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The daily gazette., 1882-10-23

Deadly Bombs at Lyons.

LYONS, Oct. 23.--Several bombs exploded
In restaurant adjoining the theatre this
morning, injuring many people. IL is be
lieyed TO be the work of those engaged IN
the anti-municipal demonstration. An In
vestigation has begun
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The Prussian Parliament.

BERLIN, Oct. 23.--The new Prussian
Parliament is represented MS follows /; Con
servatiycs, 150 Catholics, 100 Poles, ~ ;
National Liberals, 60; Progressists, 40 ;
Scccssionists, 30. The repeal OF existing
laws against shc Socialists Is expected.
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a nnasfinn nf Namaa

A man recently tried at Police court for
being drunk and disorderly was Patrick
Hession, and no: Patrick Hasson, the well
and fayorably known furniture dealer.
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The runis Treaty Made.

Pans, Oct. 2S.-The Bey of Tr.,
made treaty with France which ' NV
the debt of Tunis, organizes tbr aS aI'
tration Ct Justice, and takes in ehargS ~ y
public propertY. "N' y
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Ghester's ,Jun,boree.

CHESTER, Pa, Oct .. 3.- The BiCenten-
nial of Penn's landing is being celebrated
hy a mock landings parade and historical
meeting. A great crowd of strangers Is
| here.
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Pirate HubbeIt StilI at 1t.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga new circular
calling upon all delinquent clerks 10 pay
up their assessments was handed TO the head
of the bureaus for distribution among the
clerks IN their Offices this morning.
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stabbed In the NecL

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 2s-Du,t
quarrel last evening between Front nun
ana Albert Hardie the former drew ,
and stabbed the latter in the neck e.,
the jugular vein and causing ins,an, ,e,
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sWhen the foun,nIn, ~ i,co =,

ncn the l0untains of life are moi cor
and einbitted by suffering: when llle Gr,
Of womanhoOd are strictly normal
HE ls like music, with no disc
jar her sensibilltIes and break In,
and organic harmony. But many who
ifom vital and functional disorders L,va
immediate relief aud permanent 81,
using Mrs. Lydia L. l'Inkham's ycprtabl,
DOund
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Ten seconds of Rumble.

LEAyESwoRTH, KANSAS, Oct. 23.-An
earthquake shock, lasting 10 seconds, oc-
Cured here last night.
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REGIsTER'S ORDER.
REGIsTER's nEFIcE.

httIATth bFFltE.
New Castle Co., Del, Ocloher Is, lsS1
Upon the application Of Charles VI
Executor OF John D0w,lcn, late Of vi
ton hundred, IN said county, decreased. Il
drrr,l aud directed by The Krgistrr that
mlnisiralor aforesaid give Notice of grai
letters Tesinmcntary upon The estate
deceased. with the date Of grahiing lher
causing advertisements Ia h. posted Wild
days from the date Of such letters, In II
most public places Of the county Of New
requiring all persons having demand, ags
estate to present the same nr abide by aI
Assembly In such ease made and provided
/ also cause the same Ia he inserted within I
| period In the DAILY GAZErTL al
paper published In Wilmington. aud lu
Iliincd therein three weeks, Cc. o.. d.
{ r-N>~l Given under the hand and sCall
| u. 5. }Ofihe Register aforesaid, al Wllld
| ~ In New Castle County, aforesaid,
| aud year above written.
5. e. BlGGs, Rcd
NOTICE.
All persons having claims, against ihe
| the deceased, must present Tie same unlt
i 10 the Executor, On or TlnIr N'nl
| 1889. or abide the act Of Assembly " M
made aud provided. CHARLES fkhnnMs
Address: Thnrlow, Pa. oN-i-V
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IIerzegovina.s IS Revolt.

VIENNA, Oct. 23.-Thc revolt in Here
govina is increasing. Many conscripts are
deserting and joining the insurgents.
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a Farmers Desperation.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. John KD,
farmer of Portlanlyllie, shot his Nj
hired man AMI himself to-day /
dead and the other two are fatally va,
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A.. .e"
star IlOufa xVi,o

WAsHISeToS, Oct. o3.-snec,,,
calor Bliss this morning took rro,ll
clerks e.a IN the office Of the supre,uo noH'
40 subpenas for witnesses In the ''|s NC.
Route trials. :" '"e new
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FOURTH FOURTH EDITI1
A BIG DAY AT clIESTI
a Farmer Shoots His W.T.
Hired Man and lIimso1f n
lHeNEW STAR ROUTE To
The Jersey I.ily A,,.,,.

