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Business Clothing

| Constitutes a great part OF our
work. We make it in all
cradles from the very home
Feet Of honest cloths and
work.
Our best business suits are
Of higher grade than any
| made by any other house.
whether in this city or in
| New York or Boston.
The cloths are not always
better, the trimmings are; and
| tbe work is. The best differ
ence is in the work. The
whole job is on a higher
plane,though there are points
Of equality.
We study our work all the
time. We are not content
with mastering it once.
Every Season new develop
ments furnish occasion for
new study aud new mastery.
We keep our workmen
from year to year. We edu-
cate them; we train them to
higher work as fast as we
find out that higher work can
4be done. We pay them well.
We keep them employed all
the time. They are loyal to
Us, and thcygive us their best
work.
This is how the best busi-
| ness suits are made.
We make a royal business
suit for $40.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
4 0AK HALL, sixth and Market Ste.
PHILADELPHIA.
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What AiIn Yonf

Is 1t disordered liver giving you q
yellow skin or costive bowels; which
have resulted In distressing piles, or do
your kidneys refuse to perform their
functions? Ii SO. your system will soon
be clogged with poisons. Take few
doses OF Kidney Wort and you'll feel
ike a new man-nature will throw of
every impediment and each organ wil
be ready for duty. Druggists sell both
the dry and liquid.-EcansviHe Tribune
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Good Reasons for Defeat.

Ellicot City, Md. Progress. Rep.
The utter rout and ignominious de-
feat of the Republican candidates in
this county on Tuesday last, can only
be attributable to the candidate for the
State senate being unworthy for the
office to which he aspired, and the
unfaithfulness and incempetency OF
the chairman of the State central COM
mittee for Howard county,-the one
being natural born fool and the other
being too selfish and avaricious to
handle the political funds of the party
for the party's success.
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A CowardIy Act.

Last evening, as the accommodation
train from Philadelphia, due in this
city at 9.20 o'clock, was passing Bow
ers & Dure's car shops, some one
hurled stone at the train. The stone
entered one of the windows of the
train, and SO great was its force that
it passed out of the opposite window
Fortunately no one was sitting in the
two seats opposite to the windows
through which the stone passed.
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81 Don,t want a Plaster ;,

said sick man to druggist, "can't you
give me something to cure me 2" His
symptoms were lame back and disor-
dered urine, and were sure indication
of kidney disease. The druggist told hiui
to use Kidney Wort and In short time
n effected a complete cure. Have you
these symptoms Then get box or
bottle to day-before you become incur
able. It is the cure I; safe and sure
Rnorpille Republican.
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Tne n. 4 o. survey.

The surveyors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad are at work near the
northern part of Darby. The survey, as
indicated, runs through the properties
of the late Col. Scott, Judge Cline and
Joel ]. Bailey. There are seven men In
the corps who make their home at Ridley
Patk.-Ghcster Times.
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wire-PulIing Preachers.

A Peninsula exchange says: "Wire
pulling has already commenced among
some of the ministers of the Wilmington
NJ. Il. Conference with reference to the
appointments for next year. 1t is getting
almost as bad as political canvass prior
to the meeting Of Legislature. II the
bishops don't put their feet down on this
log rolling very soon, the usefulness Of
the Methodist itineracy will be des.
troYed.n
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Liebig Co.'S Coca Reef Tonic

SIS far superior to the fashionable and
illusive preparations of beef, wine and
iron," says Professor +. w. HUNT, NJ,
D., Honorary Member imperial Medical
Society of st. Petersburg, Russia, ETC.,
etc. II will reconstruct the most shat
tered and enfeebled, reinvigorate the
aged and infirm, and make sickly chill
dren blooming and healthy. Invaluable
In female complaints, removing irregu-
larity, pains and exhaustion. Outlets
restless children and infants. Beware OF
worthless limitations.
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COMMANDER onexne,. Id.a.

