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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
FERRE1ING OUT REPEATERS.
DEMOCRATIC CORRUPTION IN ALBANY EX
POSED
CITY POLICE AND DETECTIVES ACTING IN COLI

CITY POLICE AND DETECTIVES ACTING IN COLI
LUsIoN WITH TIE LEADER OF THE GANG.
Albany Oct % Spociall.-Tha city police and city
detectives have been alert today and so have the
Democratic rlngloaders. They have been trying by
every possible means to crcumvent ard counterf'ct
the work OF arestng repaters by the United State,
authorities The detectives who have been employed
In ferreting out the colonization of repeatcS here
that this city Is the corrupt politically OF any
they have been employed in.
The examination OF Fred McDermou the liquor
dealer whose place was the headquarters for repeatcrs
begun to-day before United states Commissioner
Mead. While Detective Morris Ciodfern was the
stand two city detectives, Nolan and Mccain, came
into the courtroom and held I conversation with
Norton Chase. the Assistant City Attorney. who ap-
parcd for Inspector OF Election McDermott II was
Mr. Chase who took active part In the persecution
OF Labor Commissioner Peck. The detectives then
disappeared. but reapp-nrcd again shortly. During
their absence Goldfern served with United states
warrant charging him with false registration. This
was 10 prevent the city authorities from securing Oolh-
fern on warrant under the state law for false reSisr
tion. When the two Albany detectives reap
pcared they all smiles. They were
armed with warrant for John Doe, who had regis
tered as morris RoutnsM. ol Grcon-st." (Mc-
Dcrmotts place.. They did not get their man. for
lie already under arrest I'm the United States
Court. Had they beaten the National officers. then
Goldfcrn would have been hurried of to Jail.
on the stand Detective GOldfern testified that lie
taken to McDcrmott'S place by Clerk of the
Common Council. Thomas II. Craven. GOldfc1n
S;d he was promised - for every time H. voted but
was to forfeit 81 each time 10 McDcrmot. lie was
introduced to the other Democratic Inspector In
hc lid District Of the FpIrh Ward by McD-1no,t
as lone Of Our men, The Inspector appontsd Il
certain time for him to come around Ia the registry
When GOldicrn registered EO.~in,d, a. said he
states Marshal, George IIawIcy. lad noted the name
on his book for challenge. McD"rnot promis sod
10 put GOldfcrn through forty 10 nfty time. in tn,
city and Try election day. and thereby allow him
to make 500. Thc examination viii continue to
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
nInnR 0RGINLzArLOys SIZED.

tnciunr1 81. 25.-Two suits OF far-rcaching
INN rtnnce were fled to-day by John ii. havhn'
theatrical manager, and The Walnut street Thea
tre Company. They each for Soo'ooo dann-
ages and for Injunction. Both suits are against
ln or examinations and their officers and are basei
Tn the recent strike by the stage empio3"s Or
dered by the Stage Employees Cnion' ana supp r'eo
by the the Carpenters Union ana inc Am"'s"ii'a'i
council of Building Trades and the Central Labor
council The suits OF dlmages allege that these
cro,nizatious have Interfered with the business OF
theatres by threatening bOycOts and Otherwise ;
and the prayer for injunction Is ha'd on the alle-
Lv askng the public 10 withhold pstrona-e hom
tIe theatres Judge Cumer, before whom the su's
were brouch has Issued temporary injunctions
r~stroInrg all the deen ants in the strict u mon
rar posyible from interfering In any way whatsoever
with the management OF the palNtins business. Inc
Indrr al,n stated flOm the bench tlat summary
punishment would follow any Violation OK the orier
OF the court I'm this respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
y,pOyrAyr SEIZURE OF OPIUM.

sr.pension Bridge, y. Y. Oct. e5 (specap.-one 81
", most important captures OF opium smusglers madc
on the Canadian border recently was engineered he~
tonight by Special Agent c. E. Lewis OF the treasury
Department. The officer had been III i"ron,o ".'
49,. phne waiting for his train at the sutton
o.,c.d +ro men, Ole carrying two satchels, entcr
The dav coach. One oi these men The olnccr
lnrw to be George Johnson formerly a
news agent, who had before uis
be.n engaged in opium smuggling. Between liamlitDn
and Toronto the other man entered the closet OF uie
car taking a satche and Johischs coat WIN NM
ube, bs came out the coat made bundle OF con
,dahlo size Arrived at this station, Lewis decided
clio, :, vas time to act. large amount of opium
Wa taken from johnson and his partner. who is now
tnoun N be ]. f. Adams. and both men were arres.I
The colored porter. Williams, was aTo ,r, nr.ss 'I f
Ido-,s and Johnson will be taken 10 I"ckpOft Ior
examination In the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
THE GERMAN ARMY BILL.
CoLpLY RECEIVED WHERE THE GOVERNMENT
EXPECTED SUPPORT.

