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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-02
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The Irish rifle team have started for home.
The New York money market begins to show
the effects of improvement in trade
Commissioner Smith has gone to Ohio to re-
main till after election.
BASE ball-Hartfords 4, st. Louis l; Bostons
6, Lou,svilles 6.
Rev. Thomas Williams. q graduate of Yale
College, class Of 1900, died at Providence FRI
day.
The Massachusetts loan of So 100000 for
building the Danvers ard Worcester lunatic
asylum has been awarded to Kidder, Peabody
& Co., at 1929
Capt A. A Semmes of the United Stat 8
ship Alaska, tried for harsh treatment of his
men, has been detached from the command of
the Alaska.
John and Nicholas Collins, the we'll known
cotton merchants of New York, are under ar
rest for completely in a bonded warehouse rob-
berry of $4,000 worth of opium.
circular from the National Bank of Re-
dempt'on agency shows that the expenses of
that bureau last year were $685., 1888 of which
$l50,142 were paid express companies, and
$188. 0l8 for salaries.
Citizens of Montreal held a meeting Friday
night to take steps to prevent the spread of the
small pox, and passed resolution advocating
compulsory. vaccination and the enforcement of
the penal clause
The Providence Star, Boston Globe New
York Graphic, New York News and Plttsburg
Leader have withdrawn from the American
Press Association and formed an association, to
be known as the National
Chancellor Runyon has refused to appoint a
receiver for the New jersey Central or issue an
injunction restraining the issue of So, 900, 900
bonds authorized, sufficient cause not having
been shown.
An unknown man 40 or As years of age, was
found dead in the woods at Oak Lawn, Provi-
oence, FRIDAY. A. bullet in the head and q re-
volver by his side indicates suicide. The man
is suppos ed to have been a peddler
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News and Other Items

The coastwise trade Of the Southern steam
ship lines is almost broken up by the yellow
fever panic.
Solicitor of the Treasury, Talbot, has made .
decision IN New Orleans in which he practical
ly accuses Gen. Butler of eonniving at private
speculations during the administration of the
latter in New Orleans.
Rev. DR.. Patton of Chicago, has made Wig
orous public address on the Bible in the schools
question. taking the extreme secularist ground,
dispuring the right to use schools supported by
general taxation for religious instruction and
also the practical value of such brief Scripture
readings without explanation or application, as
the practice has been reduced to, where it is
still retained.
Nicholas Sitter and his newly married wife of
Jersey City, are the victims of two mothers-in-
law ct once. STEERS mother wanted them to
live with her. and they were agreeable, but
when they prepared to leave the house of the
BRIDES mother, where they had been stopping,
she said they must live with her, and, when
they still prepared to depart she locked up her
daughter, drove poor Stier out of the house
and pitched down stairs deputy sheriff whom
he had sent to arrest her.
Before Indian couriers start on their Journeys
feast is made, and they eat and dance, eating
rs much as dozen white men would eat. They
call on their neighbors and eat again, and con-
tinue dancing and eating until nature, exhaust.
ed, forces Sleep After sleeping few hours
they eat again, and are then ready for business
They mount the feetest pony in camp, and
then start off, riding day and night without
food, water or rest for five days sometimes.
This operation is repeated several times II their
business takes them to several tribes.
The bronze medals to be awarded to the GEN.
tennlal exhibitors will be engraved in Boston
and cast in the mint in Philadelphia. The
medal is to be of bronze, and is four inches In
diameter, the largest work of the kind ever
made in this country. 1t is free of ornamental
ton. The centre figure of the face is fac
simile of the great seal of the United States
and at opposite corners are four raised circular
pieces about the size of q twenty-five cent silv-
er piece, bearing appropriate designs, and SYM
bolic of America, Europe, Asia and Africa.
The ceuter of the reverse bears the following
inscription: Awarded by the United States
Centennial Commission The outer border is
encircled with wreath of laurels, and beneath
this, running around the center piece, are the
Following words: International Exhibition,
Philadelphia. MDcCcLxxyI"
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Victoria WoodhulI i'm Bostou.

