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1891October 28

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• CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
• WHALEN'S SLAYER NERVOUS.; WILLIAM COY TAKEN BACK TO THE SCENE OF THE KILLING.
• THE SITUATION IN BROOKLYN.
• Editorial Article 8 -- No Title
• CHILE ASKED TO EXPLAIN; OUR DEMAND NOT SO WARLIKE AS WAS REPRESENTED. THE ORDERS THAT WERE SENT TO MINISTER EGAN -- MR. BLAINE AND THE PRESIDENT NOT EXACTLY IN HARMONY IN THE MATTER.
• MALTBY G. LANE'S ESTATE.
• IRVING EVANS'S SUICIDE.
• TEE MINORITY OPINION.
• GOV. PATTISON'S LIBEL SUITS.
• HE CUT HIS OWN THROAT; SUICIDE OF ALEXANDER M. DENISON, A WELL-KNOWN ACTOR. FOUND DEAD IN A BATHROOM OF THE HOTEL ARNO -- HE WAS CONNECTED WITH THE KENDAL COMPANY -- MELANCHOLY GAVE HIM DEATH.
• THREE PERSONS KILLED.; A FACTORY FILLED WITH DANGEROUS EXPLOSIVES BLOWN UP.
• NEW GUNS FOR THE DETROIT.
• THE CHILEAN TROUBLE.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• COULD NOT WITHSTAND TAUNTS.
• Front Page 4 -- No Title
• MEETING OF ST. JOHN'S GUILD.; ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND REVIEW OF THE YEAR'S WORK.
• Front Page 6 -- No Title
• ON THEIR JOURNEY FOR LIFE.; SOME BRIDES AND BRIDEGROOMS WHO WERE MADE HAPPY YESTERDAY.
• BANKER DECKER WAS RIGHT.; HE WAS NOT OBLIGED TO REVEAL THE SECRETS OF DEPOSITORS.
• ENGINEER WORTHEN'S PLAN; UNDERGROUND SIDEWALKS THE LENGTH OF BROADWAY. A PROPOSITION WHICH FORMS A PART OF THE GENERAL RAPID-TRANSIT SCHEME -- HOW MERCHANTS WOULD FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE.
• AFFAIRS OF RAILROADS.; RICHMOND TERMINAL PRESIDENCY -- THOMAS WOULD NOT HAVE IT.
• NEW-JERSEY COURT OF PARDONS.
• THE WORSTED "CONSPIRACY."
• IN THE POLITICAL FIELD; PLATT GETS MORE MONEY. VICE PRESIDENT MORTON GIVES HIM ANOTHER BIG CHECK.
• CONDENSED CABLEGRAMS.
• ARREST OF A BLACKMAILER; HE TRIED TO GET MONEY FROM MR. BOX, A BUFFALO LAWYER. FOR TWO MONTHS HE HAS BEEN WRITING THREATENING LETTERS -- HE PROFESSED TO KNOW EVIL CONCERNING A YOUNG WOMAN.
• MASSACRE OF A WHALER'S CREW.
• FOR THE WINNING TICKET; HUGE DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. EIGHTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE AT THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION -- SPEECHES BY CLEVELAND, HILL, RAINES, HENDRIX, CUMMINGS, AND CRAIN.
• PASSING FORGED CHECKS.
• ONLY ONE BUILDING WRECKED.
• FIVE PASSENGERS KILLED.; A FATAL REAR-END COLLISION ON THE "SOO" ROAD.
• RAILWAY MEN EXCITED.
• SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE.
• OUR NEW NAVY.
• STANFORD'S LITTLE BOOM.; THE CALIFORNIA SENATOR'S BID FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
• INSULTED THE CHURCH.; WHAT THE PROHIBITION CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR HAD TO SAY.
• O'NEIL QUITS PITTSBURG.
• THE RIOTS IN CHINA.
• A JUSTICE HELD FOR TRIAL.
• A ROADBED PURCHASED.
• A DOMESTIC SAVED THE SILVERWARE.
• WILL TALK ABOUT COTTON RATES.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• CAPT. HALL RESIGNS.; PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO LEAD THE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ELEVEN.
• A POST OFFICE SHORTAGE.; MONEY ORDER SUPERINTENDENT HARTMANN OF NEWARK SUSPENDED.
• SENSATION IN OTTAWA.; SECRETARY OF STATE CHAPLEAU TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• THE MILITARY ACADEMY.; SUGGESTIONS AND COMMENTS BY SUPERINTENDENT WILSON.
• A DECREE OF POPE PIUS IX.
• LOW PRICES FOR RACERS; BARGAINS IN THOROUGHBREDS IN THE WEST. DISPERSAL SALE OF THE BONAVENTURA STUD AT NASHVILLE -- YOUNG RACERS AND BROOD MARES SOLD VERY CHEAPLY.