CoLpLY RECEIVED WHERE THE GOVERNMENT
EXPECTED SUPPORT.
Berlin, Oct. 25.-The military bill is oodly re-
ceved hero. even In quarteS where the Government
expected support. The "VOssschc Zctung' expresses
itself pleased that the bill has been published, and
says that the different parties can now prepare for
the Inevitable general elections for members OF tie
Reiohstag. The National Zeung" says that while 1t
desires to meet the Governments wishes, the Gov
crnmepts demands than II Is pcprd to
sanction. The "Gernania' (C.erical expresses dis
satisfaction because there will be an Increase OF over
so. 900 men with merely conditional two-year ser
vice. The whole justlhes the worst fears
that tho Reiohsag will reject the bill The "Kreuz
Keitung' is the only Journal that supports the Gov
1t approves the reorganization OF the arti
ery and pioneers but refr,ns from expressing its
final opinion on the details of the measure.
Chancellor von Caprivi has ordered tlas an inquiry
be made as TO how the Cologne Gazette obtained The
copy OF the bill which il published Yesterday. The
nature Of the bill created bad Impression on The
BOuiSe to-day, and there was heavy selling Of Ger
man per cent bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
CHOLERA APPEARS IN VIENNA.
ONE CASE REPORTED THERE-FEw GASES ELSE
WHERE

WHERE.
Paris oct o5-The Government Hygienic Committee
announces that between October 16 and October -
ninety deaths were reported in France as due 70
choleralc disease thrtythrce Of the cases occurring
I'm Marseiles. NJ Ribot. Minister OF Foreign AharS'
has sent TO the representatives OF foreign "oNcrA-
ments protest against foreign ports 1uarantininS
vessels arriving from Marseilles. The CHAMBER OF
Deputies after two days debate on the question OF
the publication Of the water OF the Seine adopted
today n notion sanctioned by Premier Loubet call
ing upon the Government execute the works already
legun for fItering the drinking water OF Paris ana
its suburbs.
guda- -pesth. Oct. 2J.-SeveEteen new cases OF
cholera and five deaths from the disease were reported
In this city 70 day.
Amst.rdam Oct 25-Two cases Of cholera and one
death from the disease have been reported al iSsei
STEIN a town on the Issel. near Utrecht. ,
Hamburg Oct 25.-Twenty five new cases OF ciioeia
ver- orc ally reported here yesterday. NO dcaus
from the disease occurred. o.. ~,
Washington oct 26.-The United stqtes Consul
General at Vienna has Informed the secretary OF ese
that the first case Of cholera appeared In vienna Ses
fprday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
TIE LUTHER MEMORIAL CHURCH.
IMPOSING CEREMONIES TO TAKE PLACE AT ITS
RFcoNSTCRATToN.

Berlin. Oct o5.-A grand featurs OF the recon
,scranun Of the Luther Memorial Church. at "it'eh
berg. which tnkes place on October 81. VIII 10 "e
procession into the church through the uo"r 70
I,h., n.,,.d h,s Celebrated theses against .he doc
tripe O; indulgences. This procession VIII comprise
Emperor William and the other sovereign princes u
Germany and promises TO be spectacle OF gre"
,plendor Trumpeters will Be stationed In the s'eepe
Of the church. and as the procession crosses 'nc
historic threshold they will play ." Elm fes'e hu'e'
After the service. In the church the members OF INC
nv.I family will 60 TO the house IN which Luther
lived and inscrte their names In the visitors nibhm
The Supreme Protestant Council OF Prussia has or
d.red that memorial sermons be preached IN nh inc
nuIpits with It's Jurisdiction on Sunday The greater
mart OF the cost OF restoring the church mas been Dorh
- r,noror VilIiom At the reconsecrauon cerc-
oios ,bore will be present representatives Of all
foreIen Protestant sOveregns. who VIII take par, III
the grand procession The Duke OF lorh, mr. r p,e
sumptve to the throne Oh "ie"' D''"' ~ ~
sent Queen Victoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
KILLED HIs wIFE's AsSAILANr.

