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wENrro onuncm.
And was uauird oui. Iicking aud
Struggling.

61EUBENvit LIZ, OAiu, Oct. % "A
fUnsauOuai anu dramatic occurrence
happened last ni.ht 90 n .nuutiug Oi
lne Cnrsiihn Euju.v0f Societies IA
the . cIul Presbyterian church of
ttis ely. Honufa DihouUy Is mid.
dio.nKei lrish woman suI duvout
Catholic. Sue became pa.tialIy Dc.
mruicl lately through exposure aud
uflnk, having kupt q HAl1Ju tn Niue.
7nh,n uEh puruun % tho town, where
she wn6, because Of her phyHicnl
proves, thUquuel 1f the lrlsh miuors
living afuuIu. She cal vi on no ono
10 nsslst her 90 "nfc" unfuiy men
rom her saloon aud u frequently re-
quirad Ella policemen 20 hAudlo her
hrr reputation 10 known 10 all iu this
oily. She was passing the church, anu
seeing decorations suIsi4C tue doom tie
yellow and white c0lurs OF the Christian
EuluAvvr Society, yelled: "lhe A..
A.. A.'H nId OWugumun IN make
them g0.n Into tho church SHE hollCd
nuI W the nitle. Toe women with
ulnnchei faces began - Ny % another
iHf. Oi the church, ana tue low men
present were Amid OF the lazy
woman. after oufsi " them and unf.
lug them ~ ngut lor i've minutes, tue
police appeared anu sho was hauled
out OF the church, kiosing aud strug.
Cling. The Endoay0trfu who had teen
utuluptu 90 tuuif devotional exec
claus sang "5aiu IN the armu 0t Jcsu-."
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establishing new Norway aming thu
british Columbia I'M uutai and
D0fds 90 like TO those VI their native
laud.
rhtss Nofwegiaus purpose engaging
IN mixed farming anu development 0t
me Uesu rcn lshuries. They nre the
fret to tako advantage Of the British
Columbia governments new terms ~
tetllofs.
These Nofw rgians are n sturdy lot Of
men ami ptUmiac % make s. Oh setUtrs.
their families aud friends Will follow
o. toon o. they have completed built.
INK the houses, whose construction will
bu heir trst duiy
Rev. Saarsiadt says that in oil HE
settlements will have "a population Of
nbou 5000 souls anu willhavc o. capital
u s5UU,UUO.
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a SpI,, sure Euough-neroic Enoris
to Heal H.

A SpItt sure EuouEh-Iteroic Enoris
10 Heal A.
hKw York, Oct. 28.---HenRlor Hill
wa atths Park Avenlo hotel hoi1inn
~ conference With the Democratic
leasuers To-Day with u view VI Slfaigh t-
ening out tue rough places In the
Dem cratic situation, especially re-
garding the c0ngfessiOnsl nominations.
senator Faulkner, chairman oi tue
cung tvstiOuai committee, bfeakfaHtud
with them. They are said to have
agreed that n policy Of cancellation
viii be- necessary. Alter the c0uief-
enuu Senator Faulkner returned 10 tn,
Imperial hotel 10 meet Police Com
missioner Martin anu other Tammauy
leaders, 10 see II terms could DO al.
ranged,
A. democratic headquarters II IL
saiu an arrangement mas been made
regarding the congregational NOMINEE,
whereby Gen. Sicklts anu J. >. Waish,
Tammsuy candidates, viii Withdraw.
Anus J. Cummings aud jacob A
Cantor remain ON tue ticket.
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Election Officers Resign.

Inquiry at tho Office Of the Utah
Commission diicloses tho fact that
many Of the registrars and election
judges recently appointed by the Com.
mission have sent In their rssigna,ions.
Tue reason for this action Ia that they
nave been nominated tor NJ by the
respective political parties, aud were
therefore !, qultcd, under the instfuo.
uuus Of tue commission, 10 resign. All
vacancies thus uccasiuuod are being
rapidly filled, aud In some cases lhose
retiring commend their successor, 10
others the Commission appoints the
ii,st purson on the list In their posses.
ION.
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mig Cntch ef MhnI.s.