Commander CheYne, the Arctic
explorer, believes that the North
Pole can he reached by a balloon in
eighteen hours from Smiths Sound,
and is trying to raise $50, 900 to ors
game an expedition with Lieuten.
ant Schwatke, though they would
try it with ELS 900. He thinks the
Jeanette ls safe near Smiths Sound.
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Humbugged Again.

l saw SO much said about the merits OF
Hop Bitters, and my wife who was Al.
ways doctoring but never well, teased
me SO urgently to get her some, con.
cluded to be humbugged again; and I
am glad 1 did, for in less than two
months use of the Bitters my wife was
cured, and she has remained 80 for eiRh.
teen months since. like such humbug-
glng.-H. T., st. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Sunday paper.-euiteau,s Trial.

To-day's proceedings in full of Gar
fields cowardly slayer, and the latest
news from every portion of the civil
lied world, can be found in the New
York and Philadelphia papers, sold
and delivered by George A. DAVIS, at
8 O'Clock in the morning, from 6le
Market street.
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DIED.

HUsBANDS.-AtP Phi iladelphia. of tubsr-
eular consumption, on Nov. 10. 1881.
Ella Josephine Husbands, in the 3eth
var of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Saturday
the 18th inst, at one O'Clock p. M, fIom
the Phila.. Wiln ngton q BALTIC. II. Il.
depot, Wilmington, Del. To proceed to
Newark Union cemetery.
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An Event Wilmington Would Like
10 Celebrate.
Newark Ledger.

NEWARK Leuger.
Cooch's Bridge is passable 1--WE mean
the new bridge just erected) and
much credit is due to Mr.. Alexander
Wilson, the contractor, for the neat
and substantial manner in which he
has completed the job. 1t was finished
on Tuesday, and the event was cele-
brated by Levy Courtman L. f. ELLA.
son and Contractor Wilson walking
across it. Whether the bottle of wine
was broken over it we are unable to
say, but rather expect it was. Mr..
Deighton commenced painting the
bridge yesterdayl
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==ZL
A Tragedy in Cuba.
HAVANA, NoY. 18, 1888

HAVANA, Noy. Is, 1881.
The Count Logono was assassi-
mated last Saturday near his planta-
tion at San Rafael. The widow has
in consequence, became insane.
There is no cleW to the murderers. /,
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threatening the Kaiser,s Life.

BERLIN, Nov. Is -Dr. Schluter has
been arrested at Viersen Station for
utteiing menaces against the life of the
Emperor. A revolver with six barrels
loaded was found on him. It is not
known whether he is insane or not,
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One OF the easiest things to catch, and
at the same time one OF the most difflcult
TO get rid OF, Is cough or cold. DIR. Bull s
Cough Syrup, however, always prov es
equal to the emerg sncy. Price 70 cents.
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nneLsonf fha RiYer.

1t is SAID that ducks are mora plen-
tiful on the Delaware river this fall
than ever before. Sportsmen are
killing them In considerable quanti-
tics.
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ORDERS.

During the session the following Or
ders were di ected to be drawn
Ii. Is. Morrow, S5,233 SO
A. Traynor, u 90
John Otto, Jr., 10000
Z. Carberry, 5O33
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1 fUBLIC SALES.

= OOEIU 81 ALES.
\, fs!aP IF fo5i'sss 5Si'sssss'sssi. ss,, VII. EssH
's[ county. Pa, Pasn NHs&
A'NpAY, NOV. 2lsT 1881
FoRry Az O'Clock. p. M,
nm sPRINahiHDoF FRESH COWS AND
VI FEEDERlhs TWENTY HEAD
''i1of OF YOUNG BULLS.
sngaeis' & Son, Auctrs.
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FCR SALE.
CARMs FOR SALE.

