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tRIAKS LOOSE IN CONNECTICUT.
g ~ Them Ordered to Act ms Mayor Or
Ansonia by Mr.. Cleveland. TIE Snid.uRi

ANsoNIA. Conn. Nov. 4--This place ia getting
ready to elect Its first Mayor Yesterday tall,
lem r.nn who had evidently Just come In
from ~ m farm. met n reporter on tho street
and sad lac had been ordered hy President
Cleveland t. come to AnSonta and take the
Mayors chair After he had been sworn in no
woald tell his people what to call him He
wanted it understood that he was not
without "Nrcricn"" in such matters. He
was once the President OF the Swiss
h"nuh!i" and mad the documents to prove it,
The s"l,-arrUintcd Mayor started ont to find
the ity Hal TO assGIuc his duties at once. lie
was r"rsuadcd to abandon III. purpose for a
lew weeks, ecan-r the new charter die! not
tak" elect untIl Dee !. 10 wcn1 away. prom
ising to return when the time. came.
day. man walked int" tho office OF
EinSler's brewery and asked for Sl4.-
Ojn. and wanted IL at once lIo was
going 10 build "a hrIck block on on" Of the inn
portani streets Of tho city and Couldn't wait
long. He WAS asked to await the return %
Mr. i;incl"r. lie consented to do So While
waiting the police We're summoned and he
WI arrested. L. rrOve,! o b" n harmless man
named SilveitharU and his friends took
Charge OF him.
woman giving her name as Hall walked
this week and presented to Capt. Birming-
ham n lar Of picked onions. 81" said tcOple
wrr" poisoning her and everything shc ate
had arsenic in IT, Her body was iull Of arsenic;
she could le"i il in her lUncs. she wanted the
role" TO help her get rid 81 th" olson. Can't.
minghanl sent her to the city health officer,
Her friends !"und her and took charge oil her.
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PEILOTO'S pARTI- COLORED FLEET
The Britannia VIII Go Into DRY Dock on
Tu~shay-Melio'. Resources.


Turshny-Mello's Resources.
The little fleet got together for President
Peixoto OF Brazil assemblies itself daily and
adds to itself strength and beauty. 1t will he as
gorgeous as n Brazilian parrot. The Cid is
black. the Britannia white. tho Feiseen mahog
ony-colored. the Javelin white. the Destroyer
green. and tho Iarrow torpedo boats have a
color Of their own.
Tho whte-hulled Britannia. with her two
white banded black smokcstacks. towsd by
the tugs Kate Jones. Nesta. an Herald. mr.
rived Off the Morgan Iron Works at East
Ninth street at noon Yesterday She draws
deemed advisable not to dock her at that time.
So she was towed down to Liberty island. and
monh. and Indian pushed her VI to the Morgan
works. There she will remain until Tuesday.
tho loot Of iiks street She viii be formally
transferred to her now owners OIL morrow. She
f zane, from Boss;'n IN command Of Cert B. +.
yacht torsair.
;, The Destroyer remained at her pier in the
and President bushnell of the Ericsson Com
inf De-; E} II There is little doubt that she
The same work 81, building gun carriages.
putting in hulkhaads. and building quarters
the Cid was rushed with the same haste as on
preceding days. The work will go on to-day
without II.
twas reported yesterday that the purchase
OF tho steamer II. +. Dimock OF the Metropoli-
tan Steamship COMPANY OF Boston. which "c-
cupie> Pier IL. North River. is contem plated.
A despatch from Boston says the company's
officers deny that negotiations are going on.
Tho Dimock is n steel ship Of 2.62 5 tona gross.
built in 1894. She Is 216 feet long. IL feet
beam. AMI has n draught of nineteen feet.
IL the friends Of Admiral Mello IN this city
are to he believed. the insurgent Admiral has
plenty OF moncyat his command. which Is be-
ing supplied by friends OF Count d'FM in Eu-
~ mad. Epn fANv Il
Portuguese man OIL war is now on its way to
Rio Janeiro. presumably to look alter the in
tercsts OF the Counts son.
The vessel. which left Lisbon eight days
ng". is the corvette Alfonso de Albuquerque.
This vessel which Is OF Loo tons displa"e-
has speed OF II knots an hour. Her battery
consists Of two G-inch and five J-inch Arm
strong guns
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VIZ, TIE 80 INDEPENDENTS,
Listen to n Voico from the Thirteenth
Small but Per-Is'ent.

