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An onrRrpEpoUs raIsosER
CeuAes q Little Trouble at the County
Hall.

Grant Geary, the 10y accused Of break
ing into Jacob Wilhelm's saloon, in the
Eighth ward, and stealing watch and
slme other articles, has been the cause Of
good deal Of annoyance to Jailer Davis
ever since confined In the Jail. Recently
he took 10 occasionally breaking the water.
pipe which passes though his cell. He
did this fIr .pure ctissedness," the ialler
says. He has broken the pipe
on in different cells three times,
and. each time the water had ~
be shut Of and the plumbers sent
for. Before it could be turned oil the lower
tier Of cells was flooded. The third occur
renee Of this kind took place last night,
and the jailer, thinking patience nad
ceased to be virtue, concluded 10 iron
Geary 30 that q repetition Of the Ofense
would be impossible. For this purpose the
young man was taken into the office,
but ne there objected to having the
irons placed on him, and declared
the jailer coEld not do 1t. Wnen
Capt. Davis attempted to, Geary at.
tackled him, grasped his arm, and iought
like tiger. The jailer took his mace and
beat the recalcitrant prisoner over the bead,
knocking him down; but still he fought,
and 1t took the combined Efforts Of three
men TO iron him and place him In the
cell.
Davis says Geary is the worst prisoner
he ever had in his charge; worse even than
Joe Chambers, who is very troublesome.
Last Friday, however, a fellow prisoner
beat Chambers badly, and since that he
has been tame enough: There are about
twenty six prisoners in the jail, OF whom
six are colored. fa
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POLITICAL MATIERS.
THE CAMPAIGN ACROSS. THE RIVER
The Haddl.d state of Affairs In the Democratic
Camp at CInsinnatE-EHOrt to COmprSnI,s
Unsuccessful 50 nr-RSpubliean COnrsn'
tIors Ia Massachusetts, aad Sew York.

CINcISNATI, September l9.-The Com
mrciul- Ga:ette says: Since the day the
Highland House ratification meeting plac'
ed before the people Of Hamilton 4 tickei
which was dictated by one Johnny Nc
Lean, Dame Rumor has been kept busy
circulating stories, and she has been more
constantly employed than ever before in
any one political campaign. New rllmora
and theories break forth every day. Some
of the stories, especially those relating to
thu probable course OF the anti. McLesnites,
have come true, so that therumor OF yester-
day TO the effect that the College Hall Con-
ference Committee insist upon their de-
maud that both Democratic tickets should
be withdrawn before u reconsideration can
bs effected was generally credited as
correct.
0l the many proposed solutions T. the
problem at present Dotheling the Drains Of
the Democrats, that OF holding new Con-
vantioH Is the most popular and gains new
supporters daily. Many voters who origin
ally favored the Highland House ticket
have come around SO far as 70 admit that
new Convention, the delegates TO which
would bs elected under the BAber Law,
would be the proper thing, as by it all the
factions would have an equal chance.
DOUBTS OF A COMPROMISE.
Whether Or not there will be a compro.
mise between the two factions is in doubt,
but even II they come to some, sort Of an
understanding the general opinion among
spectators is that the internal war Wsging
within the Democratic ranks will be more
bitter thnn ever. 1.-THE College Hall rep.
resentatives insis. that both tickets must
be Withdrawn and that proposition is
agreed upon, is is openly announced Nc
Lean and bis forces will come out against
the new ticket. Such being the Case, the
probabilities are that both Democratic
tickets will remain in the field.
The proposition that ticket be made up
from the two was rather well received
among the McLeanites, and Yesterday af-
ternoon u report that the HighlGud House
Legislative ticket and the College Hall
nominees for the balance OF the county
offices wonld make up the new ticket WAS
being freely circulated. As much SO
woIId-be Boss Johnny desires to elect his
Legislative casdidates, and as willing as he
may be to abandon the men who aided him
in consummating his great scheme, it is al
mos, unreasonable to suppose that the
last named proposition would be enter
tanned by Mclean. Another suggestion is
that the Highland House Executive Com.
mitteemen should resign, and Tom Mulvi.
hill and Lsw Bernard step down and out
as the officers. This, too, is out OF the
question, Us Mulvlhill would regard the
proposition as All insult, and would pnsi.
lively decline to do anything OF the kind.
With such a situation before them, and
from the action Of the Highland House
sub Committee, the public can judge as to
what the chances for harmony are even il
the representatives Of the two tickets agree
n nan a trn.a
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LoronorIYn YlREll sN
n.et In 1esth AanaAI Convention nj
Denyer. Col.

