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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
CHARGED WITH RoBBIxG LIvERYMny.

In the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Justice
Grady hold Harry Oge, twenty-five years OIL of No
:26 West Twenty second ST.. and Harry Johnson
twentyone years old OF No. 90 West Fifty eighth
81 10 await reauiston papers from New-Jesey. They
were charged with being horse thieves By James
Carroll n liyoryman, Of Paterson. Last Monday. IL
is ALLEGED. Oge and Johnson called on Carroll and
hired horse and carriage. saying that they wanted
% take ride to Little Falls. on the same day. two
men who answered the descriptions OF the prisoners
secured another horse and carriage from j. Grumpy
also OF Paterson As the two rigs were not returned
the lvorymen made inquiries and learned that Their
property was on the way 10 this city. The men were
caught on Fiday night H. Detectives Morris ana
stafford Of the Forty -sevenhst. squad. Carroll and
Grundy appeared In court. Carroll positively iicnti-
fed Johnson. but was in doubt as far as oele was
concerned. Grundy unable 10 Identity either OF
the prisoners.
After tho arrest OF Ogle and Johnson the detectives
learned that they had sold CAROLS horse and buggy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
THE MUSICAL SEASON IN LONDON.

"r,v,r1FP1, RI,SIICANA,s" GREAT SUCCESS
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD's NEW POEM.
Iondon Nov o1-Mascagni's Cavalleria hus'i-
cana ot slcnor Lagos shaftesbury Theatre mas
proved TO be as great success IN Lonooh do 4" 'o
other cities in which 1t has been gwen i"e opSi"
was originally sung twice week, theh io'.r "''.'
n week: but even this did not meet the uelha"u'
Of the musc-lOving public, ana no" N"''i''''" -''
ticanap Is produced nightly
Tho norformance of "Cayalleria Rusticana" ordered
bv the Queens command at Windsor Castle. VIII be u
substitute for Sir Arthur Sullivan's lVanhoe winch
was to have been produced there. but o"hls u INC
fact that the scenery OF vanhoe' Is extremely heavy
il was found impossible To produce that operu o'
account of the difficulty OF transportation .
Two weeks ago H. D'Oyly Carte revived "lVahhoe
at the Royal English Opera, in Cambridge Circus IL
was the intention to sing it alternate nights with
La pasoche., For some reason lv;.nhoe WAS Wi-
expectedly withdrawn and d" Ia BaSoche' Is now nc
pended upon to fill The house nightly.
The experiment of Sir Augustus Harris, manager OF
the Covent Garden Theatre, in bringing from rams inc
compony OF the opera Comque Is certain TO be re-
pcated Their performances met with the m6heSt
commentator from the critics Nothing else out INC
Opera Comiaue company could have saved Br,neaus
" Ie Reyen from failure here. While 1t was the
opinion of the critics and public generally mat the
music was tresome, the finished rendering was such
that It warranted the mounting OF the opera three
times.
In the literary world interest is aroused III Loru
Rosebery's life OF William Pitt The work Will appear
next week.
Sir Edwin Arnold has written long poem, which
appears in the December number OF The Contempt
rary Review II is in the lyrical dramatic iorm anu
cmbodies a charming japanese legend. The ut'e Vi
the poem Is The No Dance
In Paris during the last week three new pieces have
been brought out. At the Varieties Albert Mllaud 5
comedy "The Princes brought out III IS thought
a rather weak production.
Meilhac and st. Albn's charming comedy, Mon
sieIr Fable, was produced at the Paais Royal ana
achieved a great success. This play VIII propapy
be adapted for the London and American theatres =,
At the Theatre Francais on Thursday night VI:
Paul Delair' sadapon OF shakespeares =" Tanning OIL
the Shrew' was produced under the title OF La
Megere Apprlvosee.' NJ. Delars version Is In four ,
ACES and is free adaptation. The cast included the
elder COauelin. who played Petruchlo; Mile. de
Marsy who east for Catherine, and Coqaein the
Younger as Grumo. The staging Of the piece was
extremely effective, and appeared to be much appe
clatcd.
The church authorities OF Belgium have placed
Bruneau's opera lie Reye' in the " Index lAbroriun
proh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
LECTURES AND meetings..

