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BLOWN OUT TO SEA.
Eighteen Men on Four Scows and
a Tug Believed to Be Lost.
Street . Cleaning Dumping Boats
Caught in the Gale.
A Fleet of Tugs Sent Out to Search
for and Rescue Them.

There IS great anxiety among the tugboat-
men to-day lor the safety OF the crew OF the
ocean tug Edwin Webster, which became
disabled aHl dri;ted out to see yesterday with
the two Barney dumping boats Nos . and II.
Ihere were ten men on the tug ana two ON
each OF the scO'ys.
IL was reported 1t the Maritime Exchange
that the Barney dumping boats Nos. 3 and
10, which had been anchored within the
RockawnT Shoals, could not be seen this
morning, and 1t was considered cert ain that
they, too, had dritted out to sea. swelling the
lumber OF mon mlssing to eighteen.
fleet OF tugs has gone out In search OF the
drifting tug and scows, but there is said to be
hot much hope that any OF the eighteen men
Will b, rescued, although here were several
pilot-boats inowL to be cruising OF the coast
yesterday, ald the drifting boats are directly
In The path or the European steamships.
The tug Webster has sufficient provision
and water on board to last week. but the
men on the dumping-boats had not more than
q days supplies on board, ana they have
already been drifting thirty hours.
Tho tugs Edwin Webster and the II. 8.
Nichols LETT the street cleaning docks early
yesterday morning, each With TWO scows in
tow. The Webster had boat No. 8, having on
board charles Crump as captain and F.
Canal as mate. ana boat No. II Olaf Dahl
captain and William Iarrettson mate
The Nichols tuwed boat No. 3, John John.
son, captain, and James Hanson, mate, and
boat No III, John Robson, captain, and sam
uel Moore, mate.
A quick run was made to the dumping
ground beyond Rockaway, and the self
bumpers were quickly unloaded, but when
the tugs started TO return to this city, the
gale was 80 strong that slow progress was
made.
on ROckaway. about o A. NJ, the Webster
suddenly stopped. and In moment lay rolling
in the trough OF the sea with the ensign
hoisted Union down as a signal OF distress
The hawser had parted between the tug
and the dumping-boats, ana the tugs pro-
pellor had apparently become entangled with
the hawser's END, which the waves washed
under her stern.
The Sichols's captain put in as near the
Rockaway Beach as possible, and, anchoring
her scows inside the shoals, put out to the
assistance or the Webster.
The high sea and wind, however, made 1t
impossible for her to hold on to the hawser,
which was gotten on board the Webster, and,
getting short OF water, the Nichols put back
to this city.
After notifying the Barney Dumping Boat
Company, OF $40 Broadway, which supplies
the street Cleaning Department with scows,
AID getting supply OF provisions and water,
the Nichols started out again at } o'clock
yesterday afternoon TO try to ind the drifting
vessels.
Meantime the Webster and boats 8 and II
had drifted out to sea.
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IN HONOR OF JUDGE KNAPP.
Jersey City Courts Closed Till
After the Funeral.

