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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-15
THE DEBT OF MEXICO.

CRY OF MEXICO, Nov. ll.-lntcryiews with
high officials develop the following facts regarding tho
English debt Mexico Acknowledges an Indebtedness,
principal and interest OF Gl6,OOOOOO. Last April
private agent Of Mexico without full authority made an
agreement with the bOndhodrrs by which Mexico was 10
replace the outstanding bonds with new issue for
49OOOOOOO at per cent interest. Tho additional
GIOOOOOO was for the purpose Of paying the ilrat
years interest and rcmbursing the expenses of the
bondholders committee subsequently, Congress author
zcd the President 10 settle the debt on the given basis
When the text OF the agreement arrived from London
the President refused 10 approve the ADDITIONAL
GiOOOOOO Negotiations Tor a now agreement were
then begun, but they failed. Two weeks ago mo fTes
dent instructed Carlos Riyas, the Mexican agent IN Lon
don TO offer 100000 in bonds instead OF tZOOOo-
900 The lfcr refused. Ryas was instructed last
week 10 suspend negotiations Tie GOVERNMENTS an foh7
10 settle but considers tho demand OF the D0hdhoefs
LNLlI
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HARMED or DEArH BYA PARrRlDGE.
SINGULAR INCIDENTS RELATED or LAFAYETTE
COOK WHO FORETOID THE DAY HE SHOULD DIE.

SINGULAR INCIDENTS RELATED or LAFAYETTE
COOK WHO FOREToID THE DAY HE SHOULD DIE.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIRUNC.l
BosToN, Nov. 14.-The mystery attending the
death OF Laiay cite Cook at South Auburn, Me- - no
nearer solution that it Monday. The coroner has
failed to show any physical Tor death and Is con
vinced THAT the old did not take poison. The men
who watched with Cook Sunday night say that the
only movement Of the body during the night slight
expansion Of his chest occasionally. Tie death lutor
w;,s noticed at 1866 Monday morning.
Cook was Hny years age. lie had worked ln ono
room for five years making Oycralls, and WAS much re
duccd in flesh the of Ls death 10 moisture cX
uded from his mouth eyes. relative says that for
two weeks prior his death he had predicted that event
Oh the day on which IL occurred, and irto trance
At that tine.
Nearly two months prior to L.s own DEATH Cook at
tended the funeral Of an only daughter whom he greatly
loved audycry aftciprcdcicd owu death II was
.uie morning, when gIJudClldCslme running into the
LOu.c and sad that partridge bad flown into the wood
she'd aud could not get out Cook greatly disturbed
over tiis and cynced much fear turning pac rc-
tempted eaten the partridge, bat the bird showed
fight and evaded them The sOn-iI-law then started
fo! ns gan but Cook ncrcrcd 10 save The binds life.
tno-t Of affair ig oIurrrd
conduct OF the partridge toward Cook which Is youchrd
for by Mr. Che-cy. The in law says that as soon as
Cook went into the she'd the bird flew toward hu and
few I'm a circle about his feet She sat on his shoulder
ana pcckcd at his face and acrwad alightcd on hi,
hands Ahc biId.was placed the aoorand
the NOV Vcncns. IL was then placed tree near tho
lnusc Cook ful bidding any shoot IT, n remained
near the utmost affection for him, Vulug and pp!ug
parIiGgclkc. FINALLY H. flew away the direction of
after The 6!rd departed Cook ten into a trance and re,
IualuCd unconscious FOR ten hours.
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TRE cROwN pRNcEs vIsTr rO spAIN