re annual meeting OF the Chdren's Aid Society win
be held on Tuesday at O'Clock D. M. the American
Exchange National Bank. No. 12S Broadway. The 10.
ports and will be presented sGd
other business vii. bs transacted
William Blalkie will arak at Association Hall this
afternoon at O'Clock, show Get strong Morally"
The Chickcring Quartet will sing All young are
invited 70 attend this lecture Professor W. IL. Thom-
sons Bible elas, for and will begin at D.
Tho Alumni Association of the Coo.cr Union hold
social meeting last evening in the philosophical lectare-
OF the Cooper Union. Henry Beierbek. one OF the
survivors OF the Greedy edition. related his experiences
during that eyentful journey. Joseph stanford played
violin. Eraest j. Kaltenbaeh, president OF tho
ss>,eatlon, presided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
THE JACKSONVILLE EDITORS AT WAR AGAIN.

Jacksonville Fla, Nov. 81 (SpeciaD.-This afteTS
moons Telegram edited by H. V. SEVERE. who was
challenged by Harrison Editor Of The standard ana
whose duel stopped by the arrest OF the principals
last Monday noon, had red-hot article denouncinS
Harrison. The matter had about quieted down out
side, and people had hoped that the principals would
let it stay where 1t was. But this morning "Ths
Standard copied dispatch sent from here last Mon
day to "Thc Atlanta Constitution and also article
railing at seviere, copied from state paper In the
dispatch prominence given TO alleged remark
threat by Harrison that OF three things woah
happen-he would be killed the field. be wounded
and renew the challenge or II the duel did not occur,
he would kill SEVERE with n shotgun on Bay-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
JOHN EIcHLrR's SUIT FOR B1AcKMAII.

The ease Of John Elehler against Mrs Anna h Eiehler
and Nicholas Elchler her for bacsnaii. was again
called In Morfsana Court yesterday The prosecution
closed at noon and defendant Anna n Eichier took
IN, stand She stopi firm in tho assertion that John
Echer. the complainant, none other than her own
John who abandoro her thirty years ago she said he
had married her Germany and left her alone TO support
herself and four children She gave dates names ana
places OF which the complainant says he knows nothing
Nicholas Eiehlcr said yesterday II have never asked
Mr. Eleher for a cent Of money have merely written
u him because wanted after mothefs Interest
Ny mother tells me that this man Is my father should
man not believe his own motherf Can you DiAmc me
for the course have pursuedF'
The complainant through his attorney. has made an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
SHOT DOWN BY HIS SIEPS0S.

Richland Minn Nov. 21.-A tragedy occurred on
the farm Of Joseph Colbun. near here, last evening"
resulting in the death OF Mr.. Colburn Puarci Vi
long standing between Coburn and his s'epson Ohfs
Peasly. was renewed when Mr.. Colburn came out OF
hi, barn leading colt. PcsY said the colt belonged
to him and laid hold Of the rein If forciby to take
the horse Colbum jumped forward and struck feasiy
a blow which sent him spawling on the ground
Ieasly ran into the house. from which he emerged
moment lacr with shotgun. and running up 10 Col
buln discharged both barrels. Hing Cob.ri's Dea,t
Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
PROMINENT CITIZENS CAUGHT IN BURGLARY.

Joliet Ill, Nov. 21.-At Gardner, tweny-one miles
from here, DIS: Foyer and McAdam and one Briggs, q
livery stable keeper were discovered early this
ing trying to blow open the safe OF the Gardner Bank
Burglarics have been frequent during the last year.
and detective employed. lie suspected these
three and Joined them in order to get at their secrets.
He helped them to plan the burglary Of the bank and
while they IN the act OF blowing open the safe
called them to surrender. They resisted and at
tempted to escape. The detective shot McAdam and
brought him down. and captured Boyer Briggs c.
capped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS.
A REDIsIRICTING WANTED.

GOVERNORS OF KAS:As AND MISSOURI URGED
TO CONVENE THE LEGIsLATUREs.
Chicago. Nov. o1.-A dispatch from Topeka, kan'
ays: Judge w. C. Webb, OF this city has written an
opinion in which he says that Kansas VIII rose . co.,
dental elector unless the Governor conVehes u'
legislature in special session for the purpose OF reals
trictlng the state for Congressional purposes. lie
cites the Constitution which is plain The matter as
horn seriously considered by many leading Repuohcahs
o, the state but Governor Humphrey has eApessoa
M oninon lie has sad however, that nothing snort
:, nuhiic calamity would induce him TO convene
IN. legislature in extra session. All the parties mere
will nominate candidate ut large for Congress- unless
the state is redistricted. .
The same condition exists in Missouri, and Governor
Francis is being urged to call special session VI Tue
LEGISLATURE The congressman there are opposed 10
- hoo, &, their districts and will prevent 1t II
POSSIBLE Should Governor Francis decline to
he legislature Governor Humphrey co,o aeei Md
vsnsas and the loss OF elecOr IN each oEiVe "ou"
not affect the general result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
CATARINO GARZAS ms URRECTION .
GENERAL. pIAz INFORMS SENIOR ROMERO OF HIS

