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a reK thas Teacher WrsGg ssA Hev PspGs
TrleA 70 G aree.

s~cHLSroS. Oct 10. Miss Julia A. wraee.
who teaches the Cherry Vale district school.
had a strange visitor last Thursday afternoon.
A large f'ock Of geese belonging to Farmer
Austin o. Mulkins we're picking grass in front
Of the schoolhouss while Miss Wragg was
hearing 3 recitation. suddenly the geese
began to sauall as though something had
scared them. and thev kept up their racket so
long that Miss wragg went to the door to see
what the matter was.
A fox had seized one OF the geese By the
neck and tho rest OF the dock had formed a
circle around bold Reynard. and were kissing
and saualling and beating him with their
bills. as though they were determined to force
him to drop the nuttering goose.
Miss Wrass shouted, and the fox broke
through the phAlanx Of noisy fowls. dashed
past her. and dragged the goose into the
schoolhouse. Miss Wragg followed him in
and shut tho door. and the pupils dung their
books and sIates At the fox till he dronoed the
goose o3 ,s and went r to ha pe'inT eyer t The dsiks
screamed. and the fox leapsi upon a counter.
made a wreck OF a window. and ianmed his
nose through a pane OF glass.
dom Miss Wrase seized him BY the tail and
curied up aud bit her haad. and she lot GO. Of
fIis ta. ns ssr hal aui bs ajian Iei Know 1oI was wSie 10 v osa ~
q crack at him, and he do.ired their blows, and
darted into q lockwood stove. in which there
wac no fire. Miss Wragg slamme the door.
thinktnR that shs had trapped ths fox. and IN
doing So the sto vspipe eumbied down. and the
fox popped put q tbs pipe;hoie - black -
Elmer Hastin IS. a pupil: drove him back With
sruier. and the fox ran into q closet WHARF the
girls hung their duds. The boys hustled him
out. and he darted into the entry. climbed .
lai. Ter like a fireman and hid in the garnet.
Miss Wragg took the ladder down. and one
Of the boys ran ana told Mr.. Mulkins about
the fox NJ. Muikins soon came with his
hound. BY that time his goose lay d.ad in the
echoolhou-A He put the ladder in place.
lifted tho hound into the garrett. And told him
and the excited pupils heard ALVEY scrim.
mage N the garnet for a minute or so, Then
they heard the hound ys!p As though he was
getting the worst Of it. and the next instant
the hound and fox fell through the hole TO the
entry floor. The fall separated them. and the
fox gave one snap at the hounds nose. turned
like = fash. dashed out Of the door before any
one had . chance TO stop him. leaped = fence
across the field. Tho hound soon caught him.
but Reynard fought him liksa cyclone till he
turned tail. and then the fox legged 1t to the
woods and got away.
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BROOKLYN

Louis Hoppe. who killed Patrick D rise oil with an old
cavalry sword some months age. was yesterday con-
vc,ed Of mAns!adghtsr IN the second degree N The
Court or sessions.
Police superintendent Campbell had AL the Captains
b-fo-- HIM Yesterday and told them that som-tn.ng
N .sr he done to SOP thu numerous petty robo-rias
going 90 all over the city
Annie Mooney. aged ~ yesB. while cleaning the
wtnisws ON the fourth fOor OF she house at III v Arr-n
street yesterday. tost har balance AMI. falling 10 she
side salk, was instantly killed
rh- Rev. J. ". Richardson of the centenn.a! Pa p,ist
Church IN Ad-lphi street nS received ral t6 the
vacant ulplt ct the PArS Baptist Church a Pa n4e.d,
M, Aad he will probably accept e.
Isaac E. Nasitrs. tho Marsha! Of the Forty seventh
Regiment VIC was inflicted for Assault IN ths first
no: respond when ca. led for tsiA yesterday ia tho
Court OF Sc ssious. Judge Noot- ordered tue 3l.oCU
bail furnished by col George NJ, Eddy forfeited.
Dr. Dreamer n ad- An autopsy yesterday on he body
0f Peter Assy, the q d lamplglter, who SaA fatally
assaulted BY UenRls Ac,arty, and reported that 4 cath
resulted from c-rebra! hsnsrrnag-. Amos Ance sur.
gson Wills rad diagnose the cAsc as n stmyte soap
wound. and Dr. j. r kev.h. tle attendant pl sIcian,
As . fracture OF the skal,
II has been decided By the nauaK-rs OF The Brook IN
for the plans Tor the nav museum p4Ldirg. g 6s
erected % the eA'r snie iaars. rhree other a-rG!t-rta.
selected from \ iist Dr Hose desiring IN enter tie ON
petition. wall aiso b. IN yitr-! to send N plans Each OF
thu eight competitors 10 20 receive 500 and saCh Of
the thres judges = 10 rt'stV- 4 Similar atIgnnt.
Patrick Hax AZ. who was arrested on Wednesday
night by the pa, lcs Of he bedford Ay-nAe station ia
WI LA msburgn, in connection sIth 10" ieaIl ~ John
QuixIsy. whose niutJaLed body vas t2nnd IN u. river
near the Houston street Frrfy shr en- F.-si1y. ~sstlS
charged by Justice to-trf NJ - ire Lee Avenue PclIce
Court yesisriay. Deterttv. 'orroran tod the maas-
trare that the sew lsrs authorities had shown no IN.
IL vas I've s.s 30 teratn tLsAn any Longer. hlsan
cried " a-n he vas told that h. vas tree.
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Mr.. H.--,... Growing Weaker.

