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Franchise HIll Endorsed.

ABERDEEN, September ,o.--The Trades
Union Congress, which is attended BY.
delegates from all parts Of the United
Kingdom, has been in session in this city
since Monday. To-day, among other busi.
ness transacted, they adopted resolution
unanimously expressive OF regret that the
franchise bill was rejected by the House
OF Lords and advocating agitation for tho
reform OF that body. This action will re-
suit in all trades unions keeping up the
agitation OF the passage OF the Franchise
bill. Demonstrations will be held. i,5.jisi 5l.,jsiIi
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VIII Test the Dlsense

clucAco, September o.-The Chicago
Live Stock Exchange has decided 10 pnr. ,
chase ten head OF healthy cattle to bct5
presented to the Live Stock Commission!
for the purpose Of being placed inn hcrd
or herds OF cattle claimed to be attlictadi
with pleuro-pnenmoni:l until such time yos
viii prove whether the suspected disenss
docs or does not exist Is NJ n ifsS5 'S1FtsNI
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woy'T bank directors begin to direct? ?
They are having slime upon line and pre-
cept upon precept." 1t remains true
that bank officers are generally. honest, or
the whole country would be plunged into
bankruptcy; yet it is the, business q
directors as iar as possible to protect the
creditors Of the bank. ia. !,
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Batclnnn lii Jail.

sr. JOSEPH, September 9.-Oliyer Rate.
man was brought from Savannah to Jail in
this city at 8 O'Clock this morning. lie
admits his guilt and expects to hang for
his crime: lie has been closely watched
and guarded all day 10 prevent him from
taking his own life. A large crowd is
around the court house and Jail and some
trouble is anticipated, but Batemun will
never be lynclled in st. Joseph.
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Keep the River Opun.

SHANGHAI, September 0.-Thc various
foreign consuls here have united in d pro.
test to The Chinese government, against
the closing Of the Woo Sung river, which
has been proposed by tie Chinese mill.
tary authorities, who are making cxtcn.
sive preparations for sinking distractions
and ,torpedocs in the vicinity OF the
mouth Of the river, twelve miles below
here: and which, il carried out, would
eflectually close the river against the com.
merce OF the world for some time 10 come,
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rnE Mayors proclamation strikes tic
right key. Let us have Il citizens day 1t
the fair and make it memorable. II en-
poycr. can see their way clear TO suspend
business for day everybody can go, as
everybody ought to. The lair comes but
plfp 2 yeAr. ---tt.;r - sts
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Dishonest Bank 'Oillcinls,

GnrrS>nvnG, Pa, September a.--War-
rants are in the hands OF an officer for the
lTrest Of David Tintsman, President OF the
GIelunct Union Sale. Deposit Company Of
ms place, ior cmbczzling four, thousand
dollars belonging TO the three orphan
SShIildten OF whom he was guardian. J.
Maxwell, agent OF tho banking firm, was
arrested this morning, charged with col.
lGsl9h with rinstman against the creditors
., Tie bank. County. Detective Alcorn
charges him with having tried to realize
'"h notes held by ebank after the assign.
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Nix. GEORGE WILLIAM Gurus: SlR:-
There are no Independent Republicans in
West Virginia. There are many indo-
pendent American citizens who will vote
for Blaine because he stands for the higl
es: American type, because lie believes n
protection to Americans everywhere, and
because they arc not willing to trust tie
party Of Cleveland and Hendricks.
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"a Co,oretl Man KIN. m I,n,,, !,

5 SWAsl!lSsToS, Pa, septembero While
in an alteration with a colored laboraeerrI at
Brslly's tunnel, yesterday afternoon, an
ltalian, whose name is Carmunia Ron,en.
do, WINS struck upon the head with a
shovel, and q CASH was made through,
which the brains could be distinctly seen.
The. injured man was brought to tho hos.
pital here, but It lis quite certain he can.
not recover. 10 arrest has gyet been
made, 81 B ii} yss.;
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rrEIlArS Judge Brannon will be good
enough to explain himself more fully OH
the prohibition question. In the rural
portions OF the district he is understood to
bca prohbitionist; in Wheeling he is un-
dcrs,ooi to be an anti-prohibitionist. In
his speech last night he seemed tlesirous
Of showing himself in the latter light. We
have not understood that prohibition is
an issue in this State and. in this Congress
sional district; but since Judge Brannon
sees lit to raise it, perhaps he will make it
convenient to say where he stands. His
insinuations are strong, but they are prob
ably meant ior the cityof Wheeling only.
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ScuDpcd Everything.

