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Peruyian Demons,rat,a..

LIMA, PRRU, Sept. l5.--The city Of
Huacho Is .reoccupied by government
troops. 1t Is reported that Caceres IL
ON route from Sinto to Ayacucho with
troops.
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WARsAw,Sept. 5.--The Czar pardoned
forty-two Nihllists-sentence to Siberia
and commuted the sentence OF seventy
three oil hers
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Rnr.lxnr Annninin,i.

NEw YonK, Sept. l5.-Charles s. os-
horne IL appointed permanent Receiver
oil the Wall Street Bank. Bond, 100000.
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NEUTRALITY OF JAPAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l5.-- Associated
Press Yokohoma advices state tho
Japanese government has proclaimed
neutrality in the Franco. { hinest
war, and expected revision
of the treaty between Japan
and foreign powers would be concluded
in October and new and important
privileges would be granted to foreign.
ara
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BURNETT, Sept. l5.-iSpcc'sl.l--Two
braves from Backbone Valley cano In
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A ContrIbul.on for choIera sufferers.

New YoRg, Sept. lh.--rwo great con
certs are organizing for the benefit OF
the tamilies OF victims of cholora suffer-
ers In France and Italy.
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Charlotte, n. g., Sept. l5.--George
Latham, editor Of the Staatsville Amer
lean, who committed suicide, left the
following note to occupants of an ad-
Joining room in the hotel: "Kindest re-
CARDS to you. You are the only gentle
men in Staatsville. Others may 60 to
hell"
teeming with personal abuse and yitu'
peration. Latham was formerly u Dem.
ocrat, but on going over to the Republi
cans two years age, was repudiated by
his family who are wealthy and re
spoctable.
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The Cholera.

NAPLES, Sept. l5.-Heayy rains here
and notable decrease OF cholera both
here and ut Carara.
The King requests two bulletins daily.
The Minister OF War issued 1900 tents
TO shelter the poor.
The Pope was given another 100
pounds sterling for cholera sufferers.
A daughter OF Mahreser Del Gufo died
OF cholera.
Railway service Is stopped except tho
mail trains.
PARIs,S Sept l6.--There we're Is
deaths at Toulon In the past two days,
aud at Herault new caseses and
80 deaths in two days.
| A woman was buried alive at Cette.
| Marseilles reports z cases daily
since the beginning OF the epidemic.
A bulletin says LAO Frenchmen, AZ
Italians, 10 Spaniards, IL Greeks, @ Aus
trians, 8 English, Swiss, 8 Germans,
Americans and Swede have died In
Marseilles.
AT ToULoN.
ToULor, Sept. l5,--There were Ia
deaths by cholera In this city In the past
two days, aud in tho department OF
Herault there have been 80 cases and u
deaths,
THE nAY's BuLLHTlN.
ROME, Sept. l5.-Bulletin showing the
) ravages Of cholera In Italy for tho pas
twenty-four hours; Naples (eity), Ga
Z fresh cases, 23l denths, Maple
4 (provincel 10 fresh cases, I
4 deaths; Cazeerta, II fresh cases,
3 deaths; Cunes, u fresh cases, l3 deaths
: Genoa, % fresh casos, l2 deaths,
IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. 1b.--Sinco last report
"a al
deaths have occurred at Elcte, and
2 fresh eases and DEATH
Mt Novelda. In the city o
Freida a fatal case OF sporadic choleri
occurred, | suspected case is rcpOrtet
in the suburb OF Barcelona, and severa
: suspicious cases in the Province of Far
= ras ono, 6of which proved TO be fatal.
AT MADRID.
MADRID, Sept. l5.--Twelve death
n from cholera reported In East Pyrinoei
@ France and China.
4 NO BLOCKADE.
, LoEDoH, Sept. l5.---Advices from Chin
= state that the Chinese have no intentio
n OF blocking the WOve-Lung river O
which Shanghai Is situated unless III
French make an attack Hundreds
stone-laden boats are in position
A be sunk on the appearance of the FrenC
,r fleet.
II IL believed that the neutral powe
= will object to the closing of this riv,
y unless u formal declaration of war shu
~ have previously been made.
m An INTRIGUING COMMISSIONER.
NJ. Patenotre Is ut Shanghai intrig
ing with the peace party among Il
chinese. His hope Is TO bring about
of revolution ut the palace, and cons
a, quont overthrow Of tho war party.
~ CO. LDN'T TbINK OF In.
d; PARIS, Sept. To- Le Paris publish
d, an article to-day in which the Idea tn
France should accept arbitration IN "A d
ficulty with China l. Indignantly I
t. jCctod. France, II says, II deternin
p, 10 settle her differences with China he
self.
o. NEUTRALITY OF JAPAN.
10 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l5.-Associat
Press Yokohoma advices state [
Japanese government has proclaim
neutrality in the Franco Chint
war, and expected u revisi
a of the treaty between Jap
,t. and foreign powers would be conclucl
" in October and new and imports
- privileges would be granted to foreil
cd ers.
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sulcIde IN NORTH CarolInA.

