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New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
4 JANToR SHOT ~ 4 HALLWAY.
PROBABLY FATAL REsULT-EsCAPE OF HIS AssAIL-
ANT.


A party of men and women were standing
In front of the restaurant No 1872 Bleeckerst a few
minutes before o'clock last night, when they were
startled by the report Of pistol and cry
OF "Helpl help me, I shotl" They then saw
a man rush from the hallway OF the building before
which they stood and disappear in the darkness Eliza
Leonard, Andrew Leonard and Florence Donneny who
were in the party opened the door and found Matthew
Donnely, age thirty-avc the iantor OF the building,
lying the foot OF the stairway with buehole In the
right side Of the head. He raised 20 his feet
and was taken by hs friends TO ST. Nincenps Hospital
The house surgeon, after examining the wound, pro-
nounced 1t fatal and told the mans friends that Don
nelly, in all probability, woud not live until morning.
The story which Donnelly subsequently told the
police and which was substantia;ed by tho
persons who were tenants IN the house. was that
when he was employed by Mrs. Leonard
the lessee OF the building in the latter part OF last week.
with the exception OF family the members OF which
passed night after night In caruusing and making them
selves obnoxious by receiving calls from men Of ey epu
tation. -.
MaedOugall-st, called TO the family. He was
met on the stairway by DOnnely who refused him
admittance Hardwcke said that he would like TO see the
man who was going 20 prevent him from seeing his
friends and endeavored % push by the atOr but Don
nelly placed his hands his shoulders and tried Ia tnrn
him about with this acuOn HardWicke drew heavy
vover and fired point bauk at DUnney, nhicthg the
fatal wound
after Donney had walked 81 the hospital In company with
his friends When the news received at Police Head
QUARTERS detectives detailed 20 search for Hand
wicke, who had made good his escape.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
GOTERY0R CRIrLENDEN CEYSURED.
SEVERE LANGUAGE FROM TIE ST. LOUIS GRAND
JURY.
TnY TEIrGRAPn TO TIE TRIBUNE. !

TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE ThlBUNE.l
ST.. LOUIS, No., Nov. 2.-The day ar
raignment which Governor Crittenden got 10
day at the hands OF the grand Jury was more
damaging to him than half dozen indictments would
have been The grand jury openly charges that the ma
ioty OF the Police Commissioners had given Themselves
IN TO the dictaton the gamblers ring and had done acts
NJ s command Illegal nature. The grand jury sug-
gess that the present aystem of appointing Police COM
mssoners is wrong that the law vestng the power OF
appointment in the Governor should be repealed; and
that the Office be either made elective or that the power
OF appolntment be conferred upon the Mayor Of the city,
suhiect TO the advice and consent Of the Municipal As
scmbly or that IL be vested In the Circuit judges.
With regard 20 the blank designations demanded by the
G9v'fSr eEs tho 4SnG SSGOGJH jury S sad noy hsyo
instances been given ana nave psTson seg n mrbeT
S'ie RI Ibe combination solely for fraudulent and un.
lawful purposes and In the fnrtherance OF crime;
Tbcse r,sgnafons could not have ocen required
for any lawful and proper use, but have been
used through fear OF exposure ON the part
of the members Indiscreet enough 10 glvo them,
Otherwise 10 shape and the actions and policy or
members OF the Boar They have served me purpose
md CONSCIENTIOUS discharge Of duty by members Of lie
Board and 10 further unlawful olQccts"
The manner in which pardons have been granted by
the Govenor also occupied tho attention OF the Grand
Jury, who charge that even, even .fc2ne'Ieg i lH ,ol
years were Internationally pardoned by the
Governor, whose actions, bringing into disrepnto tne
constitutional amendment yeslng the power OF p'rdons
In a State board ,, =,
The Grand Jury found indictments against Joseph II
McIutyre state Coal oil In-peotOrj T.. Butler leading
Democratic Politician and David ". Carnth anu Dr,
Prank J. LuIz Police Commissioners The indictments al
ege that uirse parties conHprcd and oombucd 20 Oh
strucL the administration OF the law With oeeTce ~
gambling. lUteics and g enterprises, anu " u'
aud CONTROL police appointments VIII view 10 carrying
out their Schemes pOlitiool and otherwise Ihey arc
charged further with attempting To induce IChiri OF
Police John w. pbc not 10 Interfere win gnb =
otiehes etc, aud falling In this they did remove MIN
without cause frUm Oiicc.
Among others indicted Henry :. Newman state
Commissioner Of Labor satstlcA, charged with selling
kotarfes' Commissions; Hugh O.. Brady member ~ tbs
Lcsatire, charged with bribery; Warren u Mo he'hcJ
leader OF tue gamblers ring, charged with attempted
bribery and Mr. PickATd, charged with running tea
store with lottery Accomplishments
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
OUTRAGE on 4 LITTLE GIRL.
TIE rlrNDIsH ACT OF TWO rwELvE-YEAR-oLD
BOYS.


