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I CISciNSATI, September l8.-The follow
ing account Of most horrible murder is
given by dispatch from Houston, Texas:
The wife OF Geo. Lynch, a respected citi-
zen Of Heckely, Texas, died some weeks
ago, leaving an infant. Lynch had sever.
al other children, the oldest, Clennie, be-
ing II years. On Friday night the family
retired as usual, the lamp being left burn
ing in the main room. At midnight the
father was awakened by q pistol shot and
the ball striking him in the breast. He
sprang up and saw masked man stand
ing in the middle OF the room pointing
pistol at him. The assassin fred again,
the ball entering beneath the collar bone.
Lynch fell unconscious, and when he re-
covered he found himself lying in a lane
outside the premises. The assassin, think
ing Lynch dead, seized, a hatchet and put
the children, who were witnesses, out Of
the way. He assaulted Clemmie and
buried the .hatchet In her head. He also
crushed the skulls Of three other children; I;
then set fire to the house. The distracted
father saw the burning house fall in
on the bodies Of his eight children, The
bodies were afterwards exhumed and an
inquest held, when the hatchet wounds
were discovered on the skulls OF the chill
dren. 1t is thought Lynch will recover.
A young man named Boatwail, with whom
he had a difficulty, is suspected OF the
crime,
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dies and roughs that frequent the corners,
saloons, &c. There is no street in our
city that is used more by pedestrians both
ladies and gentlcmen) after dark than
Union street, between 3lst and SOD streets,
and our corners are much freer from loaf
ers than some OF the corners on Belmont
street, between 32d street and the post
office.
As for our manufacturing establish
ments, three.fOurths OF the employees do
not live north OF the point on Union street
where it is proposed to locate the office:
We have south Of that point the National
Glass Works, Bellaire Window Glass
Works, Ohio Glass Works, Belmont Coal
Works, Pittsburgh Coal Works and the
Office Of the Buckeye Lantern Company Is
on Union street, near the proposed location
OF tho office. Besides all this, the majority
OF the country people who receive their
mails through the Bellaire Postofiice come
in from tho South Side, and by the re.
moyal Of the office to Union street It would
accommodate many more from both city
and country than it does in its present
location. This Is the firm belief Of one
who wants to publish only the Truth.
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CINCINNATI, September ID. Cotton Easier
at lie. Flour-Dull family 81 15a5 so. Wheat
Demand fair and prices higher; red and
amber s5a95c; white 0OaOtc. 0ats--Steady,
with fair demand at 20a26c. Rye-Demanri
airand market hrmcr ut 52a53c. Barley
Demand fair and firm; No. 2 fall 81 O5.f (. Pork
Quiet and firm at 50 80. Larl-In good de-
mani and a shade higher current make % 10 /;
kettle sas4c. Bulk Meats-In good demand
and shade higher; shoulders held at 5kc; /;
short rib 0%c bid for cash slles; oHc buyer
September; short clear 6'ss bid, gkc asked.
Bacon-Fairly active and shale higher ut Ga
GMa7Nc. Buttcr-Steady aud unchanged.
Whisky-$l 90. .fGh g.. E5j1E iGi -
HoGs-Quict; common s. O0a3 e5; light
s. 75ai Is; packing 8 00a4 20; butchers 4 20
al 40, - .r.r..4. .I#
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CHICAGO, September 16.-Flour-Quiet and
Whcat-Active. firm and higher
No. 2 red winter 90 i-2c cash; 9l9la92c 0c.
tober; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 l.2c cash |;
Ss3-4aSs Z &c October; SOC November; No. f3do
lie bid rejected 6sc. Corn-Active but lower
at IS $50 cash; 81 t-ia31 3.Sc October; 81 S.sa
37jIc November; rejected SIC Oats Dull,
weak and lower at 10 5.Sal9 SAC cash +; 20 7.sc
October; q SIC November; rejected IKE
Rye-Steady at 45c. Barley Steady and
firm at 81 90 cash; / OSal 06 October. I Pork
Strong and higher at 5 72}iaS 20 cash and
October; 5 50 2IzaS s. November. Larl-Steady
with fair demand at Q 77Il cash and octo-
Der; O 75 November. Bulk Meats-Actiye,
frm and higher at estate. lyhisky-steady
and unchanged at 81 OF! ~ 'l.'I ~ 9 =
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FnEMoyr, O., September lG.-The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hayes leave here in the
morning for Willoughby, Ohio, to attend
the reunion OF the Presidents old regi-
men, ,at that place on Tuesday. From
Willolishbyth the President will go direct to
Dayton to attend meeting OF the Board
offrustees of the Soldiers Home. On re.
turning he will go to Toledo and visit the
Statc Fair.. The family will stay at their
homo here on Friday, Saturday and Sum
day Hahd on Monday morning they will
leave for Pittsburgh, where they will visit
the Industrial Exhibition, and reach
Washington on Wetlncsdaymorning. q
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CoLuMnus, o., September lG.-The at.
tendance upon the State Fair to-day was
comparatively light. =!
In the free for all double team trot, for
a purse OF 500, there were three starters.
The following is the summary: Little Jake
and I.oafcr2, M; Queen OF Sheba and
Flora Day, !, 3, 2,2; Maggie and mate, 8, 9,
5, 81 $'fimS l9i521 s:57, $50, 2:57l.
In the free for all, pacing race, for a
purse of Sl75, there were three starters.
The following is the summary: Sleepy
Tom, j, ]; BILLY. Scott, 9, 8, 2; Nellie
Gray,3,2,.8; time, 2:22J?h1a, 2::e2!.
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THE wELIsBURa FAIR.
Large eAtteniance-KcmpIe and Several
Other People from Wheeling on Hand.

