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ciples enunciated in their Montreal ad-
dresses by General Master Work man Pow
derly and Mr.. Wright, as directly opposed
to the latest Papal Ell yclical, and asking
the Catholics to remain away from such
leaders. The condemnation of the Knights
OF Labor made by the church four years ago
was suspended, and this caused a large
number of Catholics to join the Knights.
but the Archbishop now threatens to put
the condemnation again in force.
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FLEET FLYERS.
Results Of Yesterdays Contests on the
Principal Eastern Tracks.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2o.-The winners OF to.day's
races at Garfield Park were:
ve-eighihs of mile, Fitzhugh Lee won, CAL
lie second, Sister Linda third. Time, 1902.
One mile. LongreLl won. Oakdale second,
Conundrum Third. Time, :441a.
One ana a sixteenth miles. Pendleton won,
Lizzie second, Martin Runnell third. Time,
l:4914.
Tnree-qu trters OF mile, Sunshine Whlskey
won, Invercauld second, Jennie S third. Time,
1:141a.
Fiveeigbths OF MILE Lorenzo won. Rudolph
second, Es peranZa third. Time, l: :o1A.
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Cnnfessinn of Rrihs.rakinr-

QUEBEC, Oct. 20. -Pacaud. late chief
editor Of FElectcur, the most prominent
Liberal organ in Quebec. admitted to-day
that he had accepted from Contractor ARM
strong 100000 that he is alleged to have
received as a part If the Provincial subsidy
to the Bay OF Chaleurs road. Fifty thou
sand dollars went TO his own use and $4,000
to RObdoux and Langeiier, prominent Pro-
viucial Liberals, but lie refused to say what
became of the other $4,000.
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Mayor and cOuncilmen Sentenced to Jail

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2O.-Judge Looney sent
Mayor Al Berry and members of the City
Council of Newport to all to-day for refus-
ing to obey an order of the court to use
lights furnished by the Newport Gas Com
pany, as ordered to do so by the court.
The officials OF the city were declared in
contempt and were sent to Jail for six months,
or until further order CT the court.
On petition of Senator Carlisle, counsel
for the gas company, the sentence was sus-
pended until Saturday. In the mean time
the council will meet and comply with its
contract
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Railroad nirectnrs Chosen

DENVER, Oct. 2O.-At tue annual meeting
of the Denver and Rio Graude Railway
Company to-day, George Coppell, r. T..
Wilson, Adolph Engler. w. Mertens, C. G.
Beamans, j. Lowber Welch, Eigar Smith.
Edward I. Jeffery and Edward q. Wolcott
were chosen Directors. The meeting was
entirely harmonious. The new Directors
meet in New York, November 9TH.
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THE COLFAX WRECK.
Release of Three of the Men Arrested on sus-
picion.

pLCLOns
CoLFAX, Oct. 20-Indian Sam, Joe
Campbell and John Roberts were released
last evening and are in town. Indian Sam
says Roberts had not confessed up to the
time he left, but is telling many contra
dictory stories.
Miss Mabel Ingersoll of Colfax went to
Sacramento this morning to appear as a
witness in the case. She claims to know
nothing whatever concerning the wreck.
and does not know why she has be sum-
moned. 1t is thought here that if Roberts
makes a confession it will be to her. The
chain of evidence still gathers around AL
Roberts, and his friends think the outlook
for his ultimate acQuittal of the grave
charge is very unfavoraDle.
The parents of the Roberts boys are held
in high esteem in this neighborhood, and
Mrs. Roberts feels extremely sorry to think
that her sons should even be accused OF such
work
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Revolutionary Relics.

CHICAGO, Oct 2o.-The Illinois Chapter
of Daughters Of the American Revolution
met here to-day. The objects of the society
are the purchase OF the field of Valley
Forge, celebrated in revolutionary annals.
for which Sjj, COO is required, and the
making Of revolutionary exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, in the shape Of the reproduce
tion of a colonial mansion, containing gen.
uine relics OF the revolutionary epoch.
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Atchison Fund Notes.

