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NEWS OF The ORIENT.
Violent Earthquake IN kaeoshiAa-
Russia aud Corea.

RUSSIA ana Cor0os
VANCOUVER. B. c.. Oct. 25.-The
steamer Empress Of Japan arrived from
the Orient last evening, making the trip
form Yokohama In eleven days, eigh-
teen hours. She had twenty-seven saloon
and twelve intsrpediate passengers. She
also had o n bostd -2ss Chinese.
The steamer brings Oriental sdyices
a. follows:
The report ON the recent violent earth
quakes in Kagoshima. received by the
japanese Government. rays that the
greatest shock was unprecedented for
nifty or sixty years for violence. Water
In wells changed color. Some OF the
wells dried up while others overlooked.
Dad and stone wsiis were broken at
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha a Japanese
steamship company has established g
India. The steamers will sail from
Kobe every three weeks.
Several bank officials have been sent
to the United States and India by the
The Russian Government is said to
have obtained an opportunity OF inter-
the emigration Of Coreans. and 10000. OF
them are said to have left their native
land.
The Corean Government is doing
everything possible to prevent the exo-
dus. and the officials at the border have
been ordered to stop all persons at
tempting to leave Corea for Russia
recently returned to their native land.
They were Immediately seized and or
dered to suffer the death penalty. One
OF them managed to escape. n sue
safe In the land OF the Gear he laid the
matter before the Russian oficials.
Russia promptly protested against the
cr,,oisu
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VERBAL WILL STANDS.
Surrogate fitzgerald Confirms Ex.
Surrogate Rollius'a Report.

Surrogate Fitzgerald has confirmed
the report Of ex-Surrogate Rollins,
referee in the contest over the property
Of Charles wiegel. who made a verbal
will just before he was taken to Mount
Sinai Hospital, where he died Of pneu-
monia; March II. 1891. Wiegel was an
old German tailor. employed by Solo,
man Farian. He lived with the Farians.
and they cared for him when he became
Ill. When he was about to be taken to
the Hospital. Wiegel handed his bank
Here are my b~ankbooks, the savings
of twenty-five years. All the money In
the banks belongs to you In case /
should de-"
Later his relatives in Germany claimed
the money. Alfred and Charles Steck-
Ter defended Farian's possession
through a long and bitter night, which
ends In favor of Farian. There was
80, 900 in the banks.
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Son Malheur Graduates from
the Maiden Ranks at
Linden Park.
MAIDSTONE Gets The FIRST,
loantaka, Tom Skidmore and
Mary s Also Capture
Their Events.

RACE TRACK. LINDEN PARK. Oct.
t6.-For racing purposes the weather
could not have been better to-day. 1t
was cool, fresh and invigorating, and
man and beast alike felt its bracing
influence.
The programme to-day vas attractive.
Notwithstanding that the fields in sew
Sral Of the events we're rather slim.
The track looked to be In good con-
Hilton. but 1t was deceiving. 1t was
dry on top. but just heavy enough UNI
Nerneath to make 1t dead.
The attendance was fully up to the
average Of the meeting.
. George Harris, owner Of Clark. IL indig-
pant over the action Of the Association
IN fning him $3.50 for the non-appear-
encs Of his horse in the fifth race yes
terday.
Clark's trainer. Dumas. a produce
witnesses who will testify that he or
Hersd the horse scratched early yesterday
Afternoon. The Association, however.
declines to give Harris a hearing. Har-
s$sysavH that he win not pay the hne...
Tbs opening event vas q dash Of six
E~uriongs. Maidstone. the favorite. had
an easy time of it. Midley lay fourth
with the old horse. and when they
struck the stretch he went to the front
and won handily from Little Fred. who
was pacemaker to the stretch.
Play or Pay was third. Melba and
Volunteer H.. who we're well backed,
were never in the hunt
The maiden raoe wa interesting from
the fac that an so to / chance was
graduated. This was Son Malheur. who
was cleverly ridden by young, Doggett.
Yucatan, second choice. beat the favor
ite. The Bully, for the place.
The third race was the most exciting
hut Correction n Candelabra pressed
him closely.
Pittsburg Phil plunged heavily on
Candelabra. The latter led to the
stretch and as they mad the turn car
ried the field wide.
Loantaka then slipped up on the inside
! and through the stretch 1t was a furious
drive. Loantaka won by a few inches
only. Soundmore was third, two lengths
behind Candelabra.
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IS he AFTER GUNsi
Admiral Naurisy, OF Brazil. In Town
Only for Q Day.

