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aUITEAu's PUHIsHABNT.
The ResuI. Should aarfisld Die.

WAsHISGroN, September l5.-The
question as to whether Guiteau could
be convicted OF murder in the first de-
gree should the President die out of the
District OF Columbia is still being dis
cussed here by lawyers. 1t is now
claimed hy one Of them that the case
would be triaols ilr murder in New Jer-
sew, in which Stat the President now
is. He Qaotes the following statute OF
that State, passed IN 1871, which seems
TO cover tine case:
SICTIoS 7S. Where any person shall
be felonions.y stricken or poisoned on
the sea or at any plSce out OF the juris.
dicsion OF this State, and shall die OF
the same stroke or poisoning within the
Jurisdiction OF this >tIts, or where any
person shall be feloniously stricken !or
poisoned within the jurisdiction OF this
State, and shall die OF such stroke or
o prisoning upon the SRA or any place ont
Il the Jurisdiction OF this state, in
Al her of said ia ies an Indictment
thereof founl By Jurors OF the county
within the jurisdiction Of this State in
" ich such d. I stroks or poisoning
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Brush Fire Nesr San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, September l5.-A
Santa Fall dispatch says that brush fire
started to-day in Baltimore gulch al
Fort Mount Lspalpas, and swept over
tract OF country three miles wide BY
sezen miles long. Farm honses and
country residences Of San Franciscoans
in the vicinity were surrounded BY
flames, but have thus far escaped des
truction, though the fire IS still raging
The railroad compsny sent mp Dir.
train and gang OF men to aid in check
ing spread OF the econfagration. VIM
Pixley, brother Of Frank Pixley OF thi:
city, who started the FIRE while cleaning
his lamp is missing, and it is feared hai
uerished.
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IRELAH d.
The Land,League and Irish manufactures

The LandiLeague and Irish Manufactures.
DUBLIN, September IA correspond.
ent says: The misgivings many have
felt in regard to the possibility OF unit
ing all parties in the movement for the
revival OF Irish manufactures or indeed
for any usefnl object are fully justified
by the result OF the meeting yesterday
in connection with the proposed exhi-
bition. The Land League left no doubt
that their existence is involved IN the
result and that ii they allowed the
thought OF the people to be engrossed
with any practical measures for the
promotion OF honest labor, their own
occupation would be gone and the
country would become fearful and re-
fuse to listen to their wild and wretched
appeals. Hence organized obstruction
to the meeting was resorted to, and con-
fusion was at one time 81 great that
there was nearly hand to hand fight.
Had the League element not entered
the arena the meeting would have been
highly representative.
Movements of the Land Leaguers.
DUBLIN, September l5.-About one
thousand delegates attended tine open
ing proceedings of the. National Con-
vention to-day. j. p. O'Connor,
Sexten Healy and Sullivan were
present. Previous to the opening
OF the convention conference OF
the delegates from the labor
league was held, and Sexten in.
formed them that the canon would
adjourn consideration OF the subjects
affecting laborerers until tomorrow for
the purpose Of enabling labor delegates
to confer with Parnell and his sxecutive
OF the land league.
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FOREIGN FLASHES
OF WHAT OCCURRED BEYOND THE
WATERS YESTERDAY.
What the English Think Of Irish Agitation
A Politically United Kingdom-Se-
cession Not to be tolerated.
Trades Union Congress.
LAND LEAGUE AND MANUFACTURES
ENGLAND,

The Irish Question From an English
Standpoint.
LONDON, September l5.-The Times in
discussing the National League Conven.
ton, says: The note which the Land
Leaguers uniformly breathe is the note
OF continued agitation. There is no sign
from first to last Of any intention on the
part of the men who live by agitation
to accept the land act as settlement Of
the Irish question once and for all. Ire.
land must understand this kingdom is
and will continue to be a politically
united kingdom. Great Britain will no
more tolerate secession than the United
States tolerated it in 1850.
The Trades U Union Congresa
LONDON, September l5.-The Trades
Union Congress to day separately ex-
PEELED several proiessed delegates for
the reason that they did not represent
bona tide trades unions. About eighty
members favored and thirty opposed
expulsions.
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shall happen, respectively, as aforesaid,
vhetbsr Il shall be found before any cor
oner upon view Ofsuch dead body or be.
lore the justices Of the peace or other
instiees or commissioners who shall
have authority to inquire OF murders,
shall be as good and efectual in the
law as well against the principal or
principals in any such murder as against
the accessory or accessories thereto as II
such felonious stroke and death thereby
ensuing, or poisoning and death thereby
ensuing, bad happened IN the sa%s hs
county where such Indictment snail Do
found.
! From the above it appears that no
loop-hole would be left for Guiteau. Ii
Justice failed him here he would get q
taste of Jersey Justice" which would
be quite as effective as any administered
in the District.
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Stop That Cough.

