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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

The following dispatch was received at the
Executive Mansion last night from Cover
nor Ames, OF Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss, September 7, 1875.
TO HE ETcebency I. o. Grant, President,
SIR:-Domestic violence in its most agra
waited form exists in certain parts of this
state. On the evening of the LIST instant nm
authorized and Illegal armed bodies over
threw he civil authorities of YaZoo county
and took ioTcible possession of said county
from which the sheriff the peace officer of
The county, was compelled to flee for safety
and IS still refugee. The sheriff of thus
Kinds county, reports that since the 4th IN
slant he has been Tnable, after every effort
TO maintain the peace and protect the right
lie reports various murders by unauthor-
lZeG armed bodies who are securing the
country. Warren county Is also reported as
being in a state of terrorism from the de-
monStattOns or still O her unauthorized
armed bodies, and feeling of insecurity
peryadeS other counties of the state After
careful examination of AL the reports ind
myself compelled to appeal to the general
government for the means of giving that
protection to which every American citizen
Is entitled. do not now make formal APP
plication under the provisions of the CON
Sutution of the United States, but telegraph
you 10 Know If you can and will regard the
proclamation issued by you in December
last on the application of the legislature of
this state as still In force. The necessity of
your proclamation Of ID ecember last is not in
force Will at once make a formal appIica-
llOn In accordance with the provisions of the
constitution of the United States.
ADELBERT AHEs.
THE DISPATCH SUBMITTED TO THE ATroR-
NEY GENERAL.
Mr.. Luckey, private secretary to the Pres
ident Immediately sent the above dispatch
TO the President at Long Branch, and reply
was received directing him 10 submit the
dispatch TO the Attorney General, ask for
his advice, and answer Gov. Ames as 10
whether the proclamation of last year could
be construed as now in force.
DECISION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The kilograms were handed to the AttOr-
ney General last night, and that official sub
United to the President his decision that the
proclamation OF December last cannot be
Construed as now in force.
This opinion was communicates to Gov
Ames, as directed by the President, in the
follow ing dispatch:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, ID. C., Sept. 8. 1870 a. m.
Hon. AdeibeTf ADeS, Jackson. Mss:
The President submitted your dispatch of
yesterday asking IL the proclamation Of De
cember last is still in fOrca to the Attorney
General. who decides that IL is not in force I
notify you Of his decision by direction OF the
President. LEVI L. LUCREY,
Secretary.
THE Latest.
Up 10 p. m. there ware no additional adj
diti"nal advices received in this city from
Jackson. Attorney General Pierrepont an
ucipates that Gov. AmeS will make a re-
QUESTION for military protection. He de-
clines 10 say what recommendation ne win
make in such a contingency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
THE ROCKVILLE FAIR.
Opening pay.
sSPeci0' C0yresP Oside5tce Of The S'drl
ROCKVILLE, MD.. Sept. Sth. IL s