Snsy ~oS
Admiral Maturity. the Brazilian Worlds
Fair Commissioner. has left the city
after 4 stay Of only tw~enty-four hours.
His mission n present whereabouts
seem TO be shrouded in mystery.
Nobody seems to know whether he was
here az an agent Of the Brazilian Gov
eminent In regard to the shipment of
the $500, 900 worth Of arms and munitions
purchas ed OF the Hotchkiss Gun Com
pany. OF on a pleasure trip or business
Of q personal nature.
At the Hotel Brunswick II was said
that Admiral Maturity had left there
with his baggage last night. but that
they expected him to return. as he had
directed them to hold his mail. Where
he has gone the hotel people do not
The Brazilian Consul General. Senior
de Castielho, has been III for a month.
He was not at his office this morning.
but his secretary SAID that ne knew
ence in the city and that he HAD not
Al the ONCE OF Charles r. Flint & Co.
kiss Gun Company, an Evening World"
reporter was told that Charles r.. Flint
had returned from Chicago. but that he
was not in, Nj: De Buys, manager OF
somewhat surprised when told that Ad-
miral Maturity had been in New YORK:
He said that he knew of him. but did
not know anything about his mission.
He had not called there regarding the
purchase OF arms,
Charles r.. Flint was seen at the
Office OF the United States Rubber Com
pany, at SIS Reade street, He said that
ne knew nothing regarding Admiral
Maurity's visit here.
Or. Facsimile Barauna. OF IA Brooklyn
avenue, Brooklyn. commercian agent
for Brazil, says that his Government has
not communicated with him regarding
the purchase Of arms.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
MARRIED A COUNTS DAUGHTER
George Scott. of New York. Finds
Bride in Paris.

PARIS. Oct. Elm the a%ristocratic
church OF st. Pierre de Chsillot to-day
George Scott. OF New York, and Jeanne.
only child Of Count and Countess de
Granville. were married.
James b.. Eustis, American Ambassa-
dor to France. Ind Admiral Luce. Of
the American navy. were the witnesses
for the bridegroom, while Gen. Count de
Beaumont and Count Louis de Bois-
gelin acted In a similar capacity for
the bride.
Miss Louisa Scott. the sister OF the
bridegroom, was mi of the bridesmaids
She wore an exquisite light gray toilet.
The other bridesmaid was Mile. Clary,
who a attired in a gown Of a deli
cate tint OF red.
The bride appeared in n white satin
dress, Over her bridal veil she wore a
wreath OF orange blossoms,
The bridegroom is a Protestant, and
the bride a Catholic; but Mr.. Scott OBJ
tanned a special dispensation from Car
dinal Richard. Archbishop OF Paris. en-
powering priest to perform the cere-
mon according to the Catholic rites.
Able LIE Grand ofnciated. assisted by an
other priest. The service was fully
choral,
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AFRAID He CANT FIGHT.
Mitchell 10 Already Talking OF Go.
ing Back to England.

Charley Mitchell, the English pugilist,
denies that there was any meeting be-
tween William Brady. Corbett's man.
ager. Judge Newton and himself yes
terday. or was there any talk Of q meet
Ing for to-day.
Mitchell is very much annoyed with
the turn things have taken and also
oyer the treatment accorded him by
Neither he nor Corbett has been no
tiied. oficially by the Club that the
match Is OF.
this afternoon. and said: u am sore
about this kind Of treatment. The Coney
Island Athletic Club has not notified me
but from what I understand there is
no chance Of their pulling off the fight.
What I want to know now Is whether
Corbett and can meet any place In this
country. II not, I shall go home very
SOOn."
The evening world., 1893-10-25
RESULTS At GLOUCESTER.

