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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-01-02
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thai che follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court OF Hooking county,
Ohio, for first and final settlement
Carl II. Buer!iaus. administrator Of the
estate of John E. Mcbride, decd
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 2Sth davof JAM, 1890, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, or as soon thereafter'as may be con-
Veuient. W. T. T.ACKER,
Dec. lz-31 Pro Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
ZION And STEEL MEN 1T Al LTOONi.
TIE PARTY INSPECTING THE PI.NN>YLVANI\
SHOPS II. HING PlTT>B' lH AFTER
SHORT VISIT To JoUV~TOWN.

Ptishur. oct. When th" -uo mcmi"rI Of 'h"
lrou .,nd ,t""l EN'ur-i"u aHo." This mofni"i ih'Y
:nld 'tcm-'i'"s -id itl''d ai.pt- III" "'-t"ii i'
L.,i. e.: -" A!o-'i'i'- ai''- |' toe h"W i'r.' ''r
shop, e the I':u-; Na.i E1i.'i '"iI i'r'' "i" ''
...,u Ntni..,. ih'ot,rr N'"ly. =" 'r'l M" i'i
r..,I.-i y motive power. VT ".it,- "r' a com
y, ,,,, 81 orr,to, 10 r~,"r' ra"n tht.r,A '! cor;
r,,..- pu.h. Thirty v"r~ ~, tn pr r'-'H' -''" "'
il'o",a vi nalirial swamp. l"dN 'A' ''N h''
3, ,t,rt II 1000 and = .v-t"n Il i''i"-'d >'"p'
:-,"iv tN-r'y A':r,. ard "mpl"' ~ i'''' nl'
. ,,.l, oi,p,., D. about 80 !" "n.',.-. 80 pH-
.....r ,.,,h.> ard -."Up ivIst 'h-. ":i 't
..,.,o,.. ..,i,ut o.. I'ird;- ara r''rid - '' 81 q"
Lo,. Th. :,irl.u guest, formed 1T" i;'~ "l hnN
m >,y ,,d ,prit several hours Il ~ 'p"cton OF
..,,h c,,ibl.-hvicut.
m. rn. nn.cn ,al,rd krow.ncll Of The crraf"r cv-
tent and the superiority Of ,h' works Al ii"'"'"
AVID rrrrc. they VERY >Trr'I-"d rcvc'tt''""~ a
,,. ,,rnpct..."-> AID "".,G"p'y = the ApIli.'rc>
.,, .i l., h,!.aulic ard .l,':.c power. a, W"ll =,
,.,.u I,r ,rl,v ma h.'ic, absolutely r''W To- t'"7l
VIZ. ne. 'rt Ii lrdrht"r ard dNlim""i"'"r'. To-
InG-,',~ - o. ".dhIrv ~ with ~ a'i.' ''l tn"
,.>;.,.~, l1,r n" middle. 30. N'9'.- of i'' 'rh
.,.: i,..!.i, % ~ +" re-, -ly "u a." rails v''H
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u tod vl'! "a" ir'ih. "a. 'tnrrn'n ''
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.'. -i,-d Il a t:A:. aad n" WEIGHT pm y h' i''
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i.ul o., i.,rd n Elop". Another 'Hii NiN W. an
..,.r,,,c ..oh", and f.vIHr" mo which coal l. 'd
,i ru wh. Il a-h"> A,-' removed hy ma hiu"rN. ore
u.:, ,r,,.,,... VI, h,,.r, - 40 hnr-' power =" H.
F,~iv uari ~ tnlp. excepting a\lr-. i man"
"a, :i,c! a. IN. shops. ,n"n- The "mrl'N"> of "'n'h
m 4 l... f,i, g: sailed .l"cr> and 'a'h'' ih,h"r>
rl,. ,,ir, ar, made at h" .irhul ln'n WORKS.
Anct luncheon at tie L".an HOUSE. Af"ha me
,li.. trans c!,.,,rd ;.r h'-b.u"- t. 'rh!Nt'"ii
r,p. v-t,., vct" a'r'iliaNird f'W VI" NJ hV III III
l.r, of to-, Iphi~tnWU Ip,al E''' pin '"iN'"
rvr.yi.n.v f,rst al about ntn a'd -i" - a'i'''''-
the la .l..:c.u uf ,tc ulpnuiJn >''' - Ih' "rt''
Al. .iIprih " John. -t',Nn ~" N-"i~ "".' 'f''"
n, ,.!t The Caiuhi Iron Works. Iri fr i"' 'i'
,l.t,. .iw o." Nnnd"i. II nIiu'.I -3>. I"N :. -
-,,ff.d for Pltt.'3r,. their tithi~ S lff'"''i To-
mat { ,r.. P.ti-hur- H." 'rt 49, r! ~
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Nl ~. held n 'irlr-." Hal H. tt' hi'' rt'n 10"
l...,i,, VII v.~t Ni..I- I'''-h3': iH"H~ir"N. 10
..,,ri. they III ,tu.it '!' dr. = l''"iipi v
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
vR TO,SEv'S Oi' DER STIT FOR DANA AGES

