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New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

FIVE PERSONS KILLED OUTRIGHT-THE OLD
STORY or TIIAwISG OUT THE
DEADLY EXPLOSIVE

IrOnwOod. Mich, oct A-John Ravell, a miner,
this evening put "A half-bOx Of dynamite In the
kitchen stove 10 thaw II out for use in the morn
Ing. The family, consisting Of seven persons was
gathered about tn. stove chatting over the in
cidcnts of the day and cOnversing with neigh
Dor, Mrs. Peterson. In few minutes, without "A
prcinOnitiOn Of danger there was a terrific explo-
SION which dealt on. death with unspa ring
hand. The following were killed: John Kavell.
Peter Raveil. Daniel Ravell and Mrs. Louise
Peterson. Clarence Ravell. a baby. Mrs. John
Kavell, and Thomas Kavcll were injured
The injured ar, reported in a dangerous con-
ditOn. and II Is not unlikely that the family will
be cxterminated a result Of the fathers foolish
move
The house was blown 10 atoms.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
AFFAIRS ~ BROOhL w.
FIRE MARSHAL. LEWIS RESIGNS.

Rentam!n Lewis who has held the ofic" ot IRE
marshal for a number OF years. forwarded Ms re'S
nation to Fire COMMISSIONS Wurst"r, Yesterday
10 take effect on November |. The reason ne as
signaI I'm his r,signatlOn impaired health
contracted IN the servic" Of the department IN
accepting me resignation. Commissioner W ursttr
wrote TO Mr. LOWS that he d.d 50 vain regret
believing tha; tho city would los" the services ol
valuable. competent and upright official MI LOWS
was first appointed about twenty years ago
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
MEssRs STRONG AHp GoFF INDoRsEp.

4, a weIlattrnd"i meeting of the fatr'"l' ~
publican Ciub. at so 2iS East Seventy-'gh' ST.
In the XXlM Assembly District. iast oven
ing rcsoluiionaa heartily indofsins me NOM
nation, Of William l.. strong. for Mayor ana
Icbr r. con for Recorder were unanimously
adopted. President Benjanin 0ppemhe'mnT no,iy priv
ernlauded were made by John Proctor clarke
III o,ppenhamcr and Others.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
A MORTGAGE FOR ,ooco FILED.

Chicago oct. S-A mortgage filed In the
Recorder Office to-Iay from the Louisville. New
Albany and Chicago Railroad Company To the
Central Trust Company Of Ncw-York and James
MurdOck. trustees the mortgage being for the So
curity OF equipment per cent sinking fund gold
bonds Tn" bondF are not la the aggregate to
ceel an amount ef
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
WARNER MILLER SOON TO TAKE THt
STUMP

Lite Falls y. y. oct Sex senator ""''''
Miller .isitsI this city to-day He told reporter
that ncxt week he would begin stunp'ns tn" 9i'te
Cor Morton The tariff vii, be- discussed In manu-
featuring cities" said he. and when We % -
New-N ork the work % the IeNow Commute VII
be- the princpai topic The campaign VIII D" tle
creates; In our history think III "li De oea''"
hN-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
STEVENSON DECLINES THE NOMINATION

Preston Stevenson Of Bergen County. who W.
nominated for Congress by the Vth District Coz
vention (DemD At Hackensack last "Wednesday. ssf
a letter 10 the committee Yesterday positively "
lining TO accent the nomination The party bossa
In Paterson were running around yesterday aNt'
noon trying to get somebody who would conseG
II make the run
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

W l.. WILSON OPENS HIS CAMPAIGN.
ChirestoVn. W Va, oct S-Congressman Will
liam /. Wilson WAS welcomed 10 West Virginia
with much enthusiasm. \ committee OF 80 Chales
town met him and his party from Washington
At Harpers Ferry great crowd followed Mr.
Wilson'S carriage from the station here 10 the ut,le
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
J. u STEWART FOR ASSEMBLY

Tho Republican Assembly Convention u the
District OF Wcstchcsicr County Was held ~ In
coin HaH Mount Vernon. Yesterday afternoon
John NJ Stewart. of West chester. Wa noinlnat"1
for IN. Asecrlhfv On The lrst thiio, D. two ma
lori'y His opponent wts eN- N-Asscmb> indn brad
Tor. Rhodes. of SrarslAl'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
THE REGIsTRATIoN rp THE STAT.

Kingston y y oct :. The total registration
In this city for both Saturdays this year Ia 2s''
an increase %, over 80 over the total FOR the
first two registration days last year.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
EAsrnnrNp rREIGnr SHIPMENTS.

