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mad nm unc'uttollabla mNuia Tor taxi.
ms what did not belong 70 her, ami
they have made sSorn niii iavi,s stat.
Inc this isoi, 10 be sent ON 10 London.
"EIla Well was hssutiiul aud
charming young woman" taid Miss
Morrison. "Every0ne IN Wilmington
knew oil her uuilftunatu weskness, nut
nevertheless che was unlvefeal favor.
iie. She was thu bells VI tho town.
She was prominent In sOcial circles
and Of times, 30 pronounced was bet
mania, that shv would take little
things. People knew she could not
help II anu We all hopld Ia time she
would got over her failing. Bat she
never did. There was no reason why
she should appropriate what Old not
belong 10 her, tor her people
wcfo wealthy ard she had every.
tning sho wanted. Everything was
duust1 cure her Of hef manif. aud
finally she was seat out here Ia The
hope that complete caange might b.
beneficial. That was twelve year
$50. have seen her but ones tince
then. We oil know u was disease.
Hur ihmily had au underwriting with
tue lmeiehautb OF Wilmington anu
whstevst she appropriated was always
paid fof.N
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ensb e he % en- u1Jof i'm % earn a
collar
Undsf any s,ud bil cirolms'h ort
G uvclani nrd Die political FAM y
innst go tut on Mffci 81 TX.
Handle ms y him g. wRnttv ~ n. De-.
Dom 81 NJ Orc the land O. DO rivtn out
ni niru tire SAINT, whether iiryru uf
Mex iuioY IA chosen = eel lent Nlcr
loader, who nata his tlli1wurs tumn
into tbu gfave with him, Ihat 10 pc.
rsuiy what Cirvelani and his cabinet
want uli y muCfatlU iutr.h0lduu g.
in. Attorney 6cuOM Harmon can
alf0td TO pliy tho independent Demo.
ctni AMI % the tlcatt, Knowing not.
Their Bryan 0f Mckinley VIII nfk him
10 bold m % under them. HE posi.
ton T. luHl the fevuruH Of the DBml.
cratic fllcehnldnrs NJ Ohio. lie must
X nut oi ulilCr March 40. Thty may
have to, nut not necessarily u Bryab
wins.
sru the fegulsr ihtco.wepEs.tui0Ic.
lhu'rleCii0n scare uas tHken hold Of the
IL publiuanr. iNut is worked ~, that
h.ds iis wy Into the nrwHpapcfs D.
hat the capiiAiitiu hud the money
mru who nave been properly scar q
vii surrender their money 10 the pDli'
tioians. Thtt to an Old lur. Howevef,
Il will work ne we'll this year a. II at
ways has. Toe Republican pilots ate
tusY telling IN thr rfris the danger
gnat clnffUnts them. A million of
more dollsrs must be- had 10 buy the
,llciion. unr tbing h. SUR, the c0uu.
Nv viii survive whether gold VI silver
succeeds Ia tuis election, tut silver
would, In my opinion, break up the
EXISTING staguatlcn AMI bring prosper
itg.W
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aDd among tue long list OF names The
aria,Orfatic patrons Of tbs club sfu
the Duke and Duchess n Marlborough
ont Sit Charles anu bAdy Wolaeley,
Fec Murphy Of California. Tbs honor.
ATTY SECRETARY OF the new organization
IL ID. l.. Hudd.c OF RAwst5n Hall /,
Cambfiigeshifs.
Mrs, Osmonj r. Earle, formerly
Minnie Conway, the RcIesi, Mt on,
time the wife OF Levy the clfoue,iei,
II dead. Sue was buried ut Whitley
0n Iuotdny Last.
Mr. John Hoys Hammond, the
American engineer who was among
tue mcmbcfs Of the Johannesburg To-.
form COMMITTEES sentenced To death
anu subsequently, liberated upon tn,
pigment OF heavy hnoe has been
Obliged 20 postpone his visit 10 tue
u nttcd States until alter ths meotiug
Of his comraDy, the Ds Bters Mines,
which viii tske place 10 tue middle OF
November. lilo lett England yoster.
Jay with hls vito Tor trip on the
continent
Tho Licenses committee Of the Lon.
dor county council considered the
mutic ualla on Wednesday last.
Ihe Nigiiaut society opposed tho
CHANTING VI license to tho Palace
music hall on the sT1uud that some 81
the "living pictufen" were Immoral.
