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SIXTEEN TO ONE"
When Palmer Reads the words /.
storm of Cheers Are Given.


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Ex-senator
Palmer and General Buckner addressed
an open air meeting tonight at LIB
erty Place at the head of Canal street.
A grand stand had been erected and
tastefuily decorated with United States
flags and Chinese lanterns. The crowd
numbered between 1900 and 5000 Gen
eral Buckner spoke first.
Senator Palmer followed and for a.
tine was listened to in silence but
was soon interrupted by cheers for Bry-
an. This the police succeeded IN stop
ping.
Senator Palmer read the plank in the
Chicago platform relating to coinage
and when he uttered the words six
teen to one" a round of cheers from
Bryan supporters greeted him That's
right" said the senator. pCome out
boldly and say what you think; we
want no towards or sneaks in Amer
lea"
The speaker finished about 10 o'clock.
having spoken about forty minutes.
Nothing new was said by either of the
speakers.
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MANITOBA SCHOOL QUESTION SET
tiled.

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct. 1.-THE cabi-
net has been in conference with the
members of the Manitoba ministry all
day on the school question. 1t is under
stood that the matter has been finally
settled. The terms are as follows:
Manitoba is to retain her national
schools; they will not be disturbed.
Some concessions have been made to
provide for religious instruction in the
jschools after school hours, and where
the Roman Catholic children prodom-
mate, Roman Catholic teachers will be
employed. All teachers must have GER
tifcates of qualification and the schools
will be under government inspection.
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THREATEN ARSON.
Washington County, KY, Mob Evil
IDENTIFY Beyond the Reach of the
Inv.

SPRINGFIELD. KY, Oct. 17.-Not sat
isfied with destroying all the toll gates.
the Washington county mob threatens to
burn the homes of the members of the
court of claims. The new trouble is the
result of the action of the court, which,
week. decided that no longer would the
county pay annually the sum of $50 each
to the dependent poor of the county. This
morning Justice John S. Yankey OF the
Springfield. received through the mails
an anonymous letter in which the threat
is made that IL the court of claims does
not meet in extra session and reconsider
it's action the residence of each member
of the court will be burned to the
ground.
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DOCTOR KILLS DOCTOR.
CoId-Blooded Murder in Natchez,
Mississippi, Yesterday.

NATCHEZ Miss. Oct. 17.-Dr. Alfred
Holt of Hayes. Miss. snot and instantly
killed Dr. P. S. Rhett of Jonesville, La,
in the rotunda of the Natchez hotel this
morning. Holt was arrested. but sub
seQuently released on $4,000 bail.
Both Holt and Rhett were known
throughout the south as physicians of
great ability, and each had large prac-
tice The tragedy was the result of an
old grudge. They were formerly friends
but disagreed over some trifling affair, it
is said. Holt approached Rhett as he
was standing near the news counter
talking to friend. Drawing revolver
and taking careful aim, Holt fired, the
bullet striking his victim in the breast.
Two more shots followed rapidly. and
Rhett fell, receiving a fourth bullet as
he lay on the floor
There was great excitement among the
guests. who rushed from the billiard and
reading rooms. Holt made no effort to
escape, but surrendered himself TO a DO
liceman.
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--fs-<5ab->1s-----------
DOUD SHOWS RECEIPTS.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1z-Charles D. Lane
of California. chairman of the Silver
party national committee, and I. n.
Stevens of Colorado, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee, arrived here today
and this evening had conference with
NJ. F. Doud. ex-chairman of the Missouri
state committee. Mr.. Doud was recently
deposed by the state committee He had
endeavored to file with the secretary of
state a ticket with Bryan electors and
Republican candidates for state Offices
but was unsuccessful. For this he was
deposed, but he refused to account to
his successor for the party's campaign
fund. some $1,000. Tonight Mr. Doud
showed to Messrs. Lane and Stevens re-
ceipts for the full expenditure of the
money in campaign work Doud still
claims to be chairman of the state COM
mittee. and threatens an injunction suit
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THE GRIDIRoN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 1.-THE
Yale football eleven put up the best
game seen here this season in this
afternoons contest with Dartmouth.
Yale rolled UP AZ points, twenty in the
first half and twenty-five in the sec
ond, and tonight Yale undergraduates
point with pride to the fact that the
University Of Pennsylvania was able
TO score only 16 points against Dart
mouth. YaIe's best work as done by
Benjamin, Airport and Hazen, the first
two giving a great exhibition of ag-
gressive playing and Hazen saving
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SUNDAYS SPECIAL FEATURES.

