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TALE OF BUTCHERY.
The Confession of a Cold -Blooded
Murderer.
the Slayer OF Three People, Tells
How and Why the Crimes Were
Committed.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-Anschlag, the
murderer of the Hitchcocks and of old man
Fuegh, has prepared a written account Of
his life and crimes, which fills two col
umns. 1t differs little from the confessions
he has made, except that it gives new de-
tails Of the butchery Of the Hitchcocks, the
unfortunate Illinois couple whose fruit
farm he coveted. He says that when he
saw the deed Of the farm made out and
signed to him by Hitchcock, who ex-
pected to get his money in two days, he
was seized with the impulse to kill
them, as he thought he would have no
ktrouble in holding the land. He killed the
husband in the barn with two blows of a
sharp Ratchet, and then went to the
kitchen and murdered the wife in the same
way. Then he hauled the bodies two
miles, buried them, changed his clothes
and calmly went to work on the farm,
where he was arrested He did not have
sense enough to even put away Mrs.
Hltchcock's best dress, which she had laid
out ready for church next day. The MUIR
der of Fuegh was also to get possession OF
the land and money he was supposed to
have boarded.
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TALKING ABOUT MANKIND.
Interesting Meeting Of the New York
Academy of AnthropOlOgy.

Interesting Meeting of the New YORK
Academy of Anthropology.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The New York
Academy of Anthropology met yesterday
in Room No. % of the Cooper Union. The
opening paper, which was read by DIR. Nj:
L. Holbrook, had been sent from Jama!-
par, India, by Raj Coomar Roy,
one of the Society's correspondents.
1t was on "The Hindoos," and de-
scribed the state of religion among
the four castes and the relative
progress attained by them in intellectual
culture. Oinah, woman Of the Mohawk
tribe, appeared on the platform in her ma
tive dress and told in simple language OF
the customs and habits Of the North Amer
lean Indians, and referred bitterly to the
impositions and wrongs that they had en-
dured from time to time at the hands OF
dishonest, greedy 'pale faces" The last
speaker was Viroqua, Princess OF tho Sx
Nations of the Mohawks who live
on the Grand River reservation. Her ad-
dress was in regard to an Indian College
which she is endeavoring to have estab'
lisbed at Washington. Colonel jacques.
wealthy Philadelphian, who has been !iv'
ing in England for the last ten years, has
promised to contribute $1,0C0,000 toward
such an institute on condition that two
millions more are raised in this country,
The Princess is quite confident OF success
in the attainment Of her object, and is
going to lecture Oh the subject in various
parts Of the country.
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Nov 6.The Hfr0M estimates
the plurality of Harrison in the State at li0N.
II says the next House will stand 40 Demo
Gratis 10 153 Republicans 1t claims the election
of Hill, but gives no figures.
NEW YORK, Nov. G.--Onc thousand and
twen,ythrce election districts in New York
State, outside Of New York and Kings Coun
ties, give Cleveland 2O25Sl, Harrison @jO97O,
Fisk ll,0lo. The same districts in 1884 gave
Cleveland ls6,sG1, Blaine .99,Oli ST. John
1l,067
NEW YORK. Nov. GChautauqun, with one
town estimated, gives Harrison $3.50 plurality,
Ontario County complete gives Harrison
/ Ie0G plurality. In sullivan County the esti'
mated majority for Harrison is lOJ
In Orange County the plurality for Harrison
is $50
Sanford. for Congress, has 1900 plurality ir
Fulton County.
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FOUGHT CIRCUS MEN.
Attack on o Show in Alabama Repulsed
With Revolvers and Knives.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. AT Winfield,
Marion County, Ala, last night, bloody
riot occurred between a number Of en-.
ployes of Howe's circus and citizens Of
that town, which resulted in three of the
latter being dangerously wounded. Geo.
Weeks was shot four times, one ball graz
ing his left temple, one bullet passing
through his neck, one through his jaw and
the fourth lodging in his back. Weeks was
also stabbed eight times, some of them OF
a very dangerous character. Weeks was
also robbed of considerable amount OF
money. Howard Franks was beaten into
a state of insensibility with heavy stick
Mack Sullens was assaulted with heavy
iron pin and his skull fractured. Citizens
of Winfield denounce the occurrence as
unprovoked and made for the purpose OF
robbery, and the fact that Weeks was
robbed during the melee lends color to the
charge. One of the circus men who was in
the saloon at the time was arrested, but
released, as the evidence OF his partcipa-
ton in the affair did not warrant his de-
faption
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ENTUCkY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 6.Midnight The returns
from the interior Congressional a 1tr!cts OF the
State are meager and at this hour majorties
are not given. Kentucky elects eleven Con-
gressmen to-day and as fur as is possible to as
certain with the following results. In the First
District, Stone, Democrat, the present incum.
bent, will be elected beyond doubt, over Far
leigh, Republican.
In the Second Ellis, Democrat, IS surely
winner over jolly, Republican In the Third
the result Is uncertain, though the probabli.
ties seem to indicate the election OF Goodnight
Democrat, over Hunter, Republican, by about
1000 majority. In the Fourth Montgomery
Democrat is surely reelected by an increased
majority. In the Fifth Caruth, Democrat, de-
fents Wilson, Republican, by about 900 ma
jority. In the Sixth Carlisle, Democrat is re-
ported elected over Hamilton, Republican, by
an increased majority.
In the Seventh Breckenridge, Democrat, de-
feated Swope, Republican, by about 1900 II A.
jority. In the Eighth McCreary, Democrat,
had an easy victory over Ewcll. Republican, ris
estimated majority being over 1900. The Ninth
is reported very doubtful though the chances
run to favor Payntcr Democrat In the Tenth
Wilson, Republican, defeated Day, Democrat
by about 500 votes. In the Eleventh the Dem
ocrats concede a victory 10 Finley, Republi can
over Wooliord Democrat.
At this hour it looks like the Republicans are
sure of two districts and very possibly may
carry one other--the Ninth. The State vii
probably give Cleveland 10000 majority,
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Derailed by a Cow.

