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pryre,1 opEx GoTERyoR TALBOT

BosroN, Oct 8 Especial. 1.-The funeral OF ex-uO'-
ernor Talbot occurred this afternoon at Bleroa Inc
representative men of the Commonwealth we're pres
ent Among them were Governor George d. Robinson
Lieutenant. Governor Ames. and Councillors hask'h'
Butler Coffin and Locke, representing he state nero
were few floral offerings owing to the request o. '"'
family and these were of a simple character ana cano
Sbor,lv after o'clock the funeral services were begun
the choir of the First Unitarian Church oil Lower i
singing The Rev +. A. Horton, OF the stcohI or-
tartan Church of Boston offered prayer and the re-
naming exercises were conducted by Rev. T. g. nus
sew, of tho Billrrica Central Unitarian Church ~
nail bearers we're Stephen NJ. Crosby. solomon I'm
coin r. \ Clarke, X. Ii. Ewart. Julian lalDot an i
Howard Hayden The body was placed IN the ia"ii'y
lot i'm the Lowell Cemetery.
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CUlygES IN YHE BOSTON CUSTOM HOUSE.

BosIoN, Oct. q (SpecidD.-tcrtam changes "' '''
Boston Custom House, ordered by the treasury ne
partment upon the report OF the commission Vi 'Pee',
AGENTS who made an examination last Summer, VIII
m into effect tomorrow morning. 1t is effort to I'M
r,ss the country with the belief that the corner
stou.s of the party in power reform and economy
1bc net reduction III the number OF Offices Is I've
clerks; one of 81 500. two of Tl,40O ana TWO At
81 200; eight inspectors ut - per day WV ~
rs az GO 600 and eli ven weIghors three NJ
S3 20 Der day aud eight at SO day. recaphnau3n
nt the changes AIDE IN the Collectors force gives inc
Vaunn,ing result: Re ducton-Aboion of cierkships,
~ 600 abolition OF rnspe etorsbips, Sll $50: weigh
era SIG G92 30; compensation TlOo' total'
SSJ672 80 lncrease-COmpensaton OF cIerhS'
II I00: nssistaut weighers, $500; lahorers'
Isl $50: total. 81 $50 net reduction S2S6ZZ oV. IN
the Collectors office proper. the actual net reduction Is
50 600 per year in n pay roll of nearly SZOo' Ooo'
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BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS II EARNEST.

The Republican campaign headquarters NJ
M - Mon ayur-.L B-opklYu. Wi b. opened Tor hns
MSS to-day aud an active aud Aggressive season ~ work
wilhelm hng, tran.pdrcl % bearing the names OF
thu, candid tte. Tor stats offices was put NJ yesterday
over tir windows. The headquarters are tho same "a
those u.rd last yrhr Tho party IN rook'yn vas never
,,r Harmonious and uuiIrd than to-day aud the most
ocyr eject. viii hes put forth by all 10 secure success
t,r u. state and municipal tickets. Il IL irt
mat the aciinn OF the General Comm Tee
a., liking the dates Of tho nominal
me- convention. four days 4 cr those Of tho Democrats
- Iullc.us stop and VIII Hd ~ the scdct"n oi lhr
.-,... 10 meet tine opposing NOMINEES. Ihrfe N -
f.cIns among R~pubc ms ihIt a. br"'ky y u
al Ind urndrnf Democrat, by naming ono 81 thrn 60
tou.ptr. san candidate fHr Mayo Tie dlH'uI) NJ
n.,. 10 m t. mud intn having the requisite bu"in1's
alIv ami potlcaI ,tet,ity Tor the place WI" " h"t
t,,rf,d los the influence 81 MrihughiinI-u. ON" Hurh
man il General Slncum. who has repeatedly
.Bns." But he his declared his deter
min,ron 10 ahIurc polite, and makes MS "H'cr'lo" ~
the following '"rm:
An net Tor the r,cf Of General Henry william soeum'
Ps ~ ~ General st,nry Willn iocun. tn" nv 81
Iyu si nor tao a.T' pat pot,s dufH'S 'o
iii = .ct snail take clcct IN mediiteiv
MANY lt,pub Iran- wound 10. slad la ,rr man Ike =
mite no uut,d for Mayor. cut II 1, ih"u:hl thi' uo
would be- Willing 10 surrender hn bh-ln''' lhtci'''
Tor political position .,.... 49,. t,t i,.,
evening. william II. L"iycmn presiding. ~" pcs,
,ctlpd. Of conducting the canvass were GlHchHcu anu
The persistent PROSECUTION OF th'
rainpagu NJ u election day
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,pvrva u,IIFAvoRs UNION.

