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MRS. GouGAl.,s TONGUE.


Other Women Testify That She UIss
sSVsrs Language IN Her Speeches.
BosroS, Nov. lin the damage suit
OF Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar against Con.
gresham Elijah A. Morse, for alleged
libel, Mira Mary a. LIyOrmors was
called as witness. sha testified that
Mrs. Cougar was addicted to severity Of
speech and often INDUCED in psrsOnali.
ties.
MrL Cook, wife Of tue mayor oil
Gloucester. Masa., and president Of the
Homan's ReiieI Corps, Mrs. II. Ella A.
GLEASON, national lecturer aud organ.
izer Of the W. @. 7. u, and MrI. Eliza
beth S. Tobey, ex.preSidont Massaehu.
setts w. O. I. u. each gave testimony
eorroborntiVe Of that presented by Mrs.
Liyermore,
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strike nor GROWING


ON tho Great NoFtharn--EVerJ at the
Point of Trouble HunninE smoothly,
ST. PAUL, MIHM, November 7.-Tho
Great Northern strike does not Soem to
bo growing very rapidly. To-day now
mon reached Devils, Lake, tho ono
noint whore thore was something Of q
freight blockade, and on their arrival
some Of tho mon who had gone out Join.
cd with other old mon, and with these
now mon, all is now going on 90
usual at this point, though como Amer.
can Railway Union mon claim 10 bo
gaining ground.
There may DO trouble about to break
out 4. other points, but nothing 10
known Of Il here aud n large number oi
mon have como here from tho oast, In
charge Of detectives, TO fill places OF tho
mon who might 20 out. Tho officials
Of tie road continue to inGilt that thoro
Ia no trouble; but tho men who favor a
sirlko claim to DO In no WiSo dBconr.
agod, but hopeful Of winning in lilo end.
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wAnuxaroS. D. O.. Nov 1.-THE
Turkish legation announces the follow.
Ing telegram from tho sdblime porte
under yesterdays date:
All news concerning plots, threaten
ing le!terS and a supposed dissatisiac'
ton in tue ranks OF the army and navy
is intentionally prOpugsted by we'll
known newspaper correspondents, atil'
lated with the Armenian committee, to
alarm public opinion. As Tor the Oft
repeated assertion Of the intended OK.
termination Of the Atmenians, II il too
absurd to be eoulradlcted. Tho efforts
Of the imperial government tend, on the
contrary, TO quell the revolt Of the Ar
menians and to resist their criminal and
bloody agitation.
"The Armenian asitatlouRs at Dlasbckir
was on the point oisubsldinR whom tho
ArmenlAns began again their attacks
upon the Slussplmans by throwing
bombs Of them, and by firing at the
MuSsulmans at the very time whom the
latter were calling the faithful to pray
ers. During the STRAY fifty Musaul.
mans aud ninety Armenians were killed
or wounded.
armenian rioters attacked the pa
trolls at siyrik, killing few Musiul'
mans and setting DIRE TO the bazaar.
"lWo hundred Armenian revolution.
lists, having at their head Kevrok, chief
Of the parish Of Ferus iAaraIh). attack.
ed the village Of Tchoukour Hllsar and
killed twelve MuSsulmans
Some OF the agitators were arrested,
including part Of the Armenian brigaudi
who captured Hadii PGssan oslou
HuIni.
"All news published as to the occur.
renee os trouble at Adana, Tarsus and
Mer,ins is absolutely without founda'
10 LONDON, Nov. s.-The cOns.antiuOplo
correspondent Of the Standard sends an
interview with Said Pasha in which he
says he could not claim that the Turk
ish administration was snow white,
but 1t was certainly not as black as IL
was painted. The ministers. ho said,
were working hard TO carry out the
scheme Of reforms aud counted upon
Eugland's geueroIity pot TO increase tho
difficulties BY encouraging the rcyolu.
tionaEy Armenians. who, instead OF
being grateful for their concessions shat
had been made, were In open revolt
throughout ASia.
A dispatch to the Standard from vi.
euua says that 1t is believed that tho
changes in tho Turkish ministry arc in.
tended 10 appeGse MohAmmedan dissat.
iIfaction, aud are not 4 demonstration
against EnalRnd, although Kianil Pasha,
the outgoing grand viEier, was the most
pro.EnRllSh OF the PaIhas.
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sEVGNTEEy TmoUsANp
Plurality Is What Kentucky Gives aud |
May Go Over That Figure.