PAGE TEN.
Electricity on the Stage.
The Passing Tip.
PAGE ELEVEN.
Draatic and Lyric.
PAGE TWELVE.
Buffalo BiIPs Promised Lnnd.
How Lincoln Received Callers.
PAGE THIRTEEN.
In the Social Realm
PAGE FOURTEEN.
The Great Rift in the Earth.
PAGE FIFTEEN.
Mirror of Fashion.
PAGE SIXTEEN.
Remarkable Achievement of Sci.
ence.
Bookkeeping on n Large Scale.
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AyALUABLE aFooTBALL.y

DUNKIRK. N. Y. Oct. 17.-Conductor
Frank Maitby. of the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern railway, received a
telegram dated Buffalo, N. Y, from a
lady passenger en- route to an eastern
city, TO look out for a package containing
ST.. 200, which she had lost in a sleeping
car on his train. He remembered seeing
a package similar TO the one described,
and which he thought contained a pair
of overshoes wrapped in a paper and
under a car seat. Upon receipt of the
telegram. he recovered the package and
sent it by express to the owner, whose
name he refuses to divulge.
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CONSULAR SERVICE.
1t Has Been Inspected and is Found
to Be Very satfsfnrforv


TO Be Very satisfactory.
LONDON, Oct. IA representative of
the United Associated Presses had an
interview today with MIR. Robert Chiffon
chief of the consular bureau of the depart
ment of state at Washington, who is
staying at the Hotel Cecil in the Strand.
Mr.. Chiffon informed q reporter that he
had visited all of the United States con-
sulates in the United Kingdom and would
start for Paris on Tuesday next for the
purpose of inspecting the American con-
sulates in France. after which he would
inspect the consuiates throughout Europe.
India, China and Japan, returning TO
Washington in the early part OF 1897 The
general results of the inspection of con-
suIates in the United Kingdom Mr. Chill
TOE said. had been very satisfactory. He
had found the consular service to be
efficient, though not absolutely perfect,
and he had not found himself Obliged to
recommend any removals. Mr.. Chiffon de-
clined to specify any OF the suggestions
he would make in the matter of reforms
in the service as these must be stated in
his report to the government.
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THE TICKETS IN BOSTON.
Ballot Law Commissioners Decide in
Favor of the Faneuil Hall People.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE ballot law COM
1nissioners this afternoon rendered their
decision in the matter of the rival Demo-
cratic state conventions-that held in
Faneuil hall under the directions of the
held in Music hall by the followers of
George Fred Williams.
The commissioners decided in favor of
the Faneuil hall convention. Both con-
yentions nominated Williams for gov
ernor, but he declined to accept the Fa-
neuil hall nomination. This decision
throws out the Music hall proceedings.
but as nominating papers have been filed
the ticket nominated at that gathering
stands as well as the Faneuil hall ticket
which differs only in the choice of one
elactOr
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MARCUS
DAILY IS
HOPEFUL
Believes Bryan Will Win the
Election BY an 0yerwheln-
ing Majority.
lis A MOST ACTIVE
WORKER FOR BRYAN
A Fight For the Welfare of the
Laboring Man.
A Fight For the Welfare of the
Laboring Man.

1t Has Not Been Very Long since
Marcus Carried Tin Dinner PAIL
and with All His wealth ard In
dependence He Has Not Forgotten
it, and Has a Heart Full OF sym-
pathy For the ToiIing Masses, sSf
Whom the Election of McExIslley,
Means Poverty of the worst Kind
in n Land of Plenty.
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MURDER AT
CHEYENNE
Brakeman Fred stabler, Of the
Union Pacific, is the
Victim.
He DIED IN ONE HOUR
L. S. TrenlmeIl, Railway En-
ployee, the Assassin.

