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srAGE-RoBBER CUMMINGS.
Re Gets Of With Sentence of Ten
Years Imprisonment.


Years imprisonment.
SAN Francisco, October 24th.-The case
of George W. Cummings, the youthful
stage-robber, who stopped the Willets and
Ukiah stage few weeks ago, fired a shot
at the driver and compelled him to throw
out the express box and mail pouch, was
called for trial in the United States District
Court this morning. and on motion of
Carroll Cook, attorney for defendant, the
plea of not gully was Withdrawn and a
plea of guilty entered in the third count of
the indictment, which charged Cummings
with the robbery of the mails. By consent
of United States District Attorney nolle
prosequi vas entered in the first two counts,
otherwise Cummings would have received
life Imprisonment, as his confession TO
Postoffice Inspector Irwin that he fired a
shot at the driver placed him in bad
position.
Before passing sentence attorney Cook
made the plea for the defendant that FIVE
years imprisonment would be sufficient
but Judge Hoffman did not take that view
of it and sentenced the prisoner to serve
ten years Imprisonment in San Quentin at
hard labor.
By good conduct Cummings can reduce
his term of Imprisonment to four years.
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win They be Kidnapped /?

New YORK, October 24th.-The Journals
Dublin special says: AS Balfour was leav-
ing for the railroad station prior to starting
on his tour in the west of Ireland oday,
he signed two dispatches and then said
hurriedly: The game is not large, but
worth something just now" 1t is declared
by authority that he referred to O'Brien
and Dillon, and that there is plan to kid
nap them while on their way to Havre.
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called'into the ststd and given genuine
ovation
AT LEXINGTON.

AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, October oath ITO. day s races
resulted as follows:
First race, four furlopgs, Houston won,
Oriental second, Silver Light third. Time,
:54t.
Second race, four yesr-olds and upwards,
three-quarters of mile heats, Meckie II.
won both heats. Outlook second, Josie NJ.
third. Time, 1:20i.
Third race, for maidens. four furlongs,
Matte Allen won, Outcry second, Lamar
third. Time. :53l.
Fourth race. three years and upwards,
one and sixteenth miles, AdrienDe won,
Eli second. Tenacity third. Time, l:554.
Fifth race, two-year-old handicap, six
furlongs. Tom Mackin won, Pennyroyal
second, Yale 81 third. Time, 1:2l4.
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, October 24th.-The Wash
ineton Jockey Club races to day resulted as
follows:
First race, three.y year olds and upward,
six furlongs. Busted won, Watterson
second, Genevieve third. Time, l:l9
Second race, fve-year olds, one mile,
Bally hoo won. Mohcan second, Mandolin
colt third. Time, 1:4S.
Third race, mile and furlong, Vurd
won, Tanner second, Prather third. Time,
2:02
Fourth race, three .year-olds and upward,
six furlongs, ShOt-over wos. Rustic second,
Cold Stream third. Time, 1:l9l.
The steeple chase was about two miles.
Mckenzie won, Killarney second, Zangbar
third. Time, 4:55.
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PETTY QUARREL.
A New York Sporting Man and His Ac.
cuser Arrested.

NEW YORK, October oath. - Michael
Dwyer, President of the New Jersey Jockey
Club and the principal stockholder of that
racing association, after being shadowed
for several days by Peter Delacey's Consta-
bles, was arrested yesterday by one of
them on the charge of keeping gambling
place.
AT about the time that Dwyer fell into
the hands of Delacey's men, the latter was
arrested in Elizabeth on a warrant in
which he is charged by Henry Stelecker
with conspiracy. When taken to the near
est magistrates Office, Delacey was unable
to find bondsman and was locked up.
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Quite Romantic.

