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auRDEkED N 6IS QwS HONE.
one sr the Many cripaes witch Ruin the
RepnIniIon Of texas.


Reputation OF Texas.
LULING, TExAs, September I'M. Ussery,
one OF the wealthiest citizens Of Lplipg,
wus murdered yesterday in his own resi-
deuce by young man named Sam Brown.
Ussery had two daughters. Last week the
Oldest one eloped v Ith man whom Ussery
considered worthless and whose suit he
violently opposed. At the came time
Brown, whom the father regarded as no
better than the other one, tried to steal
away Gussis, the younger daughter, but
vas ioiIed by locks and bars. at dawn
Yesterday morning Brown arrived with a
Six SHOOTER and rode 10 the useEy man
sion, rsmarking TO q nejghbor he was
going to get his girl or else kill one
On his dismounting Usse;y AUD
and his vile consulted privately aod ther
informed Brown that he might have Cassie
Il he would get q license and marry tho CIR
In her own home. A discussion ensued
but was cut short by Brown drawing q pis
! tol and shooting the old man three times
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The Assistant stcrctary Says he HASN'T
sIvaa =, m RNH place vat

Ghe Asststhut hecretafy says ne HASN'T
GIVen uB his Place yet.
WASHINGTON, September 7.-Mr. New,
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, said
to-day the published reports that he had
reaigned were unfounded. He had not
resigned as yet, and did not propose to
talk on the subject. 1t Is understood that Ell.
forts aremaking by his friends, particularly
those from Indiana, to have him reconsider
the determination to resign.
An Indianian who holds prominent po-
sition in the Treasury Department said to.
day, after long conversation with New,
that the latter's friends would not allow
him to resign. 1t ia believed the visit oil
Postmaster General Gresham to. the White
House Immediately upon the arrival oi the
President WAS with reference 10 the news Of
the resignation.
It is thought by New's friends that be
should be allowed sufficient leave OF ab.
sence to attend to his affairs in Indiana,
and they believe that should this be done
he will not resign.
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PgOrECriVE TARIFF.
Benefits hat Have Been DtrIvId In Can
ada Frpm Its adoption.

Denca. .s hat Have Been DtrIvId in Cam
ada Frpm Its adoption.
WASHINGTON, September THE report
Of United States Consul Crav ford, station.
cd at Coaticook, 'Canada, furnishes an in
dlsputable argument in favor of a protect
i've tariff. In answer to tho question,
@What has been the effect of the national
policy upon the business Of The Domin-
ion ~ he says: at would only be neces.
sary for any one who was at all familiar
With this country three years ago to visit
sny pa,t Of Canada now 10 become con-
yinced thar it ia doirg much to build up
and develop its mines manufactures, agrt.
culture, and above all this, It's fleets are
lslt by the laboring masses 1t has in-
creased the demand for akilled and un.
skilled labor, and VII arc nov employed at
wages from 20 to so per cent higher lhan
bsiore its adoption. As the yigs OF the
laborins men aud women have increased
the people hAvy been Rble to live better,
dress better, and surround themselves with
many 9th comforts OF life that before
thty we're forced to dispense with.
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THE BANDITS AcQuIrrAL.
What the People ! hink OF the Verdict o


ST. LOUIS, No., September 7,-Public
opinion here on the verdict in the trial Of
Frank James this morning is somewhat
varied, while aII concur that it ia miSfor-
tune that the train robber was SO promptly
acquitted. Many assert that according to
the evidence and instructions Of the Court.
it was impossible for the jury to have acted
otherwise. Others again are .cutspoken in
their convictions that 1t will be an impossi.
bility to convict Frank James in Western
Missouri, no matter what the evidence
might be. Some OF the merchants on
Change believe the verdict will injuriously
affect the standing OF Missouri in other
States, especially in the East, but the more
conservative members do not think this
will be the case, IS it is well.known that
Missourians are a. law abiding as citizens
Of other States. The general tone Is that
the verdict is to be deplored from Its posi-.
BILE effects abroad.
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Rnrine.. lniIure..