DENVER, Col. September 1O-The tenth
annual Convention OF the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen Of the United States
and Canada Is In session here. President
Arnold, Of Columbus, Ohio, presided at
the opening exercises. Speeches were
made az by Col. Maynard, editor Of the In.
dIanapo,is Sentinel, Congressman Beltord,
Ex-Governor Routt, 5. n: Stevens and 9th
ers. Henry Ward BeecRer, who is deliv-
eripy series Of lectures here, spoke ten
minutes, About $50 delegates were pres.
ent. representing the same. number oi
lodges and membership oi 5000. The
executive session will be held tomorrow.
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Base Rail- Ye.tsr,day.

At springii sli-Toledo, 8; Springfield, 0.
Game called on account Of darkness.
AtNew Y3fk-Cleveland, o; New York, 6.
Drawn game. 80
At Phila-BniFalo, s; Philadelphia, Il.
AT Boston-Dstroit, 2; Boston, 3.
AT providence-Chicago 4; Providence 7.
Al Colnmbus-Alleghany, 8; Columbus
At Cincinnatt-Athletics, .; Cincin., i2.
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erable length, his remarks being chiefly 10
reference to the present Governor. He re-
viewed the Tewksbury affair.
After some routine business had been
transacted the Convention proceeded to
ballot.
Robinson was nominated for Governor
on the first ballot having 996 votes out OF
on the ballot for Lieut.. Governor, Oliver
Ames received 755 out OF l,09T votes.
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New ! oNK . .ErunLlpANs
In CONGRATULATIONS PFeyaiIs-A
Good ticket IL EOnluatsd.


RIcHFlELD sPRiSGs, N. y, September 10.
The weather is beautiful. A large morn.
ing influx Of delegates and visitors have
filled tho hotels to ovetaowins and gava
the village a very lively appear nee.
f, G. Lapham was unanimously chn, /
Temporary Chairman. lie wasssre we'd
with applause, aud addressed the meeting.
Aiterthe appointment Of the usual com.
mittees and the transaction Of routine bui.
ness, tho Convention took recess until
O'Clock.
Upon reass.mbling B. H. Hall moved
the unanimous ponination Of General
Joseph b Carr, for Secretary Of State. Oar.
ried unanimously amid applause. Ira
Davenport was renominated for Comp.
troller by scclamation,
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Tng Democratic campaign across the
riy.r is proceeding on two great thoughts'
N. That the triumph Of the Democracy is
he o.,ly hope Of the wool grower. selah
q. That the triumph OF the Republican
paty means the election to the United
S;A.es Senate Of that bold, bad man,
Charles Foster. What masteriul minds
those Democratic managers have.
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BALTIMORE. Nh, September l0.-The
Democratic State Convention met at noon
to-day. The following ticket was nomi-
mated: Robert 3L. McLane, Tor Governor;
Charles D. Roberts, for Attorney General
]. Fnnk Turner, for Comptroller.
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window Glass. WORKERS,

PrrrtuuRdH, Pa, September 1910
morrow the final conference Of the window
glass manufacturers and ths,workmen will
be held to settle the rate ofIHages 10 be pa d
during the ensuing year. II Is not consid-
cred probable that an agreement vii! be
reached, and strike is conIdered inevita.
hla luG
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T.EVheellnS SrElL,OExcxR is the ouly pape,
rOsWotklng t5e JAyhAwEer $50 600 lie. The editor
d he lSIELtIGIScLR ought to nave IeppeT put on
Bis tongue ->lEtbearlle Gd:ctk,
The statement, with due respect, is moi
astnate. With regard to the pepper, that
ilba;ter on the pen. With regard to the
5000, won't the Ga:ttte ask John r,
Mclean to publish the proof, which be
Gains to hold? Judge Hoadly has never
denied that he got the nomination because
be was the highest bidder.
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rnr wsyne .ldroca,s suggests that Audi
MILLER call conference. Ilhe did the
y, Us wouldn't have anything tp do with
!, Tbev have had theirs; TUG child is
%,,r and its name isn't Joseph.
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srArE c0SyENrios
or the Massachusetts Republican, Bu
Ter ISauied over Ihs Goals.