~ The Jersey Lily Arrives.
Jersey Lily, arrived this S, Langlry
europe and is stoping at Albermnhg
she says New York reminds hpr a'lC dC
she intends to stay at the hotel I', +, Of
a..end ~ the theatre this eyeuin1 uay
Laboucher is her cha ,erope '''"'''s'
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That Husband nr AL,

is Three times the man he was before
gan using wells Health Renewed
Druggists. WV
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roo Late TO CLAssJPp.
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As-The black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
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Local Quotations.

OoRRRCrED DAILY by THE WILLIAM LEA 4
SONS COMPANY, BRAEDYwINK MILLS
IEuuAm Lr ntyu
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As TO the acqulttaI OF FtCh' VIII Is Ue9 ~
l hope he Is acquitted everywhere. we
course The verdict stands. The court
grants new trial, therefore, to all except
Turner and Peck"
Minor and Reredell were then released
upon bail in the amount of $4,000 each,
Vale and Williamson becoming surety Tor
the former and A. c. Richards for the
latter. 1T,
Merrick asked that the court should hx
,ba tirst Monday in December as the date
for tbe new trial, and the court did so,
the protest OF Henkle.
Court then adjourned.
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SPECIALS


Special 10 The Herald
Ausrr, September 1.-fhe govemo
was notified to-day that yellow fever ha,
appeared nj Reymosa, Camargo and Mier
Mexico, opposite The towns OF Rio Grandt
city and Roma. Surgeon.General Hamll
ton was notified and requested 10 furnish
mounted guarCs 10 assist In maintaining a
rigid quarantine. There were four deaths
at Mier yesterday.
The gambler who shot and killed a COW.
boy IN Oldham county some weeks ago Is
to be tried at the ensuing term Of the dis
trict court. The rangers have been order
to Oldham county to preserve the peace
during the trial.
The Bayou City Daily Marriage Aid
association filed charter to-day.
The experts in their report, which fell
into the hands of the reporters to-day, say
they do not think 1t safe to continue the con-
struction of the building in the manner in
which it is now being constructed. They
recommend that the entire north and west
ones substituted. They also condemn
the entire root and recommend that all
the walls be securely anchored. They say
that the building as now being constructed,
in five years will be unsafe and dangerous
to persons passing near. The report was
adopted by the board and handed 10 the
who, with his bondsmen and at
torney, took ii under consideration, but
have come to no conclusion yet. They
asked until Saturday before deciding what
action they will take.
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Workman,
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald
. WoRTHAM, September l4.-One OF the
party concerned in the celebrated Amalt
cattle stealing in this county, got two and
a half years in the penitentiary. Jefi
Dun skipped his bond and Jim Anderson s
trial was put off.
Ike Louis, colored, obtained verdict oil
So 900 against the Houston e Texas Central
railroad for MASKING off the hand of his
three-year-old child while playing on the
track. An appeal was taken by the de-
PENDANT.
Woodland has just given one of the
finest temperance public an
ners. After the whites the
colored people were Toasted, and still plenty
was left. Mr.. Andrews acquitted himself
nobly in lecture, first to the whites then
TO the colored people.
Mr.. Hodge Terrell an old and noted
citizen has died. He is much regretted.
The temperance reform councils work
ing well here.
Several cotton pickers are here from the
upper counties engaged in cotton picking
as our cotton is much in advance on account
of less rain here.
Owing to a misunderstanding there wa
not general vote in all the precincts in oui
county, Freestone, on the local option.
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article Il IN no way appIlosblo " nfe AIl
marine INSURANCE 0ofnpanies, md iIffy
are no longer held 10 this exaoflon Touch.
| lng tbs subject The eltOfney general thinks
Tie law of $40 should be fe.enaoted
Twenty-Five thousand acres Of school
lands we're sold today.
The capitol board met this evening 70
hear the report Of the experts appointed 10
examine The Temporary capitol building.
The report was refused the press reporters
by The governor, who pocketed the docu.
ment notwithstanding q majority Of the
board were willing TO make ftpublic II
was learned, however, tonight that the re-
port Is adverse TO the entire building, and
condemns great part ofthat now standing.
10 Is said TO have severely criticised the
specification Of the state architect and capt.
toll commissioners. The entire roof Is con.
1emned, and recommendation Is made
that IL be taken off and remodeled. The
alling of the walls Is attributed TO its de-
ectlve construction. The board .convenes
igain tomorrow to take action upon the
-eport.
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An Editorial Duel,

