IMO. lnltmlhecondncted
1 “Mumptherhmmrw
M’mnlnganecllpse which
tasty-er. and in use hewss lu-
, I‘m of the Lick observe-
to conduct the observa-
Wt of Vania. in 1881b
takiugdarge of another
maintainer-fly in various parts.
1 . ' flea-um of the Kspedltlon.
party there will also be Pro-
‘ a ‘ J. ‘ot Washington, who has
. Mfamomssabotanistand orni~
W Ir. (1 A. Ongoasatthereqnsst
1 “Clark university, of Worcester, Man,
will have charge at the anthropological
't. Columbia college will berepre-
Q] Hr, L B. Jacoby, who will con-
iii aunties to astronomical matters.
& m Brown will make the trip under
mines at the Washington National
andwifl link: researches in several
~ of natural history. Mr. 11.8.
who is annotated with Professor
-I Princeton college, will assist in
g ' fertile eclipse and in the
itself.
bade! thedepartment of languages
into-11
hints, bybirth,and has lived sev-
lfilymrs in Algoua, the Portuguese settle-
Im’t whither the expedition is bound. Mr.
W of Philadelphia, a poetical how
up”, will have chargeofsll the ingra-
apparatna Valuable amistance will
$130M by Capt, Arthur Yates and
1' [dominant Commander Hanford, of the
Mela, who are excellent officers, and
'Wnade mientitlc research the subject of
“study.
_ ‘ A My Days’ \oyage.
“" immmn hasheenmade onboard
,, Mahler the comfort of the expo-
m during the voyage, which it inex-
win last about fifty days. Capt
I” h- his own cabin to I’m-
”Maud theother members will be
fin but quarters available The ship
In! rite condition, ably commanded,
’alnea‘stof men on board, and every-
rhlooking forward to a pleasant trip.
Plan of the Astronomers.
eatpeum be goneabout five months
," Pl'ofemor Todd said, “and shall
1 at St. Paul de Luanda. After dist-In»
’1 oustermand instruments weshall
' about aeventy- dive mils into the' In-
and take up our locationatatovm
gill!!! luring, where the observations will
made. We are thoroughlyeqnipped in
M mt. and among our instruments
beamed great size, with which we
m5“ aplcture of the sun four and a
slack in diameter. If we succeed it
bibs that picture of the sun’s corona
‘ ‘ PM. The theories of the constitution
themuand monster corona are just now
M a eonditiou that the astronomers are
very unosrtshr as to what the corona really
if tly great importance attaches
‘ito thb shes-radon. We can onlysee the
drain: a total eclipseandonly fora
Mm h I century, therefore every op-
,‘yhssind upon to makeobserva—
a iball not have another such
mvaral years. We are all deeply
to the naval authorities for the cour-
mumandtothe captain and officers
3“ flie‘fflp for the hospitality with which
with been received.
, . 1 gill-ho hytlse Barrel.
fill climate of the country we are going
“If! unlmlthy. We expect to have to
W various forms of fever and have
minim bythehaml. Theytell me
b, there are fifteen able bodied moe~
.Md. Onboardship everything, I
. , “matron Galore.
expedition starts up country it
Whyhalfthesbip’saew
“ meetin- '
«dammit. Thevoyagetollux-
moreover,is the
wlthnstimcfcsnnihalisflc
with: plea-at. We have the
the mphmo, which lat,
mm, of in
and aid in the crane-
made 11 theriveruansaona
Quansaissneaeeed-
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aouunosn As A WITNESS.
A Canadian Libel Suit In Which Illa
Testimony Is Important.
Human, Oct. H.—-Mayor Bcaugrand,
proprietor of Lal’atrie, hassusd La Minerva,
the organ of the Dominion government, for
libel, the latter having muted that Beau-
hae no right to the decoration of the
on of Honor which he received from
Gen Boulsnger when the latter was minister
of war, and that the decoration was obtained
through fraud and presumably was sold as
mothers.
The damages asked for are 83101)“). The
chief justice of the province, Bir A. A.
Dariou, is to be asked to lame a peremptory
order that Gen. Boulanger be required to
come to Montreal to declare in the witness
box that the decorations are legitimate and
were given by President Grevy, of France, on
his recommendation. Eminent counsel who
have been conmlud hold that (ion. Bou-
langer, now in the island of Jersey, is on
British ground, and must answer a summons
from British courts.
A Wreck on the Pennsylvania.
Nsw Your, Oct. H. —'l‘he Pennsylvania
exprem train leaving Philadelphia for New
York atil: 40 a. or. ran off the track at Rah-
way, N. .l., the engine, five coaches, and
making and baggage cars leaving the rails.
The track was torn up for 3!!) yards, and the
rolling stock badly damaged. The train
waarnnning at the rate of forty milesan
hour. The accident was caused by the
spreading of rails at the Grand street em
lug, where new switches were being put in.
There were about 200 passengers aboard, in-
cluding Kiralfy's theatrical troupe. All
were badly shaken up, and many bruised,
but no one was seriously injured. The
escape from more serious disaster is con-
sidered marvelous. The engineer stuck to
his post, reversing his engine promptly, and
his action probably saved many lites.
