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NOTES FROM THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Oct. 5.-ChOquette, secretary of
the yestry OF Notre Dame s defauer to the church
TO the of 600 far has yet been discovered
He said have taken refuge in Worcester, Mass.
HALIFAX, Oct 6.-Robert stathers, who has been en-
plOyed clerk in the Auditors Odicc of the Finance
department of Canada in tns city for fteen years was
arrested to-day charged with embezzemenL The
amount Ia said to be between $4,000 and $4,000.
OTTAWA Oct. 5.-rhe value OF declared exports from
the ottawa district United States, for the quar-
ended Septem0er 30 according 10 the returns uh
ishPd bv the United states Consul Of this port was
$1O4l713 being increase OF $4,000 over the cor
responding period of last year Tue great 0uk OF h-se
sum Of S96G,GGQ.
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THE GRIEVANCES OF SPAIN.
SEEKING SATISFACTION FROM FRANCE

SEEKING SATISFACTION FfoM fhANON
DEMANDING THE PUNISHMENT OF THE oFfEND'-''0
IN THE DEMONSTRATION.
The spanish Ambassador in Paris has ue-
uonded that the leaders Of the hostile uehou
,tration to King Alfonso be punished anu anu
that q satisfactory declaration be maze lor 'n0
insult to Spain. The French minister ~
eign Affairs has advised the of1cai puol.o,:,I :Dh
of the Presidents apology anu VnG ,.i%oI,5ir p"
ment of the offenders. Uenei"' -
has resigned the post of Munster oi ""l ''"a
General Lewal is mentioned aS MS So00o 60
The TENNIS saws that the resignation mas d., "iUoD
in removing the differences between rance
and Spain.
Dr,,,vDs OF THE SPANISH AMBASSADOR
.l-,,,-,, +u,r THE OFFENDERS BE PUNISHED FOR
THE INSULT TO THE KING.
p.ors Oct 5.-The Figaro and the Gdulots ooth
,o,,ort that the Due de Fernan-Nunez' the opahlSu
Ambassador, yesterday handed to NJ ferrY' rriu'o
M,n;ster and NJ Chalemel-Lacour, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. note setting forth the attltuue Oh
snan in connection with the arrival OF King Alfonso
In PARIS and demanding the punishment OF the
authors of the manifestation against his Majesty
and satisfaction for Spain in proportion 10 tne
gravity of the outrage The note, these papers say
was well received by NM. EeIiJ anu N""'' '~'
Lacour. Nj. Ferry subsequently held conference
with President Gr6vy.
The TEMPS states that one of the points ralsea
Inv Senior Nunez referred to the absence Oh
LEGAL proceedings against the offenders The reply
of France to all the points raised render an agree
ment easy. The fact that SenOr Nunez attended
performance at the Theatre Francois and sat III
nj. Ferry's box is regarded as public athrmanon
Of the cordiality existing between the French and
Spanish Cabinets.
LONDON, Oct 5.-A dispatch TO Reuters leie-
gram Company from Paris saws the Due de feTnan-
NInez did not present a note TO NM Ferry and
Challemel-Lacour, as was stated by the Figaro and
Gaulos, but SIMPLY made courteous verbal repre-
Bentauons to NJ. Ferry.
dispatch from Madrid says: The CoTepoha-
epca IN an inspired paragraph denies that note
has been addressed to France but states thaS onoI
Nunez has been instructed to remind the EreHcn
Cabinet of President Greyy's promise TO puollsh
his apology in full. - aao;ol
IADRIB. Oct 5-The Iberia denies upon otnclal
authority the statement OF tne COrssP0ndeRc1d thaJ
The Due de Feruan -Nunez will be Instructed 10
leave bls post unless the French Government maHes
n more sat sfactory declaration concerning the lu-
sutng reception OF the Kin g.
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A STREET CAR DEMOLISHED.
RUN INTO BY A RAILWAY TRAIN.
FOUR PERSONS KILLED IN A PHILADELPHIA STREET
AND SEVERAL INJURED.

IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TREBUNE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-A bObtail car which was
used az q feeder to the main line of the Union Line
Horse Railway Company, was run into by the New
town express train on the North Pennsylvania
Railroad, Mt early hour tins morning. aud four of
tho passengers were fatally wounded and ten
seriously hurt. The accident happened at the
intersection OF American-st and Susquehanna-aye,
the railroad track running along the former and
the street railway along the latter. The driver OF
the car. Harvey Schultz, was inside. collecting
fares and had entrusted the lines 20 q boy. An
incoming train passed, and the boy, con-
cluding that all danger over, drove
on the track and before there was
time for escape the incoming Newtown express
traln running at the rate of twenty-eight miles
hour. struck the car in the centre and knocked 1t
inO spnters, scattering the thirty-iVe passengers,
consisting Of working people, in all directions. The
horses escaped, and tho boy driving was thrown
into the air and aighted astraddle the COwcatcher
The dead are John McKeOwn, a gardener age
forty; James Hammal, coal dealer age thirty !
Mary Sellers, factory girl, age twenty five; aud
Frederick II. Young machinist, age tweuty-tonr.
The two first named were killed almost instantly.
The wounded are Henry Schultz. driver OF the car,
foot torn on; Jacob Isemiuger scalp wound Adam
Kramer, scalp wound and legs broken; Henry Pos
tot scalp wounds; James Mcllenry, SCALP wonnd;
Anne Shaw, injured internally; George Frederick,
injuries slight; Charles Belgliss, injuries slight (;
John SprOli urles serIOua; and John ID. |. SOel-
man, u bOv who was driving the car, seriously
injured. This bOy saws that ths driver of the car
told hm TO 90 On. This the drlv T denies. The
nlgman on ths raIlroal denies hat ne signlled the
car come on. and until an CATION has been
made n cannot be determined who Is To blame. 1t
Is thought several more o the injured Will dc.
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LEVY or THE TENNESSEE SOCIETY.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE REUNION AT CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND, Oct. 5.-lhe arrangements Tor
the reunion Society OF tne Army OF the Tennessee
have been com DIelnd Generals Grant, SHERMAN anl
Logan ana Governor, Fletcher auI Ftrchd and Others
have written that they will be ncrc General sheridan
f. also expected The society meets on the morning OF
October II m the Tabernacle for business session In
the afternoon the members viii b3 In the hands or a.
Committee Of Entertainment 20 view tho city. In the
evening, at BIcii Avenue Opera House, Governor
Fnstcr and siayOr Farley will deliver the welcoming
aldr.ss,s General ) Iernln rr5pOuuilE Ihe bisnOp
lie reformed Episcopal Churon Ot HCagO, Will deliver
tine annual dldrr-s In tIc forenoon n OctOOsr -
mere vll be business session. IN afternoon social
rrc.ptons and in the evening banquet at tue Roller
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE TIME LIMIT IN METHODIST CHURCHES:
ST PAU, Mimi, Oct. 5,-Ihe liinnesola GonIsr tds
dawn resou ion asNlug General Conference 10 remove
the time limit Of pastorates. -.ro,-.
DnTpnt, Mich Oct 6-lne concluding mreung
., b Kmeican B1,rd OF Foreign Msslous was held ms
ttsrronn Addresses delivered by seVer% lOtsku
and Others including few remarks from tho Vene'
sbls president OF the Board
THE WESTERN WHISKEY POOL -,
CmcAGn Oct 6.-At secret session OF me
wesgsn Export don here II was decided aaI
lsry shall be Ken ntO the pool whose Odp~SAp 'AN0
lOu6 bushels OF grain per day.
AN ALDERMAN MISSING,
RtrFFAIO n. Y. Oct 5.--AlIerman George baIt
ho manifested mental IN tne Council Cham
last Monday Is misslnE.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, FIIuayI UcI' % Io3Os
RoUypARY LINES BETWEEN TWO srArEs,-lieutehahS
y v Abbot of the Engineer Corps who arrived IA
Dtnn o.ay has been directed By the secretary
~ Wnr fo run the boundary line between Maryland and
Virginia. Ihe detail was maze at Tue I'i"eS' VI ~"
,ivysrnurs OF those States
Dy,wp.cKs ON sUGAR.-A circular has been Issued
from, the Treasury Department to Collectors OF Customs
pJnrnIng mem that provisional rates OF dtawDdck
~ IuTas a flowed Dy tue Departments Ofder OF JueS
~, I'm, expectation or sugar and ryrup refined "nOlp
from Imported materials Will oe continued Ia Ioree
until January l.
THE POsrMA>TER-G GENERAL SUED.-Ihe NeW~Or'eahs
N,uona Bank to-day Instituted suit FOR SlO0OJO dam
aScs IN The District Courts against the PostmdsterGs
rI on account OF the aJJers order OF sepemOel ~,
yug the delivery to the bank OF registered leteTs
ans the payment It of money orders, Oy reason oi iS
RELATIONS with lottery company
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A CLANDES1INE MARRIAGE
Efrr SECRET FROM PERSONAL MoTivEs-THE REV.
ELATION.
uYrELgGRA,u TO rur rRmUvrI