SAN FRANUisCO, OcL22.- - The steam
whnler Nstwnai came Into port this
morning anu laudud the happitst lot
VI whalef, that has arrived here this
season. The Nafwha's cruise IN the
Arctic regions extended over period
OF thifly.two mouthr. During that time
sue took thitty.uiue whairs, which, 70
b. ottlmntcd, will net her owners
LtaTly half a milton dollars. The men
In the iotccsstlr, flgutiug ON their pfu
rata ui tho profits Of tho cruise, osli-
mate that they have 1000 each
coming 81 them, aud OF course are
Juhilant. The Narwhal took only five
whales this season, Her big catch
was made last year In the vicinity Of
Nickel zie river,
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WAsHISUEN, Dot. 22.--rho case Of
tue Uuuog states ugnilal the sugar
tust Will probably be argued iu tue
supreme Count during tue pfesunt
Wvth The case comes 10 the supreme
Court on nn appeal irUu the United
ainies Circuit Cuud Of Appeals tor the
lhird Circuit. ltHa bill IN equity 70
upsgt this tfudt, Md by The Uuitod
,inios under the s0.cAllri Sbufman
uuti.iiust low q July ., 1850.
the case ia ttvAt cu as al important
one because OF 30 bcaring upon casts
OF similur character t.utuins the
validity OF the sherman law a. applied
10 uLhur lfmals.
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NEW YomS, Oct. % sugar i'm.
proved after lO;l5 10 "a Northern
Pacific, preferred, ran "a 4. 10 not,
anu nj II O'Clock rallied
After IL O'Clock gtAn.rts teceded
a. .;suglf \. General electric Adyanuta
I, rdllnan ! per cent.
rne market was dull up 10 the de.
livery hour, when sugar was fsidsi
aud fell OF l Sugar preferred ami
Northern Pauino preferred reeeded
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suANCIfAi, Oct. g3-raltl In this
dlstuut Aas asked tho foreign cousu.s
to Instruct Foreigners not & proceed
Into thc country on tusilr's or
pleasure, As the soldiers ftlp kantu
province DO not uuIvfsland the reason
Oh iloir presence.
The steamer Chung kiuri which
hos arrived here, foporIU that a Non.
wegian steamer, supposed o. be the
Iurdeutklold, has been eveThauled Oh
Shang rung ptonionlory By a japan.
ese warshin ana akon 10 japan, hsv'
Ing merchandise on board which
come, under the ciassiiicaii0n Of co
trabAud Of WAL.
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plilce TO give them time e. settle or
leave iowu. The office futnitute VI
.ie Pubic stock and Grain Exchange
wa, ieviei upon this morning Ut the
.uit Of Mrg. rillman, " Altoona, a
woman who iuvJsfrI 5000.
George NJ. Irwin a. Co. IN the die.
pool business two years and
supposed g. have So 900. 900 on dep ~,
llas suspended payment and demanded
hvo dayS uOiiCt ~ withdfawl.
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RuzzARD's BAY, Mass., OCT a.
Pres.uunt Cleveland lett here on n
special train for New YORK at v O'Clock
this morning. At Providence the
Presidents car will be- attached 70 the
regular through train 10 New York.
Mrs. Cleveland anu the children stop
of at Greenwich TO visit MI Banedici.
The President will continue his Jour
ney 10 NeI York ~ previously All
n0unced.
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lIsna.,na ceIII.lon Inr..n..

FAN ANTOSio, Texas, O1s a.
A ueal-ouI coll sion occurred Ou the
southern Pacific near Waller station
iast night at O'Clock between passrn.
ger sud freight trains, tosulting ia the
killing OF Conductor hrsn anu Brake.
mau Sooubug, -Four other persons
were injured. BoIh engines, the Tag
gage anu mail ears aud three freight
ears were wrecked. Tho ace dcni Wa
alleged TO be- uue 10 the negligence "
tho telegraph operator At StAiiOid.
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0rhlIl.Ninl. . "GLrIhood. 2 Elc.

