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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
- West 23d St, y. R.
STATIONS Foot Liberty 81. y.

STATIONS Foes Sss' I 10 fy' 81 T. \. P
Time shown below is from Liberty Sc. West I'd 81.
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted by dsaisnans
EAsToN BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUca
CHUNES-z4 90. C7-15 Eastonl . 10 4 NJ; L2o 40.
l 90. 90 and 200 ?. NJ.
WILKESBARRE AND sCRANToN-910 4. NJ. 40.
so n Sundays i z 90 a 4 NJ go MN y
BARNEGAT-z4-Oo $40 a. NJ. ! 30 CkS 40 IaksNood
and Lakehurst), +s5 NJ Sundays 100 a II ts4o.
Lakewood and Izkehurst
ATLANTIC CTrs-'9 40 a. NJ. kts.4o P u
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORp PoINdS-z4qo
IA s. a515 $40. $50 j12-O1- sundays except Ocean
Grove 9.l5 A NJ. 10. 100. $50 ?. NJ
ATLANTIS BIDS sEABRIGddT M0NsNs9npTfHs az M
100. 80. $50 $50 p NJ sundays. 900 A NJ. SO
PiIILADELPHIA-..z4 MOO msoo, .e0o LOO GO
m'aGo co $1,000 P N. j.1S = ma a5a o.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-.s m'lv-o' -A<O''
READING +HARR1sBtRG' PoFTsTILLP AID WILL Z,
4 NJ Reading eniyi. li.oo III g = % p 70 Bead
sANDY HOOK RoUrE@ise,-Es Pier -. y. R., w. 42d
St: 900. 0.35. 1880 4 NJ 1880 So 200 - e
60 zoo SIS As COO. SO P NJ Sundays. 1000
A. NJ. 100. 100. $40 P; NJ Co.. .p.-1,r ..-.
only lVia Tamaqua- aExoept SATURDAYS mInins car
xsaturdays only zETon Liberty st 9niy NJ
e122o p. ", g4-2O P. N. h4so P NJ, ul-5o p NJ
oaces: liberty St. West 23i ST. As5qr House 2sl
Square West. 2I9S I'd Ave- iS " est I-aln so
Columbus Ave New York: s42 343 34+ $50 Fulton st.
900 Br roadway WILLIAMSBURG rev OK trans
fer Co calls cheeks baggage to Dissipation;
W. @. RESLER = "a 81
Vice-Pres- and Gen. Mgr. Cen FaSSr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
NAVAL STORES.

Under the influence Of stronger Southern markets ne
local market spirits turpenne advanced about &c
per gallon and steady at the gain but business vas
moderate Stocks large, and holders were Offer
conservatively- Rosin steady. with
fairly good jobSng demand. Tar quiet but steady
lowered 25c bb and the
quoted rate for the day $500 bid We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls $50
661tc asked
TAR-S5 so bid
RosIN-Cornmon strained, So 80; z, 81 40; F
81 40; 81 55GS4 60: l. 81 65G1S+ 20; X 81 So
NJ 81 90: n IS o5 W G. IS 5oG$5 90, and W ", So S09
So 90
STOCKS ON HAND
Spirits turpentire, bb.s sigg
wilmington Sept s.-sPIRITs TURPENTINE firm
62sc receipts SO casks ROs1N firm So 90; receipts II
hbs TAR firm 81 SO; receipts. ISL bbls. TURPEN-
TINE 10. 81 IS and 81 %; receipts ZOE
bb,s
Savannah. Sept. saoTURPENTINE firm. 6s15c: sales
bbls: receipts. $50 bbls ROSIN Arm sales 1SS5
bbs; receipts. 1853 bbls: shipments, ESQ bbis
Quoted: A Z. c, So 30 D. So 90; T. 81 20 r ~ 10: .
81 %: s. 30 81 So; K. 81 40; VI. 81 AS n 81 90;
C, 81 95: " ". 81 10.
Charleston. Sept s.-TURPENTINE steady; sales. rs
Coo ROSIN. nothing doing
S.-TURPENTINE spirits, 46s Sd.
ROSIN American strained. 9s. fine. 13s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, September s 1905.
CcFFEE-WftAout showing much animation, the conee
market decidedly her and after opening unchanged
70 points lower closed firm at net advance Of 5Q15
roir- Sales reported OF only 2S,500 bags The
opening decline was in sympathy with lower European
the result Of offerings for there was
ttle coffee sale from the The European mar
ke;s made poor response 20 the rally in the local market
previous day, with Hav-e about 4 franc and
Hamburg partial \ pig lower, but later Havre re
covered and this helped the local market in the
Afternoon private cable from santos claimed that the
100000 hays and the outlook
vas FOX s0oooo bags crop hut receipts
light enough than confirm the trade
b. the present estimate $500 Santos. and
II considered much too early form opinion as 70
tie coming Europe buying here in the after
and there seemed little demand from Wall Street
holiday the Brazilian
markets Thursday. and consequently official cables
received but private cables reported the markets
hodnE steady to-day. The market was quiet but
steady. with quotations the basis Of sec for Rio No
The contract prices in the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
o7HEe MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