vIcKsBuRG, Mss, Nov. A freight
train on the Louisville, New Orleans and
Texas railroad struck COW to-day and
was thrown from the track. The engine
and thirteen cars were wrecked. The
killed were Charles Zimour, of New Or
leans and Jack Conway, Of Vicksburg,
both employees Of the road, and an un'
known tramp who was stealing ride.
The wounded are ]. L. Martin, boiler
maker of this city, and Jim Brown, col
ored fireman. Both were taken to the hos
pital. They are not expected to live.
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the The, Congressional delegation viii stand as fol.

lows 4" 10 ''i'
FIRST Distriet-Ben Butterworih, r.
second District-John A. Caldwell. r.
Ihird District-E. s. Williams, r.
Fourth District-S. s. Yoder i.
Fifth Districi-G. +. Seney, d.
sixth District-M. Boothman, r.
seventh Distrct-H. l.. Morey, r.
hlghth District-R. p. Kennedy, r.
Ninth Distriet-W. c. Cooper, X.
Eleventh District-A. c. Thompson. r.
twelfth District-J. j. Pugsley, r.
Thirteenth Districta-J, II. Outhwaii n
Fourteenth District-C p wickham II,
Fifteenth District-C. II. Grosyenor Il,
sixteenth District-J. w, Owens, D.
seventeenth District-J. d, Taylor Il.
Eighteenth Distrlct-Wm Mckinley, Il.
Nineteenth District-E. u, Taylor, r.
twentieth District-M Il. Smyser r.
Griliin telegraphs from Toledo that Romeis
mas l,0oo majority in Lucas County. Nothing
mas oeeh received from the Twcnty-frst Dis
trct
chairman Capeller, of the Republican State
committee, states that he has heard from less
tnah ohe-thlrd OF the State but estu ates that
harrlson's plurality will be 5000 or
more. He says the Republicans will elect Con-
gressmen in all the districts which they now
holu, except, probably, in the Tenth, where Ro
meis lefest Is possible. They win, ne claims,
gam Congressman in the Seventh and one in
the Twenty-first, giving them q net gain OF one,
ana making thee congressional delegation in the
Lower House from Ohio stand Republicans IS,
Democrats 5.
MANSFIELD, O.. Nov. 6.-Tbe vote in the
hip1 lNn..
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 6-Avery heavy vote was
polled in this city. LBS votes being cast. iherc
was fusion between the Democrats ana the
Union Labor men, but indications are that the
county is Republican by about 800 so far as
counted the Republican ticket in this city mas
an average maiontyof $50, The kepuolicans
are claiming the State for Gon and Harrison
Thc trade with the Union Labor par y was
made by the Democrats in the hope OF securing
three members Of the Legislature who would
vote for q Democratic 'hl'ca
states Senator. The Democrats con
codo the county by from 10 10
sOo M and the Republicans claim it by 800 to COZ
The prohibition amendment received a large &c,
vote. The Democrats claim the state ny
about 5000 majority. s
WurEIING, Nov. G.-Returns from the STATE
are coming in slowly. Berkeley County gives
the entire Republican ticket majority cstl,
mated at 100, gain of ~ over 1854 Hra,,on a"on
Gives n Republican majority OF $50 gain over
,oa ia The largest vote ever polled was cast IN
this CITY to-day.
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NEBRASK A..

