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FRANK JAMES LIONIZED.
His Cell Luxuriousiy Furnished and his Table
Provided with All the Deiicacies.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia man just arrived
from Independence says that the people OF
Jackson county are lionizing Frank James. the
bandit All ages sexes. and kinds OF society
are represented among Franks admirers.
The men go. they say. to hear Frank tell Of his
wonderful exploits. and the women for the
purposes OF consoling and pledgng their In
fuonce with the Governor to secure pardon
should he be so unfortuL ate as to be convicted.
The ex members Of tho Quantrell brigade go
for the purpose Of renewing the old acauaint-
ance. and the young citizens Of Cracker Neck"
and " Rush Bottom" to hear his romantic tales
OF life in the saddle. When first incarceratod.
Frank was given a bare cell. like any other fell
low but the sympathizng people could
not endure to see him treated in this
barbarous manner. so a purse was made up
and at present the stone floor is covered with
rich Brussels carpet and the walls adorned
with elaborate paintings Fresh vases OF now
friends enliven the dull monotony Of the cell
and pervnde the atmosphere with rich fra
meal i time instead Of the ordinary prison dot
the bandit sits down to- q sumptuous repast of
6S ii 2r wbem Soa
out by the days entertainment the bandit is
not compelled to curl himself up in the corner
bedstcad and . bed Of feathers, S? that no "an
stretch himself at fun length and enjoy sweet
When first incarcerated everybody was adj
initted to tho distingu shed guest. but now Col.
Frank asserts his rights. and before any one
can be admitted n card must first be sent with
much formality. If the visitor happens to be
one OF the outlaws friends or is u person of
distinction. he is admitted to his august pres
ence; otherwise he is informed that Mr..
James is indisposed and cannot receive COM
pany." In manners Frank is decidedly polite
and receives his company with great deal Of
save bis own case. and DISPLAYS wonderful
knowledge OF society etiquette. which he could
have learned only through associations with
dress. and devo'es great deal Of
his hair nicely combed his boots. care
fully polished. and a speck OF dirt
upon his clothing seems to worry him greatly
In fact, he is an extraordinary bandit. and on
trely different from Dick Turpin and Jack
Shepherd Of old. The "Colonels" visitors are
numerous and some OF them are more or loss
distinguished Among tine conspicuous people
who have visited him are Gov. Crlltenden. Gen
Joe Shelby exGoy. Johnson Of 81. Louis, eN-
Congressman Phillips. and Col. Johu Crisp
The bandits faithful wife stays with her Lns-
band the greater portion OF tho time. and min
listers to his wants with u truly commendalle
devotion. Mrs. Samucls. Franks mother, also
visits her son every week. and usually spends
tho Sabbath with him. Frank Jumes's trial
comes up in Kansas City on the 27th OF the
present month. and it is expected that he Will
enter plea of guilty. and at once receive par
don from Gov Crittenden.
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TUESDAYS GREAT VICTORY
Another Folger County-Close Vote In lllinoi
-Better News from virginia.

The revised returns Of Onondaga county
show that Foleer has majority Of 60. Carpen-
tor 10. and Andrews 1920. Hiscock's majority
in the Twenty fifth Congress district Is 731.
The temperance vote OF the county for Gov
ernor Is SCI. Tho county gives 806 majority
for the canal amendment and 1865 for the
judiciary amendment
Official majorities from o. OF the 1902 counties
in Illinois and estimates OF tho other eight
counties give Smith tRcp.l. for State Treasurer.
1873 majority. and his election 10 considered
assured. The result on the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction is still In doubt. with the
chances in favor Of Raab Dem.). The State
Legislature is Republican by IL on joint ballot
Gratis. 20; neutrality-suspicious., N; Democrats.
cans 10S; Democrats. 95; lniependent J..
district ali Official except one county, Show
that Garrison DEM Is elected over Mayo
bs By 80 It is rsPOr Gs
election Of o S ID lbem.5 over Paul Coal,
The Minnesota Legislature now stands: SEN
aatomRepubicans. 60; Democrats, 10 House.
st 81 Isl srbS
,h The s election q Poole ReB for Congress IN
by the Democratic, The election in the Sew
enth district is still in doubt. Bennett iDem.).
for Congressman at Large. is claimed by the
Democrats by 900 or more majority.
The full count Of the. vote IN Nevada shows
the election Of Cassidy Dem.) for Congress and
Adams Dem.) for Governor. The Legislature
Is q tie on Joint ballot.
The Secretary OF State OF Missouri gives the
following as the probable complexion Of the
Gratis. 2S; Republicans. 6. House.Democrats.
101 {; Independent Democrats. 8: Republicans
80; Greenbackers. 3. Joint ballot-Democrats
1872; Republicans. 80; Greenbackers. 8.
The official vote from all tho counties In
Pennsylvania, except Philadelphia. Allegheny
Sullivan, and Wyoming. from which complete
returns have not been received. shows the plu-
rality Of Pattison over Beaver for Governor to
be 3S.723.
The vote for Stewart. the Independent Re-
publican candidate for Governor has not been
correct figures cannot be given. but careful es-
Inmates place the total vote at about 10000.
The next State Senate will be composed OF 20
Republicans and a Democrats and House liz
Democrats and SO Republicans. The Demo-
Gratis will thus have Is majority on Joint ballot.
The present Senate stands 80 Republicans and
Is Democrats and tho House 122 Republicans
and ~ Democrats.
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A New England Romance.

