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THE UyBURIED GUIBORD.
Tho Decree OF the Queen's Court to be En-
forced-The Funeral CorteEo TO be Escorted
by the Militia Fears Of Another Riot.

torccd-Thc Funeral t0rtege TO De Escortcu
by the Militia Fears Of Another Riot.
MONTREAL, oct. mo attempt to inter
the remains Of Joseph Guibwd in the Catholic
cemetery will be made until after next week, as
the necessary preparations cannot be completed
before that time. This delay ia regarded by
some Of the more inaammabe Catholics as an
indication that the members OF the Canadian
Institute dare not make a second attempt TO
bury Guibord. There is no DOUBT that these
reople will he disappointed. The general opin-
lon among the citizens Of Montreal Ia that the
decree Of the Queens Prlvy Council will be
enforced by the officers OF the law. Il Is certain
that on the day OF the interment the funeral
cort6ge will be escorted to the cemetery by tho
militia whether these precautionary measures
will prevent n cOmmOtiOn, such as occurred at
the nrst effort to bury Guibords remains, can
not be predicted. The lower class Of French
Canadians are ignorant, fauatical, and com
pletelv under the control Of the clergy. should
BishOp BOurget and hi priests positively forbid
them to interfere with tue interment they would
obey without murmur The Bishop, In his
recent address to the pcopie, advised them not
to violate the law, but he has not ordered them
not to resist the Institutes attempt TO bury
Guihord. Tho members OF the Institute believe
that ne will not Issue such nn order, ana they
fear that his neglect will cause another riot,
The mOmbers OF the Institute disclaim any in
tention OF putting explosive materials IN the
grave In which GuibOrd's remains are To be in
tcrred. They also deny the report that they
have communicated with the United States
naval department concerning the use OF self cx-
piOsives. They expcrt 60 he able TO prevent
GuiuUrd's dsi Iterment without blowing into
eternity two or three score OF Canadians. Stone
cutters are now bu6y cutting heavy stones. It
Is said that these stones are 20 be set in the
grave IN the form Of a box, that the coffin con-
taining Guibord's rcmslns is TO be placed i'm t,
and that the box will then be covered with a
massive stone, so sealed 20 It that II cannot be
renewed. As soon az thcsc stones are cut and
In position the inicrment will take place.
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NV JERsIY.

Pniick HaleY was fatally Injured hy the OK
plp'luu of arm ougids ~ tLc new Berocd li tuHnI
lcstufdaN morning
Tue Hudson cuunN trevsollers lual nlght ro-
fusc1 90 pas, rcznutnu dtrWruT tiI utOs ut JLer.
yaCsi in soctr.sncc Nita tlo uon OF Attorney.
GeuVr.l NaAattt
NJ. L. kc0fe, an attorney of Paterson, W yea
tcrdiy raiguei ~ The tourN ui y iI,cr ncsslu uG
Ch,rKe OF uulaNtui} hrplupriaig 10 his o"h tS
mVHpIs belonging Ia IL chcHt.
sidney .. Sperr and Nicholas /. Klpp Of Pas
ga.c nave been h lu for taD ru ri hHNia- been Ht
trcted In throNiig Htunr, et an Lne HllwNy tran.
Tue. coy iniUlng two per 'ons
Freeholdor William s. Perry ~ the Secona
ward Of Paterson been Indicted for mtleAAtuCe IN
OnlOo He Vavetbo repairing of piiGrr 10 lls Uruta
in-lAw, Lewis Almp on, auu charged he ouutY pr 1T
The ahur uf tho mcn cuplOl vd On tue work snl also
0h the lumber usod.
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What is Drawing the ThTongs Of New York
BeIle. Inio Grnnd sIrcci.

