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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

TO HAVE A MENDEISsOlfN CELEBRATION
baltimore, Oct. 27.-Iho Jewish Ministers AssOcia-
tiUn OF America IN session In this cy met this morning
at the house OF the Rev. Benjamin Sold. DR. NJ JAS
trOw Of Philadelphia presided, with DR. f. De SOla Men
dcs as secretary. resolution was adopted TO hold
MendelssOhn celebration ON the 4t of January 1856.
POLITICALLY MISGUIDED CHINAMAN.
EtsTOS, Penn, Oct - Cpocinij This morning sam
lee walked and said hc wanted 10 become
intend TO return to China T. aud said, Me 20 back
Inc DemOcat"
INDIANS BECOMING EXPERT IN LOG ROLLING.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis, oct. 27.-ihc Indians on the emp
pcWa reservation making extensive arrangements 10
speedily begin the prcliminaIcs for logging work
this winter large number OF the trbo were actively
engaged III the work last winter and thor efforts wcIo
crowned with profit and success.
TELEPHONE AGENTS MUST NOT DISCRIMINATE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Oct 27.-In case where the Bell
Telephone Company had refused To furnish telephones
upon applications iHado by merchants here with whom
the agents or the company were not good terms.
Judge Garrett has decided that this Is not just ground
for refusal and that the telephone company compelled
by the laws governing common carriers mako no dis
elimination between tho different applicants.
AMERICANS BECOMING MEXICANS.
ST LOUIS, oct IA dispatch from Eagle Pass. Tex
to he GtoJe Democrat says that the Americans owning
the Las Cruces mines, In the state Of Coahulla, Mexico
have been so harasscd and worried hy pntiy Mexican
officials that they have taken the oath OF Allegiance 10
the Mexican Government
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TIE ARMSTRONG ABDUCTION CASE.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-The trial of the de
PENDANTS in the Armstrong abduction case was resumed
to-day. discussion between counsel arose respecting
porous of the testimony of Mrs Ann Broughon taken
Yesterday reference had to the shorthand notes
Of Justice LOpes which confirmed the notes of the jury
that Mrs Broughon declared yesterday that Mro Arm
strong said she would never let her daughter for I'M
moral purposes The prosecution subpened Dr. Smith,
and he deposed that he choroformed and examined
Eliza Armstrong and certified to her virgnity at the
request OF Mr. Stead and Bramwell Booth. This test-
nOny created a sensation in the court.
Mr. stead paid DR.. Smith three guineas for the OK
animation Mrs Jarrett IN bed. awake, In the same
bedroom at the time 8Dr Smith was friend of the sal
walton Army lie had never performed such an exainih-
alton before
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FLEECIyG 4 LANBLIKE 81. LOUIS MERCHANT.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27 (SpcciaD. D.-Alols Helm
bachcr wealthy citizen of this city, AMI the senior
partner in the firm of Helmbachcr Brothers arrived
from Ncw-York yesterday where he left several taon
slnd dollars with the guileess bunco seercr Last sat
uray he was met front OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel 10y
n Young man who cordially grasPed him by the hand
and representcd himself tho OF r. j. Lackland'
bank president here. He said he was on his wedding
trim and Mr.. IIelmbachcr felt Gattered at tue
recognition. Tho happy man took h'm
around and introduced him TO Mrs Lakeland
and "a pleasant time was experienced Inc young
man then suddenly discovered that u request he had
seut home his father for money had been uclAyeu
Would Mr.. Hcmbacher oOligc HIM with loan ine
victim drew up a check for ~ 200 but was induced 10
raise II several times. Then the young man got tne
check discounted and kept his Old friend in charge uht
he was ready take the train for home lie was seen
on hOar and left in the best of spirits Wine pohuerhE
over the good qualities OF his youthful friend on thc
Journey suspicion entered the merchants mind "hrh
he related his peTence to Mr.. Lackand thdt genie
man Informed him that his boys were In the city inc
wires to New-York used but TOO iato TO heRd on
the bunco man. This is the third time that the Lack
land racket has been played OH ST. EoaiS merchants
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RUNNING AWAYAFTER SEVEN YEARS coORrsHrP