Augusta, ME., September 0.-The fol.
lowing dispatch was sent to General Lo.
gan: "rhe result OF the election may be
thus summarized: The Republicans lave
carried every county in tho State, with
the possible exception Of Knox, which is
very close. They have elected twenty.
nine Senators. They have chosen four.
iiiths OF the representatives OF the Iesis.
!atnre; have elected four Representatives
in Congress by laree majorities and have
given Governor ltobie Il popular majority
OF 1000. The Republican vote will rcnch
nearly $4,000, four to five thousand larger
Than ever was cast before. Our majority
is thcHargcSt ever had since tho prcsi,cn.
tial election OF 1858, md iar exceeds our
most .sanguine hopes. i.
Signed. Tl WALKER BLAINE.
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A Sud AIlstnkc.

" CoIuMErs, Ono September 9.-Wm.
Collision, telegraph operator on duty n.
Snake Hollow, in the Hooking Valley,
where the property Of the operators Is lie.
ing guarded by, troops, was shot BY guard
Beatty last night, being mistaken ior a
striking miner, who was supposed to be in
the act Of setting fire TO one OF the hop.
pcrs. Z He died instantly. b ,I'2. a III.
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Terrific Rail. nntl Wind storm, 4

Sioux CRY, Iowa, September 2.-This
cityand vicinity were visited by terrific
rain and wind hail storm yesterday. Sev:
.eral barns were unrooicd: and other out.
buildings demolished. Rain came! down
in perfect torrents. A special from Poull-
inot, O'Bricn county, says: Several build
ings were demolished but no one was hurt.
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RoAE, September 9.-Theoilicial bulletin
showing the ravases OF cholera in various
portions OF Italy the past twenty-iour
hours is Cos fresh cases and, o75 deaths.
The cases in Renvcnto and Salcrno were
refugees IRON Naples In Naples the con-
d't'on is most narrowing. Scenes OF
misery and wretchcdncss OF the most
plllable character occur OIL every side.
hlns llumbert has been profoundly
aieesed by the suffering he has witnessed.
iie has made his first donation 10 4 relief
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e. MADISON, 4 Wis, September 9.-It Is re.; y
ported that pleuro-pnoumonia Is raging. .il,1,
among the cattle in omro, Wis. ;fov5
iSusk has commissioned Prof. Henry: q :
the State University, and ;Dr.N.FS FSA,kinsl;
OF milwaukee,, President Of the State Vet.
erln1ary, Medical: Association, to visit oniro;
and make e full investigation oi the dis,
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Tnr horrible affair Of tho New Bruns-
wick bank isa tragic illustration OF n trite
SAYING" honesty is the best policy"
When men take their lives rather than
face the world, it is clear that they mean
0s cay. i doesn't pay to be dishonest. y
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Children lBetrny Their ,SIntl,..

RAlElc't, n. G., September o. Annie;
Brown, anegro woman living near David.
son College, has several children. One
being missing, search was made and the
body was found in a tub OF water under,
the bed. Annie said it was accidentallv:
drowned. While she was making oa,f D
two OF her remaining children called ~ "
her to stop. and said, +""You knowt4iyou
killed it,. The woman was put in Jail to
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Killed by His Sun-in.I.nw,

SEraSMlru, ARK, September 0.-Wm.
ii'ilSim old farmer, was. assassinatcd last
night in his house in the Cherokee nation
about mile from Fort Smith by his SON
in'law, William Phillips. An old family
iled WIS the cause. I Hill was in bed with
one Of his children when Phillips poked n
uonoe harrelled shot gun through a crack
IN the log house, almost touching his face
In,i 'ired. Two loads Of shot entered
nnilli,S brain, killing him, instantly. Phil.
ups then fled. Both were white men. V.
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Amnlsna,niion o, Cigar Makers unlonf.

