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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-05
EFNSEI'S EI0QUeNCE.
Ihe Democratic Chairman opens the
Campaign.

BErt'En Pa. September - ~ political
'Caups'gn m Pennsylvania opens at Rad.
ford 'tls werS. Tonight. Chairman Hen.
sci C'HSeIed an address TO a Demo.
'faUc l. erurg ~ the Court HOusa and
'o-n'or0w night Chairman Coopsr and
.SeuSi"rs NJ Fsrlane and I.ongpnscker Viii
pen lie can paign for the Republicans in
ne sane place. Chairman Hensel i'm his
pee. J. tonight claimed that the Damoc
rscy uf Pennsylvania had carried ,rt tba
Tt'orms promised in the last camnai,,n
'hst tie Democratic House hsd turned ONT
'sICe number Cf useless officials willis, The
Lfiub.iCan Senate had not dismissed anv
ifst a large saving had been made in The
'.n''rgent fund, advertising for supplies
" i'T the supplies themselves He
'med that the Senate did not want an
|"lF'rt1onment and he advocated district.
Z re State in accordance with the
.'i 9Th OF n respective parties; that dur.
he regular session Of the legislator
Republicans placed every Obstruction
h. h. could IN the way Of an apportionment
"''idF'd that since the aew Constitu.
"A Vas adopted Republican Governors.
1 .''.,An LEGISLATORS and Republican
90 refused to carry out the proyi,
4, ~ 'he; Constitution. He denoanced
IEioUn Bosrd Of Republican Governors
'r'd 70 the pardon Of Hemble and
"slsasSates after bsinS sentenced ;:
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Chamhnrd.s Successor.

GoRTrz, September 4.-Seyersl groups o.
French Royslists held meetings here yes,
terday, at which resolutions were adopted
declaring in favor Of the Count de Paris as
the successor of Chanbord, One OF the
resolutions is signed by Count Rochefo'
cauld AID expresses devotion 70 the pFln.
ciplps of the monarchy and welcome;
Orlesns.
Another resolution. signed by Baron
Lsreinty, recogn'z.s Count de Paris a
the representatives Of those principles
No address was sent to Countess Cham
hCrd
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The Mheelmen.

CoLrMEus. O., September THE con.
tests in the League OF Ohio Wheelmeu race,
resulted as follows: Slow 100 yards, Ray
Vanverton, New London, 4:40; half miles,
d J. Kingsbury, Nenia, 14:S3; two mile,
W. H. Wetmore, Cuyahoga Falls, I:5S ;
obstacle race, two-tifths OF mile, +. ),
Cook, Springfield, 2:j&T five mile, George
ColIister, Cleveland, 1922; one mile, A. S.
Dolrh, New London. g 81; consoI alton race
for the defeated, Newton Pierce, Cincin-
natl: fancy riding, ". H. Wetmore, Cuya-
hosa Falls; best drilled club, Cleveland.
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A MisSino Iniler.

WASHINGTON, September l.-Consldera,
BILE anxiety is felt in regard to the nlted
States revenue steamer Manhattan which
left Quebec August . TOR Eastport, Me-
II is feared she may have been caught by
the severe storm last Wednesday in the
Gulf Of st. Lawrence. The anxiety is
greater because the vessel is considered not
to have been in a :cry seawOrthy condl-
ton, as she was on her way to PASSPORT for
repairs. 1t is hoped she may have put in
at some point out Of the way Of telegraphic
communication. kilograms have been
sent to different points for information as
TO her whereabouts, including one to the
captain of the revenue cntter Woodbury.
which was TO have touched at Manhattan. IN
her MaY TO EastpOrt.
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A STEPSON'S CRIME.
James Donohne Deliberately shoots
His Step-Father.

CLEVELAND, o., September Jas. Dono-
hue, aged p, this morning deliberately
and apparently without provocation. shot
and killed his step-father, Michael O'Cou.
nell, sged 55. A short time before the
tragedy went to his trunk and took there
from q revolver. His mother urged him
to put his weapon back, but he threat
ened to shoot her if she interfered.
Then he set on a lounge in the
sitting room, with the revolver in his
hand. Presently the step-father, a large
man, came to the house saw Donohne, and
welding toward him, said: James, give
me that pistol" Donohue Immediately
rose to his feet, fired ball through OCon-
nelPs heart and then lay down on the
lounge, seemingly unrepentant and uncon:
cerned. OC0nnell walked a few steps and
fell dead. Mrs. O'Donnell rushed scream
ing out OF doors A policeman soon ar
rived, but Donohue stoutly resisted and
had to be very severely clubbed before he
could be arrested.
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jimmy NUTS Trial,