BosToN. Nov. 1l.-Somewhere about 1880
Lydia +. Stafford left her home in Chesterfield. N H..
with her infant child and. changing her name took up
her abode among strangers in Manchester. where she
lived upright lie until her dcath In the sprng Of
1880, When her effects were examined it was found
that STOOD aw aited the discovery of an heir.
The dead woman was not known 10 have a relative IN
the world, for her infant had died in 1874 An admins
irator appointed by the Court has however
III tracing the secret OF her life family OF Srffords in
Chesterfield have identified the hair cloth trunk which
tho lone woman left and two three old hadblls which
contained md through their aid the have
been able to rd the rghtfui heir to the $1,000 the
person of Mrs Lizzie Smith OF Chesterfield who thus
receives fortune from grandmother of whom she had
never heare, and who di.appe.red from her friends
forty years ago. Mrs. Smiths father WAS OF tho
dead woman, whose birhwas presumably the cause Of
her leaving home and coIccang her identity under
false name in city.
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REJOICING IN BUFFALO.
A Grand Demonstration In Honor OF Gsver.
nor Elect Cleveland.

BUFFALO Nov. 1i.-Tho friends Of Cover
nor ELECT Cleveland In this city. dcsirous Of
celebrating Tuesdays victory and honorlng
the successful candidates. held jubilee to-
light. A procession OF local campaign clubs
TO tn, number Of about 1000. paradod the
nrlncina, G, -sets. which were brilliantly illumi-
mated by hrewor...s SGT of from every available
window along the limo Of march. The
pyrotechnio display was ~ far the finest
OF the campaign. The liia OF march
terminated at the rooms Of tn buhaio
Democratic Club. whore the campaign was IN
augurated on the return OF the delegates fro. ~
western New York from tho Syracuse Conven.
tion. There Mayor Cleveland first received
formal congratulations on his nomination. and
1t was deemed fitting that there the campaign
should terminate. Thousands Of people packed
the streets along the line Of march. and when
the procession was dismissed the plaza in
front OF the club rooms. formed by several in:
tersecting streets. was one vast sea OF upturned
sound of the speakers voices. The Governor
elect spoke as follows:
not 70 IND WoSs to s1a
my, thanks for this manifestation OF your good
will and kindness; If had begun to thank
1 should long ago have abandoned the
subject as w,, one to which b., ! could not DO
Ace Of Mayor found every citizen Of Buffalo at
my back. anxious and willing to aid and assist
me to such an extent as to make tho discharge
this position long. and whom l returned from
q melancholy absence This mothers funeral
found you had decided to- Gull me to more
the responsibilities Of this new position found
myself tho nominee OF the Democratic party
f tho fe of 81 the se
iered me their support. and stood noby
is rn 2 o saw oanas
submit to it. They saw placed before
sndorso the ps they S0u Tofussd
ence at the altar whore their rights would be
face with a majestic show Of popular condem:
popular viii. The candidates Of a great party
been before, and the Democracy has achieved
The people have elected officers to execute
fratons sink into inssniflcanee. Every
Su shSa1 when shs caapa ss
began in this very place. babe you in phrase
more forcible than elegant to throw of your
full flush OF Victory 10 put on your coats again.
Toll the people that their trust Il well PLACED.
na Time ass ' s Ssna wSe ss esve TnS
anxious to sho Do as you want me to DO
yoa do a not believe my co SiSsepS viii
be without mistakes. but hope they will be
etR f Ss Wnen to f
would urge you to take, good care Of your great
and prosperous city. Look to it that you Sc
s n ING WaT NAY hs E95a
you and the city OF Buffalo
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NOT TOO LATE TO PAY UP.
One More AssessmenS Circular Seut to
Oniceholders who Forgot IL.

