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New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
ROBBED IN A PULLH3N CAR.
AN OHIO MERCHANT ENcor ST4Rs Ics>Pocs-&9s
At THE ERIE STATION.

THE ERIE SIAIlpNs
younpstown Ohio oct. (SpeciaD Julius Cof"i
u.aItbv cIothier OF this city. returned from New
vii ,his forenoon He reported the loss OF sZlol
,.htch had been stolen from him In JeTsey 'ity
u,b,s he WAS boarding a Pullman car to starr Tor
,,,s c,,v Erie train No. I. which leaves jersey
Ci,v a, abou, Q o'clock was just pulling out "hch
Mr. Cosel boarded II. As he passed through 'he
narrow, uassageway between the smoker ana main
mart OF the car three men rushed past MN IN 4
hurry a. IL seemed to get off before ue Train
carried them away. He felt one Of them 20 through
his pocket but 1t done so ~ kly that De
fore he had time 20 turn me rppt'i. h't ,uoIt tIt
reared he then discovered that his Pochctbooh'
contairIng 81 $50 In cash. along VIII ofaft on. a
New-York bank for So. had beer taken. Mr.
Cose ie "A powerful man, and had ne notlceh ,he
,ocn a good struggle He had valuable diamond
sud and a gold watch. which were not taken
julius Cosel who is said 10 have been held up IN a
Jersey City railway station. was PASSENGER on NE
Western express, Train No :, which left the Erie
station Jersey City. at 10 o'clock TUESDAY nisht
Walsh sent n dispatch 20 the Erie's chief detective.
Iohn Brown. who IS stationed In jersey city, tnit
a passenger had reported TO him. when IN. tram
as raseily Tuxedo that while he was boarding
the pullman car in Jersey CITY he had been held
wv hv Two mon who robbed him Of s. 250.
pcfcctive Brown Immediately telePraph"d back
cons o back from Conductor Walsh tina, the pas
senger refused 10 give the description, ana adcId
that his story "nshy" Brown said TO Trib-
me reporter last night that the story is prcposcr-
Cured in the sta lion as porter STANDS al INC enc
Of each car and the platform was not deserted Tor a
moment al that hour as passengers. train hands
and railway employees were moving about ana II a
robbcry had been attempted the alarm would haze
been promptly given The railway onic dis
credl, the story and will maxi no Investigation
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
BLOODSHFD MY FOLLOW
BITTER FEUD BETWEEN THE DEMOCRATIC AND
poPULIsT CHAIRMEN IN GEORGIA.

Atlanta CA Oct (SneciaD.-It Is not unk ely
that hoodshed may result from the bitter per
soma; controversy between Cnairmer Gay ana
Cunnirrhan1 OF the Democratic and fopulist STATE
Executive committees. which has so far cSpo''eu
itself in newspaper cards only II Viii he reni'm-
har.d thai CLAW denounced Cunningham personally
iu n speech made last saturday. CunniiSh"m ie-
taliated two days age with card In wh'h ne
characterized Clay as "a common liar ana COW ara
To thjs Clav replisl that ho could pay n ut"n-
ton to persona. attacks until ~" camir,lgn VIZ
ever To-nish. after the closing OF the polls Nnair-
man CLAW came TO Atlanta from hi> lo'n' n
Marietta In search ~ Cunning CHAM. and slould me
two men meet n tragedy IS regarded aG certain.
Clay IS understood 10 be fully dct""m'nei 20 wipe
out with blood the insults heapcd upon hin.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