NAT - brhWinH the EhrOngs OF New NorS
Bellies intO Grand street.
This wel-kuown mammoth emporium Of
uoy and millinery goods hhs been tho scene of fraud
fashion display lis week. In fptr Of tie vet weather
tho special display Of trimmed ats commit cod
Mccncsday morning ard continued Yesterday, AMI al.
though there wer hundreds Of hats passing the
counters to purchasers. the stoek last risnt
seemed undiminished ana the urong Of purchase n
lareer than on the opening morning Well nav M
Ridley boast tnat ne has the largest and most varied
si'cN Of millinery goods m ths or any other CITY," He
hls great ENLARGED ana Deauthed his store this la
aud aided among other department.. one for boy ~
cAilIrrn and ladir- suits This, 100, the same
Oer i scale that chHracrfzes all Mr. dlcys ventures
No limited description could 40 justice 20 the infinite
variety which purchasers have 10 maze their SELECTION
from IN this Dazaar, where everything mat can be
thought OF, not onlV In fancy and mnc goods, but
also IN uerhOl uiehri pie ures ana books OtjrCts
Of art an every useful sud fancy action that lazy or
her little boy o. glr mi n call for can ne found. ln
decd Il Is Re to 10y that Whatever Won want ana dOnt
know where nnd II, II kidleN6 and do not
YOU have On, to ak for it, and sinillu
sResW oOging clerk viii nud It ioT you til
IN whch Lcpar. Il can ba found, The display
II continued TO-DAY ana tomorrow
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STREET can PERILS.
An Encounter with One of the Gangs Of Pick
pockets that IDfest the Third Avenue
vehiclea-A struggle in Theatre Alley.

pockets that IDfest the Third Avenue
Nehiclea-A struggle in Theatre Alley.
Mr.. Joseph Wolf, OF Wolf & Levy,
dealers in cloth at 20i Church street, stepped
upon Third avenue car at Park row and Ann
street last evening. On the platform he was
halted by pressure from both front and rear.
At the time Of the pushing and pulling Mr.
Woln saw three men stepping on the car. He
seized the last Of the three ty the arm, hav-
ing ascertained that bis watch was miss
ing; but the man struck him in the
Jaw, and escaped into the street in the
wake of the other two. Mr.. Wolf then pursued
him down Ann street. At Theatre alley the
man turned toward Beakman street, with MIR.
Wolf close at his heels, The alley Is narrow
and dark, but Mr. Wolf followed the fugitive
pluckiv. About midway between Beekman
and Ann streets the thief halted aud met MIR.
wOln with a stunning blow. The latter showed
night, but a blow from one OF the two other
thieves who had Joined his assalant, knocked
him down. AS he lay on the ground one of the
pickpockets drew his revolver and deliberately
fired at him. The shot did not Ike effect.
The pickpocket then ran Into Beekman street,
but his rapid motions aroused the suspicious OF
Ofhcer Van Buskirk, who was on tho Nassau
street post. Tho officer met him near Bsekman
and Nassau streets, and the deperate thief ut
tempted to draw his revolver upon him. But
before he had drawn the weapon the officer dis
armed him. He found the pis oil hot. as though
recently discharged, and took his prisoner to-
ward Theatre alley to learn, II possible, where
the shot had been fired.
Later in the evening Clpt. williams and ON
Ger Van Busklrk found Mr. WOLF and he in-
stantly recognized the ursOner Uhe latter being
ono Of six Or clint men I'm civilian dress seated
In back room Of the Oak street stationl "a the
man who fired at him.
he prisoner described himself as William
Gleason Oi los Essex street. Capt. Williams
knows MIN as an old Eighth Ward thief. His
cOnfcdcrates csc 1ped, one of them with MIR.
WOln's watch. The thief had a line gold watch
aud valuable diamond stud.
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cURIOSIrIES or CRIME.

Nine. Fortmeyor of So liouis, sentenced 20
Che ptniiCutaI tor tnh yc4r, tlr CruiIa practice,
escaped Irou liisuu On Monday nisht ~ equttalns
ncf OF ,ugn tdc trinsum Of hrr cell
Ella Shaw. ,therNlsr known as Margaret ID.
Tutcu, va, "a cu.cl M vii ian r. L. iic, ihe untnut.
lg clerk ui DunCAl SlcrhIn %. Of astIUs cutlcod
I'm uto L,r tul ,iud prrsuai iHl hm ~ roo his cn-
ufuVrrs OF t3nnsp Of slld CrruncltcS. S1r MIA ur IA
tlnoU pti ,vl suit, Anl ldsr Barf ~ tus ' Go
Na.tr tiu Dr.tr u hrrts. An 'al tlNci h,r hN
h.t Wa Htsund YESTERDAY H. the SIprtme CJut, G,n.
cal Term. lAc GCtl-iOa was ft.CrNl d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08
Sr1RkS FR0m rHn rAAEgRtrn.

