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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
WAs SHE sTRANGLED TO DEATH'
A WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN HER HOUSE NEAR
WHITE PLAINS.

A WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN HER HoosE NHAH
WHITE PLAINS.
Mrs George Tussle, who lived on the hamaronecN
Road. in westchestcr County. about one nile rom
vbt plains WAS found dead in her house yesterday
afternoon by Robert Underhl, who rcporSd the case
to the Chief Of Police of White Plains Jlef BoSAFt
found the woman lying on a sofa in one H the rooms
Her face discOlored and there were hhger naiN'
on her throat as II she had died by strangulauoh'
The Coroner was summoned, and upon investigation IL
was found that two men and a woman had been seen
around the house In the afternoon. They were drunk
and Mrs Tussle, it said had been drinhng' her
husband and six children were away from home Tor
the day.
A boy, six years old, said that he had seen the
people chasing Mrs. Tussle about the house one ol
the men was supposed to be James Roberts, an Engush
man, fory-fvc years old and the ponce arres'eo I'M
The other man under suspicion is Thomas Robertson
colored, and last night the police were looking Tor
him. -, /. su rrhor an
The Coroner's inquest VIII be neld toNay' "hon "N
autopsy will be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
WHAT WILL THE FRENCH SENATE DO?
SEVERAL MEMBERS oE THE TARIFF COMMITTEE
HOPEFUL THAT THE PROHIBITION
WILL BE REPEALED.

Paris oct. 1s.-When the Senate Tariff Committee
begins the debate on the proposition to remove the
prohibition OF the importation Of American pork the
ultra protconlst members will attempt to secure an
adverse report Neither ~ Jules Ferry nor NJ Tirard
who are both members Ct this important committee
is very sanguine that the proposal can be carried NJ
Mllaud another member of the committee told the
Associated Press representative today that he thoug
tbe bill would ultimately prevail in spite OF the
tendencies of the ultra protectioniss, but it would not
% through without a great deal of opposition Person
aly he was on the side OF the Government In us WISH
10 satisfy the demands Of tho United States. Inc
recent quarrel Of NJ Ferry with the committee mas hot
tended to smooth the way to the removal Of the decree
against the admission OF American pork Yesterday
NJ Reinach, supporting the position taken by NJ
Ferry. called the reactionists in the committee "A
collection OF little FOOLS thus adding Increased or
ness to the dispute. Whltelaw Reid, the American
Minister called upon NJ Ferry hast evening, and found
him hoo mi of success In overcoming the opposiuoh,
NJ ReInach saws that If the Senate allows Sel 70 De
iranenced nv the course the committee seems penn
unon pursuing. the prOectionist cause lSen wi" 9 o
COMPROMISED gIavey. There must be elther hlOueI"Oo
protection none at all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
coyrp,crs LET FOR r1y,p1A1E WORKS.

Anderson, Ind, oct 10 (epeclap'.l@no INC w.,
A., .orican Tin Plate Company, OF Elwood, held a
oting here Yesterday and let the contracts Tor tiie
erection Of large tin plate works at that place me
,,,eigs ore n he of iron, and freproot Contrac"
for bolers were also let. The construction OF inc
huildincs will begin at once and the WORKS WIN Oo
in fllI operation next spring the ocerS oi 'io Io,
III o iuii I Conrer president Akron, Ohio; John
p'HS ,,Ice- -nresdent Cincinnati W. b. LEAFS
"a - i," p,cbmond. Charles :. Tarlton secretary;
When in full operation the WORKS VIII
emnIov .OO0 men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
EIGHT PRISONERS BREAK JAIL.

st. Louis. Mo-. oct. ia dispatch from TeXarKan"
Ark. SAYS: "Some time last night eight prisoners
confined in the Bowie County, Tex, JAIL the county
scat succeeded in breaking through the WOooe1 wal
and escaping Among them are hooerv 0oo'' o' ~
sn,nccr Miles, both sefconfessed murderers. Inc
tbo. rsoncrs who escaped were in for minor offences
with the exception OF Bud7 Gibson, colorc1' recently
sentenced to two years in the penitenuary' wh'
walked to this point. a distance of twenty iniies
hunted uo the Sheriff. surrendered himself ana toiu
him Of the escape Of the others Officers are oli % anu
little doubt is entertained that all u'e "i'' WIZ ~
recaptnred.n
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,,,r,1v WANTS TO KNOW.
A REPORT ON THE CANADIAN DEE
roR-wAR VESSELS ON THE LAKES

