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To-Day. Entrie. at Elizabeth.

First race. six furlongs-Prince George,
III: kingston. lis; Correction, liz; Der
farsilla, IL; Shelley Tu,tle, 10; Discount,
%.
Second race. Eve furlongs Fatality, l2i ;
Token, les; Armitsge, l0'; Hypstia, io1;
Micmac Queen, I0.; Intimidad, ZOE;
Rama, ss; Captain Sinclair, es; DAILY, IS;
Clear Sea, 95.
Third race, one mile-Aloha, 101; Re.
straiut. les; Speculation, los; Copyright.
lOi: Young Arion, 1903; Strathmaid, 70;
Tom Flynn. o.; Bolero, 21: ST. Anthony,
~; Kirkover, 81; Hasty, IS; Tom Skid.
more, ~.
Fourth race. Woodlawn handicap, ono
milo and an eighth--Dr. Hasbrouck, rs; I;
Sleipner, l.o; Don Alonzo, ia; Pick
nicker, 10; Prince George, los; Pick
pocket. 1Os; Charade, los F; Comanche, i07 |;
Soundmore, 1os; Tcrrifler, lo5; Roche,
ioi; Hcsperius, no.
Fifth race, flve furlongs-Walter Riggs,
i0s; Charlie T.. Tho Bully, Hartford, iu-
cAtan, Nonsense, los; Bonnie Lee filly,
los; Golden Valley, Widow Cliquot geld
ing, Clansman, Sappho, Lamisere, Sprin.
klc.
Sixth race. five furlongs Tartarian,
III; One. los; Little Fred, lo7; Priscilla.
Lemon Blossom, Peruvian, Lorimer. lH !;
Sam Bryant, 102; Chiswick, io2; I. q. IT,.
1oi; Mendicant, 20; Panhandle. as; Capt.
Wagner. Balbriagan, Jake Johnson. Our
Maggie, 81: Bob Sutherland, Lallah. %;
Miss Bess, 90; Li,a, %; Marguerite. 81.
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ISpIASAroLis. Oct. 26.-It Is reported
that Charles Coshlan, the actor, was mar.
ried last night to kubne Beveridge, tho
actress and sculptress aud member Of
Cogh.an's company. The pair have gono
TO Louisville.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20. Tho reported bride
is tho granddaughter OF Ex-Governor
Beveridge Of Illinois. This afternoon the
ex-governor gave moro sensational tingo
to the story by declaring that Coghlan al
ready had a wife living. "You may deny
the report Of the marriage in tho most
emphatic language" he said.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 26.-Charies Coshlan
Of the Coghlan Dramatic company. whom
seen to-day regarding his reported mar
riagc Oh Tuesday night at Indianapolis 10
Miss Kuehns Beveridge. also of his COM
pany. answered PLEASANTLY that ho mar
ried Miss Beyeridge Tuesday night after
tho performance. This is his fret mar
riaae.
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RUSHING 1T THROUGH
Futile Effort 10 Postpone the Vote Until
After the Virginia Election.
THE POLITICS IN 1T ALL
Immediate Passage Expected to
Have Good Effect In New York
and usetts-Power
Has a Good Scheme.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The programme
of the managers of the repeal bill In the
senate Is to get to voting some time to-
morrow on tho amendments to tho bill,
finish Saturday and vote upon the bill
itself Monday. The opinion prevails in
the senate that tho house will pass the bill
when il is sent over with very little delay.
Whether there shall then be recess or
an adjournment will depend upon tho
committee on ways and means. IL the
democratic members of that committee
are of the opinion that the tariff bill will
bo in shape for presentation before the
time OF the beginning of the regular ses.
sion, o recess Is more probable than ad.
iournment. Otherwise an adjournment
will take place.
There is wcll-defined report in circu.
lation about tho capitol to-day that there
has been an effort TO have the democratic
managers in the senate postpone voting
upon tho bill until after the Virginia
election.
1t appears that the Virginia populists
have made the fight almost entirely upon
tho silver issue and made such headway
as to render the democratic managers
somewhat anxious, but when il was repre-.
senied that the immediate passage OF the
bill would have a good effect in Massa.
chusetts and New York, 1t was thought
best to let the bill take it's course.
Senator Power spent . considerable
portion of the day in gathering facts con-
ccrning the silver bullion in the treasury,
| with view of getting support for an
amendment to the repeal bill providing
for the coinage OF this bullion,
| which will be offered by him.
self or some other silver senator.
He finds that therc 10 sufficient bullion
stored to make Sl3i,0Jo.0)0 il coined, and
he thinks there should be little objection
to its being coined, especially in view OF
the fact that the segnorace Of this silver,
about S5i, ,Oo1,OOo, would furnish the money
necessary to supply the threatened deficit
| in the treasury. He has been canvassing
the proposition somewhat among the sen.
ators aud finds il meets with favor gen
| orally among the silver men. There is a
feeling. however, among the silv er demo
Gratis that the bill should not bo amended
in any way at their instance, SO the ad.
ministration may have all the praise and
all the blame for it when IL shall become
| a law.
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NEw YORK, Oct. .6.-wallacs, the big
lion belonging to Bostock's Australian cir
Gus, to-day escaped from his cage and
mangled aud killed horse aud badly IN
jurcd tho owner, Frank Bos,ock. Two
women and two children, who were in tho
building, were rescued with difficulty by
being taken through a hay loft floor.
There was scene of wild confusion, and
the other animals in tho building were
wild with fear. their yclls adding additional
terror to the scene. After three hours of
stubborn resistance, tho lion tanner and
his four assistants. with the aid Of iron
rods heated to white heat, succeeded in
getting the monster into his cage and Sc
curely confined.
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SET DOWN AS A FRAUD.
MeCormick Said to Have Worked the
Confession Racket Before.