OMAHA. NEE, Nov. G-Thc vote is so heavy
that the count will be very late coming in.
Omaha nearly doubles the vote OF two years
ago. At several precincts over twelve hundred
votes were polled.
Thirty election precincts outside of Omaha
give Harrison 3,is9, Cleveland s,5," Fisk 2's'
The same precincts in 1884 gave Blame 3,@V'
Cleveland 2,sN.
McShane, Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, runs slightly ahead Of his ticket
LINCOLN, NEB., Nov. G-The state Repub'
lican Committee estimates the Republican
majority in Nebraska at between twenty
eight and thirty thousand. The Democrats
Committee concede the State by 9OOO r.
publican majority on Governor estimated by
Democrats at 5000 and by Republicans
5000
OMAHA, NEB.. Nov. 6.-Fiity election pre-
cincts outside of Omaha give Harrison 6o5'
cleveland 4,4,a, Fisk aI4 Same precincts III
1884 gave Blaine I, ,s3s, CleSsfand 4,3s7.
OMAHA, Nov. 6-Republicans probably carry
Nebra ska hy 25 900.
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IOWA.

DIES MONIES, Nov. G.-'ren precincts give
Jackson, Republican, for Secretary of State,
l,425; McHenry, Democrat, l,l21. Net Republi-
can gain over 1886 Of 81 votes.
DIES MONIES Nov. 6,-Twcnty precincts give
jackson, Republican, for Secretary of State,
3,s4I; McIIenry, Democrat, 2,1Gj, Net Republi-
can gain 3lj
DEs MOINEs, IA, Nov 6.-The following are
known beyond doubt to be elected Congress
Ihen;
Second District wa,lor 7, Hayes tDon..}, By
about 5000 plurality; Third District, David B.
Henderson tDcm) 1900; Fourth District,
j. X. Sweeney RepD 800; Fifth District,
Daniel Kerr RcpD 1,l0); Seventh District,
T. H. Conger tRep), $500; Ninth District, j.
r. Reed Rep.), $500; Tenth District j. p.
Doulnger Rep), 1850; Eleventh District l.. L.
Struble tRepO, 4,j00
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ILLINOIS.