Hut the committee granted the house
full license and expressed regret NJ
tho tact that the yigilants had made
the suggestion referred 10, which thu
committee considered to be utterly uu.
founded. rhis Il the nist time til,
Palace has been granted full license
~ was a distinct rebuff Tot the yigi.
lants. Licenses were alt0 granted "a
the Empifu lhesteT aud TO- the Al
hambra, although 10th were opposed
by tho vlutlnutF,
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HANNA'SSUGGESIION
Voters on His Side hdmcnishtd 10
Advertise ThtmsslTss
ONE WEEK BEFORE rmr rLtCIloS.
OH Glory as the Embl m of Only Que
rariy 10 lhr resent Con-
troy rsy.

CHICAGO. DC. iT.-Chsifman Han.
~ OF IT,, Rspubliosn national c mnit'
tee today promu sated the bllowing
suggrstiou.
"rno American nag has teen In tue
present ca m pslgn nu emblem Or insig.
mia Of national honor. It, iunieute
has teen for great good In the cause
the people. Its display Ia many places
hiss boen potent In the auvAnetm ont Of
the country's battle for the mGinitn.
ance Of It, honor nj homo ana abroad
1 therefore ,Rggest that Saturday, O,t
23rJ, all who Intend 10 vote ON Nov.
STD Tor the preservation Of our national
uonor, for b.und money ana tho ac'
vancsmUnt OF cur peoples Interests
aud general prosperity, display
the natiOlnl colofs a. thoiI
homes ana places Of hutinolp anu
whtrtevsr they may he aesu, Ia order
That voters Whutu hearts nre Tor thulf
country may DO strengthened 50 their
gufpois and those VINO art unduteT.
mined may the more periodically anu
iuisl.iguntly concluio how 10 lefiofm
thelr duties NJ ci.i4uns."
10 u iuflhuf tuggoaiod ~ bead
quarters Of ihr Republican naiioual
committee, that stale, county and city
o1mmittces nnd clubs encourage tht
display oi the natiouai Mas 90 tuu last
saturday Of the campHigu in every
| part u the o0uniIy, ops ciaiiy on rssi
doucos, aud have nlgn nni bp4tlug on
sale NJ eonvouipnt places Tor iafmtr
anu oihefH who live in localities Tt'
mote from the popular trade p-i H.
aud that tue display 0i fisgt and bunt.
log be ngntibusd until ailot the ma
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ATLANTA. ia. Oct. ia cofTss.
pondspt OF the Journal NJ Thompson
tslugraphsi Tbs pjlilieal conferences
held IN Thompson have come here.
Various rumop are Aflsat A. ~ the 0b.
jrot oieonfuiIatiIu, but PARTIES partlc!.
Dating cay they have nothing to say OF
publication. This muuu, however,
eau be stated auibotltAtivelj:
"Mals1n viii meet Seastor Jono 4,
chaumtn Of tho Democratic national
communities, ia Atlanta next Monday
10 talk over tho campaign. Jones hhs
been notified by telegraph that a
meeting hab been arranged aud has
answefud that lao viii DO Atlanta
on Monday, IL IN luTiher known ha
otjoe, Of the meeting was ~ tAlH over
a plan by which fusion could DO puf.
leeie1 In this stste. All indications
now arc that IN short lime MAtron
will DO actively ulumplng tho state OF
Kansas Tor william J. BfyAt."
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An EDITOR ON THE RACK.
H. BYan ASKS Questions but Re-
C,IVts NJ Reply.
the candidate He,nsFks that ihe goid
standard ssysr Fought an
Omen fighL

OwOssO DrrOf, Mich, Oc'. i5.-W
}. bryan awoEo lnis morning TO-.
ifeshrd ami Ia good condition TO con.
tiuur bic Ttc1Td.bioaking lup through
Michi an. Hu started upttch.masiug
Of J'oocE ~ ~ johns. HI. voice
was ia good condition suJ, ~ TO ox
ptesstd n, he was toady 10 DO another
days WORK such a. yesterday, Hnd
ihfnw Ia bali d Esu addresses TOT
go0d mussutr. A. iNn-iug,isst night,
before the car In which Bryan rode
got out Of tho city, ak speeches haI
uorn made ~ The nomi &C. Nuwi.
papcr correspondents could not keep
track VI him IN tue great crowd aul
not until he had NJ last got Ia the
sptcial car, ~ u pulled cut u the
station, was II known by them how
macy speeches he made.
5nofuy after Bryan had retired from
the platform and Justine II. whiting
was rpyAkiug, the upofkeT's stand went
down with nl'y people 90 " falling
about ak feet.
