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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-04
THE RIDING CONTEST.
Half the Distance Bstwssn Berlin and Visnnt
Made by the Germans,


BERLIN, Oct 3.-In the long distance ride
between Berlin and Vienna Lieutenant
Meyer and Lieutenant Hohenburg passed
Ninburg. Bohemia, last night This is just
halfway to Vienna. and was covered, 200
miles, in thrty-fve hours. At that point
they met the first of the Austrian office Is
riding from Vienna to Berlin. There Is in
tense interest in the competition and large
sums are wagered on the result.
Ths last OF the German riders started this
morning. Altogether there are 100 Ger
mans In the race. OF the horses taking
part nine are English thorough breds, four
teen English half-breeds, five Hungarian,
one Russian and the rest Prussian horses.
Up to the present time only scant reports
have been received OF the progress of the
riders. The cold. wet weather and the
thick fog make the conditions bad for
riding.
VIENNA. Oct. 8. -, Lieutenant Mklos
passed Bauzen this morning. after riding
fifty hours and covering 447 kilometers. 1t
ls expected he will reach Berlin early to-
morrow.
LONDON. Oct. 3-The Standards Vienna
correspondent says: The ride Is turning
out to be a senseless sacrifice of horses and
riders. Already twenty Germans and fif-
teen Austrians have been disabled. and
every hour brings fresh news of broken
down horses and injured riders, owing
Chiefly to the insensate desire to do in three
or three aud halt days what, with proper
regard to the condition of the animals
could not be done in less than five days.
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DIR. BRIGGS ON TRIAL.
The Great Heresy Case to Be Heard With
Open Doors.

Open Doors.
New YORK, Oct. 3.-The famous case OF
Professor Charles A. Briggs Of the Union
Theological Seminary, charges of heresy
against whom have been sgitating the Pres
byterian Church year and half. came up
this morning in the regular New York Pres
bytery. The General Assembly at the
meeting at Portland. Or, last May, refused
to accept the presbytery's dismissal of tie
charges against Briggs, aud ordered the
presbytery TO proceed with the trial. The
committee on the trial consists Of Revs. G..
w. f. Birch. ]. j. Lampe, X. f. Sample, FL
ders j. j. McCook, J. j. Stevenson.
There are present about half of The 213
members of the presbytery. DR.. Briggs, the
defendant, was on hand, also the proseeu-
ton committee.
DIR. Bliss was reelected moderator and
DIR. Lampe clerk.
AT the afternoon session DR.. Hall raised
the question whether the hearing should be
public. He favored closed doors, and
wanted all reports, even to the press, to be
formulated in the session ana sent out.
DR.. Briggs replied that he favored open
doors. 1t was decided that the public
should be admitted, but IL they made any
demonstrations like those previously made
the gallery would be cleared.
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
The Brooklyn Bridegrooms Defeated tn
Quaker CITY Team.

The Brooklyn Bridegrooms Defeated the
Quaker City Team.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 3.-Kennedy puzzled the
Philadelphians and Csrsey was freely
Datted. Brooklyns z, hits IL, errors l.
Philadelphias 8. hits 3, errors 8. Batteries
Kennedy and C. Daily, Carsey, O'Connor
and Clements.
At Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 3.-Young was strong
and the Colts we're numerically drubbed.
Clevelands Is, hits 16. errors 1. Chicagos 0,
hits 3, errors B. Batteries-Young and
thinner, Hutchins son aud Kittredge
Al Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 3.-The home team had
half the day in the field. Pittsburgs 9. hits
13, errors 8. Louisvlles 10. hits IL, errors
4. Batteries-Smith and Mack, Causen and
Merritt.
At New York.
New YORK, Oct. 3-The Giants won as
they pleased. New Yorks IA. hits Is, errors
l. Washingtons g. hits s. errors 8. Bat
teries-king and Boyle. Inks and Potts.
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BLOOD May FLOW.