Listen to n Voico from the Thirteenth,
small but Per-I-,ent
II the three tailors OF Tooley street. London.
be the people OF Great Britain. have any legal
successors. administrators. heirs. co parse
ners. or assigns the latter had better look out
sharply or the laurels OF the Tooleyites may be
clutched by the so-called Independent Demo-
Gratis OF the Thirteenth Assembly district. who
meet at 250 Eighth avenue once a week. and
pass resolutions on the prospects OF winning
party victories without votes In New York. 1t
Is not known with absolute positiveness how
many members Of the independent Democracy
OF the Thirteenth district there are but last
year they ran "A candl date for Alderman. and in
total Of 10000 votes in the district he poiieI
$50. giving the Socialist candidate. who had
III. sad drubbing. and completely distanr-
i IL true That 1913 votes. - more than the in
dependent Democratic cnniitntcs received.
were cast blank. hut some political movements
prosper on defeat Such seems to be the ease
with the INDEPENDENT democrats Of the Thir-
leenth district. who. to the number OF 81 sur:
rivois. adonted the other night the following
resolution. throwing the three tailors Of Tooey
street completely in the shade. and giving tho
opponents Of independent democracy IA hard
ran.
hL,r-r., We the nIep.nden, Democrats OF tho Th,r.
cratic prrcires handed down 10 as By our nIlr.s:u
are thr common Heritage Of every hiiivdUni wIun
faction. "r cahal can deny us the cultivation and
o. those rrncip- Which We. NJ stewards
Outward assault AS vel a. inward corrupt d,
so.ys mat we commend re penorratic party Tor
without irhr or IHr-ss for his chosen candidate bur
That Denehctnt measure tn innovations foreign roi
spirit limiting the rlsht Of tho ctlzrh mere atra
Ton an action.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the valve to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; cfTectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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NOT COUED BY 7EiIy RDHBEHS.
Hut the Brave Conductor Was X 'lIcd-vhrce
Of Ihr Ga. L 4 ~ mrcL.

| nut inc brave onuucint was n llcG-I'hrcr
of rhr Ga X & ,plurrJ.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Nov As nth bound
Iron Mountain train No. ~ was held up by
! seven masked bandits Mt Olirhant a small
station seven miles north OF Newport. at 10
o'clock last night
As soon as the train was brought to stand.
still the gan. began firing at once into the
EXPRESS car. ana a panic occurred among the
crew and passengers. Conductor W. J.. Me-
MallY. however brnvrly rushed out 10 tho
platform and fired into tho attacking party
Ills fcalty to his employers cost hIm his life
ms bis shots, were returned. and he fell. NOR
tally wounded. III" express messenger was
"Nrrrow"red without much trouble. and the
safe force open and emrtrd Of its contents.
>, Ihtou&n WIN tne rXnress rar. the robbers
coaches and hose who had moi safely hidlcn
away their vanahlcs were quickly relieved OF
them. II i relieved III" greater portion Of
tn ln"ty WAS STnrcd from the pi,s scngrrs
~ this tram seldom ever carries any largo
Altrr IohIinE the train the robbers cnIlopnd
on into the darkness ana the train went on To-
LIT Latte Hork, Sl"r.n,s r",Te .a"sh' NJ win
dercnhenr" county shortly h"lore noon tn.day.
me hani,,s showed li:ht nnd reda voIey NJ
The iro was return ed. and the battle ragged
f"T nearly hell an hour Three Of thu Dnudits
Were BADLY wounded. and hoistud "A hauhkcr.
chief as n IA, Of truce. TN" Sherin'r ioSse
advanced ana y accd hem und"r arrest. The
others "s"nl ed. l'ut MIIl irOiRbly IL" captured
before might. The officers started in hot pllr-
suit.
another report SAYS the robbers were on the
train when II I"!t Newport at $40 +. NJ. md
when It 8 owed NJ Tor oiiphant they arose
fro their sra's and roaman Cd the russen-
gers ~ throw M their hands
he pas s"nE"rs tell some interesting stories
Of the robbery Tho robbers dui not take any
thing from il" Indies "r from workingmen
ih"y also tod IN" pass"ni."rs that I hey wanted
only good Watches Cheap ones were handel
back.
apt McNat!y, who was killed. acted tho part
OF hero. IL" sHN"d many from losing their
money 10y quickly advising them 10 hide IT,
and lrarcly fought the robbers with MS 70.
volyer.
Alter robhing III" south LuUnd train the rob
bers forced II" porter 90 that train to Ila. tn
mort hound cannon tail HS II passed. hut II
didn't stop Thee wounded men were found
ut the scene OF tho rohh"ry this morning
Tha remains III Conductor McNaIly will ha
Rhirped Tonight TO cleveland. o.. where lee
formerly lived. lie was on" 81 tho most uoulI-
lar coGdu' tors on the Arkansas division.
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MITOR BOODY AND CEN HANCOCK,
Younger Son OF "IsicbeIIe Robinson
sets His Elder Eroth-r Rich,.