Ponehhccp,ic y. -. oct. = t>p''Iil- In the 'Tcn;
Cont ~ day G. g. Tour"N, -pn Of >ir"Ii TOI-'N d.
cca-,I sued Graham sterling iU $1,000 damage. .
car,iu. hm with attcnptin: {" murder th" plaIntl.
.,cru. claimed that tl" Shooting VA t''Id u'l The
affair occurred ~ August. l--'. whl" III" two were
,i,,,ny in a hammock Al Mr.. 1on-"y'e home. Clinton
Corucr, The two men wcl" lahdling revolver AMI
sterling was Wipine Oh O." barrel wiIcn II exploited.
Lut not injuiing Mr.. TouNcv >c'"u>lI. N the TIM"
sterling was PAWN. attentions to flrrI'r 1"H-"' ,
The psiniin', daughter, and alter Tia" >!Oolng Nr.
Io,cv charged H. wife and III daughter Wit1 benz
implicated in the plot to murder INN. y icw months
after that sterling married florence and t"s 'nt I"
West superior, WIS. to 1--we Nr. T0u."v went Z"
Sew York all efforts tO settle the matter quietly failed
and then tins >riit came.
In his testimony Mr.. TUIscy declared That sterling
had several fines attempted 10 murder Elm. Mr. @.
TOi,cy and Florence testified favor -: sterling.
dId also Miss Ih.ai-all. nri.ibng of the Tul>cl
Mr. TOi,cy IN the course n Ia, az, ,d"ncc aid tla' his
father left him about I.tO.Op. The defence wd-
that the >hVotin. purc accidental aud III >iniIc
rp counsel iOr sterling intimatcd that Mr. Ion-y j.
OF unsould nind ana that that fac; has been skeleton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
THE ISSUE IN ITALY.
pprnER CRLSPI DENOUNCES THE IRE
DENTIST AG1TATORSt
ITALY CANNOT AFFORD TO BREAK AWAY FROM
TIE TRIPLI; ALLIANCE-FRANCE AND
THE VATICAN THREATEN.

