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Died In Church.

LITTLE FALLS, Minn., Special, May l3.--
Lewis Scott, the aged janitor of the Epis-
copal church in this city. fell in an apilsp-
tic fit last evening while attending to. his
duties at the church, and died in few min
utes without regaining consciousness. He
was veteran of the Eighth Minnesota Vol
unteers. I'd asg,ss
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Arrived Safely.

TACOMA, Wash. May IS. "A report reached
here to-day that the party of colonists on
the steamer Lucy Lowe, reported wrecked
on the straits OF Juan De Fuca, arrived at
their destination safely this morning after
many hardships.
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ANfsroS, Ont, special-six blocks oi
buildings We're burned here today They
contained SIX hotels, farty.hve stores,
twenty-five residences, the postoffloe, mar,
ket buildings and tho fire hall. The loss
will run into the hundreds ofthousandi.
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A SIllwankee islaze

MrIYAUK ZEE sppoal-=F. A. Walsh a Co.'s
tinWaro faptaFy, so5p. ST. Paul aYsenie and
Thirteenth street, burned to-night II was
q ave=stoFY bripk bpilding and all its pon-
tents were destroyed. TIE loss VIII reach
$4,000.
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POLITICAL CIRCLES.

o. X. PEoKHAM Of st, Louis has been
elected president of the National Confec-
THE Iowa Republican state central com.
mittee has issued call for state eonYep-
ton to nominate gubernatorial ticket, to
be held at Cedar Rapids, July /.
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FOREIGN.

MARQUIS Dr. RuD1Nr, the Italian premier,
has signed treaty renewing the dreibund
for five years.
A French scientific expedition in Terra
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VIII Appeal to the Powers.
R0MF Enaoial--Tha TtaI;a sayr,

The italian government Is about to address q
circular to the European powers submitting the
conduct OF the United States government In the
thus be the initiator OF an International agree
ment to compel the United States to find means
TO guarantee the protection OF foreign subjects,
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ST. Paul, Mimi, May 13.-Hon. John w,
Roche, for over a quarter Of a. century city
controller Of St, Paul, drapped dead on o
selby aFeANs asRle tFaim !,
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
Rren. Motaers have repeatedly told mo Of it's
Good effect upon their children
DR.. G. G. OsaooD,
lowell Mass
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CastOria.

The Company, Murray New York City
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. Ihope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use CaStoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throatS, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr.. J. F. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
THE ALTON KxrRAPPED At LAST:
Centrsots to Carry Troops Oat or New York.
snd the CeatrAl Works the Boycott


Contracts to Carry Troops Oat or New York.
and the CeatrSl Works the Boycott
An interesting situation has come about
from the acquisition by the Chicago and Alton
Railroad Of tho contract to carry tho Eleventh
United btates Infantry from Sackett's Harbor.
New York. to Arizona. As usual. bids were
handed In to the Quartermaster- General by
the trunk lines and tho Atoms rate proved
to be the lowest II was trife over $50 each
for privates. and It's route was via tho Rome.
watertown and Ogdensburg to Suspension
Bridge. New York Central from Suspension
Bridge to Buffalo. Nickel Plate from Buffalo to
Chicago. Alton from Chicago TO Kansas City.
and Atchlson from Kansas City to Arizona
Tho Alton had agreed upon pro-rating ar
rangements beforehand with all the lines ex-
cept tho New York Central. which II seems to
have forgotten. II had an idea that the Rome
roads arrangements with the Central would
carry tho troops through IN saiety. But the
central 2mflais caught WING OF Il, and they
1s posed ssa fsnpp
Ing tho SoySoff f HRs ton Claimed S Tat Il
could get along without these particular two.
hsys Ssr ins8 tss
yesterday that II wouldn't pro-rats or furnish
the latter With any tickets. except for cash at
TSls means Shst he Alton VIII have e 70 buy
u thss sss from mt
SorE The patty Ssiil have 70 b. sapplisd viii
an agent Will have to make trip 10 Buspen-
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AN ELOPEMENT SPOILED,
Miss Ellis's Father Takes Her From Hel
Lover rs They Were Starting for America,