The County Convention of Irving Hall met
Ia, evening There we're about 600 delegates present
ruey wrr, called order by Robert B Mooney VINO
nominated a. temporary chairman H. '" E.!,oh hc'o
orantyltttus - iay aside al prcJbdrr ihrtl"hA' "IH
and unfortunate cr-ts. aud to uuito t'r the puTJO'
80 tur success OF party. aud providing Tor
INN, M. of conference DR. ". Dcmsrrst VAS enc on
.,,urut al rmin, AMI The fulUNug committee tone
',n,n =, ,-n district chosen to confer Win
,,t'"r or tauilatious: ". G. Murphy. Thomas
urr V.unrtt 7 j. Campbell JONI h. ierry,
:. IA G Douglas T. T. Higgins. H. J. Nicho'"h h0b'rt
a Nounrv o. = bal, Peter g. stafford. James J. i'm-
nv P.,rrk ,allcn Nciulis Hhugnon, John j. = no
Ia.spu g. M,DuuOugh. Bennett ". LHI'on' hthIl
S,,rt t'lnrc, O., Cornell Edward J. shelley, Peter
Uowr. nnd Anthony Hartman ...... IT,.
Tht. had hardly uccn done when cohmIIle' from
T,,ruauy "A IL consisting of william ,. hlrN = ID
-utuoI James j. Martin and Thorn T. GiiOF, arrived
ms wcrr received with cheers. Mr. SpnolA efPaluen
lrir pur o.e Iaumauy's resolution la IhEOr oI union
read ,ho nom
az Mooney then nominated judge Birretti the noun
tu.fion Wt. seconded 10y -ry"rtl lawyers.
Tho convention adjourned until october d.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

COLUMBIA, ). c., Oct (SpccidD.-The Kali
road furnishes trItiye staten mt OF
the earnings Of tho railroads OF South Carolina for Au
gust In 1884 an 1895 Five lines show decrease IN
earnings and twelve increase On road does the
decrease reach 81 900 while the increase shows high
percentage roads making over por cent more than
IN Tho total. the seventeen roads are
lei. foil lows: In 1884 S3Glll7 Il; IN 1850 TIOOoO2 81;
increase 20 = decrease, 81 400 u; bet Increase,
S3g, 7s4 90; ne. per cent Of increase liO2.
PnuND LIMA oct. . tSpcciIj Tho Whcen AMI Bar
toll committees the reorganization trustees OF the
Reading Railroad met to-day The two committees re-
solved to modify former plan what Ia section H.
ATLANTA Ga oct 9.-The House OF Representatives
to-day defeated tho bill amending the railroad commits
sion laws 30 % grant roads tho right 10 make their
own rates subject to revision only on complaint The
bin received cgutythrce votes while eighty elgbt were
necessity " lis pAssage.
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MOTIFS OF rmE CAMPAIGN.