BERLIN, Nov. l1.-It is reported that the
Crown Prince Frederick william VIII meet King Hum
bert u Italy, when returning from hi, visit TO King Al
fuu-G ul spain.
Lo"noS, Nov IA German squadron has arrived AZ
Genoa 20 c.c1rt the German Crown Prince TO Spain.
Tho Berlin correspondent y ~, Co'ogae Gtc'e, refer
r 90 ho.,r articles Of the French press in regard 10
the German Crown Prices projected visit to Spain,
c-rcall'y auul,g 20 article n the Paris National,
which lc says plainly intended 10 iurc the Spanish
I,uuhtis to commit act 0i revolt - an answer 10
SPAIN I,,,ptl.uuI 90. German Crown Prince The cor
t-i.HI,t aIL, aJt money La- been sent ~ Barcelona
ilou France WITH tu- object
Wtlarr Nov II-Ar aidc-lccamp of King Alfonso
las l,G Or E.uu with reply T. Emperor williams
autograph letter announcing the proposed visit or the
lrn.u pIn-- II-L-Lllk Ml.iam.
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strengthened his canvass but have much strengthened
mine m
"What have you to say as to your own eXpectatonSf
have to say thatmy estimates differ from his lie con-
cedes me 90 believe shall have 50 to 30 on te
first ballot and nomination the second, produced by
large accessOns from New York and from other quarters
of members VINO will vote for Mr. Coxon the hrst oaiot
as a compliment" ,... .,
How do You divide the votes remaining between can
didates iu opposition TO youP' .
That somewhat depends upon whether Mr. Springer
is or is not candidate If candidate, he may nave yen
yotps-nOt over Between Mr.. Carlisle and Mr. Cox the
former has what is equivalent TO three out OF every
four"
Will the session be n long or short OnCl
II ought 10 close May sooner ana let the bnsl
ness Othe country be secure from agitation and doubt
"Wi the tariff he ae1tatedP
prefer to express opinion to the details Of
the legisat that is probable"
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OUTBEEAK or DIPHTHERLA IN ONO.
lnr TELrGRArn TO 1nr rRInuNE. ]

CLEYELhNp, Nov. l2.--Diph,hcria RACES in
We; Cleveland 90 an alarming extent. Many deaths
have already occurred Tho disease broke ont some
weeks ago IA particular locality and prevailed mostly
amcuc German families Eight little children were down
az one time In half dozen houses that almost touched
each other. Physicians p0wcrlcss 10 check the
spread Of the disease and II has extended O other parts
U The city. There has been many twenty eases.
Complaint ht, been made that the d.'a-c caused by
the DIAL from the city, which resident has been using
on his land fertilizer II II alleged that the stencils
nge Lave been begun 10 compel the person In question 10
stop; and there h gcat excitement about In tho VIII
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
QUARANTINE TO BE RAISED IN Tt

QUARANTINE TO BE RAISED ~ TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Nov. IA dispatch to The Necs
from says The quarantine at all the ports OI Texas
viii be raised tomorrow"
MEXICAN VISITORS IN ST. LOUIS
ST IOUIs Nov. 1.-THE Mexican excursion party
ccpton at the Commercial Exchange
TWO MEN SHOT IN a QUARREL.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.-ln a quarrel at Amolds
station near Liberty, No. yesterday George Nol Iatay
'' A NEW SURROGATE APPOINTED.
TRENTON, Nov; il-Goyern0r LUDLOW u, mas ap1
County in place ofthc ato William Johnson
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES IN BOSTON.
BOsToN, Nov l1.-lhc monthly statement OF the
Board of Health shows noticeable Increase IN October & OF
diseases There were 2lS cases ot scarlet eV'
REDUCING THE NAIL PRODUCTION.
PrrTsBURG. NOV. ll-At the meeting of tho Vest ST
N here ere tSSy sePs @SpSsn Si
A VESSEL LAUNCHED IN MAINE
WMDoBoR0,, Me-, Noy: l4;.Ihe barkentIgIG
co. She is owned by tho builders John s Emery CO.
others of Boston, and Captain Wyma VINO VIII oonan"
CONVENTION OF wHIskEY DIsTILLERs.
CHICAGO, Nov 1.-THE Western Export Associa-
ZION held secret here to-day Tho differences winch
have existed the various members Of inc assCcatSn
ms To capacity OF their were ancaoy
PROTECTION OF THE MEXICAN FRONTIER
SAN ANTONIO, Noy. lt,Colcnel EaldeZ ahd
Understood General Maelenze ae Pearm1e9t Gom9an5S
Of tho TWO governments.
A CHURCH DECIDES TO PAY IT'S DEBT,
ERIE. Nov. l1.-i.aWycISO Ol INC DdptlSS OuulNh
nj tbs pcc recently pleaded the statute O limitations when
man 10 whom Church Society owed money attempted 10
sc the debt Church has decided not TO take ady2E
tage OF this defence but To pay the debt
GOVERNMENT SUIT FOR OIL LANDS
PTrTsBURG, Nov. IA suit IN ejeotment was
entered In the United Circuit Court this morning by
hs United States Government against John sidney Tor ne
recovery 437 OF oil land Forest County Whch tue
defendant Is IN possession OF On quit claul.
THE TOMS RIVER BRIDGE.
TRENTON, Nov. l4.ln the supreme Court to-,tty ~
ARGUMENTS completed the application OF residents OF
ocean County for an nlunction against tIe 9lHlS & O
rge over Toms River Island Heights by the Phie pima
and Tong Branch Railroad Company. The decision was re-
served. -..-
CONVENTION OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
CUCAGO. Nov. 1.-THE eighth annual CONVENTION
of Railway Passenger and Freight ConducoTs Mutual A1
ana pened Association held here today The reeepts OF
The association $4,000 and the disbursements on ae
count deaths and disabilities saoOUO III" pieSoHV 0
Ocrshlp numbers l,4b1 -.
A CANAL CEDED TO THE UNITED STATES.
CuICAGO Nov. IA dispatch from Springfield,
H. TO The Journal says; Governor Hamilton tnis m2nin
forwarded transcript OF the act OF the Illinois legsatue
cedng the n0s and Michigan Canal 70 the Federal Govern
mrnt aud the Of tho people upon the proposed
10 tho President OF the United states Win the request n
bs presented " Congress"
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE MURDERER OF CAREY.
ROGER A. PRYOR PERMITTED TO SEE O'DONNELL-
THE Defence.