RUNNING AWAYAFTER SEVEN YEARS CO0RTSHIP
BRIDGEToN. N j., Oct q (Speciatl.-Benjamin ID.
Morris is citizen of this place. twenty-five years ou'
and of prepossessing appearance Miss Matte Bel
lows about twenty years of age and pretty blonde.
These two young people had been keeping company"
about seven years. and to be married this week
On last Friday afternoon, Mr. Morris, without word
of his intention, left Bridgcton by the New-Jersey
Southern Railroad On Sunday 1t became known that
Morris in Red Bank n. j. aud that he seemed 10
have no intention of returning to Bridgeton. MISS
Bellows accompanied by friend left this city by the
first train over the same road for Red Bank early on
Monday morning. At Manchester a dispatch was was
received which said " message has just gone shead
of you to the one you looking for" arriving at
Red Bank the conductor accompanied the iades
through the NcwYork train from the smoking car 70
the rear platform but they nothing of Morris lie
was. however the train, but seeing the Brldgeton
party approaching had lodged into the closet OF the
moking car iris the young ladies learned after the
train had gone. They took the next train to New
York and are now there in pursuit OF the recreah'
lover
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.ruK WITH THE BULGARIAN PREMIER.
:" .opyruENT WITH ENGLAND OR RUSSIA PRIOR
Nv 49, ro THE REVOLUTION.

TO THE RENOLUIlON.
c. PETERSBURG, Oct. 27.-A0rOc Fromyd
s,,'No. an interview which its correspondent at
pono,is had with NJ. Karavclof. the Bulgarian
nD"nsr NJ Karayeoff denied that Bulgaria had any
'i" nth England or Austria before the ROumc!ian
"e'e, ,.,r rcspecting the union OF Bulgaria ana
oII. bat that they acted their own RESPONSE
,u,v in taking the initiative in bringing about inc
-, "f there was any nsugator III
.~a matter" said tho Bulgarian Premier, III
- RnSsa whose COnsul-Goneral at fhlup-
o,s NJ sorokin, first agitatcd the union ana
bnea TO start newspaper at PhiliPpopos devoted 10
~. .,nse Of the union with Bulgarian money. When
".,sro the Ministry believing tho gamo dangerous
canned the subsidy OF the bulgarian
norsrn,nept to the newspaper, and also
,o,haoe meetings OF unionists in Bulgaria.
Karayeof reairmed the statement that Prince Alex
nar had informed Russia of the intention OF Roumea
20 mite with Bulgaria, and tnat Roumea was Wiling
,ocontnue Turkish suzeranty but would not ceue Il"
,h of territory In conclusion the Bulgarian Premier
said: "If Turkey declares war we alone are ao'e 10
raise Macedonia in three days European war is none
a, our business and not alarmed at the armament
Of Greece as her army is far from terrible
The yorDe VreDua and The MOScOw Gazette IN edtoras
TODAY state that they sceptca of the benefit OF the
conference OF the Powers the Roumcan question:
and fear that it will injurs Russian interests
Russia has Informed foreign banks of the probable
early withdrawal Of her deposits Inc Russian press
consider this step political one
CoSsrAsTINoPLE Oct. 27.-1he Porte continues mass
,r trons AT points available for offensive operations ln
Eastern Roumea in case of extreme measures being
resored to. dispatch from smyrna touV saS tr Th
o0 0o0 men of the reserves have gone to SalOnca Inc
Rnirarian Dipomatic Agent. NJ JakofgherOw has in-
formed The Porte that the seryians nVaded bugaa y"
Saturday but afterward withdrew .., -
BgIGRipE Oct. 27.-Reports from the frontier say
hot RAJ garian regulars fired upon Servia custOus ON
eais Al Xcrotina and Raduieyac and that the officials
withdrew from their posts pending orders but after
The Latest communication from tho Powers 70 the
seryian Goyernmen nt promised that tho status quo d'e
in Rounela would be restored and denahued that the
Seryian army be demObZed.
I1SpoN Oct. pa dispatch from ST. Petersburg re-
ceived this afternoon states that the Car mas a2ree
The nronosition TO make Prince Alexander Governor Of
Eastern ROumeha certain conditions
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rnAGMFyTs OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS Oct. ON. Fromscl. banker OF TINS CITY,
committed suicide to-day owing TO financial emharfass
ments The B0urse was nat this afternoon over thc
report.
GLASGOW. oct. 27-The shpbuildiag trade on the
Clvde is greatly depres, s,cd. 20 per cent or inc
w0rkLcn being unemployed. soup kitchens nave DEC"
opened TO relieve the suifcrngs OF the poor
BERLIN Oct 27.-The National ZeituH states that
Russia has arranged eNtradtion treaty with Bavaria
similar to the recently arranged with Prussia Inc
inference IL that Russia is taking similar procceE
with each OF the component States OF Germany III order
10 avoid the adverse criticism Of tho Reichsag Inc
Zri,fng comments the subject III an angry manner
and upbraids the Government for adopting thIS u"ucI
hand policy of ignoring the l;eichstag.
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INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

