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Terrible storm In Minnesota.

DULUrn, MINI, September MA violent
storm ragged here from 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning until about 1 o'clock in the after.
noon, and for fifteen minutes tho force ol
the wind was seyenty-one miles an hour,
and for four hours It continued at the rate
Of iorty.one miles an hour.
The new brick and coal and lamp shed,
adjoining the engine room Of elevator "a
was completely demolished; scarcely yes.
tige remaining to mark the spot where II
stood. Al the east corner o. THO elevator
the storm has washed in boulders and
graveluntil now there Is about fifty feet
square Of dry beach inside the cribs where
Yesterday there was water enough water To
iioat a steamer drawing thirteen feet.
Damage to the dwellings along Minnesota
Point has been quite severe, and In some
cases the buildings haye been moved entire.
y frntn their former location by the force
Of tho waves.
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LONDON, September 17.-Blshop Payne,
Of baltimore, presided at the Methodist
Ecumenical Council to-day. Resolutions
condemning the opium traffic, with an
addendum, calling on the government to
deliver the country from the guilt Of sup-
porting 1t, was passed.
Bishop Peck strongly advocated both the
resolution and addendum.
Rev. j. Green, OF the Southern Church,
read, paper on the missionary work Of
Methodism abroad,
Upon the suggestion Of a Missionary con.
ference to obviate rivalry and confusion be-
tween the different Methodist bodies In the
work Of conversion, Mr.. Reid, OF America,
said he had only been able to find one case
OF collision Of this kind, and 1t should not
go forth TO the world that there were dis
sensions.
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Yotxomowx, o., September 1s.-The
shifting crew in the yards Of the New
York, Pennsylvania & Ohio railway, stttick
this morning for an increase Of pay. The
bmkemeh asked for 81 day, instead Of
81 IS, and pay for extn time. The con.
duCtors asked for $40 month instead oi
S05. In all about forty men quit work.
About FIVE miles Of the side track are filled
with freight cars, making a serious block.
ade. The answer 10 this request was that
unless they resumed work they would he
discharged and men put in their place.
This evening the strikers are collected
about the yards, but no trouble Is appre
hnnlnd
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Indian Amirs.

TvscoS, A. r., September 1s.-The re-
port that Eskiminzin, the Apache Chief,
took large quantity Of arms and amnu.
milton from this place when he returned TO
San Pedro Is contradicted by the best au.
thority. Deputy Sheriff j. L. Brokon fol-
lowed the. Chief mile from town and ex.
amined his wagon and found three guns
and a small amount Of ammunition. Three
companies Of the First cavalry, with all
theit stock and acCOttreinents, arrived at
III pasO Friday morning. They leave i'm
mediately for Fort Wingate, and from
there will proceed to Fort Apache. Four
more companies arrived this mOtnihg at
FL Paso under Captain Hoyle bound for
the same place,
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Thomas 7, EcKERr,
Vice President and Gen'l. Manager


CHICAGO, September l7.-There is no
doubt but that the schooner D. A. Van.
valkenburg foundered on Thursday night
on Lake Michigan, between Jacksonport
Ul.d White Fish Bay. All hands were lost
except Thomas Breen, a sailor, who sent
the first news Of her destruction.
The crew consisted Of Captain Andrews,
Keith, first mate, second mate Richard
Keith and four seamen, Hennessy, Curtis,
Breen and and unknown man.
The vessel struck the rocks, and the
crew took To the boat, which Capsized. The
vessel left here Tuesday evening for Buffalo
with $4,000 bushels Of corn. The vessel is
worth $4,000; cargo $4,000; all fully in
stirred.
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LONDON, September l7.-Previous TO the
closing OF the Trades Union Congress
to-day letter from the American Minister
Lowell, was read, thanking the Congress
for the friendly and sympathetic feelings Il
had expressed relative to President Gar
field. -f stl
A resolution was passed calling on Par
lament for an act strictly prohibiting COM
mercial 'tCorners." g0ifhF'
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HemIu oil SAIWHlay,
Last night about hali.past nine o'clock,
the men at tho water works discovered fire
and smokeinthe center portion Of Warmers
Foundry, on Water street, and sending in
an alarm, rushed 10 the rescue and by the
time the enlgnes arrived they had put out
the fire with the appliances In the foundry.
