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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-15

MRS o'Briea Waitisg for Foreman Raddl
to Insult Her AxAIn.

Foreman Charles q. Rudy OF Engine 81 In
Brooklyn Was before Fire Commissioner Ennis
yesterday. charged with conduct unbecoming
an officer. Mrs.. D'Br.en. the wife of William
Obrien' a mem ler q the same company. was
the, comp!Ai naDt. She testified that twice.
while her husband vas on duty at the eng ne
house, HuGty "a..eG ~ her house and acted
in an insulting manner.
Conn !ssiorr- Ennis dismissed the COM
plant. remarh.rS tn4r the evidence failed TO
l .ntns ts a.. h t;4:4' h52a eqy ~! I9trG,ion in
suit Of the tria.. Mrs. D'BrI-n said:
Yer well. ,ltraars all the satisfaction Q
decent married woman ran get here. ri take
the case IN nav own hands. AMI Nj. BUDDY had
better see that ne does rot Insult me again"
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Sigmund Bacher. a German c~igarmaksr.
nearly 20 years old. hanged himself last n ght
in his home at 2J2 East Fourth street. where
he lived with his son Albert. who Is a letter
carrier at station o. and his daughter Jennie.
Eacter made cigars in his house and sold
them Principally t. the clerks at Stat!un u,
be had rheumatism and other ailments.
iestertay he sent his laughter TO deliver
cigars to his customers. when she, returned
ABOUT o'clock last n ight she found the doors
.ucksd. Policemen fruks them IN and touai
hacher hanging to a Closet door. He died ts-
fore a doctor could undertake any effective
measures Of relief.
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Max Freeman who went To Philadelphia to
stage The Fencing Master" for Manager J.
N. Hill. caught cold last week. and a telegram
was received by Mr.. Gus kerker Of the Casino
last night saying that freeman was dying Of
pneumonia. II il the second attack. He was
Frustrated once before during the run Of the
"Brigants" at the Casino.
Free man is nearly 80 years Did aud Is mar.
ried. He cam, TO this country from Gsrmany
and made mis- first hit IN English PLAYS at
Abhey's old. Park Theatre. He has staged
varinu, scenic productions aud has the repLra-
tiOn OF being capable actor. H. was one Of
the trio who made a hit ar the lfst production
OF "Erminie at the Casino.
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shattered nerves. tired brains. and tsbilitated
bodies, when we consider the thousands who
pass s~leepless and disturbed nights. and rise
morning g feeling indsscribably miserable
dragged out. scarcely able to face the day '
work. What wonder chat they are heay
headed. with rale face. hagyard iooks./
and henvy-ringed eyes. and go about Sheir
daily employment with tired limbs. exhausted
en ~rgies. uerveless. and am bitioulsssi
Do not use opiates! ~
Il could not sleep nights. many times had
tite. and what little l did eat soured In .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-15

BooSEvr1LE. Mo-. Oct IA fierce battle
was fought with knives and pistols on the ".
4. and T. passenger train which reached here
from the south this afternoon. Twelve ne
Gross we're returning TO their homes from the
Indian Territory; where they had been at
work on a railroad.
Four OF tho party. John searcy. Frank Har-
ris. Henry WhsAtIev. and James Cornelius. en-
gagged In a game Of craps. and when within q
few miles Of this town - tinto a fight Searcy
shot Harris through the abdomen alter harris
had stabbed Wheat. ey lear the heart. Harris
and WhsAtley will die.
AL were kept on board the train until II
reached here. when another battle occurred
latter fed to the bridge after shooting five
tim IS at the officers. He was finally caught
and ocket'up Cornelius remained on the
train and was arrested at Mobscly.
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Ale hoti Exhau-tioa.

Policeman John Murphy o, the East Sixty
seventh street station. who was removed to
Bellevue Hospital from Fifth avenue aud Thir-
ty-fourth street 90 Wednesday and who WAS
supposed 10 be suffering from exhaustion
caused ny his long duty at the, paradss, was
discharged yesterday. The physic an- decided
that his trouble Was acute alcoholism
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Frederick Rapp. his wife. and six children
live in the upper part otthe frame house at Ill
Leonard street. Jersey City. On the lower hoor
OF the building NJ. Rapp manufactures swiss
embroidery The family were awakened at 3
o'clock yesterday morning by thsharking Of .
dog kept in the factory. and when Mr. Rapp
went down STATS to ascertain the cause he
found a heap Of embroidery and Patterns
der. a window was fcundo open. and also the
cell ar door, ami Mr. Rapp thinks the hrs was
started by = discharged employee for revenge.
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The telegraph convention between Russia
and China has been signed by the Russian
Minister at Picking and by Shons Taoati. the
Chief Director Of T-legraphs, and Is now only
and the Tsuns Ii IInen. Il is considered
doubtful. However. whethsr Ii Hung Chang
will give his approval; Sir John Nalsham,
the British Minister, has protested against
the ratihcation OF the convention.
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CHOLERA IN EANCHOM
Strangers. Suspected 81 Poisssi.g the
Wells. Put to Death.

