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DIED.

* S 5o1s N9F ss JAIME. on scott 9so's 81
Rdgeteid Conn. and daughter u Charles Everett OF
Funeral On saturday. October 49, the resdenc. of her
Carriages viii fenis arrival ~ 10 IS train at
HARTsaddenly a, The home % her sisters the Ms's:
isa7 Mrs caSerno smith Hai widow Of Hon ossi.n
T. Hart formerly Governor Of llort1 ana daughter
Funeral Was heid on Wedreslay ootober -
Interiaent Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Newark y. J.
HILrON-At whestone Lons Island on the 18Th inst.
ra1ara serves on Friday he i5h inst a, tn. resi-
dcn,e Of II De wit Smith vhes,one. upon the ar
rival Of the 90 4 an. m 'ra ,n fen S''o-'' ferry
KEEP-A the residence - her gran idaushter, MI
Maxwell smith South orangs y J., On October Is.
FanSra from i>- csurch Of the Holy communion South
Orange. n J., Friday. october 10 a, , M.
KING-on Tuesday. october ~ Mary P. wife Of
FuneraI services at her late residence 50 East si"ss.
Friday morning AT II O'Clock.
In,erment private
Newburg parers please copy.
LAwrox Wednesday October r. 1891 nd Ff K. I.;
oqtherne Himrod Lawtan. aged p years. ~. -,
Fsna and "na M ss 1Sf ii8 aleu- e
ices 1t his ae residence No 2ss vsndere i,o
n' sreH' a, ol 's e Of tie family
Newport. r. T.. papers please copy. 49,
MCOY-In St Louis. October l. 1871 sinclair NcN"'
irch u Iastbsi and Grann Boulevard
at 1890 O'Clock.
a ~
Der 49, Mrs Elizabeth b Partridge, widow OF me Hss:
Alfred II. Partridge. late OF Bro Kyn " y" IN tne
A.th of her r..
Funeral residence Of ner SON "a W Eiwsfc a.
Hs~fon Engevood. Friday. the 18th inst. at I:6o
y ~ Carriages viii meet the train leaving CnsmpefS
IT,. New-Ncrk at p ? M Northern Ha"roaa 9"
N.W jersey.
In,s~r..ni a. the convenience NJ the family.
SrATER-Ou Wednesday October u. Helen j. Slater
Fun raj from House Of tho Cool shepherd orange. D. j.,
October L. II 4
$50 Bsrcay-si.
sTPIGHT-On Wednesday October 13. 1891. at EaA
StrouGsburg Penn II. relict II Napoleon susht.
aged II years.
Intsrneht Canad~ns.a.
sTRoNG-At ,ornwal-or- HUDSON October H. Ellen A.
Goodrich wife u Henry y. strong
Funeral services Hartford Conn
WATSON-On Wednesday. 18th inst. Henry 3. Watson.
Funeral seryc@ late residence No. 3i3 West lZlst-
ST., SATURDAY, ] ? N.
YOUNGs-wednesday Midnight. Theodore F YounSA In
the ,3i year u MS axe
Funeral se his residence 10 Ced.r-st Broo1s
yn this friday ming az O'Clock.
Erie family s-e respectfully invited 70 attend
WOodlawD Cemetery.
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Fatal WRECK NEIR OTTAWA.

ror.R MEN KILLED ~ Collision oN THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
o.,,,, Oc, u-An express train on tho cana
dt,, Pacific Railway. due In ottawa NJ %" q. IN.
today. was In collision with freight train ABOUT
sixteen miles from here IN foe. Frank Lameh'
deau engineer of the express. was Killed outright
Robert Fedeu. mail clerk Was carried out OF 'he
wreck living but died IN few minutes John
I. .r,ov a tramp who WAS stealing 4 ride was also
tiiled and James Hastey. q brakeman on me
freight train received injuries from wnich ne ma
sin@e dicd James McQuaig. engineer Of the freight
train. had his leg broken. TIT, ,r,
II iq said that the operator ~ StlttsVlH" ialIei
20 hold tho express until the freight engine mao
returned 10 stltfsve with part OF its train. which
II had been unable TO take up the graz"
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JUSTICE FIELDS CAREER.


