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THE DISASTER AT MO, WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 31.-At Portage this
afternoon services held the remains oil tho's
burned to death the train ~ East Rio Tho ConRro
gational Church. where the funeral took place. was
crowded and many wero unable TO gain Adnit'shoe
Many of tho rcatves OF who perished were pres
ent from their respective The remains OF tn
two Catholic sisters tasen TO Winona, Mnn'' aDu
will be buried there
DETROIT Oct 3l.-John III. Mcdonald OF this clty'
atari ed for Minneapolis on Tuesday night. From hio-
grams received to-day IL appears that ho WAS on n
train wrecked At Rio, Wis., and 10 ono VI tho vicums VI
that disaster.
NEw-HAvES. Conn.,, Oct 31.-Jsmcs p. Barker, u 80, ".
this city who was supposed TO have been bnrneI III W.
railroad wreck at RIO, has been heard FROM ho was
not the wrecked train.
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pp,Dy 10 JUMP IyfO NIAGARA RfVE&

BUFFALO, Oct. 81 tSpecial). Lawrence ION.
oNHu ',S a"a.msn,. 20 lamp from one OF the bridges
mako "s' IA round that the police would NOS
over 'hs eo .,,n and the only question was whether
m soa.a make any gu. ra- passenger .u:
psn.ou bridge 100 feet aoose tue water a .ua ~. pa %
s'o'' 49,. ~ ,b.. ne would make the leap. which has
Ss.,orore proved fatal for parss Of $500. and 10
,...,hs that th,s will rasei. He Is out OF money
md s getting desperate He sAys he owes 200 10 New.
Vnrx and will return there unti he cau pay tuS
isnt Tue Rochester authorities prevented MIN Irvm
smnpiuy the Genssee FAiis and when Nc eit town ns
. nm Ricn ,rd K Foxs gold medal as securl Tor tnS
n.vwrnt of a bili for $25 Hs has been IN bunslo az
,,ns we~k A oenenl given him ON Thursday nixns ~
Professor Haley's rhsAtr- wW a iA"r"
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HEARTLEss CRIME or A MEXICAN.
MURpERING HIS WIFE AND sTEP-DAUGHTER IN


PASSENGER CAR.
NUEvo LAREDO Mexico, Oct. 81 (Spec'0D.-
On the south bound Mexican National train, when
pulled into this station this morning, Sonora Aibros'"
Martini a Mexican woman, and her two daughters
age. SIX and eight years pecvey were passengers
They had boarded the train AT Laredo Texas ana were
bound for Monterey The train had no sooner soppei
than Vicente Recendez, native entered the car IN
which these passengers were seated. They were no
other than his wife and steptaughters e approacheu
them and leaning ward put his arm around his WHO
as II to embrace her. but instead he placed the nuzZe OF
his pistol against her breast and fired twice Doth shos
entering body lie then red at the younger OF the
children sending bullet crashing through It's head lie
fred two shots more entering his wifes brah the
other not taking effect. The woman fell to the moor
weerng In blood The little girl hold her hand 10
the wound In her head trying to prevent tho how OF
blood which came irckllnS down her rae cneeKs ana
all the while ptifuly crying :" mama, mama 49,. -,
The iynG OF the mother. the Iamen ~ ons OF
the children and the screamng Of 9TH occupants Of inc
car bined most heartrening spectacle i-
aginable. The murderer arrested ani put IN jan
He cOOand said that he wa- sorry hr shot thr chI
but WAS killed his wife, Inr three were re-
moved and taken tn private house Whero
the woEsn died afterwdrd. Ihe nttle grl Hes
I'm a critical condition IL expected 10 recover
DomeAic trouble said 10 pe me cause o
tue rhootiug Public feeling IA httor against kecenheZ,
VINO Ia a common loafer. and there is tax o Ynchihg
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,,,cu,r1 DtvJTT DEFENDING MR. PARNELL

ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct 31.-Allchacl DaVltt'
the Irish agitator arrived here yesterday In speaking
of his recent Journey he sad "Since the Chicago oon
yent,on my health failed. and went out into Norln
ern Michigan TO get the benefit of colder climate FROM
there I went TO California. the Northwest Territories
Colorado Nebr asks and here. stopping at various ces
and talking Oh the IrIsh question At Omaha rece'Veu
dspatch from friends in the movement IN Ireland ask
ing my Immediate return, nut caoled to-day from ~.
Paul mat desired remain in the United states ana
Canada until the engagements have made are uihhe'
am an xlous to 20 TO Canada to refue the statements
bout Mr. Parne anI myself, made by enissares OF Tie
Loyal Legion -
Mr. Dayitt spoke at Market Hall this afternoon. lie
said he mad found his trip rrmarkabe CROWN VI
svmnathy with tho Irish movement since ne visitor
AmrrIca eight wears ago. Mr. PnrnePs aggressive put
n,cutied polcy the bcsi way OF cohuuctinE 'no
moyeuent Parnells h-ht at Westm ster mas m mau,
for English parties To govern ieunu. lr
ohect IN this country To convince MS own couni
man that their hgEt gam Home Rule was correct anu
io deepen the sympathy OF the American people ior th
moy.,nent He then outlined the plans OF the Natoha
Lame for the government and ultimate lnpIo'enent
a. ireland when comes INTO power ASSERTING tnat nv
would be acceptable alike TO IRISH l. oesahts anu S
oncs He charged that the Belfast rlos were
Inv ord Randolph Churchill to convince inc "oiu
the Irish Protestants would iorcbiy resist Homo hu0
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BATTLING WITH REVOLT rIONlSrS.
FIFTEEN MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED AT
MOSIYZUMA.

MOS1TZUMA.
NocMEs. Arizona. Oct. 31.-Ihe raid of
Governor Torres Of Sonora Mexco and his men into
Nontezu,na Dlstrict was fatal than was at 1rst
supposed After the killing OF Prefecto Torres who
WAS a cousin OF the Governor. the Governor resolved
unon some sort Of vigorous retaliation. Two weeks ago.
accompauied by Comnandante Torres, cousin OF MS
with $50 state troops, lie started for Montezums Us
,rct At the town of MoDtezuin'. the capital OF the
district. they met the revOlutionlss, headed Dy
ssnor Vallarte This was tie party that killed
Prefeco Torres Governor Torres on seeing tho party
maize ready for fight but subsequently an armstice was
hed mn the ood on side boing warm no anlct-
ble CONCLUSION was arrived AID Governor torres,
pulng ms pistol fired killed NalIr In his Tracks
nerce then ensued which Resulted III nIteeh meu
being killed and several wounded.
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THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.
LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT FOR FRANCE TC

IIITLE INIUUKAGEMENI FUN FHh-NOT@ To WV
TRIvE AGAINST ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. Silt is learned on high au-
thorty that the has received little
Turkey In It's agitation against the
BRUSH IN Egypt The French Envoy at Constantihopie
ATTEMPTED recently Turkeys aid in entertain
inc from England a definite promise to evacuate Egypt
at an early date The Sultan emphaticaly refused to
he marty to such proceeding and informed the Envoy
that the Porte could with him In his structures
IN the English policy respecting Egypt. To this action
of he Portel duo Frances recent change OF 'front.'
nr.parsd TO assist In united action 10 indis
posed adopt course OF which the POrte uoes hot
approve
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noN1yIoN CRUISERS OUT OF THE WAY.