Democratic Nominations.
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Oct. li.—The Demo-
crats of Livingston county have nominated
for member of assembly N A. Kellogg, of
Springwater; for county clerk William
Kramer, of Dansville. The Democrats of
the Second district of Wayne county have
nominated Frank Lewis, of Walworth, for
the smembly.
The Democrats of the First district of
Monroe county have nominated Charles B.
Hawkins for the nmenibly.
The Seneca county Democrats have nomi-
nated for member of mmbly J. ll. Stevens,
of Lodi; for county clerk, Edward Nugent
of Waterloo, and for district attorney,
George W. Pontius, of Seneca Falls.
Senator Mandel-son’s Renting.
Wasmsoros, Oct. l4.—Secretary Noble
has decided that the rerating of Senator
Henderson’s pension by Commissioner Tan-
ner was illegal and has so informed the neu-
ator. The rerating having been without
application and without medical examination
was unwarranted. Since receiving this notice
senator Henderson has returned the rerated
certificate for cancelatiou with. a letter, in
which he saysamong other things: “It is due
myself to say, however, that at no time since
I was advised of the issue of this certificate
have I entertained apurpose to retain what
might be due under it, but I did desire to
show my right to it if the steps leading to it
had been regular.
Three Men Crushed to Death.
Laxative, Mich" Oct. l4.—-Shortly after
noon, while a wrecking force of theMichigan
Central railroad were attempting to raise a
disabled engine, the arm or crane of the
wrecking apparatus broke and a portion fell
onthe workmen beneath, instantly killing
two of the force and so badly injuring
another that he died shortly after. The
names of the victim are: George Ruby,
machinist, aged 50, of Jackmmarried
Peter Quinn, conductor, West Bay City,
agedfl, married; John Tanblevitch, brake
ma. use“? other City. single.
Hundreds Are Homeless.
Bam Sn. mam. Rich, Oct. 14.-—Fire
broke out in Cook’s lumber yard at Serpent
River, Ont. A heavy northwest wind ex-
tendedths‘llames to the decks and ware-
housesandatfip. m. thewholetown was on
first There were forty bulldinp in the town,
gensrslstoro and dwelling hoses. .Thers
aresboottwo hundred peoplehomels-today,
andtemporary structures are beluga-acted
to house them.
In]. Paula’s Chances.
Wameros, Oct. 14.——'l'ho Wash
Post says: Maj. Poole, of Syracuse, N. Y.,
isbelievednowtobe the leedingcandldats
forthepsnsiou commissionershlp. He has
mpport of senator Eben).
laiPoolew-sthe sauator’sflrstchoieafor
thspositlon. Nowitishslleved,fos-sound
political reasons, Haj. Poole will be ap-
pointed.
"L’Angelua" Ilsa Arrived.
llsw Yeas, Octhl’aqll'Llet’s world sans;
“mmiam H "mm
Bum-hum hythsAma-leanArt
mutathehtghsstpdosnsrpsidsi
sudsaerslmwhas torsworkelmadssn
srt,hss arrived from mass on board a!
museum
he Tasks Ware M
11va Lila—REM Hath-t
luscious-Warmest Mg“
m ’~ to whom Hanks had made lurtlsl arrange-c
' kaowlsfieoftlmallqedfiry
hm kuowupubllc ofllcarcounectedwithade
ill.
“as
Allow Atteiapt to Pack the
Crash Jury.
I“ 1113le “DIME”.
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SIX
Another Great lens-than in Chicago's
Ian-as Harder run—om- char.-
Am.» the Attorney (or the W
Ills Previous (lead W at the Bar.
CIIOAIIO. 0st u.—-0noor the most new
tlousl fastin- of the Create case has just
omtollghthera. Thsprosecution hunts-
aarthedadariugplotwpsckthe jurywhich
btotrytheallegsd murderers of the late
Dr. Croula,andaspseial grand juryeallod
for the purpose of investigating the charges
of corruption have indicted the following“
named persons: Fred W. Smith, sends-law
of James Reynolds, of New Haven, Conn,
«Mm ol the Clau-na-Gael; Thomas
stsnaugh. leader of the «maidrsoy; Jere-
miah O’Donnell, a tool 0! Kayauaugh; Bath
ii! Hark Solomon and Bailiff Al Banks, to
whom was intrustcd the work of summoning
the men picked out by Kavausngh, and .lo-
seph Kuhn, a fruit dealer on Madison street,
ments to pay 01,0“).
Kavaaaagh Was the Mailer.
Thomas Kavansugh is believed to be the
head and front of the conspiracy, the other
five men being paid tools in his employ. it
developed at the grand jury meeting that
Halli! Bolomou was the one who offered the
large bribe to the venlrI-msn, although he
was only acting as a golletweeu for Hanks.
'l'he venireman’s name taileorge T. Schop-
pot, foreman for the Page Belting company.
