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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
TILE VIE FRESHMAN GAMES.

Yew-Haven. oct 27.-The freshman games occu u'
n, Yale Field this afternoon There was falr a1'enu
ance The results were follows:
howard dash-W. swayne. Ir., first r W. NHIeH'
Sec2 5 ya TV 6oi8F W. Allen first c. D. Child sec
ono li INN NIL =. Tyier first F. G. Trowbridse sec
ond time 5 minutes 20 seconds. - q, ,-,,.
Hall mile runs. T.. Be2rusley. hrsl' l. l. ii4'''
secnnd. time > minutes u % seconds.
44O-yari run-E. ". Allen, first; V. Thorne second
time I minute.
Putting shot-D. Lyman. 81 feet : inches. a..
rTvrO-mie bicycle rare, saety-'F Il brewster nrsU
" Z. -e.rs second time. minutes 20 seconds.
ON account Of the high wind prevailing the hsn
thinning contests were omitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
THE REV. F. H. A. scRIvEYER. IL D.

London. oct. 27.-The Rev. Frederick Henry Am
brose scrvener. IL D., d. c. l.. Is dead.
lie was born September 20, 1513, at Bermondsey
surrey, and was educated at Trinity College, Cam
bridge Dr. scrivener noted Biblical student
and writer. his special study being the criticism Of
the New Testament TO which nearly all his writings
refer His Greek Testament" and other works are
textbooks in many institutions Of learning. The
Codex Bezaes is considered the most elaborate Of his
writings. DR.. scnvener was nominated one Of the
Company OF Revision Of the Authorized Version Of the
New Testament in 1870 A civil pension Of ElOO
was granted to him in 1872, in recognition Of his
services In connection with Biblical criticism and In
aid Of the publication OF his works" lie suffered a
paralyc stroke In 1os4 which seriously interrupted
his studies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
THE CREW OF THE cRIxpUs WERE M4ss4cRED.

san Francisco, oct. 27.-Louis Duffy fireman on
hoard the steam whaler Grampus. has arrived mere
fron Ounalasha on the Mohican. He brings conhrma-
lion NJ the news that the crew 81 he 6rampus We're
massacred by natives. Duly says De uese'ueu 'ii.
Grampus Port Clearance on july T. -
~, +roa+rnort Duffy spent nine months among the
naves at Cane Prince of Wales, and SAYS three natives
1o,, point Barrow related how the crew Of the Gram
ms had abused native while the ship was last
- +hs ice Al the mouth Of the Mackenzie River The
husband. and friends Of the women attacked me snip
iilng all Int few on board, and took complete pos
session of the vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28


The SIX day. bicycle race A. Madison square Garden
broke records by the WHOLESALE. More people "a" the
contest and the contestants less money than 10 ANY
pre,ous tournament. The expense list a. predicted has
crown 10 enormous proportions and the riders are gao
10 get out o. the scrimmaee without owing SOMEBODY
few hundred dollars. Tho tournament was great
financial success for the management
Manager Thoma. Eek and hls assistants were stu
laborna over the accounts until late yesterday after
noon and now everything hss been Strengthened out
and each rider has received his money Here ar the
exact figures; Martin. sl22l 81; Ashinger s1-9 -
- so "a. schock s49f % Albert s433 So. and
Boy-t s345 %.
After all the expenses deducted. Just S2'sO2 -
was left In addition his share Of this amount each OF
me x riders received guarantee Of 800 Tor covering
400 miles The actual receipts were s-i1Oo 90 aya inc
,.,.. si3 32t 3D. Manager Ecks 81 ,Ss7 G..
and Cannon who looked after the riders Interests -
ceived $40 so.
In the expense account included such Items a.
printing ADVERTISING posting hographing' notices.
ning heating and lighting, music, and salaries OF the
uperntendent and regular staff The refere refused 10
accept any money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
,,o,.s,croe PRESTON RALLIES SLIGHTLY.