GREEK AID DUTCH GuAKp'hif' N"N
10 HAVE BEEN REFUSED A'"''
TO THE HELI.EsroNr

,ordon oct The Post" tom -" 'aonr,, ',
usra,ch from Constantnople !" ''" - "a
ncrs wing thar the Porte had decided NOV - ,hs
mil orcek Dutch ard Amefic an s' tha,
ucucspont u ~ known '"o '''', ,,... vessels
-, objects 10 the admission oil 'n'S
n ,-,,.1 -, tcs Government. 1t Is ada'a mas
no, IT. ~, ct Wv, made application for the adm'S'" 0
her w,rsnips -, ,,,, mother Sec
rctary Olncy nor secfeiary ia 10 the alleged re-
3ny sn nf lh Tnrs Porte 70 perhm s II is rea.
or othcr N"aS' ,6 " n inc Porte had recel.s.
.onat3 w., r,f,,ss OF January Is last MnsF ,Fe date
li1r,'i ,',iI bnvc ,clogra pned the tAc' ~ ~ I S.
frl' ""u,.."d tb. Turkish Minister U!io'"E ,E,, the
Tctnry 0ncy that Tewhk pniy paS4iy Win Mr Terrcs
Sublime f,p 'permsson the hanGrG,, u 81 ShS
through the strait. 20 remain ans nstantinopic ~
rgltea 1bn The Bancroft has been ds,nc'f ,in f nac
SIM 'ttr,srchod or the special m nj :
out ana Hl.F", l,srosai OF Minister IclIri IlLl -
ing iiseli AT " fcw days' sail Of the Golden ho'"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

NOT IN ACCORD WITH GLADSTONE ON
THE TURKISH QUESTION.


OTHER REASONS WHY HE wITIDRAws FROM
THE LEADERSHIP or THE LIBERALS.
London, oct. Lord Rosebery has written a
letter to Mr.. Thomas Edward Ellis Member OF
Parliament for Merioncthshire and first whip OF
the Liberals, resigning the leadership OF the
party. The reason given for his Lordship
resignation is that he dsagrees with MIR. Glad
stone and other leading Liberals regarding the
proper policy to be adopted on the Eastern
question.
Lord Rosebery's letter is dated at MS country
seat. Dalmeny Park. Lnlithgowshire. Octooer D.
In the communication his Lordship says:
clear the air | find myself in apparent dmerehee
with a considerable mass OF the Liberal parry On
the Eastern question and In some conllct VIII VIII ne III
opinion OF Mr. Gladstone. who must necessa'iy az
ways exercise matchess authority win the pa =? !,
while scarcely from any quarter do receive sNP','
support This situation. except as resarus NJ ~.
Gladstone Is not altogether new but IN saying tns
! complain OF and regret ohy tnat I'M ~
appear 10 divide the energies and Try the laith ~
the Liberals This question. however y ABOVE an aiIi
beyond personal considerations; and wren spsaS'
which do this week, | must SPEAK III! inu,
out reference TO party Under these clrcuHs any.
II is best for the party and for myself that spedh
not as A leader but as free man; CoNsequen..iS
! beg 10 notify you that the leadership Of rne par ~
srrne my liberty Ok action. can only teeI the ueep,
est graiItule and regret at parting rom .o, " no
those who like you have given nT e,, suGn 'o'A' W.
operation under circumstances so dncult.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
,.,,r popTE MAKES \ DEMAND

,- ", yrs TO SEARCH FOREIGN VESSELS -
- ,, -. runs nor ARMENIANs THE HOLD
=, or 4 RELIEF FUND MURDERED
, No, The Porte has sent note
ms, ,n,a,s demanding the r,ht of Turkey 10
,arI forotgn vessels in Turkish waters io' '"'
,,,rno,e Of searching for Mmenians' .o, xows
London. oct "a dispatch to the e,e tappointed
from ii,,,t The fund subscribed Tor the feH tu,p
p 30 survivors OF the recent n',S ,1r,.red a nd
u,m,..thrr w., with his family, mas De'I ~
tofct ~ ~ tbe fund has been stolen. r, o,
II Is said that the Porte has IN order to allie
tn' ,'atc "a Somrwhat the condition Oh '"e
Armenian residents
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
TIDE TURNING IN FLORIDA.
LARGE DEMOCRATIC LOSSES IN THE
STATE ELECTION.
RETURNS INDICATE THAT THEIR VOTE WILL. BE
ABOUT 5000 BELOW THAT or 1s9e-GooD
REPUBLICAN WORK IN ST
JOHNS COUNTY.

