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Did He KIN Her for LII. insurance MONEY,

DENVER, Col. Oct 30.-Jos6 Sanchez. alias
Fred @. Sanders, II Mexican, 81 years old, shot
and instantly killed his l9year'old wife at 2:iO
o'clock this morning. Within two minutes ar
ter he had done so he WAS placed under arrest
Sanchez steadfrstly denies his guilt.
The motive for tho crime. the police say. lies
In a carefully evolved scheme to collect 81 900
insurance, which within the past thirty days
Sanchez has caused to be written ON his wife's
life.
The sun., 1897-10-31
ranna.y su.aay Mass meetings.

Tammany Hall will hold mass meetings in the
Ice Palace and six theatres TO night. The the
atres are Miners Eighth Avenue. tho American.
the Third Avenue. ThAlia, AMI the Metropolis,
AZ l42d street and Third avenue.
The sun., 1897-10-31
The Union Pacific Sale.
Special Gable Despatch to THE SrX.

Special Gable Despatch to THE Suy.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-The syndicate represented
by Coates. Son s. Co.. stock and share brokers,
for the purchase of the Union Pacific Railroad,
is still in negotiation with the United States
Government. None OF the persons interested
will discuss the matter. and from the meagre
Information obtainahle it is impossible to pre-
dict the result OF the syndicates overtures.
The sun., 1897-10-31

Pitched from . Tnndem wheel Under . Nov
inE Locomotive.

While riding tandem bicycle at IL o'clock
last night Wallace EdRerly, 80 years old. of 1903
De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn. and Ensign Horace
Mcfarland of the United 81 ates gunboat Helena
collided with the gates Of the Long Island Rail
road at the crossing at the junction of Sixth and
Atlantic avenues.
Engine lO7. running wild, was passing the
crossing when the collision took place. McFar
land WAS pitched from the wheel and under the
engine, sustaining compound fractures OF both
legs. He was taken to the Seney Hospital
Edgerly was slightly injured.
The sun., 1897-10-31
France. uncome from The Tax on Betting.


Sprcfni Gable p,spntch TO THE SrS.
LONDON. Oct. 30-The income Of the French
Government from the tax on race-course betting
last year was 81 .5Oo.0OO The French budget
for the present year provides 50, 600 600 for the
expenses of the Madagascar administration. A
supplementary appropriation Of $3.500.000
more is now asked
The sun., 1897-10-31
Germany wants a Reciprocity Treaty.
Special Gable Despatoh 10 TuE Sun.

oV0uFuF VuVF' t7t"pu'V'' To
BERLIN. Oct. 30.-Dr. Won lIolleben the newly
appointed German Ambassador TO the United
States, will sail from Bremen for New York on
Nov. 8. 1t Ia said that he Is instructed 10 dis.
cuss the terms of reciprocity treaty with the
American Government.
The sun., 1897-10-31
rhe Cat and tho Cherub- In London.


"l'O'uF ''F''' '7''T'''V''F FV THE '7NN'
LONDON, Oct. 80" The Cat and the Cherub"
a play descriptive OF Chinese life. written by
Mr.. Chester Fcrnald American author, was
produced at the Lyric Theatre tonight and
scored n success. The papers acclaim it as q
fascinating novelty.
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In OLIAAsaa College nu,lalns Burned.

PERRY, Oklahoma, Oct. 30.-This morning the
Perry College which Was leased by tho Congre.
KatiOnal Church Of the Territory. WAS burned
down. The nre Was caused by incindiarieS.
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Powell CIHytOD's Banquet.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct 3O-Gen. Powell Clay.
ton. United States Minister. gave banquet here
this evening To members OF the legations Gnd
other distinguished RuesLA
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ANNA HELD IN A POUT.
She walks Out or the Lyric Theatre ana Haua
merHtein says She Can't Return.


