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by fire need money; il 80, to appropriate
a generous sum from the Treasury
of the Board.
DRTRoIT, September 9.-Tho point is
now reached where it may be reasona-
bly, hoped that we shall hear of no more
fresh disasters to the afflicted people Of
the burned district. Rain has fallen,
probably sufficient to quench the fires,
but not enough to SIOUX the ground and
revive the dropping vegetation. The
lowest estimates make two hundred
fifteen families burned out in the towns
of Marlette, Flynn, Argyle, Evergreen,
Moore, Lamotte and Elmer, Sanillac
county, and thirty-two persons are
known to be dead. Men who travelled
through the burnt district yesterday,
report the fires mostly out, and the peo.
pie setting about in the ashes OF their
burned homes. Many are burned and
otherwise injured.
They are Disconsolale
and almost bereft of their senses. Pro.
visions, clothing, bedding and other
necessaries are being constantly forward
ed, and men are travelling through the
burnt district distributing and taking
the names oil those who are in need.
Many persons are still missing in the
burned district, and the exact loss can
not be known for some days. Sixty.fve
burials are already reported in the said
towns, and it is said that twenty.seven
dead have been found in the coun-
try between Bad Axe and Port Hope.
Trains are now running regularly be-
tween Sand Beach and Marlette. The
older settled towns have suf-
fered no loss to speak
OF, but it falls on the poorer class of peo.
pie who are just starting in the newer
townships.
A good deal of suffering is also re-
ported from the back part of Tuscala
county, adjoining Sauillac, where, as
near as can be ascertained, some csses
Of families
Are Completely Burned Out,
and it is feared there is some loss OF life,
though it is believed to be small. The
worst destruction is probably at an end.
The work OF relief must now be ener.
getically and systematically prosecuted.
Ia many cases these poor people must
he carried through the winter and sup
piled with every necessary OF life.
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THE ASSASSIN aUITEAU.
His Birthdsy-The Plea Of Insapity-His
sEr Exercise.

His Birthday-The Plea Of Insanity-His
sEr Exercise.
WASHINGTON, Sep.embsr 9.-The as
sassin Guiteau passed hia tortieth birth
day in Jail yesterday. He called the
attention OF the warden and guards TO
the fact, and suggested that persons
sometimes received presents on such
assassins. No affirmative response was
given. 1t was, however, suggested by
some that the best present would be
spider in his dumping. Guiteau
is in remarkably good health, and
slightly heavier than when he was COM
mitted on July End, and is in better
spirits than few days ago. He has by
some means learned that the President
has been taken to Long Branch. When
he hears or sees anything that indicates
that the President Is getting better, he
states that he is praying for his recovery,
but when the reverse is heard he init
mates that the inspiration that he had
to kill the President was right, and
il the President dies, it will
be because it was 30 decreed by
Providence. Recently he spent much
time in studying his case, and evidently,
from his questions, he will try the in
sanity plea, for he is asking what will be
the effect OF a verdict in his case should
he be declared not guilty by reason OF
insanity, and whether on such a verdict
he would be sent to an insane asylum
for an indefinite period, or only till the
officers should pronounce him sane, or
whether the verdict could not be as above
with the addition of the words, "at tina
time of the commission OF the crime"
and in the event OF such verdict
whether he wonld not be entitled to his
freedom. Every day the loyer part OF
the corridor on which his cell fronts is
given him to exercise in, and yesterday
morning for half an hour he gave the
guards evidence that he was in good
condition for walking. Wearing wooien
shirt and black pants, the latter rolled
above his knees, displaying legs with
muscles so large as to look somewhat
unnatural, he rapidly walked up and
down the floor. Although rather short
in the legs he stepped off twenty-eight
or thirty inches ut stride, and excited
the wonder OF some Of those who had
never seen him exercise.
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THE TRAIN ROBBERS.
Capture Of Two Of the Gang
The Remainder Being Hunted

