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Etnancial.
Stocks Strong Again-Belated Speculators
 Made @ Final Effort

stocks strong Again-Belated Spectators Made Final Effort.
 New York, July l4.-To-day belated speculators for the short account made final effort to close their contracts, and the result was 6 further recovery in prices.
 The advances were not, however, reg ularly distributed; in St. Louis, for in- stance, and in Sugar certificates, where the short interest either was not large, or had made particularly rapid and prompt retreat, there was little change or none. But Rock Island, Louisville, and Chicago Gas were marks for con- tinued buying. and even yesterdays sellers of Diphling certificates changed face <on toAay's market Pullman stock sold above the level reached at the outbreak of the strike.
 Outside of these changes, and g rather interesting new advance in Lack awanna stock the market was mani. mate. There was no news of conse- quence, and the bank statement res sponded pretty well to expectations. = Following are the closing pr,ces, re- ported by Prince & Whitely. bankers and brokers. 46 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven:
 7,& ,. Bid, Asked,
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Government Bonds,

Following are the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
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Desirable Building Lots on .5, CT. 10 years time at auction, corner Daven-- port avenue, and BaldHip, July 17,.st 6:30 P. n. See adys. .sa 56.sls
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MILLIONAIRE PORTER FIGHTS.
Outcome of the Attempt to Stop His Mar.
 riage to a Young Girl.

riage to Young Girl.
 Stamford, July 14.-The papers were served to-day in a suit for s2OO, 900 brought by Timothy B. Porter, the Stamford millionaire, against his brother-in-law, Schuyler Merritt, of atamford; Thomas E. Ritoh of the New York law firm of Armour, Riteh & Woodford. who were eo-executors of the estate of Porter's first, wife, Louise. H. i; and Deputy, Sheriff Richard Bolster and Constable Henry E. Shoch. = ~s.,'1.-. 4. The complalpt alleges conspiracy and unlawful fmprisonments ,t
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New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
. WOMAN "GRLKN GOOD>" 0rfRAToR.

\ siylishy dressed inte.hgent-lookins woman
about tweIty-seycn years OH and calling herself
Annie Leslie Of so 22& Sev"nth-ave. was arraign"I
In the YorkyiI. Police Court yesterday. charged
urb orer,flur in ''grcer-g goods ana using the mails
f,r that purpose. Sne was committed 10y justice
Meade 20 the custody Of United states Commission
Shields.
|, app.1rs that some tine Poic" cap
tain Gallagher received from a man ln lIln'S "
..ercen-g goods circular which contained request
,fa. corresuon fence should b. addressed to 80 y'
ThirI-avc The Captain sent dciecuv" 70 that
place who found ii 10 be "A coal ami wood Once IN
which prlvat. icitcr-b,Xes were rented Last SttuT
dav when the woman went for her mail. she was
arrested and several letters from intended Nlch"7
were clptured She denied ali knowledg' oi the
b.r,c,er of the letters aud said she had been en-
plovel bv a man named Snow 10 address envelopes
ana had gone h. the Office to get the letters a. ms
~ H. enuosed to be her cOnfei i"rate, but thus far
he has managed to eude the poIce
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
JNrOTES BACH

J,rqu,s Bach. Of the firm OF Kranich x Bach
piano muuufactu. .cis. died At his home. No. -
East EishtIcth-st.. at o'clock yesterday morning
oe heart failure the result u complication OF
,lis.a.cs from which he had suffered since last
February
w. Bach was born in Alsace now province o.
Germany. iu l>.. and came 20 tie United states N
l... Iic pas a cabiuetmaker by trade. and on his
arrival here entered the piano manufacturing DuSl
n,ss and 'hc present company Is the result ot the
partnership then formed. The stock OF the com
nauv Amounting t. $i5epu is closely held by mem
l,rs of the two families. The company has "A store
ir Onc-hun re9 an i-tw fth-Sl ana - repr"-
scented los agents i'm all the principal cities ~ the
country. Their factory produces LOO tnstruments ts
% year and employs about 20 persons. Mr. Bach
va, married twice. but survived both wives He
leaves four daUghttrs and one son. Ills iortun"
is estimated az &u1w0 chiefly invested IN city I'M
proy,1cut bonds and mortgages H Was "A mem
ha- of the German Inion. Masonic Lodge. 40. o.
ana ~ concord Lodge. J. -. -. =. He was III
rector In the ,icrmauia Bank. and prominent
member OF the New-Nork Piano Manufacturers
Association
Th. funeral viii he held n 1879 o'clock tomorrow
r,orniu. at calvary Protestant Episcopal Chapel
and sin ho conducted by the Rev. W. ;. Emory.
Tho burial will be IN the Lutheran Cemetery Long
Island
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
Jerome X. Jerome's "A Way to Win Woman" at
the Thursday matinees.
4 FEW THEATRICAL INCIDENTS

