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yalus q Nersherm Paejne Land Title
Confined ~ the Forfeiture Bti1.
81. PAUL. Oct 6-fSecial IA HOnssv
Aun New York special says: President
Cakes. Of the Northern Pacific, being
asked how the psssags Of the so-called for
leifure bill affected his company, an
swered:
This bin. having reerived he approval o.
PRECEDENT Haer son. 4 now . lav. Il eliminates
fsOm p0lit1os vexsdous question which has
80 doubts On Tie company's tide for years and
be- sstardsd the setsl-mrut and improvement
q IL Iand9 The bill pr~oticely confirms the
etlo 81 he company snsl the lands 60 ermin-
ous with The road now constructed. and vii!
aAtts5y intending rurchasers that the railroad
lite = gel, and thsDhy stimulate the salo OF
land and the development OF the country along
he Mneo.
the forfeiture Of he lands between walluis
FUNSTON end Portland u Of advsntaze TO this
company, - Il never expected 70 acquire them.
On The contrary. Il will inurs 70 IT, benefit %
e win throw open 70 occupancy large body Of
Land IN Warrington and Oregon. heretofors rec
ossved for the Northern Pseinc Company.
Theoe lands Will now be settled up. and A.
ford - it5onal traGAc 70 the railroad company.
The passage Of the bill will enabls the intsrior
department % proceed promptly = adjust the
grant and Issue patents for all iadds that have
1sen earned. The report Of the secretary If the
interior for - outlines the policy OF that de-
payt@snt IN dealing with this quvstiun. The
policy OF the Northern Pacific Company n the
past has been 10 claim acreage under
~ grant only for completed mile
age. This bill takes out OF the
Jurisdiction o. congress - 100000 acres Of land,
and absolutely Rcures them TO the company.
cannot - what value this 10 to the COM
panys s1erpt that n establishes revsr the right
. Iends WORTH - he opinion Of sxpsrts. fully
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Bin Howara saved ny HI. wifN

0RsEEvILLE. g. c.. Oct 6-lSpecisl. -
Bill Howard. who is under death sentence
for the murder OF confederate IN the
moonshine whiskey business over year
ago. escaped from prison here this morn
ing. Howard's wife was allowed to spend
the night in the cell with her
husband. This morning Howard, dressed
In his wife's clothes. came down the stairs
Of the Jail with his in. ant in his arms, and
leaving the baby at relatives house he
fed before the jaiier had discovered the
trick that haa been played on him. Mira.
Howard. who il . buxom mountain girl of
II years, now occupies the cell vacated by
her husband.
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Murder over the Idaho Eiectio,.

BOISE CIrY. Oct. Especial. IA fatal
shooting scrape occurred Today at Oreana,
near Silver City. David Johnson and
James Ray. both under the influence of
liquor. engaged in . quarrel over
IN election matter. A fight ensued,
in which Johnson shot Ray twice.
one ball hit ing him in the right
breast, the other in the right sid.. Ray
died from the effect of the wounds. john
son is under arrest and will be brought to
silver City for trial, where court is now in
session.
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Merchant Shot by kx-nTiatrese.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct. edward L.
Martin, q prominent business man. was
shot and fatally wounded today by q
woman calling herself Mrs. Clarence Mar
tin. formerly Miss Julia Powers, OF Macon.
Ga. She asserts that Clarence married her
in Texas several years ago. She has been
following him, and was here few months
ago, when Martin paid her to leave the
city. She returned today and made de
mands which were refused, and the shoot
ing followed
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A Railroad Contractor sued.

81. PAUL. Oct 6-lSpecial lin the
United States circuit court ct Minneapolis
today Andrew Swanson began suit against
Charles Larson. . railroad contractor who
in July, 1850. Was doing work at Dsven.
port, Wash. Swanson claims he was in.
jured when at work for Larson because the
latter did not provide safe tools with which
to work. and he was injured 10 the extent
Of &l0.loQ
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jim HILLS OPINION.
The Burlington Road Not Com
ine Wet Very Rapidly.
IsupeTINoToM's NEW ssAkE-Up.