Dallas. Tex, oct. o5.-Dr. H. Jones' pro"hen'
physician. to-day shot and killed W. C. WAL AZ & %.
Confederate headquarters. This Is Conledera'e Das
at the Texas fair. 4 great crowd, !nciuols "."'
Reagan, Ross, Harriet ard Mrs. h"seS' VA w. In
Teger'on novs were present Captain Vial was Id
,b ,,o,o ., tnc Confederate headquarters Vrluhs Az
n table when Dr. Jones appeared and "l'hou. d
word N warning shot Vial in the TiSnt tempt pnd II,
him Instantly. Jones was Airesieo ni,rr nnu rbarged
Vsi viii .s.1uitng his wife some time ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
WATER SCARCE IN THE SCHUYLKILL V4LLEf

Philadelphla oct. 25.-The water In the schuyih
River from which the Philadelphia water supply Ia
obtained Is 80 low that the director Of the Depart
ment OF Public Works Is seriously considering ute
advi,abillty of issuing circular cautomhs hoose
kc.pers and others 10 be economical In their use
-, ,, rrecious 0ud Unless some such action Is
,aken there Is great danger III n water famine
Potsyille Penn. oct 25.-The SchuylRill coal
rcton is threatened with complete cessation OF work
NJ It's industrial establishments ana distress generaIy
,uonC its inhabitants resulting from The small water
supply The managers Of the Industrial eSldpusn,
a"PPy ,ro ai,oaJv 1rr,pging o haul water from
maintain ponds and streams wherever available. VI
the Mnhanoy Valley towns. Maianoy tity siehanuoal,
hours supply daily while at some ol the smaller
t,wn, and mining patchcs. water Is dOed oIt Ny ts
hnrI,tfuI only once In two three days a numocr
~ thn smallrr colierics have been rcnderh idle ~h
thc larger operations kept going with "aer tha'
1, hauled by railrO1d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

tion is vcll known and business has acconmo-
dated itself to it. Tinkering with the tariff an
the currency will unsette affairs and labor anu anu
conditions and b tn will be forced To a lower
plane of compensation. | do not for an instant
believe that all the members OF the Democratic
paltv are for Free Trade, irredcemabe currency
and destruction Having that faith, ! confidently
expect that its candidate will be hopelcS,y beaten
in \oVpmh,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
syoWsrORM IN The CATsKILLs.
Kingston, \. Y, Oct 23.-IheIe WIS e' ~
Of show in the Catskls this morning
BISHOP NEWMAN RETURNS TO oIAHA.

Round Lake. n. Y, oct. 25 (speciaD.-Bishop New.
man left here n day for his episcopal residence az
Omaha, whence he Will return in few weeks 70
Sew.York to attend the full college OF Meo'0u''' s'
Bishops which meets there on November 80 '''
viii then sail for south America to attend MS con,
isfepee In that country, and Will not return u,
August The Bishop during the summer hao V'si'c'
many parts of the West and In conversation reoe".y
hs add that from what be could n. g.hcr norts of
nat section the trend OF public sentiment WAS run
Jug strongly toward HarrisOn's reelecuon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
IJunrpvr-y ny TKIlL FOR TAXING BhibhS.

Lawrence. Mass oct. 25.-In the Aiacrlna'u' ,"m Dr
bery cases to day. John W. Bolton alderman nava nv
ward Six was brought to the bar. Aldermen WI ~
and Gallagher both denied voting i@ 'anes 80,
weldons license and both testified as to 'he sran'1
Of licenses. James H. Weldon the pTineipd "l'"e ne
testified N c3,ng 81 600 TO Alderman Bolton a' ins
ohce March 10 and receiving the Aldermans promise
d uQuor license
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
rI.vrs Js WEsr AsBURY PARK.

Asbury Park y. j., oct 25 CspeciaD'--ihe uWe'""e
house, OF Mary j. Brown ard Harrison ScH"'. :"
rnIon.ave. west Asbury Park were "'a''y .,..a
ty FIRE at 10 O'Clock to-rleh'' Inc i""' .,..
sseep at the time and had 10 DE- "i'"S :, ,,c
,aa,n. .1 u,u. children whose parents had gone
70 attend political meeting me loss ~ th,
,overcd by Insurance. TAe FIRE WAS o""'eu ~
6nrhinr OF a kerOsene oil IdiIP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
JrDGE BLoDGEr1's RESIGNATION.

Chicago. oct. 25-Judge Blodgctt has confirmed
N. statement that hts resignation as United States
n,srict Judge for this district has been handed TO
President Harrison.
.Ycsr said the Judge. my resignation was seht
to Washington October l6, to take ehect the hFst
uort.y I'm December. thought 1t time. after
.,,, ,,yo vcors Of service as a district Judge. t.
re,ire and make way for younger blood. The work
Go Increasing every year. and to keep The mill
grinding requires u great amount OF energy WINCH
yonnger man can better supply"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
cI1rJyG 4 WOMAN TO THEIR PULPIT.