Amnlgnnniion Of C,@arf Makers Unlanf.
NEw York, September "a mass meet
ing Of the Cigar Makers Progressive
Union was held in the Concordia As.
sembly Rooms TO determine whether the
plan Of the conference committee to
amalgamate the organization with the L,-
tcrnational Cigar Makers, Union should
be adopted: 1t was decided Tint the
question should be put to II vote, Of the
whole Progressive Union. The result will
be known in about two weeks, 4 4 A,
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Swept Everything.

Augusta, Me-, September 0.-Thc fol.
lowing telegram was sent by Postmaster
Manley 10 Secretary Fcssendcr OF the
Republican National Committen: "On a
full vote We have swept the State, re-clcct.
iiis Kohie by fifteen thousand majority.
Mr.; Elaine's own city has give a minority
OF 20 greater than was ever before known
and his county gives thir.y-four hundred
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No Democrat In III. Snpnts

PORTLAND, Mr., September 9.-Latcr re-
turns show that the Senate will stand 81
Republicans and no Democrats The
House, rs far us heard from, will have 50
Republicans and 81 Democrats,
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A5H:.O(,lR,R]}IBIE j. D + R TALE. 7
DOUBLE MURDER or TWO GIRLS.
A Villains Confession As to Ills Inlun.an
! Treatment OF Innocrnt Glrls-4A Terrible
Story ,of Crime-A Crazy Mothers
fir. Deed-She Kills Her Daughter.

SAVANNAH, No., September 0.-Olivc
Dateman in his confession MS to the KILN,
of tho young Mclaughlin girls, says h,
was ut home when the girls were there
Elc saw them 20 into the woods to picl
hazclnuts and followed them within fliteel
minutes afterwards. They were near tn,
edge Of the corn field when he came "
with them. While talking will, them h,
saw Henry Knapperherger pass. He thcl
induced the children to 90 further into tn,
woods, and while tho eldest was walkin.
in front OF him he shot her with twenty
two calibre bali, aud when she turnct
around shot her with thirty.two calibr,
ball, killing her Instantly The smales
girl started to run, when he followed IN,
caught. hers, She begged SO hard for hin
to let her 90 that lie says. he came very
near allowing her 10 do so. lIc did lei
her so, but knowing she would tell he fol-
lowed and caught her again, threw hcr
down and cut her throat. 1t was fifteen
or twenty minutes after knappenbcrscl
passed before, lie shot the eldest girl. AZ
ter killing the youngest girl hc went bacl;
to his first victim, outraged her person
and then mulitatcd her person TO create
the impression it was the deed OF Il crazy
man. ~
lie said that the eldest girl said notlin.
after he shot her and that lie had held
his hand over the mouth OF the
youngest to prevent her cries being
heard. lie says, after all these horrible oc.
currcnces, he went to the creek, washed
his hands, threw his knife in the stream
and went home. When the -iathcr OF the
girls cane to his house tnduiring for
them he wanted to 60 help search for
them, but his relations would not allow
him, rs they thought lie was i'll. The
iiend declares lie wus induced to confess
owingto the circumstantial manner in
which Henry knappcnberger had accus-
ed him of the crime.
A Crnzy AlulI,cr's Deed. ~
New ionH, Scptember1 1.-The vile OF a
fisherman, Joseph Thompson, atstaplcton,
Staten Island, was seized last night with Il
fit Of insanity. She knocked her daughter
Katie down and was beating her severely,
when an elder daughter, Mamie, inter
fered. Mrs. Thompson then picked up a
bread knife and plunged it into NIamic's
neck, inilicting II probably fatal wound.
Mamie ran out Of doors with the blood
streaming from licr neck. She met her
father and told him to hurry in and save
the other children. lie did so lust in
time to prevent his crazed wife from cut
ting ka,.c's throat. The woman turned
on him and after fierce struggle he dis
armed her. She was taken to the police
station, where she has since kept up il con-
tinued moaning and crying. She had
acted strange ior some etine. ,.rIs.
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PaETLASD, ME., September o.-Rced's
plurality in this district with four towns to
Ii :ar from is 1876. The missing towns four
years ago gave him los.
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PORTLAND, N1E, September 0.-Thc full
returns from the First Congressional dis.
trict give Reed, 1854; CIcavcs, 1869.
Reeds plurality, 0l5. In 1880 Reeds
vote wns lG,G.u, nnd Anderso, lG,sO3.
Reeds plurality, Iii. +
The entire Republican county ticket is
elected by big majority: Il
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Fire In Tcxns.

