to gather, aad for two hour after that time aa un interrupted stream of ladies and a-entlemen marched toward tbe door of tbe Garden. The fireworka, wbteb eooUaoed until after o'clock, brought several thousand pacta tor Into Madt-son-Square Park snd the oeigbborlnA' streets. Is oon position the crowd varied from the merchant to tbe small boy. Urchins peddled pictures of tbe Bepobllcan eansMatee with great EnanchJ snccsss.

Ladle, who took Ukt mild way or a- erting their favoritism, were the largest but ehasera. i As o'clock drew Boar tba crowd about tha Madieon-avenne entrance In arenas d. aad much desire waa shown to catch. A g-tlmpea of Mr. Davenport.

Every man who resembled the bead of tbe Republican ticket Waa greeted with a prolonged shout of weloom. wblcb caused many expressions of sut wised delight toepread over the features of the gentlemen greeted. Corporal Tanner, of Brooklyn, hobbled oat of coupe, and half a doaea young men, knowing-' his deformity, bed to assist alga over a pu4 of logs which lay la tbe gutter. At BUS o'olonh: It waa alaaoet Impossible to force on way Into-' the Mad iaoo-e venue entrance, and hundreds of, ladle ana gentiemea wbo arrived artev tbat time were obliged to go away without even see-; ing toe inner waus oi tne Duitding. Ineide a certain nun tarr of the gallery seaU had been reserved for ladles and tbelr but the general public waa riven free assess to the main floor.

Lone before o'clock all of tba available space within hearing distanoo of tbs speakers' platform which was os tbe south side of tbe bnlldlna- waa occupied. Bbea brass eotaetalned the assemblage with a plseslna; v-' riety of musloat saUotiooa. While tee waa playing tne overture to waaraer-a- Hlenai Benater Kdxannde aad Governor-ease Foraker entered the building, aooomnauleg bvi Gen. Carr and Cornelius N. bliss.

As soon as the' audience became aware of the preecooe of tbs aMUngulahed gentleman a cheer was sent that eompietely drowned tbe sound of Wss-ner'sl vigorous muaio. xne cheering waa kept up top v. -several minutaa, and! It subsided only to bere-i' newed a few second later when Senator Evarta aad Joseph H. Choate atepped upoct piat-'; form. i On tbe Platform with the speakers, pea Ideal tbcee whose names have already been mew-i tioned.

were Prof. Tbeodore W. Dwta-bt, tor Warner Miller, the a r. Morton, ex-2 Gov. Cornell, ealem.

H. Wakaa, Chariee B. eanltlaJ the Uon. GaJuaba Grow, Geo. B.

A. Merritu down, Morria K. Jesup. Cbacles Haekettu David imws, wniiam uowo, uu. ueorgej Charles' V.

Urlch. Jesse Gen. Wager Bwayne, James -Levi M. Bates, and theBev. Dr.

Newman. The list oi loe-rxatownt ana fjecietsiau or tne snaetina- inolnded the name of saoee than tOl promnsent Bepubiloana. Beside the name of ri tbe gentlemen wbo were present the us of VleeJ President contained tbe names of ex-Pfesidena, Arthur, ti-Oov. Hamilton Path, John Jacobt Astor, Joseph w.xnexei, tutaer xu saaran, i-O. Milla.

Oecrxe Jones. Edwards PhMrepeaU Sheridan Shook, and Locke W. Wlocb ester. Boatterea tnrouxn tne auaiecroe aaa in tne tien of boxes surrounding tbe outer circle were f. rly all tbe prominent nepu bucana or tasj j.

city, amoog them Edwara MltcheU, Ulna Boot. jtamnna otepneoaon, ew v. a. vraarer, Dujour ney W. Fay.

caariea ri. Taintor. li. IX t. MaiM shall.

Leurand B. Cannon, M. D. Bordeaw rforaca Hnmnll Lotber B. Marsh.

William Turn bull, yadeeick D. Tapnan. John Brtttoo, Cbarte L. Baason, Thomaa Denny. H.

M. Camp, J. Hobart Herrick. bichard Muear. K.

H. Per klna. Jr Charles A. Peabody, Ueorge D. Brown.

i M. M. Budloax. Charles James Car penter. P.

J. Coleman. WUilaoi P. Eater brook-P. J.

Goodhart, A. W. Joha Hoag, John U. Kimrney, John W. Jaoobuai John B.

Pope, Henry B. Tremain. Prederick W2 Whltrids-e-Dr. Samuel X. Smith.

Chariee DavW son, Thomaa B. Arten, William H. Morria. Knea MCAiee, aiom man uwrm, Doom reel rwiwiar, William Mayer. Paul Goepei.

B. 8. AoehH incloaa, John B. Dutober, James P. Avery.

Alfred Van eaatvoonL, Juiiaa vrmAmmttmrtJ winm a. wiiMiORir. Jnarjea a a- geld, George H. Beyer, Ktehard M. CoUardJ -f Henry Gleaaon.