O’Donnell uttered ”.000 to a man to get on
the jury and hang it. Smith is a dissolute
character hailing from Oshkosh, Wis, and
was not at all guanled in his attempts at
jury fixing. The sixth man, Kuhn, was ap-
pmached by Hanks and willingly lent his
aid to the bailiff in an attempt to bribe his
own bookkeeper. lie was arrested. Kav-
anaugh is a steam litter and a prominent
businem man in Chicago.
110 Reported to Lawyer Forrest.
The Herald publishes the following:
“I made my reports to William 8. For—
m”
This declaration by Tom Knvnnangh, the
plumber, who stands a confeml member of
the gang that has been trying to pack the
Cronin jury, made the lawyers for the state
start with amusement. it was the first
time that a shadow had been cast on the
name of the gentlemen who are conducting
the defense. Kavanaugh had been in the
sweat box for over an hour. and Haynes,
Mills and Inng had plied him with ques«
tions until his jaws had tired of framing an~
swore. Kavanaugh was at first obduratc
and silent, owing to his ignornuce of the
fact that his tool, O‘Donnell, had made a
clean breast of his own criminality. When
the lawyers were about to give up in dis-
pair, one of them suggested the advisability
of bringing Kavausngh and O‘Donnell face
to face.
Confronted with O'Donnell.
When Kavanangli saw O‘Donnell be
turned deadly pale. “l~—l-l"—ho stam—
mered when O'Donnell cut. him short by
saying: "It's no use, Turn, to hold back.
They’ve got uson the hip, and the only way
to save ourselves is to tell the truth. i‘ve
told it, and you'd better do the same.”
The plumber spent a few more minutes in
reflection and then began a sermtional nar-
rative of his own part in the mnspiracy. lie
corroborated O'Donnell in every particular.
"Who hired you!" Mr. liaincs asked in a
confidential whisper.
After considerable questioning Kavanaugh
finally said: “Well, i made my mports to
“1'. S. Forrest, the attorney."
Mr. Forrest's Clear Record.
This is the first serious accusation that has
ever been laid at the door of Attorney For-
rest during the twalve years he has practised
at the criminal bar of Cook county. Forrest
is senior counsel for the defense. He is
usual attorney of Coughlin and Burke, and be
is the directing spirit of the whole defense.
Attorney euiu' Opinion.
Luther Lallin Mills, who is one of the law-
yers amisting the prosecution in the Cronin
case and who is not an alarmist by any
means, said toa groupof reporters: “l weigh
well the meaning of my words. I fully ap—
plec'mte the delicacy of the position which 1
occupy, and i will say that in the history of
criminal trials there has been no more un-
scrupulous, audacious or wicked attempt to
interfere with the cause of justice than has
been in this Cronin case. it is simply up
paling on account of its elfrontery, its utter
disregard of the law and its brazen defiance
of every known code of honor. honesty and
legality. There has been nothing like it in
the history of this country.”
A Mysterious Prisoner.
A prisoner about five feet six inches in
height, of sandy complexion, rather spare of
features. with a long, sharp nose and his
overcoat collar muffled up against his cars,
has just been locked up in the cast Chicago
avenue station. His identity is known only
to the police.
Attorney Forrest Speaks-
Attornry Forrest omphaticallydeniss all
fixing scheme,
sndssysheknhwsnhmereshoutitthsnths
[relocation “Let the gulltyoneshe pure
ishsd,” was we of his earnest reunrks to a
reporter.
Prominent Metals Duplicated.
The Globe says: "The ramification
of the schemetofrustratetheendof
justice is wider and more exteinive than
is really supposed. It implicates one
of the most important public officers in
Cookcounty,anditisevm luruIiscdthat it
hssreaohad higher ‘murcea Proof already
goundinthe canissnlfldenttoprocure the
tot atleutmlswyermdawell
psrtmeutofthejudiclsryofCookcounty."
APoetalClerk'sShertago.
Ban-noun, 00nn.,0ctl-l.—John Ebon-
us. headclerk «the money ordn-de
Dmhuehu not been minceflaturday
mos-rung. 'l'hesmountofthsshortsgeh
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South Vorwalk. Conn.
A Talk With
Cal. Ferris, Hosea Glover, David Flatt.
s. I Stanley, Ira Henry say-oar
and Others
I”Below will he I: dun a sample of the multitude at
ofmnrsgemt transits liaii e. I won, or
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and net moors ladies and mission you know and
heir honor an etraighiforwardness, and
whowould stem to hes party Iodudecrption.
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recovery lies at your very door.
cos. 0 II. Illllnlsays: “In rm 1 was
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descrIpIion, reducing myweightsbout sis! ypoands
lsullaml aboqune onefcarsnd lvegihlng
was done that medics skill couldml sumac
acosacil of doctors d my csse "ineursole;"'
«hm gsvemcihebsaellsof oouhts. Then I w-
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MKS. HENRY WIHIOUB. uldtohave had
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alone sore would
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Testimony ofsllemsrksble Cure
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multinationals. Dims-in. impaired cirru
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