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PETITIONS AND AMENDMENTS.
ALONG LIST OF THEM PRESENTED IN THE co
VENTION


VENTION
Albany June y tSpeciaD.-The Constitutional Con-
.ennon today received large number of petitions
IRON persons favoring the addition Of a civil Ser
wee reform plank u the Constitution. This in
ouced John l. Gilbert to move the appointment Of
special committee to consider this subject. His
mo'ion was adopted and President Choate will ap-
p'ht the committee tomorrow
reuupns were received in goodly number praying
~ the appointment Of a special State commission
v examine nearby "asylums and mOnasteries to see
"s persons are not unjustly confined in the same
W, W. H. Steele presented petition from the Oswego
Depust Association praying the Convention TO
s1opt an amendment prohibiting sectarian appro-
pratons
"'' Blake presented resolution calling upon the
s'e's'ary Of State to report TO the convention the
ssner OF indictments for murder in the first and
Ana "a ueefees IN this State between January l. 1888
upon Tomorrow
, Inc following proposed amendments to the Con-
p d. y, were submitted to-day
Con,,c ar; HeIzDfrg-Prov.dng that Constitutional
our fen m snail be held every twenty years with
10y Mr TuckerAboshing capital punishment and
ibsre.tuuhg imprisonment for life without pardon
Reeve De paced upon the amount Of damages TO be
no nsr Tor Joss OF human life. Providing that
nsv psaSon shall be imprisoned for debt or for nom
10 san OF fine except persons owing 50 less
lemaie for services Providing that as political
proosra are not dependent upon the possession Of
sb s y nor modified by it, property qualification
Ia na 10y Affect the right to vote. 10 hold Office or
sta.es 'ly I'm any public service or duty within this
the 81, providing for submitting 10 the electors at
tSs lection when the rmeu lments are submitted
Bvf uWvston Of granting suffrage to women.
ms tMr,; Bake-PrOvding that divorce proceed
b. Snndi, DE held in open court before Judge.
recs,Ss,L Green-Givng to persons charged with
Wa ms bride the right to appear by counsel
r. ,cnarged with the offence.
ph;io' ir. Emmett-Forbi1ding the appropriation OF
'pne money for sectarlan schools
ocall,'e. - ful'er-Aboshing special legislation for
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come corrupt politically. adding that ne spoke from
a Biblical point Of view
DR.. Harriet G. Keatinge spoke on The Ethics OF
Suffrage" Several thousand new names were hani,
cd I'm by her 20 be sent To Albany. Invitations had
been sent to a number Of prominent clcrSymen who
have publicly denounced the movement out none or
them were present About twenty non-believers In
the woman-suffrage question were there, but took
nlri In the liscnsslOn
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CANAL MEN WAKING Up.
AMEETING TO BE CALLED To ARRANGE FOR THE
HEARING on JUNE 20

HEATING On JUNE 70.
The Union for the Improvement of the Canals Of
the State OF New-York, which held it's last conven-
ton al Buffalo in the fall OF 1892. and OF which
George Clinton. OF Buffalo. IS president and Frank
g. Gardiner. Of this city Is secretary, is about to
Issue call for canal convention TO be held at
Albany on June 70. the day preceding the public
hearing before the Canal Committee of the COnstitu
uonal Convention. This Will enable the union to
have its speeches made data collected. resolutions
formulated and its IDEAS crystallized for presenta
ION to the Canal Committee in formal shape. 1t is
expected that large attendance Of the most infiu-
snta friends OF the canals will be present and that
, ,ne Canal Enlargement bin which was before the
Ast Legislature looking TO the bonding of the State
~ me sum Of $3ODOOJ. II the people a. the polls
eeonsan, next fall, for the deepening OF the Erie
Sana 10 nine feet and the Champlain 10 eight feet
VII form the basis OF constitutional amendments 10
" propoSed A delegation Of NewYork who
ore interested in tho development of water trans
y!tauoh VIII attend the meeting and also be pres
eht al the convention
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VISITING CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
A COMMITTEE FROM THE CONVENTION INsPiHTs
RANDALI.s AND OTHER CITY ISLANDS AND
THE CATHOLIC PROTECTORY