,orsignor Preston who has been critically III for sew
i a. and 70 whom the last sacraments Of the Church
have been administered in the expectation OF his death
i sin extremely weak and III. but he expressed MN
self as feeling slightly stronger Yesterday morning. ne
''4 90, ~ - rracarious condition. however, and there
-. -ii,bf hopes OF his ultimate recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

ave years old, Of No. 287 Eekneld-st. TONES had
Fobort rife IN his hands and While passing through
Caverst young Roade ran against him and the gun eA
p1dod The shot entered the boys stomach and ne zen
% the ground unconscious He was removed 70 his nome
a summoned Tones = itleh" u
william Reade the boys father. and he refused to press
a complaint. At O'Clock night the lad gre" worse
and the police were informed TONES was arrested anu
locked ND in the Seventh Precinct police station house.
The boy VIII probably die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
LONAS VINOT.

Brockport Y. Y. oct. 27.-Jonas Vinos, an old and
highly respected citizen Of GARRISON died at his home in
that place this morning aged eighty years He came TO
Carkson from Hampshire about the year 1880 and
had remained there ever since He was engaged In the
clothing business al place with his uncle for several
years lie started Berry coalyard az this place ana
was the first dealer Ia CHS village He was broth
crinaw Of the Hon. Levi p. Morton. VicePresident Of
the United State-. He leaves four sons Bartlett OF
Washin gton Jonas. Dakota James, banker IN
Concord ~ H.. and Morton hardware dealer IN this
village also daughters Mary and Eiecta' who reside
I'm lInrk-nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
FAST YOUNG HORSES AT INDEPENDENCE


Independence Iowa, oct. p (speciab.-Ihe feature
- The eighth day at the Driving Park was the per
formance Of the yearlng PAGER ROLa by jerome Euy
the youngstsr making mile in : 70 IL, Deauns lnS
O-e ,,ro, mark NJ Psi Ralph Wilkes, the sen
No+io,oI tgo-vearold from Kentucky, recently sent
b,ro in charge Of {. ". Williams. was driven Oy tle
LATER in aIs1-2. lowering his record OF ~ l.
DR. sutherland Of Saginaw. Mich drove his tWo-Sea
old co.'s Giftoneer by sphinx, in "a 34 ana bisuoD
speedv Young stallion. beat "a easily Iheie "eie
numerous other trials and additions to the ''o nss
besides the three regular contests "ncn ~eto
- c,s+or confIiur started to beat 10 4 ana
-, a. ,uile in . 10 81 but made so many DItsihs
tbat the Judges properly disqualified HIM {. W. WIN
ANS has Just received an application from Germany
- - tho vrellxnown American mare, Zoe b. 10
,uerton. and has cabled an acceptance. Inc mar
will he sent over next month in charge Oh ule u'nI'
ranDop Zoe B. had record Of 4! Ia belG t me
lsppH. oTtry and Size is the fastest Of the FAMOUS
Blue BuIl family Of tottera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
MARRLED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. at e2s Madison f q.
-, vort ~ de Rev. c. ;. Robinson. d - Va ~
y ~ Chdiaw D. D. of Cincinnati. Ohlo' anu nv
renrlet.a Manning. os New-lOfA ~, -. -
,.t,o,,tt A n Alton "Wednesday october IL, az nc
S1Sc n me brides mother. By the Rev u II W.
~, Carrie T.. daughter OF nc la,e VllNor L. wa ~
I'm F,,rtt Ke.rhaln, all Of New fO4h' -
lpGE-BoYD-On Tuesday october Ei ~
Iohn'- Church Clifton, = t. by ths IeN Nh - FuSen,
Ethel daughter of MI anu AES' - ~ 'N''
Harvey Outsrbridse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
EUROPEAN JOCKEYS IN TROUBLE.