Tho German Republicans Of the Mild Assembly
nis,,et bri lar e. last night At Beckcr- Hal no
tu. seen at ave The cpub state ticket was "ihn'
,,-r,Iy ratnrd IAaac TcchmHn piomu'nt anh hlghlY
,t-,. 81 the distinct Was uhdhimvnhS I'|"h
men 81 % Alder nan 49,
Asu nr of the German Re- ublca1 Nssociduoh "I In'
~ m A..rupy .tri. ihutsIAy night Inc htPtu"ca
ttlt, f.s,t aas udOi-ed aud DaNCnpuH ana '"t tam
PIAZZA club OTglui4ri.
nudge John fitch addressed N. eunr 81 500 Germ ms
.v,utrr Assembly 81 ti
en- ,,,t so 8 AIcn.,t le -PpAc AZ u-ih upon tuo
tg ma stn and reviewed the history 81 tue trpr,uN
referring 10 tao itpuOHcah " hln,
Lieu tnlnt'i' NIuof Nrir rec - VIZ
Ilt HE tue ciuD uhahlm 'a -lo
o II lie cpiblc II candidates anu " W. '' ' -
,Oul ~ u their erection
ibr GArfed lepul eau club Of the NNllth Ns7semiPy
Ii.trrt nr ID their meeting as, hlB"' NI1o' i
delivered the rrncp "T"tN nN' 80 .,t,t ers and
Nrt ty thc club poet q have more gOo' HodAc'S "
a nm .lnr M cir Tor NEWPORT and arr
r..ury If the irish Nmotican Independents 81 tho Mn
As.cI,nly pstIint Wa hcda JOS a'-Sht'sl t"ul.u
NH ani alton I'D ~ large nlurb'r ~ IT al me- l.
c,uig, i'm Fiirh aud Ohofs IN ia'"r OF Profession 20
A,rr,lp MINISTRIES upheld by the .cpnbIch party a'l
,dy, nc IL fo vote Tor Day mort ant carr al uo ,onlh
Of Ie NepubiicAh 9I''o ''
,yrr, Niop OIL amid much n.au ,iiu'h
ing Of the Irish American ndrpNhlchts was
Itur.d vryruing uOpotan Hal. East 'fOa'Nuy anu
ward j. owe president 81 lhc 49,
ure.tt .Iud Join p oh. rcpits hiLht luo w,
tau hcNlulr orA .rIyou long AID IS I'D d'o :" .
n. tn Nnr IA, mi s.rlos At tn cDncu+on o. wa Us,
uiou. wero passed. supporting the rpubljh Hth' ucNo'
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Verse eH aDd labor have Effected much for
from the devoted laborers In the grea', , wh
nth anniversary Of my ordination At that time
sa 1haSght that so feeble In health would outye al
those who were my contemporaries v III ord,npton
anu anu. ~ Eirope for the advantage OF additional
sndy my friends supposed would not return ms
Providence spared me FAR beyond my ,rd ~ in
thnsa addresses has indeed been great anu
t Great that 1t is clearly the work OF
Ga a1d not man. Whatever OF success may nave ~
tnDded nv efforts must be attributed TO the goou VIZ,
@ md Generous cooperation OF the clergy ana INC
ias On This occasion cannot but contrast the scene
Of to-day with that which occurred my ye ons
Bishop and two priests in the sane tSc
tnary and not many people IN r tho
church The Bishop was Bishop Dnnols' m no
and the other the Rev. DR.. Pise. TO
day. the ntticth anniversay o. r,,, t thl
event, behold the sanctuary filed with reD ume
ale icIergv Of nv diocese and this great
Cathedral filled TO overlooking with my faithful people
For all this, have only to thank Cos VINO mas his
me IN this goodness. to witness the glory OF lniS
The Cardinals strength, on the occasion OF
his golden Jubilee, already much impalr,eu
and he soon afterwaId r, BEGAN ,,,rod IN apnear
OCCASIONALLY In the Cathedral, and conductcu
services This last summer he was
Obliged to give ur his regular yearly Visit 10 NeWpot
hs death was feared. In each case he rallied MS stos
will and great vitality taking him tnronPh cases
another man would have succumbed since ne mas ven
on his deatl-bed, his humility patience anu d
in dying az in living he displayed the simple ehidike
character OF the true Christian man.