Ter Iauied over lhs Goals.
BosroS, September l9-The Republican
State Convention was called. to orderAt Ii
ociosk. obslsRsn Lodge, q The State oon.
.tral Committee, wRs chosen temporary
chairman, aud alter prayer by Rev. 0rpiu
u. Clifford, addressed the Convention.
AT the conclusion OF Mr.. Lodges address
the usual eommittee's and permanent otli
cers were appointed. OhSs. r. Cadman
wasappointed President, and on taking the
chair addressed the Convention at consid
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,,s believed that since Judge Hoadly
s.. bsep laid up for repairs in Philadel-
i. n. he has bad reef taken in his mouth.
Toey bsye very skilltul surgeons in Phila-
i.Dbis, and HoadIy had need OF them.
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+, ,bs midst Of all this pother don't let
. :. :. iorotten that Foraker is the Dame oil
liant soldier and able man who Ia
" IN be the next Governor Of Ohio.
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MosAlc AIR LlrHRAruRr.
tells the whole story

tells the whole story:
"The loveliest 70 3eate orb beaming in the
celestial dome Of art. The famous Brook.
lvn Academy OF Eahetic AIT, BY the
charming Ideal Process, established In our
city, Mime. Pauline Dudley, principal. An
attentive perusal Of the accompanying
pages respectfully enioined."
The circular never cluld have emana.ed
from any brsin but the one that composed
these OF Madame Worthipgton. sses
"The faculty OF the Academy Of R'.hetic
Art would court no more pleasurable
boon," it reads, "thsn thus to profer
TO the fair and amiable dwellers Of this
beautiful.and picturesque city, that inaugural
and genial salutation, inspired OF worthy
aspiration and selicitude to seek from aiar
the copgenislty Of your midst the au-
spices of so benign q destiny.
Then with sentiments OF kindness and
courtesy We entwine at our door CHEEKY
welcome to our Institute, upon whose port
ais fame has already inscribed eloquent
encoEiums for many worthy achievement,
ere It had developed for universal marvel
aud admiration the latest artistic pheno-
mena, celebrated as the Ideal Formula, Q
process for adorniug and impafting to
paintings, eDgravings, etc, the soft and in
effable grace OF classic estheticism and
idealistic beauty"
There can be no doubt about It. This
is Worthinglon herself, and the Mosaic
Art oil over. sf
"lTs MOST DIVINE ADAPTIoN."
The same exotic lexicon was drawn on
at Springfield as here, evidently, as wit
ness the following:
SIN porterature It approximates It's most
divine adoption, for itapparently resperi.
tuolizss the transtixed and inanimate
image. To the siglitless eye it kindles
with ul-illumined depth and fascination,
and to every particular lineament and the
whole presence q realistic semblance OF
consciousness and actual being"
Ole OF tho recommendations is thus de-
scribed: "The antiquated, the obsolete
and the obliterate are like magicaly re.
habilated, elevated and etnbellished, en-!
failing less pecuniary disbursement than
by inferior methods" Rt-E
The same rioting with the vocabulary
prevails throughout, and the same scheme
is uuiolded as that which was worked 90
successfully here. Alter brief course OF
instruction, ladies were to be employed at
salary. 1nlshort, the Wheeling story was
enacted very faithfully at Springfield, and
the citizens oi that cultured town join with
Indianapolitans, Covingtonians, Easton.
ians and Wheelingites in singing Of the
fair but false one witch the many atiases,
Though lost to sight. to memory dear"
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SPECIAL ExCuhsIoH
90 chicago, Tuesday, september eSll
NRRa. "

