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Building Associations n Pork o.
polls
Cincinnati Enquirer

lluCluu3 ElliulItI.
The average building association has
been voted II failure IN Cincinnati by
hundreds o. poor who have been robbed
thereby OF their hard earning, through Il
crImlna0ly careless directory. Some Of
our German associations have stunned the
rock on which others have split. They
have eliminated the system OF ceiling
lDans at auction, and substituted instead
the plan Of drawing money by lot. The
man upon who the lot.
falls must take the money and secure the
Association He 5 then At liberty, the
Association cO.senLiug, to sell ms .ouu.
As a further guard. some OF them limit
tre amount OF cash the Treasurer may
hold to five hundred dollars, and compel!
him TO give bon-s in four times that
amount. In a city ike ours, were build
Inc a-5acistons have been so much pre-
,erTeU by the poor 10 savings banks, the
failure OF an association Is an unspeaks
bly, sad event, and, by the same tokon,
tue Importance OF founding sucn orgsnl-
cations on u safe and solid basis is pro-
poruonate.y great.
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The story of the state Savings Bar k
j, Chicago is fearful. SPENCER, the
President of the institution, canuO. be
ourd. The Times briefs the swlndle in
ia.; way:
Fifteen thousand persons lent to Spen-
ser X Co. S3,O00.0O0, for safe keeping and
Investment. Spencer & Go. lent 1t to
Spencer & Co. upon Whatever securities
spencer & Co. thought fit to give and
sc.-p. The trusting depOsitors hold
Spencer & Co.'S bank books secured by
Spencer & Co.'S liabilities rs deblers to
Spencer " Co.
In other words the available assets
won't paw dollar esch to the fifteen
thousand depositors OF three million Of
3dsrs. There is faint hope'that from
ansen to twenty per cent. may be saved
.,om the runs, by coddling the coIlat-
srss,
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OUR SCHOOLS.

The schools OF the city have al been
.2.-ed Tor the Fall ana Winter The
t,- army of rosy. checked children has
been gathered from the streets and the
commons. and the "sbooting" of IDEAS has
,gunsaced.
I-.pablic schools of Wheeling have
saga reputation, but we believe that,
VII, little additional expense d Iii
lie s.tertion on the part Of the
!sol. b)srd, even tris high
standard may be elevated IL
HrIae, Us that, as a. presert organized
Zsay Of the teachers are given too much
70 DO II they are expected 10 do their
wors vel. L. may be las! there are
some rare genius,s who can properly Iu-
.:ru.: fort. Or fifty puP..s in four i've or
six diyger. studies. ard hear each OF
toe'a pupils rty..r lessons IN each OF Their
studies ay. ts.- IA each week Tor
Interest in the pupils and their several
studies IS vi. ensJl, them 10 keep the
~ '"y ''.'7' S'"0se'' 0r'-u' 81"
- '''''' e "'' SO'A 'eA%D''7' no
'-' '' .'1 O' .''' IN securing 'I'm lot
o-' F'0'.- .A''''' Tor 'h"' Is about 'ne
." '''.''g. 20 'A' average " ae'"hS
"''' 1"'' Is not 10 'ns Il b = ue.
'"''"' OoS' IN mino' out pupils
'''"s Win such studies as gram
-''' geography snC arithmetic
are Aa''hS'l'd' :orty in q row, and the
90 10 '"' y questions winch are found
90 's''. q 'fe asked and repeated until
~" f'F.' Las nHi al '"7 | one question
ttP.1 a. MIN Ard 'hen the class Is
'''N'" up 20 De received into Class IN
ADo'ae' study and similar process IS
'sP'''ea. The wonder Is not, that chill
''en make Indifferent progress under
such circumstance. but rather thst they
Progress al al
We nave Lad considerable experience
With boys from the pubic schools il this
printing oh.e-hsvo no; had to DO. Pcs,
'o.y, with altogether the brightest speci-
mems but those We lave had are proba-
'y fully up TO the syerase-sud we
have found them to have q s5rt Of smat-
'e"as-g.immerlng knowledge, as it
Ts'e-o. many thing. but very
l:.e definite knowledge OF anything.
Asay Of them we have found to be
.Anea:ag.y deacien. in both spelling and
Pe'nAa.ajP, while their knowledge of
Arithmetic and grammar was Of very
Unreliable kind ve, these same bo,s
could scarcely enura,r,,,. on the 6nyers
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BANK Suspension.