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ImsuAMERIcAys STRONGLY REPUBLICAN.

At the meeting of the Irish American indie
pcndents at Cosmopolitan Hall, East Broadway and
Cathcrne-st.. ThursJay night. T. ]. Rowe presided
the following resolutors adopted mid cheers:
herets Tie Rep bicn Platform declares une1nivoclly
~ favor Of proccuon ,mcncau Industry the emu ar
lust e"arl Ild h. boring man ls ul share In the VA
to1a prosperity ant.
.;-~ rnc indu tries Of this country have been
poH,r be- Aue OF TIE openly aSowet free
trade do TRIMS OF many OF tho leads o. that
iIerSa Grover ant President has done nothing
moro to recommend him to US th'n Gro. or .eyr.ann
ShcrT dll an t+A vote f'r III Is vote Tor Cleveland
L.sf. IT, Ina. consistency ~ q Jewel NO
hoe port the ticket headed by la DaVen
f,',i rhat W. IN or mi, campaign with the same do
term ton 10 orr alplsy ant iuthiuy Tor the mn
da The Rem party IN" state NJ we dia iai year
We q the AMI pri ie e o. sIppor'ing tue 70 or
living .iifr nan. lanes o. BHne, on tn't 20
carur.ty Ia rally aroma his standIi AMI see
h.u triumph MY CO tet 10 coo lltsdeLcy III 4H'''
4 l.r-c aud n.nu-ii-tir -etIng OF IIlsh American
independents yts hell at No Jos East SiNth-St. on
Wednesday evening. EN.Judrc John Fitch spoke Tor
,rr aud his remarks were rrcrlE'u HihU ih'
,ndr. appause He was fullnN ed 10y Otscr speakers,
ana 10 ward the following resolutions were uhah-
mnusl" 'dop'"d
Many of tho I,iic-s Democratic party ana may OF
ia ID rius % nv ad ao free trade thereby disturbing lne
vast h ~ tins co mary and beng Opp'snh u
rb',Cr h. .rpgbIcAn platform frankly and clearly 90
rl,,. IN favor OF o. American nnusifv, AMI h
sh'uiu We hisJus. share 81 lie 1''nA
- ,l, We opposed rover Cleveland last year with al
on. curr ao, AMI no reason whatever why VIZ
sUuu.t chang ..ur ty.uIou. and
-, y,nr T. 4 ho .omoc-ar y . tlcket is equiV)
Cal toa vote ioy,.anI therefore 80 II ,,,.. 49,, ,.
5...,t IN sc hereby intITse the candidates put ~"
"A ,ft Il he cent ..oIull,ct u ouNcituh ~ '"5"
= 81 .r &c AL. lp.Toy" thr plant n to hopuDitli ph
mn vuith advo at protection 20 American ihta''y'
fin, ,t,,r, uI tnr ,t...rc fLturk j. coleman pI'si-
dr,t LdsArl WaG. Ucc-pscsldcnt; j. j. EAgan' sccre-
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DIED.

BLAUvELT-At the residence OF his parents OCTOBER
1855 Henry C. Bauvelt NJ d. aged 80 years son OF DAVID
J. ana Emma 4. BanveL -, ~
al .ryces at 81 West 3lstst Suhuy, ';SVp IN
boNNEY-At New. Brunswick J. October g. 1855. Phebe
= daughter of ths late Ben aGlln BOlney. -
friends invited g attend inc Inhefa %
tie reydepce OF OTOtIer-inaw, the Rev wycAOL
rlrr lstaye and Benner-st. East New'BIuns"icS ON
Monday l-th INST, nj ii a. m
GONGE-At -Rochella n. Y. Thurs lay sth octooer
1850 OF Giphtneria Minlred Lau.uer dlhGntetO heHJ
ana X. Is. Congo, IN the 5th year Oh hcr ago
Funeral private.
InterInent Forest Hills, Boston.
