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FLORIDA's ELECTION.
The Democrats Claim a Majority OF Up
ward of 1000.

zhe De m ocrats Claim Msjority OF Up
ward of $4,000
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct. 4. - The
weather is Ierfect to-day all over the State.
There are indications that the vote will be
heavy. The Democrats are voting more
freely than the Peoples party and were
slightly in the lead everywhere at noon.
Reports from ninety towns to p. M. indI-
cate about an average vote, with the Demo-
Gratis in nearly every instance ahead. The
indications point 10 the election of Mitchell
D.) for Governor by about Is, 600 majority.
The vote is hardly as heavy as expected.
This is accounted for by the fact that the
polltax requirements kept down the aggre-
gate Of the qualifications in all parties.
Al IL p. NJ. reports were received from
every county in the State, and the actual
returns coupled with careful conservative
estimates show that Mitchell 3D. has a
majority in the State not far from %, 600
His vote will probably run to 31.00O and
Baskin's (P.) will not exceed 6000 This
is 10000 less than the Republican vote four
years ago, and the white Republicans.
where they voted at all, generally supported
the Peoples party ticket. but the negroes
strange &c say, divided their votes between
Mitchell and Baskin. Reports from about
twenty-five OF the counties indicate that
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NOT GUILTY.
A Victoria Reporter Is Cleared Of a Most DAM
aging Charge.

%
aging Charge.
VICTORIA, Oct 4.-The case of Potts. who
was charged with assault, was tried before
Justice Drake OF the Supreme Court to-day
and at the conclusion of the crown evidence
the accused was discharged. Potts, who is
a reporter on the Colonist, made a sensa-
,ional exposure four months ago OF immoral
practices among young children. When he
placed the Information in the hands of the
Chief of Police the latter Immediately laid
an information charging Potts with crlmi-
nal assault, and when the case was heard
before the Police Magistrate he was COM
mitted for trial
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SILVER COINAGE.
An English Enthusiast Who Believes He
Has Solved the Question

DENVER, Oct. 4. - Morton Frewes, q
political economist Of England and the ad-
vocate of the free coinage of silver, said
here to-day that he believed the United
States was big enough to shoulder the re.
sponsibility of free coinage single-handed
IL the European nations do not undertake
at an early day to cut the Gordian knot.
he Is OF the opinion that the enormous ex-
porting capacity Of the United States would
carry the country through any financial dis
turbance that might arise as the result OF
throwing open the mnts. In conclusion he
said: II think the East Indian mints will
be closed. only the Government being per-
mitted TO coin, and the result will be raise
in the price of silver and the price of the
produce from the silver-using nations sold
In the European markets"
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LoNDoN's LORD MAYOR.

Letter From the Archbishop Of Westmin-
ster Causes Considerable Comment.
LONDON, Oct A letter written by the
Catholic Archbishop of Westminster.
Vaughn, in which he praises English impair
TALLY rs shown in the election Cf Knill 10
the Lord Mayorship OF London, but says a
Catholic could not partake of the services
OF false religion, has raised a tempest.
The newspapers have printed many letters
protesting against the statement Of The
Archbishop. Councillor Moore. who made
such vigorous protest against the selection
OF Knill, has not given up the fight against
the Lord Mayor elect. He has advertised
in the newspapers asking all Brtons who
do not favor the election of Kuill as Lord
Mayor to communicate with him.
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TWICE SHIPWRECKED.
Hardships Encountered by Texas Lad Who
Followed the Sea

Followed the Sea.
GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 4.-The career Of
Ernest Maynard, who arrived in Galveston
to-day OH the Mallory ship Alamo, has been
fraught with thrilling occurrences. At the
age OF IA. in 1884, he left Galveston. seeking
his fortune in another part of the world.
He went to sea poor boy. sailing to the
west coast Of Africa. where he was ship
wrecked, and after great many hardships
he shipped again. and in 1889 was cast away
on the Caroline Islands with the crew of the
ill-fated chip L. l.. Sweat.
The natives on the islands kept them in
captivity for several months, when they
escaped in canoes. and after untold hard
ships they arrived at Honolulu. distance
OF over thousand miles. Young Maynard
persevered in his determination to go to sea,
and last July received his masters papers
IN New York Captain Maynard is the
cousin of Colonel Horace Maynard of Ten
nesSee, and his mother is the matrOn of the
Women's Home at Dallas, Tex.
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THE YELLED PROPHET.