The stdden death from apOplcXy upon the
supreme Court licECh. Ia Jerscy city, OF
justice Manning VI. knapp, reported in YES
teriay's sporting Extra Of rur EvENlxi
WoRrD, is Io-Iay the absorbing topic in that
city.
Al the hour Of opening court TIL, morning
supreme court Justices Appincott, Paxton
and HOFFMAN Were on IN" buUch.
Public Prosecutor Winfield rulogi2ed the
dead Justice and judge Liopucott paid n
feeling triUhte 70 III" memory o! his tate
associate. he cour, was then adJrarned.
A meeting OF the Bar Association was an
nouuccl Tor , O'clock this afternoon. VIII
pall-hcarers wiz !" selected and arrange
mruts made to attend the funeral which VIII
take plncc saturday at LAO +. W.. IN the SER
ond Reformed rhurCh, iiacRcnsaCk. Rev.
Drs. 81. John and ncmorcst VIII conduct the
services.
Til" body Of Justice knapr was removed
to-day to hlS IamIiS Homestead Ia EachcL-
sack.
uut u respect o the memory Of the G.Stin-
Vui1hed magistrate the c.uriS uf Jersey ,lty
New Jersey Par Association has pOsrp pon,i
until next wech lis annual dinner Which " as
10 have taEcn place io-riglt.
Judge knnpgr suGl"n inEinS on was u
-
nnd u all members ui lAr iCgal prl frsslOn,
by whom h" was universally respected and
h"U0rod. lie was stricken down y,Ntprday
a,,rnool While deivcr!n. chargc 10 the
Grand Jury.
lie was II the midst cf a 81. r0us drnunCia-
tiOn oi some liuhokrn Ia" breakers when,
without tn" slightest Harii..g, HI, voice ia!Icl
and he tell forward upon his desk UNCONSCIOUS
lie va, carried To his priNL'r r. III, hut could
not nc rcstor'd d. He died within ave minutes
Judge knapD was n native II bergen
County, y. j., and was born ia lS23. He was
admitted - the DAY In lhiB and was ap-
pointed Judge by GOV Bcdlc IN 1879. He
was ICappoiLtei n 1852 hy GOV. Ludlow ard
again IN 1850 by COY. Green.
lie leaves "A widow and lNO ,hlliren, a sou,
who Is u lawyer IN Jersey Gay, and II GIL. h.
Ter, who i married and WHO sailed for hu-
ronr witn her husband, Walter r. Clark, las,
saturday on the vera.
nGy. abb vii! lppGiat luLgc knspps
successor. The term u ullCc /. seven Years
and the anuuu! >1.lIy Siu,uOA.
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ALL'S FOR PEACE,
Z.
Chill 10 Make Her Concessions
Public on Saturday.
How They We're Fought Through
the Council Of State.
War Feeling Thoroughly Stamped
Out at Washington.
President May BE Asked to Take
Congress Into Tits Confidence.


Io>DoN, Jan. 1.-THE correspondent OF III,
Et5'%a' santiago de chin to-day tclcgraphs
that the text of ChilrS reply to the ultima.
tnm or the nitcd states has not yet been
disclosed and that II VIII not be made public
until saturday.
The correspondent further says that Chili,
relying upon the advices received from Minis
Ter Montt as late as Friday, that pacinc assur-
ahc"s were Givrn him constantly by Mr.. Blaine,
til" American secretary OF state, considered
thit settlement had been practically
arrnhgcd. especially "a Chill, through Prrsi.
dent MoGtt, had given counter assurance nt n
friendly i"riing and OF desire to satisfy all
reasonable demands.
Minister Months position, the correspond
rnt adds, is now seriously compromised.
Fortunately for the tranquility OF chill. the
entire nation places confidence In the patriot
Ism ana prudence OF President Montt.
Everything In chm remains quiet SO far.
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fsprcrAr TO rnr rvrxrys woa,n

| 'sHtNGToS, Jan. Determination OF the
news OF 'h,!Is concessions 20 the ir''
states was received here with expressions
| '!ttIo different IRON those called out by the
first int'lnhti"hN that such concessions had
been made"
| thc frcling of icllcf Is, OF course, more gen
"rSl ana positive, ana outside the ranks OF a
Few extremists there !, now absolutely m
war feeling.
| Among thos" VINO SIN ache 10" war there
Is TAX OF "thlfs buH,' OF "dclay until she
Is ready 10 hght,' OF "insun'clen' apology,
ana oih9r imaginary poiats upon which
! Dcii'gereni argument may hang.
lhat the concessions are not made - q
DUN Is proved by the Intelligence. unoffi.
ciailS received or the spirited debate over
'htm "hich occurred Ia The Chillan Chamber
Oh deputies ana council OF state
In the latter oodS, the reply 10 the Aneri-
can "l'lmatnm WAS presented ny Foreign
hlhlster FeTlera' WIN 'he ultl'ha' uln Itself,
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WATER FAMINE IN BAiOHNt.
Break in the Mains Causes Much
Loss and Stops Business.

