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submitted, and the Moderator counted the right
ntnde That were raised nud announced that
,nIee Votes favored its adoption. lie called
then Tor the opposing vote, and moment later
SAID, "Fiftv-throe In favor. and II Ia unaui-
nous vote" Mrs. MouI0n and Gen. Pryor re-
tiro Hom the room ana rolled away In a car
riagc.
For few moments the church members
looked NJ each other, aud whisrcred not q word.
They ucied as though they would like well to
tho nrst sneaker who followed Mrs Moulton's
withdrawal 0fosc there was a sigh Of relief, gs Ii
was learned that he was to make no further
reference TO the occurrences OF the evening.
He smoke ouly Of the revival, and suggested
that, in view of the distance " Plymouth Church
from tho Tabernacle, and tbs early hour of tho
meeting they should hold daily prayer
fnetiue Of their own, to cooperate. rit at the
sau'e time 10 bc independent Of al others.
rSIoN MEETING PROPOSED.
=. Another brother said that on Saturday tho Rev.
Mr.. tfnsoy ~ the CLINTON street baptist church
had invited Mr.. Beeclcr to iitn his courrrcatiun
Tn union meeting. and ~ thuught 10 would &C.
cnsion less comment II al tho churches Of the
Ncinlly should tc requested ~ worship with
Let us show enough Chrisinn spirit" inter
ruptcd n ihird brother. Ito 20 witl the Others
1 the meetings In tho r,be' nacle. Lot W show
no desire to stand aioof from sister churches,
even thourh tncy may not he cordial tow rd IL.
There are only two more weeks Of the meetings
In the Taucrnacle, ana We can. n wc arrive Nc
any conclusion tonight. decide to begin with
CUR daily meetings here two weeks from next
"Whv can we not persuade Mir. Crosby's
churcn,' urged "a sly hrothcr " to tnkc the in
ilial stpu, ard then We can att, rWard join with
thcm without x,itinc criticism"
81 have lkcd WITH Mr.. Moody aud with Mr..
Bocchcr about thls natter eaid another speak-
or, land wo do not think that enough
Plymouth people gO TO the Tabernacle meet
inrs To affect She at cndance there ucrcep-
tioly by their withdrawal B,siIcs the no
town ch rChes are holding union meetings m Dr.
Scudders church. and no fault Is found with
them" ICoto TIE Tabernacle a. frequently as
any ibOdv," said another" land usually nnd
Hrufr or two scores oi our momhcrs there. We
cannot wisely Withdraw oar support ana move
there ore. that Plymouth Church be oIened two
Wccks from Monday Tor daily PRAYER meetings.
and thAt tho churches In the vicinity be invited
10 unite with us IN worship"
After short discussion the motion was voted
down, nd another one adopted, providing that
Mr.. BecChcr and his deacOns cuufcr with MIR.
Moody, and that thcy be authorized, II tho
evangelist has no objections. to announce the
first u seriCs of daily prayer meetings for
next Mond " morning Tho meeting then ad
tourncd. Mr.. Beechcr was not present at any
time, but he had a brother primcd with instruO-
tiOns from him ON the revival question.
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The census enuneritOr4 are clam Oring for
their laY ich Is lung overdue.
Car SchufH has hcc IN lde an honorary mem
Der oi G thainn,r u lmMcICc.
l.trllWun GilHS Welsh, Of the Madison street
station, llri v! communion yesterday.
Ihe not, announced 10 come on at Deerfoot
P"re yeStcr4gY we're postponed unui g day.
Tine MAYOR b approved the ordinance estab-
l'hiuE ferry from whitehall to staten I, aud
In Cooper Institute to nj mt Gen. Judson KiI.
pat cA ~ deliver lecture for the OeAunt Of the IL.
-tuuiol oi Mercy.
Al xander i'rns tein. picture frame pcddier,
f. n.'slrg. Hls ouN Tu.ative IN 1 is country Il :
oiot er an oihtcr OF the T. uutse stroei pouo'
hr, W. Y. Garner intends to remain In New
Yore mi winter and lhe MohA"k hos made her iAst
trip Ton tht e,gsun.
The Ch.mhcr Of Commerce viii nrobablv
mcmoriA lI' Congress n rrl ,I-H to tu fleet upon
emmrrcc VI the iousti continusnee of NE truEge in
(uua.
George washlncton Morton, an old New York
gpc'rcr Ia tno CD"uHet Ud IdteytSsr oiicr tWeaiy-
bi1 ytars.
william L. Scott Of Erie, Pa, ono OF tho di
rcclora uf tao New YORK Elevated kulrOad has sub
rlhed tor mset friends Tor n 900 UOO ntOrk in
the Manhattan Elevated ltaliNaJ
A German military band, 50 pieces, Herr Oast.
director, Nhlcg arrived few tiy, ago mas noen en-.
gAFti tur The Centennial EKhiblt on IL vii pay "A
uermaula A@-"-4b!Y Rooms Ihls evening
Mary Green was discharged from blaeNweus
is"nuou tle lst ih-t, nnd IN { uix-- .u over NJ
h1oseyet and Water srttts By or oadeI with sions
ChanOers street Hosp tal yeatcfIay.
a. T; l.. Jewett, brother OF President Jewett of
the Erie Railway, died suddenly ln the 81 Klcnoias
hote on NegnesIaJ night lie was Tor many ycars NJ.
rresident oithe e. anu q, Railroad Nc Sas sDvai
soFonV years old N-'
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ORrIL GENT g 90. INDICTED.
The Presidents Brother md tho Presidents
rrivnte Secrcinry in Tronblc.

