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EsTABLECIM1ENTo DE NoVEDADEs DE PARI

Ea recite oios los que de Europa
de artuos de novedad pemte poder oec'
vorecedores 10 mas moderuo
de nventando undo mitado de los vend
hacn pdbco dispense favor dcho esabecmento
amamos la encon de las penus que fvorecerse
arhculos nuevos baratos
Sc acabs de recb p de teas de lana de coores
abfados preciosos de las reazan al n6m
precio de ochavos
b. sOf FONTY ROSSELLO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. FrldaY.

LONDON, Friday, Oct. Is, 1857
A dispatch from Vienna says: " The burglars VINO
broke into and robbed Count Andrassy's palace of
large OF valuable property some time ago. have
been arrested"
Sir stafford NOrthcOte has sent circular 10 the Con-
members of Parliament, enjoining upon them
the necessity attendance the opening OF the session
in Of the Importance Of the questions relating 10
Parliamentary procedure and Egyptian affairs.
The Porte has informed the Persian Envoy that, in
consequence OF It's orders, shekh Obedullah the Kud
ish chief has given assurance that he will cause no
further embarrassment the frontier but VIII pass tue
winter peacefully at MosuL
British steamer Dscoverer, Captain Hughes, from
NewOrlcans, which arrived at Liverpool on the 1lth
instant had boats houses, binnacles and decks badly
damag ged during hurricane.
A dispatch from Lisbon says: "The Eeonomista an
nounces that the about protest against
the claims Of NJ De BraZza and II. u. stanley 10 the
possession of the territory on Congo River AFRICA
The United Ireland Of Dublin, Announces that the pros
pectus OF the Irish Banking Company is in circulation
The proposed capital OF the comnprv ~ el,OO0,OOO
The project was received iaNOraVJ preliminary
meeting held here.
PASAMo, Oct. PA slight shock OF earthquake was
felt here at midnight last night No damage done
CITY OF MEXCo. Oct 13-Hgh officials state thar the
reports concerning the recOgEiO of the foreign debt
are untrue and that the Mexican Government has
authorized nobody to negotiate vita European bond
holders.
HoNG KoSG. Sept. 15.-rhe Chinese Government is
about TO request that certain intelligent lads be admitted
to the naval and military academies OF the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
THE MURDER or a. IT. ROSS.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-It is now five days
since the murder and robbery Of ~ W. Ross near Ills
home at Glendale. eed though rewards amounting TO
more than 81 900 have offered and several arrests
have been made positive clew to the murderers Las
been obtained Probably the most important arrest was
mace last night when James T. Porter who eight years
ago was here in United States Secret Service, was
arrested He claimed 20 be here working up the case
When searched a memorandum book was found in which
there were some remarkable entries them these
Baltimore, Sept. 30-IhOmas Huffman LETT b. for e
to stand up some prominent man in suburb" .-,..-
Baltimore, Oct 2.-Iledrd Huffman was at CoiuIn-
bus. o. ~ ,,r
''Columbus, o. Oct. ARRIVED here learned HUFF
man left Tor Cincinnati" - .
Cincinnati oct. 5.-5aw Huffman, Fourth and Vine"
"Oct. 10.--aw PmkertOn, Robert he tod Inc HnI-
man and Da.O frank committed the murder OF Mr
RO9s at Glendale"
Oct u.-HuTman left indianapolis for Chicago this
morning"
Porter had also two Adams Express money envelopes
addressed TO himself this city from John Dixon Pnla
dephia dated September 20. one marked 5000,
the $40 Neither had The appearance OF having
passed through the c0mpany'5 hands. Inc cIaIgc OF
carrying concealed weapons was placed against Porter
An attempt viii De mode To trace Huffman. Porter
say he thinks Huffman and d" Dago Frank" went out
u the train with Ross.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14