PosrxASD, OF 6-fBpscial- l-rsssidsnt
HUI, Of the Great Northern railroad. NJ
Yivsd tonighk In "A interview he eaid that
IL itne would b extended - Portland
The company, ~ said. had -
cured coufxol q The Seattle = Mon
tana. ana tie Fairhaven and
soufhssn lines, giving Il line from Seattle
20 New Weeeministss, and now . line = b.
ing located from Portland - seattlA The
Gompany. ~ said. would not formally take
possession a. H yalrhaven rod until their
completes - fhe md of the year.
President HUI said ~ could not ak
IorslaiA for subsidy. butvould probably
ask Inst ~ company b not r.
CURED to pay boom prices for
land whsn asksd shout The story
autographed from Spokane Falls
that TIE Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy
he'd boen sucoeseful in 6oating Hunts
bonds n London and would sxtsnd IL
line % Portland, hs said TO The reporter 70
write countsr story about the projected
lius . Alaska, and that Il would b built
before the Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy
would b extended westward.
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A Nebra.k. Gir,'s strange Suicide.

PALxYRA. Neh.. Oct 6.-(>pecial dolly
Lesert, the 19-year-old daughter of .
farmer living near here, died at her home
last night under very mysterious circum-
stances. During the afternoon she came
to town. and James Ridge, her bro, her-in-
law. saw her enter the store OF e. Roiman.
He Afterwards went 70 the store and de-
n,anded an sxpl anation. Rotman told him
that the girl had asked to pass through the
store to avoid some young men, Last
night while in bed with her two sisters
Dolly was taken with commissions and said
she hal taken poison. She died in . few
yniuutaA
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SECRET OKDAR, NOr rAsooED.

The Catholic Church fakes Great Lib
erai stride.
CIHcIHHArr Oct "A circular that ere.
ated much comment Wa read in the Cath
olic churches sunday throughout the Gov
ington diocese. IL was in effect that he
Odd Fellows. knights Of Pyihias
knights OF Honor and o;her Sc
cret societies. except the Masonic order.
were no longer barred from he Catholic
church. While no explanation was given,
Il was learned that this vas the principal
Topic discussed q the council Of bishops in
Boston recently. II was considered I'D.
visible, however. that - little rub icity b
given the matter rs possible. but the con.
gregasions became educated TO the feet
gradually through the prstors Of the
chuYchea.
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RACE WAR on THE RAILROAD.
Colored ewitchm~n Threaten Serious
Trouble In Texas.


TI1nE HAUrE. Oc.. 6-Tne supreme
council Of the Federation OF Railroad En-
ployes has been called TO meet q Houston,
Texas. next Thursday, 70 consider the
troubles on the Houston q Texas Central
road, al ing from the employment Of
colored swi,chmen. Grand Master Wiki
inson. of the Switchmens' Union. has been
here several days, but 10 unable to ed. CT .
settlement The company refuses to dis
charge the co!ored employees.
II . strike should be ordered on the
Houston & Texas Central. it might involve
ali of the Huntington lines in the South
west. and thus be matter Of grave i'm
portance. Grand Secretary Debs said
tonight before leaving that this 10 the first
instance of race trouble coming before the
federation and the matter il likely to
be serious one. He said not one Of the
railroad organizations accepted colored
men as members. The white employees are
endeavoring to raise wages in the South,
but coiored labor has been procured cheap
er. The col0red men have organisations,
but they are not affiliated with the white
organisations.
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racoma's Firss Cable Road.