ABOUT 5000 BELOW THAT or 1s92-GooD
REPUBLICAN WORK IN ST
JOHNS COUNTY
Jacksonville Fla. Oct. 7.-Oficial returns OF
the State election are just coming in. the count,
owing to the length of the ballot not being COM
pleted in the larger counties until this after
noon. The returns indicate light vote and a
heavy DeVocratc loss as compared with lS9-
Complete returns from thirteen out OF the
forty-fve counties In the State give Bloxham
Dem) for Governor, S.1SS: Gunby Rep). 20l4
Weeks Pop). $40
The same counties in 1892 gave Mitchell
Dem) for Governor. ! .629. and Baskins Pop)
1891. If the same ratio obtains in other coun-
ties. the Democratic vote will be about 24.ooo,
loss Of about 5000. as compared with lS92
st. Augustine Fla, Oct. (SpecaD-The Re-
pubcans Of st. Johns County. for the first time
In eight years. put up a ticket and have elected
one member OF the Legislature and the county
superintendent Of schools. besides giving Gunpv
(Rep) for Governor over half Bloxhams uDenJ
vote. The Republicans have surprised thsm-
selves and have smashed the Democratic county
machine.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
SHOT DOWN BY BANK ROBBERS.
TWO MEN SLAIN. A BANK ROBBED AMI
THE MURDERERS ESCAPE ON
BICYCLES.

Sherburne. Mimi, Oct. THE Bank OF Sher-
burne was robbed to-day. and George Thorourn'
assistant cashier and a travelling collector for
the Walter,A Wood Harvester Company were
shot dead The robbers escaped through pack
window mounted wheels and rode out OF town
A large posse of men are in pursuit OF the muir
derers.
The Governors office at st. Paul was apprised
OF the tragedy late this afternoon. and VIII take
action in the affair at the earliest possible mo-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
MP GERRY REFLECTED PRESIDENT.

Albany Oct THE Convention Of the Societies
for the prevention of Cruelty in New-Yofk State
today adopted a resolution condemning pigeon
shootng The following officers Were eiected Pres
ian. Elbridge r. Gerry. OF New-York CITY: sec
n,arv Robert J. Wilkin OF Brooklyn; treasurer,
yv,lbur s Peck Of SYRACUSE Executive COMMITTEE.
klhridge r. Gerry chairman; Robert Wikin the
I,,. Ie,oes " Dennis. Wilbur :. Peck, George w.
~. i,,rS Walter Devereaux and L. n. Eaton.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
ALDRIDCE APPOINTS HIS DEPUTY.

Albany. oct. 7.-Superintendent Aidridse. OF ths
c.. nanar,ment OF Public Works has appointed
McWeeney of Herkimer County, Deputy SUI
narIn,endent a, a salary Of 5000 a year. Mr. Nc
,,,,.., took the oath of office to-day. The APP
,,o,ntmen, is made under law passed last winter
,vhich provides that the Deputy snail M have me h
p"Mce except that he cannot sit as a member OF
sen stats Canal Board or the Capitol constructor
com ssion-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
Mr.. DEPEW MAKES A SPEECH.

HE ADDRESSES 10000 PERSONS AND HAS BRYAN
on THE RACK.
Galesburg H. oct. THE greatest local po-
utical d cmonstraton Of the year was held this
evening In honor of Chauncey VI. Depew who
addressed a crowd OF 10000 in the large tent re-
Gently erected by the I,epublicanJ. Preceding
the address there was parade participated In
nv 5000 of the voters from different parts OF
tho country Mr. Depew spoke for more than
Two hours and was frequently interrupted by
annlause when he arraigned Mr.. Bryan ana
some Of his statements regarding the benefts or
free silver 10 the wOrkingmen OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
NOW ENGLAND BEARS INSULTS

