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UNTOLD AGONY.
As Yet, the Trembling Star Reuters
e Know Not Their Fate.
A Connecticut Judge Out sf the Marrow
Path-A Father Exonoratsd-An In .
dignant Denial from Condor
.---. 'E'r --lnceRdiaries. s.-'-
GENERAL NOTES FROM ALL SECTIONS

WASHINGTON, September 10.-Althoush
to-day is Friday according to the court
record, yet the true character OF the day
was indicated by the well-dressed and
larger crowd that filled the trial room long
before the opening of court. With the ex'
ception of Stephen W. Dorsey, all the de-
PENDANTS were present. Promptly at 10
o'clock court was called to order. In
answer to Judge Wylie, the Deputy Mar
shal said the jury was not ready to come
in, and the court remarked that he presumed
the jury had -.----.,--....zr--...e-5 -.
Oyerslept themselves. -r--~Ir1-
At u minutes past ten the jury entered,
looking rather fatigued. In answer TO the
usual question, the foreman answered:
II am not as yet directed by the Jury to
make report"
The Court-"You have not agreed upon
q verdict
Foreman Dicksin-"Partally."
The Court-"I do not know but that l
shall have to administer the common law
in its purity" At common law
Jury is locked up andkept together
without light, fire or any OF the
Comforts OF Civilized society,
and so kept until their verdict is reached.
l will consider about this, but will not
adopt that course to-day"
Foreman Dickson-It might be proper to
state that we are no nearer conclusion
than when our last report was made.
The Court-Then, gentlemen, the time
has come to enforce the common law.
Marshal, you will take the jury to their
own room and detain them, as other juries
are detained, until verdict is reached.
The Jury then filed out of the room and
the court
Took n Recess Until Two O'Clock.
At that hour the usual audience was as
sembled 1t concluded one lady, who sat
by the side OF j. w. Dorsey. s. W. Dorsey
was present for the first time since the re.
tirement of the jury, but left the room be.
fore court was called to order. All the
the other defendants were in the room ex'
cept Brady, who remained in the corridor.
The deputy marshal, by direction of the
court, visited the Jury and soon made re-
port that the jury stated that if the court
had anything to say they would come
down otherwise they would not. The court
had nothing to say to them and announced
a recess till 10 O'Clock on Monday.
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The Land Leaeue Takes Action.

PTrTsBURG, PA. September l0.-The Ex.
ecHtive Committee of the Central Branch OF
the Land League met tonight for the pur-
pose of considering Col. Alex McClure's
charges that Delaney and Conden had at
tempted to sell out the organization to the
Republican party, and after long discus-
sion declared the charges unfounded.
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FIRE RECORD.

I = ! oEk, September lO.-The American
s,e .,o'e ,s ,"mpany vas damaged $4,000
.ss ,oI W InlSht. Many fine HthOgraphing
1u engraved plates were destroyed.
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Brownsville, Texas.
Total during the epidemic...i.5S

The protective Gordon on the Arrayo river
has been etfectual TO the present time, and
the outer Gordon will be dissolved in few
days, as ample time has been given for the
appearance of fever between the lines The
ranches will be inspected from the outer to
the inner Gordon by quarantine guards.
Authority it awaited from the Governor for
the commencement of this work. The
Arrayo Gordon will be strengthened during
the week and persons will be allowed TO
pass after ten days's detention and fumiga-
tiOn of clothing An inspection station
will be established at Santa Maria.
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SUSPECTED ,rurderers Arrested.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., September lO.-Two
tramps, answering the description OF the
suspected murdererS of Daniel Cole, OF
Clot:er, n. j., applied for lodgings at late
hour last night at the police station in this
CITY, and were arrested Phey are both
Germans and told contradictory stories.
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Knocked Down and Robbed.

CLEVELAND, September 10-A maa
named Jas Williams was knocked down
and d,robbed Of his money and watch about
/ o'clock this morning. Frank Kseley and
Ed. Grant, the asssiiants, were arrested for
the offence to-day, and Peter Connelin, in
whose possession the watch was found, was
taken in forreceiving stolen property.
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The Il. OF l.

