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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
IN ORGANIZED BIND or CRIMINALS.
STARTLING CONFESSION MADE II COURT By A MUIR
DERER.

STARTLING CONFESSION MADE II COURT By A MUIR
DERER.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. Sin the United
States District Court at Clrksburg yesterday rather
sensational episode occurred For two or three years
the mountains and interior OF the State have
been overrun by organization OF lawlcss
persons called "Red Men," who at first ostonsIDy
ban led together for the purpose OF preventing such
crimes wIfe-beatIng attempts at outrage or open
adultery, for which the Law provided no
adequate penalty. Lately tho body has
developed into an organization OF law
breakers to whose doors all grades OF crime have been
traced About year ago three men were arrested for
robbng the mails in Barbour County, and one OF them,
Albert Price, and sentenced 10 ten years
confinement the Buffalo. NY, Penitsutary. Another
OF the men, Noah Kettle. confessed, but DC
was never sentenced Yesterday the third
robber Jacob T. Hu maB put on trial Kettle put
on the stand and testified rxpncity " DIS guilt He also
told many Of the OF tie gang their laws. cUusus
tuition objects, aud methods or working They were
banded together for the purpose OF protecting Illicit dis
tllers from DOCitaOn BY Government OnlCiCa!s ana
Marion Howcs a United States gaugcr, was at their
head he icvylng tax on the m1oD5hiucrs. IL was
uowes who nTsJ proposed rObJiug tue malls.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A SCHOONER ASHORE.

A
KITTY HAWK n U., Oct 3.-Ihe schooner Lucia
NM Gibson from NewYOrk TO savannah loade VIA ieI
tizss came ashore here this morning Inc LesIe nes % IA
are arc 'e' Evans, BAH a Co., New.forE.
LAUNCH OF A LARGE SHIP.
p,Tu Nj Oct 3.-(iOSs & Sawyer launcheu.
,Icsdeck ship named John r. Kelley today he IS tno
largest vessel ever built in lanS ana y N % Rh ~
% n no CON manded BY Captain Gibbons OK that place
NATIONAL LAUNDRYMEN's ASSOCIATION:
CTICAGO Ill, Oct. 3.-Ine delegates who arrived
here Two day, ago or shs aptsG eSasaon 10 day
and ectod O. F. Ellis OF chicago preiient
CHEAP NICKEL FOR COINAGE
purr ADEIPuIA Oct. 3.-COlOnei A. LoudOn snow
IA nnerintsndeA OF the United Mint at noon To-.
daJ opened bids for 1000 P3anGS Ci I'M nI ~ dsT hi bat
h gguT nnetv one cents per pound is she lowest NJ
Witch lie Government has ever been aOle 10 SET lhe eSA
TIE PENNsYLVANIA LEGISLATIVE DEADLoCh,
Ii ~ ,opISnUKG oct 3-An effort was made III the
uaaso today TO pass Joint resolution 10 nave the hepnU
cans name two Democrats ana me peaoSas ] S"o b
cans In each branch to ry ana Fstue All h"pPo''O '
O'' oREGoN PIONEERS COMING EAST
popT1A\D Oct. 3.-Ihree hundred members OF
the rerDn Pioneers Association left here to-day ON an ex
Ss G9 speca T over o Chicago
hIg,lT MtMIuESo 10 and ST. Paul Railroad TO Chicago
,oNNECTICUT ELECTRIC LIGHr CoNPANf.
NTw.uAYEN Oct. 3-the stockholders OF me
Connecticut Electric Lg5t g6tod 10 s lie SeW1lSeR pant
Nv eScE r. Fr0sr president oi tAo southern hg'~nd
Telephone COMPANY
S,S Fp.NCIsCO Oct. 3-Ihe Idaho Mining
Co1aapy has declared dividend OF 81 per share.
rms HARRISBURG TELEGRAM NOT SOLD.
UtEpIsBURg, Oct. 3.-lLe rumOred purchase OF
g. rsISyaoi 6y Mesrs wright Pearson aud smaleY was
to-day deuisd w Thomas wilson ohs o. te
IwPnRTANr ENLISTMENT DECISION.
C,u0AGD Oct 3.--,JUdgo BOdgctI, IN the United
stSlrs District Court to-day decided that an ~
tho army Is IN thg n mnltg w S s ecScS sIceyI " cases
specially pt0NlGodioi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
THE TRIAL or CAPTAIN BARKER.
DAMAGING TESTIMONY BY THE NATE or THE LOST


