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4 TESpERBDt ms REsi6SArIoSpq 131t
wSutxGroS, D.! G. September 2a.-i
Hon. Ellis Spear to-day rendered his res;
ignation as Commissioner Of Patents, 70
take effect October Slst!b Secretary Schurz
has not yet formally accepted II, but will
do so, and grant the usual thirty days.
leave Of absence. ..u,,uJ -,.a.aill.: hrs
1t Is understood the position has, been
offered to ex-Congresstnan Paine, ot ,Wiss
consin, but he has not yet accepted. diHam
xArloxAL nEaLruicoMNrssIoS. H''iA,-
DR.. Woodwork, Chief Of the Marine
Hospital service, left here tonight fori
New York to consult with the officers OF
the American Public Health Association
in relation 10 the organization Of com:
mission to investigate ,the yellow fever
epidemic, he having received assurances
which warrant him in organizing such .
commission, and means TO dcfray the eS.
penses thereof being contributed.
A special meeting OF tic American Pub
lie Health Association will be called to nd
wise the line OF investigation after the pre-:
liminary work shall have been done In The
infected districts. A commission will be
designated in a few days; and active'work
will be commenced without delay i,jioi
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! 1eeiInr OF Indian Commission.

ST. Loris, September 25.-Five OF the
eight members OF the Congressional Com
mission appointed to examine the Indian
affairs and report on the adyisability
OF transferring the Indian Bureau TO
the War Department met at the Lindell
hotel this evening and held secret ses-
ders, Chairman, and McCleary, and Rep
resentatives Boone, Stewart and Hooker
and Secretary Flagan. Nothing was done:
OF public interest. The commission will
begin taking testimony tomorrow. It Is
understood that Senator 0glesby and Rep
resentatiyes Scales and Van Voorhees,,
also members OF the commission, will not
be able to attend its session here.
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,cxcrssA7r, September 25.-cotton r-1n fair
demand at lower rates at 10kc. Flottf-
Flrnler faney,f IS wheat-Easier; red and
amber at s5s&3e; white 9oas5c. lCofn- Easier
ut 40isa4lIle oats-stronger at 222p2Gc, Rye
Demand fair and market arm ut So 5tsa3lc,
Bifley-Active; No. 2fall sltI12al IS. q Pork
Quiet; jobbingi 80 90. Lard-7Searee, firm
and n Eair demand current make 90 IS; ket:
tie ut saslzc21 Bulk Meats Quiet II 4Isa
aS 2Sas 1896 80, Bptter-Fair demand for
choice quality; offerings generally poor; An:
cyrreafery aia25e; choice Western Reservs
l6alSc; Central Ohio 13at5o u iLinseed l0il=5
Quiet At 5sa57c. Whisky-Dull at 81 o6 y
'Ho6sLDaIl and prices i shade lower: com.
mon s. 7Sa3 30; light 5 40a3 80; packing
3 50a3 81; butchersa 5 e5ai co.
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earcsso, September q. Flour Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand but at
lower rates;, No. Chicago spring s6'lc cash; !;
ss5sc October; ss5las95c November; No. :,
76a77c; rejected 69a6le;. No. 9 red winter
gilt edge 90c Corn-rnaetive and lower; No.
y and high mixed 35c cash and September;
355ic. October; 36Ec November; lS5a355[c
year. ,0ats=-In, fair demand but nj loW9r
rites; No. 2 at 19Ilc cash and September: :
I9stc 'october: 20Kc November "a rejected
RysEafted egs t5 y SS e s,SS.t Bss5sy
November. Pork-Fairly active but d Shade
higher; IS IDas Is eashs 5 07:t2asl0 septem.
ber, and October; s 20as ~ SoremberI
Lard-irregular; 20 IS cash, September and
oct6ber;i6 STJSas 20 November; eis5 year,
Bulk Meats- Shoulders 4ke; short clear5 s6a
5 20; short rib s .4Sa5 So WhiskyTT7steady
and IN fair demand at sl07. s''''a. ~ ~
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$4,000 FROM PARIS, FRANCE.

