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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
Millikeu Co and treasurer Of the Pondicherry MILE
Company, and is widely known IN business 0rcies
WITNESSES TESTIFY FOR TITUS.
s-rnvvr ,e.n coN1RApIcTEp--How THE sPLINT-

STUDENT MEAD CoNTRADICTED--HoW THE orL'N
ERs GOT IN TITLES HAIR.
Brrv,prRr Oct 8 (SpeciaD.-This was the ninth
day of the trial of Janitor Titus for kllhg ih'io
Smith. Nelson Drake testified that he accompan'e
his uncle William H. Drake, to the furnace room OF
the Institute early the evening before toe oooy
the murdered girl discovered. They stayed there
for solnc time talking to Titus. young man, VINO
the witness thought one OF the students Oh ,he
Institute, came and stood for some time al one OIL Tue
doors OF the ROOM Mead did not como In until the
witness had been there about twenty minutes anu DC
left the room before the witness did. This contradicts
the testimony of Mead.
Mrs. Emma Titus, the stepmother of the wife OF
Titus, testified that the prisoner was man OF markeu
reticence At the time of the murder OF Te smith.
Titus was sick. Benjamin Cook testnied that ne Mas
the prisoners uncle and had known him rpm ms pauy
hood Titus was always retcent In his manner anu
seldom talked.
When Jesse Bibby was called a witness, man
who only about three feet high with heavy
nustache answered and sworn. lie stated tnat
some time IN the earl " part of last june aIter tne
Grand Jury which had indicted Titus had adlourneo,
he saw three young men talking IN the lane near ns
store 1t was at night. but he recognized the men as
the theological student. Neal, jesse Smith ana
Charles Munniob three of the witnesses Tor the prose-
cution.
George W. King one of the undcrtakers who had
charge of the girls body testified that after her hair
cut Of 1t Law the floor in his shop and the WOOD
spnters found entanl led in ii might have come from
the wooden flooring there and not from the lnsttuto
basement as claimed by the State. VI,
Charles Carpenter testified that he visited Kings
.bop and found the hair of the dead girl lying on the
floor His foot became entanged in it and he PICKED
1t up and placed 1t on table.
Dr. Marshall Paul testified that he was summoned 10
attend Titus when he was taken sick In the court
room The witness told the Sheriff that Titus was so
unstrung mentally that he was not resposnDie ior Ills
actions. A.,
Dr. Comegys Paul testified that Judging from inc
evidence given by the physicians who testified on the
part OF the State the girl had led an impure iie loI
some time before her murder. DIR. Cox, OF Port
Murray testified in similar strain.
Congressman Robert s. Green. the Democratic
nominee for the Governorship, was the most proh-
nent spectator at the trial to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
ANXIETY 1BOUT TIE ANCHORLA.
HER AGENTS AND sEAFARING PEOPLE STILL CON
FIDENT THAT SHE is SAFE.

HER AGENTS AND SEAFARING PEOPLE STILL CON
FIDENT THAT SHE is SAFE.
"Have you heard anything from the An
choria :" Is the question asked more than hundred
times day at the Anchor Line office in Bowling Green
and the one reply t.. Nothing yet" Every steamer
and sail vessel arrives port, whether BY way
OF Long Island sound or Sandy Hook boarded and In
o,, made OF the officers vessels spoken at sea;
but each day p,,.,. ....-:. tho least information
being obtained to determine what mishap the vessel
has met with In what latitude longitude the vessel
may be. or IN condition Of mind and body those
board may be-
THIS Increasing anxiety OF those interested In the
vessel is becoming great str upon them, and under
the strict Injunction or the New-York manager William
Covery the clerks aro possible To those
seeking informaton little as they may obtain While II
Is possible that the vessel may have met with disaster
serious that she again be heard rOn this
4. hardly probable. She may have been sunk by col
son and both she and the vessel may have gone
down together. but this could hardly occur without
Leaving In the shape OF wrecKage ior passing
vessels to obtain That she mas founderod IS extremely
Improbable, since thero has been no weather severe
enough In month to cause such disaster 10 so
stsnch vessel True. Incoming vessels nave reported
severe galos but there has been no hurricane
Inc most reasonable conclusion 10 lnal tuo huCnoIIa
has met with accident ner bOiere or machinery
or has ost her propeller. that she cannot possibly
make por. under stoan and her sail power Is only
suNary to steam, her progress would necessarily De
slow probable also, that, as northwestery winds
have prevailed, she will try TO mako An eastern port
ather lnah halifax or anY othsr port Oh LUIS a
she may hrst into Fdya In TINS case she ~ouu not
be heard from until some vessel should reach Ehgiahu
from that pOr there is no telographc communica-
ton there. The OF the limo ana seaarng people
generally do admit any cause for 2ppre-
henson her safety despite the fact that she 10 now
twenty y-three days out from Glasgow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
CHANGES IN WESTERN UNIONS BOARD.