DAMAGING TESTIMONY BY THE MATE or THE LOST
SCHOONER
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The trial of Captain
Barker for wrecEug the schooner Mary d. Leach, was
resumed to-day In the United states Circuit Court
Characterization of the witnesses brought out testi
mony 70 the effect that the captain properly guided the
vessel IN his own estimation, and that he mistaken
as 20 tie locality Of the reef
Among tne witnesses was Cro3swcll A. Smith, mato Of
tie Mary d. Leach, vino testified tha5 when tho vessel
left Old Providence the reef could be from the
harbOr bat IN going out brJECn waer could be seen.
Capsn barker gave smith orders TO tack tho ship at
tbe same time adding 81 want this TO no the last tack
rhe shin shall ever make" Smith TO this made answer
Whcre are YOU going put her " 10 which the captain
rcpIed "On the TccE" The defence viii cndeIVpr 10
SHOW tnat the wreckng OF the Yess" was du accident
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
2ATEs.oN THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
inv rgLHgRAPn TO rmE TRIBUNR.l

Sr. PAUL, Oct. 3.-The new through pas
senger rates OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Wnicn
went into effect this month, are st. Paul to Poranu
500, reduction Of So; to San Francisco Foo, I"
reduction of s25, to Tacoma SO5 reduction OF SlZ'
n Seattle s95 reduction Of S13 10 TOwnshend $9S,
a reduction Of S13; to Victoria Sl1 reduction OF SlZ
East Of Portland rates have also been reduced anu
graded back TO Answorth Raes south OF Portlanu gu
thr Oregon Railway are based on the reuuceu I"' W
Portland. - VI =. por,lard
Freight rates from Boston or New YORK 10 pGIsa
or San Francisco are, per hundred pounds Frs
az second class Sit third class So 25; fOnrthcass
81 bOi class A. SO %; b, 81; C. 81 75i d. ~ 90
ST. PAUL. Oct. ESPECIAL agents have been appoh'eu
upon the Montana, Yellowstone, Missouri and DaAo'a
divisions of the Northern Pacific Railroad wnoSe oo.o
dntv n will he TO look after the comtortl of immigrant
nassenpers They are 10 20 from train TO anotne
and sec that the care properly lighted aud heeu
and make Ell necessary arrangements aV Iho Nal'ou
eatinghOuscs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
OHIO DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.
PEYDLEToN's PRETENCE OF FsTRENGTH-EFFORTsT TO
CARRY CINCINNATI
TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUNE.I

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNEl
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 3.-Mr. PendletOn:
who has not succeeded in making stir the stump,
The Enquirer paying attention to him and the Re
publican papers Of course not advertising him. has pro-
jected this week game OF bluff, which is serving at
least to attract political gossip. He has been making
himself conspicuous here, off and for two or three
days. running back aud forth between his hotel and the
Democratic committee rooms, and appearing in very
jolly mood.
On first visit he let it be known in a confidential
way to enough acquaintance to insure its circulation,
that he had the promised support for Senator of forty
Democratic candidates for the Legislature. The infor-
nation was Of course teegraphed off, but somehow 1t
failed to make much OF an impression at Cincinnati He
has increased the number by six His idea clearly
is to give the Mclean ticket to understand that he can
control the caucus that they had better hurry over
to him If they want to be with the majority.
The scheme Is likely to make him laughing stock all
over State, and may handicap his effort at har-
mOnizing the Cincinnati factiOus which he Will under
take to do i speech on Saturday at meeting
managed by McLean's Committee for he deudes no one
into supposiug-even II he hos found forty more
Democratic candidates for hm-that majority Of them
Will ever have the right to vote in the Legislature. lie
will need Cincinnati support 10 elect him should
the Democrats carry the LcssaureOf which there Is at
least reasonable doubt Tuey cannot DO without Cncn-
natl Something unusual aaOaJ to that CITY
The attcn ion OF the Democratic managers concentrate
mgthere. Chairman Bargar has left Mr. Hoady oshift
for bmsef aud has gone there IL Is said hat the local
Commi tee without money, OF winch there pressing
need, aud that Bargar viii Try To meet hcir demanGs
lie cannot do II from the general fund. whcn mas run
dry and be ~ help at this crisis must mud barrel
there. Somebody wants TO raise S5OOOO In that vicinity
before the polls close on eecuon day.
dcmonstratSh that the Democrats planning 10 try
the cOuntcracting effects ~ hOady's app'arance IN
Stale House square on Saturday night ue mas cen
kept quietly baudbOKed since the Cleveland meeting
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4 RIVER STEAMER LOST

