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LocEpoaT MERCHANTS DEFR4UDED.
lHY TELEGRAPH 10 rHgTRrBuNRl

LoCKroRT, \. Y, Oct. 2.-Pcrsons claiming
10 represent IN extensive New.York Rrm called The
Metz )pO!it'n Mercantile Agency, have cIcVerly victim
zcd uevera LochUort business They claimed to he
collect ous,audiuS accounts at much lower rates
than tho could do work for Themselves and would
take all necessary legal action to insure payment sew
eral merchants iool5hy paid somo suns down, and
othcra gave two and three month. notes advance FOR
town, selling tue notes obtained TO SYRACUSE brokers at
heavy discount The noso, having mnuled, the brokers
sued receive thcr face TIuc, and the Eigucrs
rested the ground that tho notes ;raudulcutly
obtained test udB" tried before Jury today ana
resulted In favor OF the defendants but u will be car
ricI to u higher court
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PLEADING GUILTY or LIBELLIYG.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2-George W. Corlis,
Editor ana manager OF Tie Insurance Crii'c, Of New
York. charged with libeng william :. Allen president
Of The United Firemen's Insurance Company, Of this
cfy this afternoon, upon the advice or his counsel
pleaded guilty. In paliauon It was claimed that TO
artice-whch was a criticism or Mr. Aliens manage
meut OF the corporal iOn-had not been published mails
cou,ly and tuat u rcrdCtiOu hId been made. sentence
was deferred until Friday week and bail was renewed
by The defendant.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS

AN IMPROBABLE REPORT ABOUT GREELY.
LONDON Oct. 2.-The Times gives a report from
the operhaNk correspondent of Copenhagen
!ourha tnat Lieutenant Greedy, of the American
Arcue e1peuiuon, was murdered by a mutinous
crew. The report comes from Hans Hendrix. an
Esqumau with Dr. Nathorst. Hendrix states that
he got the news from an Esquirnau at CaDe York
The Times considers the report improhable as DIR
Nathorst has never mentioned il mr Nath
orst was the geologst Of the Eordepskiod e1pedi-
tion. Professor Nordenskjold telegraphed from
5eraosten, on September ~, that Hans Cbristlap
having met party of EsQuimaux at GodRayn, who
had come irom Wolsterhom. THIS party stated that
they had been Informed by other natives that the
member of the party dead. Ihs report printed
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MURDEROU8 ATTACK on an OLD INDIAN

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. "A Times Democrat
Little Rock dispatch suys: dispatch from the Indian
Territory reports q murderous attack upon Isoma
Indian eighty years old, who was known to have
On Sunday night four appeared s IsOmas door and
demanded adInittanoe, The Indian refused 10 admit
them, wbereupon they began firing into the hut and
beating down tho door, As they entered the Indian
Jumped out of the window. but was seized Upon bis
te!nblpg 10 tell where he kept his money ho was SUBJ
leoted 10 inhuman torture He remained obdurae
and the robbers sbOt him several times and beat him
until be was nsensiOle, They then plundersd the hut
and carried away not leah than $4,000 lsOma Will die.
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: S'[ONsO WELCOMED HOME.
A GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN MADiiD, ~
, RITTER FEELING AMONG 5PANIARDS AdAi>"'
FRANCE

A GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN hADl'-D. ,-.
RITTER FEELING AMONG sPANIARDs AOAi-,"-
FRANCE.
King Alfonso arrived in Madrid yeSVeI""'
afternoon, and was received with great en-
thusiasm by crowd which filed the streets
from the station to the palace Much
excitement still prevails among the spanish
noonle over the insults which the King received
from the populace in Paris. a MiIIS'erlai
crisis Is reported in France. PresiuehU VIeNy
soD-in-law is charged by members OF the
Cabinet with having aided the a<a.ion
AGAINST the King. German newspapers declare
+bot tho bisses of the French mob were aimed
at Germany.
THE ZINC ENTHUSIASTICALLY CHEERED
TUE STREETS CROWDED FROM THE STATION ~ AAE
ROYAL PALACE.
MADRID. Oct. 2.-K!ng Alfonso arrived here TINS
ofteruoon, An enormous crowd completely olocKeu
.stroets between the railway station and the Royal
palace Flags were displaycdmeVery part olthe oI'V
and many shops were closed, The Queen went
Totbe Escurial to meet the King, whom the Cabinet
ministers, civil and military officers, and many
other DEPUTIES and Senators welcomed at the
station. On the arrival of the tram loud cheers
were raised lasting several minutes. Their Majes-
ties proceeded to the palace in carriage unes-
corted. They were surrounded and followed 10y
great mass of people. The paudits continued along
the whole route. The enthusiasm was greatest IN
the square before the palace, where thousands had
assembled, almost stopping the progress ot the
Royal carriage
Tue King appeared on the, balcony Of the palace
several times and afterwaId held popular recep.
f;on To-night a serenade was given before the
palace by the bands of tine garrison. Many houses
throughout the city were illuminated, III C01Tto
estimated that 10000 persons attended the recep-
fion The King ordered that one should be re,
fused admittance 10 the palace The salons could
scarcely contain the immense crowd OF aTlstocraS'
Officers private soldiers, students and wO-kmon.
lRUN, Spain, Oct. 2.-The train containing the
KInr and suite arrived here this morning The
King was received with unbOuuded enthusiasm by
the crowd in waiting.
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NOTES FROM THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL Oct. PA city bailiff was pitched
through the plate glass window Of restaurant here last
night by sailor OF the war ship Canada for having
made deprecatory remarks regarding Prince George Of
Wales
TORONTO oct 2-Ia the Jdrrard cGtradltion case the
prisoner has been auJcI until court in term sls
November 10.
QUEBEC Oct The Federal authorities are about
having survey made Of the North Channel of tic 81
Lawrence River below QucO~c with view 10 tho re-
mOYa Of the rocks in the channel such as that upon
which the steamer James recently stranded
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THE COREAN EMRAS,Y-

WAsHNGTON, Oct. 2.-The COrean Embassy
pad Official visit to the state, War and Navy Depart
ments to-day The Embassy received at the state
Department by Assistant Secretaries Davis and Hunter
aud Cnicf Clerk Brown at the Navy Department by
Acting Secretary Nichols Rear Admiral shufcldt, and
CUmmodygcs Walker and English aud al the War De-
partmeut By AQutant-Ggueral Drum. Tao visitors
appeared solemn throughout, except when they met
Admiral Shuieldr IN whom they recognized an old
acquaintance. The head vi the Embassy took occasion
tBaUk Admiral Snufe d behalf OF the COrean Cow
ernment for nis good Offices IN bringing about closer
relations between the United states and tOrca Admiral
Shuedt in reply said he expected ~ make another visit
To CUred next year.
The Embassy wiz remain here two or three weeks.
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CRIMES AND c4SUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
KILLED BY A rALLING RnoE.

CHICAGO Oct 2.-As Henry McNichols a CON
tractor working store at Rogers Park this
Ing the roof fell in, EtIuuy killing MCNchOls. Patrick
Mcdonald and another workman whose f. unknown!
CAPTAIN BAEkERs TRIAL BEGUN.
PHILADELPHIA, Orr. 2.-Ihe trial OF Cap'aln
Lewis Barker, charged With having wrecked the schooner
Mary Leach owned by Warner Merritt OF this city on
Old Providence Reef In tho Caribbean begun to-day
IN tho United states Circuit Court Hs Is 10 be led under
Indictment the penalty Of which conviction death
TO BE HANGED FOR WIFE MURDER.
EASTON. Penn, Oct. John Dillmau was to-
day sentenced 10 0s hanged for the murder Of his WIFE
HeCktOwn this county March. Dllman his W!fCs
hrO at and left her lying on the roadside.
FRENZY OF a REELECTED sCITOR
BUELINGION Iowa. OCT IA dispatch 10 the
HqUksye from Iowa Junction, H. that yesterday ".
Diver deaf mute who hld been rejected as suitor gy his
brothers WIDOW attempted XII her with and then
cut his throat and uounded himself the head with the
axe until he fell dead. The woman will recover.
BURSTING OF A DRAIN ELEVATOR.
ST PAUL, Oct IA dispatch from Fargo Dak.,
says that PlsbuGy Hulburts elevator, at HaTvo0d Das
burst % day he Of 10000 bushels O wheat
stored therein Most OF the grn will bs saved the weather
continues pleasaak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY NOT AFRAID.