Mary Stellar, a little girl six years OF age,
whose home IL at No. 1906 secondfve, ana
who "a made the pet of the tenants that occupy the same
bo,sa with her parents, became the victim
Of a wanton outrage the part of two twelve
yearod boys last evening while doing them an
net Of kindness Shortly after o'clock the tto girl wis
snt nv her parents on an erdud To store She was met
NJ serondye by Clarence Jandor of No 1913 East sixty
ninthst schoolboy and Morris Hall, OF No BIB East
sixtyninthst who employed brokers office tn Wall
s The boys asked her n she would buy the" h''"
heer She said that she would aud tho boys gave her
,ev cont, In money They followed her for half BLOCK
and then stepped each side OF her. Then they knocked
her down and both outraged her The girls cries for help
brought no assistance, and bleeding and bruised sho
dragged herself holhci "hcio sHo 'o'" "0i P'" w.
story. .. ~ -. 4. ,,o ,rr,n,r sIgbth
Precinct station and made charge against tho oo{s 70
cantin Gunner who arrested the young rufnans IHr!
we're taken To the police station, whore they protested
that they were innocent Dr. OlIara, the police sfseV.
aftaehed TO the precinct thinks that thc girl Is dangerously
ninreI and that tho chances Of her recovery are slight
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
DOMINION TOPICS.

OTTAWA, Nov. 2.-The st. Andrews Society
has authorized its president forward ~ address to the
MARQUIS Of Lorne congratulang him on his safe arrival
IN England and expressing satisfaction with his having
been elected to the position OF chairman oi 'ne
Corporation.
MONTREAL Nov. 2The Irish Catholic parishioners OF
se Cnegunde preparing petition to the Apostolic
delegate asking him investigate the complaints about
their spiritual interests being neglected by trench priests
set over them. .
The suit against the exdreetOrs Of the Consolidated
Bank which recently failed, was resumed today Inc
shareholders sue damages from the directors on ac
count of false returns Of the banks condition
Awrt of seizure has been taken out against Smith ana
Walls nv d. O. LeIner London, for 444 The Junior
member of the firm is Of the abscondDg auctioneer
OF Toronto, OF the same name
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
COMMANDER wILpEs NOT SUSTAINED.

WASHINGTON, Nov 2.--The Secretary Of
the Navy to-day addressed the following letter 10 Com
mander Frank Wdes, OF the United States ship Iantic:
The receipt your letter Of October i6 Is aeknowl-
elrd In the present aspect Of the the Departments
condemns ) the agreement enclosed in yonr letter of
June 25 between Lieutenant Darlington ant yourself,
contemplating the separation Of the Yantc and Protes
mia Ausust 25; (2) your failure to accompany tho
Prote,s from Disco Island after you had there Oned
her; go your unnecessary visit to Upernayk on July
25 to inaure OF the Danish authorities how the Tee was
probably moving between yourself and the Prote,s The
x ys of your delay which point would have brolghs
yo 10 Lteton Island before the party OF the Proteus
went SOUTH and t your failure when you iolni a. L
hnd gone south In search OF the Swedish steamer soda AZ
C;Ipe York to land materials for habtaton, cotnn9
and some food for the forgotten Greely paIty N2at
action IL any will De taken by the Department has n0'
Ner bepu dcteImued"
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
HEATY GALES on THE LIKES.
VESSEL. WRECKED or IN DANGER-HfEoIC WORK
OF LGFr-skvING CREW,


