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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-05
TFLEGR4PHIC NOTES.


A PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR
LANCASTER. Penn, sept 4-Ihe largest crowd Ot the
week WAS I'm attendance day at the fair Of ne Lam
caster County Agricultural society. Among the visitors
were Governor Albeit, Of New-Jeisey, Congressman
Randall and q. w. ". III. Davis.
PASSED THEIR EXAMINATION.
ANNAPOLIS. sept. 1.-Ihe following can idates nave
successfully passed their examinations for adm ssOu 70
the Naval Acd emy raval cade,s: Lawrence ii Cnaud-
Ter, OF NewUampshiro; Frank Marble, Of New YORK !;
Casey H. Morgan, OF Mississippi James II. Reed, OF
Virginia; william y. Vansant. Of PeDnsy ylyania.
PROTECTING A STATES ACCOUNT
NEWCASTLE. Penn, sept. 4.-Etate Treasurer Bailey
ha- ed alignment ior 10000 against Colonel -. H.
The State had thdt amount Ia the bank when II
closed It's doors.
THE PRESIDENCY or GEGNNTLL COLLEGE
VO-ToN Sept d-Ihe report, d lection of the Rev. DR.
y. o. Mear- II Worcester. ~ President Gunne COL
lese. In Iowa. l. authOntaty yey denied. Dr. Mearss
name mentioned but br caused II TO be Withdrawn
NEW NORTH CAROLINA COTTON.
PTTEHsBUH HC w., sept i.Ihe nrst bale of this year
cotton crop n Nor CAROL ma received here to-day
II was raised Msko County, Is classified ~ md
ding IL -ud ~ ll9 cents per pound and was bought
Dy John Ia mr. a CO., of TINS city.
THE TORONTO BRIBERY CASE.
TORONTO, Sept. 4Ihe civic br berry iuvcsrRation was
concluded today. jude Boyd sid t1ere nO' a
lc Of evidence 10 connect the representative, Of the
Holly Company any other ptr,On with any Tempt NJ
bribery
FAILURE or A COMMssION HOUSE.
PHfL.DEI TiiiA. Sept 4.-Ihr dry 20. DIS c0nni .l1n
house of Brooks II ll,r a Co, ~ This city, nI Idc an
assignment 10 T. RI =. Hatlm,a ldwyc,, 10 dIoI-
NOON Ile firms rating VS. abJaL sIJ.OOu
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4 COUNTY AUDITOR 4 FORGER.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBryE.I

EAsToN, Penn, Sept. 1.-Two years ago
Alfred Hahn. OF Moore's township, was put on the
Democratic ticket for County Audi or After the Con-
venion it was learned that he had served term IN
Lehgb for forgery and efforts were made 10 have
him removed from the ticket This would have been done
had he not begged hard TO be spared the additional dis
grace saying he Lad reformed and Intended TO l'ad
better life, and did want TO be bounded to deat'
He was then keeping hotel and the matter was over
ooked and Hahn is filing the office To-day, II was
learned thai lately he had gwen considerable c0nncca
paper all OF which forged. He treated al alike,
even his best friends Ihc first to come 10 HSh was
$3.50 Judgment held hv Roseuelt Brothers As s'on
as the forg ~ was discovered warrant was issue ut
Hahn cannot be- found II is known that the EiStoh
Ma ioual Bank holds 500 forged note the North np0
County National Bank 500. \. : kn cht 5000. VII.
laval $40, ana County Treasurer kcs-er SlOo IN,
name OF John Mayer IA her iu-aw O Ham, Il mat used
in every stance. KcSsc~ recently advanced II nm
considerable amount of money, 50 that hc c'ud axe up
forged note in Allentown - save nm seli frp arrest
and the holders VIII lose everything, unless
Mayer pays his sOnu-iaW's forged NOES.
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TJJE OHJO MINING TEOrBLES.

