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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Sept, 16.--Judge Gotschalk,
who was nominated for congress by the
republicans of the first district, on Satur-
day, has declined the nomination, and
Henry Zeigenhein has been substituted.
KANSAS Cry. Sept. I6.-The Kansas
Pacific road to-day, in accordance with a
long felt need began running an extra train
between Kansas City aud Denver. 1t
leaves daily at 1915 P. NJ, arriving in
Denver at l0A NJ
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sept. 16.-The
eighth annual Kansas City exhibition
opened to-day. 1t is the most successful
in point of attendance in the history Of
the Association. In the differen: Lalls
the day was mainly devoted to the compile
ton of displays. In the new building
adjoining the main hall, known as
Kansas Building, the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe r. E, is putting up display
declared by all who have seen it finer than
their famous exhibition at the Centennial.
Rarus, Smuggler, Lulu, Edwin Forest,
Hopeful Albemarle, Adelaide, Great
Eastern, Lucille, SCOTS, Thomas, Indian
opolis, and host eff other noted horses
are now stabbed. upon the Exposition
ground
Mathilde won the ! mile dash to-day il
l.19; Florence Paine the mile dash il
l.474. In trotting race for 2:30 horses
Frank won the first, third, and fourth
heats, best time 2:333.- Tomorrow Lulu
trots for 81, 900 to beat the best time OF
record on half mile track, having thre'
heats to do il in,
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CoNNEc TIGHT

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 16.-In the school
district election to day, the issue being the
re-establishment of devotional exercises il
the public schools. the ticket favoring re-
establishment was elected by 1900 maio'
rity, The Catholics united with the Pro-
testants to bring about the success of the
Bible ticket
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rnw xozx.

New York, Sept. l7.-Theo Allen. q
notorious gambler. to-day shot and killed
private detective Edward Malloy &C Aliens
gambling house 90 Broadway. Allen was
the first TO inform the authorities of the
affair, and claims it was accidental They
we're in q room alone together, and Allen
was showing Malloy revolver he had pur-
chased the evening before.
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The Rapid Growth in Popularity of
MILK OF MAGNEsIA as remedy for sour
stomach. heartburn. constipation, gout,
gravel and urinary troubles, warrants the
belief that it will eventually supersede,
as it deserves to do. all other preparations
of Magnesia. Sold by all Druggists.
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ocean Disaoter.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept, 1.-THE steam
Eer Aucon, just arrived from Portland, re-
ports that on the morning of the fifteenth
inst, in a thick fog, she ran down the
schooner Phillips about Is miles off Um-
pqua bar; the schooner sank in FIVE min.
utes; passengers and crew were saved by
the steamer
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Releasea penians,

PORTLAND, Sept. I7.-Condon & Mel
ody, Fenians, were discharged from Port.
land prison this morning, and Immediately
left for Southampton in charge of the
deputy governor of the prison and two
wardens, who will attend them until they
are embarked on the steamer Moselle
which sails to-day from Southampton for
New York.
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yellow Rever.

LONDON, Sept. l7.--Advices from SEN
egal to the eighth of September, says the
yellow fever has almost ceased there and
in Goree, where it has been epidemic since
the middle Of July.
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WIscoNsIN.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. .16.-The annual
meeting of the Supreme Council, Northern
Jurisdiction, Thirty-third degree of Ma
sons, begins here tomorrow.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-For three years
the large jewelry house of Mateson & Co.
have lost. now and then, articles of value
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Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
The Eastern Question

VIENNA. Sept. 16.-The Austrians have
captured Samatz, on the Save. The town
sent flag of truce after short lombard
ment, but as the Austrians entered they
met with resistance in the streets and
were compelled to lombard the place again
before its capture was completed,
Three Russian army corps have been
ordered to return to Eastern Roumelia.
The Pesther Lloyd says the Sultan has
definitely decided to cede nothing to
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CoENEcTIcUT.