STArEsvIhLE, n. c., Sept. l5. George
Latham, editor of the Staatsyille Ameri-
can, suicided on Saturday morning,
Latham Joined the Republican party
two years ago, and was then repudiatod
by his family.
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ON THE BOUNDARY LINE.
A Financially Embarrassed Store Keeper Pro
yideS Singular Case for the Courts.

MONTREAL, Sept 90. Judgment has just been
rendered in the Superior Court in the case of
Beerworth, in which very interesting point Of
law was raised. The defendant, Herbert Beer
worth, had his store exactly on the frontier line
in township Hinchinbrook, part Of the store be-
ing in the State Of New York and part in Can
ada One night all the goods were removed
from the Canadian side of the store
to the American, leaving nothing but empty
shelves for the Canadian creditors to look to-
They issued a capias against Beerworth for
alleged defalcation 1t was commended by Beer
lworth's counsel that the goods had been moved
by VIM. Douglass, to whom he
had made an assignment, giving Doug
lass volunteered preference for over $40, 600
which would more than exhaust the whole
estate. 1t was argued that, under the laws of
New York. all of debtors property, wherever
situated, was vested in the assignee, and that he
was justified in removing the goods to the Amer
lean side Of the store. The court however, up
held the pretensions of the Canadian creditors.
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THE LATEST FROM ABROAD.
Rumor That the Empress Of China Has
Decided to Make Peace with France,
While Admiral COurbet Thinks Nothing
Short Of the Capture Of Pekin Will Sc
cure Settlement Notes by Cable.
FRANCE AND CHINA.
RuInor that the Empress of China Has De-
cided to Conclude Peace.

RuInor that the Empress of China Has De-
cided to Conclude a Peace.
PARIS, Sept 29.-Tt is reported that the EN-
press Of China has decided to conclude peace
with France
Admiral Courbet Will not, according to official
advices recommence operations in Chinese
waters until the LIST of October.
It Eis stated that Admiral Courbet has ex-
pressed the opinion that while the occupation Of
Kelung on the island of Formosa, will have a
certain amount of favorable influence for the
French flag in China, yet he believes nothing
short Of q march upon Pekin and actual occupa-
ton Of the Chinese capital by French troops will
suffice to compel the government Of China to
accept the demands made by the French gov
eminent
A Hong Kong dispatch says the antagonism
towards Europeans is increasing on the part Of
the Chinese, consequent upon the government
compelling Chinese laborers to assist in unload
ing French vessels
The London Times's Hong Kong dispatch says
the French search of several English vessels is
severely denounced.
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pRorECr1oN FOR DYNAMITE.