uWUrHyIllE, y. j., Jan. -. i'yS uNnc ,I.y
Is with ~ water. IL" famine Is the result o;
a break Ia the Jcr,"l city MaIr, ana ia the
,Gk" lcl m which DayuUL" takes her water
supily.
ruc supply was broken oT at an carly hour
TIL, morning and tAc litt!c water tia, Was
IN III city pipes va, frOhen before Sunrl,.
rnyot" pipcs IN all sections Of the city have
burst, ana the rC sidcnrs arc mCl'inS snow
and using water taken nom Sew r. Bay.
The shore iS lined Nilh pcor,c w.'A
buckets.
The Immense standard OH Company plant
i, constable ilCok Is among the sufferers, aEd
the 5000 employees are audlug liir. 4ho
ci'l aU hJr.tlcs are pCwcr.ras to act untll the
b. aks IN Jersey City are r,mcdicd, aai thea
I, "ill take tw"Aty-fnur hours g. remedy the
pyyOGL' breaks.
IN ease NJ Hge The Firc De- arim"n, can
40 n"' 'hing.
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for the purpose Of vind'ca''nE i's frniau
agent Ia thil, MI lgnn is not likely to lt
sent rs Minister 10 England while our police
want tp consult lin about the murder Oi
Lord Frederick Cavcndish.
America had better settle the building Of
hor navy rs wcdD, with aNIcw 10 the interest
OF the people aud not to the Interests Of what
Artcinua Ward calls the show blSncss oi
the outgulns President and uiscrcdted envoy
President Ilarrison's message asserts the
novel doctrine Of diplomacy that band OF
swas asyering sailors are entitled to the sam,
redress as IL Nh Ambassador who has been
attacked
America Is n great country, and there 4,
no doubt but that even this globe Of ours
would scarcely have room Tor It II II Was Sc
rionsly prepared TO push the ciris rDudnus
sam doctrine thus for'
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II Is remarkable couple, This cHol, COL
lcc'cd and scl.-restraincd young medical stu
dcul, fail OF Intelligence aad unusually well
informed on physics, and the broai-taced.
Creat-cycd woman, his mother, as they sit
together In court
The woman. faithful to her boy and indie
scribaoly tortured by the thought Of the dan
ger In which he is Involved, listens. but docs
rot apparently understand the testimony of
the famous scientific ovp'rjs.
She knows that their evidence bears
against her boy; that the Distrlct-A'torncy
depends upon the llndingS OF these learned
professors to prove TINT her "Carl" killed
the beGutifu! girl whom he had married In
secret and refused to acknowledge as hi, wife
and the mother Or his Dnbo.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
FOREIGN news or THE DAY.
Archbishop of Paris Strangely
Disobeys Papal Instruction.
Wine and SILK Tariff Negotiations
with Paris Denied.