IONLh n fh1OR PERMITTED TO SEE ODONNELL--
THE Defence.
LONDON, Nov. 14-The preparations for ODOn-
nelPs defence are well advanced Mr.. McInerney,
OF ODonnclPs counsel, has brought from Ireland q
mass OF evidence, and he feels confident that the
verdict OF the jury in O'DonnclPs case will not be
that OF wilful murder. The witnesses from the
Cape OF Good Hope expected to arrive in Eng
lard on Saturday. William J. HOppn, Secretary Of
the American Legation, in the absence of Minister
Lowell, has visited O'Donnell and formally ascer-
tanned the fact of his American citizenship.
The prison rules have heretofore prevented
Roger A. Pryor, O'Donnelrs American counsel,
from seeing him without the permission Of the
Home Department. Mr.. Gray, solicitor for O'Don-
nell, recently wrote to Sir William HarcOurt Home
Secretary asking permission for Mr.. Pryor to visit
his client. Sir William HarcOurt replied that Mr.
Pryormust make apersOnal application, in which he
muststate the grounds for his request. Mr. Pryor ac
cOrdingy made the required application stating as
the sole ground therefor that he being of the COun
sci for the prisoner deemed it cXpcdont fol the de-
meut theTeupOn granted tho request. Mr.. Pryor
was afforded every facility to-day by the officials
OF NcwGatc Prison for the interview with the
prisoner, which lasted two and a half hours.
justice George DCnman, of the Court of Queens
Bench, VIII probably preside at the trial Of O'DOn-
nell
LONDON Nov. 15.-Tt is understood that the
Opcf iuy Of the trial Of O'DOmnrll has been fixed
for Noycmhtr o.
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EAIAL AccDLNr AT LOYOLA COLLEGE.
BROTHER o'CONSEL KILLED b FAILING FROM a
WINDOW.