yrs FAIRLY LIFE AND SERVICE oN THE RENcH-
MANY DRAMATIC INCIDENTS.
Justice Field. one OF The most notable men VINO
have sat on the Supreme Bench OF 'ne M NJ,
States Gomez OF a distinguished family AS IS wen
known h. Is q brother Of Cyrus W. Field Da'lo
Dus'ov Field and the Rev. Henry NJ. Field. lie Is
the sixth son Of the Rev David ID. FIELD OF hau-
dam, Conn where lie was born on No'e'lDe' =
ixe After he was three years old he lived Tor Ten
years in stockbridge. Mass In hZS ne went ~
Asia Minor with his sister and her hos'Hnu '"9
Rev Josiah Brewer. the pareais o. Jusuce brewer
Of the Supreme Court. lie remained the'c TWO
Years and half. during which time ne icd'i'eu ~
speak with ease the modern Greek lahsuase. VII
rsturnin, n America he entered Williams College
and was graduated in 1881 with the hiShes' hoNo'S
He studied law In the office Of his brother p"''u
Dudley Field IN New-York. and atiorward prae-
tiscd as his brothers partner FOR seven years.
In the sprins n 1919 ne visited Europe. and spcnt
o year and a half in travelling. On MS retu'" no
found the country full OF the eoid eXci'eh'eh' Ie
caught it himself. and sailed for taiiorHia =" -
ceInbcr. 1Sa His life there Was CROWDED WIN
,trsr,s advo,turcs ami dramatic experiences. lie
landed in San Francisco wiki little money ana
opened a law Office. but soon started OF 10 inc III
terror OF the State to look for goid. IN 'ia' y'''
he was chosen Alcade. and became inc centre VI
authority In a lswless region. In the 'o''o"'"7
winter hc was n nelnccr Of the newly orsai'~e"
State legislature; in framing the laws OF me ne"
State his work was Of great importance. / or me
next six years he continued 10 practise Law" punu
ing up d largo business. IN lS! ne was 'i', 80
Judge of the State Supreme Court for tenn u ~
years: in 1855 he became CHIEF Justice Ills &C
esons in the face Of conditions Of great confusion
owing 10 conflicting principles q Juflsp'
Inherited from Mexican custom. brought Ia ps '''s
American settlers and growing out OF local usaseS
ease MIN wide reputation. ,s
When. In 1868 a tenth Judge was to be appoihteu
20 the United States Supreme bench from Tue
enc Coast the whole Congressional delegation
from the Pacific Coast. without regard 10 party,
vent 70 President Lincoln TO urge the appointment
~ Judge Fled. The President accofninsayy ,Sta
uonied him, and he took the oa;h on MAY ~ toS, %,
washington now became his residence .or mos az
ne year though as lac was assigned 10 the faefic
n,rcut he held court each summer N , tle "a va
west Early in 1877 Justice Field was deslkns,s CO.
oy me act Of Congress creating the EeetoS,
nss,oh as Of the five Justice OF inc ouP 80
our who were members OF H. HE dssen,eo irJ hn
~ rev OF the majority OF the Corlhission, rdad
elused to go behind the certificates ior ,o
r 9m the dieret States HIS POSITION 40 the recon
sTuction acts. gave him prominence III the Do'"'
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ADVICE FOR LORD SALjSBI ~.
british GOVERNMENT ASKED NOT TO TAMPER
WITH THE CURRENCY

London. Oct l4.-Au the afternoon newspapers
to-day publish editorials urging the British Caoi-
not a, IFS meeting Saturday. 20 give the coup
do grace 10 all rumors Of any intention upon me
part Of tho Government to tampe' win 'ne cur
rercy"
."rhe Westminster Gazette" IN IT'S financial arti-
Gle says:
THE panderng to tho himetac lad. in which
Tho city has reason 10 believe the Government Is
secretly INDUCING. In accordance Win its pohtcal
policy Of graceful concessions. has aroused untold
anxiety in business circles which has been voiced
in the 'ettcr OF protest signed oy maJoritI or tho
leading men OF the city expressing their grave
objections 10 any movement by the Government In
the direction of bimetallsm
The Westminster Gazette, In conclusion, re-
marks: ,.,
III Is inconceiVahe that the Government should
nrove famous enough TO yield the Yankee silver
arators without consulting and taklnR the weiShty
advice OF the business community
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BLooDHoUNDs on THEIR TRAIL.