ONE OF TIE CREW DROwNED-NARROw ESCAPE OF
A DEMOCRATIC LEADER
PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 3.--The steamer Car
rlc owned By syndicate In this oity and by the
Petersburg Steamboat Company, sank yesterday after
noon with is cargo near Windmill Point on the James
River during q heavy storm. passing 5teamer
picked up the crew, with the exception o. the fireman,
Alexander Peete, vino was dGo wnsd The only passen-
ger Major Mann Page tue president OF tho company and
Inc Democratic candidate FOR the State Senate from the
XXIYth Senatorial District Of Virginia narrowly es-
e.. "a beng drowned. Tn0 membera " the Grew were
in the water an hour before they rescued
The Carrie purcugsst by the Peters JIlrg Steam
boat Company cost Of So 400 aud was sold ut auc-
lion u few days ago NJ muCa lower nguce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS
MEETINGS IN IRELAND.

BELFAST, Oct 3.-Sir Stafford Northcote opened
q Conservative Club here to-day. In reply 20 an
address of welcome ho denounced the disastrous
policy OF the so-called National party, and asked
the Conservatives of Ireland to unto against the
would-be destroyers of their religion and their lib
critics.
DUBLIN, Oct. 3.--At meeting in Loughrea,
Comfy Galway, YESTERDAY the Bishop of Clonfert
delivered a speech in which he dwelt at great
length upon the fact that millions OF Catholics
have been lost to the Catholic tath IN Amcaca, and
denounced in severe terms ths system Of State
aided emigration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
4 SUIT BY WELL$ FARGO AND COMP4YY.

SAN FRAYCIsCo, Oct. 3.-A bill in equity
has been filed in the United States Court by Wells Fargo
Co. against the Pacific Coast Steamship Company The
complaint IA directed more particularly against the
Northern Pacific Express Company tho greater part OF
the stock ~ which held by the Northern Pacific Raj.
road Company which also the greater part Of the
Pacific Coast Steamship COmpanys stock Wells. Fargo
CO. claim that owing 70 tins combination Of interests
the steamship company refused carry their er-
press matter and given its privilege 70 the Northern
Pacific Express Company. Judge sawyer granted
preliminary writ of injunction pending the Litigation
Wells. Fargo & Co have already been enJOlned ~ WASH
LgtOn Territory, Idaho and Montana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
SENITE AND ASSEMBLY CONTENTIOUS
z. S. EsTY AND JOHN j. GILBERT NoMSATED TO
TIE sESATE-NO CHOICE IN THE XXAIID.
IRY TELEaE Arm TO TIE rnInUNE.