THE ST JAMEs's "AHhii ,,ss,
,.,.,.,zrr,,y QUESTION FROM A PESsi-
MYSTIC POINT OF VIEW
,a, nc, 1.-The 81. James's Gazette oc
l-ohuoh. r,,c. 10 discussion Of the Ven
'o'', ,,uotion in which the paper insists thi'
s~',' 81. nrogrrss whatever has been made .owaru :"
no p'oe rnglord's dispute with Venezuela
Th paper reces the Venezuela" sron'S n nn' a"s o"
ra,es ucrpetra,cd upon English ofcia's' anu ."u'
hy saving: III sucn insults ana ou'raseS i''u D.
h'"''' -. ,yo,Id have been war long ago.
Amet,pa pr European power would not nave stood IL
Any othe, ~. sit with folded hands and permit
a Wc,h, -. ,h. face TO succeed another. we hsNe
mos. @ ha. ihe Ds,sSfT but wi'o no,hn
ihitcu lined hy shutting oar eyes ana Crying
IS TO .e where there is peace" a,,,,,,o in
p.,"h Gazette' adds that NeneSueIa at.',u" u,
"Ihe '"" ,hn construction OF railway 10 the
Tssdr nari,na as violation OF Venezuelan territory S
iuStIi
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
A BIGGER REWARD DEMANDED.
THE GIRLS WHO FOUND Mr.. cLARKsoN's
sATCHEL NOT CONTENT WITH $50

EATTHEL
Tiliie Henkel the girl who found sa'chei on
Barcay-st ferryhoat Monday. went with her
sister Bertha to the office Of Floyd ClarKson the
banker at No. ~ Broadway yesterday. 10 demand
tho s235 which the satchel contained when 1t was
returned 70 It's owner on Tuesday. The girls failed
TO receive the money. Mr. Clarkson said later thar
the advertisement Offering so and all the money
In the satche for the return OF the satchel anu
the valuable papers In 1t. was not published until
the satchel had been returned by the father OF the
girls but the advertisement had been sent to the
newspaoers and It's publication could not be
stopped Mr. Herkel Mr. Clarkson said had been
satisfied with the reward of $50 which ne reeesyed.
AS a matter of fact Mr Clarkson said the terms
OF the advertisement had not been complied with
by the finder OF the satche because 1t was stln'l-
lated ,ha, the satchel was 10 be returned 10 Mr..
Clarkson's office while Mr.. Ienkal delivered 1t to
an agent OF the owner nj another place
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
REMOVED FOR OFFENSIVE PARTISANSHIP.

Renton Harbor Mich. Oct. 7.-R ]. Jarvis DEM
ocratic postmaster here for the last three years.
received notice OF dismissal from that place last
night for alleged offensive paxtisanship. E. Il.
Nichols, "a gold Democrat, will succeed him. Mr.
Jaryis ia candidate for Congress In this district
on the silver ticket and has been open and vigor.
Gus in his denunciation Of the gold standard and
its advocates.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
SOLDIERS INvALIDED TO HAVANA.

Havana. oct. THE steamer Triton mas Drought
80 Havana 240 Spanish soldiers from the Pinar del
n, proy,nce who were incapacitatcd from service
BY Illness.
Three prisoners OF war were shot to-day. one at
Artemisa and two at Matanzas. for the crime or or
rch.lIion Seven prisoners were placed on trial ~
oyrsmartial In Havana on q similar charge.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
ALEyANDER SALVINI STILL ALIVE.

r.oodou. oct THE United Associated Presses
So, roce,ved adyices from Florence that Alexander
,,, .hn ar,or whose death was reported to have
,,rrod ,vo or three days ago a: Monte ca ;ini.
o. trIorence is alive, but that his condition Is
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
BISHOP WALKER CHOSEN.
ELECTED ON THE SIXTH BALLOT BISHOP OF THE
WESTERN NEw-YORK DIOCESE.

