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Tho Cars Picnic.

WAnsAw, September. lo.--A ball was
given last night lin honor OF the Imperial
party. 1t was grand affair. Seven hun;.
dred persons were invited. The Car and
Czarina and Grand Dukes arrived at the,
ball amid salutcs and fireworks, and
walked through the hall, bowing to the
right and left. The Car conyerscd atE
considerable length with the Polish no,
hles present. The Czarina opened The
bail with Gen. Gourko, and afterwards
the Polish and Russian ladies' were pre-
sentel to her Majesty. Tile supper table.
WAS decorated with 5000 roses. The cjty.
was more brilliantly illuminated than at
any time before. The bridge over the Vis.3
tula was decorated with lights and the i
river was crowded with boats brilliant
with lights OF many colors. The palace}
was one blaze OF light. The evening passed
away without the least disorder. The,
Consuls General OF Great Britain, France.TJ
Germany and Austria have invited the /.
Gar TO a banquet. ,.i, :, :. & Si1.tl
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A QUEER PROCEEDING
..'Ht'r 'rr-------- = 10. .. 2
Ina Seien'lae Cdhvehtiust-A Professor u,
- nicMsl Hearing. - -------

Ina sciea'lae Convcntiost--4A Professor DE.
nlcd'a Hearing.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. September 1o-To.
,lay's session Of Tho .me,;.., Asson;.,;a.,
10. a. ,,,.,a,,,..,s..'. ~ "'. Ns'''''':o''
W. ''ie advancement OIL science was m
point OF numbers the largest yet held.
Quite 4 breeze was created when Actipc
President Como ,nno,,,od ,hot-no ,os
-, ~ 'Hs" 'A.'' ~ l'e''
MISSION tao 'ee'l granted to rroi. +. Cope
Whitehonse 10 deliver Ills lecture, not
w.thstaudinr the announcement in TIM
N ,r,,;n,, n,n nor, "a ,,o con.ro.,. M. -, M
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AEwrsros, :AiE., September l0.-TLe
Iarhcl has returns from 100 towns, SHOW
ing the following vote: Robe, 1,l5;
Relnan, 53,306; scattering, 3,l96. II c
remaining towns in 1852 voted us follows
Robe, aa,429; plaisted, 900; scattering
II. The Republican majority as far NJ; Is
heard from is l1,26S, which will probably
beincretscd slightly. The total vote so
far reported is 1870 which will be
increased to. over 10000, the largest
ever cast, except in 1880. The Republican
vote will reach nearly $4,000, the largest
eyer given i'll Maine. Nearly iuii returns
Of the Congressional vote ior this district
give Dingley, Republican, 2O,53l; Hast.
ing, Democrat, l4,5oO; scattering, 2,o47 ;
Dingleys majority, 3,7:'4.
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MRS. AND MRS. SCUILLISG
Tac Coaclnnnn Who Elop.d With Miss ,Io
f. E.- osini an Alleged S,bfc,,,, =

A"p So"eHh'uh VINO isihPeu with aisS MOr-
f. osini an Alleged Subfcn,an.
New IonK, September lO.-Captain
Manzin,I OF Yonkers, two OF his officers
Inspector Eyrnes, and halfa dozen Central
Office detectivea secured the city last night
for Miss Victoria Morosini, the blonde
daughter Of Jay Gould's colleague
and her fathers coacbman, L. J. schiliinr,
To-day they discovered that tbev
bad reached New York carly last even.
ms snd were married by II yl:aptisr
minister, in East Eiity.lirst street
for a fec OF So. On. the dis,
covery OF the marriage Inspector Byrnes
sent out the following general alarm to
countermand the one sent out |ast ,,;.,It.
Victoria iNlOrosini aud T., j. Schii.;nc
married: They cannot be arrested. u #
is said that Schilling is OF noble birth. but
is impecunious and Miss Victoria II il
stated, met him first at Dclmonico's
where he was employed s MS n
waiter. The supposition is that he went
into Morosini's employ rs a coacLman in
order to be near the youny lodv
She has, it is said, a marniticcnt
voice, and the probabilities are that
unless Mr.. Moros:ni relents and
takes the couple back to his home
now, they are man and wife, she viii 20
on the stage as an opera singer, as she has
often expressed such 4 desire aud inten-
ton; The young Indy, tits said, had thou.
sand OF dollars worth OF diamond irwclry.
which she took with her when Size
fled. She had many suitors. She fro.
9uen1iy went ont driving accompanied by
sehiiiihg, and on account OF his close nj.
!eht'on 70 her he was discharged by Mr..
Moroslnl. She always defended Schillinc
against any attacks made on him by any
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WANT OUR RPR0DUCI'S..
TIE ro1AL YrELn IN EunolE 1.f, q
~ :. ~, .rr2l lsEgftil'Il il3ih'f ,tRtiis
All Up to the Drmnnd-One Hundred and
hs"'s Million h"Shcls OF Wheat Wanted X
III hnr"pe-whcat and Corn Crop In n
Ths C"un,ry-Agrlcul,nrai Report. ss.l; x;

