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Wiro News N Brief.

Asa Charley. the negy' suspected Of having az
Kan. was yesterday released Hoa custody, 4
ma surrounded the Jail MonllN might and threat.
ened 10 lynch him, bat thuy lacked u leader,
Judge Daingerfrid has refused t. admit to Laii
Bert Pepper, wanted Tor hiHami Ia New fOrk.
Farmers In the vicinity ot Huron. 4 u. haze
suffered To the extent III 'lOJJp IN tn" loss III
stock. barns aud Iced by lite "ithlD tG- pas fc~
cays. hcendlaris.A IL suspected III several cases,
Mrs. q. W. Cooper, wiir III i respected farmer,
living ten miie9 south u lach san, Tenn, Vas
beaten and outraged by Ian DAVE, 4 negro, while
couniry, Gnd although thr nero had a',rrsl
hours start, hs wiI certainly hr 'IugG, and
knchsl.
Manager al the Guarantee lnNCstmtat company,
Of Chicago. waT admitted To bail YESTERDAY IN
tho, sum 81 Yi.lOO Ihr ''a,Htt Gndsr Mhiyh t.1
OF not more than $3.50 hue Or one years inpTiSoh'
meHt,
The Jury In IT, case Of James Clifford Hand,
wa,cAman Of the Hay Todd Manufacturing Com
rany, at YpsilantI, Mich. after hsins out iGrt,,
efht hours, disagreed. Hand WI be retired IN
December. The defense wac All alibl,
The san Francig,o Coroner's jury IA the caoe
OF Amelia DoRreily, the sist-ea' yalr-oll g'rl
who died from a criminal Operation a week 40
Dr, Godfrey. alias ~i.aphainc with the crime. The
woman vas arrested on the charge Of murder.
Al noon yesterday I'll Arc i~r'Gt9nre %companie'
dams business In Omaha aud South omaha mIde
an advance N rats OF 20 per cent The actiot
is based On the inadequlty Of Tho Gre protection
in the two cities and tSe operation OF ~ NGli1
policy Law.
Or T. Thatcher Graves, the suicide and al
i.rei murderer of Mrs, Josephine barnaby. al
Trnyer. Was buried Al West Thompson. Coma.
yesterday.
\ Polish dance, at within, Ind. last ntgh'
ended in a free tght, one dead man. two dyinl
aud tea Suffering from STAB Wounds we're Va,
outcome.
Mary CAREY. agei seycE,y, was found dyini
from A bullet vounL at her home In SOulhbridse
Mass, lat night. suspicion falls On her ais
solu,e husband. aged aiSty-ANe,
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representation Of his condition was Inn.
IN cdiatcly made out and forwarded TO
the authorities Of Mr.. fcrnandcz's aiov-
crnRcnt. on the strrnsth oi which MIR.
Fernandez Was given BY the officials n
leave Of absence suf,cicnt!y long to oh.
tain II cure.
To-day he speaks to the writer with
sratitudc' OF his recovery Of his health.
eli seemed to mt dOnbiful." he said.
"wheU I went TO Drs. Copeland and
Gardner that I could get very mich
help. The severe cough, the steady loss
Of flesh aud strength. the wrniSncs- and
debility mndc nc feel ns II ihcrH wn-
iittio hoae tor nc. Yet 1 was firm IN
the belief that " anybody could euro me-
Drs. Copeland and Gardner could. for ]
had heard SO much Of heir cures Gf even
the ssvrrcst cases of luna trouble. but
felt AZ ~ my use wns even too hard r.
insk for them. N ran Judge thcn how
much gratitude Z feel In being able to
mnk H.. this siatcment,in being able TO snY
how strong and will feel and ia
appear 10 my frtcrds again n strong,
healthy man."
MIR. Fernandez while in New York
resides nj 83 West 9th .t. Tie IL well
known soriniIy in this city, md two oi
his som nrc taking university courses In
New York Colleges.
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Business Ups and Downs.