Four Courts and Jail awaiting his arrival to wrest
him from the officers and lynch him.
The trouble which terminates so tragcallv dates
back TO political meeting held last evening, IN
which Colonel Slayback made bitter onslaught on
The Post Dispatch and its reporters, to which the
paper responded this evening ny uncom-
plimentary references to Colonel stay
back. The remarks rendered him so indignant that
he visited the Office to demand satisfaction. Inc
above account was CLEANED amid the hurry ana con-
fusion Immediately following the tragedy, ana
may not be quite correct in all its details though
the main facts are given. The immediate cause OF
Colonel Saybacks action is supposed to be the fol-
lowing. which appeared in The PoSt-Dispatch TINS
afternoon
Mr. Alonzo W. slayback, an individual whose chief
claim distinction rests the fact that ne ls ihe
law partner OF Colonel james o. BrOadhead, rose IN
meeting OF Democratic ward politicians In this city last
night and without personal provocation proceeded 10
amply string OF vile ahd vTuent epthets TO The POsDt
to be false. This is the A. W. Slayback OF
and concerning whom the following card was writ
and published in this city by John NJ Glover esq.,
the 11th day of November. 1881 -
" Mr.. Glover recently ran as Democratlc canu-
date for Congress I'm the TX District. and received
a hearty Endorsement from the Democratic voters OF
character. Mr. Glover is alive yet"
The letter referred 10 above open one by Jonn
NJ Glover accusing Colonel Slayback OF cowardce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
4 SHERIFF AVEYGES 4 SHERIFF.
ONE OF THE TAYLOR BROTHERS KILLED IN MIS-
souri, PASSENGER TRAIN-THE OUTLAW TOO
arOw WITH HIS PISTOL.

ONE OF THE TAYLOR BROTHERS KILLED IN MIS-
SOURI, PASSENGER TRAIS-THE OUTLAW TOO
SLOW WITH HIS PISTOL
MARsHFIELD No. Oct. 13.-R z. Goodall, sheriff
of Laclede County, killed Bob TAYLOR this morn
ing while attempting TO arrest him on board pas
senger train few miles from Lebanon. Taylor is
one of the three brothers who murdered the sheriff
and a deputy of Hamilton County, Tenn. on sep
tember ii. He had been hiding in the vicinity OF
Lebanon for some time past and Sheriff Goodau
had been after him for two weeks. This morning
the sheriff encountered Taylor In train between
Marshfeld and Lebanon apd stepping up to HIM
presented his revolver and demanded his surrender
Taylor instantly drew pistol, but the sheriff was
too quick for him and fired killing him instantly.
The BODY was taken to Lebanon and the sheriff has
telegTaphed TO the authorities in Tennessee 1t Is
thought that another of the Taylor brothers was on
the traln as the pistol that fell from the dead mans
hand was picked up in the excitement by man
who passed into another car and was seen no more.
1t is said that 81 900 reward has been offered for
the arrest of the three Taylors
A dispatch has been received from Chattanooga,
Tenn saving that a noted desperate, Taylor by
name is surrounded near lockwood, and that
armed men have gone out from Chattanooga 10 as
sist in his capture. This is probably DTOtner OF
the man who was killed by Sheriff Goodall THIS
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
rOOpEK4 eTRIEINg FOR TNCRTASED PAY
CRIMES AND CASUALrIEs-BY rELEGRAPH
DEATH FROM A STAB WOUND.

NEwBURG. \. Y. Oct. l3.-Salvatore Rocco. who
stabbed in the abdomen sunday October l. Ber
nRidnO COssianO, died last night
SEVEN HOUSES ENTERED BY BURGLARS.
Boston, Oct. 13-At FramIngham Centre Mass,
last night houses entered by burglars. who
cured watches jewelry, clothing etc. valued at
$4,000. There l. no clew 10 the thieves.
POISONED CATTLE DYING.
HONFsDALE Penn, Oct. 1870 the cattle poi
soned farm If John Rner whose burned
Tuesday night several have died The poi
sOning the work Of the William Adams
age sixty, who was yesterday found hanged To tree
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER BY \ COLORED MAN.
WLMINGTON, Del, Oct 13.-Ihis morning, Mrs
Bell the wife Of cOOred eXhOrcI" struck her husband
violent blow with pitcher during fight with her upon
which be drew knife and cut her badly that her e Is
despaired o.
MURDER CONFESSED on THE SCAFFOLD.
CINCINNATI. Oct. l3 "A dispatch from Lancaster
KY The Times star William Austin hanged To-
day for the murder OF his Betsy Blanc lie nam
tained calm demeanOT denied n guilt unit nearly The
last Then he confessed 10 the minister that be committed the
mugdeT."
SCHOOL CHILDREN RUN OVER BY CARS.
NATlCK, Mass Oct. 1.-Two little daughters OF
Wright twelve while passing through the
struck b. freight and drawn under IN e
wheels Tho eldest instantly killed and the younger
had her night cut on and Wal probably die
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF A BANK ROBBEH.
MONTPELIER, VI. Oct. l3.-f. Clifford, one OF
the men alleged 20 have concerned In the Norihhed
Bank robbery attempted % eseap today from theocer Who
lad charge The OniteT ed 20 INN several times ana
Gin0r Jumped into the n, He nnaly aptue Mhen
he another att " escape lie Ma a. last Locked Up
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
cf,II0ON ASHORE