Tho Bostons Aefeat,d the Philadelphins In
T. laGt lph'A Jt'stfd"1 etui
FrnC's sheridan, 10 years Of ago, out h,s
tEr, A. N,th . r'<pr ~ NrilscpJrt We t,riat.
William n Emcrson Of Rnchcsier wa' yNetcr-
day ullra'Ud iur 81 goo senator 10y thc hcpubc Il
&c IWenti .eisiih iHStTic
Isaac 4. Jcnkins ~ Oswogo was yesterday
nOminatsa or o'atc senator from thc q NosO ana
Olson nistnCt ~ tho DoiHucrAr.
Andrew Iii -gins, y rosi lent Of Pshkill Land
ul. Ms 6trutk All inca hT Il trin on thc llud ON
l.Ncr LliOah, 4. if bug ~ Z ytsierI-y.
II 10 aAsoItcd that Mr. Gushing, the American
M i8 r. mas scuttda ntte rC aug thf iri die.
ion OF Courts martial over euels OF tno Uttd states
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08
HOPE'S COURTsHIP.
a BROOKLYN Girls Way OF Turning the tn bles
On her AccuAer.

Alexander II ope and another man, and Lena
and Maggie Miller, started from BROOKLYN some months
ago exhibit pauorama OF the Holy Land In the vii
lagos Of the state Their fuds cyaporcd IN Troy. and
the Sheriff levied the pictures Of Palestine. Tue
trrs returned to brooklyn, and yesterday Hope hid
Lena arrested for stealing irunk Lena turned the
tables tnc Snowman prOvng netOre Justice ID l
mar trunk KEPT ~ Troy no ,e keeper for
board ll aud then swore out warrant Tor Hopes
arrest for breach Of promise 10 marry TINS was
OOkeGfor stroke 10 Hone, and he carresry picked
ls stretched his Ia
uut 81 tho court room. OifccT Olriun, however,
stopp hun. and politely accommodated him vita
seal IN the prn The justice DISCHARGED the glr ana
loo aCu up the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

ALEXANDRIA. Va, 0ci. 7.-lho GIscus Of this
evening ssYs tS1t the exauiuin' oon'miltoe of the
Montpelier Association Lottery have removed what
como OF tnem considered injunction Of secrecy and
he result 10 hat tho correct aces ui Whll lao GdsN
la, tai about the swiade has neon hunsanliglch ia
every particular. The same uHpcr taYs " IL turns uut
that the MA @ upon vii on thd . .eis ana egnAiuICs
were printed allowed to reman IN New NOik, aLd
Nav York"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08
THE AMERICIN TURF.
The Pool-SeIIing on TO-Day's Races on the
American Jockey Clubs Course.

Tho running races in Jerome Park announced
FOR yesterday were postponed until TO-DAY The nrst
race Is Tor purse OF 800, mile and q half, the
winner TO be sold by auction The next event is the
grand national handicap sweep takes Of 200 each.
hah forfeit with Il 90 added, OF which goo goes to
second horse two miles and quarter. This will he
followed Uy miles heats f0r all agts purse 200. The
GAYS sport viii end ~ih dash Of Ave furongs for
two-ycar-Oids, for purse of $500.
The pools sold last nlgh The hrst race; Survivor
100, l5, 100 Lelaps so. 49, o.; PIcoo, OO ls5 On:
Josie b. 20. 81. 05 B T. Carver, 90 52 %, BurgoO So
25 2s Contur,. 25. 20. %.
Grand National llandicap-Anron Pennington, 300,
115, 100; ShylOck, 10 So 40; Wine Burke 90, 3d. 80
Mile Heat Race Matte A. 100, 100, 100; khada nan.
Two Year -Nlrglnius, l25, 100, -; sun nnurst,
l5o' 90, 70 Freddericksown 49, %, 69 Matte, 90, ~
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Particulars were r ooNed yesterday OF the
Grrst Of Thomas " Nichols who robbed the Hank Of
Commerce, IN Montreal. OF about 9I5.0G) IA Sep'em
cr and absCOnded lie Was panied by his father
liotn were caught In 81, Au;u tine Fia, b. Defective
liHrly Dawes who fuuDd t.5OlO o t4or pcrson- Mr.
lAyio- euys he hts HrOug h0pCf OF recovering most OF
m bo eu money For tAO weeks Aicr tirir hRht tha
fugtNos travelled COnEtunty tax at leuEtuthty iatCd
igr re.t a. OF. Augustine, c wnose ponce force con.
tias Of negro Cnct ana ~ suhnrdnAtpS. Mr Dawes
10 On his way to Canada with the prison ;rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