EfTT SECRET FROM PERSONAL MOTivEs-THE REV.
ELATION.
lEY TELEGRAPH To rHr rRtRUNFl
TRENTON, y. j., Oct. "a sclnlalOus story
published IN Pnllldep pu, paper tIls morning in refer
eucc 10 CITY Clerk Nilrm Early has created excite
mcut here today Tho substance OF the story was that
the brother OF young widow Mrs Mead, 10 Camd"ii'
and Dr. Barnes. living In the same house, had on
Wednesday night broken open the door Of the ady's
slccpiur-room and found Early within. Some time
aitcrwIrI be was supposed 10 have l'it the house.
Their, was much usroui-nmrut among Eary's friends
un % at noon to this ciy, accompanied 10y
lady whom hc introduced IL wuc. lie was In iguant
10 the scandal pubIl3uc1 The laly called Mrs Mead
had been hts wife Tor time, ne having been mar
rcd ru her !u Trenton by the Rev llcIry ". Barbour
am Episcopal clergyman. The mnrr.as', he slii. was
known to tue BRIDES mother but for personal reasons
had neon kent secret from any else Toe story in
Ths Press denounced gross cX 'sgerStOh' put IN
ciruu iuuu by Dr. BlrLrs VINO ual en 'u' OF I'D"
Irnfurr entered m room. hal at once SAD, rus
-a. r.gIt they married." Hrre had been no alter
cation o. disturbance after that staten 'u ana the door
utt NOT been DrDEru Ia Etry -Hlh he hhd h'rrdIy
taken Http 10 prosecute barnes for SANDER hud me
Press for HrI U- reason for keeping MS marriage a
.rrcl z sand 10 Dycl uls parents opposition 10 ine
lau|agr. lie ut- been popular aulNlg the Young men
nf Trenton. HIS version OT the affair s bturYod 70 Do
the correct one.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Secretary Chandler s-
exp,cred AT tno Navy De partnent on Monday. Com
podoe Walker chief the Bureau OF Naygaton has re-
turued TO Washington from NewYork where in company
with Secretary Chandler he inspected the electric hight
,ngapparas on the Trenton. He saysthe were sat
lsacory The Trenton will sail for Asa about November
Iisntenant York Novel; Lieutenant Frank L. Saw
- = "a p.,s.l A..i.tant SURGEON Richard A~hbridge
have been ordered 20 du'y on the Swatara.
me -watara now Boston, has been ordered 70 pros
acd IN Port. Prince, and VIII sail on Tuesday INC
traipug ship saratoga has arrived at New lOfA HO"
yew port on her way 70 NewDurg
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RESULTS OF RLCcNr FAILURES.
AFFAIRS OF 81. ALBANs BANK AND TIE VERMONT
TRUST COMPANY.
'nY TELEGRAPH TO TiIE rRBUSEI

'BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rHIBUSEi
BOsTON,. Oct. 5.-Tnc st. Aluans cOrrc-
spoudeut Ul The journal saysi "Iho transfers OF real
estate and property Dy Bradley Barlow and Law
renee Brdncrd for benefit Ot - Adams BauA and
;he Vermont Trust Company, OF which they were
The respective prcsdeuts wIlI De mvdIdatcd IN the
event OF their beng adu gcd inso.ycnt debtors Brad
ley Barlow states that ho Will not contest tic insolvency
petition Of the Barton National Bank OF orleans
County, and he Will doubtless bo declared nsOiycnL
The assignment Of real estate IN St. Adams which Mr.
Barlow made the Vermont National Bank his fall
ure, will consequently be null aud void. The
only substanuM asset therefore, which Re
ceivcr Hendee Of the Vermont National Rank
holds consists Of S5OI,OOO iu railroad bonds,
and he II at present in Montreal ende1vorng To
negotiate a safe OF Inc bOnds advanced nxure. II
he u ccrdr prospects ol dcpOsitOrs tho Vermont
National are excellent tor "a dividend Mr.. Barlow mas
nothing nope for hc appears 10 be Involved beyond
TedCmp Ion.
The Issuance Of warrant for the arrest Of Lawrence
Branerd Tor contempt court, and hs narrow escape
from Incarceration through release writ OF habcas
corpus winch was technically served before he be
committed. nave been noteworthy INCIDENTS connected
Win the insolvency proceedings OF the week.
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4 coyvIcrED MURDERER ESCAPES.

he KNOCKS THE JArLFR DOWN AND FLEEs WITH
HIS sHACKLEs on.
OAKLAND, Md, Oct 5.--John Smith, the
colored man wuo murdered Josiah Harder al Ellans in
Jarrett County, last sprug escaped from Jail Yesterday
afternoon about O'CLOCK. He called the ialer into his
cell and tue acr foolsnly went n,when Smith knocked
him down, took hatchet aud broke the chain which
held him to IA. floor, locked the jlter Up and escaped
with his shacklrs Every ery Is being made 10 re-
capture hlm Smith ls desperate fellow He vas only
snort while ago. convicted OF murder IN the first de-
yrre aud seutenced to DC hanged. Governor Hamilton
u4 expected to sgn his death warrant aG AhhapOls To-
day, and liz tue date OF execution.
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CARRIED orr ~ SIGHr or HER CAPTlLN
Inr TELEGRAPH 70 rms rnrnUSE.l

IBT TELEGRAPH ID rms rNlRrNE.l
MATAwAN.N. j., Oct. 5.-ihc schooner Carrie
Han Li-.cr. Captain Pierce while on Kryport Tues
aay encountered severe gale. sue was stripped Of nor
sail. and became watcr.oggrd. the captain, finding
that ne could do nothing without assistance dropped
anchor about six miles from land. and ne and tue crew.
consisting OF four men, the shore for assistance
Aner teIugraphiug 70 tho Merritt Wrccklng Company
for help started 10 return to the vessel 70 try to Keep
her above NaJer until lgIJcr from tu5 wreoSlng COM
many ,rrtv,1 About TINT time thrcemasted schooner
vas seen ~ To the vessel slip the anchors ana
make uR with her. Although word us' Oten sent aiI
along the coast wyrnug captains OF vessels 20 10 on the
lookout tue schooner news las oruu received OF
hrr Ihc schooner Is owned by Ex-Governor j. W.
Hall aud was considered a stancu vessel
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ADVICE OF NJ CnALLEMEL-LACoUR.

LONDON. Oct. 5.-A Madrid dispatch to local
news agency saws NJ. Cha eme-Lacour' the French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has advised that the
full text of President Grevy's apology to the King
be officially published, and that the leaders OF the
demonstration be punished. m, ~,
IOYpoN, Oct. GA dispatch TO The Daily, Ae}cs
from Paris says: " At the meeting Of Ine
Council on thursday, NJ. Challemel-Lacour
of the insults to King Alfonso was the
iatters trucking to certain high oersonaQes-mean7
Dcnnfv LockTov, the lat er of whom hOty attacked
King Alfonso before his arrival"
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TIE BRIG TALLY no Run DOWM

RESCUE OF THE CREW BY THE SCHOONER MARTHA
WEEKS.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Oct. 5.-The
scnooner Martha Weeks, Captain Kennedy Of Rookand
for New York landed here last night Captain Lambert
his wife and the crew Of the brig ray Ho Of Macnas
from Philadelphia for Boston, with coal Captain Lam
ber; reports that October 3, about $3.50 p IN, when
Two miles east OF the Rip gntshp lie was run into
by an unknown steamer wIich sLru'G the OrlS aliu,
boats fourteen hours and were nearly exhausted "ue
tupV were piClrd
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SHOOTING AT THE BRIATON RANGE