Anna Held did not appear at either the after
noon or evening performance yesterday OF la
POupee" at the Lyric Theatre. Her reason, 1t in
Understood, f1r not appearing is that she has
not received her salary regularly. Mr.. Ham
Ho says that Miss Held was under contract
with him TO play an engagement OF twenty
receipts. In proof Of the fact that she has re.
ceiyed her salary he shows vouchers from Miss
Held up 10 and Including Oct 90
Hammerstein Gays that on Friday night Miss
Helds voice was weak. owing TO a severe cold.
yesterdays performances in order that she might
have rest.
Just before tho curtain went up for the matt
The stage entrance and saw her understudy
Louise HepneT, ready TO 20 on TheroupOn she
walked out OF the theatre und Ia not appear
last night.
Haminersteln says MIss Held will not be nl.
lowed 10 play at tho Lyric again and that Ia
Poupee win 90 on with Miss HsDasr In "a
The sun., 1897-10-31

y fair and careful canvass of the Twenty.
third wnr,i. in which III ny as 900 votes
have been caimc for Low. shows that he can.
not possibly get moro than 5000.
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Washington. January So--Communioa-
t,ons arc pouring In from Paris protesting
against tho Limitation Of the 'aii court at
that place to two weeks. The district Judge
and the circuit Judges asked for extension
% he terms 90 mect the eNiccncies ~ tho
business. They represent also that the
business y the Galveston court IS constant
ly Increasing on account q. the growing
business e. The pov, They represent that
there are uiueiy-seren murder cases ana
sos other felony cases ca tho Paris docket.
Mr. Cmhcssoa VIII Introduce hill empow-
eT,ns she judges 20 extend the time %
holding court al Paris
This Il IS Thought. will interfere with
VI coopers bill ostaslishias a court at
Beauuou; The president in his veto Of
this hill pointed ont that a court 81 Beau
mcgi woulf interfere with the business Of
the Paris court The hill las passed the
house over the veto ard IS Tow In the hands
~ a sub -ommitts IN the senate Senators
Mills aai Chifou favor passing Il over the
residents veto Tho former says he be-
] cVcs IT VIII so through
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arbitration. was voted down ~ besnk uA.
ueccssafy.
Tho chairman was Instructed 10 ASK the
senate 10 give the treaty consiacg~tfcn ~
carly an practicable. X 10 expected That II
will lead 10 a protracscd and warm debate
Ia the senate
The committee wAs In session Tor three
hours. at the conclusion Of which time II
adjourned after having agreed by an Amos,
unanimous vote to recommend the rstifice.
tfcn OF tho treaty with the amendments
Al but two OF these amendments arc mere
" verbal One Of the two which are essen-
tial strikes out the clause for the selec-
ton Il King Oscar o. Sweden aud Norway
as umpire, leaving II to the powers TO
select an umpire vhea one Is considered
necessary.
The other important amendment IS an
addition TO article OF the treaty ard reads
as follows
'No question which Affects tho foreign
or domestic policy OF either ~ the con-
tracing parties. or the relations az either
state or power by treaty or otherwise, shall
DO subject 20 arbitration under this treaty
eSccri by special agreement"
This amendment was agreed 10 by the
unanimous vote u the COMMITTEES,
The amendment eliminating the umpire
CLAUSE WAS agreed 10 by s vote Of 2 10 !
The vote 10 opposition 10 striking nut
the King Oscar clause is understood 10
have been cas-, BY Senator Cray OF Della
AZ
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ATTACKED rms FRENCH.
brazilian soldiers Capture aud I'M
prison Prospcctnr-.

Nr'S'h fFohperfrr-.
New York, January Gothic Herald this
morning publishes the following special
correspondence from Georgetown, British
Guiana.
Intelligence has been received here today
from Cayenne, the capital OF French Gut
ana, Of most determined attack having
been made by band OF armed Bra2ilians
under tho command OF General" Pere4
upon number of French prcspectors In the
Cachipour district, in the disputed territory
between Brazil and French Guiana, result
ing IN the death Of one man. n French sub
ject and the capture and Imprisonment of
six others,
The report Of the Cachipour incident as
II has gained currency at Cayenne Is to
the effect that n Cayenne creole named Eli
bert fitted out an expedition to prospect for
gold in the Cachipour district, the expedi
ton consisting OF Filbcrt, q woman named
Pierre Louis, two Martinique. TWO Cayenne
ereoles and two natives.
The expedition landed at Degrad Fitine
on the Cachpour river. aud had barely
started 10 erect shelters when they were
surrounded by body OF about 200 Brazil
inns, FULLY armed. commanded by IA Brazil
ian officer named Perez. The attacking
party was upon them before they couli
make for their boats. but two mon of the
expedition with the first alarm sprang
into tho river in the hope OF gaining tho
opposite shore. The Brazilians Immediately
opened fire upon the men as they swan Tor
their lives, One was shot In the head, but
the other succeeded in gaining the opposite
bank Of the river and escaped In the bushes
General Perez is erecting dcfenses at
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THINKS HE HAS TAYLOR.
shcrin Arrests Mnn Supposed to
lie the McekS Murderer