SAN Francisco. Oct. IA ~ The steamer
Oceanic arrived from Honz KONG and Yoko-
hama shortly before noon to-day. bringing
new that cholera is raging 60 an alarming sx-
are dying daily. Eaters Of foreigners have
spread the report tn at SINE OF the Chinese are
travelling around in tho pay OF Europeans
poisoning all the wells. thereby causing the
great number o. deaths. Consequently all
strangers are i'm prisoned. and many have been
tecap,tated and their sntrails and hearts
thrown into the river.
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Gussis Bran WAS committed to the Black.
Wells Island asylum some time ago. Her
friends declared that she was not insane, and
they had four medical experts appointed to
eyamine ser. The asylum authorizes ap-
nointsI three Other expsrs. The seven AK
parts rep" rtsd YESTERDAY 70 JudSs MsAtsm Of
the SUPERIOR Court that hey a.. agreed hat
Guss!e was insane. Judge hi!AdaR sent Gus.
sic oack to the asylum.
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Tho Ohio Falls Car Company Of Jefferson
vile. Ind. has recognized under the name Of
the Ohio Falls Car Manufacturing Company.
with . capital Of Sl.Suu.UcU. as again st $780,
OOu
The mandamus case In New Haven. Of the
State against the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. regarding the bridg. over
Vest River at GuIlford. has been decided in
favor Of thu railroat company.
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INSOMNIA.
rs Victims the worst Sufferers rom Nsrvsua
Diseases.

You can't sleep. Be.
u your nerves are
week. irritable. excit-
able. and unstrung.
Aud you suffer ter
rihly thousand
times worse than
from AM b aneos
tion.
The extreme weak.
ness. the nervoua
tired. and utterly sx.
hausted and pross
trated feelings fol-
lowing wax etul. dis
.turbed. and unre-
treshing nights are
awful.
What wonder that
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The Northern Steamship Company has been
prevailed upou 10 cancel its west-bound tariff
on a basis OF "a cents for trse-class freight
from New York and Philadelphia to 81. Pauland
goiuts. The reduced rates will
not be withdrawn before Oct. n. as tan days
notice Of the chan: re is required.
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AMMONIA FOR 4 BURN.
Curious Charge OF Crafty IN Mrs. Gorp6
Suit Ter Separation.

Marie Corr obtained yesterday from Judge
Giegsrich OF the Court Of Common Pleas Z
limited divorce from America Gort- musician.
Less than q year after their marriage. she
testified. he put the lighted END OF . cigar in
her mouth and then out aIaA ammor! on the
burn. He Is On the editorial stan pi the AmsI-
can Nusi.tdh. she said. makes $500 u year as
church orzanist. and about $1,000 : year from
private lurils. Eei did rot defend. Tn. de-
cree gives her a,imouy Of $40 a month and $50
Allowance TOR Counsel
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The body Of D. VI. Wheeler. which was found
in the woods at South Beach. S. l.. on Wsdnes-
day by two hunters. after lying there for over
two years. will be buried to- morrow at Silver
Mount Cemetery. The body was claimed By
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ONE KILLED. Two INJURED.
Explosisa Of the RsiIer - . Threading
Machine.

NAeh1nR.
SHERMAN. v. Y. Oct 14-The steam boiler
OF samuel Woods thresninG machine blew up
at about 10 o'clock this morninS. while work
ing at the large barn OF George Bates. in the
southeastern part Of the town. The explosion
blew the whole engine directly into the barn
against the separator. William Wilkes who
was feeding the machine. was struck and so
badly hurt that he was unable to move.
The harm WAS on Gre in An instant.and 1t was
i'm possible to extricats Wilkes. who was
burned alive The barn and its contents were
destroyed. Wilbur Hunt had his Arm broken.
and was badly burned about the face and
hands. Erastus Dorman was badly burned
about the face and scalded about the Ab-
domen. His recovery Is doubtful
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The Thi.k the Horse .sA Wagon wsrs

Joseph MURRAY. ~ years old. who has no
home. was thrown from a light wagon at First
avenue and EIghty-e &hth street last night.
ana received a severe wound in his right ere
and was badly bruised.
He was tax an in an lmtulancs TO the Pres
byterian Hospital. IIs POLICE believe Murray
stole the horse and waGon-
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A stray Bullet. Perhaps.