Green Bay ana Orphan, Each at u to
/, Capture the First Two Events.
GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK. Oct.
25.-The results Of to-day's races are
as follows:
First Race-Five furlongs.-Won by
Green Bay, IL to / and 8 to l.; Fred
Taral second, 4 to 8 for place; Bonnie
Lass third. Tme-1.6 Ia.
Second Race-Six and one-fourth fur.
longs.-Won by Orphan, u to 1 and s
to /; Jack Lowell second, 8 to s for place;
Bert third. Time-1.25.
Third Race-Seven furlongs.-Won by
Stringfellow, 7 to s and 8 to s; Green
witch second. I to 5 for place; Early
Fourth Race-Four and a half fur
longs.-won by Apollo, Paulete second
and Elmstone third.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
KILLED THE BARTENDER.
Chicago Detective Shot While
Arrestirg the Murderer.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-Leonard johnson.
a bartender in James H. Lomax's sa-
loon. ut Clark and Harrison streets. was
shot and killed last night by Bert
Young.
Detective Tierney. who tried to inter-
from the saloon, received a bullet from
Young's revolver In the right shoulder.
The murderer. together with George
Ellis. q companion. was arrested and
The shooting was the result Of the
bartenders efforts to preserve order.
Ellis claims to be from Boston.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
BELATED COLD WAVE
Prophet Smith Says It Win Get Hero
Tonight and To-Morrow.

At the Weather Bureau Inspector
Smith said this morning that the fun
force of the expected old wave had not
yet reached New York. but that tonight
and tomorrow morning would show a
decided fan in temperature.
1.-The weather will probably remain
cold" he said, until Friday or Satur-
west will reach US. The temperature
fell twenty-five degrees in the lake re-
gion last night. The weather Is fair all
over the country"
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Candidste Klinker Wants . Nanda.
mus.

Judge Barrett In the Supreme Court this AZ
ternoon granted an order to show cause why .
persmptory mandamus' should not be issued re-
auiring the Police Board to receive certificates
OF nomination nlsd by the nominees OF Herman
II. d. Klinker for the once OF member Of As
senbly from the Twenty NTH Assembly District.
The Police Board refused to receive the csrtin-
Gates on the ground that the certificates were not
properly subscribed to. The order 10 rsturnsble
on Friady at q special term Of the Supreme
Court.
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westher Fore

Forecast for t~hirty-six hours ending 8 p. ~.
Oct. 20 For Southeastern New York. Including
Long Island also for Conn .cticut and Northern
New Jersey; Fair, colder, northwesteriy winds.
becoming variable,
temperature during the morning hours, as indt-
Gated by the Thermometer at Perry's pharmaeyi
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Schooner Adele Thaokarn lowed In.
The schooner Adele Thaekirs. with q cargo Of
lumber. arrived to-day from Tuspsm. which port
she left July 81. She came In tow Of the tug
c. W. Morue. The schooner went ashore In the
Bay Of Campeche and was taken on by the TUG
d. W. Morse and towed 10 Charleston. where the
tug struck bottom and sank. The C. w. Morse
then took the schooner In tow and brought her to
The evening world., 1893-10-25
COAL PIERS BREAK DOWN.

Three Thousand Tons Dumped Into
the Fay ~ West Superior.
WEST SUPERIOR, wia. Oct. 8.-one
hundred and fifty feet Of the Lehigh
Coal and Iron Company's piers have
given away under the enormous weight
Of coal pressing upon them
The front part Of the dock when II
came down carried with 1t three rows
of heavy superstructure built upon 1t.
The 5000 o Of hard coal went along
with the wreck down to the bottom OF
the bay.
Strong. heavy square timbers broke of
like twige. Luckily no men were on the
wise life or limb must have been lost.
Damage at a conservative estimate ID
In the n~eighborhood Of $50. 900.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
SHERMAN RAISES A BREEZE.
But 10 Persuaded Not to Introduce
. 0ond Amendment

oNS - WV y AoSS
. 6ond Amendment
CAPITOL. WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-
In the Senate Finance COMMITTEES this
morning Mr.. Sherman called attention
to the depleted gold reserve and notified
the Democrats that they must Issue
bonds TO protect II
He threatened to Introduce an amend.
ment to the pending bill to that end II
the Democrats did not. but finally con-
cented not to. at the solicitat ion Of his
Democratic colleagues who feared that
this would renew the fight and prevent
the final vote on the bill.
Mr.. Sherman will. It IL said. content
himself with making q statement In
which he will publicly call attention to
the condition OF The Treasury and call
upon his Democratic brethren At the
proper time to enact the necessary legts-
lation.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Two Years for Bigamy.