=
RANDALLs AND OTHER CITY ISLANDS AND
THE CATHOLIC PROTEcTORY.
4 measure has been introduced in the Constitu-
tional Convention at the instance Of the League
for the Protection of American Institutions to pre-
vent the State from giving aid 20 scctarian charta-
bio institutions and 20 provide that snch insttu-
tons must be either self-supporting or regulated
bv State or municipal management To investigate
the claims made by the supporters OF this meas
urc. a committee was appointed by the convention.
This committee began It's work in this city yester-
day morning
The committee. Is made up follows: Edward
Iauterbacb New-York. chairman; c. y. McLaugh-
liD Essex County; l. Sam Johnson wyoming
countv. owen Cassidy Schuyler County, Charlo,
Phipps, Suffolk County; Henry A. P0weii H 3o'yh
long S'Iio Gicgerch' Ncw-York Eugene Dur
min New York: g. :. Truax. New York; James W.
RIGGS, A. H. Peabody and g. l.. Danforth
The committee known as the committee On
Charities. was accompanied by Subcommittee
known as the Educational Committee, composed 9i
+ " Hollis. Yonkers, chairman, Elliot Sanford.
NeuYork, John 6 Mcintyre ST. Lawrence County;
II r Imrfcc Wyoming County. George II: Corn
wall Gates County; John T. McDonoush' Albany
and G. S, TruaI New,Iork -, MIRO .uocoo D,r-
min, both Of whom are greatly miercstel IN IN
charitable work acc2mpanied the conrnI''vs On
islands were visited and after the tour OF the city
Institutions had been made the party Went 70 ,c
Catholic Protectoiy AT van -\'SS "o''0"''''
The committee will resume work at $50 O'Clock
this morning They. VIII meet at the savoy iiotei,
and will 20 TO the Roman Catholic Hospital. Mount
Sinai Hospital the Founding Asylum. the Bhptst
0rphan ASYLUM Colored Asylum. New YORK JuVe-
ni,e Asylum the Institution for the Deaf ana Dumb
To-morrow the committee Will go 10 the Five
Points Mission. the Five Points House Of ndps'Iy
nv for me RELIEF Of The Crippled ST. Lukes Hos
pitaI and Nursery and Chd's Hospital
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GOING TO THE COUNTRY 2

Looking for some place which combines
Health. Pleasure. Economy?
II So. send for postage or call and get fes
st Offices below The illustrated book. Summer Homes,
II gives lis, ot hotels farm and boarding houses Win
~, 600, G hUNl 80 dn ~ pio,rar. Counties
on ne main line and branches of tho Ncw-York On
Western Railway. 2.oOO feet above the sea:
location prices fares &C. all = ean be had d Ssi
broadway 737 OH Az. l3i East i23th St: 26i West
Iosth ST. 251 Columbus Az. ~ Aston Place ticket
Offices fool Of West 42d Sts In Brooklyn.
Court S.. SEQ Fulton ST; 81: Atlantic A. IS Broad
way 24a Manhattan Az. Grcenppnf. - J. G. And~r-
General Passenger Agent. SO Beaver St. New-York
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Gnmmcr ilrsorI Cul0c5.
SUMNER HOMES ON LONG ISLAND.

An illustrated descriptive book Of Long Island a"d a
pamphlet. giving names. location etc, Of Hotels and
Boarding Houses application at H. 1872 $50 LIB
Broadway y. y; 333 Fulionst. Summer bureau Irook-
Nn Eagle, and Flathush-aye. station l. l. r. H. brO""-
lvn. ncoso &c stamp
IL N. SMITH raj Manncer l. J. Il r. l. /. CITY u v
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IN FAVOR OF SEPARATE ELECTIONS

~ FAVOR OF SEPARATE ELECTIONS.
H''ahy' June IL (SpeciaD-An effort will be made
rao'row by those delegates TO the Constitutional
s,nenuon who favor the separation Of city from
80 elections TO have four committees OF the con-
ca.' pronounce In favor OF that principle. The
-. .'.''iee on Cities has called Joint meeting In
eorn, a.. mby perlor OF that committee with the
GERS 80 on Legislative Organza ton. State ON
Al ,ha county: Town and Village Government
ffansne committees must be consulted in the
rata. OF amendments 10 the Constitution sepa-
Term e.ty rom State elections. The Governors
two yesr ee heightened 10 four or shortened 10
ax6 lars ~ he is TO be elected in the even years
chzne.uTs tlme OF election OF Senators must be
!, 7+seu 70 the even years. The charters of every
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A BOOK OF BOOKS FOR 2 STAMPS.