c,rr,,x scoI1's OPINION OF AMERICAN FISHER
MrN-BIG HAULs OF MACKEREI
HALIFAX Oct. 81 Especial Some OF the
Canadian cruisers out Of commission within
few DAYS The Terror Will look sf'er AmerlcA" "a"uu
,ny vessels on tie Western coast. and the General MIDI
aieon will patrol the Bay or Fundy Captain scott says
tho experience gained this year Will prove vau"oe III
enforcing the 1918 treaty and Canadian laws next year.
He speaks OF American fishermen as The most lhierha
,hieves he ever heard Of aud says they nave
given captains OF cruisers the lives OF oos' h'
nv their innumerabe little TRICKS and lodges lie says
Che whole British Navy would be able 70 keep Yank
ses absolutely of Canaiiau Coasts but he hopes 10
a" conI service next year largely Increased neot
of crnisers ana more Of the Quigey type
II lhs Canadian Government enforce Inc behd iano
aoctrlue ext year. betide tho Yankees fish are
Ieported plentiful along the shores OF Cape Breton anu
sbelburne and many Americans VINO he Imagined hau
zone home, are now those shores gathering IN tue
harvest Ihls Is all the more annoying TO scott wDo
has sent cruisers out OF commission LsrRe hss o
mackerri we're taken at the mouth OF Halifax Hsrpor
isst w.ek Three seines capturei $4,000 worth.
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BERLIN, Oct. 31.-The reports OF the lnspec-
tors Of factories which have just been issued show that
the enployes In most OF work eleven hours
daily not reckoning overtime. with overtime the
worRmen In some districts. notably Dusseldorf work
from thirty-six foryeght hours at stretch though
they supposed to have liberty to quit after twenty
four working hours The usual hours Of boilerman In
dusseldorf are twelve often twenty -four hours In
Maedeburg artisans work twelve hours in Hanover ten
and in Ansburg eleven. Cotton spinners In Potsdam
and Oder work twelve hours per day
i'm uner and fourteen hours IN summer The steeware
and iron apprentices Dusseldorf often work sixteen
hours daily IL the Firth glasworks the men WORK ak
davs INCREASINGLY, except for two hours, WHOM they
sleep OH benches dirty straw sacks IN corners OF
The workshop The general mpressOu from the reports
ia that there is much overwork and bad arrangement
NJ hours with hdeous sanitary conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
Roycor11SG THE WHITE STAR LINE.

DUBLIN. Oct. 31.-The Gin County Lime
<ok branch OF the National League. owing to the treat
ment which the Nationalist employed by Hariand q
Wolfe tho White Star steamship builders Of queens
leland received with tho connivance Of the chiefs Of
the nrm calls upon OF the League everywhers
o ace that Irshmen boycott the White Star Line until
.he drm reipstztes the Nationalist workm1n. -.
ON saturday last Michael Roach Kelly nagstrate "
Fsraroye Cocnty Clare was wounded wiIh . gun wnhs
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OPENING OF The GREAT sOBRANJE.

fFEICHEs n FAVUN "F "V I'''1''7
ALL THE PLorTERS RELEASED
Sopu1A Oct. 31.-M StambulOf opened the
so,ranie at in presence OF all the egeh's
and the members OF the Cabinet fa'rouc aoures'''
were made the speakers dwelling upon Ine
-, ,,,t,tn,ng the IN iependence of Bulgaria The
.naoches were received with loud cheers AFTER the
names Of the Deputies had been verified the sopranse
prooeeded to the election OF officers
In compliance with the demand OF General kauIo"rs
all OF the ploters against Prince Alexander nave pee
released.
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nrsrRrCTION BY THE NIAPU VOLCANO

SAN FRANcIsco. Oct. 31.-The steamer Mari
ro.s ,rom sydney. n. s. w., and Honolulu, which ar
rived here yesterday brought the following adv'oe''
Seven native villages were destroyed Sy tne volcane
sruntion which occurred September ~ on the ana
-, Saon IN tSs Tonge group the Friendly Islands
The whole island been devastated oy voSaac az
nosits White Island In the Bay Of Plenty, 10 IN stato
~ active eruption vast column OF smoke ascshanx
from the island ~ the height OF 1000 feet
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ANOTHER EARTaQ01KE D0WN SoU7H'

A SPRING BRgAKs OUT IN THE CUSTOM h"'0
YARD IN CHARLESTON. =,
COLUMBIA, S. C., Oct. 3l.-Another eai'u :,
ouaxs shock was felt here at 2:22 this ai'efn'o
was OF short Duration .
CHARLESTON, Oct 31.-A slight tremor was ioi' noio
a, 900 this afternoon, but caused no damage. IL W."
not felt By the majority of the people. Shortly a'o'
shock a spring OF clear, pure water appeared ="
Custom House yari. and IL st running Al ne hso hot
Gallon minute Tho water IN said 70 nave oooA "
when The flow began
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CANDIDATE CHAR0gD WITH MURDER

SHAwNEETowN, H.. Oct. 81 (SpeoiaG.
Sherwood tho Democratic candidate for State sehA'o
iu tho Fifty.seeond Illinois District. was last n's
arrested for . murder committed ten years ago no
Immediately withdrew his name from tne '0A'
Harden County WAS tho scene of bloody vendetta
go among three prominent families The origin was
trinng but II Wholesale assassination Inc
of Otto Hsmbrick WAS invaded by four maskou nos
ana he was shot 10 10 bed. Sherwood 10 aceus,
~ ,hIs murder one OF MS alleged accompioes nA'gs
eonISssed after serving = sentence ior ths ofiho "
was lod ged IN Jail tonight
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prRrrIJoN CRUSHED IN MEXICO.