Robert II. Nicholson. twenty-five years old, an
FISHERMAN living at 2s piescker street. who
pleaded guilty OF bisamy last week. was to-day
sentenced to two years imprisonment by Judge
MARITIME In General Sessions Nicholson married
Ellen Flanagan Jan. ls. 1855. and bridget ".
Mcdonald Sept. q. 1895.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
This HaMboy Has Record.

Charles O. Krsss. nineteen. Of Z 0rssnvieh
street, formerly . haliboy In The spartmeat'sssss
,os West ssvsnty-eishtA street, was rensnasd q
the Yorkvifie roiiee Court to-day. He u sAerust
with burglary. Mrs. c>slia DuneAs. havtps
apartments In the house. charges than on July ~
last Kruse entered her apartments By msans ofe
clothing and . silver-mountsd pockstbook belong
Ing to herself, krss. b. : boyish appssstsE fsl-
but Il was learned that he had alrssAy travelled
under -four aiiases-Jsisan. Nslsou. Johnsea s.1
ulian. Asf .F. . r ~ t f 1879
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sues for q Dead Priests Money.

Tho suit brought by Maria Banti, e~xecutrtI and
sole legates Of the estate OF the late Father John
Tanser. OF the parish Of New Utrecht, against the
Sisters Of the Poor OF 81, Francis. OF New York. TO
recover $500. was brought 70 thai before Justice
Brown and . Jury In the Circuit. Court, Brooklyn.
this morning. Father Tanner had deposited money
with the sistsrs. and the suit 10 for $500. which.
II 10 claimed. remains unpaid.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
NOVEL TARIFF BILL.

EtOVS00e Opociel ZOE
the Protection Of Labor"
WASHINGTON. Oct. n.-Rspresenta-
tive Coombs. Of New York, to-day in
troduced in the HOUSE = resolution d.
rectins the Committee on Ways and
Means 70 prepare . tsriH bill on . novel
principle. the feature OF which L. .
schedule TOR the protection OF labor"
Domestic manufacturers may have
their products placed on this favored
schedule whenever they can show that
ohinsry. IL srestsr here Thar In other
countries.
The resolution went to the Committee
on Ways and Means.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
SILVER sERyleE PRESENTED.
interesting Ceremony on the DsoA
Of tbs Cruiser New York.

The deck Of the United states cruissr
New York was black with people this
afternoon. N Congressman Amos J.
Cummings boarded her at the Cob
Dock. Brooklyn Navy-Yard. to present
Capt. John W.. Philips with the hand
some silver service purchased by the
people Of New York City.
Immediately after Mr.: Cummings Ar
miral.s cabin. where the p~resentatisn
Capt. Phnips. In behalf OF the oticess
and crew OF the vessel. acknowledge
the GIFT. In a short speech. x
Among the guests were United States
Naval Constructor Louis Nixson.. who
designed the New York; Murat Halstead
and David. .Kahnwede. inventor OF HE
The service consists Of fifteen pisceR
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Boxer Rsld for Robbery.

James Brady. thirty-hve years old, . boxer.
living at Coney Island. was held for sxamipa-
ton at the Essex Market Court to-day on a
charge Of highway robbery. Aug. rs last he 10
alleged 10 have stolen q gold watch, valued at
Monday he was captured at Coney Island by
Detective James Boyle. Of Chief McKane's force,
The evening world., 1893-10-25
seLovER FURNISHES BAIL.
Cashier Of the Madison Square Bank
Gives Himsslf Up.