II you are suffering with a Cough,
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Consumption, loss OF voice, tickling in
the throat, or any affection Of the throat
or lungs, use DR.. King New Discovery
for Consumption. This is the great
remedy that is causing so much excite
ment by its wonderful cures. curing
thousands Of hopeless cases. Over one
million bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
cayery have been used within the last
year, and have given perfect satisfaction
in every instance. We can unhesitat-
ingly say that this is really the only sure
cure for throat and lung affections, and
can cheerfully recommend it to all. Call
and get trial bottle for ten cents, or q
regular size for sl.00. For sale by Lo.
gan i Co, Wheeling.
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY.
Propitious Opening of the Fall
Term Gratifying Influx OF
students-EyerybOdy Pleased
and Everything Lovely.

hIIO CNCEyb bhhAS 1<O
MoReANrowN, September 10.
Correspondents OF the Register.
The fall term Of the State University
began regularly one week ago. Tho
students have been coming in more or
less every day, and now the roll is about
complete.
The number in attendance is in ex'
cess OF that recorded at this term in
any other year in the history OF the
institution. There is feeling OF assur-
anoe about the University, and among
its friends, that it is the beginning OF
year OF exceptional prosperity.
During the summer vacation fresl-
dent PurInton has been active among
his friends throughout the State, and
has doubtless reached a class not speci-
ally csnyassed heretofore, which, with
the attendance already secured at the
time of his accession to the presidency,
has swelled the numbar OF students and
yideued the influence OF the University
in the State.
Our people are in a more prosperous
condition now than at any time since
the establishment Of the institution.
Thtre is a higher estimate OF the value
OF tollese education. The influence OF
the common schools is beginning to be
felt in arousing the ambition OF young
men to excel in the higher departments
of learning, and we may reasonably pre-
diet that the State University will grow
and establish itself in the esteem OF our
people until it shall become the most hon
ored and valued institution OF the State.
There is desire among the members
OF the Faculty to enlarge the opportunl-
ties and increase the inducements Of
fered to students in proportion to the
increase OF patronage from the State.
They realize that, like all other candi-
dates for public favor in this day OF the
world, an institution of learning must
be progressive and "up with the times"
in order TO maintain q standing.
When we have secured better COM
munication between all sections OF the
State by means of a comprehensive sys-
tenn of railroads, this will become more
decidedly State institution, not only
by reason OF being more accessible, but
by being better known and appreciated
nv ali sections. w.
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AT THE SEA sHoRF.
Ys,,srdsy Mornings Report.