A meeting of the executive committee OF the
Western Union telegraph Company was held yesterday
preliminary to the annual meeting Of the stockholders
next week understood that several changes In the
directory kay to be male. looking to an increase oil
the ength OF the board in practical telegraph men ana
men who can command the friendship OF other large III
terests, as we'll to give representation to new
interests that have laaly been identified with the own
ershlp OF the stock Austin Corbn, president OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad will be selected TO n
the vacancy caused the death Cf Harrison Durkee
The other have not been fully decided upon
Russe and other directors say that the CHANCES
do not oreshadOw any alteration III the p0cy Oh Inc
company or It's relations to competing lines
II is generally conceded tast telegraph rates VIII
never be nut back their former high basis AS the
economies and i'm LrOvements introduced have rendered
those unnecessary But there VII pe restoration
OF rates points where they have been unprOntaOlo
when the opportunity Offers The company IN tho last
year transmitted for the press 43s.OOO,OOO words,
against 3G7 900 words In the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
GRIEVANCES OF wORKINGMEN.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Oct. s tSpeciaD. N o
attempt has been made by the NewYork. Pennsylvania
aud Ohio to supply the places OF the striking brakemen
here and clerks and yard beIue released The
force down every direction Is indication
that the officials are preparing for long strike Tho
brakemen quiet and no trouble is anticipated
PHILADELPHIA, Oct (SpeciaD.-Thc strike at Dis
tons at Tacony has assumed large proper
tions and to-day l20O idle. This after
noon meeting OF the who declined Join in the
strike was held and adopted resOlutio-s complimentary
70 the nrm and denounced the strike unjust. The
o.ooo Idle workmen in Frantford who locked out
~ oon.eqoshoe OF the strike at William Troth's mill are
cOIIAMA; oct Cspeetap.-At crowded meeting of
Conservatves here to- night Sir John Macdonald ..d
thatin a few days Royal Commission Wonld Ss son. an
pointed by the government nqure into ths snhi.r,
OF Bureau OF Labor and ststiscs for Canao. eugoSe
would come under the supervision of Mnis.r ~ ,
Crown NN '"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
DEvsLopMEY7sI THE HADDoCK MURDER CASE

DETELOPMENTSI THE HADDOCK MURDER CA Sc
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct. S.-ImpOrtant de-
velopments have been made Ia the Haddock assassna
Leavitt who arrested in Chicago yester-
day. brought but taken back to Kingsley
the home Of Attorney Wood. He 10 expected here on
Monday the date Ied for tho beginning OF the e1am-
nation OF the parties arrested. A. BIZ, business
manager OF The Siour City Tribune, aEp ''
C. Kelly, accompanied Wood to Chieas"
Hill brought back with him the confession
OF Leavit which has been made public this evening"
In this confession, to before notary puo"o 'n
Chicago Leavitt gives q full account OF tho snoo'inH
aud charges that tho murderer was John Aronsuori'
the foreman Of tho Franz Brewing Company.
Arensdorf was arrested yesterday In DavenPorI,
whittier he had gone delegate to the angus ol
rs haA and s expected to arrive nero curing
the night. Paul Leader ANA George Lsnge eroSer-
rested to-day and admitted bail In the ssmo amount
as Muncnratn and sherman. Warrants arc out Tor
other persons implicated Ia the conspiracy ana ~ Is
said that L.avitt has ASSURANCES tnst oy turning
states evidence he will escape punishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE
WOUNDED IN A SHAM BATTLE.