- g., sCATTIEt-Fteceipts, 5000 head mar
chiessn Se Steers SO 5ats stoers and feeders g go
81 coHs a1a o ravss s. 565s7 Is HOGS
ouiIe e IN Zoe higher; shipping and selected.
u 92 hea aS xe9 and pacing s5asS 81 light.
50 4a$5 So PIGS a steady; sheep s. eas5 lambs.
$Sds7 81 . 1,ocs active; butchers az sols n
edncnnat. sep :. so6ss so CATTLE steady; fair 10
good sh, t9gs. 80 IaMBs lower s. 25asI q
East Bnfao ssp Is g0as5 10 shipping steers 81 fba
gried, p,is s. 25Rs5 heIfers s. 2saS+ 10: cows
s? 'egsi sn g ass vEAssm7ofese!pts $50 head
sc5 aS b enc safy aoriT lover heavy
50 o6as6 70 $50 M tags IS ts4 Is daires IS $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

local market spot quiet points
advance on tho OF 10 soc for mddng upland and
lib rnid5ing Gulf: sales spinners. 50 bales
Southern SPOT markets telegraphed follows: Nor
folk STEADY higher Jose sales 2I3 bales BaltI
more nominal az I0sc Mobile steady unchanged a. Zoe
bales Savannah steady unchanged 10 lice
sales. 5253 Louis quiet &c lower at lose
Nev-Oreans steady. Ac higher az 1ol<c: sales. 800
bales Galveston firm. unchanged at 10 5-l6 sales leI
haiey Charleston firm. unchanged al l0c Wilmington
nominal day. Al New Orleans
1900 10 II 600 against s and 1912 last
Galveston 500 u 1000 against 5-6l6 last
2ig last year. a Houston 800 TO 1stT
against $50 last week and .295 year.
Receipts the to-day and for the week
as compared with the totals OF week previous and or
week last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
Citations.
TUT PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L York b. the grace OF God free and Independent
To Tire Attorney Of the state ~ New York Pub
lie Administrator the County ~ New York. and all
heirs nd Of kin OF Ida Elizabeth DAILY, de
ceased any be. but whose names are unknown
greeting: Whereas. John DAILY. OF the city OF New
York hss lately applied 70 the surrugates Conrt OF
our County OF York have certain instrument
in writing dated November ~ 1872 relating to beth
nd duly proved rs the last VIII
Elizabeth DAILY. late OF the county
or New York therefore you and each OF you
before the Surrogate OF our county
Of New York at Office in the County or New York
on the sist dav October thousand nine hundred
ana five al half past ten o'clock In the forenoon 0,
IN. said last VIII Testament And such OF yon
here cited a under the age OF ,Ws
one years required TO appear by your
ron hsv X have none 20 appear s4.' ~
