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tt. Remain. of Prehistoric America.



Several years ago considerable excite
ment was created In FairmOunt, West Va, by
the discovery OF traces OF an old macadamized
road extending along the tight bank OF the
Monongaheia, oppoEte that place. Recently
the Government engineering party engaged In
the survey Of the upper Monongahela river, with
the view Of 81 ck-watering that stream from Nor
Rantown to Fairmount, examined this old road,
anu from the members OF the party We 10 ru
that there can Ge no douot but that this road
furnishes another trace OF tue lost race thst
once dominated the continent long before the
Inuians came into possession.
There are traces Of the road for nearly eleven
miles along the narrow strip Of bottom land bo-
tween the Mills and the river, though At many
points the river, having shifted Its channel and
cut into the hills, has entirely oblterlted every
evidence OF II. Generally the road Is covered by
from two to i've feet of Slluvium, either de-
posted through the course OF ages by the river
floods, or else by the slow washing OF the hills
skirtinR II. Its width Is said to be fifteen feet
The most curious feature about tho road h
that the stone Of which IL Is formed appears in
rosd shows nseIf In the cutting banks, it is
marked by the black substratum OF ashes. In
depth the broken stone varies from six inches
to eighteen inches, OF irregular fragments. The
material employed appears to have been largely
composed OF boulders OF red sandstone, and
the conjecture Is that thoy were broken after
being nj ade hot with water thrown upon them.
There being few III any bouders in the river
or adjacent country, the query arises, wnefo
could the material have been obtained to make
thisroad2
At the crossings OF the streams there arc no
traces OF bridge abutments or Dlers, whio h leads
to the conclusion that the streams were crossed
on wooden BRIDGES. AT many points the road IL
covereu with trees over ljO years old, which
makes II certain that II was constructed long
before the advent of the white man and that
there are other circumstances surrounding the
case which lead inevitably to the conclusion
that IL was made In those early ages when a
semi-clyized people Inhabited North America.
No one acquainted with the habits OF the Amer
ican Indians would give them credit for con-
struCtng such a work OF art IS this.
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THE LATEST FAIL URES.
Exhibits of Assets and Liabilities Opened In
the Common Pleas Court Room.

James ii. Sherwood and Charles J. Van
Name nled schedule Of their liabilities and as
sets In the oflice of the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas Yesterday. They state their liabili-
ties at $685. g. and their assets at $1,000. Rich
ard W. Van Bcnschoten, the assignee, flied his
bond for $4,000 and Judge Lsrremore approved
It. SaronY Benedicks, and Lewis Suzbacher as
signed In favor Of Joseph Scherer. and aled cir
schedule, which states their liabilities at e44,-
Q-qA. and their assets at Sl4.a26.ST. Mr. Scherer
fled his bond for $20UJO. William 4. Roberts
reports his liabilities at fiT631 3d. and his assets
at $5,46O2 Thorndyke saunders, who Is named
as assignee, led his bond for $500. Edwin H.
Cartwright and Agnes l. Hazard assigned to
Nilism ii. Cheeks. and stated tner liabilities
at slO,l49.Ip, and their assets at $500 bond
for 5000 wes filed by the assignee. VIM. j.
Schloss, cloth, s4 Church street. Hathaway &
Kerr. manufacturers of trimmings, Howard
street. and G. h. Conant K Co., coal, Trinity
building. have failed. The effects OF the former
are in the hands OF the Sheriff and the nrm last
named have made an assgnment to WIN. IL.
Marston OF Brooklyn. Hathaway s. Kerr are
thrown into Involuntary bankruptcy. The as
sets and Liabilities Of the ruined houses are not
known. Messrs. q. A. Witt Co.. merchants,
az Is Limo street, Il. c., London, have failed.
Their liabilities are about half IN lion dollars.
Messrs. JoGn Jaue' Rpnadson & sons, West
India merchants. of q Mincing lane, IN London,
have failed. Liabilities, $35O,000.
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The Result In Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-Returns from the
counties tonight are still incomplete, but sum
ciently full to decide the result on tho State
ticket and the complexion Of tho Legislature.
OF the twenty-threo counties in the State,
Mr. Carroll has carried ten, viz, Anne Arundel,
Garrett, Hartford, Howard, Kent, Montgomery,
Prince Georges, Queen Annes, Wyominoo,
and Worcester, by reported aggregate
majority Of 3,1O0 and Mr. Harris ten, wiz AL
leghaDy, Baltimore. Caroline, Carroll, Cecil,
Charles. Dorchester, Frederick, Talbot, and
Washington, by reported and estimated major.
tiles asgregatlng 1900 leaving the three counties
OF Calvert, Somerset, and st. bSrys to be herrd
from. These cannot affect tue general re-
suit, but will decide IL outside tho
city Of baltimore.
The Senate consists Of 20 members, OF which
10 Democ ats and Republicans hold over, and
of the IA to be returned the Democrats have
elected o, and the Republicdns2, 2, viz reelectinR
DR.. Lewis III. Steiner In Frederick and gaining
one in Bltimore and Washington counties each,
leaving Somerset and Calvert to be heard from.
OF the ~ members OF the House the Democrats
have elected 90, the ltepubhcans %, the remain
Ing being from Somerset ana Calvert, not
heard from,
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THE BURNING OF IQUIQUE.
A SOUTH AMERICAN CITY ALMOST
ENTIRELY IN ASHES.
A Hurricane OF Flame Sweeping Over Peru |
Wan Citv-Tvcnty-iOpr blocks Of Houses, |
stores, and Other buildings Laid in Ashes |