(uIT Nnv q In 4. l.
raincd n, s.,o,o, ro;rts 49, -, ,,'n 5I nus
yerv LARGE yoto is ro,,n,,od tno,, -, nu Wy
as tbe ticket 10 lon ono , t'' ,,,,,, ".'
he made IN yloto All renorts co tau .no
co,ved on,.idn n; Cooi, ra,,,,,i sh,,, ~ 'u' ~
nub,ican ooips which ~ main,o,non ,,,m ,,,,o
Harrison seyer,, ,hnnson1 ',a,, o,'., "I, n,ie go
vote in 1884 Bum WV '''"''o
polmer,e yoto. ,or co,,o,no, h. ano,.ou.
cleveland,s .t al, noi,ts yet hn,r1 ,so s re- ,hn
ponuhlioor, ,.o L., ao,,,I,,o a., ,,'a .,' -. Wv
,ior ,ho e. Iii .,a ,I, Wv s"...o
from =, ooo ~ oo ooo e''' '"''''o" "o'O'i'S u
Cu,c,Co NJ e.oor ,,.o .o.,.
roco,yea ~ 10 ri,,, ,IoI,n,o ,,,o h'. :, Is
os,i,n..o, ,,. 80 w " ,i.'' nuu,, ~ 20
viii ha tua,., ono ,a r 900 aaa ,.ma, ~ Ivy
nav ,or - .,.,,, a''. ',,'.,
-, p oon w. % oan ".i h",. p'U' ".''S Va
towns a,a on,s s,s,no,a d. 'l'' ~ Wv ,ounT
20 ,suaa, 80. .aa,,- IUu"y ,ee, "H
onnioa 49, a;,, ~, oon -. 'o'' Ataine lam,
r,nrn,,, a., c,o "a, ,.i .'a. "n. IL VI
fI..,r ~ -, ta'. 49, ,,'D ". s''4o s.A' 49, -
hr ahnm, rna ,,,u.oIi,r hn, ,ho aa,,,,''
''o,uooa ,oa amy '"' '"' 'o'"'' '0"''
'"uo.u 1.,',, 'n'' ,, w i''. ,o-,--.-,-,o
Il, 1n,naie ,,aiao ri'a 80 -, ~ WV W.
a,t,,a' Va' ~ ,,o W nnt" 'no" nv. i'o
tuo,"n e"'' VI i''io. ms - o"is "nou. ono
iourt1 vi lHe hunlper ol couhlles Ill the o'ate'
and only ahont one-ourth of the precincts in
the State. II this ratio is continued, there
would be net Republican gain of 5000 or 5000
outside of Cook County, which Will probably 60
Republican y2OM to3,NO.
In Chicago 39l precincts out OF 81 show: Har-
rison, 1906; Cleveland, '6,5@l; Fifer, 1881;
Palmer, j9o37.
Fifty precincts In Cook County, outside OF
Chicago, show u Republican plurality oil s'5l'
for iiarfison.
CHICAGO, Nov 6'-Chicafo cast lo"V" ballots
loo"S' anu olu ~ almost without nEh'' II
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. $50 q. fl.--
Two hundred and twenty precincts from over
tho State out of 1896, give Harrison :" Ho'
Cleveland 2i493 The same precincts gave
Blaine q, ,sSS, Cleveland %, as Net Republican
gain l,32e. This shows net Republican gain
of six votes to precinct and II maihtalneu
throughout the State will give Indiana TO Har-
rison by 1000 plurality.
INpIkNAPOLls, IND, Nov. b.-Reports re-
ceived by Chairman Huston show Repuoicah
gains in the following counties:
Madison. e3l; Harrison, l6i; Hamilton zone
town., 100; Morgan, l3s; Dearborn, 2OO Sheioy'
30; vigo zoo
Mr. Huston still claims the State for Harri'
son and Hovey - AZ.
"a ma visit TO the sanctorum OF MT.
Jewett. Democratic Chairman at this hour'
found that gentleman surrounded py nan
hundred gentlemen OF Democratic prochVi.es'
all in good spirits over reports they ciaim 'hey
wore receiving from the State OF Indiana oh
being asked for figures they said they were IN
such n shane they conld not do 1t; put there
was no doubt about Indiana going Democrauc'
n,.notchcs have been received by them saying
in Dnarborn County there is Democratic loss
of M Partial returns from ST. Joe county anu
o,so from Vieo County indicate 400 Republican
uair in cnch county; Orange county he"''y
comp,cte shows 32S gain for Harrison, N
At,.Is n. m n report came saying that IN !.
rrec,nets in Marion County returns sho" "e'
| Democratic gain OF 81 .u, q,
poo nrec,ncts- Harrison saiH CieveIan" ~
aos, snme-Blaine % sss, Cleveland soeoo.
ANDERSON, IND, Nov "a hea'y WV s,,'s ""a =
nollcd to-day and Chairman Me.iuio .,a ,',s ai,,
cain Of 700 for the Republican ncRe, VI ., ,,,s
alone The count will not De eoinp'o..u " ~,
| three o'clock. The Democratic maIo,1S i" ''''
| county will probably be reduced 70 w, Wan
| EVANSVILLE IND. Nov o-ho.u.ns " IN
derburr County nre just pegihn'ns .,r W onf
Republicans will elect all pu' t"o -, n" 49, r,yor
nrobably that offcer Harrison VII. so e tron
b,tween 800 and 500 majority No 'o'''"'
the districts. ,.ao n m.
LocANspoRr, IND, Nov .-M i,,~ ~ hsari
hut two precincts in Cass oouhss no,r of os
from These show net Repuolcsn Rpsms sa," hav,
| The indications are that the hep"'"
made heavy gains in this county Nina nrc
,wRrNCEBuRG, IND, NO. n. nasrbor,
ri ,ts give Republican gam o, ao w. Ices ~ aO(
County will 20 Democratic oy CIV, ~ 1855
uolmnn falling behind his na,oIis " on,irc 1,
LAFAYETTE, Nov, '.-ho.''" ,bis hou
very slow lnd'cauo"s ,.o corntv. an
Republicans elect their who'll ns ticket tn,
''c coHr%Bus Nov. e-Tho p oa% ,p',' nspusl iS
coua,s Cou Ssin In 1884 cleveland majority was ''
Prnu, Nov sren precincts srs.oS ia %'S@ ss GVa
y give cleveland l,is'' HARRISON ''
Repuolican gain OF 81 ~
ONO,
....,.,,,s N.vA--ErOm pfetent W"Ne"se
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Ri0iin1 in Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 6-lnforma-
tion has been received of a threatened riot
at Furman, Wilcox County, in this State.
growing out of the arrest by white officer
OF intimidators. The negroes attacked him,
and he had to shoot his way out of the
crowd. Two men were killed outright and
several others were wounded. Much eX-
ctement prevails. Serious trouble is an
ticipated, and the Governor has been
notified of the threatened outbreak.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. ii q. m.--Returns continue
to come in slowly, but enough have been re-
ceived to show that Harrison has carried the
State by safe plurality The Tribune and the
Republican State Central Committee claim the
State for Harrison by over 1900 plurality, but
admit that Luce, Republican candidate for
Governor, may run some thousands behind.
The Free Press comedies the State TO Harri
son, but claims the election Of Burt for Gov
ernor Western Union advices from East Sagi
nav say Burt comedies Luce's election by
1900. The Republicans claim eight, and possi-
bly, nine, of the eleven Congressman. This the
Democrats will not concede, but decline 10 give
their figures.
MARQUETTE, MICH. Nov. 6.-MarQuette
County gives Harrison over 1900 majority Luce
about . 400 majority, Stevenson, for Congress-
2dO0
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CHINESE WARFARE.
Highbinders Attempted to Rob Dlsrep-
utable House Which Refused to Be
BIackmailed.