Iiy for be appointed or IN the even 81 34i
nAyleef guardian VIII ne sppolIltt
"a ~ the sr-ognt. 20 represent and for you In the
proceeding -. 1900 -bo s.aI q. the
Court OF said County OF New ao!k 70
- hs,a,,to arnxed witness Hon. Abner . IN tnas'
NC a Surrogate Of said County q New i OK
~ a. said County. the Goth day OF august IN
- 81 Tire year Of cur Lord one thousand nine nun
dred and i've \ 20 ~ -. Z s,--SSates cas-t
LANES + e. RICHARD 7 lYNCH. Atoorhess 4'f re-
,,on,r 90 Nassau street. New-1ofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
n moderate demand sales 1000 bales Ejaculation ana
EXPORT 500; American. e0oo Receipts 1000 bales. al
American afYdding upland 556d Futures opened Guiet
rance points. September and septeabe- October.
1870: Octoher-Nove-nbe-- 5si-
!GS5 Cecernber-Jsnuary. Cid: 3d.
February 65d: Narct-Aprtl, 5S1d Apr-siay.
CSC; May-June and June-Iuiy 6ed; July-Augrst.
t1G5. Manchester. Yarns easier. cloths more doing
FLOUR AND IEAI1-Outside ot little business in
low spring clears the market for our
neglected aEan. closing with steady undertone
We quote: Srine patents S54s5 So winter straights. sag
= Writer Taterts $685. 20; spring clears. So e0a
g s59Ss u PvE FLOUR steady quoted: Fair 70 good
s. eS4 D. spot arrive choice fancy. 50 154
s. 20 SPOT and to arrive. CORNAEAl steady: quoted
Kiln dried IS 1888 brand BAG MEAL steady
Quoted white yellow. 81 11sS 1 coarse 81 $50
s. &c F~FEp-Citv steady Western quiet: ruoted: West
en- sprng SIG 80: standard midilng SIG -; -four do
sis - All 1904 sacks: red dog S2 ~ l4erh sacks
September shtpnent city Sl IN bulk SIS in sacks
1ddling SIsqs2s; red So -, houiny chop. $50 20
huk s1l z n lacks: oiIrneal so 50Gs30.
10 bjl sIpr-,r- 2. took place IN wheat to
Gay cjo-nT ne market = I'sc net higher The inr1e
dat. oneainr was ard &c lower Around this level
he hesl. ted time ana fheH |aE bid up
TecsrnI.r rsesed Sc o- highest OF the
k--e,Ff,F TIE inward r1oFenen were
prominent C-fcseo coreflnR mar 20 loads
had ber taLer fo- sud that september wheat IN
I'-ernooi vas showing r0abe strength me close tha,
oo.,o- 80. a. ,et higher against III rise elsewhere
The business WIS NOT uA' neFt-
theless served its purpose Ihrolehout me savance
given the narket hN the Chicago
nf.-es LIZ e long se-eral millions.
r-ns- 'Mp1sfr Slllirf report came in
We. ;I.tIe o. Response b1is pointed oat big
xertt.ss -atr sses sai1 that tie Orient buy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