HINRICIlS- rIdlg. OctObcrJ Charles T. a. lilhIcAs
r. in the list ear OF hts age. -. ,.-., ,..,,
AM friends are invited II atehu lnr Iuhea
MS late residence, 40 ta.s, south Brooklyn gu A0hd
october IL at O'Clock.
Please omit flowers.
HI rTON-On THURSDAY october y at New Brnnswick.
\ t. ManclIs Holmes sOn OF Dr. Mancils H. ana MARY
Eleanor Hutton. agoI month
NOZZLE At residence. 232 East Isthst. wednesday,
I, ohm Noble az.
Funeral scotch presbyterian thurCu' "'St ''''SN
slturlaY, October 10. at l. N ,.,
Iptnruent al Woodl2wn al convenience OF lally'
VIRBARD-In Brooklyn Friday. October o. Leander ~
NIOOIrt, aged Is years - -. ,u-.,,, "a a,ta,t Tho
funerl services his late rcstcn;s No 9Outh hn''
Ilxce BrooGyu N Monday, october AZ, AZ 2. III
Please omit flowers.
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MARRIED.

BARING.KING-At TIE British Embassy Paris, on Tues
Rg sp RESIDENT: Of Sor n"'ns 10 Louise
BoN1ECoU-HoLDn kGE-At Falmouth. Mass, by the
ley William Pot o. assisted by the ey o. NJ 81 frag on
city. NO. t. NaIBaiie Hodrege.
DICKERSoN- DIcT-cn Tuesday, 9th inst. at tho
Presbyterian Church. Lover, ~ j., by the Rev LDcrt
Holloway tr Elizabeth Marshall daughter OF ]. W. Con.
diet NJ d.. to Theo. A. Dickerson.
DUNHAM-DARLING-At the residence OF Dr. skldmorc
81 rHn''' OF 'A'"A'' l. " 10 0"0 '''''DS u 'ODA''
EMERY -mAcKIE-At Bruce House, Mount Savage,
Ma october By the Re J. IL icSleston .sss!ea o.
Nj. to Ala daughter Of James 5. Mackie.
MURPHEY- LAMBERr-On Thursday. october 8. 1885 at
Brooklyn By the Rev Charles Cutabert Hail. Jeanette H.
Lambert 70 Charles A. MuIphey
cards
NEGLEY-JoNEs-on Tuesday. october 6. 1885 at 81.
Johns Church Huntington, u T. 6y the ey \ BarfSHs
NJ d4ustr OF the late Samuel W. jones' oiuntins
PERKY-GREEN-Jn the sth october. AZ st. Ge1r;e's
bnde assisted by the Rev. Henry Wilson, D. chare,
Montague Perry Alice Maud. Youngest dau ghter OF the
late Frederick Green. esd o. ON on. bnglnL
SHERMAN n October :, at tho reshlencf o.
bre her. Newport BY the Right hey the 81 hop
of Rhode SLANT. assls.od B., the " g A. L. Iienads;
John Carter Brown.
sTKoNG-sTEwART-AtS Il. Andrews Church. Harlem
THURSDAY octGosr BY ie Reg a. .,s &c n Ssne "a
Alonzo gushmas stewart esq to John IuSses sions a
Of New.lOr> cts.
Observation-Disclosures october 8, 1885, at the ret
dence o. Mr.. Alexander Freaf by tue Rev u Itn uilS
ton DID, j. D. r bia1cSi iompkln' 10 Agnes fre1 ii"O
bard boon Oi this city.
WARD-McLEAN -on Wednesday October !. at tie ST.
dence of the brides ather by IN rev ~ SSro olns
daughter OF James Mclean. to John seey Ward lr.
residence Of Tn brides Pa'sn S
William Ven. Holley p - william i an w, Ma Of
ocArds.
III
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C1pnTNAL MCLOSKEY DEAD.
sr uo,rRs OF THE VENERABLE PRELArE
GROWING WEAKER UNTIL THE END GAM"
LAST DAY. -

,.o wr.KyR UNTIL THE END cAME-ih"
LAST DAY.