Miss Ellis's Father Takes Her From Her
Lover rs They Were Starting for America.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct. San exciting scene was
witnessed to- day on board tho White Star line
steamer Teutonic. which left Liverpool yester-
day for New York. When the Teutonic dropped
anchor here this morning in order to take
mails and passengers on board. o gentleman
Of clerical appearance was TO be seen on the
company's tender as she approached tho
steamship. He seemed to be In o state OF oon-
siderable excitement and upon boarding the
Teutonic asked after u young lady and gentle
man whose description he furnished to every
body. right and left. with tho result that he
was soon placed in communication with O
young couple. who seemed dreadfully fright
ened and ashamed when confronted by him.
No sooner did he catch sight OF the Young
lady than he seized her violently by the arm,
dragged her from her companion. at whose
head he hurle led a shower Of abuse, and then
literally by force dragged tho young lady down
the Steamers side and on board tho tender
The gentleman was tho Rev. BARLEY Ellis OF
young lady, was, his daughter. Harriet Ellis
Arthur Sfottram The Captain " the " Tea aems
npon being made aware Oh the facts Of the case
interposod no objection to the removal of his
passenger. especially as the young lady did
not depy the truth Of the allegations made.
md could only sob in reply 10 questions nut to
her Mottram also landed amid the jeers OF
the pas selgcrs.
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sion Bridge beforehand to get the tickots.
pension Bridgo to Buffalo Mt tariff rates will
take considerable from. tho profit OF the Alton.
SINCE tho through rnte Is not much more than
But this Is only one feature Of the. pro-
Framme. Tho New York Central wants to
upon the Nickel Plate and Rome roads not to
furnish through tickets to Chicago; 80 that tho
Alton VIII be put to great. Inconvenience in
sending agents along to look after the tickets
for the. troops But II Is understood that tho
Alton has pro-rating contracts with both the
Nickel Plate and Rome. roads, an additional
evidence Of how nimsy the alleged boycott is
among all the roadR except the Central and
Pennsylvania. The Romo road is lcased by
the Central. and It has the samo executive
officers
II was reported yesterday that the general
passenger agent OF tho West Shore, another
leased Tine OF tho New York Central, had been
trying to get the Alton to. send tho troops
down to Syracuse and over the. West Shore to
Buffalo. This would obvate. tho necessity OF
the Atoms buying Now York Central tickets
sumes that the conscience OF the West Shore
general passenger agent is more elastic than
that OF the New York Central passenger agent
In regard to the boycott.
The troops are to start to- morrow. and In tho
mean time interesting developments arc ex-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
JOHN L. IN KsyoARoo LAND.
The Mig Mans Disappointment and Discorn.
ature In Australia.