TIE sENATE-NO CHOICE IN THE XXNIID.
IBY TELEGE trH THE TGIHUSEI
AUBURN, Oct. 3.-The Republican Senatorial
Convention Tor the XXVItH District in session here to-
dav nominated Edward <. Esty OF Tompdns for state
Senator. There was contest consuming tho entire
afternoon Cayuga supported W. Leslie Noyos with ten
votes with occasional variations. Seneca supported the
present Incumbent Dafld H. Evans, with five yotes
Tonpku, cave sIx to Mr Esy, Of ItuHcJj and ItOgas
six vent 10 Moses Iymau ir. The ballots stood In
nearly this condition unt. the thiTlo,h "hen Mt EsB
was nominated by the following vote E'ty' l0i NOyes
l; Evans, 10 Everything was harmonious.
DuSKRK oct 3.-THc Republican Senatorial Convcn-
tUu adjourned to-day at uoon, to meet at jamestown,
O,foBcr 20. without having made nomination Cat
t,-aucus County wa- nearly solid for Mr. Ycidor, and
ChtutAuqua County strength was divided between
Ne,.r, Marvin OF jamestown Fanncr, OF Fredona, and
Williams OF Duukrk CattarIugis Couuty voted against
adjournment aud II Il conceded that Mr. Vedler's
,B,uces are injured and Mr. Maryn's arc improved ~
the change The thlrfyI aud last ballot stood NcI'
.r IA. Eaprcr 20: Williams 10 Marvin, 26i ochOpu-
maker 81 T. NJ johnson, l. Ihc debate was sharp one
before the CuutaLqm delegates secured tue auJouFh-
m,ut 10 jamestown.
Ocprv,5uEG oct 3.-The XXth District Republican
-cuaoral Convention wa, hell h5so to-day aud nom
mated John Gilbert, Of Malone, Franklin County for
state rcuator. Iuc nomination was maze ny accIAh@-
tiun. on motion " Lewis County
BUFFALO. Oct. 3.--At the convention OF tho Repubu-
cans OF tho VIA Assembly DIS rct, held at Hop5 Han,
Hamburg this afternoon. j. souhwick. jr" was nomi-
mated for mAnbcr Of Assembly. He represented tue
sagc district n the Assembly ot l732 and was the un'
-uccrssru RapdbClu clhIidato Tor tue sanio position
last fall
RwERHFAD, L. l., Oct. 3.-The Suffolk County Demo-
cratic Convention held hGre to-day nominated JOun III
Vail Tor tue Assembly.
siSa sr>0 oct. 3.The IGGd Assembly District west
chester County, Democratic Convention to-day rcncml-
mated Johu Hoag, OF Pines Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
LEON ABBET1,S LEGlSLALVE RECORD

TRENTON Oct. 3.-The Trenton Times Will
,omorrov pupll,n another nstament Of Leon AbbetFs
IesatiVe record It treats OF his relations TO railroad
corporations wnlc Speaker Of the Assembly and shows
that no sustained by his influence and vote the Dill
abolishing tho transit dues which the Camden ana
Amboy formerly paid In lieu OF taxes and establishing
the law under which the Pennsylvania Karoau 'o-uHy
oays Inst the same amount OF tax as the Camden ana
hoy dtd afeen wears ago although the business and
prosperity have Increased i've fold Ot6Gr sTIaGts
from the record showing even more cIeSrS aTotD 90 W.
nosrton i'm snnp,rt OF railroad interests Ia lsO9 ana
iSTO. are promised IN a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
FATAL RESULT or IN old QUARREL

PLYMOUTH, N. H., Oct. 3.-Edward Clement
and Jouu Brooks between whom there exists an old
feud became in light yesterday In Dorchester
Postmaster Cobur separated the men ard took Glenn
opt TO his home While tho latter was there John W.
Brooks father Of the young man engaged IN the hgh
came TO talk with Clement. ouJ was ordered 0nt Oy
9Sio I.,, Coihpru the posimasterB son Brooks thea
at,sokcd lie postmaster with q hammer when Enstho
snot Iin I'm the abdomen, aud rs Brooks was ehoehVo
Inc 10 pat anOtAsr bullet IN his arm. Inc Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
FOREIGN NOTES

LONDON Oct. "a dispatch to the Exchange Tc!e-
grapa Company from Newcastle states that stoenberg
swan & Co ana slater & Proctor, corn merchants in
that city, have failed The liabilities Of the former are
100000 aud Of tue latter 24B,OOJ.
METZ, Oct. 3.-M. Antoine, who was placed under
arrest Yesterday upon charge OF nigh treason to Ger
many nas asked Tor ais release on bail.
BORDEAUX oct 3.-TwO bottles containing combust.
bes exploded IL the Chamber Of Commerce here to-day
iujuriug three persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
NOTES FROM THE DOMINION.

TORONTO Oct. 3.-John RunmOler was
arrested here last night on a warrant from Buffalo,
charging him with forgery He consented TO 80 back to
Buffalo.
MONTREAL, Oct. "a guest who registered at ST.
Lawrence Hall ten days ago Edward Crosby from
Philadelphia died suddenly last night 1t Is believed
from having taken poison. His is owen and It IL
stated that be is from New. York but was native Of
Wales, England. a.
OTTAWA, Oct. 3.--At the quarterly meeting OF St
Georges Society day address of cOngratu alton 10
Lord Lausdowne the new GuvernorGeneral OF Canada,
was ordered to be prepared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
DESTRUCTION OF FORESTS TO BE CHECKED

