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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
AN ARMY CREATED IN A DAY.

From The London Army ana Navy G0zete.
When Prince Alexander arrived Philippopolis
last september. 1855. expecting to bavs the Turks
marching In on him every day, no was very much
Army consisted of twelve weaa and totally unsoI
dierl Ike companesi Luckily there was g suffic ent
every male nhsbitant between the ages of eighteen
and forty and .ooo had mob Of 50 oOo men at his
which wore numbered throughout giving him thirty
five battaons; Then he took the few officers cap.
gave them regiments and brigades! lie next pro-
noted all the non commissioned officers to be officers
in due oricr, and finally he promoted tho whole OF
tho privaos OF said twelve companies to DO non com
missioned officers distr but ns them among tho
however. WA the way be clothed this army He
first reqIstoned BY telegram throughout the country
and private houses. and had It all stored at Philip
Ropols giving bonds" for the number Of yards taken
IN the length and breadth Of Rumea be arrested and
brought to PhlippopolIs There he had meanwhile
and when they arrived they wcre locked up In 1t to
seher with all the Goth we're given patterns Of great
wero suly, and most OF them being forcignersGreeks
and and, such hethey sppeelei to thor respective con
consnls politely to the right about. saying he would
INQUIRE into tho matter whom tines were moro pro
Needle made pretence at work. but turned out such
very pad garments that they were told their food
was guarded and the kitchens established Insidel For
Two GAYS they starved Then they gave In and set
w WIN pronory. TN cOmDlalning or want or ar ann
exerc Sc they taken for walk through the tow
unner strong escort Again the consuls demonstrated
aga ns this treatment OF their compstrlot tailo and
again they received tho same before. At
,ne end OF few weeks $4,000 men had all good:
warm rreat-coats, o sheopskin cap ami pair OF
~onanks" hind OF sandals Round their legs they
wore handares. and under their coats they al
Lowell W wear what they pleased. according to the
thermometer. Then he set them to drIll night and
day and when thu servians declared war he brigaded
these tatsons with hs regulars Of the BULGARIAN
ar,y IN the proportion nt battalion OF the former
70 Two me latter and '6und that thev fought pretty
veil We believe this Is the first recom OF any army
Delng TT tredp N n~ier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
AsETrLEMRNr EXPECTED In AUGUST
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-The following bust
ness was transacted In the Supreme Court Of the United
States today
No Q2Ths New.Ycrh Lake Erie and W. stern Railroad
90 sppeant egt Thomas Nickals OF al Argument con-
tnued " Charles appellee and concluded by
benjamin II. Rr stow for appellant
20 lsuost tuted for No 23lhary r. Freeman ct al
ntns In error BENJAMIN Anderson OF a. Argued by
a. MOTIFS for PLAINTIFF In and submitted BY l. W.
no 80 Newhall appellant at E. lie Breton, admin.
sreto etc. ct al Argued by Charles H Armes and Henry
appeIees -
Argned BY H. f. Barnard for appellants and sub
initted ~ jan % +. KILLER for appellee.
No 2sDolores del Morally za~s ct al plaintiffs In
error agt Edward Ross ct al Submitted by H f. Barnard
for defendants in error -
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN MEXICO.

CrTY or xiCo, Nov. 2, via Galveston. discus
sion is going on in the newspapers and In political
circles regarding the project for constitutional amend
ment extending the presidential term from four to
six years and making the Precedent eligible for re-eec
ton These changes advocated the ground that
they will give stability to the Institutions of the
country and help Mexican credit abroad but ON the
other hand they arc opposed the
ground that they would harm Mexico by creating the
impression that power TO be continued in the
hands of the present administration for years
more 10 curious fact that some of the government
papers opposed to an while of the anti
government papers favor it. There is excitement in
the discussion owing to the matter being viewed
not to be decided in haste
IL Ia reported here to-day that General Garcia de Ia
Cadena has been arrested In the interior lie was the
gator OF the attempted revolution which ended
ridiculously at Zacateoas recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
LOSSES BY FIRE.