WINDOW.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IA shocking accident,
causing the death of Brother COnncn, Of LOyOa College
occurred at that institution to-day Brother OConuell
who had been lay member Of the Society Of Jesus for
fortycgh years. was BY trade carpenter and occasion
ally do tHng jobs Of repairing around the college
lie asccudcd 10 tho second story and began putting in
frame or glass watch had been broken While thus en-
gagged he leaned the window sill, aud losing his bal
aucc, was prcciptaJcd 70 the courtyard below. The
whirlng sound OF the falling body and tho crash the
paved courtyard below gave the first ntimaon to the
priests and brothers Of the distressing affair In few
moment. EIOther OCOuncl dead. Among those VINO
were first reach the dying the Rev. Father
Clarke who administered thr rites Jf the church. the
Injured man breathing his ltst just "a the venerable
priest pronounced the ahsolution.
The deceased man, Richard OCOnncll was scycntytve
years Of age native Of Ireland, and had been an inmate
~ Lnyola College more than twenty years. ho formerly
lived at ~ Johns College, Philadelphia.
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RESULTS or A MISALLLANCE
4 WHITE GIRI. MARRIEs 4 NEGRO IL HASTE AND
REPENT3 At TER LEISURE.
TELEGRIP O rRrpfrsrI

lDY 1ELbGRAfh 10 TIE IRlBUEE.l
CLEVELAND, Nov. 14.-Tamscn Walker
white GIRL coped from her home at burg Va some
months ago. with John Ash, coorcd. The couple came
~ Cleveland and were married Two weeks ago the girls
father reclaimed his daughter ard persuaded her to ap
ply for a divorce To-day Ash filed answer TO the pc
tition He claims that he a servant In her fathers
faIny fer number Of years ana that they were thrown
each others company. He says that Tanscn did
most Of the lOvemakng herself, she being person Of
pure white blood and having greater advantages than he
and was his superior Intellectually Instead Of her being
Influenced by him, he was Influenced by her lie lays the
blame of the eopenct AL to her. saying that planned
the hight making an excuse 10 her parents of visiting
relatives She met him 0U the way and would NOT listen
10 his protests against carrying ont the plan He says he
did not want 10 clOpc but she would have him do So The
difference in their social position pointed out TO her
he says and the probability Of trouble arising through
This cause but 10 was all I'm vain. denies lnt fle
marriage was procured through fear compuson or
fraud declares that the ceremony was performed at
her special request, 10 save rather than 10 STAN her
character
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THE THREATENED WAR IN THE EAST.
SOLICITATIONS rETwEEN FRANCE AND CHINA I
RELATION TO TUNQtJS.

NEGCFiATlONs rETWEEN FRANCE AND CHINA IN
RELATION TO TUNQUJE.
LONDON, Nov. IA Paris dispatch to a local
news aScrcy asserts that Marquis Tscug, the Chi
ncsc Ambassador, is preplIcd 10 present al aima-
tuH t. the French Government AID demand hs
passports, il the French forces IN Touquin mako an
attack upon Bac-hinh aud Soutay.
4 Paris dispatch to Renters Telegram Company
says IL Is understood that Marquis Iscng has re-
tuned TO Paris because that city is more convenient
in which to carry On the negotiations with France
and not ou ace unt Of any fresh incident that has
arisen between China and France.
PAUs, Nov. li-lh, LhoGf says the negotiations
between France aud CHINA on the IouquIn IUcs-
tIon are likely To b, resumed UuDn basis which
viii allow China % rctaiu BIC-NIlH.
LoHDnS, Nov. lJ.-lho Pans correspondent of
Tie atty AO0s says that the Marquis Iscug viii
meet Premier Ferry Oh Thursday.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
CONVICTION OF A HORSE THIEI

IONVIJTION a
BUFFALO, Nov. l4.-LcOnard b. Carr, who was
Bridgeport Conn., for stealing horse and buggy
this city in July convicted to-day and Will be sen
tenced on Monday.
KILLING 4 MAN IN SELF DEFENCE.
Providence, Nov. I4.-tieOrge w. COngdOn. who
murder Kent County, testified to-day that he
shot Wilcox IN sefdeencs while wilcox cndcavoring 10
strike HIM with oar.
DEATH FROM COLD AND sTARVATION.
CINCINNATI, Nov IA dispatch TO The Times
star from Lexington, Ky Gays Harriet Hawkins and child
cOloed I'm bed together this morning IL IL
supposed they died from starvation and cold"
BURGLARS CONVICTED AND SENTENCED.
LEBANON, Penn, Nov. 14.-Nine burglars were
sentenced TO various terms In the pcn
Tertiary They operating for long time " the
the inhabitants OF large district
TWENTY YEARS IN PRISON FOR ASSAULT
NORWICH, Conn., Nov 14.-Manuel Montairo. on
sabbing Policeman H september g. was con-
viced today and eentenced 10 twenty state prison
Montaro hearing bis sentences That means for
LIE"
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IVO REnIRKABLE GUNS.