l9@tes near Christiana. Dell, q good
market aad dairy farm, good buildings.
PTCe, s6fGu,
lOages, near Avondale, Chester Co.,
good Ia4t aud buildings, 10 acres wood
land, Ptiee, s,-y1b.
~ maefes. Newark, Del, adjoining r.,
N,d b. Il X. depot, large mansion and
@ slollls handsomely situated, farm
s4m.
@aeies, tooch's Bridge, land well I'M
HoSea, good buildings, store doing a
.yl puslhsss VIII exchange for city
Pm!pelty- Price, 10000.
ao - seies, near ok.etown. Price, % 200.
i,.'.'l ~ acres, ~ EIk Neck, land good quail
" Adil ald " nigh condition. Price. sl2 900.
,,l,5 55 aetes, New Castle hundred, one mile
Hsit ely limits. Price, 81, 600.
.t;, y agIts, AT corner Ketch, a very deslr-
sOyi sOe isiluaLloh Tor store or factory, good
v,l.ui1ss viii exchange for city proper
anu EiNe possession at once. Price,
,, 10 affes near oxford, Chester county,
seS,, "o Attt ol nllldlngs, fine land In good
V',I Iai l. ,lill. PrlGe, sl2, 800.
,n,,a M aeitSt ked Lion hundred, land good
soa,a,,, : "a state OF ultivation. haud.
i5GQ WIN Boou puiioi inss'
6t5itaat rHacges near Glasgow, part woodland,
'tSinst. |. lsl iafln buildings. Price, S8, 800.
,y.t..l, atissi al Hammorton, Chester co.
'Is',y n ~, desirable property. Price, $4,000.
md 1'.,5 -,ife' ht,af L.ahhenburg. small house
'It w odll l'rice, : ,2OO,.
t6si Sgies, "ai, \ e~ Castle hundred, land all
Gv Sn ,tt- t4uNlity and In high condition, good
lisaHss, fflce, 4l5 600.
liSg agies gn New Castle hundred near Red
is5I '"e''oh anu good land. fricei
ns,a,., sf' aefes Cecil county, Nd, land high ly
g'oSel' sc, good buildings. Price, Sli 900
la9i ma Sctg' 1e Red Lion hundred, excellent
5esit eI a nigh state of cultivation, ,bui Id
~ s,l. nist'siass. Price, s35, 600.
Veil a1les, New Castle hundred, land
uIfT5i, lthFtl, good buildings, a variety
lha ~ ~ friee, sl2,OOO.
tpeeaf',f I'm liefs Of the above farms are
ligna,.if ,se atsitons to sell. Full deserip-
Ais, tr fat paItleuiars given at my office
a6p,as ~. H., : slt large humber of dweIlinI
spl a. e.,i hnlldlng lots III the city nj
stWs 90 f5l. 9.hei iafns not mentioned in tn,
l>G tu II informatlo lon at office
- nEO. X. TOWNSEND,
A0yli-sf,,. GIG Market street,
N WILL, De
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California Winning stocks.
By Telegraph.
sAECIsuO. Sept. 1.-THE following are the
= tatinrn c,E Mining stt,.lre 70 llarz.
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK. Sept 17.-Cotton closed dull at 12t
for middling uplands and 12l4c for middling Or
leans.
FLoUR-The market closed steady; No 2 at 3 900
15;Superhne Western and State 25@s co. com
mon to good extra Western and State 96@6 so
good to choice do at 7n0S 90; common to choice
White Wheat Western extra at 00@S on; Fancy
do at 109S 80; common to good extra Ohio Be
OF so; common to choice extra St Louis at 60d
8 90; Patent Minnesota extra 50GS 70; choicestc
double extra at 30@9 ~; City Mills extra for the
Indies at 35 at 30; low grades extra 9O06 40
Southern -four steady aud firm: sales for the week
have been 10. 700 bbls.
RYE FLOUR quiet ard shade easier at 90G6 25
for Superfine State.
CoRN-MEAL-steady and moderately active; Yves
tern yellow 3 1898 so; Brandywine at 80.
WHEAT-market closed shade easier; No Red
Winter on spot at 47A@1 471a; September at
467s 81 4714; October sales at 1855; Novem-
Der at | 518s@1 5i1s; No 2 Chicago nominally at
1 38; No 2 NJ lwaukee at l 38; No l White 44s4
al 45s4 for October; i 1855 j 1919 November;
sales for the week have been 12,77l 900 bush.
Corn-closed firm spot but easier for futures:
No 2 on spot 72@721ac; September 71ss@716sc;
Oc'ober sales at 727sc; sales for November 1850;
sales for the week have been 8 1851 900 bush
OATs-clOsed quiet but firm No White at 53c;
No do at 52c:No White at 501ac;No Mixed at
at 44c; No 2 do 43@4312c; sales for the week l.
$4,000 bush.
Pork-market quiet and weaker; mess on spot at
10 1920 90; September g rs bid; 10 10@19 85
for October; 10 0O02b 90 November: 10 65@19 80
December sales for the week 2400 bbls on spot.
Lard-cosed quiet and barely steady at a decline
prime steam on spot IL 35Gl2 40; IL 25G12 40
for September: IL 371a@124 October; sales at
10 for January.
Tallow-tIrm at S5Ac
BUTTER-frm for choice grades.
CHEESE steady
Cr-ra.,a c. " rr,o.,. ou,,.. 80 er,,.
,,o ~ SdI;c Wotr eelet e anu 5n
= " W f =. ppngg s az %
OO09 90: Winter Wheats 8 5O(dS 90: low grades
at 6094 so. Wheat is quiet and steady No 2
Chicago Spring at / 1884 1 30 cash: i 1884 for
September; 3o14 for October; 331s0l 1914 for
November: 34Is for December 2Ssl all YEAR
1ora weak at 641a 964s4 for cash; 64isc for Sep
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FAILING.
The President Has a Chill Sat-
urday and Another Sunday
His Little Remaining Strength
Gradually Giving Way.
The Gravest Approximations Caus-
ed by His Condition.

