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Evening journal., 1896-10-26
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Pasteur institute physician in France
discovered an antitoxine for snake bites
Mobs of masked horsemen overran the
turnpike roads in Anderson county, KY,
destroying all the toll gates.
Two women prisoners escaped from the
Tombs, in New York, by jumping from
window in the deputy warden's apart
ments.
bismarokisn organs view the Italian
Montenegran marriage alliance as an in
triguo on the part Of England to isolate
Germany.
Application has been made to Justice
Barnard for the appointments Of receiver
Tor the Empire Loan and Investment CON-
pany Of New York.
The Rev. Dr. Edward McGIynn was
missed at the Amnesty associations S meet
ing IN New York whom he advised that
the lion S tail be not twisted too hard. -
over ~, 600 was raised for obtaining the
release Of Irish political prisoners in Eng
land.
The president Of the New York State
Association For the Protection of Fish
and Game has written a letter condemn
ing the proposed amendment to the forest
~ provision Of the state constitution
The state fisheries. game and forestry
commission has officially approved the
proposed amendments.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
The CnmnetItor TrInI.

KEY WEST, Oct 26. New York news
paper correspondent is in receipt of a let
ter from one of the crew Of the schooner
Competitor, confined in Fort Cabana,
Havana, stating that the preliminary ex-
animation Of the Competitor crew was
continued last Monday and Tuesday. The
depositiOns of the prisoners were taken
within the Enclosures Of the fort. Laborde
and Melton entered a protest against be-
ing again tried for piracy and rebellion,
which were the offenses charged in the IN
dictments when the men were previously
court martialed.
Laborde and Melton also protested
against being tried by what Spaniards
term ordinary court martial, which Is a
military tribunal, and not being given an
opportunity to communicate with or be
represented by counsel. They claimed the
right, under treaty stipulations, Of a trial
by the civil courts, protesting further that
they could not be legally tried without
the presence of representative fron the
American consulate and that as no rep
resentatiye of the United States govern
ment was permitted by military regula-
tions to go within Fort Cabana, any trial
held thera would be illegal. ,,s,.,s
Ibollntfly suspended the proceedings to
consider the protests, stating that due no
tification would be given Consul General
Lee Of the trial. The probabilities ore
that the trial will be transferred TO the
Arsenal building, whore the former court
martial was held
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
THE SEAL FISHERIES.
The Expert Commission Appointed by tae
Governments Completes rs Task.

The Expert Commission Appointed by ne
Governments Completes It's Task.
wAsHINeToS, OCT. 2G.-The expert COM
missio., which was appointed by direction
OF congress TO visit the seal islands aud
make scientific inquiry into tho condition
OF the seal herds CT the North Pacific AID
Boring sea, has returned to this country,
and their report IS now nearly complete,
awaiting only some figures showing The
catch OF polagic soalers this past season.
The Unitod States commissioners, Messrs.
Jordan, LucN and Stojnegar were accom-
panied by o Sritish commission composed
of Mcssrs darcy, Thompson and Mac
ooun, but while these gentlemen pursued
their inquiries IN company and frequently
compared notes the two commissions VIII
mike independent reports 90 their rospac-
two governments and there can DO no
joint action.
On one point Of the utmost importance
the United States and British COMMISSION
ers appear to be in agroement-haheiy
/ that without reference TO tho causes Whloh
have broueht the seal herds to their pres
/ ent alarmingly depleted oohdluoh' tne
further operauons Of pelaglc sealers Wall
nrove disastrous and threaten the eXter-
roin.tion az the seals This is q most inn
nortant concession on the part OF the
British. as in the correspondence which
led up to the reference OF the question to
these EXPERT commissions Lord salisbury s
contention has been that the seal pirates
inflicted little or no damage upon the
herds compnrad with the losses sustained
thraunA the annual killing Of seals on the
Pribvley Islands by the : orth American
Seal company. It is true that the Cana
dian and British experts wero inslined tc
the belief that tho present condition of the
herds was In large measure chargeablC
Co tho operations Of the seal oomrSny in
1889 and prior years whom they weTp per
mltted TO kill as many as 100, 600 seals an
nually on tho islands AS the commits
sions will report Independently the nature
of the remedy to be recommended caproi
be known yet Tho American commits
sioners would favor a total suspension o
pelagic sealing If possible, and while 81 il
hardiy probable that the British would bC
willing to concede this much, il is be-
- lioved that they may be disposed to recon-
d mend further restrictions upon polaci,
sealing, either by extending the boundar e'
Of the closed zone or longthenng the close
season, OF both.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
Fatal Runawar Accldent.

