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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
ViNTrESTO FROM POWDERLi.
mr., ,-.t,., , pnI>TII>, A%>wrE To THE C'N
TRAIL, RlCi>'T ORDER.

pbil,ar,phi, u,t. l~p'rial. !. '. F""H''I'' -"
- ,,,,..r Workman "t ia" kultt~ 90 l"i'"f' I>-"'
r,ai,,",r, f. dHv pulpurtIns - "" '. "'>N' '' u"
,,r r~,,,,ly ur,lIil. .atrd hY ~" H'N r"'N '''''
l,il,,. ri company ".j"ri,uE t. hnIhf~ "i '''' ~
,,,,,,.. -, tlr r,G. VI. loNd'rlN. ~ tH'> 'H'N''
.l,,h ,s r.ua l. lnIt one. doh~ OIL -''''' ''''>
,r,;. of the visit l., III, country ~ ''' "''' 81 al
y. r,vd.N -.n ~ be- Nh" fonelt f"r IL '""I'rh' "'
i,vcrv in ,, country twenty i've N'ir> H-' r''"'"'
>, lind , worse slavery. Continuing. Ii" ''''N' ''
i,. toward tho south ard a~h>: 'Nh'g' a'' '"'
l,r. =, d,y and 4 man al hi elbow 1l'"'r>' rF'F'
h,r. tlrou.lmi the whole lald.' Mr. l"""''N
.h.n dv,u~ IT >"nr l'ut'h oh the P'r'' ''">
,,,i, viii n hr ,,,> ~piu" corpoTt ''~ nave "' "'''
i,, th..v ~:rk. lud warns them ih' ti' I''P" WV
H., -u-, rhir,> arr. playinc Win ti" li' a''>
t,r,. J., Ltudlri: II , S.u"ll"rng. ~" ever "
,,f ,rr, ,',r haud that sir, II mp "Hl '' -" " 81"
,,,,,r,,t l,. ,.,lrr r',ciiE mt ON f' i" "a a.
ti,,', ,h, lin. ol ili, New l"rt Central l. EiU"'h y"
a, u, \,nl,hl>t, IL" kui.if> :" ! ih" ar '''
, i,tt mis- v.. ar. ,v"!ut."nl-i l.. AM W" 'N nm
,,,I ,u,r,l,l, -, the priceless tNh-"'> &" ''t h'"
H. l,,- ,,i alr,r lt'' 'l'Ir' - ~!l'h''. d" NV"
= ,u,lir ,nutrnl ~ Nlii" Al 'uGllWa~. i"' "'
a. ,.llif,r th. tnllnr, that nallf i1al can '''"'
,h rn.,l =, ,l,n h,,. the il'iN +" ''u"'" 49, 49,
.,.r,.. uutjl tcN form @N'rhil"n' = '', " ..', 49,
Ina, 81 the Iuii'1 state "tii"t i" '''iN ''''-V
it,, ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TIE IRISH PARTY NOT DIVIDED.

Dublin, oct At meeting 0. IA" National LeaS"
he'd her" tonight. al address Wa. made Dy lH'ha'
Power OConnog. Referring t. the comments inadc ~
The r'Donst papers IA" Nationalist 'OhV'h'io'
held hero YESTERDAY and tlcir statements c'ccihhs
Mr. Pa:Tcl's absence thereii0n. Mr. oCWnN DE-
,lsrd that The IRISH party never NOV united al
solid than
The Freeman Journal III An article on Cic pro
ceedincs of the lIis Nationalist C0fercnce. SAYS ta
Il tie Government anXIOue to meet Mr Par eh Ii!.
va, il should accept tho resolutions adopted By the
convention and pas bill smiia" TO The ac' OF I7-''
restoring evctrd tenants 10 Their holdings. ana 'h'
pcudnc cv.ctiJrs on the west nOrthwc,t aud Nontl-
west coasts Of ireland. .
London. oct. 7.-T.oInas y. GIN. member OF tho
Irsh is-on 10 Ancri d. ha, sailed iOr the | MT u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
AN IMPORTANT CASE DECIDED.
TIE ELEVATED ROADS MUST PAY DAMAGES IN
pf:ARLsT. AND THE gOwERY.