NEW YoKK September 4.-The Hsr-
lem Bank suspended operations to-
dav, and went into voluntary
liquidation. This action WAS decided on
n, meeting OF the stockholders. 1t wa
also resolved to pay of depostors IN
iu.l. Business WAS therefore stopped and
further deposits refused. The bank suit
tered some losses in the pane oi 1873
and ii, business mas not improved since,
which va the cause OF the suspension.
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Chicago Exposition.

CHICAGO, September 4.-The inter
State IadustrIa Exposition is now under
good headwsy, and Is pronounced by vis-
I-ors the best ever held IN the country.
The processes OF manufacture are tar
more varied and interesting than ever
before. including silk weaving ivory
turning, wire working, wood working {
IN variety, and many others. The art
nails are lull Of gems. The natural his
tory collection is unsurpassed, ana the
attendance thus lar exceeds that Of pre-
ceilDp wears
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yellow Fever in New York.

New YORK, September A case OF
undoubted yellow fever WAS reported to
Sanitary Superintendent Day, yesterday.
The victim of the disease was Robert
Leltch, Scotchmau, twenty-SiX years of
aye. who arrived in the city August
27,n. by steamer from FernandIs, Fl2ri-
ia. On Friday, be was taken with al the
symptoms of yellow fever, RAPIDLY grew
v Worse, WAS removed To the New York
Hospital, and died Saturday night. The
doctors say not the least lear need be
tet that there Will be any spread OF the
yellow fever IN the city from this case.
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Advertisement.

The city o; Paris, crippled with It's
load of debt. revived its custom OF draw
ing q regular lottery IS AN essy way OF
obtaining money. The State of Louisi-
ana Lottery Company has furnished the
funds to maintain the celebrated Charity
Hospital in New Orleans, and give free
schools and colleges, open to white and
black. The reader who has a speculs
tive turn of mind can write to Nj. A.
Dauphin, p o. Box 692, New Orleans,
La., for tickets in the next drawing, or
sny information. See advertisement.
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Cotton Mills suspended.

NEWPORT, r L, September 4.-The
Perry cotton mills have suspended oPer-
ations owing to the financial difficulties
OF the Newport Manufacturing Compsry Y
BENJAMIN Finch the endor-er TO-, the lat
ter's paper, l. the principal owner. 4
large number OF hands have been thrown
out OF employment Several banks will
Immediately act in the mstter, and their
represer tatlves will be- present at a meet
ing o. the creditors this afternoon.
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THE NEW TELEGRAPH RATES.

/ How the New Arrangements Affect
Prominent Points Last and West.
/ From the Journal of the Telegraph, Sep
tember |,
One of the first necessities OF the ar
rsngement Tor cooperation between the
telegraph companies is the equalization
| of the rates. 10 do tnis even approx
mstely without too great an increase in
some rates or too great reduction In
| others, it will be readily seen Is work
| of much difficulty. The officers of the
two companies have, however, agreed up.
on the genera! outlines of u plan OF equal
ization, which will be carried out as last
as the details can be perfected. The first
step is the eXtens ion OF the twenty-five
cent rate IN the territory east OF the Mis-
sissippi river, from twenty five miles, as
| heretofore, 10 y minimum of one hundred
miles in an air line from each station.
| THIS will reduce the rates between II
large number Of stations 3, 10 and 10
cents. The next step fixes 81 rs the max
imum rate between all stations east OF the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers. BY this
change anum ber of rates between stations
in Iowa and Missouri, al, IN New Eng
land and the Atlantic coast will be re-
duced 81, and also considerable number
of rates between station in the southern
and several OF the northern and eastern
States will be reduced rs to so cents.
The rate from New York, Phlladel-
phia and Baltimore, and intermediate
stations to Cincinnati and Chicago, will
be 40 cents; to Louisville, St Louis and
Milwaukee, 80 cents. The rates between
New York and Washington, Albany and
Boston. will remain at % cents. The To-
cal rates throughout New England and
the State OF New York will remaiR sub
stantally as at present, except that few
will probably be advanced cents, while
larger number will be reduced from 80
to 70 cents.
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pittsburgh Industrial NpOsiiion'

PITTsBURGH, September / The
Pittsburgh Industrial Exposition was
opened TINS afternoon by Judge Kirk
patrick, who delivered the opening ad-
dress. The Eighteenth regiment band
was present. Prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr. Scovill. The vast building is
well filed, ard q successful season is e1
pectOd.
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AbScrndPI.

CoLUMBU, o., September 4.-W. +.
Bancroft, who bus been manager OF the
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph office
here tor same months, lett last Tues lay,
saving that he had business Ia Lawrence
county. He lett his family and several
creditors here, who hsve not since heard
from hun. \ new manager has been
sppointed. and serious financial irreSu-
larities in Bancro.ts accounts are SAID 70
..,.t-t
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The YI.I1inx Goye1nors.

