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Tuesday morning by being thrown from a
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z, at pm. in the Congregational Sunday
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The sun., 1891-10-31
Lord Salisbury. Foreign Policy.

LONDON. Oct 30.-The Cabinet will hold the
hrst council OF the present recess on Nov. Z.
preliminary to the Lord Mayors banquet to be
held on Nov. 0. when Lord Salisbury will make
the usual annual declaration Of the policy Of
the Foreign ONCE. According to forecast
Lord Salisbury will state that no new step has
been taken by the French Government In re-
lation to Egypt, that the reports OF a proposed
collective Intervention by the powers are un-
true. and that no European conference on the
subject has been proposed. About Pamer he
% tGs ahaG h%s to
1t IL not Lord Salisbury's place to refer to
the aggressive energy with which India 10 act
Consul at Kashgar. has sent thither Q military
agent under the assent Of China The War
Committee is sitting at Lahore to prepare o
The sun., 1891-10-31

The first indoor games of a series among members Of
the Wayne Athletic Club held Thursday even.
ing at the Caedonian Physical Culture School, Jersey
City Heights. Harry Halstead and Il. j. Tute each
scored eight points and divided the honors. Points
counted three for frst. two for second aid for
Forty.fve-yard Run First trsls-First heat. II. Hal
stead. scratch. Time. seconds. Second heat Ber
rigan. feet Time seconds Third heat. BerriRan.
scratch. Time. seconds. Fourth heat c. Martin,
scratch. Time, IL seconds. Fifth heat, T. Tuite.
feet. Time, 3!I seconds Second trias-firbt heat,
II Hatstead. scratch. Lrst l.. BerrRan feet second.
Time J. 3 seconds. Second heat. C. Martin scratch.
hrst: Bcrrienn. scratch, second. Time. 25 sec:
onds; Final heat won By r Berrigan. with Halstead
fortyhveyar,i Hurdle Race (hrst trals-first heat
J. Dnndow. scratch. Time. seconds. Second heat Z.
Tinte feet Time. As secondE. Third heat, &. Mar.
tin. scratch Time. +h seconds Fourth heat, II. Hal.
stead. scratch Time. 35 seconds. Second trials
First heat. i. Tinie. feet Second heat H. HAlstead,
scratch Time. 80 seconds Final heat by Tints,
with l!astead second and Dundow third. Time. As
seconds.
Eight;hundred: and -eighty-yard walk-E. Tnte. Is
scratch. third Time. minutes and IL seconds.
Running High Jump-E Herr. inches. and R. Black.
burn. inches. tied at feet and 10 inches They
agreed to toss up coin for first and Herr
H. Halsead scratch was third. with jump Of 4 feet
and inches.
yards. nrst: E. Tinte 10 yards. second: T; Wall. SO
The points made by tho winners were: II: Halstead.
g: T. Tnte, Z. Herr BerriRan. 81 r. Blackburn
2: r. Powers. q J. Dundon. l; T. Wall, l. and c. hAf.
tin, !.
The sun., 1891-10-31
TO ADMIT AMERICAN PORK.
The French Senate Votes 10 Remove the
Prohibition and to Impose u Duty.

PARIS. Oct. :io-The Senate has agreed to the
removal OF the prohibition upon the importa-
ton OF American salt pork 1t has also voted
in favor of the imposition OF a duty upon that
article Of food at 20 francs.
In the discussion NJ Chauvcau. the reporter
Of the Tariff Committed defended the pro-
posed duty OF 25 francs as necessary to pro-
tect small farmers. He said:
We entertain no evil intentions toward
foreign powers. but we shall not sacrifice our
interests to them. The import duties of
France arc lower than those Of America. The
United states will not complain Of u duty Of
rs francs"
NJ. Devele. Minister of Agriculture. spoke in
support Of u duty of 20 frames. Other speakers
lister Of Foreign Affairs, declared that 1t was
impossible for France to avoid removing her
prohibition Of American pork, following the
example Of other countries. France. he said.
was threatened by the American tariff law, but
England was more heavily hit NJ. Ribot con-
dnued:
When there are such large exchanges as
we must not look at things In detail. but as q
whole. Vote a duty Of 20 or 25 francs. but
duty OF 30 francs IL exorbitant"
adoption Of dSs OF rs francs.
The Governmel expects that the whole
tariff BILL will be passed by the end Of this
year. The salt meats hill. having been altered
ythe Senate. must now return to the Chamber
OF Deputies. It is believed that the Chamber
will accept the Senate's alteration.
The sun., 1891-10-31
afAssAcns IN MADAoAsclR. :
Dr. Bexiat ana mis Escort KineA sy An.
bssheA Natives. 49,