Miss Alice Chaplin, whose efficiency
~ teacher was demonstrated recently
Ia her mothers "Child.Nlnd" class,
has been Induced to conduct number
OF classes for young ladies In the study
Of "Girlhood" and kindred subjects.
Arrangements have been mado Tor the
attendance OF number OF young
ladies from each ward NJ. 1 association,
AID II IN expected that tue Instructions
received VIII become an Important ana
attractive feature Of the work IN tue
regular ward meetings. q the young
ladies' classes there viii he two each
week; Que 10 meet In the evening aud
another Ia the afternoon. A similar
line Of procedure has been marked out
Tor the Primary association teachers
of the city. Representatives from each
ward win receive from Mis- Chapiu's
instructions VIII prove highly beup.
fetal 10 them IN their respective ascot.
alton mrolings. Besides this tho
"mothen' class" will be takon up
again AMI tie studies pursued.
10 lee expected that all those inter
tE'ci In either Of these lines of work
will meet Miss Chaplin Al the Four.
teenth ward assembly hall tomorrow
evening at 1850 O'niuCE, where the
lady will egturlain her listeners
anu introduce explanations OF her DlAn
aud arrange TOT regular class work.
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Before Jndge Merritt.

In the case Of the Bank Of London,
Can,ds, Va Robert Wallace, Jury was
waived anu documentary evidence in.
groduoed by the plaintih, Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff, AS
piayeJ.
WELL DmviNu MACnISERY.
The next oasu was that OF JAmoh
Thompson Va Oscar GfOihell and ID.
A, Smiley; tried boIoTe jury. J. l..
Darmer fOr tho plaintiff; #. Il. stephens
aud Brnnur y Smith TOT the defend-
ants. This matter came up on appeal
from eK.Commisaloner hlOyeT's court,
where judgmout went for tue defend.
ants. Flainun Therefore appealed.
The action was brought 10 recover
the sum OF 500 Tor well driving
machine, which plaintiff .!leged toe
defendants borrowed tom him la
July or August 1859, promising 10
return the same Ia good coalition.
ia the October or Novem Der following
Rud repeatedly afterwards, he stated, a
demand was made for tho machine,
nut without avail. The defense was
that tle machine was not borrowed, rs
alleged, by the Defendants, whO dis
claimed all responsibility.
the Uass went 10 tnv Jury NJ noon.
Ne neither court Is In sesai0.. this
afternoon, the jury were instructed,
later, 10 bring Ia -ealed verdict at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning,
In the case ot Martha Ann COombs
vs the Utah Paint anu on Co., Attor.
uey II. II. Cabell WAS substituted Tor
NJ. j, Jones' as receiver,
KilpatIiok Koch Dry Goods Co. W
Nirls }. Gfouiuud; judgmert was GU.
tered Tor plaiutit ON the pltadints.
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INDIANArJLis, OJt. 23.-Ex.Ptesi.
dent Harrison Will start lot New York
al 9.i5 this afternoon on private buSi-
Mes over tho Panhandle railroad.
Although Harrison has been strongly
impufluneI TO make u speech while IN
New York, hu has not promised to do
20, lie viii return Ia week rom
next Saturday via Andenou, Inu.,
where he viii make his last speech OF
Tho uAmnhlEn.
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Letter to the Chamber.

Some time since MT. l., N, Tracy, Of
the firm OF willoughby, HIN a Co.,of
Chicago, wrote 10 the Chamber OF
Commerce usklng for Information re-
garding this city. Secretary Colbutu
replied giving the desired data. An
other letter received today states that
II h the intention VI the arm named to
establish a clothing house here uurlbg
the coming year,
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IrnIn Mr.eI.e.a Atr..lld.

DErnuir, Mich, o.. 25.-A special
o. Av Id5uHc irom GlausIOn,, Micui
sayt3
Word came 10 tho 500 limo olllgIals
here tonight that the train wrtcscis
WHO have been cutting aud burning
bflugtH anu pushing uats tfom sidingp
Tor the last three weeks are now unaer
hfftet lhp gulpfits have kept the
unii men Uuh travelling public In a
slate vi terror.
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,hararisrllsa a. a cauard.