A caucus of the County Democracy leaders
was held last evening at No. Union Square The CON
dlton OF the various Assembly District organizations
was discussed and It asserted that all were In good
condition It was agreed that it was advisable TO pro-
mote harmony for the sake OF the state ticket Gut lha
n rammany Hall wished try conclusions on the lOca
ticket the County Democracy not afraid 10 nominate
candidates OF It's own and abide tho issue ut the pous on
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TTo ST4GE ROBBErS ~ CUSTODY.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. "A special dispatch says
that HcnsIry and Emore, the two remaining stage
robbers who aided in numbering Collins, the Wells
Fargo messenger, on August 10, were captured yes
tcgiay by sheriff Gabriel, and taken % Florence.
Ariz., where their associates, RcIh.d aud Iuttir,
wais hanged hy the c.tIz7us. II !, expected that
the two just captured will share the same fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

FURTHER DrvrIoPmrvTs IN TIE SUIT ny H.R
HEIRS AGAINST MR. BLpDGETT.

rBY TELEGRAPH To IuE TEWUyEl
BO,roT, Oct. 2.--Ihc Armstrong Biodg 10
case was continued IN the supreme Cougt to-day aud
revealed remarkable financial manasaneht OF large
estate The counsel for tho prosecution to-day summed
m the anouus received by Ir Bodrctt from 1874 %
1892 making % total OF .35O,3sl so
Nj Blodgctt tcs,lacd that iu 1873 or 70 he visited
Mt Auburn Cemetery with MTs. Armstrong, where ucr
husband was buried lhrr. -he called MS attention o.
The condition az the monument which wls
crooked aud sadly IA need Of rcpiir, She re-
qus.tcd Mr. B.oIg"tt 20 attend to the repairs but
nothing has yet tcon done 20 carry out Acr Wishes Mr.
Bodgett admitted that lie received from her about that
time eglty.twD shares % Boston and Providence Rail.
road stock valued ~ sI2, ,OOO and $4,000 In Boston
and Maine stock upon condition that ha should repair
the monument The OLD Hdr hEs been dead about 90
year and half but Mr. B.odg.J ut- not ye. carried out
the wishes UI his bcurfaCtr.-6.
About ten year, before Mrs. Armstrong Gcl she
made a VIII cutting OF all her relatives, bGt she
never agued the elaborate document hhe WIS
centric w0mau, ana Notwithstanding her great wealth aud
after she passed heg -nTc.C, year. sAo or several years
did her work, plugru.u. mCG'I service, wash
ing down her fOOr,trp5 on Beacon Ii, doing her
COoklng ami caring tOrtIe furnace IRE VET she
The defendant tcs.ii.s 40 good tO hn that
voluntarily presented him Wltu more than 100000 4
year iOg period OF about ten years
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NJ ANTOINE ARRESTED FOR HIGH TREASON.
METZ Oct. 2-M. Antoine, deputy from Asaoe
IN the Reichstag and a member of the Asace Pro.
test party, was recently forbidden to publish a
newspaper in this city by order Of Marshal Manteuf-
fel Governor OF the Provinces of Lorraine on
the ground that it would be too seditou, and anti
German. NJ. Antoine replied to this order by
writing to the Governor and expressing hope that
he would be avenged therefor. This and subseouent
utterances OF Vi, Antoine have eliminated according
TO an announcement in the Zeitng to-day In his ar
rest upon charge Of high treason to the Empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
CHARGED WIN BURNING A CHUKcA
lByTErEorLru TO THE rRrnuyrl