Tho second Division Of the Court of appeals yes.
erday. in Landing down The de"i-ion III favor
o: IN" plan'if. in Tho ci>c ni NIlltn \.
Atcndroh a-ain,; IL" Manhaitin EA'I%a" com
pany. thereby dci.l ah>plui"N III" n-ihN Of
property holders in liz, E"wrrr and Pcarl't. THIS
A, on W., hcsun in l3 - restrain ;l" maintenance
of The ,t:ucturr AID the operation ii The railway IN
f'n, of The paintih'> properly at NJ 40 f''ri -
The action tr"d at special term E" ih' supreme
Court Of his before IWde" inEaha'n ava TIE ''"
plant dismissed bn appeal 1" IA" '"nctii i'r'"
tbs Judgment wa, reversed and new tnii "rT"ie'.
An appeal was taken ih. order. ~ip"lai'hS ih'
II. ri>c Of affirmation ;ud ,in"nt a'.~'lHe >r'nM h'
entered against ne appcili.t Ih" Jtri d" Npt"'"'
Ia, Affirmed the order and :ivcI luf:'nrt ~ ''i' III
favor OF tho planting. Tn" "!-r argued 10y r.' IT,
AID E. F. cnUlr> for III" llIHt.H, asa '"''''l !"
James ard Julian T. Dawes for i'' elevated riWaF'
Ih.' case Involves about :iiuno aui IT. iW!"r '"''
Is du. ,o ,hc fact tla; hr, b~.:, mad" a l'"i''-
case upon which many similar "n"> 'l".n1. ana ~
result VIII m"an matter # ~ l deal Of money -
the elevated road.
IN r>.rarl 10 III" dee: ..,n. member "f ~" hTih
Il f. t. aad {. =. tp~lr. ,rl W. have no; i"' "'l
able 10 get he text ~" n.o of ~" court. bi'
rhcl, ,ln b. 10 Gvi'i tA.i iAi> Il" -lHa "\r''d">
theory whi,h IA, bee ldN.4'"i by =" 'Dr"' = ."
elevated railr,d Il, H.: ~ iin; II t"-' a'i l-
hat Pearl :, Wa, dutch ~iu"i az! iha; - ra'H;
of tl." peculiar ii.lc, Of Uut u law. pr IN" ri'l law
tr,c to it wa vested al-plu"l' i!ri '"v',rnr ut
that on the surrender "f III" Duth 4" TIE '.Ngl'>I
these ab>ulnic rights vested "a i,c Crown q
Englard aud upli N. c>nhi' >hmrni 4 American "'"
pcnlcrc. IN tl Ic-..lu' n: hi rtit iiaf, f':'
FORE al street, il ~" ciiN lad "ri dir"- I'''h
80 cup.ucy belong a,>plu; y 10 "a" stat" government
and that abuttiny property "ra"ie ave u" it-lr ~
than tiI-' .~-''l li tl!' -''rdI pi'
We think that in effect t- ''t-i"' l. "f''r nav
such was not tn law 81 ,l l"t o.. ~ t:l1 I"i$ -
ga, r.uuc,,,n, to t, ,o'I,I"' liN g. .n:i!.d ahd ~
y,ltim II the prr'i,o:- Oi tE" 90" -'i'l'!oh I" 'i'
,,,d.r,d thai tn. story ani lik" ra~c- ."ttl'i the
r,inclpc> of lfN defining IL" u-Hl> ~ an 'li''c' ~
i,uttIu. PROPERTY ""'r- 80 u ~" tHIhA l'l 'I 'o''
IN deciding TN, la,s has - iIclu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
PIT ARSENIC IN An ARCHDTkE'S FOOD.

Vienna, oct. "A crime committed for the g!'t!hCV
tlon of private malice has been made public 10y the
arrest of a stuion named Icdcicr, who employed
in the kitchen at the palace Of Arhdnhe si.Sno'd AZ
GmuenG, in Illyria. The charg" against the prisoner
Is that he put arsenic in the food prepared for the
ta6h Of the irohdukc. The .trchduhc and his snite
part"ok OF The food and taken Ill shortly after
wa,i. Doctors we're ha-tv summoned and arrived
IN me TO neurayc the effects Of the poion. lie 'ercfs
Sole object in placinC the poison the food wa,e to
effect the dsmi ,eal of the ArCIdukc'S Chef who had
incurred the cDmity Uf the ecnllipI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
SETTLING. DI~rtTEo OYER sOt riiEEN RATES.