ROCKVILLE, MD, Sept. sth, ISIS
n large number OF citizens Of Montgomery
county and the District OF Columbia are here
this morning 10 attend our annual agricul-
tural fair, which commences to-day. Every
section OF the county l. represented and me
entries OF farm and gapien products are NOT
only larger, but the specimen prDlucts far
exec IN quality those Of any previous dis
play The latter fact i ~ course due 10 me
very suspicious growing wes Their which has
favored the country during the past season
mis- Is particularly the case with carrie,
CROWN; The space ai}oi- ed In some instances
telhS too small TO receive the immense spa-
clmens or fruit and vegetable Aveooo, no
textile ana home male fabrics fipa snaef-
mems may DE seer, while flowers OF the
choicest variety and nigh culture are uur,a~.
Gus. The Bradbury piano aud Este or "a,
(parlOrl are exhibited here and are aoa L.
strnments. Mr. John A. ker, OF WasIiag-
ION, has on hand a great variety OF C,rrnTDc
implements and machinery. which vii
probably receive many prizes
All Gay yesterday and up 10 this hour there
. Lay beeh Constant arrivals OF cattle, aud
lhe specimens are very fine. Among them
are the Durham balls and COWS. Devon cat-
lie, Attorney cattle, Ayrshire grade and ma .
i've: Premiums are offered foI lat cattle. on
FOOL grazed and owned in Montgomery
county; also for working oxen. Among The
sheep may he claSSed the CotSwolt south
down rams and ewes; also lambs OF hogs
there have arrived Chester, Berkshire AND
fo!and emma. Prizes under this head will
De awarded for best boar. sow ana plgs' and
LOT OF Shoats. Many samples Of poultry are
exhibited, among them light and dark Bran
mas, Buff Cochin, Partridge Cochin. Uork
1ngs; Hamburgs, Game, BautamS, Spanisi
Black Dominiques, C.evecocurs, Lesbor1s
geese, turkeys. guinea fowls. &c
Today, at O'Clock. a race will take plafs
Inc prizes are: so for The fastest sfaliiCs
iuaIe or Selding-truttiDg in harness mile
meats, best three in five ored. raised. and
oWhed by resident OF Montgomery
county, and in his possession on or befora
August fst, $50. For the next fastest S35
Many gentlemen of the county have entered
thelr STOCK Tor the race. ana while IL will no
contest To attract attention among conn
Try foIkS, Yet 10 UlOTrOw'S races will De- u11ra
interesting. Among the prizes for bo-sa
Hesh should have mentioned those f,r
neaVy DRAFT horSeS-stalii0n or geldiyps. ais.
lor quick draft horses and sa I'd te horses 4
SILVER cup prize is Offered for the best blood
ed stallion; also geldings, brood mare. colts
hllys, mare and foal '
0eneTaI Jas. II. Williams of Winchester
a VIII deliver the opening address from
me grand stand Al eleven O'Clock 20 dav
hundreds OF country people are docking 10
Town ana IN every available vehicle from
the StytlSn dOg-caTt to the more uuprefepd-
ing ana less stylish, as well As eXpeiifionS
COW cart, with rope Teins. To- morrow hone
10 announce the premiums for haudiv0rk.
&C. "a 7 n ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

SPORTS OF THE TURF.-At Prospect Park
New York, yesterday, the two mile race over
eight hurdles, was won by Coronet, Moon
stone second, Cariboo third; time 1885, Moon
stone was the favorIte. The second race,
was won by Freebooter, Mollie Carew sec.
ond, Woodland third; time 1T9. The third
race, mile heats, for all ages, was won by
Countess, b. F. Carver second, Wyndham
third; time LAG, LAG. The meeting will be
continued Thursday and Saturday.
AZ Lexington, Ry., yesterday, the first race,
ond, Millionaire third; time I.43H, LAS, I47 K
Glenable won first heat. The second race,
three-quarters OF a mile dash, for two-year
olds, was won by Vagrant, The Nipper sec
ond and Mellnott third; time LIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
CRIME IN ST. LOUIS.
IhFPp TraResfipG

ST. LOUIS, sept s.-COl. RurrOughs who
was shot by john ". Howard, a few DAYS
ago, died last night.
Henry Brown, the negro who murdered
Phillip Pfarr, six miles from this city, last
May, ana then Tavished and robbed Mrs.
Pfarr, was convicted of murder yesterday.
John Bentel, an old man of seventy years,
last night Put pistol in his mouth and fired,
nearly blowing his head Of. Financial and
domestic troubles were the alleged cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
IMPORTANT ARRESTS.
Counterfeit s.Eens.s "a. n 1. lanai RANTS