COLUMBUs, Sept. 4.--Supeuntcndent u. X.
Parr Of the Columbus, Hooking Valley ami Toledo Rail
rOa! has sent lo1g teegrams OF friendly nature to
Chris Evans stratsvile District president Of the
Miners Union informing him that unless the striking
miner, 90 10 work within day or two at the rates
offered by the operators all the 5raitsville will
b. abandoned by the yndlc ,te sratsyc is the only
mining town OF consequence in Perry County whose
sheriff has refused to ask for aid % axe steps for the
protection OF property The opera have concluded 10
concentrate guards AT the mines In Hooking and hens
Counties at two or three places and hold the authorities
OF Perry County responsible for the damage to its
properly In that county. THIS gwen
by the syndicate, but l. looked for or two Many
OF tue miners OF Strai svile the property which
live
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olhers br the Russian Minister ani the vo jap'pe''
gentlemen
tAvatrY ov CHEMICAL AFFINITY

tANatrY oV ittMtCAt AFFINITY
IN Section g. Professor tHhlieY trid vihnle though
somewhat taphhioal paper upan 10" Fihy ~ 'h"'a
Amnry' fbe address consisted ~ history of chemical
affinity IA ehlrh il wa shown that bs wor bih lt'
otigu u ihe lima ~ iipIrflra. ~ tho Hh ''h'hh
H a. II had passed surre,slyey tlfau4h the Stages ~
e.,ye affinity Ir,dsIOsiuI affinity and electrical Nv
pnrs hat uo Fundamental law kr that ~ ltiFliht"h
0I pie le es iih The present one ~ Tue Ha'ul ."
hear had been arrived At Nh Langley thought thit ihs
Wi- owl to me fa't t,a the lhr file 1i 'ufh'r '
tOu md uren lltle studied lie gave tll review o lo
history NJ The ptOn Of affinity ald u az Wpls 10
measure This force quautaiycy by elect cu ana llei-
md means. He showed mat all tht.e means Lhied I'D
evolve a simple aud comprehensive theory oI dInhl@l
leaving the eOte, the Only method not Vet tXhauetei
10 he q ar OF the tine rate. IG, concud by urging
upon chemists pav attention 10 the study ~ We
octeS ana O lime IN connection win rhencdl ch inSs
Section |, elOmonc science and stats l. met at TIE
hall of the Historical Society Mr. E.tol delivered IN
address Scientific Methods and Scientific krOWe1gc
n Common Affairs" In which he asked: 'Mhy sh. uld
methods to qucstiO Of everyday HE, its economy ana
statistics ii mathematical principles and processes
asbe in their application to tue states and dynaincs
OF physics why then NAV hey not properly De apped u
he states md dynamcs OF society at least so lar as
expressed by fcurcs If mathematics have their uses IN
why should they be rejected when we consider
the structure personal and domestic life, 80 ar as
cstima c or mea ,urcdl" He then argued in favor OF
the scientific education Of young people, and SAID rms
scleniiG method OF c9mmn'auHg recOSd' OernG 'Ie e
which mans powers are shaped and for the vast major
quired. Tie scientists method ther fore, whie Willingly
consents any for the exact preserve
entlsts, lays down as ts funlamenal rule The law OF
simplicity in the of Ian ami demands the pre-
senatOn of each truth In the concrete or In me OBJECT or
acts appreclabc even by the young, instead OF IN the
form OF absr ct doc rine. Section on Biology lis
tened to address CatageDesis by Professor f. d.
Cope He regarded as esahli he'd the general PROPOSE
tOn thai life preceded Organza lon IN the order or te
In conclusion he thar the wonderful phenomenon Of
animal life which retreats "a 1t Is pursued INTO
d
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WORK OF BURGLARS ALONG THE HUDSON
ONE THIEF SHOT BY \ BRAVE wONAN-ROB Berries
N NENBJRG.