aoSrREAL, Oct. 81 tSpecidD.-A dispatch
g winnipeg says Riel has given his latest
IL written part In English and part In French,
an uninelligibc jargon indicating that all will
OUT right for himself and the halfbrccds When
% nrst heard of his case going before the Pryy Coun
Win aa What has the English Privy Council to do
On Thnr.ao look oriy 10 the Canadian Government"
by suy ne was told Of the Prvy Councils de c!siOn
Eat , Andre He replied that he knew 1t already
-a' n 'he spirit had told hiln.
..ssaacnanp & BetourDay. dry-goods dealers. have
VA hs, 81 assiEnmcnt Their liabilities arc over $50 900
=. 'ne'f assets about the same.
0"'o' oeI I27.-2hs Aaa says : "It is rumored that
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rLoLArLyG THE rRLTAcr or SyAKE F4MlLY.

WLLIAMSrOEr Penn, Oct. y (SpccidD.-
Percy Whiting, a lunbcrman, has been up In the
mountains for several week cutting timber. Yesterday
while hc was coming down the mountain side his foot
slipped and hc rolled down steep decline, landing In
lot OF bushes. o had fallen into tho bushes
than heard Missing noise that told him he had fallen
into nest OF snakes. lie jumped to his feet aud
graspcd "a large stick which ho carried, but which had
fallen from his hand. ono OF the snakes had wound H.
self around Writings leg and about to bury its
forkcd tongue in his fcsh when he dealt IL furious
blow on the head aud killed IT, Ho then cleaned out tho
whole which contained nno snakes. The largest
one, when stretched out measured six feet, five inches
whiting says c had hard time Of 1t and does not caro-
about repeating tho experience.
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DYING FROM SMALLPOX IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Oct. 27 (SpecidD.-There were
fortyeght deaths from smallpox yesterday forty being
"a the city and eight in adjoining municipalities There
were nnety-fve reported, twenty-five houses
placarded and thirty-eight replacarded. Last week
1887 persons vacclnatod Fortyone patients were
removed 10 the hospital yesterday. milkman having
OF smallpox his family sent around TO his GUS
toners stating that he would have TO discontinue the
supply One French-C Canadian replied that 1t did not
matter and that the supply might go on as usual.
Montreal firm wkch TO charter schooner to con-
vey cargo provisions from this port to Little Bay,
Newfoundland has just been advised by 1t agents In
st. Johns that smallpox has arisen there In
sequence the arrival OF the schooner St Joseph with
ease on board and that 1t would be unwise to send
vessel from Montreal at present to that island. The
firm will charter one New-York and send cargo from
that port.
Mayor Bcaugrand received tcegraphic message
from Pittsburg asking that three boys OF that place. f.
lie Sage William Kessler and f. Weiser now under going
eOurse of studies At st. Laurent College he sent home
immediately The dispatch also stated that on October
.! 20 ani ~ similar request had been made 10 INC
authorities OF the college but no answer was received
1t stated at the college that the dispatches referred
10 had not been received there.
QUEBEC, Oct. 27-1here is only OF smallpox
now in Quebec, that OF child who is convalcsccnt.
MIDWAY, Mass. Oct 27.-A case of smallpox has de
veOped here sister OF the sick child has been attend
lGg school regularly and many children have been
posed. Prompt measures viii be taken to prevent the
spread OF the disease.
MILWAUKEE oct. 27.-Smapox has appeared at Col
man. small station on the Milwaukee and Northern
Railroad, in Marnette County As in Marnette the dis
Sse ,, was ~ tnst~auseo @ Dy tIench Canaans from Mon
a medical eNaninatOn There four In the
exposed At Claire ali loggers are Obliged to lie
vaccnated before the companies will take them to the
woods.
BUFFALO Oct 27.-OGcers Of quarantine were 70 odav