WASHINGTON, D, c., September l0..-The
London agent OF the Agricultural Depart
III Mt cables today as a result Of sta,isti, al,
Investigations that the year will not be
ole OF super-abundanee; that European
wheat, though above the average ii pro-
uhst viii be less tlsan the aggregate OF
.oSZ, European importing counties
neea TWO hundred and sixty million
oushels above the production. European
countries exporting can supply, eighty
millions, leaving one hundred and eighty (
million bushels 10 be obtained from other
continents. Stocks arc not excessive.
There is an increased consumption Of
wheat and it is tho general opinion That
tie lowest prices have been reached. 7,,..
Potatoes and rye are less abundant than
last year. s!ss5I Gr. \
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Chicago complained OF the heat yester-
day because the thermometer registered
50 degrees. r. @5i :
J. o. Christian was killed by s. NJ.
Dixon, ut Chiploy, Ga, yesterday, in II
private difficulty.
The Democrats OF Wisconsin Yesterday
made the following nominations: For
Governor, a. D. Fratt; Lieutenant Cover
nor, 4. G. Parkinson; Secretary OF State,
Hugh Gallagher. fi
The State Grecnback Convention OF
Connecticut was well attended ana en-
thnsias.ic. \ State ticket was nominated
with James L. Curtis for Governor. The
platform approves Eutlcr's letter Of ac-
ceptancc. q, IN Is.
Warrants were Issued yesterday for. the
arrest OF Ladncr Brothers, oil PHILADELPHIA,
on 4 charge OF dciraudiug Fannie and
Sarah Ulman Of stocksan money amount.
ing, to $4,000. The constable failed to
find the defendants. & 4
A Boston dispatch says: Eugene W r.
Thayer, Of Boston, drove six.in:hand from
Glen House to the summit OF Mount
Washington yesterday in one hour and
ten minutes, beating the record made last
tyear bygW. a, Vanderbilt BY seven min.
: utes, a :! y. n, X
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ST. Louis, Mo-, September lO.-It is rr-
morcd in railroad circles here that Geo.
W. Lylley, general lreigl, agent OF the
Missouri Pacific, will soon be made gen
oral eastern agent OF that road, in place OF
5. G. Eddy, recently resigned, and that s.
4. Siblcy, late general freight agent n, The
Memphis and Little Rock road, will sue
coed him here. Also, that II. c. Towns.
end, general passenger agent, NAV be sent
East as the general eastern passenger
agent. 1t is stated the Missouri Pacific
intends TO give special attention to Eastern
business in the future and is prepared to
thoroughly cover that field.
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: ~ NEW SCIiEAIE
In Regard to Zig Iron Earnacc-Thc Latest
restriction Scheme '-f-7.