SI-,UVV FEVN FAhIol FhANOh'
PARIS, September 24 Subscriptions for
the yellow fever sufferers in the United
States amount 10 $1,000. -
Nrw YoRK, September e5.-F. $. Davis,
President OF the First National Bank Of
Memphis, now in this city urging forward
needed supplies for his suffering fellow
citizens, received o telegram to-day from
James II. Marr, Acting First Assistant
Postmaster General, stating that Mrs.
Thompson, widow Of Postmaster Thomp-
son, OF Memphis, has been appointed Post
mistress OF that city.
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aeetiug OF First Mortgage Bondhoiders
sof the 81. Charles bridge Company.

New YoRx, September ga meeting
OF the first mortgage bondholders OF the
St Charles Bridge Company, OF Missouri,
was held here To-day, at (which over three
bandred thousand dollars worth of bonds
were represented; The meeting voted
against the exchange Of their first mort
I,age bonds, which become due October
Ist ISIS, for bonds Of the st. Louis, Kansas
Civ 4 Northern Railroad. A committee
consisting OF +. II. CaSset, II. G. Day and
Geo. +. i|etts was appointed to call anoth-
er Incctiug Of the bondholders to further
consider the subject. l.af.
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Governor Hampton 10 Governor Riee1a

CuAnLEsroS, S. c., September Cow
ernor Hampton has addressed . letter 70
Governor Rice OF Massachusetts,, regard;
ing the refusal OF the latter to surrender
II. II. kemptOn for trial In South Caro-
lima. Governor Hnmptnn says: I,regret
that the Chief Executive Of the great State
OF Massachusetts,, should have Committed
so fragrant violation OF the supreme law
OF the land, violation irreparable IN its
nature, Us the State suffering thereby has
no possible redress. Had. you confined
yourself to giving simple refusal to sur
render the fugitive, should make no
further comments on, your Letter, rs the
disregard BY the executive Of one State
concerns the whole people Of the United
States. But iiIarnNlch syon, have seen
tit to base your action'Oh the ground that,
in your judgment, the obiect7iT procuring
the indictment against Patterson, Parker
and Kempton don't appear 70 be for the
purpose Of trying Kempton for the crime
charged against him, but for another Put.
pose, 1t il my duty as Governor Ot9Sonth
Carolina 10 add that your statement il en-.
tirely unwarrantel,: and TO repeiIanAtin'
worthy imputation as 1 do with Indignant
scorn. nm. ill.,, is;..J,s,i
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nod, snnlehInS nsfore purln,.

CIXG!NXATI, September %. COnsidera-
bic excitement was created to-day by the
discovery that the 4iody Of IN aged, ladS,
who hal died In the Hospital and it was
supp edIlAl Heef bnriel in PotterSheld,
had not been buried there. The friends
designing to remove the remains to Spring
Grove found the empty coffin only, which
had contained the body, the latter having
been removed before burial.
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East iLtBEErY, September 2& n ClFrLE+4iies
ceipts to-day 59i head Of through. and 1853 OF
local; total lor two days 5H through and j 20 {
Of local! Supply good and neatly alrSoldl
though several loads were shipped Ion inofrat
hands; 81 loads changed hands to,da.yy Best
"a 7ias 2Ss biinI IipttE sSVad 9dt ui IoI
Hoss-Reeeipts to-day 3,l35 headI total, for
two days $3.50. Workers s. 6oaS 90;i PhiIadel:
ptiias a 0Oafl5!i !ini'i'f ''i' an'"Vt'"i hotIHs
! anEra- Receipts to-day 900 head; total tftr
two dayy 500, Selling at ss.2sA4 ss Essii
ing no better. ..t... .,,, ,..,,, ~. r.,
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oPmtApktsur.,i "a September 25jE iFrouaI@
Steady; .superfne 8 5oi'l extras 8, 0oa3 50;
Minnesota family S ooa5 75;. high grades
I 00as %. wheat- Steady; yellow 525 5Sa5se!,
mixed Sic bid 0as-Q Quiet bat steady; white
western 2sa32c; mixed western 26a2sc. Rye
Steady at 5saGoc Provisions Mes
Purk-$oa60. Beef-India Mes 49, Hams
%stef sIa16ss,: \ 62sI BsEssd Bissss, - Sie EEssn
City Kettle 7ka7 Hc. Bntter4Steady; New
York sState and Bradford county 'Pai, extras
20ao2c; Western, Reserve l4al6c, " Eggs-
Firm: western 2oa2lc. Checse-Dull; west.
ern choice sGsI1cd PetroleurnL Easy re-
ned s1Ic;- crude , 34o.-- whiSky-ActiYe
but unchanged, ...-.-.iih znrt.,,ttstM
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p,.,..,il.,ent Hayc. a washIngton.