called uuon to refuse allow company OF Canadians
e rass over the line The party could produce eyi-
dencc OF vaccination and were refused passage. This
TIC fret under the new quarantine regulations.
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UAEGED TOA TIRE l. by A MOB.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. q (SPecidD-
James C. White, leading merchant at Glen Alice sixty
miles from this city, left his store on Friday for his
home but never reached there. On Saturday morning
his dead body found lying in the road Two bullet
holes were his head. John Thompson had been seen
coming from that direction In great agitation anl hc
was suspected OF the murder and arrested. lie had
p,tol with two chambers empty ard Whites pocket
book, containing $40 Thompson taken to King
stOn Roaue County, and lodged IN jail. THIS morning
two hundred persons batteIel down the doors Of tho
jail took Thompson to the identical spot where tue
body of White was found and hanged hn TO q trco.
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THE legal DEFINITION or AN ORCHESTRA.

BOsTON, Oct. 27 (Spccdb before Judge
Nelson tho United states Circuit Court to-day the
case OF DOyey Carte and John stctson against Blanche
Corrci came up on a motion to enjoin the defendant
from using the orchestral taken from the opera OF
..The Mikado." restraining order was Issued somo
DAYS ago when the bill fled. and the plaintiffs to-
day made an application have this order changed into
a preliminary Injunction The case took unexpected
turn Involving the question OF what constitutes an or
chestra Miss Corrc conended that she was not using
an orcbcs,ra that the latter must consist OF than
seven ueccs The court desiring more Information on
this point, the postponed until "Wednesday
November f. when evidence Will he Introduced as 10 tho
number OF pieces that can bG called an orchestra
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4 SWJyDLJyG GEOLOGLsr.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 27.-leo Les
qucreaux geologist arrested here yesterday Oh
the charge Of having stolen valuable books ana Spec
mems from professor at the State Normal 9chooI ~
Whitewater lIc Is said 10 have swindlcd ffoIcSsoF
whitfield OF the American Museum OF Natural History
nt Washington; Professor Hayden OF the United sase1
Geological Survey nc Washington and many OthcIS M ,i'
over the country IIe assumes various names anu us
ruisca, and Is Rnld 10 pOasess rare sChOIArshp.
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ScARLEr rrrER AMoNG hcnooL CHILDREY.

NTTNTTI ET 4 WVN IIVVI1
FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 27.-Twcnty cases
OF scarlet fever discovered today IN tenement
blocks owned by tho Tccumseh Mill Corporation Chl'
those blocks attended the Davenport school,
one of tho largest aud most crowded school buildings III
tho cIty, having over 700 pupils All pupils from thc
infected blocks Dismissed for two weeks ana every
VIII be made check the spread OF the disease
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THE GRAyr.JoaNSoN CONTROVERSY.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 81. - Judge James i.
Swing wrote a letter or March "a to The Cic,1Hom
Coutu Courier Batavia. Ohio, in regard 70 the state
mcnts which have been made from time 10 time about
the poll teal and personal relations which existed be
tween President Andrew Johnson and General Grant.
The Courier publication has been reproduced and In sub
stance practically agrees with the statements IN the re-
cent letter OF Mr. Dcpcw. Thc facts were gwen l" Mr
Swing and his father, Judge Philip T. swing. OF tie
United States Court by General Grant WHO Was per
nuolf fripu of he
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THE BICYCLE REconD.BREAKER At HIS WORK