EYvSeHAM. Ill, Nov. IA largo -four mill belonging to
Henry Bernhard shumway. Ill. burned yesterday,
with two dwelling houses large quantity OF grain,
house. and barrel factory The loss $4,000; in
surance $1,000.
FRANKLIN FALLS N. H,Nov "A farm building belonging
to w. l. Stevens. burned last night Twenty
horse pigs live stock burned 70 death The
loss Is not stated
wIscAssET Me-, Nov. IA large FIRE At Booth Bay last
night destroyed property worth s26.7O0
NEwORLgAEs. La Nov "A fire IN the third story OF the
No. l67 Canals to-day burned out the two upper
and the upper floor Of adjoining building
Bschemn Petcrsons paror- billiard hall The loss Is es
mated at s20.0O0 fully insured.
oxPoRD. N. c., Nov. 2 tsDscfaG-Ten Of the principal
business stores burned night The loss
il $4,000 no insurance The Town Court House caught
or three times building saved after great
diulcultF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
EMBARRAsSMeNrs OF BUSINESS MEN.

BosToN, Nov. 2.-Richard Preston, dealer in
COAL in Bedfordst, failed to-day. He is y resident OF
Lawrence and is sockhoder IN various anufacturing
concerns. Mr.. Preston has not been hero since
Thursday. He 10 said to owe from $1,000 to
$l5OO00 Attachments have been placed upon some
Of his property here. Among the dealers with whom
he has had large transactions are Sullivan, Vail Co.,
Burrage, Cole Weeks and Minos Hooper Co.. OF New
York
CHICAGO, Nov. IA dspatch to Tho TSmes from
Weatherford. Texas, says 1.-The firm OF A. l.. Morris
Co.,. general mercha Bdise OF this city, made an
si4nment Yesterday TO Samuel III. Mken, also or this
CITY, for the benefit or their creditors The stocks and
accounts Of the firm will $50, 600. Tho Of
the assignment was the severe drouth In the West"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
SHIPPING FRESH BEEF FROM rExASro LONDON
Exo1n lh< f2alrcaEau Kefcl OF 70.

Inc steamship Kowona, captain Gibson, from Lon
ooh England, but late from Now Orleans, WHOM u
rNeo At this port yesterisy, 10 the monhy cla 49,
vessel Of the London Anglo Americas rresa
COMPANY and Is about TO experiment. III TRANSPORTING
70 Loh4on many tons of beef, slowed away 10
reirisefstors which have been spoenv s'1 an, ~
tho no Of the vessel for this purporo captain oo-
sen ststed that the refrigcrztng comparunen~ wefe
capable Of carrying than 200 tom OF Dsei when
Tor from tho rcfrgerating works Of that point Tho
frst sh pment Of beof from Columbus wouia hs SAIL
when would DO packed away IN tho ar-aHht com
par,ments as spoodiIy as IL came 70 hama Inc ship
mont OF tho whole 500 tons would probably DO com
pletsd about tho latter part Of thb week. atsr which
The Rowena would sab directly for London Tho
relr9orating works ct Columbus were busiy prepar-
Ing the bssf for alignment to Galveston and doubt
In week time the stipulated quantity OF bccf would
arrive COED shapo. In answer 10 Jhs keos
reporters query - to whether tho Rowena would
undernks sir,iiar trips TO tins port In future. Cap.
sltogsthsr uDon The result Of The aryt expsriment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
DR. HAMMONDs USE OF COCAINE.