The President passed a bad day Saturday and
his condition was such as to give rise to grave
apprehensions. He passed fairly comfortable
night, but at 11.3O in the forenoon he had a
very severe chill, which lasted about twenty
minutes, during which his pulse ran up to 1877.
As the chill passed off the President vomited
considerably. There were indication of chill
on Friday, but the physicians were able to
avert it. After the chill passed off the Presi-
dent perspired very freely and slept almost
continually for several hours. He was deliri-
GUS during the continuance of the chill. 1t
was feared that another chill would occur, but
the day pass without one. At the evening ex-
animation the Presidents temperature was So,
pulse 122, respiration IS. His cough was less
frequent than usual. The members of the
cabinet were summoned.
The President passed Saturday night and
Sunday until evening without any aggravation
of his symptoms In the evening however an
other chill occurred though not so severe as that
of Saturday. He grew slowly weaker, and his
condition last night excited gravest apprehen-
sfons. DIR. Bliss says there is still chance for
recovery, though he admits the situation is
very critical.
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METEOROLOGICAL
lanrUAxToNs FOR THE NEXT TwEETy-Foui
HOURS.

IunruAxToNB FOR THE NEXT rwEETy-FouR
HOURS.
war DEPT, OFF1oR OnIEB SIGNAL
OFEIcER, Washington, d. o.,
Sept. 10. AM.
For New England,
Fair weather, winds mostly north to east,
lower barometer and nearly stationary temper
ature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The temperature has risen from three to 10
degrees in the Northwest and from one to IA
degrees in upper Lake region, 1t has fallen
slightly in the South Atlantic States. Light
rain has fallen in Tennessee, Florida and
South Atomic States. Elsewhere fair weather
prevails Northerly winds continue in New
England. Middle and South Atlantic States.
The indications are that fair weather will
prevail in the Ohio Valley, Tennessee, the
Gulf States northwest and upper lake region
to-day and tomorrow. Frost will probably
occur in the Northwest and upper lake region
tomorrow night.
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PoRTsMoUTH-Below 18th, sch Ivy Bell from
Dover for Bristol. ,s,
CALAIS-Ar 10th, schs Nellie Eaton, Ashioru'
and VIM Thomas Wooster Portland. 49,
BATH-Sld 10th, brig Antelope, Curtis. TOT hicn-
mond; schs Edward Waite, Lee, for PhiladeIpnls'
Maud, Robinson, do; j Dinsmore, Parker, baiu-
more; Ellen Morrison, Orne, and Starlight. Blake,
New York; BENZ Reed. Reed, and Ella, CoomDs, doj
| FL N Cove for Philadelphia.
Ar l7th barques Hannah McLoon, Keen, and
| Minnie Hunter, Lathwaite. Portland; sch Carrie
| Heyer Dryer, do. (below.)
| At Gun Point brig Ernest, for Baltimore.
FOREIGN FORTS.
| Passed Anjier July 27, barque Saml d Carlton,
| freeman, Singapore for Boston, -
Sid FIN Marseilles 9th inst, barque Antioch, Hem
| ingway Hyeres, to load for Boston.
At Port Spain Aug 80. barque Uneven Wyman,
for Washington, ready; Sept 10Th. orig UnalasAa'
| Ciriggs from New York for St Thomas, seeking.
Ar at Guantanamo 9Th inst brig Hattie, Linnell,
Brunswick, Ga. -. ~,
At Grand Turk 1st inst, brig Starlight, from Ban
gor, dsg.
Cid at windsor, Ms. 9Th inst, brig L Munson.
| Smith, Baltimore; sch Ruth Thomas. Thorndike,
New York.
Cid at Hillsboro 18th inst, sch Charles Sears,
| Turner New York. 49,.
| Ar at Musquash 18th, sch Victor, Perry, Boston
| Cid 17th sch l. Holway. Bryant New YORK:
| Arat st John, NIB, 10th. schs Clara Rogers,
| Rogers and Eliza Coffin. Cee, Machias.
| Cid 18th, schs j S Moulton, Crowley, New YORK;
| Comrade Urquhart, Rockland.
| SPOKEN.
Sept A, let 40, lon 9, barque China, Jordan, from
| Bremen for =
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anxiety already existing. He has also been
slowly growing weaker, and his present condi-
ton excites the grayest apprehensions.
(Signed) MACVEAGH.
Sympathy of the People of Ireland.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 18.-The following was
received to-day:
To Mrs. Garfield.
Delegates assembled at the National Conven-
ton of Ireland charge me to convey to you
their deepest sympathy and their hope that
the life Of the President may be spared to you
and to his country. PARNELL,
Dublin.
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10.
RY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Broke jail.