NEWPORT, r. l., Oct; ia schooner & Is TePor@ted @
ashore haV ay between Pogt Judith and Watch i she
is well up the beach and Will probably 20 10 pieces
4 TRACK LABORER KILLED BY THE CARS.
VII KEsBARRE, Penn, Der. 13.-Mlchael Gllmar-
tin tleek abrr on me Lesh Nafy s Eas safu
59 ipanxI ND ed and died in a few moments
SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON FOR LIFE
SKOwHEGAN. Me-, Oct. 13.-Eugene Hprd, who
was convicted yeserlay OF the murder Of his brother on
August today sentenced to the state Prison for life
THE FATAL RESULTS OF A FIGHT.
ATLANTA GA, oct 13-A dispatch 10 The Con-
ion say Mayo Of the men engaged nIhe Triton
ann g. dead William Vicsors also reported dead, aud
Hare is o. the point Of death
OFFICERS OF THE wOMEN's ASSOCIATIONS.
PORTLAND. Me-, Oct. 13.-At the meeting OF the
today Julia Ward Howe elected president and Kate O.
Wells secretary.
RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER SOLD.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 13.-The National Baptist
Publication society has been purchased by H. L. Nayland
who has edited the paper for ten years
MAN ALMOST sAwN IN TWO
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 13.-While az work Yesterday
saw cut almost cut In two He died instantly
DEAD BODY OF A BOY FOUND AT SEA
LONG BRANCH, \. j., Oct. 13.-Ihe crew OF me
lanes lam GaTs PSSSG " e & SSGy rsco
was brought 10 Long branch aud placed tho Morgue.
DAMAGES AWARDED FOR THE KILLING OF BOY
FREEHOLD n. j., Oct. 13.-ln the SUIT DronghI
Johnson Poepnga who shot Pnards son the jury today
rendered verdict in Pintards favor for 1901.
ARRESTED FOR EMBZzLEMENT
KINGSTON ~ Y. oct l3-tieOrge n. Diamond,
well known young OF respectable parenage here was
ested ON charge Of b9 1 i'm ' - So Ban Tor
years he been travelling salesman Tor iesdins nlao
Besson & Van Ohnda, No. l60 ChamDers-st
A FARMER KILLED BY FALLING TIMBER. ~
NEwBURG. n. y. Oct. l3.-John Rosie. Iarnsf; arm s
pigs esteriay hOuS later he was found dead in c9O
ng w ne had fallen pulling An, dSTn Gs Sn ss9 .iSs I'd
struck hin on the head aud fractured hs skull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
AFFAIRS IN THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, Oct. 13.-At q meeting OF the
University a report from the special committee
submitted recommending that scotts Lady Of the
Lake " be allowed substitute for Marmion" " at
matriculaton examinations The report was rejected
by OF 10 g. the effect being that the Senate de-
cnes TO interfere and MarmiOn Is retained.
OTTAWA, Oct 13-The lumber prospects for the COM
ing season are excellent Large parties 81 men engaged
for the work in the woods going North BY almost
every train 1t ia estimated that during the present
season the ottawa Valley Mills have sawed 5000OOOO
feet OF which has sold at advanced price
The profits estimated at S7,J000O0.
CHATHAM, Ont, Oct. l3.-The boiler in the Ontario
Flour Mil at North Chatham exploded this morning,
destroying the engine-house and SCATTERING the man
building James Mcdonald, the engineer was killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
THE TROUBLE At UNION COLLEGE.

