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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
RAPID TRANSIT SCHEMES FOR BROOKLYN.

The opposition to the Kings County Ele-
vatcd Railroad In Fulton-st between Flatbushvc. ana
the city Hall, which led to the Organization OF au
under ground raj pd transit company, has been overcome
tho underground company has dissolved and the con-
sent of prorertyowners in It's favor will be turned
over the Kings County company, the latter assuming
the 900 Indebtedness OF the uudr rSrOuud pdny.
The Kings County company has secured the Of
property owners holding about $JUOO0O worth Of pro-
pcriy by step aud claims majority Tor this portion
Of FutOn-s which VIII give it u clear way from the
City Hall e. East NcwIOIk. An amended application
for a franchise covering tho whole distance has been
made to Mayor Low.
A new scheme has been started by tho Bridge Tunnel
Company just Incorporated TO tunnel from the Bridge
TO Atlantic and Flnthush uYes. TO connect with South
Brooklyn rapid transit system. The coIporat0r,
Charles G.. FrauCklyn. Thomas Clark, jr Charles 4.
Sackctt, Louis Zimmcr. Charles y. Finch Emanuel }.
Amctranu. Harrison f. GaWtry, Frank q. Brown, Will
lam f. Van Pclt, Philip Allen. Henry Y. Attril Richard
y. Young. Jonn b. Hail. Charles L. Fowler, William Red
moud Edward lliuman, II. j. Meuungcr, 1hOma, a.
KERR gan Theodore III. IiscrOdt, III. j. Anderson, VIII
lam X SchcrmcrhOrn, Augustus A. Leysy, Louis Neil
SON James Harrison. j. Elmer Mcck and William lie
Roy Emmett The directors Of tho South Ferry and
Seaside Direct Transit Company are Interested i'll the
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THR0rGH AEW- YORK SII7E.
sAyID FEOV A CAr-IzED CANOE.

NEwHuHG, Nov. y tSpccioh.-T crew Of
the steamboat sylvan Dell running ~ waiter Brett
* co.'s freight ana passenger line between Ncw.Tork
and Ncwpurg In place Of tho steamer James T. Brett,
rescued two Youkrrs canoclss OIL that ciy yesterday
Just IN time to save them from p.rsning III tao cold
waves that were beating over thcm. Pilot Fred Miller
htcd the canoe with sails up long distance ahead,
and the Dell approached he the gdc turn It over
The canoe had then crossed The Dcs bow and gong
To westward away from Yuukcrs Tht two oyr-mcn
wcr, the canoes keel doing thcr utmost 20 tLht IT,
The Dell headed toward th.m ahG lh u short time
reached Tile liichOit from The day ts
auI tuc two men were taken up. Neither was able 10
stand ami they had remained IN ;ho cold water much
longer they would have persisted. Ihc officers OF the
Del gavc them rcstorItlvcs and finally they were re-
ycl aud landed at lOukcrs, where they i've. They d.
yle an tie money they rnd. considerable sum, among
the Their gratltu. II beng rescued WAS uh-
bounded bat VINO they were was not learned.
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WATCHING FOR DISORDERS N SPAIN.
STATE OF SIEGE PROCLAIMED ~ Two rEoNiNCaS-
ACT.OS OF the CAVII~Is.

MADRID, Nov. 27.-TGe Minister of War and
Minister Of the Interior htyc oricgot the provincial
officials to the utmost tact AMI discretion a' lat 80
orer prevails. TO take Immediate cncrs"c action tlc
moment the slightest indication or disorder sP.ott ad
to proclaim state of siege when necessary sH'c "t
been proclaimed ii the provinces cs Barcelona
and CarIha-cut AMI tho Canary Islands. patches
froin al points. however. report tranquil state oI
affairs. The EDITOR "I The journal In Bscpe,in have
been arrested for publishing the headline "Acu,o i,
Dead! Lourlryc the Rcpuh!lc!"
PARIS. Nov. 27-Tir meinbcrs OF tho Intrnn i-.ant
plrty are uniIIut the death OF KIM A.tp TIA.
Ctrl-t chiefs IN This city hlv0 received uumIcr =
telegram, from Dos Ctrl,4. lhr d!IGtcac- I.la'o
that Don Carlos pccfs i"puhI. rising in Spain If
the outcome Di ihc death al tl' k.s. aud tbHt h. be-
lievcs the army VIII suppress Ia, r,as and Rally 10 his
support.
L'>DOV. Nov 27.-Tlc rntlh court goes into three
weeks moGrulu. iOg kIng Alfonso
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rnornLr AnoyG TIE cnErENNE MDlAYN