SAN Francisco Nov. Ga desperate
fight occurred in disreputable Chinese
house yesterday between the proprietorS
and gang OF Hghbinders, who attempted
to rob the place. The Highbinders had
confederate sleep in the place and then ad-
NIT them. Chin, the Highbinder leader, threw
red pepper in the eyes of the women the
door, beat the wife of the proprietor over
the head with an iron bar, and badly
wounded the proprietor. Wong Loo, who
was left as guard at the rear door to pre-
vent the escape Of the inmates, tried to
shoot Wong Gong, who appeared at win
dow ready to jump. Gong procured a
rifle and shot the Highbinder twice, in
flicting wounds from which he died in a
few minutes. The police arrested all the
parties. The raid grew out of the failure
of the brothel-keepers to pay blackmail to
the Highbinders.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, Nov cit Is estimated that Cleve-
land will have 5000 majority in Boston.
Returns from fifty towns in this State give
Harrison l3 40, Cleveland :, 3l7, Fisk 740. Same
towns in 1884 gave Blaine 1l,On, Cleveland 6,4U,
Butler !, 420, st. John i32. In figuring the rela-
tive gains of the Presidential candidates ii
must be considered that in 1884 Butler received
over 1900 votes in this State, which are this
year divided between the regular candidates
This makes it almost impossible to compute the
respective gains or losses OF the Republicans
and Democrats with accuracy
One hundred and fifty towns give Harrison
a, 80; Cleveland, 1875; Fisk, 2,6iS. Same
towns In 1881 gave Blaine 3s,426; Cleveland, 2s
rs; Butler, q, 367; 81. John, eSGl. These town,
give Ames 1903; Russell, S3,GS9; Earle, 2,9ii
Republican plurality. 133I. Thirteen out o.
thirty.siy cities and towns in the Tenth Con
grcssional District give Walker tRepO 1884
Salew, DEM AGA; Allen, lProhibl 3l6.
Telephone reports from Maine indicate he
tween 5000 and "a, 0o0 plurality for Harrison, {
gain OF 4 0OJ over 1884
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WILMINGTON. n. G., Nov 6,-Rowland, Dem,
is re elected to Congress from the Sixth Dis
trict. Incomplete returns indicate Republi-
can majority in New Hanover County OF about
900, and Republican loss OF eas on the vote for
Governor in 1884 =
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. o,-The returns
show a small Democratic gain over the vote OF
1884. when the Democrats carried the State by
over Is O00
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to state the results OF the election in Alabama
to-day, further than that the State has rolled
up big majority for Cleveland and Thurman,
and will send solid Democratic delegation to
Congress. The State Democratic Executive
Committee has received information from df-
ferent portions OF the State indicating that all
the districts have been carried by the Demo
Gratis. The list Of Representatives. IN the next
Congress from Alabama will be as follows by
districts: First District, r. II. Clark; Second
District, H. H. Herbert; Third District, W. c.
Oates; Fourth District l.. W. Turpin; Fifth
District ]. L. Cobb; Sixth District, j. II.
Benkhead; Seventh District, w. II. Forney;
Eighth District, Joseph Wheeler. The closest
contest is in the Fourth District, where Turpin,
Democrat, is opposedby McDuflie, Republican;
hut unless all signs fail the Democrats have
won the fight there.
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MINE EXPLOSION.
Only Two Out of the Twenty-One Men In
1t Escape Death.