Yesterday at Albion, the platform
from which tue candidate was address.
ing au audience collapsed. Fottu.
rAtoly no one was injured nj either
I
| lbs1n wired the national COMMITTEES 10
uTs. thu local committees 10 use more
care In builJiug speakefs' stands. At
~. Johns Tor twenty-five minutes
BfyAn spoke TO a large crowd OF gu.
tnusiAsiio admirers.
AZ OVID n thfue-minuto talh vas
maze rom tbs or platform. Tho fuN
people gathered choefed tue nominee
/ lspraluily.
AZ Ow0ssa Bryan spoke 10 lATgu
audience from thu sand n low bl0eks
rom the stsiiOn. lie tail; "ilniiei
anu gvutltmcui Whom was Al Owoitu
Junction moment ago, received by
special delivery copy VI TIE Owosru
Pfess OF OCT. IAN. From the fact that II
bore no stamp except ~, oial delivery
stamp, 1 assume " Wa cent by the
tdltOf himself Too paper contains
come questions tuOmilted ~ me. A.
this PAPER II nnt supporting me,
think | am lupiined IN gtRiDg quut'
tiOns myseli, u am expected 10 an.
sNet questions, Hud thvfbiOfb | viii ak
II tho elitor ol tho Ososso Press Is "a
tue AuJlenc,P"
A voic,i "He was here q moment
Ag0.O
Bryari "wnl you 10, mo know
whore b. h90
A voice: "Hs has gone whore bl,
circulation IL going -
bryan; ait hs will not make him,
telf known, will some oue poiut nm
out 10 mtg,
A voice: "He hss rone awayD
| BryAu, swell n he Ia moi hpfe "a
near Inc ansS,r. 10 his auction 4 viii
wait I'M hs atoms the meeting AMI
then answrf nm,
| ~ nm Informed that the eiItor NJ
the OWosto Press IL staining ON that
wagon in the rear OF the cfowd an1
Weafs a blue can, Nov will Az MIN
A uutstiou, ID d YOU sndor.e IN, imam.
clai plank prrseutsi by thp mleorliy
NJ the CHICAGO oluyentiurYp
HfyAn PAUSED, but thtts was no m.
swrr'
81 fepeat the oueatlof. WIN h.v.
atksd me question:; YOU ought 10 br
Willinr 10 .uavvf ausHiiorp. did ygu
onIofsv Inc Minority plank nj Chipn,
s,Yp
Again there was b O answer.
u,yoIl. INV frIonds. 1 bsvn apent q,
murh tims IN twin 10 fnd ths .ait,,
al tnis rapsr nd urmask ina m.r
| -, A. s.sL,,s. a. ,.I.,t =. p..,,tII,..,'
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roLirIcs Ann PROFIT.
Pasr Patriots Must vote Tor Hryaa or
work tor n Living, 10 seems.

Nork Tor hiNtngs ~ seems
CIScISHArI, o., Oct. l6,-John II.
Mclean, proprietor Of the Enquirer,
publishes signed article 10 watch he
argues at length for Bryan anu free
oliver, concluding thu;
Boilers from the Democratic party
are In bad shape politically, After the
election they will have nowhere 10 10.
Marx tho organization, tho machinery,
IL ali m tho hApds OF the silver men.
Look At New York, where the gold
men were strongest, now tho followers
OF Bryan have takun possession OF all
tho pafly machinuTy. IL IL well Tor
cleveland aud his cab net officers 10
90 for Palmer anu Bucknnf, well
enough tot come Of the very rich meu
OF the East Rnd West, but I0T the Oril.
nary mau Ia poiilica II IL the greatest
folly. What hope OF prtiefment can a
man have who bolts the ID. mlcrnuo
pafty unless he goes over ~ thu Re-
publican parsS3 Once there he 10 on
probation, aud u loyal, hgfd'wofslng
aud elrictly partisan, probably In ton
yeArs le may get recognition.
The Democratic oillce'holdets, with
tue exception OF mBmbsrs OF the cani'
net, would DO great icols to beoome
bolleis. Win Mi, Mckinley eierlud
President, their dismissal from uiiloe
would DO assured. with BTyan'a
election they could either retain thuiI
oflioss or hold over f0T time, mot g.
| be dismiased like menials. IL "a well
10 preach TO men In ofiice how nns II
| 10 to DO bold, independent and iearlessl
hut that kind Of talk duFs not put d
! dollar In the GfiiNe.h0ldaf'a pocket al
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rmE rous,m ISrASrnY.