Nf.NT NJ
MOVEMENTS on THE FRONTIER.
Washington, Nov. 2l.-Senoc Romero, Mexican MIN
ister called President Diaz's atentS TO the Browns
Vile and San Antonio kilograms published recently In
the newspapers, to the effect that Catarno Cara
was heading a revolution in Northern Mexico, which
was supposed to be on the increase. Senior Romero Is
TO-DAY in receipt of dispatch from General Diaz, Of
which the following Is an extract:
CatarinO CARA organized in tie territory OF tne
Inited states in VIC alton Of their INV. an armed
band Of about eighty men. A. TIE bo''iT I'hc Is 80
extensive, he able TO crC,, a lIr "htie therc
were no.trooDs and while fh',c go armed ranch
men started in pursuit, he robbed the Unprotected
villages he found on his way. dGrng T. thty or forty
bIurS which he remained in Il .N.cJi territory end
crossed over the Rio Grsndc liver % Texas without
being moested inerercl with by the proper anthor
itIes OF the United States. lie and few of lis men
ara now IeOYganZng and recruiting In two ranches IN
Texas nea the frontier and 80 far without any inter-
ference from ANYBODY CARA never stopped 10 fight
his pursuers, and one Killed and few wounded he had
were shot in their backs while running at full speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

for $40 80 to to J. c. Bowers Of No. 10 West Sixty.
fourth st. On the following day Ogle went TO J.
Ooole, the florist Of West Fifty nintlst, and induced
him to lend him his buggy. saying that his
broken. Ogle then took OToole's buggy down to
Reeds auctonro0ms, where he disposed of 1t for $50.
Both men known to the police Ogle Is an
convict having served term at Sing Sing for forging
his fathers name to check for 81 900. lie is the
brother OF George Oge who is serving life sentence
for the murder OF Frank Brown at the Grand Opera
House about six years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
DEFAULTERS And SMUGGLERS.
TWO AUSTRALIANS DoINGs ABOARD THE YACHT
BEAGLE.

BEAGLE.
San Francisco Nov. 21.-Last Wednesday the steamer
Oceanic brought news from uopolulu that two men
coing themselves Douglass and Bloom, had appeared
there I'm the yacht Beagle, and had been arrested al
the instance OF Il. Levy, who said he was agent ol 'e
New South Wales Government, and stated that the
men were defauiters In large aIms from that state.
The men wer. arrested a charge OF smuggling
CON- in order to hold them until extradon papers
arrived but they finally released. H. Levy, the
detective in the case, is in this city, lie states
that the mems true are Bell and Davis.
They have long record Oh successful ana I'M
punished swndles The last the organization OF
the Australian Banking Company. The bank pros
pered and the meT purchased the Beagle, ffty-ton
cutter One night four months they transferred
60 900 OF the banks money to the yacht and sailed
away. 1t is stated that they are now engdeed II.
small arms and cannon or Two Oh bOaiIl, anu IL
could not be captured except by war vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

rer no drop the case upon defendants signing -
acknowledging their mistake but the oner h' 49,
refused upon the advice OF counsel congressman
id ..The Young mans attorney giving the Defendants
&C.,, moor ,dvce We have proven beyond the SHADE" o!
doubt that these people at least mistaken, even
no. guilty OF blackmai and they should no" oe N, ms
20 own up and let the matter drop we nave "are1 s
vouno man several times and laid before him undspuo
oT ,ho, Ar ricbcr the brewer could not possibly DO
his father and yet he persists in his persecution
The case will be continued next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
GOING tn HELP OUT SPRINGER.