4 4 Chief Of Fire Department, Houston,
Texas, MIR. Wm. II. Coyle, writes that he
was severely injured by falling wall. He
could scarcely move about when he was
induced to try St. Jacobs Oil, the magical
pair: :relieyer, and to his surprise. he was
cured OF his lameness. lIs Z. Il d
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"pmmE do not like to throw away
their votes" says Mr. Hendricks. All,
how trnc. For which reason, those who
feel that way about il are going to vote for
Blaine and Logan. a-36 tf,
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~ OLUME XXXIII...-N> 4 Z; ss

white painted poles Is feet lisb. The
9es pest .I oi order prevailed and everybody ap.
pearGd to be Of one accord. Two hundred
people We're disappointed in not being
present on account OF not being able to
maze MAKE Terms with the WA, G. 4 P. r. Il.
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Iscp0b,irun Gain OF scye,

PoRrLiSD, September 9.-The latest
fr1m the House OF Representatives shows
l Ii Republicans elected to "a Democrats.
u net Republican gain OF seven.
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srr,4lSG Of protection, thetax payers
If West Virginia want some Of that against
tle tas.ea,ing procljyitles oiihc Bourbon
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T,Ns,yY may be u little slow coming
10 the iron, Just now, but she. will be at
the polls on election day. G. long, Old
DashiulnrSs! a-. ,5lsf,
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Police Officer Shot.

WAslllSorox, September 0.--policeE or;
iieer Fowlerwas shot and killed this morn;
ing, while in the performance Of his duty,
py .; negro desperate named John Lang.
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Sow Cleveland wants to increase the
efficiency OF her fire department. The
horse bcingont, lock the stable door.
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tI@I7'-T 1900 ~ . :
TIIE VOTE IN MAINE.
Gen. Cof's Dispateh-lscpubllcans Lick the
1i W. Platter Clean. ,g,0

TO hs Editor of he Inlelligtnor. g,
Ar0rsrA, ME., September 0,--Tho Re.
publican victory in, Maine is complete.
The party, elects tho entire State ticket by
overlB,OoO majority. All the Congress.
men are secured and md the Legislature
Is overwhelmingly Republican. The party
carries every county but one. This city
Mr.. Biaine's home) gives MI increased
Republican majority, ind the people arc
wild with delight. n. Corr. in.
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party.
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Gllp qntellilg((t.t''t1t:e,'r'. (''1:,'
0,,rrl So.. \, mud ~ Fourteenth Street. 4
Away with the tax.caters! Vote for
Maxwell and the whole ticket. .&t,E IA

Tux Fair is the Thing. Come everybody
and see I.owgood and howpeasant u thing
II Il. sr.s Ysi al
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= FROM HOUSES TO HOMES. 1.