s1orcncc Oct s.-A banquet was gwen here
This evening in honor of Premier 'ii>rl Inc
Premier said hc unable 10 denver speech
that would serve a. an election programme ne
causs no decision on the subject in Ne' neeh
,,ten Nevertheless he ought to say something
ON ,be dehcatc subject Of international duties
which calumniouS statements lately received
might le2d to the belief that Italy was anxious TO
evado Scductvr Influences had been actively
~ work, the object heinz - msl'dd IN" people
bv demanding the restoration of unrcdcrncd ter
ritorv under The ensign and aurcole of patriotism.
The adoption Of Irredcntsm, said the speaker.
would he a most dangerous error having the erect
Of setting the Whole of Europe against Italy For
instance Italy could not SOCK 10 impose her rule
IN Malta. nor could size insist that Switzerland
recognize the principles Of the absolute r"ht of
nationality The Austr0-;crman alliance proved
FIAT tlis right must hr interpreted with modcra-
ton Emperor William had expressed this view
Jnring his visit To F.cgoland and had confirmed
il by his visit t. the car. 1rrcdcrtis'n might,
in fact bring war in tS train. Europe would not
await the good pleasure oi Irrrlcntisn. but would
attack il in s"i-,ciencp. lrrcdcntism was really
directed against the Dlrihund The acit1tors did
rot see tie advances that France with
creat foresight was already making toward
Austria and that their agitation was becoming
more and more favorable I, the plans tnevcr dis
avovcd of TIC Vatican for the restoration Of it's
temporal power.
Recalling mistakes in the po:rv of the italian
Government from 1873 10 lSs2. the Premier cN-
plilned that there was no choice but 10 adhere
70 the Drcibuud. AZ first 10 advantage was
rcapcd thccfrum. the Italian Government hcin=
mistr,r,'ed. bu, la:rr the alliance became very
cordial and useful 10 Italy. WHY. therefore,
break IL? He o"i'uurd rs follows: n"nbt-
less II is not without diilicultirs. and many even
impose on our hearts iEc restraint oi silence ::
bui 10 break il now Will hc Mui merely an act Il
dSloValiN, bUt of Ir,'l>,n 10 the country.
Rcprat.n- tht international 'lrrira!isN WIS
working 10 cnicellc Tie position Of Italy in
Egropc for II, ow; int rests, hc warned his hearers
against it> vaccinations In his prTnrltIpu. aiI'r
again strongly dcuoun'ing IIrrdcntisIn. ne de-
clarcd that ia" time had arrived - spcdk fraHkT
fight the 2gitators and shield the Nation from
nI Hn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
MR.. JNNt>l> ~ Acquitted
\ BTELIN JrEY FIND HIM NUT GUILTY OI
"LI>T NAH STE

Ecrn. oct. -.-IG>"ph J. J"uaS~"n. nf Nov York
Ctv wa a,qut,! tn Il ~ Of 1h" 'IrI "f ir" ni"-'".
NA" li.itiu, here Last .i;.':. Nr. l"ii ,n i"'In
cue..od ~ dl~ it" r'-iIuat So IT, IT," i"ltIf'
merits 81 -" h"I!ndn dti NlH':.rfr ''"N'!nu'i'~
Dui1.i,. c go" iii tii:t
.i,lri a. .rdiiuH- ard fr tli~ Il" tll,. INT" On
i,ry. Ia" specific charge Inai. :gt.'"t han W'- that
he u~,ri t!" cNpl"--f',. " 'o'cH ~ t!n' EurI';.
i.iu.. i l,,~cd bah. II" r.'u'L"d - An"rlri, hm
.i. III drInltu Ii" ind! 'ird. ini h. Lawyer h".'
:i.~.i him that Ia, b"~t cnli," T"ul' T." - return
and .,,ud tll,l a. uihcIW.-. he Ud t.lllY l..
,,.,,,i and lmu?i -0l..l It," iuiil NI-.:
ult.v i:ai.i. A't!n- up'u Ia idNt'" b" returned
to Irr!in and dut -i"d. "a" tIml !" HiiIh-
.f,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
A SILVER CONTTTENCE VIENNA.