rir,I WELLsBrRd, September 49,. S
Special Report for the tntelliSeneer.
We have been favored with another fine
day for.the Fair, and IL Sol smiles upon Us
tomorrow those interested in the Fair will
be extremely happy. The awarding COM
mittees OF the several departments com
plcted their labors to-day. Red aud blue
ribbons are numerous. To say who re-
ceived first and second premiums would
be q task too important for this occasion.
In the Ladies' Department there was the
largest exhibition ever before shown.
Manufacturers and Agricultural Halls
were literally crowded with farm products
and manufactured goods. The Stock De-
partments were well filled.
The ring exercises to-day consisted Of an
equestrian contest between boys under Il
years Of age for a saddle. The following
boys entered: Charles Hancher, Johnny
Gelsthorpe, Johnny McElroy, Masters
Hartman, Hunter, Baney and Miller.
Hanchcr won the prize; Miller second,
Gelsthorpe third. S-
In the citizens purse trot for $50, first
$25, second Sl5, third 80, the following
entered: B. NJ. IIarker, B. NJ. Duck, B. N.
Mollie Murphy; resulting, Harker first,
Duck second, Mollie Murphy third. n
In the green pace the following entered:
Bro. NJ. Rich, S. NJ. Belle La Blonde, B.M.
Fanny Scott, G. Grey Tom, G. Deceiver,
with the following result: Rich first, Belle
Ia Blonde second, Deceiyer third.
Tomorrow ut 10 a. ". the ladies will ride
for silver cup. Five entries have been
made.
At 1880 a. NJ. the fancy double driving
teams will enter the ring. a !. n u
Ate r. NJ. sweepstakes trot will come of
andatSp NJ. the sweepstakes pace stoclose
with grand mule race. Much fun Is an.
ticipated. In my last report ! stated that
there was some contention in regard to
the time of I.atrobe, who won first
premium in the citizens purse 2:i0 race
on Saturday. The matter has been settled,
oath having been made that the said La
trobe had no record below 2:40,
We'noticc quite number OF Wheeling
people on the grounds to-day; among
whom were the Hon. sJddge Melvin, ex-
Governor Jacob, Major Anderson, AL
Reilly, Joseph Paul and Jacob Kemple.
Jake is going to lecture in School Hall on
Friday evening next; when We last saw
him we don't think that $500 audience
could have induced him to forsake the
spot, where all his hopes for the present
seemed to be. The attendance at the
grounds to-day was large. G. b. G.
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rSTAB[ISHED AUGUsTs24,sl852. f"