WASHINGTON. Oct l4-Mrs. Harrison Was
considered By Dr.. Gardner this morning to be
in perhaps . weaker condition than hereto
fore. The night passed for her a. usual In
the early part Of the evening before bedtime.
DR.. Gardner said her pulse was stronger and
that she was somewhat brighter than during
the day. She slept most Of the night and has
been sleeping the greater part Of the day.
This slsepiness Is regarded by the physician
as indicative Of her great weakness and sx-
haustion. and II the case were not IN all human
probability known TO be hopeless this symp-
tom would be thought to be most discourlg-
ing. The remedies that help TO overcome her
.palls OF nervousness may also induce this
seeming rest. How carefully the return Of
these nervous. periods are guarded against Is
his daughter. or niece ever 60 into the sick
DR. Gardner after his visit to Mrs. Harrison
tonight said that she was percepttbly weaker
more heavy, and on each Awakening she IL
com p.stsly exhausteI. The doctor, said. how
ever. that no particular change could be noted
In her condition.
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DANCE Ar II EsskI COUNTY Clue.
Anss9 the Tsvors W ere Colsnbas Medals
Hung On Ribbon.

The pretty house Of the Essex county oun-
try Club. . short distance from Orange, up In
the Orange Mountains. was brilliantly tllu-
minated within and without last night. the
occasion being q subscription dance Arranged
BY . Number o. the members OF the club.
Bright colored autumn leaves wers effect
lively arranged about the rooms and on the
piazzas. and behind = tai. screen Of palms and
autumn foliage was stationed the orchestra
The guests were asked 70 come at 9 o'clock.
but it was nearly forty minutes past that hour
whom a sufficiently large number had arrived
to begin informal dancing. which was kept up
until fifteen min utes of IL o'clock
When the ~cociiloo was danced. Mr.; Henry
FAR. There were 30 couples. and some hand
some favors were distributed in thsthree tig-
ures danced.
In the n7st figure there were silver pocket
BOOKS for the fadies and China pen wipers for
the men: in the second the ladies received
fancy ribbon sashes. while their partners got
and 10 the last figure there were fancy FIRE
screams Tor the Indies. and ribbon rosettss Tor
the men, -,
AT midnight supper was served. the $50
guests being seated at small tables. which
were set about in the dining room and Oh the
enclosed piazzas.
cluded in the list OF subscribers. were Mr..
r J. Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +. Mum.
s 81; ina s MIs' R 3aass fi IT, and NJ Ms. a sSa H.s;
Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. August Monrant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert sturgis;, NJ. and Mrs.. olive. :
s sa5 MRS Mr.. Frank and H bsil. G1 q Mr.. hG aad N rs:
Deiafeld. Miss Hall. Nj. Valentine 6, Hall, Mr..
Thomas T.. ksiiyi ! NJ a, Fr S n e. ao
Charles March. and Mr.. Louis Keller.
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They win Flsht At Cs.ey ISLAND fer ~.
on Dee. 0