1t Escape Death.
LOCK HAVEN, PA, Nov. 4.-There was
an explosion last night in the Kettle Creek
coal mining company's mines, thirty milss
west Of this city, which were but recently
opened. The explosion occurred in nlW
drift in which twenty-on persons were e.
work. As soon as possible after the ar
plosion the mine was entsrsd aot tftlen
dead bodies were carrie cu4A ~ e q.
ers badly injured were 134 |Il
has since died, and e( gs i
to die. The causeFSf tb14
is unknown, but's*t hT@
posed to have been the striking Of fissdse
or pocket Of gas. This afternoon the dis
figured and naked body Of miner was
found fifty feet from the mouth Of the air
shaft, through which it had been blown.
The names Of the dead so far as learned
are Samuel Killinger, Park Donnelly,
Michael Curran and three Carlston broth
ers. All but four of the killed were Hun
garians or Italians, whose names are not
furnished. The four English.speaking
men are named Samuel Killinger, Patricn
Donnell, Michael Curran and j. Carlislon.
The driver, named J. Farrell, was enter.
ing the drift when the explosion occurred.
He was thrown toward the mouth, and es-
capped. His mule was killed. The force Of
the explosion was shown in the fact that
bodies were blown clear out Of the mouth
of the drift. -
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Revolution arY Society In Poland.

LONDON, Nov j-The St. Petersburg
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph,
says: General Gourko has sent Telegram
to the Minister Of the Interior announcing
that he has discovered the existence of a
revolutionary society in Poland with many
branches. Many members have been ar
rested including number of students, u
magistrate and several Government Off
cials, all of whom are in prison at War
saw. The society has issued manifesto
regretting the failure Of the recent attempt
on the life of the Car at Kutais, and
threatening repetition of the attempt.
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NEN LERSEN.

Jersey CITY, N. j., Nov, 6-Ihe HUDSON
County Democrats made amos, elean s.' sMeer opc
Their presidential Electors VIII nave ,u.,s o'vSV
majority thus securing the sta'e ior ,eH Sm,1u aOr
Congressman William McAdoo IS s ,ce,e'tyu cnner, @
his fourth term defeating eNMayo, '''
Collins, Of Jersey CITY, by at least S,S" M,
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Nov o-.cna'rn,a" ss,,,ao .ao
permot,, of the Democratic S,ato .o',,',r aior,,r
claims that the Democrats will ha.1 = I n",,o, ~
Of at least II on the Legislative p,ns "n vI John
elect United States Senator 10 su''eee' '''"
u N,phprson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-11-10
ReIused 10 Accent.

DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Freemon'S JoHHat
asserts that all the dynamiters in prison in
the United Kingdom have been approached
bv emissaries OF the Times, who informed
them that the Government would grant
them liberty il they would give testimony
for the Times before the Parnell Commits
sion. The prisoners refused to accept free
dom at such price.