Chicago Nov 2i.-The "101" Democratic members
~ the Illinois General Assembly VINO ~i'ic'eu
National reputation In the long Senate contest Oh S'
winter announce that they Will start ior Washington
~ D.,anh.r N assist william NJ. Springer, OF
In,ro, in his canvass for the Speakership. Speaker
Craft today said: Yes, we are going to washington
10 help out good fellow who is entitled to the Dcs'
in the land lie is always courteous mas the oo'h'y
20 distinguish himself as a presiding officer or AS a
member on the floor. and ! think lnhos deserves
souetbirc for elcctinc General Palmer. We want
snrnrnr elected and II the Democratic House follows
III. leadership we can carry lllinois next year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
PAPERS TO BE READ BY G. +. KUyZ.

The next meeting OF the NewYork Academy Of Science
Will be held at Hamilton Hail. Columbia College, tomorrow
evening at o'clock The following papers Will be read
ny George f. Kunz ''Some Observations on the Opal
Mines OF Hungary aud the Occurrence Of opal In washing
ton State and Oregon ION the Origin OF the Garnet sne
Associated Minerals in the Garnet District In Bohemia anA
saxonyr Both paprs will be illustrated with original
s,ereopticon and specimens The public IN.
yted TO attend the meetings OF the academy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

state Alliance President Sutton ruled the
motion oht OF Order but appeal was taken and the
president overied. He then left the hall amid great
confusion The convention was again called TO order
by vice president Three delegates were elected 10
Third party convention, and motion carried TO pay
their expenses out OF an allowance from the treasury
President Sutton declares that he will expose tile
Alliance for It's political demonstrations, and says that
IL cannot be successful unless politics is dropped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
DEAD TEXAN BAyKER,s ESTATE.

TYLER Tex. Nov. o1.-A suit was filed yesterday III
the district court OF Smith County by J. Il. Patter-
SON temporary administrator Of the estate Of the ae
T. r. Bonner, against L. J. McCord, John NJ Duncan
H. A. Whitaker, j. II. Bonner, +. T. Gotham, kountzc
nrcthers bankers, OF New York I. NJ. Campbell re
,eiver OF the I. and G.. n. Railroad company ano
F. ". Bonner, banker, at Rusk The erect OK
this suit is to stop every one from dsposing OF the
assets belonging Bonner and to secure partition
and accounting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
rROUBLEs OF BUSINESS MEN.

Waterbury Conn.,, Nov 21.-Peter J. STAIN jcweler,
made an assignment to day. His liabilities will reach
5000.
Boston, Nov 81 The embarrassed law firm Of Baker
& Curry owes 10000, exclusive of four claims OF
uncertain amounts The assets consist OF nOts, tudg-
ments. mortgages and accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

day by a tramp who halted special train composed
Of Manager Hodreges private and an engine forty
feet from partially burned bridge over dep canon
near Crawford The bridge is 40 feet long, and part
of II had fallen. They gave the tramp purse /"
hearty meal and pass 70 st. Joseph but he was on
board No. AZ I'm yesterdays wreck at Leanys sidihg'
and badly shaken up and bruised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
THEY WAyr PROHIBITION on LONG STAPLE COTTON.

Charleston, 5. c., Nov. 81 (speclal).-Planters OF
island cotton in this State have organized the Sea
Island Protective Union, with II. A. Fowles pres
dent, the object being to the passage by Con-
gress Of tariff on long staple cotton. Similar unions
will be organized in Georgia and Florida. During the
summer effort made to form combination
OF the Carolina planters to prevent the sale Of seea
to Georgia and Florida planters, but this failed, and
the present combine be the outcome Of that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN HOMER.

Cortland, n. V, Nov. 81 (Spedal).-Late last nlghS
the sixth incendlary fire within two months occurred
In Homer The large hay and cattle barns Of Andrew
Kingsbury were set on fire and destroyed. To-day .
vigilance committee organized, and will try TO
apprehend the incendlanes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

Of yesterday, when there was a recurrence Oh 'ne
hcmorrages that caused his friends great alarm one
week ago. At the Metropoe to-day 1t was stated that
although he Feeble he better than he mao peai
yesterday and that hope Of his recovery mad not Deeh
given up, although his condition was critical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
JUDGE KENNEDY RIGHTING A WRONG.

