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HELD UP BY HIGHWAYMEN.
A New Jersey Farmer Robbed Near
Stanton Station.

FLEMINGTON, N. j.. Nov. 2.-Beh-
lard Yawger. a prominent farmer of
Lebanon. while on his way from Stan
ton station last night was stopped by
highwaymen. One man held the horses
while another. at the point OF a pistol,
robbed Yawger OF his money.
This is the second robbery that has
occurred at the same place within two
weeks. There is no clue to the highway
men.
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DID sAToLLI SEND A MESSAGE 7
DR.. smith Says Father Murphy Is TO
Be Excommunicated.

PATERSON. N. j., Nov. 2.-Rev. DR..
Smith mad the statement this morning
that he had received a communication
from Mgr. Satolli. to the effect that. IN
less Father Henry Murphy vacated the
curate's residence Of st. Joseph's parish.
which he has occupied during the long
and bitter controversy, within four DAYS,
mat he ,QEather Murphy would be ex-
communicated.
no notification from Mgr. Satoili, and
old not believe Father Smith ad either.
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NEW JERSEY.
BROKE Mr.. NlCHOLS'S RIBS.
Collision Between Carriages Possibly
Duo to Reckless Driving.

Thoma Nichols, proprietor Of the hat
factory at Franklin, n. j., is reported
to be in a critical condition at the home
OF his son. on Nutley Terrace. The old
gentleman has several ribs fractured and
is otherwise bruised.
While returning to his home Sunday
evening from a drive with his wife. his
carriage was run into by a buggy, in
which we're Joseph Searles n Charles
Kiersted.
Both carriages were smashed and the
occupants thrown into the road. All es-
capped nhurt except Mr.. Nichols. As
he road is wide enough to permit OF
both vehicles passing abreast with
less driving Is mainly responsible for the
q ncidenf.
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uFIsHEL PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Brought from Boston,, Charged with
the Larceny Of s42, 900.

Isaac s. Fishal, who. as told in THE
Evening World" was arrested in Bos-
ton, charged with the larceny of So, 900
from F. c. Linde & Co., OF Beach and
VarIch streets. was brought to the Dis
trlct-Attorney's Office to-day from Boston
by Detective lanes Trainer.
He pleaded not guilty TO the indict-
ment later before Judge MARITIME, in
Part /. Of the General Sessions. Bail
was fixed at 5000. which was furnished
by William Marks, OF Ill Blocker
street.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
-EIGHTY-TW0, BUT A FIGHTER.
orvills Gardner Assaulted An oth OIL
Inmate OF an Almshouse.

NEWARK. n. j., Nov. 2. - Orville
Gardner. who is well known as a prize
fighter and a local preacher, is now
locked UP in this city on a charge OF
assaulting Henry Schunger. an inmate
of the almshouse.
Gardner. who is elghty-two years OF
age, has for some time been an inmate
of the almshouse. The two men had a
quarrel over a trivial matter. when
Gardner. who Is still active for a man
of his age, attacked Schunger II Sc
verely beat him with his f1sts.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
EXAMINING BANK BOOKS.
Cashier Thompson Is Helping In the
Investigation.

Assistant District-Attorney Davis is
working hard o~verhauling the books Of
the collapsed Madison Square Bank.
Cashier Thompson, of the defunct
bank. has assisted him in his eXamina-
ton of the boks. but Mr.. Davis will
not say whether that official mas turned
states evidence or not, further than to
acknowledge that he has been Of great
died accounts. No Indictments have
been found against any Of the officials
Of the bank as yet.
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The British tank steamer Delaware, which ar
rived at Quarantine at ll.:S P, NJ. Oct. 80. was
released this morning at 10 o'clock. The Della
ware was from London. and during the voyage
lost two members OF her crew. who. II was re.
ported, died from natural causes The vessel vas
held as a precautionary measure. On the last
voyage Of the Delaware g this port. when cross
ing the bar. she ran down and sunk the tus Tails
man,
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Wages Cut and a STRIKE Nav FOLLOW

KNOXVILLE, Tom, Nov the 10 per cent.
redu0 ton in wages Of the trGiumen on the East
Tennessee system Went into enec, yesterday. Men
are working as usual, The Grievance Committee
10 still In the city awaiting the arrival OF chiefs
Of the orders, Who are expected 10 arrive to-day
from Augusta Receiver Funk says the order re.
ducIuE wages vii not he rescinded, 4 lonE
struggle may he expected. and 4 strike may fol,
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ACCUSED BY A n
Mary Specimen Says James Stewart
Tried to Kiss Her.