NEw YoRK, September 10-The Grand
Assembly n Of L have reelected all the
old officers. Mr.. Richard Griffith was elee
ted treasurer, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of the former treasurer. Pitts
burgh will be the headquarters OF the or
der. -r...,--. ,rs. s--v .-y-r -
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Fire Ruxsat Canonchet.

Providence, r, l., September l0.-Four
barns, a grist mill and planning mill on the
Sprague estate was burned by an incendi-
airy last night
An attempt to fire a dwelling at Cranston
was also made Saturday night.
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.-oro>ci to hold an exhibition of
. rqri- during the coming winter.
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Raee Made.

ALEXANDRIA BAY, n. Y, September TO-
The Courtney. y.Reilly-Teneyck race for $1,000
a side will he rOwed on the 18th of Sep
tember. There will be a special purse OF
$500 to the man beating the best record.
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Right They Bayen,t Starved.

7 NE>T. FLA. September 10.-Sothing
er has been heard from the missing
"' The schooner VIM. L. Garwell.
.as'r- says the boat is good, and il the
are nor starved they may have been
up. They went ashore 10 find tel
o station and took neither provisions
sa,er.
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Will Not Decline,

Troy, y. y, September l0.-Congress-
man Wood states there is not word Of
truth in the statement that he will next
week decline to become a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor.
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Fatally Rnrnefl

! t55AND, ,t5;N,D September iO.-Two lads,
! ia,o,ii -.I Henry Bauder, aged . and II,
~ SI.y burned by the explosion OF a
,,,s sAri"Nene oil with which they at
F''1 10 SIndle a fire this morning.
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At Pensacola, Fla.

No measures have been instituted in
Florida by the Treasury Department for
the suppression of the disease, as it was
only Saturday the yellow fever was de-
clared epidemic by the Pensacola Board of
Health, and no request was made.
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Disabled SlRAElRI

Fl. MONROE, September 10.-The dis
abled steamer Algsthia, from New Or
leans for Antwerp, arrived to-day in tow
of the steamer Seminale.
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Useless Fright

To worry about any Liver, Kidney or
Urinary Trouble, especially Brfghrs Dis
ease or Diabetes, as Hop Bitters never fails
of a cure where careis possible. we know
this.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
RaSe Ball.

BALTIMORE, September lO.-The game OF
base ball between the Alleghenys, of Pitts
burgh, and the Baltimore club, yesterday
afternoon, was draw after ten innings,
each having scored runs. The game will
be played off Monday.
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,,,en Of the Dublin constabulary
!, hs taken back, having q bad
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an, about five thousand lauda-
E-rkrrs in Philadelphia.
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
Cong, essionaI Nominations.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, September 10. -Ex-
Congressman James 5. Biery has been nom
mated for Congress by the Republicans OF
Lehigh County.
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mis- wants a sanitary exposition
,.,,r that is-in 1885,
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- General impression that Brady
few more organs.
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,7uhlcs between Japan and
have been settled, by the payment
r5gmnity by the latter.
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Sr. LOUIS, Mo-. September ia negro
was lynched yesterday afternoon near
Comanche, Texas, for 'outrasing 9 white
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Bear, the Sioux Indian, SEN
rn hr hanged at Gankton. has
-n,ri a second reprieve of sixty
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ROBSON WINS.
The Boss Republican LOOter Sure of a
Nomination.