IS IS; sras.ers sbas5 Is. SHEEP AND LAMBs-ns-
eePts coo head sheep active and lambs slow
s5gS5 10 ewes. 81 500 IS: SHEEP mixed. 81 5oass %
including Southerns steady: choice export
dressed IS 25qS6 10: fair TO good s4a
s. eoast % Southern e. s9gsa eS Southern
81 1892 20: cows 81 1898 50 native heifers
81 5o4sa bulls. s2GS3 % calves. sSqs6 rs HOGS-Re
cepts $500 head market steady; closed &C lover top
packers. IS 35ds5 50; pigs and lights SIS 3oas5 521.
SHEEP-Receipts. $500 sheep steady; lambs "a
IOc loter; lambs s. 76ST 80 Western lambs. 75
ds 3d. fed and yearlings s. 25s5 So Western
IS 251S5 sheep, 81 2JTSJ
and feeders, So 75Gs4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

COTTON-The cotton market active ana az
sensational active cover
Of bull attracted,
pareniy by high minimum selling price fixed by
the Southern Association the convention at
AsnevIe. The first report OF the season giving
Of gnnsd prior September from
ew 469OO0 bales counting round bales
bales. against S74.S2I bales last
planned bulls due 70 premature opening and
reports early last explained
the grounds by the bull element then IN
market. and while figures concerned small
ot the be considered worthy special
ground closed feverish a gain 1919
points unsettled perhaps
by the disappointing response the spot
kets the advance IN futures AID the action OF the
points sympathy with lower cables but spot sales
10000 bales reported the English spot
the decline OF points and private wires received
from the South reported that offerings
and with support in evidence leading Wall
Street interests the market rallied. meeting
comparatively little opposition until the early
October sold at 10 zoe and January At l07Sc. %GS3
l0dI5 points the best. Sales futures were
estimated $4,000 bales. Southern spot markets
atc lower isc higher, generally unchanged Superin
tendent Kings weekly figures follow: Port
mills and Canada 994I against 4616
mill takinss ESTIMATED, 30 COO against
gain Of stock interior ,453. against
1888 year; brought sight
bales against I54 zg5
mills 3.947. against 5.5o1 year:
nil taEngs (estnateAl. 1900 against 2e.UO
year interior in OF September
i455, against 1I155 last brought into
ts- to- season, d. 72l against 213 149 year
total crop is for eight days this season against
days in fSo4-05.
The range prices market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
COTTON RECEIPTS.
The following are the total net receipts OF cotton
all ports since September i:
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept s p. m-CQTToN-spot good bust
ness done prices points lower; American middl!ng
fair. 86d middIing 5-72d: Inidding 556d low
3. 4Od good ordinary. !22d: ordinary. 9v"o-
day 10000 bales of which 500 were
speculation and export and included 1900 American
ReceInts all American. Futures opened
ouiet and closed steady American middlng e Sep
terhe- sd September October 55+d October and
November, 556d: November and December 55sd. De De
cernher and January 56Id January February. 563d
February and March and April. 5eId April
and Ma 56sd: May and June. 5e9i; June and July
SOD: July and August. 5.I0d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

Ca sh quotations follows: FLOUR frr1er WHEAT
No spring. 9oc: Nc 3. SEC. CoRN-No 2. 54c; No
No 3 white PSI. 92fa4c. RYE-No 2 e2c BARLEY
Good feeding Bic, choice mating 42G4Sc FLAX
SEEDING /. 81 0s; No Northwestern. 81 r. CLOVER
-Contract grade Sill PoRK-Mess. per Dbl s14 95gs5.
LARD-Per 100 n 81 90 CUT MEATs-ShoTt rib. sides
NFIISKEY-Basts of high wines 81 % On the Produce
Exchange to-day the BUTTER market steady: cream
cries 1920; dsres. 1871 GIsc EGGS firm: mark.
cases included 164c frsts. 1sc prime frsts. 20c
PC. CHEESE firm. 11a12c.
$3.50; No Northern solsc: septemb>r old Sc: Sep
temher 7sac December. TTisc
Milwaukee. Sept. s-wHEAT No l Northern. s5c;
No 2 Northern, s2qs4c; December s23s9s2Sc asked.
BYE. No l, 62lac BARLEY, No .. Sic sample. S57oec.
CORN, May, 43i2c.
Minneapolis Sept s-Close: WHEAT. September. s11.
as1s.c December. s1Ac May. s4l4qs4Nc: No hard
first patents s5Qs5 10 second patents 81 s0GS4 90 rs
clears So Soas3 90; second clears 81 55ds2 s. BRAN
in bulk. s11g$11 Is
Philadelphia Sept smWHEAT firm but quiet: contract
59G59hc OATS fr1ner No white. natural 8o1a qSlo;
Western creamery, Bic extra nearby prints pc EGGS
shade easier nearby fresh loss Off 23c nearby fresh
mark. 22c Western fresh. mark 2lG22c. CHEESE
unchanged NewYork full cream fancy PIC do choice
Flour 1000 bSls and ss5e 800 70 in sacks wheat % 500
bush corn 600 bush; oats $4,000 bush Shipments
Wheat IA 900 bush; 1000 BUSH oats. "a 900 bush
Toledo Sept S-CLOvERsEED-Cash Sc 49, October,
So AS December Sc 35 bid January So 37z bid ALS1KE
Prime 81 IS. TIhfOTHY-Prirne. 81 10
SIX gs3Nc; September, 7sHc; December. s07sc: No 2
hard IN 9s5c. CORN No 2, cash. 52c December AK
a4SItc MAY 41hc OATS No . cash. 25l1c; December.
26c May 2sc: No white. 2914c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
SPLENDID TRAIN s
ruRnrrCH TRAINS DAILY Z
uFw YORK NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD "A

