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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.

CoSsrASrrNoPLR, Sept. 2.-According tc
authentic information direct from Bosnia
and Herzegovina, the Austrians are acting
with great energy but with moderation
Nevertheless reports are circulated that
the army OF occupation has been guilty oi
many excesses and cruelties. These accu.
sations bear singular resemblance to char.
ges brought against the Russian army in
Bulgaria and Roumania. This explains
perhaps, the change which recently occur.
red In the attitude Of the Austrians; in
Rhodope, reported a few days ago.
The Austrian delegate gave his active co.
operation in the preparation ofthe report,
but now, to the surprise Of his colleagues,
he seems indisposed to sign the
document. Leading Russian officials
Say the investigation was evidently made in
u biased spirit and the commission instead
of studying seriously the question Of how
the refugees might be assisted, occu-
pied itself with collecting its Porte state
ments for indictment against the Russian
army. They declare the dignity and
Of the army and Government
prevent them from giving serious atten.
ton tosuch transparent calumnies.
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CHICAGO, September 2-Flour-s Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand but at
lower rates; No. red winter a5c;. No. 2, ir
No. 2, SSj<c; SOC cash and September; s9}sc
bid October; No 5, Sic. Corn-Quiet and
weak at.S61Scbid cash 3Ga!c bid September; !;
S75Ec bid October rejected S4Xc. oats-Dull
and prices shade lower at 201.c cash; 2o1.a
20Itc September; DC October; rejected nc.
Rye-Qniet and unchanged. Barley Strong
and higher at 81 10 cash and September:
Pork-In fair demand but ut lower rates and
unsettled 80 25 cash 8 221a9 25 September;
0 81 Lad 40 October. Lari-Dull, weak and
lower; % 9Oa8 92 IL cash or September: 81 05
az OK October. Bulk Meats-Easiera at 6ae1la
exc, Whisky-Sl OF.
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New YORK, September 2.-The Custom
House Committee, appointed by Congress,
Fernando Wood, Chairman, organized to-
day, and will begin Its inquiries tomorrow.
Mr.. Wood submitted letter from Secretary
Sherman, stating that he regarded the in
quiry rs SO important to the public service
thathe hoped to personally attend during
the meeting OF the subcommittee, with a
view to promote in every possible way the
completeness OF the work proposed, and
also offering to the committee all iniorma-
ton within his department. and directing
the Customs officers at New York to fur
nish the committee every facility for car
rying on the investigation. ..r..
Mr.. Wood then read a letter Of his own
to Collector Merrett, setting forth that the
scope of the proposed inquiry will cover all
such matter as the resolutions will author
lie. The precise points Of the investiga-
ton relate to the practice OF the entry OF
the merchandise; e;method ofthe.payment Of
duties; the examination OF invoices and
valuation in appraisements; the practica-
bility Of consolidating the departments or
divisions and placing the whole machinery
under one head so as secure more
efficiency and less cost Of collection.
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IR newspaper fraternity of the State
nEtl represented at this time in our
.iis. We notice among them the fol-
byils we'll known brethren: Col. Nclse
Hda1n, Of the MorgantOwn Poa; Col.
R1tenbeg, Oithe Hancock Courier;J. f.
he oitleTyler county Star; George A.
Gal dthe Moundsyille Gasdte; W. W.
Ens, Of the NoundsyiIle REPORTER, ].
q Jaob, Of the Wellsburg Herald ;
GSi Glass, Of the Panhandle Ners; ;
Morrow, Of the New Cumberland
h7o.Lni, Mr.. Dix, Of the Fairmont
hh, J. +. Hart, Of the wetzel Democrat,
tdE c. Brace, Of Washington City.