• WESTERN UNION FORCED TO PAY.
• LEHIGH FRESHMEN WIN.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• AMUSEMENTS.; THE GRUNFELD RECITALS.
• MR. FASSETT IN BROOKLYN.
• SILLY CHARGES BY KNIGHTS.; AN ATTEMPT TO DRAW VOTES FROM SIMON W. ROSENDALE.
• Front Page 5 -- No Title
• FLAMES ON THE PRAIRIES.; HEAVY LOSSES CAUSED BY FIRES IN OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
• RUTGERS COLLEGE TRUSTEES.; A CHANGE MADE IN THE CURRICULUM FOR UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
• SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED.; WESLEYAN STUDENTS WHO WILL ENJOY GEORGE I. SENEY'S BOUNTY.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• MOBILE TO BE HONORED.; NAMES PROPOSED FOR CRUISER NO. 9 AND OTHER WAR VESSELS.
• A PRIESTLY BOYCOTT.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• WESTERN EUROPE'S STORMS.; WRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE -- ENGLAND AND SPAIN FLOODED.
• TIMOTHY HOPKINS DEFENDED.; COL. WOODARD USES PLAIN WORDS ABOUT THE HOPKINS FAMILY.
• EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
• TRENTON PEOPLE SCARED.; SMALLPOX, DIPHTHERIA, AND SCARLET FEVER PREVALENT.
• THE BROOKLYN CAMPAIGN; DAVID A. BOODY'S ACTIVE CANVASS FOR THE MAYORALITY. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING TO-NIGHT -- MR. FLOWER AND THE BRIDGE QUESTION -- JOURDAN OPPOSES O'CONNOR.
• BOSTON LANCERS IN WASHINGTON.
• SANCHEZ AND THE BOOKS; THEY RETURN FROM BARCELONA BY AN OFFICIAL SUMMONS. A NEW CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF THE NEW-YORK LIFE'S GREAT SCANDAL -- BEER'S RELATION'S TO SANCHEZ AND TO MERZBACHER.
• FAST TIME ON A KITE TRACK.; SEVERAL NEW RECORDS MADE AT INDEPENDENCE YESTERDAY.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• FACTION FIGHTS IN CORK; THE TWO IRISH PARTIES IN ARMS AGAINST EACH OTHER. PARNELLITES ATTACK M'CARTHYITES AND MANY ARE WOUNDED BY THE POLICE -- THE DYNAMITE BOMB-THROWING IN DUBLIN.
• TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• Front Page 2 -- No Title
• A VALUABLE LIBRARY BOUGHT.; THE TREASURES SECURED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• APPOINTED TO OFFICE.
• FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.
• SALE OF FONSO.
• MRS. DAVIS IN RICHMOND.
• THE LOTTERY OFFICERS INDICTED.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• THE QUAKER CITY CANVASS; PHILADELPHIA'S CHANCE TO ELECT AN HONEST TREASURER. GOOD WORK ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED BY MR. WRIGHT -- INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS SUPPORT HIM -- FAINT HOPE FOR HIS OPPONENT.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• Front Page 3 -- No Title
• THE TILDEN TRUST INVALID; FINALLY SET ASIDE BY THE COURT OF APPEALS. THE GREAT LAWYER'S WILL DECLARED INOPERATIVE BECAUSE HE FAILED TO SPECIFY THE BENEFICIARY OF HIS TRUST -- A DISSENTING OPINION.
• COWLES'S ORDERS CHANGED.; SOME LIGHT ON THE CAUSE OF THE LOSS OF THE DESPATCH.
• THE TILDEN WILL CONTEST; A HISTORY OF THE FIGHT FOR THE LAWYERS MILLIONS. DECIDED JUDICIALLY ONE WAY AND THEN ANOTHER, IT AT LAST GOT TO THE COURT OF FINAL RESORT AND HAS BEEN DECLARED VOID.
• LIQUOR IN ATHLETIC CLUBS.
• PALO ALTO BEATS HIS RECORD.
• CHARGED WITH BREACH OF TRUST.; SERIOUS ACCUSATIONS AGAINST A PROMINENT NEW-JERSEY LAWYER.
• MR. TILDEN'S WILL SET ASIDE.
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• LOSSES BY FIRE.
• GETTING CLOSE TO QUAY; HE SEEMS TO HAVE HAD SOME OF THE BARDSLEY MONEY. HIS TELL-TALE INDORSEMENT ON A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT IN THE KEYSTONE BANK -- REPUBLICAN SENATORS BADLY SCARED.
• INITIATED AT DARTMOUTH.
• TO OPEN A RICH TERRITORY.
• REJECTED THE THIRD TIME.
• EDUCATING THE PEOPLE.; TARIFF-REFORM CLUBS BRING FORMED IN CONNECTICUT.
• TO EXAMINE PHILADELPHIA BANKS.