eqlallto i,tict DE qa,ssstd tqi,ie Of aRa.e real
aud ptrOaal property N de city Of H1eeling
has bean e6eced.
It is plainly evident from this record
that in a short period the whole six per
cent debt Of the government can be paid
off Provided always that the enemies of
the National credit do not in the mean
time succeed in getting possession of the
Government, In that event the whole face
OF afiairswillbe radically changed, and no
man can foresee the ills that are in store
for us notonly as respects the interest on,
the debt, but also as regards the whole
vast edifice Of values, and Of public and
private credit throughout the country. 4
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MEMPHIS ORPHANS.

NASHVILLE, Sept. l6.-R, 0, Reed, aged
three years, a refugee with his parents
from Hickman, KY, died here early this
morning with yellow fever. blMempiis
Catholic orphans reached here tonight
and were provided for one mile out OF the
city.
PIIis.
MEMPHIS, September 10. The mortality
to-day has been greater than was antici.
pated, Ill deaths being reported, so OF
which were colored. Yesterday there
were OS deaths instead OF 90 as reported in
these dispatches. Among the dead to-day
are F. Marshall, OF the citizens committee;
f.. W. Gibson, telegraph operator; DR.. $.
R. Clarke, and three OF the Howard Medi-
cal corps, viz: ]. D. Bard, of Brownsville;
DR.. Mences, OF Nashville, and ]. Il. Rem
mar, OF Indianapolis. The original force
OF physicians have been depleted by sick.
ness and death, but new acquisitions are
made almost daily, they being Dr. Near
land, an emminent physician from Sayan-
nah, Drs. Duncan and Young, from the
same city, who will arrive tomorrow, W.
S. Brooks, river editor OF the appeal is con-
yalescent. DR.. S. p. Clarke is isimproying.
Dave Peart, q member OF the Howard AS
sociation, has had relapse and is in u
critical condition. The Central Hotel, on
Adams street, will be opened in the morn
ing as an additional hospital for the How.
ard physicians and nurses. The resident
physicians reported 81 new cases TO the
Board Of Health to-day.
DEATH RATE AT ORLEANS DECREASING.
NEw ORLEANS, September l6.-From
noon to six Il. II. twenty-fOur deaths and
one hudred and thirty.f0ur new cases were
reported. Only about half Of these cases
have occurred since September 18th, the
Others prior to that date. The mortuary
report for the week ending at 0 p. N. Mon
days shows the total number OF deaths to
be 70o, OF which $50 were males, II 70.
males and 28l children under ten years
| Of age. OF total number Of deaths sol
were from yellow fever; 472 whites and
% colored. s''i -
DR.. Warren Stoueis still sick; only over.
worked. Among the new cases are ]. r.
Southmayd, Secretary OF the Howards, H.
lW. Haley, OF the Picdyins, DR.. +. Loeber,
Charles Phreu, Chas. Stockmeyer, jrY OF
E. T, Stockmeyer & Co., and George Dc.
can, OF Ocean & Co.
MORE CHEERFUL REPORT PROM HOLLY
II SPRINGS.
Holly SPRINGS, September This has
been q bright, warm and beautifnlday. DR..
Brigham Is more cheerful over the reports
as to the number convalescent. We have
/ the promise OF q complete list tomorrow
and daily hereafter, which will be tele'
graphed. The following deaths are re,
ported: P. R. Drum, Miss Laura DENNY
nurse from New Orleans, and Lewis
Thompson.
i We are much pleased tonight at the
arrival OF DR.. G. II. Gray, OF Denison
Texas, With one nurses He was sent undel
the auspices OF the Odd Fellows of ST
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ALLEGHENY Cattle.