K'@Nlhlly invite all these brethren to
aietheuseIves at home in the INTELLt-
fTHRO4cc during their sojoun in our
MI
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CINCINNATI, September 2-Cotton--Qhiet
and steady at 1l4Ic. Flour-Wcaker;; family
81 25a5 90. Whcat-InRctive; red and amber
0Oa95c; white 9Sa9Sc. Corn-fn good demand
at 42aiic. oats-Dull and heavy at aoa2oc
Rye-Steady and In fair demand st 4saSSc.
Barley-In good demand; No. . fall 81 92a
los Pork-Steady at $40 00al0 25s Lard
Dull and prices shade lower; current make
at q OF bid, 10 asked; kettle sas l.2c. bulk
Meats-Quiet and firm; shoulders 61sc; short
rib held at 0 05 cash, Sales at o 2S buyer SEP,
tcmbcr; short clear exc. Bacon-Dcmanh
fair and firm at s 1.2a555 ia6j jSa7a7Isc. Butter
I'm good demand, but only for best qualities; =
fancy creamery 23c; choice Western Reserve
15a17c; choice Central Ohio 12a14c. unseed
0il-Firm at 55c. Whisky-$i 06.
HoGs-Duli; common IS 0OaS 80; Light 600
al 80; packing ut 4 10a4 40; butchers 4 4oa
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Why Is II:


A WESTERN Ben RrTLIR.-We had some
difficulty in getting at exactly how Gen
Butler was going to issue SiOo, 100000 OF
greenbacls wherewith to settle people on
tho public lands, as he proposed in his
Salisbury beach speech, but here is a
western candidate for Congress, who has
worked out the details and is frank about
it.. 1t is Tom ATaginnis Of Newark, o.
Fellow-laborers Elect me TO Congress.
mi do this for you whom Iget there. You
are entitle TO 1G0 acres OF land anyhow.
How are YOU going to get 1t? I'll tell you
how We will make greenbacks enough
to nav the bonded debt OF the nation.
This naid. will save to the people S35, ,0OO,-
OO0 interest annually. I'll take thus
money and give to every poor man VINO VINO
desires TO 90 West with his family slOOO
IN each OF these sons of toll. Thus pro
vide for $4,000 families yearly, don't
propose TO give this as q apresent! f! propose
10 loan Il without interest. II these men
can't nav it In five or ten years let them
nav Il when thcy are able. Some people
say s how are you to get these settlers thereT
Yon have no assurance they will go when
tbis iIa mon money " Is given them. Appoint
aasnts ali over the country, one in every
county. Make 1t the duty Of these men to
purchase railroad tickets for those desiring
io start. not transferable. When they
reach their destination ] would have other
agents there to provide for them build
them houses and barns, buy them horses
and mules, COWS and sheep and hogs-not
less then four brood sows for each family
This i what | would do. I'd bring sun
light to millions OF my iellow-laborers1;
By making them happy and prosperoas, !
would. at the same time, be adding untold
%ealth TO the nation. God bless me, my
dear friends 1t Is no trouble to do THIS
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PH1ApELRarA, Sept .. -FLouR-Market
5 50; Pennsylvania family 81 50a5 25 patent
and high grades. IS 5oaG so. ,,WheatTQuiet
and weak; red 81 06al 0s,i amber u 06s1 0s.
Corn Quietand weak yellow Sc tniixed Sic.
oats-Weak;, white western 2aa30c ilgiixed
western 25a2Sc. Provisions Quiet and firm;
mess pork 10JI fa101fc; beef, India mes, 1sa
Is1<c; smoked shoulders 6a81fc; salt 5llc;
hams 12ai2Ifc; picked loa1lc; green g..
Lard-Inactiye; loose butchers 81 so, city
kettle 7stc. Butter Quiet but steady;
creamery 20a22c; New York State and Brad.
ford County, Pa, extra 1aa19c; Western, Re-
serve 14al6c. Cheese-Dull and unchanged.
Petroleum-lnactiye and weak refined i07Ec;
crude 71saSlSc. -ii b; .5riio. Siig s.s,rl
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FIRE RECORD.