.|--+-s-~'t 'r
In Regard to Zig Iron Earnacc<-Thc Latest
H. Restriction Scheme. ~.
PrrsnuEGn, PA, September l0.-Tl,e
proposition to shut down all pig iron fur.
naces for four weeks in the next two
months having been abandoned as i'm.
practicable, the western pig iron associa-
ton havedccided upon II new plan for re-
stricting production and instead oi Il
four weeks stoppagc in two months
they propose stoppage to be lnade
within six months, the length to be
fixed by each operator. 4 Circular mail, d
from their office to-day says: ave ask
each furnace OF the country to join in a
movement looking TO restriction OF pro,
duction OIL a plan that shall be so broad
us to take in the.peculiar circumstances
oil each. The only terms laid
down as to this restriction
arc that it shall take place within the next
six months; that the restriction shall be
in such 4 way and u, sucl, = time rs shall
suit the convenience OF the furnaces,
either by banking ior one long period or
ior several short periods in this time, or bv
blowing out earlier or Starting later than
contemplated; or, where Il concern
has several furnaces, putting one or more
OF them out OF blast, or by running fur.
iiaces at Il reduced capacity. In addition
to this, it is contemplated in the plan that
il u restriction OF production should result
IN the price advancing to nine dollars, or
the stocks Mt the furnaces being reduced
to 100000 tons, then the agreement viii
no longer be binding. : = - :
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MOUNBSNII.Ll,.
Converted Convlcts 1mmcrscd-prisun and

Converted Convlct. Inmcrscd-prisup and
Other Notes. !.
The public schools opened Monday with
full attendance. -,
DR.; Bland and guards yesterday took
Charles ". Smith, the Wctzel county con.
Wet lunatic, and George Holland, Of this
county, to Weston via parlcrsburs. )
Ohio River Railroad Agent Sam Gaus
has taken possession OF his new depot
Building. 5eE
Eleven white and eight colored conyicts
were Immersed BY Elder Linklettcr, OF the
Disciples church, in the baptistry recent.
ly constructed inside the prison enclosure,
sundawlast. 55., 80
John Fcaslcr, OF kanawhaY county, was
discharged from prison Monday last, hay
ing served two year term. i n
The sad tidings OF the death OF DR.. Law.
fayorably known here, at his new home IN
Dakota, was received few days ago. Ills
!y,outig wife was formerly Miss Dora Hen
derson, of this place. 7
J.'ll. Fountain, Of the st. Cloud Hotel,
lost 4 COW Monday night last, for which he
had refused an offer OF 300. Her death
resulted from eating kitchen slops.
The Monndsyillc coal company is work.
ing thirty-tive miners, who are paid q
cents per bushel. The company has com.
menccd stocking coal at the prison, the
terms Of their contract permitting them to
put in 10000 bushels ut once.
r Thomas Hall, Thomas kirkpatrick, and
Alexander Mcdonald, were committed 10
JUL yesterday by Squire Jason Parsons,
Of Franklin district, for burglarizin. John
Booths store at st. Joscph's, in Meade
district. The only articles missed BY Mr.
Booth were $50 in money, and 50 so worth
OF tobacco: Mr.. Mckimmic, the officer
who brought the men to jail, says the evil
deence against one OF the alleged burglars
is conclusive. =, E.s7 IN
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Pnintin: FOR II Fight,

PORTLAND, ORrGoS, September 10
Since the lynching OF the Indian at Che
ney, in Washington Territory, for brutal
ly outragins white woman Il few days
ago, the Indians OF that region have been
very. sullen and insolent- towards the
whites. They all claim that the victim
was entirely innocent Of the oflcnse.
Many Indians are adorning themselves
with war point, and serious trouble is
feared. The iynched indian belonged to
the Umatillas, which tribe has long hatod
the whites and have been anxious TO have
provocation for tirht, .ll
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Z EXTENSIVE nOn,,l.nIrs
AZ Mountain Lake park-y.np,,,cr,. Hat.