ST. PAUL, Nov. p (SpccidD.-The troops
that left Fort KcoSh. Montana on sunday night, were
met by White Hawk, Cheyenne courier. on Monday,
within thirty mile, Of the Cheyenne Agency. White
Hawk lei vcrc dispatches to Major Suyder u the 9TH
Infantry u command stating that four c0mpauics oi
tho 81 Cavalry from Fort Custer hid arrived nt the
agency of tho Rosebud hat tho disturbance mad been
s,tt,cd w,hou trouble uni that the Jf MljOr
spyders command not needed Accordingly these
troons curucd 10 Fort Kcogh. Major snyder received
further orders aud with .. les and small escort, re-
nryr me mn To The hCyr.uc Agency. Tie trouble Is
that Iuc Eid q visitors crowded III on Issue day Lid
wanted ratIons They refused They ,hot iUo the
orru5 house but harmed nobody. 10 II rcpJrt't now
thai the Pine ligdc visitors have stolen hNe hundred
horsrs belonging 10 the Northern Chcycunes me
tropp Al Fort keogh all under orders To be IN rcddl
Il O march.
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lNationas was returned These three candidates had

NatonalisO returned. These three candidates hau
no opposition
Other candidates elected are:
East MayO-Dilion is elected unoppOsed. ~
ScarbOrOu Cll-SIr c. r. Stilwcll Conservative, VINO
carried Scarborough thrice previously. is defeated -
GrecnOcE-T. Sutherland 04ibcraD IS reelected. Ia
wilson, LondeH Darristcr. extreme Itadlcal lu IC
former an friend Cf BradlaUgh received 90 votes: :,
GidsgOw-TradcstOn DIV vSiOn-A. G.. tolDctt uhucr'p,
4,3h4 j. SOmcrvell Conservative, 3,2lOi GrcaNcS i'
rcformer. Davtt's candidate Sc. BridgetOn Dvls0noE
Russell G.ibcrlD, Editor Of me LircpooL Post 31o0
Maitland Conservatives 3.47S Forsyth Davitts cnnd
date. 97S. Blackfrars Mitchell llcuty liberaD 3I1g
{. MOnciam Conservative, 3.l31 MAXWELL DaitLLS
candidate, l,l56. Central DyisOn-Bcith, 0,Sll
Baird. 4,779. Camlachc-Watt. I,0l7; Reid. 2s53
olese dvisOn-Dr. Cameron QlbcraD, 5,6G2j Gun
nlngham, il39. ca.
servntiv3l have been nominated.
Colonel BIrleigh. the well-known war CORE
spondcnt was nominated by the Liberals ior
Goyan,, suburb Of GLASGOW. Ills Ills oppoEigndi plprnignd
candidate on the ground that he was not BRUSH
subject aud that he a fugitive from Canadian JUS
tcc. Colonel Burlegh denied the allegations ava INC
sheriff ovcTrulcd the objection. The charge against
Colonel BdrlciGh probably grew out OF the TACT
tRs Rs' consccrate %e' states @ "%d was 'F workns
oVal authorities ani prisoner on kellys Island
SGnduskv Ohio lie escaped from prison ard went TO
Canada whence he returned 10 England. Before ms
CpISCle he the stan II ne N'r. York SOi. llo
MED the ligaudrrs over Arab PachaS brcuStwnks III
the battle Of TcoKehrr. lie carried the news of lhl
battls the desert on hOrSch1cf, beating inc N
crnuCut .lricrS several hOr-s lie was wOunGei NJ
the Ierc1 battle near Kort, In which Colonel stewart
killed.
The Tories gained scat In Salisbury Noting
hHm returns three Liberals. Excited crowds Ot u'h
s throng the streets of Nottingham ani haze again
begun riotins.
ihe returns so far received show that III Liberals.
Us Conservatives and II NationHlists have Dech
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TnE NEST sHORE INJUNCrION.
DENYING A MoroN TO DISSOLVE IT--oPINIoN IF
JUDGH LEARNED Al ALBANY.