Richard Mansfield began an engagement of a week
the Harlem Opera House last evening. He gave
his skilfu. thorough and effective Interpretation OF
the character Of Beau Brummell 1t has long been
favCrite part with his audiences. lie Will repeat
the performance tomorrow night. Tonight he Will
give another Of his most admired mpers ma tions.
that Of the Baron Chevrial. in - Parlsan RO-
nance" For Thursday ard Friday evenings he
promises Napoleon Bonaparte." This play
at the Herald square Theatre on Saturday. but
Mr. Mansfield himself regarded that presentation o.
il a dress rehearsal rather than a finished per
formancc. The production Thursday night in
Harlem will therefore be counted the first offer
ing of the completed play TO the pubic. The en-
eagement will end Saturday night with "Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"
one OF the mos; sensational OF me.odramas has
returned 10 town and taken up It's abode for a week
the American Theatre. 1t is "The Span of Life"
l. has been made familiar by its many repetitions in
various theatres in different parts OF the city The
eliminating scene y the pay always eNtit'S the
admirers Of this c.ass of entertainment to prodl-
gious oitch of enthusiasm.
John Kernel appeared at the Columbus Theatre. In
Harlem. last evening, in his farce "McFdddens
Elopement" The engagement Will b" continued
through the week
Nothing 50 interesting has been offered the
German stage In this city in a long time the per
formance IN honor of the irDth birthday Of Hans
Sachs which is 70 take place AZ the Irving Place
pays will he acted 10y Nj Conred's excellent com
Iany. They are "IiZahetha. zines Kaufherrn T0ch-
ter" and Der Fahrende schiller" Anton Seid Will
be present with his orchestra. and Emil Fischer
"Mastersineers." assisted 10y William stevens and
Miss Ida Klein
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
CLOAK M4KERS EIFCT OFTyCERS

At meeting of the newly organized Cloak and
Suit Manufacturers Association of the CITY OF
New-York incorporated with an authorized cap.-
tai stock OF $D0.OlD under the laws Of New-Jerscy,
Il; the Metropolitan Hotel last night. subscriptions
were made FOR stock to the amount Of SpV0. The
amounts OF the individual subscriptions We're based
upon the last ratings of the subscribers by Brad
street ana made pro rata on that basis IN order 10
assure equitable representation of the various
firms composing the association. President i. W.
Hickman. OF Hickman, Smith ~ Wolf. was chair
man and Andrew Crawford. Of Crawford Il Quis-
ley secretary. There were 126 firms represented
The Executive Committee reported that the strk.
was partly broken up. and the employees generally
were anxious TO return to their work. but that tn
leaders inclined 10 resort 20 violence ne
manufacturers present manifested Str3hE d'lri-
miuatiOn TO fight the strike To a hnish.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
MIR oKIEs CHARGES TO BE LOOKED INTO.

Howari T. Okie, attorney for the city Club.
complained 10 Superintendent Byrnes yesterday OF
tie conduct Of Patro.mln Henry &. Rohrs. of the
Oak-st station. anl charges were made against
him. R9hrs was duiy on Saturday at the place
o. registry of the Twenty-eign- Election District
OF the llt Assembly District which Is No. 1854 Pearl
81. g. Wls here tlat DR.. Leonard w. Ely. Of No
3. West Elghty-oghth-st.. secretary Of the CRY
club. had trouble with the election inspectors and
caused me arrest Of the entire board for eJectinS
him from the place
Mr. Oke charges that the policeman conducted
himself i'm an improper manner, and that the evil
d. noe given by him before Justice Ryan. In the
TJmbs Police Court resulted IN IN" discharge OF
,ii .r. INSPECTORS. charges lodged against
Eohrs for conduct unbecOning an officer. Mr. Okie
asserts that Rphrs periurei himself before Justice
RYAN and h. said he would prosecute the officer
i'm a criminal codrt soon A. his case was dis
posed of before ,Ac Police Board.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
DIED.