TRENTON, Oct. 2.-TrcntOn police officers
to-day arrested Gsadc Green, OF this city charge OF
being the who set FIRE TO 81 Johns Roman Catholic
Church, which ruined By fire late Sunday night
Three altlrboys identify Green the stranger who
by nom IN the sacrIsty just the sexton was clos
iug the church after the evening service. policeman
Green lH CyOpsrSt In tho Of the church few
minutes before tho fire discovered Green has
served term In state prison and bears bad reputation
He was aITaigned IN the Police Court tonight but
remauded until morning without examination No mo-
IA known.
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THE PREsGYrERF OF NEw-BRUySUIcE,
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRnuvE.I

TRENTON Oct. 2.-Thc Presbytery of New
BrUnswlck met in tho Prospect Street Church In this
city this morning II was opened with by tho
retiring Moderator the Rev. D. NJ studdforI Of Treu-
ton. The Rev. s. @. Conllng was elected Moderator
THIS evening tue Rev. H. w. Nudge, OF Princeton spoke
upon Teaching the Teachers :" the Rev. Mr. Hnsdale
OF Princeton, "Tcachcrs' Pastoral Week" and tuo
Rev. Dr. Mcknight, Of New BruuswiCk on "'The Teach
ers Spiritual Lie" All had reference to 5undayschoo
Nrnr
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F4rAL FIGHr IN 4 TEXAS CHURCH

ONE MAN SHOT DEAD AND ANOTHER TERRIBLY
BEATEN.
GALVESTON, Oct. 2.-In the Baptist church
al Comanchc on sunday after the preaching over
and the congracltion hai gone to creek TO witness
bqptrsln Robert and William Butcher brothers, who
had remained IN the building. became involved in a
quarrel with one Harrs and Robert Butcher shot
with shotgun by Harris and expired almost Instantly.
William Butcher and Harris then engaged I'm struggle
for tIr UIssrs ion the during which Harr9
40 badly beaten the head that he may die. William
Butcher was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
~ cONNEcTLCrr rONN ELEcrION&

HARTFoRD, Conn, Oct. 2.-Thc returns
from the smul!.i town elections slowly. OF the
1873 towns heard from Republicans carried -, the
Democrats ~ AMI j. are evenly divided politically.
or the larger towns, the Republicans carried Norwich,
Mcrldeu. Waterbury, Ncw.Urltan, Derby and Man
chester The Democrats carried Hartford, NddctOWn,
SrW- London aud stamford. ~ election tOUA place at
New Haven or bridgeport
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4 BRITISH SHLP LOST.

ASTORIA, Ore, Oct. 2.-The British ship
Corpsmcre l55 days from London went ashore yester
day afternoon two miles south Of the POiGt Adams light
house All hands deserted the vessel shortly after she
struck The shtp and cargo said 20 be insured The
crow was picked up by the steamer Queen Of the
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MEETING or INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS.

A meeting was held last evening at No. 2lI
srpngsL for the purpose of organizing an association
Of Independent Democrats IN the Vth Assembly Dis
ricL Edward Burke was elected chairman and George
w. Bez secretary EI.COngressman James O'Bren was
present aud addressed tue meeting Hp'echts WeIo 'o
made by Samuel G.. Jackson aud John A. McCauey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
RAILWAY COLLISION IN BUFFALO,

BUFFALO, Oct. 2.-The Canadian Southern
train from Niagara Falls ran thc Belt Line train to-
day AT the Central Depot Henry Cutler had his left
hand crushed. BOtn engines were badly damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
4 LIBEL SUIg ENDED BY DEATH

FREEHOLD, n. j., Oct 2.-The October
Term OF the Monmouth County Court opened to-day
When the case OF George ". Patterson who sded tn'
late Hugh j. Hastings for $4,000 damages for libel
was called David Harvey, counsel for Patterson, s1
tue death Of Mr. Hastings.
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GR4ND ARMY DAY Ar PITTSBURG.