New YORK, September 4.-Tae visit
ing Governors were given reception
to-day at the city hall, sitter which they
o1ked in Al Castle garden. and the later
inspected the institutions down the esy
4Id on the Island IN Esst river. Dur
ing the trip down the bay, the forts fred
salutes and continuous ss.utes were given
from tho shipping.
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wELLSBURG FAIR.

The people of Brooke county are pref
ty we'll stirred up to the Importance of
their second Annual Fair, which is to be
held on the 18th, 18th and 18th, inst.
Brooke is = rich county agriCulturally,
aud It's citizens are pretty wide awake.
They caa get up good Fair if they will,
and it now appears that they have the
will These gatherings do a great deal
of good socially as well rs sgricu!turally
and mechanically.
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FOrger Indicted.

NEw YORK September 4-StePhen
Galloway, arrested At WAyerIy, y. j.
for alleged implication in the forgery on
the ThIrd National Bank, Was today IN
dlcted BY the grand Jury. Il Il urter-
stood tnst he Is IL possession Of impor-
tsut Information, and vii. prove vslu-
abe witness Tor the prosecution on me
trisl o. Gessner
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RAILROAD BOSIss Firm
STATE BONDS Heavy

SrATE BONDS Heavy.
RENTE>-At Pa gave further eyi-
dence that the hult IS q! these securities
have 10 sympathy With the Republican
cause, the death %. Thlcvs producing an
advance.
II Kennedy y Co. brokers, who failed
in Apr. last, are to-day paying their
GItiereucts m ,U., o. 81 claimants
STOCKS Strong and higher. A. the
opening prices showed an advance ot
Ia per cent. 81 compared with closing
hgures OF yesterday, sud subsequently,
there was still !urthor Improvement N
tno'enlIre list Of t. per cent, the up
ward movement being the most marked
m coal shar">. a. noon prices reacted
4 to per cent, tolIow"i by recovery
IN some cases. Tho early rise w.. he-H1
partly on tho advance IN Cuhl ana the
reported agreement 10 raise the freight
rates by trunk lines. Daring the alter
noon the marAc. Was weak aud price,
tel 10 = por cont. i,om the highest
aLulcst o. tue morning. The decline
WAS due To- tho realization, aud also 10
the IEcrea-cd activity IN money In tuo
uua sai,s there wn, recoy-
CRY Iu tho general Isl OF
o. II per cont Wabash dropped TO
ll.. With he daa. sales At recovery ul
per cont Adams Express declined TO
-. Tho transactions on the stock
Exchange aggregated 100000 shares, OF
which ll,OOO were New lutA Central,
1000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore 5000
4 nm
.errnI, $500 Rock ls.aus, 100 NJ. Paul
common and 500 preferred, 800
OHIO and Mississippi, 6 400 Wabash, 1000
G., c.. {. " j. 5000 Deawarc and liud-
son, $1,000 Delaware, Lackawanua and
Nes.oru 1900 MICHIGAN Central, 2 400
IlIiuo. Central, $500 Mora- and Essex
ii. 800 Pacific MHl and $1,000 Wostoru
Union
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Eire.

ST. LOUIS, September 4.-Tne Esg.e
Touring mill al Okswyiile, Illinois, near
Nashville, together with 250oO bushels
Of wheat, WAS burned Yesterday evening.
Loss about $4,000; Insurance $1,000.
The names OF the companies are lot re-
ported
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Base Ball.

SYRACUSE, Septem .er Tho game
tween .aa IndIausOolis and Stars
emo i IL The dLa inning, with score OF
+ TO 2iu favor Of the Stars. The Indian
ay..s left the Crourd ds o. account OF dis
s,- acuon with the umpire.
FITr>BURGH. September 4.-Lyuis-
vi.rs 3; AIeEhe0ys, U.
RocHEsTER September 4.-Roches-
t-s,. :. IILcIuustIs, ..
Ba=ToN, September 4.-BostoE., :; St.
louis
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EoIOrpd MasOns,

CHICAGO, September 4.-Ihe National
Masonic Convention .colored) met here
this morning. Some fifty or seventy FIVE
delegates are present, representing
nearly every State in the Union. The
object OF the convention Is TO unite the
co.ored MasOnsI this country.
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Died.