The Remainder Being Hunted
Down.
ST. LOUIS, September 9.-Ths Repubh.
cans Independence, Mo-, special says:
c. Chapman and John Burglar, two OF
last nights train robbers, were arrested
near the scene Of the robbery to day by
Sheriff Casen OF Saline county. A brother
OF Chapman's gave them away, and also
several others, whose arrest will soon
follow. Chapman and Burglar we're
heavily armed with navy revolvers and
rifles. They have been identified beyond
a doubt. Both have weakened and a
confession is expected. They live with
in two miles OF the place where the train
was stopped, and there is no doubt that
the remainder Of the gang, except the
leader, who is believed to be Jesse
James, lives in the same neighborhood.
The entire country is aroused and un-
der|srms land this and adjacent counties
are being secured by posses under active
and competent officers. Sam Chapman,
another Of the gang, was brought in to.
night, and others are expected. Gov.
ernor Crittenden telegraphed this morn
ing to the sheriff OF this and the ada
cent counties, ordering them to organ.
ize forces at once and hunt the outlaws
down at all hazards. This has been
done, and a large number are in the
fald
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A Possible Strike.

PrrrsBuRGH, September 9.-Gsnerai
Secretary Jones, OF the Coal Miners
Association, has issued call for con.
yention of miners in this city, next
Tuesday, September 18th, for the pur-
pose OF considering the question whether
Il is desirable to demand four cents on
and after September 10Th, and whether
a strike should be stated on that day IN
case Of refusal. Inasmuch as all the
empty craft is loaded for shipment and
the local demand is below the supply 1t
IA not probable that an advance will be
insisted on, or if 50, that it will be con-
C ded.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cni0eo.

CHICAGO, September 9.-The Dropzs
Jo,rn1l bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
$1,000 head; shipments $500 head ;
market active and firm; mixed packing
Sc 2096 50; light or bacon $6 50tG6 S5
choice heavy 50 6597 Is; culls and
grassers 81 0O(G6 25.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; ship.
ments 500 head; market unchanged; I;
and fair demand; exports slow at $6 20
(96 so; choice scarce and wanted at
S. 60@6 90; common TO medium, includ.
ing grassers and coarse corn fed Colora.
dos S4 20@5 40; native butchers 81 25
93 95, stockers and feeders slow at
50 1903 IS; dairy calves per head
Sc l5!; rough cattle slow and steady
Texans S. 25; one lot extra half-breeds
and natives So 50t94 so.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; market
more active and firm; poor ts choice
s. 5O@4 60; medium 81 00@4 %; de-
mand almost wholly local.
New York.
NEW YORK, September g. The
Drorers' Journal bureau reports: Beeves
Receipts for two days $500 head; mar.
ket firm and higher; native steers cas-
ier; common to medium and poor to
prime native steers S. 0OdS IS; Texas
and Cherokees 81 5O@S 80; Coloradoes
S. 00@9 25. Receipts included $50 ex.
port cattle. Shipments y, ster lay and TO-.
day 1910 head OF live cattle, $40 quar-.
tiers OF beef, 40 live sheep and 1850
carcases OF mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; market
dull and prices easier; ordinary to
prime sheep s. 25@5 %; lambs 81 $50
575.
Swine Receipts 5000 head; live hos 8
barely steady at SIS 60(96 90 per 100
pounds.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 0. - Hogs -
Firm; common and light a 1905 20;
packing and butchers s. 30(97 90. Re.
ceipts 5000 head; shipments 1900 head.
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FOREIGN.
THE ECUMBNICAL COUNCIL,
The Council in Favor Of Itinerant and
Lay Preachers.

e
Lay Preachers.
LoxD,H, September 9.-1n to'day's
Giscusslon in the Wesleyan Ecumenical
Conference, majority of the speakers
decidedly favored the maintenance OF
the present system of itinerant preach
ems. Mr.. Warren, an American dele,
gate, in consequence Of the facts adduced
relative to the spiritual restitution in
London, even made q suggestion that
there should be a travelling evangelical
ministry throughout the world. DIR.
Peck testified to the value OF itinerscy
i'm America. There was a similar e&-
preston of opinion in favor OF the sys-
tenn OF lay preaching-J. W. White, an
American delegate, especially pointing
out its adap.ability 10 the needs OF the
working classes.
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TORONTO REGATTA.
Yesterdays Race.

