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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-25
Charlton and Party Here.

A party of Chicago & Alton officials
looked in on the local railroad men
yesterday, shook hands all round. took
in the sights and departed again in the
evening They were J. Charlton, gen
eral passenger and ticket agent, with
headquarters at Chicago; d. Bowes
general agent at ST. Louis, and j. W.
Adams of the San Francisco end of the
passenger department II. IL Shepard,
western travelling PASS mgr agen /, with
headquarters at Denver. came over 10
meet the party and spent the day with
them.
Mr.. Charlton is one of the veterans in
the passenger business and has held
his present position for nearly or quite
quarter of century. During that
time he has won the esteem of every
railroad man whose pleasure 1t has
been to meet him All the gentlemen
found numerous friends here and spent
a very pleasant day Mr.. Charlton had
not been in Salt Lake In ? lorg time
and marvelled much at the changes
that have been wrought. He took a
drive about the city during the day
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CHICAGO PARADES.
THOSE BILLED FOR NEXT sATUR-
DAY GIVEN UP.
Fifteen Thousand Railway EN-
ployees Yelled For Mckinley and
Hobart Last Night.

CHICAGO, Oct 24.-Fifteen thousand
railway employees tonight Joined in a
torchlight and lantern parade for NC
Kinley and sound money"
All the roads entering the city were
represented by large companies of men
and several had novel displays on
floats, such as freight and passenger
cars, miniature engines, red, white and
blue headlights, searchlights, etc. Many
clubs were in uniform peculiar to their
employment, while others We're attired
as zouaves, or wore gold capes or hats.
Many carriages laden with roalroad
officials and several bodies were in
line. Some of the transparencies were
quite original. One read: mo more
fishing for Grover another, I'VE are
coerced-nit," a third, If a gold dol
lar is worth 200 cents, we want it."
A large body of Bryan shouters, car
rying a transparency with their favor
lite picture, followed Immediately in the
wake of the Republican parade.
Several thousand bicyclists also pa
raded under the auspices of the Ma
tional Wheelmen Mckinley and Hobart
club. With innumerable lanterns and
decorations they made very pretty
display.
The big parades arranged for next
Saturday night have been abandoned.
The Republicans had secured a permit
to parade on the south side and the
Democrats were granted a similar priv
ilege on the west side. Both wanted to
march over the same route and the
Democrats applied to the courts for an
injunction to prevent the police author
tiles from interfering with their pa
rade on the south side. This was re-
fused. Then the Republicans decided
to call off their parade, in order to
prevent possible clashes between the
two bodies. 1t is said they even Of
fered to turn over their permission to
the Democrats, but the latter declined
to accept such a favor from their op-
ponents and declared their parade also
abandoned Tonight's demonstrations
are, therefore. the last of their kind in
the present campaign.
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SECRET CONFERENCES.
Royalty Meets and Talks over the
Turkish Question

Royalty Meets and Talks Over the
Turkish Question.
VIENNA, Oct. 24.-The representa-
tive in this city of the United Associ-
ated Presses learns that significant
conferences were held yesterday be-
tween Count Goluehowski, the i'm
perial foreign minister, and the Aus
trian ambassador TO Russia, Germany
ana France, all of whom had been
summoned from their posts for the
purpose of meeting Count GoluchowsIsi.
The conference was continued this
morning, and later the foreign min
listers conferred with the KING OF
Greece, who is visiting Vienna. and
with the British and Italian ambassa-
doris to Austria. Afterwards Count
Goluchowski. the king of Greece and
the British ambassador proceeded 10
Buda Pesth to have an audience with
Emperor Francis Joseph, who is at
present in the Hungarian capital. Much
speculation is INDUCED in among those
who are holding the conferences. AS to
their object so far nothing is known.
although it is surmised that the mat
ter has some bearing on the Turkish
question.
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Fisher Harris at Nephi.

A monster Democratic meeting was
held last evening at Nephi, at which
the speakers were Joseph G. Robinson,
Ed Pike and Fisher S. Harris. The
hall was packed to its utmost capacity,
many of the audience being of the Re
publican faith. Great enthusiasm was
manifested and applause was frequent
and vociferous, and it was quite evil
dent that the sympathies of the house
were with the speakers.
Fisher S. Harris received an ovation
and made such speech as was never
heard in Nephi before. Mr.. Harris adj
dress alone has made many votes for
the Democrats in Juab county.
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After the Distnrbers.