WAsulyGroS, September %. The Pres-
idsnt returned this morning from his
western trip. He expresses himself S... Iuc,a
pleased with the receptions, poth pa!ySa!ss p!Sts
and public, and Is particularly grahheai
withithe restoration OF prosperity ana =,
the feeling Of the people In favor OF sonnd
currency, such as the administration :
seeking to establish! !.Soon after his return
the President was In separate conference
With members OF the Cabinet. ID. G
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wAsurSGroy, September 9G.-l A. NJ
For The Tennessee and Ohio valley, south
west, veering to colder northwest winds,
cloudy and rainy, followed by clear
weather, with rising barometer.
For the Lake region, veering TO colder
northwest winds, falling, followed by ris,,
ing barometer, cloudy and rainy, followed
by colder and clearing weather.
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extraordinary vigilance and activity OF our
physicians, DrS. Lyons and Prisstly, who
seem never to weary OF doing good, and
are meeting with remarkable success. DR..
SemmeS Is rapidly recovering.
We miss the ener setic services Of our
President, G. W. Thomas, who has been
sick several days, He hopes 70 be OH duty
tomorrow. Father Dugan, who with the
exception OF Father Cogan, who died at
his post, Is the only minister who remain
ed with Us, Is out again fully recovered,
and goes cheering and encouraging the
we'll and ministcring to the sick.
rSignedl J. C. DEvISE,
- n Chairman Rtlisf Committee
LITrLE Rock, September $50 far the
Howard Association has collected and for
warded to the yellow fever districts about
5000. The quarantine at this place Is
still enforced with rigidness. No case Of
fever has occurred here, and this city was
never healthier. Weather very warm to-
day. Thermometer 90'. ..r..r
' as MALIGNANT AS EVER.
GRENADA, September 25.-No deaths and
but one new case for the past twenty-four
hours. The fever is as malignant rs 4
month ago, but there is little material for
Il. Weather clear and warm. .t
aAI t4a VEyER INCREASING. s,.nr
IIoLLY STRINGS, September 25,-Picase
send US one physician and ten nurses.
The fever is increasing, and the demands
upon US az appalling. .D.
sfs9.LAGASDA PLANTATION.
NEw ORLEANS, Sptember 25. DR.. J. T.
Taylor returnea, yesterday from Uganda
Plantation, sick with the fever. He is At
tended by DIS. Briskell and Bruins.
= The Howards received the following:
Thibadeanx: Every available nurse is
at work, and more are needed, Please
send Us by all means six more female
nurses. H'" 7'i..' ~
:. 4. (, e..I.-.lr ~. !, At vicKsurRo, l..r.,d
ylcxsBuRo, Miss, Sept. 25. Weather
warm and clear; thermometer OF. There
we're ten deaths recorded to-day, seven |
whites and five .colored. The whites were
al children under eight years Of age. The
fever continues increasing throughout
Warren county, new cases are heard OF
daily. ..i...r u ,.,l.... .,....- l.sll.
Al Boyina eighteen cases are reported.
Doctors, nurses and medicines have been
sent there. 70. .-.....u.l .al.. ,u,.H |
The fever nj. Luke, Miss, is very malig-
nant; more doctors and nurses will be sent
thera tomorrow from Hicksburg:
At Laurence, Miss, on the V. ( n. Rail
road the fever is very bad. Doctors, nur-
,es and medicines viii be also sent there
Tttr.,Y-,
: President Rockwood, of the Howard
Association, IL alive tonight, but no hopes
IRE entertained OF his recovery. ~
Tie steamer Kate Dickson, which left
here yesterday with doctors, nurses and
supplies for Greenville, is reported aground
iffymiles above here. The steamer Car
lie has been sent to her relief 198I
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5,IxpilSAroLIs, September o5.-Elaborate
are being made tor Is,s tne re-
union 81 the army o. Tennessee ~ = inuian- V,-
apolis, October 3Oth and 3ist uenesaIs
sherman, Sheridan, Hancock, Pope, Burn;
side, Logan, Baell and JET 2, Davis whI
attend. and other distinguished officers
are expected to be present. The indica-
tons promise large attendance form otn-
er States, and preparations are being made
accordingly, li.-fHl
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Annual Meeting OF Northern Paeine
- y HtoekhoiderS.