Brilliant Reception at the Annual Festival
in st. Louis.
ST LOUIS, Oct. Amid myriads Of elec-
tric lights and glories Of matchless night
the stirring notes Of thousands Of musicians
and showers of sparkling, Kissing. scinti-
iatlng rockets. bombs and candles. greeted
Dy throng of over half million loyal sub
]ects, the Yelled Prophet, escorted by a
magnificent pageant and twenty-five gor-
geous floats, made his fifteenth annual
appearance tonight. Proceeding to the
Merchants Exchange the Prophet and his
retlnue entered the magnficently appointed
ballroom again TO greet his assembled SUBJ
]ects. The scenes were on scale OF mag
nlhcence never before rivaled In this city.
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more negroes voted the Democratic ticket
than the Peoples ticket; this. too. without
solicitation of any sind except In close con-
tests on county candidates.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct. A special
from Tampa to the Tmes-Union says:
Chairman Parkman of the Democratic State
committee said at midnight: THE majority
of the Democracy bids fair to be much
larger than the most sangune could pre-
diet few DAYS ago. Fiftsen thousand ma
jOrity was quite as large as any seemed to
hope for, but the vote shows that the State
is still overwhelmingly Democratic"
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THE COLUMBIAN FESTIVITIES
The President Will Not Be Present The
Caraveis in Spain

Caravels in Spain.
WASHINGTON. Oct 4.-Secretary Charles
Foster has consented to make an address at
the Columbian festivities in New Y York on
October Il.
GIBRALTAR, Oct. 4.-The United States
steamer Bennington, with the caravels
Santa Maria, Nina and Pinta in tow, has
arrived here. The warship will take the
caravels to Huelva. whereI they will take
part in the Columbian celebrations there.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-The Post to-mor-
row will say that there is no longer any
doubt that the President will be compelled
to abandon his plans for his participation in
the Columbian exercises at New York next
week and at Chicago later The condition of
Mrs Harrison is sueh that lie will not be
able to leave her bedside. and at the Cabinet
meeting to-day he practically notified the
members that he would not leave WASH
iugtOu
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ROW AT A REVIVAL.
Three Men Killed snd Several Persons

Three Men Killed and Several Persons
Wounded in Missouri Church.
FULTON. Mo-, Oct. 4.-Three men were
killed, a woman fatally wounded and sew
eral persons were shot but not mortally
wounded at coored revival meeting at
Stephens, twenty miles northeast of here,
on Sunday evening. On Saturday colored
youth named Mike Turner whipped an
other negro boy. The latter sw0re ven-
geance. and on Sunday afternoon he en-
tered the meeting aud. drawing revolver,
began to fire at Turner, mortally wounding
q Mrs. Keys at the first shot. Several OF
those present drew revolvers aud took sides
lor and against the boy who started the
shooting. When the smoke cleared away
three men were dead and several wounded.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Election Of Officers to Serve for the Ensuing
Term

Term
SACRAMENTO. Oct. 4.-The twelfth an
nual session of the Central Baptist As
sociation of California opened here to-day
and will continue until Thursday night.
To-day's work consisted of the appointment
of committees and was of a preliminary
character. Moderator P. ID. Code presided
and c. II. Hobart acted as secretary. The
address of welcome was delivered by Rev.
j. H. Seider OF this city.
The introductory sermon was preached
tonight by Rev. S. b. Randall. The fol-
lowing officers have been elected for the
ensuing year: President, Rev. Frank b.
Cressy; secretaries. Rev. c. H. Hobart and
5. b. Randall; treasurer. f. +. jay; audi
tor, Ii. G. Balantine.
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famlr expedition, under command of Col
one 9nei anon, has returned 10 Ferghana in
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ANGLICAN CHURCH CONGRESS.
An Attempt to Interfere With the Procession
Checked by Sn etafnrs

An Attempt to Interfere With the Procession
Checked by sp etators.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-The Anglican Church
Congress opened at Folkestone to-day.
After the address of welcome procession
was formed, headed by the Most Reverend
Edward White Renson, Archbishop Of Can
terbury and Primate of all England, which
marched through the crowded streets to
took position near the passing procession
with banner inscribed, 1--WE represent
Ridley and Lattlmer at the stake eXhortiug
ehurchmen 10 Withstand idolatry, priest
craft. rtualism and Popish professions"
They tried TO follow the procession. but the
spectators set upon them and tore the BAN
ner TO ribbons.
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RENDERED A RECEPTION.
Prominent Democrats Meet Their Can
didRte for President.