ALBANY, Oct. 13.-At a meeting. Of the
Board of Trustees Of Union College to-day the following
resolutions presented by Ex-Governor Hoffman, were
adopted:
Whereas The president at a meeting OF this board,
held October r. 1882, presented a communication
stating his determination not to resign his once as re-
qnested by the resolution adopted September 8,
iSs2 and his reasons for his refusal and
WhetdS The board hereupOn rescnded Its resolution
Of September ;,
Res0lred, That without any surrender OF individual
opinion on the wisdom Of the presidents decision, the
board pledge TO him In he future It's hearty cooperation
In every effort he makes to restore harmony hetween MN
self aud members OF the board aud OF the faculty,
aud to promote the general welfare OF the college.
Judge Landon owed the following resolution, which
was adopted without dissent.
Resolred That it the senge of the board first that
any change in the office OF president or members OF the
faculty Is inexpedicnt and impraccabe and second,
that any reopenng OF past differences on facts already
passed upon by the board VIII receive 10 countenance
or the DO ard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
vol. KILL. No.l3.li1.
KILLED BY AN EDITOR.

rur RESULT OF POLITICAL QUARhEL.
-, oxr1. AIoNzo W. sIAYBACK, OF ST. LOUIS eho'
man by JOHN cocKRILL OF THE PosI-plS-
p.rcu-pETAILs OF THE TRAGEDY -,
John Cockrll, managing editor Oh INC W. ~
7ouis Post Dispatch, shot and killed A. W.
slavback, prominent politician OF 'na'
sitv. in the Office of the paper yesteru"y
sfternoon. The trouble arose out OF
nolitical matters. At meeting Of Democrats
IN Thursday night Colonel Siayback de-
nounced the conduct of The Post D'spo'c";
Yesterday afternoon the paper referrea
20 his remarks, and in effect chargeu
him with cowardice. Later III 'ne U"s
Colonel Slayback, accompanied pS ,oS
friend, visited the office ana uelli'nu|r 'nI,'or
sotisfaction. Mr.. Cockrll drew reVo,eer ,l
and shot him. Colonel Slayback died IN ieSS
,bon three minutes.
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FURTHER DETAILS OF THE SHOOTING.

by TELEGRAPH TO The TkIBUNE.l
ST. LOUIS Oct. ia. w. Slayback one of the
nOst brilliant lawyers and Democratic politician,
vas shot dead this evening by John COckrill, man.
aging Editor Of The PostDispdtch. at about half past
eoclock. Colonel Slaybaek and W. H. Clopton
Sele to turn the If Seventh and Market
ss talking together in ali excited manner. and
seie evidently going in the direction of The Post
Dpatch Building The stairs leading to the reperto-
lona rooms were climbed in haste, and COckrill and
shyback met face 10 face The Colonel began 10
cenouAce Cockru in a scathing manner for the as
saults made upon HIM in The POst-DiSpdtch. In the
iory ywh.chhad taken possession of him. Colonel Slay
back demanded reparatIon for Encourage which had
ocen inflicted Oh his honor. Cockrill, who had the
advantage of his adversary by reason of his self
poasesson drew hs revolver and fired at Slayback,
Who fell mortally wounded and gasped his last
Meath IN few minutes afterward. HIS corpse was
surrounded by panic-stricken crowd of friends,
snd the intelligence spread like widire The
clowd was urged by strong sentiment to mob the
sayeT but IN the confusion that ensucd COckrlll
escaped aud repaired to the house of some friends,
Shere he consulted with his legal advisers lie evil
aehty determined to give himself up 70 the authori-
'''S ana at the time OF writing mob surrounds the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
REMlIyIYG ~ W4rER FOUR DAYS.

BosroN, Oct. 13.-Captain Matthew Webb
who last Monday began the feat Of
renainn, In a tank Of water hundred hours with
interval Of minutes at the end Of each twenty
four hours for eating, etc, completed one hundred
and four hours midnight. He intends to lin in
fine water as long as lie rdure H. At the
beginning of his undertaking mis- physicians expressed
the opinion fOry-sX hours long he could
hold out. Webb las had two three rather
severe attacks OF cole and bowel complaint which u
was believed would use him up, but he has held
up with remarkable courage, and said az
O'Clock this evening that he was feeling very
cn1nfnrtab!e. He has lost tWenty pounds Of hesn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
THURLoW WEED MORE COMFORTABLE.