Victoria woodruff in Boston.
BOSTON, Oct. Victoria Woodnull lectured
this evening in Payne Memorial Hall to very
large audience. No offensive language was
used.
Gloucester Fish Market.
GLOUCESTER, Sept. 3O.-During the week
ending Sept Both liz fishing arrivals have
been reported, 40 from Georges Bank, aggre-
eating JAG. 600 lbs Goldfish aud 81, 900 lbs bali
but; from Grand and Western Banks with
1,G35, 900 lbs. salt Goldfish. There has been no
arrival of bank halbut during the week; 81
from off shore mackereling bling IN about
5000 lbs. of mackerel Owing to the bad
weather the mackerel fleet have remained 10 q
part of the time. The stock of mackerel are
all sold off aud any new arrivals will find a
525 to 6.25 and IA % per Dbl. for No. 3's 2's and
Is. There has been brisk demand tor cod
fish and large quality has been shipped dur
ing the past three days, and hss greatly reduc
ed the stock cured. The market is firm and at
an advance of 25c. per qtl for Grand Bauk.
Georges have sold at 5 Is per qtl and are firm
today at these figures. We quote We-tern
Bank at 4.25 per 81, Grand Bank $50 per qtl..
paddock 3, cusk 81 l Q. Tongues aud sounds
at to II per bbl., halibut's fins at g.; heads at
$50; picked cod per Dbl; smoked halibut
cts. per ID prepared and boneess cod IL to
6 IL per H. as to quality. Fresh halibut scarce,
nothing but few Georges have been in the
market this week, selling at II "a to IA per
10 for white and grey. Goldfish IL per ID.
No fresh cod or paddock. Mackerel, fresh Is
cts. each tor large and IL for small
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DIED.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Sept. 80.

Saturday, Sept. 80.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Eieanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch R Leach. PenIleton. New York-coal to Port
land & Og1ensburg Rk.
Sch j Munseli, Orne, New York, Qeeking freight
Sch Cas.ala, (B1l CoweI, Providence for St John.
Sch Astra, IBID Hunt, Providence tor St Jonn.
Sch Laura q Marion, Clifford Bristol.
Sch Three Sisters, Bickmore, Friendship, - .
Sch K Hammond, Dobbin, Machlas tor NYork.
Sch Damon, Bray, Calais tor New Yerk.
Sch Forest Queen, Robbins, Belfast for Boston,
s CLEARED. .
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, HALIFAX, N s., John
Steamship Chesapeake Mangum, New York
Sch Mary Long, Eldridge, Cardenas-John D
Lord.
Sch Congress, Willard, Philadelphia Port
Sch Portland, (Br Lynch, Annapolis, Ns-A D
Sch 5 K James, (Br) Bissett, St John, NB-John
Sch Snow Bird. (Bp Cripps, St John, NB-John
Sch Hudson, Hutchins Orland-s W Tha1ter.
sunday, Oct. 4.
ARRIVED.
Barque Shawmut, Connor Boston,
Sch Willie Martin. Moshier, Philadelphia
Sch RUSSIAN General, (Br) Heater, Salem for St
John, NIB.
seh John H Kennedy, Weber, Bay chaleur, with
The new ship Oracle, built in the yard of Hitch
cock q Blair, BATH for Capt Hum pbreys is 1926 feet
keel 40 feet beam. and "a feet deep. The lines show
one OF the sharpest and finest looking models ever
built at Bath: She will register 1850 TONS and have
the highest classification in Bureau Veritas. She
provided with steam engine for hosting cargo and
pumping: The cabin is finished IN maple and ma
hogany and apartments conveniently arranged. She
is to be launched tomorrow, (Oct 81.
.t5 [FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WlSCASSET. Sept 2s-Ar schs Howard Williams,
Wainwright, Boston; Prospect, Haskell do,
Sept par, sch Matte Franklin, Griffin, Sharp
ness Point T., t. load deals tor Swans ca at 74s
tFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Pictou so,h, brig Lie Houghton, Rose, from
Cadiz, IN ballast.
AT at Genoa 25th, sch Veto, Henderson, Phila.
delphia.
ar ct Cadlz Sept 25, brig Giles LO1ing Anderson,
New York
Passed Beachy Head 2sth barque Lizzie Merry,
Keazer, from Antwerp for New York.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Abby Watson, Holden, at New York from
Fernandina reports, Sept II. no lat, &C. during the
gale, lost and split sails and lost seaman board
named Bartlett Adams, of Nova Scotia; 10TH a sea-
and was drowned
Sch Geo Washington. Rolf, from PHILADELPHIA tor
Baracoa, which went ashore opposite Lewes DEL was
hauled of 18th - ~
Sch VIM H Mitchell. Peterson, from Dublin for
Cape Breton, Is reported inside Wicklow Kar with
six feet water in her hold having been ashore inv
tel from London 29th.l
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NEW YORK. September 3O.-Gold opened at 1lo}
with 1lOa bid. Cash gold is said to be cOrnered
loans are quoted at per cent for use.
Chancellor Runyon of New Jersey has denied the
application for receiver for the New JERSEY Cent
Railroad Company, on the ground that he does moi
consider the facts sufficient cause for his interfer
ence.
Some leading representatives of the PRINCIPAL trunk
lines haue arrived In this city for the pnrpose i; IL
understood, Of holding conference with a view Of
arriving at a settlement Of the railroad war, y,
the Ala anna q Chattanooga Railroad is to be s,ld
next Wednesday, at Mobile to salty the debts the
United States Court incurred in the protection OF the
property and liquidation concerning it.
Ihere was another run on the Dry Dock Savings
d Bank in the Bowery Yesterday Five hundred &C
thousand dollars withdrawn. The depositors who
sound. '"An 10
The import movement of foreign drv goods into
this port during the month of September exhibits q
continued diminution in volume as compared .vith
the movement for like period of the past wear ~
the extent Of 1,790.4 1859. '' :"
came fever1sh, weak and heavy. The coal stocIa
were panicky, especially Delaware 81 LackawanTna'
which fell to 81, the lowest point touched before
New Jersey Central fell from &c 10 rs upon renort
that the company unable to meet their bend in.
terest due to-day, and that their paper will 90 TO
protest. ." ~
Delaware & Hudson declined to 6; s. Paul nrofsr-
req declined per cent; Michigan Central Lake
Shore and Western Union were steady AL omar
Ter OF eleven O'Clock the market declining and
the coal shares were pressed tor sale rapidly
ening prices. "e"A
Governments dull and steady. Money IA "a Q nor
cent. State bonds quiet. Stocks active; market nm
ASH. ' Wv 0nVi'
PHILADELPHIA dispatches report a panic in Don,
sylyania shares this morning Reading opened there
at 241 and declined to 244. PENNSYLVANIA Ra;1ronS
opened at 464 and declined to 45a. -'"'''oau
Inc following were the closing quotations. Of Gov
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WASHINGTON.
Babcock and somerviIIe Acouits.