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-TwO Italians were
yesterday arrested at the Grand Central de-
pot, having in their possession a large GUAM
tlty of ten-dOllar counter;eitS on the First
National Bank of Phi adelphia ami the CITY
Bank of Poughkeepsie. The plate from
which the bills were printed vas cut by the
notorious cOunteTfaiter. Tom Ballard, now i'm
the Albany penitentiary, and during the
counterteits OF twenty eight different ma
tiOlal banks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

BEECHER BACKS OUr-An Erfrg5rFi afr.,
Si0Ty--Ihe White mountains correspondent
OF the New York Express writes. The Beech
er excitement f. quite diei out At drSf
there was a great rush % see him and hear
MN. but now the fun Is over, aud last sun
cay his entire audience did lot exceed two
Ousand people. lie = 70 return 10 Brook
Iyn lhls week, much 10 the diSpieaSure Of The
BarrOns, who keep the hotel where he -
staying. They have givel HIM MS buart ana
- week TO stay and preach at their house.
lie thinks they are max NJ too much money
out OF him, and demands that they pay hinI
500 a week The Barruns say this IS ton
much. and Beecher says, IAN right, gentle
men, ] go home this week" of You 10 we
will sue you for Breach Of contract. for Mr.
Beecber, you agreed to stay till the Thru
Sunday I'm September" Beecher cOOlly re
plies, "Sue away, II you like, L should think
AFTER what You have seen OF my success IN
the law business, that you would know bet
ter Than 10 undertake a suit against me %
The BarrOns ara furious. They say they
have done everything for Beecher; that the
defended him ia the newspapers, ana ha-
petted him always. But they can't De-
themselves. Nhen Mr.. Beecher makes
his mind 10 go Lewill start IL a whole r..
mel OlpCSeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

Brutal MURDER IN MEsrCHEsrFE. y
The New York papers give the following
larucGlarS OF the murder Of Jack Fisher bv
EDWARD Weeks az MaShingtOnVlIle West
chester county, y. Y, few days since
Mrs. Fisher testified as follows: Edward
Weeks j. my brother. lie hal Quarrel with
my husband about year ago. but 10 was
MADE UP. They both came into the house
sunday afternoon. NJ brother went tuto
my uncle's room Then my little girl blew
Win her mouth, which irritatrd nv brother
and he threatened 10 strike her. / rernon-
htratcd with him, and told him he must not
DO II. Then he made motions as % stri ke
me, and my husband told him 10 sion.
IEen my brother went toward the door ana
put Ills hand IN hiS pocket Nv husband
skeu nlin what he was putting his hand ia
hls rocket fCr. Ny brother male 10 answer
al allr but pulled pistol out OF his pocket
and hallOOeu, Take csre! take care take
care! aLC then fired. Arer H- mad shot NV
hGsi and he turned the pistol toward me. I
he'd my hand Up and he fred. The ball
Iasstd between two % my finger without in
nlcting any injury except a little burning
by TIE powder nv husband lid not Sppag
after he was shot The fury rendered a yer
dict In accordance with tie testimony.
Weeks fed Immediately after the commits
sion or tie cTIms, and has not been see
since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

MooDY's CHURCH IN CHICAGo.-Detais
IN regard TO the great church being built In
Chicago FOR Moody are given by the papers
there. II was commenced in 1873, ont
MoOdys long stay in England aud the hard
times that followed the panic of that wear
caused cessation Of the WORK, which has
just been recommenceI. The church viii -
a plain but massive structure, with a seating
capacity for four thousand people There
Will be lecture room with seats for thous-
ana, and The basement VIII comprise dining
rooms and a kitchen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

A COMPLIMENT FROM THE THUNDER
ER."-The London Times in a leading article
commenting on the reception in New York
OF the American rifle Team on their return
home, gives them high praise for their bear
ing and achievements during tneir European
"trip. IL thinks their visit there, and the con-
seQuent rivalries, viii he beneficial IN many
senses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