CONVICTION, KY, Oct PA sub
scription was started by the Newport
Commercial club today to secure the
best private detective talent and at
torneys for the purpose of ferreting out
and bringing to punishment the perpe-
traitors of the insult to Secretary Carl-
isle.
This evening the commercial club of
Covingten issued a call for a meeting
of citizens, irrespective of politics, for
Monday evening to repudiate the out
RACES and insults offered TO Mr.. Carl
isle, and to demand of the mayor and
city officials the prompt arrest and pun
ishment- of the offenders.
On Secretary Carlisle's return the
club will give him reception and ban
Ouet
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FUSION EFFECTED.

Taubeneck Makes Statement About
Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Oct 24-Chair-
man H E. Taubeneck of the Peoples
party says that fusion of Democrats
and Populists is now contaminated. By
the terms of the fusion agreement the
Populists have five candidates for con-
gress endorsed by the Democrats.
In return they have endorsed the cam
didacy as we'll as the Democrats of the
three Silver Republicans of the Sew
enth, Eighth and Ninth districts. The
Democratic candidates have all been
endorsed except the candidacy of An
drew j. Hunter of Paris, in the Nine
tenth district, owing to the refusal OF
J. ]. Sewall. Populisr nominee of Mar
shall. TO abdicate.
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john Broke In The ,Ieetiny

The ladies of the Mckinley club held
a meeting last evening in their rooms
on State street. at which Judge Breeze
and others held forth in advocacy OF
McKinleyism and against free silver
There was fair attendance of ladies
and others and all went smoothly until
the inimitable John Stubs and sous
others, whose sense of proprieties
and fair play is not very keen, en-
tered and undertook to run the meet
ing their way. This intrusion was very
naturally resented, and row was pre-
cipitated which assumed such proper
tons that the police had to be called
in and the meeting broke UP in dis
order. Mr.. Stubs and others of the
disturbers narrowly escaped arrest.
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THR noYs MISSING.

Henry Driver. P. Donl1ins and young
Atkinson, three lads aged about ls,
went up City Creek canyon on hunt
ing trip yesterday with the intention
Of returning in the evening, but up TO
2:S0 o'clock this morning they were
still missing and their parents feared
they had lost their bearings in the
mountains Henry is the son Of H. l..
Driver OF the Natural Gas company.
MI. Driver says the boys were all re-
liable and he can not account for Their.
failure TO return. They took along
their hunting dog. Tim. and were
equipped with a team and wagon.
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WHOLESALE POISONING.
Kansas city Has Modern Lucretia
Borgia.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24-As result
of strychnine poisoning. two little
girls. aged and 10. children of Charles
Nussey of 2zl1 Forest avenue, are now
dead, and suspicion of murder rests
upon a servant. Alice Plat. who is now
in Jail, held to await examination.
Yesterday afternoon the children were
given cookies by the servant, and
about s o'clock were stricken with con-
WILSON'S, and the younger child died
Before medical aid reached her This
morning the older child died Five
weeks ago Mrs. Mussey's mother, Mrs.
Ellen T. Terrence so years of age, was
stricken under the same circumstances
as the children and died in commissions.
1t is now believed she was poisoned by
strychnine, The servant is said TO De
insane
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WISE REPUDIAT,ED.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct 24.-The Dyer
faction of the Republican party in this
district. composed of those who oppose
the regular Republican organization,
held a convention in this city today
which was composed of 81 delegates.
Resolutions were adopted repudiating
Wise, the regular congressional nomi-
nee, and endorsing William H. Whaley
the candidate of the gold Democrats.
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A series of stereoptican views, mostly
cartoons and notices of a political
significance, were exhibited from the
balcony of the Wasatch building by
the workers of the Democratic commit
tee last evening for an hour. The ex-
hiibition was unadvertised, but it at
tracted large crowd of all sorts and
conditions and as a political educator
was quite a success. The cartoons were
very humorous and were the medium
of some very clever political hits which
tickled the audience immensely. Ex-
hibitions of this kind will be given from
time to time till after election.
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\ NEW YORK SOCIAL SENSATION

