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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-10
WILL ROAST TONIGHT
Hly0F BasklH Expected 10 SCOTch tho
City SOloHs This Evening.
TIE MUNICIPALITY Is BANKRUPT.
The Further Issuance Of Warrants De.
clarcd Illegal. - Heads
May Fall

There was great unoaslucss among
the Literal members OF the city Couu.
eli this afternoon. ono Of the city 30
Ions vino bolongs 70 that unhappy
anu fast dlssoiving aud now almost
OJeotless political organization rushed
out Of the Dosoret National bank this
afternoon ~ he saw NEWS repreten.
ia,ive on the sidewalk aud relieved
himself IN the following emphatic u
not elegant language
"say, DON'T you know the old man
mayor bsskin) 10 going 10 roast IN TO-
night until bic hCAft g. content. am
assured that lac will tuId Ia oom-
muuicati0n that will furpass all former
cilorla 10 burning tnu boys up. /
am further informed that in 10 he takes
the decided stand that the Issuance OF
additional warrants will bc illegal and
that We must come 20 holt pnd that
% once. The paper Will alec contain "A
hnarcial statement % tie city's ahaifs,
specifying outstanding contracts
and obligations In detail aud a general
fccapllulatiUn."
Having thus spoken, the council.
mnuic servant ain disappeared
through tho tO0re OF tng tnuk ana was
Loot eight Of by the ncwspnucrmau.
-Four minutes later it was learned
from another source mat 30 was entir,.
~ with In tho range Of probability that
"a lumber Ut officials Woui be- dtp0srd
either tonight or Ia the immediate
future.
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the 500. 900 at which they were ap-
rrataei fhen. There are none Of tho
ueopie down there who stand in tho
way OF n mir AMI amicahlu Adjustment
Of the question At ifaue, bus VI c1ut.e
Wcdo not want to bn roDbb1 OF our
homes and farms"
Wrhsre il ono thing that think
should be- taken into confederation by
the government. When We went Ia
thutr thirteen or fourteen yelu ago
We did % to make h0mcp. Had VIZ
not believed the land would have como
into market We would have ROuD elsie
where. Since that time most VI tho
places that were open ~ settlement
have been occupied by oihrrs, aud our
chances TO make homuB are therefore
greatly diminished b. this means. |
think this fact should be given due
consideration, Ne 4. lisa weighty mat.
tef, We do not now know where % 20
for now settlements, and should have
the value Of oar present home 10 en-.
able US TO start somuwheTc."
the pr0p1bed opening OF the Uintah
reservation 10 settlement, 90 clnuuC.
ton with Senator horgans idea of
permitting the Sau Juan people o
fHlNtl lNNAklun III AAA wv NNAh Wv
reservation when opened, tusgusie q
solution VI the compensation question
that IN al probability would Do satis-
factory. That ~ that the San JHau
futtlrrs ihs given thtir cl lee In
Ulu,gh county. They would Do thus
permitted 20 retain thelr rc.iiulco iu
Utah, aud be ina loraii0n fully Or goUI
~ their pro1unt abode.
Upon this point Judge Hammond
said, ~ DON'T know anything ui the
Uintah country but by report, and thu
matter nus never been discus Ui by w..
We have not wanted g. 20 % C0lJmIo,
our preference being for U,nh. am
oi the opinion, however, tha. the l0dy
VI the peoniD would consent DO ihu VX.
change. believe thst ~ 10 could bu
arranged aud Delegate Bawlin-
would tato it up anu press u he wouiI
have the full support Of The people Of
San Juan, anu would get the assist.
auco Of those In Congress who want
the Indians removed from where thoy
now are. Il might ~ that way
DO OF material assistance 10
him Ia getting the Uintah reservation
opened 10 sittloment. / think 1 can
seuly Say that our people would outer
tain iavUfably the proposition OF such
an exchange. They uro anxious 90
hHvo thu matter settled ~, and ns the
5Uuthoru Utr indians want San Juan
count think II will DO given to
tbem."
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Farewell Recenllnn.