Nrw YoRx, September %. The annua!
,nferine-uf the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company stockholders was held to-deIy;
The gross earnings for the year were ST..
lss sSi; expenses, s6sl, ,Soe; leaving net
balance OF S562, ,070, or q net increase q
Sl6a, ,3Sl over last year. The operations OF
the land department have been active,
nearly tliree.ionrths Of q million acres be-
ing disposed Of. ~. ~ ! !. ..-.--
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a1nofa word oerrath:J CT
SSmxi YoRx keDiembery &5..D6nnell,

Lawson { Co, OF this city, emphaticaIIy
deny the statement made in st. Joseph
telegram that the Treasurer OF the State OF
Kansas had drawn upon them for 800, 600.
They state that the balance with them to
the credit OF the Treasurer OF Kansas is
only Il 81; thlt the, Treasurer has not
drawn upon them for any sam whatever,
and that there is no pretense on the part
OF the Treasurer that his balance with them
exceeds 81 81.
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FRANCE
II ;, @ 49, n glgn: r,t,iEnir1 iEnl aEhI1

i ruE SEwFoySpLASD FISliERiEs,. -,
PAn.s, September .. Thc. Patris;s says;
We learn that the difficulties, betweeh
France, EnglaudIandS the u hited fStates
relative to the Newfoundland fisheries
have been arranged, The three Cabinets
are now drawing up convention which
will obviate all further disagreemerts.i i"''4
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rights OF suffrage to all citizens OF the Uni
ted States without restriction by constltU:-.
tional and legal enactments; the Prepay2
ment OF poll tax asa qualification for
voting is q violation OF every principle ot
equal rights, and ought no longer to he re-
quired, aud while We favor all reasonable
regulations toprotcctth purity Of The bal
| lot. We declare thatth lGwspasscd by the
Republican Legislatures in recent years,
tending to, hinder and obsruct the most
ample exercise OF the elective franchise by
our citizens, deserve condemnation otall
lovers oitrle liberty und free Sufrase!' 4
7th. We demand there shall he no
further increase OF State debt, and that
measures for its gradual reduction and
anal extinction berisidly enforced ( we de-!
mand that constitutional provisions be
made 10 restrain State, counties lIand
MUNICIPALITIES from Increasing their debts
| In time Of peace ;we, demand the abolition
OF ali unnecessary offices and the reduction
OF expenses as necessary for the well being
OF the people; We demandthat MasSathuf
sets shall, observe hesobligations "a other
States 50 our, ,eommonYcal shall not be
made q, safe asylum for refugees from pub
80 s-g5sb IA .ls.'rsI - -rt-js u 1frt
.aIJ-4l iIf,Eaa = 1s'q = " h3Ha
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Heavy wash In the c. d N. L. s. n. n.