"0 :"
inc ,ots Of tun 70 tho Australian bubble sav.
. .us i ie's VI y, run w , wv p"'''' e"'s
tne san FRANCISCO Gfdm'a0'
hm. ax ." WIZ ,at HIM u, " t tbn s
60 20, 49,. 49,. -
playgocrs have added their verdict to that rro.
noupced duripg !. Inwrenoe's engagement in
this oitr
Sullivan left San Francisco full Of horo that
the coin OF the nntipcdeaas would dron into
his pockets with mighty Jingle, but oisan'
pointment, deep, dark, and gloomy, was wait,
had dreamed of and now hi is over there
anxlously waiting for q remittance. John L.
is broke"
tho SoSd sssrs arc we'll we'll n oa o s
acting is n drug on tho market.
When the combination OF which tho cham
pion poses as star reached the land OF kanga-
IVSs .ne OH boards PLACED win mo,u@a ns
..mitograpns plcturing INC slusger III u uresS
SUI mn aa an 'es Hrri srne shown forth too
ip all the glory that could DO spared from tho
Sullivan and his manager Bnrnet. were we'll
received BY the representative OF tho sporting ,
1 9air,nnis put was purely on nacouht @, ms
Of hiS histrlonic talonts, .,,
sullivan was madea lot OF until he appeared
hehind tho foetlights Mt sydney " course
mere mere was largo audience there the l ,i1s
nIght. Tor no better advertised man than suit
van eyer donned mitten or posed for the plau-
d'fi OF me gallery. t,,
~, inc ilrst might settled him and the snow 100
The rapers next day did not attempt 70 dispar or.
ags ms parnmountnbiiity rs asiuRTcr. put they
ula say NC was about the worst actor that hao
'ea arlIsen TO me colonies =, o,.o ,rt +ha
r'4y was made ni tnp OF and pucked to- pieces;
e pay ,eXpeIn , and the entire season was
ulSinhl Hnllly frost
but al hope was not como yet, Tor the COM
pany was hiiled t. anpear IN Melbourne sgd
ny nsSes 1mnK Melbourne Is me iGoiast CITY on
Inc cohtincnt, ana tho qwellcrs IN Meibourne
return TIC feeling with compound interest
nSe tt n Svnev
1aitnre N Melbourne.
do mneh the LATER sity aPrl4nds sydney zen,
genus. 90 u was mat MIR. harrison ana MS
Star looked forward to u prosperous season In
"eSl ,,t tnr n, ~ A.. .,,., ,,.,os nh,
put ior once me t twn cni"s agreed me cur
Ulln went up tne IrSt night on Qlsmal
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MORE STOCK FOR THE AroNoM
President Thomas Says tho Pressure o
business Demnnds Groatsr Faciaties

NrcHhocht 1hOmns says tho Frc0Suro Of
Busincss Demands Greater Facilities.
President Samuel Thomas Of the Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago Railroad has issued
circular to the stockholders calling their at
tention to the operations OF the company for
the past six months during which the present
management has been in office. The most
important thing that has been done was the
successful discharge Of q floating debt Of ST.
100000. which at one time threatened the
road with insolvency, A large number OF COM
promising suits havo been amicably settled.
Many important economies have been intro
duced In the operations OF the road. which.
with the limited capital at command have re-
suited IN q gain OF $15U,OOO over the corre-
sponding six months OF last year But, says
Con, Thomas. the existing facilities OF tho
road arO taxed to their utmost. and trafiio
which might be handled by 1t ID constantly
inability OF the Monon to provide accommo.
dations.
What they need Is further capital to afford
Increased terminal facilities ut Chicago, addi-
tionai freight cars and passenger equipment,
and the replacement OF wooden bridges and
iron rails with stacl bridges and rails. The
liked charges are already as hoayy as prudent
policy will Justify. aud the Board thinks that
there should DO further issues Of common
tockholdors, pro rata. so that they viii be abiS
to maintain their .proportionate ownership and
receive nil the benefits accruinR from the
stock. special meeting OF the stockholders
has heen called for Nov. q to authorize such
issue II It Ii deemed advisable.
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coa.sct.cup. whol...l. Po,.on.r.

PLAINr1ELD. Conn.,. Oct. a-The mystery sur
rounding the poisoning OF thirty or moro
guests ut q ball and supper. which shocked
this townitwo weeks ago. is likely to be cleared
up. Mr.. Griffin. the manager OF the ball. said
to-day that no arrest had boon made before on
account. Of the town election. but he added
that he had positive Information that the deed
was done by an opposition caterer, who il TO
be arrested tonight or Tomorrow morning.
These who were POISONED arc all alive and,
with two EXCEPTIONS. are all right. The deed
jealousy, as the assistant Of Major Picket. the
caterer. hpd recently stepped between the sus-
wealthy citizens have offered money to assist
usual interest
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HOWELL SHOT IN M4LYCE
He Pleads justification, However, and Says
Ao 10 No Murderer.