OHiesrs ciAd Go oe, Bach TO risiilss-
ton once More.

0nicsrs ciad Go Cet bach TO rtsiiiss-
ton once uors
CHICAGO, DC. l7.-trcah from the
wii1s VI lisho, the colder boys OF the
Fourth Inanlfy arrived NJ Fort 5hcri.
Jan yesterday. Tho Ulcers Ike tue
change aDd are glad 10 get back to
civilization aud the East once more.
The lfivAtes and the nirmhets Of tho
Uani arc not - well pleased. They
pIe'er thu wilderness Win Iva fleming
and shooting and freedom from
iai hlonable garrison restraints. Several
Transfers among the various captains
have aiioady been made. The regi'
meni mas twUuiy.nvs ofilnels aud i've
hundred men including n band OF
twenty-five pieces. Tho Fourth IL onu
OF tue Oldest reg mems Ia American
history, tbs war depAlt mvnt tecoriT
showing ils existence ~ CO ISIS. II
has carried many prominent 1iiicUfs
On IT, rolli, General 0raut among
Others. Captain VOL, OF COMPANY X,
IL tho only surviv ng officer Of tue
MnloT Thornton massacre at While
uyor, Utah, ~ 1870, when part Of IN,
regim nt was surrounded by UiCa auu
had 10 live on mule inca, until relieved
by General Merritt
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Mstfsnlsy- Home AEatn Invaded
ihris tnis nurnlug.

CAS1oN, uhu, Oct IL. 90 M'lof
Mex uity bcEan speaking before
breakfast t1iAy. Al "a oignt O'Clock
n dele atlon Of ftversi hundred 10 IN
M0BfOu county, Aiichiga eutcted
the ffenl yard ah utiug au { cheering.
They were introduced ~ frprtHcnta'
tivr buahois mon anl fafmuff, W d,
A. Cuftis.
wniie Mel = n, X alley was taking
breakfast tho yafd was flied 70 tho
iencun un sil siGta and the air was rent
with Penney Vanish shouts aad cheers
There were iuuf w I'VE uain llads
which Dr, ught three uislinei dtioga.
tionF, large une Of businUss meu,
infmrFs Aud mschnu O. ir1m Altoona
ana Blair county, Pcnnsyivanis, aui
smaller dn.eFai on ffom 5suth Para
anu Portage, CAMBRIA county. Am'nt
tue NOTICE, carried wa th,f, "lsy2
waget a. otnIs ngr ton and luli tinu;
1894, wsgvs 30 cents ton nnd Nv
uofK. Nova sciiia dtd g."
The thifi ni1fpss u tho day was 10
tevsrni hnnIred residents u Auugiln.
Jon. Penney ivania, TIE home % Mfa.
Mex inleys auoustou. Thty brought
iur air.. MclSiniey a picture tame OF
. mo hailh maize ny haf great gran 4.
oucrd by Judge Williamson, Of Hung.
uudnn.
Mcltinlny ia response 10 the delega.
ton Of Monroe county, Mich, usiu:
"Inefe hes never btUn mumvn,
when i havs mad tho silghtb, doutt
nov the electoral vote Of vulf GIN
Gus slst1 wtuiu 40 ia tue Pfasldrntiai
rDtton Of 1890. 40 G.ats 10 IA ne
devply Interested In genu ne Amsfi.
eau policy thai will protect your prop
crly, your inttrsss, your labor, y0ui
mtnfr, tho products ui yuur i0festi
rom undue competition, thau Mlohl'
sau. NIplautc.l rnofc T. Onr Thing
tho H. publican patty D. rotica,v4 a.,
auu t4at 10 iabDr nfsi, anu law auu
| Nld1r. This "a indispuupablu 10 tue
auliafe Of mAukind, Auu indHpeuHabl,
10 progeny ana TO thu purm intnoy d
he kepuDiiu. un glau O. know
iium your spoketmsn thai you believe
lot only In n ttoivct w tuIifi, but tina
ylu behave IA hunttt money
| l0reAt spplAuis When ysu DO ysu
wolk, wlciiieI }. % on tue farm o. !.