EIGHT coNvICTs BREAK JAIL N BRUINS
WICK GA
Brunswick Ga, Oct lA-Eignt prisoners escaped
from the county jail here about II O'Clock last
night. All OF them misdemeanor convicts and
had served portions OF their terms How they got
the lock off their cage is mystery. After getting
of the cage they removed bricks from the outer
wall making an opening large enough 10 escape
\ posse Is still on their tran with hloodhounds.
None OF them had been arrested at o'clock this
afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

about draw a bowie-Anife. Mrs. Terry. after her
husband's death insisted on Justice Eields arrest
which young and inexperienced District Attorney
carried out. This raised unprecedented excitement
which resulted in Justice Fields immediate ie-
lease
Justice Field has beer for many years the senior
member Of the supreme Court. both III point OF age
and length OF service on August u of this year
he SUE passed the record Of service IN the supreme
Court even that of Chief Justice MarSnah woo
served from lVl 10 1856 IN 1855 Justice Field be-
came eligible for retirement with a life pension
bat refused to leave the lahorious duties OF MS
nfFfr
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,,,o,.rsrs OF SAMUEL W. ANDREWS

The will Of Samuel w Andrews VINO Tor years
conducted the old Fifth-ave stage line. was Med
yvo1ncsda,. far probate. He leaves one charitable
beouesr. a gift Of 5000 to St Luke's Methodist
t,,sconol church in West Forty-hrst-st. In addi-
tinr 81, nO e left IN trust for the decedents
'C,Iark u Andrews: $4,000 In trust for his
sister Elizabeth AndreT T gTse5 me nssauN 6 0s
r,idovy Mrs Nsomi 4 AudreWs. and the testator
snr samuel " Andrews jr.. and his daughter.
,lic. williams
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D that in the Cincinnati Convention

cratic party SO that in the Cincinnati Convention
of 1880 he was among the Presidential candidates
One Of the most striking episodes in Justice
Fields life was the attack on HIM by Judge Terry.
which resulted IN the atfers death at the hanGs OF
a deputy marshal. II took place In the little town
Of Iathrop Cal. on his way from Los Angeles 10
san Francisco. 1t was outcome OF his course IN
the suit of Sarah Althea HiN Terry against the eS-
tate Of Senator Sharon. ard the compliment Of her
husband and herself for contempt OF court. Terry
came up behind Justice Field while he at
breakfast. and struck him. Neage. the deputy
marshal. fired at Terry and Killed him as he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

Lieutenant Charles Heerdt Of Company o. 'th
REGIMENT. died at his home. NO 20 Ih'r"-"N'''
wednesday from pneumonia. II" was d. '' ~"
"a, ,,r,landt park last saturday and
-, Is ,hnuphr caught cold there. in" luh"I"t W.
h. held tomorrow at p m. at rs nom nom, =, ~
r,nv /! will attend the services, ana oh''''S " VIC
r.g,-neni will aiso be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
THE |ORiLTI STU ALTON.
LOWS RECORD IN BROOKLYN.

From The Hartford Couiani.
During Seth Low two terms as Mayor 81 BrooH-
,,.r NO debt Of that city reduced by Sf."DuDD
W-hon he was inauGurated the city Was payint,
pcr cent interest for loans when ne reirtd from tie
wanted at ~ per cent lie eXtrpated Old abuses
60 on If thc CITY Hall filed the offices (as far
as his mower wenD with capable and honest pubic
servants Of his kind. reformed the pupIc schoo,
&c. reforrncd Tho public charities and directed
his Excise Commissioners TO apply IN enforcing me
laws the rule OF common sens ina : N" So'' %
MAYOR seth Low in BROOKLYN
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lpPOIyTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington oct. 1.-THE President made the fol-
lowing appointments to-day;
MICHAEL NATHAN. Of New-Yofk Assistsnt Appraiser
W. -. Merchandise In the District 81 Sew-l ork -,
EDGAR r. wHEF LOCK. OF Wisconsin Register o' inc
" Land Once Wausau, Wis -,
,,rIey q WcRossEN or wisconsin. Receiver ~ Pub
" lie Moneys AZ Wausau. Wis. -. ,,, .
r LAY BrFORD, Of Oregon. Agent Tor the ihniahs al
Sliitz Agency. Oregon 1T, -
% RIKt. Postmaster ~ ThomasVille Ia
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rrrrrD RY A TROLLET-CAR.