TACOMA. Oct. e-Ispecisl. ]-Tomorrow
morning the Tacoma Railway and Motor
Company will begin the construction OF its
hrst cable line, which will DO operated on
the loop plan. hauling cars up Eleventh to
K street. to thirteenth street aud to the
power-house NJ the foot OF Thirteenth. Be-
tween Thirteenth and Eleventh streets
connection will be made via Pacific avenue.
This cable line will be used principally to
haul passengers and cars to the top of the
hill. 1t which elevation the cars will be
worked by the electric system. Only the
cable dummies or grip cars will be used in
hauling the electric cars up and down the
hill Streets
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SPOKANE FALLS. Oct 6-tspecial LEAD
ing Hebrew citizens Of this city organised .
permanent congregation yesterday after
noon. with Gfty-two membera The follow.
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, J. w. Toklas; vice rresi-
dent. Ben SOLOMON; secretary. Arthur
Benjamin; treasurer. A. w. voorsanger:
trustees. ]. Keiiner, A. Heller. N. Philli.
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OO0kmen Driving Away London ship
ping-A Demand for Drink.
LoHDoN. Oct 6-TDe managers Of the Al
Ian ana Wilson steamship lines wrote to
Thomas Mann, the labor agitator. month
ago. stating that - result Of the dock
strike the men ct the Albert dock demand-
ed such exfortionais pay. amounting TO
from Els to EGO per day, that they consti-
tuted serious impeachment to tire coal and
grain trades. Gram shifting, the writer
said, Is performed In Liverpool and New
York 1t one-third Of the cost q which
it b done In London. Later,
In another letter, Hill says he
win Be obliged 10 lay up some Of the New
York steamers unless some system OF pier
work IL introduced. and that. London will
become prohfbitivs ort unless something
is done. He must quit Albert dock. be
adds, because the Hudson Bay Company
has refused - satisfy the demands OF the
dockmen for drink The men assumed .
threatening attitude, and actually stole =
number Of ssslskins. Mann has not re-
piled 70 these letters.
The London hosts Of the Wilson line
have Ill returned to the Nillwall dock, the
management finding Il impossible TO put
up any longer with the condition Of adairs.
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Uxlos rAcIrIc AZ 1AcoMA.

1ight-of.Way Granted and Arrange
1ents Msde 20 Secure Yard Roam.
TACOMA. Oct 6 -(6peoial. 1.-The CHAM
ber Of Commerce this evening received the
report Of the committee appointed to con-
Ter with the land company relative TO the
price Of the tids Dat iands desirsd By the
Union Pacific for yard room, depot, etc.
One hundred and twsnty-one citizens
guaranteed and donated the right-ci-way
- the Union Pacific. and the committee
reports that The thirty.thres and one-third
acTes dseirsd can b had q IS 900 an acre,
and possibay $500 The committee viii
sndeavor TO purchase ~ the latter ngurp.
4 committee was appointed TO secure ad-
ditional subecSibers PAYMENT will be
made By notes payable December I, 1891
when the Improvements are 70 b COM
pletcd. the Union Pacific 70 paw per
cent. interest on the value Of the property
to the land company. and also to guarantee
the notes.
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Alaska SALMON PACK.
An Aggregate Of $4,000 Cases Received
At San Francisco.

NJ San franciaco.
San FRANcIsco. Oct. 6-The ship Merom
arrived today from Kodak with cargo of
salmon. Reports brought from the can
ming districts in Alaska indicate that thus
far in the season the pack has bsen larger
than last year. The run of fsh at Kodiak.
which was alarmingly light at the COM
mencement Of the year, improved - time
went on, and the returns Of the Merom are
considered highly satisfactory. During
this season twenty-three vessels have ar
rived from Alaska canneries. bringing in
an aggregate of 344.674 cases of salmon
from July Is to date. During the same
time last year the pack was 26l ,801.
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scRAxroxs PERrIDIoUs PAsron.

Defeated BY the Girl He Ruined, He De.
fames Her Character.
scRANroS, Pa. Oct. GA rule for new
trial in the case Of Annie Husaboe against
Pastor Roberts was asked for today, One
Of the reasons was that the absence of the
plaintiff from the courtroom prevented
them from proving that she brought .
similar case against Lois P. Jerdee, in
Dane county. Wis.,, in March, 1873.
Roberts rendered his resignation, which
the congregation deferred acting on until
the question OF a new trial is determined.
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WHITE CAPS IN NV JERSEY.
4 Methodist Leader Who Abused Hi
Wife 10 Disciplined.