ELMIRA, Oct. 8 (SpeciaD. Hill
failed to put in an appearance at tho County Fair ana
there arc all kinds OF comments on his shabby treat
ment OF his county. There were upward OF
25 900 people the State grounds where the County
Fair held and the report that the Governor anu
overnor would he present probably had
the effect to increase the attendance. Tho TACT tnat
sham Latte advertised to take place IN tae aset
Two Grand Army and two OF the National Guard
were badly hurt by powder blown INTO their faces aces
Their names are Frank Reeves Ernst Nichols, Rch
ard r Personius and william Rice Nichols had his
teetn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

CLEVELAND, Oct. s Especial. General Man
ager T. B. Thomss, OF tho Richmond and Danviile Haii
road .vstem denied to-day tho report sent out from
that he ebout 10 accept the presidency
ofthe Cincinnati, New-OrIeaRs and Texas Pacific.
LONDON Ont, Oct s.-Negotissons for conneot'on
between London and the Michgaa Centrai hAnIo"a
system which going on for some tins, ou'mi
mated in An agreement satisfactory 70 both tho tand
Trunk Michigan Central 10 give the Latter run
ming pOWeIs Oyer the london ana fors osenIoy sosu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
WHAT LORD RANDOLPH DID IN BERLIN.

LONDON Oct. S.-Lord Randolph Churchill
arrived Dresden yesterday. The Berlin correspondent
OF The Times says he believes that Lord Randol PHI did
not see Count Herbert Bismarck having passed Wednes
day in walking and driving around the city Tnis
continues sis the version OF ChurchilPs visit
and dsposes OF the theory that lie Is on political mis-
SON."
The statement is confirmed that Lord Randolph IL
travelling under the name OF Spencer. lie Will remain
at Dresden few days, and thence go to Vienna, return
ing by way OF Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09

VIENNA, Oct S.-Premier Won Taaffe, ill the
Lower House OF tho Austrian Parliament to-day said
that any suppOstion that the relations between Austria
and Germany had been shaken was groundlosa "The
relations rest now hitherto" added tho Premier. on
the basis which tho Ministry have repeatedly defined
There occasion apprehend any loosenng or dis
turbance OF the and rustul relations eIsting on
both sides" Representative Heilsberg proposed a de
bate the PremieTs reply. The proposition wss re-
jected. The only members who voted for IL mem-
bers OF the AustrO German, German, Antl-Semte AM
parteA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
PROSPECT OF LOW SIXTH AVENUE FARES.

The 10 a growing prospect that before long
aye.cent fares may be universal on the elevated rail-
roads Cyrus W. Field is working hard TO orlns aoou'
the Of the cheap rates. and he mas strong sup
o-, IN the Roard He said yesterday that hc proposed
70 move tho adoption of such resolution At the Man
haitian Company meeting next Tuesday ,nn aI ~, hGs
pas aSnnt.d Mr. Field points as result OF the lower
rates on the rhirdave line TO the TACT na for ne nrs
navs OF October tho earnings OF the ManhAtAn
Comnany were 81 So ISL against $l29,327 IN the
responding days Of 1885, an average daily increase Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
DgFArLrER GRAY's OPERATIONS

BosroN, Oct. 8 lSpec,aD.-The Journal will
pusIish tomorrow morning statement prepared by sa
sxper employed by directors OF the Atlantic Cotton
Mills showing the manner In which tho late william
Gray IT, carried HE operations Ii shows that AZ she
mo OF tho disclosure last August when Mr. Gray took
HE life - defeat justice. he had smbezled over hAt
,,,, =, ..,,srs Tn. a,rsc. ars transmit a communica
t,oo from Mr. Cunningham, administrator OF Mr. Srsye
estate which that his largest losses we're from
s.mhns in atocks after usuA methods OF putting
nj ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
MAYOR surIH AND THE PA wNBR0KERS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. (SpeciaD. Pawn
brokers Joseph Harvey. A. J. McGarry. and n and A.
Marcus were arr,sed to-day by orders OF Mayor Smith
for doing business without . license. McGarry WAS
locked up afternoon thoy were heard when Jonn
O. seholl tho Mayors clerk. testified that the defend
ants ali paid their license money, but he aia DOT
and McGarry were the principal witnesses against
MAYOR smith In ,ne recent impeachment trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
FRAGMLNrs OF CABLE NEWS.