0OCVCA a4u . mcfV1he AcQu lttc0s
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30-The safe burglary
conspiracy in which Gen. Babcock and Thos.
z. Somerville were defendants in the criminal
court, was concluded this morning, the Jury re-
turning verdict of not guilty in each case
The jury was out two hours A number of per-
sons we're present and expressed their eratif-
cation at the result by cheers and other demon
stratiOns of applause.
Naval Movements
The vessels of the North Atlantic squadron
are beginning to assemble in Hampton Roads
10 accordance with orders for inspection and
drill, Rear Admiral Treuchard com handing.
preparatory to their distribution among the
West Indies for their winter cruise The YES
sells will remain 10 Hampton Roads until the
disappearing of the yellow fever along the
Southern coast, and meantime the crews will
be daily exercised in naval drill.
Bids were opened IN the Bureau of Yards
and Docks at the Navy Department to-day for
several works If Improvement at League Is
land, Pa. The contracts will be awarded next
week.
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POLITICAL.
Nebraska Republican Convention

LINCOLN, Sept 80 The Republican State
Convention adopted platform endorsing the
national Republican nominations, and the pres
ent administration and its financial policy, cen
demniDg the action Of Congress in putting con-
federates in place of Union soldiers, and 10 cut
ting down appropriations so as to cripple the
government, cOndemning the Hamburg massa-
ere and like acts of Southerners, and recon.
mending local legislation to secure to connect
ting roads pro rata division of freight charges.
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FINANCIAL AND CON dERCIAL
Foreign Experts.

oCARDENAS. Schr Mary e Long-4727 shocks,
100 boxes herring.
. ANNAPOLIS. Ms. Br Schr Portland-20O bbls Of
-four, IL packages boots and Shoes 100 cabbages.
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr James-0oO bbls
of flour, 100 do oatmeal.
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Snow Bird-90O bbls of
hour, 100 oatmeal, 1886 it lumber, 76l gals refined
. HALIFAX. MS. Steamer Falmouth-130O bbs
Hour $40 bbs oatmeal, 650 bush oats 369 bags feed
~ DO bran, 2s6 packages paper, coil wire rope, 10
Dds bait, ~ packages furniture A bags middlings,
lO0 bags corn 10 bb!s onions bbs paint, bbls ce-
ment boxes nails,76 packages sundry merchandise,
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LONDON, Sept 30-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 96 10. 16
for money and account.
LosDoN. September 3O-12 30 P NJ American Sc
curties United States 10.4O bonds 1884, Erie Rail-
way shares 81; New York Central 80.
LONDON, September $1,000 P. M.-Consols at
VI IL l6 for money and account. =
LIVERPOOL, September 3O-1230P P. M-Cotton
market Is easier but not quotably lower; Middling
upands at 15-l6d; do Orleans gid; sales of 1000
bales, including 1000 bales tor speculation and ex-
American.
FRANKFORT, September 3O.-United States bonds
new fves, 1921.
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MACON, Sept 30.-Felix Corput, Grand
Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, of Geor-
gia, appeals to the members of that Order
throughout the United States for assistance for
the members in Savannah who are suffering
from the epidemic. Relief is needed imme-
diately The Lodge in Savannah has exhaust
ed its means and calls for aid from abroad The
suffering is very great
The total interments today were Is, of
which II were yellow fever; IL were colored.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