The Presidents Brother md tho Presidcnt's q
PriVnte Secretary in Trouble.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-The United States
Grand Jury have found indictments against ex.
United States Assistant Attorneys Patrick and
krum, eX-United States Marshal c. A. New
comb, Orvil Grant, brother Of the President ;
Gen. Babcock, the Presidents private secre-
tary, and othe,s.
Tue Indictments charge them with conspiracy
with -. Louis dlstilicrs to defraud the GDvern-
ment out OF the taxes on an immense amount
OF crooked whiskey. The indictnents grow
out Of tho testimony before the Grand Jury OF
joseph M. tit2roy, late deputy United States
tiizroy was indicted by the preyious Grand
Jury and lately pleaded guiltY to the CHARGES
against him. lie Is SAID to have been the Trea,-
urer OF the -. Louis Whlskey Ring, the most
gigantic combination to beat the Government
that was ever created.
The indictment Of william Mckee, Sr., pro-
rrletor OF the GLOBE Democrat, nd CD Con-
stnntino VI guirc, ex United States Revenue
collector for this distrct caused good deal OF
comment to-day among all cl isses Of citizens
In couit to-dIy they pleaded not guilty, and
gave bonds Tor their appearance, the former in
souU and the latter In $1,000. The ind ictmenf
~ general terms, charges them with conspiracy
To defraud tho Government.
hichard ~ Jones, late u. s. storekeepcr here
withdrew his plea OF not guilty to the indict-
ment penuing against him, aud entered plea OF
guilty.
a despatch from jefferson CITY to-day saws
thar col Joan n. Joyce, VINO has been In charge
OF Deputy United states Marshal since nis
convection some days ago Of conspiracy to de-
fraud the Gov, rnment, Mas placed In jail o-uay
TO await tue aciiYn OF the court ON motion fOr
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KANSAS CITY, Nov. i.-Returns from 20
OF tho l03 legislative districts in kansas show
the election Of 80 straight Republicans and 81
opposition, classed under the head Of Demo-
crdts, independents, aud Reformers. Last year
only 20 members went into tho oppos ition
caucus, showing the contest this year has been
considerably closer than tuen.
inc Democrats also elect "a Senator In the only
district where there was a Vacancy, and also
eiecl Dl-lrrt Judge IA Fort Scott, one OF the
three vacancies.
Inc pToporuon OF Democrats and Rcformers
ana opposition local tickets wera unusually
l4rse mud the results show larser Duuiher Of
-ath ucke.s elected tn. yeAr tnan ever before
IN the history OF the state.
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Two ErgIishmcn'. Experiences in America.