CHICAGO oct IS The hrm ~ Weaver tvti
Z 60. cNteGsiN. coal dealers, hss been %frurIJn-
isei AVID IT, arIirs have been taken Out OF tn,
hands % the TrrriNrt Claims 20 the amu.ht ~
IaUb. 1Vl ~ have been acknowledges,
CHlChGO oct lN-rh- statement ~ The az
gIgnrr u the iu,UlNrHt Grant iAE puullNr Works.
MEL Nr.trriaN shows assets u 81 I3S. - ~ Re.
rpipt- on transactions from iunc 9 to SEPT. =,
arr PLACED At $50 IgS ~. ami thr disbursements for
that period we're Sss lOl -.
CHlrAGO, Ot Is Indignant b, conf, sion,
amounting To Iti.sps o. Ncf" entered against
N4ihau II Warren IN Judge lrnklns ,oUTt ester
Ia, IL thu slIt ut william g NihII'k, receiver
Mr Nlhia,k h SrrrctarN II ia, Chicago Title and
Trust IuMpsuy Nhluh Was JIpoinlri receiver Tor
tn, tolumbla national lDnL OF chicago HIS
concern held "a" l~uirulrut notes made bN lbr de
t.nGaat Nathau II M5rrgH EAr a nrmhsr ~
IN, Hin ul y II warren \ 'o. Through the
fatiJro of the haua ,h, arm b. Smc embarrassed
and. vas dissolved
sAN FRANCISCO oct II In the Superior Court
Yesterday Judge hubbard drntci a motion IN dis
mis-, \ i wilry as receive ~ the ra,ihy iiark
IRON MOI STAIN. Mich. oct, Il III" Upper
Michigan brewery ,lnpauy. capital stock oi
$50. 900 vert into lhs hands of a receiver yesirI
ia, Cashier NorhrVp OF the lifst National
Rank was appointed, Liahilliias, 1sov" assets
Sltu 700.
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SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP,
Seventh Regiment Athletes Meet
and Form an Indoor Schedule.
i'm German Defeats Jack Levy In
New Orleans.


iHaoof a'hietlc SPORTS VIII soon nave
their inning. In thcS. cool. AutulnnaI
d,,s &. . ,r,u. ,,, hrn.,,,, :, 49,, ,hinIn
49, " '''"e 700 "'ae'is 10 'he 'hi''y
clad Splinter or jumper to caprr around
on the upen frosty field, and he welcomes
,h. ,n.,i,,,i,. -, ,nI'a, ,.rt
NV "''r'" u H'aoo' contests win
eakerness Large halls are required for
such games, and the urmDrieS Of nur
different regiments afford the finest Ia
%cilities for indoor contests.
No 49,,
NJ ptt'ef hanheS are conducted INDOORS
than those OF the Seventh Regiment
Athletic Association and Il viii Ia. n
,,oIa,,.a 49, -
welcome piece OF news to lovers OF ath'
letics and athletes as Well, to hear thai
al "A meeting last night I'm the S.ventL,s
armor III dinrre,.t events wcr. de-.
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In rlther Of these, with a
little P.arl1ne, you can wash
clothes more easily. more
Quickly. and more cheaply.
than in any other way. Yen
can. we say-but perhaps YOU
don't have to. Then ~ the
ease Of it doesn't affect you
50 much. But the qulckness,
the thoroughness and the
economy of it does. The
less time lhat'sspent on your
clothes. the less it costs you
its money in your pocket
every lime they are saved
from the wearing rub, rub.
rub of the old way. But the
apatcr doesn't make any diff
ference. Use what's han.
diest, Hot or cold. hard or
soft, salt or fresh. rain or
shine. its all the same if you
have Peayhins. When you
don't have it-then there rs a
difference.
Beware of limitations. so4 JAMES PYLE y. y
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TERR0RIzED THE EXAMINERS.
A Big Immigrant Makes Things
Lively at Ellis Island.
Tho Board Of Special Inquiry Sends
for Assistance.