HARTFORD, Nov. 1.-two machine guns
have lust been completed at Pratt Whluy rs works. in
ta city, Tor General Grant presents to the VicerOy OF
China and the Mlzado Of japan. The guns Pratt &
Whlmcys improvement over tho gun once known as the
Gardiner gun. The models after which lhcso two guns are
made have government record OF 5OJ shots minute,
aud have been fired ut the rate Of 700 shots minute and
5000 shots Ia 10 minutes 20 seconds.
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FRANCE AND HAYTI

PARIS, Nov. 14.-Prcmicr Ferry has written
letter 20 the Deputy for the French West Indies -ta
Ing that the French Charge GAIrcs at Portau Prince
h.a been instructed 10 insist upon the payment Of IN
drInuty by the UaytIu Government 20 Frcuchmen who
may have suffered los. during revolt, and take
steps To ascertain the extent which property has been
damaged The French cruiser Miucryc viii visit Port
l Prince aud Cape iluyon and the French Gov eminent
Will 10 lt- utmost 10 protect Funcbnrn IN Hayu
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IN OrsTER lLELr WREcKLD.
A SCORE OK MORE or LIVE, LOST ~ IHE ELCINT
GALE.
InY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRncSrl


lHY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBCSrl
BALTIMORE, Now 1.-THE report Of the
storm on Monday the Chesapeake BAY, and the
consequent loss 10 tho oyster ncct, il not
at all cxaggctated. Captain A. T Nelson arrived
tonight fofl CIsncld IN schooner j. D. Richards, and
reports the John Richardson sunk in Kidccrs
Strait and Captain j. W. Wallis and two Of her crew,
Tobias McHcady and william Thomas drowned. Captain
Nelson says he recovered these bodies from the wreck
and took them Crscd The loss ofic as FAR reported
Ia: eio0p Wac f. Thomas, ten men, including Captain
Preston Webster Two unknown schoOners of Seven
foot Knoll. and another OF Sandy Point. Their uf
ten each all missing Tie schooner John Rich
aIdsou kidgcrs strait lost three and an unknown
Schooner In the lower bay, near Crirhcld, II lost
with four OF her Oystcrmcn believe that the list Of
casualties is not yet complete IL will be- several days
before news can be received from several
Isolated Oyster bcds, where the storm
must have been violent Numerous small
oyster cTaa arc missing with large reward II
offered for the recovery Of the body OF Captain Preston
Webster and numerous ycsseA going TO the of
tr disaster with graphing rons etc. for the recovery OF
the bodies.
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con- MINERS SEEK ARBITRATY0M

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE officials of
the Miners Association in open letter invite the coal
operators OF the four river pools TO meet them Fri
day for the purpose Of appointing board Of arbitration
The letter says that the miners ready and willing 10
meet the operators half way and suggests that the latter
interest themselves IN the rcadusmcn Of the prices for
M
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NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 1I.-Vice- Chancellor
Proudfoot has annuilcd the marriage Between Ahaer-
scn a medical student, and young woman belon9iug
10 n highly respectable family, whom no had
,nscd and whose brother forced him TO marry her Inc
Chancellor held that both parties must consent OF
their own will before the marriage contract % legal
MONTREAL, Nov. lit is reported that tho Irench
Government has subsidized new line OF steamers 10 run
between Rouen and Montreal In the summer ana llaaA
In tho winter Ne definite Information has been received
as 10 the promoters Of the line.
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ATALK WITH Mr.. RANDALL.