,,-nop,, o,r THE CANADIAN DEFENCts OALhlD
EoR-wAR VESSELS ON THE LnhEs' ,- .
,,,oaUa oct 1s-A dispatch to SUNDAY news
raner from Ottawa ont, says folio"ins o.oSo
.r announcement that the United STATES uoNei'nUnO %
ule srote the agreement entered into with
~ ,o,n ,r 1917 and place feet Of gunboats upon
-. ahes comes the report to-day that at the re-
ost 90 tbe British Government LORD Stanley hao ue
rdad an immediate report upon He ueieh0os VI O'o
,1~in,on The request of Lord SALISBURY was COM
,,,'nicated through Lord Stanley to Premier ApooW
os, and the Minister of Militia promised to have
49, nor ready to be forwarded TO the British Govern
ment to-day -, , -. -
rent military officer here ''the British Government
had been hammering at Sir John Macdohaid 10
trengthen the defences of Canada. This request mas
not not been carried out to the satisfaction OF the
British Government 1t Is stated on the mehest au-
tbority that the officer commanding the Dominion
forces General Herbert sent out to Canada to In
vesgae the actual state of affairs, which duty his
predecessors appear to have sorely neglected.
That the relations existing between General Herbert
and the Minister of Militia, Sir Adoph Caron' are
somewhat strained as result is an open secret Inee
appears TO be little doubt that it is the Intention OF
the British Government TO send several regiments 10
Canada shortly Again the Notifications at Halifax
and Esquimault, B. c., are being strengthened"
Speaking on the question of defences today,
prominent official of the Government said that the
moment the United States Government abrogated inc
agreement Of 1917 which restricted the naval forces
of both Canada and the United States on the Great
Lakes TO four vessels each vessel TO exceed loo
TONS burden armed with eighteen pound gun, ana
increased the strength Of the meet on uese Ta Maet o.
Great Britain would run up neet OF ner iOncnGS
keep them company 1t has been SeggeSeo S
movement which appears TO have seized her suOJeCS
in Canada and Is going to take @ +s SaVooet 70
prevent its further developments
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THE prBcHAsE OF THE srIcKyEY TRACT.

Chicago. oct. 10 CSpcclar.-The agreement for the
unrchase Of the stckney Tract by the Chicago Na'ona
Stock Yards Company has gone on record. The STOCK
Yards Company agreed to pay 100000 at the ufie
of the execution Of the contract, and Sl=o'ooo Vi
october l. the deed in the meantime to be deposteu
I'm escrow with the Illinois Trust and SAVINGS bahN
These two cash payments have been made Ihe cou n
many further agrees TO give to Mr.. Stckney looo
connon first mortgage bonds of $500 each. IheSe
s5oO 600 Of bonds ere to be dated october anu
payablc In ten years, with interest a, PcI '0u"
Iayable seml-annuay in April and OctoOer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
GOVERNOR HILLS ESCORT TO ArL4NT4.

Albany. oct. ls-The delegation from Atlanta, Ga,
headed nv General John u. Gordon whose mission is
70 escort Governor Hill to Atlanta, where he VIII de-
liver the address at the unveng of the Grady Monu-
ment on wednesday, arrived here to-day. They left
hero this afternoon at 38 ocoe with Governor Hi
paty was increased by Senator Eoorhees, LABOR Com-
missioner Pack and DR.. Pierce, OF Elmfa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
srICIpE OF 4 YOUNG WIFE.

baltimore OCT 15 (SpecaD.-Mrs. Florence FOR
man, the young and beautiful wife ot James - f"
man. and well known In Baltimore society circles la''
ngbt took q dose Of srychnne with suicidal intent.
and died this morning at her home on ST. Paul-st'
She was only twentythree, and the daughter OF Johh
Hodges a prominent merchant She was married TWO
wears ago, and had been subject to melancholy ana
nerods Of temporary mind alteration since the birth
of a child about five months ago.
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STAYED AWAY TO PREVENT DISORDER.
JOHN DILLoN's EXPLANATION OF WHY HE DID
NOT ATTEND PARNELL,s FUNERAL.

London, Oct. 19.-John DllIoh' henloei Vi
Parliament far East Mayo, in speech at DUN
rarvan Yesterday explained that he and his col
Ieapues were absent from Mr.. ParnelPs nnerni
in order to prevent unseemly disorder lie chargea
that his opponents hired men, whom tley Pleu
with drink, to call him murderer" In puohc'
He regretted that such devices had debaTed MIN tom
the funeral of the great iustrious leader "hom tic
loved more than those oudest in their proiesSios VI
grief and who in spite of the events OF the last year,
yronId hand down his name to be remembered IN re-
mote generations Irshmen He denounced those VINO
are making on a fresh grave platform OF infamous
gospel perpetual hostility and National dlssenslon' o
boned that the bitter attacks upon MI farnehS
memory, such as had been printed by "Ihe Hisn
CtboI;c y which were uncatholic, unchrstian ana q
Sione IN irish Journalism would not be repeated
The latter remark created sensation -, , -
Ing 1i|hTn OCT IA vast number Of the people OF
DpbIIp made a pilgrimage to the grave OF Mr. farhen
az CIoSneVin today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
MRS rBrRxAy TO BE BURIED TOMORROW.

