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money, and a large quantity was found. Nine sailors were arrested. who con fessed and said they had passed $6,OOO at Nagasaki.
 One of the men had established a full-nedged gambling establishment on board the vessel and had been steadily paving out counterfeit money in the course of his operations, while taking in good money.
 New York, Oct. IT. William Ran dolph Hearst has accepted the nomina- tion for mayor rendered him by the Municipal League on q platform call ing for government ownership of public utilities. His object in running Is be- lieved to be to defeat Mayor Mcclellan.
 PittSbwg, Pa, Oct. ll-Edward Cunlife bill receiving clerk of the Adams Express Company in this city, yesterday walked out with a package containing $lOO,OOO in bills, and another containing $l,OOO. All trace of him has been losr The money was nearly all in $lOO bills. It was intended for shipment to a bank in Cincinnati.
 CunlifIc had been in the employ Of the company for years and was thoroughly trusted. His friends main tain that he met foul play. Berkeley, Cal, l2-S. W. Curtis and wife knocked William Ellis on the head with hammer, while he was at lunch in their house yesterday. The woman then fired two shots into his body, and the couple took 5000 from his pockets and left him for dead.
 Ellis recovered consciousness and crawled to the stable, where he mana ged to attract the attention of patrol man. to whom he told his story. Ellis is dying and officers are searching the state for the aSsailantS.
 Ellis is an Australian horseman. The Cmtises met him short time ago in Sydney and induced him to come to California with them. They first entertained him at the Oakland hotel then rented a cottage in the suburbs and took him there as their guest
 Washington, D. C.. Oct. l2 2-Capt. RumiIl and four members of his crew who stood by him on the schooner Berwind. en route from Mobile to' Philadelphia. were killed in d mutiny of the remainder of the crew. Later the mutineers and the vessel were captured by the schooner Blanch King, and are now in jail in Southport, Pa,
 Seattle. Oct. l2 PinkertOn detec- tives today arrested at Spokane a brakeman on suspicion of being one of the bandits who held up the Great northern train near Ballard last week. They are holding the prisoner in some private place of detention and re- fuse to say where he is or what evil dence they have against him.
 Pittsburg. Pa, Oct l2- Edward Gun life. the Adams Express clerk who ran away yesterday with SlOl,OOo' has so far successfully eluded capture. He is believed to be travelling toward St. Louis and an army of detectives are on
 
 his supposed trail. The express com pany has paid the amount to the First National bank of Cincinnati, to which it was consigned.
 San Francisco, Cal, Oct. l2-John l. Sabin. president of the Pacific Coast Telephone Company, died here today.
 Moscow, Oct. l2-All Russia is again in ferment and men everywhere are arming for general insurrection. Large quantities of arms have been seized at KietT, Siga, Odessa, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Saratotr and Titiis, which had been privately stored by revolutionistS'
 At Baku, Batun and other places in Caucasia the revolutioniSts have de- clared open war on the CoSSacks. At Baku yesterday eleveu bombs were thrown among the Cossacks, killing O. wounding several. In retaliation the troopers charged the crowds in the streets with great slaughter. Several women of rank were killed while try ing to help q wounded girl in the street.