WAHuNOTON, Oct %. 49, Prince
Cataou1unr,i tue Russian minister,
authorizes the Associated Press u
deny NJ q canGri the Sensational puhii-
cation OF n Washington morning paper
today to this effect that the kussian
counoii Of state had hern oonvansd Tor
the fifat tiine hikcn the AsHsssinatiOn o.
Alexander / In 1881. Tue council IL a
general cabinet Of leading men Of the
empire Rnd has been la continuous
session Tor years.
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the condition Of the country IN which
the compauy optfnie5. 10 T. eiaied by
sumo WHO arc amIl| with the eilun'
ion there that The trouble II lrgely
gue 10 tie character Of the deputy
United States mar.hals. IL isa wei.
known lac. that they are largely re-
ciuitei irlm tho deep fsdn class aud u
be o.tou charged TINT they stand In
with the train robbers.
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sT. LOUIS, Oel. 23.-H. W. Dem.
mess grocery store ON Biddls snd
Ninth street, was blown to ruins by a
mysterious explosion Just before noon,
and i've prrsOuB wul0 bad y hur', the
Injuries Of one being tnOught iatgl
rhe Injured uTs. August Beer, hoAi,
face and handH severely burned auu
bruised; Patrick Dwyrr loss hurt;
Frank Kelly, legs aud bod, pruis, d
aud skull fractured; Robert Kur.E,
back hurt and face cut; Mrs. IA, W..
Dammes, leg hurt and body bruised.
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n..,rncllon I'D nr olssr,n,ors.

PANAMA, oct. g3.--Advicea from
IIugn. Peru, state inst a vanial act
has been Ierpeiratei on the Arequipa
"b.eryatpry. Brlgauds are reported to
hayest0lUn all VI the valuable lhh'ru-
n,,nts and destroyed the buildings.
The observatory was eh'aolishel by
Harvard unlvuislty anu WrH one o.
49,, 0pest puuippsd ia the world.
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PARRERsBuRu, w. Va, Oct. 23.-
Govefnul Mokinley's tour today WAS
along tho banks Of the Onto river on
the ohio river railway. Ne WIS &C.
companiei by =. b. Elkins, ex'seore-
tary OF war. Al Maiol Guy several
hundred people welcomed Mckinley,
who made a speech.
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CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 23.-Judgo
Luttou, u. .. circuit court, today emu
cd the ucctse In the noted Gaze OF Geo.
MuAiulliu ami CIV. McMuliin, repre-
senting the Canadian Copper COM
papy, against =. II, Richie, IN which
million aud a quarter dollars are in
volvei.
The d,olBlon Is in favor OF the Cop.
per company.
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r.I.en 10 meslee 20 DO shel.

San ANTONIO, Tex, oct 23.--Vic-
tor Oonua, the Mexican revolutionary
leader, was captured n fow days ago at
Fort stockton. He was takon uut OF
Jail lest night by fifteen masked men.
Itistuppo ed no has been taken Into
Mexico, where hu Will be shot. lie
could not be eXtraditod as he was Nh
American oltlZau,
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IiER CONFUSION AND MA
kXpICIED.
wEnNr.nAY Is rllr my.


CHICAGO, Oc. ga i've story
bfiok building nj i2j Wells street, IN
process Of construction, collapsed TO-.
day, tufyiur several wOtkmrn Ia the
RUNS. Two men could DO heard call.
lug Tor help iium under tho debris nnd
% was thought i've or Elk more we're
caught.
All the wofkmen escaped except
Mitchell Rose, u carpenter, anu an
Italian uamei Gafoni. rhey were
sODu r'tcuvi and though badly crushed
viii probably recover.
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suFrEuINo YHoH nRourH.
Cistcrns pnd Wells nry-nrinising
Anirr MnrnmLnE ncnTrr.

gtsterns Huu Wells hry
water becoming hcnfor'
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. IA
ssrious pruulrm II confronting the
citizenoUf New Og.0aua and suburban
tOwua. They do not know where they
are going TO get dJirkiug water uultss
il rams soon, OF which at present there
ssems no prospect. The drouth has
l6gleI now about twu months. Tue
risterns nre nearly all empty aud the
wells dry. The people depend almoit
entirely upon tine supply OF water
caught Oh the roofs OF houses Ia ois'
terns, The Mississippi river water ~
uufit 10 dunk unless filtered,
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HoSu kUNU, Oct. 28.-rhv captain
anu owners OF tue British steamer Tai
Yueu have demanded satisfaction fJT
the action ~ tue French cruiser FuT-
iait which summoned The Tat Nutn ~
display her u X anu flTvd guns 10 oil.
force tue dtmAuu.
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nesicau Randits captured.