PhUis. Jan. IT..-Mgr. Richard, Cardinal
Archbishop OF Paris, who few ddys ago re.
Ceircd letter from the Pope IN which he was
rogue ,tei to instruct the French clergy to
cease all opposition to the itepublic and To
follow to the utmost the rope's policy OF con-
Citation. has written q letter to His Holiness
declaring that he Is unable to communicate
to the French Bishops the requests contained
IN the rupe'S letter.
Cardnal Richard gives as his reason FOR not
obcyirg the mandate ot the Pope that he does
hot consider /, oppOrtune to do 50.
Tn,S reply OF Cardlnrl Richard has made o
bad Impression AT the vatican, where It Is
believed tnat the action Of the Cardinal Ia due
to the influence Of the Royalists.
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brought them to New York 10 my laboratory
and With one exception they were EeNrr cut
oi my n's,"ssiun. | aualN2rd them all hut
the heart, VIII, h was stolen
lhrh the sdNHnt. composed ana absolutely
certain on every point, related In detail thr
story ~ he lcsts and processes To
Nhi'h hc subjected every part. describing
each process and explaining each step 80 that
every Juror might understand and thnf
Lawyer Jerome. himself u learned chemist,
must be satisfied mat the tests were cor
iectlN made.
There were scores n tets. each made WIN
III" greatest care. and showed uhii .st staEaDlA
the presence OF morphine.
runRF WAS 80 vutSISt.
WAS there any trace OF quninc = ASKED
Prosecutor Wclman.
"Wou.G there have been traces OF quluInc
had there been taken into the stomach BY ,hr
girl before death, a dos" OF uuininc equal to
lh" amount Of morrh!ne witch LETT there
traces,
"Thcrc would"
UAREIs IiSTrNS EKEATHLEsSiY.
There was the stiffness OF death II lii,
court SOON. Harris, icaninG O'er the rail- ana
making an ear trumpet Of one white hahu,
hung there with parted lips ana bated breath,
rs II ne feared 10 move.
Mrs Uarris looked distressed beyond meas.
ur". Her eyes turned apprchcnsireiy. ar-
p"Lllngly from one To another, ana then an
other question broke th" silence.
:" he kidney was subjected TO sixteen tests
for uu!nlEe aud to twelve In search ut nor
phinc. "i found traces OF morphine said the
witness simply.
"nli you mud evidences OF Quininc''
None whatever
The analyslo Oi the stomach resulted in the
same fashion, ana morphine but no quiniNe
traces were found.
Then Prot. Wilthaus went about "provlng"
his findings rs pupil proves the accuracy oi
his suh- rlction 10y adding the lnoticnt ana
the milncnd Tor comparison Win the sub
trdtrCnG.
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Minister Eeld Denies Reported Ne.
go'!ations with France.
my iGsoct,Trp PURSE.


PARIS, Jan .,-WhitrilW Reid, the United
"lu,"s MlniNt,r. has iur the past week be- r
Cortlued TO his residence by a slight attack
OF iunucnsa. He has now recovered, but his
rhy 'lcians do not Siuw hin TO leave the
house, Tearing that he might suflcr a re.
lapsn
10 a representative rf the Associated Press
the Mlpster today denied positively that
negotiations ~ele being carried on In Parle
for reductions In the American duties on silks
ana wines In return Tor rcciprUcal advantages
ia the French duties.
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The stricken mother watches the face OF
her boy for any faint clue which the play Of
rs well controlled features may express Ut
the eject or what the scientists are saying,
and wh'? the iiusn comes and circles his
eyes she recognizes 1t as danger signal.
Then her pro,rudlng lips compress, the
grca: eyes fash behind the thick spcctaClcs
and nut tered words escape her.
Then carlyle lIarri-, whose srtiShness
inicrposei against the peace Of mind md
happiness Of his acknowledged mite vic,
S rriches out one of his cold, pallid hands
and grOp"s behind him TIL Il finds those OF
mis- mot.ie. clcnched In her lap. lie presses
her palms with Ms and strokes the hands
gently, Soothinglv.
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S5OO,OOO FOR THE WORLDS FAIR,
Eus.uess Men TO Urge tho Logisla-
turo to Appropriate Tina. Sum.

\ large party Of gentlemen, representing
yar!OU, commercial associations T.. tnis c!'N.
wen, to A'bIHy ou the rest traia al y u'llorh
th.s Iuor.inS - urge tn" Senate committee
on F.uaEc" to increase the proposed Aprr,-
pr!aiirg ior NuriIN Fair purposes Irom
s30O.ucO 80 100000.
AIM us those who are expected 20 adtry.-
III" ComE.ittcr Al N afternoons session are
JuhH Claniu, JuhN GiUu, WilIiam Z. Tclt,
C.Ag!"- ~'G"a"r saith, William +. hiug,
Hear, {. 3 .lrE..r", e. Waldo smith, !, u.
..grnrg. N'!4la '. Ming, CHARLES l.. llTaay,
William ~lv;TwAy, T.. Is. Wcrrali, George =.
S'hH .r,, ipNn y Beach, {. Dcrto!luo Gnl
ytntrs.
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Gloucester Card for To-Day.