David Fuller. Martin HaupO i vnriwwBDwr riuiman, iatn v. mu UUman, P. V. B.

Van Wyck. H. BuilaroU Jean Beiaeuweber, J. N. A.

Griswold. Tbomao Ij. James. Charles 1 xiffaoy. wimta Strong, Thomaa Allison, Frank wuiiam nrooaneid.

vtuinuu tu neuamya enator Glbba, Mahlon Chance, George UobUMon, James w. ilawea, xnreoerick v. ttoua Ash be P. Fitch, OUbert K. Hawes, Chariee G.

Crooin, Jeremiah Fang born. AJonso Mason," Edward J. Hows, Henry Sprague, Chariee tu Kite hai. Edward F. Bartlett, Chariee rJ.

femlth, Leonard hsanltlne. John D. Lawaoo, Chariira C. lie man, Jamea m. varnum.

aoou Hess, J. HblDelander DUlon. George Maa-oun. Gen. K.

Graham. Peter btuyve aant, Horace Gray. Gen. Anson G. Mo- Cook.

A. K. wnttser, arrets Coo way. of Brooklyn: Tberon G. rHrooer.

Jaasae B. Daviea. AaseaDlymaa waiter ttowe, uatuet V. Aooietoo. Bobert U.

Mocora. Schults. Myev 8. Isaacs. Jamea Carter.

Joha A. Stewart, Levi L. Brown. George F. Baker.

Joatah M. Viake. Solon B. Smith. Btraaeye- Blaketnaa.

Benjamin u.L.iarae. uoya jseptowaib Chariee A. Flammer, Bernard Ulirtin. Klebare. Butler, Cbarie watroua, noaweu nnuta, noury J.

rxnidder, Isaac iYomme, George Deans, J. Julius Langbein, Thomaa P. Wentworttt, Ed ward C. Bio ley. Alexander m.

Eagieeon. justice Oedney, Cephas Bralnard, Btepben N. Slmoneooa George HiUlard, Jamea Con die, Bichard A. Mo-Curdy. Frederick Kuhne.

Chartea Hiekex. -nil Huobn 1 raiirir The order mauitainea try tne greet erowa wax rmarkable, eapeclaliy In view ot the fact that here must have been many persona who were t. unable to see the peeker or to bear distinctly. Tne presence ot Capt. 11 llama with a force of SO men gave asauraoce that any attempted inter- ruptkina by too aealoua friends of Gov.

Hut would be promptly soppressi rl. The meet an noying tnterrupuooa tbatoocurred werecanssd by aa inopportune ougie piayer ana a eoore er -more of Columbia College boys wbo persisted ta Intruding thebr college cry whenever one at tha A i speakers paused for breath. '4r i JOSEPH H. CHOATE'8 ADDBES8. Cornelius 2f.

Bliss, Chairman of ills Union Leaa-ue Club Campaign Committee of -Jy: yJ Twenty-five, called the meetlne to order, aad j-' on his motloa Joseph H- Cboate was oanie 1 moualy chosen to preside. Mr. Choate. after thcbarlnT whloh greeted his same bad ceased aid: I -i "We-. meet to-night under tbe happiest, an- i spices.

The sir I full Of slxns of victory, boot tnd auiMViA ara iiwrvwr Is berw. (Applause.) Tbe Oowerner Bleet of i i Ohio, with the laurale of vietory tresh en his) prow, aere to aaow ua now u-v was won. The booored Senator from chamgaon of booeat ad ailnial ration, at wltav -ua. Au sorts of Meoubllaane hava Joined to awell the triumph of tat vast mawunav are smoiea aero to-nignt to raaii in avmrnm- two of the Kepumloaa rAnaiaaif, ana to tndorss the platform of. tbs Party.

lo thus eays tw some- what looaensd party tkaa, i ludgwd by their svwettoa end.net by taM proreasioew. the ticket rteeit as fe use ana oaiy tnanorm, aaa a lor tne vara mitiruj ot oar nomlaeea. we ehalienge for them the approve and support of every iatetligeat and eetrtoUo ir. jObssra.1 took at ta vast smsiahiaea. aoaxl aoc only ef vwteraa BepuUieaaa.

but- alee of hundred aad thousand of taoee wbe have iweently strayed from among aa. We may well cell a teunson of the scattered and wlded remain af the KepMblfceaa Party The-. falt-blooda lioae of the aavty and the halt -breed Bene of the party have kissed each other- fLajsyhter.l The murwump tn his epcaueet; line said the stalwart la hie bloody ahirt are lying ta the same bed aad dreaming the same nam fr -And now. fallow-Bepobllcana. fettow lavte- peed en ta, fellewtalwarta.

feilew hsli-bissde. fallows all, we may welt ooneioer the caasa -whloh hava brooght shout this haasy laavuy re i i i I I Tj 2i .1 1.