KINGSTON. Sept 4.-There are many reports
of 5uglawci along the HIds bur the t1eyes seem tp
csc pc easily The suspicious looking yacht l.,
still sing azy up and down the river, and It Is be-
Irved ne nuate5 IN cousOn w IN a shore .ans Of
professional thieves on -uudsy night, Mrs. Smith,
If Hunters Point. suddenly awoke from sleep, she
villain irauit over her. pisol in hand Keep quiet
I'll xiii you and your child' the greeting Stout
ed in her The rascal then attempted 10 wrench "a
diamond ring from her finger, but while lie thus
holding her lett and, the brave woman reac'e for a re
volver under her pillow. and fired it. "Oh God, Pm
shot 80 the thief exclaimed rs he rushed FOR tho back
parlOr windows through which h. hal entered. MIS-
smith another shot after him as he aud chased
nm through the yard firing the third time h. escaped
over thu But she afteward fOun 3t .23 in cash
and 5000 worth of cwelry had been taken Ou Monday
night the grocery-storr W. b. Brown, IL Water st.,
Ncwburg and the clothing shOp of w. >imuei, On ,OGh
ST. entered. In the lat er case the nU lars were
ir.hteurd away before sec lrlng any puud'r Al the
ro,,TystOre -ml amount Of money dnId drgc quaint
ity # cigars taken. Although seyera. men were
ahOr these stores late TINT night by different per
under suspicious circumstances, 10 rteSts were
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IN ALLEGED KIDNAPPING CASE.
NORWICH, CONN, EXCITED OVER THE DISAPPEAR
ANCE OF MABEL CLARK
my % TRIBINE.1

NORWICH, Conn.,, Sept This city has an
her sensation in the revelation to-day OF the alleged
kidnapping from her home III the night of Miss Mabel
Clark grandchid Of Ansel Clark, merchant here, by
Henry Weldon and assistants. The trouble is said to
have been brought about by difference in the religious
belief OF the persons Weldon Is rich Irish American
who is a Catholic He Il dry goods dealer Of the tlm
Weldon, Clark & Gaeher and related TO Miss Clarks
mother girl a beautiful and accomplished maiden
seventeen. who has been kept of the time in the
Weldon family. Some time ago she was removed ron
Norwich and her mother. who lives with Mr.. Clark
fought for her possession aud off victorious. She
took her hone.
few DAYS ago the ClaTks claim the girl was spirited
away I'm the nj hit bv the Wedons who they say, dd
wish her brought up in the Protestant religion Mt
Clark has brought suits for heavy damages against wei
don and his alleged accomphces and will compel hl 10
produce the child IN court lie Is resol ed to place he
In tie hands her mother her legal custodian, ana
the gill is also desr0us OF living with her mother
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THROUGH NEW-TORK STATE.
FIGHTING OVER MR.. FLOWERS MONEY
A SUIT WHICH RECALLS A BRIEF AND UNSUCCEsS-
FT'I CANVASS
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNEI


BUFFALO, Sept "A Democratic campaign
scandal has found its way into the Municipal Court DR..
T. G. Critenden for several years secretary Of the
Buffalo Democratic Club, has begun suit AGAINST ex-
Mayor John b. Manning for $500. In May Crittendcn
out advocate of Roswell p. Flowers Presi-
dental aspirations and posed at the Buffalo, Saratoga
and Chicago Conventions as Mr.. Flowers chosen
representative and agent in western New-Iork The
$500 for which Crttenden part OF the Flower
fund sent TO Buffalo to deegats 20 the State Con-
yenton and otherwise the Flower cause. How
it came here is thus told by prominent Democrat:
before the meeting Of the convention 70 send
delegates to Saratoga, Crttenden armed with letor OF
Introduction to Roswell +. Flower from ex-Mayor Man
nimg hied himself to New-York and had interview
with him The result that shortly after his return
he received 5000 from the Flower barrel He seems 10
have said nothing 70 Manning or the other champions Of
Flower about the DOODLE nor it observed floating
in the ordinary political channels. Manning accidcntly
heard that the money had arrived ard instantly sum
moned Crttenden to his office to demand an explanation
Of his course. Critcnden then sharply informed
that Flowers friends in Buffalo onto his racket,
and that he forthwith surrender the 5000 to Man
ming to he used I'm Flowers bchalt and accounted for
after the convention Crittendcn denurrcd but, the
he was dealing with were determined, after little
dciberation he gave up 500 reseryng 500 Tor cam
pai4n PURPOSES. subsequently Crittenden tried TO re
500 OF the money aud got 500 ON threatening 10
for it, The saratoga and chicago conventions tol-
lowed, and the Flower campaign came to an ugl0rous
end. But Crtenden still hdukered for that $500 and
now the suit.
DR. Crtenden says that letter that he carried to
Flower from Manning did not bring the 5000 bat that
two letters Introduction from Charles W McCune and
Daniel Lockwood did the business. lie further depOses
tndt Manning imposed upon him by claiming to have a
letter and telegram from sew NOk ordering him TO take
charge OF the Flower fund in Buffalo. and that he rt
cucn acted the fool In SURE ndern- the 100 to the
Naror He insists however thar hc will prove that il
rcsorcd to sharp practice aud double dealing 10 secure
it, The case is doclctcd for tomorrow the Municipal
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INJURED IN 4 RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