James Stewart, a wealthy carpenter
residing with his wife and family OF
%Sunnyside avenue, Brooklyn, vas ar
raigned in the Gates Avenue Police
Court this morning on a charge pre-
ferred by a. woman who called herself
Mrs. Mary Specimen.
The complainant claims that while at
work at Stewards residence yesterday,
during the absence OF his family, he
embraced and attempted to kiss her.
secured a warrant for his arrest,
Stewart vas accompanied by his wife
and a daughter when he appeared in
court to-day and denied the charge.
The case was adjourned.
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Brooklyn RrSvities.

Coroner Dreamer Of williamsburg, was mott
ned this morning OF the sudden death OF James
Elpbenstone, a painter, OF 10 Ralph avenue; q
nhrnstone was taken III on Pntchen avenue shortly
before midnight and died before a doctor eoula
DO called
burglars broke into william schauh's residence
1000 Flushing avenue. BROOKLYN early 'h's MORN
Ing and stole jewelrT worth 500
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Pleads Not Guilty OF Registering
Illegally.

Frank Marshall, who 10 charged with illegal
reEistera,ion In Brooklyn, was before Justice Con-
neIlv at the Gates Avenue Court, this morning.
| He pleaded not guilty to the charge and the case
| went over until Nov . Col, Bacon. who insti-
gated Marshall's arrest. was not In court.
The evening world., 1893-11-02

Justice Connolly. in the Lee Avenue Court.
Williamsburg, to-day held Antoni Dreumer. who
would give no residence, to await examination on
a charge of larceny. Last night. 1t is alleged.
Breumer stole cloth valued at SO from the store
OF J. L. Crane. OF ISL Manhattan avenue.
The evening world., 1893-11-02

TOT, Inty Keep Ine WhOIt
system regular, in q perfectly natural
way. They're a compound of refined and
concentrated vegetable extracts put up
In glass vials, always fresh and reliable;
. handy and perfect vest-pocket remedy.
II they don't give satisfaction, in every
case, your money will he returned.
The evening world., 1893-11-02
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

Justice Walsh, In the Adams Street Police Court.
Brooklyn, this morning held John Mccarthy and
Owen Reilly on a charge OF burglary. Policeman
Wagner, Of the Adams street station, saw the men
coming out Of a grocery on Nassau street with
a bundle. which. on being opened. was found to
contain q quantity OF cigars, canned goods and
money.
The evening world., 1893-11-02

Think Of the thousands of hopeless
cases which must have been cured by
DIR. SageS CatArrh Remedy, before its
proprietor could DO willing TO say, as
matter how bad, which We cannot o,rS,
WSu pay $500 cash"
The evening world., 1893-11-02
sh,ps Racing Around tho Horn.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Am exciting race
around Cape Horn began to-day when The bri'lSh
ships Sir Robert Ferlne. clan Mackenzie and olty
OF Hankow were towed TO sea, M three NesSeis
mr.. grain laden lNund for Queenstown. The Clty
~ IIankoN is the choice In the betting Inc
Siak-s are $500 and a suit Of clothes
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Jersey cty Boys Have a Fair.

The Fourth Jersey City Company Boys Bri-
gade. In connection with the Bergen Reformed
Church. are holding a four night fair in the lee
ture- room OF the church, which commenced Tues
day evening. The fair promises to be q rousing
financial success
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Decision Asain.t a Railroad.

The Jersey City Board Of Tax Commissioners
has declined to grant the petition OF the Pennsyl-
vaniS Railroad Company for a reduction OF assess
ments on its property made by the local Board OF
AAseSsora This Railroad COMPANY claims that the
local assessors had no authority In the matter.
The Company will carry the matter into the courts
The evening world., 1893-11-02
Counons Lost.

Ta.r'y East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
consolidated coupons due Nov. /, 1898, ths prop.
rrty % Slcsson \ nsrdan. rs Wall street. have
trn lost. They are Of the value Of SIS each,
The evening world., 1893-11-02

Morgue.Ksepsr Sent to the Island.
John Brown. nOrSSs keeper at The Presbyterian
Hospital. was sent to the island for ten days by
! Justice Grady, In the Yorkville Court this morn
ing John got intoxicated yesterday and created
. disturbance At the hospital.
The evening world., 1893-11-02

hen Baby was sick, we gave her CaStor1A
Vhen she was a Child, she cried for Castor!a'
yhen Sho became Miss, she chung to cAstoria,
ilAsn ahs had Children, $40 gave them cAEtoria
The evening world., 1893-11-02
ser,o. Comic Singer in Danger.