Plurality Is What Kentucky Gives aud II
May Go over That Figure, y
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov 7.-Thereturns
sent in up to this morning give Bradley
a plurality OF over 1900. and the iow
eOun,ies mot yet heard from, sOms
seven or eight, including those from
which only Incomplete returns have
been received, are expected to swell the
figures above 1900. The result in tho
legislature Is still doubtful, with the
chances In favor Of the Republicans on
Joint ballot. The prospects Of Black
burns return to the senate do not look
very good at present.
Unofficial returns ahow the whole
municipal ticket won by the Democrats
in Covingtou, 900 plurality for Hardin,
two Democratic representatives elected
to the Legislature, and one In doubt.
In Campbell county Bradley has l,l0O
plurality. Two representatives and one
senator have been elected by Repnbli-
caut, and every city officer elected In
Newport is q Republican.
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SENSATIONAL DIVORCE.
Waterman BaEalsy iIrIpEs Salt Again,
His Tilted Vile.

Waterman BagAisy iirinEs n Salt AEaiui;
His Titled Vile.
wAsu1SoroS, Now 7.-Watorman P.
Bagaley, the son Of former wealthy
Pittsburgh manufacturer, to-day filed a
cross bill for divorce from Mrs. Olga
BagIlsy, daughter Of the Countess
Alaeri, Of Milan, Italy. Tho bill Iots
forth that no aud Mrs. BaGaIey were
married at Milan, September "a, 1882,
after he had secured 4 divorce from his
vile in this city, which no attor-
wards found to be irregular. In
1884 tho couple came to America
a. d visited his auul, Mrs. Williams, oil
this city, to whose influence over the
countess he attributes In alarge degree
tho enlargement between himself and
wife. Tho bill also shows that Bagga.
ley became III from the effects OF the use
OF morphine and At ono time was con.
iiued In the asylum for q short time.
He charges his wife with dosertion and
adultery and with being the mother oil
a child whose paternity he denies.
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cunAN LtNnNLuIoN,

The UsuaI "ohlo nj" reports Give the In.
surgouu the Worst oft
HAVANA, Nov. IAN important en-.
gasement occurred yesterday at Cayo
Esplne, near the border between Santa
Clara and MatauEa,, in the southern
part Of the island. The column Of troops
commanded by Colonel Luislna, the
forces Of the civil guard and battalion
OF the Maria CristinA regiment had an
engagement With tho insutgent bands
oisLacfet NuneE and Porequito Perez.
The action was dercely contested and
lasted from o'clock in the afternoon
until into the night
Official reports state that under cover
Of the darkness .the insurgents fled.
This morning Ii was iound that thoy
had left upon tue field thirty killed and
n large number OF wounded. The 70.
ports state that the troops lost on their
side one officer aud seven soldiers
killed and a number wounded. Do.
tails OF the hght arc very meagre, and
nothing Is known OF the relative posi-
lions Of tho contestants since the battle.
II is also reported that the insurgents
have burned a church and thirteen
houses at the village OF Guamutas. Ia
the eastern patt Of the province Of Ma
tanEat
On the plantation Of Penon, In the
district OF GuanAtomo, the chairman OF
an au.onomisl club and four others have
been arrested for political activity.
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cnunoI I.xrnNsIoy
society OF tho NJ. E. church In session n
Chicago.