An Austrian immigrant Of Herculcan
stature and pugracious disposition made
things lively before the Board OF Special
Inquiry at Ellis Island to-day. and tried
to demolish the witnesses that were try
ms to have him barred,
Carl Wisiak. %thirty-two years old. a
native of Austria, was one o! the pas
scngers on the Russia. which arrived on
Oct. 6 with cholera on BOARD. Before
the passengers reached Ellis Island
Commissioner Scnner received u letter
from George S,eindeckrr, thirty.thrse
s ySars 9 ss Vino Of ,S SS WISH W,s,ak FS %as a iaii
bird and should not be allowed TO land.
Steindeck 'r and Wisiak lived at Mar
burg, Austria. Steindecker IL only a
tight than cat, lie was continually seek
Ing occasion for q quarrel, In which he
was always the victor. He belonged 70
one of the regiments stationed there. he
was II terror to ordinary men. and his
companions generally walked around the
corner when his brow was cloudcd.
~Steindecker testified before the Board
OF times for fighting, at one time u year,
at another Ave months.
He beat me once. but was never
punished" Stcindecker said.
AS the witness was testifying Wisiak
raised his ponderous fist and made n
blow n: the witnesses head. Steindecker
had kept his eye on his old enemy and
lodged the giants arm.
WiSiak looked as though he would
like to lay out thu members of the
Board aud tight his way to freedom.
The men got together for mutual pro-
lection and sent downstairs FOR three
OF the biggest attendants. When they
arrived the trial OF Wisiak proceeded
Wisiak acknowledge that while in the
"a $500 hn Nfa - ptar A~N all
he came over here to visit his brother
Joseph. at 2ls West REIMBURSEMENT
street.
Joseph testified that Carl had been i'm
p%risoncd several times for lighting.
The Board ordered Carl returned &
Europe.
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A GOVERNMENT ENGINEER.
Mr.. Fernandez's Experience and the State
ment of the Organist of St. Paul's.

Tho Cevcrnmcut Engineer OF Porto
Rico, MIR. Pedro Fernandez. ini,ins IN
heai,h early IN the all IN mcr, I'm to New
York to place htmscii under the care OF
specialists and to rerover his sirerSth
In order that he miaht be able I" prose-
cute the important work that was under
his direction.
Ira. COPELAND aud Gardn-r found on
piaclng hitn under treat M ent tint tic wa,
suti.ring from n severe bronchial trou'
BILE, witch bnd been rendered more ser'-
Gus ~. his syrtcm WINS alrrod, under
p.iucd by u nninrial fever. \ proper
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ATLANTIC SQUADRON STARTS.
1t VIII Spend the Winter In Warm
Leti.udes.

Ths san Francisco, faGshln Of Rear Admiral
Benton. and the wooden cruiser Kearsage, com
prisins the North Atlantic s~lusiron, LEFT this
morning for their regular Winter cruise In the
West ladies', EIth vessels dropped down from
their anchorage In tn North River shortly after
7 o'clock and proceeded out as far as SANDY Hook.
There the Navy Ward tug met them and assisted
In testing q patented msuhiac for loading coal on
war vessels at sea. After the test the machine
will &c taken aboard the Nina and the two war
ships Will continue Oh ihcir Southern cruisc. Tn"
hrstpOrt will lac Key West. AftGr u stay Of four
days they so 'n Grand tayWlH, West Indies. The
itinerary OF the Squadron will include visits TO
Old Providence, Il, Aadr.w and ports along the
north cost NJ soulE America and On The islands.
Abaut four days VIII he p.ent In each place
and the Squldrna viii retlrn 10 Key West Mnrch
40. Christmas DIy VIII be- spent In Fort au spain
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all five WERE sTARVNG.
Mrs Druckman and Her Children
Found by Gsrry's Agents.
Sig Ysar-O Ola Boy Taken to the
Hospital Almost Dead.

A sad case OF restitution and suffer
ing was brought to light this morning
In the Essex Market Police Court, when
Agents Schmitt and pictZ, of the Gerry
Society, asked for and were granted
commitment for three children OF
letta Druckman to the American Fe-
male Guardian Society.
The Druckmans have beer living In a
miserable shBnty in the rear of ~ Sherin
street. Harris Druckman. the father,
became respondent through loss OF work
and wandered away five weeks ago,
His wife ~ of the opinion That he
The agents learned OF the suffering of
the mother and her four little ones yes
terday. and found them in a pitiable
condition. For days they have. been
with scarcely a crust OF bread IN Inc
Jacob. six years old. was found in
bed wasting away. from starvation tor
days he had had but "A couple OF s'nall
mother and other children were crying
from starvation. Jacob was too weak
to stand. He was carried to a car ana
removed to 81. Mary's Hospital i9r Hn,,,
avenue, where the surgeon pronounced
him In a critical condition.
The mother Is conilned to her bed
with injuries recelNeu yesterday Iiorl-
ing, she having been scalded by up
setting a boiler OF hot water.
Nearly every pane of glass in the two
miserable rooms occupied ny them. II
broken and old rags and paper stuifed III
to keep out the cold.
Harris Druckman was a good work
man on slippers and earned good wages
while employed.
to-day were Ellie. eight years; Bernard,
twenty-five months. N Flora, five
years. The children wesS thinly clad.
Two days ago the almost heart-broker
notice and was about to be throwi
into the street when found.
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SAYS A POLICEMAN KICKED HIM.
John Moran Makes . Complaint to
Inspector McAvoy.