Vienna. oct. Tile Ncu" Fr"ic I'">>c" that
confcr"nc" h,> l"n h"A lV Dr. bunaj, w>h. A1'riaH
Minister u iiLai"c. u" W"''i.c llUutri!u N'r,,cr e.,
Finance. and -" director, ot he .lu>!J lIunci;iau
Bank Ia cpN de" ~" financial situation lc-ultiu. f. IN
the recent silver rc>lafI: in tAc United state. 4
was agreed L" redeem state ratr ni'icv il" cXt t
OF 900 0O0O0o forms l"av!Uc H. 2.OuO.OoO II in> N
circulation. Til" latter VIII However. represent ~"
god instead Of the silver form. \ for--u loan #
"00O00,00O forms will he raised to I",!o"u tht,
amount Of the paper CaTIcucv Of this amount lao.
600 600 forms will bc sod by Austria and 80 oONU 600
forms by Hucirv. The hank was al>I authorized 10
sell first ins'".mcn' of 5opp forls worth 81 >!lvcr
cola and bulioo Tho" transactions. IL" paper SAY
are not expected 10 iahc place This
The d" PTe>>e" and the " Frcndcnbialt' deny the
bort Of the results Of the conference awecn the Aus
tian and Hungarian Fi"anc" Ministers and tho dirc1-
tors NJ the AusrolungtIio Bank publ>l.d ly the
"Neue frcie re>>c. 1hc' do lar that nothing def, it
Was decided uiuI ~ tac GO. ference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
CHARGES AGAINST Z. f. SHEPARD.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE UNION
IrAGrE GLIB DECIDES TO CONSIDER THEM.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE UNION
LEAGI.E GLIB DECIDES TO CONSIDER THEM
The Executive Committee of the Union League
Club met last night. and among other things con-
sdcrrd certain charges that T.. /. Shepard had
pnbli,hcd an a,ticlr in THE Mil ami Express
which was contrary to the interests of tho club.
The article referred TO appeared on or about
September 80 and WAS to the effect that Charles
W parncs d. Henry Knowton and Louis {.
Lewis had been posted in the | Mon LEAGUE Ciub
for not payln. their accounts Tor meat ana
drink
The story was extensively referred TO by the
new,papcrs of this city. and interviews were
printed with members of the Union League ana
other clubs, %Iio sai,i that II was their opinion
that Mr. Shepard had violated club ctpn"ite III
publishing club affairs. But Mr. Shepard strongly
denied, in his paper, that he had any intention "l
doing injury to the Union League Clnh, ana
argued that his paper exceedingly sensitive "i
the interests Of the Union League. In sl''s"-
qrrnt article. he spoke in complimentary terms
of MrS>rs. Barnes, knowlfon and Lewis.
But the affair was brought t. the attention OF
the Executive Committee and II was reported
that there was "A strong icrng in the clab that
the committee ought 10 take notice Ot the m1it"!
and investigate it. Mr.. Shepard was accor'Iln,lH
sumniOlIed before the committee last night at "
o'coci But no mcminr OF tine committee would
say anything about the a,ltIr, except that the
rouln.itt"c had decided 10 cpnslt.cr tnc charges
against Mr.. Shepard at n SPECIAL meeting
II. could not bc learned when the meeting would
take place. hui tine club has H., monthly meeting
t"-n,-h' and II was reported HAT the Eh"ch'lTr
I ornIii.ttr, would meet late thls afternoon. y
MrlIDrr Of the committee SlId tnat II WOuhl DE-
a, grave AN offence Ia dlVulS" t." proceedings @!
tn. committee Il, wa, the ailca,I bIrdcn O club
rirI!Ic'te ChaIgcd against Nc. Shrpari. Ih'
exact nature OF the charges against Mr. Nnrp'rd
VA, not learned, bur II WAC understood 10 be that
Of ,rting IN "A manner pnIutlcla ~ the interests
ot the club hc penalty 10. tins - expulsion,
~Isr"isun or C.lI>lrc.
NJ, shepard declined t" speak on the aNair
las; night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
nrrIrTy ~ THE TERRE HiTTE TREiS' Rr.