Patrick Herrtck, thtrty.two years old. Of i?
Eas; rhirt street, Nas sent to RlackWeils Is
land TO- two months by Justice Ryan to-day for
trying TO cut MiM Mamie Gilbert, q ser!o-comic
singer, with a pair Of shoes.
The evening world., 1893-11-02

A full account OF wall street Affairs viii Be
Worid.nF
The evening world., 1893-11-02
10 BREAK Up

htLhCkS Oi cOlus, Hills,
fevers, rheumatism, neu.
ralgia, and kindred do
r~angements resulting
from severe exposure,
there's nothing so valu-
able as DIR. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. No house
hold should be without
them, to meet just such
emergencies.
These little Pellets are
tiny sugar-coated things
tLrt every child is ready
The evening world., 1893-11-02
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

entries and probable starters for Fridays races
are:
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BLIND BUCKLEY BACK.
He 10 Going to San Francisco aud Boldly
Fight Il Out.

He 10 Going to San francisco aud Boldly
Fight II Oat.
BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 10.-Christopher
4. Buckley, the blind ex.boss of San Fran.
cisco, who about three years ago was In.
dicted by the California courts, and
skipped to Montreal before he was
brought to the bar, arrived here to-day
from Montreal. Buckley went TO Europe,
and with his wife and young son has been
almost out of sight of the parties inter
ested In his whereabouts. The Cunard
line steamer which arrived this morning,
brought the family to this city. Buckley
was interviewed rs soon as he located his
living quarters, and said that he had re-
turned to America with the determination
never again to enter politics. He assumed
n defiant tone whom speaking Of the i'm
dictments against him, which he declared
were illegally procured. He announced
IL his purpose to remain in the East for .
few weeks and then proceed to San Fran
cisco and fight his case to the end. He
expressed himself as resolved to stand
his ground and contest the legality OF his
indictments.
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THEY'VE GOT TO GO BACK
The Chinese Begin 10 Understand That
Uncle Sam Means Business
PRAYING FOR AN EXTENSION
A Petition to President Cleveland
From the Six Companies-No
More Violence Expected
In California.

SAN Francisco, Cal. Sept. 10.--The
first Cinnamon to have their sentences OF
deportation under the Geary registration
act executed arrived in San Francisco
from Los Angeles yesterday and arc now
confined in the county jail, wherc they
will be detained until Tuesday, when they
will be sent back to the Celestial Kingdom
on the steamer China. There are five
Chinese In the batch and they came here
In charge of United States Marshal Gard,
who will see them on board the steamer
and will not leave them until he has the
captains receipt for them. The news
that these Chinese had arrived in the city
and would be placed Oh the steamer leay-
ing Tuesday, created o sensation among
all classes last night. The president of
the Six Companies had a conference yes
terday afternoon at the consul generals
office and not n few dispatches
passed between them and the Chinese
legation at Washington. There are those
who profess to know what the local Chi.
ncsc are about to do. They declare that
the consul general and tho Six Companies
are preparing petition to send to Presi-
dent Cleveland. II will promise ailegi-
ance in tho future and pray for an extern
sion of time In which to allow them to
register. In view OF recent Developments,
the Chinese are creating much public in-
terest here, although there seems no prob
ability of any violence among the classes
who are most hostile to the Chinese.
United States Judges McKcnna and
Morrow are expected to decide an impori-
ant case tomorrow, involving the depor,-
alton of unregistered Chinese, and If they
decide in favor of deportation, IL Is proba-
bic that an effort will be made to have n
number of Chinese in this city arrested.
An organization, known as the Anti-Chi-
nese Law and Order league,
which is composed of several io-
cal anti-Chinese acitators, arranged
for mass meeting Thursday, mt which
efforts will bc made to secure the right
enforcement of the Gcary act, aud among
other things a memorial will he addressed
TO congress calling for an appropriation
of funds necessary TO enforce the law.
The situation in tho interior of the state
does not seem to indicate probability of
any very serious acts of violence against
Chinese laborers. 4 dispatch from San
Bernarlino states that 80 Chinese cooks,
walters and other laborers quit work this
morning by order of the Six Companies.
The Southern hotel is closed for lack OF
help. The Chinese say they will return 10
china
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FATHER AND SON.
IL Was the Mccarthy Gang That Got
Killed In Colorado.