NUEyo LAREDO, Mex, Oct. 81 (SpecidD.-A
has been progress for the last fow days IN
the state OF Zscatecas Governor Gaan, OF Coahiuis
has seut all available State troops 10 assist In suppress
,ny ,hs disorder dispatch received this afternoon
Gays tho revolution about terminated Al the leaders
have been captured, including Geueral Garcia de In
csaena who as the prime mover in the revolt
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THE REV DR.. ECOB AT CORNELL.

ITHACA. Oct. 81 (SpeciaD.-I Rev. Dr.
lanes H. Ecob OF Albany hed Sage Chapel pnipi' To-
day under the Sage endowment Ihcre was i"'So
ttapdance t both services The text for tine morning
ros fran, John-" BE OF good cheer; have overcome
the world" The sermon eloquent. being ~ exhor.
Titan TO life holiness and self !enih fres"eh'"hd
Mrs Whitc occupied seats In the audience
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THE sprRITUALIsr HOME BURNED.

WrsrFIELp, n. j., Oct. 31.-Ihe Spiritual.
, uome about three miles from here. the property OF
Ceor,e H. PerrIne, OF New-York IN when tne snnuas
snwncr meetings Of the sprltrallsts are heid' was
hnrned TO the ground tonight. The loss Is neA'y'
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popReD ON THE STEPS oFA TRAIy.

Fr. WORTH, Tex, Oct. 81 (Spec'dD.-W' r.
Hawkins United States official. stationed 81 San An
tonic was entering . south-bound Missour' s'.no
r",s,x u,sh, vb.n two young men crowded on tho
,o. On. on each aide of him. He complained ana tao
"i". man slspped back When Hawkins reashsa n.s
scat he found that the strangers hso sso''N WV
him.
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DISORDER AT A NArIoNALIsr MEETING.

DISORDER AT NATIONALIsT MEETING
DUBLIN, Oct. 31.-Messrs. Dillon, Redmond
and sheehy, members af Psriamen. addressed . mon
stsr meeting of Nstionaists at Loughres, County Gal
vay to-day Bishop Dusgan, OF LouRhrea. sent . lot
ter OF sympathy While the meeting was ~ progress
fight occurred between the police aud the people. In
Whioh the police drew their swords aud batonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
ENGLISH AUTHORITY IN BURMAH.

LONDON, Oct. 31.-The convention with
chin. allows England full frsedom as the ruling su-
,bority in Burmah for ak months General White has
stashed IN Burmah 120 fresh posts covering an area
of 100 900 square miles,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
FORECASTS OF THE RESULT IN ELMTRA.


ELMIEA, Oct 81 (Specdb.-For Congress III
the XXVIIIth District the contest is looked upon no
close Friends OF Thomas s. Flood, the RepupNcan o""
didate claim an easy victory while the backeis oi "a
SPEAKER Mcguire arc equally sanguine. hePor'' I'm
various places in The district place Flood In the ieau ~
he IA the fay orlte among betting men. For memoei
Assembly in the Chemung District Robert T. po'
Deu,) sells as a big favorte over James t. farr 'op''
Fremont Cole (sep is almost sure OF election III 'n'
SCHUYLER Assembly District rhc Assembly contest ~
senec. County between william t. sweet (Rep) auu
Edward o. Donneu UDrm) Is reported as oio'e VIII"
Sweet o favoric. In the Ithaca Assembly Dis''''''
there are rumors that Charles s. RumseY tDem''
will bs aided by tho trading OF OF votes lor
McGuire for Congress by Rumsey's friends waiter "
Stnub's friends, however. claim that tnry WIN WV n
hoth WAYS and are confident OF the success Oh VIZ NJ
uubucau candidate. Charles ID. Ba&er, utep.l wiz uo
returued to the Assembly for the la SEupon D,a 70,
trct and AzatIah &. Brundhge, lhep WIN pIopay,y 90
elected IN the Ist District Inc Elinirihs nou's .u
postons IN the National and state aumlnislrr.'on
how been here since worlng !or the Demo
been I'm town since early last week, and II sau mas
done great work for mis- party. Governor H sppeaea
last night and presence long before elecuoh 10
thons snt TO mean repetition ~ the WORK iast ia ~ho
10 900 hit Emlra 10 ne useh at tue ~
wa. asserted tonight that the Democrats woun opon
tne hall with $40 for "hOaters II necessary run =,
nm 10 $50 as was done last fall Judge Daniels WIN
have about 1000 majority In this Congressional Di'
ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01