A copy Of the '.LLusTRATEp CATALOGUE Of the
I-ourTrac Series New York Central Books ana i.;ch-
.ngs only book ~ its kind ever published WIZ be
free postpaid receipt Of two 2c"ni stamps ~
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General PASSENGER Agent, Grand
Central Station. New York.
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l)nblic Notirc.

DUBIIC NOTICE. Application having ~
rlo IN the Hoard ~ Railroad Commissioners OF we
STATE ~ New York. by the broadway ana seventh
Railroad Company and me MetVp , 01 ~ the rail-
road Law for It's approval OF the use OF cable motive
',n"r ,bc railroad connection proposed 10 h
I'm rwenty-thrst between Broad Say ana ~ or1
va between Twenty -thiri 81. "il
sts notice hereby given thar nearing On
~ abnvc viii be before the Board at the oA
poom CITY Hall. Ncw-Nor~ CITY. on lu''H''' ' ~
isgi AT IL O'Clock a m - 80, ,yrrsr cecretary
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Sales bn 2uction.


- ALE OF NITRATE Works and Nitrate BEDS
- THE PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF
OF Chill Will sell at pubic auc.
ton city of SANTIAGO chit on the loh o. OCTOBER
next and following days 81 nitrate works ana u hrato
beds Province " Tarapaca the toa aiuo
OF said properties being nearly f2oooOo 1.-TWO mutton
hounds steng Parties Interested may apply lor I,hst
Information 70 Consul General o. chill n Now
and the consus Of Chilli Philadelphia and Boston
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OF the thirty-nve cities OF the State Will also
have to be changed in some important particulars.
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FOR AND AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Albany. June Y Special. -Ex-Judge Countryman'
Of Albany. to-day introduced I'm the Constitution
Convention a petition signed by several thousand
women Of Albany County against granting the
-yh, ~ outrage 10 women This petition Is headed
by the name OF the wife Of Bishop Doane Of Al
hgnv which is followed by the names Of Mrs. John
CIin,ton cray wife Of Judge Gray, of the Court
OF Appeals: Mrs. j. V J.. Pruyn. Mrs Seldcn -
Marvin Mrs. John II. Hathbone ana other PROM
Incnt women Of Albany. , -,
A petition favoring woman suffrage signed ps
prominent women Of Huffalo. was presenter Dy MI
tIiu
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SEVERAL THOUSAND ADDITIONAL NAMES.

SEVERAL THOUSAND ADDITIONAL NAMES.
A womnn-sunrage meeting, held at the nome Oh
Mrs f. b. Grannls No. 30 East Twenty-second-st.
last evening" was attended by a large number OF
people Mr. Granns. who is president OF the Ma
tlonal Christian League for the Promotion OF socai
Purity. presided. The Rev DR.. John Baicom oha"
was the first speaker and he combat'en Two Old,
tac,io,s raised against woman suffrage. lie said
that the argument advanced that women would pe
lowered and degraded in the eyes or men 10y sVhS
them the ballot was preposterous and that ne ula
not heiieve that such an effect would be pro1ucsd
He also emphatically denied that women wouid De-
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miscellaneous.

<,f-TTING AND SOUNDS DON'T CURE men a and
Ct conae disease u the prostate bladder anu
,nays DR. HEATH lo4 Fast 2oths, Ne~ Sn IN. ,ms
Kidney, IA vcars with painless medicine. after the su,
cured ,nv 49, cut twenty times tortured with souIus
as nS ,sfi with Brgh,s disease SERVICES " = m "
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Che Cnrf.