NEv YoRE, September 7.-R. G. Dun 4
Co.'s Mercantile Agency has issued the tOl'
lowing weekly report Of business failures
reported throughout the United States and
Canada for the last seven days. Number
1855; as compared With last week Q decrease
20; distribution, New England States, 10
Middle, 20; Western, 49, Southern, "s
Pacific States aud Territories, IL : New
YORK CITY, 4; Canada, 25.
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DISASTROUS FIRES.
\, MUSICIAN BURNED TO a CRISP
At Seaside Ro,Ort-An Ocean Steamer Takes rlrs.
A FrIghtfrI ExpsrIsnes with the Flames.
FOartSsa nOsrs Fighting for LIfs-A
Night Of Agony and Suspense.

HUxrER's PolSr. N. y, September T.
About . o'clock this morning a fire was
discovered 10 one OF the ontbuildings Of the
Long Branch Hotel. The building was used
as laundry and sIeepingapartment for the
musicians, who barely escaped with their
lives. Several were almost suffocated, and
had to be carried cut to prevent blocking
up the stairway. One musician named
Adolph Frederick, was burnt TO crisp,
and bis remains were gathered up. The
musical instruments aud music were to-
tolly consumed, also the bathing pavilion
and laundry.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says that Han
lan is afraid Of John Teemer, the oarsman.
Manager Butler, OF the Allegheny club,
has been bounced and has been succeeded
by Joe BAttin.
Tho Lilies, OF Bellaire, and Crockery
City OF Liverpool, will play match game
on the tormer's grounds this afternoon.
The .Healy's, OF this city, and the Lead
vile Blues, will play match game OF base
ball on the State Fair Grounds September
18th.
The purse in the scull race between Geo.
Smith and Edward Greiner, TO be rowed at
Pittsburgh, on the 22d inst, has been in
creased 10 $500.
Ross has accepted Hamm's challenge to
row for $500 or $1,000 within six weeks.
He also challenges Conley to row him q
sing scull for $500 or $1,000 aside.
Charles Rowell, the pedestrian, writes
that he Is comiDglo America the latter part
OF October. It Is understood that he is
ready for hippodrome engagements.
VIM. Elliott, the English oarsman, is in
training at Hutton for the coming regatta
NJ TlIt6uuISu. L4e LAS CIlhIIehseA IeOIke
Altmeyer or George Gang for q race for $3.50
side.
Walker, the colored catcher OF the To.
ledOs, has been behind the bat in mort
games than any one in the country, with
the possible exception Of Kemmier, Of Col
umbus. .
The Providence base ball club will play
two match games on the State Fair
Grounds here, October and s, Saturday
and Monday, their opponents being the
Toledo team, champions OF the Northwest.
ern League. The game will have additional
interest from the tact that there are three
old Standard boys in the Toledo nine
Barkley, Miller aud Mofat. The two games
will no doubt be the most interesting ever
witnessed in Wheeling. o..
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J,aXEr,'s rEsrIn0SY
Before the Senate Aa"or Inquiry Com
InIttee-C0nyict Work.