PIrrsBURG, Penn, Oct. 2.-This is Crane
Army day aud the city is in its holiday attire IN hohoro
tho veterans The day opened with STEADY RAM vines
rr,d rorv AZ N. decorations. bat the clouds passed
avy ars AZ oclook the sun was shining brightly and
the Streets were throng ged with visitors Inls s
there was a grand parade In which II s e'1'n"'eu' wv
less Uhan 10000 Veterans were 10 hne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
REMARKS OF THE KING TO NJ. GREyY

PARIS, Oct 2.--King Alfonso, in declining the in
vitation of President Gf6vy to proong his stay in
Paris remarked that M Gr6yy's apology for the
conduct Of the people in the streets on Saturday
might make him forget the bitterness Of his entry
into Paris, but that Spain would long remember
the Kisses Of the populace, who would not that
behind the King 1t was the Nation they were hiss
Ing As the train bearing tho King TO the frontier
left the station In Paris, His Majesty requested
General Pittie secretary of President GrGVy. TO
inform the President that ne left him with a deep
sense Of his courtesy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
NAVAL NTELLIGEyCE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-COmmander F. V.
McNar mas been detached from duty on the Naval EI-
aiming Board and placed waiting orders. He viii
appear before the board October 81 to be examined
for promotion Passed Assistant Engiueer James IL
Perry has been ordered to duty secretary 90 the Com
mission Navy Yards The naval board appointed to
survey the United states tug COhasseJ has repUr 10
the Navy Department that sue Oe put in good
ming order n less than four weeks al an exoeuse OF
S.,7Gj The Coins belongs 20 the tralnng .quIdrou
and wheu repaIrcd Will be Ordered To Newuorf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
CANAL BOATS SUNK AND ADRJFT.

BRfpGEPoRT, Conn.,, Oct. 1.-Two canal
boats belonging to the LehSh Coal and Navigation Com
pany containing 200 tons COAL broke loose this morning
from the seam tug Purcell while being towed to this
city, aud sunk between Penaed's Reef and Bridgeport
Light. fll -, A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
LANDSLIDE on THE WEST SHORE ROAD.

PoUGuKEEpsIE n. Y, Oct. 2.-There was
heavy land slide on the West Shore Railroad at High
land opposite this city this afternoon, the track being
covered with rocks and dirt Trains n both directions
,r, fefopeI hers A large gang OF men was put TO
work, and &c was thought that the tracks would be
cleared before morpBg. The Land slide was caused by
the heavy rains OF to-day.
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AFFAIRS IN PERT
LEY TIE cENrRAL AND sourn AMER1cax cAn1r.

LBY THE CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN CABLE.I
LIMA, Peru, Oct. 2, via Galveston-El
Biet PH5lico says that the evacuation OF Lima and
Calao by the Gillian troops will place as soon as
the necessary forces guarantee tranquility can be
organized, These cities will probably be delivered 10
the Ggcslas Government by October 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
A REPORT ABOUT RUSSIA DENIED

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 2.-The journal de ST. Peters
6oarg denies the report that Russia Is making mil
ltary preparations on the Austrian and German
frontiers and that two army corps have been dis
trbuted between the VIstua and Bug Rivers. II
states that Russia aims only at the maintenance of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
GETTING READY ~ NOMINATE 4 JUDGE

The Democratic Judiciary Convention for
the Id District to nominate supreme Court Judge
VIII be held in Brooklyn tomorrow. Tho number OF
Brooklyn delegates was completed last evening by the
saia,tiop or Henry Cucn i'm the lat Assembly District
aud james McGarry Ia tho lid District. Ihe mYOi'y
the believed TO favor the nomination Oh
willard Bartlett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
A PAPAL DECREE.