lITTsHuRGn, July IA Commercial Ga.
zette Jniontown, Pa, special says: In
court this afternoon the defense in the
case Of James Mutt for the killing of Dukes
asked that the trial be continued until the
December term on account of the sickness
Of T. o. Breckenridge, one of the principal
witnesses for the prosecution. He was
taken last Saturday evening with Symp.
toms Of typhoid fever, and confined to his
bed. His physician has forbidden him to
talk on any business matters. The physi.
clan being called away to-day, the defense
presented his certificate but the Court de.
clined to grant the petition on the certii.
cate requiring his personal presence. The
matter will therefore be heard and lie.
cided tomorrow morning.
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President Arthur at Chicago,

CHICAGO, September 4.-The special train
conveying President Arthur, Gen. Sheri.
dan and other members of The Yellow.
stone party, which left the city one month
ago yesterday, arrived from St Paul over
the Northwestern road at 2:Oj o'clock this
afternoon. A great crowd had gathered to
%jsnSSiSfu Sas urthsl diiHgh1ttsbtR6n E6mmittee
awaited the Presidents arrival at the de-
pot with carriages and members OF his
party we're at once driven to the Grand
Pacific Hotel, under an escort OF one hun.
dred veterans The formal reception et
the President will not occur till to.mor-
row Diuht
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. meet them all-partieularly the poll

ticians." fo"'
"Ali right" responded the affable Phe.
BUS, and with nod and q wink the hotel
man and the Presidential candidate seps.
rated, perfectly understanding each other.
do not think the Mcdonald boom Vas
much strengthened by the visit here, which
lasted something over q week. The i'm pres.
sion be made was only fair and lacked any
thing Ike warmth or enthusiasm. He Is
regarded by the astute politicians from the
soutn as rather mediocre statesman, who
would be rated as a good county canrt Ia
yer in Georgia or Alabama. He was onite
reticent on political topics, and mum a, to
the tariff. - W
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Aquatic.

LAKE MARANAsoK, September THE
professional scull race was not rowed to-
day owing to the rough water. 500 persons
we're disappointed. The junior amateur
singles, two miles with turn, was won by
p. G. Gibbons Time, 1915. The senior
amateur lace, on the same course, was won
by O'Neill, Of Boston. No time taken.
New YoRK, September THE managers
OF the Sodus Bay and Southern Ry. CO,
have arranged for a regatta at Sodus Polnt
September Is and -. Courtney, Piaisted'
TenEyck. Frank Hill, Walcott, Jno Mckay
Gsizejl and Riley have already entered
The trial heats will be rowed the first day,
the final and consolation races the second
day
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The Frost season.

BANGOR, Me-, September THE reports
from PenobScot county affirm that heavy
frost did considerable damage to crops.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, September 4.-suite
a heavy frost visited Hompden, Hamp'
shire. and Franklin counties on Monday
night. Tobacco crops are damaged, and IN
some cases very severely. The loss IN
Franklin and Hampshire counties is esti'
mated at $4,000.
PoKEFPsrE, n. Y, September "A heavy
frost in the Hudson River Valley this
morning and prospects for more to-nlghs'
The harvest is ended and little damage
was done
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Needless Tragedy.

CHICAGO, sepsember THE boy in
charge of the passenger elevatoar in the
Grand Pacific hotel lost control of the ma.
chine this morning as it was making its
upward passage, and he advised the two
passengers OIL board at the time to Jump
OIL al the next landing. In attempting to
do so one of them, Christian Jackson,
painter, employed in the hotel, was killed
The tragedy was needlesf, as the automatic
appliance caused the elevator to stop natur-
ally on reaching the upper story.
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A COLONY OF coLoRE0 MEN.
The Scheme which a Man From Ar
Kansas Is working out in washing-