BosToN, Oct 20.-The Atchison officers
announce that the coupons on the company's
Guarantee Fund notes will be paid Novem-
ber 1st, on presentation at the National
Bank OF North America; also, that holders
of The notes extending the same can receive
the coupon interest, as we'll as l per cent
cash premium, at any time between now
and that date, or whenever the notes are
presented for extension
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THE IRISH CAUSE.
The Offer Of Reconciliation Rejected by the
National League.

National League.
DUBLIN, Oct. 2O.-The Freeman's Journal
to-day says there is strong feeling through
out the country in favor of reconciliation.
1t adds: If the measure of home rule
granted by the Liberals is inadequate it will
again become necessary to coerce them into
submission, which could only be done by a
united party.
At meeting of the National League to-
day John Redmond, member of Parliament
for North Wexford. presiding. the members
tion with the McCarthyites. Michael Davitt
has been selected as the ti-Parnellite can
didste for the seat in Parliament for North
Kilkenny, left vacant by the death of Sir
John Pope Hennessy. If Davtt refuses TO
stand local candidate will be chosen.
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Disastrous Natural Gas Explosion.

PIrTsBURG, Oc. 20.-By an explosion of
natural gas in the cellar Of building this
morning five persons we're injured, one
fatally. The conclusion was terrific.
wrecking the lower floors of tue structure
aud breaking the windows block away.
The building then burned. Loss $4,000,
fully Insured.
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FAvoRING ANNEXATION.

Enthusiastic Meeting in Canada Resolution
Favoring Political Union Adopted.
STONY POINT (Ontario), Oct. 2O.-Despite
the storm and the knee-deep mud mass
meeting to agitate annexation to the United
States was held here today, with Israel des
Jardines, who has been one of the most
active COnserya ives in the West, in the
chair a resolution indorsing political un-
ion was carried unanimously by standing
vote. There was intense enthusiasm as the
speakers announced that urgent requests
were pouring in fox meetings at many
DOintS
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Glove Mapufsctorv Attached

SYRACUSE (N. ", Oct. 2o.-Attachments
were put upon the stock aud available as
sets Of the Shook Glove and Manufacturing
Company OF Fayetteville last night to the
amount of $1,000. The affairs Of the corpo-
ration are said to be in bad shape through
mismanagement- The liabilities are placed
at So, 600, with assets at SI2OOO.
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Explosion in an Office.

ATCHsoN (Kans.). Oct. 2O.-1he office of
the Missouri River Stone Company was
blown to pieces this morning with giant
powder. Twenty men working in quarry
near by were covered with debris, but no
one was seriously hurt. As there was no
powder In the Office the explosion is sup
posed to have been the work of discharged
employees, and reward has been offered.
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Minister Garter Rsnortad Diving.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-Hawaian Minis
ter Henry A. p Carter, who has been
critically i'll in New York for long time,
rallied yesterday and for while 1t was
thought that he might possibly recover, but
late Yesterday afternoon he had relapse,
alarming his friends, who have now given
up all hopes Of his recovery. He may die
at any moment
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ACTIVE REPUBLICANS.
Proposed Organization of Blaine ClRbs
Throuehnut New Jersey

TRENTON On. j.. Oct. 20.-A call will be
made in few days for the organization Of
a Blaine League in Burlington County. The
anti-Sewell people are now on top. They
sent delegation to the recent convention
OF the State League and fought General
SeWell at every turn and refused to support
him for delegate to the national convention
of leagues. 1t is now proposed to establish
clubs in Burlington, Bordentown, Mount
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DJREPLES, black-heads, chapped aud oily skin
] IMl cured by CUrIcURA MEDIcArED Soar.
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At Nashville.

NASHVILLE (Tenn) Oct. 2O.-The opening OF
the Cumberland Park Race-course occurred to-
day. Tie weather was fine and the track In
good condition. There were three races on the
programme, and the winners were:
In the 40-cass trotting race, Belle Cassell
won. Eastwood second, Bannockburn thrd.
Best time, 2:26s4.
In the 2:25 class pacing race, Paul won, Clara
j second, Rockwell third. Best time. 2:15A
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A Dwelling Burned.