PErEesBuRo, September 2.-The library
building and Rahiley's grocery burned
this morning. The loss on the library
building was not stated; insurance, $l2,-
900. Rahiley's loss is $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. Adjoining stores suffered consid-
erably but were fully insured.
DETROIT, MicH., Sept, IA fire at Ced-
ar Springs, Michigan, to-day destroyed
Jennisons lumber mill. Loss s., 900, in.
surance 5000. ~.
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lHHng the recent sessions OF the
F4Sdy Institutes in this State there
TN lH'utevCnty applicants for teachers
erAate from the State Board OF Exam
nm UAo are now sitting at the Capitol
'a''ins in this city, The questions sub
aad By the state board were sent to
men though the Conductors OF the
'elS"ly Institutes, and comprised in all
ses : " questions in arithmetic, geogra-
A!AiSoT, writing, rcading, grammarand
SsSaPhy. Each applicant had to
%s'S he@ questions in writing, which
.4 -s'es were sealed up and transmitted
we s'a'e Superintendent at his office
&c Ey him theyc hav been turned
va 70 the Examining Board, who are
!, tasisei in passing upon the merits
ia applicant BY law an applicant
a~lQ'Ol to answer s. per cent OF these
s .euoa' Correctly, candition precedent
s'lngaNo. State Certificate The
4U''I' not be through their work for
Az Saa al@ yet It isa lamentable fact
20 Rlny applicants have to be
t''eaNilIly, even dclicately, in the
r,.S % % ascertain whether they, can be
Ss S' 'as necessary per cent oEmerit.
=. aLSneatable fact that outof the
r.. ~ Sny NJ Of teachers in the State of
~ 'OglaIa 50 small number hold
Y certificates which certificates, II
s,.t t' q one in merit, entities them to
~ oI lie in the State without under,
.,aotauent examination BY, County
" siIeaaens. This is u great advan.!
asis... n 4.NnO'h as County Superintendent
~, 'a's must needs be renewedevery
,s., ~ sna yet it Is an advantage that only
hM'.ISaai number Ottheteachers employed
n 4. paOic schools throughout the State
| Sli The great majority OF them
c,.,. 'aiy Enuled certificates from the
b,+, NPeHntendents, aud could not
h,pas %pas muster for anything higher
rsis.. .'' Strange hatapplicants for State
|nSIi'', 'Aoald fail on such simple geo,
|Ces,I'1 f1' Questions asvthe names Of tn,
,rS1a' s,I.S Of The different States, or the
d, s yi..d md names Of the States east o
~. 4. Y app river, and yetit is a lamen
~ :, ~ . That they do. Any brightschoo
| u, 4 Wy years of age should be easil,
Ase nv 1e' . such questions, much more
cont, ,''o .'.,i. nave been teaching school on
ey,, wa, S,SnSa'(s anil who consider them
/ v.,,a..' saa'lsi !, to a State certificate.
u ,,s ' y that the day is moi far OF when
.sis,s..sa 40 , eaa nOtpass satisfactory OK.
S,s,laa', eeioFo the State Board will b,
Als 1s, !, u Ut to teach the children Of III,
lsN crane. %S pnOlic schools, The Stat
|aaosJ,,Sa limitation is no. rigorous at al
tss,ano"pp "p'a the ssqlie, prO,cribqsl 70,
esa,:,,s11 SnooI'' such rs those we hay
haasb' MA. and surely no one is qualitio
S h, nm, N.Y. J, .. branches who can not attai
y" "'' Of ianiIiaritywi them. ',''''' :.