A Hurricane OF Flame Sweeping Over a Peru
vian Citv-Tvcniy-iopr blocks Of n Houses,
Stores, and Other buildings Laid in Ashes.
LIMA, Oct. 13.-The most disastrous
calamity suffered by Peru since tho fearful
earthquake OF 1858 occurred in Iquque on the
morning Of Oct. T. Flames were discovered issu-
ing from the house occupied by the German
club, few squares distant from the sea, and
before the doors Of the burning dwelling were
opened, the light breeze from the southwest
was scattering destruction and ruin throughout
the city. The nre was FIRST seen at 2 A. NJ, and
before noon three-fourth OF Iquique had van
ished in smoke. Twenty-four blocks Of houses,
stores, banks, &C., were consumed, 1quique
was built almost entirely Of wood; the side
walks are even constructed OF the same mate
rial; the ground Ia impregnated with nitrate.
by pouring water from the ocean on tho burn
ing blocks little good done, as the salt water,
falling to the earth, only served to klndlo the
fre hidden by the saltpetre. Consequently the
flames swept like a hurricane over the city.
From the terrible velocity In the progress OF
the are little could be saw d. the houses fell like
pasteboard palaces before the force OF tho con-
nagratOn but, 50 thoroughly disseminated was
tho alarm that no person al injuries reported.
The damage done Is immense. Five millions
OF dollars VIII not cover 4. In lqnique no In
ture OF the ground and the nature OF the
| materials used for building purposes. Hence
all II deal loss. The principal euinces burnt are
| the branch OF the National Bank, the books and
| cash OF which were saved tho Town House,
| the Iqulquo and Commercial Hotels, the house
| occupied by tho Pacific Steam Navigation Com
pnny the market place, tho favorite club house
Of the city, aud, in fact, the principal buildings
! Of the town. The Custom House. the railway
| cficcs, the london and Mexico Bank, With The
| Anglo Peruvian, ESCAPED, owing to their posi-
tion as regarded the wind. MANY families are
| houseless, and deprived of all means Of obtain
| ing the barest necessities OF life.
No sooner had the news reached Lima than
| the President sent cablegram to the Estan-
| co agency to furnish the authorities In the
port with 6.0O0 soles for the allevistton OF the
| suffering people. Gen. Prado called his prin-
| cipal adherents to his house and raised a like
| amount, which was also remitted. Mr GioDs,
| the American Minister, collected 1000 soles
| from his fellow countrymen In Lima, he sub
| scribing a considerable sum. Other efforts
being made to raise relief.
| One OF the most painful features Of the mis-
| fortune IL that many merchants had taken ad-
vantage Of the reduced tariff established bv the
| Custom House, and had despatched a large
| am cunt Of merchandise, nearly all OF which Is
| now DESTROYED. Tho bOdeOds or warehouses, In
| which large quantities of nitrate we're slowed
| close to the were saved
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SPARKS FROM THE rELEGRAPH.