MERGED. Oct 2O.-The residence Of Mrs.
j. c. Crow was partially destroyed by fire
this evening. Loss about $500. partially
insured. Mrs. Crow had just gone to a
neighbor's and left lamp burning, the ex-
plosion of which caused the fire.
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Frsnnh nntu m Pnrk

PARIS, Oct. 20.-The Senate Tariff Com
mittee again debated the subject of the ad-
mission of American pork to-day, finally
deciding in favor of the proposition to i'm
pose duty of % francs per 100 kilos, instead
Of 20 francs as passed by the Chamber of
Deputies.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest OF
Humor Remedies internally Ito cleanse the blood
OF all impurities and poisonous elements, and thus
remove the causel and CUrICURA, the great Skin
Cure, and CUrICURA SOAP an exquisite Skin Purifier
and Beauifer externally Ito clear the skin and scalp,
and estore the halr speedily every humor and
disease of the sSn scalp and blood with loss o. hair.
whether itching, burning scaly, plmply or oiotehy,
whether simple. scrofuous, hereditary, or cOnta-
gious when ply scians and all other remedies fall
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcURA. sos; Soar.
25c; REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the PorEsR
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRArIoN Boston.
Rs-Send for "How to Cure SKIN Diseases"
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The searlss Will Case.

BosToN, Oct. 20.-In the Supreme Court
this morning Solomon Lincoln said to Judge
Kndwlton that he could not be in court TO-
morrow, because the Searles will case would
begin again at Salem and continue the
whole week. This would seem to indicate
that the case will not be settled out of
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Stormy Ocean VOYAGE.

New YORK, Oct. 2o.-The steamer Fur
nessia from Glasgow reports cyclonic
weather. One cabin passengers skull was
fractured while the ship was lurching, two
in the steerage died and were buried at sea.
One boat was stove in, and one funnel torn
away.
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WarehSnse and Contents Rnrnad.

PAssAIc On. j., Oct. 2O.-The great ware
house and its contents, consisting of 1000
barrels of wine of the Spear New Jersey
Wine Company. was burned this morning
The office and plant of the Passaic Item,
located in the building, was also destroyed.
Loss, $780, OO0: insurance small.
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Pacific Mail Figrrs,

NEW YORK, Oct. 20. = Kiernan's News
We have ascertained these facts, vouched
for by three Directors: If tie company
should decide to issue s3,0Oo,o0O new per
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COMMISSIONS OFFERED.
Inducements to Agents to Secure Transconti.
mental Passenger Business.

CHICAGO, Oct 2O.-A confidential circular
has been issued to agents by General Agent
Mcdonnell of the New Ontario aud West
ern road, notifying them that commissions
will be paid ON all prepaid orders secured
by them on transcontinental passenger
business. This has created much surprise,
as the road is one of the trunk lines that
signed au agreement to pay no commissions
itself, and do no business with any road
that does. What the Board OF Rulings will
do about it is now question.
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canadian Cabinet Mini.tsr I'll

OTTAWA (Ont.). Oct. 2O.-Hon. ]. A. Chap
lean, Secretary of State, was stricken with
heart failure at the State Department to-day
and his condition is serious.
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Russian Towns Burned.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 2O.-The town of
Rockow has been entirely destroyed by fire.
Five children we're burned to death The
inhabitants, most of whom lost all they pos
sessed, are camping in the fields. The
town Of Dida has also been destroyed by fire,
4Q8 houses being burned.
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Removed From the Russian Frontier

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2O.-In view of
possible complications with China in regard
to PsnIir and other territory the Governor
of the Trans Baikal has ordered the removal
Of all Jews residing within 0 kilometers
OF the frontier, to prevent the Jews acting
as spies for China.
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Influenza in Australia.
EAH

MELBOURNE, Oct. epidemic of in-
fuenza, similar TO that which prevailed re-
Gently in Europe aud America, is prevalent
in Victoria and New South Wales, and has
Frustrated many people. The deaths are
not numerous,
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Ysllow Fever Raging In Brazil.

Rio JANEIRo, Oct. 2O.-Dispatches from
Santos announce that the yellow fever Is
increasing. The Government has ordered
the vessels to Santos, 100 in all, to go out
side the harbor until ii is their turn to dis
charge,
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Legislation in Brazil.