'" Isss, ~ ".s H"'h'
Til. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, 4 81 Louis
Railway tPGr Handle Roulel will run 40.
other Of its popular cheap excursions TO
0hicagOon Tnesdty, September 18th. Tickets
good returni"R until October 4th, inclusive,
The we'lherSt this time Of the year d Inst
right for travelling and you will enjoy yisit
TO Chicago. q For Information 40 10 The time
o. trains and low rohnd trip rates, apply 10
neat,st sgent Of the p, o. Il 81 L. Ry,
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to-day: ...-.
PosrorFicE DErARTMHNT, I
WASHINGTON, b. e., Sept 10 !
IHashin0ion D. Merchant, POdma,ter, Netv
Orleans, La:
SIa:-Since you were instructed 10 de-
liver no registered letters reaching your
office addressed 10 N. A. Dauphin, and to
redeem no money orders payable to
him, he has directed in advertisement
registered letters intended for him and con-
cerning the Louisiana. State Lottery Com.
pany shoulG be addressed 10 the New Or
leans National Bank at New Orleans, snd
that all money sent TO your office for
his benefit and concernig the business
Of the said lottery company should made
payable to the said bank. l am in
possession Of trust worthy information that
this bank has been and Is still receiving
through your office registered letters and
money orders for the benefit Of NJ a.
Dauphin, in pursuance OF his published d.
recsions. Th;s bonk cannot be permitted
to stand in the shoes Of ". A. DaH-
phin, and thus enable him to accom-.
plish by Indirection what he is not
allowed to do directly. Hereafter, there.
fore, you will deliver 10 the New Orleans
National Bank no registered letters and re-
deem no money orders payable to il. Bat
deal with them tho same Gs directed by
the order OF tho Department Of November
Is, 1870. This order will bereyoked when
ever the bark gives satisfactory evidence II
has Abandoned the above scheme.
Very respectfully,
W. o. GRESHAM,
Post Master General.
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ON A FOREIGN SOIL.
Ma. cAmessLL ON vaNcouvERs
I,l.ad-rh. Trip Aero.. Page. sos.d-a..s with
two WslI,barg Asn-A Fine Specimen Of RsIi
Estate RoOmIns- Peculiar CAAraetsr.
IstIes OF the British PrOrlnclal,.
Corrtgpoadeace Of le Iatelii0tneer:

Correspondence Of "a. Iaselioeaeer
VICTORIA, VAScoUvRR's ISLAND, Septem.
Der AFTER my visit to Mount Tacoma
and our return to the town OF that name,
two Of our party, Mr.. Hitchcock, Of the
New York ;TriJrp.e, and myself, concluded
to make an excursion to the British posses.
sions on the north side Of Puget Sound. So
on the evening Of the Slst OF August we
went on board the steamer North Pacific,
that plies the coast on the American side
and finally crosses the Straits Of Fuca to
vancouyer's Island, and took passage 70,
this nice little city Of Victoria, the capital
OF British Columbia. The distance is l2O
miles and it takes about ten hours to run
it. On our way up we passed several towns
and settlements, the principal OF which is
Seattle, place OF 1000 inhabitants
spent several hours there and during my
ramLles came across two old residents and
natives OF Wellsburg, W. Ya.-viz-Wil-
liam Il. White and John 7. Carroll. The
former practices law and the latter IL an
engineer, lately in the service Of the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company. Both
have accumulated more or legs property
and both like the country, although /
gathered from what Mr.. White said that il
he was back in Wellsburg, as he was when
he left there, he would mot leave il,
especially since he has heard that SO much
Of future has at last opened out to his old
town. l was indebted to him for very
enjoyable ride around the town and its
outlying surroundings, and ior much in.
formation about the country in general.
virginian named Hillroy Butler, who has
been in the Sound country since 1858, and
was once U. S. Marshal for Washington
Territory, and was in the block.house at
Seattle at the time OF the attempted massa.
ere OF the whites in 1856 by the Indians.
He showed me the battle SCARED house in
which he lived at the time the Indians
suddenly swooped down upon the unsus-
pecting settlers. Had It not been for the
accidental presence Of the American man
of-war Decatur, that had put in from the
Pacific ocean for repairs, and that played
upon the Indians with her guns, not soul
would have been lett to tell the tale. The
old man is quite curiosity in his way.
He can talk Indian almost as well as En-
glish, las observed by his remarks to the
Indians whom we passed) but his uamis-
taxable Fauquier county, Virginia, dialect,
such as "wnar" and "thar," and other
negro provilc;alisms remain with him
still. Some years ago he bought two lots
In Seattle-one for SO aad the other for
500, and built upon them In crude way,
and his rents with half lot still in re-
serye) bring him S325 per month and his
board and lodging. He refused $50, 600 Tor
his property.
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THE @M0SAIC ART
BY ANY OTHER NAME WOULD SELL
Just as n.sy, As Illustrated ty the Career Of
Madame Pauline Dudley, alias Darsnd, aiias I,
n.allns, alias GOOdHln.. alias WORTH: ~
iprtap, at atsprInsa,ld, Aln. II,