Al the recent term Of the United States Dis
lrlct Court Tor New jersey James Henry and John
oll we're indicted for Snug gSlng $4,000 worth OF da.
mouds ana Iewey INTO the United States IN the steam
snip hopstock. In July last. They yesterday tried
at Trenton before Judge Nixon, ana ac1ulttej From
W. evidence II appears as though they were the VIC.
unls ol ackuping operation. rhey Journey ID 10 this
country on pleasure tup They are rtspectaDy cOn
htccH IN London ana iheir fricnde are wealthy They
Drought cOnsdprlbo Jcwelry the shape OF diamond
rings ana PINES anu bought more In New YORK. They
Ntd last, bquandered their roa1y cash and were conf
peel 10 sell come Of their jcwelrY. Thay sold dIa.
mOnd ring 10 Israel Lackner passenger agent OF the
pennsylvania Railroad Company ut IODOken, who re-
fused 60 pay ior II threatening 70 expose them being
they sued aud In turn Laokmor Informed upon THEM
aRQ they were arrested.
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KINGS COUNTY.
The Contest IN tho second Scnntc District
jacobs Probably Defeated.

The contest between John e. Jacobs and
Col Cavanach In the Second Senatorial District
is unexpectedly close. Included In the district
are the strongest Democratic wards 10 Brooklyn,
and Democratic nomination heretofore has
been considered equivalent to an election. Last
year Jacobs had nearly i,0O majority, and this
year be expected an easy Iace, and u SIN larger
majority, estimated all the way from 400 to
lO,CO The returns, however. show that he was
Oyer-conndcut. The official vote OF all but four
city wards aud four county towns has been re-
ceiNed. Giving the vote OF these missing wards
ana towns IA first returned Cayanarn Las a ma
Jutlty of ~. Jacobs's friends mautaln that COM
plcto official returns viii give nm a maiouty.
hut tins Is doubtful The following ID the vote
by " ARDS AMI tyMus:
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A SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
Cutting the rhrOnts OF Two Of his ChiIdron
md then Committing suicidc.

koKoMo, Ind, Nov. 4.-David Robinson
came to town yesterday and bought new suit
OF clothes and revolver. He then went homo.
showed the purchases to hts family. and ate his
supper. Robinson was In good humor, and ap-
peared perfectly sane. He said to his wife that
It would have been well II little Dan (bls son,
hid died two weeks ago, and that he had at
tempted to XIII the CHILD. lie then drew his
revolver and nred at second son, who was
Ning IN bed, and then turned and shot at his
wlle. MIS- Robinson ran out Of the house, aud
ihe oldest boy, eight years of age, started to fol-
low, when us father shot him IN the face, out
the Dali glanced of without nurting him badly.
ihe ther then struck him on the back of tho
hehd Wlth chhir, but the son succeeded In
getting out with his mother. Robinson then
deiberately took razor, approached the bed.
~ which lay his only daughter, and cut her
throat from ear 10 ear. lie tnen took the life of
the son, whom he had hrst shot In bed, IN tho
sime way after which he jumped on his horse
and Ned. his dcad bouy was found tins nom
ing, one mule north Of Jackson Station, on tho
indianapolis, Peoria, ana Chicago X R.ilruad ID
Is supposed he committed suicide.
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THE Delaney srREEr DUEL.
The Mortunry Customs Of the jews The
Burial oi JcrosInW.


The remains OF David Jeroslaw. who was
murdered by his former partner on Tuesday,
were buried In Bayside Cemetery yesterday by
the Malaga Jewish Society. Jeroslaw' body had
been stripped by the oficial who made the post
moftem examination, and the clothing was
locked up. Under the Jewish law the body OF a
murdered person must be left uncicaused, and
turled IN the clothing which has his blood upon
II. In this case tue Coroner could not be found,
and thc corpse, with blood on its face and hands
and wiki IA hair dishcvclled and matted With
blood wa wrapped In a sheet Of white m ushn
and enclosed IN rude pine conin.
The members OF the society having gathered
around tho closed CONN, Moses Weiss, acting as
rabbi, raped upon the lid and said David
Jerosllw, DAVID Jerosaw You must forgive
the man who killed you and all your other enc
tnies. We VIII take charge Of your effects, and
deliver them 10 your wife and children" Inc
society then followed the hearse TO the grave.
] q day the grave Is TO be reopcned and tho
bloody clothing Is 10 be deposited on the coffin.
Coroner Croker anu DR.. MacWhnnie Viewed
the remains Of Joseph Goldman in the Moreue
Yesterday, and David Prison, IN whose room the
duei was fought, was permitted TO bury Gold
mans body.
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The Vote OF Queens County.
omcinl Returns from Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. d.-The official
vote for Governor in Pike county Is Pershing,
lu36 Hartranft, 434. For state Treasurer,
Piolette, 1859 Rawle, is..
The odlcial returns from Erie county give
II irtrautt G,6qg Pcrshlng, 47A brown (TomD
10; Rawie, G,a9; Iioilct, 4.Cai; Buttelneld
Qtepl, ior state senator, l%1J mnioritY
Pcrshing,s official ma1onNes SchuS XIII coun-
ty' lAS Lycoming county LIB Huntington
county. 30 hinin county, 40; Nurthuuber-
land county, $40 Centre county, lar lIerks
county 6,dd9 Cunbeil nd county, 100 Bucks
county, 2bI Clarion county, l,OJJ.
MaJ0Ii.ics Tor Hartranft (OiliclaD Mont
eomery county 80 DHuphin county, 1870
Delaware county, 1896.
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THE LATEST FAILUREs.
Insolvents In bankruptcy aud Assignments In
the County Clerks once.