DELTA, Colo, Sept. l0.--The two men
who wero killed last Thursday while at.
tempting to escape after robbing the
Farmers & Merchants bank and killed
it's cashier, were positively identified to-
day as Tom and Fred Mccarthy. father
and son. The third man who participated
in the robbery, but escaped, is Billy Nc
Carthy, also u son of Tom Mccarthy.
These men constituted the Mccarthy gang
of Oregon and were wanted there for rob-
bing stages and the United States mails.
There was a reward of $1,000 for them on
that account.
The dead men were exhumcd and iden.
titled by Sheriff Condce of Baker City,
Ore, who attempted TO arrest them in
Oregon, but was prevented by the Me-
Carthys getting the drop on him. Ex-
Chief OF Police Farley Of Denver also
knows the gang. and says Tom Mccarthy
Is tho man who robbed President ID. II.
Moffat Of the First National bank Of that
city somo four years ago, securing $2l.0o
Budd Taylor of Moab, Utah, who claims
TO bo q relative by marriage to the Nc
Carthy family, also identified the men.
Billy Mccarthy, the escaped robber. is
still at large, but the pursuit has not been
given up.
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JEFFERSON CITY. No., Sept. l0.-The
body of man named Corbett was found
In tho river at Usage City to-day. He
came down the river same days ago in n
covered fiatboat, and said he had come
from tho hcadwaters of the Missouri and
was on his way to Chicago. He said he
was the uncle Of James Corhett, the pugi-
list. He appeared to be in fairly good cir
cumstances and talked familiarly about
tho Corbett family. 1t Is not known
whether he committed suicide or was
drowned by accident.
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ThIs is silver Day ut The Fair.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-There was a de-
cided increase in the attendance AT the
fair to-day. The total admissions to-day
were 47.67I, OF which A,S35 were paid.
Heretofore the number of people who
went through the gates on Sunday has not
exceeded 5000. The art building was
thrown open and here q large number Of
those in attendance spent the afternoon.
The Midway claimed its share OF patron
age, and between the two places the
larger portion of the crowd spent an en-
ENJOYABLE day. Tomorrow Is silver day.
Exercises will be held in Music hall at 10
o'clock.
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IN WAYS THAT ARE DARK.

Chinese Catering New York Despite tho
Most Rigid Cross Tx limitations.
New YORK, Sept. lO.-The provisions of
the Chinese exclusion act are practically
nuilified at this mort, for i'm nine cases out
of ten, those seeking admittanc, are able
10 mass the ordeal of the rigid examina.
tions and investigations. Collector Kill
breth, i'm looking over a lot of
alleged merchants, students and actors
the other day. said: .There il certainly
fraud here" And We, after the
most rigid examination he was unable 10
shake the Testimony of a single individual.
Their credentials being seemingly correct
thew were admitted, According to the
suspicions of the men most intimately as.
sociated with Chinese cases there is an
orcaniza,ion of smupulers. having their
beaduuarters and agents in Hong Kong.
Vancouver. B. C.. San Francisco. New or.
leans, Havana and New York. The prin-
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BURIAL OF OUITEAU.
Extraordinary Precautions Taken AEsins
Grave Robbery.

Extraordinary Precautions Taken Against
Grave Robbery.
WASHINGTON, Sept. TO- Deputy
Warden Russ. of the district Jail made
statement to-day that the skeleton OF
Guiteau, the assassin of President Gar
field, Is not on exhibition at tho Medical
museum as has been generally supposed.
II will be remembered that for
long time prior to the execution. strenu.
Gus efforts were made to ascertain where
Guiteau was 10 be buried. Persons
in the interest of resurrcctionists, both
those who wanted the body for dissection
as we'll as several enterprising dime mu-
scum proprietors, who much desired to
secure it for exhibition purposes, indus
triously questioned everyone who, il was
thought. possessed the slightest knowl-
edge. Great precautions were taken to
prevent the grave from being robbed.
The following mode of procedure was
agreed upon TO prevent tn body from be-
ing stolen. In order to obviate whatever
legal difficulties might ensue and TO fore
stall any claim the sister or brother of the
murderer might make, II was decided
that ho should make will bcqucathing
his body TO DIR. Hicks, and IT will probably
be remembered that the will when pub
lished created some curiosity by the word
ing of IL, giving, rs il did, the "body
to be disposed OF as the beneficiary
saw fit." After going over the whole mat
ter and realizing that IL would be impossl-
BILE to properly protect the corpse. II was
decided to bury II in tho jail. The night
of the hanging after the autopsy the body
remained in cheap coffin In the chapel
of the jail. upon my arrival at the jail
early on the Saturday morning following
the execution secured a couple OF TRUSTEES
and taking them with me proceeded TO
the laundry room. Ii is a little room just
to the east OF the engine room, dimly
lighted by small barred grating and
made almost an ideal tomb. Two anna
tcur grave dig2crs went TO work and
quickly removing the flooring, dug the
grave sufficiently deep. by the time the
body had been brought down from
the chapel and the grave was
finished, Hicks arrived to conduct
the funeral services. There was only
n small party that stood about that open
grave and listened to the solemn reading
of the burial service. General Croker
who was the warden present, and l be-
lieve Charley Reed, the lawyer, who as
sisted In Guitcau's defense, besides sew.
eral guards and the two prisoners who dus
the grave. II was n weird scene aud ont
shall never forget. The burial In such I
somber place was particularly ncrve try
ing, and l think we all felt relieved wher
DIR. Hicks concluded and the darkeys be
gan to cover up the coffin.
"This did not consume much time ant
il was not long before the grave was fillet
up and the flooring restored to its norma
position. There was no particular com
pact made as 10 secrecy among US, but 1
seemed TO he generally understood tina
we would maintain silence, especially o,
there was considerable excitement ut the
time."
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nless Her Little rootsy-wootsy.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Cougratulatory
kilograms aud messages continue TO ar
rive ut the white house expressing the
felicity Of the public from one end OF the
country to the other over tho happiness
which has been brought to the chief ex-
ecutive Of tho nation and his wife by the
birth of another child. Both Mrs. Cleve-
land and her babe are as well as condi-
tions will allow. The day at the white
house was spent very quietly.
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QUARTER OF A MILE LONG.
A Line OF Cherokee strip Boomers Walt
Ing Their Turn.