English Manufacturers Give Hint to the
Home Secretary.
LONDON. Sept 29.-Harcourt, Secretary for
the Home Department, has written to an ex-
plosive company, urging the necessity Of having
their dynamite depots guarded nightly. The
company states that to comply with his request
would involve an expenditure of $125, 900,
and render their competition With American
and German dynamite manufacturers impossible
The sale Of the latter is practically uncontrolled
while the police in England control the sale Of
native dynamite. The company suggests to
Harcourt that the government should levy a
duty upon foreign-made dynamite, thus enabling
British manufacturers to. provide safeguards
for their premises, and yet realize profit.
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FoRE1GN M1scELLANY.
Horrible Doubt Concerning the Eficienc
of TroncIade

A Horrible Doubt Concerning the Efficiency
of Ironclads.
LONDON, Sept. %. The Berlin correspondent
of the Times transmits an account of the man
euyers Of the German navy which suggests a
horrible doubt in the efficiency Of ironclads
This years experiments he says, have CON
hrmed the conviction that colossal ironclads can
be sunk by single blow from torpedo. Even
in bright moonlight nights and with keen vigil
lance no ship is safe near torpedo>infested
coast. Blockading ships can DO followed, even
when in motion, and all precautions, such as
watch boats and a submarine guard Of wire
the writer declares that the German navy alone
possesses the most death dealing torpedoes,
having purchased the secret of the Invention for
SO, 000'from captain in the Austrian navy.
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THE SPORTING RECORD.
The Indianapolis Bali Club Loses Third
Game at Pittsburg.

Game at Pittsburg.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 29--The game to-day was a
surprise all round. The indianapolis players were
unable to solve Sullivan's delivery, off whom they
only secured one base hit. Keenan, caught perfect
game, and Phillips played short in good style. The
Alleghenies got their first in the first inning;
Smartwood was sent to first on balls, and Edens
three-base hit sent him home. The other run was
scored on Fosters three.base hit assisted by two
baseht by Quest The game was called at the end of
the seventh inning, on account of darkness. The
score by innings was:
Allegheny. ..---..----...--..1 O 0 1-2
Indianapolis --....----.-.0 o o O 90
Base Hits-Allegheny a. indianapolis, 1.
Errors Allegheny, L indianapolis, 2.
Clubs Of the National League played games
yesterday as follows
At Detroit
Bssssa, g 2 g g g 2 &c &c
Base Hits-Detroit 3; Boston s.
Errors-Detfoit,9 8; Boston, 5.
At B46alo-
New York. --.-..--....,..--..O O Q o O-1O
Buffalo ---.,--.-.-.--.----..1 2 1 o 0 l. 5
Game called at the end of the sixth inning on ac-
count of darkness
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A Restraining order Denied.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.--Levi Parsons obtained q
preliminary injunction restraining Isidore and Simon
Wormser. bankers and brokers, from disposing Of
shares Of stock valued at upwards of half million
dollars and 81 acres Of land in Texas. It was
claimed that the transfer Of the land and the deposit
ment by which the defendants stipulated to return
them The defendants claimed that they were de-
posted as security for margins stock transactions
Judge Donahue IN the Supreme Court, chambers, to-
day rendered decision denying the motion to con-
tnue the injunction,
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Revelation in Panama.

PANAMA, Sept. 29.-It is rumored that General
DEM Ruis has started revolution against the Ger
vera government that the movement is supported by
q number of armed men who have been gathered to-
gether outside the city and that is has acquired such
strength that it cannot be disposed of without large
force bulletin issued by his party calls the atten
ton of citizens to the fact that the government not
bound to defend the action of the state authorities
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The Cholera Record.

The report of cholera in Italy for the past "A hours
gives total Of 355 fresh cases and PIP deaths in
GLIDING III and 100 deaths at Naples, and 95
cases and SIS deaths at Genoa
Marseilles dispatch reports that six French pass
engers from Cochin China on board the steamer
AbdelKader which put in at Bora Algers, for quar-
antne died Of cholera after having been landed and
placed in hospital There were five deaths from
cholera at Marseilles to-day.
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hundred to 49, and cut of 10 cents each was quoted
grain and provisions The system Of diversions to
up tonnage has been discarded and the lines
reaching out for business regardless of rules regua
TONS the orders of the commissioner. It is freely
predicted that all lines will be actively engaged to-
morrow and members Of the pool express very little
hope that it can be kept together.
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.JoseDh RunIer.