The match between Peter MAher Of Ireland
and Joe Goddard Of Australia was made secure
asst night. Billy Maiden. representing God
dard. and Dave Hoailald. who is looking out for
Makers interests. afix their IS to tho
articles Of agreement in behalf of their respec-
tive protexes.
The men will battle at catch weights before
the Couey Island Athletic Club on Dec. 9 for .
purse Of $500. OF which $1,000 goes to the
loser.
The articles we're drawn up and signed at
Warren Lewis's place on Eighth avenue.
Judge Sutherland of the Coney Island Club.
John NJ. McDouaugh representing the new Pal
isads A. G. Of Colorado. and . few other sport
ing men were present
Sutherland and ArDonough arrived early in
did not put in an appearance until 10 o'clock.
The pre!imiracies to the affair were ar
ranged on Thursday night, and all that was
necessary to clinch the q ateh was the written
each depositsd 800 with warren Lewis. who
acted as stak sholdsr.
Mr. McDouough said that the Palissds Club
would offer Ss.uOO for the fght. tho contest 70
be decided under the same conditions that
will govern it At the Consy Island Club.
He further declared that h had a certified
check for the amount with him. a. . guaran-
tee that his club Is In earnest and was strictly
Although Mr.. M~cponough's otter snacksd
eilists' managers declared that they couldn't
Goddard will train at Mechanicsville. N. Y.
Holland hasn't At present selected quarters
will engage . cottage somewhere on Long
Island.
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While passing the corner Of Fourth and
Dicksrson streets Newark. yesterday morn
ing Health Inspector Reynolds saw some
little children teasing q three-foot snake
which was ~ndeayoring to hide in the dried
leaves in the gutter.
the tail. Mr.. Reynolds dragged her away and
killed the reptile. which. he says, wa a full
which m. snake was killed l. on the outskirts
Of the city ana Is not much built up;
1t $ a rare thing, however. TO md vsnomous
snakes So near the civ, and the last copper
head which there l. any record OF was kliisd
in an old graveyard in Plane street sixteen
II was aftsrward learn ed that It escaped
from Charles Murphy. the inventor OF split
bamhoo fishing rods, who caught 1t near the
old copper mine at Lodi Copperheads have
been unusually az undant this year in the re-
zion About Green Pond, In Morris county.
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Mrs. MARTHA D
New Vineyard, Me-"
FAD TO LASSo COL SHEPARD,
Set nia Before the 0-and Jury At Last
In the Mia ie ~Se. Gaze.

|
Due Get hin Berore the Grand Jury ut Last
In the Aiskie ~ie. Gaze.
The Grand Jury resumed yesterday their
Investigation OF the complaint Of Arthur L.
Tones OF Brooklyn that Count" Eugene
Mitkiswicx had swtndled him out Of 81. $50.
MI. N!coll sent . subpoena to Col. Elliott r.
shepard's ONCE on THURSDAY. requiring him
to appear before the Grand Jury at lO:3O yes
terday morning. but at 1890 the Colonel. who
has been q great chuu o. Mitkiewicz. had
not put In an appearances. Mr.. Sicoll became
i'm patient and sent Detective Sergeant Reilly
to ind Col. Shepard. 2
He found the Colonel sitting at his Office
desk. in . nsw-styls silk hat and a sack suit Of
blue serge. The Colonel was proeuse in his
APOLOGIES Tor not obeytns the su9p,enA he
said Il had cen put on MS t.sk and go. mixed
Obliged to ask COL shepard 70 accom- pany him
sld nv With ta' the en nssSins' sm ia,' Rat be ef turns men on
when he add cesses q sunday school. said that
he would be delighted to mpany Sergeant
They vent to the District AstorneJs Office
room. Meanwhile Mr.. Tones. having in por-
Col shepard said that be could not wait FOR
Mr.. Tones to go with him before the Grand
Jury. because he desired to go to Chicago on
If. S!colI then took Col. shepar, to tho
G ian.S ro sSay Of Te sns Grand nd 1 sssP a5s. Te e1a m nh:
ton: for, tntr.y;fve minutes When he came
out he declin-d 70 say what had been asked
Sin a Hosn. n Ghi rs'a,l SSnce Sstn st'N"'eA ana
The irand Jury notified Mr.. Nicoll that they
wished to hear further testimony from Mr.
wabbethsr or not thay viii iudict WIGS
upon Mr.. Iomss'sc complaint.
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Secretary OF the Nay Tracy "a a. ID. Ghs-y Horsa
Ju.ye Nc Adam n. !raHI.t q. a5sotgts IL vorrs =
John y aee'e from May N Nr-E
Thirteen yeAr.t robert aran' 81 49, Gr-en.tsa
.rr,sr r.T from ms "a u-f- .rt a N SutZ-r : street..
y.ster'ay. ana de! iar-r hs!r. after in Coayscneur
Hop ii.
An IN nr an TSp Lrgg no nropr'stors OF til. opium
,nTnfs A ~ Pal sr-r. a 4 nos ss street.. whose
n , ., w-r- gl.l-I 40 =. i4N nEIt BY th- lkabeEh
st,p-r % zee. ser- :ne. ~. entn Yesterday in special
session..
III. RAJ .raa Cn- rtFt,- Of the Board NJ Aldermen
mai yr.Lrril u pcs 1rur u. p-oir hearing On III. ap-
nls1 iy.l - EI.' n.Ner Brt' e b m pany Cor ronsens
"a 1g4 rrt- rHv n es Fasi rat.ruats The taw
t-rn .a.. AMI =. Kls neglected. TIC bearing VII
tax, pat u NHF.!t
Ets.r. gwrr4n an: s4snAr: ransey. sse iongyhare-
u.n $40 500 frt FulE'rmsr H-nry Mitchell WITH
90. an 4nua, IN lrnth as"pEs, near rnirty sssold
go A, EEK. YER a-tI yesterday IN sl,Nyo each
,.r ria a. I-ir-son Market Cosrt. Mitchell VINO APP
No., aga MT thsin. sho we'd EwO bai cuts which 10
r.r- y.- renn lls cotton hooks Oh Is head AMI neck
III .Nf-alltuR papers Toe tEr --movtI 10 Germany
az E.ia.uu rrsIx who - in LriioS street II! 9G =
- .r1. II fury.Fy IN dusseldorf Arrives: yest-rtAy
rec WaHi0grOn. Ervig shA b. delivered 10 Capt.
~ rSUnNrr Of the herman LlGYH steamship Alrr.
- Irp leaves mere A. ! 0cOcA '. day. and he VII 10
TUNED over To tn. German authorities ggou 'he ATT val
OF the vessel AZ Bremen
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SPARKS FROM TIE TELEGRAPH.