East LrBEarY, September lG.-CArrLB-Re.
ceipts since Friday 26ls held Of through and
2siof local; total for the week ending to-day
s,45l head Of through and 2!5s4 u local,
against 3,655 head Of through and 2,2i0 Of 10:
cal last week, Ton loads were sold to-day, but
none for shipment Prices arc 1sc higher than
the closing prices Of last week. To form
quotations to-day wonld be unjust as none
but retail buyers are on hand. ~. r s,,5.L
HoGs-Receipts $40 head; total for the
week lO,s35 head, against Il, SO last week,
Workers q 1oa49S Philadelphias 81 5oa4 90.
Sog0od ones here. Z 1'10 1-'li' 7 q
sHEEr-Receipts $500 head total for the
week $500 head; against $500 lastweek. Sell.
Ing at s. 2ja4 3j. iaa j i51 gl!H-A1 +
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Terrible E.pIosion or Nltro-GIycerinc.


OH Cry, September 10. A special to
the Derrick dated Bradford, Pa, 18th, says:
Between l2 and o'clock to-day a maga-
zine containing twenty pounds OF nitro
glycerine and seyenty-tive pounds OF dyn-
amite, located on the Curtis farm, two
miles south OF Bradford, exploded with
terrific force, instantly killing Andy P.
Higgins, ]. P. Barkholder, n. B. Pulver,
and Charles S. Page. The mangled and
scarcely recognizable remainso Of tho unfor-
tunate men were found at differentpolnts
about the magazine, and at distances from
It varying from fifty to one hundred feet.
The cause OF the explosion is unknown.
Not one OF the party present is left to tell
the tale. On the night Of August Sth bur-
glars endeayored to open the magazine by
Inserting glycerlne into the look and firing
It with fuse. The attempt failed and the
explosive remained in the lock. Last
Sunday night, September 9Th, another
attempt was made to burglarize the safe
aud disarrange the lock. Pulver and his
friends were trying to open the safe, and,
it is supposed, fired the glycerine in the
lock. The accident created o profound
sensation, and hundreds Of people have
visited the sickening scene. Fragments
OF flesh and shreds OF clothing were strewn
over the ground. EtsEr5EtgEtas5 ,}
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PmLApELPInA,Septcmbcr lG@FLoua-Q -Quiet
ssd s ssssSM sarssnf y Il Sss 81 sfts Sss
grades Obas 90. Corn and Wheat-Firm
and unchanged. 0ats-Quiet and steady;
white western 27a2oc: western mixed 25a27c.
Rye-Unchanged. ,,provisions--Dull. Mess
Pork 10 00al0 o. Beef--India Mess 10c;
smoked hams 1l1Sal21sc. ,Lard-Quiet but
steady; butchers 7a71+c. Butter-Dull New
York State and Bradford county. Pa, extras
zoe; Western Reserve l4alOc. Eggs-Firm
western 17al0c. Chcese-Dull; chhice west.
ern 711asI8c. Petroleum-Dull; refined 9jsc.
bid; crude 7Ac. Whisky-Dull and un.
changed, w. I'M pgt.tF E,n.Lij
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Meeting at tho Soldiers Home president
Hayes and Party VIII be Present.

