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The evening world., 1894-07-09
Some Law In This.

t the EdlL.T:
a city employee who ia being examined IN
der o-.A bai5re en- investigation coma!tte. is
asiei the following question: Have you bank
account" He snsver3 no. IA 4 matter Of fact
he hes q bank ccc-uut. but In another state.
Is that witness guilty OF perjury Il so. lie
be prosecuted? ~ whom? What IL the penalty
ard how does the Statute c: Limitations apply to
the case" A. o.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
He Wants to Be n Lawyer.

10 TIs FlIIeI.
am = y-uns nan. twenty years cid. and ue-
llcvs that ain torn lawyer. have TO sup
g5rt nysat. being orphan. am willing
to d. anything. study nights. any cher way
% accomplish the end fer vhlch I believe /
vas intended. have taken lessons at the free
schoo5 In Cooper Un.oa. would now like 70
find o.: where can get tn. bocks &c. without
Il costing ma much. AM advice would be
srpa;ly appreciated. LEW.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
LETTERS.

l7I1 ooA:r.a 10 c5ca 10 eveTos'y SAs hns Q
,r-.riaf..' 10 -.cj. rlrssos 70 r>r'i'11t, uysr'
z..H.y- . sis 10 ~ y c7>ra rlres 70 ckL
- - & y,R,c ~ :. 10 d>issos's5ot, os5 -
-.u.. a: .ael 49, .,,s Ia, ~ ssrA LoSF
-..ri e-f.r,1 B. g-.:L2
The evening world., 1894-07-09
HOUSE, S||elltE)

low lie claims that after gloves Inv.
so' thoroughly set" to the shape of n.
hands they have become documents be,,
ing witness to their wearers charac.-.I
disposition and prospects in life"-doc,1
ments written in sort OF universal AN,
yet mysterious language. with wbics
only the manlcoiogist is as vet az
quaintcd.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
s.dev a,ks in Had Condition..

Are .o. SOLO WHO eva etsv los compelled 70
tsep Too Sidewalks ia e cyEci'I-a ?, p-opla can
v-E On uG-? Tai7. -Ees.-ta stree. west o.!
n-o !r~, gsd lhIr.y--e1..@ street. vest CT
s."-r avenue, is H. q ys.y 10 coalition, AID
Ga ratag E.s.ts 2. Ia ret 1a:2 for lady 70 vs!s
on tic. .'ae u to 7-y o. acs-.n; Q! tie po,ls
c. r-;-7 ,-t. .s'.l ,.s.- T.s ae.!ca Lave lssn
a-a..s.-+a o., D.. +. La de-, no 4,Ca. ..s.J.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
The Couuc,ry OF Crpid.

IL tal ..e.t-..
I've lea 's-s.ls eo'apsag SIT. 3. 5-ls sly
twenty-five '-.a.-a always n-e1 her. lad G.d
N'.t vas risN'. LL1t VS.. Gle --6, :cung
u.2a C '..t.a L-,t-E l.oAiag :lta rns I'D let
ne. ".'l rsras A!ad reEasr tell ne VIA. - Co
IN alaaEt c-azr. GEOkGR
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Three Ga,c ~ Concert.

&c -. -Hr'
Edward &--ptg Mortimer E-ss.t.. "a sad
H-.'~'r, 90 enc he'd coucsr: Q. r. Es-. On.
hundred G.G Pi.ir.uth Ft-csI To- '.c sick Babies
Fund. at which they collected incios,: q.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

For big Issue. az II Is. the tariff leg
islation at Washington Is cutting IA small
side ngure AT present Yet II the tariff
issue had been promptly met, the pres
ent labor emergency might have been
avoided
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Their sIztieth Anniversary.