-FOUR CHILDREN KILLED BY Worm
LozENG ES.-Ihe New Orleans PIcayune OF
tie "a says: During the latter part of this
week terrible case OF wholesale poiSOnipg
occurred in the family Of SIR. Mier, living In
re ailsh Oh Ascension. 1t appears that Mr.
Mltf lHn1lHls tered 10 four of his children "A
couple OF worm lOzenges, or dragees. "A piece
sucn as ate prepared and put up. suga,-
coated, by the French manufacturers OF This
class OF medicines Three OF the children
were almost instantly seized with coDynI-
SONS ana cramps, and died ia a few hours
ne fourth child Was little later in the day
at.ached IN Tie same manner a "a died in less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
DEPARTURE OF THE ECUADOR
MINISTER.


NEw York, Sept. S.-The Herald this morn
ing announces that Senior Antonio Flores,
minister Of the republic OF Ecuador TO the
United states, has left his summer residence
at Fort Washington, near this city aud gone
to Ecuador. IL connects his departure with
the recent assassination of President Mo-
reno, and hints at his becoming a candidate
for the presidency OF the republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

~ The ex-pieman Of the post office is a ill.,
Tie crusty just now.
~ Inc h ing Philip mill, at Fall River,
River, Mass, started yesterday morning and
hundreds OF applications for work from strik-
ers were received.
~A Berlin dispatch to the London Daily
News reports that Count Won Arnim's ca Sc
viii come up in the supreme court about the
end Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
How A STATESMAN Cor BACK HIS CAVE

How STATESMAN GOT BACK HIS CAVE
Last June. while Governor Vance was com
ing home from Raleigh, the handsome ebony
cane with gold head, which was presented In
him by the Jewish youths OF Wilmington
NiAs stolen from the train. Nothiug waS
heard OF Il until Sunday morning last, when
governor Vance received letter from the
superintendent OF police OF New York city.
IhlOTihil & hlm tha' the cane was in a pawn
shop in mat city, and had been detected by
TIE engraving on the head. Governor Vance
Immediately telegraphed for it.-CAay0g,
~ CT C)JS,Tf,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

Cardinal MCCLoSKEY arrived in Rome
yesterday. he was accompanied from Flor
eI &C by MousignOT ROncetti. At the depot
he was met by Cardinal Franchi. who was
SPECIALLY deputed 5y the Pope TO receive him
and Oy r ather Chatard, rector of the Amerl-
can college. Cordial salutations were ex-
changed. Cardinal McCloSkey was then
conducted 10 his carriage and proceedei Ia
the American college, where he Will reside
during his stay in Rome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

GEN. BUTLER breaks a custom" bv 70
plylng 10 a newspaper article, when quoted
Inc vice President as saying that Butler
IATtaten9d MIN with vengeance IL he
wouldn't support Richardson for Secretarvof
ne treasury; nothing of the sort occurred
and IuTthermore, he has always supposed
that Mr.. richardson was appointed in ac-
cCrdauce with certain machine known as
civil Service Reform by which an under
oIncer is always 10 be promoted TO his SUI
penors place, whether lit or not. il he can
pass an examination; political coutrIvance
which, il is supposed, did not very much
favor -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

AN INTENSIVE INDIAN OUTBREAK ia re-
Ported in eastern Nevada and western Utah
A number Of settlers and miners have been
Killed. The women and children are being
removed 10 places OF safety. Troops and VOL
unteers are going to the scene. The military
commander al San Francisco has been asked
lor arms and ammunition. Orders have
been issued for infantry and cavalry to pro-
coed at once from San Francisco and Benicia
10 eastern Navada. The rising is attributed
10 Mormon influences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