DAYTON, September l6.-A meeting will
be held Wednesday Of the Board OF Mana.
gers OF the National Soldiers at the Dayton
Soldiers Home. President Hayes, Secre-
tary McCrary, Chief Justice Waite, the ex'
otficio members OF the Board and Gen. B.
F. Butler, President OF the Board, will be
present. President Hayes will arrive in
Dayton Wednesday morning and leave in
the evening OF the same day.
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ST. CLA1RsyrLLE, O., Sept. 10, 1873.

sr. sr.CL&1RvnIE, O., Sept. 10, 1875.
Editors IntellIsenecr. ts t
The report published in to-day's Register
that case OF yellow fever was hereis en-
tirely without foundation. Thereport has,
no doubt, been originated by some one to
injure our fair.
Everything is lovely up here. Entries
exceed that OF former years. Prospects OF
the largest fair ever held in Belmont coun-
ty The narrow guagc is in good order,
and will bring you up to the fair in the
best style. Don't fail to come.
Yours Respectfully,
p - -.s~sH ss-..I i. III. PATTERSON II
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/, CHICAGO, September 10. -Advices from
Lasalle, ILL.,, state that Herman Chapman,
an express driver OF that city, was assault.
ed by three men on Saturday evening and
robbed OF fourteen hundred dollars and a
watch and left in a dangerous condition.
The place where the robbery waseommit-
ted was much irequented, and II yisYre-
markable that the deed had no witnesses.
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Ni'rg President Hopard association.
Reports fa6m Greenville, Miss, give the
total deaths to date 1888. The telegraph
line'to Greenville is still in bad condi-
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Editors IntelseEcer. K, & t--,slJ- illl
Yourissue Of yesterday Monday morn
ing, contained communication in regard
to tho removal OF the Postotfice from Bel
mont to Union street, and, with your per-
mission. Twill reply through your col
umns, b1s s ai.st
Your Justice Loving correspondent
says that a petition is being circulated in
a certain portion OF our city to have the
Postoffice removed, &c, I would say in
erply that there is no petition in circulation,
unles there is one on Belmont street for
the purpose Of retaining the office, Your
correspondent also alludes to Union street
rs short narrow street, near the rail-
roads and depots." v > 3.',, y ~, -. {.
Many OF the best business streets Of
Philadelphia are no wider; and being near
the depots Is an argument in favor Of the
change, for nearly all the travelling COM
munity pass along our street; and what
commercial, or any other kind OF traveller,
wants TO hunt about town for half hour
to find the postoflice when he has some
mail matterto send away? There are very
few people who come to our city TO do
business but what they are on Union
street sometime during their stay. I.
He also speaks Of the large number ol
runaways on our street. Nearly every
runaway that occurs on Union street has
| its starting point on Belmont street. and
some start as far up as the postottice' he
also says there are twenty saloons on the
three squares comprising the business part
OF Union street. This Is not true. Thert
are but sixteen y and of this number but
one in the square that we propose locating
tho postotiicc in, and that one is as quie
ERnd free from rowdyisnl as any other bust
mess house In the street He says, 100
THAT It snot safe for lady 70 walk q lonl
tho Language and bad conduct OF the row
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On CRY. September l0.---Market opened
quiet and steady with sales at s0'Ec delivered TO
Sc, closing at s3Hcl bid! Shipments 10000
barrels, averaging 10000 barrels Transactions
100000. mi. 4 5itr,E -gA'r,a.s ieqgf.el
PtTrsBuRqn, September l6.-PErRoLEuM--,
Dull crude at 81 0j;Se ut Parkers for i'm
mediate shipment refined at ilo>sc PhIla-
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Rtorn,.nonnd Passengers.

CLEVELAND, O., September l6.--About
six hundred Western storm.bound passen-
gers laying here1eft for their destinations
via the Cory, Erie & Lake Shore road,
this evening. I5l 'sjliz
The body Of George Hoffman, the fir, :
man who, with the engineer and one
brakeman, was drowned on Thursday
night, was recovered to-day. 7ai-H gel 5
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MouSDsvILI.E, Sept. 10, lsT;