NEW YORK. Oct. pa morning
paper says: The sensation of the
week in this city is the report of the
coming marriage of Miss Alice Belkaap
to Mr. Paul May. of the Belgian lega-
ton. Miss BelNnap is the daughter OF
the late General W. W. Belkaao, who
was secretary OF war during the ad-
nainistrat.oa of President Grant MI.
Paul May is one of the best known
young mer in dtIsSnsatic circles.
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POLITICAL CARTOONS
Exhibition of stereopticon Views
Under Democratic Auspices.
SOME VERY CLEVER HITS
ON THE LOCAL AND ON THE
NATIONAL ISSUES.

Monster Democratic Meeting at Ne
phi With Fisher $. Harris as
Principal speaker-L. e. Hall,
Warren Foster and Ben A. Hnr-
bour Address an Enthusiastic
Populist Gathering at Murray
Eleventh Ward Democrats--1olln
Stubs and the Mckinley Ladies'.
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0iRnnni,s rARFNTs MouR y.

PITTsFIELD. Mass. Oct. 24.-News re-
ceived in Pittsfield this afternoon re-
gardlng the marriage of William Wilber-
force Newton, jr., only son of Rev. Dr..
Newton of Stephens, and brother of
Heber Newton of New York TO Mrs.
Henrietta Augusta Richardson of Boston,
made a sensation in this city The groom
is under q and the bride is 81, I'd has a
married daughter. Newton is a student
IN centistry n New York college and was
married on Tuesday by DIR. Houghton at
the Little Church Around the Corner
The groom's parents are overcome with
grief over their sons action, especially
because of the difference in their ages.
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Eleventh ward Democrnts.

The Democrats held a rousing rally
in the Eleventh ward meeting house
last night. The speakers were Judge
Hoge. Judge Burton and w. H. Holz-
heimer. all of whom made an eloquent
address and received great applause
Miss Clara Ferguson gave a few of hen
silver recitations in such a manner. as
brought down the house
Hon. j. r. Letcher closed the pro-
ceedings with a lesson on the Austria
liam ballot
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24.-Ceorge
W. Walbridge of Mansfield. Pa, cap
tain of the La Fayette college football
eleven, was taken to the German hos
pital this afternoon suffering from an
acute attack of appendicitis. He is IN
a serious condition.
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poRTUGUTsE REFUSED.

LISBON, Oct. PA dispatch to the
government from Mozambique gives
the details of the repulse of a Portu-
guese expedition in Manicaland The
expedition, which comprises 300 Por-
tsiguese and $50 natives, was COM
m-nded by Major 1iousinho Albu-
Querque, goyernor-genrai of Mozam-
bique. It was surprised by a force of
1000 natives belonging to the Namar-
sllos tribe, and a fight that lasted for
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= - =
A SMALL HAUL.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 24.-The four
men who held up the Chicago & Alton
train last night obtained $40 all told.
most OF that from the fireman of the
engine.
The posse who went in pursuit of
the bandits has not made any progress
toward locating them.
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RATS ~ HIS ATTIC.

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 24.-Albert
Hence Dowtien. who confess;s 10 muir
iers in Colorado and California, and
was arresaed, charged with killing one
ie',r7oIih was brought before judge
Bailey, who declined to accept the plea
- s4i.y ollerad, but appointed a com
missioner 10 examine into Dowden's
mental condition.
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PAPER SUPPRESSED.
La Discussion So Indiscreet as to
Publish FACTS.

KEY WEST, Oct. 24.-George E. Bry-
son, Havana correspondent of the New
York Herald. passed through this city
today en- route north. He reports that
La Discussion has been suppressed for
publishing clippings from American
papers and the editor and attaches i'm
prisoned. He says that the American
consul has been snubbed by the Span
ish authorities in the matter relating
to the trial Of the Competitors crew,
and that the trial is being held in the
Cabanas. General Lee has not been
notified of the trial. He also says
that the Havana correspondent of the
Jacksonville Times-Unio is likely to
be arrested.
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ANoTHaEIR PATRIoT.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. IA.
BurAan. The remaining Popunst elector
for the state at large. cores out in 4
card today withdrawing and advising his
supporters to vote for Bryan and Sewall,
anu uenounc-ng the state party managers
for failing to effect fusion with the
Democrats
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct PA war
veterans meeting IN the interest of Nc
kinley and Hobart was held at the
Academy of Music tonight and 5000 per-
sons crowded the auditorium. The gem
erals who are making a campaign tour
of the country were the leading speakers.
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HELD IP 4 SALOON.