OF LGFr-skvING CREW,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 2.-The northwest
gale subsldcd on Wednesday night, but the wind was
br.k from west northwest yesterday, aud last night II
AMIN veercd the northwest There were few arrivals
from the east shore the fr-t In two days dlspatch
from Chchoygan says lumber feet OF ten vessels Is sun
waiting for good weather. Adyiccs from sand Beach
sato that tho harbOr l. full Of vessels The schooner
Arab ashore at saugatuck She was built In 1894 ana
IA valued at $1,000. She ia insured for 5000 The
schooner Ketcbu n the beach at GnIe fleT anu IN
bld condition. She Il owned by Mueller * ousne, s G
Chicago She rates 81 and IA valued at To,OOo lhls -
the third time she has been ashore this season.
CLEVELAND. Nov 2.-Tho great storm Ia abating' NO
serious damage been reported In this district WIN tue
exception OF the sraadng Of the schooners Sophia hhcn
and j. b. Merrill That no liycs wero lost uue W .no
heroic and sklf work Of Captain Goodwin ana MS me
saving crew. who rescued nom those VeHsi. @
men and the wife OF Captain Coleman OF the heltiu @ NJ
They were IN imminent peril and were brought Ore ny
the nd ropes fired from howzer to the vessels oSer
which baskets run back ana toIth' A ~ hun"ci
Of vessels put In here for shelter.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
TELEGRlfPHIC NOTES.

TIE STEAM COLLIER PoTT5vILLE TO BE RE
PAIRED
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The steam collier Potts
VILE which was pulled the sand Girt arrived at
Cramps shipyard this afternoon bic wl undergo bOiDush
OverIauling.
DAMAGES FOR THE LOSS OF A FATHER.
TowsONrOwN Md, Nov. 2.-In the case of Grace
against the baltimore and Ohio railroad 10 recover
slO damages the killing OF her fater the jury today
awarded the paintln $1,000.
UNITING WISCONSIN IRISH SOCIETIES.
MuWAUKEH Nov. "a convention to unite the
Ish societies of the Sta win be held here on De-
cember H.
A SERIOUS OUTBREAK or DIPHTHERIA.
WORCESTER Mass, Nov. 2.-The West Boylston
schoos have account OF dphtbea being ep
demo Fifty aud hvo deaths nave been reported
within week.
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
ST LOUIS Nov. 2.--The Senate Committee ap-
pointed inspect the Mississippi River improvements went
down the river last night to examine the work.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
COTTON SHOWS And JUYE MlCHINES.

ALBANY, Nov. ACCOMPLISHMENT General
Morehead invited Governor Cleveland to-day 10 appoint
seegates to the Worlds Exposition and Cotton Cenen-
pia 10 be held at Seworleans year. The Governor
also been invited TO appoint delegates from the cotton
mills and ut factories In the State the annual oonven
ton Of the Cotton Planters Association Of America which
takes place Ycksburg. Miss., November 2, George
West OF BalgtO offered bonus Of IS 900 10 the In
yentor OF machine that viii prepare jute fibre for mar
ket at price TO compare with the same quality nom
Idia award 10 be made by President Morehead, OF
the Association, al the coming meeting, when number
o. ma hines win make trial for the award.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
DEMOCRATIC WILES IN ULSTER COUNTY.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 2.-An active interests
shown In this city and county by tho Democrats I'm the a
preaching election, and the IA brsky prosecuted
by the party leaders although somewhat quiet manner
The leading Democratic candidates are In the field In pers
son. and desperte fight will be- made. IL is whispered
about the streets some Ingenious lie or trick is 10 be
sprung upoa the public and the opposition tonorrOw or
Monday 10 viii be too atS to Cntract IT, IL Is even
hunted that tho Democratic candidates for surrogate DIS
trctA tturney and AssembymIu In tue First District WIZ
b elected at m hazards aud any cost As " the first aned
his elccun possible by fair means rs he Is an uI
eXceptionabe gentleman; but the other two can hardy
win by a fair vote.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
FOUR YOUNG SPoRrsMEN DRoWNED.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUSE.l