wARnENToN. Ga. Oct s-A. v. Howell msde
o long statement to tho jury to-day In his trt1
for murder. In which he admitted shooting
Capt McGrath. whom he accused OF fouliy
slandering his wife. and acknowledged that
the deed was done In o spirit Of malice DC
closed by saying: -.
II know 1t was malice In my heart
that caused me to shoot him. Could
have without injury. and great injury
to my own family aud my honor.
avoided the necessity OF taking his lie
how gladly would have done 30. ] desire to
say further. gentlemen. that am no murder
or. No man has q higher regard for human
life than have. took Capt. NcGrath's life to
prevent his wronsiuC me moro than one man
ITO take a mans life Is NOT SO bad as to de;
bauch his home loved my wife devotsdly;,
believed In her virtue aud fidelity TO me implio;
lily. and sought only to protect her home apd
protection Of the law. ! have done nothing
moro than the law says may and what any
honorable man would have done under similar
clrcum stances.
Court adjourned when Howell had finished
his statement Tomorrow morning the pro-
ceedings will be highly sensational; The lnt;
tiers written to McGrath by Mrs. Howell VIII
no doubt be presented.
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He Says ParrsIi Was Not . hfss of Idsns
Hut AssinaiintsA These OF Othsrs.

ne bSyr Fafu~h ~AS NV = VS. W seNs."s
Hut Assiniintsa Those OF Othsrs.
LONDON, Oct. 8.-During an interview at his
Brighton residence to-day Capt o'shea de.
clincd to allude to personal matters.
Regarding political issues he thought tho
death Of Parnell was apparently disadvantage
to the Unionists, but ultimately 1t would be
soen that It would not result in the reunion Of
tho Irish homo rulers. Tho question" the
Captain said. rs not In the hands Of profess
sionnl politicians. For some time the leaders
had become o mutual admiration society.
Healy will SEQ halo around the head OF Sex
ton. and the lattcr will discover TINT Healy is n
great man. Henly really has immense ability,
but. the people will not accept. him., At
tho last conversation hut ono that ever had
with Parnell. he assented with obvious pleas:
ure to my suggestion that among his political
friends tho falsost was Dillon: tho lowest,
Healy and 7. = O,Connor, and the most con-
viii Mccarthy keep tho lead9" was asked
Capt. oShca. With nm impatient gesture. re-
piled: ANY one In political 2r private iifee
know that no Is not only u mere i!gurehcnd.
but peculiarly ill-contrived one His politl-
cal position is extremely prccarious
have nothing now to say about Pnrnell,"
continued tho Captain. Il was IN April. 1881,
that ] found him out for what no was political.
ly. He was mover q man o! idcns. His was not
an original mind: but ho was tho most skilful
Of others ideas that ever met"
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1RE ARMr or THE TENNESSEE.
Henry Wntterson, at tho Banquet, Pays an
Eloquent Tribute 10 Gen. Grant.