New HAVEN, Sept. l7.--Democratic
state convention met in Music hall this
forenoon; every town in the state being
represented. Hon. Francis A. Marden
was chosen permanent president. The
committee on resolutions are IN favor of
soft money. Senator Eaton and A. K.
Burr are not in the convention, and it is
reported they left town in disgust when
they ascertained the complexion of the
committee on resolutions.
The old state ticket, Erfardt ID. Hub
bard, for governor; Francis 3. Loomis,
for lieut.. governor; Dwight Norris, for
secretary of state; Edwin A. Buck for
treasurer; Charles G. Hubbard for comp
troIIer, were nominated by acclamatioD.
The declination of Francis B. Loomis tor
lieut.. governor was read. and decllnation
accepted.
Hon. Charles Durand, of Derby, was
nominated for lieut.. governor by acclama-
ton and accepted. %
Breaking of Dam-oreat Flood, Damage,
etc.
MAYS LANDING, N. j., Sept. lT.-The
dam above Woods cotton mills on Egg
Harbor river race burst last night, causing
great damage to property. When the
dam gave way the whole body of water
seemed to burst forth in single huge
column and the town was submerged in a
few minutes. Bridges, timber and coal
piles, and in fact all things movable were
borne away by the food. The villagers
were aroused by the crashingin of windows
and doors, and the rush of a current oil
| muddy water carrying lumber, sticks, coal
and stones through their houses. A scene
of widest excitement followed. Several
persons are reported lost. and it is said
that two bodies, one of a woman and the
other of child, have been washed up on
the river bank. three miles, below the
town, Great numbers fed from theil
houses and escaped through the rushing
waters to high grounds; many of these
we're in their night clothes, few taking
time even to catch their clothing.
| The loss to coal and lumber men is es
timated at $4,000; this does not include
the great damage which results from de-
stru0tion of furniture and household eff
| fects.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1T.-Captain Porter
burned the steamer Porter's barge Mlng(
few miles above this city, last night, val
ued at $4,000.
Laura Franklin was killed by her lover
Chambers Anderson in quarrel at Eas
Seventh street, late last night; both were
colored.
Manager D. w. Caldwell of the Pan
handle R. R. telegraphs that the damage
to the road by the recent high water, i
repaired, and trains are running through
without delay.
A dispatch from Chief Justice Waite
received this morning, states that he viii
be in Toledo on Thursday, the 10th
President Hayes is to reach the city at 6 A
that morning. both 60 to Dayton, wher
they attend the session of the Trustees o
the Soldiers Home.
The Tri State fair was formally opene,
to-day by Gov. Bishop. Governors VIII
Hams of Indiana, and CrossweIl Of Mich
ligan, were also present and delivered shor
addresses. The weather is fine and th
attendance large
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mAssAcuuaETs

BosToN, Sept. ia FIRE 10 Merchants
Bank this morning caused loss of $780,
coo.
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GERMANY