The Boss Republican LOOter Sure OF n
Nomination.
PHILADELPHIA, September 1O.-The anti
Robinson fight is ended, James II. Nixon,
the only man in the race against the Re-
publican boss having retired from the con-
test. Last evening the committees from
all the wards in Camden but two agreed to
support him. and the chances are that there
will be no one TO object to his renOmina-
ton by acclamation on Tuesday next. Up
TO Wednesday last the record of the prima-
ries stood: Robeson, 50; Nixon, 55 dele
gates. On that night the friends OF Nixon
confidently expected to secure three out OF
i've towns which chose delegates, but they
were hOpelesSly left, as RobeSons delegates
were elected in each township and ward.
This proved a stunning blow To Robson S
opponents. but the
Climax Was Capped
last night By Robson capturing two more
townships which had been set down inthe
Nixon column. The Ex-Secretary OF the
Navy has now one hundred and ten dele
gates and Nixon only sixty. RobeSon's
friends in Camden are exceedingly joyful
over the recent turn of events. They are
loud in their rejoicing. Said one OF them
this evening: We TOOK them on tnelr own
ground, and we have knocked them out
two times out of three. No wonder they
Throw Up the sponge.
If they had begun at Camden, instead OF
planning to finish Roby off here, Nixon
would have been swamped before he got
down among the glass blowers OF GlaSsooro
No, the games up; and, but for the fact
that Roby will make the best speech OF his
E-,l off fha Nfnn finn has
handed him the nomination on a silver
plate, he might 60 back to Rye Beach and
finish his vacation. The old man needs
IL
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Heavy BLOW.

! S1csssioN, 5. C., September lot has
,spo,,..9g heavily all day. No disasterS
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The President.

BAR HARBoR, Me, September 10.--The
President and party arrived here at noon
to-day. s-e
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DYSPEPSIA, Heart Burn, Nausea, Indiees
ton, etc. are always relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters
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I,rmont Justice of the Peace fined
,Jy in the room = each, be
Jos fight interrupted the pro-
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THE IDLE MILLS.
The Latest News From FtttsbarGh 1e.
gardinG the strike.

The Latest News FrOm ftteaoorgh Be.
garding the strike.
P1rrsBuReH, September l0.-Thc follow
ing are the resolutions adopted at yester-
days meeting of Wilson, Walker & Co.'S
men:
WHEREAS, The A. A. OF I. and s. W. hs
ordered us, the employees OF Wilson, Walk.
er a. Co, limited, To cease work: aud.
WHEREAS, This association has failed to
provide for us, according TO Its constitu-
lion, by the payment Of stipulated sum;
and,
WHEREAS, This association has also brot.
en- faith with us by the noniulSllment OF
its promises; and,
WHEREAS, II We obey this order OF the ~.
sociation, We have nothing To gain, and
everything TO lose, IL Il evidently 10 our
interest 10 remain at work; therefore be II
ResoIrcd, That We, the employees OF Will
son, Walker Il Co., limited, remain at work,
despite the order the association; and be II
also
Resolrcd That these resolutions he pub
lished in the papers, as indicative OF our
feeling relative to the present situation.
Talk Ofa Mart.
II was quietly whispered last evening,
that the proprietors Of the Wayne Iron and
Steel works OF Brown & Co, are contem-
plating an early start. A reporter nj once
visited the works on Tenth street, but mono
OF the owners were about Tho look of
things about the mill indicated that prcpa-
rations had been made for q start, as quite
a pile OF new material had been brought TO
the smelling department during the dav.
Ii was there learned that one hammer
would lie started tomorrow. None Of this
workmen could be seen, but ~ this esiab-
lishment has been idle since the beginning
of the strike, IL is supposed that those who
do go TO work do 80 in opposition to tho
Amalgamated Association.
Neither President Jarrett nor Secretary
Martin was in the city yesterday. Mr.
Jarrett was at his home In Sharon, and Mr..
Martin, according to the headquarter at-
taches, was down the river
Vote 20 stay Oat.
The Penny lodge OF the Amalgamatcd
Association met last night in their hall. At
the corner OF Twenty-hrst and Carson
streets, South Side, 20 see whether they
would permit any OF their men ~ go 70
work in any OF the mills, a. several OF the
men had made application 10 do %. Tho
lodge decided that IL would not give its
consent 10 allow one single man 10 70 I'd
work, and that Il would stick together un-
Ill the scale was signed.
starts On Probation.
CLEVELAND, September l0-The Britton
Iron and Steel Com pany's plats mill, la the
Seventh ward, after inactivity oi three
months, has been started up with force of
about one hundred and fifty union men,
with the understanding that " the work
men i'm Pittsburgh receive an advance, tho
Gn,,r.. ~ MI ha alIa0 el here
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AN OLD BRUTE.