CONFIDENT OF HIS OWN ELECTION on TIE SECOND
BALLOT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA Times reporter
found exSpeaker Randall at his country homo at Ber
wyn to-day resting from his campaign labOTs and les-
arey preparing fer the transfer Of his headquarters TO
washington, where ne will 60 Saturday. did you
zee Mr.. Carlisles claim :" Mr.. Randall was asked
DID," was the reply.
:" What 10 yon think Of itlp
He h eyer-sangaine. The recent elections have not
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TIE MURDERER or ROSE AMBLER.
fBY TELEGRAPH to TIE rmBUSEJ

ELGIN ILL.,, Nov. l1.-ROsc Ambler's brother,
Waiter Clark who lives in Maple Park will leave tina
place for Ssatord, Conn., In the hope that he will he abe
to solve the mystery OF the murder Of his sister He says
he received letter from his mother i'm which she
that there arc accommodating circumstances which
point Lewis the man to whom she was engaged IA her
murderer. club was found In his buggy, and other
facts 20 indicate that he knew the tragedy The
brother thinks there Will be some startling developments
In the case before long
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4 STOLEN RIDE ENDS IN DEATH.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUvFJ

TRENTON, Nov. 14.-Samucl Allit0n, en-
ployed in n rubber min the outskirts Of Trenton,
jumped passing freight train TO ride home this even
ing and in getting of the station fell under the wheels
aud was instantly killed
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cAyrAsslNG rHE V0E IN NEW-JERsEY.
my TELEGRAPH TO rnE rRrBUSrJ

TRENTON, Nov. 14.-GOvcrnOr Ludlow to-
day appointed Senators Smith OF Burlington County,
Mcntt Of Camden Carpenter OF Huntcrdon and schcnck
Of Mddlcscx UwO Republicans and two Dcmocnts)
members Of the State Board OF Canvas-crs officially TO
determine tho result Of The late election. The Governor
himself l. the NTH member The Board Will No
mi
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MAYOR PALMER SHOWS FIGHT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrsUyE1

BOsToN, Nov. 14.-The Municipal contest in
Boston promises TO be lively General Martin who ia
Citizens candidate will probably be eleoted but the But
lerPamer wing of the Democratic party Is not satisfied
with the nomination OF man who represents the best
interests of Boston, stanch Democrat OF the very best
character. Hence at the meeting OF tho Democratic
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THE YOUNG MILWACKEE HIGHW4TuEN.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 14.-Pentz and McCul-
lough who were arrested for shooting cardryer Grothe
in the face and back when they attempted to steal his
cashbox confessed tho deed to-day. The accused are
boy4 addicted TO dlmenOycl reading. Tho police have
evidence of their work hghWaymCn in other cases
Crotlc is still alive.
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IcE LEFT OYER FROM LAST WWTER.

Troy, Nov. 14.-Ihe lee dealers of this city
and vicinity have from $4,000 to 10000 tons OF ice left
over from last winters harvest It Is estimated that
nffh Of last winters crop on tho Hudson below
Albany Is left Tho surplus lee - ia the hands Cf
dealers not spcculacrs, as was the case last year
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4 rROY MERcH4Nr MISsLNG.

TROY, Nov. III. f. Condit, a merchant of
this city started for NcwYork Noyember4 and has
since been missing He had $500 with hal, and stated
that he was going New York 10 buy goods COndits
store was closed yesterday, and his relatives in New
cr-cy who fr hc has met with foul play have engaged
2 lnMNcr ~ look afCr The prOnerty.
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TRRIyGTON's MISSION DENOUNCED.

DUBLIN, Nov. 1I.-Ihc FrccmdHs journal
yal.A.a % letter su'd by Dr. Redmond, priest of tho
Diocese of Wc-tDinst"r d nouucing Mr. Errugtons mis-
sion o Rouo In the interest Of landlords and the
English Government He declares that the Irish clergy
and laliy have tho rsht 10 fight their own political
bltlr- and that the Ci5 must stand aside II It decides
adversely the Irish people II may deal mortal blow TO
tho Church.
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NOT MURDERED AFTER All.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA post mortcm eXaInina-
ton OF Gu,sie" Ocrcl who died suddenly I'm court yes
tcray showed that death caused by fatty degenerd
ton OF the heart.
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city Committee tonight Alderman Hugh oBren d dT,or ,ar
nc1,uat,d for MayOr Mr O'BTcn II much too BOOd 10,
the wing of the party win represent lie mas scrVeH
several terms in the Board Of Aldermen r. pn2lsher oi
Thc DDing List and is generally respected his "''"
3 considered almost certain.