Henry Wnttersou, at tho Banquet, Pays an
Eloquent Tribute 10 Cen. Grant.
CHICAGO. Oct. S.-The meeting OF the Army
| OF the Tennessee closed tonight with grand
banquet A more distinguished company than
gathered under the sparkling chandeliers at
tho Palmer House Is seldom witnessed around
the festive board. and the oratory was simply
superb
Gen. Grenville NJ Dodge. successor Of Con.
Sherman. as President Of the society. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles. Gen. Walter 9. Gresham. and
others hardly less celebrated in military
annals. were conspicuous guests. while such
notables as Henry Watterson. Joseph Medll
and James Whitcomb Reilly marked the i'm.
portance OF the occasion.
After the banquet the speechmeking began.
Gen. Horace Porter Of New York was the first
70 respond: His theme was Tho Memory OF
Henry Watterson was the next speaker.
The war Is over: let US have peace" was the
toast, and his words aroused perfect tumult
sene by hs de dodsed zoe
this tribute to Gen. Grant:
to-day: fGs career ana Tho name which that .tasu.
4.
Bore
si:s
i never allowed myself 70 make his aeauantagc.
political activity was fuii Of uncoath and uSspsrins
81 ny asss ssa Ss 70, =: sa'i
psovsd. mo. him for tue Srst lime Ssnsssh ny own
s Alto me- aa O. Elm
and TO- know, him vol, He was tho embodi.
msnt Of simplicity integrity and courage; every
Of his last lnes. figure Of heroic proper
lions for tho contemplation Of the ages recall moth
ouns and IN VICE s
hand Of the dark angel cutched about his throat.
struggling with every breath 70 hold the clumsy un.
lie jaw. Of dsssh sse something Tor the support
noGns else thst would have made hi. exit from tho
Of all found that woman's hand had collected the
Pa9Sant-the. orders assignlpE mo e. duty ard ID:
funeral scarfs and 6adgesIand had grouped and
,sss IN s.sG. na a a
fallen on ths Jenteasras. aide In the Sat.ls sad:
grace. are yet a. strong as hooks Of steel, They
and stinys Of defeat emember-the South snys9
ssS Il .aS
the mystic sea- .Whther thou sosst will 20; ana
wa'5: hsa Y Lodge thy 'h4u
Joseph Medill came next with p pS a. "a.
Union" Then Gen. John ". Noble. Secretary
Of the Interior. spoke on 1.-The Rewards OF
Patriotism"
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A J.vslry salesman'. Trunk Robbed.

PUEBLO. N. H.. Oct. 81 J. Hunterson. a
travelling man In the employ OF the Spencer
Optical Manufacturing Company. Id Maiden
lane. New York. has besn showing his wares
IN the sitty for several days. and last evening
depot preparatory to going East. e BY st miss
tako one Of the trunks containing So, 900 worth
OF gold watches. was taken TO the Union depot,
depot, The expressman was In hurry. and.
thinking tho trunk would be safe enough,
dumped 1t on the platform apd left 1t. The
rified of itS cOntents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
MAYOR GLEASON'S RACE,
ACROSS LOTS IND OrER NOES IN
AVOID PtBLtC .IRREsE
Heat the Under Shcr;n to the Court uou.s.
Surrendered iti,nscir nnd Gnye Rn,i
1ndieted tor tssnuiting Alfred Net.on

meat tue Under sheriff to the Court uou.s
Snrrendcr~d Himself. and Gave Ball
Indicted tor Assembling Alfred Nelson,
Mayor Gleason OF Long Island CITY hal
lively race across vacant lots and meadows i,
that city yesterday morning to ESCAPE mill,
arrest. Under Sheriff Henry ". Sharkev was
nlior MIN with bench warrant. Tho Mayor
Was indicted on Wednesday for assault in tho
second degree in dislocaiing Alfred Nelson's
right shoulder in n scufle in tho Board -
Health ropms on the night OF juno 10 liza
expected tho warrant. and was anxious I,
avoid arrest. lilo remained In his Office ne
Hunters Point with his ear to tho taonh,na
whilc IN an adjoining stable one OF his horses
stood ready hitched u his dog cart, num-
Der ~ MS followers were stationed about IN,
Court House, ana when Under ShoriCr S,mrk.y
lett the District Attorneys Office with the war
rant there was. n rush for tho telephone in ths
NMay2rS office in tho City Hall. across from the
AS Under sheriff Sharkcy hurried down
Jackson n, avenue the news How ahead Of him.
, nn SaGiE sy IN s"a Sp n z! The
lMSe ekSl minute before the Jail Of the the
n ns a. ss ,bs Sn ne %syor a' s
msaqws His horse was Wills HI w SGifs ,1 Mna
w"i nuu ,SW w III 'front.' ot the Court HOuso.
As ho pushed his way through the crowd ~
ths G9uTt w roEm no was Joined BY CORPORATION
resident Of tho Board OF Assessors. In the
GGnuft room tho Mayor surrendered himself to
pistriet Attorney Fleming. who wanted III.
hnii th hSSd at 5000 Corporation COUNSEL Fos.
helS IN only y 900 at tho time Of his assault
on On kMs Ip George Crowley. Judge Bart
was being made out. with Assessor Davren AZ
surety. tho Mayor rose and said:
demand Immediate trial / am rcadv to
meet thiS charg" now want to be-"
manu- 9ot snt Gav" the prisoner an inds
ATTEMPTED t. continue speaking. and the Judge
mr.. Gleason. Il is an improper thing Tor you
TO address this Court Every prisoner is en-
titled to be heard either through himself or by
counsel. You have appeared here by counsel
and consequently have nothing to any"
The Mayor was only tenn porarily suppressed
Before the bond w9s completed ho ess4yed,to
was brought t., a sudden stop by. an angry
glance from Judge Bartlett. The Mayor made
no further attempt to speak. He will be ar
raigned to plead next week.
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Badly Hurt. hut saved H.r D,amons..