John Moran. a colorcd man. twenty four ysars
old, Of l54 West Twenty-sixth street. called at
Police Headquarters this morning TO see Inspector
McAvcy. His head was b~andaged so that only
his nose and eyes were visible.
Moran keeps q small stand on the corner ~
Twenty.stNth street and Seventh avenue. and his
wares consist of fish. oysters. and hot lunch.
lictwecn ! and . o'clock this morning a customer
bought u boiled pigs tail ard accidently knocked
the platter on the sidewalk. splitting the contents
Gdd shattcring the plate. Moran demanded pay
for the damage done. and on being refused
srs'cheh the mans hat ns hostage.
The noise OF the argument brought two police
men to the scene. and Moran says one Of them
kno"Lcd him down 90 the sidewalk and Kicked
him in the head. He was then arrested and taken
to the Wost Thirtirth street station-house, where
tho sergeant discharged him and told him to make
a complaint at Police Headquarters against the
policeman.
Moran was told to come back Tomorrow morn
ins and bring the name Of the policeman with
him. In the mean time the Inspector will In
ypstigale,
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AN ALBINO MISSING.
Maggie Dean Reported to Have Run
away with a Married Man,

PEEKsKIi.L. n. Y, Oct. 1s.-Magsie Dean.
the seventeen -year-old daughter OF william L.
Dean. OF Highland. Ulster County, is missing.
She Is an Aibino. with white hair and pink cyes.
Last Saturday. while her parents were shopping
in Poughkeepsie. Maggie bads her two brothers
good by, saying she sTas going to visit her friend.
BESSIE Coo. at HighiGnd. On Monday 1t was
learned she had not beet there, but had on The
same day bought n ticket for New York.
There 10 a report that at various times she
had been seen with a. Young married mal Of
New York, whn had been staying at Highland
and le!t there last Weea.
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y, sk,, eyer seen I'm New Orleans. I'll

of skill ever seen IN New Orleans. The
bout Is described In part as follows:
'Gorman was anxious to mix matters
from the start. but In the rough work
in the clinches Levy seemed the stronger
though German gave evidence mat ne
was the better boxer by landing straight
landed straight ~ieil-handers ana right
swings without damagins returns.
Levy's only hopes were IN htf ability 70
clineh and punch MS adyersary,s body
several well intended left swings and
was cross-countered by Ciorman's right
which had IL bad effect on his hances
OF success"
The, decisive round, the eighth, Is
began "A not exchange In the middle Of
the ring. From the middle Of a close
man swung his, right on l.ery'S Jaw,
and the latter fell m his face in the
sand, completely shocked out"
Neither man Was hurt, and not a
scratch was on either Of them when the
night wa over. iUrnian received a
great ovation.
4 brand new bit Of baseball news
comes from Indianapolis this morning
and It viii surely interest players here.
The despatch says:
John T, Brush is said to be at the
baseball league, and It is cinimed that
the league viii br formed. The meeting
AT which the details OF organization
are to hr Effected win be hell In chi
cage. oct: q, Representative VI MIL
wuukee. Detroit, Toledo. Mlnneapolis,
Omaha ana Kansas cay VIII be present.
The SALARY list viii be limited 10 " so
or = .sN a year Managers In the uiher-
ent cities are already signing PLAYERS
Tor next year. nud NJ thrush promises
(, have a club that viii b. az strong as
any Of the league clubs shen the season
Is opened.
Gror.c " Ort1n, the famous runner,
has entered for the iwo-nile sterplr-
chase ia the supplementary champion
sh!ps OF the 4. \ l.. at Bdynnne. y. j.,
next Saturday, His competitors VIII hc
Willie bay, T.. G. Carter. A. j. Walsh,
W. OK eefe and Herman Jaehn. Tommy
Connect has decided not TO compete at
these gam ~, and his action Will be- dts
appointing TO II host VI admirers.
Practice play Of the Princeton eleven
must be as neal the real thing as can
ho. To Judge by the reports OF different
players nursing bruises. Yesterday Han
In taCkllng NolsOn Poe, who wa half
back for The scrubs was thrown and
his knee severely wvencned. 1t was
the same knee thai he strained some
lays ago. 1t Is believed Hall will he
unable to play against Cornell. on Satur-
day next, nor eve against University
OF Pennsylvania later,
--
/ Mas. MISSIONS SoorurSus YRCr for children
,e ,ihing soiicna 'he gums ara al Sshi pam zoe''
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY. ,
New Publishing Company and the
Alma Landeraf Hospital.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. ls.--These COM
pGnies were Incorporated with the Sec
ietary OF State yesterday:
Home BOOK Company, which vii! print, bind,
purchase and sell books and magazines, with a
ca-ital OF $40, coo. The ofice is In New York.
These arc the direct ,rx: Charles W. Lowell. r..
II. Sesrles, Of Brooklyn, and Frank 4. Lowell. Of
New York.
Alma Landgrat Homo and Hospital, which will
be located In New York. for the care and treat
ment OF women about to be confined. Tho trus-
tees are. Alma Lanigraf. X. Sulzer. John Lang.
Mary Meeker, Emma Georgis Schmidt and Charles,
Matilda and Joseph Morgan.
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Local News In Brief.