-. '"'''" '.'''' Lake fnrk-Nnnncttr's IIotc
| IA Robbed Of $1,000. l.fs
Special Df.pa'eh 10 Me Iatt'ligOeer.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Mn. Septcmhc
lo.-A series OF small robberies or at,cmpt,
Mt robbery which have been perpc,r,,c[
hero for some time past, c,llminated lasl
night In the successful attempt 10 rc,icy,
the safe in vanmeter's hotel of severn,
thousand dollars.
When Mr.. Fanuetcr cnme down stair.
this morning he noticed several paper.
lying, on n table, ,'and upon examination
lound they were from his safe. nnl TINT n
small iron saie inside tho large ono Ind
been carried off. The small safe contained
about $1,000 in cash and ten insurance
policies Of 81 900 each. a. I1-,S' -
There Is no clue 10 the burglars. and the
whole affair is shrouded in mystery. =
MIR. Nanmeter offers II reward 10, oup
clue that will lead to their Apprehension,
and arrest. 1t is thought possible that
inc work was done by tramps, two or three
having been seen ioating around here ycs.
tcrday. n. " : '''' >N 20
The burglars entered tho buildinu
through Il parlor window on tho ground
floor. ~ '.,.I, 80 ''"'>' '''''>
on Monday the Allegheny House was
entered by burglars, who packed IN all the
silver plate aud fot of jeweIry and were
ready to carry it oil, but were frightened
away before the job was completed.
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EEw ORLEANS, September lO.-Edward
]. Gay, who was nominated for Congress
yesterday by the Democrats in the Third
tKelIosg'sl district, is the largest sugar
planter in the country, and is worth
several millions. He also owns the largest
refinery in the South, and a great deal Of
property in st. Louis. Though crippled
in both arms--oucl being useless from a
shot wound and the other from paralysis;
he has a vigorous brain and great business
ability. He presided over the recent
meeting Of the sugar planters to take indie
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A DOOMED CITY.
DEATH AND ,pEsoLArloS GOING
Ahrond In Naples, Itaiy-Tho Alnrcl, o
tho Cholera Plague Carries With II Un. 2
4 told 'lIorrors-Ncnrly 100 Deaths In
tho Last Twcnty.four Hours.

NAPLES, September 10.--The situation
In this city is growing worse. In tho las
twenty.four hours ending ut 0 this even
there have been 037 fresh cases OF cl,oler,
and 36j deaths. All ministers arc earn
estly urged to leave the city, but King
lIumbert refused. IIcwil witt the pop
al6is quarters OF the city. While visiting
the sick today the King met M archbish'
op who was OH the same crrand OF mercy
The meeting OF the King and the prclatc
is described rs very interesting and touch
ing. : = --~-----7ss,: ;,,
Tho Minister Of the Interior to-day re.
ceived Il visit from the Relief Committee
and suggested to its members various
edectual plans for the relief OF the poor
quarters OF the town.
Anumberof butchers have struck work.
and it was feared the meat supply Of
Naples would be stopped, but firm OF
army contractors at Geneva has under
taken to furnish the supply.
The panic has extended to the prisonr
Criminals confined in Jail combined 20
l
effect their escape. The military was call
cd upon and the outbreak suppressed.
a number OF experienced attendants
from the hospitals Mt iAlarsciles
are coming to Naples. The Min.
istcr OF War sent a number
OF students from the military schoo, to as
sIst the physicians OF Naples. Siyafr
Masliani handed over to the relief iurd
tae sum collected and presented to him $
a national gilt in recognition OF his public
services. -
MADRID, September l0.-At Alycantc
there have been forty eases OF cholera ard
t*enty.seven deaths from the disease since
September first. AT Sovelda during the
twelve hours ended tonight, there was
one fresh case and one death. At Etches
for the same time there have been five
.fH.
fresh cases and two deaths.
RoMr, scptcmberlo.- -seyeralphysicians
OF this city refusing to attend the cholera
patients are being prosecuted. The
Mayors OF Grcttiminorcta, Atricoli, .Arcs-
nano and Former arc. suspended ior not
attending to the public health.
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LITTLE Rock, AEE., September lO.-The
Gd:e'tesllot Springs special says: At S
o'clock tonight Ed. Howell, former
railroad man from Memphis and parti-
cipant in the Doran-Fiim ailair ii last
spring, had u iishtwith Chiefof Police ToIcr,
who at that time was very active in ex.
pelllnS the gamblers. Howell lately re.
turned and was carrying pistol for tic
officer. Howell drew, his weapon when
loletr. forced it from his hand and slo,
him dead with it. Howell was noted
des:sperado and was frequently engaged in
aiiravs. -
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Mr. j. llErzrL, OF Morgan, a mem