t'hIrirD Oc;. : t-p"rtll- Ia" aitiir.I'"rs on = In
tive. rate l.. .tnr,i II L,i- N'W-ur,, aud t'lN"--
ION 20 r,xu> points havr rendered their d.
l,lyl. The: aliatrs were Chairman t'"ddtrd. "i
IN" trunk lines Chairman Finley, If the N"-i"rn
I't~-cu.rr .t-7OcldOiI, ad t"u"iu franc Niiit-"r
fJnIla:ort, 81 the Northern Pacific. Ih"v d"rld'd
that the Old dihrgcni!dl-. ict"""n Il. Ions a'd
New tIyraI, should b. maintained and that 'hlvrS
tom should laI" dir'r.ntih II ., cent. nr-i rl;''
and corr,p"ndnr di'rr'H'ia- i,r Other 'la,-', The
DECISION t. rnal dld It'll" th" hsht "hc! -"m" hh"
ag,, r,.tnrrd lrAa> Iuir, DG per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TOLLS OVIi: THE NIS>l~\II'pI

Chicago oct 1.-Inr th,,ag" i:o,h inl and rI, IL
Railroad Company has uad" known H. d.inrr to tr >uit
III" United Stat"s Circuit Court to 500 600
tolls over tlr Mississippi River Ia a plea c,npln"
8; NJ tho oi lS'S which construed q
Ictw.rn The l1rord AMI th' II a,tc,d
thereby thl: the COMPANY sh"d have the un1pa iid
LfiGc" payng half Of tho r", ~ n-'riri'Il
on".ha u,r cost T k""pinr IA" hr.lr- -pait. The
railroad claims II carried o,t It's part ~ the md
j., under obligations to the COS, rnmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
n,rr,.rnpcpyCR1L DAVIS TO TIE FRE>S.

,rt,.,, oct 1-ticorcc X. Davis diir''oT general
f IN. World, Fair las >~ucd an address I" t'c pres
,t the United states. saving that from pF"'h' ''''
ltion> the domestic exhibits MIL ihul' axe !" It II
marhabie manner the progress oi .'' INV" '''' v
" . .. ,r,,, In largo exhibit. frnlu every mai ion :.
.mG Ealing upon the pres Of thc '"untrN 70 H"iu
~, IN. hands IN this great int"rnat"ial 'inufV'ihr
which II successful. will establish f' h''h S'h''> vi
Im,rara ~ The first Nation on the globe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
nnyTAL From SENATOR HI&'Cr'K

svr,cu,c oct lSpccian.->cnator lii.cock den'c'
. n,ch, ,hc story which has been sent from Washing
-, IN The Herald of this city. to the elect that
H.. and Mr. Plat, were concerned In schcne To secure
Tho election Of secretary Tracy to the United eates
senate to succeed Mr.. EyArtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
.SS,ILrD WITH HTyTS iND 4'D

Beading. oct. t>pccia. \ mob II 900 hI"nd> "t
,h .riny plnsh al the taa>aiiqnn SIX NILS
attacked superintendent pcgrn"r ara nv" >trl crs WI"
,,, ,,.,urncd to work their way hoin" ftdhv III"
iN ,,. vr. horted and j.crd. Tn pans ana boxes
,,,r. u.cd and mud thrown. but no o'hcr v1Fl,'
~ m'' ,,,,nnird Policemen now guard the mill hands
wa wa ,,cir way home More trouble Is threatened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
r1DCKINt. NE"IOT MIDLAND WATERS.

llalIi.t\. y :. Di.. -DuIIi. tI" Ir''.ci Sea-u
900 youn. lobster. have Lcc.i hncl1d and
placed IN Fortune, Placc:,ia Conception. Trinity
BDnavista and Gr-ru Bays, NcW in,,iiaud. Many
ihcI!ncn report SECURING cnOrnipi> nuIiJrre Of tom
c,ds ot small ,i/" which air IT," product Of III"
government hatchery, The young iIN plaI.t,s! carly ~
the summer having Itsn he'd thai ~a~r OF growth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
, cIu uPE UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR MISSING.