Editors IntellIscncer:
Moundsyille and vicinity have this day
forwarded to Memphis s24s 70 for the BEN
eft Of theyeilow fever sufferers, beingthe
proceeds OF the concert, festival, lecture Of
Jacob Kemple, and contribution OF the NJ.
Z. Sunday School. Seventy-fve dollars
have heretofore been sent by the different
secret societies, makingin all 1928 20 do
mated for this purpose from our town.
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lks gnteligenfer

ssa,irc by the paper Of our old tel-
Ntno"r ,,o.,aap, Mr.. G. W. Harper tthe
~ psui VI Mis-. Gazette that the people
S,Jn,'tI, y .. nI,,c are living in constant dread
d 'a' ,,,,ion r,ra from the yellow fever. The
d i1is''. ;.o,cl 4, II half sheet, and in its
PREF ,,J : '0r news matter gives evidence of
'sfl'" ,.,o ~ that is upon that part Of the
a' ,I,,, p,,'s trom the presence of the plague
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AUSTRIA.
RosNlA mol pE oyERwnELNEn.

BOSNIA TO BE Overwhelmed.
I vienna, September 16.-It is clearly in
tended to crush resistance in Bosnia by
overwhelming masses. Russia has urged
Austria to declare the annexation OF
Bosnia. Austria, however, adheres TO the
occupation in accordance with the treaty
OF Berlin. I'D.
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political.

H AN AHrI.BurLER CONVENTION.
LOWELL, Mass, September 10. The Re-
publican Convention of the Seventh Con.
gregsional District to-day voted to call a
convention on October 81 to nominate a
successor 70 General Butler .--.l
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RellglonIin tl,e sehooIs.

NEw HAsES, Cr., September 1G.-At the
School District election to-day the issue
being the rc.establishment Of devotional
exercises in the public schools, the, ticket
favoring re.establishment was elected by
1900 majority. The Catholics united with
the Protestants to bring about the success
OF the Bible ticket. t-
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NEw YoRx, September 10.--Bpsiness light
with package houses, but the jobbins tradeis
fairly active. Cotton goods quiet In frst
hands and steady inprice. Prints In fair de-
mand for small lots. GinghanIs and cotton
dress goods less active Worsted dress goods
iu steady request. Mems wear wollens In
moderate demand. n9a1fGa1 'H1a1. l'-A '7l
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A Day Or National FASTING and Parser
~ - q called for. 3 = ass 3

PInLADELPHLA, Sept. 10 In'yicwof the
terrible progress Of the yellow fever, and
the distress caused by commercial depres-
sion and Observation-Disclosures the. conn-
try, d petition Is being circulated praying
President Hayes TO set apart q day for
National thanksgiving and prayer.
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ebIO7sWaaNOOW I'm .---7.--T m I7.f \
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shin Ashore nnd Total Los.

SAN tFRANcIsco, September 10. The
British ship Jessie Osborne, from Port
Augusta, Australia, went ashore last even
ing three miles north Of the heads. She
is now lying full OF water and will be a
total loss. All hands are SAFE, The
weather was thick at the time and a strong
wind M.L-- -.lA u. ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.


EEw YoRx, September le.-MoSEY-Clo
easy ut / ISa9 per cent, Prime mercantile paper
las per cent Customs receipts S26l, COO
clearings 100000. Sterling exchange, bank.
erS bills, 4.s2; sight exchange on New York
4.s6k. ~,
GoIp-lOoA. Carrying rates l-2al Bor-
rowing rates fiat and per cent.
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BALTIMORE, September 15.-The Grand
Lodge OF l. o. o. F. Of the United States
met In regular annual session at their hall
this morning. The grand body consists OF
l65 members,
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LEWISTON, ME., September 15.-on Sat.
urday night as o young Erenchman and
lady were returning home from circus,
they we're seized by six roughs. Twoheld
the man while four, rayished the lady.
Five men were arrested for completely in
tho crime 49,.
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wAsnlSoroS, September 15. The Bank.
ing house OF H. Z. Abbely& Co. suspended
this morning. Decline In the District oi
Columbia S65 bonds, in which the firm
dealt heavily is the cause Of the suspen.