PANS. Oct. 30.--The Petit Journal publishes
news from Madagascar Of a massacre. by ma
tivcs. Of French soldiers forming the escort Of
a medical officer.
The despatch says that DR.. Bezat. chief OF
the medical staff of tho French colony Mt gu
bervievillc. was descending the Betsiboka
River. escorted by eleven native soldiers form
ing rart OF the auxiliary French force In that
district. The Doctor and his escort were on
route to Majunga. the town recently destroyed
by fire. when they were suddenly attacked by
q band OF madagascar bandits. who opened FIRE
upon them from the river banks where they
had ambushed themselves so successfully that
the French Doctors party was right under
their rifles before the presence OF the bandits
became known.
The native soldiers forming DR.. Bezat's es-
cort behaved bravely. and promptly returned
the fre opened upon them from the Jungle
lining the tsnks OF tho Betsiboka. They we're.
however. placed at a great disadvantage from
the fact that while they formed a clear target
concealed that the escort was only able to aim
ct M the puffs Of smoke and flame issuing from rom
sss EXf5 ssaf IN 9sns sss
against Which, the la Latter could make but little
whe Ss sseort eSE" sss tse ssndts ire
=, Ut. DcLiap WAS one ol tne HrSt 70 Succumo 10
the attack. He was shot tn rough the body as
hidden on the banks. and as he staggered and
was upon the point Of falling y second shot hit
he was subsequently despatched with assegais
thrown !,y the bnndts from. their hiding
ESSt 81 the sye Sdsss }shg
plundered the baggage Of the Doctor and took
possession ofeverything portable.
A detachment Of troops has been sent In pur-
suit Of tho bandits, but there il not much pros
pect that they will be captured unless be-
trayed by other natives.
The sun., 1891-10-31

furry in Wall street year ;so Mr. ulsHI',a InMnn
mud Nashville or to bring Y 80 intimately into
the system that Y would leave nothing that
could be regarded rs n competitor, But, the
furry made this imprnctic icablc. and It further
more brought about the dsastIoHs s,tHa
OF the Richmond Terminal system itself, and
NAV seal its doom, Tho trouble was that the
bulky company has not boon able to dispose OF
director Of tho Richmond Terminal Com.
pany said that the street has been pastear;Sd a;s
pose Of bonds. but they have all got stranded
marked That the newly issued. gilt-edged
bonds OF the New York Central shared the
samc fate. The institutions which arc handling
these no % a nS s9f boDs
nre inrng no better. he said Naturally the
Richmond Terminal has not escaped.
:, The last annnnl report points with pride TO
g g!BapE East ess shHaBa snra s& PRs2Esd Raead
oc g. e'S5st srsHa n T4sn Ss
and Richmond and Danville,, Queen and Cree
cent sSsttem M a%isy,ie end Southern
total OF Z, 55S miles.
Th only that In
caplts e1%aS stock XII Is ssoS0o eo6 @s som@on
900 preferred. and the bonded indehtednmess m
amount OF capitalization to 500, 900. 900.
Mr. Ex Norton. whom Mr.. Smithers wants 70
putin put at IN the % head OF the system. refused TO talk
Mr.. Tnmnn hns systematically refused to
make a statement about the scheme for hand
ling the floating debt
The sun., 1891-10-31
DANGEROUS TARGET PRACTICE.
Two Fishing Smacks 9unk hy shots frona
the 0unbOat Plucky.

LONDON. Oct 3O-Consderable excitement
and indignation exists among the fishermen
OF the coast about Plymouth. They complain
in the warmest terms OF the recent target
practice Of H. NJ. 8. Plucky. three guns, a twin
screw iron gunboat. tender to the gunnery
ship Cambridge. twenty-three guns. both ves-
sells being stationed at Devonport under the
command Of Capt. Henry J. Carr as COM
mander OF H. NJ. 3. Cambridge.
The Plucky. it appears. was recently en-
gagged in heavy gun practice off Eddystone
Light Two fishing smacks were sunk by the
gunboat's fire. one fisherman being drowned
by the sinking Of one Of tho trawers. The
Pucky was firing at floating target. though
over a hundred fishing smacks were in the
line Of fire. One shot struck tho fishing
boat sunbeam and sunk her INN mediately.
In spite Of this disaster. the Pucky fired
again and her next shot sank another boat.
drowning one OF her crew Three other fish
ermen. belonging TO the second fishing boat,
were thrown into the water. and narrowly es
caped with their lives.
Tho Plueky did not even notice the acci-
dents. but continued firing. There were. how
The attention Of the, Admiralty officials will
be called to the allegations made by the fisher
men. and 1t Is expected that Capt Carr will be
called upon to draw up a report on the subject
The sun., 1891-10-31
Notes Of Foreign Happenings,