"A Younger Son Of "IsicheiI~u" Robinson
sets His Elder Eroth-r R,Gh,
Falstaff said he WAS not only witty himself
but the cause OF wit In others. The I'o,d ap-
3parently is not only liar but causes others
20 make false statements. In it's issue OF Fri
day 1t printed n long letter from ]. f. Robin
son. an elder son of the late "RichelIeu"
Robinson. setting forth that Mayor Body. BIZ
running as an independent candidate for Con.
gress in 1890 against William T.. Robinson. cut
DOWN Gen, Hancock's vote. and thus contrib.
utsd to his defeat.
William Adams Robinson. n younger son OF
W. L. Robinson. calls attention to the fact TINT
u was in l'@N" that Mr.. Body run against his
Mtl@r. Tn" statements Of the late Mr.. Hnlin-
sons elder son in IN" same letter. purporting
70 show that MI BoOdY is not friendly 20
Catholics, are proved hy tbr younger son to
have no better foundation than tho one re-
gardlng AR E"ody'S candidacy against Rich
ellen Robinson.
As is well known. Mr.. Body was an ardent
sunporter Of Gen. Hancock, and is the per-
sonal friend OF many OF the Thousands Of Irish
Catholics who are going to vote for him.
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NO ILLEGAL ro1Es At GH4rEsrND.
John Y. McKare Thinks That Candidate
Gnynor IL Seeking NotorIety.


in the SUPREME Court in RrookIvn yosI.rdav
was occupied by the legal controversy over the
hip GravesenI repistratinp IV;p;,,, Cav
nor md tha pa,m,Iio,n ,,a,,ans
noi "h" '"e ,'epuu'ican nhh"Ee's continue"
their proceedings against the election insrec
tors Nicholas j. Johnston one OF tn. insnec
tors for whose arrest n warrant wos isonad -,
.oi % ~ ""''e ".ie'." ""''"i was iSSueu on
Friday. surrendered himself The formal
charge against him was TINT he had given the
origiroI ro,istrv ,;s+ In Mo Lstr;o, e. 80 ~
y, IL ,"' nv ~ I'm u'H'i 49, " .'e 20.
lice instead OF retaining II. and that he had
failed to post a cory OF the list In the nloce of
registration
Mr.. Noderick. his lawyer. asked for an ed-
journment. When this was refused, Johnston
waived a,,rir,tion, ,nl ,r,s roI.,,o,, 49,
~, 49,, e,"'I 40 ''Nt gu" "'S 'eIoaSeu on
5000 ban. which was furnished by Contractor
john Curran. Directly after his releas. be
was servad with nm o,aar from, Jus,io, C,,o
""' .e' WV, "' o'ue' ''o'i' u uetice '"ieh.
directing him to show cause why he should
not furnish Mr. Gaynor with a copy O, the
ro,,i,r, I;st I,,r,o, uIr,,,. " '.'
49, i"s9' io"t'i'h tApi"!heh 10
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Excuse of the vrn Lutte Reformers 10,
C.InG Matthew Naie'. Nnme.