KINGSTON, Sept. 4.-Early yesterday morning
william T. Peters. OF Newburg and Miss Julia smith, OF
New-York, while driving 10 Lake Minnewa ka met with
q serious and painful accident which is likely result
fatally. at ess FOR NJ Peters. He lad spirited young
horse and while turning corner about three mites from
Walden Oh, WAGON upset Mr. Peters aud Miss Smith
thrown volenty to the ground and the vehicle fell
upon them In this position they dragged some dis
by the frightened horse before he could be stopped
Though terribly bruised hey finally reached farm-h
nearby. Smith 9fterward tsken 10 her fneuds
at Orange Lake ana Mr. Peters taken 20 NewbGtg ~
as ne could DE moved His most serious INJURY Is
feared internal and his recovery IL considered very
dOub ul.
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RESOLTED TO HATE THAT BURGLAR.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l

WLKEsBARRE, Sept 4.-JOhn Kierney of this
CITY, had q desperate f-nt with an armed burglar last
night. Things having been stolen from lis store, he r.
solved watch all night About midn ght he saw III IN
come through a rap-door IN the floor AID Immediately
d,ayored to scclr. him. The burglar, however drew
revolver but instead Of firing used II a cluh kler
nov srizpt m tllet and a hard fight eusucd both men
being badly huI Finally kicn"y hnOcked m burg ar
down and held him til assistance came. Before me
Mayor TINS morning he gave tue name OF Peter Nuiiln
was iil to a ait trl&L
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SHOOTING HIS WIFE ~ Offending HER..

James p. MCCaulcy is one Of the leaders oI
the Eqst River gang that keeps that part tie cly n
the ne ghborhood Of the Ea-t River and Four ent-st
in state teIro. lie went into the grocery store 4"
James Reilly, N. II Dry Dpck-st, last nisht and
br1taly assaulte the vie Of the proprietor Knocking
her doN u and throwing Goals at Gtr. Reilly VINO j.
c1pplc -hOu ed for shea Mctaucy started ior hlh
drawing "a knife as ne did Reilly pctcd up re-
yo yer r IN behinc he counter and hred ar NcCaury
HIS aim was bad how, aud he shot 10 effect IN hr
back OF Mrs Reilly. McCaul,y into ho arms oi tue
police who were 'iaced the shot and both he ana
Reilly were locked W. Mrs. Il lily sent 70 81. Fran
eli IIOsuital.
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THE LUNArIC ASYLUM INQUIRY.

UTICA, Sept. AT an Adjourned meeting
Of the Board OF Managers Of tn state Lunatic Asylum
IN tn, city. Dr L. 4 T0uftot, of Uuol. VINO had pr,
ierrcd charges AGAINST the off crs # the Asylum, agan
fl.d TO appear. Additional tier. written by him and
Withdrawing the charges d. but he Board
rcoye to cowpe Tourtllet To appear an -abstanlte
ia cha 4 true. he is I'm The city and this aiten
. warrant issued by Judge MerUln OF the ~uptem,
Court. his appreh IourtillO has Dec making
sim ar ohargrs over dozen var. and thdr wi
them only TO BEGIN again The Board is deteriniLed to
bring the yexat!Ous m tier to a speedy end.
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A FAITHLEss CONFIDENTIAL CLERK.