BY BOSTON & MAINE RAILRoAp.-Sbaw. Ham.
mynd q Co 2 cars hour, D Coolidge do flour
briggs boothby & Coz do -four, D W True 3 Co
Robinson do -four "A Edmonds do lumber, Red
len q CO do corn, Bonney & Co 40 bran, wal
dron q True do bran, Paris FIGURING Co do bran,
Grand Trunk Railroad do Merchandise Name
central Railroad % do merchandise. Portland &
merchandise.
w. Irua & Co = N p
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HAVANA. September 3O.-Sugar- remnant Of stocks
were IN seconds owing to the unfavorable advices
from abroad; transactions complete stand-stl;
quotations nominal. Stock in the warehouses at Ra-
vana and Matanzas are 10000 boxes and $500 bids
receipts for tue week at Havana and Matanzas 20i
boxes and $50 hhds ports for the week 5OO boxes
and Z1O hhds, OF which 5l00 boxes and all the hhds
were .or United states; No 10 to 2 at 81 q 81 reals
Centrifugal Suaars No II to 10 at 81 "a 10 boxes and
l01 q i05 in hhJs.
Lumber nominal; shocks nominal. Freights weak
gold 2zsl q go. Exchange weak on United States,
o. days currency at II discount; short sight do
discount to par; 60 days gold at 81 q prem; short
on Paris 81 premium.
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Moody and Sankey.

meetings opened this morning at o'clock, all
the arrangements about the great taber nacle
being complete. Seven Thousand people greeted
Moody's first appearance, and many city
pastors were on the platform
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rRoyIDENCE. October THE Printing Cloths
market during the past week has been rather light
as he small stock OF best goods are held at he about
lie above views OF buyers; sales of the week 5000
pcs: prices on basis of 45c dard and extra 81
R4,s.
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WarIike Preparatfcns.

Preparations are making in Belgrade and on
TIE border OF Russia inconsistent with the pa
cific declarations of the cabinet of St Peters
burg There are good grounds for supposing
that Russia will soon openly take the RESPONSE
blity of the war which she has been wagin o
under the f1imsy cover of the Servian flag.
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Kidney Diseases, Dropsy, and all Diseases of the
Urinary Organs can be cured by the use of HUNTS
REMEDY. Hundreds who have been given up by
their Physicians to die have been cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. Try HUNTS REMEDY.
Oct2 aode,w1u
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct flames Lick died in
this CITY this morning The remains are lying
in state at Pioneers Hall. Funeral Tuesday
afternoon. He lett about S., 900 in the
hands of trustees Tor charitable purposes.
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Fatal stabbing ARRAY

HARTFORD, Oct LIN a street quarrel in
Bris'o' Saturday night John Guckin, nineteen
years old, stabbed Patrick Smith, killing him
inst 'ntly. Gackin escaped and the officers are
in pursuit.
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AT RIGA.
Capture of the Egyptian C0mmander-in-
Chief

LONDON, Sept 3o-An Alexandria despatch
says there is reason to believe that Ratbi
Pasha. the Egyptian commander-in-chief and
staff, have been taken prisoners by the Abys-
sinians near Massowat.
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Grimes and Casualties,