NEW YORK. Oct 4.-NearIy 500 people
shook hands with Grover Cleveland to-
night in the rooms of the Democratic Club,
where he was rendered reception. Promi-
nent Democrats from all parts of the eoun-
try were present and the members of the
National and State Democratic committee
who are In town We're among them. Inyi-
tations we're sent Governor Flower and
Senator Hill. but neither put in an appear
ance. A delegation composed of the men,
bers from Virginia TO the national con-
vention called on Cleveland tonight and
presented him with handsomely polished
hickory cane. The wood came from Mont-
cello. the home of Thomas Jefferson.
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A Lynching Mob in North Carolina.

RALEIGH. n. c., Oct. 4-News has been
received of the lynchug in Camden County
of Joe BARGE, who assaulted and murdered
Mrs. Frank Sanderln, near Shiloh. He
was taken from the jail by 500 men, hung
up and riddled with bullets.
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1h, American sailors Murderer.

NEW YORK, Oct. "A Genoa dispatch
saws the King of Italy has promised to watch
the court proceedings in the trial of the
innkeeper for the murder of Reilly. the
American sailor. to see that the murder is
punished to the fullest extent of the law,
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AFRAID FOR THE FUTURE.
count De Claude Makes His Escape From the
GtVarnment Panitanfisru

" W.T.
TACOMA. Oct. 4.-The notorious Count
Leo de Claude, who was recently sentenced
to forty days in the Government Peniten-
tlary at McNeils Island, escaped yesterday,
He was first missed at 2 o'clock p. NJ, and
ne was still on the island this morning. 1t
is believed that Warden Perry will eapturs
him. De Claude was convicted here OF
sending obscene matter through the mails.
He was utilized as trusty at the Peniten-
tiary and had no trouble to escape from the
Immediate vicinity of the Government
buildings. he has already served about ten
days and the only reason for his ATTEMPT To
escape is thought to be fear of arrest for
other crimes which it is alleged he has com.
mitteQ,
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The Plaza HoteI. New York CItv.

Professor Chandler certIfes to the absolute
purity of The drinking water aud ices suse6. as
they are vaporized and frozen on the premises.
The Plaza faces Central Park, Fifth avenue, and
Fifty-eighih street, Is within half block OF Sixth
avenue Elevated terminus station. ~ IN the fash
ionabe center, aud convenient 10 all paris VI the
city.
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spection over the new road that is COM
pleted fifty miles OUT in the direction OF
San Miguel. where it is to connect with the
coast road. The connection will shorten
the distance from this place to San Fran
cisco sixty-fve miles, and will be the main
line and the regular overland route. Bak-
ersfeld is to be a terminal point, and the
travel from here through the San Joaquin
Valley will be entirely local.
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Declined the Nomination.,

DENVER, Oct. 4.-Rev. Myron Reed, who
some weeks ago was nominated tor Con-
gress by the Peoples party and also in
dorsed by one faction of the Colorado
Democratic party. has sent letter TO the
State Committee of the Peoples party de-
Ginning the nomination.
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over my body, and got nnder my
nails The scales would drop off
OF me all the time, aud my suf-
fering was endless, and withou.
relief. One thousand dollars
would not tempt me to have this
disease over again. | am a poor
man. but feel rich 20 be relieved
of what some of the doctors said
was leprosy, some ringworm,
psoriasis, etc. I cannot praise
the CUTTCURA REMEDIES too
much. They have NAL my skin
as clear and free from scales as
a ba5y's. All / used of them
was s. worth. III Won had haan
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FUSION IN THE WEST.
The Deal Between ihe Democrats and
Peoples Party In North DAKOTA.

GRAND FORKS On. d.. Oct. 4-The
fusion of the Democrats and Peoples party
is now complete. The State Central COM
mittee announces the withdrawal OF the
Democratic candidates for Presidential
electors in favor of the Weaver electors
and iudorsing George f. Adams, the
Peoples party candidate for Commissioner
of Agriculture and Labor. The Democrats
now have only one straight candidate,
OBrien for Congress-
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BOARD Of Foreign Missions.

CHICAGO. Oct 4.-The eighty-third an
nual session Of the American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions began
here this evening. The meeting promises
to be an important one, and one of the mat
ters to come up Is the question OF cnurcn
reprpsentatiOn
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A RUSSIAN PILGRIMAGE.
Pilgrims Start for Trcitskoi to Honor St Ser
gius' Memory.