purroIo n Y oct 7-Rlshop Walker. of North
Dakota was elected Episcopal Bishop OF western
New-York 10 succeed the late Bisnop Coke on the
,x,h t,,lot at this evenings session OF the Di-
se,.r Council His chief competitors were the
psv w S Langford of New-York. and the Rev
Dr Stone of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
rur srvERE FIGHT AT TEJA DEL NEGRO

orFIcTAI. KEPOKT5 FI'A'E TT'r I'''' '''' '
AT 80 MEN.
Havana oct Further news OF the battle
,,, =, Teia del Negro on Monday between the
cnarrsb forces under General Bernal and the In
,,r,ents under Mncco show that the rebel losses
xcs.d 20, men. The Spanish loss was y killed. %
,1 seriously Is wounded slightly and 10 or
W. tn' ctated from duty by contusi sions The au-
80 i,;e saw that the total Spanish losses. includ-
to oficcrs were l2l men.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
TO OLD FRIENDS FROM ASHLAND.

Major Mckinley spoke in the Tabernacle this
afternoon His utterances were full Of patriotism
and strong pleas for the cultivation of a broad
National spirit. His first speech was 20 the ASH
land County delegation. Responding to the 70.
marks Of DIR. G. Hess. the spokesman. he said:
had expected to concentrate the visiting dele.
cations from Ohio into one audience to-day Tut
the delegations that coming so large
that there is no hall in town that would hold
them daughter and applause) I am pecu-
liarly grateful to meet my old friends and con-
stituents OF Ashland County. (Applause) Eigh-
teen years ago your county was in the Congress
district for which l stood as a candidate for
Congress. That year. as the older men In this
audience will recall. was cOntending for two
things In every speech ! made represented
what l regarded as two great overmastering
issues One was the return to specie paymenss.
and the other the continuance OF a pro-
tective tariff policy that would preserve the
American market for the American farmer and
the American factory for the American work.
ingman. (Gr at cheersl We are contendin9
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
vrpvOyT LEGISLATURE ~ SESSION.

Montpelier. vt..'oct THE Legislature me. To-
aav w A. Lord OF this city. was elected opea"e'
Of the House.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
PRICE THREE CENTS!
FARMERS CALL ON M'KINLEY
FOUR DELEGATIONS FROM THREE
STATES Wit CANTON.
WHEN NORTH AND SOUTH UNITE 1T WILL Bu
THE GREATEST VICTORY FOR THE UNION
SINCE AfPoMATTox SAYS MAJOR
M'KINL.EY

Major Mckinley received delegations yester.
day from the States of'Ohio. West Virginia and
Indiana numbering In all 5000 visitors notwith-
standing the weather was raw and disagree
able. The Major delivered speeches to each
delegation
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08

,opn posrRERY TO SPEAK IN EDlNbu h"h'
c, Lard Rosebery will deliver an
'Ton the Eastern question in this city o."
LII
New-York tribune., 1896-10-08
THE WORK OF THE COTTON GIN.

The politics Of the United States and the destiny
OF millions OF human beings were suddenly changed
by piece OF mechanism. Whitney invented the
cotton GIN slave labor became enormously profit
able and slavery grew TO be the most aggressive
power In the country. II was popular at the time
o. the formation Of the Constitution to pass the
ordinance Of 1877. by which WAS consecrated for
sver In freedom the territory comprising the States
0 Illinois. Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin. but
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town, were married at the U. B. par
senage in Hagerstown last Wednes-
day, by Rev. j. T. Spangler. The
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supper at the hom me of the bride
Wednesday evening, and on Thurs
day evening were given a reception
at the residence of the groom's
father, Mr.. j. Ran. Rodrick, in this
place. They will reside in Charles
Town, corner of Washington and
" est streets.
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Church Items.