A Chicago despatch announces that Richard
NJ. HOocy, whose associated with the the tire
In Irooklyn. has nled a voluntary petition ia bank
ruptcy. His unsecured dcHts are about S5l.NN Ills
aserts are In the theatre ard the llnd on wuca Il IS
puilt winch Arr worth tl75up0 but which afe en-
Cuinhcreu to The amount OF over tl2aJU1.
AcssIs samuel ccCur a son N,rc yesterday adiudl
alR.bOO
iNo msolycnt asst -nmen,s were Med In the County
clerks tcu ycsttrd4Y one by nlstunCrry q Grctu IA
iWur o. Mnccrr Pow u, and tue utner hy Grurgc M
well ~
doln H. Pat Of 10 wall street has been anpointcd
ChRuts Of this Clty.
a meeting gl tlp creditors of the Mccullough Lead
upauy OF Duane street. whlch failed for a liire
amount last ylntHr, wss held ytsictlY ~ li2 rOil
way, hud iir Register IN Banlruptuy, Irary ~. Auen
zee Nri dNiurnI ot tNu I. cCut, tue creditor,
lao iuI uNlns Ia urs were announced Iu tnc street
Yr.t rWN ST. D. hin, pruuucr. 1854 thn.h 70 btr,ct
as-i@,men t. hir, Siarlup) hlushcrA kunu, Wci.
lrr- 80 10, ldNAyi pnd 'uxOn Irbbcts 4 Go shoe
uucA "a hVusc, buauc street
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on the third day after the election somebody
discovered the returns from the hNth DIS.
trct of Kings county which elects Jacob orth instead
OF John Maerr to the Assembly The error WIS found
m the return nom tic lAiru Election District Of tue
Nineteenth ward Tine yote IN ms district A. certified
90 hY the canynscts aud sent To the police station on
election night Gtupdi worth, 2ba; MatiA uiaktnI
iol oi i'i winch wes about thc average vote " -
which there any contest. II is nov claimed that
Matrz received l2J votes only IN the district ana with
some corrections N other districts, the election given
TO WORTH ui - majority Tue canya,stT5 for thls dis,
trlct we're " + fet grcw and Il. G, searna, Rcpub-
ncans, nnd j. &. 90 grove. Democrat Perhaps tley
explain the DISCREPANCY.
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The Democrats Ginning Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. THE returns that have
been received from the remote towns to day are
generally urfayorable to the Republicans. IL
Will require the oinUial count to determine the
result absolutely.
Lrdington tnr Republican candidate for Goy-
crnoIi pruhahly elected by about l,0OO major
~, 1he rctt Of The Republican ticket Is pr0ba-
bi defeated, Toe cOmplt xlon OF tue Legsla-
ture Is ia doubt.
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Escaped on Ono TrinI. but Remnndcd 60 b
Rcindictcd Tor Another.