p,,sh,,rr OCT. 14-Captan ". w. Martin. OF
,ho vbolesals firm Of Martin & CO.. No. DO L'oer-
nos run down and instantly killed BY
,yo,,ev.car at Palo Alto-st and North-ave Alle-
ghenv this morning. CAPTAIN Martin was wa s gpog
s sFEaG -. observe the approaching car. Wiz, q
dpbtcr and SON the latter living III A.
utukils' h;,,, Ar Martin was formerly STEAMBOAT
sur..a tn n, n ne ohio and Mississippi rivers
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WILLIS (. TRlSK TO GO FREE

Halifax. y. s. OCT. ii-Willis 1rask' OF wal
ungford. Conn. who arrested here last Mon
dav for crnbezzlement. f. to escape prosecution
When ne IS arraicncd In court tomorrow his coun-
sci VIII ask FOR his discharge and the motion Will
NOT he opposed The explanation given mere Is that
nvarvthing has been arranged 10y Trasks friends
in Wnllingford. and that neither the borough
hcrlfis nor the bank officers VIII push The case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
HFyPy GEORGE. JR.. TO HiRRy.

Henry George r.. the eldest son OF inc Ie'ie'
1T, Democracy candidate for Mayor. l. 20 be
married in Thanksgiving week to Miss Marie Hitch.
daughter OF Captain L. V. Hitch Miss Hitch
narents belong 10 New-OrleanS. ,where snc was
horn hut she has for many years lve1 IN ,hlcdeo.
She l. nineteen years old has traNeiled eAtehsl.eS
and has received an excellent muslcal education
M the Chicago Musical College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
THE IDEAL MAYOR.
49,, Tho Minneapolis Times.

y, t,s onen speech OF acceptance. General Tracy
~. ~ ,is idea of the Kind OF Mayor who shouid
be selected 70 give force TO- The nI% Se nerye
~ - 10 ,,rsi he aflrmafivey and aggressiNely
honest General Tracy is nesaECey hGmcTi' a,p
.o oosion should demand Il. aggressVely honest
bur ho that TO be possible for one %h3 be
sdlS- - sc n a shade General Tracys drawing
NJ hc i6eai Nayor is General Tracy but Seth
%
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OF THE BoUFFE VARIETY.
49,, ,rbn chicago Post

NJ George has shattered his own case II per
- honesty Is not An issue. for he has himself
r-novad il from the contest. ile stands Tor trec
t-ade revolt and paper money. Win prooer anu IN
men, oppn.it!on his candidacy would specify he"
co.rs a latchinp stock instead OF menace" Those
who inss, that he is dangerous make MN danselGu.
~ the holffe variety. he has unconsciousy al
mi ed
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DANS FoRD AL
go $780,, ~, I. The barometer has fallen in the
49, rarIor New England and New York and risen IN
al her districts: 1t highest n the M'a1i@ Au"',0
Ga, and lowest over Coorado The weather j. s"neray
crea. except In the eXtrene No''n"'''' ,s,'s
ma All me Ohio Valley. slightly cooer on 'he A.
80. Gas, and decidedly o1ef over inc DaNo.as ~
49, are that trmer. fair weather WIN pfeNh !"
~ Atlantic coast districts FRIDAY and M at pro ~.
.t-.ct warm weather viii prevail rom W. nm ''-
s,,tl ,t. ard - d.. CIT Coast
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po,1ryc,L urRDER ~ KENTUCKY.

,,,ddleshoro. Ky oct. lit develops 70" tna'
-. y,,,cox was the man who killed Joseph GID
SON son., from ambush last night 1t is thought the
murder was political Gibson Is B. G. colSo1
III ..I oycitsn,eut is running high More poou-
ia lkeiv o follow.
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y,hc registration books are open TO-DAY
md until 10 o'clock Tonight. MAX" sure
Tint your name IL In the hooks or 20" """
vote on November .
TIE PRESIDENTS VISITORS
APPOINTMENTS AND VIRGINIA POLITICS bis
CrSsFD