sue iaciorY, you wsni u receive II
paymunt doiIafs that are goac even
Gay, every wses, every mOutb, every
where Ia every part OF tue oiviliEos
wUilJ. That 10 tho AIM OF money W,
have now, aud We have mofp ui d
tnan VIZ ever had tn bu3 history bsiofr
10 unleI upon Tree anu unlimited coin
ago OF SILVER would be % commit Vii
country ~ silver alone aud deprive Vi
| u tue goi4 VIZ have. iualend u b.
oignsiug toe circulation u would de
CREASE the circulation, and Instead v
| glyiug uh good, round huudfgd.oeu
uoilatu. which We have nov, they " al
ask us ~ dD our butuess with n my
thTte.oeut d liar and bring ourtuiyc
u tue nuhaciAl plane Of MsNicl aui
ChlnR. We decline 10 do IT," [Ggea
che rims,
Ion tsach.loads Of. people itou
Grand Rapids, Kalamosa anu Western
Mlcnlgun constituted the iourtl
M iiencu Addfssted by Mokiniuy
rhe patty wa largely COM use1 q
mentors OF railroad mems "tDunl
money" clubf, uut business muu
professional men ani citizens general
were nptesunIto. The iutfoductof
address was made by Attorney w. II
PeInnf.
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mai Az intimatl1n of the seriousness o.
HE coalition. FIR this reason the ~
nounctmont Of his death came ~ o
suftfte.
Henry l. hbbuy stated line 90
theatfitals that was par itulatiy hi
owe. lie would handle Uuly the
gfoaielt Gtttar.ilns. Ia the pfe'olia'
ton OF thtHo urrutmnncus, Involving
great rlfk, invth disUhy, bolinrst 90
conception sui pefiefvance, Abbey
was untquaie
10 Ablcy Am lrl,anh are In iublod
fot the Introduction 20 thrm % Bern.
hard, He ~ itv.nr, = tu, Jane
Harding, Mouui Suiiv, n Ialc, buf'
bvhm Tree, Jlte "A flnihn, Cave anu
many uthsu. lie n.so maungtd the
lait four Of Mary Auiomln Nubfy
waa born In Akron, Ohi1, 10 lsi1
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NEW York, Oct. ia special TO
tho heralu nom Jacksonville, Fla,
tAyt.
Ihe steamer Three Friends and the
revenue cutter Morrill, have LEFT H..
Johns bar, headed northwest. The
Three Fnends had on board tue quar-.
tefmuster OF III revenue cutter, and
her master, Captain Montcalm Brow.
afd, was undcr pieIgr that he would
not violate Apy VI the navigation or
neutrality laws.
The agents IN the service Of the
Spanish government In this CITY be.
iiUve that the steamer will coon get rid
OF tue oilicetr OF tn. cutter and will
then touch nj some paris IA South
Florida on tho east coast and take a
.uIhly u coal aud cargo OF arms AMI
ammunition anu steam away for ihr
CuhAn rhore.
The revenue cutter Hopewell u lyl Ing
in port Watching the steamer CommO-
doris which " tied up nj u wharf.
There arc several spanish tgents In
town looKing for iilibuttefp. Every
Cuban IN the city IL watched.
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San FRARoiscO, Oct. l6.-.Cutioms
house oiiicinis naye made tho alaIming
discovery tn; United States treasury
seals have Lsen usod by unauthorized
persons ab1ut Chinatown anu eise.
where In the city, anu that at l0ati
one OF the private dies Of tho govern.
ment IL missinv. No record has NTH.
vrto been Kept nj this port OF govern.
ment seals anu uiCs, but hereafter
every ttiinAl will be obliged 10 40.
count Tot every seal iutTuslod to bis
care. The discovery has made Becssia'
~ the issuance OF an entirely new Sol
Of dies.
Extensve opium hnd cigar fIaud,
arc amsng the results Of tho lose Of the
old dies.
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rnr rAruaT1arIs FRANCE.
a shoek Resembling n Vessel s,ris
iuE n sanabhr.


taE n ssnabRr.
NEW YOAK, Oct. ia special TO
the hefaid ifUm Nice gives tue fal.
lowing aoceulI VI the earthquake
shrcki
Tnesbock was seatctly pefcopiiblo
In Nice anu was noticed only Nv n
lew uerous. No tamsgv h reported.
News from the ucighbofhoud was
equally FeAtsurlug.
Az Mentor, tho ie9 pefeons who
iels the shock tilirm that II did not
asst mora than tnreo seconds aud was
almost impsrcpptibls. similar reports
are 10 hand from Buaulic.