A Hoary Headed sceuudrel who
should be strung Up.
CLEVELAND, September l0.-Anothsr ar
rest was made yesterday on the charge Of
assault With intent 70 rape. The man
guilty Of the offense is Michael Haley, who
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HAD Chronic Catarrh for years. PERuSA
cured il. j. STRAsBURGER, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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THE NEWS.

,,.r routezs are on the ragged
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declaration Of the new French
minister that France needs no
r, probably means that at pres
\ has none.
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OmeIaI Report for Past Week,

WASHINGTON, September 10.-Following
is the official yellow fever report for the
week ending September 9th, at. the places
named:
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|, strangers entered the Merchants
st Wiunepeg, and during the
.srv absence of the teller, secured
son Of $40 900 in bills.
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MIDWAY, MAss., S~p,smber io.-W, 4.
Cline. station sxeni, left .ovn. 10 y =
Ieetd. With funds d Esv Yosk ! hs1
Ensisnd z. ? His heed csysn ths - A
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NEW Yosx, 1sbssDee iee-Annog s9
srriy.i, y - s:.ss.sssR 1 ~. s,;. ysst:fc s
WiIiism WSIss Phsfpa Sz@xiasssgi -
Austria - - a,isisfs, ~, ,yrsssey
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army worm passes its own ap-
a..uu> over the veto of the farmer
un> the field. The army worm
10 have Congressional quslitica-
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Guiltord OnslOw, VI, P, whose
la> w>r been announced, is said
ye spent nearly $4,000 in behalf of
rthornc claimant, whose advO-
.+ VA
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win be relieved by nnDep's ~ -.
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the way Of a spectacular display
I.s,t illumination in st. Louis next
b r7omiSes to surpass anything
tempted in this country.
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criminal complaints have been
s.sin>, J. b. Kelley, of Versailles,
charging him with receiving de-
When his bank was insolvent.
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S,vietv of the Damned il the
,faLnuisville organization com
of curb~,one patriots who have
d, oil from lunch house privi,
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" Republican Congressman in
.a has been renominated by ac-
s.ion. They are evidently ''sOlid
.f-j- constituents" out there.
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ALEXANDRIA, September 10.-FOur OF
Arab Pasha's officers surrendered this
morning TO the British picket at Ramleh.
They state that fully 800 of Arabi's men
would do likewise, did they not fear the
British would fire on them.
The officers say there are only 5000 rebel
troops now at Kapre, ElDwar, and most OF
them worn out. Many are desirUus OF sur
rendering, but are forcibly prevented.
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Continued on. P1urfh PIge.
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Bear. the Sioux Indian, sem
/ q, hr hanged at Gankton. has
,,,n,ri a second reprieye of sixty
-,rmont Justice of the Peace fined
,.N in the room = each, be-
| dog fight interrupted the pro-
E:s
declaration Of the new French
| minister that France needs no
= probably means that at pres
has none.
strangers entered the Merchants
st Wiunepeg, and during the
I,-,rv absence of the teller, secured
Is,,ou Of $1,000 in bills.
N, way Of a spectacular display
,,t illumination in st. Louis next
r7omiSes to surpass anything
.rempted in this country.
~ Republican Congressman in
.s has been renominated by ac-
,.Ion. They are evidently ''sOlid
.fri- constituents" out there.
criminal complaints have been
s.sin>, J. b. Kelley, of Versailles,
charging him with receiving de-
when his bank was insolvent.
, S,rieJy of the Damned Is the
.,faLouisville organization com
of curb~lone patriots who have
d, or from lunch house privi,
b army worm passes its own ap-
-a.,uu> over the veto of the farmer
-uns the field. The army worm
, 70 have Congressional quslitica-
Guilford OnslOw, VI, P, whose
la> n>t been announced, is said
ye spent nearly $4,000 in behalf of
I'D I'm, ,.G.ir,onf urhnsa alyn-
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Inside the Fold,