John Schmidt. SO years old. whose home Is
not known. was sent to the Harlem Hospital
last night with a slight bullet wound In the
right leg. He was found at l2Sth street and
Third avenue. He SAID he didn't know who
shot him.
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Where Yesterday. FIR. w.--.

A. M.-3:3a 50 wiIist street. IsaA: NoskowItA dam
age 500. 10 ~. - Chryst:s street., Max Nathron-
damage t-lailg 1850. I.15o second avsaue. Mr.. Nil
Ter, damage trlriny
r M.+otI 49, East Seventy second street. J. u.
Edmunts dam aga $50: $50. ,47 seventh avenue, H..
Peppsru-A ). damage 500.
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Yas a.. Wis oS.SSs

By estimating the plurality Of the total popu-
lar vote when either Harrison or Cleveland
will receive For particulars sac this weeks
Faplap Story Paper. ON to-day.-4aG
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Charles Bobzin 4 Co, dealers In pianos. or
Rans and general musical merchandise at De-
troit. made an assign ment YESTERDAY. Liabili-
ties 500. Ogn
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Wssa Dssy v.s AcL " raw her csssorA
vssa che ~ . Chiid. she stsa fS casssrsA
WSss she became hA.& shs siuAs - csssssAA
vSsa Ne ~ GAaiAssa shs ssss sAsa casssahA
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FOR AssLAsLYxAN IND ALDEEAkM
TaAma.y Pu.s Up Many New Nes a. Cas-.
aiAates Thts Year.

y" u SS1y Ae1 - So~
aiAates Tsts Year.
The following candidates were named at
the sixty Tammany Hall Assembly and Alder
manic Conventions held IN the thirty Assem-
bly, districts Of the city last night:
/. Adjourned. Adjourned.
2. Timothy o. Sullivan. .stnno,as I. brown.
P.sflss i. socA. :knar.s ssoa.nL
.Nose. Dinkeisptel .wfliAm TAFT
1R1s' i Kf %Iia:: : :rasrEs. S J s.a.r.
= Ashamed. Adjourned
Il. F FAM = e ee,tbonn.l : ssnSs am IL a Var
L L. :isR.s ! ! S Na:tin forth e .S.Eso E NV HanA.
Is. Adjourned. Adjourned.
Z Z ! JON k.i! Tsas ram ran. ! s.i sias.
i; I'm 5i;,. {, q 3: U.s. S;s n S. s:,,.
i. :Laais p. H.ni:. :selia y. MsrIss-
: Z F ;!:s::'ss !, ! Ff Hssa.l IS! ssisf Es::
=: 8: i Epas, f 6asii.os. : sssa-a% S:1 D.ss7.a
Is. James I. Reilly. sso.r. 4 saul
s. g: sa'sa:s:s. 4si:sfn:a
~RenominAsed.
The proportion. Of organizations IL IN
Mr.. Croker's eteruination to set aside old
fogy candidates and give the. electors some
thiTs new t h the :o way 81 ssna kS,SS 10 s, ross 100
were those In the TwsntY-ninth and Thirtieth
Assembly districts. whore 40 effort Is betAE
mad. TO name candidates who will not be OPP
posed by tho Heintz Democracy. otherwise
known as the Citizens Local improvement
party.
d. the now candidates for Assembly named
last n ,ght Kemprsr. QDonnell. and Reilly are
clerks: wolr. .o'Sullivan. Eli-on:. Hummel.
Mexican. and Davidson. LAWYERS: Henderson.
an unJertaker: kosher. . gas house superia-
tendsne. and John kerriEan. a LIQUOR dealer.
The latter. who is an ex-Ass~rn blymAn. was
recently made the New York Dem ocracy leader
in the Seventeenth district. to succeed Henry
Murray. deposed.
The new Aldermanic candidates are en-
gagged in the following. business or profess
Parks. dock m aster: Long. cashier in the Tax
Receivers office. Muh and Burke. real estate
Iantry. superintsnden of q slaughter house
Oakley. clerk 10 the street CtsAning Depart
men., and smith. physician.
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few moments. I was nervous. weak. and
trembling. ard got up in the morning mors
tired than when I went TO bed. and felt all
down. in fact could npt see anything worth
living for. .iftrr taking on~ joina o Dr.
Gre~ne's N~rr,lr" blood and nerve remedy. T
could sleep all night and feel rested in the
morning. my appetite was better. food did
not sour. and I felt better all over. Now | have
taken four bottles. and I FEEL LIKE A NEW
BEING.
Mrs. MARTHA JORDAN.
New Vineyard. Me-"
Csc this wonderful nerve ~restorer and sleep
producer II you suffer from inson MIA and
nervous weakness. Drugxists keen II for 81.
Remember that IL IL purely vegetable aud per-
fectly harmless. that It, 10 indeed the thor
eminent specialist In nervous diseases. Dr..
Greene o. IS West 18th At. New York. This
most successful physician can be con suited
free OF charge. personally or by letter. In re-
gard to Any case.
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The following candidates were named at
the sixty Tam Hall Assembly and Alder
manic Conventions held in the thirty Assem-
blv districts Of the ciey last night.
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BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
(EuiDpean PLan,)
Fifth Avenue, New York.