6rOk6 jail
wIscAssET, Sept. 18.-A prisoner named
George II. Merchant, awaiting trial for adul-
terry. escaped from Jail this morning. His age
ISIS.
Suspected Poisoning.
RooKLAND, Sept H.-Edward P. Morse OF
Union died about month since of paralysis,
as was supposed. Since his death suspicious
have arisen that he died from poison admins
tered by his wife. The body was disinterred
to-day and an official examination was held by
Coroner Otis. The stomach and some other
portions of the body were removed by Drs.
Banks and Hitchcock, and will be sent to
Prof. Wood of Harvard College for analysis.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE following post
masters have been appointed:
Herbert M. Luce, Aliens Mills, Franklin
county; Marcellus Tinney South, Newburgh,
Penobscot county; VIM. j. Wheeler, South
Paris, Oxford county.
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The Ohio Campaign.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 18.-Yesterday, Clark
Irving, chairman of the Democratic State Cen
trai Committee, addressed correspondence to
Geo. K Nash, chairman of the Republican
Stale Central Committee, proposing not to
commence speech-making in the fall campaign
provided the Republican committee would
withdraw their appointments and hold off in
consideration of the present critical condition
of the President. The Republican executive
committee answered, refusing to enter into
such arrangements.
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Trouble in the Coal rrade

PITTsBURG, Sept. 17-General Secretary
Jones of the Coal Miners Association, has
given notice to retail operators that if the price
OF coal is not reduced within one week another
strike will be inaugurated by the miners for an
advance to five cents per bushel for mining
The operators have lately conceded the
miners advance from three and half to four
cents, and at the same time raised the retail
price of coal to eleven cents. Secretary Jones
claims that this advance is unnecessary and
extnrtinnatA.
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Havana Market.

HAyANA.Sept. 17.-Sugar market continues quiet
but firm; buyers at close better disposed to ac-
considered nominal molasses Sugar regular to good
polarization, 7@71s reals gold per arrobe; Musco-
vado common to fair at S0S1a reals: Centrifugal
Sugar, 90 to so deg polarization in boxes and hhds
at l0Ag105s reals ;stock in he warehouses at Ha-
yana and Matanzas 47,6ut boxes, A. 90 bags and
l,5O0 hhds; receipts of the week 100 boxes and so
hhds; exports curing tho week 22OJ boxes 26uO
bags and 2150 hhds to the United states.
Freghts dun and nominal,
Tobacco active; Remedies Filters at S400$43
gold " eWt; Portido Fillers at $45@s5o; Vuelta de
Abajo Filters nominal.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