BUFFALO. Nov 4-Frank VI Loomis. member
OF the State Civil Service Reform League.
makes the following statement in regard to
Matthew iiales letter to Gov Flower. made
putlic last night:
Mr.. Hale was not present at the meet
ing Of the New York state Civil Ser
vice l'e!orm League. at which was elected a
President and at which the address criticising
Gov. lower AMI other state officers was
adopted His name, together with that OF tho
secretary. was appended to the address rs II
matter Of form only. but OF course upon tho
assum ption that he was III full accord with tho
sentiments expressed. the address having
been adopted at the meeting without a dis
sentinE voice. Mr. Hale wa, not seen in re-
EhrI To he matter only because h" could not
ing"
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Father Sn Iivnn or T"ui.vI~ Assaulted in
III. stu 's-i!i ~ 1, nI, n.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. 4.-Fa,hcr sullivan OF
st Columbia Church. ut Washington and Blu
chnnRn Streets was assaulted in his study Inst
night by Nick TrainOr. Il crank. Father Sulli-
van was writing wien tn" man entered his
study and ASK ed for tho address of Father
MctuIum in New York. Tho priest promised
to give il TO him IN n few moments. and tho
man / Cyan % SH"aE II" w',S ordered out.
a I'D assaulted tho priest and throw him O tho
floor
John Carter n wnirhmnG o. factory Nearby
heart tn" ere" u Il "H'vttt di,.l ran into the
study. I!o pulled lrnil'r ri the priest and
held him Uhtil a patrol wagon arrived On
"Nami"ntiou It was found ma FATHER Sulli-
vans no." was hrnS"r. and inn"" WAS n long
eat OH kC hh"k -: htH h"ai 'Ii,.inOr told the
police u 1T H. n,raN.i"l TIM priest because he
bad refused TO give him cloak sent him from
New DIRK,
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Solder. and Sailors 10 FrnnM CnmrheI

BATE. y. Y. Nov. T.. On" hundred and one
members OF the New York state Soldiers and
Sailors Home, IN u petition sent out to-day
urge Their comrades to vote for Frank Camp
bell. Stcuben's son. for Comptroller. The petit
tion adds:
since Il" has been a trustee OF our home no
men, Der of tho Board has lern more willing al
all limos to de- what he could to make the lew
remaining wears Ui our life as comfortable and
as cnIoyanls ns is possihls ior n man TO be-
who through tho failure Of heaIlh and money
~ deprived OF the comforts Of his own home
lie deserves the SUPPORT OF you, our comrades.
aud W" hone That y,,u Will bee that he has il at
The polls on Nov l."
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Prot. Nc.d,rnprr sues for Divorce.

Prof. W. Il! Ncidnger. III" former organlst
of the Unitarian church Of Onr Saviour In
brooklyn, settled Mt NanEt"wn, S. d.. over .
year ago and recently brought n suit for d.
vorrr in that Ntltn against his wife. Emma
Ncidl.nEor. alleging iurompatihility. jealousy.
and dcsert,uu IT," couple were married In
IS.i1, wnnn ,goi ShiIinger informeI Ms vic
tuat no had ceased 10 love her auI took his
N"pdIiuT" nom HrOuElyn.
NrE. Ncidliulsrr Is At present living with her
parents nj Isl Gates avenue. She says that
hen huSuan4.- allegation that She deserted
hlm Is GHtuurtrI. Iroi. hrii'ingrr was for
mrrlv tn" director OF the Amr..Iuu and CecIlia
singing societies.
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SIGNS or 4 sEThHE UINTER.
Corn Eu-k..G o." Bones, Flying Rirds. auA
Green F'o +. Tell the Same story.