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, oct. 27-William
Rowe ia an attempt to lower Hcndce's quartcr-mlc
record 80 l5 seconds at ampdcn Park today made
tn, distance In exactly the time William Wood
side in 1fty-nc rum lowered all American records from
five TO forty miles inclusive except his own yestcr-
day ard all English records from six TO nine miles IN
failed break either the American or Ing
.h nfty-milc record His time for miles 1888
six miles 1929 ID nine miles. 2G:23 15. and for forty
six miles 2:3S Is SO Tncbest previous American tme
239 81. also established American professional
record hour. covering 20 miles. 2sj yards The
English distance Is 20 mile. 5O9 yards.
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FRENCH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.

PARIS. Oct. 27.-At the meeting of the Acad-
eny OF Sciences to-day NJ. Deppcz reported that
perment for tho transmission OF electrical power
austance Of dfy-eight kilometres between Crcll and
N'Viete was 4 complete forty-horsc power
rent ont OF eighty had been conducted the line
without the current heating the wire tho dynamo
nent. - f WV WV N '' 'Nl'''
faseur furnished proof OF his theory that inocula
NJ was easily practicable and had cured hydrophobia
Ir upian gave additional proof confirming the
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PHASES OF BRITISH POLITICS.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-Mr. Pyne, the Parnellitc
candidate for Parliament for Waterford. who ar
rested for making alleged scditous speech at Con-
mel has been discharged 1t having been proved that IN
his speech advocated boycoting. but not violence
Tho Nationalist Convention in Leiirim unanimously
approved Mr.. Parnelrs nominees for Parliament ?,
Tho Liberals Bradford havo nominated Nllllah IT,
Forster AS candidate for Parliament. Mr.. Forster mp
proves the Gladstone manifesto hut leserves the gI
OF action in regard questions not touched upon IN the
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THE "HEl1Hry CHIyEE" ~ GrORGIA.

AUGUSTA. Ca, Oct. 27 (SpecidD.
agitation OF the Chinese question has broken ont in tins
city since the publication Of the outragcs Mt seattle
Wyoming Territory. For several years past almond
eyed Cccstals have been Hooking hithcr' lhey
have prOspercd IN business Several have ihado
fortunes aud returned to China. They now own so
many groceries wholesale aud retail. that large num-
tuay pcttoncd tho city Council TO tHko
step. prevent further migration. Feeling runs msh,
The Cinnamon have many friends among the lower
CLASSES.
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SUCCESSFUL FEu1LE RCRG1AR

MILWAUKEE, Oct 27 (SpeciaD Its believed
In police circles that the perpetrator of considerable
number Of burgares which took place this city about
month ago. has been captured in the person OF Mrs
OCOnneL dwelling on the East sdo was entered
about midnight last night The imaes caught sight OF
tho burglar whom they thought TO be dressed in
wOman's clothes. The stolen goods were found IN tho
possession VI the woman O'COnnelL Detectives say
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ALDERuEX AIRERAL WITH 4 CIrr,S MONEY.

BOsroN, Oct u (Spcciab. A member of the
Board of Aldermen Of Boston died few days ago Six
members OF the Common Council appointed to at
tend the funeral To enhance their beauty and add To
the dignity OF tho OCCASION each one purchased new
silk hat and kid gloves, at total cost OF 500
with characteristic liberality In the Of the city's
money they ordered floral at cost Of TlO2 30
The bills were approved by Edward j. Jcukins, char
Of funeral committee aud President Of the Com
tunu
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NEGROES ORGAyIziyG FoR PROTECTION.