A collision occurred between two eastward
bound trains on the Erie railway at Elmira,
N. Y, Saturday. One despatch says six per-
SONS were killed, but the officers OF the road
say that there was no loss OF life.
7. & r. Patterson's box factory in New YORK
was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Star paror organ factory and Beatty's organ
factory in Washington, N. j., were burned
yesterday. Loss 100000. Four hundred men
are thrown out of employment.
The Exhibition at Moscow will open May 16,
1882 and close Sept. 10.
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The Glen House Highwaymen Again

PORTSMOUTH, N H., Sept. lS.-Myron
Pressey of Portsmouth while returning fro,
CImpton at O'Clock this morning was attack
ed by highwaymen at Palmer Hill, Compton.
They fred several shots which passed through
the dasher whizzing by Pressey's ear. One of
the robbers struck at him with dagger, cut
ting long slit in his overcoat, dress coat and
shirt. Pressey however whipped up bis horse
and succeeded in escaping 1t is supposed to
be the same gang which committed the robbe-
ry at the Glen House few days ago. Officers
are in nursnit
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Fatal Family Feud.

ATLANTA, Sept. 17.-For years there has
been an old feud between the Mitchell and
Cooper families, who live on adjacent farms
near Powder Springs, Cobb county. On Fri
dav Cooper dlscoverea the Mitchells driving
his chickens from his cornfield. This renewed
the bitter feeling and fight was the result
Cooper was armed with a shotgun and in
stantly killed one of the Mitchells and mortal
ly wounded another. Cooper was badly cut t.
pieces with knives and his life is in great jeop-
ardy All the parties are we'll known and
highly respectable.
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SPORTING.

Race Between Courtney and Riley.
New York, Sept. lin race yesterday,
at Fulton, II. Y, over three-quarters OF
mile course. rowed over four times between
Courtney and Riley the latter was capsized by
collision with an outside boat, and Courtney
rowed over the course, said to be three miles
and &C feet, in - minutes 50 seconds The
time of Courtney was remarkable, put was
owing to high wind aiding him materially.
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LAKE DISASTERS.

A Schooner Sunk with all on Board.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. IS. = Schooner D. A
Van valkenburg foundered Thursday night,
on Lake Michigan. between Jacksonport and
Whiteish Bay. The captain and six of the
Gre y were lost. The vessel struck the rocks,
and the crew took to the boat, which capsized.
The vessel left here Tuesday morning for Buff
falo, with $4,000 bushels of corn. The vessel
was worth $4,000, and the cargo $4,000.
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UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.

The President has Another Chill.
[7.00 p. m.
An attendant in the Presidents cottage just
reported the President had another chill short
ly after the evening dressing. He says it was
quite severe and lasted about ten minutes
Doctors Bliss and Boynton are now in the cot
tage and the story cannot be verified.
rs p. m.
Attorney Gen. MacVeagh has just returned
from Francklyn Cottage and says while he did
not see either of the attending surgeons he un-
derstood the President had slight chill which
lasted about ten minutes
DR.. Boynton Says the Probabilities are
Against Recovery.
NEW YORK, Sept 18-Dr. Boynton tele-
graphed to Cleveland lasS night as follows:
II consider his case extremely critical. He
may recover, but all probability is against re-
covery,
The Gravest Apprehensions Prevailing.
[10.25 P. NJ
At this hour the President is resting quietly
and is more comfortable. His pulse is 122 and
temperature somewhat above normal. There
is no Improvement in his general condition, and
the grayest apprehensions prevail.
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CHICAGO, Sept, 17.-Unusually cold weather
is reported from Des MONIES and other parts OF
Iowa for several days, and snow fell all along
the Rock Island road between De Soto, twenty
miles west fof here, and some points in Ne
braska. Snow is two inches in depth at Oma-
ha. The tops of cars on the Rock Island road
on arriving here were covered with snow. The
weather is cloudy and very cold.
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Hieh Price for Potatoes.

FREEHOLD, N. j., Sept. flowing to the
great scarcity of potatoes in the western por-
ton of Pennsylvania, they are being shipped
from this section by carloads, shippers paying
from $3.50 to So per bushel, an unusually high
price for them