InIttee-C0nyict Work.
NEW YonK, September 7.-"Have you
anything on your mind, Mr.. jarrett, thai
you would like to lay before US this morn
ing?" asked Senator Blair, Of the Senate
sub Committee on Labor and Education, as
this witness resumed the stand.
"There are several questions. replied
Mr. jarrett, 'includipg the convict labor
and truck systems, which might more
properly come before the State Legisla.
ture than the National Government"
"We should like to have your views on
the subject" eaid the Senator.
Mr.. ] rrett then said that the convict
labor system was detrimental TO the inter.
ests OF the working class. The people
would not object to Il, however, II the com
petition was placed on fair basis, and
prison laboreTs were not allowed TO work
Tor y lower price than was current in the
market. The labor Of convicts could be
profitahly employed in constructing better
roads throughout the country. These are q
necessity, and the plan could be adopted
without difficulty. This whole matter, in
his opinion, should be controlled by the
National Legislature. Under this system
the workiugmen Of particular employer
were obliged to take their wages out in
produce on penalty Of being discharged.
They were in this manner defrauded out
Of great portion Of their wages.
"Why docs man stay where they de.
fraud him in this mannerg ~ asked Senator
Gall.
they became 60 thoroughly demoralized
that they cannot see what is best for them.
The only hope for the laboring man is to
educate and improve his morals and he
will coon be able to look out for himself.
The truck system Is IN infringement on
mans personal liberty, and contrary to the
genius OF American institutions. There
was no real conflict between labor and cap.
ilal but between certain class OF work.
men and certain class Of employers"
The witness stated That the only way in
which the condition Of latn: could be im-
proved was BY organization.
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TOLEDO, O.. September The Toledo
Produce Exchange adopted report OF ths
committee recommending the passage by
Congress Of a law providing for the con.
strucIlon Of Government Postal Telegraph
Lines on basis Of the proposed hill ol
Senator Edmunds. The report oppose
the purchase by the Government Of exist.
log ilpeo OF any that may hereafter be
huiit by private companies, and iayors The
establishment OF an independent system "a
be extended as fast as the business inter
psts ol the country may require,
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CuIcAao, September IA number o.
genuine COW boys with the customary ac'
compartments, broad brimmed hats and
buckskin garments with reyolvers and
other warlike paraphernalia prominently
displayed, appeared on the streets today.
The chief OF police seemed to think they
might conclude ito take the town" and or.
dered them brought in. They came without
trouble and explained they had Just ar.
rived With lot oil Satttls. Pending the
continuance OF their visit the police TOOK
charge OF their artillery.
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KANSAS Cry, September I'm reply to
Rice's telegram received last night, to the
effect that the Slade-Nlitchell fight must
occur in New Orleans, Madden telegrapbs
that he would hold out for Mexico. 1t is
declared by Madden that Rice knows the
authorities will not permit the fight to
occur at New Orleans, and that slade takes
the present stand for the reason that he is
afraid Of Mitchell.
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NAPLES, September 7.-At a meeting Of
a committee OF Ischia survivors held in
this city yesterday. resolution declaring
that they would refuse all proffers Of aid on
the ground that when charity is offered
them as pretext for insulting their king,
they feel II their duty TO reject such charity,
moi only from France, but from the whole
world.
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LANSING, MICK, September 7.-Returr,
received by the Secretary Of State show
that in the southern four tiers OF counties
ll4,sS9 acres OF wheat were threshed,
which yielded l,7SS,590 buchels, an aver
age OF ISL bushels per acre. Acreage re.
ported thresLed s per cent. The yield In
the southern two tiers OF counties Is gen.
orally better, but in the central and north.
ern counties not as high US estimated in
July. The figures indicate total yield in
the State Of about 23,G00. COO bushels, co.,:
600 less than the total product estimated.
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BAR HAApoR, ME., September 7.-1he
United States revenue steamer Manhattan,
about which anxiety is expressed at WASH
inston, bound from Quebec to PhilRdel-
phia, with the Chief OF the Revenue De-
partment on board, arrived here late last
night. She encountered the gale OF Au;
gust SOth OF Prince Edward Island without
iamage, and experienced very heavy
weather on crossing the Bay Of Fundy on
the 5th. She leaves for Portland to-mor'
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PARIS, September 1.-THE words Inde-
pendence Americaine, l77TT-lSS2," are in
scribcd upon the statue OF Lafayette, which
was unveiled at LePay yesterday. In An
address at the banquet which succeeded the
unveiling, Waldeck Rousseau, Minister OF
the Interior, declared that nothing threat.
ened the strength Of the Government and
that France viewed with Indifference the re.
cent mourning ceremonies over the Mon.
archis,s. He asserted that no one seemed
anxious to claim heritage which must
certainly entail the banishment OF the
claimant
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PITTSBURGH, September THE POttgy
and Glassware Reporter in this weeks issue
states that the glass trade, except in the
chimney, fruit jar and bottle branches, ID
quite dull with pripes low. In reference to
the deadlock existing in the window glass
trade 1t saya that the question Is now wheth,
or the workmen viii accept the terms oi
the manufacturers, as the latter positively
assert that they would IS soon let theiI
factories stand as to pay the present rate Of
yVapeR. .H.
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RoME, September IAN article printed
in the Paris Intrandgeani by Henri Roche
fort, abusing King Humbert, aroused great
indignation throughout Italy. The article
accused the King Of having pocketed
money subscribed by the French for the
Ischia sufferers while he at the same time
wss urging Germany to annihllate France.
An Italian officer waited upon Rochefort
and demanded satisfaction for the insult
to his King, but Rochefort refused to grant
him hostile meeting.
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CONDITION On nusIsEss.
The Grade Review Of the Week-Pnture
~ Prospects RFight.