JUDG" LEARNED Al ALBANY.
ALBANY, Nov. 27.-Judge Learned, Of the
Supreme Court to-day, denied the notion Of Winsow
Paige counsel for the Ncw-York Central Railroad, to
dissolve the injunction granted by Justice George "
Kennedy, OF Syracuse. restraining the NowYor Central
Railroad Company from guaranteeing $50 900 900 bonds
foi the West Railroad and from perfccting lease
OF the West Shore for 100 years. rhe plaintiffs object
that the railroads named parallel lines and cannot
bo con-odacd that the charter OF the West Shore road
Il only zoe years, consequently It be leased
FOR 40 yclr, ana that the merger consideration is
void tn opinion OF the Court Is that the privilege
given by section 90 TO uaks such motion before tie
General Term cN pare intended 20 afford an oppor-
tuuty obtain relief IN special where there was
necessity for mined a'o action and whore delay would
cause an c,I which could nOt DO rrncdcd IL is IN he
assumed that no Judge grants an injunction without
carefully considering the matter ana determining tn his
own mind th. this remedy IL necessary. When he maxi
aI order 10 show why the Injunction should not
be- continued. he affords Opportunity for the hearing
both sides ana Tor more IAN iuNctigatiol than he
can give partc hearing II that hearing either
manner 60 tie General Tcrm The Judge who grants
au niuuc' Jon may have acted Judtciously the code
this uiunc on, thus giving an opportunity Tor the
grtrNrd party 20 show TO tho Judge the mistake he
mi -ht have made; but very wisely such partc ap.
plcatior cannot be made To another Judge else there
H. Gus opinion, then, this is not which
ought VaCac the order H. say u tAiS. express
Opuioi whatever on the merits oi the csse. We place
refusal entirely on other grounds, that i on those
above -, liird. We may also suggest that the appy
which vii hc taken from the dee Ide on the re-
turn VII. come before the General FERN of another
parurh probably under sec tion 626 We have iuri,-
dction mt the fact above Mentioned makes II still
proper FOR to interfere. The motion Is denied"
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SrRvIlNs BOMBARDING wIDN.


IONG BATTLE.
BELGRADE, Nov. 27.-Gcncral Leshianln OF
the Scrv1n Army. tccgr 'phs that he is bombarding
Wilu and expects thc surrender OF the city TODAY.
No dynastio changes in Servia are expected Austrian
Influence n Scrva Is waning because Russia initiated
the movement for armistice and the latter power
has grown accordingly in the esteem Of the S"rv'ln'
change OF Ministry which may occur on aCcouhr ot
tus transition OF feeling viii not alcct the fidelity of
hing Milan to Austria.
LONDON. Nov. GA statement that tie Buclrlans
captured Pirot Yesterday after beng twice rcpul,ed
made IN a Bcl-rade dispatch t. tho Reuter- Icl"-
gram Company That company now has "a later dis
patch from gradr sjyilg thar the report OF the fail
the city incorrect. and giving the following N'i
sion of tie engagement; The entire En!ea-
riaH army made an attack on iitoi
prolonged struggle cnsuci IN Wui"h
the Scrvidn artillery rendered excellent sclNi"" a.d
maintained such effective fire That TIC HIc1gid"s
rcpJ,scI. The losses OF the BulgIriaus arc re-
port a 10 have been heavy.
VIENNA. Nov. 27-Itis runOrcd hero that King Milan
has secretly VISITED TIE Emperor of Austria lOr the pas.
pose Oi SccuTll, assistance.
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GRIMES AND CASUALrIES-GY TELEGRAPH
SHOOTING BY A MAIL CARRIER.

