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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26
MinlleSO Ota News, Notes

AT BSainerd, burglars broke into the res
idence Of A. II. Farrer, and carried away all
the clothing OF Mr.. an2 Mrs. Fazref, secur-
Ing $3.50 snd a gold watch. Miss McFad-
den, ut the residence o! A. E. Taylor. was
also awaken.d d to find 4 n,an attempting to
chloEofOEm. heT.i > She gave the alarm, and !;
the thieves made their escape twittout Sc
curing ANYTHING Of value. ss'Szs - .. :. =.
!, During TIE past year teachers institutes
have been held in the following counties,
the figures following showing the number
Of lectures: Anoks 4, Becker L, Benton 3. +,
Big Stene ., Blue Earth 9, Brown 9, Carver
9. Chisago 3, Carletonl, Chippewa 2. Dodge
:, freeborn Gocdhue 5, Grants eHGaston
Lyon !, Mcleod |, Martin |. Murray g
4eekcr 5. Mobiles g. Olms'ed 3, Otter Tail 2,
Pope Pipestone 9, Rock /, Redwood 2,
kenyllle ), Sibiey l. Steele, a, Stearns 5,
Stevens Todd 2, Wadena 3, Washington 3; :
Wnfht 3, making II institutes and %
lectures. i@::1 sE7 .t4,ttat {,.:x 4..,.
Articles incorporating the Mutual. Aid
society 9 of the Minneapolis annual confer
ence, f the Methodist Episcopal church, ~
edOptedOct 5, 1881 have been filed III the Office
Of the secretary OF state. The p.incipal;of-s !
ftce is in Minneapolis. the purpose to TENDERS
nerited aid to families of members. All
members and pIobationers Of confefefc {:
not ALREADY members nor more than fifty
years old can join upon the payment ,ot IS
and the satisfactory passage OF . medical.
examina' a'iOn.' The society is empowered t. :
acquire and hold property not to exceed
$50. .0OQ ia value. ;..~,-,. ..,.-..,.. ,:., =.
In the case OF Dr.. E. II. Lewis, .on trial at1
Chaska, Tor an alleged rane, the jury. after
being out a short time, returned = verdict %
mot guilty. <""'' I1'..;f&r '..'i a;'!
The nuptial cermonies between Andrew,
Jensen and Miss Matte Kittleson, laughter
Of the State treasurer. took place sWednes.
day at the Norwegian Lutheran church in
St. Paul, theRev. w. H. Peterson officiating.
At Castle Rock, Dakota Co, Hazelwocd's
postoffice and store were robbed recently Of
several hundred dollars worth of gentle
men, s fine clothing and ladies fine shoes. !:
Letters were broken open and about $50 in
. amps taken and SIS in silver. One hun
dred dollars reward is offered for the capture
- t.' 'n's''' '.7.,.t.'5 = <,s.:t:F-r. ~.
The business ofW D.. ,Washburn at .Apo-
ka is to be merged into q. stock company
Jan. l. with capital Of $500. ZOO. The in
corpofators are W ID. Washburn. William
D. Hale, Joseph f. Stevens. Jr willard g.
Hollis of Minneapolis and Caleb C. Crane of
knoka. .
Miss Alice Field, of Hastings fifteen years
old. the pretty daughter OF a widow, having
been dr'lsgcd and outraged IN, /: horrible
manner by James Carpenter and William
McMunay, died from the effects y Citizelhs
are searching for the Williams ~ ~,s2' a!.:'n
=" 't-t go '->-''- y !irI.s u; -
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{. Pant is being :ignted W.T.: eiectricity
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26