a .HuasoS ' r. y. Mary widow OF
Funeral services vii be held St! PSP Church IN
Train leaves New-York city Hudson River Railroad at
Ii:ao a m; returning leaves Garrison at i:53 p. NJ
HAwLEY-At Danhury. Conn. october p, 1894 Henry
b.. eldest OF the late Benjamin Haw'y. Of Brook
fed Conn aged "a years.
In;erncnt in Wooster Cemetery. Dantury Conn
HEXAMER-At Sound Beach; Conn. october y. 1894.
Lockwood and wife Of Dr. A. e. Hexamer aged 2s
Funeral her late residence, Tuesday oc-
peck, son Of the late Moses 4. Hoppock Of this city.
Funeral services at ST. Johns Chapel Yonkers Iuesay.
seSona seS l st. i Md.on ON r. R'iSa' r o' "'" HUN
sunday sternoon October .; = at WyU and
Elizabeth Lyle kellogg II the 10Th year Of her age,
F%r viii be Tsv sca from her se % 5cn arya Mya
OF s3o D, l. and W. r. r. train from narcIay-st.
KETcHAM-on SUNDAY. october - Ellen NJ Ketcham'
The funeral services viii be held a, the rGsdenee Of her
brother. Rev. william f. Ketcham y. D.. 10 Quincy
r@Ss {oTter S y A. or 1 pes1y sd1 ev:nng at o'clock
KEuTGEN-on sunday. October Is 1894, Emma Keutsen.
FSnea rvs m % en- %Sanssd@ 2e'I % usa 81 at S m. 9e0fs
schering. No. 20 ccn'ral-ave.. New Brighton staten
KinGI% InISTITe"i omIp PFiYa'e ao1c.,
sNow-At White Plains. October 2s Joseph W. Snow. in
Funeral services his lae r|sdsnee wh''e Plains rue'-
InterTne1' at Albany.
TOWNER-ln Washington. p. e.. the residence Of her
son. Ausburn T0Nner the 2Sth day u October 1894.
Maria Birds H. widow Dr. Daniel \. TOwner.
Of Elmlra and tn, Hon. AIsbun Birdsall, in
the sjth year Of her
Funeral AMI burial at Elmira. y. Y.
WEEKEs-At Oyster Bay. SATURDAY. october "a Mar
gare Dunscombe. we Of Arthur T. Wsskes and 9ausii-
ter Charlotte G. and the late William Ust!ck Onder-
donk.
Funeral at Christ church. oyster Bay Tuesday morning.
October at 1890 arrival Of - O'Clock train from
Long Island City.
wHEELER-On the 29th inst. Caroline Wheeler, aged ss
Funeral services AZ the ". t. Church Home, ga -. and
Amsterdam ave. "Wednesday October 81, at IL
O'Clock a. IT.
Avenue NJ T.. Church, invited to atterd
WINGATE-On sunday. october ~. j. Phelps Wingats.
-
Funeral services a. his late residence 40. f2 Ashland
Place Tuesday. october 30 at y. m.
Interment private.
Ilcas flowers.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
MISS NETHERsCLE IN "CAMILLE."