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Ibe Il Plnaale z OF Che second District Con.
rresslonai Convention NJ Cranberry

The FINALE or fhe second District Con.
rresstouai Convention NJ Cranberry
summit
Preston County Journal
Alter some routine work, the Conven.
ton adjourned and repairing to the Worth
ington House, Col. Burr was found by the
committee appointed to notify him OF his
nomination, and made speech, thanking
the Convention for the honor, and prom
isine TO- make a vigorous and thorough
canvass. The Colonel was completely sur.
prised. He is good stumper, rs many oil
our people who heard him in '76,iat King
wood, can testify. He lives at Martins
burg. where his family also resides. The
Colonel Is editor OF the Official Gdsets OF
the Patent Office, high and responsible
Other speeches were made at the hotel
by Mr. A. w. Campbell, editor OF the Ii:
TIlIIGEScER. Col. Latham, Mr. Flick, and
d. ID. I. Parnsworth. Col. Latham prom,
ised a hearty support for his successful
competitor. Mr.. Farnsworth made q sori
of a greenback speech, In which he an
nounced repeatedly that he was Repu61
| lican and would support the ticket. lie y
for q Reform in the party. But the speect
Of the occasion was that Of Mr.. Campbell
We wish that every voter In the count!
could have heard II. Itwas amoSt eioqueh
plea for honest money, honest govern
mem, and honest men. His speech was ON
o the best we ever heard"
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EAST LIBERTY, September 2.-oATrIE-Re-
ceipts since Friday 2,5l5 bead OF through and
G,s00 Of local stock; total for the week ending
to-day 1916 head Of through and 2,71s no
Of local the week before. Supply light 20 far
for this Aeek's market Seventeen loads sold
today. Prices ranged from a 90 to a5, and
considering l5c of from last Thursday, not
sufficient business to establish fair quotation.
Hods-R Receipts 3,6a5 head total for the
week 1910: against 1880 last . week.
Grassers IS 56a4 90; Workers 35a4 so; Phil
adelphias GSa4 IS.
snEEr- Receipts 800 head total for tho
week II, 200; against {, 600 last week, Selling
slow at 8 25a4 10. About Nc offfrom last
,yEnek .l--LL-E -.--- I'D ------- Y l..lul lll
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A GENEROUS Acr.-Whceling Lodge No.
80, Improved Order Of Free Sons Of Is-
rael, through volutary subscriptions Of its
members donated fifty dollars to the yellow
fever sufferers Of the South. Said sum
will be equally divided between the How
ard Associations OF Memphis and New Or.
leans. This is noble act on the part OF
this Lodge, as the Lodge has only been in
existence few months.
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EXCHANGE OF CrRcUIrs.-Judge Melvin
has exchanged circuits with Judge Flem-
ing, OF the Second Judicial Circuit, for the
present term. Judge Melvin is now hold
ing court in Pruntytown, Taylor county,
while Judge Fleming, who passed through
here yesterday morning, is holding court
in Hancock county.
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MiLwArKEE, September 2.-About 1870
this evening the steamer John A. Dix,
while lying alongside Of Goodrich's dock,
caught fire in the after, hold. The city
engines were promptly on the spot, and
with great difficulty succeeded in extin-
gushing he fire. Loss estimated at from
five TO ten thousand dollars on, the boat
and two to three thousand dollars on the
freight. No insurance. ,@5,,i1 '' I'm
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NV, ORLEANS, September "A Calves.
ton Ners. special from Rio Grande City,
yesterday, says: An edict wentinto effect
abolishing the Zona Libra, except as to
Matamoras and New Laredo, and prohib-
iting commercial intercourse at other
points. The people on the Mexican side
are much exasperate1, especially at Cam
argo and Mier and have sent violent
protest to the central government.
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:, .,,ip,aelI. Mass, a afewof the merch-
,,,. o,stinae to receive the trade dollar
:. NV ~. o,bprs will allow but 30 cents for
/. ,,J sll others decline to take 1t at all.
=. : h,Dk. receive them at 90 cents on the
IIlr n !. ,be same rate as they receive the
rL;;;,r and ylexcian dollars.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, september2 2-wHElT-s Steady; No.