ton.
| WASHINGTON, September A heavily
built colored man, named John W. Niles
arrived in the city five weeks ago with
credentials addressed to Fred Douglass
Duplicate introduc ions, signed bv the
chairman and secretary of the Colored In
demnity party, had been mailed to Mr.
Douglass two days before Niles started
! from Mariana, Ark, the headquarters OF
the organization, enclosing a remittance OF
| $50 for the coming man. The object OF Niles
| mission here, as partly explained by his pa.
pers, is to further movement, backed by
over 1000 men and a substantial reserve
fund, for the colonization OF his race on the
strip Of public land bounded by the Indian
Territory on the east, Texas on the south,
New Mexico on the west and Colorado aud
Kansas on the north. 1t is one hundred
and fifty miles from east to west and ex-
tends forty miles from north to south.
The idea Of the projectors of the scheme,
who appear to have had more or less con.
nection with
The COlOred Exodus Movement.
OF 1879, is not to encourage any mass move
ment, such as was attem pied in that mem
orable failure, but TO first create a public
feeling in favor of giving the negro a
chance to work out his own salvation with
out the aid or interference nj tho Whites.
ThoD, on inc survey and opening OF the
land in question, which they have reason
TO believe will be shortly proceeded with, a
small colony OF colored families is to be
sent there. Every emigrant is TO be sup
ported at first by three members of the
organization who stay at home. AS the
success of the movement becomes appar.
ent more will CO. until the whole territory
is occupied.
The purpose in sending Niles here was
that he might ascertain the exact status of
the land and the probabilities Of its being
soon available for their purposes and 70 let
the people here know what the situation in
the Southwestern States is for the colored
people. He reports satisfactory progress in
the first part of this programme, but finds
unexpected obstacles both in explaining
the plan to the cOlOred people here and
communicating with his principals in Ar
kansas. He has been present at two mass
meetings, called principally to hear his
statement, but was choked Off by
Cry Of Crank"
The other difficulty that embarrasses the
envoy is his failure to receive the amount
which was to be sent to him weekly. $50.
This, he asserts, is owing to the opposition
of the white people of Marianna to the
scheme. He has receipts for eight register
ed letters which he has sent home in the
last five weeks, only two of which he has
received card acknowledgements OF, but no
responses TO his urgent appeals for a COM
pllsnCe with the contract under which he
came here. He has made complaint at the
PostotiiCe Department and the matter is
being investigated. In the meantime he is
unable to move for want of funds.
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With all Possible Dispatch.

The directors are also authority Tor the
statement that VIM. II. Vanderbilt has
himself taken S25, ,OVl,0OO of the first mort
gage bonds, and that the Pittsburgh syndl-
cate has assumed the ownership OF the bal
snce. Besides Mr. Vanderbilt, Mr.. Gowen
and the Pittsburgh syndicate, there are
largely interested in the road Hon. VIM.
Barnes, Hostetter. of bitters fame, and r..
II. Sayre, formerly OF the Lehigh Valley
Road
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The Frank James Trial.

ST. LorIs, September IA Post dispatch
special from Gallatin, Mo, says: Argument
in the James trial progressed to-day. Jas.
Hvcklin opened this morning for the State;
IL mede no special points, but read agood
deal from the testimony and claimed the
Identification Of Frank James w6s com.
plete. and that the attempt on the part of
The defense 10 prove an alibi was farce
Col. Glover, of Independence, followed Tor
the defense. and argued in favor of the four.
men theory, showed the incompleteuess OF
dputifcati0n Of the prisoner by the Sat-
and ,horouEhness of alibi as shown by the
defense. and showed up the interested
motives Of Dix Liddell and his accom-
pliCes, the FOrus.
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FieIdlnE's Bust.

LoNnox, September 4.-Minister Lowell,
at Taunton TO- day, unveiled bust OF Henry
Fielding. drsmatist and novelist. Ia the
large crowd present were many well-knoxn
in literary and dramatic circles. 10 his
address, Mr.. Lowell paid high attribute
to the mAniinsss Of the character OF the de-
ceased, and defended the works of Fielding
from the charge of coarseness and immoral
ity, arguing that his works were written In
Consonance with the spirit of the age IN
which he lived
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The National Rine AssssSsliss.

SEv YoEx, September s. At meeting
of the National Rife Association Col. How
ard, captain OF the American tam 10 the
lsts international match at Wimhlsdon;
recommended that next March De decided
on before the orssnizAtisu; thst l.low pov-
der be abolished and harder bullets ussd.
n vaa rnolyed 70 send letter of tbsnts
to Sir Iopry HSford. II Was reported a.
fcient funds bid already been gusranteed
in England 10 enable the English team "
como, TO this couatry next year. Ii vss
resolved 10 sppoint . oommittss 70 p'spafe.
ne1t years match. 5000 twss sabsSihed
for the American team,
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Assignment.