CHICAGO. Oct 24.-Five men held I'D
a saloon at % South Canal street at
$50 o'clock this evening and at the point
of drawn revolvers compelled four
customers and the proprietor to give up
their valuables and mone-.
A number of arrests on suspicion have
been made but 1t Is not believed the rob-
bers are among those in custody.
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HoaE HAPPENINGS.

ATLANTA. Ca. Oct 2i.-The total
Populist and Republican vote in tbs
stGte four years ago was 5000 against
$4,000 for Cleveland. In the state cleo
ton on Oct. g. the Democrats defeated
the Populists and Republicans by 5000
majority for governor and 5000 for other
stale house officers
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BIRMINGHAM.. Ala.. {

BIRMINGHAM Ala, Oct 24.-Hon.
Martin d. Siebert, elector for the
Seventh district on the regular Demo
cratic ticket died at an intirmary in this
city this afternoon. The Democratic eX-
ecutive state committee issued an ad-
dress tonight appointing and recommend
ing Hon. C. C. Appleton alternate
elector. who will receive the full party
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TWO STAGES ROBBED.
Mail Pouches Riaed and the Horses
Stolen

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, Oct "a
Positive information reached this city
tonight, that both the White Oaks and
San Antonio mail coaches have been
robbed in the Osrura mountains as
feared. The mail pouches were rified,
the stage horses were sltceen and the
driver had to walk to the nearest sta
ton. The thieves overlooked $1,000 in
silver in their hurry. Tne thieves We're
recognized as belonging to the same
band thar held up this couch several
weeks ago.
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IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
HEAVY CONVENIENT OF, CATTLE RE
PORTED FROM NEVADA.

Shipments From Points in That state
Were $50 Cars Ia Ten Days Past
Were Feeders For Omaha-stoclz
business Picking Up All Over the
West-ChnrltOn and Party Here
Latest by Wire-RaiIrond Notes.
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EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct 24.-Bourke
Cochran addressed 800 people here last
night. A gang of rowdies tried to break
up the meeting by shouting and other
disorder. They would haze probably sue
ceeded but for the vigorous interference
of the police. who elected the ring lead
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ENGLISH SWELL IN TR oUBLE
He Is Said to BE "a Relative of the
Prince of Wales.

NEW YORK. Oct. PA special from
st. Louis says: j. A. Moncreiffe, re
puted to be related 10 the Prince Of
Wales. is misunderstanding young
English swell who received a severe
shock this morning by rather sudden
transportation from a Turkish bath az
the Planters to a chilly cell at tLe
Four Courts. He WIS arrested on a
charge of obtaining $40 from A. r.
Sainte Croix, civil engineer at the
water department In the city hall, on
a worthless check. The check was
drawn On the Hibernian Bank of Chi
cago.
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% hours ensue1. The Portuguese
force was finally compelled TO retreat,
with loss of two killed and So
wounded Among the latter was Cap
tain-General albuquerque. The enemy
lost heavily.
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All members of Eagle Gate lodge No
&c are requested to meet at DR.. Has
broucks Office, over Godbe-Pitts drug
store, at II 80 a. m. today sharp in
order to bid farewell to our respected
recorder, w. W. Macintosh.
DIR. HASBROUCK, NJ. w.
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and spent the rest of the time visiting.
He said there was nothing significant
in his-yisit. but that the party was on
its way home from the coast, and
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KANSAS CITY, Oct. 24.-James Garvey,
travelling passenger agent of the Wabash
railway, died suddenly at Moberly, No.,
this afternoon.
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WASHINGTON. Oct N.s-AIr Edwin
Willis. of Monroe. Mich, assistant sec
rotary of agriculture during HARRISON
administration is dead
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UNIQUE MARINE
SPECTACLE
New York Harbor In a Blaze of
Glory Last Evening.
SOME MAGICAL SCENES
FIREWORKS DISPLAY, ILLUMINA-
TgoN AND MARINE PARADE