Sinnupc cist,on. nom dmSiatlpsaa Ipa.ieal a.ie,f
Poverty 10 IN .so aipo dn deah, '''J s
i The NcCully II Miles comnanws Of Ghfca.,
n, ,h.va -, ,...s.4,. =.
3Yi.'.xY - :sVhtP Pss:
1p !nas e'ned s'as. esc., = =, mo nafseoss
41I oOvUV no Wo9k % - comrsesect ~
Rd;rsfc i th3t the s:oI ~ ~.
aoiile Snd si4iSfc INA sn.fr ;S,,
jehambefswill 10 xnblaeon&xi Nith iripieai,,.
9atiops Oj; agriculture M, ie III, ,tha hone .,of
3epreseht fiyes tl,e tdssipnTi Wilf nv fribnfs
o.conln.RreLl Il In tbc,soysnor.i n3onis viN
hee me.eorial.; windo ii bearing. this great
4eAol me nale 4n Of aAe;, de:tsaa aFe
xe,f Is tSs Rpst snf pei! AnG A y
;;lH :. tFt9F9sS eFs1'! ts.t'
T.. l,.ANt!te4H&ten,J ] hY:,'fnc aie:Of d1e lEAiD
kieN Re!a % fh0fth tpok place Friday;
knE1 enl9alS EelS 81 tpeI :9eet 4tselpj q
Sisbt be HI HS R;,ysiG ar f,dG AZ XXI ~: III
Is "a as 'tRs Paehc slobe, jald }f6n, lie
fast and a6tthxest, 8 xeh 8 ,hs= Cana.
9as, Nere present: among them Mp.
y1iIxa oa .n!s 81 Cloud sn who bought
cross p.yinr us % wb5e w r,S.s5 th. Sissss Ss'o1a
price paid for any islnxle aaialal.n .IaPI 4,
linneeota s,atA. ,lbiiae lann,;rc.S b.;.
5oonnlaA;o,,if d Tis IA. M q.
- III. 3d,,.ss. ST,,,s :; "a u. H
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Pink and pale brown make q pretty
combination.
Feather trimmings Of cocks
plum,es and Of n,arahout feathers will
be much used.
Sicilienne and Irish poplin are
coming into fashion along with other
repped goOis.
Leather lace with leaves Of leather
on twine iicelle lace Is novelty for
trimming bopnets.
vrinx rose, the new pink, 10 q
faded shade calculated to please the
esthetic soul, and IL predicted as
among coming cOlOrs.
Br0cades will be limited to velvets
for the approaching season: plain
goods will be preferred in silk and
wooden stuffs.
Slate color, IN ugly and unbecon-
ing cs,lOr to either blonde or brunette,
for some reason unknown, has come
into fashion again.
Turkish and India enlbroideries Of
soft, dull, yet rich colOring, will trim
the self-sOl0red cashmere and cloth
dresses worn later In the season.
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The Hen Convention.

OMAHA. Sept. :...-At the National
Wollian's Suffrage Association, r..s.,-
lutions were adopted thanking Con.
gress for the appointment oi n select
Woman Suffrage Committee in eaci,
house; thanking Senators I.apllanl.
Ferry, Blair aud Anthony for their
report in favor Of impartial suffrage
by Nm amendment to the COustjtu.
ton; that 1t is the paramount duty
of Congress to submit a sixteenth.
endnient, which shall secure the
Acknowledgement Of woman; that the
Association should labor for the s,ll,-
mission of such an amendment to the
National Constitution, prohibiting
states ffOm DISTINGUISHING on the
ground "f sex: that the action Of the
State Conventions Of the Republicans
In Kansas and Indiana, the Demo
Gratis in Massachusetts, the anti Mo.
nopelists in New York and the pro.
hibttion'sts in Chicago, indicate
recognition vi strength for near an
pr"ach Of the full recognition Of wt,.
mans political rights; that It ia the
duty Of the Legislature Of Iowa. ORE
gon and Isdiana 10 ratify the pro-
posett woman suffrage amendments.
and that the enlargement Of wonlan's
political freedom IN ireland, sSeOtla nd
India and Russia are encournrinw
while the refusal Of these privileges r.
the more inconsistent in our ReI,ul,-
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DAY DISPATCHES.
Big Fire In egypt.