AMEsBURY, Mass. Oct 26. A terrible
runaway accident occurred here, when
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Coombs ana a hired
hoy and Allie Morrill,, aged 10 years, were
thrown from Mr.. COMBS buggy while
just leaving his house at Tuxbury's cer-
ner. Mrs. Coombs struck tree ana was
instantly killed, her neck being broken.
The hired boy was fatally injured, while
Mr. Coombs suffered conoussion of She
brain, but viii recover. The Morrill, hov
was only slightly injured. Mrs. Gooinbs
was a. years of age. The horse became
frightened at pile Of rocks
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
ALLEGED POISONING CASE.
investigation OF the Mysterious Demise OF
Mrs. Frances Postel.


PROVIDENCE Oct 26.-Tho Providence
polico have been asked by District Attor-
ney Schaffer Of Delaware county. Pa, and
tho authorities OF Chester county IN the
same state, 20 assist them In an inyestlga-
tien into the death Of Mrs Frances X.
Postel, wife of Albert II. Postel Of Wayne
Delaware county, Pa Mrs Postel diez
Et Wayne, Oct. rs last, and was buried in
Providence three days later I'm Grace
church cemetery here. The police will
have little to do beyond furnishing the
Pennsylvania officials two officers and al
lowing them TO o. hume the body, which
VIII probably be done at once Chief OF
Police Baker has received a dispatch stat
ing that the coroner of Chester county
would arrive here as soon as possibh
From the telegrams resolved 10 appears an
investigation has been IN progress since
early last week Last Monday afternoon
a stranger appeared at Herman Vetter's
residence on Broad street, this oity and
inquired for Mrs. Elenora KufiinRer the
mother of Mrs. Postel. Mrs. Kufiingsr Is
housekeeper for Mr. Voter, and was told
10y the visitor that ne had been sont here
by District Attorney SchafIor Of Delaware
county. Pa. TO make arrangements for
tho disintermont Of the body Of Mrs. Pos.
tel
The stranger also called on the police
and was told by Chief Baker that while
/ they had no authority in the case, they
/ would assist any Pennsylvania officials
who might be sent here. The police are
guarding the grave in the cemetery and
officers have been doing relay duty day
and~night.
The dispatch which Chief Baker has re-
ceiyed states that the physicians who at
tended Mrs. Postel, gave 1t rs their opin-
ion that she diod from lead poisoning.
DR.. Wells Of Germantown, Pa, whore the
woman was first tnken sick, was ono Of
those who attended her. The Postels livod
in Orange, N. j., before removing to
WAYNE
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
DE &c At a Lumbor rlnnt.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct e6.-Fire broke
out last evening in the lumber piles on
the mill plant promises of the Central
Lumber company at Iilwaukee, six milos
down the river 1t spread into a very
large confagration, which destroyed about
5000, 600 feet of lumber. The sawmill
and saltworks were in imminent danger,
but were saved, and only some small
buildings were burned The fire depart
ment Of Saginaw and Bay City assisted
in lighting tho flames. The loss will ap-
proximate S150,000 and is understood to
be fairly covered by insurance.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
TIE TROCHA.
WeyleT's Fortifcations Do Not
Stop the Intrepid Maceo.
HE INVADEs PROVINCE OF HAVANA


Tho Spanish Generals outwitted by the
InsurEent Leader and Fall Into His
Cleverly Laid Trap-Forms Junction
with Aguirre-The Competitor Trial.
KEY WEST, Oct. 26.-well informed
passengers who have just arrived from
Havana confirm advioes received by mail
that Maceo has crossed the trocha at Arte-
misa and Joined other insurgent forces in
Havana province. They declare that the
report circulated by Maceo of his enoamp-
mont at Cacaraiioara. and a contemplated
attack on that town, was merely a feint
of tho insurgent leader TO concentrate the
Spanish troops at that point.
That the ruse was successful Is proved
by the fact that General Gonzals Munoz,
with large forces, was sent in that diroc-
tion to attack Maceo, but upon their ar
rival at Cacarajicara the Spaniards found
nothing but a deserted camp.
Maceo's followers under forced marches
then made a detour to the southwark, and
suddenly appeared at Artemisa, the cen
tral post on the line of the trocha. Giving
his men temporary rest the insurgent
chief sent word to the commandant shat
he intended to lombard the town, giving
the inhabitants five hours in which to
leave the city. Not needing Maceo
threats the Spaniards would permit nc
one TO leave.
Maceo opened fire on the town with bis
artillery and 30 shots from the insurgent
dynamite gun We're thrown into the city.
Every building is said to have been level
led, while the slaughter Of nonoombatants
was appalling. During the carnage Maoo'
and his followers crossed the line of tbs
trocha into Havana prcvince, where they
Joined the forces Of General Aguirre
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
BENsoN's SUCCESSOR.
Rev. Frederick Temple OF London Ap-
pointed Archbishop OF Canterbury.