ERIE, Penn, Nov. 2-FOur young men of
this city John W. Eystcr, Giles Russell Frederick @. Ke
sew and Charles Brown went to the peninsula Erie
Raw duck hunting to-day Starting to return their boat
was swamped, and all were drowned. The bodies have
not yet been recovered The young men all belong 70
,,rouyneut families. Eystcr and Russell mail
eenfs and kelsey news agent the Philadelphia and
Iy,ta RailwaJ Eyster and Kelsey were married.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-At the Lewes November
meeting to-day the SOuthdown Club open selling hand-
can race was won by j. H. Houldsworth's fouryearold
estnut colt springken, with r. Archcrs formerly MI
Iorillards) fyeyearold bay gelding Passaic second
sn q Marsto,a three year-old bay colt Ducrow third
The race for the HOundem Plate (handcaPl was won
BY C. BantOn's sixyear-od chestnut morse costa MI
And,ewss aged brown horse Revision came IN Scconu
snd Sir. Loiillards threeyeaI-0d hay colt hassasot
k4.l
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
TIE NEW-HAVEY SCBOOLTEACHER SAFE
WANDERING TO vERMoNT IN PIT OF INSANITY
IN HER SISTERS HOME.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov. 2.-Estclla j..
Rundlctt the NcwIaven muslc teacher who disappeared
from that city Thursday last reached the home of her
sister, Mrs. McCoIlom, In West Gofstown, Tuesday.
Her brother found her AZ Newport Monday sliil
abong under the fear OF violence expressed by her
at New yHayep. She could give account Of how she
caInc 10 Newport and had only vague idea Of leaving
New-Haven Since her arrival at West GoItstown she has
been more quiet Ia still unable 10 give account Of
herself There Is Indication that she has suffered any
xknIar
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
LAWYER FOUND DROWNED.
SOME EVIDENCES OF FOUL PLAY-ANorHER BODY
AWAITING IDENTTIcArIoN.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Ihe Dody Oh man
was found yesterday floating in the Delaware River ht
Camden and the coroners fury at that place rendered
verdict that the body was that OF James r. Young law
YER who had been missing since he22d OF October l'
morning the body OF another man was found ana upon IN
vcsgation wac ascertaincd that the body was rey
that Of Mr. Young several documents being Iouhd On h
pcrson which proved beyond doubt that IL was te nss
lag lawyer. The neck broken ana tno po1y "no
hadiy bruised aud many OF Mr.. Y0ungs flends Deney9
that he was the victim Of foul play but as inc %
snppositon that the wounds had been caseu Ny I
bo1ys washing against tho whnryes, INC S neru,Iy !,
NJ he coroncr'a ury was simply that Of found drowned
II YET remains be asccrtancd whose Dody IL WIS 'n"'
was found yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
MIRRJED TO IN OLD CLIENT.
A WASHINGTON LAWYER BECOMES THE HUSBAND
or A WOMAN HE DEFENDED IN A MURDER
TRIAL.
InY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBUsE.l


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Thc friends of Joseph
II Bradley oldest and OF the foremost lawyers OF
the District OF Columbia bar, considerably excited
to-day by the discovery that Wednesday he united
I'm marriage 10 former client Miss Mary Harris. The
trial OF Mary Harris I'm July, 1866, for tho murder Of
Adonran, j. Burroughs, Treasury clerk, Is s remem
bcrd as celebrated case" IN the annals OF criminal
trials IA Washington II created almost great
on AZ the time did the trial Of the assassination
spirotors which preceded by few weeks. During the
tiiaI tho phrase "parOxysnal insanity coined and
il proved effective one for Mary Harris was acquitted
size was defended by Daniel w. Voorhees,, then
n iepresentatiye In Congress- aud Mr.. Bradley.
When the verdict mot guilty" pronounced by the
forrnan the Jury, the prisoner greatly aated,
and one first demonstrations In the crowded court
room was kss Mr. Bradley Boon after her acqittal
Miss Harris declared 10 be Of unsOnd mind and she
was for some years inmate OF the Government Asylum
for tho Insane, from which she afterwards dis
charged She Is about forty four years OF age and
her husband Is nearly twice old having passed his
oiCItieth birthday.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
4 cHURcH DEDICATED IN mEuING TOY
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBusr.l