PARIS Oct. s--Count C1vry, natural grandson OF the
IKE OF Brunswick, has been here charge
OF swindliug.
ROME Oct s.-The Vatican yesterday sent fresh
private Its nuncios abroad regarding the
Increasing an nti-clurical agitation In Italy.
VIENNA, Oct s.-fivs now cases OF cholera and two
deaths reported In Trieste ton new cases la Pesth
and three Deaths In IstrA, thirty
new cases and thirteen deaths in Szegzodn ten new
cases and four deaths In Italy, with Two supposed csses
In Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
ANOTHER AMERICAN SCHOONER SEED.

HALIFAX, Oct. s tSpec,ah.-Captain Quiglcy
has captured six American schooners The last is
the Goucester schooner Marion Grimes, sixty tons,
owned by Edward Morris she sailed for the Western
Banks calling at sneburno for shelter shc put IN
there at midnight and anchored eight miles from the
Custom House. Tho weather moderating. Captain
Landry went TO four hours later. but was inter
ceped by from the Terror and seizsd for not
reporting at the Custom House. The Ottawa authori-
ties Inflicted fine OF S400 Captain Landrey says that
he did not imagine that he would have to report Tor
ancLorng six hours eight miles from port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09

BUFFALO, Oct. 8 (Specah.-The. "Green
Corn Dances" on the Tonawands Reservation. three
miles from Akron n Y, were begun this morning. All
the old Indian squaws participated The war dances
aud squaw dances will continue tomorrow and wind up
on Sunday night with grand powwow. Only the pagan
Indians these annual holidays great many
white people from distance there, Tor the dances
are novelty to them. Tho yelling OF some OF tno ou
chiefs struck terror the souls of the young paeface
women. Every pagan Indian has his war paint Oh ana
wears his cOlOred feathers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
A NEW CARINEr IN PERU.

LIMA, Oct. 8. via Galveston.-The reslgna-
ton OF the Ministry has now been accepted, aud
Cabinet has formed with Senior Arambar. President
OF the Council and Minister OF Finance and Commerce !;
Sc for Rlberjr0 Minister OF Foreign Affairs; oenor
Velarde Home Secretary and Minister OF Public Works.
senor VarOu, Minister OF Justice, and Senor Borgona,
Miuister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
IELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
Mr. GorLD.INsPEcTING HIS ROADS.

MR. GOULD INSPECTING HIS ROADS
IOrIs. S.-Jay Gould, accompanied by his son
ouid aud wife arrived by special train
i'm ms city to-day Gould is making tour OF inspection
all his lines
DECISION IN A TRADEMARK SUIT
Cuc AGO oct United States Circuit Court has in
the trademark of Estes Laurat OF Boston, enoined
orerng for any Juvenile books having the in
the title the word " CbattefDok.'
DISAPPEARANCE OF AN EX-MAYOR.
willie H. disappeared Tues lay night and has not since
lie suffered irom softening oil the brain
RED PEPPER USED BY THIEF.
CHICAGO Oct handful of pepper
tom Donnely diamond broker at No. lls
Dearborn st. night snached tray OF diamonds valued
$780, and escaped Mr. Donnelly could
not open his eyes Tor an hour
KILDED AT A COUNTRY DANCE
BRKnoxD Tex. oct (Specidt)-A tragedy occurred at
IN Robertson County William Murphy and Bud Lee became
lhVoNed Ia quarrel small sum OF money. Murphy
opened te upon Lee creating panic killed
second hfe' Murphy escaped 10 the woods
AT THE FUNERAL OF HER ALLEGED VICTIM
PiT1sBUkG Oct (ApccatJ-The funeral Of Eddie
TOOK place 70 Gay from the home OF Mis bunnel his aunt,
who Is charged with having poisoned him Mrs Bunne
present In charge OF an officer she sODbed pteous kissed
dead boy ana impored the boys father James shaw
speak her. He repeled her. however Among the
lmInoTtelles Buuue
marked From Aunt Lizzie"
SAFETY OF THE STEAMER ANCON
sIs FRANCISCO, ga received today
and sgnedby Of
st.ancr AucOn Thai
The Ancor ran unknown In Glacier on the
night OF September Is Ic ssel was got or but
necessary 10 beach hef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
RIorrNG AMONG FANATICS IN INDIA.