chief of Police Murphy, OF Jersey Cry was requested
,o.,cr,ay to institute search for William Mn'hnann'
nho h, bccn missing since september % MI Mn''-
mann WA, a professor OF chemistry IN CLARK nrvrr>E
u. ~ ,'~e,cr Mass. and he waA u guest III lhNl"r :
~ t,I Jersey CITY, on september ID lie lrit thc
hotel ON that day aud his friends have hsa no ""ihes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

citcmen prevailed. \ rush was maze for TIE do r.
ard the trial in progress suddenly Interrupted
Every thought that there had been An crh9uakr
II was learned scmc time afterward hat II" shock
caused BY the big Dupont powder explosion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

I.uommlng Mnh.. O,t. :. The tniu'N' i'''"'''->'
,ruhrrm,u and all underground 'mpl"'"' "' vi"
ukc \rrinr mine walked ""t YESTERDAY ~ ""'
,rd th. miners ~ other 'lty ni!Iir> are i"l"NhS
n't rho .,rikr will ,r AZ all mines III y" ~
@ r,,,,iy m All The mines IN ;h" county 'Wp."Ni-
over 10000 men. ihe men >''l"' 'o' >"''
i.,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TIIE III. TINED Isl. OF MR. DEPEW'S NAME.
IT WAS Used IN TIE COUNTY CONVENTION
WITHOUT Ms CONSENT - HE HAD POSI-
TIVIIY REFUSED TO Ri. 4 CANDIDATE
PEOPLES NrNIGIPAL LEAGUE.


Nj R,pAll,ans who read Yesterday the accounts
oi tir acton of the ErpulI'an County Convention
ou Monday n.rht regretted exceedingly that the name
If ,',uu,.v NJ Drpcw presented n the convention
ip N. VA, II was without either his knowledge or
,.r,rut The, r-Icted II because although every
orr IN NV York and the East would understand
Thoroughly tho circumstances AT 'ncnS the pesenta-
tI0n ui hi and the Ca-on- why there was
majority vote against the substitute resolution con.
tnuny It, they feared that this would not br 40 with
the western Ecrr.liran>. who d. not understand tho
pc.rla t,n,! ,inn Of Affairs hcr. several men who
favored a STRAIGHT Republican ticket. said Yesterday
th,t II ltmrd and unwi>e to present Dir.
prpew', name Ia TIC convention it was presented
and ,he general c>pr.- ,9 II opinion that his
consent >n,nld ha,c b-r secured ir-t at any rate.
E\ Pol &c Justice Jaoh ". Patterson whose resol'i'
ton II was sought to amend hr Colonel Crger's. said
tat hc did not consider the vote at all directed against
Mr. Dcprv for everyone in the convention knew that
he had not been consulted. - DO not think that IL
VIII ,uurc hm in the least, but on the contrary.
believe it will strengthen him among Republicans
Charlie, II. Murrae. the Republican leader OF the
lid Assembly District approved the sentiments ex'
pressed by Mr. Patterson. and added that ne thonght
that no matter who had been nominated 10 head .
straight ticket. the result wnld have been the same
by Il: EpnEtans Who want hM T. acccp, ReYssl!esa
nomination for Mavor. and to all he ha, derlne6 %
sow M s Mas tp S crca Gisratch Yesterday
from his chief. who Is IN Newport. regarding me use
81 hi, name The dispatch read follows: II have
positively refused to permit my name o BE- prcposss
IN connection with the Mayoralty. either on stHsns
or fusion ticket on several occasions recently
F. b. ARNOLD EXPECTS 10 60 TO CONGRESS.
Exstate senator Frank b. Arnold who has been
nominated for Congress By the Republicans OF sne
XNIvth District in the city yesterday afternoon:
r,. district In which he is the candidate Is composed %
,,s,,, Ilrrkmer and Schohare Counties. and is ooxco
upon AS q Democratic district although DAVID wiioss
carried IL a year ago. Mr. Arnold Will be sosee M
,,vcc AT the same time and on the same ucRet' "ov.
ernor lIil did order new election IN this
on. r,,-sm.r wilhcr,s DEATH 30 Mr.. Arnold T1u
~ voted Tor to in the unexpired term - VIC" - WV
regular term at the same time. .1r. Nina n q
pomocratic distric, put ho2e p 0H1 ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
RrrI >ING 4 CuNiMI> .IuNEEsIllP.