of tito Lopdon Fire, BTigade to-day. viii be
created IL knight of the Bath.
The seismic instruments Mt the Observatory
in Berlin Indicated the tremor OF the Japanese
earthquake between IL /. NJ. and midnight on
Monday.
1t has becn determined by the British Ad-
miraty authorities to remove and strengthen
the llO-ton guns of the war ship Benbow at
Chatham.
The Right Hon. Arthur James Balfour. Gov
ernment leader in the House Of Commons. has
been elected Chancellor of the University OF
Edinburgh.
struck some heavy bulk timber yesterday
which had been placed across the line for the
purpose OF causing wreck. No damage was
All the scizahle copies Of the New York Judge
for Oct 10 have been coniiscated. upon arrival
in Berlin, by officials acting under tho instruc-
tiHns . OF the political department OF tho police
A despatch from st. GALL capital Of the Swiss
canton Of that name. says that tho village of
tied by a severe iisc. Thirty houses were
burned to the ground
Ths hunting season in EnGland oPens on
There Thers will be % TX BACKS backs OF fSxhounds% @ % and IL
packs of staghounds in the field.
A proposal to raise Russian famine fund in
and Prince OF Wales take the initiative and the
Car assents to an English committee to ad-
King Humhcrt will pay an official visit to
Queen Victoria In March next. on which occa-
English squadrons at Spithead. King Hum
bert will be accompanied by the members Of
his household and large staff.
The Paris Petit Journal says that, Majunga.
an important town on the northwest coast oi
Madagascar at the entrance OF Bembatooka
Bay. has been almost entirely, consumed by
ing. and the loss is estimated at about 800
600. Majunga had an extensive trade In cattle
products.
The sun., 1891-10-31

A charter was granted at the Pennsylvania
State Department yesterday to the Reading.
The line will run from ReadinR to New Hol-
land. thence to a point on the Maryland State
limo in Fulton township, to connect with
Md. with branch from Strnsburg to Lancas-
ter City the entire length being tifty-two miles.
The capital stock is 32.5OO.OOO.
Tho Eastern roads are anxiously awaiting
the next move on the part Of the Chicago and
Grand Trunk. They have all met that COM
pany's action in ab0lishing switching charges
and establishing FREQ carriage systems but
while groaning under this hardship. which il
equivalent to a hig cut In rates on en- st. bound
freight shipments. they are confident that tho
Grand Trunk is Ineditating another blow.
Their hope is that this may be nverted by a
conference between Chairman Blanchard and
the Eastern officials Of tho road.
The sun., 1891-10-31

Offered to the Electors to OaSct
Those OF the Liberals.

LONDON. Oct. 3O-The Council OF the Con-
servative National Union have in hand an cleo
torai programme which promises to outbid
that adopted Mt the Newcastle Liberal Con-
gress. A circular recently issued by the Coun-
Gil directing the leaders Of local caucuses. in
view OF an early general election. to make
a special effort to oppose the Liberal
propaganda elected appeals from every
quarter Of tho country for an. authori-
tative platform. Conservative agents will
therefore DO sent on a tour of the
districts at the expense Of the Council. on the
application of local associations. and they will
chiefly occupy themselves with n destructive
criticism Of the opposition project. The Con-
servativcs also feel tho necessity Of Offering
a constructive policy, the issue Of which the
Executive Of the Council has too long delayed.
mainly because the chiefs OF the party have
not yet given such final assent as will enable
them to make an oncia publication.
Semi-oihcially, the platform can he stated rs
follows: Cessation. with the adoption Of tho
local government bill. nf spec nl Irish legisla-
na on ars sno
popular locd! government by the creation of
district councils: allotment Of small holdings
legislation for the arbitration of strikes: free
breakfast table. meaning the lowest possi-
o the ut On aha
o., the power OF licensing in tho County. Coun:
ellis. with IA provision for the compensation OF
publicans deprived Of their licenses: and the
Introduction of bill providing for insurance
against old age.
TO these positive proposals must be added
negative principles naturally. Belonging to
conservatism. including opposition to church
disestaolishment, maintenance Of dcnomina-
tional schools. prescryation Of Peers priv
ileges. and rejection of local option in the mat
ter Of AZ. an eisht- hour work day; in refusing to
The platform does not give. the electors
comprshensive prospect OF reform equal to
that afforded by the Liberal programme. Tho
Liberal organizers. convinced that the result
Of the election will be largely dependent upon
the rural vote, will arrange II series Of labor
ers' meetings. eliminating in a conference Of
agricultural delegates. Mt which Mr.. Gladstone
Will deliver Il final address before starting
for Italy The conference will be composed Of
Great Britain. and it is expected that the total
number of delegates will be 800, The confer.
ence will assemble ut the National Liberal
Club early in December to hear Mr.. Gladstone
!utions prepared for them by the Liberal
leaders.
The Conservatives will be obliged to bid high
against the Liberal Inducements.
The sun., 1891-10-31
WRECKED ON MONA REEF.
NATE JOHN K0sTER's BRA vE EFFopr
TO SAyE HIS SICK SKIPPER,
Washed Ashore and Iuto Cave, where \.
Lay for Two bays Until Rescuea-Tho
Skipper, Capt. Persson, ana Fight tai,.
ors Lost In y Midsummer Hurricane.