('Il,a.n oct. "a dispatch from Tcrlr IIan'".
Ild .,,,: rhc special ronnlitr' mat ha> Tor u
,unrih or more been iuvr-t!tntne the books ana
rcnurrs II cN Cty 1rc i.urcr ih|parirk reported I"
,h Cy Council last n;ht that tlirrr i 'h"rast ~
gli ~. fu'purl'k ln- turned "Vr' all ms Tru
{, ,ta. to hi> bond nlr. bat IL VIII l'i S'"'" Nn"'
,i piyin- the i'''h' ih'''' n''''''" "'''' "
,..,,...r, VA nul.y rpli,r ted by Enpsfrrk fn'in
i,,,,,uu his immediate, Predecessor. who wa also "a
drf,ulcr rh" report caii>rs ~h-iti"h' a> 'h' h'l"
ing J., that the dch'cnry l. largely inadc up o ue
cro,,c., and n,ost deliberate fHls1cauonS and Aterk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
Mr.. BALFOtE AND TIE IRISH FAMINE.

London. oct. MIR. I.al,iY. chief secretary for
Irelti IN replying 10 an inquiry 10 IN" real coii
ditlOI Vi affairs IN licl,Jd. write, e, follows:
"" have" Of course. received "nd"~, reports ard
COMMUNICATIONS Of all pIt> ~" >u.jcrt. i,"-dIi
inS IN" "ta" crop IN IA" west %. licaiid no positive
or inal cOc.4siDn u" fu.nicd until The: p"a'>
ale Cu- toward thc end ni brtU."". lu all tc.iiu"Ht
which i II any value AID which oivIpu ~ ! MT
cOct0r"d f.! political pIrr0 alprr> I" Indi'1t
t"t 'ht cry OF = :"n"Tu ftihi:c who'll; arriHd.
ah"H:' in IaIiorl .g lcc> in" f,iiurc uf tl." crop
l. nnf"1hcdiy ~rrI"gS me measures that haT" l'-t
taken hv IN" Gao; r;un"rf VIII without question lc
Sufficient & d" Win real distress winch i NAV
b. beyond Tie power Of the ordinary Poo: laN 20 meet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
MIS-. EOOTU LYING IL ~TNIE.

L0n1on. oct. -.--Th" body Of NI,. IOpth. In" vie
OF the commander inc i"i Of the salvation .trinv. .
In state tlhplon Hall. Thou Land, ~ p"i-0"- are
fling past tie colin. Elaborate pr"ph"ti!pn- ar
beng mad" for the funeral. which viii tai" lIH'" ~
AtH"l Iik o Tu"~'!ay. Arrangements hl;" been
made for railway excursions from all pats of The
couu:rI \ requiem .'rNIo. Will l." h"ld on Npidlv
n!e' a. o'npa. wiicr" there viii b" ~ra;> for 3i.0~
person. ~" :i"Ial r;"'c>-Ipn "ll! ~i.'1 !lin f!r
Thamc, THl,nln"lt. H." salvation Amy VIII turii
sut with ttd~ and han"r> and ~ fnll UNIFORM With
whlt- cotton h,nd on the ilS!t arm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
SIUI'Y fUIEr iS 4 GHtNU IL RDR.

Si.uA Iall.. :. D., nVi. ~.-|t" uh"h N'''> ''r'
,t ,,cd ~ I'm, cit, Yesterday with .ull b"i N"iiN
indian ni the Grand Jury. ~ H. john Fa,thin th'
cl,rf and spiritual aivi,rr Of ~" l'andf''A 'r'h'' I"
=, ,r. ur.t ,,.. Known t. any of ~" o'rcr> "i 'hr
,.utt WHERE. an Indian I,. ~'iNrrl grand juror
Mr. Eastman pir'>i'i"il,n minister, - Wei
duriird and -. til Eu.ll.i nn"'th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09