Tb, Rev. srd Mn. Rictagd Ho-lon, c, l.ss
second avenue, viii hold Tsoopton to-day 10 eel
Citrate the slItsh saniysrsary OF their mar
rage. Mrs. Esther Horton Miller. OF Rye. N. Y,
a sister OF Mr.. Horton. will receive with them
sac esisbrated the lftieth anniversary Of hsr
marriage On June %. 1850.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

The women Of Butler. h. j.. are all
right. They took their places In line in
the bucket brigndes formed at fire
Yesterday and rendered great service.
The bucket brigadcs put out the FIRE. and
the women did the largest share of the
work
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Mnude HowelIs Musicale,

- ~ HlIts'
Iu;los,i ?lsa-. nza 'aea.y eEdsr &c tss .a.o-a,
@: $3.50, tas pTscss.s c: mg,i.A.s gives b.
to- OF u. I1'iD .ogaz ls1Iss TO- tNs teastt &.
..n: Eirl bssite' Fund, .5AUlE EON'-!L
Ea., lall- L.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Mayor schieren styH: II find brooklyn
very difficult city t. govern" He Is
not the only Mayor Of Brooklyn who
has had that experience.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
BASEBALL AZ Il b."
Twill Be Played at the Polo
Grounds Tomorrow.
And Lovely Girls Will Sell the
Players Photos.
"i4g2" VS.. 1.-The Passing Show "
for the Sick Babies Fund.
The subscriptiop


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Aaad' hoa.ll East Ia..', l. '....'..... go
N.sers 10 byine. Ps..t4.. Bu.d.Es ..... -!
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FAM w. l's'., tui o'hsrs L'ots37 u.
Are! Koeha s1.si s5uu Pm srea,,. 100
A.. u C......a .u,uy.,.s. L f 80
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L.'atf t, A1i..t. 49,. .......'..'.' ~
Ne ard "a. Rochelle Pa ........... -"
Ednaii = -rDhy a.! o,atrr -0Lets' ....., 2Oo
, ID sIs.-.,.. 100
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g. y.r.,.-.. 10
-
Spaud - or "a cents a. ..e Polo Grounds
-. va, ,,.,u 49,, 49,.
S'''t-''v" a''F'"1e'' IA WIN he'p t"a'
beautiful charity 'h" ~!ck Babies Fund
and .'.., s,a ,,ta-.tau NJ liz baseball.
a.,
me great game 'h'ss OH to-morEo"
between Canar. Lcderer's THE Pass
inc, .5...,..' ..|,.. e. "a n ,,lcI,g ,,,,, nv
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Cafe au Lait.

The French only drink strong coffss
after dinner. Then small cups. holding
two ounces or less are used. The break
fast coffee is half coffee and half boiling
milk
The evening world., 1894-07-09

a saloon wGs blown to pieces IN Min
neapoils YESTERDAY 1t was a big waste
OF a good many Sunday drinks.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Cur,aut lee,

One pint Of currcht Juice. one nouns
OF sugar. and piru of water: put /,
freezer. and when parrly frozen. add ~.
whites OF three eggs, well beaten
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Baby Ruth and Baby Esther are pes
tered by camera hends at Buzza rds
Bay. This Is the penalty OF being the
iirst babies OF the land.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Evening World" extra editions fur
nlJhcd the only adequate means by
which New Yorl, kept Up with the strike
situation yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Latest Hint from Paris.

knowing ones says that the latest
thing in Paris is dress with lace
h9unces on the skirt. lace revers on the
bodice and velvet sleeves, collar and
The evening world., 1894-07-09

turbauce was loaAe' have beeu killed or
injured so far In ana Ground Chicago.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
school children, AZ.

I TIC Ia g..
Iisaso l-ce7t ne irc!ostd ~ .a5 t.. Sea. BaL.,a
rlad ton tho eA!.2rea q. T-Aa-! IN .;es,t
strg.t i-...t-u.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

The best thing to do these days ts 70
keep cool and say nothing that Will in
crease the temperature.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

How much for Justice Divers
thoughts AZ lie reads "TLG Worlds"
daily record Of eventg IN his courtroom?
The evening world., 1894-07-09
In BertrRm's NeIno.v.