Schooner Capitol, is ashore at Peaked Hill,
and will probably 60 to pieces.
VIM. Barrett was Saturday convicted at
Montpelier, VT, of crime against his own
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chichester were burn
ed to death at Troy, N. Y, yesterday, by the
explosion of alcohol which was being used in
the manufacture of varnish.
John A Jordan, colored, who killed an un-
known tramp Internationally in the Boston &
Albany Railroad depot, June 20, was sentenced
to two years imprisonment.
Coal wharf of G. e. Walker & Co., at the
foot of State street, Portsmouth, gave way dur
ing the shower of yesterday morning and pre-
cipitated 200 tons Of coal into the river Some
of it may be recovered.
Thompson & Williams Touring mill at
Lanesboro, Mimi, were burned Saturday
morning. Loss $4,000 to 100000. About 800
barrels OF flour and SIX or eight thousand bush
els of wheat were also destroyed.
Mechanics Block in Webster, Mass, owned
by H. NJ. Dresser, was totally destroyed by fire
Saturday night. q. N. Dresser loses 1890, ir-
surance So. 500; J. D. Kingsbury $500, insur-
ance $1,000; A. T. Sly $23O0. insurance $3.50;
H. j. Bates 1000, insurance $780,
The Milburn Wagon Co.. whose were burn
ed Friday night were insured for $4,000 of
port gained crede nee that several men persisted
in the ruins. There was but one, Col Edwin
M Hulhurd, lumber clerk of the company,
who was smothered
About 80 riotous union moulders overcame
the Waterman at M L. FiIley's non-union
foundry at Troy yesterday morning about two
o'clock and carried off patterns valued at $1,000
The rioters We're fired upon by the Waterman,
but without effect. The patterns can be re plac-
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An informal meeting of representatives of
the trunk railroads involved in the present rail-
tlemen from the Grand Trunk, the Baltimore
q Ohio. Pennsylvania and Erie roads being
present The object of the meeting was to set
tie, if possible, the differences that led to the
war aud consequent reduction of freight rates.
All the gentlemen present agreed that the set
Element ought to be reached at once, but in the
absence OF the represen tatives of the New
York Central nothing definite could be done
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The testimony before the postal commission
fast mail trains was conflicting. MANY mar.
cnants contending they are as we'll served now
as oy last mail trains, while others commended
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NEW YORK.
Defrauding the Revenue,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The men who were en-
ployed in the Appraisers office as examiners
of goods. were charged by treasury officers yes
terday with conspiring with tobacco inspectors
to defraud the government. 1t is said that
they gave fraudulent allowances on 600 bales Of
tobacco and large lot of fire crackers. One
OF them was removed aud the others suspend
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Deadly Assault ON Boston Herald Re.
porter.

porter.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3O-I.ast night, as Mr..
George b. Shaw, correspondent of the Boston
Herald, was about entering the office of that
journal IN the exhibition grounds, he was
him, and his person frightfully mutilated and
hacked with jack-krfe. He is now living in
dangerous condition at the Pennsylvania hos
pitaL The mscreant who committed the bar
barous assault has not yet been arrested,
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An American Ship Abandoned.

LONDON. Sept. 3O.-The American ship Her
AID, Capt. Gardner, which sailed June Sd from
Ilailo, in the PHILIPPINE Islands, with a general
cargo for Sandy Hook, calling at Batavia, which
Both, lat. 36 south long. % east. The crew
landed at St Helena. The Herald halls from
Salem, was 772 tons burthen, built at Newbury-
port in 1865 for A. Gardner.
The ship Alexander McNiel has put back to
Hong Kong partly dismasted with cargo ap-
parently uniniured.
One of the Halifax Crew Drowned.
HALIFAX, Oct. 1.-Obed Smith, bow oars
man of the champion four-oared crew who
distinguished themselves at Philadelphia, and
Mark, his brother, were drowned this morning
about half past three in Halifax harbor. They
were going home in their schooner boat Of
about 16 IONS, with some coal and winter stores
on board, when they were run down by the
mail steamer Nova Scotiap, bound 10 from
Baltimore. A woman named luke, q passen-
ger with them, was rescued. The Smiths were
not seen after the collision, and it is supposed
they sank with the boat.
Foreign Notes.
A despatch from Pampeuna says an appeal
to arms in defence of the feuros is signed by
Basque and Navarrez committees and is cir
Fifty thousand pounds worth of American
eagles were withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land Saturday for shipment to New York.
The Prince Of Montenegro has left Cettigne
to join his army.
A despatch from Madrid says the decorations
and Examinations prepared to greet ex-Queen
!sabella's arrival there have been removed for
fear of disturbance.
A telegram from Madrid announces that a
public adjudication was made last Saturday for
loan of 100000 piastres, required by the
expenses of the Cuban war.
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ITALY.
Alarming Illness Of the Pope and Cardin.
al AntOnelli.

LONDON, Sept. 30-30-A despatch from
Rome today, reports the very serious and alarm.
ing illness of both Pope Plus Ninth and Cardf.
nal Antonelli.
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Movements Of the Peace Commissioncrs,
OMAHA, Sept 30-The Indian Peace Com
mIsslou-rs arrived from the west last night and
left tov the Yankton, d. 7. agency this morn
log. IheV held an important session here with
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs Nlckerson of
Indian Territory.
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PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIER SIaNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Oct. 2, Il AMI
For New England.
rising succeed during the day by slowly falling
barometer, cool northwestery winds, backing
to warmer southwesterly and clear or partly
cloudy weather.