This popular house, having been greatly en-
larse1 Ivy the addition ,on 9TH Ay. Of
An Absolutely fire-PfOof Building,
is now open for the reception OF guests. per-
man-nt or transient.
Tn. hotel Ia, o.an beautifully decorated.
The newest an! most approved p.umbing has
been added. wlrh pertert ventilation. and all
the ap~pointments - 4 trst-ciass house.
cslisnce. Muse Wednesday and saturday
evenings in thu Grand Dining Room.
Tariff. Single rvpms. 81 to sl.al per day.
Double rooms. with bath attached, 81 and
upward Magnificent suites, parlor. large. airy
bedroom. with bath and dressing room at
and location.
wETHERBEE / FULLER Proprlstora
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Quarrel between Opium Fiends.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. Near midnight
last night Frank Commit shot his part
ner Edward Bailey. They are proprie-
tors OFF, notorious resort for opium
fiends. For several days they had been
quarreling, and last night both started
to draw their pistols, but Commit got
his weapon out first, and shot Baily
through the right groin. The second
shot missed him. He then took away
Bailey's pistol, and walked out of the
saloon with both weapons in his hand.
He is still at large. Bailey's wound is
not necessarily fatal
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The Eight-Day Order revoked.

TOMBSTONE, A. T., Jan. IA private
telegram received here from New York
announces that the Mexican government
has revoked the order allowing Ameri-
can freight teams only eight days to pass
in Mexico. The eight-day rule went
into effect a few weeks ago, causing con-
sternation among American mining
companies in the interior of Sonora
Many closed down, being unable to se-
cure supplies. A strong appeal was
made at the City OF Mexico, with the
result that Americans teams can now
have their own time to come and go.
Much machinery and mining supplies
consigned from eastern cities will 90 for,
ward at once from this vicinity, where
it has been held.
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The ENGLISH EXCITED.
As Usual They Are Looking for a C aIG
to Fight.
THE EIGHT-DAY LAW REVOKED
The American Teams to Have All the
Time Needed.
TWO orIum F1E>ps FIGHT.
THE EIGHr-DAY LAW REVOKED
The American Teams to Have All the
Time Needed
wo OPIUM F1ENps FIGHT.
After the Mexican Conspirators---
Charged with AIurder---ExpIo-
sion of a Boiler.

LONDON, Jan. THE stock exchange
today is in a state OF wild excitement,
owing to a very warlike rumor. This
report as spread is to the effect that
British wal, vessel at Tangiers has landed
force of blue jackets and marines at
that place. 1t is added that the French
admiral there has given the British ad-
miral notice that France gives England
twenty-four hours in which to re-embark
her landing party, and that ii this is
not done at the expiration of that time,
the French feet will attack the British
warships. 1t is supposed that this.
startling report is simply canard circu-.
lated by bourse spectators; but the ex-
citement prevailing shows how danger
Gus the situation in Morocco is believed
to be. Inquiries made at the admiralty
and at the foreign office fail to obtain
confirmation or denial of the news re-
ferred to; but tile report has spread
with marvellous rapidity, and is'now the
topic of London. The report, though
descredited on all sides, is causing
most dangerous feeling on the stock
market
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MUTnATED BEYOND RECOGNITION
Only one of the Rescued Men Identified
FORTY MEN TOTALLY BURNED.
The Work of Rescuing the Miners Has
Begun--The Strikers Being Arrested
---Settling Dubois and CIaggett.