Lsem. Oct. 27.-The jockey clubs Of Vienna and
o11%Pesh held joint session yesterday TO inquire
a" Iae charges recently preferred that there was
.~H among the Jockeys 1t was clearly proved that
Hee Was corrupt ring Of eighteen jockeys with
non certain men well known on the turf were con
sIing The licenses of two Jockeys Il. Coates and
SSSs.y. were suspended and a number u their con
0~era'es were warned of the turf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

some time been trying arrange series OF matches be-
tween Latham. tie worlds champion racket player, and
Tom Pettt. OF the Bosc0n Ate5c Association. Al de-
tails have been arranged and Latham viii visit this coun-
try next December and play matches IN Boston and New
York. There Is dosbs that Latham Petit viii have
formidable adversary, but he win not lack hackers
Should saunders, the tennis PLAYER out with Iaha
he viii find difficulty in getting notch With tue
Boston Athletic Association. Saunderss visit however
IS uncertain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
p,1o 40 L0wERs HIs RECORD.

stoctton. Cal. oct. 27.-Palo Alto, the od nero u
the stanford stables, beat his record O-uaS 30
'n1 10 ne made the quarters in 81, 81 L. 80
n-'l M, 800 T. was a game race against time from
tar, 10 epi.b and the old campagner did not MAKE
sn in the entire nile Expert horsemen contend Una.
n-Io lto viii beat the worlds stallion record oil
90 held by Allerton. They expect to send him
,g,n in few days on this tack If the weather NOUS
r,cA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
THE EASTWARD RECORD LOWERED.
THE TEUTONIC's TIME TO pRowHEAD DAYS
Il HOURS AND 3 MINUTES.


THE TEUTONIC's TIME TO TROwHEAD DAYS
Il HOURS AND 3 MINUTES
London. oct a7-The White star Line steamer leu
t1lc Captain Irving which sailed from New-NOrk on
October Il for Liverpool. was signaned of Brow Head
55 O'Clock this morning, having beaten the laaes'
previous record from New-YOrk. The Teutonic reports
that she experienced stormy weather during ue
Passage.
There was Joy in the Office Of the White star Line
Yesterday when the news Of the TeutOnics great per
Torrance was received there. She held the eastern
record having made the trip from sandy HOOK 10 Bro"
Head IN DAYS y hours and % minutes last month.
she made the trip this time in days, p hours ana
minutes thus lowering her record for eastward TIP
BY Nineteen minutes. She 2,79O miles Her daily
runs were follows: 453 miles 46s, 400, 400, 44o'
AZ and fourteen miles from Brow Head 10 Daunt
Rock The TeuJonc holds the record for the fastest
western trip having crossed the ocean from east 70
vest at August in days. 10 hours and 81 minutes
lae Ciy Ct New-YOrk and the civ Of Paris have pom
1soe the eastern passage In days % hours and u
MINUTES, and rank next 70 the IeutOnc III speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
HARvARD's SCHEDULE FINALLY COMPLETE.

Cambridge. Mass, oct - specaD.-The Harvard
football management has at last arranged Scheuulo
of games for the rest of the fall. The schedule IS as
follows: october 3, Stages eleven November o.
Wesleyan: November :, Stages eleven November L.
Trinity November H. Boston Atheuc As'oo,I ,' 49,"
49, - .to.o caroes save that with Trinity will be
nIoved In Cambridge The game with Trinity VIII
be play ed in Springfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

London. oct. 27.-Disp8tches received here from
Lssoe. capital Of the British West African colony OF
uzt name account Of the landing and triumph
Ne number Of tribes In the neighborhoOd Of the
Anesoons River, Upper Guinea, Of force Of Ger
'~a~ The native tribe Of Abo. in the Cameroons
'o4haT' having been for some time annoying German
s'en4 the German Admiral recently assembled three
,sssSaa war vessels in the Cameroons River and.
t1lg strong force Of sailors and marines, stOrned
~ Villages Of the hostile chiefs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
A CONNECTION IN SAMOA.