Thr races at Gloucester to-day will be In
tcrrs'iDE. AMI, judging by the usual cond,.
tluns ~ weight, form ana distance, the follow.
Ing may lie good selections:
First Ea,e-iirown Charlie, Village King. RslpI
Black
second Race-L!ewe'iyn. Woodbury., Garwood
Tart RNcr- Irsun Il blackburn, Little Addi..
i ,urlh Race Defendant, Nj ilg Alta, Golt.tcp.
Filth Rn'r-tcns'r, foun: LOTTERY. Penxanre.
S.,ta Ra 'e-Csru"sie, Hot scotch, NooapITn.
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POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Horses That Will Run for Purses
at Guttenburg To-Day,
A Hard and Dry Track with
Promising Cards.

Hu'tcnburg's card shows considerable I'm
provcment to-day. The fields are larger. the
quality better, and several OF he races uugh,
to produce Interesting contests. The meeting
between John Hickey, Fleurcttu, Azrnel,
Gladiator and others IN the third race may
prove exciting.
Ma Belle and Prince Howard try conclusions
In the NTH race, and Xeuophon. Maggie Beck,
iazoo and others ought to make the second
race interesting.
The track win he very hard and dry. En-
tries tor the various events are as follows:
First Race Purse S40O for beaten horses selling
allowances six furougs
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gently, hin

NN- NHHNV. 'HN 'Ta7W Mus N u " III7-
pCr, "lu tel ,u,n things against ny u .or, IN.
,,,.o,, ,o,.-
80, ''' ,, .,.o,,,. -, ,.,r,r i,,r ,o,,h hoe
, "' ~ -" ~, "H.ns VI ''',n; t ~ t,'"" u ~" =,
nothing else .umrs uf ,Ais trial, " !.lch vi
las a least tNo whole weeks into February,
ms poor woman viii Oc made II. II not worst.
.,c>,,,,.,>, ,,,,,,r
S'"N' ''NN' s'.,'hh
Just after one o! Lawyer William TrayerS
Jerome ; cpinpNcatrI pursilnhN, briaNing
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This race may 60 to Sir Rae. who seems to
have recovered his old torn. The place may
be- iillcd by Eushtight and Freezer may be
| third
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SUFFOCkTING HIS BED.
a Nan Rescued with Difficulty from
IA Terrible DcatE.

Terrible DcatE.
LOuis Beaulet, brother OF Rev. Father
Bcludct, ol st. Josepas Church, was with
d!ncvlty rescued Ircm death by surucatiou
IN Il nrc which brohc out At l!.45 this mora
Ing IA me ta ,ement Of 8 Garrison street.
The OuilliLg, which Is owned by Trini' =
Corporation, Is i tenement occupied by eight
f1lni.irs. Mrs Jchn Il"arS, IN Ia second
nuV., WAS wakcnHd by smoke aud gave tht.
alarm. Al Ihr occupants "t the tenement, =,
though IN panic. reached the street IN
safety.
B,auGer wno:Eeeps store On the ground
luor, sleeps III room back " his store. the
N" was III tue basement, directly under hi ,
r0Uln. H." could nos he awakened until MS
door was burst open, WAS almost suOthered
bur revived when brought 10 the street.
II !. kHuwn that several homeless boys
wrrr fl the AIb,t ~ s.ecH!Eg IN the ua,rln.il.
AMI had been seen warMiag u themselves by
the raHca OF lamp, and Il - supposed that
by the upsetIins IL the lamp th2 IKE WAS
caused. The damage was small
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Steamer HarroVate Repairing Dam.
hgps Resulting from a Collision.
IBY AsSCCfAT'Ep puEss

lBY AsSrCIATrp puEss.
LoSnoS. Jan. "T.--The British steamer
itarrogatc, capt lIaneway, from New YORK,
Dec. ~, Tor Aberdeen, which was In collision
Oh Hcachy Head with the British steamer
iiaAcimcre, from Newcastle iVr Biiboa, has
arrived at Tilbury. where she has been
dock"d. ON one side abait the iureCa stle, the
steamer Is cut down TO below the waters
edge ANA iiye feet through the deck. Her
iOrehOld vas full Of water, ani a portion Of
the oats stored In that hold was washed out.
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THINK CARA IS C0RNEHEO.
Fight to a Finish Expected Oh
the Border To-Day.