Capt. Williams Learned yesterday that one
Charles Wilson was dealing policy In the second story
at 90 Gold street. The Captain went TO the place Ia
civilian dress and following an unsuspecting hsbitn5
OF the place into the caught Wilson at his busi.
ness surrounded by fourteen ~ hs customers whits
aad cOOred Ia small, private room, adj 1ui ths
main shop. were two welldrcs Ell women nvagcd Ia
the came business. They were indignant at ing con.
ducte4 with the male prisoners tO the police station
II police seized $40 1i6 thrce.cent and ll0 twOcent
postage stanps ami large number of pOliCy tickets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08
The Earl of Derby GU She THri.i.h InSuErec
zion aud the Trouble with China.

tiOn aud the Trouble win thinn.
LONDON, Oct THE Mayor of Liver
pool gave banquet to the Earl Of Derby this
evening. Lord Derby IN the course Of his
response to toast EXPRESSED the opinion that
the insurrectionary difficulty In Turkey hal
been exaggerated. lie said the Great powers
were not disposed 10 a-siht tho Insurgents. It
would be lmpolti0 to COnCedc self governments
Tn Iiorzegoyina. Judcious reforms might alle-
yltc discOutont, although a radical cure could
har liy he expected.
Abiding To EnslFnd's relations with China, he
stid no further intelligence had been received
from leking. Eve ybody must deptecate war II
II can be- honOr.blY avoided. IL was neCes sary.
however, to insist upon just aud muderab de-
M Nnds, and not snirk our duty because Il vas
unple SAINT. Ii trouble should arise, the fault
would not be ours.
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PHILApRLPHIA, oct. IA largely attended
meeting Of clcrJmen ami lsymeu OF the various evan
gchcal churches Of this oy was held this afternoon
to make arrangements for the reception of the frot
rtViVIIsts. Mcssrs. Moody ami SanKry. The commit
tee, previously appoutd, reported that arrangements
mad been mido 10 secure the large building al Thlr
tpenth anu Market streets, formerly uscd freight
d,put, aud occuped last fan by the Franhin Institute
ENhlpun, fOr revival meetings. To NJ n up for the
purposts intended the sum of St0OO1 si be required.
sCrc- uf resolutions cordially inviting Mc-srs. Moody
and Sankey 10 aud labor IN phiair phlu, were
adonted, conmttr" OF nf.een to coucludr arrange
mcnts for the great meetings appOlutcd ana
luton nNiing thc feViVllss 10 be.n their carly
ia November was adopted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08
The brooklyn Rugs Misty Explanations.

The Iifth Ward Republican Association Of
BrooEyn, in resolutions adopted We fail 20 sec
how burden upon the people OF this city any tue
less debt because imposed upon only portion OF tho
peOpe neither do W. how an expenditure ceases
TO be- burden debt bccaue the money has Dtcn used
for unc1llcdfOr improvements In uninhahlted sections
of the city ny exravagant Ou lys for reservOrs pave
ments and sewers inst nave demons rat ID their useless
before the levied fJr their pay
mont had boon cOllecied."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08
Queens County Democratic Nominations.

The Democratic County Convention fot
Queens county OF North Hempstesd yesterday nom
mated q. Edward Carl OF Flushing for Treasurer,
Josiah l.. prarsan OF fNorth Hampstead for Superin.
te uent OF the Poor Charles j. Chipp OF oyster lay
tuT Justice Of the Sessions James DurNen OF Long
l,llnd Gu and Or. Burns of Flushing tor CtrOncrs.
he second Dsirct lenocrdir Assembly ConVen-
ton Wlicii m't az j maica uOmi aicd ALVIN Payne
~ Long lsl nd city for the \ -emDlF and Isaac d.
fOsuicA of JauAic4 for School comm slOnor,
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PROVIDENCE, Oct.7.-lhere is a general move
meut IN TN, state to reduce wages At woonsocket
large manufacturing town on the Blackstone, several ot
the mills nave given notce u reduction and In some
factories Is proposed o pay low Il cent, cut
cents cut mellow the ran River rates. Ineic Il Nld-
aprtsn ds,ontcnt among the upcra yos, but oWn- TO
the approach II winter 1t Is prohiblp tItY viii summit.
Rhode lsHnu s now paying lower wages than other
mauutac ,urins state
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