4 bloc. Of sa.tn::. binding. va. burned e E,nr-
ourEs "a Yesterday, The .a'sfs .xzFsaate s'ooe.
Gsv. Flower returned TO Albany yesterday and says
Aoutay
c,nnati ! newspap. 70 be called the Cfncnna. p.sfy
Trt6am-.
m-nr anaolnc'na the arrival OF the Ranger At sas
y,sSera.y- tor bis aous IN Indiana. TO remain until
Si..sr . Gssa; WI WIN me arm y .SSrs ".ss IS -'"
.: r: .s..s H:': r ! 5::;:: a,' e: s T. :siin !? tss;::
Dc. n, >. 6 : P:f Ron n Ia. lPf .isfsns sssris to s :: ss.: ri 's q: N:
di4nap"Is ysstertay. Judge Cox n1sd ns bond At
Three color-a m!n.r.-oe. r.yts,, Antr.v Vim.
pany on. mile eaAt af ssvisr. NO. BY the failing Of =
hissre.g. nsaae &. n ss sSss.says use ., 'aS.oes; u:
th a ia.4n. A. poaz6ss.pss.'
John q u . t.r 5.r;, Iiy,s. 3, s'is.,:5Is; : r; ;iIl
BE- lost bis Balance lie vas 80 years sf age,
IN: Go:sa. ..:od dasy Il e r. ss s.'i sS Of D. .d I y . CODY. n. n:
foam ! near tie Ge"txs road. Victoria, , c, on "tdEss-
Win. EN- porariiy tnsans.
The train bearing III. Justices Of ,he supreme Court.
a.11t.'sSs q he wotias F.r sa;a,ss. .s,Sass
VIII leave " Asnlngt n over the fennsytvSuiA RAILROAD
At II A n gu Tuesday nsxc
A despatch from raa !squah. L T., says that he'd
Christie the nntia v. who resisted the attack Of the
tinted States Marshals Tor two lays. mas escaped. PAIL
ing 10 DIS odge MIN from his .trgagnod he attacking
PARTY set are To his cabin. bus Christie lsapsd through
the iames And got away.
DR. Beaudry. inspector for the Provincial Board Of
ESr.. R R.T.r, :su me 70 %a.atns,on sy ' VisseSn. Si
Nicholas smith a. one IN no way warranted by the
f.ct., Tie Louis Club Of Three Rivers has passed .
resniut.on .x peiling Nj. smith from mem oers6!p.
judge scet. has scared An order restraining the Burt
county. Nab, insanity Gummlsstgn trsm inluirlns tnta
HI. M euta. c~Oull,loa. IN a result of the trouble IN
reganlAi on Tuesday when scott ssatsnsed . lawyer
20 AL for refusing 70 arg4s q demurrer after tue casa
nat been continued OY stipulation Friends Of the
Lawyrr say scott Is insane
william A. BArker, a wealthy and aged citizen OF
Providence. was fouai i.ad IN the railroad track nsAr
Eat u re-rwlca early yesterday, He vAs lAst seen az
3 oc.ock yesterdAy at Davsyi, e, waking toward East
greenwich, and - supposed 10 nav. been run ever b. .
railroad tram dur,ng the ulkht lie vas % years old,
unmarried, and worth shout Slso1S.
Tn. Gould carrias. plant hgi.d NJ in Alb,ny vas
partly dsstroysd by hr. y%estertiy morning. The orcu-
nAnts of the block were TIE y 1ost-r Furniture Com
panys stOr.hous-; HGyhes, Slmosou 4 Co. paper
Boxes: Albany hardware ani Iron Company'S siere-
houses. And Albany caramel tonipAny. This Ls. 10
ahour So, OfO large numt-r AZ girls In the caramel
company, apartment had nsrroS escApea
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BURLINGTON. y. J.. Oct. IA few days ago
Michael Rosells. Jr. appeared before Mayor
Albert q. Stlpath and preferred charges
against Thomas Cox for Illicit liquor selling.
Last evening George Roselle. q brother Of
the complainant. attempted to have the
charge withdraw. The Mayor refused. and
Rosslls began to abuse him. The Chief Ell.
scutive took the young man ~ the back % his
neck. and admint-terin. . forcibls impetus.
landed him in tts street.
Rosells then went before Alderman william
F. McNea and prsfsrred 3 charge Of assault
and battery again the Mayor The Alder.
man. who. it i. said: had been INDUCING in
the Mayor was holtirs court. and informed
him that ne was unt-r arrest and announced
that he would have 70 furnish 500 bail for
appearances in court. This morning the
charge Was wtthtraYn.
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he HAS Get . Die Bsosie s.A Ne wssts
70 Dask II % Harvissu, Bsys.