Hanford. Cal January 30 Sheriff
Bnckner is positive that he has captured
George Taylor, the notorious Missouri out
law and murderer. who escaped the hang
man's moose for the murder OF the Meeks
family. Yesterday II. +. Lane, who knew
IaNlor In Missouri, saw him ON the streets
oi Haniord. lie Immediately notified Sher-
III BuCkner. hut by that tine the man had
iieit town and the officers lost track of
MN. Later, however, he was located In a
ssheep camp. fourteen miles southwest of
Haniord near Tulare lake The officers
MOVING the desperate nature OF the mn
ehey We're after, waited until dark then
surrounded the camp. Taylor was com
pietely surprised and made no resistance
re was brought back to Hanford and
LOGGED In ial. When in irons the arrested
nan recognized Lane and accused him of
SWING MN away 10 the officers. adding
that ne knew Lane in Missouri when they
We're boys together. Sheriff Ruckner has
hotliIed inc Missouri officials of his can
.ure aho WIN send a photograph Of The
man That he may be thoroughly identified
iasior sensational escape from a Mis-
souri, sheriff several months ago was wide
iy published. Ills brother was h,n.,sd
shortly ait.rward for completely in The
Meeks murder. 'A'
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Arbitration TREATY.
Reported Fnvorably with Two I'm.
portant Amendments.

Washington. January so.-The senate
committee on foreign relations has arreaa
to report favorably on the arbitration
treaty with amendments The vote on ,bo
motion to report the treaty fayorahly n.
amended was 6 to 1.
The six members who voted in tho a,
firmatiye were Messrs. Sherman. Frye
Davis. cullom, Lodge and Gray, and those
who voted in the negative were Messrs
Morgan, Daniel, Cameron and Mills. This
vote, strangely enough. was on financial,
rather than political lines. Only one dem
Iocratc senator voted for ratification and
only one republican senator against n. An
the votes for the treaty were cast by men
who had opposed silver in the senate and
IN the last campaign. while those In opposi.
ton. with the possible exception of that OF,
Senator Mills, were cast by free silver
men II Is understood that the silver men
bold that the ratification of the treaty
would have tendency to render this coun.
Try suhservient to Great Britain.
An amendment declaring in exn,iojt
terme that the Alaskan boundary question
ccsaad not be included in the agree ment for
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TO REIMBURSE INVERTEBRATES
Bii to Ia, for Property Taken from
Paroicd soldiers,

Washington. January Representative
Cox OF Tennessee today intrcauccd a bill Of
which the first section follows,
Whereas. OH the 10th day o; Arvii, 1865.
the army OF Northern Virginia. command
cd by General pober, J.. Lee SURRENDERED
TO the Federal army commanded by u :.
Grant. at Apponattoy, in the State 81 Viz
enia. and by The written terms OF said
surrender. artillery and cavalry officers
were permitted 10 reJaln their horses. side
arms and bagsaso, and private soldiers the
horses belonsing 10 them. After said sur
render and after said soldiers we're paI0iud
under orders. in violation o, tfc terms Of
the surrender. by force Nero taken from
sah paroci officers and soldiers their
horses, baggage and side arms, which ~cIa
never returned TO them Two hpnarel
Thousand dollars IS Appropriated by the bin
10 reimburse the Confederate soldiers or
their heirs for such violation o. the asre2
maut.
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Krucgcr on south Africn.

Pretoria, January 30,-Prosldent Krcuger,
IN an interview today with j. b. Robinson.
the millionaire mine owner, promised a
speedy reduction in railway rates to the
gold fields and said that the schools would
henccforth be subsidized by the state ana
the medium of instruction would be ended.
teicrring to the statement made by MIR.
Chamberlain In the house OF commons yes
terday 10 the effect that certain promises OF
reform made by President NrucEer had not
been kept. the president said that he would
like a definite statement from Chamberlain
rs to what promises had not been kept
President KRUGER concluded the inter-
view by emphatically declaring that he dc
sired nothing hut to maintain peace in the
whole OF South Africa and ffaord aliens
every protection Long uncauscd disturb
ances were in opposition to his policy Of
ppnpc
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London Wool Sules,