Catherine Mitchell and Catherine wiston, no
gro girls, were before Justice Walsh In Brooklyn yea
terdsy afternoon complaint OF Mrs. Hun boarding
house keeper OF street who them
Of stealing some curls. dress lace shawl anu red
shawl earrings, gold watch. and other property from
lhe DOAturfs. No cufls. Judge IN is ms axe"
said Que catherine No ,hawls. Judge. ! didn't SEQ
shaw =" sad the other Catherine, and examined
Wasu't good Judge" Glow about The other things p
asked the Judge The two Caherlncs said that they
had takon them, but they hadn't taken the cutls and
the two haws, and they thought t1ai MR.. HUI ought
not TO say So Ino judge sent them t. jan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

The EcclesiasticaiC1 at Berlin has deposed
the Bishop of Brrslau
Brown. Stevens a Williamson, sugar rehncrs
Glasgow have failed. Their hahiiitc. heavy lt
Ii Nsaed that several or cnoch houses areas involved
Owing To the popular outcry the British Ad-
miratY have suspended the circular ut Juy u order
ing tue surrrnuer Of fugitive slaves fou On board
Brit sh Nessels.
The directors Of the Bank of England yestcr-
day nkcd the uimum rate OF discount 40 thc hang nc
go PEI cent rise Of y per cent, the te Tor mOnuy
the StocK Exchange on Government securities "
1 rs
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Engineer Yates Pleading Not Guilty.
ATaasy Dpf Enptu.,r Xa.as has Usriffa

desire to call attention To the fact tn thc charges
puhshcI IA tAe Uruceccings u the Canal Board were
presented to tat h)dy the result - repeated de,
unuG. /, BE- co trOAtcd Niht al. accusIiln- .gIust
ne. At Is but just M set to cellar that these atcu
fauons, 20 far ~ tncI lmpute any ~runsd lnt oil my
neglect 1t OInclfi GuiS, are c.tisrly lsr
am f.D rrptrCa With a thc prOui u meet this issue
90 procure COmpletc eXonerau0h oe.oru any i'm.
partlal tnOulnL JuiiN li. AIG-.
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BOSTON, Oct. AN the arrangements for the
haus sing OF O orgo W. pemberton, the murderer OF
Nrs Bingham At hat Boston. which Wli take place at
10 O'cl oh tomorrow morning at tina Sunulk county
Il, are competed. The Urisunr appears resigned 10
m, tatc ara sincerely ponttrut lie hls made other
COutesst than that uitdr puoic some time that
hc-iuiph remembered naNiuga rcutta Witn woman
Nunrp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08
The President In Colorado.

PuEBlO, Oct, 6-President Grant and party
arrived In thus city by spoci. tram from tho.N rih &C.
day. They m, by Aayor ROe snd members Of the
Ciy Council. aud were escorted In carriages 10 various
plres of interest around the city On neir riurn the
irtsidout held OOpuon at tha Lindcll Hot Whrrt
many cuizpn- pnin their respects to him The Prpsi.
Oent was tuiiorng from cold, and Old not nlakv
speech. lilo re- tp lOA was very cnthIiiastlC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

POUGHKREPsIE. OCT. THE father Of Charley
Ross WIS at i,mneontOday whore he had long inter.
view wiih man named Hester. who h0sher ana
his confederate when they wero At tha plaOO. Tue
suit OF the interview ia not Yet known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

NRw HAVEN, Conn, oct. TN quarrel afew
days ago In Waterbury betweon william Wood and
Daniel Hayes, painter. laycs sttvok the head
with board and out on thh wrlat vita hatChot ue
h.s since died anu Wood u on tfisi for murdor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08
The Last ofih Fugitive Murderer.

Shaikcy, the murderer. was liberated from tho
i1u pa Havana. IN oOadti Of bccomiig a eutj "a IL
Spain and cuist NJ in tue -panlsh Nrws
c'i,co YESTERDAY that he hHd Detu enrolled IN rcgt'
mVnt al S1utandcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08
How the Ring Omccboiacr, Thrive.