Trouble Expected at the Meeting Of the
Choctaw Council.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 3.-The Times
Tuskhoma q. T) special says: The as
sembling of the Choctaw Council occasioned
great excitement here to-day. The action
upon the gnbernatorial election, during
which eight political murders were com.
mitted, was the first subject of considera-
tion. Indian Agent Bennett Is on the
ground with q company of United States
cavalry under orders from Washington to
preserve peace at all hazards. Nearly all
the delegates have come armed. The Jones
party has large majority in the council
and will doubtless declare Jones reelected.
Then trouble will follow.
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DOOMED TO DIE.
Wealthy theatrical Backsr Who Belonged
TO the Suicide Club

10 ING SulClue OiuU.
NEW YORK, Oct 3.-J. Barlow Moor
head. aged 2l years. reported to be worth
half million dollars. and recently Kelley
cure patient, committed suicide to-day.
Moorhead was the manager and financial
hacker of a theatrical company. He had
had no troubles other than remorse at his
inability to keep from drinking. Young
Moorhead spent six months at the Keeley
institute and was discharged as cured He
told a friend that If he ever touched liquor
again he would blow out his brains. He re-
turned TO the drinking habit some weeks
ago.
This evening 1t has been established that
MOorhead was member of the Suicide
Club. and that he ended his life to keep a
pledge there can be no doubt A letter was
found in his room addressed to the Coroner,
saying that he committed suicide as per a
club agreement, and requesting that ver-
diet be returned to that effect. Astor Len
nan, WHO spent the last night with Moor
head, c0rroborated the story of the Suicide
Club, to which both he and Moorhead be-
longed. The last week of Moorhead's life
was spent in round Of enjoyment, and this
morning when he retired he gave Lehman
two diamond rings, requesting him to keep
them forever.
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SHOTS EXCHANGED.
The Nebraska County-Seat War Becoming
More Serious.


More Serious.
OMAHA, Oct 3.-There was more trouble
at Culbertscn, Nebr., this morning In the
Hitchcock county-seat war. A number Oh
shots were exchanged between the CuiOert-
son and Trenton men. but nobody was MT
Three companies of militia were ordered 10
hold themselves in readiness to proceed 10
the seat of trouble. Governor Boyd is OUT
of the State and Lieutenant-Goyernor Ma
iors Is on his way to Lincoln to take charge
of affairs. Troops will probably proceed 10
Hitchcock County tonight.
A special to the Bee from Lincoln. Neor.,
says: Private Secretary MOrrissey received
the following dispatch from CulDertson To-
night:
The Sheriff has taken sides with Trenton. Tue
citizens OF CubeItson are protecting the to"h'
Send US some men at once.
The message IS signed by c. q. Fothergli,
Coroner. and sixteen citizens.
Acting Governor Majors replied that ne
had telegraphed the Sheriff TO summon a
posse ana serve the order, and ii he falls
to discharge his duty to advise him at once.
Troops are ready if the emergency demands.
No reply has been received up to late
hour tonight.
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bill and the Republican campaign methods
were roundly denounced, as was also Harri-
sons administration. while contrasted with
it was the record presented by the safe and
honorable administrations of Grover Cleye-
land, David B. Hill and Roswell 7. Flower.
OMAHA, Oct 3.-GoyerD0r Boyd left for
New York last night. He represents the
element of the Nebraska Democracy which
is dissatisfied with the distribution of CAM
paign funds. BE asserts that if the Ma
tiOnal Committee does not change its plans
the State ticket will be withdrawn.
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THE sHORT.RIB CORNER.
The Plsint:f in the Chicago Pork Deal Said
to Be Dummy.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3. 3.-MilliOnaire John
Cudahy aud his broker. A. w. Wright,
appeared in the Justice Court this morning
to answer to the complaint that they had
violated the law by cornering short ribs
The complainant was not present and the
case went over, the defendants furnishing
$1,000 bail.
Neither Cudahy nor Wright appeared
much worried over the matter. Cudaby
said it was another case Of "baby acts" No
explanation was given for the absence Of
the plaintiff, Thomas Rouch. His identity
is as much a mystery to the Board of Trade
men as to the general public. The attor-
neys for the defense intimate that he is a
dummy, whose name figures In the place of
certain big short operators who were cinched
in the deal.
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Killed for His Dust.