London. January Gothic selections Of
fered at tho wool auction sales today wers
of a poor quality Medium secured dragged
while shifty crossbreds ruled firm. The
attendance was good, with Americans bug
irg greasy and South Australian wool free
ly. Slips were In fair request at slight
reduction of the closing prices OF the De
oenber session. The offerings aggregated
l2,lSl bales, and OF this number 1000 wer0
Withdrawn.
Following are the sales in detail New
South Wales. I'LL bales; secured 7Adu Is
bales. secured 1ld@ls Sd greasy GU9d.
Victoria, ,59 bales; secured lsUls 3iad;
greasy aG9d South Australian, 1868 bales
secured lsGls llad; greasy idQid. West
Australia, 100 bales; secured 9i.nUls
greasy 4gSd New Zealand, 1915 bales;
secured idGgls I'd; greasy 4iaddl 0d ape
Of Good Hope and Natal, 100 bales; secured
9dGp1s Id.
The offerings next week aggregate 77i99
bales. inclu ling New South Wales 1921,
Queensland $3.50, Victoria II 955 South
Australia S0i7, Tasmania 100, swan River
1905. New Zealand 1878. and Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal 1910
The arrivals up TO date for the second
series are as follows: New South Wales
1s.7S1. Queensland 33.iS2. Victoria 44,5i5.
Tasmania IA South Australia 1915, West
Australia 3l3, New Zealand liiSl. aud cane
Of Good Hone and Natal 7li2. Total IA,
go bales including 1880 bales sent direct.
The imports for the week aggregate g.,
ga bales, including New South Wales 30
III. Queensland 1898. Victoria 29,i0S,
South Australia 4720. West Australia 80.
New Zealand 6f2. Cape of Good Hope and
Natal 1927. China SCI.
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Havana, January 30.-Colonel Sanmartln
at Jaqulla, province OF Pinar del Rio, has
been engaged with band Of insurgents.
who left eight men killed, number of
arms. a banner and several documents Of
importance on the field. The troops had
five men killed.
A dispatch received here from Matanzas
says the surrender there OF sixteen armed
IL surgents was effected by insurgent leader
Barroso.
During several skirmishes recently in the
provinces Of Havana and Matan1as the in
surgenis lost twenty men killed.
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CUBAN NEWS.
Examination Of Roiom post,on.,

New York, January SO-The examina.
uon OF General Carlos RoloR, Enrique Tru.
l'iio and DR.. Jose Luis, alleged Cuban
hlibusters. was TO have been continued be.
fore Commissioner Shields today I'm, n,s
''lct Attorney MeFarlane was granted an
aalonrnment for week. on the ground
.he' 'he essential witnesses are away from
the city General Roloh alleges tba, IN
United states authorities are jugrline u t,'
thtse cases in the hope that The CnbanS
can be forced into acceptance of tse te~,,,s
OF the agreement said to have been en,cr .os
INTO by the Madrid and Washington GOV.
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Plague Conference,

New York, January Goa dispatch to tho
Herald from Vienna says; The Turkish
ambassador has just notified the Austrian
government of the sultan's adhesion to tho
international plague conference at Venice:
also OF the sultans peremptory iorbidd1nce
OF the pilgrimage 10 Mecca because of the
prevalence OF the pest The sulan's noti-
ucation has made an excellent impression.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Surprise Created by the Express
sions OF Chamberlain.
THE INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND
Narrow Escnpc Of the French Cabi-
net from Defeat on the sugar
bounty Diti-Forcign News.

London. January 80 Copyrighted, 1927.
by the Associated Press)-The conservative
newspapers warmly protest against the pro-
tracted debate on the address In reply TO
the speech from the throne ut the opening
OF parliament. They claim the debate was
long, and 1t reduced the house to the level
OF provincial society. Yesterdays pro-
ceedings were the first OF practical bust
I ress. and it is an interesting fact that the
} government support yesterday, and Thurs
days debates OH the action OF the board Oh
( trade in the dispute between Lord Pennhyn
and his quarrymen came from the liberal
benches. Not single tory defended the
government, and the radical organs poin.
to this as indicating u decline in the stand
ard of parliamentary honor of the tories
and ask what the latter care about since
they apparently care nothing aor their own
bills, their own word or their own govern
ment.
The grave remarks OF the secretary OF
state for the colonies. Mir. Joseph Cham
berlain, on the situation in South Africa
has created deep impression. more espe-
cially as they were unexpected The menu
beers discussed the passages OF his remarks
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The comments Of the papers point to the
committee as expected 10 rake up evidence
OF Boer treGchcIy and intrigue.
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RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
A Newspaper Controversy over ths
UumOred Alliance with Eng land.