The fire caught to a wooden partition near
the cupola from piece Of coke probably
rolling out against Il, There was a. fine
field tQr A big fire, but prompt action saved
the building, Damage was done 10 the ex-
tent Of $25 OF 40, which was covered by n
policy in the Jefferson. Both engines
reached the scene Of action, but too late TO
he NJ shrvirp
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TRANSATLANTIC NEWS
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CONVENTION.
Proceedings OF Saturday Ghd EdiOarn.
meRt-The AethOdiAl Egnmeai.
cal COuneII-G General For.
elgn News Notes,

DUBLIN, September lion the reassem-
bling of the National League Conyention,
Parnell announced a resolution calling
upon farmers to prove their sympathy
with the laborers by raising dwellings for
them and enabling them to live in some
thing like decency and comfort This was
the outcome Of the conference between the
League Executive and the labores' dele.
gates.
Parnell stated that 1t had been agreed
the Labor Delegates should choose three
men, one Of whom the Land League would
place upon its Executive Committee. The
Land League also accept certain rules
made by the laborers for local branch
leagues.
The resolution Of Parnell calling upon
farmers to prove their sympathy with In,
borers, &c,, was unanimously adopted.
A resolution was adopted recommend.
ing all members of the League TO Irish
manufacturers and empowering branches
OF the League TO adopt measures to enCour-
age native industry,
Dillon Egan american representative
moved that Mr., Parnell visit America the
coming winter, TO place Irish affairs in their
true light, and that 0'Connor accompany
him. Parnell, while acknowledging the
compliment, said he could not possibly
leave ireland for such a heightened period
as contemplated. o'Conuor, he said, might
leave shortly IT. r..
The resolution was adopted,
Redpath said he regretted that Parnell
had pledged himself that American money
would not be spent In the purchase OF bull
lets. II the League abandoned It's original
principles the Irish in America would not
cease their contributions, but would trans
fer them from Parnell to o 0'Donovau Rosa.
After a Congratulatory address by Par
nell the Convention closed. r.
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AN EXPLANATION


LoXG BRANCH, n. j., September l7.-Dr
Boynton came over to the Elberon hotel
from Funcklyn cottage soon after ! O'Clock
to-day. In reply to numerous questions
he said: This rigor today is only another
symptom in the pathology Of the case oi
chronic pyRmia from which the President
Is suffering. II indicates the formation oi
another absCets, We do not know where
but undoubtedly In the lungs The chill
did not last great while, but was quite
severe, and has greatly Weakened the Pres.
minutes. During that time his pulse rose
to l3S and his temperature reached lO2
He voinited, Of Course, that being n feature
Of almost every chill, but the election did
not iniure the tone Of the. stomach 10 any
extent We have given him no food since,
but the vomiting will not interfere with hiE
diet in any way, as the stomach Is fully "
strong a. eyer, We can not, OF course, tell
when this rigOF will rccur II may come
IN a few hours, or 1t may not come at all,
II depends entirely upon the time when
the new abscess develops itself, ThC
cough has been q little worse this after
noon than heretofore, and the discharge Of
purulent mucus has been very large. II
may be that the abscess 10 now breaking
No operation that could be made would
relieve the President It Is nonsense to talk
OF aspiration. II one large abscess were tC
form, In which was confined q large guam
tiiy Of pus, II might do 10 thrust in an aspir
at0r and draw off tue peDt'up fuidj but II
is characteristic OF this disease to break OuI
Ia little plls cavities, not connected, bl
adjoining one another In some partiCglai
organ You know how this Is caused, Thf
blood carries these minute embolisms, oi
pus giobules, received from the wound, ant
deposits them In some Of The capillary celll
Of an organ or a gland suppuration FOL
lows and, as In the case D
| the paraotId gland, there Is nc
great absCess, but COLLECTION
Of small Assesses that discharge eaChits Il!
lie drop of pus. This Is why in pyEmir. {
operation would relieve the patient. Yca
saw how II was with the paFOtid glalt.