Charles F. Selover. one Of the Hrec-
tors INC cashier OF tho Madison Square
Bank, came from Passaic. N. j.. this
afternoon.
He was met at the ferry by Detective
Trainor and taken to the Dtstrict-At-
a builder. Of Is West One Hundred and
Fifth street, became his bondsman for
IS. 900.
Selover then went before Judge
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she ally, IS u. Lambley>.. COL col 70 l2 IL
Yucatan led into the stretch, FOLLOWED
by Cunarder, The Bully and Son NAL
heur. The latter then moved up; and,
cleverly ridden, won by half a length
from Yucatan. The Bully was third.
~THIRD. AcE
Handicap sweepstakes for all ages. OF $40 each,
Ss ss.r tsGD added one mile Betting. St. Hi. Fin.
Lesatsss. us w. Miasley,. - 7:io
soundmore, no iClerieo, 81 So "a"
S SSs1Ese'SiS sIy. 's % d. Ghen gsn ,.ss., y; e 'S Ss sH
Candelabra cut out the running, fol-
lowed by Soundmore n Correction.
There was nc change until the far turn
was reached. Then Loantaka moved up.
through on the inside. This placed him
on wen terms with Candelabra. A red
hot drive through The stretch resulted In
q head win for Loantaka, Candelabra
was two lengths In front OF Soundmore.
Time-1.43 1-2.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; for all ages; selling allowances
one mile and a sixteenth.
Tom sSidmore. 81 Grimm. rs Ia q Il
Harry Xlonro, 100 tDergeni. 81 as 81 81
pclsTo, ,Ss q Lansioy''. y, 81 = i"a;"
Bolero went to the front and set a
merry pace to the stretch. with Tom
Skidmore and Harry Alonzo hot after
him. Tom. Skidmore took the lead IN
the stretch, and won easily by a length
from Harry AlonZo, who was the same
distance before Bolero. Time-l.5l "a.
FIFTH RACE
Purse $500: for three-year'olds: selling allow
ances. seven furlongA. -
Starters. Bettins.. SL HI, flh'
Mary s., OF tGriGinl,. ...... IS IA ~ u
Midnight. io1 Littleneld).. .lo-l 81 Snt
tsissiui. o. N. Riehsrd.onl ~ IS ,
Mary s. went to the front In the hrst
ouarter and was never headed, winning
6Aelty BY three lengths from Midnight
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Church Property May Be Sold.

Church Property May Be Sold.
Justice Barrett signed an order to-day
giving authority to the trustees Of the
Scotch Presbyterian Church to sell their
church property on Fourteenth street.
east Of Sixth avenue to ex.Mayor Grant
for $3l5, OOl. OF this $l25 900 VIII be paid
down and $4,000 in two years. The
property runs through to Fifteenth
street. Mr.. Grant will erect q business
block on the site. The church has the
beginnings of new buildings on Cen
trail Park. West, between Ninety-nfth
and Nineiy-sixth streets.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Ryan May Fight Jack Dempsey

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Oct. H,-ThomAs Ryan.
champion wslter-weisht Of the world. IL At pres
snt In this city. training for q nsht with Harry
Jameson. which will take place Nov. .. before the
NauEatuck Athletic Club. Ryan received . tele-
caso. Offering . purse Of 1880 for q six-round
90 between him and Jack Dempsey Ryan says he
VIII acceptM he wins the match with Jameson.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
CHARGED with Drunkenness.

Patrolman Patrick W, Dryer, OF the East One
Hundred and Fourth street station, Was on, trial
before Commissioner Martin. at headquarters. to-
day. charged with being drunk, Sergeant OE"efe
testified that Q. the nisht OF Oct. II Dwycr was
found to be 50 much under the innucnce OF liquor
a. to be unnt for duty.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
DEMAND OVERDUE WAGES.
Employ OF the st. Louis ana Sal
Francisco Threaten Strike.

nciS Striko.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 25.-Deferred payment
to employees Of the st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad will cause the
Company a Not Of trouble unless
matters are speedily remedied. Meet
ings Of employees were held Monday at
Monet. NO.. and Emporia, Kan. mt the
first steps taken looking to a strike un-
less the pay-car arrives shortly.
day s%fternoon to lay before The ofieers
of the road the uitimatum of paying
the September wages on or before Bat
urday mex or seeing the most unani-
nous walk-out In the history OF the
road.
The opinion Is general at Emporia that
q strike will result. as 1t Is under
stood that the officials of the road will
mot meet the demands.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
A MICHIGAN BANK WRECKER.
Ex.Cashisr Nelson Bradley Arrested
at Lansing.