TTr". Nov. fl oren Cushman. nm aged
farmer Of Plymouth, Thenango county pre-
diets that the coming winter will ne the most
severe since 1888. llo bases his opinion on the
following grounds:
The husks on corn are much thicker than
usual, and 0i n deep orange tint instead OF Q
llgllt lemon hue.
Tbs" COOS bone taken from a May-raised
fowi shows 'arger and whittier spots than Gus
t"nlari. which r"ssmt,le tn" canals - Mars.
Tia" crop Of nuts II NIL kinds is immense. and
the squirrels ana rhilmonks AZ" laying in
pruli..lo Us store carly in TIA" season.
The pur.rid.rs mud woodrhurks are lighting
in hHrn~ and uuihOus"-. instead OF trees and
turkS are lying in l-shaUrd instead Of VI
shared iio"ks toward the south.
The green frogs are changing thar skins,
and ar" even now seeking cool wells and
springs for winter quarters.
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SICK PEOPLE CURED.
WM WERRF 4 SUFFERER FoR YEARS
FROM DYSPEPSIA.
HE Stomach in Such n Weakened Condition
That IL Would Not Retain Any
solid Food - Fatigucd by

His Stomach in such n Weakened Conditien
That IL Would Not Retain Ar
solid Food Faugucd by
the Least lsertIon.
=. Mr. VIM. Very OF 455 West 4sth At SAYS,
have been in very bad way from dyspep-
ala and consultation for years. | was greatly
tronbled with severe pain caused by pressure
OF gas in the stomach. which also gave mo
shortness OF breath and distress about the
heart.
smothorcd and would gasp Tor Greath in coinS
w stairs. My breath was offensive and | was
exceedingly weak and nervous. My stomach
would not retain any solid food whatever IL
was liberated and iutamcd., have been
rclief. Some said | had cancer and could
never be cured OTHERS said had com plica-
been taking your Guaranteed stomach and
nysrepsla Cur" for but one week and fee like
a new man. When commonccd, taking your
glass OF water in my hand without sIilling It.
This and the nain has entirely disapreared. I
strong as ever. and nm not troubled at all
with shortness Of hrcath. now consider my
sell cured, man. and cannot praise too highly
Munyon's Hon rOIathlr Home Kemedies.'
MUNYON'S stomach and Dyspepsia Cure 10
guaranteed to cure all forms of stomach troub-
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure will relieve
Rheumatic paths in three hours. and Ia guar.
ant"ed to cure rheumatism in any part OF the
body.
sample hotties will 10 sent to any part Of the
United states on receipt Of - cents to pay for
packing ana mailing. largo size NN specials,
s haze ysG sfe ' scd s, al
drmEGists. mostly for - cents bottle.
o,dTnh"ey eml,loy a number Of OINTMENT rhysi-
Ts"u,"v rec. 10 matter what Kat Ii" diseas.
Is. or how many doctors have failed to help
YOU, visit TO these eminent specialists wifi
cost YOU nothing. aud may save your life.
, Their cllre is oren all ,lnv and evening.
SUNDAYS from BIO . l. NJ I East lith ST.. N.
l.-.iHr.
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II there was anything to turn him down
from. the east side Republican workers who
have been setting great store on the ncumen
and suSacity OF Little Johnny Simpson, would
certainly acGuaint him with tho sensation Of
being dethroned. for th"y are UP in arms
against him Tor the failure which he is said to
haN" engineered to nominate II Rerubiiran
opnonrn against Judge hrdiuElr IN the til,h
judicial district. Their" was much opposition
among ioruuIl"nns (" the r., l"'ii"n U, Judge
G"I!ly"I AMI twenty meetings were held in
various PARTS Oi I'll" district IT, onUosr him.
Through ialors which Al" credited 10 Simp-
""n III" lt"lnblicans have made no nomination
IN tins district. il il said that simpson acted
~ he did in order to rl-nse Tim Gam phell. who
is n warm personal friend Of Judge Gold ogle.
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Kraz,l,nn Accents In -nn Fr,ncr-c,.

san FEAS,Tsco. Nov. 4. Two agents OF tho
Brazilian Government have been in this city
for the Iast ten days collecting Information n :
to speed. cost. capacity, md construction Of
and the information has been cnbled to the
Government hradVuartris Al Rio Il" lanclIO.
Efforts have also been quietly made TO SECURE
crews of good men for VESSELS to sail for Lilo
from this port The British tramp steamer
Sirius has hy request been offered by hcr
Ownsrs to the Brazilian agents but no sale has
\ ct been effected.
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i CRANh'S POLTJIC!L PLANS.
lie VIII -" Blow Gov. Mckinley Out OF the
(lnp u M iOI, .Imni St:iO