That organ was hOneycomled with nll.t
nus cavities, each Of which had TO he pune
tured In order 10 relieve It, II is trlle all
broke into one In time that Is, when ht
gland slOughed entirely away and theIl
| was no Tissue lelt 10 bepi4he Tue Eells
You can easily see how much more difficult
Il would he to relieve these Assesses In thl
lungs repeat, that no operation can re
lieVo him, Nature must do the work. ThI
beef blood taken by enemata Ia Of somI
Importance 10 him, hut not great deal
There IL not great deal Of II tabsOtLed Rnl
Il comes too late TO do him any great good
| / do not believe that the wound has agaii
stopped up, although II may have done 50
AZ We have not inserted the Catheter 10
some time. Tho disphaIse u Etill had,
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NEw YqRE, September iS--The vet.
erans Of the Papal Army wlo served dur.
the reign Of Plus H., attended theanniyer.
sary inas this morning In the Cathedral.
At The dinner which followed one Senti.
meht given was uThe President OF the
United gtateS; maybe live toallt the term iof
which his countrytneh elected him, and 10
long wear the honors which his sterling
qualities and services to our common
country have reserved for him.
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Thirteen cotton mills al AShton.under
Tyne, representing 10000 spiDdlea, have
closed for one week.
The Nate Fpl Praas and HonIadl Z.i.
tung, OF Vienna, have been Conhscated for
adverse remafhs on the appointment Of
Count Richard iBelfedi "a President Of the
Administrative COutt Of Justice.
Since the distutbAnces in Rome attend.
ing the removal oi the remains Of Pins TX.
the reports Of 81. Peters pence contfibu.
tions amounts TO nearly 100000 lire,
while from January 10 April, inclusive, Il
scarcely exceeded that sum.
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THE ONO DEMOCRATS
Want 70 Have the Campaign Conducted
As u StIII Hunt.

COLUMBUS, September ls.-The following
correspondence, made public to-day, ex.
plains itself, ,e a..- .u, n ~
"CoLrMDrs, O., september17.
"7o Gen K. Nash, Chairman RtpuClican
&ak Executive Committee:
"DEAR siR:-DuriBg the week a long list
OF appointments for the able and distin.
gllShed speakers of the Republican party
have been announced for Ohio, beginning
on the Goth inst The Democratic com.
mlttee has been ready to open the speaking
campaign, but In the condition and criticaj
illness Of the President, we have thought
that patriotism and sorrow, In the presence
OF that awful calamity to our country, de.
manded that partisans should be silent
"The tidingS each day from the great sui
ferer grow gloomler and indicate that death
alone will end the tragedy. In view oI
this sad condition OF affairs we wish to slIg.
gest to you that we are willing to avoid ali
discussion that will lead TO bitterness, and
out OF respect to the President, this being
his native State. II you will consent to the
arrangement, we will not announce any
meetings, provided you will withdraw
your appointments. However II YOU do
not care to do this, q sense OF duty compels
US to say that we do not feel like opening
the campaign while President Garfield
fingers at the door Of death.
"Yours respectfully,
"CLARK IRvIyE,
Chairman.
"GEo. B. OxEY,
Secretary"
Columns, o., September II.
To Mr.. Clark Urine, Chairman Dmscratit
State Executive Committee: 0
"DEAR sn-Your favor Of this day has
been received. In reply I will say that
this committee before Il announced the
opening Of It's campaign for the 18th inst,
and not for the Goth, as stated In your let.
ter, determined that iAtr, honest and can.
did presentation Of the principles Of the
Republican party would be neither i'm.
proper nor tlnpRtriOtic. These principles
President Garfield loved and advocated
with all his great power. From his life
long and magnificent record we know that
their triumph Is most earnestly wished for
byhin. Whether by the will OfProvidence
President Garfield lives or dies, II IL the
sacred duty Of the Republicans to Use oil
proper means to maintain these principles.