Frank Collsu Of the Nineteenth
ward was the recipient a, bis parents
home on Almond street Las, night Of "A
surprise party and farewell reception,
the occasion Of the affair being his
departure Tor mission to the Indian
territory, over the Rio GTandu Western
this morning.
The early part OF the evening was
spent In social conversation, vocal and
instrumental solos, duets, recitstions,
speechmaking, etc. AZ 10 O'Clock a
splendid supper WIS served and about
eeventy.hve pors0ns psttOOk OF II
around tho beautifully flower decor
ated table,. After me repAsl
came dances and games anu then the
leavo-tnkiuF Of irleuds, The affair was
q very pleasant one and will long b.
remembered by those who participated
Ia IL.
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THE BENSON TRIAL.


AZ 1880 ,hIs morning the dcIensS
rested on the trialoi the case Of Johu
Benson, which has been occupying thn
whole umc u Chief Justice Zane ami
jury siace Wedneilay Dl last week.
The defendant, A. GA tue preceding
days u theinvHau gsti0n,,ai just lu.ii II
his counsel, and continues u be ao.
cUmpauiul by BILE mother, UToiutf,
vito aud three young children. Mo.
Elliott, wife OF the deceased doctor
whom Benson anu his brollcr.ia.law
(Hyrum McBrlsl nro charged with
killing, her little lirl, sister, aud hus.
band's brother also occupy seats eaen
day near counsel Tor the pro.e, alton.
Tho uu-rIum was again ME. Nilh
Spectators lnis mufulug, buf tlB 81 swd
was no, .sarly 20 grgr is 80 ,ofdnJ.
rheru we're Two witnesses Ouly
called FOR thu de'euse Rt TINS
i0rgnuon's fetsiou-Hnry Wills, "A
toy OF fourteen, hAIf brother Uf
Benson, anu the Defendant uroIner
Andrew. Their testimony was not
very important. Andrew testified
yesterday aud was now recalled.
When Colonel Montgomery iniimat-
ed that he had no further wlirossts,
Assistant District Attorney HoVa.
SAID he Understood that the defense
were going 10 cail medical Eports.
1--WE would like to-" rel lied the
Colonel, "hut doctors seem 10 be u law
unto themselves IN tnis country"
kabuttiug evidence was then called
by the prosecution, Ihe nrtt witness
b ing John a, Beyan, q Justice OF the
oace Tor loorlo county, u. H. Judd
Examined yogicrdAyh and Cyleltia
O'Brieu, the chief object Of She prose-
cuti0u being 10 show Ihat Mrs. Car
ter, called by the defense yesterday,
did not bear the best u populations.
rilliu BgTriss, Niece OF the defend.
ant Benson, testified that shortly
before the killing Of DR., Elliott, Mrs.
Benson told her tnat the doctor was u
perfect gentleman aud had always
treated her properly. This was
altogether contrary 10 Mis-. Benson's
testimony when On tho witness sland.)
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TnE Two ORPHANS was played
again last night by the stock company
and Its popularity, with the cheap
prices, resulted In n fourth big house.
The Improvement was again marked,
aud, barring ninting spell by Mls5
Lavine Ia the first act, which caused
the curtain 10 be rung down fora short
time, there were few or no bitches.
The next appearance Of the stock com.
pany will be- on Thunday evening,
In the Celebrated Case. The ad.
vance sails n now on,
JUDGE GoODwlS will deliver a lee.
tuFe, Washing on Character Sketches,
nc the Fiat Congregational Church on
Friday evening iGr tho boueit VI the
Rescue Mission.
TIE TAHERNACLE CHOIR will be
heard Ia tho Assembly Hall tonight.
DR.. Haweis Ia said 20 be the best
amateur yiolinisL IN England.
THE DREW CoMFpY Co., headed by
the famous Mr.. John Drew, Mckee
Rankin, MIR. anu Mrs. Sidney Drew
and Charles Erin Werner, Will appear
here next Monday aud Tuesday even
ings IN the Rivals ami the Road to
Ruin.
PROF.. ARNoLD's concert az the The
alter tomorrow night ought 10 attract
all lovers OF good music. Prof. kr1lHe
has charge oil the program, ana some
very striking numbers have been ar.
ranged. Mt. Arnold, whose skin as u
VlOlinist 10 too we'll known ~ Meet e.
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Court Notes,