Miss Olga Nethersole last evening cssayei for th'
frs; time the part of Camille az Palmcr's Thoair"
This young actress has several qualities which
commend her TO the theatre-going public Among
them are beauty Of person grace Of movement
sweetness OF voice freshness arG-usually-
taneity. j. she would show herself in characters
that would aid tho development Of these qualities.
instead Of being drags and impediments upon them.
It is likely that she would crafty and cheer hcr
auditors In a high degree. Thus far sh" has shown
a tendency 70 follow the examples set by too many
actresses of fine ability before her ard 20 Offer
plays which seek TO arouse a s.ckly sympathy with
th- sufferings Of decayed mora! natures. These
many years compassion has been claimed for IN"
woes OF Camille 40 doubt she is an object for
compassion. and that compassion has been be
slowed In full measure. Her study In physical and
moral pathology having been mus considered and
her case being medically and ethcaIy disposed Of.
Il would seem that she might be allowed 10 enjoy
some rest. and that the place on the stage wfich
she 50 frequently ho,ds might Do left for the oc-
cupaton of Of the noble ana e!evatlnS refined
and refining examples Of womanhood winch are
sil 10 De found in the repertory of the drom1. bad
as sit IT,
Miss Notnersoie's Camille is not distressing as
the average Camille She does not look sucn pIct-
morbid unhealthiness as the text OF The play
would Justify her IN looking. She talks IL being
sick and nervous woman and appear very sweet
and blooming one II IS Impossible" 10 think that
she abho-s all flowers except car,o.as Tier act
Ing j. as il was before. She Eas many thoroughly
iasclnatlng moments sac IS Ihr. iuil OF motion
always doing sonnet hing with AZ irr umo ana pro-
dacng endless pretty effects A."o, from iimc u
ume, she indulces IN gesture gt'atlohs a'ttu't-
ana poses for which tncrc y 10 reason ana 40 'N-
cGse. Tnes. are crudit!es that ;n.'. wear OIL, bat
an actress who has - mary cAc'iicn'ra ana :"
much apparent Quickuess Of iusrhct ana lnt"l!i-
ssnce should see to 1T that :hey ar" iH''n'diateY
shorn off
1t was easier last nigh. to qccorr;; fo' hrmand's
fascination than for camille. Mr. .thfIynlorc
ooes not usually act IN 80 haphdIiid AL ;necctlvr
lo ,lfl On
tnce was inccgant and his Armand did not seem
az all 70 deso.vc TO have so mtich i'Hs nhl' aDout
MIN. j. II Barnes acted ne "iirr DuVa. win
dignity. iirInncss and force. Nrs. j.. }. Phillips.
VINO Is almost Il stranger here Wos ";i once DacH
10 this stage, although she dipraic- IN inc uii-
gracious part OF Iruici"c. N'Tf 90 Dhfuest as
Nanne did look Ia Tn" i-Hs: lltc "a man
servant. ana especially no, Tx" . French MAJ
servant. but her pregcncr w1s none ~" iess peas
All and acceptable. Mis- E"anGclrr irving q
Nchette was also pretty nart " the lotII".
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
MILE MARIETTA DT DTO NJ RRTFD.

The report published few days ago that
Mile Marietta hi Dio. the music-hall singer was 10
be married to a Young New-Yorker of wealth ana
good family. It now appears that she had already
been married to him. and that his name is stephen
Thorn. The ceremony was performed 10y the Rev
Dr. Charles ~ Parkhurst. at his home, No l3i
East Thirty -nftN-st.. week ago to-day. Mile. ID
bio has been singing for several weeks at Roster
X Bals having come to this country for mat pur-
pose She will continue TO sing there for the pres
ent. Mr. Thorn is a young man or tWcntN-SlN ana
he came from P0ughkecpsie. Mile. ID lpo, as ma"
often been repeated. the singer whom Oscar
Hammersten hissed. thereby bringing woes and
sorrows upon himself and his partners, M"ssrS.
Roster and Bial
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
CONGRESSMAN MrrcuLER ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL LIBEL AGAINST HE.
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE.

CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL. LIBEL N''AlN~I \ Nl.
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
Eastou Penn oct - Congress fuan Howard
Mutchl.r Of the NIIlth Congress District of Penn
svlvania publisher Of "'rhc Northampton Demo
crat'' and THE Easton Daily Express" was ar
rested this evening and held IA hail To answer the
charge Of criminal lh"l, on complaint Of II. j.
Hccacr Judge Of IN" ,;orthnmpton County Court
candidate for reelection on the Republican ticket
Mutchlcr in his new. papers of recent date charges
Judge Kccdcr with making promises to th" Keepers
Of disord,ry houses and "spcdk-casics.' in eN-
change for their pledges Of support ana also oi
being In sympathy with the criminal classes. and
using his power judge 10 Undue" the criminals
Of the county 10 support his candida a'y.
.Iohnstowu. Penn. oct. ~ william ". wilt
bank Ihiladclphia attorney to-day caused tn"
institution Of legal proceedings against Frank j..
O'Connor Of this city. for sandcr. the complainant
being General Daniel II. hastings. the Republican
candidate for Governor. Mr. O'onuor Was served
with the papers at fbcnsburg. the county seat
whittier he went this morning 10 attend court.
Ho Is the tty solicitor of JohrstoWu. and was
appears that Nj. DlConnor in public Spc,.ches here
ana IN Altoona. referred to Mr Hastings IN terms
rejecting upon his career before ana after the
JOhnstoWn Hood. and. a. alleged. detrimental ana
injurious t. the good name Of me N"puhi' IAN
u0!nl,icc. Mir. O'Conuor Is cited 10 appear IN the
County Court ncNt December 10 answer to tA"
charge Of sIand~I.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
FOR THE PROPER NCNHER or POLLING
PLACES