London. OC'. st T. days >c.-"n Of III" lnr"rna
uonal Literary Congress COdut kcr,ttN Introduced =
rcso!atOn. which unanimously adopted, thanking
Ne American Copyright league for it, efforts l" pro-
mote international copyright
". Chtu,nat presented a resolution dcclarin: that
hIcrary aitic,., in paper and ina'lr- should
% re,ricf the property "f the writer. Vh'ir new,
miQ OTHER paragraphs should c open for f'pi"un' tloi
1his was also adopted li a uraiinIOu' vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
THE DUPONT DISASTER.
CORRECTED LIST OF THE KILLED AND IN.
JrRED BY THE BRANDywINE EXPLOSION.
TWELVE DEATHS IN ALA VILLAGE TOTALLY
WRECKED-NO ESTIMATE YET POSSIBLE OF
THE LOSS TO THE FIRM STRANGE
INCIDENTS or THE DISASTER
TWELVE DEATHS l.
A THEORY OF IT'S CArsT.

THEORY OF IT'S cMe""
Wilmington. Del. oct -.-Follo"us is a corrected
lit "f the hiilci AID injured in yesterday afternoon
ryplo,ion> at the dupont Powder Mill:
Killed William II. Green. -oldcrcr. WHO worked in the
magazine; leaves widow and four children bony
found entire William Mctarvev. la5orcr. AGED forty
single: hrnd blown Off: body found. Martin D"lan.
aged sixty five employed In one of the gfaninS mills
lcaveS family. Jane, D"lal aged thirty, Hniglc'
John H. lIarri.an. labr.cr. a@cd thirty. ih'trlcu'
Michael llarIi:au. Patrick Dnusicry. n:cd thr'y
married. John Newell aged hify: cmplovcd IN tic
ward: l"av"~ a family. John llc'lHhcr, h'"r"r'
M!cha.l llc,i>hcr ll'orcr. Mrs. Rosie Dolclhry.
aged eighty found ~ the garrett Of her hol>c CRUSHED
by roof dlci her Injuries shortly after the ac'i
dent. Infant -on of Thoma> Dou!herty died from IN
iurirs received Lv falling timhcr>.
Injured Wary Dolau. hip hurt Anna Dolan rerV"r'
pic-'ratlon. \ndrrw ''"d'l's. ann aud 'p ia''ra'N'
Ilnfh r'Iy r.,> crashed. James ward. leg l'"r'''h
Wnici Water. IiGt ov" tern ont: ia""N l'r"'h' h'
i.sdl, hu; Franz: II Ill. head eat: Loan McDpw"ll.
r-t arm ?,d hand hurt Willian L".nc. head '"i
til:I", G.s!ry. ann cat Jal", No1,"'riy. head 'n'
J'>' pr >chnd'll. kn"rk Il >ru cl">> Thoni,N f.
D"r-hcriy head cut: Diu'l lartin~. supposed I" br
idt,lI, hart Ia'ric, Gill>on badly hut Mr. Migg'
boIshc::N temple cat Mrs Dongll"rv. IN 'h"r oI
IL" latter. head cat: Mr.. Lizzie T. Andrrspn arm!
brn."n. ahd injured .nr l'ly Elwa'l C'lii'o hca'
Il Stv hurt
H.. men who kill,d We" all WORKING in and
about tine ma:l7i,.c> and mills. AID Ill except Wllilm
T.. ',Irn. WiIiiau ',n""V ard P,tr'l l'"ng'"rtI.
We" blown 10 pc'-. That ohiv iri' n"ht' .! their
l""- liv" br"u f"ur.. Th" loi' pf Patrick bon: cit'
WI, found th> m,rniu. t.c wA;c! a., tr' rae" alons
IN. ,rcrh ,.l,rr w.lr u had hrn thr wn by ~" cy
pl">r"u. The !"l, 4 ,,crn r.u'd J.>t outside
t'.c :uuS o. IN n.,y,li'.c IN whir' 'h' Gr rNp.~on
o,,u-;ci ard VA nDt mruel"! Of! hnru Il.
r." brili'g, d",'r.N,d v"o' ~" Wl'a,iH">. M
pichlu.hrn> pre- III. ,I:.,t h0.'' iAi: ,in,
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FOEEIdNEE- FIND GRAINS OF COMFORT