The Republican State Committee sent no.
tees yesterday to the oflceholdcrs in the Gus
tom House who failed to give rymonoy to the
campaign fund that it is not yet too late. The
notices intended for the Naval Oflce were
given to District Telegraph Messenger. who
distributed them to the employees. This pre-
caution was taken. one OF the committeeman
said. because the Naval Officer had refused in
the past to allow his subordlnates to receive
such circulars. The new notices ran like this:
REPUBLICAN SrArE CoIairrYs, !
Firm AyESuN HoIEL. Nov. 10. 1897
DEAR Sra BY order of the Executive Committee l am
requested that your name does not appear
books as having made any voluntary contribution to.
ward the legitimate expenses of the past campaign. II
DESTROYS you can make your contribution either by
calling sending to the Assistant Treasurer room X,
Fifth Avenue Hotel, who will be here until Wednesday
evening, Nov. Is. Very truly yours
At the committees headquarters 1t was said
that more than thirteen hundred Of tho notices
had been sent out. Those for the Post Office
were mailed last evening. Mr.. johnson said
that tho Post OHce men mad been ordered by
thor superior officers not to contribute and rs
a result very little money was received from
the Post Office as compared with receipts from
the Custom House.
The committee anticipate rush to pay this
week by those who up to date have not shared
in the glories OF the Republican campaign in
this State.
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On Oct. % Roundsman Gallagher OF the
Eishtyeshth street squad arrested Henry Gnrethy
for an assault upon John Ptefer. baker An attempt
by Gare,hys friends to him resulted III Gala,
gher's being hit on the head with stone, from the
effects Of which lie died Monday Yesterday Leonard
Jerome Isaac Bell George Jones and Vim. H. Appleton
the Trustees of the Riot Relief Fund sent check for
81 1000 to the Police Commissioners FOR the Of Gala.
xher's widow and family. In the letter accompanying
ilIe check they While it hardly comes within The
province Of the trustees TO draw attention the
pnratve immunity which TO attach to OF
lawl outrage such that OF which EOundsnan Gal
!ayher WAS the victim they cannot help wishing that
moro vigorous public condemnation should at,Ond muir
derous and uuproNoked assaults policemen
members Of the force might bo able 10 the sup
port 81 Law abiding citizens in dealing with the rowdy
element Of population. and might he adequate
y sustained by the Police Justices in their efforts pre-
uuhlir order
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A Utah Divorce Void In Ma,.acAu.ctt..

DosroS Nov. 1.-THE supreme Court to-day
SGT aside or declared void the divorce which Mary
Hardy thu once famous medium, obtained in vtsh in
1877 from her husband john Hardy. John reluctantly
consented to the divorce and rewarded for his
tncr.nct ~ &chtck for 5000, whareulon thu woman
became Mrs Perkins.
When on her doathhed two Years ago Mrs Hardy por.
kIlis lhHlr Will gaN to husband gciisr0
amount of her large property and the two hsy
heen eon,ndns III the courts tile disposition Of
the cqursts.
Juig, Alen, IN deciding in IIarhys favor today criu.
cscd the divorce laws pf Utah severely and that
they had no urslctirn over C2rus uf Massachusetts
VINO lad never been residents ~ the Territory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-12

Mr.. Joseph r. Mitschke went from San Fran
cisco to Chicago in May 1881 He delivered his baggage
to tho Central Pacific Railroad at San francsco and
did not see 1t again until lie arrived Council Bluffs
Iowa where he saw IL taken from the Union Pacific so
be put on OF tho Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
fol TRANSPORTATION to Chicago II was then in diapi
dated condition and when he received il at Chicago
several articles were missing lie came to New York
and through his counsel, Charles H. Preycr, sued the
Union Pacific In the Common Pleas for damages. Judge
DAILY left to the jury 10 determine which OF the
companies responsible for tho loss and the
give tho plaintiff S1536g
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loaned for tho occasion may reimport them tc
America free OF duty