Moscow, Oct. 4-Thirty thousand pill
grims have started for Troitskoi to cele-
brate the five hundredth anniversary of the
death of st. Sergius. accompanied by 1000
clergymen bearing sacred symbols and I'M
ages. They sleep in the open air and pre-
sent most wretched appearance. II Is ex-
pected 100000 in all will assemble at
Trotskoi Monastery. St. Sergius was a
leader in the fourteenth century struggle to
throw off the Tartar yoke.
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The American Cun.

NEW YORK, Oct. At is generally un-
derstood in Yachting circles that Lord Dun
raven has sent conditional preliminary
challenge to the New York Yacht Club for
a race for the American cup.
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you would have had the money Hooked ike the
picture mo 2. page 47) In your book, How to
Cure Skin Diseases,' but now am clear any
person ever was. Through force OF habit rub my
hands over my arms and legs to scratch once In
while but to no purpose am all well. scratched
twenty-eght years. and il got 70 be kind OF second
nature TO me- l thank you thousand times.
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury. Vt
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An Engagement in High Society.

New YORK, Oct. 4-The engagement Of
Meta McAllister to John III. Janeway Jr.,
son of DR.. Janeway, is announced. Miss
McAllister is daughter OF the late Colonel
McAllister, who was in command Benicia
Barracks, Cal, several years, aud a niece
of Ward McAllister, and a resident of New
York for soma time
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A Cleveland Barge Lo,t.

PORT HURON, Mich, Oct. 4-rhe steam
barge Nashua is believed to have foundered
off GOderich this morning, and it is feared
her crew of dozen men have been lost.
The barge belongs in Cleveland.
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Five Children pniannad

WICHITA, Kans., Oct. 4.-0n Sunday
night at Ferret. Indian Territory. five chill
dren of j. B. Bailey. railroad employe,
were poisoned in some mysterious manner.
Two died during the night and the others
will not live. The poisoning is a mystery.
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TAX ON TOBACCO.

The New Tariff Imposed by the Mexican Gov
ernment
CITY OF MEXICO. Oct. 4.-The bill i'm
posing tax on tobacco has had its first
reading in Congress. The provisions en-
body a tax on native cigars of 40 cents per
100 and on foreign cigars double that rate.
besides the importation duties. Cigarettes
and cigars and other forms of tobacco, it
provides. unless in crude state, must be
arranged In stamped packages. 1t pro-
hibits manufacturers from selling at retail.
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EGAN's RETURN.
The Minister to Chile Brings Back the $75, 900
Indemnity Money.

Indemnity Money.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Patrick Egan,
United States Minister to Chile, arrived
this morning on the Pacific Mail steamer
Newport. He was received by representa-
tlves of the Irish societies. Egan brings
with him besides the treaty, mentioned in
the dispatches several days ago. letters of
credit for $4,000 to indemnify the families
Oh the seamen killed or wounded in Chile at
the time of the Baltimore affair." Egan says
the people of Chile are extremely favorable
toward the United States. Egan said his
return now had no connection with the
campaign. He once more entered an en-
phatic denial OF the many charges made
episode.
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EDITORS WELCOMED.
spokane Gives Them Delightful Eutertain-

Spokane Gives Them Delightful Entertair-
ment at the Auditorium
SPOKANE, WASH, Oct. "A public re-
ception was rendered to the members of the
State Press Association tonight which
proved great success. Two thou
sand people crowded into the audi
t0rum, and 1000 had to go away unable to
gain admission. Acting Mayor Baldwin
welcomed the editors to the city and Presi-
dent Strong responded. After the reading
of the annual poem by Mrs. Wall of Aber-
deem and speech by Editor Buxton Of
Winlock a delightful amateur per lormanee
waa piyan
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AN ILLEGAL SEIZURE.
The Schooner Rosie Olsen Must Be Returud to
Her f}wnera

VICTORIA. B. c.. Oct. 4.-Dispatches from
Ottawa state that Minister Upper has or
dered the return of the schooner Rosie
Olsen to her owners. bolding that her seiz-
ure by the Russians was illegal. The
schooner was seized In Bering Sea and
was brought back to Victoria by Captain
Copp, to whom the vessel was given by her
captOrs
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and the other, dangerously hurt The dead
pension agent The dangerously injured
are: Barney Fitzpatrick. Howard johnson
and Jack Denhart. The others sustained
lesser ininrias
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THE CoUNIY-sEAT WAR.
Trouble in Hitchcock County, Nebr, Settled
Wifhnnt Rlnndahed

OMAHA, Oct. 4.-The Hitchcock County
war ended suddenly this morning. Adju-
.ant- t-General Hifquain of the State militia
reached Culbertsop this morning and at
once ordered Sheriff Dennis to do his duty.
The Sheriff summoned a posse went to
Trenton, recaptured tho county records
without a struggle and brought them back
to Culbertson. The troops have been dis
missed
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MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS.
The State Convention N0mInates n su-
preme Judge.