SOCIALISTS DErERaINED TO PARADE =,
LONDON. Oct. 31.-Sociaists in Clerken"en
TO- lay adopted resolution to follow the Loro "A'0
procession.
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RAsoUET TO ARCTIC EXPLORERS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 31.-Lieutenant Stoney,
of Arctic fame his officers. woro entertained at
bsnouet last night by the Cosmss Club OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
np,ra ora wELL-KyowY PILOE

pr.g. on the New.york pilot boats were owcrea y"
a. tho boats came into port account o. me
aa,,, Of George Butler Of Brooklyn pilot s'sAensS
rranss perkina we'll Known an"r6 e Ssxs on 81
The p,lot boats the hsrbor wiu ~ D
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PRINCE NAPoLEON IN wAsHINGTo

WAsHlNGTON, Oct. 3I.-PEince NapOIeOn anu
his sscretsry Chevaer Miohss, arrived here At s:55
,..t svenus and proceeded Wormleys Hotel.
Thsy were accompanied by Count Albert do Foresta,
snersIsry OF the Italian legation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01

LONDON, Oct. 31.-ln the election for Lord
Reotor of Edinburgh University to-day the Earl Of
Idaesgh was chosen. He received 1049 votes and Sir
tyon Playfair 747.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
BURGLAR OR POLITICAL ENEMY
THE COUNT OF PARIS WITH HIS REVoLNER PUTS !

THE COUNT OF PARIS WITH HIS REVOLVER PUT, 10
FLIGHT MIDNIGHT IN RUDER.
PARIS, Oct. 31.-It is reported that the Count
Of Paris night last week sitting In his bedroom
in the Sheen House. near London when man enterod
the room The Count afraid OF awakening his wife, did
not shout for help pointed revolver at the Intruder
fed. The had previously 'ren STRANGER
prowhng around the house. The man entered ny ian-
der which he had placed against window IN the sudy
Of the Duke of Orle Whether he was burglar OF
political enemy OF the court Is not known.
LONDON Oct. 31.-Advces from Trnova say that IN
response 10 the Governments request that Generai
Kaulbsrs furnish the OF the Russians whom lie
stated had molested the Russian agent has replied
that the Government knows to wnOm he referred ana
II fresh complaints are received he Will act in accord
apce with his This reply the dispatcnes saw
is onsdered TO be partial withdrawal or the ultima
tum There is general feeling OF Indignation in bul-
garia ov~r the release OF the plOers agalnst fnce
Aex.nder although the Government Ia not blaheu as
IL is beey ed the hurItes only yielded TO necessity
ST PtTERsBURG, Nov. IA revolution In bulgaria IN
momrntary expected the pretert or RUSSIAN oc-
cupation which Karaveos organ at Sophia announces
Is imminent. -. ~.
LONDON, Nov. LIT Ia rumored that three more NUS
sian vessels have arrived at Narna.
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VOMA IS HIGHWAY ROBBERS