The Louisiana State militia under Gen. Camp
bell nred 100 guns TO-DAY by order Of Gov Kellogg in
honor OF the Republican victories.
1t is estimated that over 1000 miners in Cape
Breton wall have to depend on external aid for subss
tenoe this winter owing " depression In the coal trade
j. W. Marsh, agent OF the Bank OF British
North America, committed suicide Al Napanee, Ont,
yesterday, by shooting hnsel through tue heart Win
revolver.
The Commissioners OF the Freedman's Saw
nps and Trust Company say that they VIII continue to
pay tho twenty per cent. dividend tDOOoOO until eYey
depostor has received his proper proportion
Senators Hitchcock and Paddock OF Nebraska
ale In communication with the Postmaster Genei al,
urging the substitution OF fast mail train to go from
Chicago to Omaha 10 thirteen hour. instead Of Iweny
four hours.
Two new planets OF tho twelfth magnitude
have been discovered IN Europe Quo b, PsiisA Ia Berlin
o. l.. o. h, deonatiOn IL Deg, II min,
motion south aud by Paul Henry. Paris 10 T. ~
2h. 80 min north. oechnatlOn Is deg - min. motion
Very slight
Dicks Tssteiess Medicines can now bs had In
all drug stores. AsR for circular-Adv.
No. d D0vs Of us World, nov ready.-AAo
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The New York State Democratic
Ticket Probably Elected.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN,.
Complete Overthrow Of the New York
and Brooklyn Bosses,
aAJORITIES FOR LOCAL CANDIDATES.
Tho Result in Pennsylvania and
in Other States.
FALLING OFF or TIE REPUBLICAN VOTE,

The latest returns from the state indi-
by small majority. The Albany Ercning
1,ur1eri comedies the state to the Democrats by
ssmall majority. The returns from the interior
In the back districts the Republicans do
not gain In the same proportion that have
In tho ree cities and along the line OF the
eanils. The Republicans will, however, have
good working mtjpiitJ In both branches Of the
Iegisl .ture, our latest returns showing that they
hive elected twenty-one Senators and seventy
siI Assemblymen This Will give them an: op.
Tortunlty to rerrymaruer the state In appor-
uonins tho legislative districts under the late
census.
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Considering the Prophet. Case.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The most important
business before the Cabinet meeting yesterday was re
garding the Legality Of the imprisonment Of Brigham
Young for refusing TO pay ailnony TO Ann Eliza, his
seventeenth wife. The came up. but ws not dis
cussed O extent being referred TO Mr. PerrtpOnt
Toe AttoTneyGenera has sent to san Lake Clt! ior
full report Of ire proceedings In the case. and soon
alter IL is receive he will render decision.
SALT LAKK CITY, Nov. 3-Brigham Young 10 stu
sck bed in house ln charge OF United states
Del atty Marshal. IL expected mat motion 70 yaeAte
the order OF Judge Mexican OF feO, 25 ordering tho
payment of amOny 10 Ann Eliza Young pendente lite.
wi be argued OetOre Chef Justice White GU saturday
noI Tue Chief Justice was unWel Today, and there
sNs sblUn Of the court.
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uLarrR.
i-Thom1s Hamilton.
- Jacob u. Wurts.
. David Whine.
WARREN.
tRohsJf va heH.
wAsHISGrON.
IT D. ihfter.
2-tH q. Bifrieigh.
wAYNH.
i-'WiNidm H. C1rt-
3 'AH'n s. RtsseH.
wEsrCnKsTKA
1t TeO. H. er.
2-.Charles VI. Schicfelin.
3-sJgmes W. Husfed.
WYOMING.
drlhur Chrk.
YATES.
'H1'VOrd Strubls.
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RICHMOND, Nov. 3-Jamos McDousnll,
REGISTRAR, and John Maxhausen. Judge Of the
First Precinct Of Jefferson we're arrested to day
on a charge Of fraud in returning the vote Of
their precinct, whereby II Is clalmed that
knight, Independent candidate for Senator, was
beaten by Gen. Bradley T. johnson, the Con-
servative nominee. James 3. Morrison was also
arrested on a criminal charge for misleading
voters, They were bailed out In 5000 each un-
I'll Tomorrow II fraud at this preolDct is sstab-
lshed and the vote thrown out Johnson will
loso his election Fun county returns are still
eight, but enough has been T, ceived to show
that the complexion Of the Legislature will not
be materially changed.
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TIE VoTE IN KINGS COUNTY.
Boss Mclaughlin Badly Whipped on both
CiIy and County Tickets.