London. Oct; --"The Standards" Nnird corir-
fpond"nt that ~pan cannot make special treaty
With America with r'frrrc" 10 the Wet udi", with
cut cA;emGin, th, privileges Ia European nation.
now cninyI:. tti nr,d nat on treatment with re- ;cC 10
import into spanish { ll"liI"~.
~. I0,u Y. H.. oct. leading Il ii dealer ~ an
interview here IT, day ~tid he wa not alarmed about
The NcKlnlrv bill. II" that il" shipped M
barrel, Of small fresh n:tcherc which :'lUni u
per barrel duty wa paIb lli, New IN .lhud"r, want
the i.h and ulll.t uaN for lhcM. GntN ava all.
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in the family for years. scaled verdict was ordered
to be brought in omOrrow morning.
C. r. BRECKINRIDGES LIFE IN DANGER.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO ASSASsINATE HIM At A
PUBLIC MEETING IN ARKANSAS.

Little Rock Arb. oct s.-privatc information mas
been received tO day nom Trustworthy source HAT
attempt was made to inatc ~ "nrrr~>n
e. Il. lIrcckinridcc Monday ncht at Centre Kdsr Com
way County. lie Is conducting his canvass for re.
election. and while H. speaking cap was snapped
q; hi> back outside the window, where a large crowd
had gathered.
II about fonr feet from where lc was Standing.
The report attracted the attention of the aiiicmc".
many 81 whom went out Of e." house io Investigate
the nintt"r. Mr.. r chinridrr iupl,cd hi speech.
,.wcNr. the return to Ms hotel. Mr. Nrrfun, a
'ti/cn If thu place. wa> hnochcd down from behind
with ,lIIig >hOl.
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Eo,ruN AND PEuN uNIDETCE ELECTION.

Boston. oct. =. lh" annual meeting "i i rhh"ld"r'
Of The En>ion and Prr,Vl"ro I;ilr'h r"'ppriiIru
wa held here today. tl" president. J">ril W. lihrh.
IN the. chair Mc-,I-. Roger Wpl'ott and j. -. llti
man were appointed Ly g." Prid"ntIa! COMMITTEE" To-
apprvc aul bonds iu " Issued lY the clol Iii"u for
the rii,jiimg year. Inr dirt,r. lo.ii2 v"l"- N"I'
cast all tn" ipl!"N ih'uhr- T.. !. ''''i M
William H. EuLr.uH. j" "ph ". ihi, II. l."d I. TAFT
H. H. >trVc.i~. Roger Wpcot aud John lowell The
meeting then adluirnrd.
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The CITY OF Et'FNOS AYRES TR .NQ'lL.

buenos Ayrc>. oct. at the close Il 'h' h"Nr>c
MUM.
London. Oc:. "a dispatch ~ "Thc Tine" RON
"uenOs Ayres that the report, Of AL irpchdlI;
Uvoution without foundation. There Is no r'>"n
Issf trouble. The city and the whole country are
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vrII' TRJ'<T fDNpiNY pRDPD> Ed

,Il,l,I oct. t~prci:l There i talk h"Ir uf " ne"
t,ul ,nInl,an, for %cw Irrh Cy Jane, " NarinI
T. the moyiug spirit aud it, caliial l. - be- F""o"'
rhc an under which ihr cert i' ate will l." HE'D with
i,. superintendent - anhng /, the Real Estate L"'ii
and IE~t onpani.
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tons Of the records. in order TO show that the tax
collections really smaller than they were. ~
i generally believed that Fitzpatrick lost the bulk
Of the money in politics, although there is much
mystery ) to where the cash went
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TIE pROspERnr.s FRENCH REIrELIC

rshs. Oct. e.-Thc revenue Of the French Govern
.ent during the month Of september exceeded the cN
inmates By 400 900 francs and showed an increase Of
n..oVOO0 francs The revenue Of the CORE pond
~ month last year. For nine months the revenue
wv surplus OF ~, ,I5O,O 900 francs.