Chicago oct : Last weeks eaetbound ship
pcnts showed further light Increase over those of
the previous week. They amounted To A.cD tons
compared with I Ss2 fQr the previous week. and
T. G53 tons for the CORRESPONDING week last year
Lake shipments last week amounted to 74,g9 tons.
against - 6s2 tons for the previous week
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
RAILROAD BONDS SAID TO BE MISSING.

The honlhol icrs' ccmmitter of tho Northern IA
c!ac Railroad Company and the receivers have been
IN communication for the last few days In regard 10
a large number OF bonds which reported missing
from the treasury If ihe chicago ani Northern Pa
clhc. The present market value Of the bonds Is
about Nc00VD II was said yesterday that the bonds
hal been used last 20 secure loans FOR the
Northern Paclhr Company.
The b1niholI"rs' committee ~ the chicago ana
Mort hern Pacific has not yet decided upon any def
nitc plan IN regard - suit for the recovery ~ the
property II was said Yesterday that IL would make
every EFFORT 20 have separate receivers appointed.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
v.cnRvrcK FOR coNGrrss

Tho R,ruhlican. ~ the Tlrg' Congress ds-
t,i,, teli their convention ~ jamaica Long Isl
and ycsterlay and nominated for Congress Rcn-
ara Z. Mccormick. of Jamaica
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
RELIEVING THE RECEIVERS.
JUDGE JENKINS TO THE RESCUE OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC
THE 1ssr.r; OF s. COO 900 or CERTIFICATES AUTHOR
IZED-T PROTESTING BONDHOLD-


TIE or Sj.OfNpOJ or 'i-I' If y 10
IzED-rRoTEsTING BoNDHoID-
ERs PROTECTED.
Chicago. oct S-Judge Jenkins this after
noon authorized the issuance Of $5,OOooOo worth
of receivers certificates. by the marketing
OF which the immediate debts Of the Northern
Pacific road can be paid. On account OF tne
great opposition Of the second and third BOND
holders to the issuance If the certificates the
court placed restraint IN the actions OF the
receivers by ordering that they report to MN
October 90 what bid4 will have been by tha'
time received. ana at what interest. SO that he
may report on whether il will be proper to ac-
cept them or not.
Mr. Cromwell announced that the trustees
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company. read
statement from holders Of first, second ana
third mortgage bonds to the amount OF
$50 100000 asking that the receivers ceruh-
Gates asked for be issued at once. The OBJ
jectors represented but s6OOo,OOO worth OF bonds
Mr Cromwell read paper showing the
straits in which the road now finds itself. lie
urged that the application be granted and as
serted 4 delay Of a week would seriously in
convenience the receivers. our present
needs" said Mr.. Cromwell, are N,sOo'Ooo.
This IS in addition to the amount necessary to
retire the receivers certificates and redeem
loans We really owe over $2OOO0OO, but we
can get along with 81 100000. We owe the en-
ployes over $4,000 for wages
Mr. Cromwell said the road expected TO be
able to pay the interest the first mortgage
bonds by January /, If the petition was granted
He then read supplemental petition by the
receivers
Mr.. Petit wanted better security. lie asked
for weeks delay u arrange the business
details
Senator Spooner. Of Wisconsin. presented the
case further on Lchalf of the receivers at the
afternoon session.
Considerable feeling was shown by counsei
on both sides Mr. Petit representing the
Northern Pacific road. accusing the receivers
hy innuendo Of breach Of trust in legal
sense and Senator Spocner replying win some
warmth The charge" said he that the
receivers Of the Northern Pacific have tried IN
act without the knowledge Of the hondhoidcrs
IS absolutely false and without foundation
This charge has been made in public several
times and IL Is time ii either proved or
stopped The Northern Pacific management
has hammered this rcreivershp whenever II
could. Mr.. Ives has never co-operaicd with US
IN any way
Mr. Petit denied that Mr.. Ives had ever
shown any an Mostly toward the receivers.
n giving his decision Judge jenkins said ne
did not think the interests # IN" second ana
third horGholdcrs were in any danger and that
H. considered j. MS plain duty 20 come t. the
rcscue OF tho road in what he deemed most
urgent necessity for money.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