MONTREAL, Sept. 4.-Edward j. Howe, conf
dentia clerk OF Thomas simpson, Montreal agent for the
United states Insurance Company Of New.York, the
Phanix Mutual Company Of Hartford, and the Quebec
Fire Assurance Company, Is deiau.ter 10 large
amount. Representatives Of the PhGmx Company are
here e1amining nis books deficiency 81 900 has
Already beep discovered. simpson has been some
time IN bad health, and the business was entrusted 70
Howe ON SIMPSONS return, Howe went on itiOn
ad has moi bee heard 81 since Howe Il about twenty
twO ycags old aud is respectfully connected.
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a GIRL SUDDENLY BECOMES CRAZY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE. I


ATHENS, GA, Sept. 4.-Last night Miss Me-
Lean. young III liner OF this pace was sitting IN tHe
prlor IN company with friends. when she suddenly
became insane. without Vlrnilg of any kind, reason
left lis throne anl tine combined efforts OF those present
were necessary 10 co trol her Her shrcas aui Wild
gug were heartrendn, and for several hours 1t was
impossible quiet her The cau-" of this Is said TO nc
ntys received ERA days ago tna cousin To Whuh
sl, was devOt. .dly attached was brutal Ot down IN
Tuxas. He was 10 have visited Athen, shortly Her
mind has constantly preyed upon this and she mas D-eh
unable TO forget II even III sleep
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4 THIEF 1TTEuPTS SUICIDE.
LEY rELreRArH 10 rnE.rRIBrNEL

NEw-HAvEN, Sept. IA sensation was
created in the NewIaycn jail lhs afternoon by the at
tempt suicide of Henry Johnson young and desper-
ate coOred tLicf He has been sick and desondent Tor
some time and toddy ne doermincdo end his troubles
lie tore the strong blanket his led in,o ons strips,
on of which he tTu-tci stOIt pc, one end Oi
winch he fastened 10 the upper part # the barred doo
hi- cell Into moose on tie 0lh-r end ne slipped m'
neck The mailman after found HIM hanging nscli
sble with the blood gushing from biz mouth and nose
a his pu indicating the rapid approach OF staugu-
Iatip
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

LoSDoS, sept. 4.-Great alar1 prevails at u He'd
uIbances are spreading Eight hOussnd Arabs surround
the YEMEN TIe Governor Of Mecca ordered TO send
troOps 10 fbe relief OF the town but replied that he
uua6e 10 DO so on account OF disaecOD among his own
tnoes Eight thousand more troops wll be sent from
tOLstdntinople.
CoPESHAGEs, Sept About 200 Americans ore OF the
Evangelical Alliance now sitting IN this city, Among the
eunbef the Rev. Drs Philip 5cban, John Han. Wiz
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FAyoRGNa woMAN sUrFRAGE.

NORTH GRANVILLE, Sept. "A convention of
the people of this section Of washington County presided
by Samuel Thomas, held in the Iresby terian
Church here to-day 10 consider the countys attitude
toward the Woman suffrage bill; resolution passed
requesting the Senator and Asscmbymen 20 support the
b instead OF opposing II, rs formerly. Assefnblynap
Charles X. Baker. who voted against the bill lasI May
was prese ut aud supported resolution
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LuCfsTER lclDEU'N ClNTlNNIIL

mY rrlrGuum 10 rnE rnuossl

RHtHpAN,
inY rrlfGHNH 10 fitt fWhthEl
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 1.-The one hun
drodh anniversary of the establishment OF Leicester
Academy was celebrated in the Old Worcester County
town Of Leicester to-day. The town made the occasion
general ho lay and hundreds of graduate and friends
OF the school present. The pres dent OF the day
the Rev. Dr. 4. II. CIapp, OF New-NorS, and tie
Marshal Colonel John " Partridge, Of Brooklyn pro-
cessOu formed the in the morning which
marched he church where the literary exercises were
held. Charles G. Denny president OF IN" Hoard OF Irs
tees welcomed the visitors the Rev {. NJ LAWSON or
WOICe ter conducted the devotional exercises congress
William W Rice. OF Worcester, delivered me MS
tOrical address, and the Rev. Dr Thomas H, or Port
land. former president Of Harvard college, READ an
orr Tnal poem.
Diancr served in a mammoth tent ana lieas4nt
aftcr-duner speeches made by the Rev. Dr. Nm,
Professor Francis A. March. OF Lafayette College, Lien
Governor Amcs Massachusetts; L. Partridge
former preceptor Of the school John f. Russell secre-
Of the stale Board Of Agriculture Of Massachusetts,;
Homer t. Spraguc, rucp9l of tae girls ilgh school o
Boston and Others The academy Is stu III prosperous
existence
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JAY GOULD IN THE CATSKILLS.