Washed Ashore and Into . Cave, where h.
Lay for Two bay. Until Rescuea-The
Skipper, Capt. Pers-on, and Eight s.,,
ors Lost IN y Midsummer Hurricane
A bolated story Of shipwreck in a midsum.
mer hurricane on the reef Of the rocky. lao.
lated little island OF Mona. got here yesterday
on the steamship Sweaton Tower. One Of the
reticent heroes OF the wreck Mate John Kos
ter Of tho Swedish bark Mora, had the unusual
experience-common In sea nction-of living in
n cave for two days on nothing more substantial
than his own thoughts He may tell the little
Rosters out in Sweden all about his sufrerings:
but he resolutely refused even for liberal
price, to spin q yarn for the reporters. Able
Seaman Petersen. who didn't live In q cave.
consented. after much persuasion. to give his
version Of the wreck.
Petersen. Mate Roster. and another seaman
who was left in the hospital at Mayaguez,
Porto Rico. were the survivors of the wreck.
The bark's skipper. Capt Person. and eight of
ns bt Mra eae tho r sr
land t,S for p9rto Rico with general cavo
Hayti from Porto Fiso She anchored on a'tRs thss
osa sde AS IT, Hnd TSa skSer rpS fssn to
seriously Ill because of the excessive heat, ana
the command Of the ship devolved upon Mate
The Mora had loaded nearly third OF the
cargo she intended to take when. at sunset on
vest sWans tS bast from 'S her sean sar
board ansh3r for o fey hours The seas
The port cables parted. and the sudden extra
sci driven on the sse reef bSek Of
which was shore OF treeless. precipitous
Mate Roster determined to make an effort to
as he then saw hat the destrseton q the hf" Sark
saefs. o Cart fsrsson ses s.p y %ho s'vsass sss
H fpps to the hG rsEns mn
The bark was then on her beam ends. unl the
crests Of seas were leaning athwart her; When
By a wavs that swept eve every W man from her
deck deck end tore her %pasts % out oi her.
e9 $t' s0stsf as0n$ ilhy hs;sf St siFuSSEGs STnF
Jagged M rect pr%trudi!ns from Il the sea. SacE q
cuts and bruises. He crnwled up on tho shore
the pss as ns ansd hs s
dsys WITHOUT ~ feed being Nv, unable 70 stjr BE- b:
discovered him and took care Of him.
Sailor Petersen 2, and a. comrade , were washed
a sailing vessel that touched at Mona and
sent to Mayaguez. where they spent some
time In the hospital. Roster and Petersen
took passage on the Sweaton Tower from
Mayaguez to this port They will sail hence
for Sweden.
The body Of Cart, Person was washed
corpses OF seven Of his men. They were buried
on the island. Capt Person leaves widow
and family in Sweden.
The Mora was originally the British bark
hothatr; She was built in lS5l at Sunderland.
oWs"d By I'M Ineemanson / Sons OF of Carisahmn' m4s
The sun., 1891-10-31
THE FACTION FIGHT IN CORK.
HOSPITALS FULL OF WOUNDED M'CAR-
THTITEs AND PARNELLITES.
The Streets Patroiied by Troops Last Night
An the shops Closed Except Those
Where They sell observation-disclosures
OF Plots to Murder Dillon and O'Brien.