For torpid liver and all otno
conditions resulting from constlPs
ton, go by the book on Beecha"'
pills. ,.,,
Book free, pills 25c. AT ar~ ra
stores; or write to b. +. Allen ~
365 Canal St., New York.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern N,w York. lisht sno ~
In early morning followed by generally fair bu prooN
cloudy weather during the day. Conditions are fs'o
for the south New England and middle Au''"
coasts Tuesday night.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey and peis'-
threatening weather and rain. winds shifting to h"S
cooler.
For the District % Columbia Maryland ard NnS.-
threatening weather ANA " cooler northeast MA Ns.t
For North Carolina and South Carolina. ram '""
ing northeast winds, probably gales the COAST ,,,
For Western NewYork and Western Pennsylv ans,
orally fair except cloudy and possibly light Local. sN
at lake stations. west winds nx
For ohio. generally fair. west winds; slightly
For Indiana. Illinois. Missouri and Iowa. genefa"' "
warmer winds shifting to south -. r.ss
Signals are displayed at N-w-o Orleans and f,'' -
10 West Point. except at Jupiter and Key west
Tribune Office. Oct. .. am-The weather "a' -
orally fair anl cool yesterday. The temperature " a
between - ana 20 degrees. the average 'Ei'sl ~
higher than Sunday. and - higher than on '"'
responding day last year .M
III" weather day IN likely 10 be- cloudy. WIN SUI"
early IN the morning.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

At a meeting II the State Democracy OF the
XNlih Congress District. held at the JeHersoh
Club n East One-hundred-and-t thirty -siXtA-st last
night Dr James +. DAILY, OF No 5s3 Fast oh,-nuil,
Observation-Disclosures was unanimously nomlni'ed
fOr
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
SECRETARY CARLISLE Not A CANDIDArE

Washington. oct. S.-In regard to publication IA
he was a candidate for the United states sena's
snip from Kentucky. Secretary Carlisle TINS are
noon authorized thu statement that he was not .
WOui not be ac andidite
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

Court House. which could not hold one-ha.f Ne
people who endeavored TO gain entrance to X J.
the speech Of Mr. Wilson. which dealt chiefly Me
the tariff
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

Amsterdam y y. oct : ,Speciab-Jonn j.
Henderson. of Hcrkmcr. declines - accept th"
pernocrafic nomination for Congress IN hts dis
VII, 'rhc convention Will De- held tomorrow I'm
t'tlcA
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
IMMIGRANT CLEARING HOUSE ABOLISHED.

Chicago oct S-Th Advisory Committee Of The
Western immigration Clearing House to-day agreed
r. notify Commissioner Farmer. II the Trunk Line
PASSENGER Association. of the abrogator OF the
agreement between the two bodies. In view "i the
Trunk Line Associations action In assuming con-
tro. of the E'iis Island immigrant business con
ference WIS also ask"l for 80 take pace on Oc'o-
her i6 when the subject will be discussed. 1t Is
said tha, hy the time Of that meeting "A plan VIII
have been perfected to meet the competition 't the
Canadian Pacific which q. alleged 10 have been pay
ing excessive commissions despt" an protests \
rsviva, - commission payments is threatened II
the Trunk Line members 10 not coninu" the dgir"-
mem o. route business a. directed 10y the Western
lines through the JOINT agent IN New-lo
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For. Line. Mails close. Vessel salts.
l.ahn Bremen. y q Lloyd. ........... "A IN IN
laurie Liverpool White Star........ ....... ZOO IN
Trinidad, HctMuia CGrhcc. .......... a m ~ a IN
chimes Prince Montc'iico Prince. 300 300 p ~
Kr2uus. Kingston. Central Amer .... p IN y IN
~ Sol. New-orl'ans. Morgan..... ....... 300 u
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10
ti"rmanic. Liverpool Nhit- star. u m y IN
N"w pfk. S,uthafnptpn "a IN u
Ni'sltnd Antwerp. Red Snr......... II ~ a 10 y
fIhihr", Colon Columbian. .......... 9.au a 1900
Anth. Nassau. Rahnmh.. ...........l2 l2:1m 200 m
ianama. Havana. span Trans IN t. l5 m
,'',''' ''iN's"h Ait'ry .-....... 300 IN
seminole. JackSol VILE. ty,r........ y IN
Saratoga" Havana. y Y a 'uha...... loo III 800
THtE?DAN. OCTOBER H.
Nlp' Fort au Prince. Auis. 1000 l2UO
,u'lrr M"ni"Nideo. Lppr y Holt. .lltoa III luo m
'alntd R"tt"rdHm Meth II .O0 a III l,rp y IN
'"l"mh"i. Hamburg Hamb- Nm'r... II ?p 2uO T. M
Santiago. Nassau. Cull...... I.OU - 800 ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
JOHN f.. RUSSELL NOMINATED.
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS APPROVE THE
INCOME TAX AND SILVER REPEAL
AND DENuvNCE GoRMAN.