The hearing VI the case oi W. 8.
McCornick vs. Henry 5GdleT was be-
gun In Judge Barlch's court late
yesterday afternoon aud proceeded
with up 10 the hour OF adjournment,
Plaintiff 10 suing 10 recover the sum OF
$685., 20, alleged 20 be- duo on an as
signed account. IL ia on again today.
Geneva NJ. Snow has Instituted pro.
ceedings against her husband, q, n.
Snow, IN tbs Third district court, for n
divorce, ON the grounds OF nOn'supp0rt
and ueseTtioD. Tho parties were mar.
riod on Sept. 25, 1859, and tho COM
plaiuant alleges that on Jan. 80, 1899,
the defendant deserted her, She
pTays Tor au absolute divorce, tho Gus
tOdy OF the thiee.year-0ld child 0i the
marriage, anu for alimony.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. lO.-The fact
that the voting ON the Tucker I'LL 20
repeal tue federal election laws was 10
occur this afternoon Drew full galleries
IN the House today. The bill
and amendment by Fitch, Lacy
anu Burrows were read NJ
y. IN. Burrows amendment
seeking TO except from repeal those
laws providing for the free registry Of
the veto Ut citizens irrespective OF
color VI previous condition aud provid-
Ing for the Punishment Of those inter
ferlug with registration or voting, and
giving tho United States Judges
Jurisdiction or voting Jurisliollou,
was defeated on strict party
lines by a vote Of 100 10 l0s.
Tho vote demonstrated the fact that
the Democrats had nine more than
quorum present. a vote then REQUIRED
on LRcy'a amendment providing tor
the punishment Of crimes against the
blllo, "a Congressional and Delegate
elections,
Lsoy demanded tho ayes aud noes.
claiming that n defeat Of his amend.
ment would give bribery auu ballot
suffers free rein In delegate elections
In the territories.
The bill passed by aBtncl party vote.
Adjourned.
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Counsel Cross swords.

Darling the trial Of the Elliott murder
case In the Third district eouT. several
lively Tits have occurred between
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Howat and colonel Montgomery "
counsel for the defense. At this morn.
ing's inquiry there were a few more
wordy exchanges. In Que instance tho
Colonel was about 10 state au objection
when Judge Howat Interrupted him.
estate your objection" said Judge
Zane,
"Well, l was trying to-" responded
counsel, "but am saudwiohed hero
between two clappersV"
Colonel Montgomery and Judge
LooibOuTow, his associate, occupy seats
at the bar table with DlstTlo. Attorney
Judd ON one side and Assistant Diilrict
Attorney HowHt ON the other; hence
the colonies reference.
Alta later stage Of the morning tho
colonel anu Judge Zane crossed swords,
MS bonor requesting counsel not 10 10
"impertiueni;" but the colonel assured
the court nothing dlsrespecItul had
been Intended,
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A VERY BRIEF REIGN.
ACtllB Warden Young Receives NOtic9
10 Quit The Pslltolliary,
AID he HAS ALREADY DONE so.
Felix Judd Starl, Former Guard at
the "rcu," ia, Entered Upon His
New Duties There.