sr PEND Oct 27.-The Frankfort Zeitung" says
-. people OF Samoa enraged at the dlctatoriaI
-u'aae Of Vice Consul Blackjack and the German
@ ID sentencing the ManOna rioters 10 six months
rr's'hnent for attacking natives who supported
Ia 49, fresh outbreak Is feared. Mataafa and
""SrehS refusing 10 submit 20 Maliet0a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
TO SUCCEED HIS FATHER IN THE HOUSE.

london. Oct 27.-Frederick smith, Conservative,
- o. the late William Henry smith. wac to-day
weed Member Of Parliament for the Strand division
" succession 10 his father. Mr. Smith received 1852
''s and DR.. Gutterdge Liberal, l.946. In the last
seyoas election W. H. Smith Conservative, received
''4 votes. and Hilary skinner. Home Ruler. 1oOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

been placed across the rails. The engine however
ploughed through the distractions and did not e"Ve
the rails To-day the police of Croydon succeeded III
arrestng two boys, who, upon being arragnea' con-
fessed that they had placed the hshplates ana Hoh
chairs ON the rails in that their desire 10 see
train thrown off the track might be gratihed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
A NEW CAPTAIN FOR THE WESLEYAN ELEVEN

4 MN INTINI47 IVAt t1II1
I,iddetoyvn Conn. oct - (special).-At a meeting
- Tho football team held this evening, y. H. Han
90 resigned the captaincy. He has not been We"
for some time and has been unable to appear on 'ne
field. The defeats which the team has sustained mag
he mainly attributed 10 this fact. lie VIII be aDle
IN NAV after short rest. j. ;. Pullman w. 'ne
back was unanimously elected 10 LII te Naou'
aIace PAYNE Of Yale '92, Will be unable to coacn
ne foam any longer, rs he will play substitute
quarter for Yale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

London. oct. GA dispatch from southampton TO-
dav announces the death at that place OF Lieutenant
colonel Hewlett the last survivor Of the British officers
Tho tourht at the battle of Waterloo. He was a
captain in that engagement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
SHE LOVED HIM THOUGH HE WAS MARRIED.

Mrs John Thompson the wife Of drysoods deaief
whose store is Foty-secondst and EeVehhaVe' anu
h lives in Nlnth-ave and FOrtyhfth-st had Miss Lena
,,.e, a saleswoman, summoned before Justice murray
80 che yorxvlle Police Court yesterday and charged her
with alternating affections Of her husband Aecous
40 N 1homp.on Lena worked IN the husbands store anu
M NOT only took his midday meal In her company Du'
r,ssfd the evenings with her also. Last week, "Hiio
onpson was confined at his home with rheumatism nv
f,d several letters which he told his wne were Ia
Ito, n his business one OF the letters came Into The
ifs hand and discovered that It was love leec
nom lena which she produced in court II was coueheu
In the most loving terms IL. 49,,
Miss Parker DOd the Judge that she did not wf'e 's
letter but did look in the least abashed as she 'esu
a., Tno,uson on the stand After the Judge heaIu hc
tor- he advised Ms Thompson 70 go 70 heF husO''
80 and Keen him QUO Of further mischief by taxing
,,-,r.r with him every day. And as Tor you con-
-. NJ Honor turning 20 Miss Parker, 'you ought 10
p, ,.b,u,d Of yourself No decent woman wouil WORK
IN sore Kept by married man, take dinner with MN
and write him love letters. Get OUT"
Mis-, Parker did not like this reouAe ou0 sic "uif'su
ont Of court without siyins WORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

Z, ,ooss & Bro 40 Broadway, are exhlDlthg hoNees
t Fur 9,.rurnt- They have Tue most rA4es'e t us
d nanv uo,etcs IN other luIs Their pfices are WY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