NTTFIN TNF.N NJ Ift'fI'FTTf
CrSsFn
Washington oct li-Senator Elkins ~ West
virginia vas with the President to-day for long
time Besides discussing " est Virginia appoint
mcnt- tho President talked over number ''
pub,,- questions and matters which viii com" Dee
fo~a Congress When Senator Elklns len the
yVhi.a House n was announced that Or. Il Mayer
Of Charleston W. Va. had boon selected Tor Consul
at Buenos Ayrc-. ,,.,t.-
Pennsvlyania was represented AZ tho White
House bv RcprcSeufaiives palZol g ". stone ana
Mahon. with delegations from their state superior
4 delegation ~ Virginia Repuhlicans helonsinr N
.bc Tanb faction Including William F. Nickham.
p NcCaulL O. r. Rohrer and James Lyons. the
latter three candidates on tho state ticket was
al the White House. The callers "lsheh TO f'c"'r
moral support IN the campaign. . =,
Captain Lafayette NcWiliiams ana his VIC. OF
Chicago. are guests Of President ana MT. MrN''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
rlrIL accident ~ 4 STG4R Factory

Paris Oct IA dispatch from Lille. in the De.
partment OF Nord. announces disaster at Cam
brai thirty-two miles from lille large piece
Of the bo.ling-va.s OF the Central sugar factory
fell to-day burning crushing fourteen persons.
Two of the Injured people dead. and others
are expected 10 die n result OF the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
r,pr INSURANCE COMPANIES AsSAILED.

Lansing. Mich oct. 14-Milo D. CampneH stat
commissioner Of Insurance. to-day Issue" I'll GU
lar which asserts tina, citizens OF MlcI'ean "'e
, ,.irdl,d by worthless IRE insurahSs c con1
ing s"l.iH H,co have no legal standing In the state
He venytwS c SsSass in N Mchran and
hsiNr , sao to make public others as ootain'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
! W. VFNABIE.

Richmond Va. Oct As. ". Vensble o. the
w. Venable Tobacco Company. OF petersburg.
died In that city last night in the SEVENTH
car ~ his are He vas native OF Prince Edward
S,oun.v ,,-as prominent in the Democratic pont--'
~ n state and his name was before the Demo
cratic convention OF 1883 for the honi''a''o" '''
Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
MASSES FOR COLONEL s. E. Reid.

A mass said at S. Patricks Cathedral 'h's
CITY and a requiem mass was offered at 50 FRAN
cia's Church. Mount Kisco yesterday. for the re-
nose Of the soul OF Colonel Samuel chester keid.
his sister. Nine di Ccsrola. being parishoner OF
both churches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
SCHOONER 4ND SEVEN VEN LOST.

:, Johns y F.. Oct 1.-THE schooner Blood
hound is total wreck near Cape Pine. the
southern part Of the peninsula of Avalon. Her
crew OF seven men have persisted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
SLY UONTHS FOR PRINTING LIBEL.

Montr al. Oct l4-In accordance with the verde.
rendered by the jury IN the criminal libel suit
brought hv / l. Tarte. Minister OF Public Works
in Sir Wufrid Lalriers Cabinet. Judge Wurte.le to-
dav sentenced W. \ Grenier. the accused editor
10 slx morfhs IN prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
pRorEssoR RopoLrHE 2. Il HEIDENHAIN.

Berlin oct. 14.-Professor Rodolphe PIERRE henry
Heidenhain the weknown physioiogist ana IN
cunnbent az the chair OF physiology at the Uni
versty of Breslau Is dead. He was born at Marien-
wcrder in ls3i studied medicine and natural science
AZ the universities OF Koenigsbers Haze ana Bsrin
aud alter receiving his diploma in lao+. entered lr
I,horatorv OF Professor Du Bots Reg mond under
whose direction he condueted his reSeate 81 mo
.xperimeniAi physiology. He was appointed 10 tne
chair OF physiology at Breslau in lss. AMONG ms
best-kuown publications are studies IN FnE ,f
~, ''7be Physiology OF Secretion. Animal Nag
netism so-called." and "Nivsection Apphed 10
Medical Art.
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srTu LOWS PERSONAL CANNA'


From Tho BOSIVI II''"' ,.,--
. ovy is spcaking every night TO the citizens
Scth l ~. YORK in some part OF its territory.
o. OTea,,.i arc calm. argumcntative ana cour-
HIS srS p. makes an excellent impression wher-
teous; aau az Tho fact that he Is as near being
ever ne aaPondiio, IT, for the office TO which he Is
m noen ed as could be obtained Is being mad APP
parent ~ d',,i,,,brensd and honest government Ia
canse,oiion Is in his hands. and Is depending upon
com The Indications point in most grati
ms e', n,, "a fhe citizens approaching that inns i
i{ns case As an independent cahdraa 81 os w Of
neccs sbould be upcn mis- nomination paper re
has gone far beyond what %as him has
purpose mo amount Of 1861 signature
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prRr ANn Its ENGLISH CREDITORS.