KANSAS CITY, Jan. S.-A special from
McAllister, 1. T., says: Last night
there was an explosion in mine and as
result over 200 men now lie dead, and
about 40 fatally hurt, and many badly
burned. q
At 5 10 p. mr., mine No. l, owned by
the Usage Coal & Mining Co., at Kareb,
exploded. At that time 800 men were
in the shaft, most of whom were wait
ing for the cage to take them out and
the foot of the shaft is one mass of dead
bodies. Eighty-fve men came out by
the old entry, and 43 were saved by the
shaft, most of whom were more or less
burned and bruised, and half of them
will probably die. This leaves 223 men
yet in the mine and in all probability of
them are 200 dead. At 7:10 ten dead
bodies were brought out and only one
could be recognized as the remains were
SO mutilated. The explosion was caused
by firing a shot when the gas was in the
mine. At this time it is impossible to
learn the exact number of dead and
wounded
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oharged wien Murder.

SAN FRANcIsoo, Jan. 7.-On the night
OF December 2s, G. Francisco, -Mexi-
can sailor. and companion entered the
saloon of John Giese. They were in
toxicated and were ordered out of the
place. Giese and his barkeeper, Joseph
Cordea, ,cjected them upon their refusing
to go, and Francisco stabbed Giese in
the abdomen and Cordes in the arm
with a large dirk knife. Giese died this
morning and Francisco was arrested and
charged with murder
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Rescuing the Miners.

s ST. LOUIS, Jan. S.-The officers of the
Usage Mining company, of this city,
owners of the mine at Kareb, i. t.,
where the terrible disaster occurred
last night received dispatch from
McAllister stating that l4o miners had
been taken out of the mine alive, but
many of them are badly injnred AS
the press dispatches state that there
were $50 men in the shaft, this report
leaves POI men unaccounted for. They
weresall white men.
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Charge of bribery and Fraud.

TORONTO, Jan. 7:-Colonel Alexander,
of New York, who made a tender for
the reclamation OF eAshbridge's bay, told
the municipal commission last night
that ne had a letter in his pocket, in
which an offer was made to get his ten
der through the moribund council for
$50, 900. 1t is charged that an alderman
and q newspaper man are mixed up in
the affair. The commission, resolved to
investigate the charge. @ E..5ss.
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Arresting Suspects.

LONDON, Jan. S.-The police today ar
rested Frenchman named Victor
Gales and Marie Pibelne,sa woman with
whom Gales has been living, and Fred
erick Charles, all residing at WaIsall.
The prisoners are members of a socialist
club and are suspected of being impli-
Gated in. the recent explosion at Dublin
castle: Other arrests are expected to
follow.
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Alarming Accounts of Famine.

( LONDON, Jan. Tile Russian monthly
European Messenger contains. alarming
accounts of the famine in Russia. The
Messenger compares the present famine
in Russia with that in Ireland in 1916,
and contrasts the measures adopted by
the two governments to alleviate the
distress of the people.
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The senate Committee at work.

WAsHrsGroN, Jan. s.-The senate
committee on public buildings and
grounds held it's first meeting of the
seasonsthis morning. 1t Was determined
to report favorably all bills for the erec-
ton of public buildings, who passed the
senate last session, but which failed OF
action by the house.
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vessel on Fire at Sea.

LONDON, Jan. THE British steamer
Catalonia, at Queenstown from Boston,
reports that on January she passed a
sailing vessel on fire. The Catalonia
searched in the vicinity, but found no
trace of the crew of the burning vessel.
The latter was com mpletely gutted.
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The Democrats Raliying.

PORTLAND, Jan. s.-The incoming
trains are bringing lin today delegates
from all portions of the state to meet
ing of the state convention of the state
convention of the democratic clubs to be
held here tomarrow afternoon. ban
quet will be given tonight to the dele
gates.
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In Many Hands.

PORTLAND, Or, Jan. SIT is stated
that petition is being quietly circu-
lated here for the appointment of W. B.
Gilbert of this city as circuit judge of
the ninth district. The petition is in
the hands OF those opposed to the ap-
peintment OF Joseph Simon.
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Pledged to Hin.

NEW YoRK, Jan. s.-A Washington
special says that at gathering last
night of representatives democrats
from Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio,
Indiana and other western and south
western states. they pledged their aid in
making Hill the party's candidate for
president.
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The AduIteration of Grain.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. THE czar
displayed extreme anger upon learning
of the adulteration of food intended for
the starving peasants. 1t is reported
the principal authorities will be dis
missed in consequence of these disclos-
ures. Three agents at Odessa were ar
rested for having sold adulterated grain.
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The steamer GaIIatin is lost.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Captain Ga
brielson, commanding the revenue
steamer Gallatin, made report to the
treasury department confirming the
press dispatches in regard to the loss of
that steamer and the death of jacobson,
the carpenter.