IHDIANAPOLIs Ind, Oct. 27.-- There is a
spirit Of uneasiness manifested among the negroes
the fatal injuries received by members Of their
from widely differing causes The Mayor last night
received letter sihned " Committee OF Ten" saying
that the colOred people indignant at tho treatment
they have beon receiving and that the shooting down Of
their men must be stopped by fair means foul They
conclude by saying: We Will have Justice or there Will
4 - IL
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YELLOW FEVER PATIENTS FROM CUBA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Ihe Surge0n-GcG-
eral Of the Marine Hospital Service has received report
from Surgeon Murray. charge of TIE quarantine sta
tou at ship Island that there three OF yellow
fever at that station They were taken from the schooner
IudauCa, which had just arrived from Havana. 1t is
expected that two OF the cases will prove fatal.
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VALUABLE HORSE PLESH ~ KENTUCKY

LExINGrox, Ky, Oct. ~ (Specidh. Madame
arantattc who gave public riding exhibitions horo I's'
week. has bought from " H. Rowland Tor %l'ooo' ',''
park horse Wood Lake. considered the showos pe'St III
Kentucky, Edward COrrisan to-day bought ilOm JOIN
B. Clay, for -, ,jOO two LOngcllow weahIImE coSi III
fr1m Anne Bocy H. tho other from Locust b'o""' 'o
by Tom Bowling.
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BRIDGE FALLING WIN FIFTY PERSONS

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Oct. 21.-About 100
feet OF the bridge OF the Peasantvic aud Atlantic city
Turnpike Company fell In this afternoon wllc about
fifty persons were H. Many OF them were thrown
into the water but none AsdrOwncd The cause o. thc
accident was tho eating OF the ping by worms until 1t
was honeycombed.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTiES-BY TELEGRAP4
A coI1IsInN 0N TnE PATAPSCO.

BALTIMORE oct. 27.-Tnis morning the steamer Tan
gier pying tho PdtapscO, was damaged 10 tile extent
of 81 800 by running into the schooner Cox and Green
The scnooner received little injury.
pECULATIONS OF A DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK.
ifrIFNI Montana, Oct. 27-Davd Marks. lately
dcnuty county clerk has arrested for alleged lar
ceny Of county warrants to the extent oI several nun
dred dollars.
ONE DEAD AND THE OTHER NEARLY SO.
CHARLOTTE, y. C., Oct 27.-W d. Moore, OF Chester,
a. WAS found dead In his bed IN room nc the Central
Uotr I'm this place THE morning. The room was tu OF
gas and who was travelling as ms VIE was
nurouscious Al noon to-day tho doctors pronounced
her recovery probable though she had hot yet essned
consciousness.
THEY SINNED AGAINST THE REGISTRY LAW.
CtxCI.NArI Oct 27.-JuIgc Fitzgerald ot the Police
Court to-day declared Iuen Wey coored, ana joan
puicr Brown guilty OF violation or the rsgIStfy ldw
Wiev WAS sentenced To year IN the wOrkhonse anu
10 nay 81 900 tine. Browns sentence was deferred
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PoTrsvILLE, Penn, Get. 27.-After week
OF incesant effort Ia the face OF great dlrcul'es 'u
momentary peril to the lives Of tho miners to 'o'S
Andrew Murphy, of city, tho miner VINO was en-
omb,d alive by caycn at a small mine In the suourn'
was recovered this afternoon. great crowd OF spo
tors surrounded the mouth Of the plt WHcH 'h' 49,"
and broken human hSurc was brought up
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Oct. u.
TIE PREMIER IMPROvING-Iord Salisbury, who yes
terday underwent surgical operation for an abscess in
le arr is making steady progress toward an carly re-
soyery. He Will address large meeting in London on
November 4.
ACCIDENT TO AN EMPRRSe-A dispatch froIn Rio
Janeiro says "The Empress OF Brazil fell down stair
ease and broke her Her condition causes much
sh1iety"