TOMBSTONE, September A. 1t is re-
ported that Samuel Purdy, editor of the
Epitaph, and Pollock Hamilton, editor OF
the Independent, departed for senaro last
evening to fight a duel. Both men, with
seconds and surgeons, are absent from
town. Hamilton was accompanied
by William Mulligan and John Burke,
as seconds, and DIR. McSweegan as surgeon.
Purdy took with him Judge Edward Nc
Gowan and John Sevenoaks, for seconds
and DR.. Goodfellow, as surgeon. The duel
is to take place in Senoro,, twelve miles
south OF Brisbee. The trouble gre" ouE oI
an article published by Hamilton in his
paper. Purdy sent the challenge, Inc
weapons chosen were revolyers; the distance
ten PAGES.
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Fort Worth.


Special TO the Herald.
FoRr WORM, September li,-Pe.ry How
ard, negro boy 6 years old, while follow
ing brass band, with about dozen other
urchins, down Main street, was run over by
a street car about . O'Clock, and from In
juries received died la about three hours.
J. Murphy, an old citizen and prominent
auctioneer here, about Is years OF age, took
morphine about O'Clock this evening, and
after lingering about three hours, expired.
This Is said TO be his third attempt The
doctors did all they could 10 save him. He
leaves a wife and family. 1t is said he has
never been entirely in his right mind ever
since lac was struck in the head with bot
tie, and whenever he would get out Of hui
NOR with anyone, suicide was his inten-
ton
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Burnett.


Special TO the Herald.
BuRxErr, September h.-The Mexican
war veterans met here to-day. General \.
q. Shelly made a speech Of about an hour.
There were sixteen veterans present who
passed through the war. A dinner was
served in the court house yard and fine
music was discoursed by the Llano band.
l.. J. Davis and Judge A. w. Ierrill are
expected 20 meet IN a political discussion
here tomorrow.
%. II. L. Culbersgn, prominent citizen,
died Yesterday AMI was buried to-day by
the Masonic fraternity.
Very warm weather for some days past.
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ATLANTA, Ga, September l3.-A meeting
of the members of the Southern Railway
and Steamship association was held here
TO-DAY, and the rates on cotton TO points
north of Baltimore were reduced. The
committee on the recasting Of the divisions
failed TO agree, and the matter was left to
the general committee, and the dissatisfied
members were allowed to appeal TO the
board of arbitration.
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Another Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, September 13.-The Plea
yune's Baton Rouge special says: The
republican convention of the Sixth district
to-day nominated Louis j. Souer for con-
gress by an almost unanimous vote on the
first ballot. The convention was harmoni;;
Gus. Souer is appraiser of merchandise, and
his nomination is regarded as victory
for the custom-house faction. Another
republican convention for this district Will
assemble at Red River Landing September
18th for the purpose of consulting with the
democratic leaders.
The merchants arc jubiliant over the
prospects for the cotton crop. The weather
Is favo rable for picking and the quality i'm
proyinp
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DASvrLLE. VA, September i3;-The e1,
animation Of the witnesses in the case OF
John II. Johnston, mayor Of the cry
charged with the murder OF John n;
Hatcher, late chief Of police, was eoneluo -.
morrov. Johnston has been admitted 70
bail from day 20 day since Monday in the
sum Of $1,000.
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Lumber Burned.

TOLEDO, o., September I5.-At 1;30
o'clock this morning fire broke out in the
extensive lumber mill of the Mitchell 81
Rowland lumber company, entirely de-
stroying it with lumber in the yard and
surrounding it,. Thirteen or fourteen mil
lion feet of lumber were burned. The loss
on the mill is $4,000; insurance Sc, 900; loss
on lumber, 500, 900; covered by insurance
we'll distributed
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A Double Tragedy.