Rev. Frederick Temple OF London Ap-
pointed Archbishop OF Canterbury.
LONDON. Oct. 2G.-The Right Rev.
Frederick Temple, bishop Of London, has
been appointed archbishop Of Canterbury
and primate of all England, in succession
to the late Most Rev. Edward White Ben.
son.
The Timos says in n leader on the ap-
pointment Of the archbishop Of Cantor
bury;
In point Of intellotual power and force
OF oharaster no prelate on the Episcoral
bench can present claims surprising those
OF DIX Temple. The lieutenant and ad-
wiser Of the late primate he may claim a
share OF the success which Archbishop
Benson undoubtedly achieved At Exeter
and Londen DR. Temple has held the bal
anoo even With firm hand among the
various shades Of opinion in the church. "
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
Prlnce Aur..t nrnrrled.

BERLIN, Oct. 90 Prince August, heir
apparent to the duchy Of Oldenhurg, was
married at Sohworin to the Duchess Eliza
beth, sister of tho Grand Duke Frederick
Francis of Mecklenburg Sohwerin. Prince
AuRust's former wife, Princess Elizabeth
of Prussia. died in August. 1895 Elm
peror William, Prince Henry Of Prussia,
the Grand Duke Vladimir OF Russia and
others wero present at the wedding.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
BIG JAIL DELIVERY.
SIX Desperate and Dangerous Prisoners
Escape From "A kentucky Prison.

Six Desperate and Dangerous Prisoners
Escape From a kentucky Prison.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 26-Another daring
jail delivery was poSpetrated at the county
jail here and six desperate prisoners made
their escape. Tho delivery was supposed
to be a wholesale ono in which every pris-
oner confined on the third floor Of the old
iail was 20 got out. but tho watchfulneas
Of tho turnkoygsp1evented this, and only
the six men escaped The men who got
out are as follows.
Jake Brill, convicted oounterfeitor, hav-
inc a sentence OF six years to serve.
Harry Brooks, convicted of robbing q
postofilce and having a sentence Of four
years to serve.
Tom Mckenzie charged with house
breaking, and having had no trial.
Williams Mckenzie, charged with house
breaking. and awaiting trial
Tom Kelly, charged with housebroak-
ing, and awaiting trial.
Wes Satterley, charged with co.'s steal
ing, and awaiting trial.
All of tho men were white and were
considered desperate prisoners, who would
hesitate at nothing.
Thoy gadned their liberty by scraping
the mortar from bricks in cell No 3, lot
e,fss eia~ nrt~tse fait Aneo tfe iptorior OF NJ,
cell, and in this mnnper they got hols
large enough for them to climb through.
One at time they made their way on
Of the hole and climbed to the roof TheI
with the means of a short rope they le
themselves down into narrow alley bo
tween the wall Of the iailyard and an abut
ment OF the new jail and escaped Non,
Of tho escaped prisoners have been cap
tured
This is the seoend jail delivery IN Lou
. isyille within the last year. sevon prison
era making their escape on last Christmas
dsv
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
snnerrlsoz rerruson nand.

NEW YoBK, Oct 26.-Ex- Supervisor
Cornelius Ferguson died &C his homo in
Bensonhurst, n. 81. from a complication
Of ailments. Mr. Ferguson was elected
supervisor nine times, and for IS yours
was chairman of the board of trustees OF
the Inebriates homo at Fort Hamilton
Ho also served five years as shore inspect
OF, having boon eppointcd to that Office
by Governor Hill.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
Massachusetts, Benefit Life

| only paid l9 cents each month. My
claim was reported July 10th and Eve
days after 1 received a check for the
full amount II had taken the advice
OF agents OF the weekly companies
would have dropped your insurance
aud taken theirs. thereby losing sixty
one dollars. / strongly advise my
friends and the public in general who
desire insurance or who have insur-
ance at the present time that they can
secure protection at far less than the
usual high rates OF other companies
by Joining your company. Again
thanking you and the Massachusetts
Benefit Life Association for your
promptness and courtesy in adjusting
tho claim, / remain
Very truly yours,
TILLY RADEK,
30 Lamotte street.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
spanlsh Pnpers SIN nltter.