rains dapart from Grand Central Station, I'D 81 ana
zth Ave. a follows for ~ ..,,,,.oo .-,,a,~
bosT9 ~ Va 4t.1:oo' 'xIoi. .Esoo ftl5:eS :IhN
.f1o:0o P N. via Wimsn t; &c 90 100
n va s sRf5 and g4R HARBoR-fssoa p X = -
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST A-SANs ana 0OEH1ON
A. 1900 P NJ
Mp S.r.S~rEJP and FITCHBURG, vts PCTSAM-fo p. IA
fHsGKfEV1IIE and NORFOLK-te.o2 A NJ: ts 81 p y, .
CT Trzly A{t4 80 fs:o2 A. M 81 "a fs:5I p u
Tirset Offices Central Station and oi25th ST.
10 ~ c26i 49,. Broadway, c25 Union Square,
80 Fif-h Ave GAS Columbus cs+e Madison Avea
C3 125th 2 ISS Third Ave IN Brookyn. CAL
Fulton 300 Broadway
Sundays fStops a. l25th e. x9tops
81 f95tb ST sundays only saturdays only tParior Cas-
limited Has dining car cParior and Sleeping Cat
also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept. s-FLOCR quiet but firm. WHEAT
Spring quiet / Northern. new s4aC winter. No =
red. s47c asked: CORN firm; No yeliow 5si,s; No
corn Oslo. OATS strong: No white S0c; No mixed.
2st4c. BARLEY-orerings. spot light Northwestern
mating 42d55c RYE J. CSC. Canal frelghts steady
Chicago sept S.-T'he leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

C'onee CONTRADICTIONS. Santos-Fodav. Ham
burE-CoTee market opened unchanged pig higher
unchanged 10 = pig lower; sales IS Geo
bags. Ct = G1z pig lower. Esyre-Coffee market
opened barely steady, franc higher at II declined
= franc: unchanged ! franc lower; $50
advanced franc: total sales. 2a. 900 bags: stock
252s bags which l511 900 Brazilian. against
1855 600 and oon respectively. last week
statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday. September S. 1905

Bales.
week 15s 400
Net receipts al all United States ports same week
Total receipts since September
Total receipts 10 same date year.......
Exports for the week
Fxports for same week las; year........... 362
Total exports since September ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Total EXPORTS date OF, III
Stock at United states ports. ga 126
Year " 90 ~. -. N. IA. lo4
Stock az ali interior .995
stock at ali interior towns ~
Stock at Liverpool ast $4,000
time last year 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
Excursions.

ALI. TICKETS INCLUDE ADMISSION TO
DREAMLAND, COMFY ISLAND
Greatest Amusement Enterprise in the World.
TINE. TABLE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE). ,
Leave foot 10th St North River, 8 *. 100 4. NJ.
II 30 eco. SEQ $50. 7.45 P n -
Leave foot 22d St North River zoo % 10 80 Il 10
\ NJ. 1900 NJ. lis, 200 245. S.45 go. 80 6l5,
20 : as so 9 10 T. NJ
Pier River. half hour later than at 22d s.
ReturnngLeave Iron Pier Corey Island 10 10 II .
A N. u 10 -l255 lao. 90. 40 : p, - 20 8 10.
10 : IS 90 Is 1910. 10 IS P. NJ. Returning
from Coney Island trips marked with 80 70 l2sth
St. North River
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, % CENTS.
ROUND TRIP TIChETa lZsIH 81 SOC
----------
STEAMER TAURUS will make trips every day TO
FISHING BANKS. Leave e 31st St. 80 \. II Pier
New No. /. y. r, $50 4. VI Bait and tackle on
board.
Fare: CsentIernen. 75c.: Ladies' SOC. children CSC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
co,,n7ev PRODUCE MARKETS.

s-es,-Tork. ser@-rnher ( 1905
49,, 1r,e-Tas market is moving alcns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
IDEAL OUTING TRIP SUNDAY.
RED BANK LINE

Leaves Franklin ST. " p. sally. y . > n
SUNDAYS a. m. only, Highlands Red Bank. etc Iro
lev connection Long Branch. Asoury PARK EXC ~
Arizona republican., 1905-11-10
FOUND TRAIL
 OF GRINDELL
Marked by Camps and Dead
 Horses
Captain Rynning Returns From a Search Which Failed to Locate the Bodies of the Explorers.