LYNcHBURG, va, September l3.-Fuller
particulars OF the tragedy at Wytheville yes
terday, show that William Crockett, who
killed man named Joseph Hurt and NOR
tally wounded boy named Robert Glenn
ents, pursued his victims several miles out
of town and shot them down in
cold blood. There had been an
old grudge between Crockett and Hurt,
hut the immediate cause of the murder
was heavy loss sustained by the former
in game often-pins. 1t is thought Crock
EFT shot the boy to avoid discovery. After
robbing Hurt of all his money the muir;
derer escaped and at last accounts was still
at large.
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NEW YORK, September Bat the quar-
terly meeting of the Western Union Tele-
graph company to-day dividend OF lt per
cent was declared for the current quarter,
payable October l6. DIR. Noryin Green an
noupced his retirement from the presidency
at the expiration of the present term OF
Office. Newspaper reports assign General
Thomas t. Eckert to the vacancy thus
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All Right.

BosroS, September 15.-The report that
the steam yacht, Nellie, of Alton Bay, New
Hampshire, had foundered off Wolfton,
New Hampshire causing a loss Of fourteen
lives, proves to be untre. One of the party
says that the yatch was anchored few
miles out from Weirs, in consequence OF
the dense darkness that prevailed, but the
party landed all right this morning.
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CHICAGO, September l5.-Exactly at 2;S
n. m. the drop fell. and James Tracey, who
murdered officer Huebler, was legally exc
ftfad
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Atlanta,
Special to the Herald.


ATLANTA, September 1.-THE conven
ton of the fourth senatorial district met al
this place at II q. m. and was called to or
der by Hon. l.. c. Demorse, chairman Of
the district. Hon L. c. Demorse was elected
president, and Watt Finlay and John
Fletcher, secretaries. All the counties
were represented. After appointing the
usual committees, it adjourned till p. m.
On re-assem bling, after two ballots the
Hon. j. A. Peacock was nominated by ac-
clamation, Mr.. d. M. Ready, his opponent,
having Withdrawn from the race. The con-
vention then proceeded to nominate candi-
dates for representatives, and Hon. w. F.
Amstead, Of Marion, and w. II. Elliott, of
Bowie, were nominated by reclamation.
After short speeches by the nominees, the
convention adjourned sine die.
Hon. D. B. Culberson and j. w. Swain
are to address the citizens this afternoon in
the academy, where a: large crowd is gath
ering. ~
Atlanta high school, Professor NJ. ".
Looney, principal, opened with 127 stu
dents and now has $50.
The weather is very dry and the cotton
crop splendid.
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RICHMOND, VA, September 15.-State At
torney General Blair has given notice that
he Will bring suit on the bond of $4,000
executed for the security of state deposits
in the suspended bank, which amounts to
about $4,000, Suit will be brought. on
relation of State Treasurer Reyely against
the nbligOrs on the bond.
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Weekly Failures.

New YORK, September l5.-FAilures for
the past week reported TO j. G. Dun q 90. IS
Merchantile agency, number los, Of when
iOl occurred in the country generally, ana
seven In New York city.
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Fever ut Halifax.

HALIFAX, N. g., September 15.-The war
ship, Contest, arrived here yesterday with
the yellow flag flying. She reports that
two of the crew, supposed TO have yellow
fever, had been sent to the hospital at
Bermuda previous to the ships departure
from there and on the passage two more
became ill., but are now convalescent.
There are no signs Of sickness among the
nthpr men.
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Fever Spreading.

WASHINGTON, September l5.-The state
health officer of Texas having reported
yellow fever prevailing at Reymosa,
Camargo..and Mier, in Mexico, on the Rio
Grande. and requested aid from the gov
eminent. the collector of customs at
Brownsville has been directed to place
quarantine guards opposite those places.
Cordons from Laredo to Corpus Christi
will be continued in force for the present.
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NJ all United States pofis during lbe week,
iDO1i same week laki year, NJ ,MDl total
receipts ~ tlis date, s9fOi aame date lasi
year iMTGj exports for the week, 82,Bisi
Same week last year 9gjgDJ total exports ~
this date, 900 same date last year, Ig,07g,
stock NJ all United States ports, 1iC025;
same time last year 2d707 stock nj
oil Interior towns, OslO same time
same time last year, $4,000 stock Of
American ailoat for Great Britain, 1900;
same time last year, 5000.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September l5.-The
rumor in regard to the presence OF yellow
fever in jacksonville are false. The city is in
an exceptionally healthy condition. There
has been only one death in the past eight
DAYS and that from consumption.
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A Hotter