ROME. Oct "A Papal decree regulating pro-
cedure before the civil tribunals of the Vatican is
published. it ignores Italian law and ordains that
all contracts between any portion Of the Pope's
household and persons outside shall be regulated
solely by POntifiCal law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE sPEAKERsHIP CONTEST.
WHAT THE SUMMARY OF Mr.. wArrERsoN SHOW
IBY TELEGRAPH TO the rRmUyE1

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUsEl
WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-SOme time ago Editor
WattersoD. Of The Louisville Coier,IournaL addressed
TO every Democratic Representative.eect a circular
asking his preferences candidates for the Speakers
snip ana the Presidency In regard TO the speakersp
ana TO the question Of reopenlng the tariff agitation
taking the figures published ln THE TRIBUNE OF yester
day as basis, Mr.. WatersOn presents the following
statement:
For Carlisle first and no second choice 81 for g. s.
Cox, l3; for s. J. Randall, IL; for W. NJ Springer, 2t
Cox, srcOnd choice, A. 80 ~
Of the l33 thus classified, s5 outspoken in favor
nou-COmmittal " ~ ~ 49,
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THE CHNCH BUG IN NEw:YoRK STATE.
WArERrOwN. n. Y, Oct. THE IimtyS Redwood
reported few DAYS the discovery OF bug
which was destroying the meadows in that vicinity The
state EntomOogst reports 1t TO be the chnch bug oil the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
THE DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY.

GLASGOW. Oct 2.-NIchael Buchanan a1d John
Getty were arrested here yesterday evening in con-
neCtIOn with the dynamite conspiracy
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ANOTHER Fatal BOILER EXPLOSION

SALIpA, Col, Oct 2.-The boiler in saw
min owned by j. H. Moody exploded yesterday, inj
stantly killing NJ Moody. Several other persons A~'
narrow escapes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

sons place Witord Corners and set it ahre Tho
fire spread to another Rranery barn and lot OF stalks
and consumed them ALL occasloning loss OF nearly
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
DESTROYED ~ LIGHTNING.

MT. PLEASANT, n. j., Oct. 2.-Dunng to-
days severe storm lighting struck barn GU EEhal Jad
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SCURRILOUS ATTACK on THE KING.
PARIS Oct "A squb entitled "The Flight of
the ohlan King" has appeared on the boulevards.
IL contains a scurrilous attack on King Alfonso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

in The London Times may have been based upon the
same stOryl
RESIGNATION OF KING MILANS MINISTRY.
BELGRADE, Oct 2.-King Milan, who arrived here
yesterday, has accepted the designations of the mem
bers of his Ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

EOTREAIY BETWEEN GERMANY AND SPAIN
LONDON, Oct 2.-The Paris correspondent of Tie
Times, who was on the train with King Alfonso, re-
ports that ia an interview with the Marquis dc ia
Vega dc Armijo, the Spanish Minister of Foreign
Affairs he was authorized to deny the reports that
q treaty had been entered into b. Spain with Ger.
many,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03

tation Company bound for New Haven, lost her whole
tow OF eleven boats Of MerWns Point, near Iorui I
morning in the storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
INCREASING EXCITEMENT IN SPAIN.

MADRID Oct. 2.-The excitement Of tho Span
iards against France continues TO increase. The
Democratic and Republican journals unite in ad-
yising moderation on the part of the people. At
one of the theatres here last evening the audience
compelled an actress to substitute the national air
for some French couplets forming portion of the
play which was being performed. The popularity
o the Royal family bias vastly increased since the
events in Paris of last Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
- me INSULT AIMED IA GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct. 2.--The newspapers here regard the
insults hsaped upon King Alfonso moral defeat Of
France. No Power, they say, would now wish for
an alliance with her. The insults to the Spanish
against Germany, who considers them a sign Of
weakness.