Boston, Oct 25 tSpecian-Ihe keV' Mary !.
Whitney, Of Cambridge, has received anu a'.'p"u
~ ., hoc,,ne rastor of the second Unitarian
c.c,otv al west somerville and she Will enter al
once upon her pastoral duties Mrs. Whitney Is ,he
wife Of the Rev. Herbert whitney pastor OF 'ne
First Unitarian Church Of Athol. she Is presueh' :"
the Worcester League OF Unitarian Women, atu ~ ,so
d,tyer an address In the wOnens a. IITln'n VI ne
Necbauics, Fair on November =, on WOMAN "'ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
ELECTRIC WTRBMEy STRIKE.

About 100 members Of the Electric Wiremene
Union strike in this city. They object TO the
employment OF non-uniOn workmcn. Several weeks
ago twenty firms Of electrical contractors organz
the Electrical Contractors Association. The members
OF this association agreed TO discriminate between
union and nOn-union men. Several union men
were employed by members Of the association ana
strikes were Immediately ordered. Work has been
stopped on fifteen buildings.
il is not likely that the strike will assume serious
proportions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
WILLIAM NORRIS AND THE LAUREATEsIlP.

,ordo, oct o5.-In an interview today William
Mo,rs the socialist poet, whose name has been prom
Inenty mentioned In connection with the poet laureate
sbp. said that he decidedly desired the abolition OF
the onice. Few persons, he added. would tfouoie
themselves about anybody holding the post IL Ao'u
Tennyson and Wordsworth had not h'ia H. .,o,
,or,tou strangely favored the continuance OF the
anrcat.Ship, as IL was, in his opinion Ere@' ''o
vantage 10 the literature OF Ehgiahd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
A CARTRIDGE MAGAZINE BLOWN UP.

IIavre oct. 25.-An explosion occurred ''is "0'
inc ,t ,be military depot In stadrosse suburb OF
,t CIV in which large number OF Lebei
cartridges had been stored. There was much eA
element for time, but 1T was ascerained tha'
nobody had been hurt. Beyond the wreckns OF ''o
morazine the only damage done was the shattchs "a
the windows of houses In the ViIidsc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
THE STEAMER ELSIE HEARD FROM.

San Francisco, Oct. 25.-Informaton reached here
today that the steamer Elsie, of the North Amer.
can Commercial Company which was reported
missing at sitka broke down 100 miles on NucM-
caka. and the passengers and crew. together WIN
sh"' 'r,oiis we're safely removed by the steamer
S.mo The Elsie will be repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
4 DECISIVE BATTLE EXPECTED IN DAioNEf

Paris. oct o5-Adylces from Porto NoVo s'lo" 'na'
tho troops dispatched from Dakar 10 rciiio''o % w,
French column operating against me D4io'0, ' "'.'
fie",. ,.o, ,ho main bodv until Monday next In a
oa d,spatch Colonel Dodds the French coPnnnder'
,sH that he was taking every measure to make tho
newt battle decisive one and as ae VIII ,,o,,
,ot until the inforcements reach MN boun 10 '' before
mo- The result Of the battle Will Do A''"" '''''
Thnrsday T November 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
rrpoprEp LOSS OF THE BRITANNIA

G Oct. o3.-Much regret Is feIt over
Haiua .tod ,oss OF the steamer Britannia at Cape
the fe,o ,"a.v She left Boston yesterday for 'n,S
saD,' The Britannia was owned by the Nor,n Az, or
S s",ic Company Of Boston. and only began hut in
Ito, ,n June She was new ,'i,rs pon, ~ the
thnc,nnd thc a,''i at a cost OF 100000. t"r"'"'"''
t;na.,cr s;ae are meagre so FAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
vIvrRy WEATHER IN GREAT BRITAIN

Edinburgh. oct 25.-Intenscy cold weather preVn'i'
in Scotland The locks I'm Pcrthshre are co'oi WIN
thick ice and the snow Hes oeep on ''ie "ou"" a..
800, oct GA snowstorm prevails today ~
the Dartmoor Hills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
or,rrN VICTORIA TO VISIT ITALY.