TRENTON, n. j., Oct. 5..The contest for the
STATE priz. a Brnron Rife Range yesterday, resulted
in victory for the 9th Regiment team, who made 4o1
popts; the 9TH made 373 the 7th made 354i ana nc
Sd 326. II was the third victory Tor tue ''h' t"o
d.eatd teams have ed a written protest against tne
I n, tb troohy 10 the 9th on the ground that taas
team used spirit level tue patent VIVID gauge VIZ %
shootlng john Smith, of the 9tD, VINO sn1t VIII al
Out OF possible so. Objection was made 10 MS ,1o
on the ground that his rifle was not Oh 'nc rosu"'
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A BLOCK OF BUILDINGS BURNED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. GA dlspatch 10 INC
Leader from sandy Lake, Penn, says that hre Droke
out tbere mi. morning in H. g. Blatt 81 Co.'s hardware
store which destroyed block and half OF buildings
The loss is $4,000 A fire company was sent rom
franklin but arrived too late 10 be OF service. Inc
principal losers are Blau & Co., James douncy' .. ~
McMicbacl druggist; William SImcOX, dry.gOOGS Jesse
Edmunds grocery: JOhu Allen, harness Mrs H. W.
Wilson restaurant; q. Johnson, butcher, and j. H.
RObb lawyer
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A STORM on LAKE MCHIGAN

PROBABLE LOSS OF TIE BARGE RICE" WITH ALL
HANLS.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct 5.-The wind has
been blowing All night and all day from the SOU beast
Tue storm has been so severe that vesselmen look for
wrecks on this par OF the OF LAX, Michigan.
bottle was picked mp the Dyacu at North Point
to-day containing piece Of paper which was written
plainly iu lead pencil: steamer Rice ran ashore. and
All and. were lost" 10 was ~iguel " p J. Rice and
th4r ,Grulrr" Tner- Is steamer named Rice known
To marine here but there Is Olr-e named Rice, or
wrlru nothing is known, not even ACr approximate
WhpTpabUuJa.
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LEON ABBETPS RECORD.


TRENTON, Nj, oct. 5.-Tne third instalment
OF The Trenton TinesS statement OF Leon AoDo'Fs \
legislative record will be published TO morrow. III O"i
the statement declares that when Albeit was speaker o
the Assembly IN 1870 the Railroad Committee reporOeu
adversely bill incorporating road whicn WIZ % To I
nete with the Camden aud AmOOy, and that AOpett uu.
tended the ection OF tue COmmittee Tue
was ADOPTED and thus competition WIN 'no N""4u'N
and AmDoy prevented,
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NO NATURALIZATION FOR CHINESE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-The naturalization
Of Cuuese to abrupt termination to-day, when
Chang Nom appeared before Judge Yorkes and was
refused his papers, In spite Of his compliance with all
the requirements Of the regular naturalization law The
Judges action based upon the fourteenth section Of
the act OF May g. 1882 restricting Chinese emigration
That aecton provides Th hereafter State court
court of the United states zua admit Cmnesc TO Clrn-
ginp" AfeT nearing OF THIS decision, Judge Arnold
made an order revoking the papers which he granted
Tlursday 10 Chang Wee.
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PLANS FOR TURGUENEFFs FUNERAL.

ST. PETERSBURG Oct. 5.-Tt9 Government has
resolved to allow the delivery o. speeches at the
funeral of NJ Turguenef. Four hundred deputa-
tons from various organizations have announced
their intention of attending the Obsequies. Tho
Government has received anonymous letters giving
information that formal deputation of Nihilists
will attend the funeral. Precautions are being
taken by the authorities to prevent any demon
stration,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

CHRIsnANIA, Oct. 5-Ihe trials OF members or the
Norwegian Ministry who have been impeaohed by the
Supreme Tribunal have been postponed until Decem'
Der l.
AsHToN-UNDER-LYEE, Oct. 5.-The viewers who went
strike yesterday again returned 10 work in the
mills.
MANCHEsrI X. Oct Sat meeting OF the delegates
here ycste erday, representing 10000 miners, agree
ment was arrived to ask advance IN wages Of 10
uer
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TWO STAGE ROBBERS KILLED.