The returns in Kings county show
total vote OF 1900, an increase OF over 1000 over
last years vote. The returns from the county
towns are not complete, but they are enough TO
show that there Is Democratic majority OF
nearly 5000 votes. EX-Comptroler Schroeder
was elected over Edward Rowe by 1900 ma
Jority. In 1874 he was defeated for the Comp
troller's ONCE by ex-MayOr Powell by l,5}2 votes.
Albert Daggett was elected Sheriff over Thomas
Neyins, McLaughln's man, by abOut9O0 ma
JOrity. james Howell, Jr the Boss's candidate
and tool, WAS elected Supervisor AT Large by
good majority. Bernard Began and DR.. Thomas
T. Norris were elected Charity Con missiOners
over Daniel Hutchinson ana Jno.W w. Harman by
small maiorities. Hutchinson and Harman were
nominated by the Republics and backed by tue
Citizens AssOciation,but tney failed owing TO the
hard electioneeTing their opponents did. There
were fourteen hepuolican Aldermen elected
out OF the twenty-five who compose the board.
Chas. j. Sheppard was elected in the Third
Ward In spite ot the Rings efforts to defeat him.
Fifteen Republican Supervisors were elected in
tue city, VINO, with Supervisor Ryder from Flat.
bush, will give the Republicans sixteen mem
bers. IL Is considered exceedingly fortunate
that this Republican gain mas been made, inas-
much AS James Howel's election as supervisor
a. Large would have otherwise been a signal for
the worst sort Of joObery The Democratic
Police Justices were elected. Following Is the
table Of The vote for the eIaIe, county, and Clty
tcketsi
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rAMuAyr,s TRIBULArIoNs.
Somebody TO he Made TO suffer for the
squeIching Of tho Autocrat.

The Tammany politicians are disheart-
ened at their defeat, aud charges Of treachery
on the part OF members Of the General Commit
tee are openly made. The suspicion arose from
the fact that so many OF the committee lost the
election districts OF wlicn they had charge. It
L. regarded as singular that Timothy J. Camp
bell. Nichols Muller, Patrick Lysaght, and
Thumgs Shells should have carried their Assem-
bly, districts, and that John Fox should have
lost those districts. Alr5sdyit "a intimated that
Grand lpqusitor Boyd Is to b, ordered to set In
motion The wheels VI the Committee Oh DisCi-
pline. and II il believed that before many DAY =
the seats Of nearly one-haif OF the members OF
the committee viii be declared vacant. IL Is
rumored that the State Central Committee IA to
be asked 10 reorg4nlze ihe Democracy in this
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a $4,000 BANK ROBBERY.
The BpiIding Entered Through n Hole Cut
in the Roof-Two spherical Safes Blown
Open-A Worthless Burglar Alarm.