CINCINNATI, September 4.-Butterworth
& Co. manufacturers and dealers in boots
and shoes whose embarrassment was shad-
owed some days ago by Brad Street, made
an assign ment to-day to R. VALLEY, Jr,
and Powell Crosby. Nominal assets $780,
900. 1t will be much reduced, however,
by forced settlement. Liabilities are es-
timated at $4,000 The failure was pre-
cipitsted by McKenzies' embarrassment.
They have many creditors in Boston and
other eastern cities.
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James McDermott.

mott was brought befsre the court again to
day and further remanded TO Jail at the re.
quest of counsel for the prosecution, who
stated that pocketbook found among the
prisoners effects contained verp important
entries, but their nature was not indicated.
MCDermOtt complained TO the Judge as an
American citizen he was subjected TO very
harsh treatment, and stated that he was
not even aware Of the nature of the charge
qpoinSt him
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PPtered Ont.

WASHINGTON, September 4.-The colored
convention which was called at Louisville
for the 25th inst, seems TO have petered
out Mr. Fred Douglass, the head and
front of the movement is i'll, and has stated
that he will not attend. In Texas thirty
delegates we're elected, and the thirty del
egated their powers and duties to their
leader. and gave him proxies to vote for
them. He writes to friend here that he
will not 90 to Louisville. All interest
among the colored men here in the con-
vention seems to have died ont and the
projectors are of the opinion that the pro-
iect will be abandoned.
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sn,, and U,lfea HIS kSa.

CINCINNATI, August 4-Sexs has been
received OF a murder at Taylorsvile,
auskingum county yesterday. Jacob hsd-
lev, stone cutter, shot and killed bis son
Cbarle, AGED twenty. HAdley vas drunk
at the time and tried to drown himself
after the shooting.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.


I"npon, September 4.-The STANDARD
II, ng Kong sp' cisl states that i,coChinese
troop, STATIONED at Pakoi, have been
ordered 10 Namdinh. There 10 much eI'
ri'ement at Hong Kong, consequent upon
the receipt o. the news there. The Chinese
tro, ps are crossing the MongkAi. This
n,fns that CHINA has accepted the ehss
France has thrown down and war 10 in"v'
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Got HIS Deserts.

MAYsvnLE, KY, September samuel
Bulgs1, colored, who outraged twelve
year old girl, white, named McAuliffe, on
her way home from school, was hanged
here 20 day in the Jail yard. He was bap-
rized by a Catholic priest last Saturday,
ard was attended by the latter on the scat
fold He slept little last night, but ate
heartily this morning. He died in uine
minutes. The execution was private
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CoaI Miuer.' Strike,

GgErSvTLLE, Pa, September 4.-rhe coal
miners along the line Of the Shensngo and
Allegheny railroad are all on strike, be-
cause of a reduction OF ten cents per ton,
except the miners at CoaitoTn aud hsrrs'
Vile, they having accepted the reduction
and gone 20 work.
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BALTIMORE. September Might Watch.
man VIM. Lawrence was shot and killed
last night by one OF three burglars whom
be detected breaking into q grocery store,
The burglsrs fed, bat one man has sincs
hesn arrested or 1uspieion.
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the penitentiary by q Republican Judge.
He placed all the blame for the failure to
pass the Apportionment bill on the Re-
publican Senate He said that there would
be no Apportionment bills passed until
after tbs next election, when the Demo-
cratic party, which now bad the Governor
and House, would get control of the Sen.
ate
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s,.pd,pr By the Co, .ssi,usse.

HARRISBURG, September. 4.-The Demo
cratic legislature decided. TO remain in ses'
sion until the mandates Of the Constitution
are obeyed.
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Saniemher IL lSsl

HoP BITrERs Co, ToEoSTo:-I have been
sick for the past six years, suffering from
dyspepsia and general weakness. l have
used three bottles of Hop Bitters, and they
have done wonders for me. am well and
able TO work. and eat and sleep we'll.
cannot say too much fox Hop BItters.
S-scg RoBeCGs.
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A Brutal n o pdeF.