CAIRO. Sept. IA train frclu
1senha had Just arrived with the Six
f;eth Rifles. when an ammunition
wagon in the station exploded. kill
inv,n doctor in the train with inva-
lids. and some other men. the number
of whom Ii unknown. The train
limited and the fire spread tn the
railrM,l depot. which quickly Burned.
TIE flames next reached the commits
sariat depot adjoining. and thence
extended Ia some Of our magazines
which exploded. 1t was found i,,-
Mwsjble to prevent the reserve am.
mnnitiOn Lring destroyed. The
train will, the Sixt ell, Kiiles arrived
ir,s, rs another was starting from
Nlcxanflria with trucks containing
ammunition. The shells on one
truck exploded. scattering the shells
All over the station and dlemOliShing
the end carriages Of the Benha train.
in wl,ic!, were Il number Of invaiids
It is feared that some soldiers and
natives are buried among the debris.
The stalls Of the Dukes Ut Con-
naught and Trck were on the spot.
Engines xle going forward, but the
ire spread 80 rapidly it il hopeless I"
try to save anything Of consequences.
One truck with 3lO rounds Of aninu-
milton, not yet exploded, is hindering
the approach Of people. The whole
Of the cOlnmissariat stores, the main
ordnance stores. u greater part Of the
forage, all the hospital necessaries and
y large quantity Of clothing are de-
stroyed. The loss is estimated at
clU,NA!
I..TEH.--lt is reported three of the
Rifles are killed and six wounded by
the explosion. Some of the Army
Service Corns are also wounded and
several natives killed. \ number Of
the inhabitants rushed about carry
ing their children, money and other
,."rt.lIr articles, un.:er the impress
sion that Cairo had been surprised by
some new ercmy. 1t is supposed that
the explosion was caused by sparks
from, Il passing train. \ major Ct
marines and u private were wounded
and an Arab killed. There may IT,
many more victims, but these are all
yer seen.
The Indian troops will return to
India Immediately after the review.
General XOls2ley has recovered.
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This gentleman has a roomy spe.
ment In Parchen 4 DAcneoI .
block. corner Of Broadway and Aain'
where he eau b found at oil ho'ns
in the day willing to show his ex'
teusive assortment Of samples. AZ
he represents over . dozen OF the
vealthiert and most popular houses
in the East and West he II prepared
to furnish purchasers, upon short no
tice, with everything from staple ana
fancy groceries to confcctionerits' IN
GLIDING canned goods, choice brands
Of cigars and tobaccos, pipes and a.
gar-holders, toilet and laundry soaps,
.rices, dried fruits, candies, lar'' ana
meats foot oils, rerfalnery sacks. etc,
which he warrants t" correspch"
will, samples shown. His ROOF" Is a
museum Of gu plies, visit to which
cannot fail to interest and please tue
visitor, even II he dues not care 10
purchase.
OUR BUTTE BOYS
Have Teen subjected to a great deal
of "cl,ahing" from their Helena
friends. This has been met In q
kindly spirit and replied to In man.
per that reflected no discretlit upon
our representatives here. A d"ze"
or two Of them, who were given 10
"looking upon the wine when 1t ~
rcd'' when at home, have eschewed
the ardent here. Cause, not stated,
but they seem to prefer Last Chance
water 10 Helena whisky-a high
compliment to the water If not I"
the .iistilled liquid. More anon.
wv 5.
HELENA, Sept. q.
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Rascal Wheat Brokers.

SAN Francisco, Sept. S.-The
firm vi Heinrich Il Hansen, the well
known wheat brokers and dealers ami
rrumissory note discO,inters. failed
today. IL is reported that Il French.
bank engaged in the discOunting bus.
mess holds securities of the firm for
100000. another bank for go, UlU. aud
Il third for $1,000. 1t it estimated
that their liabilities will probably
reach $i'N,N4D: their assets cannot ut
present he determined. Hansen, one
cf the firm, WIS arrested to-day on Il
charge Of grand larceny. OH the com
plant oil the Pacific bank. 1t is
ciaimcl that Hansen came into the
bank yesterday aud asked permission
to take away with him three notes
made ty Degener 4 Co., representing
an amount aggregatin2 about SS,OOl.
Hansen failed to return the notes IL
The hank but returned them tn
makers. steps are being taken to
protect the interests Of the banks.
Hansen is admitted to hail in the sum
Of $3U.UO, AMI the examination Of the
charge Is continued.
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lIcCamnlOn Got Back.