where the other sheep are. The arcbers of
olden time studied their art. They were
very precise in the matter. The old books
gave especial directions as to how an archer
should do. He should stand erect and firm,
his left foot little in advance OF the right
foot. With his left hand he must take hold
of the bow in the middle, and then, with
the three fingers and the thumb OF his
right hand, he should lay hold of the arrow
and attix it to the string-so precise was the
direction given. But how clumsy we are
about religious work. How little skill and
care we exerse! How often our arrows
miss the mark Oh, that We all were
mighty hunters before the Lard" In the
first place, il you want to be effectual in
doing good YOU must be
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General News.

Vennor predicts one more hot wave, and
says that then the warm season will be over.
William Veal of Twiggs county, Ga, has
had three wives die on his hands in fourteen
months.
The Pensacola and Atlantic railroad bridge
over Escambia bay, Florida, two miles and
a quarter long, was finished Tuesday noon.
The republican candidate for Auditor of
the State of Kansas, is said to be colored
man of great intelligence.
An appeal is made to every Catholic in the
world to contribute five cents toward erecting
monument TO the memory of the late Pope
Plus TX.
The great French astronomer, NJ. Camille
Flammarian, predicts that the world will
come to an end sometime in September by
coming in contact with comet.
There are now 1873 different varieties of
timber raised in Nebraska, principally indi-
genous, but many of them grown since the
extinguishment of the Indian title.
A dog in Pittsburg broke its leg and whined
piteously for several days. Finally, in an
apparent fit of depression, il limped out to
the bridge and jumped into the river. Those
who witnessed the act believe that it was
premeditated suicide.
The weight of the colossal statute of Lib
erty Enightening the World" which is to be
erected in New York harbor, will be l50 tons,
the height from head to foot about ITO feet,
and from the end of the torch raised in the
right hand to the feet 40 feet.
A gigantic oak at Mount Vernon, which
has always been known as "Washington's
oak" was destroyed by a stroke Of lightning
few days ago. The tree had many historic
associations, and gained its name from the
fact that the Presidents favorite resting place
after the heat and labors Of the day was be-
meath its grateful shade.
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His Wife's Death Kiss.

About a month ago A. b. Camp, accompa-
MED by his wife and child, came from San
Francisco for the purpose of getting soapstone.
Last month his wife visited him at his work.
They were about starting for their cabin, 4
short distance away. Mr.. Camp was about
to enter the tunnel to secure shovel which
he desired to take with him, when his wife
remarked: "Never mind, I'll get il ; you take
the child" As she started for the entrance
of the tunnel she turned around and said :;
"Kiss me first" The husband did so, and
she started again, but just before she reached
it she again turned around, and laughingly
said kiss me once more" Her husband
complied for the second time. and then she
started for the tunnel. She had just reached
the entrance when the mass of rocks and dirt
above gave way. burying the unfortunate
woman in the debris snd causing her instant
death. The father and child escaped unhurt.
From the San Beaito (CaI.) Adrance.
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Snakes Life nestroyers.

The loss of life in India due to the
ravages of venomous snakes is almost in
credible. Yet Consumption, which is as
willy and fatal as the deadliest Indian reptile,
is winding its coils around thousands of
people while the victims are unconscious of
its presence. DIR. r v. Pierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery" must be used TO cleanse
the blood Of the serofulous impurities, for
tubercular consumption is only form of
scroiulous disease. Golden Medical
Discovery" is sovereign remedy for all
forms of scrofulous disease, or king's-evil,
such as tumors, white swellings. fever sores,
scrofulous sore-eyes, as well as for other
blood and skin diseases. BY druggists.
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