Mecormick Said to Have Worked the
Confession Racket Before.
Special Dispatch to the standard
MiNSEAPoLIs, Oct. ga Tribune spe.
cial from Lake Crystal, Minn., says: II
is generally believed here that McCor-
mick 10 fraud. No effort was made to
recapture him. He Is either many times
. murderer or fanatic with n psnchant
for peculiar and profitless pranks.
A dispatch from Sleepy Eye, MIMI.
says: Mccormick who gave himself UP
TO the village marshal q; Lake Crystal ms
the murderer Of Editor Penrose, of Butte,
Mont, is tho same fellow who got q few
days care and attention here as the self.
confessed murderer Of one Callahan, at
Salt Lake City. Tho fellow is fraud
pure and simple and it is now known that
he has worked innocent county constables
and sheriifs in this same way for some
time past.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER
Gsnsnan. the Slayer Of Train Robbsr
White, Doesn't Figure Is a Hero
INDIGNATION VERY STRONG
The People OF kailspel Revolt
Against the cold-Bloodsd Way
In Which He Shot the
Bandit Down.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
kALisrEL, Oct. a6.-The killing OF Jack
White has developed into great sensa-
tion owing to the finding Of tho coroner's
jury and the arrest Of j. +. Gensman, tho
slayer Of White. The coroner's jury com.
monccd m investigation Tuesday. The
only evidence tending to establish the
identity of the dead man. lying in the
moreuc here, was that gwen by Gcnsman,
the man who killed him. The jury took
recess until yesterday in order to got wit
nesses. This move gave rise TO all sorts
of rumors and conjectures. The public
was no, inclined TO believe Gensman's
story. The cowardly manner in which he
entrapped and killed. tho train robber ere.
ated q prejudice against him. II was
feared that q serious blunder had been
made.
Witnesses were brought hero from
Blackfoot who positively identified the
dead body rs that OF White. who was with
the robbers before the fight at Midvale.
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CRASHED ONTO THE ROCKS.
The City Of New York Gees Astray In q
Fog aud wtii He Total Lssa.


Fog and wili He Total Lesa.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 26.-Ths Pacific
Mail company's steamer City OF New York
went ashore this evening In fog at Point
Bonita, and will probably be total loss.
She sailed for China axd Japan at $3.50 p.
m. About 80 p. m. tho big oceanstsamer
was lost sight Of, and half an hour later
the booming Of cannon could be heard and
signal rockets could be seen 90 they burst
above the fog. Soon every tug in the bay
was racing for Point Bonita. Arriving
there, 1t was found that tho steamer was
hard and fast on the rocks, having gone
on under full head.
As soon as the ship struck there was a
scene OF wild confusion. A couple OF
hundred Chinese in tho steerago set up q
howl that could bo heard half across
Golden Gate. Captain Johnson and the
officers soon restored order. The steamer
has eight feet of water in her hold, and
the tugs cannot move her. Tho loss will
be half million; no insurance. AL the
passengers have been taken of and are
being brought back to tho city.
Tho City of New York is q vessel ot
about 5000 tons, and was built in Chester,
Pa, in 1873, but was practically rebuilt q
few years ago. She took away an I'M
usually large cargo OF -four and general
merchandise, all of which will probably be
a total loss.
Before the signals Of distress brouch,
assistance from San Francisco, the pas
sengers we're landed at Point Bonita by
the ships boats and life saving crews
from Golden Gate and Fort Point stations,
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THE CAUSE OF NICARAGUA.
Benefits Of tho Canal Ably Dsmonstrate,
by Representative Doolittic.