society of tho NJ. E. church In session Mt
chicago.
CmCAdo, Nov. Tho church OxtOn.
sion society OF tho Methodist Episcopal
church began itS bcsslon horO to-day
with fourteen bishop, aud about forty
laymon In attendance. Tho report Of
tho board Oi extension showed receipts
on tho general fund available for dono.
tIons 10 needy churches during tho
INST yunr 10 liayO bocn sl7l, 337 On
tho loan fund tito receipts wotO S2ib, ljS.
Loans returned by churches which had
boon holncd amounted to Sji 900, which
tho report said was most encouraging
icnlurc. There wnsa dcCrnngn Of sixty
IN Tho number Of rhurrhu, aided below
last year, aud 25l below the year proyi.
ntiH.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. William Earl
Antrim, agod sixteen, an apprentice in
tho plumbing establishment Of Tcbouu
& Quinn In thl, city. ls said to be hcir
to tho tltlu aud fortunes Of tho Irish
Anitlma II 10 claimed for him by
those who havo amplp' proof, that his
father was Earl Antrim, who diol 70.
Gently, loaylng an oBtnto worth SSO,0OO,'
mn
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WARRINGTON, Now 7.-SOnor Romero,
the Mexican minister hcrc, formally do
ME, tho accuracy Of publlIhOd report
coming from T'OxAs TO tho ofloeL that
jain II. Manloy. engineer ol tho Moxi'
can International Hallway, and other
Americans Wof0 afroIledby tho Nlcxican
authorities aud taken to Monterey ~
1889 aud afterwards compelled TO work
In corlain alleged coal minoa olpllt pr
ton miles distant from that city. Tho
minister had tho matter carefully inyoI.
tigalOd by tho Mexican goY0rhmont aud
declares that ihsfO Ia not shadow oil
foundation iOf tho story
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DUl,l,ANTs CASE.

The Convicted Man May Not 10 Sentenced
To-day aS Expected.
San FRAScisco, November 7.-TheO.
dore Durrant will be taken to court to-
morrow osisnsibly to be sentenced for
the murder Of Blanche Lamont There
is little prospect, however. that sentence
will then be pronounced. Attorneys
for the defense will move for now trial
aud this melton will entail a continu-
ance. They will bo entitled to two
weeks In which to prepare their brief,
and II ls understood that thoy will avail
themaelYes Of the full perLod.
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QUAY AeAINsT oAMnRoN.

ono of his Next Friend, Declares for n
Phiiadsiphlan for senator.
PHlLADRLPmA, Nov. frank VIII.
ing Leach has declared for Philadol.
phian for United States senator TO sue.
coed Senator Cameron. Owing 10 his
closeness to Senator Qvay. his declura.
ton Is regarded as significant. Mr..
Leach took train to-day tor Florida,
whero he will be Senator Quay's guOst
for about three weeks. lie said;
~ have no personal choice, but any
ono Of the following will bring credit to
tho office, the city and the party, namo'
": John WSnamaker. George S. Gra-
ham, John Russell Young, Doios PEN
roso, or Charles q. Harrison"
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rME oonr nlvoNoE oAsE.
The colonsrs Application Tor a stay Re
fused by the Court.


The coionsrs Application for STAY Re.
fused by the Court.
PRovfDBScE, r. l., Nov THE ap-
plication Of Francis Caldwell, counsel
for Colonel S. p. Colt, for a stay OF pro.
ccedings in tho taking Of dopOiitiOns Of
witnesses in behalf OF Mrs. Colt in her
suit for divorce, has been denied by
Jndse stlnes. Colonel Colts attorneys
we're notified that depositions would be
taken at North Donway, n. H., to-mor'
raw. A stay was at once asked for on
the ground OF insufficient notice aud the
great inconyeniencs counsel for 10.
spondont would be put TO in going to
the place named. The judges action
is claimed to be OF great benefit to Mrs.
Colt, as by tho taking Of testimony at
onco sho will have the benefit OF some
dispositions II would have been impos-
sible to obtain had the delay asked for
boon granted.
Rathbons Gardner. who represents
Mrs. Colt, Frank Caldwell. who rep.
rosonls Colonel Colt, and Samuel K.
Honey. Of Newport, who Is one OF the
counsel for ]. ]. Van Allen In tho $780,.
OOJ suit brought by Colonel Colt for
alleged alienation OF MrS. Colts afleo.
lious, all left for North Conway this
morning.
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TMle IRON TRADE.
Extreme oalotness Daring the Past Week.
A Waiting Tendeney.