loaned for the occasion may reimport them to
America free OF duty.
Mr.. Anthony Trollope remains seriously III
from the stroke Of paralysis by which he was
attacked while at dinner last week at the house
OF his brother-in-law. Sir John Tilley. His
physicians speak hopefully to-day.
The Postmaster General says that when tho
new mail contracts arc entered into. lines max
ing the quickest possible passages viii be IA
vored provided their regularity justifles It.
Dr. Evans. the American dentist at Paris. has
lost the services Of his English secretary. Will
liam Howard Williamson. who has gone to Jail
for three years. DIR. Evans testified that Will
Hanson had stolen $40. 900 year for ten years
from him. The jury found extenuating cir
cumstances on account Of the temptation 30
wealthy master exposed him to.
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NEWPORT Nov. 1.-THE United States vessel
Portsmouth has undergone another inspection to-day,
complaint having been made - her sanitary condition.
The officers have grumhoi much Of the lack Of
commoiaion f. the large number II officers she carried
during her cruise. The Bua-t today
sssied Of NAVAL Constructor Thomas Webb aud sur.
-eon George WinIloW Of tG' tharlcstoNn Navy Yard
1t ia believed they win recommend that tile vessel DO
sent ~ the navy yard for thorough oNcrhauling.
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The Carlist Party Divided.

LONDON, Nov. ia despatch to the Times
from Madrid snys that the Carlist party seems
to have reached the stage OF final dissolution.
For months it has been divided into bitterly
hostile camps. represented by two news
papers. the Siglo Fut,ro and La Fs.
He has lately scornfully refused to
respond to a loyal telegram sent him from q
banquet Of adherents Of the latter party. who
accordingly resolved to send a deputation to
Venice to interview Don Carlos and demand an
explanation. In the event OF the eXplanatio
being unsatisfactory. the party will probably
disayoW him,
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Rooster. Made Quiet and Amazing.

The family Of well-known physician. whose
home is in the annexed district recently annoy
by the loud Growing before daylight Of four bantam
roostors in neighbours yard An idea occurred to the
doctor. The bnntsms were tame md easily canght He
seized them by one and pulling the vocal cords
clipped thcm OFF. The operation painless 90 all hnt
one rooster. which struggled aud was accidentally
killed The others Resumed their place in the yard
have since been heard crow. The doctor now
from his window clccfuly watches their going through
all The motions of growing but without making sound,
and thrown into TITS Of laughter by witnessing the In.
Creasing wonder OF their owner and the eyucn amaze
mcpt the hens
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Brit,.A R,nens. At Creeduoor.

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Sir Henry Halford, who
was captain OF the British rife team which
participated In the contest at Creedmoor in
September last. has made an Official report to
the Chairman OF the National Rifle Associa-
ber t ar tesmesv US to tbs
kindness and hospitality shown us by every
section Of American society l am certain
one Of the most pleasant incidents Of our
lives ="
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The Hon. John Kelly will cctu-e soOn In Newark Y.
y. for the benefit Of the Nuu Of konnaro TO Asslst
her IN Tho erection Of RcCnVent and industrial training
house for girls ~ Suovs
Mira LaugtrS Will play in "As You Like II" IN wal
lacks Ga Thursday At"rnnon ~ b-n"it performance
for the suncrcr. hy TIE fuIk Theatre are Nno Nod
l-ska has rlp) 10 tho families OF nonry CLARK and
John Leo who lost their y-s
petition has heon hsl IA Surrogate Cuinns court ~
White Flains to have N" lroAt. Of the Viii uf Nrs
Dcsisr clApP NJ East Chester revoked Tie will was
proved All. year Asn Nr- Csip after gifs to
charites beaurath"I u her husband r t- of her
prop-riy, rsrl and rrsu valued At h~tw-"n - uDUO0
And fI,pb,ibp Ily coat s,s.t. ,E. n-l. geial..eA
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Litigation About "a Ferry House.

motion was made before Justice Gilbert In
Brooklyn yesterday for injunction to restrain the
city OF New York and the Dock Commissioners from in.
tcrfcring with ho erection OF ferry house by the
Union Ferry Company at the foot NJ Wall street this
city The company Ia now restrained 10y injunction
granted In this city. Justice Gilbert reserved his de
csion upon motion to change the to New YORK,
and set down tho argument upon the other motion for
next Wednesday.
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CommI,sioner Thompson Eetter.