PITTsBURGH, september 4.-Ssmuel
Reynolds. 3 prominent manufacturer and
well known citizen Of Allegheny City.
died lsst evening of injuries received on
"Wednesday last by falling through a
misplaced grating on Penn avenue.
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War Notes

LONDON, September 4-The T50,ss
leaders Of yes.erdsy and to-day show The
need essness II the present var, Its eG
cessive co-tIiness in men and money, lar
outweIghlng It's possDIl ties tor good, and
the danger OF eventual Russian failure
from al OF which the Tm,S conclude.
that the present moment is prpp.tIou. for
Intervention, and tHa, Germany and
England ought 70 take tho initiative o.
BRING about y truce.
BAToUM, September I-Tno Turks
have completely evacuated 0uEIn ka-
leh.
VlESSA, September The Dppq.h
10 reviewing the operation in BulgarIs,
-sys there i- believed - be certain iraI.
ousy between the Turkish commanders
O.msn Ps. na, SuIeimau Pa'hs aud
MeHme, All Psshs, which prevents their
working thoroughly IN concert
LONDON, September An Erzeroum
special reports tina, the Turks threaten
the plain Of ErIysn and make recounols-
ssucss ~ fsr AZ ArI,avar
L.SDoE, September "A Rl- Jan
official f.pstcn announce. trst the Rl--
sans reDscupled .I.Im ks.ra Ige
Abchsslan coast b. loH clear fl. TURKS.
and the instruction IN the interior la.
been suppressed.
BUCHAREST. -ep.amter j.-Tls army
under Grand Duk NicLD.as wI.I resume
the feqsIys very soon. VII e. the troops
under the CZaruI fcl Wi. rsmaln VI the
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Fire Emxineer,' Association.

nashville, September The fifth
snnual Conveutiou of the National As.
soclat.on OF Fire Engineers met here to-
DIV with ~ chiefs present and organized
by the election oj Chief VIM. Stocked, If
Na.nz-fIr. a. pra-Efart
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw fosK, Septem Der 4-MoSEr-
Active st 8G7 per cent, closing =! .
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 81 8!
G9I per cent Customs receipts s439. 900
The assistant treasurer disbursed SAP,
OOO. Cleariugs :2iOOOOOO Sterling
actual business, long ie24 short +s5!.
GoLp-Opsae 81 a. lo5i Ard closed \.
los: tie loves. price reached since May
"a. 1852. CsrT!lu. rates were per
cent
SILVER Al London unchanged here
silver bars sre 1929, gTeeAbacks; lls4
god; silver coin 10 lPrr ceat. discount.
NMEETS-C,use4 quiet.
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BETWEEN Sky and seventy students
have repovted for the present term at
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa. The Lindsley lnsti-
,g,e of this city opens with almost as
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TIE public are both surprised and
,,...ed 10 find the telegraph monopoly
.t;g,,ing the tariffs to fair figures. This
will be the most profitable course in the
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Mr. LoE has sold the Tyler county
y,o, to Msssrs. DELoE. The DELoEs
,,ood printers and will make indus
,-,ous editors.
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The editor @. Andrews Bazar
p-I1rs h,msa net only On the fashion
! A,es o- ne paper. out al-o on IL liter
sry department w known alt tsl-
ented writers contribute T. make this
paper not on ' useful out an entertain
iug oae. send ten cents to W. K An
drews, Cincinnati, for specimen copy.
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st'hcclin9 9eglstrr.
Goi4 closed yesterday at lO5.

ILL., ,,.athsr to-dIy toilt be partly
.,,H southeast to southwest 'cl"ds,
'.. ,a,.ory temperature and possibly rata
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Goldsmith Maid.

Goldsmith Maid trotted here before AT
s-semb.sge OF 1000 people. Time, 2:ZI,
2.2O and PIG.
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Tgslste rains have put the ground IN
,,,did condition for Fall blowing.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
THE LATE BATTLE AT PELISAT.
Jealousies Between Turkish Com.
mauders-WhO Osman Pasha Is
An American soldier OF
FOrIune-RuS.Isns
cetVIng Large Re
infOrCements.
RatIIe of PclisaI