CuICAGO Oct. 3.-The first annual meeting
OF the Lumber Manuiacurers Association OF tho North
west which includes practically all the wealthy and
leading firms engaged In the trade vas held here to-
day Il was adopted the Of the meeting that
cUrtament OF log cutting should be made for two rea
sons namely that the forests cannot stand the present
drain that mt production cauSes tAo mar
kgts 10 become Largely OYcr5tOoket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
cOvFI1sION AMONG THE MINISTRY.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-A dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Paris states that NJ
Ferry yesterday rendered his resignation as Prime
Minister to President GreVy but the latter refused
to accept it, There the greatest confusion among
tho. Ministers aud their supporters. The Pain de-
clares that the Ministry IS alone responsible Tor the
failure OF the visit of King Alfonso.
PARIS, Oct. 3-The National declares that il, to
maintain NJ. GI6vy as President of the Republic, it
is also necessary to keep his sou-in-law NJ Wilson,
IN the palace of the Elys6e. 1T would, without
ehagrin, see Henri Brisson President of the Cham-
Der of Deputies. become President Of France.
The VOlfaire expresses its belief that the Cabinet
will not confirm the selection by General Tbbaudin,
Minister of War, of General Mllot for chief of the
General staff. The anti-ministerial newspapers
declare that General Thibaudlu will not resign the
post of Minister of War.
The Steele says that President GT6vy still has the
same confidence in the Cabinet as when II accepted
Office. The same journal says the health OF NJ.
CIaljemel- Lacour Minister Of Foreign Affairs de-
mands great care and that he will rest from public
affairs before the opening of the Chambers but Will
be at his post when the Chambers meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
OFFICERS or 4 TELEGRAPH CORPINE

WRITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Oct. 3.-Ihe
adjourned annual meeting Of the stookho'e'S oI '1o
Vermont and Boston Telegraph Company was hen neio %
to-day ana the following Board Of DIRECTORS WIS
- C.,or n,vid IT BatsN Charles A. Tlnker Kos.
we'll H. Rochester. OF NcU.YorK; Norman Ie,rv
Cncaco; Tuomas RocGe OF osIon; G W, Satgs, ncsnn
q sherman George W. Smith, oI W ultc N,Sl JI rates
Tbe officers are Nogvln Green, psesluenti ~ DorI NJ
and o. A Tinker. executive co mEittee' "No " -
m sgcretary sud treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE ELECTION,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3,-Tho annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Louisville andNashvio Railroad
Company was held here to-day. The presidents report
embodied the same figures hitherto sent out Shares o
stock TO the number Of I07G57 represented, and
,,d rDanimousv for the following directors c. G.
B,ldvyfp r. D. Carley f. II. Green, John i. Green, W.
c. Hall Jav Gonld J. s. Rogers, Thomas f. Ryan Rus
sell sage George A. Washington, W. +. Whitehousa' W.
s william. and James T. woodward Tne newly elected
hers OF TIC Board Jay Could Russell sage ana
uoma. T. RYAN the latter repro senting large Eastern
and foregn interests. The directors met aItcr ihelf
cisrrion End reelected tho following Onlcers G. G.
BALDWIN, president: VI. II. Smith. q. A. washington
and T. ID Carev nst, second and third yc'prcsl dents
W Rapney secretary, und A. NJ. Quarter, assistant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
FIRES IN TARlOUS PLACES

BosroN. Oct. 3.-A fire occurred at Attle-
hro,gb Mass early this morning which entaIled loss
Of about $4,000.
sr ALpAys, VT, oc'. .. rhe DrIscol ArmlnEton and
c,I,yore blocks were damaged by fire this morning.
Ioss 81 G 600; covorsd by insurance
orr,vyA Ont Oct 3.-Campbsu & Co.'S boiler shops
were damaged by dre to-day the extent of 100000
parliaily Insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
4 MYSTERIOUS PRISONER.