ENTERTAINING THE NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY WITH
HIS EXPERIENCES With TBE DRUG.
Cocaine and the Cocaine Habit" were dis
sussed by NewYork Neurological Society last night.
and interesting phases Of the drug Pre-
scented. DR.. william A. Hammond related his
personal experience IN using IT, he stated
that he had discarded the nuid extracts and
Of the wines Of because of impuriIies' One
kind OF the wine preparations he did however be-
pure and gave excellent results in casts OF
spinal Irritation As general tonic It had excellent
effect especially In overcoming nausea and other results
eta weak stomach It had tendency to lessen the
siblity OF that organ
For decided eject, however, he used
cocaine. Big stories Of disaster resulting
from its employment have been told and
account OF how tho South American natives
their teeth and their minds from chewing coca
leaves had been handed dowa from 1927. but subse-
Quent reports did not confirm his. DR.. Hammond de-
that tho stories told of tho wreck OF Dr. john
sous nind originated with quscks who we're gong
cure tho "coc&ne habit" DR.. Hammond proceeded:
have taken many eighteen grains at dose hypo
injection ,, as GS hssn Sns
has spot. time feared that cry
dp %s m sa % ~ have ien md. due 70 the eond
day
the eIhilaar,on ssht-equa gwen W two or
The next night Ock two with
he additional one Of an inordaste dispostsn write
soo the best had e~sr wen ana
fact so real IL over the next morning fouuN
sentence complete but the ideas Bcohercnt The
nght took three grains My energy tben turned
made speeches 70 self still could myself
I had u splitting headache. stopped OF
nve dzys And then injected six
xhiee INTO ssoh arm upset did relations
70 events bnt could not sleep After three
ssh grams with s the same result The next night
ave IN the legs. two in us thighs and
oa sitef tnah wss intensely exhilarated got
somehow When rose 1t q M t,ings were
generally mixed had sTrangsd nav papers
etc. As usual prcsume from appear .ncss I hsa NM
pretty lively tune all py myself (Iaughisr Lsd head
ache my heart oeai 40 that could lee IN wheo
rsisod arm But there horrible a1sr.s
attributed 70 disposition toward y,oleoes
acquired no babii left on easily. '
Dr. Hammond said be believed that the drug accsler-
OF the hesrt, made respiration opnrr.
sd induced eadsche. ,s however eonia be
readily stopped. II gave pleasant thrill about four
minutes after tho InJeclon He had used III casss Of
nsauchex accom- panisd By refusal 10 talk
ono patient taking whe hsa not stopped at ssi
counts; u dad the meisnohelia however.
Dr. Madison, Of Br0skiyb. o0rtrovsrtsd Dr. Ham
monde views tbs cocaine bsba and SAID that
Shers vas such habit. moro destructive tnsD Inc
norphius habit; he himself bsd had nvs physicians
ana two druggists under MS care whs were victims
Of the habit; cue OF them had eecons dsnsnted ms
experience bore that OF Dr. Ham mond that the
OF cocaine produced insomnia. volusty. neadachs
and deluseDs, though none Of them was houi-
otdaL The effect deetinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

DANeths FROM WALL CoLoRISos.-The dangers result
ing from the OF certain substances I'm vb,,s,,n
"sns' - we'll ~ from the Of or other com pos.
toAs employed In psperhsnzisr etc. have ars,n been
brought to attsston In Deltsehs Baseif,.uo ana
other Journals rom the fact pain.er brushes are
injured by lime freshly slsksd rb.v o,,.n
mix with IL organic substxnces vnich -.
liable. considered 10 iufsstIon. the
inarks beng applied In general var 10 "a parh.
But these dsAdvsnsxes can. claimed, Do 0bvfstrd
By adding one tenth OF pound OF borc 10 each
gallon of ordinary milk Of lime. 1hs addiop n fon nd
70 pessess the advantage OF prcyeDtrns
appearances OF staias paper size cours are
applied walls not sufficiently dry, bat In oases Of d.
Infection 10 sssentai thai exercssd In
regard 20 the purity Of tho lime used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
SHOT BIZ AN ANGRY HUSBAND.