MORRIS PARK.
SIX RACES DAILY. BEGINNING 2:S0 =. NJ
Take 2l-avc +. road willis and i32d-st, where
special trcins direct to truck Also troieJ cara
direct h grand stand from 3daNe. and l2Jth-st
Field. 30 CENTS.
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Brooklyn.
E1AM8lOM MOUSSE
proohlvn Heights directly opposite Walst ferry
FAMILY and transient Hotel enlarged and r"modeled'
navi frnish.i elegant large single or en- SUITE
With priyate bath. special rates for summer n'h'''
coolest location IN tho vicinlty OF New-lork
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roR CANAL IMPROVEMENT.
u,ovs BEFORE THE COMING con-
FERENCE AT ALBANY.

,.,.cvrNT AUTHORIZING A CONDITIONAL
GIANT OF THE CANALS TO THE GENERAL
GOVERNMENT AND ANOTHER FOR
THEIR IMPROVEMENT SUB
NITTEp TO THE CoNsTITr-
TIONNL CONVENTION.
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NAY FIRST

dauy coz, irg IN furnishings and cuisine =, ,.,, -.
Tr,irs leave Grand Central Depot, New ofk a.
1870 and 3:ij arriving mii6r2ok q ~ la a; NJ
los p M and Gal T. ~ Leave M'lrooH a. ~ pa p,
sn r .s,Iicc AppIy 10 II. n VALENTINE. Manager.
. ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsciii'TloNnr E ny
ntVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No J; 2'2 iT2a1-
81 dror rorih ~ Thirty -hrstsi. and AllN ~.
Way "a T ~ The following Branch Orlces: 25i
t,gbthave a. O. corner Twenty hlTdst; I52 Skth ave
corner Fourteenth-st.: IG) Third,aNe
i"r -scvcnth-st L026 Third ave nenr SN ,oo
o., 7o9 Frirst-ave leo West Foriy-second-st ~.
nmb,,s-a,e ~ Avenue \; 1873 Third.ave ~ We.
-,"n,,ha, 1s7 West Forty secondsi; 5o4 Thrd- ave.
osi hird.ave between Onehundred-
I.osS ,,,h and one hundred thirteenth sta
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GUNNER Resorts
CHURCHILL HALL.

Now open. Reduced rates Tor June. Mr. e: r; Jsn'
kins room clerk will be at Fifth Aye Hotel, a eao
plans or Will cali u notified any address In N l. ..
BROOKLYN morning or evening Of days
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GRAVITY Sewer Matters.

There was a meeting OF the board Of
public works last night at which
gravity sewer matters received consid-
able attention. The contractors
were denied an appropriation for uu'
completed portions ofthe work.
Ciiy Engineer Young aud Chair
man D1femus we're authorized 10 So
cure right OF way across tue block
near the Intersection OF Fourth Wet
AID FiTst south streets, and an order
made 10 raise tue water auu gas mains
on First South street, west OF Third
West street.
CITY Engineer Young REPORTED that
at the present rate OF progress the
sewer would be completed TO Second
south street by December /, anu that
the stopping place Tor tne winter would
10 one book west OF tho court house
on tue street named.
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rxuIEurNr ~ CHINATOWN.
uiEhbindor Faction IN Arms Against
Zach DthrF.