Benefits of tho Canal Ably Demonstrated
by Representative Doolittic.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Doolittle OF
Washington, who was before the commit.
tee on interstate and foreign commerce
yesterday advocating the bill for joint
resolution for a committee Of six mem.
bcrs of the house and the same number OF
the senate to go to Nicaragua to investi.
gate everything connected with tho canal,
made an argument on behalf of the great
interests Of both sea coasts. He says II
the United States does not take speedy
action il will be soon found that agents of
British capital in Nicaragua have made
great fnroads upon American interests
and secured control of all the stock posi-.
BILE for British holders. lie represc nted
that 1t would be a good thing for both tho
Atlantic and Pacific coasts If the canal
were completed, as it would bring New
York nearly 1900 miles nearer San Fran
cisco and avoid the dangers of Cape Horn
Congress, he said, needed the practical
information which personal inyestiga'
ton only could give. The expense oi
sending such commission to make inyes'
tigaton may prevent favorable action b,
the house or committee.
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Rcceptlou TO Cardlua, Gibbons.

wAsHISGToS, Oct. Ga reception was
rendered by the people Of Washington to.
night, regardless OF crocd, TO James, Car.
dinal Gibbons, on the occasion OF tho 18th
anniversary of his elevation 10 the episco'
pate. President Harmon Of Carroll Insti'
tute welcomed Cardinal Gibbons in a short
speech and introduced Commissioner Ross
Vt the district, who welcomed the cardi'
nal on behalf of the residents of tho dis.
drici. The next speaker WAS Senator
White Of Louisiana. Cardinal Gibbons
rcply to these addresses of welceme dis
played deep feeling Of appreciation.
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This Iia. u PnrisIan Flavor.

OMAHA. Oct. as.-Arrs. Elias Rudiger OF
South Omaha confessed to her husband
that she had been intimate with Henry
Reiser. Rudiser asked Reiscr to make n
similar statement IN order that a divorce
might be procured quietly. Reiser de-
clined To do this. This evening Mrs. Rud;-
ger asked Reiser to help her and he re-
fused again. The wrouged woman then
fired ice AT her seduccr. one sho. sever
ing the spinal cord. She then tried to
shoot herself but failed. All parties aro
propinent in local society.
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H,MBuRg. Mich, Oct. :6.-Last night a
freight train on tho Toledo, Ann Arbor d
North Michigan ran into sink hole near
here. The engine was d!tched and two
cars of oil aud three cars Of Goa! were
piled on top of IL, taking fire. The wreck
is still burning. Engineer Bsaulieu, Fire
man Albcrs and Head Brakeman Milligan
are buried in the wreck aud are doubtless
burned TO a crisp.
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Hypno,i.m nj. only Hope.

CHICAGo. Oct. 2G.-Geor.e Paynter. tho
alleged wife murderer, sentenced to bc
hanged on Dec. 4. says he thinks hypnot-
ism will help him to secure pardon. tie
declares that man In the hypnotic state
must tell the truth and act lust MS he did
on the occasion ne will be questioned
about. Paynter hopes Governor Altgeld
will permit him TO submit TO experiments
with a view of securing a pardon.
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The Grand Trunk Inquest.

BATTLE CREEK, Oct. a6.-The coroner
to-day adjourned the inquest in the Grand
Trunk wreck until Nov. ., i'm order 10 give
Lawyer Hurlburt time TO investigate somo
testimony lie expects to produce in behalf
Of Conductor Scott, who was now willing
10 go on the stand. The body Of Mrs. 5.
ID. Wood Of Cato. \. u, has been posi-.
lively identified. This is the body tha,
was sent 10 EdwardsburG as Mrs. T.. A.
Aldrich,
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IN THE HOUSE.