,r,. snork of vitality which animateu NV
ac,ated form OF the venerape |hi' - L.,
g., made itself hardly perceptioe throuen aonb
,unt and Yesterday. The preia'e my . rhnse
-, only the slightest tokens OF cohSclou' Tho
,.n,ro ahout him were unable W ., ros
,.ves nv which he grew weaker Uu' n-o clearly
, ass,no away The idea which was mus 49,
surely pasS!ne a., orscousness was that his earthy
$500 was near its close. There was no o'n'A h
'nan,fss than the calm resignation az 'ne
OF death -, c,,rol sleot only at short
,u,nvals living propped up by pillows W u'Ao assist
dn,nister his slight nourishment 10 MN o" uis
70 an'ninS hioh was becoming more laboreu' ~
DE - rbo have been in almost constant NV 49,
',' - him since his last alarming weahno =. ho
- IN an adioining apartment III 90 rordpal,s
,d Z, case of an uniavOrsble change !" "a NV thc
oopdtop Prayers for the dying w.. w., in inc chanel
80. in the chapel Mass was ceicoi" ,,,,o hoottoa
Of o'clock after the Cardinal had 'ah9u t call The
:" ~ o,,arward DIR. Keyes made Ills "9. n,o. The
Boon "i'oi ,arable response to inquirerS 'i' 'D
u"o'o' 80 lowing weaker, and thougn !".' ',".
.-,.h,o was slowly passing away "''
live for several days yet a. nod mot changed
Tho anpearance OF the Pauon' - ,o,,. ,non
.,a,v since the last critical weaAne'' o"a'1 ~, -
pI, .onptenance and features nave ho' ~ ~,
,an,o shortly after o'clock the ooc'oi 80,
.scond call and found MS patient faiok a'' o Cardi
soSIo He Thought 1t moi at all probable tha' 'no
-, could live over Sunday. About DUSK 'i'o C"-'.' 49,
nal wU' came ont upon the front steps for rev
and was bescged with inquiries by the pa'ser'
inouieh'I a,t,ons To all he gave the same reply
,The Cardinal is failing Ias'' -, .os nndnIn-
The number of callers through the day was unuu,I
,.n.d man, callers of previous days Repeating ~,
visits of inquiry. Through tue mori'1e hut
oa,lm, was largely in excess of the gen'cien ou'
,hr afternoon many of the latter on the way
tnfouEn ,o business stopped on the marble doorstep
III ipomire about the condition OF the patient
rartinal continued to grow feebler throughout
.yaui,o and at ten minutes of one this morning. lie
dad
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GOVERNOR HILL ALARMED.
yAINLY ASKING DEMOCRATIC UNION ON THE
LOCAL TIcKET---rHE CITIZENS MOVEMENT.

NAINLf ASKING DEMOCRATIC UNlON oN iiH
LOCAL TICKET---rHE CITIZENS MOVEMENT.