Inspector Bynes's men had locked up in
Police Headquarters last night young man IN the uni
form OF District Telegraph messenger Several per-
cons coIcd and were busy Identifying him at late
hour Nothing could DO learned OF the particulars OF
ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
MR.. ELLIS on Mr.. TILDEN


WAsHrvGroN, Oct. 3.-Ihe Critic publishes
an interview With Representative Ellis, Of Louisiana,
who has recently had Office in New-fork CITY ana
who claims have met the best posted men IN thaJ oy
He says Mr. Tdeu will not be candidate FOR the Pres'
dUcy but that he Is laying his plans to dictate to the
Democratic National Convention. Mr. EHi5 believes
that Mr. rildcu desires the nomination 0! Governor
cryeand and that he IA responsible for bringing IOr-
ward Holman, his purpose being to Kill OIL McDohalu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
1 FREE TRADE LITERARY BUREIU

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-The FREQ Trade Confer
ence concluded its labors to-day An address 70 'no
people Of the country was adopted declaring 'u"' pr
tooton ,vo. a ru,pou, measure and that all possible
means should b., taken 10 abolish It immediately. MoSS
Of the persons present thought it wise to srKo al pro-
lection as a preliminary step. literary bureau @ was
prccd upon TO furnish FREQ trade matter 10 tho pItss
Generally hnf moro especially to country plpers Alter
tho adionrnmenr, q Missouri state Free Irac t1as"o
was formed, with eI'GoYern1r fhelp' uS Ile''u0""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-04
THE KING AND QUEEN CHEERED.
pPEs1pENT CREWS APOLOGY INSUFFICIENT sA'ls-
FACTION.


FACTION.
MADRID, Oct 3-Klng Alfonso and the Queen
rode to-day in the park of the Buen Retro. Ihey
were loudly cheered by the great crowds which
gathered along the route. The irritation In pOhti-
cal circles here against France has somewhat
diminished, but President Gr6vy's apology to hlng
Alfonso for the conduct of the Partisan popuace Is
generally considered to be insufficient satisfaction
for Spain.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-King Alfonso has instructed the
Due de Fernan-Nunez the Spanish Ambassador to
France to contribute 10000 francs for the reief OF
the poor of Paris.
LONDON Oct 3.-The Paris correspondent OF The
Times states tnat the Marquis de la Vega dc Armiio
the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, In referring
70 the scenes IN Paris during the visit of the King
said the wrong Thea committed was so indefensi6le
that ne felt sure that ample repaCatlon would be
rendered by the French Government, and he nau
advised the King not TO hurry his departure. Inc
Mar0uis also said {: The representative In Parls
of one of the great Powers called upon me especial
TO STATE that the Kings prudence and dignity IN
der the trying circumstances had rendered ser
vice to the whole Of Europe. We are perfectly
satisfied of the good faith Of NJ Ferry"
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ACCUSED or SETTING FIRE TO / CHURCH.
lnr rELsGRAPn 30 THE rRInuxE.l

TRENTON, Oct. Sin the examination Of
Isaac Green, excouyic charged with bayng set fire
TO ST. Johu's Catholic Church on Sunday night, the
evidence today proved to be slight policeman saw
him the neighborhOOd OF tho church just boiore tho
fire broke out. Three altar boys VINO stranger In
the sacrsirY Just after ycspar1 would not swear that
Green the mau but Thought lie waa Green clhlmou
to have In another part o! tho Cy ali Sunday even
lug, but brought wnc sos u sustain his allO uo
was renIauded TIL mOrning for further hearing
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EXHIBITION or ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
TUE SYSTEM AT THE MILLS OF THE WiLLIMANllo
LINEN COMPANY.

riIE sYsTFM At THE MILLS UF IAH "I1''''
LINEN COMPANY.
WILLruANrIc, Conn, Oct. 3,-Abont 2Oo
pcrsons including officers Of more than 100 mils ana
factories in tie New-Enslaud States ani Ne"'hOrA'
Ncw,Jcrsey and Pennsylvania, this evening "tnc's2u
at the mills Of the Wlmantc Linen Company puO"o
exhibition of the practical workings Oh lne
- ~ ., el.cric lighting by means OF storage batteries
I'D II,,,,rdc.ccnt LAMPS Tie Wliimautc Linen Com
many nas adopted this ~ stem, and has had SIX
and 800 l,hls IN operation Tor SIX weeks. o m GS
Nc - iust ps A. had from sue Blhhtn., ,,t
brelR OF illurs Tor moment. Tue mn I'M I'M Tntbt
,Insg ~ ynressnd themselves az sati'ael ahG
No, closed with races at tAo track on tEo ~, m
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