h
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 21.-ileHry MCElrOy, driver
u and also mail carrier, when approaching
King Mills, small hamlet about eight miles below Hon
dersOn. KY. was met by party Cf workmen. McLlToy
got late dispute with them, and one OI the party eW
IL revolver and endeayOred to rrgbtcn McEroy by nrng
IL H. the mir. NJ ErJy took his dOublebafreied shotgun
aud rcd into the crowd seriously wOnhdihg three NEIL
lie Jumped from the stage aud fled.
ESCAPING FROM JOLIET PENITENTIARi
JOLIET, H., NOV. 27-Danel McAlster, serving life
sentence in Joliet Penltcnhry for murder made MS es-
cape by scaling the wall near the engine rooms
DRIVEN AWAY BY sQuArTERS.
FLORENCE, Wis. Nov 2G-Armci ana organized squat
tors on land included IN the disputed OntonGon Grant
and the Cash Entry District are driving OF the lumber
companies who hold patents OIL phe lands and are cut
ting the pine. The luubornen say tLey VIII continue
operations and dey the squuttcrs recent decision or
Secretary Lamar favors tie Cash Entry men.
SETTLING A QUARREL WITH A KNIFE
DFCAIUR, H., Nov 27.-FTank ana Waller MAJOR and
William, Eugene aud Thomas Iioagland met at Wnrrons-
hurg Yesterday The Major brothers IN their
wagon Tho loagauds got IN and began hght with
the Majors. The away and all the occupants
OF the WAGON were thrown out The fight terminated
by both the Majors beug seriously cut ia the side and
neck with oncblaGed pocket Knle said to have heen
used by Eugene HOagand.
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4 SUNDAY BREAKpAsr NUISANCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. p (Speciat.-A pcti-
tion WIS sent 10 he Mayor this morning protesting
against the SUNDAY breakfast Association. This Is an
association which gives free Sunday breakfasts to IN"
moor during the winter The protest speaks Of II A. a
nuisance OF the worst description and adds; " Many
vaerants and tramps cougrcgae In front OF the place
ana adjoining properties from IA. IN Il II D. IN 70 inc
terror OF our wives and children, that the! are hu
M ATTEND CHURCH and run tho risk OF being assaults" on
Inc way" II says that IL II ia no sense peho.I "e W
feeds irauns who VII not work and INDUCES thfih W
sncId what Ilcuey The have ior nsteai OF IOoL
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FRAGMENTS OE GABLE NEWS.

PAPIs Nov 81 convention has been sigEed setting
the French claims against Venezuela
ROME Nov. 27.-The now American Minister to-day
presented his credentials To King IIunbcrt.
PARIS Nov o7.-Prcmer BrlssOn explained 20 n com
mittec to-day the Government Intends TO establish
poll tax a land tax ana an opium In Touquin In
order 10 dcray tho Of the occupation OF that c0n-
try. General CampenOn stated that the Work or pacy
ing Anam had been almost completed.
ROME Nov 27-Thc signature Of the Caroline proto-
col by the Spanish Ambassador and the Prussan MN.
lister TO the Vatican is imminent Spain has conceded
the same advantages to England that she has given
Germany, H. return for which England Is to rccosniZe
Spains sovereignty the Caroline and Peew Islands
CAIRO Nov. 27-Eight hundred rebels have appeared
before Kn,lay which is garriSOncd by the First Bat
talon of tnc Cameron Iighlandcrs and battalion of
hIInk
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erW1RDED FOR ERAVERY.

P,uLADELrHIA, Nov. 27 (SpcciaD Some
time after the rc tho Eoc,cy Amshousc, In Fcbru
ary Prcs ent Atwood smith. Of the Philadelphia Fro
Patrol received communication from tho Royal Society
for the Protection Of Life from Fire, OF London asking
for full particulars Of conspicuous bravery Showp by '
ployes n rcscung the inmates. After consultation u
wns decided tat tho foremost acts of bravery were
those Of john T. snyder who rescued number OI ihc
insane ut tie risk OF his own me- Mr. snyder Nb Ic-
ceIyd hand omcly cngrOsscd Testimonial from tho 3D.
ce,y accompanied with "A gilt OF three gulncas.
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oELEnRArLXo M SLrlAANhNr 0F SArnE10H.