FLENINGToN, n. j., Nov. 2.-The Presbyte-
rans Of Pennington yesterday dedicated their new stone
church Just erected expense Of $4,000. The ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. Dr. g. g. Mott the
pastor The sermon was preached BY the oy. DR. W. II.
Roberts secretary VI the Presbyterian Board OF Home
Missions Among other clergynen participating werc
the Rev DR. Mcintosh, OF Phildephi and the Rov. Dr.
studdiford Trenton The church was dedicated en-
trcly free from debt. The stained glass windows werc
thn idlt nf John q. Koadng, OF Phladrlphla.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
FRANK JAMES CLOSELY CONFINED.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2.-lnformation has been
received here from Gaatin No., TO the effect that the
special reports that Frank James allowed the liberty
OF the streets foundation The story based
a OF mistaken identity James has not been ON the
street AZ al or even IN tho Jail yard except when at
tended by q deputy sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
yERDiCT on A RAiLROAD ACCIDENT.

Troy, Nov. 2.-The coroner's jury in the case
of the falling Of the Fort Edward Bridge rendered ver'
dict at midnight charging that the bridge Was uhse anu
not thoroughly inspected. The raliroau suPoii''"
aud the chief engineer were oensllrcd'
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
MIsHAPS TO VESSELS.

HALIFAX, Nov. PA dispatch from Sheep
Ha,bor says: It Is stated gOod authority that the
,cbooper Unknown bound for some port on Prince Ed
ward Island struck the coast OF Sheet Harbor on
Tuesday and sank Immediately, and that all on board
were drowned. - ~, 49,.
savannah for Reva with cargo OF cotton put IN mere
th evening, having lost three blades OF her prOper
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
COLD WEATHER IN THE SOUTH.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 2.-There was frost'
the frat Of the season. this region last night DONG soe
damage to vegetation. IN, l.,
throughout this section last night
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
4 SUIT DECIDED At List
fey TELEGRAPH To rnE TRIBUNE. !

DANBURY, Conn, Nov. 2.--he celebrated
ease Of Alexander Mead against David s. Hustled, which
has occupied the attention Of the Superior Court in this
County and the Supreme Court OF Errors OF this state for
much OF the time during the past four years was today
decided In favor OF the plaintiff with damages assessed ~
s. 900 and cOHts.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
COUNSEL FOR OoDONNELL TIE ASSASSIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-COngressman fmcrty mas
received the following cable dispatch from A. NJ Su'n-
van dated London Tt is positive that none but me M
hers of the Enpsh bar will no allowed active particpa
Uon i'm tie court" Ths refers trial OF oDonne
for the murder 0f the inf0rmer Carey.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
pEEDycr FoR Ex-sENAroR TABOR.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 1.-The celebrated case
Of ex-senator Tabor against william II. Bush, until
recently his confidential adyser and business partner,
for been concluded In the Superior Court
BY tho rendering of a verdict FOR Tabor.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
TW0 COLLEGE GLASSES SUSPENDED

Troy, Nov. 2.-Tho Sophomore and Fresh
man classes Of the Rensselaer, Polytechnic hS"'uo "
suspended TO day for struggle this morning over class
rinO which property of tho institute was dam
aged the amount OF $500. Two stuuehS "0i' 'N''
olisly injured ana others sligbty.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
SENT TO MURDER PRINCE BISMARCK.

DANrzIc, Nov. 2.-The Gazette announces
that a man named Piotrowsh has been arrested at
ID rschau who confessed having been sent by Nilists
10 murder Prince Bismarck. He said that he was Rus
an actor and that the money he had been provided with
had been stolen from him.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
ASsAuLTED I'M CANAL STREET.