Nxw YORE, September 7.-R. G. Dun &
Co., Of the Mercantile Agency, report that
in the week Just closing nothing occurred
ola character adverse toa steady improve.
meut Of trade. 1t is true the exchanges
show q considerable decline in transaC.
tons, but this may bc tho result Of the hes.
itatioa and embarrassment growing out Of
the recent heavy depression in securities
and produce. But Notwithstanding this
iact the figures show that the volume Of
business Is large on the whole, and larger
than ever beloSe in about hall the leading
centres outside OF New York.
All indications point to the fact that gen.
eral business Is getting into better shape
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ONO coal OPERATORS
Hold Another Meeting and Decide I
Meet 4 gain Next Week.

Meet gain Next Week.
CLEVELAND, september THE coal
operators OF the Massillop district held
another meeting at the office Of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Coal Company yester,
day afternoon. 1t will be remembered that
about week ago the operators came to the
conclusion not to pay the advance Of 10
cents demanded by the miners, but as three
or four q the operators yielded to the ad.
vance another meeting was called for yes.
terday, but no definite results were arrived
at, as q large majority Of the representa-.
lives would not, under any circumstances,
consent 10 the advance, but as the matter is
as far from heiEg settled as It was before
the meeting, an6thefgatheFing Of the oper'
aton will take place next week. In the
meantime the miners arc out on strike,
and the majority Of operators are Satisfied
10 light It out, as they claim not to be able
10 afford the Sdvalce geWanded.
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wAsniXaroS, y. G., September Judge
Lawrence, the First Comptroller Of the
Treasury, said to-day with reference to the
publishsd statemept that the expense &C.
count for some oE the official pleasure
trips this simmer wouId meet with obiec.
ton in his office, that he knew no grounds
for such statement. He did not know Of
any accounts for such trips that would
come under his supervision.
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TpE Federation Of Labor Of Washington
i,.eer the ''dudes" and "mashers" Of that
city. Alta meeting it was resolved "assist-
A emigration" to some other cline would
eli Tie bill, and the Federation is willing
IL asst. 1. is said that young women re-
inning rom their work are insulted, and
m. ,olice do nothing to protect them.
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ST. JOINS, September 7.-The Canima's
mails were all lost The passengers were
dragged ashore at Gull Island by ropes.
The ship struck at 3 o'clock a. ~, during
a dense fog, heavy rain fall and high sea,
The steamers head was east by south when
abe struck the sand. In half an hour q
portion OF the steamers stern was out o.
water forward,
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TUX Democratic. Committee OF Ohio has
Issued pamphlet intended to "fire the
heart Of the wool-grower. The late Con-
Esaman J. D. UpdegHatf is put down
lnouv those who voted to reduce the wool
.ria. IDr. Updegralr had been alive he
1oulln'thaye votedtbat way, and his sue
tessor, Col. ]. D. Taylor, didn't. Presently
We shall begin to suspect that party
which has declared itself in favor Of "a
ndEiorrevsnue-only" iavOs a protec'
.yenrid.on.wool for. ohio-electionsonly.
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at steubenvilie, 0hio-A Great Success
ASSURED.