Yesterday Mornings Report.
Long BRANCH, September ID, 1920 P.
x.-The President has passed comfort
able might, and DIR. Bliss says if he did
not make progress tonight he is not
competent to Judge. There was no
foundation for the rumor 10 the eject
that an operation was contemplated to
relieve the lungs D.. Asnew also de.
MED the story, aud said tuI first he had
heard Of il was in the morning papers.
DR.. Bliss goes to New York for lew
hours to-day. DR.. Hamilton ventured
an opinion on the Presidents chances
of recovery TO q friend this morning,
which briefly stated in substance that
the septic conditions OF the Presldents
blood will necessarily cause Huctuated
pulse, temperature and respiration from
time 70 time till II is entirely ellmlnat-
ed. That ne considers II sale 10 say
that the President will overcome any
disturbances which may occur from lm'
purity of blood, but II is altogether
probable that various annoysnees will
be oecssioned before the patient Is en-
tirely rid of blood poison. He expressed
an opinion, however, that the President
will eventually overcome the Elects OF
poisonous bloo1, spd after that has been
accomplished Iecuperatlon will be very
rapid. Wuen asked how long II would
probably take 10 accomplish this,
the Doctor replied, Probably
about i've weeks" lie considered
that at present the indications give
every reasonable ground tor believing
that the President would ultimately re-
cover and be as well now as before he
was shot.
The President has expressed desire
for a porter house steak, which Is being
prepared for him. DIR. Boynton consld-
ers that so long as the President holds
his own the chances are in his favor,
and that while his condition to-day Is
quite as well as yesterday, there cannot
be said TO be any marked change. Ihe
President was placed IN the reclining
chair at noon.
The Blood Poisoning Admitted
NEw YORK, September l5.-The Posts
Long Branch dispatch says: The reason
or one OF the reasons for the delay OF the
morning bulletin was the care expended
by the surgeons on its phraseology.
For the first time the surgeons commit
themselves 10 the statement that the
President suffers IRON chronic blood
poisoning. Their language is intended
to be reassuring. but it is easy to see
that they feel anxious about the issue Of
the complication to which they refer.
New YORK, September l5.-The Posts
Long Branch special says: The language
OF the morning bulletin excites general
comment. In the light of the history
Of the case il has great significance.
Those IN charge have been exceedingly
reluctant to admit the presence OF blood
poisoning IN dangerous degree. This
may be due 10 two reasons: First, to
slmit the presence OF chrouie pyaemia
il to acknowledge the
Desperate cerd,tion ofIheir Patient.
Second, TO do so says substantially that
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Tho Kansas City Fair Ground Fire,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September ia
Post Despatch special from Kansas City
saws that sixty. seven firms and individ.
uals, exhibitors, had their goods de-
stroyed by the fire at the far grounds
Yesterday, involving loss of s56,OOo;
iusured for S45, 1000. The exposition as.
sociation loses S25, 900 on the buildings;
insured for $500 The fire is believed
to have been the work of incendiarles,
as it has been learned that three men
were overheard planning the destruc-
ton OF al the buildings on the grounds.
The grand stand is being rebuilt to day,
and a large number OF booths and seats
put M to accommodate the people.
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EAST LiBKRTY, September Io.-SAttle
Receipts 1877 head. Market closed
slow at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts Z, 400 head; Philadel.
phias s. 1907 30; Workers S6 50s6 75;
fair SC 25(d8 80.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head; selling
steady at unchanged prices.
CaIc.ao, September l5.-The Droceys
Journ,l bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
81, 900 head; shipments 5000 head ;
market weak; sold l0c lower; mixed
packing So 35(d6 So; light S. 40(S6 90;
choice heavy Sc 9097 10; culls and
srassers s. 5O(G6 %.
Receipts 10000 head; ship.
ments 8, 100 head; demand strong; ex-
ports s. 20@6 20; good to choice ship.
ping S. 0096 90; common IN fair 81 %
@4 rs; native butchers & 60(94 20;
Texans active at s. 2OGS so; half breeds
and natives 50 9094 60.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; active
common to medium 81 00(G4 20; good to
choice 81 COOS 90.
New York.
NEW YORK. September l5.-The
Drouers' Journal bureau reports: Beeyes
Receipts ITO head; market nominally
unchanged; exports $40 quarters ol beef
and l25 carcasses OF mutton.
Sheep Receipts 9, $50; market quiet; !;
very poor to prime sheep s. 0O(95 40
Ter loo pounds: lambs S. 00tG7 90:
dressed mutton S. OO(69 90; dresstd d
lambs So O0(9ll 90 per 100 pounds.
Swine Receipts $3.50; market steady
at IS 5066 80 per 100 pounds for poor
to choice live hogs; S@Sic dressed.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September l5.-Cattle
In active demand; sales 5000 head;
prime Sc 25G6 75; good S. SOFAS l2!;
medium 81 37l@5 l2i; common S3 500
425.
Sheep Dull sales IA, 900 head: prime
S. l2I65 %; good 81 25@5 10; medium
So 25(G4 l2I; culls 81 coal 80; stock
ewes 81 O093 90; Chester lambs S. 500
! 90; western So SOFAS rs.
Hogs-In active demand; sales 1000
head; good grades - 0oCal00O common
50 50@S 90.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, september I'D. -noRb
Firm; common and light s. 0O(S8 75;
packing and butchers S6 40G7 10.
Receipts 1900 head; shipments 1856
head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CrSCISNATr, September l5.-Buyers
on the market are numerous, and we'll
conditioned stock OF all grades continue
to command excellent prices; yet sales
last week were only $50 head, At an
auerage OF SS4 Gi, against 535 head at
$97 80 for the preceding week, and
against 425 head at $76 II for the cor
responding part OF September, 1880
There is an increased demand from sec
tions OF the country not seriously affect
ed by drought or scarcity OF forage for
good, strong, young "frames,' able to
earn their current subsistence while re
gaining good condition. The first ten
days OF September, 1881, sold ONLY 62O
head, but at Sss 10, against 700 head st
only $Sl II for the same portion of Sep.
tember, 1850.
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Knights of tho Legion ef Honor