AZ the Ninth W ara, Brooklyn, Independent
Democratic Associations meeting, Mr.. Carin SAID That
while the workingmcn composing his ociation could
pafcli rASt, nud yct work all the time he Kncw two
officers of r cN wlo got from tal ry aud ptrluirlte
'Nnb Nui sinHNo u year, nul an the work was uona
f'r tem oy tao 'uruat"s al llry OF as week.
rt yct tltsr nh iuttc' pfQui a.. were so largo
that Oue of them has hruNn-,tOnc front house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

Henry IIcmmerwich, organist OF the German
Lutheran Church On JcrscY cay loghts has obtained
warrant for tie arrest Of the Rev. T Mais, the pastor.
and harcs Hesplf one of the cldc,s on acIarsc u
conspiracy az Serpiug idm from cnierns tho school
Iu4u Mn .lr lhN lnmrNI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

The Tammany General Committee passed
rr,o u'ions last might recommcn ling that the nou,.
uutius conventions exercise the tsruiiny Lto
h auiity and mora worth ~ candidate, Tor Asscm.
bly, senatorial, and other official hOnOrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 6.-ln the case Of Pin
ncy the defaung naval paymaster's ccrS, Paymastcr
Spauldi1g promises revelation "that will make a
hutcnng among the polltlcinns ~ regards the N
nucuc's when retained Pinncy ~ his pOsttiOn II the
inquiry IL ptOsscu TO hard upon MIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

The tiial of George Norton for assault ami
hlhWay robl cry OF John fIughee. ended Ia vcrdct
Of ruty, IA J'rsey cry yesterday and the prisoner
w.. b, tcnrCd to l'}c ls' imWisuumaut and y nne
ui Si0". Htnri Watson. Who turned t.tcs evidence.
WAS ,Hto sentenced TO - cai- IA state PRISON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

PIT1rBuHGH, oct. lin the suit 0f shook &
Palmer OF New York against Mckee Rankin. Judge
Ewing toaay issued perpetual injuncti.n against the
lattur, restraining hlnf from producing the PLAY Of
" I g Two OlpDaHs" lu TINS city.
his =. the INST time that decision has been rendered
by as COu tat ShOoH Paiaor have the CxcluhiYe
popetorthip O the right to produce thV piaJ IA tLo
uutttd StattA
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$4,000, 900 mansion nurno.L

OF Henry Aiers HaDkey, known as the Garden
House. IN Queen Annes Gate, st. James PARK,
Westminster, was totally destroyed by hre to-
night. Tue loss on the building and its CON
tents Is estimated at EJOOO0O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-08

MILWAUKEE, Oet.1.-A man calling himself
Charles Daniels presented at the First National Bank
OF /, city to-day counterfeit letter of credit ter
5000 purporting tn he from the New York agents uf
tue BAu1 Ui British North America. lie was Rrvsed.
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WAsnNGrON, Oct. IL Is reported to night
luon what eidcrcd good nuthorty that the new
Secretary Of thc Interior wi be announced tumo ROW
ud iurhCf that Li, name uas NOT yet pCth cht uncd
IN ihe s!CCul,tt lns heretofore mIlo,
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War between Liberia aud the Abor,. ines.

LONDON, Octr.-The Times to-day says:
War has begun at Cape Palmas between Ii
beria and the aboriglnes under the command Of
several educated natives. There was some fight
Ing on the l7th of September, In which fifty were
killed and wounded. The Llherian Government
has despatched troops from MonroYa, aud "a
great battle Is daily expected.
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Tho Nashville Races.
auxIIIIp nct T-Tha frat race to-dav mill

NASHVILLE, Oct. THE fret race to-day mile
heats for OF 1900. resulted as follows;
y. B Cheathans b. c. Asterlite. .............
IL. Is. Dufhau's Ch, g. Brakctulan .....,...,., 2
4. keene Rich irdss eh; T. Msdea ..,.,,,,,," 4
T. j. Mcgbben's ch. l. Elcmi..............,.S ro
1ime-li5 l4GI, l,i8Sl Ea7Ie
The second race, dash OF mules tor IN. ASSOCIATION
Purse f25O. won by ~ u. Cheathan's br. c. New
uerr, ia %tlN. y. McCaHys b. o voltgeur was sec
Ond, aud r. o. kliOTs cG, N. Fanny lone thi d.
rhetiru race q ntlcnans cup, valued Al $3.50 dash
one mile ma IN luth, WIS won by Col. Alex DOncld-
rois entry In 2;2OA Major j W AleXandeT's entry
Wa second, aud Squire J 5, Owon's uird.
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CLEARFIELD, Pa, DOT. 7,-1he jury IN the
sney Parks trial to-day rendered yordlc ncqui'tirg
fnty hut oOnyicting Parks OF riot aud Con plracy.
PARKS 10 hard laOor tor one year, and tu
pay inc Of u ana the oOsts Of tue trdL Whtoh aio
t5llulalvu klNOO,