London Oct. 25.-lt Is anhouhoen ua.
.i ,iu .nona tb. winter months IN Italy. she
,uI r.s,de nj Bicntina eleven miles east OF Pisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
,orn rr0M THE EFFECTS OF THE

n,o,,snrc n. Y. oct. e5 Cspccia a-Aliah an " ."scts
Plats0"s Moore died this morning from the eDeosA s
son 50 Q, vnun1 received saturday ~ tho a0c'aen"' ~
.nsrgo of . n4&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
WRECKED IN THE CHINA SEA
THE STEAMER NORMAND LOST.
SHE ENCOUNTERED TIE rYPHooN THAT DE
sTRoYED THE BoKuARA-oNLY TWO
KNOWN TO DE SAVED

Hong Kong Oct. c5.-The Norwegian steamer Nor
mand, which sailed from NagosaM on October q for
singapore, wrecked OF the Pescadores Isl
ands during the typhCon in which the Pennsuor and
Oriental steamer Bolhara was lost Two persons ar,
known TO have been saved from the Normand and it
Is supposed that Others made their escape from the
wreck though they have not yet beon heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

The Normnnd WIS commanded by Captain J. Jonas
SEN She was an iron steamship Of "44o tons and was
built in 1856 at Bergen, Norway. rhe was 32o feet
long, fortyOne feet beam and twenty feet deep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
1SMAS STEAMERS TO SAIL FROM SOUTHAMPTON

London oct. 2j.-It IS said that the lnman Line VIII
,naururate It's new service between southampton ana
Now York on March 3, 1893. The first ves'el TO po
dispatcbcd from southampton VIII De the wy Vi
Paris and thereafter all the steamers OF tle me VIII
,n ,.or, and arrive at southampton instead OF Liver
pool,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

lanes Wright OF the Inman Line, said that II was
not the intention Of the company TO give up V'rpoo'
altogether as a port, but II Is not KNOWN "me'"c' "
rer,,lar service Will be maintained there iho hc"
scb,dIIe will probably BE- arranged soon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-09
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ncas constu de pdOa curando radamene oda
deendn del empobecmento de
almenac5n nutrva habar ugaes hhmedos NAL
ventiados por Intermediates anteriores
su sceion ourstva eaz En- las papiaoone del
dolores de cabez napeten dbdad dolores las enas
hdopes eananco sordrss umbdos de ooe psdez dc
pe Ia resuyen caor natural meeormos flores hancas
grande erdide de aa de Ia mepuac ab1ndancss
complete desarroo de las la eda
pubetad debdad de les enfermedadet
aguda c6nica que mortoas
mas de simple de Affection general dec
En- vista de los de la Trs@ura de asunos
nlente roahap pctcs ha modfcado Ia formula p
compueba tan geEerazado hace de
ella en- toda ia isla.
Con fin de de les muchss mtecones que de
formula han hecho pToade nrores debe exgse
cada GAIA de egma pocedenca este abca
tapa SUPERIOR seo dice DOCTOR REVERoN Med
Csnlaio Ponce Puerto Rico h inferior rma ado de
reeho de Ia fa exterior de este ePono Agoso 80 de 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-09
LINEA DE CAIBARIEN.

Todos los lnpss lss 8 de ls tarde
ssldrA un yspor que, teesndc los msrtes
en- II lsabea . de SAsus, llsgari d Osi.
bsrien los microbes.
RetornsIA saliendo de Csibarien los
jueves, Gsspues de Ia ilegada del rsn
dc pessleros, con escs's en- Sagas, y
llegara d ls HsbApa los Yisrnss
Todcs Joe viernes 4 les 6 de 10 tar ie
saldia otIo vspor que toears en- Isabsls
de Ssgcz los hsbsaos ? llegsrk Cal
BARREN Los Domigos.
Efsctusr4 su sttcrEo ssl!eB0o do Gail
harleu los martes, depues de In ilegsds
del trsn De pesslsfos, toesrs en- SAgu
y llegarS 1 10 Hsbsna loo microbes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-09
DE vENTA

LoSa On 0s,as, surtido complete
Aceite Mnaza, latas J ba1icaa
Pinturas superiores.
HieEro galvanisado, hso y saa-
= llado
TOrnillus con tuercA
Clsvos tonelero.
Puntas do Paris.
Oamas dc hierro.
Oolchones de alambre.
Machetes cocodfilo
Planchas y cumbreras.
Oanales galysniIados.
Muebles, vaEiAs clases.
GaquinAs de coser.
Oamisas mallorQuinas.
OalEado de tcdas olascs
Gas Lns DiArnante
enytido general lie nstenssi&a
klmscAn de los saoorrs
=. aslss . Cs.