II was rumored in the City Hall yesterday
that Hubert o. Thompson Commissioner of Public
Works who has been III for week Ind died suddenly
of aroplrNy. messenger from his department who
up to III. house fOnnl the Commissioner con
yalcsccut lie poets to be At his ofcs tomorrow
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Commander Morrls Dangerously Ill.
NEWPORT Nov 1.-THE friends of Co

mnnder Francis Morris s. ~ attached to the torpedo
station here are anxious regarding his condition
Tonight his Illness caused by hastily Nclop"d nrhts
disease is believed to be of fatal character Yesterday
he was in comatoso state and what has complicated
matters his physician Inns been compelled TO go New
York MI Morris belongs 10 distinguished New York
family. lio married dsught.r NJ Mr.. Henry Bodlow
whose wife was The hrrers OF the late Mr. j Prescott
Hall OF New York and owns the historic residence
"haibOne,' here. There IL beloved to be little II any
chance OF Mr. Morris raliying
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why worl on IL. runnel stopped.

Work upon the Hudson River tunnel has been
temporarily suspended. Officers of thr company said
Yesterday that tho suspension due to the fact that
the company Ind ull Of the that had been
paid in by the subscribers and would resume the work
as soon as negotiations pending for additional capt
tai could be perfected All the engineering difficulties,
they sid. had solved
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A Weaker OH Market.

PITTsDuRoH. Nov. 1.-THE oil market was
heavy today with weak underonc which had the ~.
feet uf frightening many out Of the market and the
sales were unusually ght in consequences The market
opened with surs ~ 2d, and after An advance Of
started the DOWN. ard turn not s'opping unt
Si22l was bid Tho ruil- then gained tls courage,
aud ~ hard work succeeded IN pushing the irice 10
~ % which the nual nd. The transactions ag.re.
lat.l about = go 300 barrels,
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MIR. Hangs Pleasantly Detained.

Tho Senate Insurance Investigator Commit
tee met again yesterday in tho Post Once building but
adjourned without action. owing to the ahsoice Of Mr.
Francis \ Bangs counsel for Receiver Best. who ives
married To- Mary 4, Ratchocr Of Boston by tho Rsv.
lrbcr Nowlnn, AZ Trinity Church in that city Thurs
day, and who is now Oh his wedding tour.
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Chief Clerks Graves and James OF the Treas
ury Department and Special Treasury Agent Bracket
who We're appointed by Secretary Folgcr time ago
10 investigate tile doings Of the Custom House
peted their Sbors yesterday They consulted with Col
lcctor Robertson about making their The state
ment was volunteered at the Custom House that the
port would DO the pretext for making removals.
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Reduction in Railroad Fares,

MISSEAroLIs. Nov. 1.-THE agents Of the
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. raU Railroad last night re-
ccycd orders to soil through rhos from this city or st
Paul TO Chicago, lrst class "a This il IN retaliation
On the Rock Island ulrOni Tor the cutting Of rate. be-
tweeh here aud Chicago IL. Albert Lea ute which
has been going on tor month past.
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The body u cleophas DupWis. u wealthy merchant at
lceh fonhl the river at Montreal - believed that
lac "h robbed aud then thrown over the bridge.
Attorney General Brewster has appointed James Il
Young OF rhilxdelphA Chief Clerk Of the Department Of
Justice. VIC: Samuel Nullik~n. resigned and Janes
msnt, VICE A. T druy, resigned. The changes Eoi sso
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Removed by Comfy Clerk Butler.

County Clork Butler yesterday removed
Samuel Barry, Clerk Of Part L.. Supreme Court, Mr.
Barry, who Is member Of The County Democracy in tho
Fifteenth ks-,mlr district, refused to supuOrt Mr.
simon stcynes ticket at the late election
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For President or the Board or Aidermeu.

The canvass for President of the newly elect
ell Board of Aldermen has already begun. The candi
dates Iohn Reilly, Edward 7. Fitzpatrick, Michael
puN and Thomas Carroll The real contest IL between
Mr. Reilly and Mr., Fitzpatrick. Mr. Reilly, who is be
cfcl to b" rsi IN tho race, was once President OF the
Board vi Assistant Aldermen. and several terms ali Al
deruan lie Is u Tammany Democrat.
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Tho Dwyer Brothers said yesterday that al
t"n.h 'h,y l'Nd sEr:.d 70 sell lmloo LLsuetSGs snd
agreed to pu chase them yet hs sale had not beeu
sunlnattd, aud would not now take place.
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To Nridge Niagara.

OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. 11.-Tho comp any which
applied to Parliament last year for charter to build
bridge across Niagara River somewhere between
Lewiston aud the Fall has given notice Of its intsn.
lion 10 renew its application next season.
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Justice Naeher has discharged John Spinola.
brother Of ten Francis Splnola who ed Tor
-tniAus his wife In aqnnrrel about hs broaAtas Mrs
SpinVlL refused 10 prosecute.