statement came to this town tonight that
Chinese peddler had been waylaid while
coming from out of the foothills about
eighteen miles from here and robbed alds
killed. The informant says that another
Chnaman said the murdered one had $500
In gold dust.
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Argentine Affairs Unsettled.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-The Standards Buenos
Ayres special says: 1t is stated that DR..
Pe,legrini will succeed Senior Plaza as Ar
gentine representative in London, and will
be charged to propose terms for final ar
rangement In regard to the debt. An un-
easy feeling prevails In regard to the
sOlidity Of the Government.
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BROKE AND DEsPoNDENr.
Jimmy Daley Saw Nothing More ia Life for
Him

LARSON, Oct 3.-Jimmy Daley of Oak
iano shot himself in Tim Dempsey's saloon
THIS morning at IL O'Clock and was taken
TO the Sherid'S office and died shortly after
ward. Daley is from Oakland and was a
familiar figure at the racetracks during the
Pacific Coast fairs. He had lost his money
and had been drinking heavily the last few
days. He tried several times today TO bor-
row pistol, but was unsuccessful. Finally
he went to John g. Fox. from whom he
purchased Marlin revolver and shot him.
self in the right side opposite the heart.
tie wrote letter last night to his mother,
stating that he was done with the world.
In the last District Fair races he was as
sistant starter, but seemed to be very short
Of capital.
Daley tried to cut his throat with pen
knife last night. but the knife was knocked
from his hand.
The COroner's verdict was that he eame
to bis death from gunshot wound inflicted
by himself with suicidal intent.
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to rally to the support of the locked-out
men with financial aid. The men feel tnat
they have strong ground for appeal TO
the country, and propose to make the most
of ii.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-MaJor-Gepeta
Snowden, the commanding officer or the
National Guard of Pennsylvania, declared
this evening that he was not responsible LOT
the arrest Of the Homestead advisory Doard
Tor treason.
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AN EMPEROR's VIEWS.

The Anti-semitic Action Of tho Hungarian
Diet Condemned.
BUDA PEsTH, Oct 4.-Emperor Francis
Joseph received the members of the Aus
trian and Hungarian delegations in the
royal palace to-day. In the course Of his
address to them the Emperor said the re-
cent conduct of the anti-Semitic members of
the lower house OF the Austrian Diet
was scandal and shame in the eyes Of
the world. He declared that such proceed
ings as they INDUCED in could no longer be
tolerated, as they rendered 1t impossible to
compel Austria FL ungary to keep pace with
them. Kalwoky's statement that the Brit
ish Cabinet would continue the foreign
policy Of Its predecessors excited great in
terest
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-04
Not Coonax tia Fax

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Geohegan. alias Cole
man, the supposed Cronin convict In the
oregon penitentiary. Is not Cooney the
Fox" as has been stated In some of the dis
patches, but Is brother Of the notorious
Peter Geohegan, now serving q term In
Joliet. This Is the statement OF the police
officers here.
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Petroleum Fire in France.

HAvRE, Oct. 3.-There was fire last
night In the Des Marais Petroleum Works.
when 1400 barrels OF petroleum exploded.
Then followed a fearful report and ter
rife oulburst OF flames. The fire brigaae
was powerIess to do anything to quench the
confederation. Eight men we're severely ln-
jured. The loss was over 100000 francs.
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New South American Line.

New YORK, Oct. 3.-The steamship ALI
ance Of the United States and Brazil Steam
frat direct trip to Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres. Under a subsidy provision Of the
Dinoiey shipping bill. this line has estab-
ijshed q direct mail and freight service to
the Argentine republic.
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SACRAMENTO RAILWAYS.
J. H Henry Wins as Against the Folsom
Crowd

SACRAMENTO. Oct 3.-The fight for an
electric railway franchise on G street be-
tween J. II. Henry, owning the present
local system, and II. p. Livermore and
Albert Gallatin, representing the Folsom
Water-power Company. was won to-day by
the former. Liyermare aud Galatin had
majority of the street frontage aud publlc,
sentiment, as expressed in petitions and Iess
teryiews, but the Trustees gave the fran
chse to Henry. The others Immediately
made another application for an amended
route, and also for a franchise to bring in
electricity for light and power from Folsom
dam. Consideration of both these fran
chises has gone over TO next Monday.
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THE HOMESTEAD TROUBLES.
The FEDERATED Ironworkers Preparing for q
Prolonged Contest