ANp DENpvNcE GoRMAN.
Boston oct s-The Democratic state Conven-
r'on was held IN the Music Hall today for the
nomination Of candidates FOR Governor and State
officers II was called order at ll.3o a. m. BY
John W Corcoran Chairman Of the Democratic
state Committee.
Tho usual committees were appointed. The
Committee on Credentials reported the presence
of $50 delegates from 800 towns and thirty cities
The Committed Permanent Organization made
report naming Ex-Governor William r. Russell
"a Chairman and Daniel Buckley. OF NortA
Easton. ard Nathaniel q Robinson. OF Boston. as
Secretaries.
After ox-Coyernor Russell had addressed the
convention. Nathan Matthews. Chairman OF the
Committee on Resolutions. read the platform.
which approves the repeal OF the sherman Act;
dcnources the Democratic Senators who prevented
the passage OF the Wilson BIZ as traitors 10 their
party. demands the election ot United states
Senators by a direct vote % the people approves
thc principles OF the income tax return TO
correct theories OF taxation and insists that state
and National bank notes shall be the only paper
currency The resolutions were adopted without
The following tickc, was then nominated:
For Governor. John +. Russell OF Leicester ror
Boston. FOR Secretary OF me Oomm hWsalth'
Charles \. DE Courcey. Of Lawrence; for Treas.
C,rccrii,ld. for Auditor \ fred c. Whitney OF
Boston. for Attorncy-General, Henry +. Hurl-
burt. OF Lynn.
John f. Russell. who is the fororn hope Of the
Bay state Democracy WAS born in Greenfield in
1888 lie was educated privately and literally.
Soon after attaining minority he travelled in Cen
tral America. collecting he journeyed material
for contemplated history OF the country's settle
nent: but the work. however, has not yet been
published In 1854 he returned the United States
as agent OF the Panama Railroad and the Panama
Mai Steamship Company From 1850 to 1885, he
WAS secretary OF the Massachusetts State Board
OF Agriculture Since his retirement from busi-
ness he has taken active interest in politics. He
vas elected Representative to Congress in 1856.
Last year he WAS nominated for Governor by
the Democrats and was defeated by the biggest
Republican plurality since 1879. He Is member
ol the most se ect clubs in Boston and New York.
lie is not related 10 Ex-Governor William T.
Russell
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
THE MUNICIPAL SITUATION


Mr. De Costa. Spirited addresses were also made
Nv the chairman and others.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sinr..r ,a5 Sunset 20 Moon - Moons Ia
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
\ VI Sandy Hook 3u> COY island , - Hel tin" j:2i
f.M SANDY Hook J"N Cos, Island 3.ij Hell Gate is
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
A BIG HOTEL ~ THE HANDS or A RECEITTR

The house was blown to atoms.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-19
Order OF Publication

STATE OF MISSorRI,
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vs.
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i t,''ia '''i h"Inn> D;trnniI nn,i -tihns bar
not rrs,n,, .'tt'aid ''t Iarnal. ,c,casrI W..
Whcrrumn," " =, 'he state of Missouri: '''
;'in 'tit'l;!:in;S t,. uotiti., ~ 'h' c'tfk that
,hn,,f ~ hiS commenced Il - 80, ~ ~ ~''
he j. ,. ''l> court. wherein h, ,,li,i,
luwi,I~ rI ,taiid ~ ana in possession nt -. t.
ne southwest fourth of ,hn 'u,tlhtA. Io~:
lin nnt I'i'' - township g., ta,,r. H''''''
th;r, ' 'i't> becn in po>>.Ssi.n nr N.. ~, ~ ~
Darn ,I, and further an,drln." '',,,,.,. ..
n:rnaIi ,,n.. "t.kh""n heirs of Arch,Lnlt
la,l .,,,t 'i VI record to own Il.Yi ,r ,,i.
,!.' ana ihht their lille v.> .i" -" rl s!isd
,,,i ,,,t 'it Hiii,i Arch, huta l,n.n,I ,"N "N w
hi,, ~, @ m'.f :tii'Figing the; iiil, hns ."
r;,n,i,.r.i - ''i'ii an! asking t!ra, n ,i,r,.n -
r,nnri " I ~ MS tdNur. pert.riinI, h; -, ~,
,''"In. ana that unlcss th. .:, ~ III !" az
,hnr.. tiI 'r al This CutIrf az ia, ,a,, 'i''> ,'>
Un,,S -. /" hc i"-"En and h,,i,l.,, -, t'iht
~ n, ,I a. me ", OF Memphis. in .'i,i % "'t.'
ar l,tnrr th1.,th; "a "a; "f August ncN;. ana ~,
,tIii snail 80 Tong con, ,in,,c,.' ~ M II The
.,r.n -. innit ne last taN of ,u;,, ,,. ''''"
,l,, | ~ "''i 10 the petition in s,it va , "''-
men, M, ta "a @ ~ ,hktn aS confessed ana iu,,.
WI pe rendered acc, ,r,iiunI, ' I"'f
Ana il is further ori"rcn Ih,nIh. ,h.,
Ui hc inI,li>lict., ac,urainm ' -, ''!t h'ir-
FARMERS Union 'N ~ 'a", IN the
-nr1oS' g. q. NETY, Circui, clc,l
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-19