WEARING MEMS CLOTHES, SITTING AsrRiph i"'
HoRsrs AND USING PISTOLS.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 81 lSpeciab.-That part oi
Oneida County bordering on the North Wooish a'' Va
citcment over the arrest OF daring women TOT oo
attempt at highway robbery, thns almost unpeAi" "
in this part OF the country While the crime was 'o
mit ei moro than a month ago tho victims were 70 '
timdatrd that they dared not make compliant ''
Hugh Dorrity and Miss susie Jones, who 1.-Two ~ No''
western were riding along lonely highway late ~ '
niyht when they halted at the muzzles
Dorrty Says IN the hsnis. as they supposed VI w"
men M ounted on horses. demand was MADE ior .n.'
money and vauablea Then Dorrity discovered that 'n
assailants were women. When told that they na' ~
money the women demanded that Dorrity light ma'on
TO disclose his Identity. By the din snt NJ
The women a. Mrs. Susan Scoville and Mary JShe
who Iiyed about SIX miles away At western. Do,r,
anJ hi, comp ,nion were warned not To hisclose " %
mad appened under penalty of bodily harih h.,thv
posed that women we're lyi z IN walt iot ~
cnres-uaker who IS IN tho haost OF passing . =,
MIR. Scoyille IA thirty years o,l and tends ioca ~
lonely place on Black River Canal. anu 'sance W
de, M went arrest her, made strenuous r n co
Tue Dunn woman is only twenty years oiu' ino1 h.i
been held for OK animation aud are unuer hra'y -
They ma Ike light or the affair and say that lhey a.,
on,y out on n little lark They admit si'Vhs "'''
their horses and having ON mems clothlnB.
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GREETING TO THE FOLLOWERS OF GEoRo

,pe Of Glasgow has resOvea to send greetings to tho
weslth-producots OF Now Yor and wishes for their
smco.ss In their effort To elect Mr. George mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01

Lieutenant stouey will star ~ Warrington soou' Wv
middle Of November
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oioe-holdinr element here and ell the leading worKe"
have boted Glover on account Of hs attack on senator
Vests sppointees Tho betting to .nishts franz sv,
GIovsr s76 Msyor Warner Rep) VII % ,,susshv
be beaten by J. K Cummings tRe2) 10 tho vIiI,n. w.
H. Wade (Rep) hss good ohsncsin the Alitu H'ss's'
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returning fro tho Ennis Quarter Sessions Blk
have arrested on the onarse OK being oon'''"'
the shootipG
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL TO BE MAhhiED'
PRIVATE ANNOUNCEMENT or HIS ENGAGEMENT ~
LADY LYTTLETON.

PRIVATE ANNOUNCEMENT OF hIo
LADY LYTTLETON.
(BY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE
Cppyrtshtf 1885 NORTH american Cuots Necs %
LONDON Oct. 31.-The engagement Is pri-
vatsIy announced OF James Knssell Lowell e1-
Minister OF the United states to the DowAeer
Lady Lyttlcton widow Of the lsto and aunt w
marriage Of the present Lord Lyttletou Lady Ly''''
ton has, like Mr.. Lowell. been slreany '~o'
married. She 10 the eldest daughter o.
the late George Give, NJ. p. for Hereloru
and Irish landlord In the county OF Mayo ehe 10
fine looking and accomplished woman. some ior'S
OF age who was married in 1861 to Humphrey
Mildmay, MP, cousin OF the Captain M'omaJ
who two years ago married the daufne'
OF Mr. Lowells predecessor Mr. Lathrop
Motley. Mildpay dying in 1885, his w'dow
In 1860 married Lord Lytteton. d'suneu''heu
schoar and man OF letters, whose first wife, ss'er
OF Mrs Gladstone had died In 1857. Tho dowaeer
Lytteton three daughters by her second husoah"'
tho eldest of whom had Just turned sixteen ny MS
marriage with the dowsger Lady Lytteton Mr' L""e'
will become a soit OF stepfather OF tho widow OF
Lord Frederick Cavepdish. who was murdered IN
Phoenix Park 1882 that lady being the second daugh-
tor OF Lord Lyt,leton and niece OF Mr. Gladstone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01

EXPECTED REPUBLICAN GAINS In MISSOURI,
sr. LOUIS, Oct. 81 (Spec'aD.-The Republi-
". . cousrss.man In Missouri on Tuesday.
esn' Co.. :. Nathan Frank. He is sxpseted to beat
LAIN N. clover In the Ixth District which comprises
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THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
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