Columbus Ohio, Oct. 1s.-The funeral OF Mrs
Allen G.. Thurman will take place at O'Clock on
Tuesday and will be private, will also be the burial
The burial will be in the family lot at Green Lawn
Cemetery, Columbus. Governor Campbell ana "iie'
and ex Governor Hoady, Of New-York were among
the callers at the house to-day. Judge thurman Is
feeling as well as could be expected under the cir
cnmstances though he is qute feeble. Ex-Governor
r. C. Mccormick will arrive from New 0rK uo-hor
row morning and be present at the funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
A FRENCH OFFICIAL.s sI,nnrN nr .,r,l

Paris, oct. 1s.-The sudden death Of Inspccto. Coo,
era AcOllas. Of the French Home Office. has corsoN
sensation here While visiting woman with whom
ne was Improperly intimate he took an overdose 81
drug as a stmulant, and The effect was fatal NJ
AcoAas was married man. and the revelation Of his
shock 10 his friends F'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
WEATHER MAPS FOR EDITORS.

Washington, Oct. 18.-Protessor NJ W. harrington
chief of the Weather Bureau, has directed thst uay
weather maps be sent to newspaper editors IN all arse
cies ~ the country as well as to agricultural and
business centres in order to facilitate the dssemina-
tion of news regarding the prospect something IKE
900 copies are now being distributed from the sixty
nrlntinC stations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
rrroprS rop THE RELEASE OF YEEBE.

c,icaco oct. 1s-Another and a determined effort
& 20 be made for the release Of Oscar Neebe who was
convicted with the Anarchists and sent to Joliet Tor
fifteen years At the meeting of the Trades ana LABOR
Assembly to-day, a committee was appointed 10 co
operate with other organized labor bodies to circulate
nettons and agtate for the release OF te mprsoheu
man and TO present the petitions TO the GoVernor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
" THE REV. SAM SMALL ARRESTED.

Boston, oct. 1s (SpeclaD.-The Rev. sam Sinail
is in trouble and so is the Prohbltory state Coih
mittee. Small was imported to speak for the Pro
bttIonists But he has been arrested a civil suit
brought nv the Rev Mr. Munroe, OF Newton, who
GAYS he sent 81 900 to Small year ago 10 invest IN
Ogden Utah. He is not satisfied with smalis report
~ Gte stewardshlp and hence the charge Of sWindnS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF 4 yEW-rORKER.

Merchantvllle, y. j., oct 15.-The body OF an un'
known man was found in the woods near mere tnis
morning with "a bulIethole through The head ana cuU
on the ". st. A revolver and knife near inc Doy u"
dicated int the case was one OF SUICIDE. ciu ~ 20
rocpct bore the name OF Gottloeb Miller, No. 313
NeachY-st.. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

who will not pledge himself TO appoint strong ma
ionty Of the Coinage Committee from among the ex-
treme free silver' members Of the House. Dem
ocratc candidate for Speaker who should be opposed
to free and unlimited coinage of silver would not re-
ceivc forty votes either in the Democratic caucus or
from Democrats I'm the House. There is no reason
whatever 10 doubt that the House will pass free
coinage bill early in The session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
GENERAL ELECTION IN CHILL.

santiago Oct ls.-The general election occurred
esroughoot Chill to-day. So far as known there were
no disorders Electors were chosen to-day who will
select the President next month. There is no in
oieauon yet as to who viii be elected. as No oandi-
oaies nave yet been announced The Clerical party
hola ulat they have secured majority In the House
u DePu's ana 'he senate will probably be controlled
by the Liberals. The exact resnI, y,,,, ~ 30 ,,,,n
for several days. wiz ''"V oo "i0"'
There was a street parade of the trooTs to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
rp,,1 M 1 GOVERNMENT syAG BOAT.

Dubuque. Iowa. OCT: Is (speclaD'-lnc 1, noW
- hoat Mcpherson built here for the Government
mode her trial trip yesterday. number oi guests
were aboard including Senator Allison, Major Meheh
ye and Captain Powell. Speeches were mane pS
senator Allison and Others The trial was pronouhced
success The Mcpherson measures lIo feet In iehsH'
Sas 36 feet beam and draws 20 nches'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
coMpLAINr on FoREIGN JoURNALIsTs IN PANS.