BERLIN, Sept, 16.-The debate opened
in the Reichstag to-day on the anti so.
cialistic bill. Herr Richensporge, ultra
montane leader, declared himself opposed
to the bill He said his friends need not
meet it 10 a purely negative spirit. He
wished to have it referred to committee.
Herr Rebel, socialist. denied that there
was any connection between the attempt
against the Emperor's life and socialism.
He declared that the socialists did not de-
sire the abolition of property, only its mo-
difcation. Count Won Eulenburgh showed
that Nobling had declared himself social
ist, the socialist press had defended him
and Hoedel and approved the recent mur-
ders in Russia
BERLIN, Sept. 16.-The Torpoartz re-
ports that German socialists collected
10000 marks to meet the expenses of the
recent election. Of this sum $500 came
from the United States.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. l6.-The superior of the
Trappists at Sept Fonds, department of
Allier, has purchased land in Pennsylvania
for 300 monks at Sept Fonds, Mount Mel
larry, ireland, and Lariastein. The monks
will themselves erect q monastery and
other buildings. "a
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upon tho two candidates (Messrs.
Neil and Miller) and ascertain if
they were willing to withdraw.
NIr. A, 7. Miller rose, and spoke
in substance as follows:
I have been once fairly and
squarely elected to the position of
intendant. I believe this is ad-
mitted. I do not want any discord
or any rupture. 10 ask me to
Withdraw now does look like sitting
me, but 1 do not wish to cause any
dissensions, I therefore withdraw,
and nominate, for the position of
intendant, Mr.. James A, Brice.
Mr.. Jno. J. Neil rose and said
It is we'll known that I did not
seek tho office of intondant, but was
put forward in the matter. T hard
ly know what to say, I have had
no conference with my friends, and
scarcely know how to act, If I had
put myself forward in the con test,
/ would feel free to act, but under
the present circumstances 7 would
like to consult some Of my friends.
I anu placed in an awkward position,
and wish time to consult. Before
the last election I signed paper
agreeing to compromise and with
draw. but the other side would not
consent. After consultation with
some gentlemen present Mr.. Neil
continued For tho sake of har-
mony [ withdraw. I do so,however,
with great reluctance, and only in
the hope that my action will har-
monize the party,
On motion of DR.. T, r, Robertson,
the thanks of the meeting were
unanimously rendered to NIessrs
Neil and Miller for withdrawing for
the sake of harmony,
On motion Q: Mr.. T. R. Robert
son, Mr.. james i. .Brice WAS unani-
mously nominated, by acolamation,
for the position of ;ntendant.
Nominations for wardens being
then in order, the following~named
gentlemon we're put in nomination {:
Jno. J. Neil, A. p. AIillor, w. N.
Chandler, r. w. Phillips, r. nj.
Huey, j. T. McA[aster, J. H. Gum
mings and T. r. Robertson. Mr.,
Neil declined, and nominated Mr.. r.
j. McCarley.
The meeting then proceeded to o
ballot, which resulted III the choice
Of the following named candidates
for wardens; w. N. Chandler, R.
j. McCarley, T. r. Robertson and
j. H. Cummings.
On motion, the meeting then adj
journed,
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Democratic Meeting,

Pursuant to the call previously
made, meeting Of the enrolled
Democrats residing within the cor
porate limits Of Winnsboro was
held in the courthouse on Monday
night. Mr.. Geo. H. McNInster, the
president of the township club,
called the meeting to order and
stated that the object for which it
was called was to make nominations
for intendant and wardens of the
town. Mr.. McMaster expressed
the hope that the proceedings
would be characterized by harmony,
and by a desire to promote the
welfare of the town and of the
Democratic organization. He then
declared the meeting ready for
business.
Col. Jas. H. Rion rose, and i'd
dressed the meeting substantially
as follows:
Before the meeting takes any
action as to the nomination of can.
didates, / desire to offer q fcw
general suggestions. My sole
object is to preserve harmony and
unanimity in the Demoeratic party.
A failure on the part Of the organi-
zation in town will be but the COM
mencement of greater evils, and
would extend. in it's bad results,
into the country. We should carry
out the policy that has hitherto
brought us successive should be
united ard harmonious. We should
meet in caucus, select our candi-
date, and then stand by him. We
should act in such way rs to pre-
vent the weakness that would
result from one wing of our party
having to throw itself on tho other
party for success. We have re-,
Gently witnessed In neighboring
towns the bad results of dissensions
in our ranks, and the benefits of
harmonious action. In Columbia
the Democrats were united, and
they succeeded IN carrying the city.
In Camden there was a division.
and persons outside of the party
came in and exercised influence. In
Winnsboro, too, for that matter, we
have been divided. We have had
one warm contest, md it is there
fore difficult to go on without a
contest now. I think that contest
was unwise, and we don't want
another. I advise that both the
candidates in the late election
should be withdrawn, and some
third person nominated. If one of
the former candidates be nominated
it will be more difficult to harmon-
ize than if both ore withdrawn If
both cannot be induced 80 with
draw, then one of them ought to-
and let us have the other. I hope
there is nothing "put up" and
arranged beforehand, but that we
are here for consultation and con-
sideration. We have every reason
to fear that these dissensions and
divisions may extend beyond the
corporate limits of the town. This
would be disastrous.
Willis Goode moved that q COM
nittee of five be appointed to wait
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DIR. Isaiah Simpson has the
thanks Of the Office for some very
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