VAcAvILLE, October 24:h.-On Monday
of this week prominent young man was
arrested on charge of assault with q
deadly weapon. His brother is the present
District Attorney of the county, and an
other a leading lawyer. The latter is de-
Tending him, while the District Attorney is
prosecuting the case. The examination
was full and complete, District Attorney
Dobbins leaving untouched no point in the
examination of the witnesses which could
be used to mis- brothers advantage. After
thorough examination the defendant was
discharged.
They Compromised.
STOCKTON. October 24th.-The eleventh
annual Convention of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union completed its
labors and adjourned this afternoon. The
question of politics came up before the
Convention in the form of a resolution in
dorsing Mrs. Frances Willard.s 1t was
voted down. but the Convention compro-
missed by passing resolution supporting
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FRUITS OF PROTECTION.
A Large Brewers Association to Use
american Barley

CHICAGO, October 24th-A special from
New York says: Members of the Ale and
Porter Brewers National Association have
signed an agreement'to charge S11 as the
minimum price for hogshead of ale or
porter OF all grades. Mem 5ers of the asso-
citation spent some time discussing the ad-
visibility of substituting American for
Canadian and English barley for malt used
in brewing ale. 1t was at least decided to
do this, and the farmers of the United
States can thank the rev tariff law for cre-
ating home market for 50 100000 bushels
of barley yearly. A. Z. J. Toney, Secretary
of the ale and Porter Brewers National
Association, said native barley is almost
and in some sections, quite as good as any
which could be imported.
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San Bias Harbor

CRY OF MEXICO, October 24th.-The
Government signed a contract to day with
a French syndicate for the improvement of
the harbor of San Bias. on the Pacific. The
sum provided is $500 000 Senior Varilla,
late Director of the Panama Canal, is Di-
rector for the French syndicate, and is now
on his way to Paris to complete the ar
rangements for the immediate commence
ment of the work
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BALFoUR's TOUR.
He will Investigate The Reported Cases
of famine.

ne Will investigate the Reported Cases
of famine.
DUBLIN, October 24th.-Balfour, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, has started on a tour
through the western countries, in which
the alleged distress prevails in consequence
of failure of the potato crop to make
personal investigation as to the truth of
the statement.
Balfour will also ascertain the most suit
able route for a railway from CollooEey to
Clsre-Morris, or from Ballaghadereen to
Castle Reagh, with a view to building a
line TO give employment to the needy if
the situation demands.
a crowd of Nationalist Gathered at the
Galway station and prepared to receive
Balfour with cheers for 0'Brien and other
Nationalist leaders.
Balfour had been warned, however, and
left the train at Athlone, where he took a
car to Castlera. He will not so to Galway.
On his journey, Bslfour alighted to ex-
anime several fields of potatoes and con-
versed freely with the tenants on their
condition and prospects.
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neeiing Bureau of the Navy Department is
about to undertake an exhaustive set of ex-
periments upon the boilers of the torpedo
boat Cushing This speedy boat is fitted
with Thorney-croft boilers of English de-
sign, and it is intended to find their value
as compared with the American tubular
and sectional boilers in points of economy,
efficiency and durability.
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PaIestine's Resources.

LONDON, October 24th.-The Je,cish World
says that the Sultan of Turkey has granted
concessions to London syndicate, headed
by Lieutenant-Generai Sir Andrew Clark,
for trading and constructing railways in
certain parts of Asia, including Palestine.
The development of the resources of the
Holy Land will form a leading feature of
the programme of the company.
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A Member of the House of Commons
and Oilers Arrested


and Others Arrested.
TIPPERARY, October 24th
have been served upon Harrison. member
of the House Of Commons Michael 0'Brien
Dalton, one of the defendants in the con-
spiracy case, and a number of others, on
the charge of assaulting the police at the
time of the opening OF the conspiracy
trials.
The trial on this charge will take place
before the Assizes, but the preliminary
hearing will be held before the ordinary
Conrt of Petty Sessions
The action of the Crown in transferring
the case from the Magistrates Court, from
which the summonses originally issued, to
the Assizes, has caused renewed excite
ment.
Father Humphreys one of the defend
ants in the conspiracy case, and VITO was
yesterday sentenced TO pay fine of go or
stand committed six months for ssssulting
a poiiceman's wife made application for a
summons against Bslfour, but the magis-
trate refused to issue the summons.
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Burchelrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WooDsrocB, October Oath. = Murderer
Burchell's autobiography was put up at
auction in the Jail here to-day. Fifty pub
fishers were in attendance. The manu-
script was knocked down to G. W. Bunt-
ing, of tine Toronto Hail, for himself and
James Gordon Bennett. of the New York
Herald. for 81 100
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SMASHED 1T AGAIN.
Belle Hamlin and Justin Trot the Mil,
in 2I3 1-2-Other Races.