The Presbyterian Sunday School
has ordered a new library.
Rev. j. P. Stump preached at
Bethany Sunday afternoon.
Rev. S. w. Cole preached at
Riverside School-House Sunday af-
ternoon.
Rev. j. P. Stump will preach at
Millville next Sunday afternoon, at
8 o'clock.
The anniversary of the Bakerton
NJ. E. Church South will take place
on Sunday, May "a.
The Epworth League of the NJ.
E. Church South held interesting
literary exercises Thursday night.
Rev. G. G. Wainwright. of the
Free Baptist Church, baptized welye
persons in Evitts run Sunday after
noon.
First quarterly meeting for Jeffer-
SON circuit, NJ. E. Church South,
May Is and II; Charles Town, IL
and 10.
Bishop Peterkin held confirmation
services al Zion Church Sunday
morning, and oficiated at st. Philips
Chapel Sunday night.
Bishop Peterkin has appointments
announced for Charles Town, May
3; Nippon, May A; Harper's Ferry,
May 8: Summit Point, Middleway
and Leetown, May 10.
Rev. Arnold S. Yantis, a promis-
ing young minister of the Universal
lists Church. at Minden, n. Y, has.
recently received a call from an i'm
portant charge in Brooklyn. He is
a son of the late S. v. Yantis, of
Harper's Ferry and a brother of MIR.
S. v. Yantis of this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-05-05
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Mary Hicks has been quito III.
Hon. Jas. D.. Butt was in town yesterday.
Mr.. andrew Glaize spent Sunday in Win
chester.
Mr.. Frank Manning, Jr., visited Baltimor'
last week.
Mrs. Geo. H. Flagg is visiting relatives ii
Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. 8. c, Young has been on the ,ick lisi
for several days.
We are glad to see our old friend Adam
Bowman out again.
Miss Lailio Craighill has returned from o
visit TO friends in Clarke
Miss Maud Geyer. of Martinsburg, has been
visiting Mrs. VIM. Kahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. HsFritts have been visit
ing relatives ut Neersyille.
Capt. c. II. Briggs. of Harper's Ferry, has
been in town a day or two.
Mr.. Thos. A.. Moore made q business trip
to Harper's Ferry on Saturday.
Mr.. James Grantham made a business trip
to Albemarlc county, Va, last week.
Miss Jennie Key Wharton, of Washington
City, is al Mrs. G. Horace Gallahef's.
Mr.. Andrew Coylc and family, of Washing
ton City, arc at Shennondale Springs
Attorney n. G. G%etzendaner, of Shepherds
town, was in Charles Town yesterday
Messrs. ". L. Erwin and VIM. Black, of
Harper's Ferry. were in town yesterday.
Mrs. DR., T. a. Ramey and Miss Bessie
Beavers have been visiting friends in WASH
iDgton City.
Mrs. Edward W. Phillips and little son Fred.
returned Saturday from a visit to Washington
and Baltimore.
Mrs. VIM. shacfer, of the Halltown vicinity,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. d. Hele-
bower, at Nippon.
Mr.. Harry E. Munday, genial representa-
tive of the Hsgerstown Spoke and Bending
Works, was in town yesterday.
Messrs. G co. II. Hagley and c. NJ. Hough, of
this place, attended the reunion of their old
company at Molers last Friday.
Mr.J Vim. Brown has gone to Wheeling,
to attend a meeting of the State Board of
Pharmacy, of which he is q member.
Mr.. Vim. H. Wilson went to Washington
Saturd ay. and remained over Sunday at the
of his father, the Postmaster General.
Mrs. Charlotte Albert has returned to her
home in Haserstown. after an extended visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Jno. NJ. Taylor, in this
place.
Mr.. c. W. L. Mayors, of Fairmont. and his
William, who has recently returned from
South America, visited Mr.. S. G. Young last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Haines were called
to Wayncsboro, Va, Thursday night, on ac-
count of the death of the aged mother of Mrs.
Haincs.
Mrs. saIlie HardestY, of Summit Point, and
and Mrs. A. d. Hardesty, of the vicinity
of Gaylord, spent Thursday with Mr., and Mrs.
d.. Ely.
Mr.. Charles H. Bowel, manager of the
Rosemont Stock Farm, near Berryville. visited
his son, Mr.. C. B. Bowel of this place, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. E. Coyle who has been i'll at her
home in Strasbnrg, Va, is so fur recoye red
rs to be- able to come to the home of her
father, Mr.. George Snyder, near Summit
Point
a merry party of young folks from shep-
aud vicinity were entertained in u
sociable ut the hospitable home of
Nr. Geo. w. Colbert, two miles east of Charles
Town. a few evenings ago.