ToRoSTe, September 9.-Toronto re-
patta, trial heats for single seull race,
first heat, Ross first, TenEycke second,
Hosmer third.
Second heat, Conley first, Courtney,
second, Tricket third. =,
Third heat, Lee first, Hamm second,
Nagle third. ., -,
row in the final race.
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WOOL.
PhiladelphiA.

PHILADELPHIA, September 9.-Wool--
In good demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above aga
44c; extra 43946c; medium 45t946c;
coarse SIC; New York, Michigan, In
diana and Western fine 39942c;
medium 45c: coarse SIC; washed comb
ing and delaine !40@4sc; unwashed do
2S(G35c; pulled 3593Sc.
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tbs DAYS RECORD,
No Uufavorable symptoms.

ELBEg1n, September ., l:3O NJ At
this hour the President Is resting quiet
lS, and apparently sleeping HIS cpndi.
tiOn is as favorable as Yesterday, and TO
uniayOrable symptoms have BEEN drSrl-
Oped. The President expressed desire
this morning to see any members OF the
cabinet VINO desired to call upon him.
His pulse is 9S, temperature % I rcspi-
ration IL.
Everything Looking B stser.
General Swain said TO day that every
thing looks better. 1t would probably
be difficult TO point u any particular
point as being greatly Improved, but
the general conditions Of the Presi-
dent are more satisfactory than hereto
f)re, and everything is doing as nicely
rs could be expected. Senators Logan
and Chaffee are still here, and called at
Aberon early this morning to ascertain
thu Presidents condition. Some COM
ment having been made about the move
ments of the ball in the Presidents body,
DR. 81 IS said 10 day that he an icipat-
ed no trouble from the bail, and that
there was no uniavorable symptoms in
in connection with it.
Att rney-Genersl McVeish's Opinion.
LONG BRANCH, September 9-The i'm
mediate attendants upon the President
exhibit more decided opinion that his
Improvement Is likely to be permanent
than persons not so intimately connect
ed with the case. The assurance OF those
having access to the patients room,
hNwavnr that Sba Dras;Nan, =, -
better than before leaving Washington
isvery generally accepted and gratifying.
The morning, although cloudy and hszy,
is cool and refreshing, and q gentle
lreeZe is blowing from the sea. Attor.
ney General McNeigh in answer 10 an
inquiry, said in substance, that the case
was very encouraging, and although
there was every reason TO believe the
favorable conditions wOuld continue
he desired to wait a week or ten dsys
before entertaining the idea that he is
convalescent. AT present everythinY
looks favorable, and of course we hone
that what has been gained will be main,
tanned and added to, but the difficulty
Is that the Presidents blood is in an nm.
healthy condition, and until he recuper
ates sufficiently to overcome apy baf
effects OF blood poisoning, it is not saf,
10 De too sanguine."
What, in your opinion, is most TO b,
feared at the present timer" was asked
II think the lungs the most proni
nent feature at the present time, inas
much as the patient is experiencin,
some trouble with his throat. Itis DOS
slble the lungs may be reached byim
Purl1es originating from the paroti,
"Hsye YOU had any instruction ths
they have been affected?'
mo, | have not. We know bisbsa,
is all right, and up to this time there ar
no indications which tend to show tbs
bis lungs ara not in q healthy eond
ton"
'Qn the whole you feel more or
couraged than before YOU left Washin,
ton, do you not?"
"lh YES; there is no doubt but IN,
the President is much better"
4 Doing splendidly.
\. WASHINGTON, September 9 -Secretsy
!. KirkwoQd returned irom Long Rrsnc
this afternoon. lie says the Presider
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earnest struggle for belief in recovery.
Except as regards his pleasure at the
change and his renewed confidence
there is very little change in the pa.
TENTS condition and this change is very
unsatisfactory to his physicians. II is
admitted by them that more favorable
turn must come within the next forty
eight hours or they will feel very de-
spondent over the situation.
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The Wooster University.