Denver. oct. t>p"'iiii. V :. flu i"-. general
tri.' niaiiaccr &" "a, Denver and E.o 'id;.d'. Gl,
refused accrp, Tie conni>, uurr-lip oi the ""i;h
western RAILWAY and >tramship A,,ociition. o!ct"d
him hv Mc~>rs. Gould and Huntington. The salary
/, IL. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

throug! the Pelham drwbr!cc last "v'nlnr cave INV"
collision With the bridge. 'rr on the buI'~ WIS
thYOwn upon the rocks. While thr Other wa 'ap>/'N
ard sunk. No was drowned. TEc Dll'Et was
considerably dam, ,cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TIE TEOr rnLE OWE TIE CoLoREp swITcnMEY

TER" iIautr, Ind. Ort "a tinc Uf the Suprie
Council f the Federation of Railway Enpo,r, hn. rn
called bv Grand Master sargent hi, city president o
ti' council te meet at Houston next Thursday To
tn, troubles that have Tic Houston and
Texas Central rad Of the Huntington syst by
VI the cpvl0yInent Of c0loTcd awYchIucA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
rnrEIGN C'OMNEXr, u% THE Mkt

EbEEl(IN COMMENTS ~ IliE " kINLE0 l'lIl.
Nadr,d. u'i The prs here receives ""ldiv TIE
s:c">tto Il the American pre- irEarl - special
treat, wl,h tll" United STATES concerning Cn!a ami
lUr', Eo". !; >'i'"d that such i treaty. i i'm
possible hnti tr' expiration ot III" existing trHtc>
-. ,r'uuIctc" l-'3.
London. U,;. :. ~" >'ludard'>" Madrid corr"
sl,'d"it >ay>: Tn" spanish Minister II Wt>hnct""
la. been M trnccd tp ,nand u" Amer an Government
IN regard reciprocity treaty {" inIlG"N" relations
LcVc' Amrric, ana Ia" >rau.>' Wr,t Ind - III l-:'
ii" Mhi ter i all" Instructed t. protest dsii-t ~"
effect, Of ia" Mckinley hll o. IA" trad" "i IN lnd~
!'!ilc opinion in >lHin f,v"., rrri~ll~.
CITY Of McN!cO. Galvc. ton. OCT. a pNpmlnNi'
McNrp >,v, tl' .N"ri w j." -;,'"i Europe. w...h i
air ally receives Tho a:-">t -l"rc OF t' N"t'u id"
viii nrv receive ncw 'iiur.> fr"n N'>i'" the
trade wl be .cIca.ci AID thtt N"Ai', viii ." "l'
10 demand greater advantages. winch VIII bc Gant"
ty the party most G">iiinc IN. trade. The am"
might l" sad Of Central AID south America.
President Diaz Is no:-conmitial on the subject. but
SAYS that Mexico Will trade where The conditions
most advantageous.
Finance Munster Duhlan thinks that Etl0p" Will
ii!il;p extraordinary ".'Ol'~ 20 Tie N'X
can. Central and >H!t'I American 'r.,i'..
ottawa. trt. 1.--DTIci' ino" uf n" sag" of t'r
Mckinney lIi ha, r"nc - lil" '',V"rimrnt ~ IA"
shape II tw" '"i'."~ "i , a.. winch "'r" for
varied by the ni',d state Iici.i! Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

~ claim for indemnity for the seizure OF the lrtish
N:lcan Lakes Company, steamer James stevenson,
which was Illegally captured by Lieutenant .Azcvtdo
COitinlO a few months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TROUBLE IN BCENOS AYRES.
APANIC CAUSED BY \ RUMOR THAT a FRESH
REVOLUTION HAD BROKEN OFT.
THE TROOPS CALLED OFT AND THE POLICE
ARMED WITH RENINGTONS - PRESIDENT
pELLEGRIHI TAKEN TO THE BAR
RACKS FOR SAFETY-THE SIT
L ALTON GRAVE.