70 The E-..1::
Iasloted bad s. for tas sick Babies Fuas 10
meRorlIn BeEtrsa s. BTe,h.rL
Mrs.. S, BROTHERS.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

President Ccveland's proclamation IS
e timely warning to curious people to
6cep out OF troubles Nay
The evening world., 1894-07-09

may be had from the Illustration. In
place Of lace he dress has nainsook en-
broidery. The material IS pink taheta,
Ayith green velvet waist trimming.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Erooklyn has It's pantstas, too. They
have been trying to blackmetl members
OF It's Fire Department.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
How About Black Cats:

TO tue EdIIoT'
Are black cats luekys I have q beauty. I
visa 70 NOV. and do not Ike TO leave It be-
hisa JOHN WILSON.
The evening world., 1894-07-09
Reliable styles.

Reliable styles in dress are not nun,er-
Gus. This Is one of the few. Provided
the little straw hat is becoming, girl
in an outfit like the model could hold
her own from May until October. ir any
The evening world., 1894-07-09

New York is not looking for the worst
locally, And It hopes very much for the
best, generally.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

When Chicago puts up & riot II yea
orally puts up a good one.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

WIN Croker submit to arbitration
the question MS to whore he got III
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Grants words are ayropos Just now.
Let us have peace"
The evening world., 1894-07-09

circle OF society. Blue drill cloth, tsi'
tornado, artistically htted, with brown
shoes and gloves, waistcoat to suit the
occasion, a lace jabot, a blue silk sun
umbrelld-and that's all there Is to
genteel costume.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Eeode-s Of THE ETI.yIgG g0ELD Lsd1ng
De efy yor the hot months ss0tid seaa IN hsr I'd.
sss1ses oad hc-. 1iiL L tkAIAv h OkLD p.aised
10 alen regularly
The evening world., 1894-07-09

Tn. ,tey-et-hones enjoyed a beautiful
Sunday.
The evening world., 1894-07-09

The Constitutional Convention needs
q spur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
There were no transactions In Government
bonds. and quotations are as follows

There were no dealings in State issues, nor in
CITY bank stock The railway bond market was
duil hui firm The advances Of importance were
as follows: Oregon Railway and Navigation ~
rect IL; Philadelphia and Reading "a pref
ines ~: and Toledo Peoria and western ~
Indeed all the Readings were strong NO Dohns
NJ Importance showed declines, and the total Uar
valuc) OF sales was S6ll,OOO
Money was at per cent on CAL. with fe"
dealings.
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT
The receipts for customs reported from wash
ington to-day were $409, 100; from internal rev
enue s275155 and from miscellaneous sources.
sI59 695 The Treasury received S22S,75s National
hank notes for redemption and the receipts on
this account for the week ended to-day amounted
10 81 450734 To secure National bank note cir
culation Il holds s20l. 900 In these ponds
or and hsf per cents extended per cent y 1880
Bonds deposited for circulation during the
week. 1884 900: bonds held 10 secure circulation
Withdrawn. $7S3700 National bank note clrcula-
lion outstanding-Currency notes, $2OL5"IoSo;
gold notes 1872 957 against which the Treasury
holds. s27 343 legal-tender money for the re-
demption Of surrendered circulation.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearlng
House $506963
The market for sterling quiet and I'M
changed for to-day and the posted rates were
left AT 4S5Ih and 4S7. Rates for actual bust
ness were as follows: Sixty days AS5hm4s51s;
demand 1861; cables. 4s6% commercial bills
were 4.S%i2 <,,
Continental bills quoted as follows:
Francs Sissy less 1-16 and 517l2 less JIG;
rechsmarks So 3-l6 and 50 9-16; guilders. 4O4 and
4Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
Uipioeno \ Notices.
American Steel Ga ting Company.

coun,ns maturing |. 1884,. on bonds OF Am cin
sce, casting Company viii be paid and after thi GATE
ny WV '" ~ & J. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
New-YOrk and New-England
Reorganization.