CoIrMDCs. o.. Nov. IA man named Grit
fifth. vino lives at lttsburgh. has written a let
ter TO Judge d. +. Pugh Of this city Offering
TO blow Gov. Mckinley out Of tho mpaign"
for 500 lie says he has possession OF u plan
which. II worked by the democrats on next
Monday. would play hob with the Republican
party and with torncdo with like effect Just
whyGrItth should send such II letter To Judge
lugh j. not known. but Griiiith makes re-
IcHted declarations that he is no crank. He
wants, the 500 sent ON or he won't start for
ohio loaded with his plan. He snys that OF
course II he defeats til" prospective Rerubli-
by tho Democrats III" 500 il for present
necis. Griffith says III Gladstone appeared
llnn.
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CLOSING EihAIns IN HR00KLYx.
Tho Rain Storm Could Not Keen tho Demo-
crHis ut IIomr.

tho RAJ" storm Gould Not Keep tho Demo-
cr"'- ut Home.
The peIting rain storm could not stop the
nnterrif"i Democrats IN BROOKLYN from turn
ing out last night to take part in the final raj
hes OF the camiaign ii-lteen meetings were
nell IN Nni"us lartr 81 the city. and all OF
tham Wei" well attended, ' :"
over 1000 auth walG emocrats marched
rom lLr headquarters n NauGsrbilt avuuua
70 the bl; vacant lot AZ Eluthush ana Fifth
tyehuri ~her" AN l!AiGnnso tent was erected.
phyot hno'iy maGo MS closing address and
was cheered to Tho echo. "N
sspeeches pLedictng a swoeping Victory were
aellvered by Thomas J. KennN ~b ~mas j. Pat
Hnnhruch. N@u -
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CLEMSON WIN Hnv. to stand TRIAL.

Judge Garretson of Queens county over
ruled yesterday the demurrer entered to tho
Indictment charging eX-Nayor Gleason Of
Long Island CITY with conspiracy in connec-
tion with the sale al an Oh IRE engine 10 tho
Indictment charging the eN- Mnynr vita fraud
lllently auditing III" Ill for ihe fro engine in
the sum OF SI,2On wa" dismissed few days
ago by Judge GnIretsrn
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ARRESTS for n!esn, EcGi-trn,lor.

KINGSTON. Nov. 4.-Sevcn men have been ar
rested ut Hudson for Illegal registration.
They are Jewish pack pedilers who have been
only a few months in this country. and who
swure out fraudulent naturaliIaI ion papers
and then registered Juig" CAdy has held
them to await the action al tho Grand Jury
Thirty others Il a colony are said to have
registered illegally, and moro warrants are out
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The tllyor AIc.nndrIn Di.a,ter.

HAVANA. Nov. Al, is now Gnown positively
that three persons lost their lives though the
burning OF the New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Companys steamer City OF Alex.
anIria. They were Il. W. Bowen, purser:
Thomas Linden. quartermaster. mud ". Fos-
ter, an oi or The missing are: George smith,
.uare2, \; lieyes. CoSario Tplodo. Auelurdo
Bcliran. Florentine Vine. and Fusubio Ponce
At the office Of James T. Ward 4 Co. own.
ers OF the hurned City of Alexandria, it was
said Yesterday that probably the survivors OF
the crew would sail from Havana on the com
pAny's steamer. Seneca. which WAS expected
TO leave for this port ysstsrdAys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

Elected Member OF q e Annwnnda Club In
the Gns Eou.e District,

Mr.. Jack Beresford OF tho Union Club Is ono
OF the recent acquisitions of the Anawandn
Club. the TammaLy Hall organization in the
Twelfth or Gas House District. Col George
T. Mcclellan was his sponsor. and ia posting
HIM for membership was at n loss at III st with
what to I'LL tho blank having the canton,
business. "ccunat en-. or profession" 1t
wouldn't 40 to post the wpuld-he member as a
gentlemen OF leisure in the Gns House
district. \ happy thought came to Col Me-
'lel!In and the result was hat Mr.. Beresford
WAS posted rs Il professional master OF
hounds" He was elected ana is now a mem
Der OF the Iammuny Hall General Committee.