Extreme QutetueAs Daring the Fast Week.
A Waiting Tendency.
PIrrsBuRGu. PA, Nov. THE Ameri-
can Manufacturer aud Iron World will
say tomorrow:
The most prominen. feature Of the
iron and steel market during the past
week was its extreme quiotns.s. In all
lines oil the trade a general waiting ten.
dency seems to be shown aud nobody Is
inclined to move. It was the general
impression week ago that higher
prices would be tho next move, but
these antieipAtions have not been real
lied, as conditions remain about as they
we're, with perhaps less doing.
Pig iron Is weaker, although no ma.
teriai change has occurred. Grey Forgo
is quoted at Sl2 Scale 75; No. / Foundry
Sl4 75al5 90; Charcoal, coal blast S24 90.
For manufactured iron aud steel th o
mills arc still fully employed on old or.
ders aud new ones arc small, best buck
bar 81 40al 60i common iron 81 36al 40;
steel barI 81 35al 40. Steel falls are
steady at S2s 90.
The number OF blast furnaces In oper.
alton on November l, was 2SS, with Q
weekly capacity Of 2Sl, 1853 tons. against
lSS furnaces In blast with l7l,4l4 tons
capacity one year ago, showing an in.
crease OF 5g,759.
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oLEyrLASp, omO. Non 7.-An even

CLEVELAND, ONO. Nov IAN even
Ing paper SayE;
"Iu the quiet town Of RamIpO, N, Y
q stupendous railroad transaction was
effected yesterday. The vast Erie SyS'
tenn was sold to o. H. COster, Louis A,
Fitzgerald and Anthony ], Thomas, the
reorganization committee, for $4,000,
over and above the bonded indebted.
moss otthe road. The matter was kept
q secret and mono but the high officials
know the time and place Of sale,
For many months the Erie has just
managed to struggle along under a
debt OF nearly S7sOOO.OOO. Reasonably
bonded it would be a monsy.mAkeE To
eject this, tho services OF j, P. Morgan
we're enlisted and yesterdays sale was
the result.
The reorganization schome Ia lntri.
cato and far reaching. II embraces a
thorough reluvenation oil the entire limo
from New York to Chicago; provides
for the caucelllng OF all present seCuri.
ties by giving the holders stock in tue
now company; aud practically assures
the future stability Of Ibo road.
Thp property that was sold 10 the
divisions from New York TO Salamanca
and from Marion to Chicago. A deal
was on foot to elect the proposed sale
OF the "Nypano" from Salamanca to
Marion at tho same time. and 1t Is re'
ported that this has been done, but
General Manager Tucker. Of this city,
could not verify the report to-day.
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EXCELSIOR sPmSoA No., November 4
"A now difficulty In DR.. Frakor'S bond
has como up. Ono Of tho bondSmou
refused to qualify at tho last moment,
and others who had signed wSrO report
od not 10 DO OligiblS. Tho doctors
friends said horc to-day; "llo will prob
ably not bother any moro about giving
bail but will ROMAN In jail until his
trial noxL February"
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ADnll.Ab snuFEnDr DEAD.

lie Expires Mt his Rc.ldsnoo Ia washing.
ton-A Rsnarkabio Career
wAsnfSdroS, d. o., Nov 7.-Renr
Admiral Robert W. shuioldt, retired,
died at his residence in this city at half
past 10 o'clock this morning after a
long illnoss. following an attack Of tho
grip and an accident while driving
about ybar ago. 10 was appointed a
miishipman from New York May, 1859,
became roar admiral In May, 1888 and
rotrod In 1884. flo had most notable
record, having opened Koroa 10 the
world by treaty, surveyed tho Tohu'
antopoC canal route, and played an inl'
porlant part Ia tho civil war
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FERNANDO CoRTiSA,
"Chlei Of the Territory"
FIVE ngilI1ADED.
Tho Lender. In the Ia V gOtarlAn Mas.
annrh Arc l.HapnLrh.