HOTEL kAATEESKGL, Sept 4.-Jay Gould
arrived here special train from Kingston M after
noon with his wife, six c1dren and maid IAey came
mp The Hudson the yacht A'allnta which now lies
anchored Oh Kingston. Tne runnng time from Kingston
to Kaaterskill station ON hour and twenty -four
minutes fl s thpughr AIr. Gould Will remain here sew
crs days occupying the suite Of rooms used by President
Arthur when some weeks
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1FAT4L ACCIDENT IN rIrrsBURG.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 4.-While wOrkmen were
engaged IN raising frame house III tie South side last
evening Jack under one corner slipped out, and
the house fell Dani.l 1routiyein killed. and his
father sertouslv injured A Mrs Lynch and several
ildfen were in the house and, although the roof fell
aud nearly all furniture IN Tie bOuse Was brOkcn'
tueV CbCaDcd
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STABBED BY ms STEPfAIHER

Jacob Beck, a shoemaker at No. x Fifst-ave,
quarreled with his vile last night. He became so in-
snlfinq in his language that VIII am Kruman. son OF
Mrs Beck by marriage t'rfercd. In the fight
which followed Kruman severely cut about the face
ana arms with -hOemaker's knife - Beck
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The House Of Rcpr ,onatiyes stands as follows Re-
publican. los; Dem cratic, 3; IHiep. ndent, 3; Il"
choice in town.
In the 1T Conzre ,ionh District 81 towns give
ewart Rep -. - votes simmons DcmJ 1870 ana
Kiddar lGpacD 2G2; stewards majority s,7l3.
in tn fll - sti.ct 1873 to"us give Grant lE'p)
i 1886 votes, Gpddud DEM G12!, COmmints g. 1dcAl
and scattering 122; Grants uaiJ ity lO,O92
BENNNGToN VI, sept. Full returns from Beinln--
toa County give Pingrcc's majority as Gi~. The Re
nuhlicau senator, are elected bv Go2 majority aud
Mccall Repj for Sheriff. D-as Robinson QDenJ by 10
majority.
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ABAILROADIRACK SINKS

SHENANDOAH, Penn, Sept 4.-This afternoon
the main line Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad sank ubout
three feet The s about $50 feet long and iOnr
feet wide All traffic r suspended. delaying large eAcuf-
sion parties from DelanO aud Glen OhOkO
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1 HlTNESS NOT W4NTED.

NEw-HAvEX, Sept. "A dispatch from Balti-
more SAYS autorte there do not want May White,
who is the missing witness in the Baltimore murder trial
in which George Hazcltme stands accused of killing
Mabel Thorpe, and badly wonndng Nav Mmte me
beautiful stranger hire suppose he Miss White is stl
in charge of the Board OF Associated Charities.
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FRUIT GROWERS VISIT coNEY ISLAND.

KINGSTON, Sept. 1.-The third annual Fruit
Growers excursion OF the Highland Horticultural Society
took place today TIE iron steamer Long Branch left
the dock at about this morning landing at Highland,
Island,
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MONEY FOR GORDON SENT TO Ell MAliDl.
CAIRO, Sept. 4.-Fugitives from Berber who
have reached the Egyptian lines report that Hussen
Khalifa, the former Governor OF Belber sent A3OOOV
intended for General Gordon TO the MdbdL
ADEN Sept Am expedition Of 250 men under Major
Hunter has landed at Zeya TO relieve the besieged gar
risOn of HaiaT, distance inland sou. OF Zeyi.
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rorio, Edward nrlsb, ,no Wilbur r. waihlnsof

liam " rarlot Edward bright and wilbut r waihnsof
New Work.
81 rrftnsntRu SEPT 4 AlrhnnsH Th't, tho nov
Anrtlran Miuis - 10 ilussia was Given trcrinr un
TNrslnt ht thr tEat aud 'fitha whon b. presented h7
credentials
itoNH sert i,=Nt Nlrnain, sicily, ntr Va - sulphur
niiHr dpsiiui ri twenty ltrs.
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BINGUAMTON, n. Y, Sept. 4.-lO. p m.-
Marathon thrifty town thirty miles from this city
TIE Syracuse ard Bin ghamton Railroad, is in mes.
The fire burning fercey ani blocks have already
been destroyed. The BingndntOn Fire Department has
bceu called on for aid.