To DecrsitOrs Under the Plan Of ReOrgnni-
zRtiOn of Preferred Common stock OF
THE NEW-YORk AND NEW -ENGLAND
RAILROAD COMPANYi
The fourth nstament Of the payment required ny the
Agreement Reorganization is hereby called and all
II certificates Of deposit Of either Preferred or
hereby notified that such fourth install
men,, VIZ per shnr. Preferred Stock and $50
share Common Stock must be paid on or before
September -. 1891. at the MANHATTAN TRUST CON-
PANY No. Nassau-st.. New-York city. or the OLD
COLONY TRUST COMPANY. Ames building. Boston.
Mass Certificates Deposit be presented At the
Of payment In order tina, the same may be noted
thereon.
JOHN I. WATERBURY,,
HENRY w. CANNON,
T.. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. Jr,
Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
Antlicr Salce. financial,
LOUIS MEsIEU. AUCTIONEER.
AUCTION SALE
or
STOCKS AND BONDS.
ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON
viii sell n, auction



q, 20 oclock nom at the y !. Zeal Estate Salesroon.
- " SO III broadway.
Fer account Of whom II may concern . .
s-ca 900 Fast Tennessee Virginia Georgia Railway
F'' O. lst Extension Mortgage = e. Bonds
soaO 600 East Tennessee Virginia Georgia HALLWAY Co
Gene al Mofigagc > y G. Bonds %. VI. az %.
REORGANIZATION Certihcates)-
so,, washington Western Railroad Co. LIST
Mortgage T. g Bonds.
central Railroad & Banking CO. ~ Georgia
D. r. Consolidated Mortgage Ponds
s 90 .ls virginia Midland Railway Co stock.
4 400 shn East Tennessee. virginia Georgia Halfway
Go. ist yrcferrei stock ,,,
10 900 sbs Eat tennessee Virginia Georgln Railway
~ 90 "a preferred stock
go shs Charlotte. Columbia & Augusta Rhiroah 20.
q AGO sbs Richmond 4 West Point Terminal Railway 4
Warehouse co. common stock
GOA 900 H,Iflu,nrr Cheeapeahc Richmond Steamboat
Co Certificates Of lndeltcinesE
2 800 shs Baltimore. Chesapeake q Richmond Steamboat
SOS 600 Georgia Pacific Railway Co. Equipment
s253 90 Georgia Pacific Railway Go. Equipment
Ponds. n.
1919 600 Georgia Pacific Railway GO. Consoiidated "a
Mortgage y. G. Bonds o., VI. * Co., Ne-
nrgaulZatiOn certincn'er).
Il AT 900 Richmond Danvllc Railroad GO. . p C.
Confodaie1 Mortgage Bonds Cd. NJ * 90 Re
orgnnzation C-riinca'esb.
$3.50 600 Richmond & Danvilie Railroad CO. ..
Equipment Bonds
$40 Oo Richmond Dnnviile Railroad Co. p Equip
ment Bonds.
$3.50 900 Ricnmond West Point Terminal ha pa
4. Warehouse Co ?. C Collateral Trust Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23

finaucial.
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS.

Referring the previous advertisement and circular
Of this Committee large deposits of the above bonds
having already made holders OF deposited bonds
are urgently requested deposit their holdings at
with the Security and Trust Co. No 40 Wall
Street ew-York exchange fn It's negotiable re-
cepts will be listed majority OF the
bonds have been deposited
As forth in the Committees circular. II IL OF the
utmost importance to the second Mortgage Bondholders
that be represented by separate COM
mttee and In approaching third consecutive
default on the October st bonihoders should Do
post their bonds before that day In order mat
their Interests may I've adequately protected
The Committee takes pleasure In announcing the ad-
don Of Messrs ID. Wright. OF Philadelphia and
benjamin =. Cheney. Of Boston TO its number
New-York September 18th. 1894.
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON. Chairman.
DIMONT CLARKE, Vlcc-Chatrman.
Luther kOtNTZE.
HENRY 8. REDMOND.
CHARLES 8. FAIRCHILD,
CHARLES II. WRIGHT.
UENJAMIN +. CHENEY, JR,
Committee.
MICHAEL II. CARDOZO, Counsel,
=. T.. kILNER, Secretary.
40 Broadway New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

In London British consols were 1O2 3-l6 for
both money and account. The Bank of England
lost f2s7I94 during the week Money was at
MMh' Call money y per cent; short bills u
ner cent three months bills 9-l6 per cent. Bar
silver in London 20 7-16d. IL New-York the
nrice of commercial bar silver Is 631s cents
ttmer,can railway shares were generally sold at
nrices on a level with yesterdays closings in
fbis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23

The Continental Trust Company. No. Is Wall
st has declared its second quarterly dividend ~
~ per cent. payable october 10. Transfer BOOKS
close October !. 80
Charles T. Quincy advises stockholders or inc
Toledo Ann Arho- and North Michigan Railway
Company not II deposit their stock or pay any
assessment under any plan II reorganization un-
III an examination and report have been made ~
the actual financial condition 81 the company by
an independent expert accountant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.