CINCINNATI, Sept 29.-Joseph Bunker, chief fire
marshal died to-day from injuries received on Sun.
day morning, while driving TO fire. He was fifty
two years DID, and had been connected with the Gin
cinnat Fire Department for twenty-eight years For
the last six years he had been chief.
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Mr.. Gladstone and the Catholics

LONDON. Sept. 29.--Mr Gladstone's attention hay.
ing been called to statements published in an anony
NOUS pamphlet which accuses him of supporting the
Roman Catholic Church. he pronounces them grossly
untrue, and demands the name of the author.
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Cable Notes.

Thirty thousand worlunen are out of employment in
Lyons, and stormy meetings are frequent.
reward Of 600 has been offered for the arrest Of
the persons who attempted to blow up the council
house at Salisbury, England.
The Reichsrath was opened yesterday, at Buda
Pesth, by the Emperor Francis Joseph. His Majesty
expressed the hope that the European conAagration
would not occur.
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The French bal Madagascar.

LONDON, Sept 29.-Advices from Madagascar,
through French sources state that the Hovas are suf
ferng great prvations from want ofprovisons. Many
Hovas have deserted their chiefs and surrendered to
the French forces. General Mot the French com
mander continues to strengthen his position but at
present sees prospect of speedy end to the cam
paign.
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Pleuro-Pneumonia in Pennsylvania.

PHGNIxvILLE Pa, Sept 39--Dr. Francis Bridge
ship this county and found eleven cattle in his herd
sick with pleuro pneumonia; these killed and the
Others condemned All the cattle In the herd will be
Slaughtered These are the only cattle in the State
known to be affected with pleuro-pneumonia, al
though few herds in Chester and Montgomery eoun-
ties are still under quarantine.
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a serious clerical scandal.

WoRcEsTER, Mass. Sept 2Y.-Rev. Frank B.
Sleeper pastor Of the Baptist Church in Gardiner,
was arraigned before Judge Field of that town this
morning charge of assault preferred by Mrs.
Ellen S. Halt. The ofense is alleged to have been
committed in June, 1882. Intense excitement exists
in the town account Of the social standing Of the
oartios.
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Staannshin Naws.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Arrived City Of Rome
from Liverpool
LONDON Sept. 29.-Arrived: Labrador, Servia
State of Pennsylvania Celtic, Australia and Grecar
Monarch, from New York.
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Thirty Persons Drowned,

Cry OF MEXICO, Sept pa cloud-burst at Pa
chuca the afternoon of the 9th caused terrible
humiliation. The amalgamating works were destroyed,
and considerable silver under treatment lost It is
estimated that thirty persons killed. A great
deal Of property was destroyed and many cattle
nad
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ROSS Beaten Nv Teemey..

BOSTON Sept 29.-The boatrace at Point of Pines
between Ross and Teemer, was won by the latter By
about six feet. Official time, 35 minutes; othe,
watches made it 35:15 and 1924
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CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-The troubles in the eastbound
freight pool to have passed beyond secret cut
ernI roads were openly quoting rates far below the
tariff Grass-seeds were being cut from SO cents per
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Lord MAYOR Of London.

LONDON, Sept. 29-George s. wannattage,
alderman for the Cordwainer ward, was elected Lord
Mayor Of London to-day.
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England Thinks She Was Right.

LONDON, Sept. pa special to the Times from
Vienna asserts that the Cabinet Of Great Britain has
informed the powers that, in its opinion the sus
pension Of the sinking fund by the Egyptian govern
rnent is justified in the present condition Of its
finances
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Announcements,

Dunlaps celebrated historical painting o.
Christ Rejected; or the Trial Before Pontiu.
plate, on 200 square feet of canvas, will be Oh
exhibition at the State fair
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DOME Rub Of the Enamel