WAs,1lNGrOH. SEPT. :s.-il,n. Jos.
}. AlcCaM,non. Assistant ATTORNEY
Gener:.i. Department -: the Interior.
has rei urnp.i here fro,l :n official trip
t" California ami Montana. lie re-
l.":la having ncs"tiate'l Il treaty with
the iitlIeai Indians Of Alunta,H,
t" allow til. Northern Pacific
railroad the right If way through,
their reservation. The price to W.
paid for the land is SlG!NO: the dis
lance l.; thirteen miles. The Indians
wanted Sl,(AU.(kD for il.
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five may judge from the dispatch.
e., Attorney NJ. Cannon, " the In.
terror Department, vino was ont here
recently to negotiate u treaty for
right of Why for the Northern Pacific
with the Flatheatls, must he consitl-
cradle Of . wax, and capable Of un-
landing to an interviewer gulf conf
n,eRsurate with his ca,x,rity tn re-
ceive It. 1t h rather too lad, how
ever, toplay anything Of this kind
On the venerable H., ming I"~f. The
poor old lady must have groanel ut
the thought Of having to ride GaN
miles In one Of Giln,er 4 :>alisbury's
stage coaches. Aud then the braves
surrounding the commissioner ut the
conference must have made each
particular upon hair her head stand
on end. The refreshing simplicity Of
the staid E'teM;Mg I'O<t accepting the
statement that . p0ker.playing and
halfstarved xbOriginee has no con-
eeption Of the value Of money, h
probably the richest of ali Attorney
Mc(ammou's jokes.
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Miscellaneous.

LONDON. Sept.:@.-H Henry Edmod.
knight, Alderman II Crippleyate has
been elected Lord Mayor of i.ondon.
CAIRO, Sept. :9.-The authorities,
consider the country generally 10 ral,.
idly returning ~ ito normal comdi.
ton that further ,iisr lay of force in
provinces IL unnecessary.
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Arabs Making it Hot for the Eng
lieh.

CAIRO, Sept. G.-The explosions at
the railway Stain continued ut inter.
walls for three hours. The passengers
ut the station were saved, hut all the
freight shells containing ten days
provisions for the nrnly and about
yw truck Of ammunition were t!estroy-
ed. Five men We're killed and
twenty wtUn'ied. The fire was of
inren.iiary origin. Subsequent to
the first explosion two .Arui,s were
seized in the act of firing trucks: Il
third escaped. The tro"l = l..truIird
the streets last night.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. a.. hc CLAN
W! squadron has sai!e,t for Malta.
The naval brigade has gone to- C;,ir.
10 attei"! the military levicw Oh SAT-
urtluy.
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Murd crer Lyuchod.

DECATUR. Ala, Sept. .S.--.An armed
PARTY Of citizens in pursuit OF James
Bel. who killc,! Major Smith las,
week. came upon the fugitive near
Leroy. l;e!l resisted arrest, and
shot Major >mith's sou. killing
him Instantly. The party then "!n.'-
etl tire upon BELL. and liz fell dead rid
dlt'i with bullets. The l'Nly wa, left
where. it fell.
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The Republicans in the Second
Congressional District ot Louisiana,
after induIging In . free fight In
which number were knocked down,
pistols drawn and fired, and the ne
gro Sergeant-at-Arn,s OF the conven-
ton fatally stabbed, nominated on
the Nth inst, Jun(ige w. Marks,
the Internal Revenue Collector. to
Congress.
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Indian Title Extlnguished.