President Garfield when soldier for the
Union never ialtercd because an eminent
and useful commander fell upon the field
Of battle. II GAtfield's voice could be
heard lie would bid his old comrades "Do
not abandon our principles because I
sutTer."
iiin contendingior his and their principles
Republicans will follow his example and
obey his command. Whether Il IL proper
at this time to advocate principles which
the President always believed to be injur.
ious to the Countty Is o question for your
committee to determine for itself. In con.
Clusion let me assure you that no one can
feel greater sorrow over the critical Condi.
ton Of President Garfield than those who
stood by him and vindicated his honor
and good name from all attacks less than
one year ago. Very respectfully,
"uEoRuR K. Nash,
Chairman Republicah State Executive
Committee"
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ST. PErEmBuRG, September ls,-A depul
tation Of Jews, representing different towns,
have arrived here and are consulting in re.
gard to an interview with General Ignatietf,
Minister Of the Interior. They intend to
present a petition praying for the official
public declaration Of liberty for all creeds,
and the suspension in the meantime Of the
avs sanCtioning the expulsion Of Jews
from certain localities.
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suicide orn GeorEla Judge,

ATLANTA, September l7.-AspGoial to the
Post.Appeal from Calhoun says Judge
Thomas A. Foster, one Of the oldest and
most substantial men OF North Georgia, sl.
icided In bis stable this morning by drink,
ing two phials OF laudanum and shooting
himself twice, once In the pit OF the stom,
ach and once through the heart with thlr,
ty.two caliber Smith 4 Wesson revolver
He was the leading merchant OF the town
since 1857, and held in the highest esteem
by ever one. He left two letters, one to
his wife and ono to his partner, Judge
Haslan. The one 10 his wife stated that be
had made amisstep In selling too many
goods on time. He had his lie Insursd In
the Knights OF Honor, and requested his
brother to take charge OF an afflicted child
TIE contents Of the other letter are not
known, lie was in the store ten minutes
before the act was committed, lie ship,
ped five bales Of cotton this morning and
wrote Instructions to sell them, lie was O
brotherin.law Of General a, 9, Garllng.
ton, d leading lawyer OF South Carolina.
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IMPORTANT business before
.'.morn,w ,' night will be the cleo
~ .so,. "a, Trustees, to succeed the
~ 1D ,;nc officials, We do not know
= ~ ~,5. .,rIlal contest is likely to aFlSt
. y .',,,er. ', but in any event we hope
70 ,.,,rI ior the city's interest in
> '',' .'.n. 3, be made will be the first
.''s.., s''..'' consideration ofeyery Council
r., outgoing trustees have, by
. 'g '.g,,,sIelgment.fIIed their posi-
'-'-' e,,ii, to themselves and advan'
20 ',. ~. INV. and We only hope tl'at
.,,..,r.. w.. whoever they may be, will
i,.s,Il ii the public at the close oi
s,em. nor,oro, inte,esl
W.. I.,ti5p. , to be made by Council for
'1 .,,..4,pr l' trust Upon the proper
.,trr,.tec- will depend the proper
'o., i'- n .alorI,natcs, We want men
.e..,, "a. IN select wisely and to intelligent
- ,,,... the work ot those whom they
~ "'' ,,,i,, irnm the credit due
AZ, s,,l '.,y.ns trustees to say that they
..al,ts nsht man in the right place
s',5,oI the works, us their secre-
", R,forl in the office speaks for
'tml,lloga in their report OF oper'
.',,grlacil on the 18th Of July last
n,,,,v, (AlIacir. term OF service as
,,,,,r he ,yins, to the city have been
.snI important IIeand his co-labor,
.aa,yyoi the practical operations of
I,,,.. bayc effected II very heavy saw
lathe matter of unaccOunted'for gas,
l,,l.. than ionr thousand dollars
yrtInrlcnarrrof coke and tar sales
,l,t.y.hA, been the management that
,,,learl.n! the reductions in the
NJ 4 "a, the works are making US much
gs5ttm,le city u, they did during the
H dhghcr prizes, This il a feather in
B sp Of any management and it is a
zsf tba. very much concerns every
aurr to see that this sort Of manage.