Tho Lenders In the In V gOtarlan Mas
sncrn Are ExSouIcd.
New YoRK, Nov IA cablegram to
tho World from Foo Chow, China, says
tho fyo vegetarian leaders In tho mas.
Sacro OF missionaries at Hwa,ang wcro
publicly behcadcd hero at o'clock this
morning.
lloiorC they wero put 10 death, thorO
was an imposing ceremony in q tent on
tho execution grounds.
Tho lncmbors Of tho American and
British consular commission, who
wont to Ku Chong to watch
tho trials, tho Chinese project Of
tho province. two natlvo magls.
trates and many Americans aud
Europeans wOrO prosont ThOFO was a
procession to tho execution grounds,
arranged TO impress tho natives,
Arrests Of PERSONS implicated In tho
massacre continue 10 10 made al Ku.
ChpnH
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Naw llAyaS, CoS&, Nov 1.-THE
ninth annual convention Of tho chriI.
tIan workers Of tho UhlLOd sIatOH
oponOd sOynn days session hoto to-
day with 800 delegates In attendance.
Tho morning Insglon was devoted 10
brIol aud Informal RddfOIAOB by tho
lloN u. A. Tory, Oi Chicago, president
Of tho International Christian HoFkora'
Association and chairman Of tho con.
vantion, tho Row John D. Collins, tho
secretary and Mh Clarke, Ol tho Chicago
Garden Mission.
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mKISLGY AND DHApLEY
Is the Ticket That EalhuslastIs KsntpSk,
iAns Want.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 7,-The Leader,
the leading Republican eneWIpaper in
Kentucky. always a stalwart supporter
of Governor Mckinley for the preIl.
dOncy, to-day declares for Governor Nc
Kinley for President and Governor.
elect Bradley for vice president
Tho Loader says; "The oyerwhelua.
ing victory in Ohio under the brilliant
leadership OF Mckinley, Foraker aud
Bushnell giyes new impetus TO the
presidential candidacy OF William Nc.
Kinley, aud the election OF William o.
Bradley Us the arst Republican COVER
nor Kentucky has ever had makes him
a vice presidential star Of the first mag.
nitude. Mckinley is tho embodiment
OF the protective taria principle, and
BrAdley's election Is triumph for
sound money"
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Pr1snuRou, Pa, Nov. THE initial
poriormancoby Otis Skinner. Of Ham.
lot, tonight at the Duqucsnc theatre,
was warmly received by largo and
fashionable nudiqncc. The many
friends OF Mr.. Siinnor WeTo agreeably
surprised at tho mastorly manner in
which tho oxacting part oi tho melan-
choly DanO was rendered and the gon-
erous applause was very encouraging.
While there wOro no decided inuova-
tions attempted, tho trying parts woro
taken with brilliant effect.
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CIucAoo, Nov 1--llawlcy, tho alleged
holol thicI, who was arrested today /,
said to bo wanted In Now York, Clcyo.
land, Omaha nnd other places. lilo was
to-day held In 1000 bonds for ton days
continuance. Tho police hnro nay that
hO las stolen acyorn thousan Il dollars
worth oi lpwclty aud other valuable,
from guests uI tho various hotels In
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LONDON, Nov 7--lotd Raleigh nnt
proI, lIamscy called al tho UnIlod slalol
embassy to-day mud Mh JnncB Il
Roosevelt, nOutOlnry oi tIlo uulbaNny
ptb,OnlUd them witlacIlook for $4,000
with which tho Smithsonian Institution
has awarded lliOn ~ tho flfit llodg
kln'a pflEd for iholf papor ON afgon,
tno now olomonI discovered by LORD
RalolgL
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LurGENAu sNNrRNcEp.
German Editor Imprisonsd on the Charge
of Lnae Mnlpath

German Editor Imprisonsd on the Charge
OF Lose Majestic
DoRrNuSD. wEsrPnALtA, Now u
Herr Lutgonau, a socialist leader who
has beon returned to the reichstaR after
n reballot In the district Of Dottmund,
has been sentenced to Eve month"; im'
prisonment on the charge Of leSe ma.
iOste, for repr oducingin his newspaper,
the Arbeitor Zeitung, an article headed :
Another Of those imperial speeches"
Tho Norwaorts, commenting on tue
return Of Herr Lu,genau, said:
"This Is the peoples answer 10 Eu-
pcror Williams appeal for cohesion
against the socialists aud TO the threat
onCd Rnli.socialist measures"
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DIDN'T Gnr rnE ARMS.
1t cOrtina Forced Gonzales to Exhibit
A. Nvat.. NIaa