Lima Peru. Oct. 1.-THE Chamber OF Deputies
last night sanctioned the first article OF the pro-
,oc, outhorizing the Government settle with
the Peruvian Corporation.
The Peruvian Corporation referred to In the as
patch from Lima Is a London concern. An article
IN the agreement between the corporation and the
Government OF Peru provides for the payment OF
80 coo annually TO the Peruvian Corporation OF
London" for certain work TO be done by the latter
end the article also provides for the construction
h,. the co-norstion of 100 kilometres or rallrcad
witch 4; ia understood. has not been accomplished
These are the principal questions at Issue Detween
H. cornor ,tior and the Peruvian Government,
and presumably constitute the claims wh ,ISa , ,h
Cn&arDment Of that country to settle.
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uINyEP WEATHER ~ IDAHO.

,o.,,o,lo IDAHO. oct. IA heavy snows'orn'' ne
r,nr,rr carly yesterday afternoon and lasuns al,
night mas s sp as much grain and lucerne are
sill
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grees lower than on Wednesday and 81 degrees iowss
than on tn corresponding day last year 80 49,,
II Is probable the fair. weather VIII continue
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+ s. COCHRANE.

sou,harnrton. England. oct. IF. 5 Cochrsne
Mariner in the firm Of Richardson. spence " Coz
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LOWS CLEAN SUPPORT.

From The Philadelphia Telegraph
,-ho Goth Low movement was the hrst 10 organ
,ve II was pure and Just, i had the support OF the
At - - element OF New-York society. all wisdom
~ IN uronriety made the raiihcation OF that
n,r,nat ion the only sensible and righteous thing
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15
GOOD LOCAL GOVERNMENT
From The Indianapolis Ne

W. rov, is the only candidate who may he said
az re.,r"s"nt the cause Of good local government.
.oLicL T., Ire only thing the people or Newly ORR
~ a., or.sied IN At the present time victory LOT
~ Kim yond have a good effect all over the Country
nun -. roasor The people cverywh here are watch
noi ,b struggle in New York CITY with the Keen
est interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-15

This IL rcgistrntion day I'm the Greater
x.xxynrL IL Won want a voice I'm the cleo
tion of It's Grst Mayor get your name on the
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n,.r,,f,rp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

~. r,,g,,rI Eastern New-York. Eastern Penns'l
- ,.s,- Jersey and Delaware. fair FRIDAY VIZ"
warmer southwester.y winds; 49, ,or,sv,,,pia -
= western New York and western rthHsis
'rr,cr FRIDAY; brisk southwestery "nls. .h.r,,
- ohio fair Friday ard continue "'
,.i,is hi rho lakes. cooler satur"'F'
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TITO CRESPO

PART, oct Tito Crespo. rho son ot '''nei u
joaquin Crespo President OF Nenezue'' i N-''
IL was thirty years o. age.
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BETWEEN LOW AND GEORGE.


From The Chicago Tlmes-Herald
Il Mr. Low cannot be elected there is niue doupt
,hat Tho citizens who are in earnest IN the nEht
s~ bonest municipal government prefer the cleo
.ion az Mr. George 10 the success Oh the fih't INA
nine or the Tammany plunderers
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MARRIED..

RiNSaADE-CARHART-O TUESDAY October Il, 1897.
az Washington. Conn. rs tho Rev Robert r. Carter.
Mrs. Fanny Z. Brlnsmade and Lyman 4. Carhart, OF
Poekskil. y. V
TAYLOR-HOWE-On October I4th. at Grace Church.
Chaniry. y y. nv the Rev. Or W. r. Huntington.
Edward WHY'S TAYLOR. u. D. TO Elsie Brewster.
daughter of the late Albert r. Howe.
NEIT- GOODMAN-On Thursiay October IL. 1881 BY
the Rev. Raphael benjamin u :. Flora Goodman 10
Leopold Veil
Notices Of marriages ard deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.