TFrErELAN Mexico, Oca q -Brl.
gauus, led ny tuo notorious outlaw
JUNO L1ugorlo, viuitcI tuu Fauuh of
JulOsiitlan, this district, aud ki'luI
Mr.. Perez. AMI i0ur employees. Tue
uauuits were followed 10 the noun
ta,ns and three gnplurud, includ.
lug LOuEoflo. An wall be- held.
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OLATIE, Klaus, oct 23.-At .5!25
this morning freight train on the
kaussa CITY, Fort SCOTT a Memphis
railroad, ooilided with a Suing OF cars
which hHu run on the switch. The
ireman, l.. Stewart, was instantly
killed. Engineer IS. Il. smith jumped,
dlslooatng his lott shoulder ana receive
lug serious internal iuluries. Head.
breakman l.. n. Maslres was seriously
iuiuTer
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wan nUnoRs DENIED.
The uuateinRiAn uiui-ier In wash
tnEton Has Heard Nothing.


WAsIISuTON, Oct. 20. - Minister
ArfiRgH, GIAtrmalan minister, dosB
not credit the dispatches from OAxGca,
Mexico, that war Is impending between
Mexico aud Guatemala aud that the
latter Couutty has sent troops 10 meet
several thousand Mexican troops At
Acapulco aud Tohauntcptc. So or
ATnagn says that he would be quickly
alvited II any warllke step had beeu
taten, anu he has received nothing 10
show that such move has been made
or was contemplated. The boundary
line question being negotiated be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala Il no
mere, says the minister, than tbs
boundary between Mexico aud the
United states, and It has not at any
time reached u serious phase which
would warrant the reports Of war
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WAauiNJuN, oct. 2G-Sccto,aty
Huhe auitn has rtqaes.ci the sccio
tafyuf war 10 SEM tfO0ia 10 Indian
Territory 10 suppress tue lnwlsas baudg.
Accompanying tho request was % cuui.
muuicaiOu Secretary smith yesterday
received from Indian Territory detail.
iug the dtplOfnblu condition % nnats.
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LouRESso MARQUEE, Delagoa Bay,
Oct. 23.-lhe CHAMBER Of Commerce
has cauled the Portuguese government
that the condition of aiiairs here IL un.
UeaTable. Business IN ruined and an
epidemic IL threatened. Portugal Is
urged to have the rrausyaal govern.
ment send troops there.
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ST. PrIEEsuunU, Oct. .3-rho fol-
loving bullUtil was issuUi 81 10
O'Clock this morning: "rhc ear slept
better iast night HE m iesiy has iit.
tie appetite AMI there 10 no improve.
ment la the imperial palirupa strength
or VA tho aou0n Of the heart. lhu
Wluma uaB increased"
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IHE PHYSICIANS LEss PEssiMisriC.

PARIS, Oct GA dispatch 10 the
Figaro from Llvaiia says the disease
IRON winch the ear IL suffering re-.
Gently reached n terrible ofims wnioh
lasted thifteeu hours. The Dispatch
adds thai NJ pre.cnt hia malesly n
tiixhtiy hatfnf. Th~| Imperial physi-
cians, though treating tie situation as
SERIOUS, arc less prasiniatic.
BERLIN, Oct. 23.-rne Russian om.
bassy late yosiuriay afternoon received
tho following dispatch; "rhc improve
mtnt In tuetE,t'a condition TcpJfleI
on sunday has been maintained"
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CAPTURED IN sALr LAKE CITY.
Two Prisoners Escaped from Colo.
rnhn jan.