70 hask II % Harvtseu, Bsys.
Every man with q cent to bet on the election
OF Cleveland and with the sand to back his
opinions should be at the Hoffman House this
evening. Col H. l. Swords. the sereeant-at-
Arms Of the Republican National Committee.
who waged such . betting warfare In 1883.
will be there after dinner. providing he can
speak above q whisper. Col. Swords got a
hard cold sitting up half the night watching
the Columbian Pageant on Wednesday even
ing. He could scarcely speak yesterday. but
he said that 10 he could walk lie would be at
the Hoffman House tonight.
Four years ago he captured for himself and
others close to S10o. 600 in election bets. Just
before Mr.. Cleveland retired from the White
House Col. swords called for the purpose OF
arranging a meeting between Mr.. Cleveland
anil me President elect. Gen. Harrison. Col.
Lamont escorted Col swords into the presence
OF Mr.. Cleveland. and the President scanned
swords from head to foot.
why. Colonel said Mr.. Cleveland as he
surveyed his visitor. II thought you were q
big man. Tread all about your bets against
me. and tome how I got the impression that
you were a big. strs pping fellow. but I see you
are but q boy"
Col. Swords Is not a big man as giants 20.
but when he is in trim he has a lusty voice
and q rapid. Western way Of telling what he
will do. During the 'Ss cam paisn the Colonel
Wake into the cafe OF the Glenham Hotel q
week before election with sam Fessenden OF
Connecticut. They sat at one of the MARBLE
top tables having a drop ortwo The cafe was
owl ell. and at the bar was A strapping chap.
who said that he was from Connecticut.
"Thi swords is IL %tiufI-r." roared the Con-
r%ecticut man to the barkeepsr- and some
friends who were with him. Il know this
swords. Hes a cheap Western buffer. I've
known him all my life. I'd like to get hold OF
him now and sling a thousand-tollar bill in
his face that Clevelant will heat his man Har-
rison. tell you. gentlemen. he's y two-cent
buffer"
My, friend said Col. Swords. rising from
the table and facing the Connecticut man.
did | understand you TO say that you knew
Col. Swords %
Yes; I've known him all my life"
There's my card. sir" replied the Colonel.
showing out his pasteboaru. and I'll take
your bet OF $1,000 that Cleveland beats Har-
rison.'
My Lord" replied the Connecticut fellow.
you ion'r mean TO tell me that you're swords.
Col. Swords. the fellow. Tve been reading
about in. the Newspapers
Yes"
We'll. it's on me-" replied the Connecticut
chap. as he turned TO mis- friends. I'm a liar.
and Col. swords Is a gentleman: open up a
basket
There was fun after that. The Connecticut
chap was not only frank. nut nervy. He said
he hadn't . $1,000 bill with him at that mo-
meut. but the next day his representative met
Col. Swords and deposited the money.
The offers are even on the general result,
and the odds remain at $1,000 to $500 on
Cleveland to carry New York State.
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BETTING IN BUFFALO.
A Syndicate Pu:. u to Bet o.
Cleveland's E.ectiou-