DErRotr, Mrcn., Sept 25.-A special from
st. Joseph, Mich, states that heavy storm
this morning wased away piece OF the G.
& N. L. S. K. T. track, near Colona. The
Grand Rapids express was thrown from
the track and the engine totally wrecked!
One man was seriously and one lady Sc
verely injured. ......
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SEw .YoRk, September %. The Ameri-
can Rifle Team sho. . match At GreedmooEea
to-day. Sumner made an unprecedented
score OF 2ol IN d possible 925S; Jackson, rem.
dered 2I7, while the grand total reached
1850 points aglinst l.Tjj OF the team on
the first day ayear ago. The scores were
At each range a. follows: ir .,...,..
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rEFkaf an Interesting call yesterJiay
hr Ppi,GI I.Lms, dfsBethait College,
Vi, r,nraed from visit to Europe 2
:, d,r, a.o. This was his second vfstt
hAell,i ,sn years. and besides he isa
uire Of ..lsace, one Of the two French
,praees that were cedcd TO Germany ut
a,ss the late war; hagiIg left thAt
ss,r in his youth. He found that q
c.4 4.in.e hal occurred in Alsnce since
ts va, principally in the loss sotIeamtal,
al panieuLaFIy manufacturing capital!
lyset1il lay after the close Of the var
i vsoas were required to make their
saoa Ehether they would remain and
inae loyal to Germany, or retain, their
iuta citizenship and emigntet French
lliag. sixty thousand Of .ths,PeOple
DE 70 rnis,ate. and they td4s i#illh
4a. us AMOUNT OF the capital Of, the
NJiar. They made their choice tniaan
EAalto escape the German military
srTre for elrrhil,lren, ind also because
d,Tnneh policy is muclimore, favorable
D manufacturing interests, i.-and, Sfnr5s
As; bteaRse Of their attaehmehs''to
EaAe. This feeling OF attachment to
Eauoe lha Proi. says, Ia. overwhelming
ia9u; those who remain7bekind: :" Their
hits ART ViGh tlc new Republic. b-eis
thvropF0t 4tsaresEaK Kl6tN French
ni tianaaa. Both these, hnguusts are
nFter'OnsHc' to Prof I.ooS, aud he con-
rsnel With the people in both languases
Ehtnetcr he stopped Il moment to talk Q
rpUl gathered around him. This was
Particularly Tie case in his native town Of
NodA, thc p!ace where the war COM
sssnel, which i, about twenty miles from
be hmoas city Vi $;rasburg, At every
sarr Ehrrc The Prof. stopped to make an
hTiT about the friends Of I his
!Sih, ihe neighbor. would cluster around
EaS hear about America. which TO them
iHe deal lapl Of all lands beneath the
Sa, ud to which thousands Of them
Vssa slalIy emicra,c il tbey only had the
nar. When he told them that III
lataca ia.t ruilrnnd train could run
" esh! days across the continent. and
hat an ,rmy of 1000 soldiers sIlfIiced 10
Eapl our immense frontier exposure. 20. q.
El ;hs Indians and keen the peace
,aons ourselves, ,bey, were astonished,
"a by my IL contrast SPOKE of the
:'m soldier, ,,a, wcro, ouartsred In
DER province whero =, crcnt cxnense ID
be people. immense iostiicotions were J,l
b,ia. bull. 10 prevent r1nrs from I'd.
f~e,dac ,hscDnn,r,. =, s,nno,fnture ,,ly.
Pni Loo. WIS in Iicrmany durinr the
k,srlcc,ion,. opa ry,l,;nSJ ;ors tho rcfu.
GdtEe people 10 .ns,SiS I i5S . demand; ES nm 81
ssaa,k a.ain,, thsS SocinIis,s Il st He nuoted
9rssprc,,!oas Of the augsburg and Co,
tae lagers conservative iourpaIs-par.
tcIa'ly the Anrshpn, G,.,s, oyainst the.
tHnl, Of III. Imne1inll Ciovernmsn,,,
'Ash ten to the etysst that q WIS ,lan'
F9s to =, beyunl cops,i,,,tionSl hui i / q sl;mit,
'aihe way Of placing the liberty and liie
dho citizen ut the mcny Of thgroySru.
u'as They c5ntcRTcd i55t ffBS STese6.
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western Associated Press Meeting.

DAYTON, o., September 25.-The Board
OF Directors OF the Western Associated
Press will meet at the Gibson House, Gin
cinnati, Friday Of this week, to consider
matters OF special Importance to oil mem.
bers who take what is called pony" or
day reports. All such members should be
present .r
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Goods.