Buenos Ayrcs Oct. "a panic was caused here
last right IVY rUmor that u fresh revolution
had broken ont. Tine troops were called ont and
detachmcnts of cavalry patr"lrd tho streets dAl-
,nr the night The Minister Of War went 10
Palermo Park, where the troops were mustered
General Roca. Minister of the Interior, remained
in President PccgrinS house until a. IN. to-day
The police rapidly armed with Remington
rifles and held in readiness at the central station
The rumor caused intense excitement in the
theatres and clubs. The of tho alarm was
n police agents report that attempts had been
made by scrgcantS 10 snborn two regiments
This morning the alarm had subsidized The pub
lie is confident that the Government will main
tain order.
la,cr.-The Sitnation is cravci than was AZ first
suppo>rd. \ special train was dispat"hr! TO
Zara'c at ninghi for icniorcrn,cn,s of artillery.
which arrived here th, smorning. Mann Dcpu
ties and Senator's pa>sei the nl.h at the PIc>I-
dents hoqSr, while il is stated TINT the Minister
q, War took tic President and Minister H"ca -
The Palermo barracks for safety Mcanwhiie AL
niral B'rGcro pr"p"rci The ii""t for ''i"n. Ia'
troops az Pal"r,u" Park V, II rClht";'''l to-day
The President has usr ordered IN" troops I"
p,ocee 10 S,n':' catalina lni 90 lnt camp. onN
one regiment will he icit in tnc city. The fears
Of a revolution in La P'ta have been dIspcilcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
BELGIAN GENDiEMFS OI'EIIlNG a RIOT.

BEItrlAN tENbNkMf~ W f.i.Li-N' ~ Hi'i'
Irusse>, oct. "a public ceremony was held at
Malircs Yesterday at which VI. de bruvn. Minister If
Agriculture and Publc Works. was present. III MS
Official capacity. lie hootci hy The crowd. and
the demonstrate of di>app;oval became so violent
tha, il was necessary fr tie rendarm"S I" interfere
This made matters worse and rio, took pia,r. rev,
cval Nf the rioters Wee WuuG'n pN thc Eti"d ic> anu
twenty Of them were ARRESTED
1t is unfor;una," t!r.: tins not Shonld closely
n~cccdc the popular dcnon -tra:on~ which are 10
t,hc place Erj!-rl> ais Il. the principal cities "f
lclgiun. two day, pr,vi"u~ I" III" Ic"l" nin- al
the Chambers Sl;il. il must l" r'-,rd"d a. IN r'iy
local outbreak. inci."d. perhaps h. S'nc mprrd'!'t
remarks ly ia" Minister Of t'rirr!tnr' and PItA
Work. a member Il the ultra conservative and e."
strongly clerical Cabinet "f hclc.Um. lHl'~~ IA"
police If PREMIER NoIna"r; Nhralh Illegally h:cTf"T"
with the intended dcn"l>ir i;loa>. a Ii az NJ Prov"
c,tcur lCIrbaIN. recently E.i"riri"d VITA ~'' al;
meetings the I",!an worhiuc:icn Will parade quietly
in the streets before presenting. Through d".cg'''-.
tier petition 70 II" National A>>..hlv Til, mod
crate element among then has ai."adV ''IuHirh"
tie ravoluti,niSt faction at the recent Lh"oi
Congress In Brussels. AT winch Il wH dee dci I" h"i
the two demonstrations. II Wa resolved as" bN me
Congress, after warm dcbst". TO pi>ppNc ior one
year the general Strln. whc! i 20 open with com
plete cessation Of work in The coal mines {" m" "rI
age district II calculated that seven weeks
after the beginning Of tia; special stlIhc all III
dus,ria work would be compelled to stop throughout
Lclsium toy walt of coal.
Ii is worthy oi remark that the delegates Of The
Dornagc mines led by their chief Nodcr,. were the
most ardent in demanding the Immediate declaration
Of the cenc ii STRIFE. which they wci" 10 BEGIN bn
the Flemish portion of the assembly "i> Gamer a:d
It's chief the noted Al>cce. OF 'fheht, CARED v"
vote In favor postron"nent Of the several >t"lk"
for one wear. Nevertheless, ti"lr l. '"nlIct' ild
mony between the m"riatc aud revolutionary iir'
lion, of the belgian socialists and tn leaders uf "';
MI! be al the head Of the drIIisH o!IN W!ncI l'F
have orcanz,d Tor the weca before the oreins OF Tie
chambers with the especial object Of obtaining The
e.labli> hnent Of universal suffrage The socialist
Congress, which began IL .utinGs al Drnsstl> Nl
telnirr a. aid whlch numbered -OQ delegates. rep
1esentnc 5lJOOO wOrkincn, w0S held at about the
same time d. the Congress OF the catholic socialists
at Iiccc
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EATM. LANDSLIDE ~ CANADA.