LONDON, Oct. ga Madrid dispatch
TO The-Standard says: "The press contixsle
bitterly to resent and declare it impossible
TO admit In any shape OF form the Unitsd
States Interference in Cuba The govosn-
ment is straining every nerve to bring the
rebellion TO a decisive issue. Orders have
been sent to Captain General Weyler to
this effect %
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
BIsmarcl. on Rus.o-English Antaronl.m

VIENNA, Oct 2G.-The Neue Freis
PTesso publishes an interview from q
Hamburg correspondent with states
man. who is understood TO be Prince Bis
marck, in which he asserted that the car s
visit to France was necessary for the
maintenance Of tho relations hitherto ex-
isting between France and Russia and
TO keep tho French in a good humor.
From the point Of Wow of the triple ALI
anco, he said, The visit increases the exist
ing guarantees Of peace The oyorpowor-
ing question before the world, he conelud-
cd, Is tho Russo English nntagonism.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
cottan wnrehen.e nnrnen.

GALVESTON. Oct 2e.-The most disas-
trous cotton fire i'm the history Of Calves
ton occurred here, resulting i'm tho dsstruo-
tion of q, 400 bales and the warehouse ia
which they were stored Origin Of the
fire IS not known. Tie warehouse was
owned by w. r. Laid. Loss on ware
house s25, COOS loss on cotton, $685. 900.
Loss fully covered by insurance.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
Gronl. rrlnst nnnish.h.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 26-Ex- Pope
Tolstoi Of the Russian church, who WAS
recently doposes from tho priests func-
tions because he bad refused 10 clear him
self Of an accusation that he bad been CON
verted to Catholicism, has hocn arrested
at Moscow and taken to Mini whero he
was condemned by a church tribunal TO
seven years banishmont from St. Peters.
burg and Moscow and was forbidden TO
hold any state Office for 20 venrs
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
wilhelmina's Tflrst communion.

TIE HAGUE, oct. 2d - Queen vii
holmina took her first communion yestor-
day in the presence OF her mother the
queen regont. the court, civil and military
officials and large concourso of people.
General Won Hahnko has arrived with
gilt from Emperor William for the young
0rrorf
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
The Chinese and Japanese Treaty.

PEKING. Oct. e6-Tho return accept
ance by Japan OF the Chinese rendering O
the clause of tho Baakn treaty, regarding
japanese factories I'm China, has been re-
ceived. Japan IS granted land concessions
az Tientsln, Shanghai, Hankow and
Amev
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
General Hunter nend.

BLoosnNGToN, Ind, Oct 26.-General
Morton C. Hunter died here Of paralysis.
He was tho most honored oitizeS of Bloom
ington and was distinguished both In siyil
and military life He was the hero of
Snodgrass Hill and saved the day 20
Ohiokamauga The funeral Will occur to-
mOrroxv
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
Card Of Thanks.
Wilmington. Del, July 1s. 1891

Wilmington. Del, July 16, 1896.
a. Jaslowsky, Esq,
General Agent for the Massachus-
etts Benefit Life Association,
Dear Sir: Allow me to express my
sincere thanks for the prompt manner
In which you settled the clatm OF One
Hundred Dollars on the life OF my
boy, Paul Radek. The total premiums
| paid were only $1.14 II he had been
Insured in one OF the weekly compan-
les ! would have only drawn s2s and
would have had to pay % cents a
month, while In the
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
whisky and Cards Cause Trouble.

RUssELLvILLE, KY, Oct. 26.-Adairs-
Vile, Logan county was the scene Of a
desperate battle. Mean whisky and cards
resulted in the death of one man and the
probable death of another Arch Proctor
stabbed to death Aaron Grafton and Sc
riously wounded his brother, Doe Graf
ton. The dead man was a we'll known
Jockey
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
ereworv rurrca bv rncendinries.

BRATTlEBoRo Vt. Oct 26.-The East
Eagle Brewery on the New Hampshire
side Of the river opposite this city. was
destroyed by fire Tha fire is supposed 10
have been OF inoesd'ary origin. The prop
cry was insurad lnr 30. .O0n.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
Chlldren Fatnllx nnrnea.