NHw-0RLEANs, Nov. (SpeciaD.-J. c. Kirk
patrick shot through the head ana instantly killed
in tho bar-room Of tho Crescent Billiard Hail by Dr. T.
q. Ford. Both men from Shreveport, La At the
time of tho shooting, Ford was accomp panied
by J. 7. Austin. chief Of police OF
Shreveport Kirkpatrick whom shot was at
tempting to get away from Ford. who pursued him
from the street into the barroom The shooting was
due TO tho fact that Kirkpatrick had robbed Ford OF his
wife suit for divorce was pending. aud was TO have
been decided November TO- Ford IL ono OF the load
ing physicans OF Shreveport Kirkpatrick was clerk
In . large drug store In that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINB
eAvASrAH. Nov. s.-rurpentinc dun &C sac.
WILMINGTON. Nov 2-Turpentine quiet ~ ~ -
CHAkLxsTon Nov. a-Turpentine dull ~ - 10

OIL CITY. Penn. Nov. a-Cruds oiI-Nssonsi Transs
Certificates opened u.s. hiaasst prio~ 90 'oWess
S096 000 barreis chartcrs l1oJS1 e%rreAS sAipmsAA
lol78 barrels. runA - phfroiA
Pirfssuxa Penn New. a-cruds ol-Pstroeom stsady.
Nssens, raasis sreessss 70 sAd ssssd eS
highest price. 90 lowest price. eo<
BHADvoRp, Penn. Nov a-crute oii-Nsetoss Transit
cernossss spsned ss 50 closed e6 highest pesoA
ss lowest prios 65s clearances eed000 bsrrsis.
TITusvILIE Penn, Nov. 2Natonal rranst csrsAcatss
spsasA ssS and closed ~ esq., hsssss price, ~ lowest
praee 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday Nov. 2 1885.
OLD NOTES BARRED continental notes for $3.50 OF
the issuo OF l77S9 In ons Of $50. $780, $780,
SO and $50. were recently sent TO tho United States
Treasurer BY NJ Seawe. OF Washington, for redemp.
ton: Though yellow from age the notes are In eood
conditions but the First Controller has decided that
they are barred by time and cannot be redeemed
FoURTH-CLAss PosrMAsTERs-The Postmaster General
has appointed among others, the following fourth
class postmasters: WamBatt, ChecktOwaga, NJ Y; Mrs
Angelina Avery Dewitt, N. Y; Arch C. scoby. North
Ridge, N. T.; o. J. Graham. Oregon Hill, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
TO LEASE THE CHEROKEE STRIP.

CHICAGO, Nov. pa dispatch to The Times
from Taleqush. Indian Territory, says: j. B. Bisse
and W. Wallace OF Leadvile, COL, representing tho
New-York syndicate who want to purchase the Chero-
kee Strip arrived here yesterday the attorney for
Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association arrived yester
day to look after the interests OF that corporation He
that three members OF the council will be
here Tues iay or "Wednesday next 10 mako proposi
ton TO leasa the "trip again for grazing their
present lease soon expiring. He further says that
should the Cherokees decide to sell this company
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
rxsoNes lr BEDLoWs IsLlxR
1AcUBLr IN cARxYxxa rHxN me LI0nrxD
TonUn A GREAT suocxsG