They say that misery loves company.
On this principle the Wheeling ladies and
the too contiding business men who have
mourned the flight Of the fair madame
Worthington" may be comforted. This
womsn's exploits at indianapolis, Coylng-
ton and E4ston, have already been chroni.
cled in this paper. Yesterday Chief of Po-
lice Bennett received letter from B. N.
Hamilton. Marshall Of Springfield, Mas,
Ia which he refers to O note In newepa.
per concerning the Mosaic AIT swindle here
and adds: al have been for three months
looking for Madame Pauline Dudley, who
swindled numerous girls and Others here
by much the same scheme. Had Madame
Worthington child with her, and was
there man to steer herr" 49,
Ifthis did not convince one that Dud-
ley and Worthington are but different
names for the same rose, the accompany
ing circular could leave no doubt on the
subject. The title page, alone, to one a.
miliar with .f
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vues the autopsy sperlOrmed on Judge
,,',il, "" there will probably be discovered
h.'I,. Ill remains Of Mr.. Pendlston and
~ .s.,o once famous Democrats.
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rsoy Rio JaueirO we get coffee and
tInnx
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Che Qnteltige'trsr:

-. , as. Is aud ~ Fourteenth street.
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NO BEATING KvUaD tMn srUaP.
N. A. Dnuphin's aeW Dodge Choked by
the postmaster tientraI.

WASHINGTON, D. O., September l9,-The
following letter, which is self explanatory,
was sent from the Postoflice Department.
to-day:
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Lucy Iell tuo tuat buLa CouulI 10 very
beautiful in the summer time. presume
that It is, but tine traveller from the E st
has to believe as a matter Of faith, for the
country Is everywhere enshroudeI in
smoke from the woods on FIRE in the moua,
tains. Since | crossed the Cascade Noun
tains have not been able to see Eve hun.
dred yards before me except when got
above the smoke at Mt Tacoma. 0n the
Sound We had to run very slow and blow
the whistle every few rods In order TO guard
against collisions, and in making laud we
had 10 listen for the warning siguals Of the
Government fog,horns. They tell me that
nothing like this fog, which has prevailed
now for many weeks, owing to the lack OF
rain, is almost unparalleled In the history OF
the country. And yet the iarmrTs say that
II has been blessing to then, as II has
sheltered the ripenipg grain from the rays Of
the sun. One man told me that he sowed
his wheat in May last and cut It few days
ago, aud In all that time had not had q sin.
Gle rain fall on 1t. He had scarcely more
than half a crop. The winter Is the rainy
season here. The editor Of the ColONisl told
us that he had seen 1t rain on sixty.two
successive days. 1t is not peltiug, but
rather driEzling rain, and generally we
are told, that II Ia not dislgreeab ble season.
There is no oppression or depression in the
atmosphere % there would DO in the Ohio
Valley under the same circumstances.
There Is much mora thatI could say
about this country, .ita people aud general
eharActeEialics were not this letter already
long enough, ] can only say that despite
the smoke, which Is certainly great draw.
back, I like the country and the people
yery much, and flnd the temperature by
day and nightvery agreeable as compared
with the hot weather east Of the monntaini
at this time ot year, A.wtc.