COMPLAINT OF FOREIGN JOURNALISTS IN PAhlo'
Paris. oct. 1s.-Representatives of the European
press in Paris complain Of unpleasant instance OF
pro Russisnism. The important place OF syndic or
the foreign gallery Of the Chamber of Deputies becoming
vacant, the foreign Journalists unanimously elected as
thdr doyen Mr.. BOwes. OF "The London Standard"
The queteur Of the Deputies who have hitherto always
ratified their selection, in the present chose an
obscure Russian named PaulOvsky at the special re-
quest Of the Russian Embassy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
near London His Oldest son removed 10 Aineii'"
settling and marrying In Virginia
EXCITEMENT IN A VIRGINIA TOWN
FEARS OF AN UPRISING OF NEGROES AT CLdfIoN
FORGE on ACCOUNT OF SATURDAYS

Clifton Forge Va, Oct 1s.-There Is consrocie"i0
excitement here tonight over rumored upr'Sins "a
the negroes In consequence Of last nights yhcmns'
and Mayor Bowles has telegraphed Governor Mchin-
ney TO send the Monticello Guards here as measure
of precaution. The reports caused suspension VI
services at the churches tonight but the rumors are
REGARDED by cooler heads as unfounded. There are
large numbers of negroes at the mines OF this region
The entire town is in arms and pckets are posted
on every outskirt. squadron Of men are on the
way here from Ronceverte, W. Va, and WIN arrive S
Iats tonirht There has been direct indication OK
on ontbreak but the greatest excitement prevails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
A HEAVY GALE IN IRELAND.

Queenstown oct. 1s.-Since O'Clock this afternoon
heavy rain with wind has prevailed. This, accom-
panied by an abnOrmally high tide flooded the custom
house. Many craft swamped. The admiralty
pier and docks were greatly damaged All local
traffic has been suspended owing TO heavy seas Inc
steamers report that the severity OF the
Storm is unpreCedented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
,,,,yo,s v,11rri At RIFLE PRACTICE.

Chicago oct. IS (spcciaD.-The first annual rihe
competition under the auspices OF the 2d kesimeh'
Illinois National Guard, will be opened NJ For'
sheridan tomorrow, and continue hve days Inc
prizes to be awarded are numerous and costly Ihe
o-.,,ors VII, no presented at the close of the
fcst nv GnYcrnOr Fifer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
u,rys Has LEFT THE UNITED STATES.

Washington oct Is.-Thornton j. Halns, who hleo
his friend Ned. IIannigan at Fort Monroe, has left
washington and the United states, probably forever
His departure was kept secret. and 1t Is said tlat
he is now on the ocean, bound. 1t Is believed for south
America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
np ptrrFws srccEssOR AT yAssAR.

Poughkeepsic n. ", oct. 1s.-Professor f. NJ. Bow
man has been selected 10 succeed Dr. Ritter IN 'ne
chair OF music at Vassar College. Professor bowman
is the president OF the American College oil huscahs'
and has held other responsible places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
4 PRESCRIPTION PROVES FATAL.

Morristown, n. j., oct. IS (SpecaD.-A farmer
named Emmett s. Miller thirty years old living near
Pottervile a hamlet about twelve miles from here
died last night from the effects Of carboc acid whch
he had administered to himself, II IS said py MS
family, on the advice OF Hackettsto"h phS siclan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
no1vn ruE lRoAn,s BUsINEss IN JAIL

Montgomery, Ala Oct 1s epeciall-Maior Dun
ham sunerntendent of the Alabama Midland Railroad.
who killed one Cunnin CHAM, empoye OF the road
three weeks ago. and 10 whom ball was denied by the
court vet holds his position and his office IN jail where
he signs and approves Of his business as nc useu 10 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
srIcIDE BECAUSE OF I'LL HEALTH.

Ptt,burg Oct 1s.-William Lyon, manager OF the
Marion Linseed oil Company committed suicide this
evening by shooting himself through the head. Lyon
was sxty-nine years old lie had been in ill-health
for several years. and this is assigned as the cause Of
deed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
PISSED 4 RIRK ON ERE.

Philadelphia. Oct. 19.-The steamer klnsSdse' III
port from Carthagena, reports having passed on octo
her H. in latitude "a 80 NORTH longitude 55 west, a
bark on fire. She had burned to the waters edge ana
was supposed to have been loaded with cotton. Upon
her stern were the letters Y and 7, probably part OF
the name Of her hailng port The Others nao ourheo
away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
VISIONS OF MILLIONS ~ ENGLASD.