Rcindictcd for Another.
Henry wilson, youth OF 10, was tried Ia tho
General Sessions yesterday indictment for forgery
IN me third degree. On the OF October the prisoper
oicrcd the National Shoe ana siher bank cheek for
N51loo. rurporling to be signed by Nelson j. wAtor-
Jury The teller Gcchucd to pay 1t without Mr. Water
tup'r endorsement, and Henry went away. Iaf an
Orr stcr he returned aih the check cudursed Cor
rrcl Nelson j, Naicrbnry," ana tie amount It called
ivr Wh' Inid MIN. Two lays HittrW ara hc prvaeuteu
hrlar ctech for t2ol, ana was arr-tct Doth checks
were iur-cric'. Ihv prisoner testGrd that toe nr.t
ca - was sNoh tu htal Oy maun tlc street VINO pro-
tcs.rd 10 oe Jud-e tcrIury, ad tha TINS man after
ir Aut tnf money, custgru h two days nttcrward
earn aot Ter no lar. Iue prisoner sad that hu dd not
KNOW that nythiug Nas NrO ~ abIut tue check ard
Tue jay nc wing hi, ttory acquitted hun. lie wAs
thea rthandri Tor rom iccn,, only Of III. checks
having occu pleaded Ia tnc one trl.i.
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\ brooklyn detective has gone TO Rochester
to l3 to implicale John Clark who was to hay, becn
hanged o day Tor the murder of John rravor IN the
shutr luhNtfy IA tr4 41Aly u some months ago. tllrk
answers the dcscipun, and N Is @nown that Lc WAS IN
iinvAbh on O." higAt Of the robbery, and that he
ti"i,td i1r Rochester on The f. lowing morning. lie
hs ucrh Quc TONED ON the subject and rrfu 10 say
hyihlhg about ~. The murder ut Iriycr done In
Almost rc isrly the manner IN which Mr. knute came
80 near losing lis ilfp ~ the hands of the burglar.
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JOHN Morri.sey,a rrlendIr Yl.It 70 ror.

Senator Morrissey entered his coach early last
evening with the ayowed Intention OF paying visit to
foH. His coach door surrounded BY political
friends who made anxious INQUIRIES. out, beyond de-
Pc his duty 70 neal the anegonsns ncidcniai TO int
ptter cOntest hc afforded his followers no sattact
s coachman set him dOwn al the Twenty hird street
eoor of b0QI1l Ihealre and then II seen Thai he
pumPty" tams, F'
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ThIeyory IN the Navy Ynrd.

An ohiciai inquiry has Just been closed In the
Rrooklyn Navy Yard into alleged irregular proceed
lngs in the department OF which Civil Engineer STRAIT
ton y the head the pith Of the accusations being that
the department has had placed the pay rOli wageg
OF aD0rets W Gay while the workingmen were paid
Only w Ihe practice said 10 have extended back as
Tar as 1879 The officials refuse to furnish any Inf0T-
nation. saying that the inquiry oomniteeG report 4
s0on W be uRQe publIa.
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PnOVmENCE, Nov. 4.-The Hon. 1homus A.
J'nkts Of LonsiAc Is dying. lie represented the Fist
nsitct OF TINS state N tho Thirycghth, 1hrtyninth
iE',clh' aga Forp,ntst Congresses and Sas tnc
on major u Jcnrk' ~ CWi Scrvce Il form hl. lie
wa hlrNieiy talked Ut NF compromise cundlui'c Tor
e-nAL4L LAEL MLLrr. MI. LrnGhL. wa. bonn nd 1913.
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a ncpublicnn victory in Minnc.otn.

ST PAUL Nov. 4.-'rhe latest estimates
on the vote for Governor show that Plllsbury,
Republican, majority Of about 1000. The
.gislature VIII be two-thirds Republican.
lIdettef, hrpuhlcAn, for State Treasurs T. IN
con7il,r-by bchind his ticket, but ia elected by
probably $3.50 majority.
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THH sCGG r0Er sBINDAE.
Gen. Scalcy, cN-Conarcs-muu Butler and
Othtrs lldicted,

WAsHINGToN, Nov. Am addition TO the
Indictment alalnst Julius Nichowski. charged
with frauduIcnty obtaining 10000 from the
government, true blli5 haSe been found by the
Grand JurY Tor alleged conspiracy and prcscnt-
ing lalse claims, ug inst Gcn,J. S kegley Henry
felterbeI9 Wiley Edwards, Lewis Peck, Geo.
keelan, Albert Metcalf II, G.. Mitchell, q. A.
IurdS DNiu {. Stewart Frank Lowers, and
Henri W atefs, ana alsO against Sugg Fort aud
ex-Cohsiessman II. Il. butler u Tennessee
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GREENFIELD, Mass, Nov AT Dardwclrs
Ferry this morning. as the steam shovel ws being
raised the ground caYod In burying James Foley aud
J-uts 10 c Foley was extrCaiOd WIN one leg badly
bpraineu and other Injuries which Is hoped VIII not
prove serious II REQUIRED Lfteen mlnulcs' RAPID dig
Nere broken and he was otherwise feRrfully manged.
No hope . entertained Of nis recovery.
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Providence. Nov A-Owon Mclver, who
killed Edward Hudson, acquitted yesterday on the
ground Of insanity. Mclycr who shot Hudson without
any known provocqtion. had been farmer m Ireland
aud WAS cJcctcu from DDS home ty the landlord lie h
been auitt Nth haNrn man tcf0rr tho s elton, bui
soon aitcrNard show ed gus Of dangerous luuaCy nnJ
q dCsire TO hlll come one. lie INN grated 10 New
York, and came thence To Providence, Iue prisoner
Nns sent 10 thr hIer Hospital for the Insane by order
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No srnu,sb ,Icu-ot.wnr foy Cub,.