WEST BEND, WIS, September l5.-The
democratic congressional convention to-
dav nominated ID. II. Summers 10 succeed
Bragg. on the l,60lst ballot. Bragg's
friends announce that he will run as an in
dependent candidate.
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rT77III % IIIE IIII1-II8
KAxsas CRY, No. September il.-At a
prohibition mass meeting he'd in this city
tonight, a MOB removed the speaker from
the stand and broke up the meeting.
The third day Of the remarkably hot
weather was passed to-day. For
three consecutive days the mercury has
rachel 100 degrees. In many places the
rrass has become 90 uarChed that = breaks
and rrinds 70 powder By being handled
This afternoon. Of Quindaro, near here'
Joe Renick was shot and killed y on
uoodv. The trouble grew out Of a Crimi.
nj Intimacy which Moody had formed
with Renick's grand -daughtef, girl four
teen years old.
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Brya'
Special TO the Herald.

opttIHl % lHt HBfHIU.
BRYAN, September 13.--The case of the
State Va. Peter Winter was to-day decided
in favor Of the state. This case was watched
with interest, owing to the style and nature
of the suit.
A famer named Jack Mark was shot and
killed at his home near Wellborn, and ne
gro named Alex Hunter is supposed to be
the murderer
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LONDON, September lj.-The war Office
has received the following from General
Wolseley, dated Benha, September 10: Gen.
eral Lowe has occupied Cairo. Arab
Pasha and Toulba Pasha have surrendered
Internationally. Ten thousand troops at
Cairo have laid down their arms.
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corr-,rra. {. C.. aeptember l3.-Tbe
usrbnrv Pnllman a Hamilton circus
T,-opertv was attached here last night BY
he ernploves for $50 0O0, and local ACCOUNTS
~ nru,id bills we're also served upon the
r,-or-iefors OF the show. A Judgment ior
= 40 exists in Nes York against the
rl~rr.arfw
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Railroad Extension

CHICAGO, September 15.-It is learned
from official sources that the Louisville d
Nashville Railroad company will develop
in October plan for securing entrance to
Chicago via the Eastern Illinois road, CIV
ing them q through trunk line between
Chicago and New Orleans.
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Rrrrvorp. Va, September 15.-Bsldvin
A geukius. wholesale shoe dealers nave
assirued No statements 81 assets q "a
bfffes can Be obtained, but = = elaif.lel
s.;i-.-s Z. sttributeI 70 IN outside specula-
firn ~ re Junior members Of The firm
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Ausffn.


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Ar-rrr. September B.-Ths LongTieE
Marrisrs Aid ass0cisti0n Sled e chsrier,
also the Pas Texas Marriage agency. q
Ma-shrn
he a.to-ney-ssns-al to-day decided that
.-.,-ls zafH q the revised ststufes = Tie
rrT- lar recurring insrrance cumIlauies -
FIs movers al attoruey. cutnurirlur tiiei'
rrrrrs ard representatives, - accefi -
80 -hru -e-rsd with evil rr1cess To- anc
II hrfrsf 81 rhs rururIlrtre- SD tnal ~.
r-si-1e = -ss-rietei 90 f1-eiln iiie Sd -. m
L ir.s--ar1f r- UT.lliss- he ~ . ~
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WV YoEK. September l5.-The British
international Army Bite match took piece
Al Creedrnoor today. Total scures Of the
rritisb Is 1 SIS. Americans. SD
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AFaIse Report.

NEW York, September 13.-The report
that Hon. Samuel ]. Tilden was seriously
I'M was the same that always turns up on
the eve Of political campaign. There =
no truth in IL, as he was riding about the
streets of Yonkers to-day as well as usual.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 15.-An en-
baukment of approach the to the
Pennsylvania railroads new bridge
over the Schuylkil river cayed in to-day
on four men, One was taken out dead.
The other three are alive but probably
fatally injured.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., September ia
negro named John Bennett, who entered
the house of white citizen Of Williston at
midnight and attempted the virtue of his
daughter, was taken from the town Jail
Wednesday night by body of lynchers,
who overpowered the jailor. Bennett, who
had confessed his guilt, was Immediately
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Boat Race.

LoSpox, September i5.-Ths raoe bstVeen
Bflsasle crew and tie Thames rowing club
c-ew. vas rored on the Thames tins even
M, arid Wa won By the Thames-
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Nrw ORLEANS. September i5.-Ibomas
MeNuIlen. Of Manchester, Scotland, IRE
man on steam ship Africa, was accidentally
droyrned in the river nst night.