LONDON, Septem5er "A correspond
ent 81 PaF-d.a ,eIe--spA> ~ follows:
rode over the bat:le Held Of PrIsat. The
Turks la', very few w1uniel and on Is
shout 800 dead on the field Their losses
could be better judged by the number OF
knapsscks With which the ground Was
strewn In front OF the Russian trench
es hall wav between Pe,s-t and Zagah-
nece the Turkish dead were wing - a.Cs2
that they might have shaken hands with
the Russians lying inside. Il was Ies-
perate attack and Il desperate resistance
The attack seems 10 have been well dI-
rected. Il WAS msIe So suddenly ST..
with such violence that the Russian re-
doubt was taken almost by surprise. 1t
was in fact taken almost before General
Zstoti knew the attack hSd begun.
Tho correspondent adds II would
have been much better tor Gen. ZStoh to
have retreated and drawn the Turks out
into open country, where their iusP.n,ss
at executing the msneuycrs On the Held OF
battle would have put them ~ great
disadvantage with well drilled Russian
trDOps
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T'HE WONDER EOFTHEArE. The Magic
! cDl1-wai.T, Writing pen. Equal 20
aglut oi best INK. Hundreds selling every
day. This little invention T. 20 hUTnbug,
b = surprises and delight. AL VINO us. ~.
Docs n aay win inkstaLds. Try one. Price
only &c, three Tor -; ; sent free b. mall.
ARsnt- wan I'd. Wrl.e - ". :. PHILLIPS
& co., MarBienead, Mas. ayIs
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Tyr. month has an "R" in its orthog
.br-bepce il calls from their holiday
b.pn,. the school boy and the oyster.
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ps,x every quarter come cheering
.;,,. Of business revival
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SAVINGS Banks are no longer popular
Institutions. IN
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Marine

NEW YORK, September 4.-Arrived-
the steamer state Of Nevada, from Glas-
COW
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THs ausS'io" -
,sve
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Troops for Cuba.

Havana, September A Spanish
steamer mas arrived with one thousand
troops.
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THE NEW YORK FIRE.
THE SCENE AT THE RUINS.

Conflicting Reports as 10 the Loss OF
Life-A Contractor Sleeps with
$4,000 Under His Pillow
and IL il Burned Up
small Water Mains
the Cause OF the
Disaster.
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Nndnne IiIiens.

LONDON, September Madame
Ti,ie.s aa- r7. ra..ed rom the relapse
which yc..rTe. Saturday. Her condi-
ton : serious.
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Who Osman Pashn Il.

LOUISVILLE, September This
mornings Courier Jg'rlaL Publishes the
following; We have received the toi-
lowing brief but exceedingly explicit
and pointed communication from n
source which we have every reason to
credit.
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MT. wAsHI<aroS, Ky, Sept. >

To the Editor OF the COurier-Jouruai:
see by cable telegram q Ia" COur-
isr Journal tnat OsuSu PashH. Dt the
Turkish army, is believed to bc Gen. Ba-
zsne, late OF the French army. This
Is mistake. | happen to know very
well who Osman Pssua Il, as have cor
responded with him or severai years
and have received Letters from hlm sine"
he has been uivru tnc command %.
division OF tue Turkish army. Osmau
Pasns /, An Amerl'H' u native Of hAU-
,lus county, Trnnc--cc; his name Is K.
Clay Crawford, ho Was Colonel of
regiment of artillery during the war be
tween the States; be alteTward entered the
service Of tho Liberal government OF
Mexico, and was mAis General ui i'll
vision. lie created considerable str by
the capture Of Bag4sd, Mexico, pns,r ;,
h,7 forces over the R.H Grand. from ,un
TcEa, shore. He fly qag-e.ed wi,D
Jsurez. the Mexicea Pres dent, and re.
turned T. .hr Um.rI 5.7J,s w.Ja IL large
fortune He residca .ur -gverna ,ea.s aJ
a beautiful country .Nt ulthr Del,wAru,
near Philadelphia. Ills s.'..- .lsposl-
tlon caused lIm TO seek cX,Ilnmo.I, and
he entered tho servIy, OF the kueuIve OF
Egypt, was soon after transferred 10 the
service of the Sultan. 90 commander pl
The Turkish army Il. Peyue
(Siguet) l.. b. WIcKLIFF
MEMPHIS, september THE Aoa-
iqqche OF tomorrow wlil contain sketch
OF COL K. Clay Crawford, who Is sad
to exist IN the pers9n Of Osman Pasha.
CrawtOrds father was n school teacher
in RDgersvilie, Tennessee where Z, OerL'-
boynood was passed Andrew Johnson,
about the year l849, laye youHg Craw.
ford al appointment TO West Point
| there he resisted an arrest for derchctlOn
OF duty and WAS expelled. a few years
| later be was sentenced by the
Federal Court Of Virginia, for
robbing the mail, md IL d few weok9
escaped from confinement. In 1863, hs
bursted in on RogersyiIe a. dashing
Colonel, and cbet Of artillery on gomc
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things With high hand among the old
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over the Rio Grande Here AL trace Of
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