The Two aIen Worked in the Same
crew-Wounded Man Merely Had
Time to- Say "Good-Bye" to His
wife and Make an Ante-Mortem
Observation-Disclosures ut First De-
FAINT, But When He Learns OF the
Death of His Victim, He Breaks
Down and ImpIores Protection at
the Hands of the officers.
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They Appear to Crowd Closely
Around the Democratic
Candidate.
HIS TOUR in
MICHIGAN ENDS
rlade Seventy Speeches in Four
Days Travel.

An Alleged Editor Asks Bryan
Questions Through His Paper,
But is kfraid to Meet the Candi-
date in a Croyvd-Repeated Calls
Fails to Elicit a Response From
the Newspaper Man, Yet He Was
Among the thousands Present
Chicago Platform is Not Anarchis-
tic--The Third Ticket.
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FOR MIXING Up
TN POLITICS
United States Attorney Clay
ton Removed BY the
President.
SPICY CORRESPONDENCE
ga Man, Even Though an Office
Holder, Should Have the Right
of Free Speech"
SPICY CORRESPONDENCE

Clayton is Charged with wilful
and Persistent Disregard of
Settled Rule OF the Department.
Those Who Have AcGuiesced in it
This Year-Precedcnts Might Arise
Which would vex the Attorney
General.
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BURNED TO. DEATH.
Horrible Fate of Two Youths in
Kentucky--A Young Girls narrow
Lcscape.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct 1.-Two sons
of Thomas Givens, aged 10 and II years,
were burned to death, and their sister
probably fatally burned today in a fire
which destroyed the family residence in
Butler county, eight miles from Lewis
burg. The boys were asleep upstairs
and the girl could not arouse them and
was forced to jump from the second
floor after her hair had been burned off
Mr.. and Mrs. Giyens were not at home.
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QUINCY. ILL.,. Oct. ia fusion was
today perfected in this. the Fifteenth.
congressional district. DR.. H. j. Harker.
the Populist candidate for congress,
withdrew in favor of William X Neeee,
the Democratic candidate. There are
1000 Populist votes in the district.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-After long So
journ in this country as apostolic dele
gate from the see of Rome, Cardinal
Satolli made adieu TO America today. lie
was a. passenger sailing fer Genoa on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IL
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AUGUSTA. Ca, Oct ia special to
the Chronicle from Thompson says: Mr..
Watson says it is true he has ordered his
name off the ticket in Kansas, but it is
off the Democratic ticket not off the
fusion ticket.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Henry D.
Clayton, United States attorney for the
middle district of Alabama, was today
summarily removed from office by the
president.
Mr.. Clayton was a delegate to the
Chicago convention, is now a candi-
date for congress from the Second dis
trict of Alabama, and is son-in-law
Of Senator Pugh of that state. Assist
ant District Attorney G. F. Moore has
been placed in charge of the Office
Some interesting correspondence led
up to today's action by the president;
Early in October, Acknowledgement
Harmon wrote Mr.. Clayton q letter,
stating that newspaper clippings and
letters showed that he was candl-
date for congress and his duties as dis
trict attorney made the positions neon
sistent with each ether. To this lecter
no reDly was received.
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WILSON Is VIGOROUS.
He AssaiIs Free Silver and All It's
Adherents.

Adherents.
CHARLESTON. w Va. Oct 17.-Post-
master General William l.. Wilson,
speaking in his native town Of Charleston.
w Va. where John Brown was tried and
executed. delivered a two hours speech
this afternoon in support of Palmer and
Buckner. Mr.. Wilson confined his re-
marks almost exclusively to the financial
question and vigorously assailed free sill
yer theories. There was large crowd
to meet him, composed of both Democrats
and Republicans.
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CHICAGO. Oct lit is showing hard
here this morning, the earliest snowfall
for many years. The officials at the
weather bureau say the storm will be of
short duration.
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OTHER PLACES.

AT Hartford-Trinity, 16; Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology. 6.
At Pennsylvania, 81;
Lehigh. nothing
At West Point-Princeton, II; West
Point. nothing.
At Boston-Harvard, u; Brown. o.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6;
Amherst, o.
Cornell, IS; Tufts, o.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. F.-Pennssl-
vania, "a; Lehigh. O.
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WASHINGTON, Oct n.-Secretary Oh
ney presented to the president today the
Duke AbruZzi, a nephew of the king of
Italy. Baron Faya, the italian minister,
was also present. The duke is a lieu
tenant on the Italian cruiser Christoforo
Colombo now at Baltimore.
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LAKE sUND

ties in a sordid despotism of wealth.
Great applause and cheering) And be-
fore anybody calls me an anarchist for
believing that, / want him to take an
anarchists badge and pin it on Justice
Brown of the supreme court, Great
cheeringe
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FOREIGN FACTS.