Assured.
Special DispGeh to he EsteligeaoT.
srEuBESvILLE, O., September dele
gates from Zlnesville, Springfield, Addi.
son and other points throughout the State
commenced TO arrive tonight to take part
in the reunion OF the Second Ohio volun-
teer Infantry. Extensive preparations
have been made for the entertainment Of
all the soldiers, and large attendance is
expected. A banquet will be given to NOR.
row night.
The following named members arrived
lae tonight: Elmer Datso, Zsuesville;
W. S. B. Randall, Elenton; A. Morris,
Goshen; l. ". Hill, Belfast: George W.
Briggs, Xsnis; Harry Warner, Addison;
]. Chancy Robinton, Cambridge; Capt. T.
r. Ambrose, Springfield; Z. G. Hellis, Ad-
Olson; L. r. Howell, Addison; J. G. Harring-
ton, Woodstock; Asa Brelspred, Christians.
burg; D. Zsormner, Zlnesville; John Elsa,
AdamSburR,
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TaY have had their Democratic prim.
GAy in Cleveland, and the Leader gives
tagrneraI description of them:
Repeating, fighting, and beer drinking
lisulcsithe proceedings ofthe Democratic
primaries last night. Respectable men
bIraagd at the iniqnity prevalent on all
EdeS, and retired IRON the field, leaving
the banRers and sluggers to fight it out.
MAJOR AImiIong loi the Plain Dsalerl was
terribly beaten IN bis race for the county
teasuFership.
BakwaIter's bari seems to have been
4aoN7g, sweetly flowing" The conven.
ten is /, be held to-day, and unless the
coaHly beats the town Bookwalter's mob
Vilarry of the honors.
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GALVESTON, September THE NaVs
Marshall special says! Aare is now rag
ing at Bemisse's saw mill on the Sulphur
river. The mill and seven million ieet oI
lumber are in sstss. The railroad bridge
L on ire and all communication by wife
and rail is cut oil.
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IrDGE NlnlAcK, Of Indiana, ex.membe1
sf Congress, is spoken of as "a reserve
unity for President" So much can moi
y aid for the other Indiana statesmen
,tobaye The bee in their bonnets. Will
,,,bodv accuse Hendricks Of being re-
IA
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WASHINGTON, D. O., September Little
Chief, a Cheyenne Indian, has sent unique
letter to the Secretary Of the Interior for
new suit Of clothes. BE says: a don't
care much for grub, but do like to dress
in proper style. | want the best white hat
you can purchase in the market"
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.-,,, DcgnIS WARD refuses to say
O.sI, ''.S., he would accept Hoadly's place in
'as'.s' a,, - If ,ba, statesman's withdrawal
% : ',ts II. ticket. 1t is to be hoped that
NO. No.. HI TaaI.y will not desert the sinking
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wAsHSsroS, September The Presi-
dent arrived ,bis morning. at 1910 o'clock
on the Wellington express ot,he Balti-
mnrs 4 potomsc road, which brought
down the H,aeru and Norhfra passen'
Gsrs The rua ifuul Baltimore, Fty miles,
was made in forty !our minutes. The
tra;u ,,ans;std Of tive heavy iadep cars be-
GSps that placed ut the disposal Of the
President Atthe depot Private Secretary
Pruden and some attAches OF the White
House met tue. President and taking car
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n n LwyAKp, ESQ, Parkesburg DtaT
If yop don't think you are man
,b n mpzs!e the Jacksons wire US at
fs.,'' @ his no, TOO late to revise your end
o:,', ',s, ,;cke,.-Camd,a, Ktnna & Co., Aa'ter
,,J.rita
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HARrToRD, CoNS., September 7.-Mra
Julie p. Smith, the we'll known novelist,
was killed at her summer residence, at
New Hartford, this morning. She was
driving with her husband when the horse
ran away.
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r,,r sreat industrial developer, Henry
n,yi. heads the Boss ticket, it may be
u, ,.,a,.s,I, as a crushed and bleeding tax
.,.,, WI In West Virginia he pays taxes
l-, ,ts snoruons sum Of almost five hum
- IoIlars
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r,osr Frenchmen who want the United
,,ss TO open its ports to French products
law f,ee are not seeking to promote the
.J,,s oftae United States. France has
, md deal Of a protective tariff of her
.,', and her neighbor acroes the Channel
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,sto be hoped tina: the publication Of
..,p,n,bop Boss slate has made no hard
S.fr,. y, If the Bosses had requested the
,,.,,,,spcEr ,,s 10 hold it back for q while
' AL ,be lyrELLIGERcER ia always dis
,csd 10 b. obliging.
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JlrHASEER," the Enquirer correspond.
mt Who made life unpleasant for Candi'
date Hoadly, is a Republican. "Ben Abou,"
Of the Commercial! Ga:,tle, who has sorely
T.1sd Chairman Dave Paige, OF the Demo-
ra,ic S.4te Central Committee, was for
uery Secretary Of the Democratic State
C,.alal Committee. These things may &C.
eOrn, in par, for the mixed condition Of
the Democratic campaign over the river.
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PIrT:BuRGH, September lin addition
to the 5000 offered by Price & Co., as
prizes for the regatta to be held here this
month, the Tinles will give gold medals,
valued at 5000 each to the winner Of each
OF the three events.
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Hnnian'. Movements.

ToRoYTo, September 7-Hanlan cabled
to England that he will row Lsycock, the
Australian, on the Thames courae for s., ,OC0
side. Hanlan gives an exhibition at the
Cincinnati regatta, and will then 90 to st.
Lonis and give an exhibition.