December option .... 55h 55S S4A ois 2c'V"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23

IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE At NEWBORN.
1895
r,.,.ooss .. s. III. GI SlGl,.G-O 27S2 ioi
General rucfchandis". hbl" ~" ""l'"" 'N'''-7'
Total f1r ~. w.rk. s" as ~ $500 80" go" ~
since January l...... il""'" -" fdlall~" So!
IMPORTS OF SPECIE At Ntaw YORK.
- ,,o yc.l 80 81 3l2 i3s $50 3ai
since Januerv i..... 1897 i1j - .12If2 lb5ia 81
EXPORTS OF srECIE At NEW.YoTK
,o- the ve.k Ss>p7G sos 80 sG77 333
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23

TILE BANK STATEMENT.


BY the operations Of the New-York Sub-Ireas-
ury in the week ended last night the associa'en
banks gained 1889 2ss The weekly bank state
ment published to-day showed an average
gain IN cash Of s344 400. The increase in cash
was unexpected as those who have watched
the movement of money this week expected
decrease The increase in loans was s2s52.5oo'
which was encouraging. and showed 1alr
demand for mercantile accommodation. Depos-
It's increased 81. 293. 700. The result OF all the
changes was an increase Of s209I5, ana the
banks hold In excess of legal requirements
s59.974,675, against ST. 6O9s5o In the correspond
ing week a year ago. and s5,O5l075 at the same
time In the preceding year
The following are the comparative statements
Of September Is and September y:
Loan. scg,s%ss9! 3 :%5:S5:.. s nc
: sss.;: " s !s5:t ;;% ne 50
Tho following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits of the re-
specie 81 sss s a %" Ins '5s 1SS
Total reserve s2o $1,000 s2o6o5e7o 200 Inc SS''''"
sSans deposits lac i4eas2o2' Dec 800 2'
srrr,u. $50 oss 700 tsos74e,a Inc. s2o,975
The Clearing House statement was as iol-
lows: For to-day-Exchanges. s1.545,3O6; bal
ances sA5l7,5O6. For 'he week-EXchanges'
s475 4l5 $50; balances. $30995,O2s
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
During the short session OF yesterday 'he
market was strong and the Changers were the
most active stocks. Rock Island was naturaIE
conspicuous scoring an advance OF lrs 10 olH,
the highest Of the day. ST Paul was the Ieauer
in point Of activity. II also was strong. CLOS
ing AT 657a within ~ Of the top. and WIN
net gain Of u. Burlington kept pace with ,he
Others on about half the amount or traulhs:
it's gain being u. There were 900 sharcS .,
Northwestern done between lO3NnIV4' J., cioS,i
at the high figure-an advance oi -. ne oiS
other stock in the railway list at all aCuNe
was Reading Its closing price was It's pcs.
of the day. and Of the week.-Mrs. Inc ST.
has been flooded recently with reports Iro,ii
| Philadelphia indicating the success OF the r-al ~
Dlan Of reorganization. but they seem u eII'H-
| nate from people who desire such cohsu'i,A"a
| ton The imperfect details when haVe p, ,
| supplied to the public concerning Inns pan
| have not been sufficient to allow inteIiseh'
Judgment as to It's probable success Inc III,
dustr,aIs were unusually quiet ana presented
no feature AS rule the market closed AT us
hest nrices but the bulk OF business was Hmch
restricted amounting only to 6S,9S2 shares Inc
| strength OF the market was unques'oiiaipN
due to covering by shorts NO news Oh I'M
| portance developed
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
| There were no transactions in Government
| bonds and quotations are as follows:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-08