The Committee Of seventy docs not propose that
there should 5e an opportunity for q violation
either Of the law or the spirit of tie Election laws
on November 6. and sNaking every precautlon to
see that no excuse may be left for lack OF proper
facilities for polling the full vote OF every election
district with this purpose Ia view, Chairman
Iarocque. OF the Committee OF seventy. yesterday
addressed the following letter to the Board of Po
lice OF the city OF New-fork:
SIrs: owing the very large registratlon OF this
wear and to the great number of ballots which
yylll be handed To the electors In the several eicc
lion districts OF this city II Is probable that the
process of voting will be unusually SLOW.
In view OF this probability ;he Committee OF Sew
enty deems Ii important that there should be a
strict compliance with that section OF the Election
law which requires that llere shall be AT least one
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
WATCHERS FOR THE POLLS WANTED.

Oliver Sumner Teall has issued additional call
for watchers at the polls In the Id Assembly Dis
trict next Tuesday. Tammany, he says, Will nave
from twenty 70 thirty workers each of the forty
eight polling places. and he wants At least ten at
each place. only eighteen volunteer watchers nave
thus far enlisted subscriptions 10 hire watchers
at $ each solicited, and checks for TINS puf-
pose drawn TO the order Of Theodore Sellgnail
treasurer may be sent to Mr.. Teal. at Sweeney :
Hp,-l Park Row ana DIane-st. Those VINO nave
already volunteered or subscribed for substitutes
are. Dr Mary Putnam jacob, Emily W; swan
Frederick g. swan. Mr.. Bayard Dominlck. Mrs.
g rtrude -. Partridge Miss Eleanor +. Muliigan'
Mrs. James ". PinchOt. Clarence L. Collins: Mrs
H. f. Collins. George De +. Barton Oliver C. Bar
ton. Mrs James Roe Mrs j. II. Schley, Robert
Tniiip Frallot Mrs. Daniel c. French and Mrs.
John .. Perry.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
DIX. t. CONAN DOYLE ~ BROOKLYN
HE DELIGHTS A LARGE AUDIENCE IN THE
ACADEMY or MUSIC WIFI HIS
REAfINISCENCES


ACADEMY OF MUSIC WIFI MS
REMINIsCENCEs
An audience Of nearly 20Gj persons listened 10 DR..
\ conan D,yl-s "Reminiscences" in the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music last evening. and lived over with
him th..r memories of the Sherlock Holmes stories
and tl. historical novels with which the authors
nam. b. Identified The lecture was under the
auspices II the Long Is.lnl Historical Society and
4 number Of the prominent members Were on the
stage. Tho Rev. Samuel \. Eliot. OF the First NJ
tarmn ChGrcn introduced the lecturer 'F Doyie
said among other things. AN author finds natura
repgenluce To taking about himself and his work.
AMI finds j. ,l+'g - tax or MS iTlenis anu con-
t.mpDrariee Hut a word OF sympathy i always
found N4tn tine readers Of Wnlt he has done. Ny
rec1l',D lions OF my first contact with Literature are
= m My father was an artist, iNed IN EdlnDursh
ani there ] remember seeing "hel mere infant
r,it man. whose voice was as big a. MS boiy
bs it- distortion. A. ThackerAy died wnen | was
four years o.i. deem II great privilege ihat sat
tie land ~ ..ttcrs. To my motnc. Owe my deligAt
iu l a,.i-toli stori. Her influence led me T. w-iie
illustrated by the author \ man and tiger figured
in 30, and az cary stage IL the story they besan
iu. library passed a rule for my benefit that sub
-.rucr .Ill not change h.s book more man thr
tn.s day. There IS wonderful mag IN the StIi-
ring ot a. boys mind, ana, a.though nav" SIN
lirprouel whales and shot elephants. Il was tame
compared with my experience IN reading cooper
"At sIN;,,n / IeCt school 70 study medicine. bpt
kept up my hero-wors! p Of favorite authors ana
when FIRST went % London / lett my luggage AT
~. station 20 visit the grave of Macaulay, who
had simulated The interest Ia history stirred 10y
Scott ln l>,N sent minuscript to A publsheI
Vro returned a check. when Was The bounty money
that .urpIlr! me ln the army oi lettrr'. for lev
years wrote shor, tories, and spent seven months
s. l,s taking my degree aad practising my proies-
soa. Bui iu 10 year did make more than $50 ny
sh.rl,.k Iiolm.s torres. and from other works OF
his pen. and was loudly appauded
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
MISS GERRY AND NR EITcHIE NOF TO nAFhf