Bisbee, Ariz., Nov. g. 9.-(SpeciaD- Captain Rynning, at the head of a searching party sent after the Grin dell party, returned to Guaymas to- day after an absence of a week. The party sailed up the coast from Guay- mas and made five landings on Tibu- ron island but could find no trace of the party there. They saw no Indians, but found plenty of fresh signs, They crossed over to the western coast of the main land and trailed inward fifty miles. They found the dead horses and burros of the missing party, but no trace of the men or their bodies.
 The camping outfit was also found and the old camps of the party were located, but there was no trace of the missing men. Hoffman, the guide, who made his way down the coast after becoming separated from Grindel on June 29 last, took the searchers to the last place he saw the missing men and the trail was followed until ob- liberated. Rynning is of the opinion that the men. crazed with thirst, wan dered away into some obscure spot and died.
 GrindelTs brother and his party are still in that section. Rynning and the searcners cut their trail twenty miles inland going south, and again still far ther in, where they say they turned and started back north.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-10

that an examination of the alleged defective ballots which were thrown out on election day, shows more than 5000 which he declares should have been counted for him. It is asserted that these ballots were marked with cross beneath the municipal owner ship emblem and in the circle over MT. Jerome's name. MT. Hearst said these ballots should have been counted for him pending a judicial decision as to their validity. He asserts that if these were accredited to him he would be elected without recount of the entire vote.
 Attorney General Mayer stated to- night that he had received information of the recovery from the North river of certain ballot boxes used in the cleo tion of Tuesday last. He said the mat ter was under investigation.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-10
ONLY ONE FATALITY.

Washington, Nov. 9.-Ambassador Nabuco of Brazil tonight received dis patches from the Brazilian foreign of flee regarding the mutiny in the Santa Cruz fortress at Rio, reported in the Associated Press dispatches today and announcing that the affairs resulted in the killing of Major Digno F'reire and the wounding of a second lieutenant. The ambassadors advices say that the mutiny was one of non commissioned men against their superior officers and that after short bombardment oppo- site the fort of Sac Joa in the harbor and an attack by a brigade of infantry from the inland, the mutineers sur rendered this morning.
 Major De Pederneniras, the military attache of the embassy here, was sev- eral years ago commander of the port at Santa Cruz, and he tonight express ed the opinion that the mutiny prob ably grew out of punishment for some breach of discipline. He says that the Santa Cruz fortress is an artillery post manned by regiment from that branch of the service: that it is heav- fly fortified by modern guns and is one of five forts at the entrance to the ! harbor of Rio.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-10

of the revolt today; that reports 10 the effect that members of the guard had joined the mutineers were false, and that there was no truth in the re- ports that the mutineers had seized the arsenal and forts. The governor in his telegram said that many or the mu- tionous sailors tried to escape in boats to the mainland, but that they were captured and were being brought back to Cronstadt He gave no estimate or the casualties. The correspondent of the Associated Press, who is on the ground, however, says that the ofhcers estimate the casualties at 200, which is certainly very conservative in view of the reports brought by refugees who fled from the town to the main land.
 At this critical juncture there is no attempt made in government circles
 to minimize the seriousness of the mu-
 tiny, and it is admitted that if bat
 talion of artillerists joined the sailors
 in open revolt the mutinous spirit must have been contagious. It is ad-
 mitted that while the Cossacks and guards stood the severe test of shoot ing upon their fellows in another branch of the service, there is a fear that the mutiny will have bad effect on the morale of the troops, which al ready has been badly shaken by the
 revolutionary propaganda.
 As soon as the news of the mutlny
 was received here the seventeenth and eighteenth equippage of sailors were ] locked in their barracks and the bar
 racks were surrounded by Cossacks.
 The sailors were furious with rage and ] shouted from the windows that they were ready to join their mutinous comrades.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-10
THE NEW YORK LIFE
 MISSOURI BUSINESS
Saved to it by a United States Court
 Restraining Order.

St. Louis, Nov. 9.-The New York Life Insurance company through its at torneys F. N. Judson and former At torney General Crow, late this after noon applied to United States Circuit Judge Adams for an injunction to re- strain State Insurance Superintendent Vandiver from enforcing. his order pro- hibiting the company from carrying on further business ;n Missouri.
 The application was favorably pass ed upon by Judge Adams, who issued a restraining order citing Superintendent of Insurance Vandiver to appear before the federal court at Jefferson City on Nov 20, to show cause why he should not be prevented from enforcing his or der excluding the New York Life In- surance company from doing further business in Missouri and ordering that, pending the hearing, the superintend- ent's order be not enforced.