Belle Hamiin and Justin Trot the Mile
in 2I3 1-2-Other Races.
INDEPENDENCE Qa.), October 25th.-
Hamlin's team, Belle Hamlin and Justin,
were sent to-day to beat the worlds record
of 2:15 made by them, and made the mile
in 2:l3l.
The day was cold and rainy Had the
weather been favorable, horsemen think
that 2:l2 would have been made
The pair were driven by their owner G.
J. Hamlin, who, after one scoring, sent
them off like an arrow from bow.
The first quarter was reached in 32l Sec
onds: the half in 1:04l; the third quarter
in 1884, and the mile in 2:iSt.
When the time was announced there was
tremendous cheering. Mr.. Hamlin was
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The Brezeu Murder,

CHICAGO, October 24th.-Six men are in
custody on suspicion of having been the
murderers Of Michael Brezell, at Desplains,
Wednesday night. Three of them have
proven apparent alibis, and the others
claim to know nothing whatever of the
affair.
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IN A TYPHOON.
Three Vessels sunk in Japanese Waters
Details,

SAN Francisco. October 24th.-The Pa
cifc Mail steamer City of Sydney, which
arrived this morning from China and
Japan, brought the details of the wrecks of
the Musashi-maru and the Yorinobu-maru,
a mention of which was made on the ar
rival of the last China steamer. The loss
of life in both cases is even greater than at
first reported. On the Musashi. i.maru, out
of a crew of sixty-six officers, a japanese
Quartermaster was the only survivor left
to tell the awful tale of shipwreck. In the
Yorinobu-maru, out of a crew of thirty
one only seven were saved. A schooner
was also lost off the island of Ishima on
the night of the storm which settled the
fate of the other two vessels, and three
men were lost
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ALREADY PROVIDED FOR.
Community Seclusion for Sisters on In
dian Reservations.

dian Reservations.
WASHINGTON. October 24th.-Archbishop
Ireland of ST. Paul, Mimi; Bishop Stanley
of South Dakota, and Bishop McGoleick of
Duluth to-day bad an interview with Sec
retary Noble and Acting Indian Commits
sioner Bell, upon the subject of Indian
schools in the northwest.
They requested that the Sisters who had
been conducting st. Mary's and st. Johns
schools for girls on the Turtle Mountain
Reservation, and who were employed as
Government instructors when those schools
were discontinued by Commissioner Cor
man, be permitted TO preserve their com
munity seclusion.
Secretary Noble informed them that the
Superintendent of Indian Schools had al
ready been instructed 10 permit the Sisters
to live apart from the other teachers.
American Architect Institute.
WASHINGTON, October 24th-The Amer
ican Institute of Architects concluded its
work to day, and will meet next year in
Boston. A resolution was adopted con-
curing in the recommendation made by
Supervising Architect Windrim to Congress
that hereafter awards for building Govern
ment buildings be made by competition.
The delegates were later on received at the
Hunt of New York was elected President
for the ensuing year.
San Francisco Postoffice Site.
WASHINGTON, October 24th-Secretary
Window, Attorney-General Miller, and
Postmaster General Wanamaker, who are
specially charged by law with the selection
Of a suitable site for the public building at
San Francisco, had a conference on the
subject at the Treasury Department this after
noon. The report of the special agent of the
Treasury and all other documents bearing
on the subject were fully considered but
no conclusion was reached.
Sequoia Park.
WASHINGTON, October 24th-Regulation
governing the Sequoia National Park, as
prepared by the Interior Department, are
similar to those formed for the Yellow
stone Park. The discharge of firearms
within the reservation limits, destruction
OF trees, shrubbery or other natural beau
lies of the park, and sale of intoxicating
liquors, are strictly prohibited.
Cleveland Didn't Msterialize.
WASHINGTON, October oath. A great
crowd waited patiently abou. the Supreme
Courtroom all day to hear ex-President
Cleveland argue the case OF Peake against
the city of New Orleans. The case went
'over until Monday, however, and Mr..
Cleveland did not put in an appearance,
much to the disappointment of the crowd.
BraziFs Gratitude.
WASHINGTON, October 24th.-The De-
partment of State is officially advised of
the departure for New York from Rio de
Janeiro or the Goth inst. of a Brazilian
naval division, ordered to return the COM
pliments paid to the Brazilian flag by the
United States. The squadron left in July
last, bearing letter and medal for the
President.
Pension Money.
WASHINGTON, October 24th.-The Pension
Bureau to-day made requisition upon the
Treasury Department for s25 100000 to
meet the payment of pensions under the
Act of June q, 1890, as well as those under
the old laws for the next two months.
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Didn't Trouble the Lynchers

LEBANON TENN, October 24th.-W. B.
Hyers, who yesterday killed his wife,
hanged himself in Jail last night. When
incarcerated he expressed great fear of
lynching.
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Kingfisher the canital.