NEw-HAyEN, Nov. 27 (SDccidD.-Ihc 2oOth
anniversary OF aybrook settlement was observed to-day
by large gathering Ia tho old Congregations" Church
there President Porter and Professor Dexter ot laIe
College, took an ac;yo part In 1t. There was 'tSe
attendance from various parts q; the state lho Kew
Dr. samuel Hart read history OF tho early se'tIcmehV
OF Saybrook. President Porter gave the story OF tue
fnundu of Yol College there anC OF It's subsequent re-
Inoval tc NcW.Iaycn and the Rev. Dr. Ll,Wcyh Tratt
read paper Or the SdybrOOk fldt'Orm' lnt ~
Iowurd Bu,bpcl mudt an address on ShybroJh H. the
E.yo1tlol, tine Rev samuel Mccall one Oh dlNi,Ous Oi
tue olc colony, and the Ecy Dr b"ck'hSh"u ono on
Minister Bdckiu cham aud Family.
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DECISION IN 4 TELEGRAPH SUyT

BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-In the Circuit Court
to-day Judge Fisher filed an opinion in tho OF Day
against the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company. The
judge says that while the Postal Telegraph Company OF
Baltimore il corporation the receivers have the
right demand and collect the debt due by IL the
New-YorK company. Judge Fisher passed an order 10
sell a. the property ot nc Postal Telegraph and Cable
(rntYn
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HELD oyA CHARGg or SHOOTING.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27 (SpeciqO.-H. F.
Ward. age seventeen, this morning held in 81 900
bail ON the charge OF shooting Christian Gucrncy age
SIXTEEN last night Ward and friend were escorting
two young women home from fair when, It Is charged
Guerncy and number OF companions made offensive
remarks Ward struck one Of thcm when general
urht eusued iu which Ward shot Gucrucy.
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rup rryDpTCCS DJyORCE- CASE.

NEw-HAvEY, Nov. 27 tSpcadD.-Lynde
Uarri,ou counsel FOR the wife cXMayOt Groar Ken
dricks, Of Waterbury. who wac formerly Mlss May L.
Nash Of Brooklyn will alcge adultery against Inc io-
spondort In the divorce proceedings that have p'eh
iLstuted. Mr. Harrison forms the theory tl"t III" h''
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nm rEorGLE N rLlE ANrnEAcIrE REGION.

TIE TROUBLE IN TIE ANTHRACITE RE"iON.
IMLArELrUrh, Nov. p tSpccuI Pre- sIdcnt
kDim. ~ The Philadelphia ana Reading Coal uud Iron
Company. Va- this morning relative 10 the threat
tul suc uf the minor, 90 tho employ OF that company,
wlio sent a d, patch Wednesday insisting that ho
.ouI give positive pledge that the - 30 basis
uI o.. iu,lu;IilrI dnriu- DcccmOcr The miners were
Indignant yc.t.rily tltA Mr. kr.m had hot dcsud To
arsrnr tieir G-pJtou, and th'rc were threats among
them 90 %. -luuu, tL.Ir stIIho on December l. Mr.
kcu -i,d that lr received tie dispatch this morning,
Latiug 40 ont f1m the city. lie viii ply At once,
Las iri-~- to -ay what hl- c.ly VII De- Another officer
OF rIil Nug- WutI Doc no n axe. " " htlc
,.uuot siy what Mr. kolm would do be- said. am
med 10 tH, thIt tv - ID basis will hc uutnucl'
Di NcIur-t..y a tu,g wI- issued 10y = T. Whiting
general uftalrut of TIE Ituy tO tho district
.tlt. directing thru To Inform tn" miners
tit 81 q, yts. g.. N..,uhtr well 81, brcrluh'. would
lr .,I o.. - '. l,.l-. Ill however. Ha- nut salts,
fI,-. -.iJ trt.o u.u who wanted - gu..Ju-fs from lrs
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REBELLION IN NEPAUL

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Telcgrams have just
been received here from Calcutta announcing tho
breaking out OF a rebellion at Nepaul The Premier has
been murdered and the Maharaah of the province has
been taken prisoner.
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wnLErTEsrIFYING Iy HIS own DEFENCE.

KINGSTON. Nov. 27 (Spcciab.-ln the Wlllct
murder trial here to-day the evidence was closed by
holding an evening session The prisoners testimony
WAS AT variance with that given by him Al former trial
I ,ys thar Kcll md, his victim. BEGAN quarrel with
him and he then inflicted The blows IN scideicncc. nee'
n with me stolen articles seeing what no had done
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4 roIsoyER ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY

KINGaroN, Nov. p (Spccidb.-llenry Mel
lent who poisoned his mother ana brothers mere somo
weeks ago md fterward robbed them Of clothing, Is
roy IN ail on charge OF BURGLARY, having stolen aru-
cc, fr1n oty grocer lle boasts u hs tbuty toehter
any store safe In the city without TOOLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28
DYLNG OF rELLow EArER AT NEM0RLElNS.