BUFFALO. Oct. IA local syndicate has
been formed OF Democratic politicians and
sports. with an alleged capital Of for
the purpose OF taking bets on Harrison that
may be offered by Republicans. The combine
is headed BY Pat Lyons. who in 1884 won bar
rsls of money on Clevslsnd's election. and
nearly went broke in 1883. when he bet the
same way. Now he says he will wager all be
can rake and scrapa on Grover.
As far IS known. only two large bets have
been made on thu outcome Of the Presidential
election. Each is of $1,000. One Is registered
at the Hotel ~IroQuois,. and the other is
deposited In the safe at the TINT House. The
latter was made between a well-known msr-
chant and . theatrical manager.
Local nominations have also induced some
wag.rs and a good many bluff: In an up
,9wn saloon tonight 500 was onsrf ; Sus nHs
Democratic candidate ios District Attorney Of
Just hatng made up. and great interest IL tax en-
therein by the sports Of lesser capital, IL IS
exgecrei hat betting will be very brisk from
now until election
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H11IrARY attaches WITHDRAW.
The German from 81. Petersb0rE. the Rus
sian froa Bertha.

The German fro. 81. rs'ersh.rE. the Rus
sian frDa Bertha.
BERLIN. Oct. 14.-Ths post Of military At
tache has been abolished as far as the Rus
sian Legation here and,the German Legation
IN St Petersburg are concerned. The step was
taken At the request Of the Car. eOmmuni-
Gated through his Foreign Minister. For many
years the Czas had . military attachs at the
Berlin court
Tha German Emperor had . similar repre-
sentative At the Russian Court Shortly after
the Cronstads meeting the Cars representa-
tive WAS recalled. and but . few weeks ago
Gen. Won villsums. Emperor Williams repre-
sentative. was recalled from St Petersburg. It
between the sovereiSns Of Germany and Rus
sia- but left untouched the. posts Of the mill
tary attaches Of the legations. whose duties
were technical aud not concerned With the
personal relations OF the Gar and the En-
peror.
should Be- retired is regarded here As fresh svt-
tercourss between + !ssta and Germany to the
bare decencies OF diplomacy. It Is believed
that he Is influenced In this by shishkiu. the
belliGerert Pan-Slavist now at the head Of the
Foreign Office In 81. Petersburg.
From the military point OF view. however.
Germany is said to have lost nothing. - the
military sttach1 Of the legation IN ST Peters
picion AMI has been 50 watched and ham pered
in his movements that he Was able to do little
or nutning toward enliShtening the Berlin
War ONCE as to Russian military Affairs
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VIEWS OF THE RAILROADS
AaAltsr Cooper 81 the san Autesis ..
ArAass Pass lndieseA for Forgery.

AaA1tsr Cooper 81 the San Autosls aa1
ArAass Pass lndieseA for Forgery.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Oct 14-The invsstiga-
tien Of the account Of the receiver Of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pas, Railroad Company
Is going on before Master in Chancery Flem-
ing. Yesterday r W. Andes. General Passen-
ger Agent. testified that the register OF Gal
weston Hotel SHOWED that Receiver B F.
Yoekum was in Galveston on Nov. 3. 1891.
which is the date that ex-Audttor 4. g. Cooper
claims that foaSum recsipted TO him in san
Antonio for certain missing funds.
General Eastern Agent k.A. Fultnler. who
was station agent here % May :, testi-
date out Of the station agents accounts. This
Is one that IS Al eged 10 ne unaccounted for.
The Grand Jury lats yesterday afternoon
returned three !ntlctm ents against Cooper.
charging him with the iorEin: OF the name Of
B. F. Yoakum to re"eipfA fsr sums amounting
to St, 500. Cooper has not yet been arrested.