4 Methodist Leader who Abused His
Wife 10 DISCIPLINED.
New YoRx. Oct 6.-[Special. White
Caps are At work ct Absecon, n. J. John
Newman was taken from his bed on SUM-
day night BY . party of four men. who
stripped him and rode him about on rail
trimmed with barbed wire. He had pre-
viously received noe signed
"White Caps. local branch OF
New Jersey. No. 124," warning him to
discharge his housekeeper. but thought 1t
was practical jpke. It appears that he
had been drinking freely OF late. and has
abused his wife and family.
Newman was formerly IN active member
Of the Methodist church. The White Caps
told Newman that Ivan Adams would be
the next victim. Adams has not been seen
since the warning was given.
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Shipping Intelligence.

SAB FRANcisco. Oct 6-Arrived-Fre-
mont, codisn,ns. Departed-Bk w. A.
Case. Port townsend; bk Tam O',hanter.
Columbia river. Clesred-Str Columbia.
Astoria; str Walla walla. Victoria.
Arrived-Sh Meron. Kodak; sh Signal.
Departure bav; str Arcata, Coos BAY: ctr
willamette Valley, yaquua bay.
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Apache kid K.ll,nr scouta

TucsoN, Arr Oct Authorization was
receiver this morning thai Kid was in the
mountains near Fort Thomas and had
shot Young White Mountain Apache.
He said Whites Iudlans lad killed all his
friends. and he would xii every body be
met An unconfirmed telegram from San
Carlos states that slx scouts have been
killed by Kid.
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A DIN Comet D,scavsr.d.

LICK osssRvAroRY. Cal. Oct. "a faint
come, Was discovered by Professor E. 4.
Barnard at Lick observatory ct Sac this
evening. It's position was right ascension
10 hours. II minutes, 26 degrees. south:
motion easteriy.
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Indebtedness $4,000. 900, Asset. srx7.

BosroN. Oct. 6-At an adjourned meet
ing of the Worcester Steel works TODAY the
investigating committee made q report
showing an Indebtedness OF $6,4l3.sls. of
which SIS. 100 was secured. The total book
70 e.s were $l47,9i7. President Rice said
the assignment had been recorded to A. D.
h. Bell and VIM. Lorne, of Boston. II
vas voted to investigate Rice's personal
assignment
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GOOD RAILROAD MEN SCARCE.
The Could 4 tchison- n untington Pool
Seeking . Chairman.

CHICAGO. Oct 6-[Special. 1.-The execu-
tive com mittee OF the new Southwestern
Railway 4 Steamship Association met
here today and balloted In vain for chair
man. Its probable that w. s. Alexander,
Of the Great Northern, can have The posi-
ton II he wants Il, but rather than elect
another man and have him refuse. IL was
thought best TO adjourn until November /,
when It will Be known in advance whether
or not the man voted for will accept. II
was decided TO establish the headquarters
Ct the association in 81. Louis.
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PASSENGER Lists

HorR. Mont. Oct. 6-Passensers on
Northern Pacific train No. 3. west-bound.
g. L Treacy and wife, D. c. Love a a.uvh.
ter, I'm Watson. Thomas H. Draper. HENRI
Everefts. J. &. Barton, J. T. Purseou. W.
Wanamaker. q q thirty.nine second-cl.s
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Lake Superior Miner, st,,k.

lsHPEMIxs. Mich. Oct. 6-About so
miners went on strike today for an
increase OF wages. The agitation NAV er.
tend TO other points There are s,00
miners employed in the Lake Superior
region.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, 0cr. 6.-The recent
iahare OF the Iron Car Company OF New
York has precipltated crisis in the affair,
oil the Harrisburg Car Company. Some
notes 80 TO protest, and creditors have
been asked for an extension of time. I,
they get IL, they will tide over thu di,bc,,,,
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vesseis Wrecked Near Cape Despair.
QuEBEc. Oct 6-Dispatches from points
along the Gulf Of St Lawrsncs say that
terrific snow storms and galss have pre-
vailed from Caps Despair up the gull on
both shores until last night. Il il feared
many vosDols viii come 70 griaf.
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KAxsAs CRY. Oct. IA Guthrie dispatch
says: The excitement over the capital 10.
cotton question eth CONTINUES. Tie prss.
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san DIEGO. Oct GA vote today on the
question of separation Of Coronado from
San Diego resulted in . victory for the
Coronado people by q majority of 4s2.
Coronado is now an independent CITY.
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site for 0rant Monum.n, :.