Captain Watkins, which was partially dis
abled q day or so after she left New Yors
for Southampton by break in machinerl
in starbosrd engine. was sighted of Gill
Island al O'clock this afternoon. Taf
Paris sa'led from New York on OctobRl
Z. and the accident has caused her trft
to tie about four days longer. than usual
She viii reach Southampton Sunday
morning.
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HOTTIE AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE president
has recognized Felipe Castro De Los Rio
as consul of Spain at San Francisco.
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much ground for Yale by unerring
tackling of opposing backs. Yale at
touchdown on an average OF only in
four minutes and her playing through
out was so snappy and fierce that the
Dartmouth men had no strength left
for the last half Crolius and Eek
strom made the best showing for Dart
mouth.
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LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE three De,
centum rate OF the Bank of England wa.
NOT changed Today at the regular meetiL'
Of the board of governors
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 17.-G. D.
Berry, chief clerk to General Manager
Robinson of the st. Joseph & Grand
Island railroad, was arrested in St. JOS
eph last night by Postofice Inspectors
Waterbury of Denver and Sutton of Kan
sas City, on the charge of obtaining
passes from many railroads of the coun-
try by fraud and disposing of them to
brokers. He was brought here and re-
leased under a bond of $1,000
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct 17.-Late this
the middle of the road Populist state con-
vention, received this telegram from
Thomas Watson, dated at Thomson, Go, {:
Hand this to the secretary of state.
ticket to the county clerks. My affidavit
withdrawing my NAME mas Dsesl i4salleu
you. THOMAS Z. WATSON"
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II You Are Blue

Don't commit suicide. but adver-
Use in The Herald and thus clear
away your business embarrass-
ments
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The HeraId's Circulation.

1t is rapidly growing because Of
the great superiority of the news
service OF the Unte1 Presses.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
omce of the Maryland Coal Co,

80 ! BI.OADWAY new YORK. January ltth 1870
ruNlit A\NI'Al. MEETING OF the Maryland
L Coal Company FOR the election OF President ana
ten Directors and tor such other business as may .oS
VIII be held AZ the company once.
x broadway. New York. February 4th 1895. At
II A VI: -, -. ,,,o-,. ao,, ,sns a, :, p A.
' ' H n NEDIAa Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04

Adams Express.
American Coal
Am Cot OF Co.
do pf O y c..
Amer Express. q.
Am Tel & G co
Am TOb Co
do pref .....-
Brunswick Co. A..
Chicago Gas Co
Com Cable Co T..
Col c & l ID Co
Co, Fuel & / Go
do pref. ......
Col ~ ii 4 q 4.
Consol Gas Co. .
Con Coal OF Md.
Dist q e + Co.
Ed FL Ill n -.
Erie Tel & 7 Co
Gen Electric Co
Home Min Co .
Illinois Steel Co
Lac Gas tSt ID.
do pref. 49,.
Man Beach Co q.
Nd Coal Co pr.
MINI Iron Co. ..
Nat Lins OIL Co
Nat Starch Co.
DO LIST pref. 80.
do III pref
New 4 Coal Co
No Amer Co. ...
On: 81 Min Co.
Oregon Impt.
Pac Mall Ss Co.
Penn Coal. .....
Pull Pal Car Co
Quicksil Min co
DO pref. ......
7 G ! \ n Co..
Tex Pac l. Tr.
y 8 Cor Co.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
Tiui0en1 Notlc.3.