THE NEW PARTY IN MARYLAND A
meeting Of independent and conservative
voters was held in Baltimore last night.
Henry clay Smith, esq, presided, and deliv-
ered an address IN favor or the objects set
forth m a series Of resolutions. which declare
dissatisfaction with the manner OF govern
meHt OF the G. y and state for the past two
years, deuOuuce the alleged increase OF eX-
peHdtureS, declare that desi gning men have
ABUSED the power conferred upon them by
tne democratic party; affirm that no man
shonld he voted for a. a public officer who is
tlihI Tor private trust, and invite all citizens
% unite IN an effort 10 procure honest and
competent men for city and state ces but
propose the formation OF no new political
party, and proclaim no platform. A com
mlttee OF twenty-five was appointed To re-
view the Claims OF candidates, aud select a
city and state ticket The convention will
hereafter recOnvene for its ratification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

IN THE SHOW BUsINEss.-It is stated that
Assistant Superintendent Come, of the
Fitchburg road. has succeeded e. engaging
the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher 10 preach at
Lake Pleasant ON Sunday, Sept. 10. Since
Mr.. Beecher Is engaged Ia the show business,
the Lake Will furnish him a dine arena where
IN 10 be "seen OF men."-FrD,kibs county
AdSS.) Tunes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
The Montgomery County Md Cenven-
ton.
Correspondence Of The S.0r.

ROCKVILLE, M D., sept. T.
AT the county convention held here to-day
the following candidates were nominated:
For states Attorney, Spencer c. Jones; for
the Legislature, r. Griffith, Somerset A.
Jones, and VIM. Candy; all democrats, and
opposed TO the canal ring; Judges OF the
Orphans Court, Edward Owens, DR.. Att
Somers, and John Darby; Commissioners
lstdistrict-Griffith, Anderson, White, Sam
ders, and Cissell; Sheriff, Hillory o. Hig-
gins; Surveyor, John Grady. The election
occurs on the ID of November O. Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

A VILLAIN IN JAIL.-A dispatch from
Conyers, Ga, reports That Jas. T. Heard a.
tempted rape ON two daughters of Mr.. Cham
berlsin, aged nine and eleven years. THE
girls escaped from the room and reported the
outrage. Heart was heated severely bv
amnerlaln, and Afterwards confined 10
jail. He denies the charge -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

FREIC 1T DrsCRININATIoN.-A very large
meeting was held at Erie, Pa, Monday even
ing TO devise means for breaking up the
freight discrimination against tnat city.
among the resolutions adopted was one TO
build new line 10 Cambridge, on the At
Ianllc and Great western railroad, thence %
build branch road TO the Butler county
coil and oil regions, and subsequently 10 con
meet with the Baltimore and Ohio road. Toe
meeting was very enthusiastic, AMI repre-
sehIatlNes were present from all portions on
the route OF tie proposed line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

BRUTALITY OF Prison KEEPERs-The
coroners jury In the case OF Michael Connect
ly, in the penitentiary at New York, have
rendered verdict that his death was caused
by sOftening OF the brain, accelerated by
brutal treatment at the hands OF the keepers
Patrick Geary, James T. Cowenhaven, Ed,
ward NJ. Reese and Dennis Harvey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
A JUVENILE MURpERFR-

A JUVENILE MURDERER.-In Amherst
county, yesterday. two small negro o. Iys
sons OF George Watts and Alfred Mitchell
who live on the widow Munday's plan ltion,
got into dispute, and one OF them ran 10 20
the house and picking up a loaded musket,
shot the other in the breast, killing him in
stanuy: the boys were aged respectively
kaalf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

GUIBoRD's BODY UNDER GUARD.-The
Protestant cemetery vault at Montreal.
canada, in which the remains OF GuiDord
lie, was guarded Monday by eighteen men.
aimed with navy revolvers and Enfield
rlnes, under command OF the sergeant of
police. No date is given for the funeral 10
take place. The general feeling OF insecurity
still pervades the residents in the suburbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
Franco aud Tha EanrarryoE

PARIS, September S.-A number OF work
meh OF MOrbitan have addressed a circular
10 the principal mercantile aud industrial
concerns OF Paris urging them TO send French
produce TO the Philadelphia Exhibition.
The Paris workmen will meet shortly to pro-
mole the same object
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