hlfales Young, whom q. 3. Marshal
Brigham appointed warden nj the uou.
iicntisry upon the iattef's accc.s.on 10
office, has boun depoaed by hls chief.
and every body Is now wondering aa
10 this cause % This sudden
removal. Mf. Young received his
notice ia wIiling about four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, the SANS letter
which brought hls dismissal ola, con.
voying The iu'OfmA,i,n thatFslix Judd
STARK had hvun chosen Ia his steal,
aud rtqus1ting toe outgoing warien to
turn everything pertaining TO The
position over 30 bis succwsln
IL would seem tuat Mr.. Young him.
solfwa'notal,ogcgher Iasrn by surprise,
ior 10 has teeu on open secret that hu
and tie murshal were uut running
together a. happily a. could have been
defiftt, Wneihtr this, however, has
any direct bearing upon the lrus0ut
condition " thiugH N brst kuuwu o.
the parties themselves. The e..
warrior was seen by a Ntws reporter
NAAf AhHAhtNsf WV NN AfFItNAAllN ut-
Cliued 10 enter into details, nul no
Information was Obiainable ftOm tho
mutahaPs Uilicu.
Mr. Young came down into tho city
les. evening shortly alter getting thr
iutima'iOn that histvrviCps would be no
longer required, 20 make affangomou
tor removing his goods and cnattels"
from the peniteutnry. ruis morning
me brought his family into TIE city uul
shook tue dust VI lUniirntlafy hiil Ul
hiE feet.
Warden Stagh-ior hy that tile he
Will now be- kuuwn-was cmpl ,ycd ~
n guard at the puuit"uliury uuurr tho
Parsons regime, aud 10 cpuain Of
Judge Ju1u, thu new district attorney
Tor Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-10
Marriages Galore.

There Ia considerable activity In the
matrimonial market lust now, n the
unusual number VI marriage licenses
which have been issued by County
Clerk Meloy within the lnet week or
~ may be accepted ~ n criterion. To
the following couples licenses were
dealt cut this morning. George VIM.
jackson, %, " south jordan, and
Rachel Brown, 10, Of Sandy; Gustaf
L.. Landstrom, %. aud Emma John.
son, 2S, both Of this city; Joseph NJ.
Bidwell, 80, and Mary J. Woodward,
28, both OF Salt Lake; John II. Walls,
30, OF Provo, and Elizabeth J. Wallis,
20, Of this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-10
Political Parlgranlls.

A meeting Of the campaign commit
tee OF hity was announced 10 take
place at the Walker house vt $3.50 this
afternoon for the purpose OF consider
Ing the Uyasivcly wOrdod communion.
ton Of MIR. J. 4. Jack In relation 10
the city recordership.
The Eighth ward Liberal club was
organized last night with II. y. Me.
Cnllum M president and William
Shovel, that individual OF luGern seed
importation and cTematory record de.
struction fame "a vice president; L.. Il.
Mayno secretary and Z. ii. Riley
treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-10
POwERSS MAGNANnIITYl
Registrar Walden Fined $75 aud
Costs, Hut the Fine is ke.
mitltd.

After a long investigation In Justice
whitehorn's court yesterday afternoon,
Registrar Walden was found guilty Of
the charge OF assaulting Judge Powers
on September 18th, anu =. M, t0duy
was the time set Tor sentence,
This afternoon the Justice auuounc-
cd that he should flur sir. Walden .75
and costs, the lattor amounting 20
sl9.75; but at the request II Judge
Powers, Harry McCallum, hie Rttof-
ney, desired the court 10 remit the
hne, which was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-10
THE CITY'S REGISTRATION.
Nearly Three Thousand Names Stricken
From Tho List.
Comparative Repatriation Figures
for tho Last Three
Years,

The work Of Tegi6iTstion for Salt
Lake City for the year 1893 has been
completed and the returns have been
filed with the county clerk and score.
tary OF the commission. The figures
tell their own story aud show that the
work Of revision hHa resulted Ina nearly
tlrco thousand names being stricken
from the list. These, the deputy reg.
istfars claim, represent men that could
not be found, aud ns q matter OF course
could only be used where Liberal re-.
peatlng aud Improvisation tactics were
vol undemtO0l.
The following comparative registra.
ton figures NJ the various municipal
waris viii DO " uncommon Interest
Just nOWs
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A Distinguished Visitor.