The FEDERATED Ironworkers Preparing for .
Prolonged Contest.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 3.-It is given out that
the National Federation of Iron and Steel
Workers has come to recognize the fight at
Homestead as one to the death, and from
now on all its energies will be bent toward
making the fight successful. To this end all
members are to be assessed to support the
strikers. Four OF the MEN under arrest and
charged with treason have been released on
ball. One more has been arrested. but ii Is
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Oct 3-fhe return Of
tile imprisoned men this evening was the
cause for much rejoicing In Homestead. It
is likely that the Amalgamated Association
will scatter broadcast a circular detailing
the treason charge and urging workingmen
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Welded AT FIVE.
Marriage OF Colonel Cuthbert Built and MIS-
Shreve- Ransom at Louisville

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3.-The marriage
OF Colonel Cuthbert Built and Mrs. Mary
E. Shreve-Ransom was solemnized to-day
with the magnificence BETTING the great
wealth and social standing of the contract
ing parties. The bride is daughter of the
late Thomas Shreye of this city. and en-
joyed long reign in society as a beauty
and belle. Her first husband was Judge
S. p. GoOdloe. and two years after his
death she became the wife Of General RAN
som. He died several years ago. Colonel
Cuthbert Built has host OF friends and
has always occupied an enviabe position in
society. lie is IS years of age. During the
war he was an ardent Unionist President
Lincoln made him Collector OF the Port of
New Orleans. His young wife died there,
and after the war lie returned to Louisville.
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Fatal Catastrophe in France.

PARIS, Oct 3.-By the collapse of Il floor
In the normal school at Tarbeses, in the
province OF Hautes Pyrenees, on Sunday,
during prize distribution, 200 persons were
preclpitated into the room beneath. Over
100 were injured and one child was killed.
Three Of the injured died during the night.
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Wanted Overhead Wires.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 3.-The several appllca-
tions for electric motive power franchises
were rejected by the Council tonight. as the
city exacted that the main supply wires bs
placed underground, which the companies
ra m sed In 00.
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Death of Territorial Secretary.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Oct. 3.-Dr. b. M.
Thomas, Territorial Secretary under ap-
pointment by President Harrison, died last
night Of neuralgia of lie stomach. The de-
ceased was native Of Williamsport, Ind.
40 years Of age and resided here twenty
years,
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A Railroad CIerk Ab,c,ra.

JERSEY CITY. Oct. 3.-It is reported "A.
S. Lett. assistant cashier in the freight
office OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, Is Q de-
faulter to tho amount of 5000 cash and
$4,000 In checks. and has disappeared. He
was q trusted employe and had always
borne good reputation.
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KilIed His Two cousins.

OTTUMwA, Iowa. Oct. 3.-Guy Hilms, a
rich farmer Of Fremont. fourteen miles
from this city. shot and killed his two
cousins, Byron and Barney Clark. 1t was
the result of a family feud.
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rhroxn From Hia Waenn,

SAN RAFAEL Oct. 3.-Patrick Cassidy. a
teamster, while coming down the Stump
grade near here this morning, was thrown
from the load OF wood he was riding on and
seriously hurt. The team ran away and
dragged him some distance, still further in
juring him, and he is now scarce expected
to recover.
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Cast Uu by the Sea.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Oct. "a lot Of
wreckage and the bodies OF six seamen
foated ashore to-day near Cherry Grove
fishery. There is nothing to indicate 10
what vessel the men belong
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DEMOCRATS IN THE EAST.
Convention of the State League Of DEM
ocrhtie Clubs.

Convention OF the STATE League OF DEM
oerhtie Clubs.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3-Grover Cleveland
spent the morning opening his mail and an
swering his letters. He had no visitors Of
importance.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The convention Of
New York State Democratic clubs drew a
big crowd at Chickering Hall today Most
of the persons in attendance in addition TO
she delegates were attracted TO the place in
hope of seeing and hearing ex-President
Cleveland, who did not attend. however.
The platform expresses firm belief In tariff
revision, as absolutely necessary to the con-
tInued prosperity of the country. The force
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Nnrr TaI.nhnnaIi Iina

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 3.-The Government has
ordered telephone line put In at once 10
the new quarantine station building across
the bay on Point Iona, where the old
packet. ships used to land.
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Two Trains Collide.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 3.-The outbound
Northern Pacific train coilided with another
train at Northtown junction this evening
The engineer was killed aud a number Of
passengers slightly injured.
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WEEKLY PAYMENTS.