san .tSToSIO, Tex, Jan. .1.-Thc military
authorize, are cp1idcHt Of capturing or an
initiating Cara To-day
"lovnS N concert with the State troops.
they believe they have Cara sggroundnd q
and thInH nc Will night when they close III.
II 50 II VIII De a nigh. u lnish.
II IS reported th., Cara ha, been legally
advised mt 10 surreadcr /, The United States,
~ hc would bc deiivrlcd 20 Mexico under the
treaty, and that would be certain death.
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Troops Necessary to Quell the Dis
turbances Of Rio.ing Strikers.

fBY LssnCIATEp PuEIs.l
Madrid, Jan. "7.--Thcre ore O,OOO men on
strike at Bilbao, nnd there has been much
rlotinR there. The strikers stoned the foot
Guards. who were obliged to lire IN self-de-
tense. Many persons have been arrested.
Large rcinforcements Of cavalry and in-
fantry are on their way TO preserve order In
the disturbed city.
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The Czar!na Greatly Affected by
Duke Constantine's Death.

4
ST. PRTEVspCRG, Jan. 27.-The death OF the
Grand Duke Constantine, uncle OF the Car,
was heavy shock to the Clarina, who Is Just
recovering from an attack OF influenza
She was so affected by the announcement
ot the Grand Dukes death that she was again
obliged TO keep 10 her apartments
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Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon Passed Quiet
NtChr-S.!il Critically III.

irY MsuCIhTEp rRrss.i
loNpON, lar. 91.--fhe Rev. Mr.. Spu-e"on,
who Is suffering with an attack OF gout In the
head and hlnd, passed u quiet night.
lie, however, Is still ia Il critical condition.
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JErrEE'oNyItIE, Ind, JGl. Prank
Brown and hi, wife, vi Suu,h Boston. were
hirEcd TO death b. u stallion YESTERDAY. Al
thr time o. n" l.a.ity Mir. Brown was mliA-
Ing IL Cow, when the animal, Standing IN q
stall near l.. nicEcd her, hLIu. h"r ILL
s,ant!y. ~, q, hisSlug as hiIr, went 30
t.i Barn :. les u " az, was iCyIl Z ter. Ns
hr WAS - "a Act u raiS'lg 'A, ,ru,'rlte
tom 81 h', ~.i' IA !OrSr kI'h"i h.lu uU tur
trm'l', nom thc elecrs 81 wAIrn q" soon
uI,i
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Fierce uaz, ,na coopernse Factory.

IGl,,G0, Jan, ";.--A lre.la y. VI Fyai's
CpCprraEr factory, - to"7 Coventry stree.
last o>cr.ns, did ABOUT s3o,O 200 damage TO
stock ara buI,ilgs. The dry Kiln cnR.aIu-d
anupi 100000 slaves ami barrel heOds, which
Mad good LI.a rral Iyr nCr,c b Ilv.
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JOHN L. F0RGETS HIS PLEDGE.
In Utah -own Ae Is Completely
knc cked Out by Liquor.

odnrN, Utah, Jan ?7.--JGhn L. sullivan
FORGOT nn NGAd'y u"l.i that ne had lolucd
hurphi 5 hirr-rhhon brigade.
Af''r the theatre ha began drinklrg heavily,
a." was ION IL sUrh a c,lGili,n a, to ma%e
II necessary fer HIN to bccarlicd to bed
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COL, GREENE, OF THE list.
\ distinguished Oncer Chosen to
Succeed Col. Hopper.