Syracuse n. V, Nov. 21-Judge Kennedy AZ NOM
0osy granted order TO the oaohuasa .o"a 49,,
Bord OF Canvassers that the erroneous returns In the
st Assembly District recIting errors in twentyseV
OF the fftytwo election districts, shall be sen, Ddoh
or correction aud iat When such returns arc rece'eu
70 proceed and complete the canvass the boaiu "oV
adjourn for more than trce days while a"auhs ''o
corrected returns and not TO issue any statement "
certificate OF the result without further order Oh '
court: The Judge Ignores Inc certificate issued ycser
csy In favor OF RYAN tDcm.). stay VIII DC %
mihed by counsel OF the Democratic members OF tlie
srsnsassing Board and appeal taken TO ui' "c"e'"
iefm now In sc sion here.
'iiE WASHINGTON ALLIANCE BENT ON PoLIli'c'
Dayton. Wash, Nov. 21.-Thc Farmers AIiahoc
,~'c Convention adjourned last evening aitcr d
,'ormy session. motion was made TO select throe
."sstes to the Third. party convention to be hcio
Licnhurc, aud to pay their expenses out OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
mILLs,s SUPPORT IN NEw-ENGLAND.

seport teIegraphcd from Washington that the New
Enyaa Democratic delegation TO Congress had mad
meeting. and. with this exception of perhaps one OF
txo had practically decided not to support ME- Mis
for Speaker is erroneous. 1t can be anthortauNeH
ased that, while the NewFneland delegation mas no'
Jet taken any formal and definite acton, the prefer
oNes OF majority Of its members are decldediy nor
Mr.. NILS. 1t is still open question whetner 'he
vote Of the delegation can be cast as uni' ior ''s
CANDIDATE. hut il can be positively stated that no
ea-ddae but Mr. Mills can receive this vote, and that
under any circumstances. Mr.. Mills IS likely Z" re-
GAVE the support of majority of the delegation ~
has yet appeared that Mr. MillsS leadng com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

The Empire state express of the New York Central
continues TO make Its wonderful schedule OF $50 miles
In 500 minutes every day. Fifty two and onethird
miles per hour. actual running time. See tn
table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

WFAyoR OF SENATOR STEWARDS RE ELECTION
San Francisco, Nov. 81 CspeciaD-John W. MaoA's
declares himself In favor OF senator oVe""'
,Isct,o, On Y.vada Mr.. Mackay says he is not
candidate that he has no time for politics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
THE RESULT DECLARED IN COLUMBIA

Hudson, n. Y, Nov. 21.-The county O'n'"'s'. =. >
II Columbia Comfy completed their work at late
hour last night and officially declared the result. THIS
: the canvass ON state senator: Edward T. os6oTne'
so73: Gilbert A. Deane. 5,2o5; Mitchell DI"hihe'
ooa Deane's plurality, 132.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

TRAMP,s WORK As LIFE-sAVEk.
seward Neb Nov 81 special)-The hvcs OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

CRITICAL CONDITION OF JOHN b. Gibson.
Chicago Nov. FL (spcclaD.-The death OF John b.
Carson. the well-known railroad manager ana capt.
,.Ist s feared ut ANY time. Ills Life was desQslreo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

From EGBERT GUERNSEY, NJ. D., 500 Fiithays, New.
York CITY, Editor Of the New-York Medical Times
Mr. JOHN T. LOCKWOOD.
Dear Slr-My attention first called TO the use o.
Clysmc Water by Judge Hilton, m Saratoga, some we
years since, but simply table water. mixing VITA
where think IL excels any other have but
yarous forms OF disease In Diabetes, Brights DE-
and Catarh Of the Bladder well In the eond
arising from deranged digestion, 1t has Afforded
thirst and scanty urine, find IL refreshing ana
beneficial. acting much better than ordinary writer IN
Dphhcra and Scarlet Fever 10 acts kindly relieving
patient much Of the danger from the secondary kidney
trouble apt prove fatal In the sick and on the
dinner table the Clysmic Water is always weecme Ne
specially f. GoEhNsEi'
From J. NJ sCHLEY. NJ D.. Attending Physician as
East 42d-st, NETWORK.
J. T. LOCKWOOD.
Dear Sr-In looking the mrny testmonias Gems
Won setting forth the Clysmic Water And ono
from Mr. VIM. Hoyt who. upon my recommendation, has
freely his family and more epecaiy IN inc
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Clysulc great deal IN my practice Tor BrIents seaso
BLADDER Affections and In forms OF Dyspepsia. ene
s use will extend the profession Its merits %.
come better known. Respectfully. .
WIN" J. MONTF0RT SCHLEY, NJ. D.
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Dear sir-I conder Cvmic Water the superior Of any
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Dear SrDI hive used "Clvsmc" table winter Tor
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