W. A.. n. Scott. manager 81 TIE G.rlach Hotel,
han lost three diamond finger rings. lie has no,
been wearing je~elry for some time and he does
not know whether lie mislaid the rings on his
recent trip to Saratoga and the White Noun
tainS Of whether thoy have bsen stolen.
Police Commissioner John IoCiaye and family
left the Ciiy to-day for Chicago and the Worlds
Fa!T. They went on the > O'Clock flyer and VIA
remain In Chicago two weeks.
Tho body Of an unknown nan was found In the
North River at pier - this morning, ". was
about h,e feet eisht inches in height; had red
hair and mNstHche. ana brown suit, gray
underwear. laced sk0es aud white shirt, II MAS
removed u the IEorgue.
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POLICE AND SOCIALISTS FIGHT.
Red Flag ParAcers Refuse to Dis
perss and Are Charged Upon.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. ia large meet
ing of Socialists was held in this city
last night. After the meeting was over
hundreds Of the men who had attended
1t formed in procession and paraded the
streets, shouting and singing.
When ordered to dispense by the po-
lice the paraders refused to do so. The
police then charged upon the crowd.
They were met with a shower OF
stones. and a desperate hand-to-hand
light followed. Several men on both
sides were wounded. A large number OF
arrests were made.
Among those taken into custody wa
Van kol. the leader Of the Socialists.
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How to Do Rome.
T,,,n T.,a. SIGInn

Hostetter McCiinnis You say you saw
everything In Rome In three days?
That's Impossible.
Mr.. Alwayson But YOU remember that
there were three OF us. Ny wife took
In all the churches, | visited all the
picture galleries, and my son went for
the restaurants ana cafes. Then we
met In the evening and snapped eX-
t..rI.p,.s
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NOW GOUN0D IS DEAD.
A Premature Report Was Circu-
lated In Paris Yesterday.

PARIS. Oct. lS.-It was announced In
Paris yesterday evening that NJ. Gounod.
the great composer. had died from the
stroke of apoplexy which he suffered
Monday at his residence at st. Cloud.
Th report was generally credited. as
the physicians had stated that his death
was only a question OF n few hours.
Later 1t proved that the report was pre-
mature.
NJ. Gounod fingered through, In a
comatose condition. until this morning,
when he died.
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the AMER RECouPs HIMSELF.
Selling Captives Into Slavery &c
Make Up War Expenses.

LONDON, Oct. ls,-A special to h
Times from Calcutta says It is stated
that the AIMEE. of Afghanistan Is
selling as slaves the persons who were
captured by his forces during the recent
rebellion OF the Hazara tribes.
The expenses incurred in putting down
the rebellion were heavy, and the Amcer
is said to be selling his captives 10 re-
coup himself.
Ten thousand persons AVE been al
ready sold to slave merchants and
others.
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81 AM CURED"
THERE Is NO UNCERTAIN Sound
TO THIS TESTIMONY.