THE STRIKE of the shoemakers in Coc,i-
tIate, Mass, continues. At a meefino IF tic
employees of Natick and Cochituafe and
other places on Monday night, IL was decided
10 make no compromise with the manufac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

FATALLY SHOT BY NEGRoEs-Mr AID
Ne.aoe, we'll known resident OF Apo
mattox county, Virginia, was shot I'M an
altsL 1 eaIon with some negroes last Saturday,
an1 ms INJURIES are OF a very serious aud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

NEW 1oRk, Sept. o.-The 9th regiment N
Y. volunteers, the oldest military organiza-
ton in the state, having been formed in Isl4.
was yesterday disbanded by order OF the gov
ernor, owing to the small number of the mus
ter roll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

SHOCKING CRUELTY To A HoRsE.-Wm.
II. Castle, cartman, of No. 619 Hudson
street reported at the Fifth precinct station
house today that some unknown person mad
tblS morning cut out his horses tongue aud
Slaooe1i the animal in three places, while the
IT. was standing az pier 81, North river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

Ban FRANCISCO, Sept. lone company
OF United States troops leave to-day by spe-
c1al train for the scene of the troubles In Ne
vada. There is nothing new in relation to
the financial matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

TWENTY THOUSAND is the lowest estimate
OF the numbers at the Rockville Indiana1
soldiers reunion yesterday. 1t was tn =
largest assemblage that ever came together
In western Indiana. The wagons aud horses
covered forty acres, packed close. Speeches
were made by General Sherman, senate
Moreon, *. w. Thompson and Heary :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

II North Platte, Neb., destroyed hay, sta
oles, and fourteen mules belonging to the
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-08

THF CHARLIE Ross MYsrERY-. I-lyg
ifF ar BWt' ~ me BCf0E duf"F.fir,.- The
examination 81 the Westerly. knSS ar
ductlOn case was continued at PEuaiaInnfa
yesterday Several witnesses were exam
med, ard the district attorney announced
that The case Of the CommuuweaI IA would
DC closed by noon to-day. one point SuC-
gestivc as illUStratinc how heartily the no
ice authorities operated Tor the accom- plIsb.
meht OF justice solely and not for the al
vancement OF their own ends was brought
out IN reference u letter received from SUI
perintendent WaiHng stating that Nosler
bud Douglass had lived a. PhiladelpUia. AMI
Swing some facts relative % thc horse AMI
wagon. This letter demanded especially
mar This information should lot he given Is
MI Toss or tue C items committee lest they
should give u u ths PiukertOu detective
agency, and 50 give the officers of That forcs
a cine 10 work upon. The demand was cpu-
piled with, aud the Information was no- COM
mNnlcatet "a men 81 PIN kerton's agency FOR
aC reason that Captain Helms states fa dtd
iHt mink that more than two me. were r,.-
H..rci 10 run the hing out" Witness
capt. Hein'Sl has been informed that PINK
rriou men mad been employed by the com
mltlee OF citizens 10 search FOR the lost nov
but this clue was kept from these a.sanfS /.
order that Captain Wood and Detective Fry
lhe two men selected 70 .'run tine thing ont
might have the opportunity % Them selves
ana 50 a possibility was Sacrid-i. Neither
Tue Two mentioned nor any Others of the
Philadelphia force knew MpSlar or Doug-
iaSS. II appears. But with the chance exist
my mat these Two other men might know
The men sought for, aud 50 work efT-ctualIy
ms possibility was sacrificed. and the fhfus
was not "run out" successfully.
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The Blue Noses Petition for Protec.
ton for Coal,

HA LIFAX, N. s, Sept. Sat meeting Of
the coal owners of Nova Scotia and Cape
Breton, held at Stellerton, IL was resolved To
memorialize the Dominion government To
impose a duty on anthracite coal imported
from abroad.