site Tor Grant Monumsnt a Nev yc,h
New YoRK, Oct 6.-At meeting of n.
executive committee Of the Grant Nonn'
mens association today the special commit
zee on site reported in favor OF the Mat on
hvsrs'de drive at One Hundred and
tWenty.shird street.
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Pruastan 0ceiaiiets stone Police.
BERLIH. Oct. 6--At Snrotiau, in Prussian
Silesia, the police tried to disperse .
socialist meeting. when the popu!ace pelted
the police with stones. The military was
called out. and eight Of the ringieaders
we're arrested.
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NEW Yosx. Oct 6-Rugia Hamburg
Fulda, Bremen.
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BERNE. Oct. glowing to the cioseness
Of the vote In the canton Of TicinU on the
question Of the revision Of the constitution,
he bundsrath has summoned q conference
OF Liberals and Conservatives. with view
Of etfecting settlement satisfactory 10
both parties.
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PEsrH, Oct. ga monument Was un-
veiled today at Arad to thirteen martyrs Of
the Hungarian revolution OF l849 The
whole nation subscribed TO erect The mon
nu,nnf
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SAH FRAScIsco. Oct 6-Forecast till 8
p. N. Tuesday fof Warrington: Local
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AMsrxRDAM. Oct IA meeting Of the
cabinet will shortly b summoned to pro-
claim . regency In consequence Of the ILL.,
ness of the king
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rsSo, a1La 9; "a, bS4a s4O9 *5i5 ISIS p. M; Gran
s st y ! West y Point Cornwall Newburg sso .!,is,
900. I'll all.d5 p. m. aad cl0s5a- M. bSs45 p. m.
Cornwall and Newburg Montreal ana Canada East,
1lSa q. MI. *5.15 p. m. Elegant sleeping cars for
Buffaio Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago and st. Louis,
b345 =. m. Parlor cars 70 Saratoga and Caldwell.
Lake George, a1l.S0 q. m. daily, except Sunday, bS,45
!. m, Saturdays only. .Parlor car on IL 80 q m. train.
haaterskiii. Hunter. Hobart. Grand Hotel station
n and Psanicis sa s;s0' g sI0.as Grand ana a HE, a. ana ms Is K y :.
erskiu via Ph@nicia, lQ5 and lilo a.
m fas Ho r. gg & : Il; Trains Is End i@45 g n;
a9i 5P for Grand saiSe flossl e ana Fl Fho Ell / &. nj sar Siiiss
Cairo and Mountain House, TIA all.S a M, b3s5
p 20, Parlor car to Catskii1 on these trains. Half
holiday special, LIS pm. Saturday only for Kaaters-
nicia- Parior car 70 Grand Hotel Station and Phoe-
ntcia. a, b, c, s.-Leave Brooklyn via BROOKLYN An
mex. cl000, a11.40 a. M, s&b9.00 p. m. Jersey City,
!. r; +, Station cl0.40, ali, 70 a. M; ss.20 bs.9S p. m.
car 70 Grand Hotel station sundays only: sDaiiys,
+dafly except Saturday. ALI other trains daily except
Sunday. For tickets, timetable, parlor and sleep
ing car accommodation or tnformation apply offices
street and Annex ONCE foot Of Fulton street, New
York City, Nos. al, 3SS, ass. 9l2 Broadway, No, i4S
Bowery. No. IL Park place, No. s. West l2efh street,
and Westshore stations foot OF West Fortv-second
General Passenger Agent, No. 5 Van
der dit avenue, New York.