There was in fact no diplomatic dmculS pc'"oe"
rrance and the United states in regard 10
trt only n misunderstanding, which was promptly
learcd M II was explained at length ID Inc tribune
20 senteuber o. The Malagassy Government nao
accented the French protectorate, which was recos-
izad first bv the United states, In 1851 ana later
10 ct.er Powers Through the operation OF tha' pro
tc,orate all the foreign relations OF Madagascar must
10 conducted by the French ResidentGeneTaI IN the
isIa,d II is 10 him that foreign Consuls must apply
Cor their exequatur and Mr.. Campbell the iae
American Consul who had obtained his Directly rom
.ts Tananarive Government had it confirmed hier
nth the consent Of the French Resident, after the
DrocIamation Of the protectOrate. Recently MS sue
asor Mt Waller asked for his exequatur through 0e
rrencb Resident But as admitted by the Journal
des Debatss which had among its editors NJ. klpo1'
no actual French Minister Of Foreign Affairs tue
svor IN Mr. Walters request, unaccountaDy de-
Loved and tired of waiting, the American consul
annled directly to the Hova Government at rama
narive His course it appears, was not supported Dy
the Department of state Washington ana ne nhaHS
received his exequatur through the proper Silci'
Ths Diplomatic incident mentioned IN tnc tLeO
Chamber Yesterday was, therefore aHllCdoy seVtcu
- tho saisfactiOn OF France and the Ohlei states,
- ts stated nv the Revue Franchise" Of fars' IN
au+borzed organ Of special information relauVe 70
a~norations and the colonies that England ma lu7O
IN new evidence Of her acceptance OF the french
7rotec+orate In Madagascar she has wlthdIfl"h tle
Pvocnefnr granted formerly to two MalaSassy COnsus'
.ho bad beep appointed directly 10y the hOVa Govern
,,eDt IN London and Mauritius Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
-. .ncrrr1vr r1NANCIAL MEAsrRE.

Buenos Ayres, oct. 27-The Chamber Of Deputies
has passed bill providing for the conversion OF
70 nor cent gold cedulas Of the National Mortgage
I'll mo : per cent paper cedulas. Cold closed
Yesterday at $40 per cent premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
7ouv MCCORMACK ARRESTED.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.'S sUrERIN-
TENpENT TAKEN IN EDINBURGH.

TENDENT TAKEN IN EDINBURGH
London. oct. 27.-Detectve Frank Froest mas ar
rived in this city from Edinburgh, having IN CUSTODY
John MacCMmack superintendent Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company Of NewYork. MacCoFmacK
WAS arrested yesterday upon warrant granted on
Friday The prisoner was Just ebout 70 san LOT
Australia when the detective appeared anu arIc5VG ,
Nm, lie received a preliminary hearing at BOW
Sf~eet Police Court after which he was formally re-
manded for trial.
secretary George H. GurtOn, Of the Metropolitan Lac
Insurance Company, at No. 81 Park Place sara ul@V
MacCornack was an agent of branch IN this CITY
bovinr charge of about half a dozen men. About
the last Of september he asked for leave of absence
saving that he had received a cable dlspatch iilC
his mother. who lived In England Wl' W. a.
f,,udn the company As soon as eAJra1tIOn pupers
are secured he viii be brought back TO uls country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

LrHIGH FRESHMEN BEAT MEDIA CADETS.
Media. Penn. oct y (specal).-The shortldee Media
Academy football team to-day to the Lehigh freshman
.,en in hoy contested game by score OF ~ 70 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
roorp,rr.GANlE AT GETTYSBURG.

Gettysburg Penn. Oct. p (speciaD-Ihe state ConsHe
and the Pennsylvania College elevens played good game Oh
ootbau here this Afternoon. The state college, ooyS o
b. score Of Is TO In two halves Of IhfY Mlu'eS e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
ley WANTED TO SEE A IT'D

r Li WANTED TO SEE TRAIN WRECKED.
-o.o0h' Oct. 27.-Tbe Eastbourne express, has
-'&oy been announced in these dispatches was
g wrecked near Croydon last Friday By
sv o. nsh-plstes ana iron chairs which had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
HE RAN AGAINST 1 R1FLE ~ THE STREET.