lwas talking on this subject with Mr..
NJ. &C. Church, OF this city, n man OF re-
fined taste, an amateur architect Of no
mean accomplishments. Said Mr.. Church:
"Iapprhcnd the situation to have been
about this: We had followed the French
idea Of house-building and ignored tile
better English idea OF home. building. ? As
the fendal system passed away English
men had no further need OF castles, they
built homes such as We saw at the Centcn-
nial Exhibition, 4cmbodying above all
things the idea OF comfort. AS we grow
older we run more into the same thought,
and the English idea is stransplantcd, mod
itied by our American conditions"
Mr.. Church has carried out his view in
his own home, which take the liberty OF
mentioning in this public way because it
illustrates Il point and will contribute to
the popular education OIL subject Of pop
ularj interest. 1t is treading upon delicate
ground to open, however slightly, to the
world the home OF a private gentleman,
particularly OF one who is highly sensitive
TO publicity OF any kind. But the million
cannot see for themselves, and am per-
mitted to make this use OF 'rTho Naples"
for good purpose. This shall be no de-
scrlptlon. but amere suggestion OF the per-
feet home OF West Virginia. -s,s5 Z
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r
The grounds are ample, but not larger
than many in Wheeling. Maple trees line
the sidewalk. The ground has been filled
to about three feetabovc thclcvel to makca
better site for the house and to give sufli-
cicnt rich soil iorsgrass and shrubbery.
The house embodies the general thought
Of Virginia, being in its general east OF the
Elizabethan style. Elizabeth, you remcm-
Der, was the Virgin Queen, for whom in
courtly compliment our own Virginia was
named. And SO the first story is Of Vir-
yinia stone, found near by. The first i'm
preston Of the exterior is TINT Of solidity
and economyas well, for up to the second
story stone is not more expensive than
brick. The walls OF the second and attic
stories are of Akron tile, chaper than
brick, and as durable rs stone. So that
for strength We have the Gothic stone
foundation, and for economy and contrast
Ofcolor' the red tile. The old fashioned
chimneys topped with pressed brick give
still greater contrast and variety OF color.
Imagine porchcs, gables, angles and climb
ing vines, and you have some idea OF the
eXterior-Golhlc and classic renaissance.
~ INTERIOR EFFECTS. .5i..
Tho interior. is the ideal home OF the
owner, who has been substantially archi-
teot'ahd builder. Whatever there is OF
elegance is in subordination to home com
fort, and is here because it adds TO bodily
ease, soothes the senses and elevates the
mind. Everything is rich, and there is
much that is rare, but nothing is for mere
show. Everything, great and small, is
intended to fill Il place, and il it be not at
the moment in that place it is because it is
found to give greater comfort or pleasure
insome other place. There is 10 stiffness
nnywhere-the homo idea Isl -pervadine.
When you enter the vestibule you smile
ut the dog bayinsthe moon and tho rising
sun wearing 4 broad grin, frightening the
swans from their morning hatli-all in
stained glass, in which the. home abounds.
A stopfurthcr and We arc in tile hall,
facing an open fireplace where big brass
andirons stand, and the head Of Nlephisto-
plessmiles n sarlonic smile fromthc carved
walnut lmantcl piece, for Satan is every
"t'SANt VIVA ~ hhS AtVtiGy III lllt llcslN v
mirror frame we read "Thc NTaplcs,n and
carved beneath the legend, '".Wcicomc the
Coming,Speedth Parting Guest Warmth
and hospitality. at the threshold, and
We are to iindlthcse throughout. a step
to the right brings us into the ;parlor,
where the inglc nook is n sight worth Il
Journey to see. Was it, Burns or some
one else who said, "rhe inglc ncucl is the
ncnch Tor me?" A CHEEKY Fireplace set
well back in walnut work OF heavy and
elaborate carvings, reaching, mirror. and
all, to the ceiling. At each side old FASH
ioned Y thrcc.cornercd, lcather-covcrcd
stools or short benches. Think oi the
winters night here, with book, or good
companions, and music Z, The SUNLIGHT,
soitened md mellowed, comes through
the rich coloripg oi tho windows, a An
tiique furniture in dark frames and light,
silver maple and mahogany, and a little;
! and soft llargings. make 4 narlar.. s. Am
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LADIES fne kid shoes in hand turns
and . as flexible solss, aF Ong q Hammond S,
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TIE CENTENNIAL WAVE.

re- a 'S ' NI-N' 'Es>NINb WAVE.
| well remember the first meeting held
In the interest of that colossal undertaking.
| saw the first spadeiul of earth turned !;
saw the funny little Japanese pushing
the jack-planc the wrong way; saw them
putting up their queer little house in their
queer way; saw themsca,npering over the
root putting OIL, the strange looking tile.
saw the stately, homelike house of the
british Commission 30 up, il not brick by
brick, almost course by course. well re.
melnber how the people looked on the
strange mass OF brick and little window
pancs and the seeming confusion of clar.
Ing red chimneys. Who thought that from
this acorn would grow SO soon an oak that
would throw its shadow over whole pco-
pie Go where you will there is to-day
some, suggestion, however remote, crude
or misplaced, OF the early English archi-
lecture. We are not TO Aconf0und this i'm
pulse with the snobbery Of the Anglo
lnaniacs-the generation OF dudes and
rilasisrs-miiu ape English manners ard
customs to, the cut Of the coat and the
%hl:skers, who speak with drlwl and find
IN this country no stately ruins over which
memory may drop q tear rs at the tomb OF
some tar OF and glorious ancestor. At
the Centennial Exhibition the American
people saw that in their haste
ol money-gettins they had forgotten
some Of the arts and appliances which
mako life worth living. They saw that the
old English idea OF home was better than
the Yankee notion ofa mere house to 'put
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