WAsHIS0ToN, Oct. .s.-Thc house
opened with prayer this morning by tho
Rev. Mr.. Smi,hson Of this city. He re.
fcrrcd feelingly to the death of Chaplain
Samuel W. Haddowy. A resolution Of re.
gret at the death and appointing a com.
mittec to attend the funeral was adopted.
The senate amendment 10 tho joint reso-
luton extending the Acknowledgements of
The United States TO foreign governments
for participation in the Columbian expo.
stion was adopted. The joint resolution
to abandon the present method of havin:
bills and resolutions cngrossed and en-
rolled by hand. and to have them printed
instead, passed.
The discussion of the bankruptcy bill
was resumed. Boatne- OF Louisiana taking
the f.oor. Kyle OF Mississippi opposed the
bill. Warner of New York supported the
bill. B-osius OF Pennsylvania spoke in
favor of the bill. and at the conclusion OF
his remarks the hous so adjourned.
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The Santa lie Meeting,

ToPEKA, Oct. 96.--The annual meeting
Of the Atchison. Topeka d Santa Re was
held here this morning. IL was very brief,
as everything was harmonious. President
Reinhart's annual report. showing an in-
crease in the net earnings over those OF
the previous year was very gratifying.
The old boz ard OF directors were reelected
and they in turn reelected old officer.
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NEW YORK, Oct. e6.-Therc is every in
dication that the Brazilian government
intends something warlikc. The Brazil
ian Admiral Mauritz is lowering about
here on mysterious business and the great
Winchester gun works are running night
and day. A big order will bo shipped ncNt
week either 10 tho rebels or tho govern
ment. There is also S20o,oco order with
the Hotchkiss Gun company, to be shipped
next week also.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Thc rctr!al OF tho
suit OF Alexander Stewart against ex-
Judge Henry Hilton was begun to-day be-
fore Judge DAILY in the court OF common
pleas. Ex-Judee Curtis, in opening Tor
ihe plaintiff. traced the pei gree of his
ellen, and showed his relationship TO the
late Alexander Stewart, whose will IN III
vowed IN the suit. EN-Judg. Curtis stated
that hc would PUT the cousin OF stewart
on the stand Tor he had important tessl'
inony to give.
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IN The SENATE.
Squire Advocates His Bond Am nendm snt
Stewart Refers to 1879.

Stewart Refers to 1879.
WASHINGTON, Oct. c6.-Teller spoke
against repeal, and without finishing,
yielded the floor to Squire, who spoke in
favor of his amendment TO the repeal bill.
Of which he gave notice Oct. 10. Squire
said that in Offering the amendment he
sought to find a middle path. which is tho
path of safety. Originally he had been
for repeal and there he stood now. There
had been timidity about acting on the sub
ject of the bond issue, tho authority for
which, he had no doubt, existed, when, if
action had been taken, he believed the
present panic would have been ayerted.
Who feared an electionecring cry when
danger TO his country confronted him?
The credit of q great nation involved that
of every institution aud individual in it.
"Why, Why" asked Squire. "should not
the United States obtain s20o,OOO,oo0 or
S3o0O00.000, mostly from abroad, at low
rate of interest? Bringing So much moro
money to the country would ben.
eft indirectly every one. He favored
giving the secretary of the treasury
authority to pay whatever ratc Of interest
might be necessary up to per cent. aud
he would trust to the secretary 10 place
the bonds at as low a rate ms possible.
The very authorization of the issue OF
bonds might be sufficient without ever
issuing bonds. He appealed to the senate
to do that which was practical for the im-
mediate relief OF the senate and OF thu
people.
Cockrcll, from the committee on appro.
priations, reported with amendments the
bill making appropriations for certain
urgent deficiencies for the present fiscal
year.
Stewart, republican, of Nevada. then
resumed his speech against the repeal
bill. He talked about the act Of 1873,
which, ho claimed. demonetiled silver
Palmer asked whether he did not vote foi
it. Stewart admitted that he did, but said
he did so ignorantly. Every senator and
representative but one, referring TO Shcr
man, had been deceived. Without con
cludinc his speech, Stewart yielded ant
the senate took a recess until tomorrow
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DEsvGn, Oct. IS. Between 100 and
e.0O coal miners are on strike in the
Wnlkenburg district. and about COO az
Lafayette, and in consequence nearly al
the mines in the district are closed down.
The trouble was caused by non-payment
of wages. Tho trouble threatens TO spread
10 every coal camp Ia this state.
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SAN Francisco. Oct. a5.-The coast line
baltic ship Oregon was launched to-day at
the Union Iron works in the presence OF
and amid the cheers of vast multitude.
When completed she will bs the most
powerful vessel in the navy.
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Idaho's silver Brick.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Thc case of 4. j.
Barker. accused of compiicly in stealing
a silver brick from the Idaho exhibit at
the fair. was continued to Nov. on $1,000
bonds on tho charge Of burglary and in
similar amount TO answer to tho larceny
charge,
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Killed by an Esp.osion.