GUTHRIE Il. IT,, October 24.h.-The
Council to-day passed the bill locating the
Capital ST Kingfsher, but its advocates are
fearful of lis fate at the Governors hands.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
BalfOur Grades a Warm Reception at
Galway.
IRISH NATI0NALISTS ARRESTED.
Jack, the Ripper, Believed TO be at
Work Agaiu-Bishop Treppel
and the Budget.
In FOREIGN LANDS.
IRISH NATIoNALISTs ARRESTED.
IRISH NATIoNALISTS.

Especial Dzr0rcHs TO THE REooKD-uS1os.l
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Consul Willard Reports on the Resources
Of Sonora.
MILLIONS OF PENSION MONEY.
Brazil Shows Her Gratitude to the
United States-Community Seclu-
sion for Catholic Sisters.
sONORA's RESOURCES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-Us1oN.I
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Was it Jack ?

LONDON, October 24th.-The Jack the
Ripper" scare is on again.
To night in secluded part OF the South
Hampstead locality was found the dead
body of a woman whose head had been
nearly severed, while the body showed
marks of kicks and bruises sufficient to
cause death.
The victim was q woman of low repute,
and this was sufficient TO start the cry of
Jack, the Ripper
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Cushipr,s Boilers,

WASHINGTON, October 24th-The Engi-
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O,shsa-Parnell case.

LONDON, October 24th.-The trial of the
divorce snit brought by Captain O'Shea
against his wife, in which Parnell is
named as CO respondent, is set down for
the middle of Novem Der. A counter ale
CATION will be made against O'Shea by his
wife. Parnell has retained as counsel Sir
Charles Russell and Herbert H. Assuth,
who defended him before the Parnell Com
mission.
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HONEYMOON in the Clouds.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala), October 24th.-At
the State air to-day Thomas ]. Wins and
Miss Gertrude Pitman of Brewton, Ala,
were married in the presence of 10000 peo-
pie. The young couple then stepped into
the car of a balloon and with aeronaut
Baldwin sailed off on their bridal tour,
The balloon was last seen this afternoon
heading to the mountainous region of
Shelby county. The young couple got a
purse of $3.50 and large number Of pres
ents.
The balloon and bridal couple finally
landed on top of mountain seventeen
miles from Birmingham.
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Fight ON Hand.

ZANZIBAR, October 24th.-The Sultan of
Vitu has refused to surrender TO the British
authorities or afford redress for the recent
massacre, and on the contrary is actively
preparing for hostilities. Hundreds of
natives from the surrounding tribes are ad-
herring to his standard Fighting is in
eyitable
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Turbulent Canadian Indians

OTTAWA (Ont), October 24th.-The In
dians about the Goat river district British
Columbia, are threatening to exterminate
the whites who have gone into that country
unless they are compensated for the miner
ais taken from that district. The latest ad-
vices state the Indians nave gone on the
war-path. A detachment of mounted po-
lice will be sent to quell the uprising.
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WARSAW, October oath "A party of 800
Poles, while attempting to reach the Prus-
sian territory to- day with the intention of
emigrating to Brazil, were fired upon by
the Russian frontier guard. when the
order to return had been disUbeyed by the
Poles. Six men, two women and one child
uero killed
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Pitzlin was the Victor.

GALVESTON, October 24th.-In the fight
for the middle weight championship of
Texas, at the Galveston Athletic Club to-
day, Paul Pitzlin of Houston whipped
Arthur Upham of Galveston in ten rounds.
He punished him terribly.
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TnnnaRArmIc mAnkKrs.

NEw YORK kT0fK HFfIAWs
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sas vas transacted IN the first half hour
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