Ii Was Given with the Idea of Help
ing Out the Cause of Mckinley
and Hobart In the Metropolis
Only Steam Craft Participated
bus the Procession Was Over
Eight Miles Lons-A Continual
ssombardment.
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TRAINS arrive and depart az nnsd
Lake City daily as foIloyvst
On Eject May 70, 1ssS)
THE GEHRoUGK oAB LNh

LAKE City daily follovyst
On Eject May 10. 1sasl
ARRIVE:
From Chicago, Omaha, Ct
Louis, Kansas City, Denver,
Park City End Ogden. SIG D n.
From Helena. Butte, Portland
San Francisco. Ogden and in
From ' SAN Francisco Francisco Cache SS 4 =
Valley. Ogden and interme-
Fe a5ate Points points tbs p. N.
Louis Kansas City. Denver
'From Friseo. Milford, and in: 80 4 m
EterTnedsate points ........- s:45 = NJ
From Mercur Tintic, Provo.
Nephi. Sanpete Valley and
a. lnnlitssIne date points $50 .. n
1ooeie add Garfield Beach.....- 100 .. N.
DEPART:
For Chicago. Omaha, Denver
Kansas City, St Louis. Ogden
ana P2rk City........-.--...Y .oa n N
Sacne Valley and interme-
For Ogden and intermediate = n
Fo opic cbicaro a;a.s. ,,:. $50 p n.
Kansas City. st. Louis. Butte
Portland and San Francisco. 7.oo n
Fer Eureka. Mercur, Provo O' y u
.F SqpP PrO Sonpe N.D Valley 7:sO e. N
Frisco and Intermediate i no91ss. s.oo
Mi4eG train for Garfield - -
beach, Tooele and Terminus 7..-
srL n5ains south OF Jeab run daily eIceps
sDaily except Sunday.
oaly except Sunday south Of Jush
CITY TICKET OFFICE. eo1 w.r
Telephone No. SS5
t93rough Pullman Palace Sleepers. I,eteSs
improved Tourist Sleepers Free Ro-
Coachs, ehal Cars. Elegant Day
D. e. hurley.
general Agt. Passenger Depe.
5 ~. II. CLARK,
OLIVER w. MINK
T., ELDERY ANDERSON
JOHN W. DOANE,
FREDERIC r. COUDERT,
e. L. LoMAx. G. p. & +. A.
f. DICK iSSSH. Cen Manager.
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THE HERALD'S BRYAN FUND.

issues of the day. They were constantly
dress was made by John P. Irish.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 24.-The
naval cadets football team went down
before the reserve II of the University
of Pennsylvania today by a score of
6 TO 0.
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TOO MUCH ..AcTTvE PoLIr1cs.v

BOSTON. Oct. 2z.-General John w.
Cogcoran, chairman of the Democrats
state committee, has resigned that po-
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MEETING AT BUDDyILLE.
DEMOCRATS TURN OUT EN- MAssE
no HEAR THE SPEAKERS.

d. C. Dunbar, Morris somer Frank
Margetts, j. b. Timony and 5. \.
henner Address the Meeting
Some Lively Points Made-obsfrep-
erous Republican SAT- Upon BY n
Husky Man From the North and
Made to Behave Himself.
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MORRIS PARK, oct. 24.-Results

MORRIS PARK, Oct. 24.-Results:
Eclipse. course-L B won, Stray Step
second, Simonian third. Time-115.
One mile-aoWard Mann won, Rubi-
con second, Kfngstone third. Time
1:431s.
Thirteen-sixteenths of mile
.Typhoon II won, Brandywine second,
George Rose third. T.me-J:22.
One and three-quarters miles-Sir
Walter won, Dutch Skater second,
Ramiro third Time-3:05.
One and three-quarters miles-Harry
Reed won, Glenmoyne second The
Swaine third. tTime-2:57.
Three-quarTers of a nile-Agitator
won.4} PrsulieT second, Palmer Stone
third Time-1:18%.
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WICHITA. Kan, Oct 24-speaker
Reed addressed an immense audience in
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AMHERST. Mass, Oct 24.-Amherst
found the eleven of Worcester lamenta-
bly, weak this afternoon, and had little
difficulty of winning with a score of
40 to 0.