n obtain, in the iutlro. We trust
.>,bn tmcmbers of Council will look
s.afroand wcllto.morrow night when
bsm electing anew Board of Trustees,
81 IKE Il. men who will'dO as well fol
s5yuthcoltsoinl Trustees have done,
Tan mol whether the majority Is Re
vslaa Of Democratic; ii is the right sort
lstaVe want.
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PtrTsBuRoH, September is.-A Cite On the
South side this morning about 2 o'clock,
totally destroyed thmseu 4 Co. Z glass wart
house and portion Of Hayes lumber yard,
on fourteenth ttgeeL Theloss Il estimated
at s25, 900, which d fully covered BY Insur.
anee, The fte originated In an oil shed,
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ST. 1ours, September ls.-fTenry Muz.
baah, q German tailor, apparently doing 9
prosperous business IN the southern part
81 the city, shielded this. afternoon by
shooting himself twice In the mouth, once
through the hsari, Business aoubleS .
supposed 10 be The capss Q J \
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EgYpI.

CgRo, September lS.--The leading ma
tives throughout thecountry are petidoning
for the convention Of notables. This was
one OF the demands Of the colonels. Cherif
Pasha favors the scheme and lStates that he
intends TO grant what he considers fair
claims Of the army He will then arrange
for the removal oil regiments from Cairo.
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CRISIS DAY.
hiuHvS Record Of the Presidents
Lt..n

higtyt Record OI the PFealdents
LNBrlNcu, n. j., September 1.-THE
hzlhths leenmuch worse to-day than
hp Yesterday. though his condition
Mg4li, considered better. This morn.
u hida severe chill, lasting half an
Ia ittndcI by vomiting and profuse
Halls Once before the President has
AilI. They were then caused by the
E1ain Of an abcess near the mouth Of
y Nanal wound At the close Of the
draII week the terrible rigOrs have re.
tAd It Is impossible, the physicians
lat IN him tolive II the rigoS continue.
hsdMblul L he Can recover under any
tgHyhncrs, The doctors have been
'Fas lelInst hope for two days. This
brlll' rgor il an unmistakable sign OF
iF' Ramla u disorder from which
TtV FtOns recover, and which many
la'1lts pronounce incurable.
hll6.Ock the lew persons who were
NiHtn the sun on the Elberon piazza
~ Messenger dart out from the door OF
stfedent cottage and run at the top
ieFrdto the hotel. The bystanden
&"n tbs agile messenger run with the
-. t,,"I''et ny u DON ol matches ana MS
d -,,,l NV Nv ""s ,,, rN,llt lnuGll %Iteiit,o Il
Igs,.i J'uy ,,. ,l'lyr' !I,l seeing ", DIES,
NJ s go,, Iso,'Ig ;,,.I III MS ear aIlu starteu
MAJ /, 'rsu,Sl! ,,,, Wy % %pMarGs lhe cottage
yisss,L.,",i.S y ".S a''e ',oc!3rs t urn 10 run
a5m 'Ti, Tbn w, I,,. " svn''H uog ttot acr9ss :, y
ts,n,e, '"p p.; iou.!yrs M n.NgHn 10 wonder
w. vs. bflore the Doctor had gotten
49, !, f" IN, ,ie 'ol'age Dr. Boynton
VA .sl W. ''sll out oil the door bare
a.si 4." .,,, i''aie lor Dr. Bliss on a
sEnbls's.aa,, sa ,,I. ,ar Sala soinething 70
hn,J JS's',n Sirs .,,i sIlEcoh WuiSn evidently
&sy.,..'aIil' .'Ii' ana ana bolh physicians made
GatS. III g,E1. '.ll'r lIl'o Ilie house. ny THIS
ilya5tJ ''fU, r., nan Oeeolne consider
4 ,I.IaUt lllclr curiosity WJlS not dis.