Mrs. William Durham. wife Of hotal-
keeper ut Washington and william streets.
Belleville. took ono Of her husbands spirited
horses for drive yesterday afternoon. and tho
horse ran away. 1t dashed down the avenue
and the buggy was demolished against horse
car at the. corner of Irving street. Mrs. Dun
ham was thrown out and badly injured.
khe wore ahout 81, 900 worth 81 diamonds az
tho time OF tho accident. and lost none, but $40
did lose her pocketbook containing $50 shs
was taken 10 her home and attended 10y three
physicians. Her face was badly scIatched.
her scalp torn, and her hands lacerasod.
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4 M.lorlty COR SIR J.me. Fergu..ou.

LONDON. Oct a-In tho election TO fill tho va
cancy in tho House OF Commons for Northeast
Manchester. caused by the appointment oflthe
Right Hon. Sir James Ferguson. tho present
member for that division, TO the Postmaster
Wss. rts e. sass es H.
q r. Scott, editor Of the Manchester Guardian.
the Liberal candidate.
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medical authorities have decided TO foroeo the
proposcd post m ortem examination. DIR.
lowers and two other physicians carefully OK
amined tho body before It was deposited Ia tbs
necessity for an examination Tho remains
have undergone rapid chnnge-so rapid, in
deed, that Il Inns been found advisable to close
hero. Tho body will DO conveyed to London on
saturday, arriving thoro In time TO catch the
Irish night mail train.
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Railroad Notes.

The Western. Passenger Association ad-
Journed without action on tho report Of the
committee in charge Of the revision Of the
agreeue nt special meeting Of general
subject laid yer for consideration was the de-
mand OF the Chicago. st Paul and Kansas City
road TO be reimbursed for tho loss in revenue
oceastoned by an erroneous ruling Of Chair
that company and the Chicago Miiwauke s and md
st. to Paul la a April. The amount demanded Is
The spscia! east- bound freight committee.
OF which Traffic Manager Reeve Of the Chicago
in Chicago to inquire into certain alleged
manipulations Of rates. Consideration was
given to tho continued diversion OF traffic TO
tho routes north and south Of Chicago. with a
view to asHertaining. II possible, the roal cause
OF such diversion. in order that some remedy
may be applied
The Board Of Rulings met in Chicago yester-
day to consider tho application OF the Grand
Trunk for difrereptial passenger rates from
Detroit to New York and Boston. To-day the
Joint Committeo will consider the attitud o Of
some OF the Eastern roads In regard TO the re-
cent order affecting divisions ON through
traffic via tho Indiana, Illinois and Iowa road.
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Tho Norwegian Elections.

cHzIsr1ASIA. Oct, a-The elections for mem
bers Of the Storthing Norwegian Parliamentl
arc now proceeding. 6eventy-four members
have already been elected. Including 81 mem
beers OF tho Left Is Moderates. and 10 mem
beers OF the Right