Thomas Kelly, of No. 10 Sulliyan-st., met
Mrs. Eliza McIAne, Of No. ~ Laight-st, In Canal
st., near Broadway, late last night. She
sshed HIM to direct her TO Laigbtst., when
xssggtns her into hallway and pointing pistol at her
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03

tion which is known "The Philadelphia Tariff Assoca-
tIonn The association includes 129 fire insurance
copanes domestic and foreign, doing business In this
city. Tie following officers were elected President.
Thomas II. MONTGOMERY vicepresident George Z. Wag-
ner secretary and treasurer, Henry DaITah
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
pHAsEs on THE TONQUIN QUESTION.

PARIS, Nov. 2.-Admiral Courbet left Hm-
Phoug on December "a with 600 marines for HaiNoi'
where he viii await the arrival Of reinforcements rorn
France before making an attack Sontay Ihe FTench
arc expected 10 occupy KOuang- fenl town lory ie9
northeast OF Hai-Phong in a short time.
WAR BELIEVED TO BE CERTAIN.
PARIS Nov. 2It reported that the First secretary
az the Chinese Legation here has stated that war between
China md France is now certain.
The Cabinet Council to-day discussed General Bouets
scnt of the French position on the Red River, but
NOTHING was decided. The Chamber Of Deputies VIII
,roahlv he asked 10 vote credit In his account
aner Ronet states that at least 900 men OF all arms
infantry cavalry aud artillery, will be required especaS
coyolry because the movements OF the Black fags
Nil Eyer,tlng went TO prove TO General Bouet that
no headers OF the Black Flags Germans III the Ch
nese intervene he SAYS il will be necessary 10 sehu ee
rforcenents General BOuet concludes by saying thaI
IL 4. impossible tOEorm approximate idea OF the num-
Der Of the Black Flags
LONDON Nov "a Paris dispatch says it is reported
that the embers of the Chinese Legation are consider
Ing tbe Question Of demanding their passports.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Nov. 2.-Charlotte Epps
was yesterday guilty OF numbering her husband iast
June by poison. Epps old and wealthy ana was mar
ro to ,nonths nrecedng his DEATH his wife previously
hay ing been his housekeeDer.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
Js
Chairman Republican County COMMITTEES Of Columbls
County.

The above refers to article In The POghkeepse Earle
printed Thursday morning, headed His Name Hauled
Down" In which The Eagle withdrew the name Of Louis
f. Payn as Republican candidate for Senator and de-
that would longer support bim The grounds
for this action the statements that Mr. Payn
open and unreserved in his expressions OF Joy at the
demonstration President Garfield IL accused him OF
saving on one occasion that he glad Garfield was
shot and hoped would die and another occasion Of
using Ian guage still more offensive.
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
THROWN FROM THEIR CARRIAGE.

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHE.l
CLEVELAND, Nov. 2.-At Willoughby late last
night NJ Powell proprietor Of the Powell House. and his
wife were ON their way TO wedding In their carriage
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03

when they were struck by o rapidly driven vehicle ana
thrown 10 the ground Mrs. Powell received fata IN
iuries Her husband was seriously, but not fatally nurt
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
LOUIS r. PAYNS POPULARITY.
BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF THE PoUGHKEEPsIE
EAGLES ATTACKS UPON HIM.
[nY rELRnRAPH mol THE TRIBUNE.l

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
HUDSON, N. Y, Nov. 2.-Information received
by us to-day from Duchess Putnam and Columbia coun
ties justify and in saying that Louis f. Payns
majority in this Senatorial District will be as large as has
ever been received by any Republican in this district
not larger This be accounted for by the vanous
attacks and base treaehery Of The Poghkeepse Eagle
Hundreds fmen who hard at work for Newbod on
the morning the basphemous article appeared In The
Eagle have renounced their candidate and openly
porting Payn.
Payn has already begun action for libel against the
editors Of The Pohkeepse Eagle for 100000 damages,
I'm which order of will be applied for and the
papers have been placed In the Shers hands action
j. w. HAYsRADT,
Chairman Senatorial Committee XVIII District
j. RIDER CADY,
Chairman Republican County Committee Of Columbia
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
A NEW INSURANCE ASSOCIAIl0N'

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The Fire unaer-
writers n,et this afternoon and completed new organAF