Open-A Worthless Burglar Alarm.
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 3.-The First No
tonal Bank OF Pittston was broken into last
night by band of burglars, and robbed OF
$4,000 in bonds and money. The robbers by "a
dexterous manmuvre Effected an entrance to
the vault, having entered the building through
the roof, where they blew open two spherical
safes, from which they abstracted the money
and dccsmped. The bank is q one-story brick
structure, with 6at tin roof. Through this
roof the robbers cut a hole with a tinsmlth's
shears several days ago, so al to have II ready
for election night, taking the precaution to ad-
Just II again WITH putty to prevent the rain from
going through. The hole Is about eighteen
inches square, and through this three OF the
gang descended into the vault by means OF
a rope oder, leaving two confederates out
The vault 10 guarded by a strong door
supplied with burglar alarm, but they
left that uDmolested, and entered through
the top OF the vault. This ~ occupied by three
strong spherical safes, two OF which were blown
open with powder and rifed of their contents,
Including Lackawanna and BoomBburg Rail
road bonds, mounting to S1l,GOO Wilkcsbare
city bonds for 5000, and Pittston Seminary
bonds for $1,000, besides some $2O,UO worth OF
bonds OF the oxford Iron Company OF Now
Jersey,and quantity Of cash. amounting In all
to over $4,000 in:bonds and money
The thieves were surprised by one OF the
neignbors Just as they were escaping at 4 o'clock
this morning, but thoy managed TO escape, leav-
ing behind them complete set OF burglars
tools, which demonstrate beyond a doubt that
teey are professional cracksmen.
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CHICAGO, Nov, 3,-Returns from all but
one precinct In tho city and fow country towns
which will not materially alter the result OF the
election for County Treasurer, give Huck 3O,l0t;
Keeiey, s,S75; lIessing, 1885. Ilealy, the Re-
publican candidate for Clerk Of tho Superior
Court, defeated Flnerty, the opposition oandl-
date, by nearly four thousand majority. For
County Commissioners the vote Is very close,
and the ontiro otiicial count will probably be
no needed to determine the result. Jones (Repl
Aeems W have been defeated. however, at preSs
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CURIOsIrIEs or CRIME.

In row In 0Oldngs Hotel. Modoo, Canada, a
mlner, Peter Martin, STRUCK tue head with CLUB
Dy GOldlng ana he died last might
Richard Murray OF ISL East Thirty second
street was stabbed IN the abdomen yesterday evening
by thomas kirwin. kirwin was arrested
On Tuesday night tho book and stationery
store OF Morgan shlVler ia Church street. New
BrunswicE VAS robbed VI gold pens aud pen And pencil
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THE OLD WORLD's NEWS.
The Great Powers Interfering In the Turkish
Insurrection Question.

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The Northern Powers
have invited Austria, as the one most interested.
to frame a proposition for the guarantees TO be
demanded and tho control to be exercised, to
insure the performance Of the Sultan's prom
ises Of reform to the insurgents in mis- vassal
States. Count Andrassv Is elanOrating such a
proposition. II Is believed that the sublime
Pore will be unable To suppress tue rebellion
and that the great powers will sanction the In
teryention OF Austria next spring.
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Tony Pastors new Theatre on Broad way h .
place OF much merriment Full houses nightly vfS
ness the fun listen 10 the music and enjoy hn.s gen
erAiy.
The Olympic presents an uneommonlV good variety
programme, which Is changed 80 frequently that ~
patrons never grow weary Oft
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LONDON, Nov. Am application was
made In the Court Of Bankruptcy to-day for q
confirmation OF the scheme OF settlement ar
ranged among the creditors OF Bowles Brothers,
the American bankers, involving the amaleama-
tion Of all the assets into common fund and
the resumption OF business by Charles BOwles,
under the style Of "Bowles Brothers Co.." he
giving bonds for the full payment Of the debts,
and all opposing litigation to cease. The Regis
trar made an order subject u the production Of
deed embodying the terms of the arrangement
and the form Of the proposed bond.
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Hewson's dry goods store, Paterson, was rob-
bed Of 800 worth Of silk. laees and other goods on
election night.
Fredenok Elche, aged nine, OF Greene street,
NeWArk, was run over by IRE engine on Tuesday
evening and ked.
Charles Gallagher, an old man residing on
Avenue &, New YORK, was run and killed by
Edo RAILWAY tram At XeehaWken yesterday
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