Governor Hill has accomplished nothing
definite In tho way Of efectng union or the Demo
cratic organizations on local uoAe''
The Governor dined on Thursday
evening uptown with Hubert o. Thompson
ex-Mayor Edward Cooper. E. Ellery Anderson WINS
Paine, and President Aolph L. Sanger OF the boaru
OF Aldermen. The outlook Of the campaign In thiS CITY
was discussed at length. strong effort was
made by Messrs Thompson, Cooper ana others
to him that two local Democratic
tickets In this city would only be no detrimrnt 10
the Democratic state ticket. but would be positive
help. ~ 1t would have the effect OF brngngo out greater
Democratic vote. He could not be cOnVlhceu
OF this, however The County Democracy
leaders, on the other hand, could not DC
made to that it their duty to forego all their
hopes ana calculations OF local ticket merely 10 peasu
democratic candidate for Governor VINO was not tnei
oholcr The politicians separated without having "c
cOhpIlshed anything, 49,,
1t was evident yesterday that the backbone OF the
county Democracy had been s,inened great dea since
the previous evening. Some of those who were inclined
10 hlnk on Ihnrsday that there might he union Neu
Offering 10 i've to that tue County Democracy
me TACT tOht at meeting the ulSirict Io'Hras
twenty OF the twen,y-fonr districts declared themselves
against unon circuatel the real feeling Oh inc
organization In the matter -,
the Governor. 1t IL understood, last resort Will
now Try to Induce Secretaries whitney and Manning 10
come on 20 New-iork and labor with tne
County Democracy leaders, and Try ,,,u 20
ton. lie fears what may election day In the
way Of trading the STATE ticket for local candidates ~
the meantime the movement for Citizens ticket IN the
interest OF the Cou1'y Democracy, Is being prrIee'G
There are strong men back of the movement AM me
judiciary WI probably be an irrepT9aeT Tn3i,
uNE. some Of the men engaged In this movement owe
the Governor no love IL viii be- carried on 10 ceI'"u
extent " IT. p,riectcd outside OF the party lines a. ~
IA nndrrstood that the Governor especially frart h4
movement Will not aid his canvass any and he fears
that II may scriousy damage 1t. few days VIII shO"
whether IT can lie made "A success
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MOLE or D0DGnS RIScALITY.
4 WARRANT ISSUED roR is ARHEsr-wnAr DR.
TALMAGE AVS.

4 WARRANT ISSUED FOR is ARKEsI-"liAI DR.
TALM,GE AYS
The revelations in relation TO Frederick
Dodge made 10y Dr. Macarthur IN tho meeting 81 the
southern Baptist Association were fofcstalled III
Brooklyn by the action taken by one
OF his victims TO secure his arrest
vbe Dodge was taking deep Interest In the meetings
religious purposes In Dr. I"m'Ge- Iaocrh"'i'' US
made the acquaintance of lawyers clerk William l.
Williams whose home l. IN Ridge wood l.. l. Williams
was studying for the miuistry and they became
tmatc william. invited his ncwfound irienl
70 WISH his home last spring and Dodge became engaged
TO Miss Mamie Williams. girl just out OF hrr teens
initr,t cGntdrnce In Dodge aud he accom-
panied his ailanced while sbe pnfoh'Seu ne'
wedding outfit ON the night Of the cctl'ion J." 80
1almHgc IN Bro"kyn. william" ARRANGED Tor nIN sst'l
and Dodge to meet hin at the Iabern "lr Dhi o. SOM
preteXt Dodge detained her al home" ana as ll'Ins
could return after the reception me couple W"r
alone in the house Atcr Miss Williams b "a
retired It l. said that Dodge entered
her and assaults r. despite her screams asa re-
sstance. The house Is lonely one AMI they were tde
only occupants Two days Later the gr told her brother
the state Of affairs and he at secured "A war
charge Of assault Miss Williams had an
appointment the following diy b. meet ID dgc III rook-
be served. The daughter OF Brock yn doctor when
told Of Dodges character believed that the story was
actuatcd by Miss Wlam-s jealousy 81 her ana she re
rcated It 10 Dod-e. lie at once left Brooklyn aud no
trace OF hin has been found.
Whi.e al the Tabernacle Dodge made prOiuso ?r0fcs-
sons OF picy. When ne was received into inemberrhip
protested 10 have scrupes 10 whether he was good
enough to partakc Of tue communion and sent note 10
the deacons ASKING about the mtltrr anu also
II there not danger " he partook OF the
sacramenal of his having his taste Tor liquor eS-
cited. 1amagc said last evening that Dodge was
by no means prominent IN the meetings, OF
TalmaCc sick he taught her Bible class. II Is said
that al the time he went 10 Brooklyn DOlgc had wife
~ this city. Three other young Ladies'. members of DR.
aaces church. are also said TO have been engaged tt