Dptte Mont oct 1s.-Mrs. Ann y. Deieh an IN
mate of the poorhouse Of this city and eighty years
Of age received notice today that she Is the heir TO
an estate worth ss.ooO,oOo in England. The story
dates back two centuries, at which time her great
grandfather on her mothers side owned vast estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
KILLED IN 4 DRUNKEN FIGHT.

Waterbury, Conn., oct 1s.-In drunken scufiie in
Rrooklyn district last night, William Hughes, aged
thirty three was pounded to death by William DAILY,
sgpd thirty two. DAILY arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
THE ANNIVERSARY OF FREDERIcK's BIRTH.

Hamburg, Oct 1S.-The late Emperor Frederick,
had he lived would have reached the age OF sixty years
today The anniversary was ftdDgly observed here
The streets were tastefuly hung with bunting and
appropriate sermons were preached in the churches
A. the theatres the performances were Graced with
specal features in keeping with the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
,ovrpyop srrr1r OF OKLAHoMI RESIGNS.

GOVERNOR STEELE, OF OKLAHOMA, RESIGNS.
Guthrie, Oct. 1s.-GOvernor steele last night said
that two weeks ago he rendered his resignation as
Governor Of Oklahoma to the President. lie yester
day received letter from the President accePtin1
the resignation. The cause of Governor Steele's
estimation is not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
THE EDAM LOSES HER SCREW
UNDER SAIL BEFORE A BIG GALE WHEN sr0NN-'
BY THE ELDER.

BY THE ElDEh'
London, Oct ls-The North German nC.s o"toSsr 10
spp sor Bremen reports that on october 10 in latitude aO
north longitude "a west she spoke the Dau% oco
Edam Captain Brunsman which left hoH S".t ner sc,ew
her 3 for New-York. The latter nSU -'
and was sailing before terrinc sSio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
rARy1NGs OF A SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.

chicago. oct 10 Cspecia).-Thc earnings OF the
Cincinnati, New-Orleans and Texas Pacific ior the
wear ending June 80 S4,370,143. an increase Oh
S6o.90s. The expenses were S3O24,9o=' an HlcreaS'
of S1OG.32O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

nj, wild undertaking is shown by stirring mannsSo itS
Witch he has inst Issued and which is bens crct
nteS in ALI the cities of the Republic through MS s9'''
agents"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

Paris oct 1e.-The Pekn Government has directed
lis Ambassador at ST. Petersburg to demand explana-
tions from Russia for her encToachments upon the
Parnir territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
Appointed A GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT.

Chicago oct. ls (Speciall.-H A. Hans1eh mas pee, pee,
aunointed general freight agent of the Iowa Ceh'r
U5fh HEADQUARTERS at Marshalltown, Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

EARTHQUAKE on THE ISLAND OF PANTEILARIA.
Rome oct lS.-The earthquake shocks AT the island
81 fantellara and its vicinity continue a volcano has
snsen IN the bed Of the sea of the coast NJ p.,,t
which elects masses Of stones 10 a gIcat baSl, i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
MRS SMITH TO BE MADE A PEERESS.
CHINA DEMANDS AN EXPLANATION

London, Oct 1e-The wife of the late william henry
Smith, the leader in the House of Commons, will be
elevated TO the peerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

SWITZERLAND ADoPTS A NEW TARIFF.
Rerns oct 1s.-The plebiscite has resulted In tne
adoption of the new tariff and the State bsnknOOe
monopoly.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-10-15

bright;eyed young man, newly come to
California-a young man who was just
beginning a career of invention and
manufacturing achievement that has
gwen him place among the score or so
OF foremost Californians. The other
: was a mere nonentity.
The young man with the bright eyes
began to see that something was wrong
with the stage. 1t went too fast; 1t
swung too much. He climbed on the
seat, and let down the narrow window
nearest the drivers box. He leaned
out and managed to raise himself far
enough TO see that the horses We're
41inning away. He called to the driver
eHtfeccived noreply.
The young man reflected that the
road ahead was not an easy one for
runaway stagecoach to manage. They
We're now on the down grade, next
came hill, then another descent, then
second hill, then long, steep and
winding piece of down grade. The
horses must be stopped before this
descent was reached or smash-up was
inevitable. He decided to do his best
To check the horses; II he failed he
would jump out and leave them.
The first thing to do was to swing on
the drivers box. A heavier man might
have failed, but the young stranger
was alert and muscular; he watched
his chance, caught the iron bar at the
end OF the seat drew himself out,
poised second on the window sill and