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III 80. i'.tt + Il" "tiHsi;. ai!,,ej,ir go. t,S>
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-19

Cleveland wants the people taxed
to build him a ne" ana more eleran:
White House. |! ho don't like hl,
quarters and his pay let h:m resign
b. the way. he sen, congratulations
10 the queen on the birth OF the new
roNal >!ri. Oh. how our ar;,tucrst>
dole on royalty! And ;ic common.
people vote .ur i; Ike luu.i, driven
Ia Iowa Tril,una.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-19
Some OF the Conversions.

1t Is reported ut populst heat
quarters 1t Topel:s. Kansas, that /
". Francis. OF CI,Gc. who ran 70
lieutenant roVciror with Colone
Moonlight on the democratic tlcke
i'll l>>6, has joined the people
party. 1t IS sad that lie will stuml
the state for the p"puiisi ticket
Hon. }. Y. Lewis. of Alliance
Ohic. who Congressman lkiitS chez
manager in the campaign Of tv.
years ago. caused political >ensa
ten there hy indorsing CoNey as !;
congressional candidate in an inter.
view IN Il local paper, denouncm.
liilrt rs unfaithtul He asserts tha:
;Ae many democrats Will support
CoNey.
The lliawatha, Kansas. Democrat;
!oists the populist state ticket anc
announces that hereafter it vii! sup
port the principles Of The people,,
party. 1t charges the Democracy
with being false to the pledges made
in the Chicago platform. and com
mends the peoples party toy til,
pluck. carne>tne>s ANA enthusiasm
with tllc which it is meeting the
questions of the day.
Attorney Il. +. Taylor, of Nash
vile, y. e.. is out in an open letter
severIny his allegiance To the de
mocra'ic party and proclaiminy him
self for the peoples party.
Rev. W. J. White, ID. D., editor of
The Georgia Baptist. at Atlanta, Ga,
announcing editoriaIly that ''as things
now look in Georgia, he favors the
peoples party and expects to vote
The peoples party ticket as a private
citizen He has formerly been a
publican.
The Georgia Farmers Outlook
has this to say '.lleretofOre con
verts have come to us bv singles. but
now they are coming in squads.
Morgan districts give, us five, liher-
ty loving men in one bunch. \ ful.
hand. Halloo,
The Woodbury. Messenger. of
Woodbury.. Ca. formerly Il demo
cratic paper, is on, for the popu!ists
in a vigorous editorial announcement.
Il. :. Harris, one of the leading |
citizens Of Walton county Ca, has
joined the peoples party. la a card
he says ''it is solely Il question of
honesty on his part. He has al
ways been Il democrat
At The Topeka, Kansas, populist
headquarters it Is claimed that I. l..
Bond. of Salina, tnc law partner of |
I. +. Carver, has left the republican
party and will in the future affiliate
with the populists.
Nathan Cree. of Kansas CITY. Kan.
i delegate TO The recent Democratic
State Convention. :,nnouncc,. vc>tcr
day that he would vote the P"pul,i
ticket.
T. Jon :. leading merchant o.
Emp"ria. Kan. au'! heretofore pro
mincnt Republican,. pul ely announ-
ccs that BE Is for the :uil pupu!,, |
ticket.
John Mcl.uca> on. ot the lra.l;uo |
Republicans Of jefferson county.
Kan, has declared for the peopi:'-
party. y list ,f u other Il 'publican>
IN he same township have declared
the sam" way ana their naEi,> can y,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-07-19

Senator PETER has offered an amend.
ment 10 TIE TART. bill, lev, ING S1o i
head oH Immigrants. THIS would
doubtless project American labor.
but it would not he The kind OF pr,,
lection ;lIe manufacturers are Iookin.
fur,-TarkIo lu'iepen,ieu;