Bat cOrtina Forced Gonzales to Exhibit
the White Flag,
TAMPA, FLA, Nov. 7.-Authentio cor
respordcnes from Cuba tonight brings
copies OF the following letters:
"Arny Of Liberty Of Cuba, Third Bril-
gude, on tho outskirts OF sagua,
"Nr. Ramon GoHsalei, SaAio:
"DEAR SIR:-It Is necessary that you
forthwith obtain for mo fifteen carbines,
with sufficient ammunition. II will not
bo difficult for you TO obtain them, aud
II you do not comply with this request
in q worry iow days will DO obliged to
reduce to ashes the city in which you
reside. / believe that you will not obligo
mo 10 take such harsh measures, which
will entail go much damage. Answer
soon as you can.
FERNANDO CoRriNA.
"Chiof OF the Territory"
Tho following answer was sent imme.
diaioly:
"Tho arms aud ammunition, which
arc iu charge oil Spaniatd like myself,
Nro loaded to be used on all traitors
against the Gag Of my nation.
"RAMoN GoSZALES"
Upon receipt Of this Cortlna assem-.
blOd his iorco and approached that fort.
Gonzales appeared with a whlto Gag
aud asked tor consultation. Tho com.
mandors had lengthy Interview. AZ.
forwards Coriina withdrew without
obtaining tho arms.
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PRouprxcE, II, l.. Nov 7-onc hun.
dred and fifty operatives from Mich.
lEan and Wisconsin have arrived at
olnsyvlllo to take tho places Of striker,
dropped in the Atlantic mills. As there
Ia no room in tho boarding houses OF
mill ten0monts. tho now arrivals are
cRnpcd In tho big corporation building
and iod by q public cAtorOE
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lIocnEugn, NJ Y, Nov IA lOtlOr
received horo from VlCO Consul Samuel
Gllbnilh, ut Antigua, WOdL Indies, In.
iofnn tho family Of Janut q. Fox,
United HLaloa consul nj Antigua, Win
dldl lhotn u recently, that lili death was
onuanl IVY yollOw lover, and aio com
inina tho statement that thofO have
boon q gt0it many deaths from the dis
oaao this fall among tho Whllo residents,
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TURKEY DENIES
Reports OF copsp!raoIes and Plots
Against the Porto.
SlYSIRHENIlNS ARE AGGRESSORS

An Emphatic ofioIal Denial of Re.
cont Dispatches ReoelvOd by the
Lssatloa ia washtag.on-AllOGOd
That tho Iopor's Have Been Sent
by Newspaper Correspondents Who
Aro Interested in Alarming the
PaOlIo-sald Pasha Says he Is DoiuG
All ho Can.
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CRY OF Mexico, Nov 7.-FOrty.SOveu
Americans lcIt To-day Tor tho clly Of
oaxAcn, woOnco thoy will 90 In carriages
10 tho ruined temple Of Militia.
Dovoratla says resident SpuniardS will
protect BAldovidi, the Italian who as.
Snssinated Kolbcck, an American rail.
way conduclrr, aud Italians now NllogS
that tho Americans insultcd the queen
Of spalu and that was tho real cause Of
Tho ironblO
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CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. 1.-THE Poles
Of this city have started q movement
looking toward the sending oI about 800
recruits to join the Cuban army. The
force will be composed entirely Of Poles,
mostly from Cleveland, Chicago aud
Buffalo. A meeting will be held here
November II, when 1t Ia proposed to
formulate plans for getting the men to
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wmnISmox. NoH7.-sOorota'y Smith
has rendered a doclaIon constituting a
provision In tho sundTy civil bill Of 1894,
rolnNyo 10 soldiers additional home.
sload snlfloS 10 roygfses n former
rnllng oi tho department, and holds
that tho laW inlonded 10 validate oil
such certificates issuol,