L xxoUbLB IN cAHxfxH0 TEEN - Tine Lr0nfED
ronUn GREAT suocxsG
Tho ssts to the Bugs Once pier was be-
s6sesd oil yssssr1sy sfssrnsss bys mob q sehtssers
Who wanted 70 sst 70 Bsdisw's leland. and
rsady to push and tssmp!6 upon another regard
sssy for the nt chance at the boats which
rsa bsi-heury. an that sehsdais broke down.
fhe site % TIE ersst Statue Of bsry Between 5000
and 10000 people finally carried seross thu
mauseement which tries snisrprfatns, but sus-
10 get them al bach AGAIN. Tho day 90 fair aud
the huge Asurs seemed to bast % csntentediy and
oheerfully In the sunshine that tho passengers
nsxsred and the iass bosts had trina
extra steamer will be run out this rush of
visitors continues Bedows Island, since the unveil-
ing Of the Goddess has vastly in popularity bur
the unusually large crowd Of yesterday doubt
oue to the election holiday
The Goddssss vas liehtsd again last night and
VIII be kept ablass for week certainly. Then
IN" American Electrical Company. which offered the
plant In use free to the Government will turn
over the whole thing to tho Lighthouse Board.
BY the provisions OF the cot passed by
=: beacon and ordered to be maintained SUCH The
Hehtheuss Board cay that the torn "bescou
only beacon BY day. special is required to
s.S All and provide for ks.pss NJ new nshsh:u.s
BE- msintained Independently, will have to wait for
oli and an appropriation At the next session Of Con-
A. practical beacon-Iieht Goddess oon
snsSos.s Roar az oS' 81 %. sss: Of ss
inc inc torca could DO seem plainly down through
to ntsrsr~ with Ihs piiotaSs near Ct hand. crcis
OF arc lights outsds the torch. he continued, would
The pss s.ms out S. TIM ~; .. .hnr s"a
marx from Staten Island and the general outline Of tho
%e s. my ~ IN ss % .
estsl msht be STRENGTHENED rest, light
succssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
MR. wIMAS ASKS FOR AN INJUNCTION.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Proceedings have been in
stituted through Messrs Horton and Hoyne In tho
United States Circuit Court before Judge Gresham, for
an injunction against . publication known TIE
Standard Farm Implement Directory, containing
and rstngs OF implement dealers, seedspeD and kim
trades The papers 10 the suit aliexe that these
names aud ratpg have copied and simply class
fed from the mercantile reference book OF X. g. Dun
Co., of which Ersstus Wiman. who 10 now hore 10
naer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
ADMIRAL SCOTT DISGUSTED.
AMERICAN FISHERMEN HAVING PICNIC ALL tt


OTTAWA, Nov. 2 LSpecian.-The Minister of
Fisheries has received . report from Captain Scott
commander OF the Canadian Governments protective
SERVICE the erc that no Is thoroughly disgusted He
that sooner have the Canadian cruisers bcen
Withdrawn and ordered out OF commission than Amer
lean fishermen have swsrned to Cape Breton coasts.
vhere FISH plentiful and whore they having
picnic all to thenselves To protect tho three mile
limit. he aids will require great additions the
cruisers and faster and better equipped vessels Tho
Minister savs he 10 prepar surprise for poach
ers, but he will net give the dctailA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
THE FISHERIES TROUBIEs

OTTAWA, Nov. 2.-The kilograms from Hall
fax 10 the American press respecting customs seizures
OF American fishing vessels officially denied IL 10
untrue that American nshing vessels Will be able when
short OF provisions to obtain supplies in the
maritime Inris without special permits Mr. Bowel.
NJ s~r OF Customs simply consen ted to allow AmerI.
can nshns v-sses 10 procure food Canadian ports
the h0meward trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Especial. 1.-THE Board
OF Trustees of the University OF Pennsylvania to-day
elected f. Kelley assistant instructor in mammalian
atomy tho biological department.. DR.. Daniel q. Brn-
ton professor of American archaeology and lnguiscs
Dr. Morris Jsstrow lecturer Arabic and Assyrsu Dr.
Herman v. Hbrecht lecturer on EgypIoogy,. ana DR..
James M. CAttel lecturer on psy chO-physicA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

PHILA DBLPH7A SCHOOL HOUSES OONDEHNED
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1 LSpeeiab Medical
Inspector Taylor OF tho Board of Health reported this
aftern Don that examined all school In
Inc city az TO their sanitary condition and twenty
three that unht for use. Tbess are scattered
throughout the city, aud no recommended that they
placed In proper condition, or closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDUN NOV. z, 1886
LONDON CHURcHEs- Sunday o census OF the At
tendance OF the churches OF London was taken. IL
showed that AGO 600 parsons attended the services In
the NOR ing aud Al D. 900 NJ night
ELECTION RETURNs-The returns Of the municipal
elections held Ed and Wales
shOw Conservative Rains Of SO aud LDera gains OF g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
THE BEvOLT IN AFGHANIsTAN