OF the teeth with gritty preparations. The teeth
are too valuable to be trihed with When gone,
you must have false ones or gum yourself
through life. Use Sozodont, which contains no
grit 1t cleanses the mouth and yitalizes the
.secretions.
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GRADUATES Of literary colleges can find supe-
rior facilities for turning their education to
practical advantage at II. B. Bryant's Chicago
Business College, Write for particulars.
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Prof Thomson was the second son Of Alexan-
der and Christiana Thomson, and was born at
Charlottesville, July Is, 184z In May, 1862, he
became member of Center Church. He was
graduated at Wabash College, in the class of '68.
He was tutor from 1868 to 1870. From 20 to ~
he studied in the School of Pharmacy in Phila-
delphia. In 1873 he was again appointed tutor
in Wabash, and in IA was appointed associate
professor Of chemistry with the venerable Prof
Hovey, spending part Of the year in the Sheffield
school at Yale College, and filed the position
until ~, when he was elected Peck professor Of
chemistry. All these offices he has filed with
marked ability, until his work was arrested in
May last by the sickness which terminated
his life. On September 4 1877, he
was married to Miss Margaretta p.
Thomas, singularly happy union terminated by
her death Jan. 2, 1882 The collegiate year
1928 Prof Z. spent in professional study in
Germany, assuming his work in college year
ago. He stood high in all his college studies,
In every relation he was man of extraordinary
modesty, and whilst best beloved by those who
knew him best, he was loved by ALL He was to
the last laborious student and teacher Max
ing no parade, he lived perpetually beautiful,
religious life. His sickness, protracted through
more than twenty weeks, was borne with serene
courage. He greatly desired to live, and yet
resigned himself all the time to the will of God
When dying he magnifed the wonderful grace
of God in receiving one so unworthy and ferv-
emily repeated the words Yea, though l walk
through the valley of the shadow of death, will
fear no evil for thou art with me; thy rod and
thy staff, they comfort me- His intellect was
clear and strong until within an hour of DEATH
and his composure perfect
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Crouch ON PAM Porous PLASTER for back
ache, pains in the chest rheumatism 25c-
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OBITUARY.
Henry r. Thomson, Professor of Chemistry
in Wabash College.
EnacfaI 20 fha India ,,ar,oii. Tn.,rnnI

1F-e.--1 y W @lIuI"IlIpOIIs OOuIl0I' J
CRAwFoRDsv1LLE, Sept 29-Henry R.
Thomson, Peck professor of chemistry in Wa
bash College, died to-day. The funeral will be
Wabash avenue, Wednesday, at 10 a. m.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-16
Well Watched and Arrested.

ALTON, ILL, August l5.-On Wednes.
day the police arrested man who was
following Sells Bros circus, on the
charge of stealing watch at Peters.
burg. Soon after he was arrested a
telegram came from Canton, ILL.,, giving
the description Of watch stolen there.
This watch was found in his posses
sion and identified by the Marshal Of
Canton, who arrived here this morning
and identified him as the thief. He had
also another gold watch that had evil
IDENTIFY been stolen. To-day he was iden-
titled as the person for whom sl00 re-
ward is offered at Carrolton for the burg
larry Of some jewelry and clothing.
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Better than Ten Years. Doe.
toring.

A correspondent of The Union Now
lork CITY, tor whom that journal youcbes
as a citizen OF high standing and influence
writes as follows: est Jacobs Oil has done
me more good than ten doctors and ,b.;r
prescriptions in ten years, which cost mo IN
" so'ooo, to say nothing of the pain loss
VI '''he and business. am as well man
now as was before recourse to doctors 7
Gan surely and conscientiously recommend
,oe OIL to sufferers from rheumatism and
h'hured evils, tormenting the human body
l. n'Ve' moreover, successfully tried i, on
three OF my favorite horses, that h,a ho..
declared 'neurable by veterinary surgeons
OF no'e"--N. Y. WeeklG Union
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES

Camille Farcy, French historian and ed
itor, Is dead.
The Fifty.sixth British regiment arrived
at Assouan, Egypt.
A serious and antkJcwish outbreak "a
reported at Rowno In Russia.
Meetings OF the Salvstion Army arc to
positively prohibited in SwNsezlaud.
The reported massacre Of Mormon
elders In Tennessee is coeRobosated.
An artillery company hassbeen ssuA IN
New Iberia, La, to quiet the, Csurt-house
troubles.
Lieutenant Greedy was %endsssd q nub.
NC reception al NewsurypOrt Mass, has
old home.
Stocks were vaaknssyeewdag On the
New York Exchsnso, but, The msrSet
closed steady,
Casey, the Irfsh tu(eaasr.. s,us h n
wElaug to sadhr svya acs6h Gsf7sRasungE
swsy YnscccukN ~.