LANSING, Mich.. Oct. 4.-The Democratic
State convention met at noon. Governor
Winsns WAS called to the chair He made
a speech cOngratulating the party on the
outlook. After the appointment OF CON-
mlttees there was recess till this after
noon.
At the afternoon session, Judge William
Newton Of Genesee was nominated for Su-
preme Judge. The resolutions indorse the
State and national platforms.
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THE DEATH RECORD.

German Admiral aud a French Sculptor
Pass Away.
WILHELMSHAVEN, Oct. 4. - Admiral
Deinhard. commander of the German
squadron OF evolution, died to-day
LONDON, Oct. 4-The announcement is
made of the death Of Gabriel Vital Dupray,
q French sculptor. in his seventy fifth year.
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SOLD THEM OUT.

Two Chicago Gamblers Who Attempted q
Deal in Gss Stock
CHICAGO. Oct. A fe W days ago Thomas
Martin. a stockholder in the Economic Gas
Company, applied for a receiver, alleging
pad management. Nobody knew Martin,
but to-day II was learned that the schem 9
was originated by Joseph Ullman and Will
liam Skakel. two well-known gamblers. to
bear the stock and sell it short. They were
little slow in getting up the margins, and
to-day the brokers closed them out, entail
Ing loss ~ them of $4,000
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STRUCK A sTREETCAH.

Fatal Accident on the Cincinnati Railroad
Line
CINCINNATI, Oct. "A switch engine on
the Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
railroad this evening struck heavily
loaded streetcar on Harrison avenue
through the negligence of watchman,
who, it Is asserted. failed to close the gates.
Seven persons were on the platform. Of
whom two were killed, two fatally il jurs
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SCRATCHED 2S YEARS
A ScaIy, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cutieura Remedies.

II I had known OF the CUTICURA REMEDrks
twenty-eight years ago It would have saved me
$500 90 and an immense amount OF suffering. My
disease psoriasis commenced my head in a
spot not larger than cent. Ii spread rapidly all
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A MAYOR MURDERED.

Gamblers Of South Omaha Charged With q
Revengeful Deed.
OMAHA, Neb, Oct. 4.-The body Of G. G.
Miller Mayor Of South Omaha, was found
in the East bottoms to-day with bullet
hole in his head His friends scout the
theory of suicide, and there is rumor that
some of the gamblers in the Magic City"
are responsible for his murder.
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EsQUIMAUx FOR THE FAIR.
A Colony From Labrador En- Route to tn.
Chicago EXPOSITION

HAwKEsBURY. C. b., Oct 4.-The
schooner Oulina has arrived here from
Labrador with colony Of Esquimaux for
the Worlds Fair. The colony consists OF
twelve families comprising fifty-seven souls,
ranging in age from 6 months to 56 years.
They have all the parapherualia with them,
Including twenty-four dogs. The vessel
will proceed to Boston
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MITCHELL's BRUTALITY.
The British Bruiser Arrested for Beating an
Old Man

LONDON. Oct 4-Charley Mitchell, the
pugiist. has again got himself in difficulty.
He was arraigned in the Bow-street Police
Court to-day on a charge OF assault and re-
manded. The victim of the prIze-fighter's
unprov0ked brutality this time is George
Salvage, an aged keeper of lodging house
in the Strand who is now in Charing Cross
Hospital undergoing treatment for injuries
inflicted upon him by Mitchell.
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FRAUDULENT INSURANCE.
A Receiver Appointed fer New York As
sessment Company

New YORK, Oct. 4.-The Supreme Court
has appointed temporary receiver of the
Guarantee Alliance of Elmira. n. Y. upon
application of the Attorney General in
suit for Its dissolution in bond of $3.50, 600.
The concern Is of the assessment insurance
order. An investigation showed it had ex-
ceeded its powers in doing business lille
gally, and was fraudulently insolvent. tie
liabilities exceeding the assets by S610,000
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A NEW OVERLAND LINE.

Bakersflsd Proposes to Shut Out the San
Joaquin Valley.
BAKERsFIELD, Oct. Al. A. Fillmore.
general superintendent, and other officials
of the Southern Pacific Company arrived
here this afternoon from the south and de-
parted almost Immediately on q tour of in-