Emile Sttquart, member Of the
superior court Of Brussels, Belgium,
and lawyer Of great ability, 10 In this
city on tour Of America. Ito IL a
gentleman Of fuc presence anu excel.
lent eddrcfH AMI amusCs himself en-
route by attending political convcu.
tons now and then, thereby obtaining
object lessons In our system Of gov.
eminent. He was Vt ths Democratic
convention here last evening and
must have been highly gfAtineJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-10

LONDON, oct. O.-The hearing Of the
case Of Constance Helen PhelAn and
husband, charged with oxttume
cruelty 10 their two.yeaf-oid children
Ia their home In Chester reveals a
story In many respects worse than that
brought out IA the celebrated Montague
ease. The society for the prevention
Of cruelty TO children hiss charge Of the
prosecution OF the case. After teali-
mony was taken the prisoners were
admitted TO buil, the solicitor saying
that the defendants are people Of
means and position anu II would be a
very serious matter 10 them II they
wero deprived OF their liberty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-10

DrNvER, Oct. iO.-rhcUnion Pacific
attorneys flied reply In the United
States court 10 the application Of John
Evans for the appointment Of re-.
coiver. The reply b. very lengthy and
In n detailed way denies every charge
Of violation Of agreement wherr.
by the Fort Worth passed into the
possession u the Union Pacific.
Furthermore, the answer quotes tho
contrast aud calls attention 10 u por'
ton allowing the board Of directors
the power tonppoipt uiilccrs and locate
agencies at Boston, New IOrki Omaha
md Cnnyonnr.
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one OF the Forts surrender 60 the
Rebels,
RIO JAHEuO, Oct. lO.-One Of the
forts IN the bay surrendered 10 the In.
surgent fleet today.
TO DISCONTINUE THE noMDARDMESr.
wAsHINOTOE, Oct. iO.-A dispatch
received nj tho state department from
Rio says Admiral Mello has decided TO
discontinue the bomDaTdment OF Rio,
RIO DE JANEiRO, oct. lO.-The fort
which surrendered IL Fort Nillcgaig-
non situated on an island in Rio bay.
IL surrendered for lack OF supplies. The
guns are Of the old style anu not oapa.
bio Of doing much damage. 49,
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APrrn rnE mo oHusn.


Appearance Of thc Fair Grounds
IOuuY,
CHICAGO, oct. lO.--A large number
Of people was attracted to the city by
the Chicago day pageant and viii re.
main most Of the week, anu they nd
ded materially TO the Worlds Fair
attendance today. The weather con.
tinues perfect. Physicians anu attend.
ants worked nearly all night over people
who met with accidents In the fearful
brushes yesterday hni last night, but
the patients were rapidly discharged
this morning. Pieces Of paper, empty
lunch baekets aud the generally
trampled appearance this morning Of
tho grounds gave evidence OF yester-
days great host,
This IL North Dakota day. Gov.
ernor Shorlridge, Ex-Governor BuFko
and other prominent citizens Of the
sta.e took part IN tho exercises In the
aiate building. II was also fireman's
day aud many hEe laddies were On the
grounds,
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DrSvrn, oct. iO.-Natlonal Bank
Examiner j. -. Lazcar while settling
tie aflaita OF the iusolvoni bankof Del
Nofte, has teen arruaiod Tor receiving
stolen goods.
before Del Noflo National bank
failed, month ago, dosI was de-.
poeitcd with tho bank slgnui by Coch-
ran, the brother Of W. X. Cochran,
president Of the bank, 10 secure loans
from the bank. After tho bank had
failed tho deed was missing, Alter
wards Cashier Thomas found the decd
In the attorneys Cnlce aud appropti-
ntcd II and placed ~ Ia the bank.
Charges were at once Instituted against
the bank and LlZear who had been
placed IN charge oi 70 by tho govern
ment. The case viii be- determined by
court at Del Nufto today.
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BEFORE judge Barlch.