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September l5.-The
Supreme Lodge Of the Knights OF the
Legion of Honor in session here, have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Supreme Protector, II. P
Gage, Boston; Supreme Vice Protector
T. o. Mullin, Texas; Supreme Secretary
Freeman Wright. Missouri; Supreme
Treasurer. !. J. Mcbride, Indiana; Su
preme Chaplain, A. E. Grayder, Mis-
souri,; Supreme Guide, j. A. Sawyer
Ohio; Supreme Guardian, r. n. Levy
Mississippi; Supreme Sentinel, r j
Brown, Illinois; Medical Examiner, G
C. Higgins, IliHois; Trustees, 7. F.
Dennis, Kentucky; G. NJ. Hardenburg
New York, and - Smith, Texas.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Cinoinnati-Loss 100000.

CINcISNATr, September l5.-The fire
at Hunthaltzinger Il Co.'s picture
frame manufactory this morning broke
out in front OF the building occupied by
the Cincinnati Coffee Company. Loss
of the coffee company is sac, 900; insur-
ance SlG,500. Hunthaltzlnger's loss
was $4,000; insurance $1,000. The
dwellings OF j. B. Callahan, H. G. Eg-
kill, b. Fox, James Kelly, WIN. Corn.
well and Mr.. Riley were badly damaged
by the falling walls and by fire. John
Penner, fireman, was caught by the
falling walls and crushed so that he died
this morning.
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CysrsCnf-R.ilroad Bridge Burned.

CHARLESTON, WA, September 10
The body OF VIM. Turner, q miner, who
has been missing for several DAYS, was
found up Elk Greek yesterday. The
verdict Of the jury was that he came to
his death from a wound in his head,
caused by falling over cliff OF rocks on
the night OF the 10th instant. He was
about Se years OF age, and has been
twice married.
The Chesapeake and Ohio bridge,
over Davis Greek, Just below this city,
was burned yesterday morning. 1t is
supposed to be incendiary. Passengers
and baggage are being transferred with
very little delay. The bridge will be re-
paired by morning so trains can pass
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Death Of an oalcsr-The Lost Found.

ST. LOUIS, September ia st. Joe
special says: News was received in this
city to day that John Hooten, marshal
of Corning Holt county, this State, was
killed late last night in attempting to
arrest drunken man named JEFF Viii.
liams. The .aurderer was jailed.
Walter A. Bailey, the young clerk
who disappeared from St. Joe last Tnes
day, was found this morning. He is
deranged, and sf.er his mad shooting OF
a week ago, wandered off on foot and
stopped with an old farmer some ten or
twelve miles from st. Joe. He was
taken in charge by the officers and will
be sent to his home at Stamford. He is
raving mad. Bailey is Princeton COL
lege graduate.
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General purns,de,s Funeral.

PROVIDENCE. September l5.-Geceral
Burnside's war horse "Msjor," that
bore him through the late war, was
killed this evening. It hsd become
helpless, and the General had arranged
for It's death whenever it could be killed
without his knowledge. Great crowds
have been pressing past the remains oi
Gen. Burnside lying in state in the city
hall at the rate Of 1000 per hour. Many
distinguished gentlemen from abroad
arrived to attend the funeral.
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The Bush fires In Cal,forni..

San Francisco, Gala, September Is.
A San Rafael dispatch says thai the
body OF William Pixley, who started
Yesterday to the bush fire was found by
his son this morning in Baltimore
Gulch. He died while fighting the
flames. His hands were still grasping
a shovel. The fire is still raging in
Cushings county, and boarding house
has been burning. The boarders are
fleeing and leaving all effects.
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For Secretary Of the Senate.

SAN Francisco, September l5.-The
officers and many members OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic OF this city have
united in signing a memorial addressed
to Senator Miller, asking bis influence
in securing the Secretsryship OF the
Senate for the Pacific coast, and urging
Marcus d. Boruck for the position.
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Iaroe Gales Of Butter.