Zach DtheE
Los ANuELE5, Cal, Oct. iS.-Nuw
fuel has Urru adIe1 ~ tue Il AmrH la
the feud Ia tnu highBinlor factions la
thus city aud Cniuatown Ia again Ia
tue tutous VI excitement. Tue Hop
Slug Tong " now campoi ON tue tIail
Vi the Bing King Gong.
Wong Chee entered AlbToihul kept by
Nov Bin Wing, "a Hop Sing mau, aud
IA a quarrel Win the Inmates had his
face siapped by an ifate celestial beauty
VINO answers to tue name Of An
Iueug. Wong anu his brother re-.
turned 10 Nov Bin Wins's place aud
iofcibly abducted An Jueng Ia lite Of
her outctios and lno protests OF the
proprietor
The HOP Sing clan gathered 10.
gothet and u was resolved that the
Bin Kung Tong should answer ior the
outrage.
Messengers were sent 10 San Fran.
cisco asking Charley All Him, man
OF might, hardly less renowned than
Wong Cnor, wnpso bitter rival he L.,
10 come at once anu take up the hght
against his Old enemy. The members
Of tue Bin Kiug Tong are up IN arms.
Meantime Wong Cheo IL acting on
tne Principe that possession IN nine
POINTS OF the law aud IL holding on TO
An JucnF, though he has announced
mat II is MS purpose to sell her forth.
with.
A few years ago Wong started for
san Francisco with woman whom
nu claimed was his wife, but who, 10
was Afterwards reported, he was taking
there for sale. Thp woman by some
means managed tI telegraph u
Charley An HIM, aud when the train
arrived n, Bakersfield, the latter with
party Of followers, entered tho train
and rescued the captive.
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BuENOs AYREs. Oct. ia o1rres.
pobdent in Kio Januiro, Bftz.l, sends
word that the warship Aquidaban will
be sent 10 France fOr repairs. Serious
trouble has arisen Ia the province OF
Rio Grand do N1tlO, and federal
tfoOps nave been sent u aid the govet-
nor.
senior Catunda opposes an increase
o. the amy. The limit was placei Of
1900 10 lS00,anl now II ~ proposed TO
faisu the number to 10000 with 5000
IN ,l1itiOu for the navy.
Numerous teIegnms have reached
the state Of Patou protesting against
military interference with the election.
Ben ilUzIf0 hasbtcu appointed Bruzl's
mtnls.Cr 10 Argentine, but Minister
Miutotu VIII be IN charge OF the legu.
ton until be h fttuy o. take bis seat In
cuagF.ss next January,
senior Lisnla has been promoted 10
bs miuistoS 10 UrIEuay, while seuof
Cavalicanu goes from Paraguiy o.
Lisbon.
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In HARBOR AT LAST.
After a Stormy Voyage On Lies
Ocean, a Sailor is Made Happy
new nEroUsD nIsfnruyuL WIPE
Whom lie Had Iountd az yead
During Long Yeats "
Separation.