Joseph Reade Thirteen OF age OF No lol Mesefoie
at brooklyn was yesterday afternoon accidentally shot
and probably fatally wounded by George TONES thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

nost.criut ID on OF The Evening fost wiz r ~,
Ia ~ = 6clock during political campaign. fOF
10 on news stands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

RANK OF ENGLAND BULLION MOVEMENT.
London. oct 27.-The amount Of bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance To-Day was
I'm ooo The entire amount Is for shipment 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

When the Liver Falls to Act, and you are bilious
~. a,+ NJ sorts use Dr. Jaynes sanave Pills to bring
ahont a healthy action Of the Liver and remove all
distressing symptoms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.
QUERIES FROM THE DEPUTIEs-THE COURSE OF
THE AMERICAN CONSUL

QUERIES FROM THE DEPUT1Es-THE UUUI'sI OF
THE AMERICAN CONSUL.
Paris. oct e7,-In the Chamber Of Deputies .ou"S
NJ. Many interpellated the Ministry, and cohp'HneU
that an English syndicate had been allowed TO Oo''
concession Of 5000 square miles in Madagascar nGi
Diego Suarez Bay in violation Of the protecto7''" ls
OF France NJ Ribot the Foreign Minister repAeu
that the Maagassy Government had granted Frenchmen
concessions OF forest lands and mines and foreigners
could not be excluded from similar grants ffauoe' nc
continued had no right to interfere with the lneI:l'
affairs Of Madagascar though she could interviews III
arrangements between the Hovas and foreign roNeis
In reply to query from another deputy WHO "sAeu
what had been done in the case Of the consul u "a"
United states 70 Madagascar, VINO hau urieu " " -
-, a., o.,,r - The French Government. NJ Rbot
aid France had received satisfaction III al Iep'0
touching the incident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
J. PALMER o'yE1LL RESIGNS.

Pittsburs. Oct 27.-J. Palmer O'NelA this afternoon
resigned the presidency Of the P,burg League club
successor has not yet been elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

PFTTIT TO MEET LATHAM IN COURT TENNIS
Roston. Oct n DISQUALIFICATION IT, OTIS has Tor
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-19
STILL UNTAxING FOREIGNERS.

The Administration organ has a
report from Washington that the
Government has concluded conven-
ton with Germany under which
American grains and provisions will
be admitted into that country either
free or at greatly reduced duties after
the LIST of January next
The consideration for this conces-
sion ia said to be an assurance that
the President will not reimpose q
duty on German beet sugar, as he 10
empowered to do by the Mckinley
act.
QIf this arrangement shall be made
the people of Germany will be able
to get their f,'od supplies from this
country cheaper than they now do,
by the full amount Of the duty.
There lie no idiotio notion in Germany
that "the foreigner" lin this case the
Arnerican) "pays the tax" The Ger
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-19

Detectives True and Burke, of the
Southern Pacific detective force, ar
rested Albert and JET Roberts, OF
Colfax, saturday, on suspicion Of be-
ing Implicated in the wrecking OF the
fast mail train from the eaet near
Colfax last week.
For q limo pair of boots or shoes
call on E. Ossli, where you will get
fair treatment and 1T guaranteed. \
The Providence Journal, to its an .
nouncement Of ex-Speaker Reeds
denial OF the rumor that no is to re-
sign his seat in Congress, adds this
bit OF philosophy; 1t is better to sit
in the shadow OF a former throne and
mediate on departed greatness than
to be lost entirely to the. public gaze
in the outer darkness.
Get rid Of flies, insects and other
night bugs by using the best Insect
Powder and Fly Paper, at Muller's. =
The Clydesdale stallion Jumbo
owned by j. G. Carpenter, of Council
Grove, Kansas, is said to be the
largest horse in the United States.
He is five years old, Weighs about
5000. pounds, measures eleven feet
eight inches in length and is ~ bands
high. He is we'll proportioned
horse and very kind, having been
shown at the Kansas State Fair
under saddle containing four ladies.
Protect your weak eyes from the
Injurious effect Of sun and snow glare
oy getting a pair of dark glasses at
Muller's.