At midnight last night Thurlow Weed was
sleeping, and was in better condition than he has
been since he was prostraed by the last chill Dr.
Swasey said that he built every hope upon Mr.
Weeds wonderful constitution. Still there cannoy
be driven away the apprehensons that Will arise
when Mr.. Weeds failing condition is noted, ana the
fact Is SO patent that his system does not RESPOND
to the attempts to build up his strength 10 sOlne-
thing like normal standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
THREE MIN KILLED IN IN AFFR4T.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 13.-ln Triton, small
station on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad serious
sho ting af.ay occurred yesterday. Green b. Mayo
and Martin Harrel turpentine producers, who had
quarrclled met the grounds and when Mayo
asked for retract1On OF certain things stated in in
suting letter 10 him HaTre the latter fred at him.
Between the and their friends forty or hfty
shots were exchanged. Both principals fell, morally
wounded. One OF Harrcls supporters, named Jordan,
was instantly killed. and man named Vlckers was Sc
yercly wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
DISCONTINUED COAL MINERS.

MANCHESTER, Oct. 13.-The conference OF
miners adjourned until tomorrow in order 10 decide
about notices for an advance in wages. The general
feeling the conference was in OF asking for an
advance. A hundred and twenty thousand men were
represented.
conference of delegates of the Scottish miners held
at Hamilton. Lanarkshire advocated the policy OF
restriction of the hours OF labor instead Of national or
partial strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH i CATTLE THEE

MARsHALLTowS, Iowa, Oct. 13.-Deputy
Sheriff McCord returned here this morning with Jim
Bailey an alleged cattle thief whom he captured after
desperate haDd-tohand fight on General Means stock
farm, twenty-four miles from Harrisonburg, Va The
gnt occurred in the long hall Of the house, and Bailey
wa- shot three times, but seriously wounded.
His operations a extensive scale, taking
large north rom this county, and seLuing them
back by another man 12S head snort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
FR4GMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.

TWO MEN KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. l3.-IheTe was q
frgntIui boiler explosion in lumber mill Peters
burg Yesterday James Stephenson the proprietor aud
James Hohierner killed, being blown 70 pieces
Watkins Lanthier was fearfuly sealded and burned and
otherwise injured and viii probably die Another WORK
man WAS severely scalded
COOPEKS STRIKING FOR INCREASED PAY.
CHICAGO, Oct. I3.-Several hundred cOOpers
in the employ Of different packing houses and other
tabishments the stock yards and III Chicago are on
strike, under orders from the COOpers Union. They
have getting about - 70 per day, and demand $3
sCANDALOUS PROCEEDINGS BY THE sCOVILLEs
CHICAGO, Oct. I3.-Mr aud Mrs. ScOville are
besegng the courts here win various bills crossbs
etc, directed against each other and offending the
pubic by scandalOus counter charges. Scarcely
Il day passes without .he other appearing In
phase in the courts Their bills generally OF the
least possible interest and their quarres actively
promoted by oificiOus outsiders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
A CONVENTION IN COUNTY GALWAY.

ATHENRY, ireland, Oct ia largely attended
convention of residents of County Galway was held
here to-day to consider the questions of home gov
eminent land law reform. Irish manufactures, etc.
None of the clergy present The police at
tended the meeting aud took notes Of the proceed
ings Tho convention declared that Captain Nolan
and Mitchell Henry, members of Parliament for
County Galway, had both forfeited the confidence
- he electors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
ACCIDENT TO A PASSENGER TRAIN

ORANGE Mass, Oct. l3.-Owlng to some mlsun-
derstanding the easbouLd express on the FchOurg Rail-
road which was forty minutes Late at Greenfield, while
nearing East Dearfed at o'clock this morning, short
distance from High Deck Bridge, into the rear or
freight tran teescOping the saloon car and smashing
one freight car. The engineer and fireman OF the ex
press saved themselves by Jumping. G. f. Howe, the
express messenger. had his thigh broken by the ten
ders crashing INTO the express car Iail agents How
ard and Hines in the same car, had narrow escapes
The messengers uuiuIred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
SPEECHES BY GOYERNMENT OFFICERs.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13.-Lord NOrthbroOk, First
Lord of the Admiralty, speaking here tonight of
the beneficial effects Of the Land Act expressed the
belief that a turning point had been reached in the
affairs of Ireland The number of Outrages, he
said, had decreased, and rents were being freely
paid.
Mr.. Fawcett. Postmaster-General, in speech
said that the chief danger threatening the Liberal
party was more likely 70 come from within With
the settlement of the Egyptian question and the
improved condition OF Ireland. domestic legislation
would come to the fore. Referring to the PROPOSE
ton for the naturalization ofland Mr. Fawcett SAID
he could lot see that IL practicable one.