The Streets Patroiled by Troops Last Night
An the shop. Closed Except Those
Where They sell Binckthorns-Rumors
OF Plots TO Murder Dillon and O'Brien.
ConK. Oct 30.-The infirmaries OF this city
have been busy since early morning attending
to the injuries Of persons who were hurt In
last nights Parnellite- -McC Carthyite rioting.
There are now ninety-two patients In the hos
pitfalls suffering from wounds received during
the lighting. This number. Of course Is In ad-
dition to a very much larger number OF per-
sons who have been similarly wounded and
who are being treated at their own homes.
The Wounds; as z rule are about the patients sas
aesg aeads showing n that the 6laSkthorn has been
McCarthyites were fined for stoning Parnel-
tie stated Rat Se
rival ,a factions was worse than anything he had
In consequence OF the disturbed state OF af-
miles from this lis city. f and d the , eonstabulary
dered t., proceed INN ediateiy to Cork.
The whole force OF mounted police at pres
eo s M ey bon EaSG Ss% % asss at s m S
everywhere until the close Of the political cam
PGgn RSW being fought here between the
atterSe9n When se news cams ss thsst tro9ps would
was issued by the Com rnnder-in Chief under
the direction Of the Lord Lieutennnt.
several influential citizens property owners.
and not known as taking ny interest in the
pending struggle. Photographed to Dublin CAS-
tie. depicttng the situation and implorins Coy
destruction Of the city. as the passions OF tho
two factions were worked up to such n pitch
that they might go to any length. 1t was not
without Hesitation that the use OF the
ment has been dcsirous of maintaining q strict
neutrality. and not seeming to side with ono
faction or the other But last nights battle
ton. and the soldiers will assist until the elec-
tiOn is over in the maintenance OF order.
, The rivnl meetings OF 'Parnellites and nntl-
disorder was thereby prevented. All the shops
are closed except those OF vendors OF bnck-
Considerable excitement was occasioned
here this morning among the Mccarthy
ties by q rlmnr that n plot had been dis
covered. in which number Of Parnel!ites were
implicated. to murder William O'Brien Tho
FOUNDATION for the rulnor. and that in all events
they will protect Mr.. 0'Brlcn from any attempt
TINT may be made to 81 inlure him, .,
city Is f"r IL" report Fiat 't thers
was plot on foot to murder. William Oltrien.
The same paper stated that there was Il plot to
assault. il not to kill. John Dillon.
police of Cork and the police of this city. who
have carefully investigated the matter declare
to be unfcunded n woman who was returning
men plotting to, xiii Nlr. Dillon, as he and a
number Of his followers were returning from
the meeting. Tho woman. the report stated.
made such loud outcry as Mr.. Dillon and his
Unity Of tho wouid-be murderers. and the
latter hastily decamped.
The sun., 1891-10-31
CLINTON BURNED.
Main Street Disappears IN . Night, and
Fourteen Families are Hovseicss.

f0vrtGen
CLINTON. N. j.. Oct 3O-This thriving little
village OF 1000 inhabitants. In Hunterdon
county. was last night visited by disastrous
fire. Main street Is the main thoroughfare OF
the village. and It was occupied by beth stores
and residences. There is no fire department
in Clinton. so word was sent to Phillipsburg.
ten miles away. for fire engines When they
arrived the flames had swept away that por-
ton OF the village in which the FIRE had started.
The villagers had formed bucket line. and
did everything in their power to stop tho prog
ress OF the flames There was shout OF Joy
when the fre engines reached the scene. and
the villagers redoubled their efforts to nut out
the fire. It was not until late this morning
that the flames were put out The nineteen
burned buildings were: Rips pool rooms.
Linters grocery store. Hersford 4 Buffers
Cramptons house. the houses OF Ge2rgo
Leigh. Charles Leigh. Mrs. Johnson A Man
ming. Mrs Crotsley. Mrs Garrison. Teates
4 Carey's general store. Wm. Peach's house.
Wyder's store and house. Gebhard's block,
Case 4 Munyon's store, Tennyson's store
and house. Probasco's two houses and livery
stable. l., " Stagers two houses. and the
Clinton clothing store
The total loss will amount to about S15O0O0
not known. Business is almost suspended In
the village to-day. Tho fourteen homeless
families have been provided for BY their neigh
bors. The people Of Clinton believe that the
fire was started BY an incendiary. and an In
vestigation will be made.