CLEVELAND, o, September 9.-Presi.
dent Tyler, of the Wooster University,
in a published card denies that the med.
ical department Of that institution has
been or can be consolidated with or
transferred to the Western Reserve Uni.
versity as announced. The trustees oi
Wooster University call on the medical
institutions to be prepared TO fulfill their
engagements TO lecture as per announce
ment heretofore sent out, and calls on
all the Alumni to stand by the Alma
Mater.
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DIZZY 9OODb.
New York.

NEW YORK ,Septmber 9.-Dry Goods
The jcbbing trade continues active
wholesale clothiers are doing large bus
mess; demand at first hands steady and
moderate; cotton goods firm and iort
and Everett denims advanced hal
cent per yard; prints and ginghams do
ing well; mems woolens quiet and
ateady
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Attempted Bank Robbery.

Attempted Bank Robbery.
BALTIMORE, September 9.-An attempt
was made this morning to rob the vault
OF the Baltimore Savings Bank. Four
men entered the tressurer's room where
there were several OF the customers Of
the bank, and one Of them engaged the
attention OF the treasurer by asking
about investments, holding in his hand
several United States bonds. Another
walked back toward the vault in the
rear OF the apartment, but his move
ments were observed by one OF the
clerks who followed and arrested him in
front Of the vault. The other three re-
treated hastily and escaped.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 8 -Flour-Scarce
and firm. Wheat-Actiye and q shade
higher: very unsettled; No. 2 red winter
81 81; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 22(Gl %;
cash 81 26s; seller October 81 pot seller
November 81 30i; seller year 81 %;
sales: 81 22@l 25 seller September;
81 26l@l 2st seller October; 81 3Oi9
80 seller December; No. 3. 81 IL; re-
jected S0CSSSc; Corn-Unsettled but
generally higher and aactive at 62i iG62ic
cash; 63lc seller October; 65tcc seller
November; 62tc seller year; 7ltc seller
Nav. Oats-Fairly active and a shade
higher at 38tc cash; 3S93Slc seller Sep
tember; 3SI(939c seller October; 500
39ic seller November; 40sc seller Decem.
Der; 3Sfc seller year; 45c seller May.
Rye-Steady and unchanged at 81 03.
Barley-Strong and higher at 81 0hS
l O6I. Flax Seed-Firmer at 81 3t(9
l 35. Pork-Unsettled but generally
higher; closed easy at $l9 309l9 32
cash; $40 409l9 42i seller October:
Sl9 55(al9 30 seller December; Sl9 0O(9
l9 35 seller year. Lard-Moderateiy &c
tive and higher at Sl2 10 cash sll l5C9
l2 III seller October; Sl2 30 seller
November; Sl2 47l9l2 80 seller Decem
Der. Bulk Meats-Moderately active
and higher at 81 Is for shoulder; short
rib $40 so; short clear Sl075 Whitky
Steady and unchanged at 81 10.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September 9. - Flour
Steady and more active. Wheat-West-
ern irregular and lower, closing easy;
No. 2 winter red spot 81 40t(9l At:
seller September 81 40t bid; seller Octo..
Der 81 44iSl 45; seller November 81 4S3
al 40; seller December 81 5li(9l 81.
Corn-Western inactive and easier;
mixed spot G6tCa89s; seller September
68sc asked: seller October 72l172tc; sel-
Ter November 76a76tc. Oats-Firmer;
western white 62Cds53c; mixed 5l952c;
Pennsylyania 5l@53c Rye-Qniet at
81 O6(9l 0S. Hay-Firmi prime 70
choice Pennsylvania Sl7 0O(S2l 90.
Provisions-Firm. Mess Pork-At
$40 90. Bulk Meats-Shouiders and
clear nib sides SIC and l0ic. Bacon
Shoulders lOc; clear rib sides 12c; hams
l49l5c. LArd-Refned &l3 90. Butter
Firm; western grass l6(e23c. Egg
Dull at l59l6c. Petroleum-Dull; re-
| fnsd Tic. Coheee-Ste4ny. bo4af-
Strong. Whisky-Quiet.
cincinnati.
CNcIxxArI, September 0.-Cotton-