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 5.-Jacob Elmer and
Charles Hinsley, stage robbers belonging TO the gang
that killed Messenger Collins August 10, were over
taken by Sheriff Paul and posse miles from here on
Wednesday Elmer was Killed and Hinscy wounded.
the later escaped into the mountains but was pursued,
and Yesterday was found aud killed.
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TIE MOTIVE FOR 4 MURDER.

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 5.-In the Circuit
Court to-day GuenJher schnclle found guilty OF
murder in the GrsL degree and sentenced to npnson.
roept for life. Last March Schnee killed his uncle, or
IA he alleges his father Dr. Guenthcr schucnardt Yes
terday schneile created a sensation by the
Iand eud diving dd matte rcCIual OF hi5 crime and It's
motives c SAID that 5chuchardt had ruined his mother
nnn uen refused 70 own MN as MS
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DESTRUCTION BY THE FROST.

PORT JERvIs, n, Y, Oct. 6.-Last night was
the codes thus far this ssssOn, thermometer falling
as low "a 26O This morning white frost covered every
thing. and ice half inch thick had formed. All the
orops not killed by the September frost are now de-
stroyed. Many grapes in The Delaware Valley are
fro,ted The buckwheat aud crops are total fail
" The droutH them late aud the frost destroyed
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GENERAL THIBAUDINS RESIGNATION.
EFFECT OF HIS REMOVAL ON THE TWO NATIONS
PROBABLE SUCCESSOR

PARIS, Oct. 5.-The Rtpublique franediss asserts
That President Gr6vy has instructed NJ. Ferry TO
request General Tmbaudin to resign the portfolio
of War; The Tolt0Te expresses its belief that he
has already resigned. General Lewal is mentioned
as his successor.
The Temps says that General Thibaudn's resigna-
ton has materially contributed to the removal OF
the differences between the two countries lie mas
written 70 President GT6vy stating that. although
the deliberate action of his enemies prevented hlm
from defending himself before the Chambers. he
tenders his resignation with the same devotion to
the President and the Republic as actuated his ac
ceptance of the office. ,.,-
LONDoN, Oct GA Paris dispatch to Reuters
TELEGRAM Company states that President Gr6yy mas
accented General ThibaudIn's resignation.
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THE RESULT IN IOWA PREDICTED.
my rRLrnRApH To rnG TRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-lhe edltor oi Inc
Dubuque Herald tecgraphs to-day 10 me H"''o"uI
pLJi,o, .s foIovs, "The result Of tho election in
low, next Tuesday Will probably be the success OF tue
Republican ticket by from 10000 to 10000 majority
with the exception that Judge Hayes, Democrat mas
even chance for election. Tue Democrats WIN MAKE
large gains In the legislature but not enough 10 ucloa
,Ir,T fr r olscI,on owing 10 the large number Ol
hod.oyer Republicans In the sena but enOusu W ~"
feat Prohibition aud woman suffrage
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A FIREMAN RUN OVER.

Flames broke out at 4:35 a. m. yesterday
on the third story of No. l3 Duch-st' occupied by
Samuel Wilde 4 son. dealers In coticcs and spices Ine
building was damaged about $1,000 and st Ok worth
So 900 was destroyed. While Hook and Ladder Com
many No l WAS on the way from Chambersst 70 assist
In nutttnp out the fire, the ran over Fireman
Henry CiOsler of Eugine Company No A. lie received
severe scaip wound aud injury 70 ls leg Inc ponce
fnok MN no tnr CAampers sueet nOspitAL
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JUDICIARY CONVENTIONS.
lnr rrIrnnApn ro mo rRIBUNE.l

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 5.-W. Dean Stuart, OF
this city, WAS nominated to-day on the seyeny''eyensn
ballot as the Republican candidate for Justice o' 'u'
Supreme Court for the With Judicial District
BlRslISGHAa, Oct 5.-rhe Republican Juuiclal Oon.
vcu,tou OF the yIth District reassembed to-day ~ 9
Hari Tennet rho 35OU ballot was taken ana resuteI
a. fSIaws smith A. Clarke 3, Harris 2, WaterS' ana
The 4l5th ballot resulted as foloTsi smth; OF onoS
ming q: clarke OF Tioga, 3; and Harris, OF O,s sO -
Tue nomination OF III. Boardman Smtu "Un ' ~
CIared unanimous