DELHI, Oct. 8.-The ill feeling recently
aroused between the Hndoos aud Mahometans here
over mutual violations OF their respective religious
principles eliminated In riot last night Several per-
killei The imme Hate cause OF the blood
shed was the profaning OF tho Jumma Musiecd, or
Great Mosque, By a Hindo sectsrian leader. who Tied
small pig painful posture within the mosque so that
II squealed with all Its might Tho butter IN common
use has been found be adulterated with lard At
Bombay society has been organized to increase the
hostility MahOmet and to inculcate general
knowledge of the HindoO religion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
THIRTY VICTIMS OF Ia MAsOoTTE.

ST.. Louis, Oct. S.-The following deaths oc-
CURED yesterday among those injured In the La Mas
cote disaster. making the total number thirty:
Marsns Wade. colored. OF Walnut Hill. Tenn; Robert
Rice coored Of Cape Michael NJ O. shercr. OF Cnoin-
natl Levi Chatham, coiored. of Paducah, KY.
George s. Davidson. the boats carpenter, is not ex.
pscsd TO live. The coroner resumed his investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
STICIDE OF A CLERGYMdN

SALISBURY, Md, Oct. S.-The Rev j. u.
Penuell, member OF the Maryland Methodist Proes-
tant Conference sevenysix, to-day knelt down by
the railroad track while freight train passing, and
as the last car reached him. laid his head the rail-
The hndmost truck passed over his neck and severed
his head from his body Mr.. Penuell was retired
clergyman and wealthy. He is believed to have been
L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
TO BE TRIED FOR AN ELECTION FRAUD

BERLIN, Oct. S.-The Minister of Justice,
DR.. Fredberg. has ordered the trial OF Judge Francke
the highest Prussin judge In the District OF Katzeburg
recently president OF the Conservative Society there
charge at the last eectOps In Lauenburg lie
io grd letter addressed to tho leader OF the Social
Democrats. asking what would be required by tho
the candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
YALE FRESHMEN ROBBED.

NEw-HAvEN, Oct. 8 (Speciab. Some un-
known persons rined the pockets OF H. W. Rlanhard.
OF New-York; Samuel Hall, OF Chicago. and Guther
WILSON, of Bardstown KY. members OF the Yale fresh
men crow, OF gold watches ana money amounting to
me mcn lie their clothing hanging IN the boathouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
A WOMAN KILLED BYAS EXPL OSION.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Oct. 8 (Special).-An ex-
poson in the department OF the works OF the
Winchester Arms Company to-day instantly killed
Kate Taylor an inspector of fulmn ate cartridges tits
supposed the explosion caused by particle OF iu
mfnate attached the outside OF one OF tno
esrIridgsa Other operators were seriously injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
GENERAL KAULBARs HAS QUIET TINE

SOPHIA. Oct. S-General Kaulbars met with
cold reception AT sistova meeting Of ono thousand
OF the inhabitants declared against the Intervention OF
Russia General Kaubars requested the officers OF the
Bulgarian srmy stationed At Sistova by letter to
him and a message from the Car Tho officers
Piled should address tho BuTarian Government
The General went 10 Rustohuk today. lie was re-
ceived by Consul, but there was no pubic
dam ustra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
PLOT TO DESTROY THE CITY OF VIENNA.
BOMBS AND EXPLOSIVES DIsCOvERED-THE EM-
pFRop,s DEATH INTENDED

LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Chronicles cOrre-
spondent In Paris says that no has just heard from
Vienna the details of a startling Anarchist plot to
destroy Vienna and to assassinate Emperor Francis
Joseph Tho conspirator whose plans we're frustrated
by the authorities had intended to carry out the plot on
October A. Various timber stores TO be set on dre
and in the confusion public buildings were to be blown
up dynamite. The police seized immense quantities.
OF bombs and other explosives In different parts OF
the city. especially the Imperial residence at
sch0nbrunn and beneath the bridge leading to the pal
ace which Emperor daily. IL was
also intended TO mako an attempt upon
the life Of the Emperor at the same
time large number OF foreigners and Austrans were
arrested Tho ringleader escaped to Germany In con-
sequence OF the stringent autsocalst law. news OF the
discovery OF the plot did not leak out several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09
sgoRr IN BJSACCoUNTs $50. 900.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, Oct. S.-EXTOwn Treas
urer Josiah arrested to-day for embezze-
ment of the town funds The amount OF
the deficiency 10 sad to be $4,000. Carter seventy,
carpet dealer, and was town treasurer Tor twenty