NEW YoEE, September Exclusives re-
mains moderate with package houses and the
jObbing trade Is less active. Cotton goods are
quiet md steady IN first lIands. Prints IN
light demand, except Turkey Red and Patch
work styles, which ,arc d1lng well q Dresl
goods IN stcaly request. Mems wear woolens
quiet Foreign gods In stesdy demand. W. -
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CoLrNRrs,. September 25.-The Ohio
Conference Of the d. +. Church assembled
here to-day, Bishop Harris presiding. One
hundred and thirty-eight members re-
sponded to the roll call. Rev. J. 7. Miller,
Of Lancaster, was elected Secretary. a.
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What 0reron Asks.

SAY FRAxctsco, September 25.-In the
Oregon Legislature. to-day the House
adopted memorial asking Congress to
extend the time for building the Northern
Pacific Railroad; also memorial asking
Congress to provide for throwing the
Umatilla reservation open 10 settlement.
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IsnIASAroLis, september 25.-At Leba-
non, thirty miles north Of here, q severe
storm this afternoon unrooted houses, blew
down the new Presbyterian church, and
played havoc generally. The damage may
reach forty thousand dollars. Soliyes lost.
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NEw YoRx, September 25.-Jamcs "A.
Hamilton, son OF Alex. Hamilton, died
yesterday at his country seat, in the Dist
year OF his age. He was . prominent law
yer in this city at one time. For many
years he lived in retirement at IryingtOn.
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GREECE
TURKS RIruLsEp.

1ArrEss, September 25-1Tbc journals
here announce that 500 Turkish. troops
attacked a body Of insurgents at Apidia,.
Thessaly, and were repulsed with loss of
korty men. rr i.tfTf st. 3, sflpti ~ u
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ENGLAND,
EXPLOSION opp,.,rn;arowbRR. ~.

ESPLosioSoFULAsrPSf foWpkk'
LoxDoS, September o5:-h dispatch from
DiyoIa, Switzerland, says: atthe Southern
mouth OF the ST, Gothayl tunnel, that
three cases OF gunpowdcr. Tor blasting IN
the tunnel, exploded to-day. Ten work
ingmen were killed and isereral.tefribly
injured. run.fN % IN Ys1syl tinnl 1d
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ST. Lorls} }&cptember 25LJdst as the
races were about to commence this alter
noon a tremendous rain and wind storm
came up, which continued so long that the
races will not trot until Friday.
CoLuNnts, Ohio, September 25.--
The unfinished ,,2:30 race OF yesterday
was completed to-day. The last heat was
won 7bv Belle. Brassfeld in 2:25. Neome
second, Dick Wright third, Silversides
(eaTtls-Many claim that there was con-
spiracy among the drivers to. allow Brass,
fieli towin. The judges then announced
that their decision as to the winner OF tne
race would be reserved until tomorrow
and declared all pools of.
Tue attendance at to.day's races was
lnrgerthan Yesterday. .--
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The Parliamentary, Committee contin'
ued the discussion Cf thct! Socialists Dill 10.
day and adopted several lihctdl amend!
ments despite the opPositiofof tliecenseFs
vatives. Count Van Enlepbnrg spoke
against one, Of the amendments, mt, but vas
unable TO defeat It. -, k,,, "a, sr0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

HUNGARY PROTESTS AGAINST OCCUPATION !oF
aa. BOSNIA. ''slr'i su.ir- a-lf
yrExxA, September o. The Hungarian
radicals hold mass meeting at PcSth Sun
day next TO protest against the occupation
Of Bosnia. Deputies, Lceiy aud. Slneay,
lead the movement. Resolutions TO be
submitted declaring the OCCUPATION 70 be
fatal to the Hungarian nation, protest
againt the sacrifice OF Hungarian blood
and money and against their, wishes, they
demand the withdraw OF troops from
Bosinia. The agitation Is regarded as a
party measure ofa small but turbulent
minority. The recent elections gave the
Government large majority, slEai,ai1l
The Austrians have occupied seomeuik,
ton Of Bosnia. ~ % O' '-'" '''''' ~ ''.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26
NO AnArIsfRyr.

CANTON, Mss; September 25.- There Is
no apparent abatement In 1.-The fever.
Twenty-one new cases in the last twenty.
four hours, mostly negroes We feel more
encouraged now at our decreased mortal
ity, which Is due to good nursing and the