LANSING. Mich, Oct. a.-This city
as thrown into great excitement this
afternoon by the arrest Of Nelson Brad
ley. Cashier of the Central Michigan
Savings Bank, that last April went into
the hands Of a receiver.
Bradley Is charged with knowingly
and feloniously interpreting under oath
ITS failure.
He reported overdrafts, notes &C., at
about $4,000. when II should have been
done for the purpose Of covering up q
systematic series OF pecuiAtion and false
bank entries covering a period Of years.
8redley hAS been considered q ~ IN
most honorable business men h--0S
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Con. After the Liberty Bell.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct E.-Msyor Stuart. a
number Of city officials and Councils Joint spe-
eiai on the Worlds Fair. left here this
morning on q special train over the Pennsylyania
Railroad for Chicago TO bring back the Liberty
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Investigating Dnaway's sanity.

Justice Barrett has granted On odrer for . com
mission to examine Drs. W A. Bell. 7, n. Dan
ielI. Edward cowies and Fuller. Of Boston, As
to the mental condition Of Lawyer George W.
Dilxway. now an inmate OF the Mclean Hospital.
somcrvtlle. Mass. The commission was issued to
William II. Brown, OF Boston. Dillaway became
insane ~ Bar Harbor In August.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Herz's Trunks Rslsnsed.

Jacob Hers. who arrived on the Fuert Bis
msrck . month ago and was arrested for alleged
smuggling. went down to the Custom House to-
day and paid the duty en- the seized goods.
They comprised linens. croekery. ableware.
towels. &c. valued at about 81. 900. He was
given an order of release and will take his
trunks Eway to-day.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Boy Held on Suspicion.

Andrew Smith, q seventeen -yesr-old lad. OF 26s
Stanton street. Vas held In Essex Market Court
to-day as o suspicious person. Policeman Law
lor, OF the Union Market station. found the boy
acting In 4 suspicious manner on Sheriff street.
near Houston, this morning. When arrested a
cold chisel and piece Of candle were found In his
possession,
The evening world., 1893-10-25
TR9T RACE,

Little Fred. Volunteer II. and Play or
Pay raced neck md neck to the head
OF the stretch, with Maidstone In fourth
~pcaitton. The latter then moved up
Into the lead, and drawing away won
pily by three parts of a length from
Little Fred. who was a length and a
half before Play or Pay. Time-l.l7 liz.
SECOND RACE.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Funeral of ACTOR Eytiuss.

The funeral OF Walter A. Eytinss. the actor.
who died In San Francisco, was held At the Lit
tie Church Around the Corner to-day. A dele
CATION OF Our Council. Royal Arcanum. acted as
an escort. Rev. Or. Houghton ofnciated. Tho
remains were taken to Fresh Pond for cremation.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Lord Mayor shanks Homewerd
Bound.

Lord Mayor shanks. Of Dublin. ~ho 10 stopping
at the Holland Hous- on his way hack from the
Worlds Fair. vii start for home on the steam
ship Campania Saturday next. He takes back
with him pleasant r,collections Of this country.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
London Discount Rates Strong.

LONDON. Oct. 25.-Discoant rates became very
strong this afternoon In consequence OF the ex-
pectation that the Indian Government was about to
Issue fe, 600, 600 In treasury bills.
India Council bills TO the amount Of forty laos
Of rupees were offered to-day. but there were no
tenders,
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GROCER TURNS DETECTIVE.
Mr.. Scott, OF Red Bank, Hunting
Down Lissie Farrslrs slayer.

Down Lissie Farrslrs slayer.
FREEHOLD. N. J.. Oct 1.-The Mon
mouth County Grand Jury Ii to-day con-
sidering the evidence produced by q.
E. Scott. a Red Bank grocer. In the case
Of Lixxie Farrell, who was smployed u
"a Domestic In the family OF Willard r.
Cornwell. At Red Bank. and was A.
saulted and murdered on the hiHhwv.y b,
After the authorities had abandoned
all hope Of capturing the murderer Gro
Ger Scott took up the investigation ant
Since been at work on the case
He too several witnesses to the court.
room this morning to Rive testimony
before the Grand Jury.