CHICAGO, September l5.-Two Of the
largest sales o: butter ever made were
,f-cted here 10 day. /. q. Knspf sold
4,359 packages, and Woodcock d Dexter
cold 1900 packages. One lot consisted
OF 3,ll2 tubs, ladle packed, price l7ic;
OIL tubs dairy, at 2oc; 376 tubs cream
ery at 27}c per pound.
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BURHETTs CocoAIEE.
A Lady's Hair Saved By is Use.

A Lady's Hair Seved By Its Use.
Burnett's Cocoaine will keep the hair
in strong and healthy condition, BY
stimulating the roots OF the hair and
restoring the natural action upon which
its growth depends. Twenty years ago
q single bottle saved a lady hair in a
desperate case where every other treat
ment had failed, and since that early
success thousands OF cases OF Badness.
Dandruf, Los Of Hair and Irritation o!
the Scalp have yielded TO this remedy.
The superiority OF Burnetts Flavor
ing Extracts consists in their perfect
purity and great strength.
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SuRocstsd,

STKUBESvrLLK, September IA Last
evening a little son Of William Myers
met a horrible death while playing with
some other children at its parents resi-
dence, on North Third street. The chill
dren were near a privy vault, and the
child fell into it and was smothered by
the foul gases. Its age was fifteen
mon.hs
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8trikinp Coal Miners.

COLUMBUS, September ia general
strike of the miners OF the Hooking Val.
ley is being discussed. The mule
drivers and haulers at Stratsville and
Haydenville have struck for an advance
OF from 50 toS2.25 per day, and all the
miners at those points are out to day.
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Advance O In Coal.

PrrrsBuRGH, September l5-The coal
operators have conceded the advance OF
half q cent per bushel demanded by the
miners at their convention here yester.
day, and q strike is thus overted. To
meet this increase in wages coal will be
advanced one cent per bushel.
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Arrestsd for Embssslsmsnt.

PITTSBURGH, September l6.-E. d.
WassaI. an extensive scrap iron dealer
in this city was arrested to-day for EN-.
bezzlement as consiguee and
factor of i've thousand dollars from
Fox 4 Drummond, OF New York. This
is only one OF the other cases which will
amount to about $40 900, and for which
suits will be instituted.
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DRY aooDA
Ne York.

NEW YORK September l5-Dry Goods
Fairly active with jobbers, and there
/. a steady though moderate demand at
first hands. Cotton goods firm and fine
makes are advanced by agents. Prints
in steady request. Dress ginghams act.
i've. Light weight cassimeres In fair de-
mand by the clothing trade.
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Dssshof q Bonaparte

, BALrIxoxs, September l5.-Madame
Susan N. Bonspsrte, the daughter-in-
law of the late Madame Elizabeth Pat
terson Bonapsrte, and widow OF Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte, died this morning.
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Fatal Accident.

WASHINGTON, Pa, September IA.
G. Pennington, OF Greensboro, Green
county, while descending the stairs yes-
terday, fell hesdlong to the floor below,
injuring bis spine and skull 50 much
that be died in few minutes.
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- Relief for the Aiohisao Sufferers

INDIANAPOLIS, September l5-Ths
committees OF the Common Council,
Board OF Trade and Merchants Ex.
change collected and remitted to-day
81, 100 for the Michigan sufferera This
makes S., 500 forwarded from here, be.
sides large amount of clothing and
other supplies.
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ITALY,
The biographical Congress.

VENICE, September l5-The King and
Queen OF Italy formally opened the Geo.
graphical Congress here TO day. De
Lesseps delivered the inaugural speech.
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A Tim .ly Warning. or the Experience Of
Hinistsr.

II you suffer from general debility,
brought on BY too close application 70
business and excessive brain work; or
from increasing prostration and sinking
spells, that even q rest or removal OF
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do as did q reverend friend Of ours. He
secured from his druggist Q bottle oi
Browns Iron Bitters, having heard OF
its merit from Q physician. Who told
him not TO take any other Bltters OF
Tonic, for with the exception Of BOWS
Iron Bitters, they all Confined alcohol
and had failed TO give his patients isst-
inc relief: nor should he take any other
preparation Of Iron, for With the e1ceP,
,;on of Brovn's Iron Bitte1. they al
h,.ctened % the teeth, and often give
bssdscbe. The effect Vas most saas-
fsetory; be immediately realized Won
dsrfui results. His old energy returned,
he natural force came back, and he ieit
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he RECOMMENDS Browns Iron Bitters 70
eli his friends, which He unhesitatinsiy
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