Nrw YohR, Oct. ls.- Edward 5hei.
nod, VI MelU9uruc, Australia, anu
Ellen, his wife. Of Helena, Montana,
me, Ia the law office Of Richard V.
Boyd last night, the flrst lime it
twenty yuars. Each had believed the
other dead, but each had remained
faithful,
Nearly quarter Of century ago ln
scuba upt1u, Engla a. she'll III, a
captain Of "a snip, met auu loved pretty
Ellen Marshall. VIM. Porter, u y uug
merchant, alsl love her, tul The blun
snilOf won the girl. Edward anu
Ellen had been married two yUafs
when Edwafd's chip was chartered ibt
Brazil. ION the voyage 10 was wrecked.
Tue sailors took 10 thu small boats aud
were lost. Tue captain clung Tor days
~ tue Wavo-washUd null tiil o pnasiug
schooner took him aboard. Hc WAS
landed iriu. Il lss aud pennies on the
sOu,h Amr coast, alJtu5ntd his
maud 10 any sort OF work he could nud
Ia the wrgtched south American
towns where fate Cust him. Auef
years Of hardship he scrhpei together
enough 10 take HIM home, only ~
HNh US wiz NNAfH AaAh uNA NHAhliNA
Of his old TINE rival, anu Porter tol1
him maiiCiousiy that Me. sheiilcli
had gone OIL 10 America with anl,ntr
man. Tue yOuug man lott VI once
lot Australia, bought n smnil ranch
near Melbourne ald took o. sheep
farming. Success was slow but sure.
hu became moderately rich, tut ho
never Married, though DO heard his
a. Ia q
his old tea chest some months ago,
sN,iirld Niouud mrm0fznIa uoed-
10 buJ acres IA Montana whiuh hu
bought Tor n song twenty five year1
ago. lie wrote ~ GIVE Putcuhrd, "a
LONDON ihwycf 10 look the m ter up
anu sue u tue land WAS wuFtn any
thius. Pnichat1 wrote 10 l. wyer
BOyd u this city aud he G mmuuirat.
Ell with tue lawyer Ia Helen whicn
was near The lands In qurs 100. Toe
reply was that Mrs. Su, m If hsd
shown deeds Tor the iunl aud sll
most OF II nj n high price,
~ silver had teen muud Ia
several places. Mrs. su,nluld was
a widow, The Helena lawyer reported.
she wrJiv that she took the deeds Tor
the Montana lands anu came o. Amer
tea o. SEQ what SHE could cell them Tor.
Sue was amazsd TO hnd hUfsuli rich.
Ae iOt tue story that she had tuu OF
with another man, that was false
story OF Por efia. The husband ami
vile haaicned TO unite their livus once
more. They decided to settle Ia
Montana Sheffield sjld his Austria.
Ian ranch ami crossed the water aud
Mas. 5h, field came East 10 meet him.
They started West ~ once.
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PTr1EBuRG, Pa, Oct. 10. 49, At s
O'CLOCK Baltimore aud ONO accom-.
mediation train Tau over dynamite
cartridge near Bissell, at Il lonely spot
about fifteen miles from PIt,sbufg.
The 1ange Of one OF tue wheels was
blown OF aut one Gnu OF the coach
WIS wrscked. As tho train had near.
ly reached the .eud OF its trip there
were lew passengers aboard aud there
was no one Injured. Two more power.
full dynamite cartridges were found ou
the rails. Had the train been Iuuuin-
faai II would have exploded all o tue
three cartridges Aud been totally
wrecked. til believed the Intention
was TO wreck the mail aud express.
The through train from tue East was
due iew minut.s later. Arrests are
expected today.
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Town, further riotlns sud blo0dshrd
could not have been avoided. IL
&. said the indignation agaiust
sheriff Cook Is a. leroo rs ugai It
Colt.
The fronts Of buildings facing the
south front Of the court house show
tho Effects Of the fusilsde In raken
fiass ana shattered masonry. Twenty.
tour people were wounded, among
them two women. Que boy was
Killed outright. Two msu have since
Iiel Of their injuries ald three more
are fatally huft.
Gov. Mex inlVy was Appealed 10 THE
morning ~ remove the tf0 - stiil r..
manning, aud at 1880 he ordered thu
First regiment 10 return 10 Cincinnati,
hiuh they dil at 1880. There T.
now no guard at tho liil or court
house. The latter is filled with curl.
Gus people, tut there 10 no danger Of
tuIther violence,
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DENvEH, Col, Oct. lS,-A special TO
lhV hCpubiodH from AiDuqustqur,
n. NJ, u-bs: lhe remains ~ J1un
Nipen, Colorado miner, wnO has been
missing from tbs Cuvhutu MINING dls.
ttict since July, have been found IN n
canyon. There was n hole through
his skull, evidently made by n miners
pick. Vipon's brother, who came here
from Butte, Mont, says no has sum.
Client evidence e. warrant this arrest oi
three persons Tor the murder.
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Threatened obstruction.

AsHrAnuLA, Ooi. ls.-A fire broke
out at Jefferson, the county seat U
Ashtsbula county, early this morning
aud Is raging violently. The eutif,
business portion OF the city IL threat
ened with destruction. A portion Oi
the IRE department " this city has
left tot Jefferson on n special train.
The fire was brought under cOntrO
after having destroyed large three
story briok building owned anu Occu
pied by II, II. Fiton a Co., furniture
dralefr, aul roycrai dwellings. Tue
Oss Will uot exceed $4,000.
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NorIh.rn rnelnc nIreelor.

NEW YORS, Ooy. ls,-Atthe annual
meeting Of tne Norlneuu Pacific rail.
road stockholders today lvee' = board
Of directors were elected without oppo.
altion as follows August Belmont, III A..
l.. Burnett, J. Horace Harding, Mar
cell u. Hartley, h. &. Heggler, Clay.
ton YES, Bernard Mckay, IL. ;. Red
mond. William h. Rugcls, W. 3. San.
ders, John n. Ssarie-, WiliTei smith,
Chaflemangs Tower Jr. The new
member. are Burnett, Heggler, Red.
mond, Rogers, Searies, Tower, who
take the places OF Anderson, Barney,
Bull, Liylngston ana Rutteu. Tie
total vote ior this ticket was 3 1901.