The Rhode Island Supreme Court Says the
Law Is Constitutional.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 3.-The Supreme
Court handed down this morning an opin-
ion upholding the consttutionality of the
weekly payment law. The court held that
cor porations, being created by the Legis-
lature. are subject to any limitations the
Legislature might impose, and did not come
within the privileges accorded citizens un-
der tine provisions Of the constitution OF the
United States.
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The Lane Murder Case.

MARYsvILLE, Oct. 3-Work of trying to
get jury in the Lane murder case began
to-day, and in the first panel only two were
secured. The defense is represented by
Grove L. johnson and two local attorneys
1t will take about three weeks to try the
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Forest Fires in New Jersey.

SEA ISLE CITY, N. j.. Oct 3.-The woods
are still burning fercely and the Hirsch
settlement of Woodbine County Is threat
ened. Ten thousand acres OF fne timber
has been destroyed. The loss will reach
$4,000.
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DEFEAT FOR PECK.

The Court Overrulss His Demurrer to the
Indictment.
ALBANY. Oct. 3.-The Court OF Sessions
this morning overruled the motion Of Labor
Commissioner Peck that the indictment
against him for burning public documents
be Quashed. Peck then demurred to the
indictment on the ground that more than
was illegally found. The case was then ad-
journed till Thursday morning.
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Delay on the Cruiser Cineinnat,.

Ocf1y VH tHo VIVIbeI VIuCluuaLs.
NEW YORK, October 3.-The cruiser Gin.
cinnati, which was to have been launched
this month at the Brooklyn navy-yard, will
not go off the stocks until December.
Three new cylinders are to be made to
take the place OF those damaged by the
recent fire.
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Minister. Though a subtle diplomatist it
is not believed he will be able to change the
Pope's policy toward France, which will
lead the Centrists to oppose the proposed
increase in the German army.
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A HARD HITTER.
How Willard Yagsr Resented the Abuse Of
Carpenter L3veland.

Carpenter Loveland.
SAN BERNARDINo, Oct. Sd. G. Love-
land. a carpenter, ON Sunday evening,
week ago, became angry with hackman
about the hitching of his horse, calling the
hackman the most opprobrious names.
Willard Yager, the hackman, stood the
abuse for some time. and then, Jumping
down from his hack. he dealt Loveland a
blow, sending him to the pavement. The
fall gave Loyeland concussion Of the brain.
He was taken 10 the County Hospital, and,
with the exception Of q few brief intervals
OF consciousness, remained In q comatose
state until this morning, when he passed
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TO SAVE A WORTHLESS SON.

E. A. Dinsmore Goes to Jail for Intimidating
Witnesses.
BAKERSFIELD. Oct. Sc. a. Dinsmore,
the father of f. A. Dinsmore, the brute who
assaulted the young girl, Hattie Winters. at
Rosedale last Thursday, was arrested to-day
and charged with intimidating and threaten
ing to kill witnesses that were to testify at
the investigation. Both father and son ara
now in the County Jail. Neither of them Is
safe, judging from the temper of the people,
unless the Sheriff takes some extra precau-
tiOls for their protection.
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Tn nnnk or Tacnma.

TACOMA, Oct. 3.-The English warship
Hyacinthe and the corvette Nymph arrived
here this evening from Victoria to go on the
Tacoma drydock, the dock at Esquimalt be-
ing occupied by her Majesty s steamer War
snite.
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Tannxsnn sIirhtlu Rsttar.

LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch from Has
lemere. at late hour tonight, says Tenny-
son is slightly better. He has been suffer-
Ing some days from com bination Of the
influenza and the gout.
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away. There was an inquest this after
noon, and verdict was rendered in accord
ance with the foregoing facts. A warrant
has been sworn out for the arrest of Yager
on charge of manslaughter.
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Wounded the cau,ain.Gensral.

LONDON. Oct. 3.-The Standards CORE
spondent at Madrid says madman tried tt
assassinate the captan-general of the city
yesterday, and succeeded in wounding him
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An Audience With the Pope.

ROME, Oct. 3.-The Pope to-day gave au-
dience to Won Bulow, the new Prussian
Minister. Subsequently the Pope held a
TWO hours private conference with the new