ST. PAlL, Oct. cS.--By an explosion this
morning in the suiphatc mills a, Ashland.
Wis. Joseph Herrin. Charles Burdick and
7. westing were fatally burned. Joseph
Reisner, Stonz Boardick and George Con-
stance seriously.
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One Murder Results Ia Several More.

LONDON. Oct. Ca dispatch TO tho
Times from Zanzibar says lieutenant at.
tacled to the Italian steamer Stlfleta
was recently stabbed and killed at
Merkah, a seaport town Of East Africa.
The death of the Italian lieutenant was
Immediately avenged by tho bombard.
ment of Merkah. during which n number
of Somalis were killed and considerable
damage done TO the town.
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NEW YORK. Oct. @.-F. A. Loyccraft.
treasurer Of Palmrr's theater and assist
ant secretary of tue Couey Island Jockey
club. suicidcd by shooting this morning.
lie was suffering from paresis.
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Arkansas Docsn't Want It.

Hor SPRINGS. Ark, Oct. as.--Statos AT.
torney e. V. league to-day received a
communication from Governor Fishback
relative to the proposition to have tho
battle between Corbett aud Mitchell
fought in this city. The chief executive
instructs league 10 take steps to prevent
the mill
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weekly Pay law urcon.tItutiona'.

OTTAWA. ILL.,, oc,. .s.--Tne supreme
court to-day decided that the weekly pay
law. passed by the last legislature, 10 un.
constitutional
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New YORK, Oct. 2s.-Thc Heraid's
Montivedio advices from Rio say that tho
report that Rear Admiral Stanton Of the
United States cruiser Newark has been
detached and ordered to Washington for
saiuting Admiral Mcllo aud paying an
official call on tho leader of the rebels, is
received with surprise. Tho reports are
that from the outbreak of tho revolution
Admiral Mello has received salutation
from the foreign ships in the harbor. Tho
revolution is gaining headway, tho rebel
forces under General Tavervars prose-
cutting the siege with vigor.
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BRAziL'S SIDE OF 1T.
The Rebeis Depleted ss Being short NJ
supplies aud Dispiritetl.

Ine hebeis Dcpicted as boing short nj
supplies aud Dispirited.
PARIS, Oct. 26.-The special delegate of
Brazil has receysd dispatch from Rio,
dated Oct. 25, 8 p. M, which says the in.
surgcnt vessels are scarcely able 10 move
from the fact that they are in need of OK
tcnsive repairs; that their bottoms are
foul and their supply Of coal is almost ex-
haustsd. Tho vessels are compelled to
remain in the lower part of tho bay in
order to avoid the fire of the forts. which
remain loyal TO the government. Reports
are current that Admiral De Mello. de-
spairing of making any further progress
about Rio, has made every preparation TO
run the gauntlet of the forts at the on
trance OF the harbor with the intention of
joining issue with tho insurgents in
the northern provinces. The town of
Nictheroy, the surrender of which has
been repeatedly announced, continues to
make heroic resistance to the rebcl squad.
ron.
The Brazilian delegate adds that the
land force at the disposal Of Presiden;
Peixo,o is numerous, welldisciplined and
able and willing to defend tho lawful gov.
erument against tho common enemy. The
delegate declares that the Brazilian gov
ernmeut has the support Of all the states
of the union. The Brazilian minister
states officially that the city Of Rio Janeirc
is perfectly tranquil and business is being
transacted as usual.
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Death Of Ch,pIslu Haddowzy.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ~ Rev. Haddoway.
chaplain of the house, died this morning
of Brght's disease.