estimates allowing liberal lee-way for Popu-
list majorities in county districts give the
state to the Republicans by .plurality
over the Populists of 10000. There appears
to be no doubt that the Republicans have
carried six of seven Congressional districts.
with chances generally in favor of their
winning the remaining one. This gives them
seven congressman including one from the
state at large. gain of five, with n proba-
bility of gain of six. Carefully revised
legislative estimates of the counties heard
from with returns already received at Re-
publican headquarters show 81 Republican
members elected out of 125, the remaining
SO being divided between Democrats and
Populists.
The Populists and Dem ocrats have
twenty-five hold over Senators and the Re-
publicans fifteen. This gives the Republi-
cans majority of thirty-niLe on joint bal
lot.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-08
IN A RAT TRAP
Reports That the Chinese Fleet Is Penned
Up at Port Arthur.

London, November IA despatch to
the Pail Mall Gazette from the CheeFoo,
says tine Japanese land and sea forces
have made simultaneous and vigorous
attack ON Port Arthur. The Chinese
feet is inside the harbor
London, November THE cor rsspon-
dent of the Central News at Shanghai
says: Rumors are persistently circula-
ted there that the Pi Yang squadron is
in Port Arthur. If these rumors are
founded on fact, it must be that the
fleet went there under orders rece;v we'd
direct from Pekin, as Lii Hung Chang
would never have allowed the squadron
to be caught in snch rat trap. The
Chinese report the Japanese are rapidly
advancing in the rear of Port Arthur,
and that a strong Japanese fleet, in
cluding 30 rorpdo boats, is outside the
harbor. 1t is expected Port Arthur and
the Chinese feet will fall into the hands
of the enemy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-08

state, and elected the six state senator's
and IS Of the 60 assembly men. I he next
Senate will stand Republican ~. Demo-
Gratis 4. The House will stand 5s Repub-
iicans and four Democrats. This will
insure the return of Republican, snc-
cessor to John r. Mcpherson. in the
United States Senate. Eight Republi-
can congressman were elected nv nlnral-
tiles of 500 to S472.
South Carolina.
Columbia, SC, November 7-Later
returns from the state show the total
vote to be little over &C, 600. Evans. the
regular Democratic candidate. is elected
by 20, 900 majority over Pope, the indie
pendent candidate. The Constitutional
convention is decided upon BY major
ity OF 5000. Pope charges his defeat 10
fraud. 1t is not decided what steps viii
be taken in the matter, if any.
New York.
New York, November 7.-Revised re-
turns from every assembly district in
the state show the Republicans have
elected 1O6 assemblymen ans the Dem
ocrats %.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-08
PERisHEO IN THE STORM.
Two Gunners Found Dead in Swamp
After a Long Search.

Whitman. Mass. November 7.-Brad ford
S. Bryant, a local fish dealer and Daniel
Powers, we'll known citizen. Monday went
to Great Cedar swamp in Hanson to spend
the day cunning. They did not return at
night, and Tuesday morning. when the hig
fall of snow was seen. their relatives be-
come anxious and went to the SWAMP and
searched all day. Late in the afternoon the
team was found in Brewsterfeld on the
Halifax side of the swamp, the horse half
dead from cold and hunger. Cedar swamp
is one of the most dangerous localities in
the vicinity, and is about four miles long.
and two wide, and people have been lost in
its bog holes and small ponds. This morning
a systematic search began, and about
eleven O'Clock the body of Powers was
found 400 feet from the edge of the swamp.
An hour later the body of Bryant was found
a half mile away. Both were dead from ex-
posure. Powers leaves a wife and five chill
dren. Bryant leaves father and mother.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-08
To Receive Her Torpedo ontfit.

Newport, R.I.. November 7.-United
States cruiser Montgomery arrived here
this morning and anchored back of the
United States torpedo station. Her
torpedo outfit will be put on board and
set up Immediately.
Schooner George e. Hale, which went
ashore on Dutch Island, is leaking bad
ly. She has BEEN driven SO high up on
the shore that her cargo of laths will all
have to be removed before an attempt
can be made to haul her off.
The schooners reported ashore at Fix
Hill Point came off without injury, and
anchored in Dutch Island Harbor.