WAsniNcToN. Sept. 28.-'rhe Secre-
tary Of the Interior has decided to re-
open for settlement Il large tract Of
agricultural lard, embracing about
lO.WOyOUO acres, in Northern Dakota,
withdrawn froil settlement Ivy Secre-
tary Schmrz. The tract once formed
part of the great Sioux reservation.
but was purchased by the Govern
mcnt from that triir. Portions have
bteM occupied hy the Turtle Noun
tain Indians. Il rowing band Of the
Chippewas. The Indians presented !.
petition urging their right tn Occll-
l'a,icy, and Secretary S:!lurZ with
drew the lands from settlement PEND
ing the consideration Of their claim.
Secretary Teller now decides the
claims Ut the (h;l.l~was invalid and
reOpens the land IL settlement.
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The Canadian Pacific.

san FRANCISCO, Sept. "a Vic.
!oria dispatch says: The Marquis
and Princess opened the Agriculture
al Stow In the resc,lce Of two tl.Ous-
and people. Replying t. IN address
Marquis IOrnc said: 1.-The adoption
Of Kicking Horse pass gives an easier
grade than American roads have, n nj
il is expected to have the through
line open hy 1885," Regarding the
Chinese question he said: "Tlp COL
ony will IL ashamed in the railr,,asl
race unless it availcrl i,s::: "f all the
labor that came"
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Reoolutions Of tho Territorial
Democratic Convention.

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0on1 Vhafever. Ard re si.n .m.!icrc n M,
Vl.o T., eive nv any CsS,sr.x.Iss,al enact.
1Ds,1t he rixht Ia IWljvkil;mlx Tn nc.,uire n
elsle 20 nmr pnra in s,r a,ss. aim.
her la,NiS or the x,vermmcnt. l,,i U,rv
ehooh DE- psepcrvssl In surh c,msIiirm II.i
IN M have seetrs =: a ri.he n, lj,.ir use.
RGliesd. Thai whereas ih,, nrn:n.ai.M of
silver sssi the i;nlu>tricx Ii,xt grs,v Dei n
ma are dependent ulra, II. I'm re cam, rihuie,I
)aSRely tn the weSitI, " the ,,ntn,al-hmye
pssspsssl lavxc districts IN I'm. west O:,cuoj
op ilew aveUuDsa az commerce. ard i,,luc11i
Tie e0pstrvclisn, NJ grant lines M rail vnv.
And wiesxas mSnstssyeS. me silver Drslmr.
iton hes ON. trihulexl Ia make m,:nns xiD,,u-
dant. ~ iucesl the rate. Os int rest. stin.u.
Doeesl pe,v~te enterprise art i..crenx Il IL
Vsees Of lahasr, thereby aiding yna,Iy In
Ne 9eneraI prosperity Or ilt. ,av,:,a.: E.cr.
fore. b. 10
kAsirrl. That ibis isr,uSiry xhssul r.
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There seem to Ike two sides tn
the story about Engineer Melville's
treatment of his wife. The certificates
Of the examining physicians. upon
which che was sent to the NlorristOwn
insane asylum, sets forth that the ex-
aminers are convinced Mrs. Ne l.
vile h not Of sound mind, and that
she was brought to that condition
through alcoholism. She probably
solaced herself during the lonely
years Of her husbands absence with
the flowing bowl.
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The Greet Comet.

VIENNA, Sept. :9.-The great coI,l-
1T was observed here ut :: - this morn
ing. Right ascension, Is hours and
III minutes, and declinatis'n, . de-
vres and IL minutes south.
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Floods in TyrOl.

LONDON, Sept. ::9.-Flootls III Ty-
rui have reduced hundreds OF veal
thy laud owners to poverty. The Ill
boring classes are In trouble and dis
tre>s and the approaching: winter
greatly aggregates the situation.
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Il n mentioned In to-tlny's dis
patches that ex-senator I'latt, Of New
York. who resigned his seat when
COnkling did, and acquired some No
tOr!ety ~ the ''n,c too" nf Conkli,
shadow, stands some chance Of be-
coming Secretary Of the Treasury, In
's,<e N Folger's resignation.
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Newmarket Rac,H.