The engagement Of Miss Angelica Gerry. the eldest
daughter of ex- Commodore Ebrdge ]. Gerry To j.
Wa .eworth Rltchie. has been broken Inc report
that tas was the case confirmed yesterday
by Mr. Gerry. He refused 10 say more IMAM ma'
his daughter and Mr.. iutc1ie would not pe "i'r'''
Tho enpaeement of Miss Gerry ana NJ Rtchlo' VINO
- , e,, ~ the late MONTGOMERY Richie, Of Boston.
and whose mother, now Mrs. Adair. nVinS IN
England il a daughter Of General "adswor'h' ''
Geneseo was announced last winter. IL was tn"iSn
,haf inc wedding wJu1 be celebrated IN i'rr'ihprr
I'm Trinity Chapel. whore Mr. Gerry ana ms IaI"'y
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
iLtIl

rAcfl. ON MONDAY October - 1894. u heart failure
r"n.f,l services will De held No a East sOih-s'.,
v'.lu,-.i4t october 81. at i"So d. m
Iuf,rrlrut private
Pleas. omit No"tis.
HARLOW Entered into eternal rest. at his home 'o
ur,.l..t. Newark. " j.. sunday, october - ls'l'
J,hn H. pailow. his NSh year. ,
Funeral service. -. Fduls church HSh ana Ma'he'
ats Wednesday October 81. al 2:3O p.
CROWEI.I.-On O~tober -. Eugene croweu NJ ID. only
The late Rev Seth CToweil In the 's'h year Vi
rn.ral services VIII take place his late residence
Nrms." 51h-st and Madison ave- on Nedhes-
a,y nafning. October 3l at 10 O'Clock.
Iutcrm,nt convenience Of family.
sam Frlncc, papers pleas" copy.
CIu'IKsHANK suddenly. sunday. October IS a. the
Mt.s,.Dt residence II her father. Coineila Leslie
yourgest daughter OF william L. and the late Ei%abeth
,Iuikshank. o-, -,
n.lf-past O'Clock from Calvary NJ. r. church. corner
I2,iih-st. and ithave.
DAyTON-In Chicago Octoh-r ~ Alexander Wilson
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
\ WARRANT FOR SENATOR MARTIN.
4 PROMINENT KANSAS DEMOCRAT ACCUSES HIN
or CRIMINAL. LIBEL.

or CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Topeka. Kan. oct "a warrant has been ISSUED
in Allen County, on compllint Of Nelson +. Acres
for the arrest of United States senator John Mar
tir charge of criminal libel In an authorized
interview given cut by senator Martin little more
than week ago ho defended Governor leweilng
and other Popust state officers against charges
corruption made ~ Acres, and denounced him
gambler ana ail-round disrcputab.e person
Acres was Collector of Internal Revenu, In Kansas
during Cleveand's first Administrations. and has
for years been prominent in Democratic circles
When he saw Martins interview he came TO To-
peka promptly and demanded rctracton. tn"
senator refused to acceie 10 the demand. Acres
returned to nis home in lola and Instituted tn"
proceedings against the Senator that will result u
his arrest tonight or Tomorrow morning. Sena-
tor Martin s supporting the Populist Sato ur6et
AMI Wdcn asked as 10 tn" probable eject of MS
politically. sail thrt i would make thousands
of Democratic votes for the POpust5
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
he sHor Az ESCAPING PRISONER

officer I.ubbe OF Nyack while guarding the Rock
land County Jail AT New city sunday night, shot
and badly wounded a prison'r. Frank BrintneIl
who was trying 20 escape. Brintncll was awaiting
trial for burglary and with the assistance of other
prisoners forced a door open and got out Ihe
officer knocked him down with club. but 'h'
man regainel his feet and ran away. The officer
then fired and shot the man I'm the back. causing
him 10 fall the ground. The bullet VAS cA-
tracied. but he was badly wounded