RIO JANEIRo, Oct 20.-In the Chambe
of Deputies to-day a bill restricting the
issue of paper money passed the second
reading by vote of 100 against y. The
Deputies also voted in favor of the aboli-
ton of the law rendering obligatory the
payment of tariff dues in gold coin.
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Holly. Pemberton and MOrristOwn. They
are to organize ms Blaine clubs ana have the
name Incorporated in the titles. Then will
follow the organization of the county league
of Blaine clubs. The only club in the
county known to be favorable to the nomi-
nation of Harrison is the Mount Holly
iUht Guards
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Suit to Forecloss a MORTGAGE.

BURLINGTON. Oct. 20.-A suit to foreclose
mortgage for S225.OOo and interest since
September, 1890, was instituted to-day
against the McCosh Iron and Steel Com
pany, and the appointment of receiver
was prayed for by the creditors.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
Record Rreakine in Iowa.

INDEPENDENCE Qowa) Oct. 20.-About fifty
horses were started TO beat their mark day,
and most OF them succeeded. Tie yearllng
Rollo. the property of the Hewett stock farm.
Buffalo, broke the worlds pacing record for
yearIlngs. making the mile In 2:3l. This son of
Jerome Eddy neld the record at 2:374. Rollo's
time to-day places him again at the head. To
beat 2:2312, Sarccnet made a record Of 2:20s4 !;
Robert S, TO beat 2:3614, made 2:28; 10 beat
2:35. Dan made 2:32; 10 beat 2:35, Parker
made 2:2S12; Patchen Wilkes, TO beat 40
made 2:291s Loupy 10 beat 2 80. made 2:26A /;
Bawn to beat 2:46. made 2:3914; Molock 10
beat 2;3l lhs, made 2;241s. To beat 2:314 4
made 2:251s to beat 2:3Os4 Benefactor made
2:31 TO beat 800; Fedora lowered her record a
quarter of second by making 2:l5. To beat
2:2214 Flora Temple made 2:181a TO beat 2 :26
Sunset Patchen made 2:19s4 Bridal Bells made
2:37 10 beat :4612. To beat 2:34 Lady Savage
made 2:274 /; to beat :25 Pearl made 2:171a;
Silver Ross made 2:3o TO beat 1854. Willie G
10 beat 2:29 made 2:251a.
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At Lexington.

LEXINGTON tKy.), Oct. 2o.-At the meeting of
the Kentucky Association to-day the winners
were:
Five furlongs, Parolee won, Puryear D second,
Relief third. Time, :07.
Five furongs. Lillian Lindsay won, Twilight
second, ElZarra third. Time, 1:22.
One mile and fifty yards. Puryear d won,
Gretchma second, TenacIty third. Time, :58 Is.
One and a sixteenth miles. Miss Hawkins aud
Rorka ran a dead heat and the money was d.
yided, Kincsrm third. Time. :551a.
One aud sixteenth miles. Wadsworh won
julia May second, Innocent third. Tine l :l3.
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Fltirs N ne seoretorv ~ wa.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-A Washington spe-
cial asserts that the President has rendered
the War Portfolio to Stephen B. Elkins, who
nominated Blaine In Chicago in 1884.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
EXPLORER Russell At Seattle.

SEATTLE, Oct. 20.-Professor !. c. Rus
sell, the Alaskan explorer. arrived to-day
from Victoria and will await advices from
Washington before proceeding farther.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
Condemnation of powder,y.

CHICAGO. Oct 2O.-A Montreal special
says: Archbishop Taschereau has issued
in La Semaine ReigieuSe, the organ OF the
church. fierce article denouncing the prin-
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Elnods in Snain.

MADRID, Oct. 2O.-Advices from Alleria,
in Andalusia, report the prevalence of great
foods in that vicinity. The town Of Albex
suffered greatly.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
A Brook,vn Market ON Fire.