onohrc. oct. a di> patch from IT. Pierre du Snl
say Tie house" Sheds and barn, belonging I" Matthias
GadnOn. me east Of the station, were overturned
INTO the river this morning at , O'Clock, by land
side. quarter OF q mile Of land, on which stood
tnc buildings, rolled INTO the river. blocking
completely. The family con. posed Of eleven mem
bi> Nr-. GadnOn killed and her husband badly
hur. Tho nine children saved.
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CHOLERA on EQrlI SIDES OF THE PiRENEE>.
MaGid Oct. - horrl has broicn ont IN Ea"elona
-Four deaths from the d seas" reported Satur
gay and Sunday. Yesterday three cases and one
Death were reported.
rAS. Oct two persons at Luuel. Department
@ heranli who recently arrived at that place from
spain. are suffering from cholera The patcats have
Teen Isolated and other adopted TO prevent
ne snread OF the disease
home. Oct. ..-Advces have bee n received t. tho
Sa.ct that choera has entirely disappeared ia the
A'Sian Possessions in Africa.
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sErklx.. \ xEw nl-rlEr rnE MANQlErrE nEr

Il Paul. oct >pcc.n. G.-ni'h !" " Ii"
piorcor PI,.>-" from Marquette. N'h. ~a'-: \ -ut
vcylnr pu!ty ont Is ~" iuluih. south >h"r" Iid
ilauiic Eallunv + engaged IN ri:l'i' lr" from q
cad rigl n.ll.s vr.' of N"r!ur'S'. {" -'n" i"a' "n
u,. 500" lin" With view Ia n:!ur an on'l'i hi
clad to for the NarQI"tt" Iron r,ut". m" - id"rt
,rirDo>. Of ~" south shore tonprn' /. T." 'pi'i"
.1rIvrlV Wit the thicnru and Noitwr tern i'' "r
traffic. Navca'IniI I;hr Nic!ii-iu "r"u~ Hr' u
earlier AXE superior vessel, bead Ia de- per dlanE
Al Lake M1hiG port. ihd N" " -" h'" a' "Ii
own. ur, dntk~ Al GlAi i,lr l"u'" tLat point "f"r
The BE- facilities l"i Li'dtns shipments !Hr ~'hfh
shore irailu.ciicHi IL irri,"it I,rLrI; A. purpE".
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TIE PELHAH DRAW BRIDGE DAMAGED

The tugboat Harlem River. bound to Eastchcstrr
with two bxrges loaded with blucst0nc, while Va,si
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FRANCE FtVOHING RECIPROCITY.
HIGH TARIFF ELL. To Dr. FRAMED, WITH
LrC.TEO, ITY pEINISi)N.

Par.S Oc,. 1--Tll" Cabinet hI~ charged ". Ro'h"
Minister If Commerce. I" !iin" a iil tp II" ir'r"
duc,d In the tlHmhc" .! Deputies. iNIn: 4 ma\i'nrn
tariff upon export iIo France. I"d living the COY
rr}lc.i' power 20 rll,. 'uii,.>- n!I- o iho-"
tr!r. WI cay rI,nic't- ~ Their tdin Laws, favor
. / Itu,li u"tdutf>.
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SUICIDE OF TWO STEEEAGE PASSENGERS.
.. vueenstOwD. Oct. THE White Star Line steamer
.~Aestic, which arrived here this evening from New
'"x' reported that two VI her steertge passengers
sommitted suicide on the voyage The other pcs
osers subscribed clio for the widow and family OF
W Of the suicides
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, AN ENGLISH DEMAND ON PORTUGAL
Asoon, Oct 1.-Englsnd has demanded Of the
a8Sese Government an immediate settlement Of
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A TRIAL IN COURT STOPPED Bi THE SHOCK.
Mt UolIy y. j.. oct 7.-Wmlr IA case Va beng
tried in the County tourf Il"i>c h' thl> P'''c '''H
o.r,,oon thc bjlflug was shaken that he windows
rutticd The courtroom WAS crowded und mucA e'