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Indian Government
has from Afgh nstan confirming the re-
ports Of the rising ~ tho Ghiza trbe aud stating that
tho movement 10 spreading. The Ameer is sonaing a
large force to Ghuzlue to suppress the revolt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
ITO MORROW HE'LL GET SOBER"

ALBANY. N. Y, Nov. 1.-Two arrests for re-
peating boen made In the southern district Of the
fourth ward. The Deputy United States Marshal who
took the men before tue Commissioner drunk
that he could not make complaint, and the men were
held until q sober com planABt could be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
FEARS OF RIOT ON LORD MAYORS DAY

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The determination of the
Socialists OF London 10 mako demonstration the
occasion of the Lord Mayors Show causing the au
thoritrs mucn ~ xeiy The police fear the gath
ering Of the Socialists will end IN a riot, and have
warned shopk--pers whose establish ments are on the
ue to takrp by procession close their doors
and barricade their windows on that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
-: = ssss -: = (; q: q: a 81; 81, =


fAH CHICAGO PACKERS DErxR1CNED 10 Rssfsr rnR
DsnANDs OF TIE MEN.
CHICAGO. New. . tSpsctaD. packing
house ewnsrs 81 the stssk yards prspsnx for
ssnsr general striks On the eishthour question One
PACKER ssidi "Ths ohsnees shout ninety 20 one
haadrsd that the nghs ct two weeks ago will Be
fosshs sver again. This rDs will be settled for good
me strike occurs tomorrow. - 10 expected. guards
VII % marched ct TO ths heuses bsfora Tns
Raosen aave resolved stand By Swift n orris IN
tnsr lnst - they stood BIZ esca other n tnef
oimculty Swift had his fire lighted this morning
nus IL nen did not rsturn work The packsrs say
tnss tnoy Will never yield to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

BAN FRAsoIsco. Hov. 2.-At meeting Of
ssilroad passenger agents held here yesterday
reports rsesived from eastern lines consen'ins
70 become pzrtiss TO the agreement sa"p'ee
On Thurslsy. A. OF the were not seits-
oast0ry, 70 decidsd 70 hold another meeting 81 chi
HAEs on November "a Meanwhile the new agresmsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
PRESIDEhT HAYES IN GEORGIA..

The Hon. rutherford II. Hayes speak Atlanta
saturday nisht MI Hayes 70 president Of the
rsop Association and such will respond
Mecome The Prison Congress will clock next
sstnraAy night IN Deoives Open Doubt an i'm.
a n.s audience VIII he hand The congress IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

DUBLIN, Nov. I'm the matter of the petit
ton OF Mr. Hsslett the Conservative candidate 10 have
vacated on tho ground OF bribery the scat in tho
House Of Commons for the Western Division OF Bel
fast, Tor which Mr. sexton received majority OF es
the Judge has decided that bribery has been proved
Mr. Sextoas for retaining tho arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
TBR CENTENARY or 81 JoBEsByRY.
5r. JOHNsBURY, VT, Nov. 2.-The st. Johns

bury centennial eesbrsson occurred yesterday At
all the bells IN the rung In the evening q
public meeting hold In the South Church. At which
large number present. An historical address
was delivered by tho Rev. Ed ward I. Farbsuka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03

VIII h. held binding and spA y NE ssssns pass
eneee ratscutsing.
OTTAWA. Ont, Nov. 2-rAs righteousness branch
Of ne Cssedisu Psene Railway spsnsa yessraAy.
the dsst thrsuga express trsa from Monssssl sving
tune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
SPANISH REBELS SENTENCED.

Madrid, Nov. 2.-Twenty- sew On persons who
were mpbcatcd the revolt have been SEN
tcnced TO various terms OF imprisonment hard Ia or