ARKANSAS CRY, Kan., Sept. l0.-Gov-
ernmcnt booths at which the prospective
settlers Of the Cherokee strip must regis
ter and procure certificates will DO opened
for business tomorrow, when tho boomers
will be allowed to register. Boomers be-
gan to line up in front Of the booths last
evening. Accessions to the line have
been made all last night and to-day, and
this evening s5T people were in line with
others falling In every few minutes. The
line is about q quarter of a mile long nov.
1t Is composed of oil nstionalities, ages.
conditions and sexes. Vendors of hot cof-
fee, sandwiches. water aud pie do thriv-
ing business along the line. Counting to-
days arrivals there are now about 12,OOO
people encamped horeabouts awaiting
the opening.
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TO BE TREATED AS PIRATES.
II the Insurgents ships lombard Drasil
Look Out Tor Fun.


Look Out Tor Fun.
LONDON, Sept l0.-An official dispatch
has been received by tho Brazilian lega-
ton here which seems 10 throw light upon
the situation Of affairs that has disturbed
the republic. The message says Rio De
Janeiro is in a state Of perfect tranquility,
Notwithstanding the alarming reports to
the contrary. The official message adds
that the Brazilian government Is strong.
has the confidence of q majority of the
people and Is able To rcpress, and will re-
press. all revolt. Congress" continues
the official communication, "has just de-
clared state Of siege; but" IL is added.
tthe government prefers not TO be obliged
to carry out the workings OF martial law"
There is significant ending to this
message, however, aud that is il In adj
mitted the insurgents have attempted to
make several landings at various points !;
but they were repulsed and. IL 10 said, mp
pear to be thoroughly dishcartened, and
likely to surrender at any moment. The
insurgent squadron, it appears, is now
held in check by the forts at the entrance
to the bay. where the officers in command
have orders to fire upon revolutionary
vessels the moment they are sighted. The
gunncrs are kept al their posts night and
day and submarine torpedoes are re-
ported to have been placed in tho chan
nels.
This official message is regarded here rs
being somewhat reassiring. though the
fact is not lost sight of that It is an
"oiiiciar' communication from the Bra
lillian government aud, therefore, likely
TO depict the situation in the most favora.
BILE coiors. On the other hand, the mes.
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MiSSOULA AGAINST.
The Opposition To An Extra Session Al
most unanImOus.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
MIssouLA, Sept. 10.-Citizens of this
city are indignani over n special in the
Miner, which asserts that rs per cent. OF
the people here want a special session.
Tho fact Is not 10 per cent. are In favor OF
an extra session. Populists, republicans
and democrats are unqualitledly opposed
to such action, and this afternoon but one
business man could be found In the city
who favors convening the legislature now.
The Missoulicn has opposed the plan edi.
torially and other papers express the
opinion that they do not believe q senator
would be elected. Leading populists were
seen by the STANDARDS correspondent
this afternoon and stated emphatically
their opposition to the scheme, as did
members of boti. the other parties. There
Is an almost unanimous sentiment against
calling O special session, and there arc no
indications of any change of opinion.