MooRrBxaD, ky, September 4.--Sewton
Gibbs wss STACKED on Saturday night by
two brothers named Gillespie, With whom
be had quarreIsd. and was fatally shot,
The Gillespies escaped.
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ans,ro.Gsrmao Alliance,

CoLoGNE, August 4.-The Gazette asserts
q prciongstion OF the Ausfro German
sllis nee was fornslly arranged a. a meet
IN, at Saulzburg hrtweeD Bismarck snf
Count Ka'roky, to" Austro Hung irian
Minister Of Fc-.!.S Affairs
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Kannuha Comfy Miner KILLED.
lSr,st-i1I 10 the Register.

CHARLESTON ". Va, september 4.-P, J.
Perry. a miner at the Pioneer Coliiery,
five miles above here was killed yesterday
evening by falling slate. He was about 30
wears OF age and leaves a wife and two
ChilIren
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The Iri.h Rak erx.

CoRK. September 4-fhree bakers were
arrested on a charge Of having arms and
explosives copeesled on their premises
were discharged for want Of evidence.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Verdict OF ~ COrOner's Jury-Scntence
George Rankin.

PHILAnELrHIA, September THE Coro.
ner's jury this morning decided that Vim.
J. Menow, who was shot yesterday. came
to his death at the hands OF Emma Bcksl
and the woman was committed without
bail.
Geo. Rankin, convicted Of pension frauds
in the United States District Court to-day,
was refused new trial and sentenced TO
two years Imprisonment.
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A~~fh&w RnfiuFe.

RICHMOND, IsD.. Sept mbsr 4-Curme.
Dunn & Co. nsDufscturefs Of leather an q
borse collars, ksys suspended. Lisbi ites
shout IS, go; the assets are pr baby 100.
GO, covered by Q mortgage given last IunS
TO coysr q loan Of SS2, go.
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SfSHuer News.

SoUTHASPToN, September 4.-Arive1-
Rhein, from New York.
NEw YORK, Ssptemhcr ARRIVED An
choris, from: Glasgow, Gel!erS from Ham
EEs.
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The Cholera
M,ruoas nead.

At.yhrpRIA. September 4.-Tbere were
three Jsarhs from cholera Yesterday. The
ep:G1uic il uog considered nearly extinct.
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New RRtlrOk d.

GREENvILLE, Pa, September +.-fhe for
NAL opening of the Shensnso and Alleghe
ny railroad was made to-day. The road
extends from & resnvile to Rutler dis
lance Of fifty eight miles, and branches to
the coal mines, makinga mileage OF eighty
eight miles
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France and China.

PARIS, September s.-Neither the Chinese
delegation here, nor the French govern
mPnt have been informed Of the entry OF
'hinese troops upon the territory OF Ton
4nln.
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BeIRJaD Village Rurued

Brussels. August 4-The village of Bat.
tincourt, near ArlOn, was totally burned
yesterday. One hundred and sixteen
houses were destroyed.
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Fatal RNs1eota

L.sc,rEl Pa, September "A disease
known NJ ,plenic fever hes attacked the
cs,tIe in this county and II still raging
with great violence. A large number q
c,.es have slresdy proved fatal. The die.
ss,e 10 sppsrsntiy on the Increase .nS and
is oceasionipg great alarm among stock
oyners
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Charter Oak Races

HoETFoRn, September 4.-The annual
fall meeting of the Charter Oak Park Driv-
ing Association opened TO-DAY. Four thou
sanG people were present. The track was
in Drima Conrifinn
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Another MaFdeF,

PHILADELPHIA, September 4.-Ed.srd J.
Brooks, colored, was shot and killed BY
Patrick J. Malone, in q tavern on the Ger
msniovn rosd., last evening Malone Is in
custofy
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The Era sf Harmony.

New YoEK, septsmber AT tie msst'
Jog Of the Tsmmsny Committee on ors:h,
,stinn to.pifht, John Kelly sugses'eo 70. -.
appointment Of Q COMMITTEES 70 d "
resolutions, advocating harmony, ~. ~. =.
com mepdiDe tbst the UNITED hs'ess'"
sent 70 the Buffalo convention.
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Bosros. September i:-Di'paiehs,. 'tc" ys.
-.y;ans ~, n. 1f New Hsmpshlfe -ns
monl |, ate that heavy fras: last n'x "' y
considsIatle damage 70 lbs is's CO."
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EeSer nj PensheOIR.

PEssvcoLA. September 4.-MObile, Penss-
cola Junction and Birmingham have aboi-
isbed quarantine against Pensacola: al
though there are no new cases at the Navy
Ysrd IN IN nom.
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TrEp.s. Septe -Msrwooj. Ia
q! I'D. IL dssa