8 white Wabash 81 o5 No. white Michigan
4 oe1f. No. 2do %; extra white Michigan
toS.4 Sse e%9ef Na 'ea smbsl spSt isE US sG
winter spot 9oL.c; seller September 0Sl<c sell.
er October 9se; No. red Ole; No. 2 Dayton
and Michigan red 9S I-2c rejected Wkhali
SIC; western amber 98 811fc; No, 2 amber ILL.,
nois 02Jf. Corn-Dull; high mixed 41c;
No. q spot and seller September 4osfc; No:o
white 45c: rejected 395Ic; damaged &e.t Oats
Dull; So.,2 22kc; Michigan 22,fc; reject
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murder or = school Teacher.

tCoLrMBus, O., September Geo. Burke,
a school teacher living near Ohio Fur.
mace, scioto county, was killed at that
place yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock by
a man named Creighmeyer. Burke had
secured the Ill will Of the latter by paying
attentions to Miss Creighmeyer, a sister oi
the murderer. A difficulty grew out OF a
dispute yesterday afternoon, during which
Creighmeyer struck Burke blow on the
head with heavy instrument, knocking
his brains out and producing instant death.
No intimation OF the arrest Of the murder
er has been received.
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U.s CouRr.-Judge Jackson is expected
to arrive in the city this morning, and
court will meet at 10 o'clock, when all the
cases for the term will be assigned by the
Judge. The petit jury is summoned 70
meet to-day and the grandilry on Mon
day next. The civil and admiralty dock
cts will be called this week and the crimi-
nal docket nextweek. ~ GOV ''-
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SURGICAL opERArroS.4NIr. Thomas B.
McGrail, a commercial.traveler for Messrs
0glebay Sons, while chewing n wooden
tooth-pick several months ago, had a silver
from the pick imbedded in the flesh un-
derneath his tongue, which has since caus-
ed him much soreness and pain, produc-
ing large lump upon the right side Of his
throat. Yesterday DR.. Harvey lanced the
enlargement and found the splinter. Since
the operation Mr.. McGrail feels much more
comfortable, and the swelling has almost
subsidized.
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Murdered His Grandfather.

DETROIT, MICH, September 2.-Yester.
man farmer, living seven miles south oi
this city, was murdered in bed by Christ
ian Brielenbach, his grandson, aged II.
After plundering the body OF eighty dol.
lars, secreted upon it, the youth fed; and
is still at large. It is supposed that he had
crossed the rive.to Canada. "-'
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Hon. G. w McCrary, Secretary Of War,
Washington, y. c.: .ilJ 5 ,55a q
I'VE respectfully request that you will
authorize the, Subsistence Department Of
the army here to issue rations sufficient to
relieve the present distress. ffn,fu.
ISignedl = J. MADISON WELLS. ]
THos. G, ANDERSON.
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BEFORE SQUIRE PnrLLtrs.-G George v.
Rogers (white) and Elias Rawls, jr., (cOl-
ored) had fracas in front of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church yesterday afternoon.
They were arrested and taken before the
above Justice and held to bond for their
appearance this morning at 10 o'clock.
George X. McMechen and wife were be-
fore the same Justice on complaint Of
Alex Lowe, for disorderly conduct. Both
cases were dismissed at complainants' cost.
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ATrESrIoS.-The citizens in the vicinity
OF SD and Chaplinc streets arc very indig-
nant ut the garbage man of that section.
They say he collects the ofIiil in an open
cart and dumps it at the mouth OF Cald-
wells Run, where 1t creates sickening
odor which is very offensive. It's hoped
there will be no further cause OF com.
plaint,
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SAN FRAscisco, September The loss
df two British vessels Is reported, the
Lord OF the Isles, from Australia TO Ma
nilla, and the Queen, from Singapore to
the Island of Polos. The crew Of the
Lord Of the Isles have arrived at Hong
kong from Manila. The Captain and eight
members Of the crew of the Queen were
drowned. e'- lI,.'