sgfr 's,p sT,,I " ,i Asnrw l,A was seen walking
tsdasriS,' y, Mt ,,,, ,y,alage Ills iong, black
Gdipsi "ys, u i,i .,'t ,,, M.nu, ana lils straw
hdbm ,b' .,, ,,s yves, N93thlng, was
sG Gre s9,,, ,e '%',aSe ~ ,.',, lor haIi an hour.
adtir ,jS,. @ VI ,,, vehement had almost
tauty u6i,r"o.N,',i M" N'ici, .I 'lle news was mys
hai hid %,Ia,oJ y,J'' i AROUND mat the Prssst'
, uss,.aygil, , ,a,gl,ige9ce spread rapidly. II
lsE1d i' In 'sun' s 'ile hIDeron TO tht
t,s , Sor,,i, in d lew moments several car.
s'tOom "yrs,, yoficspohuehis dashe!
tit'nt5,p a, s,W V 'oWarus the fresi'
lhshc ny.,e,,n,, , rv,.', ,.,
eyiair Il N" "'.I l,,y way Tue Cottagers "
dkn,s, and j'u u,,. n.ocfoI were appTised
~ ltou6i t,nt t'l,' I,, u company Congrte.
bhsitr, c,,,lt "'g "o'tl Many thought
NahtsIIiS,"n',Ji no., no, i've the day out
osai d ,be ,.a c,.o ',''l u was only an In
eshhl fla, Il, "larihlhg, simply be
Mue,t,,t ''' '''' ehd was nearer thar
ltney C,,,o.tu, ,
ltrui tbc r,,,, wa, 'uy yaeh moved SLOW
ehiHalI ,li,rm,',''y ol ihe hotel. lie
A s,,,i,, %,.'oy. but he appeared L
kst,os.,b" Z. 81 lh' situation; lie
yssh. " +, ".' gv2d news to the cor
iai tbs p S"S lnat the chill lInt
N. we Iri sllpnt tins aInaptN,,
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M Yo1 Esnect Ouea

WASniNQroNi n O., aeptembeF lSl--
Checks for the RaYRen. Of qpAttarly Inter
est Of four per cent bonds will be mailed
10 holders Of bonds September 30. They
aggregate 5000 in number, the amount oi
interest money represented being arss7l'
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Cry OF Mexico, September 1.-THE
Presidents speech at the opening OF Con.
gress yesterday, congratulates the Nation
on the peace and prosperity enjoyed.
Says that friendly relations exist WITH all
foreign countries, and refers to the wound.
Ing Of President Garfield as q deplorable
infsfnrtnna .4...s4-
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WASHINGTON, n. j., September ls.-The
Star Paflor Organ Companysand Beatty's
immense organ factories were totally de-
Slroyed by FIRE this evening. The loss ts
estIinated At s2ql,o0a; paEtiallY insured.
-Four hundred men were thrown out Of EN-.
hlnntnnnl
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BosroS, September 17.--Durlng q quarrel
this afternoon between Harry Forbes and
George W. Townsend, well known ma.
fine diver, Forbes shot Townsend through
The neck, then shot himself In the head
and fell dead. Townsend will probably
Hia .H. |".
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PARIS, September l7.-L Napoleon, organ
Of Prince Jerome Napoleon, denies the
statement that The Prince Is preparing a
manifesto renounClhg his claim 10 the
leadership Of the IOnaparlists,
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BERLIN, September 1S.-Enperor vii.
liam has sanctioned the acceptance by
the descendants Of Baron Won steuben Of
an invitation TO attend the Yorktown cen.
tenninl celebration. The descendants are
all officers In the pfussiah Army.
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Dublin, September l7.-There is a very
bitter feeling between the people and
police. One Of the latter was set upon and
murdered by mob In Dublin Thursday
night while assisting in the arrest Of q
dtuhkard. ".st'.