Prof. S~chreincr ca me to Dr>. Copeland
and Gardner through Father MrI.nw, al
jersey city. from Father Mel avs state
mont. Father Mrisw eau through the
staten ent oi Fat her Herman, Of ~.
Eubriei's Church, New York, Brother
Paul aud othcrs.
u 10 the tcstimony Of rood mcu md
worthy citizens that marks the cbarac-
ter Of this work, that di,tins uishcs IL
In It's value ia mankind.
Prot. Frederick T.. srhretuer Inns been
tho orRunisi in 81. Paul's Romnn Catho-
lie Church. In Jersey City,cyer since tho
church wns built, nve years ago. lie Ia
ono OF the best known teachers Of music
In the Easi. He rcsides nj No. iiB Lin
den avenue. Jrrsev City.
II was M ordinary. form Of Catarrhal
trouble from which he sutercd. lie sny-
thnt the disease Ind cxicnd-d 10 the
throat, chest and stomach, aud nj last
dcvcloprd Into bronchia, Cainrrh, with
tho symptoms OF inripicnt conan mrtion.
Every winter no wns Obliged to have
his throat treated, tho bronchial trouble
rendering u. singing aad teaching Of
N nsic impossible.
~ was n broken.down man when I
went 10 Dr-. Corcland mud Gnrdnrr."
he says. "Thc cough. sore thront. loss
oi appetite and sleep. %iciiipI hesh aud
strcrEih, ~ ic me feet, Indeed, like
m inynIid. I had l,rtIc faith In anybody
when 1 went to them, ] had expert
mrnird 30 much with doctors md RENE
dies, but when I read the statement 81
snch u man n, Father NTfI.nw. I knew
TINT there must be something In this.
I am glad that Eathor McI.aw made
IL, because II wna tho means Of M
getting my health hack. ! want Il M.
dcrstood that the work TINT Drs. Cope
land and Gardner have done Tor me II
not OF u partial or temporary kind. l
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Count De SsRonzao Acquitted OF the
Murder OF His Comrads.

PARIS. oct. 1S.-A telegram from
Senei.al ]nnoun that Count Rene de
scsun2uc, Lieutenant OF The First Regi-
ment Of Chasseurs, who was charged
viii, murderinS his comrhde. Lieut..
C%uiuuerez, has been acquitted.
NJ. de Segonzac's defense WAS that
Lieut.. Quiquerez committed suicide. and
that his death was a.crlbcd to jungle
fever IN order to spare the feelings vi
his relatives.
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Kcocked Down By a Gable Car.

Joleph Burke. lorty-three years old, OF III
Washiugton street. MAS knocked down by cable
car ~ In front Of 10 Broadway at midnight and
received t severe scalp wound. His iniury. MS
dTe.Sel by an ambulance surgeon At the Church
stree, police station. The griDman, l1uis q
Iauso. of So West Forty ninth street, WAS A.
rss.et, but let 10, as Burke would make no
CONT l.int against him.
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FIRED ON THE REBEL FLEET.
Fort Santa Cruz Damages n War
ships Trsjaro and AQuidaban.

BUENOS AYRES. Oct. ia despatch
received here from Rio Janeiro states
that Fort Santa Cruz. one of the forts
guarding the entrance of tho Rio .laneiro
barbor. opened fire on the rebel heet yes
terday.
The despatch adds that the w~orships
Trajano ard Aquidaban were materially
damaged.
The National Bank OF Brazil has de-
cided to reduce Its capital.
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senior Del Vale to Lead Tho ar.
r.rtl,, Yadlcel Party.

BuENOS AYRES. Oct. ls.-senor Del
Vale will undertake the leadership ut
the Argentine Radical party In place of
Or. Aieln. who Is charged with having
been the prime mover in the recent in
slrrcCliun.. Senior Del Nail,, hoH ever.
made II u condition that II should
abandon violent methods.
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Berlin soap Manufacturers Charged
ui.h Fraud.

BERLIN. Oct. lS.-Moscsman a. Wis.,
sing. proprietors of Il large soap factory,
have been arrested on the charge of
fraud, Eight employees charged with
completely ave also been arrested.
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Board Wanted.

WA NrED Furnished room, with board: IL
minutes walk OF Navy Yard: quiet place
widow preferred Address Eoarurr, boa SEi
World, Brnk lyu.
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Brutal Prize Fight.

LIMA. O.. oct, IA most brutal prizc-hsht
took place yesterday between Ike Boone. OF Ken
ton. ana vsne Ssibsrt. OF St hary'S The men
rounded one rpothsr until their faces were raw,
when the police interfsred and STOPPED the milL
Both men had broken arms'
gs.t.fu ~ A--sen $3.50 f.'"
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