New YORK, Oct. 21.-A fire which broke
out after midnight in Wallabout Market,
Brooklyn. has done $780, 900 damage aud at
2 o'clock was not under control.
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sUNoL is NOW QUEEN.
The Worlds Trotting Record for n NIL
ToTvered tn o.nS1L

The Worlds Trotting Record for n Mills
Lowered to 2:OSM.
In view of her performance yesterday
Sun6l now holds the title, "Queeu of the
Trotters." She was thought to be 1T a week
ago, and essayed the feat when the elements
did not favor her. the wind blowing strongly
against the mare On that portion of the
course where the greatest test OF the racers
speed and strength is required-the last half
of the distance.
Yesterday the elements were propitious,
and the record of the race by quarters would
readily induce the belief that SunoI could
have easily lowered the record last week
had it not been for the strong wind then
prevailing.
RECORD BY QUARTERS.
lst Or. "a or. 90 Or. 4th Or.
ctSSer octoSer 70. SO s2Sa ss4 -2ds sih-aOsn
1t can readily be seen from the above that
while yesterday she trOtted the first half one
and half seconds slower than October 18th,
she was In the last half enabled to use her
full strength and speed embarrassed and this
distance was covered in two and quarter
seconds faster time than in her previous ef-
fort.
1t would appear that California now leads
the world In trotters and track, having in
the first mentioned Sunol and several of her
the last named the "kite" at Stockton
which is said to be lightning fast.
SunOl is a five-year-old bay mare, by Elec-
tioneer, out Of Waxana, and is an ideal
trotter.
The worlds record until yesterday sto cd
at the 2:08A mark. and was made by that
for many years queen of the trotting turf.
Maud s. She made it in a trot against time
at Cleveland, July 80, 1885. Up to that time
Jay-Eye-See had the top notch with 2:10.
made August l, 1884.
Sunol in her trot yesterday finished strong
and it is to be regretted that Marvin did not
push her just bit more to see what she
could do. The Maud S record was lowered
only half of second and it is gener-
ally admitted that the Stockton "kIte-
shaped track is somewhat faster than the
old-fashioned circular tracks in the East
Had Marvin then pressed SunOl to her ut
most he might have made mile that, with
all things taken into consideration, would
have stood as the fastest mile on record for
years to come.
As it is, however, Allerton is only three
quarters of second behind SunoPs 2:0SA,
and track consideration will be thought Of
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Arrested for yaprancv.

John Hentlemann, well-known city-front
rounder and vagraDt, was arrested last night
on East street by Sergeant Helms and OH
Ger Crosby.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
Arotber Matbodist churcb

RIVERSIDE. Oct. 2o.-The Methodist So
ciety has decided to erect new church to
cost $4,000. Work will begin at once.
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SHOT BY BANDITS.
Failing to Obtain Ransom They Kill Their
Prisoner.

Prisoner.
SAN ANTONIO Tex, Oct. 2O.-A dispatch
from Monterey, Mexico, says: The iufor-
nation reached here last evening that Fran
cisco Flores, formerly a prominent merchant
of this city, but who for some time past has
been engaged extensively in stock-raising
in the Poncitlau District, State of JaliScO
was made prisoner about two weeks ago
by a band of brigGndS, commanded by the
brothers Jturequi. The demand for ran
som Of $4,000 being refused by Flores family
the bandits Immediately shot the unfoItu-
nate man
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THE SOCIALISTS.
Workers Preferred Over Speakers = The Sc
ceders Meet.

UIAsIS fItItIItu UVeT optaAtT5 = ING 6e-
ceders Meet
ERFURT, Oct. 2O-The Socialists passed
resolutions to-day favoring tie creation Of
socialist literature for the benefit of the
young and providing for the issue OF text
book and the formation of statistical bu-
reau. 1t rejected the proposal to form a
school Of el0cutOn for the training OF ora
tOrlcal agitators in behalf of the cause Of
socialism.
BERLIN, Oct. 2O.-The Socialist secede7s
who withdrew from the Socialist Conference
al Erfu!t held a tumultuous meeting in this
city to-day. Many of the members Of the
moderate party were expelled.
The morning call., 1891-10-21
81. Rlaias Sent to Tenuessae.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-The stallion st. Blalse,
purchased by Charles Reed, was sent to Fair
view Farm at Gaatln, Tenn, to-day. Mr.. Reed
refused TO entertain any offers of advance on the
price paid by him, including S125 900 offered by
j. b. Haggin. ST. Blaise has been insured for
$4,000. The first mare 20 be bred to him " Ill
be Reporter, and the price will be S2500.
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