Providence, Oct. 26.-Alice the 2-year-
old daughter Of Councilman Charles SIS
son OF the Second ward, died as tho ro-
suit Of burns received while she and her
3-year-old sister Hope were playing WI h
matches. The latter was also terribly
burned and cannot live
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
AN ALARMING CONDITION.
Grave Fears Entertained For the Safety
OF People and Property In Turkey.

OF People and Property In Turkey.
LONDON. Oct 2G.-Tho Standards Con,
stantinoplo correspondent snys: 1.-THE pur-
chase Of arms daring the past week has
been most extensive and a feeling Of
vague uneasiness and alarm is spreading
rapidly The palace hopes to distract the
attention Of the Moslems in Constantine
pie from it's own misdeeds by holding ont
a prospect Of unlimited loot "
An Athens dispatch TO the same paper
says; Reports from oil parts of Turkey
point TO the complete dislooation of the
administrative machine and an absence
of all Justice and public security. The
ENJOYS have sent a collective note 20 the
porte OF the strongest character in view Of
the critical situation. 4"
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
BioycIt,t sorlousIv Ipiured.

HoLyoKE. Mas, Oct. 26.-Bicyclist Al
exander Campbell was seriously injured
here by oolliding with an electric cur.
Several Of bis ribs were broken and in
tornal injuries are feaEed,
Evening journal., 1896-10-26

All the preliminaries for the finish
fght between Jimmy Rodgers and
Tommy" Barry have been arranged II
VIII take place beyond the Pennsyl-
vania line on November for 500 a SIDE
and receipts,
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
Engaged 10 an AmerIc,n cirl.

LoNnoN. Oct. 20.-Tho Observer an
nouncos the engagemont Of Coleand de
st. Maurice and GraoO Corneau, daughter
Of William Cornoau of Springfield, Ins
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
round Guilty OF Crane 1apeepy.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 26 John f. Dorthy,
tho Rochester lawyer recently debarr8d
from praotice owing TO alleged unprofos-
slonal acts has been found guilty of tho
charge of grand larceny. He will appeal
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
Prominent Frenohmap DYING.

LoNDoN.' Oct. 26.-The POSTS Paris
correspondent reports that NJ. Challemel-
Lncour, formerly president Of tho senate.
ambassador in London and minister Of
foreign affairs, ia dying.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
Weather Forecast.

Generally fair and warmor; westerly
winds, shiiang to s0ctheriy.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26
.aTLANrIn CIV norrLs.

SAN MARCOS HOTEL.
Pacific and AI1 ssachueettS Avenues.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J..
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Near the Beach. Elegant and Modern.
Hydraulic Elcva tor sun Farlor. Hot
and Cold Salt Baths. Cuisine and Ser
vice. Unexceiled- A. CRUDE.
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DO YOU SMnKE2

Then do not forget to ask for CITY
Market manufactured by H. F. Bour-
don 2ndan dShipley. Forsale bydealers.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26

CoNsrANTTNoPIE, Oct 26. 1t IS ruport-
ed that the police have seized large mum
bers Of bombs The arrests of Armenians
continue here.
Evening journal., 1896-10-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY tax
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug
gists refund money II It falls to cure. &c
Evening journal., 1896-10-26

FL Like paIlor suits Couches are
HTEEsEasBRH& made in factory, thus insurng
~VNSHHVS perfect made goods and middle profit
saved.
good Couch for SIS, and full tufted at $I that
looks and will wear as good as the regular $40
Evening star., 1896-08-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF ELISE ID. SAUTTER DECEASED
No. 612S Docket 81.
]. Iatimer Hoffman and Leon Tobriner, ex-
ecutors have, with the approval of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia. holding a spe-
cial term for orphans Court business. appointed
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTH. 1Ss6. at TEN
O'CLOCK AN. the time. and said court as
the place. for making payment and distrIbution
under the courts direction and control: when and
where all creditors and persons entitled TO dis
tributive shares legacies a residue are
notified TO attend in person 10y agent or at
torney duly authorized, with their claims against
the estate properly youched Provided this order
be published once in each of three successive
weeks before said day in the Washington Law
Reporter and Evening Star.
Signed, August s. 1896
VI. ]. GRIFFITH
nu10-1aw,3w Acting Register of Wills
Evening star., 1896-08-24
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2034 Hillyer pl, Tor. so
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17iS Corcoran NV, 1Or. 1
1914 L st NV, 11r. .4O.50
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2019 14th NV. Or. 40
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123 11th st NV. 14r...N
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224 N st NV, Sr. .35
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~. ]. FISHER & CO.,
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