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Loeomotive Tires.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The Treasury
Department directs the Collector OF Gus
tomsi atjjNeT York, to leyey duties at the
rate of3 cents per pound on locomotive
tires or parts thereof hereafter imported
or Withdrawn from the rail house for con-
sumption, whether composed OF steel or
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81. ,.ycr encourage any person to bet,
= ,ny body wantsto bet to win, let
~ u, # that sam. McCulloch will be his
y. -, .,o,,ssOr in the office OF Circuit
o. c'- " n CIstk. That much is about as clear
:, l.,,b and taxes.
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Wripice from communication on our
,Il,,bt there was n high old time at the
iInrr;ic primaries in Triadelphia on
S,,1,l,,h hst. We have an accountoftwo
y,;a,rs in which the Constable was call
sniD,rriere. Whisky and Democracy
y, ,benicaI aainitics, but nevertheless
,b.s they come together they explode
,tb Violence.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-For Tennessee
and Ohio Valley, clear. or partly cloudy
weather; variable winds, mostly souther-
ly; stationary temperature; stationaryor
falling barometer. For Lower Lake Re
gion, colder, partly cloudy weather, fre-
,quent rains, variable winds, stationary or
higher pressure. i,dl s1l5l,7aa ,5npgGE
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Newspaper Sale.

ERIE, Pa, September s,-The Di.patch,
the only morning paper in this city aud
one Of the oldest dailies in Northwestern
Pennsylvania, became the executive prop
erty OF ]. R. Willard to-day, he having
purchased the interests OF his late part
ners, Ben Brewer and Wesley Hooker.
The change was caused BY, political diff
ferences. 7"'' ~ i..'
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MovrEE, September 2.-Arrived-State
ofvirginia from New York. tI
NEw YoRK, September 2.-The steamer
Fire Queen, from New Orleans, August
18th, for Liverpool, was towed into port
to-day by the steamer baltimore, from
Baltimore for Bremen. Arrived Steamer
Montana from Liverpool. p
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ANNUAL CoMMEScENESr.-The Wheel
ing Female College will be re-opened to-
morrow morningat0 o'clock. After open
ing exercises, n convcrsaziOnean morning
reception will be held. The Trustees and
Faculty will cordially welcome all visitors.
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BREAK DowN.-A wagon loaded with
nails from the Riverside Mills, broke down
ut the corner OF Main and 18th streets yes
tertlay afternoon and the kegs were con.
siderably scattcred.i Some one remarked
that that was sudden fall in nails but ex-
pcrienced a consolation in the fact they
seemed TO have struck hard pan. "
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WAsHINoroS, September 2.-Represent.
to the Secretary Of War for relief for the
suffering poor OF New Orleans. There is
no law permitting the issue OF rations in
such cases, but on the representations OF
Mr.. Ellis Secretary: McCrary will assume
the responsibility relying upon Congress
to approve his action, -
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ALL the schools connected with the Ca
thedral, viz: st. Joseph Academy, the
parish schools for boys and girls and st.
Vincents High School, conducted by Prof:
Burg, reopened yesterday with a good
attendance. All the schools have been
repainted and repaired given q general
overhauling and made comfortable for the
scholars, and everything has been done
to make it rs pleasant as possible and to
keep up the good reputation OF these
tour Of inspection yesterday and expressed
himself well pleased. He will, no doubt,
give them his earnest estattention during the
Coming year. 1t might be said in this
connection that the scholars connected
with st. Alphonsus church and the
churches OF the Immaculate conception
also opened under favorable auspices with
good attendance.
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Hung

BALTIMORE; septemberi2. On Tuesday
last Mike Green, colored, aged Ss, com
mitted q revolving assaulton q young white
woman IN Pioneer, George county. On
the same day he was lodged in jail. Early
this morning % men took Green from jail
and hung him to tree. .,'.,....ff.!