sAcketts Touring mill. Rantoul, Ill LosA
$1,000.
Three buildings In New Brunswick. N. J.
Loss, 5000.
A canal boat belonging to II. NJ. Hagin, the
successful Republican candidate for shrrn OF th4
county cut loose from It's mOorings In Ithaca nro4
and destroyed togethtr with two hundred barrels u
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Election Row in Jersey city.

While the votes were being counted at the
Second Distrct Sixth Precinct, polling place, at l46
Newark avenue. Jersey CITY, yesterday morning, =
gang OF rough entered and attempted to capture the
ballot boxes. They were ,Jectcd but no. until they
han destroyed the furniture and overturned tic stove
setting the building hre. Yesterday James Harper
Timothy Delaney, ana Michael DermOdy we're arrested
CHARGED Attn having been Implicated
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Pools soId ON tho slato Ticket.

Pools we're sold on tho State ticket last oven-
ng. Tho oddI on BigelowJ election. On 5000
majority for BigeloW OF the pools $50 s25
ta5. 80. against $50 tl4 as tl5 On 1000 majority
t25 S25 SEQ go agalnst ti7 tld, el3, DO On $500
mai jrlty t26. S36, as, against Sl7, tll, $40,
lOos the candidates sold Bgelow, $50, t1b0, e2b
$50 Seward, 81, 500, k6. 10.
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JACKSON, Nov. 3.-The Democrats have
swept the State electing their entire ticket In
nearly every county. They have about thirty
majority in the House and six or eight In the
Senate. They elect the entire Congressional
delegation, with the exception possibly Of the
Sixth District, and the returns Indicate that
they have carried even that. No disturbance
has been reported anywhere.
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All the young folks admit that the best juve-
nile paper Is the Boys OF ne WOyd. No. Is OUT lo-ay,
and is the best number yet, as It contains aud
entertaining feaares No. OF the Nous Of ne World 10
sllll given away ree Ask your news agent for No.
examine IT, and you viii certainly invest cents In the
purchase OF No . Of tho Bovs o/ns World. tho bost
number yet-AdU
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Tho Lonxc. md The Rishn.

The law creating the ONCE Of Judge OF the
Court OF General Sessions, to which Col olldesieevs
ment ~ another Assistant District Attorney. Il
common talk about the District Attorneys once yeS
tetdny that this appointment would be tcudered -
Counsellor MILAN y. kintzinR az rec x ltion by
Mr. Phelps Of the aid given him By the Anti rammAn1
DamOCrata
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Wonderful Billiard PLAYING.

In Royces rooms, in Stamford, Conn, on
Monday. Mons Adrain lar played game Of 300 points
with the two leading amateur of the town, they
the and he his fingers liar the out, after
having made runs Of vs. and lO2 His opponents scored
only
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A PoIlticaI QunrreI Ending In Murder.

ANHAPoLIs, Nov. 3.-In an alteration origin
atng in political dlseus.on this afternoon, GeCrg
killed BY WI liam Barber. an employeo In KeleIs rea
tAurgnt
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Justice Of the Peace Peter Horsley, OF Jersey
City, was arrested last evening on compalut OF CouS
sellor John Bissel, who accuses the Justice Of -
sault and battery. Mr. Bisse declares that while try.
ing a case before the Justice on Monday lst war3
debate arose between them, and the JWtce 81 pDo4
down from the bench and endeavored forciby eocs
him from tue court room. Justice Leonard Ihs
AFFIDAVIT VI Bsse held Justice HUrslcy In 500 bail