The Board az Officers of the Ssventy-nrst
kr:imcnt have elected Mater Francis Ninton
greene, OF cen. Louis fit2gerald'S stan,
Colonel OF the regiment, TO iii the place left
vacant b. ;hH resignation OF col Hopper,
After graduating a. West Point IN 1868
Col. Greene was .or several years Instructor
,N engineering at the Military Academy, and
subsequently served under Gen. sSobelon in
tn. Russian hrmy during The RuSsO-Turkish
war lie was dec rated by the Car Ut the
u ST " the War.
IL /, believed that the election OF Col.
Greene VIII put M cnd TO disaIcction and
III feeling IN the krsiI.eni, when has caused
- much trouble during the past year or two.
rLu new commander Is an exceedingly popu-
Lar man and an eXcrleSt 01icer, and the
S,YNuty-trSt is prNYartngeo give him an en-
thusiastic welcome.
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Moscow Cit!zens Making Sacrifices
to Assist the Famishing.

Moscow, Jan. ?7.-The people here are
much more impressed with the gravity OF the
famine than are the pieasure-ioving people Of
st. Petersburg. All classes In Moscow are
making great sacrifices TO assist the ramish-
Ing.
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ORDEAL OF HARRIS.
Tenth DAY Of His Trial for the
Murder of Helen Potts.
His Mothers life and Reason Nav
Hinge or the Result.
Prof. Witthaus tile Chief Witness Of
the Prosecution To- Day.

OF carlyle W. Harris, hi only apparent
method OF expressing emotion, has been more
frequent and NOR" marked during III" past
two days Uf his THAI i.r his NE.
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WNncts of ihrIr own srrrs md rCsi-
,, '" ~ VI. nav Tish 70 uo"tow IN mort.ir c,n Il"
"n az 'rFmh ~ ann. Gag GITr,,y 20 f,IiT
ntAnSS ala Afh IIt-1 Ca, ~ t.IrEt, .tI ct
- u VI" 'nr"est 10 .d"rA n,d Torh. =.
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First Racc--Count Luna, Prince Edward.
SEC nd ltacc-lNLoO, Mag ie Beck.
Third Racc-A2rael, Ficurelte.
Fourth Race-nlr Rae. La trippe.
Fun Race-prince Howard, Smugglcr.
sixth Racc-Prnuyroyal Iceberg.
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Dancs OF the ALders Club.

The Ahdors IlUb VIII hold !tS annual bal!
hi, evening at Su,Icr's Harlem C@.iuo, Many
prDn!lrnt people ar" e>pr, ted to BE- pg' seat
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FirSi RaCc-rrincc Edward, Quioblcr.
Second RaCe-Nenuphun Maggie Beck.
TEirl Racc--fleurrtle John mickey.
Fourth Rac--slr Rae, La Grippe.
f!nh Race Ma Belle. rrinrc Howard.
SiNtn Rucs-iiurly Ireland, iceberg.
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FIRST Kacc-Quibh,cr, count Luna.
Second Rac"-MaGElc Beck, XenOphon.
Third Paur-fieurcit" hLrncl
Euurih ltacc-FrccICr, sir Rae.
Fifth RaCr-Mu Belle, Prince Howard.
sixth kace-pennl MCCurty.
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HNlL't" E.'IwEES THE 4, r. 80 Aut taNNo lb,,
HALf bINE, d., Alt-IvhE"cu q - ctl"- " 'n-
oG,y Brands IaNdo ny Ihos II HAL. i'Sst l5ot, =.
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Morning Papers Selections.

First Race-Aunt Jane, j. b.
Second Race-Maggie Beck, Xenophon.
Third Race-A2rael, tleu.rtte.
Fourth Race-Adellna, sir Rae.
Fifth Race-P!iucc Howard, Ma Belle.
SIKH Race-Hope colt, Ear!y Dawn.
Firs, Race-Count Luna, Quibbler.
Second Race-XenophOn, IaloO.
Third Race --AzIael, Fleurette.
Fourth Race Freezer, Sir Rae.
Fifth Race-Ma Belle, Smuggirr.
Sixth Race-Pennyroyul, LUrd Clifton.