I.oSI,oN, Sept. g.-At Newmarket
in the race for the first Of October
stakes, Lovely amd I.adislau ran u
dead heat for the first place; Vandu-
IA third.
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Star Route Jury Disagree.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. D.-The
jury in the Star Route prosecutions
in the United States District Court,
reported this morning. They were
unable to agree upon the verdict.
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Retaining the Army in Egypt.

LONDON, Sept. @.-.i'iie Times
says: II has been decided to retain
for The present '32,Ns' n,:n in Egypt
to- carry on and consolidate tie work
i"r which the suppression Of Arab
f::sila does little more than clear the
way.
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9.1anecfa Rgleaaad.

DUBLIN. Sept. @.-All supects IN
ctlstO " have Leen released In view
of the expiration tomorrow Ut the
term Of the coercion acts.
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SrH!NGriELD. Ills, Sept. 81 lon
ho1t. 1. Lincoln, Secretary Of War.
this morning gave bonds in the >a''-
CANON court in the smlM Of $lNtWV
~ administrator il thc estate "f his
mother. thu late Mary Todd Lincoln.
W the estate 2.2.tEU is Ill Govern.
n'ent bonds, the rest being PERSONAL
QCEBH'. Sept. :2s.-l3ird Rock will
be supplied with f,nsl from, the Mag
u;slrn Islands. until Quebec can for
warl supplies. Eleven people were
on the ssTA seventeen, days without
bread.
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Mrs DcI.onr at WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, sept. 2o.-Mrs. De
Long was at the Navy Department
this morning with Engineer Melville,
and had long interview with Secre-
tary Cha miller,
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Inccudior1eIn.

CAIRO, Sept. :9.-During the fire
at the railway station two men with
torches were arrested while endeav-
! oring tn fire the adjacent quarter Of
fl,a fNN'n
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Steamer Ashore.

CAPE HENRY, Va, Sept: 3:-An
ocean steamer from: Philadelphia tn
Havana is ashore near here. l'arttc-
ularx later.
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More R!ean.,ra

vIiEAGO. sept. 3s..--rhe Chicago
milwaukee, AMI st. Paul COMPANY
have contracted with the Pullman
company ~ take control Of til. sleep.
Ing car system over it's l.,aO miles vi
road. This makes Il continuous syS-
tenn Of Pullman sleerers from New
York to Portland. Oregon. The c''u-
tract goes into effect October LIST.
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From the Yellow Fever Districts.

BROWNSVILLE. Sept. y. Que dealt,
to Ily; no new cases.
FuKr iiKOwN. Sept. 2s.-One death.
Il soldier, 10 new cases.
PoINT ISABEL. Sept 2S.--One new
case; old cases conval-s::;my.
M:TAMOHA>, sep. 3S.-TIr.ru was
u celebration th's evening. with Il
gram: display Of fireworks and II bill,
1T the conclusion "f the fever. There
were two deaths nf ,evtr to-day. y"
new eases are reported. The weather
il; s""'; hut pleasant.
fr>> .CoLA, Sept. S.-1'h;rly-Si<
hew eases AMI two deaths.
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Chicago Gossip.

CHICAGO, ScW. 28.-Wh;telaW
IL i. editor Of the New York Tri-
d"". with his wife and child.
reached the city this lnOrnin. AMI
left for the T. .st this evening.
After the street cars had bern
standing idle Oh Balm street six
hours. President Turner sent the
strikers note saying their demands
l,;ls. been complied with. The men
returned to work, and u full fOrc- Of
cars WAS out in time to convey people
home t"*upper.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. :8.-.JuIn II.
larkt, alniS-i'"'lSe contractor, was
arrested t'-n;ght on Il charge uf col
spir;lcy IL deiraual the city.