In good demand at ll3c. Flour-Strong.
er; family at Sc s097 %; fancy 81 400
LIS. Wheat-Strong and higher; No.
2 red winter 81 A. Corn-Actve, firm
and higher; No. 2 CSC. Oats-Steady;
No. 2 mixed 43c. Rye-StroneeI No.
2, 81 1l2@ll4 Barley-Quiet; No. 8
red fall 81 90. Pork-Firmer; held at
$50 50. Lard-Strong at Sll 80. Boik
meats-Scarcea and firm; shoulder SIC;
clear rib lie. Bacon-StronRer; shoui'
ders 81; clear rib 12e; clear lZtc.
Whisky-Dull at 81 IA; comoinanon
sales OF finished goods, s35 barrels, on
basis OF 81 IA. Buttsr-strong sno un'
changed.
ToLrDo, September o. = Wheat -
Opened strong and higher closing steady
No. 2 red spot 81 4li; seller octonel
a.: seller November 81 46t; seliei
recemter 81 4si. Corn-steady; NO;
LOT 65se; seller October este; seiie'
x.ar 853c. Oats-Firm; No. 2 II A3.
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Az agreeable dressing for the kair,
that will stopits falling, has been long
sought for. Parker's Hair Balsam, dis
tinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want.
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Has your child any symptoms OF
worms, itching nose, pains in the
stomach or bowels, bad breath, fretful-
ness, or loss of appe,ite2 Denig's Worm
Syrup will give immediate relief, and
will be readily taken,
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RAILROAD BoSps-ln light request but
In the main firm.
STATE SrcURrrrD- dull and mostly
nominal.
Srocxs-The market opened irregular,
and in early dealings the general list de.
clined t9lt per cent, the latter in the
Illinois Central. At first board Ohio
and Mississippi rose 20i per cent, New
York elevated 81, Metropolitan elevat-
ed 4, Denver and Rio Grande 4l, Colo.
RADIO coal q and the rest OF the list iS2i
per cent. subsequently Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi dropped back to ~, rallied 10
40, reacted to AT and closed at 45i. The
general list fell of l(62i per cent toward
noon, Denver, New York elevated and
Louisville and Nashville leading.
During the afternoon speculation
was feverish and unsettled, but In
late dealings the market again became
strong and prices rose | to u per cent.
the entire list participating therein.
transactions in Hannibal ard st. Joe
common were 200 shares at 100 and Q o
shares at 200. The market closed strong.
The Commercial Bulletin says: Every
stock in which there is Large short ir.
terest" was strong at times to-day on
covering on same. The o. 4 NJ. early
in the day was doomed" from 39l TO 90.
Other stocks in which advance was large
on account OF the demand to cover short
sales were Elevated railroad stock. Den.
yer and Rio Grande, Colorado Coal, Mil
waukee and st. Paul, Louisville aud
Nashville, and Texas Pacific. In
the fore part OF the day il may be said
there was bear panic. 1t 10 not likely
that there is anything like q corner In
Ohio and Mississippi. "Short interest"
in it has been large for long time. The
stock was recently made speculatively
inactive in London, and undoubtedly
large blocks OF it are held by Q few indi.
viduals who act In concert. Large
holders have thought the present op.
portunity the time TO squeeze shorts,
first because the corner in Hannibal
and st. Joseph has alarmed all specula.
tors, and second because OF the begin.
ming OF legal proceedings at Cincinnati
TO take the road out OF the hands OF the
Baltimore and Ohio interest and appoint
such receiver as will not subordinate
the interest OF the company TO those OF
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THR best preventative Of consumptiye
diseases of the lungs, bowels or kidneys
is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t checks gil
decay. " =
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PRODUCE.