Two Prisoners Escaped from Colo
rRdo jail.
DESvER, Colo, Oct. 20. - Frank
Murray and James Bartlett, escaped
prisoners from the county jail, charged
with having wrecked uAin on tho
Santa Flo road near this city and looted
several stores At Littlston on the night
Of Ootober ~, haya been captured at
sslt Lake Guy. IL In sail they have
told where the third fugitive, Ted New
oil, can ho found. OniueTs leave for
Salt Lake this evening with rtquisi-
lions for the prisoners.
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sturdy sons OF tho Norih go to
british Columbia,

VICTORIA, u, C., oct, 90 REV.
simon 5aagstuut pioneer mlui-lef Of
Inc Lutheran church M minnesota,
and a little hand oil eighty Norwegian
farmers have got thus lar on Their way
10 Bella B1Ola, where they, with about
1900 VI th0ir oyuulrymeai purpose
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ACnANK AiJHUsTED.
Letters 60 Prominent Persons Found
Ia itis Pockets

NEW YORK, Oc..3.-A man named
Reiny, who Gays tnAt he n marble
cutter, huH been arrested Ia NrwHfb,
where ho was seen with the striking
eliak mAsrIs v no weut 10 ATTACK tue
nousv u man nAnaud GrllafJ, whsrr
~ ~ofi. wa heing donsfot tbt Nav
York factory. IL bis pocarts were
lettera addtctsrd to Mrs. William X.
Vanderbilt, Chnuucey NJ. DrpoW,
George Gould, SUP. Byrnos. lie said
that the one 20 Byfn,s wa. simply a
query whether he had received d lot.
ter from Reilly about tbs %, ent mys.
terious murder IN which description
Of the murderer was given. Tue otn srs
were OF rambling nature, half
btgging and half threatening. He
told the police that he would DO any.
thing 10 huIp tue strikers anu DOWN the
capitalists, aud the last Tow Jays he
pntt0llcd the avenues near Nanief-
biips home, watching for IN oppur,uu-
NY 10 XIII sImu Vt the family. lie Gays
hu has written several letters 10
Pgrsideut Cleveland.
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NEW York, Oct. 23--5uhtles, cham.
piou bicy vino undertook TO riuo
from Chicago TO New York In six
days, arrived nj Yonkors at 1855 am,
twelve hours behind time.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
4 LaVl.s Condition Of Affairs EI-
listing II is Said.
IIrE AND rRorEnlY NOt sEounr.
The People Of that Part Of tire Coun.
Try at the Mercy Of
Bnudits.

wAsHfSCIoS, oct 3-Tho Indian
Office ytbifeiay feeelvcl advice by tel1-
graph from the Indian Territory giving
btithy al account VI the Law less con.
diuon Of snairs In thu, section aud
asking that some action be taken by
,ho Uni,ud States authorities which
viii protect the citizens anu restore Of.
tcf. IL IL stated armed bands Of ou,laws
ate Ia possession OF the Territory. it 10
stated the iLdian police arc unable TO
protect the people ami pfcycutTolbrry.
Lavlrss bands iuiest all sections. Men
uro held up by hishwaymeu In hrund
daylight nui robbed Life aud prop.
eny HTb ngt srcutu either by Jay Uf
ghL The expires companies have
refused 10 transport money, fud no
other means VI carrying iuuue hos been
duvistd. There ATE thfou woli.kuuw %
ufsauiz1d bands Of dUsIUudOUs, CON.
IUscd vi thieves, thuge sud Tough Guar.
lCtufs from Rll sections OF tho county,
VITO make II buhiuois VI pillaging
towns.
40 result, n reign Of terror exists,
nuI the people OF tbe Territory are nj
tlr mercy OF these gangs it u sup.
l0sul the mafaultts journey from Que
-rHuOn 10 auognur la pursuit Of booty,
aud lhat tnn train rOubufiUd IN the
nOuthwcst are thu work VI lnrsu dee
!ttadous, who mako their headquarters
% the Indian Territory.
lhet1 la been considerable discus.
.l0n Va Congress growing out OF tnc
laWltas bands Ia tue Territory, anu
rusgcaNuua nave been made Tor an
uuure IcJIFaul1iti1u VI affairs there,
BOO utdtr that rUtbrFy may be- sup
proceed ana the control Of the peace VI
the Territory come unuCf Authority
n1mlotrlt ~ cuIOgcu law and order
Il haf ouuh suggested thut iu TOE proc
vnt emergency llc territory could be
place under martial law aud troops
directed 10 Ulrnr the Territory Of the
guuab which Low inject D. This would
tg ln ~ rene measure aud would not
iiEuly DO frtortud 10 uniets ali Otnef
methods iAli.