In the case OF 8. w. Morrison ct al
Va Milford b, Ship ell al, this morn.
ing, ON motion Of Attorney J. IL.
Moyl0 leave was given to file oOm-
plant Of intervention OF the Freeze
Mercantile company.
IL. Pembroke vs. Az g. Reese ct al.
The hearing OF this case was continued
,Or the IeTm.s
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BRIDGING A CHASM.
HIS PLAN TAKES IN EVERYTHING.
free Coinage OF American silver,
Issue VI Gold Bonds aud
Bank Notes.

wAgutNaroN, q. D., oct TO-
equife, Of the state 81 Washington,
this morning introduced In the Senate
au amendment TO the silver bill,
embracing about everything demand
ed on both sides Of the question
Il provides that the owner
Of bullion, the product Of the
mines or rennefles Of tho United
statta, may deposit II at any Mat IN
amounts not lees than hundred dol.
l4fri value 10 DO coined Into s,andafd
collars of tho present weight. There
will only be paid 10 the person dep.ait'
ins the bullion such number OF u0lluts
Ne equal the commercial valueot tbe
sllvsr bullion on the day OF
louosit, tho difference between tue
commercial value anu the mint value
10 be retained by the government ~
tulgnlufAgo. Deposits OF bullion lor
coinage are not 10 exceed two million
dollars per month, aud when tho num-
nor Of silver dollars coined shall reach
tho sum OF u hundred millions
further coinage ehall cease. Tho
selqniorars will he retained In
the trcssuryna a reserve fund for thopur-
pose Of maintaining the panty Of every
dollar Issued under this act. These
silver dollnrs are 10 DO legal tender
In all payments at iull value ana no
certificates will DO issued to Teprosent
them. The secretary Of the treasury
Il authorized 10 Issue bonds, the initroat
not 10 exceed three per cont,
fedeomable nj tho pleasure u the
United States after Ave years FOR The
purpose OF maintaining all money ~
lar with tho gold dollar. National
banking associations will be entitled 10
Issue circulating nOtua 10 the par value
df the bonds ON deposit provided the
aggregate OF such notes for
which any association Ia liable
thall not exceed the capital aiock paid
10.
The amendment n In fact new bill
striking out all Of the old bill after the
onacling clause. IL II understood that
Teller, Allison, sherman aud 0thttH
my II Ia tho best oompromlso yet sus-
Eusttd.
After squlre's amendment to the
silver bill was presented the resolution
hereto offered by Allen (Pop.) Neb.,
calling for Information as 10 money
borrowed by tho United states, " any,
Since 1885, was agreed 10.
The resolution offered yesterdny by
Dolph, Ore, calling Tor information Us
10 whether China has requested an ex'
toasiOn VI tue timu Ia which Chinese
labOTer are required by the act OF
May, 1902, 10 register, was laid before
tins SENATE. Dolph started 20 speak In
favor Of ils adoption when sherman
suggested that the matter be discussed
IN executive session, and the Senate
went into executive session.
When the doors feoponed Hill, New
York, presented petition by fifteen
thousand merchants OF New York, ask.
ing for unconditional repeal Of the
sherman law. The repeal bill was then
taken p.
Mcpherson, n. j., spoke In favor Of
the bill aud cOmplimontud tho Pfosi.
dent on his prompt action In calllns
Con Tess together, Ho counueled tho
Senate 10 take Ills advicV.
COokfull, Mo-, resumed his Argument
In opposition and said that any inter.
national agreement with thu govern.
meuts Of Europe l. impossible.
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fcrring 10, will play several selections.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arnold will leave for the
East In the near future.
THE CHORAL Society met Inst
evening and elected oillcers for tho
winter session. n board of three, con.
slsting Of Professor Young. Mr.. Mock
nnd Dr. Plummeb will manage ,ho
niiaits Of the society aud elect a
conductor Of music.
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DUBLIN, Oct. l0.-It Is evident from
a speech Of John Redmond, leader OF
the Parnellites psrtyat meeting here
last night and the resolutions of the
meeting, that tho Ptrnellites have
definitely broken with Gladstone,
claiming that he hns abandoned tho
Irish Interests, aud they will hereafter
fight all English matters In tho hous,
Of commons,