NHw YoRE, September 9.-Cotton-
Steady at l2iSl3c. Floni-Firm; rs.
ceipts q, 900 barrels; exports 6. 500 bar.
rels; super6De western and State s %
as 90; common TO good extra 81 009
6 60; good TO choice IS 7otSs 90; white
wheat extra s. 00(GS 90; extra Ohio
So 1907 50; st. Louis S. l0fS8 90; Min.
nesota patent process 8 1909 90.
Wheat-Opened l92c higher, and
closed heavy with the advance partly
lost receipts 433 600 bushels: exports
400, 900 bushels; No. 2 Chicago and Nil.
waukee 81 39<9l 37!; ungraded red
81 1901 40; No. 3 do 81 40Cal 40i; No.
2 do 81 44tG4l 45i; steamer 81 40y9l 40};
No. 2 white 81 3st9l 80; No. do, sales
$500 bushels, At 81 Al; steamer No.
81 37iSl 80; No. 2 red seller September,
sales IA, 900 bushels. At 81 4f(9l 45t,
closing at 81 A. Com-Opened lGg2c
better; closed weak: receipts $4,000
bushels; exports 81, 900 bushels; ungrsd.
ed 85f97llc; No. 3 8slc; No. 2 7l@7Iic:
No. 2 white 79c; low mixed 77c; No. 2
seller September 7la7i4c, closing at
Tic; seller October 73(975c, closing at
73c. OAts-Wesk; receipts a, 900 bush.
els; western mixed 399i2c; white west.
ern f@52c. Hay-Dsmand fair and
market firm at 55(960c. Hops-Quiet
and unchanged. Cofee-Firm for choics
grades. sugar-Fairiy active; fair 70
good refining 7i@7sc. Molasses-De.
msnd fair and market firm; refining
quoted 34,S35c. Rice-Steady and
fairly active. Petroleum-Firm; United
Gle, crude 7@7ic; refined Tic. Tsllow
-Quiet and frm ut 7iG7 9.I6c. Rosin
Firm and unchanged. Turpentins-
| Strong ut 53}f954c. EDB-Demand
light and holders firm 1t DSOlc.
Pork-Higher and moro active, closing
veak st si9 60920 90. Bed-Quiet and
steady. Cot Heats-Nomfnal; quoted
st IIc for alI grades Of middIea. Lard
-Demsni active; prime steam el2 900
70 40. Buttsr-Firm and In fair demand
st iHa34c. Cheess-Demand fair and
market irm st 8912c.
Sew OTisses.
Nsw OsLkAxs, September S-Codee-
In fair demand; Rio carYoes ordinary 10
prime l09l3ic. sugs-Stesdy with Q
rood demand; common 10 good COM
SIC; prime 70 cboics s3S8jc; yellow
cisriSed 9lS9ic. Molassss-Quiet; CON.
mon 30c; fair 35c: primo 40c. Rice
Higher; Louisisns ordinary 70 prime
s306tc.
PrfsSUDoH, m6es9.-Pstrolssm
VERY active; United csgtiAeatss o.
cited, irregular, and closed at eoe; 70
fined 7ac for Philsdsiphis ds,ivsYy. 6alsI
st Pittsburgh sxehsnss to-dsy toSJ J0o|
barrels.
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THE WEATHER.

A Hurricane or the Carolina
Coast.
WARRINGTON, September 9.-The
signal Office reports hurricane of the
Carolina coast. 1t will probably move
northward along the coast, causing east.
erly gales and heavy rains. The entire
coast north OF Charleston is cautioned.