NFw-ORLEANs, Nov. PA death from yell
low soyor occurred board the steamer venezuelan III
this port yesterday. The steamer sailed from LVerpoo
~ October II by way of tho Central American MchoAh
and Great Indian ports Tho health authorities nave
cI,lucss concerning the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-28

farmer, ono Heustls, has spontaneously developed
genuine OF pox This is said to be the second
authenticated OF the kind discovered in America.
tho cow
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MArrERs or INTEELsr IN rnE DoNINIoN.


MONTREAL Nov. u (Specia).-Thcre were
thirteen deaths from smallpox yecrlly, ten In the city
ard three in Cote ST. Louis. has just been re-
ported OF Mcdonnell, who starred for England about
q month ago, and although he had been vaccinatcl be-
fore his departure ho was attacked with disease on
the voyage aniis now Ia hospital ship Oh tho Thames.
Ten new were reported yesterday.
few days ago c. W. stevens member of the local
Parliament purchascda 5000 Unl,ol States bond at
the Shera's sale for 500. Now IL ont that the
stolen and payment stopped at the Treas
urcr's Office la Washington Tue bond was Issued 10
Benjamin Newkirk.
A sensation was caused here to-day By the arrest OF
Jules DE st. Agion an adopted Of Baron Agnon Dc
Lansbcrg. Of Paris, France. charged with theft The
prisoner Is eighteen years Of age and 10
ada with the EarOn. who was one OF tho French dele
gates. Taking Il hklng to the country tho young man
expressed desire 10 Remain here lie laly joincI the
firm OF T. c. Pickard Co., wholesale jewellers This IS
the same firm which assigned - short time ago with liza
bes u $4,000. the senior partner the same time
fleeing 20 juicaso with part # ne stock The creditors
bearing that ,he other partner Dc St. AgnOn hal also
helped himself, pdccd inc matter IN ihc hands OF de-
tcctIvcs with him were found gold watches, etc. al.
legged to be stolen. The prisoner denies his guilt.
j. A. ChaI cau, Secretary Of state, started for Ottawa
to-day. has been decided that he will meet his con-
Government. str9ug point the French Ministers will
urge before the electors T. mat had they thrown nj their
speaking members from this province, which woald
probably have ended In civil war; responsibility they
al tho opening of Parliament on InOiOn of
ddcnce, the Premier viii at once Dissolve drliimcnt,
and n is confidently expected that upon such question
rs ihe hanging Of Rcl Ontario viii return scvcny-nvc
members in favor OF the present Premier.
LONDON, Ont, Nov. 27.-Benjamin Simmonds, who
was sentenced TO death for the murder of Mary Ann
Stokes with whom he lived on June ), was hanged IN
the a! yarl this morning, the presence Of about 100
persons At tho scaTold he knelt down and the Rev.
Mr.. McGlhoray offered up prayer The prisoner then
stood erect aid locking upwaTt prayed IL Ia hfm voice
IL %
the eXrCuliOl from beLnG the cTUW- IL Attendance.
BATTLEFOkD, n ". l., Nov. 27.-The eieh Indians
fOunu gailty )f murder Frog Lake and BattlciOrd
were hanged at 1927 O'clock ths morning
KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. 27.-Fatber McWans, who was
with Ric the tlme OF his death has returned TO this
city, and says that he believes Rie insane and that
he 30 informed the Government
WOMAN INOCULAIED BY MILKING COW.
HALIFAX, Nov. 27 tSpeciaD.--A dispatch
from Prince Edward Island says: cow owned by a
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CANAJomARIE, Nov. y iSpecidD. john Hall,
of Amsterdam who punched holes Ia his wtes face with
a redho iron received sentence Of only one year IN
the pcntCutiary to-day.
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writ for divorce was drawn through coluson between
parties, as no alimOny asked for and IT Is now
claimed that five days before Hendricks married Miss
Nash he transferred his property to his mother
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Ex.cnAIRMAN HUBBELL on THE SUCCESSION.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27 (Spec,aD.-0ne of the
most delegates to the cattle convention j.
l. Hubbel, ox-chairman OF the Republican National
Committee. Speaking of the vicePresdents death aud
It's probable result said I'm entirely out OF politics.
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