Tiui0en> Notices,
THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 81. 1895
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that pursuant
~ to Article u Z ,h- ByIa providing hereafter for
instead 4 annual dividends heretofore.
Common Stock u The Proctor Gomble Company.
Directors q Company have declared sem-an-
uuai dividend Sx go Per cent upon said Com
mon stock payable the l5fh day o; February. lS95
Tho Books II the Company will De closed from
18th day Of January until said date of pay ment
L. B GAMBLE. Secretary.
sgrII DIVIDEND
NEW YORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
New York. Jan 2sih. 1896.
rJ,UE BOARD or DIRECTORS Of this Bank
have this day declared a dividend of three cent.
fr~ = AK payable February 80 out u the
earnings % the past six months
ISAAC ROWLAND Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
financial gIeltlons.
ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS IRON Mot NTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

NeW York. January %. 1890.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
- meeting 4 iocSh lders % the st Louis. Iron
Mountain anI southern Railway Company VIII De held ~
ihe Companys office. 'he Ci'y u st Louis Missout
On Vs.- lay March TO- 1870 800 o'clock m. for me
election u thirteen Directors fOr the ensuing year ana
r 'ac transaction u any other business that COM
BEFORE fait meeting The annual meeting II the directors
VII De-. bel al once "Wednesday. March H.
les AZ 100 O'Clock NJ The stock tmnsfer books
wlil B.. c.sed Monday February 3. 1880. at 200
o.r.ck p m and reopen Thursday, March y. 1896.
" GEO. J. GOIL President.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
AH CALEF. Secretary.
..,11n ANNrAI MEETING Of the Port Horny

Iron Or. Co.. far election II Trustee an! for any
~ l.rs mat Will before i' VIII D. h''l AZ ~,
ari-. .. NrSsis With"rbce sherman q o.. ~ /" al,
et,.., N.u Yo.k CITY. Tuesday. the llh day OF
Frhrlary. at ,. IN. - .
H''d ~" '0'' JOSEPH T. TOWER. secy.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04

The rate Of discount in the open market was lo,lo
al per cent for short and three months DIS
British consols were higher at 1881 for money
and for the account. French rentes were lOz
francs 61ia centimes. Paris exchange on London
% francs 81 centimes. American stocks IN LDhuoIi
were Irregular and weak Further details Of
foreign markets ara given in the usual cable re-
LOTT min ed annfh her cllnnn.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-04
is .s2I2 c55 aoo sis 'oN o''
OK THE STOCK EXCHANGE.


The security markets reflected a general as
position the part of traders L. make It"
transactions and TO await the outcome ol IN
Government bond bids Wednesday. TRADERS
are not able 10 decide whether or not the open
ing Of :he bids and the paNrlent OF the his'
nstalment Will furnish reasons. or rather coi'u'-
tions. for n bull movement. and as n matter OBJ
fact the street IN general is pretty much a, Sc
over tho bond situation The passage ~ the lrr'-
coinage ti in the Senate has had no apir''ltp''
effect upon stocks. but there IS an increasing
fear that the acton Of the hare-brained lecisiA-
tors will friChten of foreign subscribers - the
bonds The bids from this city Will not De sol,
In until tomorrow. AMI II IS well unlrIs''l'
that they viii aggregate n large total MI con-
d!tions In the financial situation today l'-
nectei the near appr ach Of the time for opening
the bids. Foreign exchange was lower a!th"ush
there was very little business doing; rates Tor
cali money were higher; there was an Increased
business In gold and legal tenders AZ premium,
and large sales at lower prices u the last F'niu-
ary per cent Government bonds. iht coup nS
closing at ll2Hlli. and the same price for m"
registered. II viii be remembered that these
bonds sold al time above l2o Of the trans
actions I'm sticks. the chief activity was ID
Sugar Refining burlington It. Paul. General
Electric Missour! Pacific. Reading AMI Union
Pacific. Profit-tak.ng sales by local traders ana
moderate arbitrngc selling caused fractional net
declines In the mai rty II shares. General
Electric lost narly per cent On the denial -
last weeks bull rumors concerning the 0mpary
and National Lead was down rs per cent on the
announcement Of the death II the president -
the company. Among the railway shares % d.
vel0p conspicuous weakness We're Brr'!rg u.
Missouri Pacific. Southern Railway preferred.
Denver ana Rio Grani@ preferred and Susqu--
hanna and Western preferred Tho closing vas
unsettled ana dull. Total sales 90: stocks w~rr
10000 shares. of which eight shares furnished
alb ut One-half
Closing prices Of the chief active stocks. com
pared with their last prices Saturday. were a.
follows