MADRID, Nov. i.-Thcro Is no foundation
Tor the statement that Spain has ordered the
equipment Of Ave men-of-warfnr Cuban waters
inc Callst batteries before san ScDastian are
slont, Gen. Ifillo il concentrating forces TO
attack the Carlists who are bcsieging lieTnaul
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The Dnring OF the River Thievcs.

River thieves boarded tho steamer Point
Castle at the foot Of Van Bruut street, Brooklyn, carly
Yesterday mornns ana calling the captain j. r. Jones,
uut on some ptcicNt, uuuid ana gagged hln, aud
threatening 10 shoot his wife, robbed tie vessel Of 800
Muilh Ol properly Thty escaped m row boat,
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nroMnnh nLllc nlcrpinr.

Michael Moran went to the foot OF Little street,
brookAn laio on lhursday ngnt 10 sh. He sober
wh'n last seen ut nidnlght Yesterday morning at low
Nue ms htdy vas touhd Sticking IN the mud, and the
9nuos ION hat he fen into the water while asleep
he uftu Mllhln a etOne'a lhIoN " the tpOt.
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There Is o contest over the ofllcc of Alderman
Ia the Eighth ward. In which Mr.. Arnott was
reported successful by one majority over Alder
man Mcintyre. lho Latter MAINTAINS that he
Mr.. Arnott. In the rwcnty-1fth Ward In wniCh
RO ert llill. Republican, was reported sue
cessful by three majority, MIR. E,rtuu. his Up-
ponent, save that n correct count " III give hun
the majouty. II Mr. Hin keeps his plac. there
win pc Is Republicans aud 10 Deu ocrats iu the
new board.
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a Germnn Ar.ennI Burncd.

LoNpoN, Nov. A Morning Post special
says that the arsenal at Rcndsburg, in lIolstcin,
was almost entirely burned yesterday. Forty
thousand rides were destroyed. The total dam
age by tue IRE Is estimated at S2.iO0,OO0.
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THE OLD HORLD's NEWS.
The Turkish Insurrectiou-The Insurgents
Arming " itb Breechloa dCrs.

vienna, Nov. 4.-The NoUe Freie Prcsse
Of this city says that the HerzogovinIan insur-
gents haye recentlyreceiyed thousand breech-
loading rifles from Montenegro. The Way
Mndes, or military commanders, OF Bosnia and
HcfzeCONina have cOnvOked an as sem bis for the
purpose Of procaming n national Government.
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PARIS, Nov. 4.-Onc of the first acts of
tho Assembly, which met to-day, was the unani-
mou. adoption Of NJ. Bufets motion to discuss
the Electoral rill on Mondns next.
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Music Amer the Election.

ROCHESTER, Nov. 4-The murderer John
olaIk, who Was TO be hanged tomorrow. has been
granted respite OF two weeks by the Governor.
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=, messrs. Hackett, Phelps, Giiderslesye, Van
hoesen. and Van bchsok arc to be serenadod by The
seventy 'nrSt BeglmsnI band tlls eJenlng.
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FAHsiAS DIAMQNDs-Puro, brilliant. inner
shaDic nutarli,hrd Dy wear Are hs dellikDe "a roa
gens and rost thirty times less. Richard Humphreys
IeWelvT' s0Ie agent ~ BroadwGI,-AaV.
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Contcsrinr mn Election for NIoyor.


ST. LOUIS, Noy 4.-llenry Overstolz served
npcc on James H. BrttOn to-day cOnccrnDg his eec-
u9n last spring as Mayor Of this city.