A fetifsu nsa cap'nii, residing near
the east bay al Meniou, saidi
''It was sharp snock. 10 rosem.
bleI that OF thip strlkiug heavily on
the sindbaf aud the house duOfs anu
furniture vibrated severely"
Othsr residents OF tho town give
similar reports Of tho earthquak. aud
they ulso soy there was n momtntary
panic gmong tho Inhabitants, who
rushed INTO tho street half dressed. A
quarter MISTER Of oue vessel IN the
hafbof reports that no felt the shock
as he was letting 90 tho anchor.
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nESuy L.. AnnEY DEAD.


tho Amusement Norios
New YORK, Oct. l7,-HrnTy Il. Al.
hoy Of tho local fi,m Abbey, Scheiiel
a GfAu, died early lhit morning In his
apartments at OA0(ne OF hemorrhage
o. tho stomach. Win him were his
daughter ASA Mrs. KinR,loy, the
mother OF MIR. Abbey's met vile. The
present. Mu. Abbey, who recently
brought n suit for divorce, Ia said 10 be
In Europe.
Abbey had been III come time. sev.
eral months ago his condition was
taid 10 DO moat serious, but after
that he improved. A change In his
oondilion cams about at 8 o'clock yes.
tsTday afternoon aud from that time
on no grow steadily worse until he
lied. Abbey had been heard oi
but little publicly since ths pub.
LEGATION Of his wifc'a action lot
divorce and the TeoTgan ration OF
his firm, which caused sensation In
the amusement world a Tow months
ago. Only intimate friends knew
where he vas living, and they only
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NEW YoKK, Oct. liza special to
tho Herald from Coustanlinople tayt;
Nothing Ia known at the United slatos
legation hers Of tho absurd news said
80 havu been published In Washington
that Minister Terrell had been ordered
10 JOIN the Bancroft NJ Smyrna aud
btiag her TO COnHlanlirOple.
The Armonianr have sent another
threat TO the ambassadors OF the pow
oTr.
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NEW YoBlS, Oe. 1.-THE Hsrald'a
correspondent IN Gusytquil, Ecnadof,
telegrAphs that II II Ielsgraphed from
Quito that q plot has been disclosed
involving a hostile Invasion from 90.
lomtin.
Funds and ammunition have been
provided by a few msniDcIs Of the con.
sentative party. Geuefal AliAro IL 10.
ported as saying that he will DO Ms
severe a. he has been magnAnimous In
tho pest N any attempt 10 made 10
overthrow the government.
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WAsHnsGrON, Oct. 1.-THE Silver
party AMI P0pulisls toapy ceased the
distTibutlon Of cannppign documents.
Rspuhlicana and Democrats VIII con.
tinue TO meet tho demands practically
until tue election. Tho Republican
congressional committee has disirib.
uted from Washington aOlut 81 600,
900 piecpf; the Democrats, II, 900, 600;
tho sllveritss. lU.OOO,OO0; Popullsls,
LOCO, 200.
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CHICAGO, Oct 1.-Two prominent
EugiiBh journalists have arrived In
the city. They are l. Lloyd, tho editor
and A. NJ. Hay, the manager OF the
L0ndon Statistic, one OF the leading
Europesn financial papsfs. They Will
spend some sine In Chicago studying
tho economic conditions sni inform.
ing themselves generally Gu American
malteTe, political and Otherwise.
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aHs. oAsrLI's ANrEoEDnNrs
she Always MIA save Msnia Tor
Inktng Things,

SAN FnANcisCO, oct. l7.-rhere are
In TINS CITY lwo iadivs who have known
Mrs. Waller Castle ali he, life. They
are Mrs. Charles ID. stehfn and Mrs
Ida Murrlsop, her sister Their homs
for many years was la Wilmington,
n, o., Anu there u was they were on
terms Of lnumboy with Mrs. Castle
VINO was tnon Alias Ella Wei. They
were aware thAi ~ that tinie Mss Wei
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uussiA rnrrAnINo.
a numor THAT the sAr wiii take ros'
ussslaa OF tsnstnntiuopis.

LOSDoS, Oc,. ia special from
Vipaua saya the NuI Feels Please au.
nOuncos that sicpa 10 ine complete
mopiliEtion OF the Russian forces ate
being taken In several districts. All
olilus.s 9n leave or tutiTed,l 10 believed,
havs been recalled.
In conclusion II Ia minated that
those military movements hrc undef-
taken because II ia expected that Eut.
siA will receive u Eufopean m,nlAie 10
occupy COErlsliinaple.