n Newspaper Controversy over the
u"mOreu Alliance with England.
New York, January 30.-A dispatch to tho
herald from st. Petersburg says: Consid-
srable uneasiness has been caused by tel
cgram received from the Agence Russo to
the effect that forty English warships. In
siuuing eleven first-class battleships. are
towering between Besika bay and the Oar
danelIes.
The matter is said to be likely TO receive
especial attention ut the meeting of Count
Morayieft. the Russian foreign minister.
and President Faurc.
Inc Novo Nremya has published reply
to NJ. Lavises severe attack in tho Revue
ue faris. In remarkably sharp article
IL treats the matter at one OF jealousy On
the part OF France on Russia at Consian-
tnopic, and says that France should see
mat her interests have descended 10 the
Sue1 canal. Frances interests in Turkey
are merely financial. whereas Russia. and
IN n less degree Austria. are the o0ly ooun'
tries interested in any territorial division.
All Russia's principal rivers fall into the
BLACK sea, and as for Austria the Danube
einptyins into Euxine, demands consldera-
lion.
IF France" says the Novoe Vremya,
had sought the first role on the Bospo
rus there would have been no Franco Rus
sian alliance Russia owes nothing to
France. Here Russia must be first Mt Con
stantinople, where her interests are SUI
promo. Let France lead In Egypt, where
her interests lie"
The Glosnost says that those in France
who are championing an alliance with
England are brokers and financicrs. 1t IL
an attack by the Jews. made through their
organ. the Figaro. which attacked N. De
Nelidof. To financiers the English ALI
l.,st
good sense Of the Frenchmen must side
against the Judo Phile press.
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The Philippine War.

Manila, January S0-It is officially an
nounced that the various encounters which
Lave recently taken place between the
Spanish troops and the insurgents In The
Philippine islands the latter lost ga mca
killed. in addition to many wounded aud
imprisoned, Military operations in the
provinces OF Bulacan, natanxas, Neuya
Ecija and Torsak have closed
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Ottawa. Ont. January 60. Tho cabinet
today decided to summon parliament for
March l. delegation was appointed TO 80
TO Washington 10 discuss with the Ameri-
can authorities the question OF reciprocity
Sir Richard Cartwright. minister or trade
and commerce. and Hon. l.. H. Davies
minister OF marine. were appointed for the
nurnosc, They will likely leave here on
Wednesday,
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NnilNXnY Rnfr Cna

81 Louis Mo, January so.-The Mohue
ara ohio railroad has served notice Than
'akshg effect February 8, 81 will MAKO y
cut r' OF cents per hundred pounds in 1.-Two
sonth on !, corn and oats from st. Louis 10
4 49,, INFERIOR points and n ciIt NJ
cents per hundred to tho cosa WI I,,' 81
t Was cone 10 meet The cut made no ,h ~
ir sss b cily ns and Rirmngham line; The e
This Is he s , pesi ,r p0rewing for some time.
rullsng by the 81, Louis line. Compe opnn
AWAY OFFICIALS are reticent on ~ siiig
iynet' p~' all intimate that the cnt viii ~ ~
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Corbett to Train I'm n.,,.,

Chicago, January 30,-Janes ]. Co,..
VIII in all probability train at psnv., \
nus night with Fitzsimmons. After he,s~
that the prize fight bill had becom. =
p ps the ,s sgnaturs Of the goyerno, ., N
or near Denver. i don't know m,,c XXX NV Y
the health resorts IN Nevada. / "a IA, ~,
they are looking up a place as a trs,.ss
ground FOR one Of us. but know no,si.s.
about 1t. ! have never BEEN in III 49, "!
eScept when passing through on n
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Depends on the tRa,,,o.a.

Carson. New, January S.-Nsr, a.
Dan Stuart had named Nevada = n
place where Corbott and Fltzsju,mou =
meet was received In pewspan., 4.
patch. but b seems to be GENERALLY II
heVed here that even now the uafeS N
not come to Nevada at all II The rsrrss
DO not make n Favorable rata, Whtsles
Is expected to return TO Carson torrssm
and throw a little more Hight on Is u