ME. J. J. llErzEL, OF Morgan, n mem
Der OF the Legislature and having therefore
some doubt This eligibility, has declined
,oactept the nomination for Republican
Presidential elector in the Second Dis
,,rict. John I. Janney, OF Berkeley county,
ilaS been appointed in his place. NJ. S.
Riley. oi Harrison, has been named as
.lrctor in the First District, the Con
sressional convention having left the
place vacant. The Greenback Labor
party now has electors in the First,
Second and Fourth Districts, half the
whole number, and the Republicans have
carried out in good faith their part OF the
agreement. II only remains ior botl,
parties to do their best work and the
ticket can be elected. za.-.
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SetiIetl Ia EIiIl.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, September lore
garding ". ]. Duncan, cashier of the
Louisville Banking Company, being short
in his accounts about $4,000, Duncan re-
signed to-day: The directors met and will
make a public statement that Duncan
docs not owe the bank anything. He is
said to have made over drafts with the iull
knowledge OF the bank, for which he
settled in full, ~,
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4 DCatl, Surnisl,.

NEw IoRK September l0.-shortly after
noon to-day, fire broke out in Cragnin's
Japan works, Brooklyn, adjoining public
school No. 29. "A large kettle OF varnish
caught fire and exploded, scattering the
contents over five worklnen. James
llodgkins, 40 years old, was burned to a
crisp. Sydney Myron, John Monahan,
John Conway and George Jeflrics were
lntally burned. The flames were ex.
tinguished before they had time 10 spread
to the school. Loss, $1,000. .-ts
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CHICAGO, September system was
inausurated to-day by the Chicago Pro-
incc Exchange, OF setting apart Wcdncs.
day OF each week Tor the sale OF dairy pro-
ducts. Over l,o00tubs OF creamery butter,
and 1000 boxes oi cheese were offered.
Butter sold at 22a25c, ciictlder'chccse at
9la92c. If the weather had not been SO
intensely hot the offerings would un-
doubtediy have been larger. @''
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CLEVELAND, O., September lo.-Tl' S
afternoon Mrs. c. I. Akers, music teach.r,
drew 800 from the savings bank opposite
the postohicc, and started for home
through 4 short street leading from Monu.
mental Park TO st. Clair street. Shortly
alter leaving the bank an unknown r;ttIiail
knocked her down by . yiolpn, blow in
the buck, grabbed her money and ESCAPED.
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,NEw fonK, September l0.-In the exhi-
btion work Of Flank Works team, Ed
ward and Dick Swivellcr trottcd mile in
e:1s. Then the running horses ]. 0. Nay
and John J. Q. came on the track hitchec
toa skeleton wagon. They wercannounce,l
to run fast mile. The track was watched
with interest. They pulled like one horse.
but the mile was not SO fast and was com
plGtcd in ! :05l.
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Clnrkshur: Amin Ahlnzc

Special DfTafch o Tie MiEigtnctf. 2, -
CLAEKsnuKo, W. Va, September 10
Clarksburg was again in blaze OF enthu.
siasm tonight. Gen. Warwick, OF New
York, and Hon. r. II. Frecr addressed the
people Mt the Court House. Gen, War.
wick's speech was r"plete with argument,
eloq, .ence and anecdotes comminglcl, and
was llstcntu to throughout by a large con.
course OF people. Mr Frccr was brief in
his remarks upon State issues. The Re.
publlcans here are Wide awake. 4El'
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ASitriol Tl,rOwcr,

CLEVELAND, O., September l0.@Alonzzoi
claiming Toledo rs llis residence r
found his wife this evening" in n bagnio, !, on
Seneca stree. and threw in her face about.
an ounce OF vitriol, which he evidently
procured for the purpose. It was first
but the physicians now hope to save them
Her face is badly burned. Muchler has
been arrested. ". ITit i42I5H'%b
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GALVESTON, TEs,, September lo.-The
Ntgs' Corpus Christi, Tex, special says:
John W@ssncr, u prominent banker and
m ychant OF this city, suiciied this n ter
no III by shooting himself in the forehead
TIL suicide is attributed to financial dii-
ficu' tics, although le is reported to be one
OF tn, wcalthicss men South. -, IN
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FIERCE FLAMES,
4 Dultotn Town Devastrd-Othor Destruc.
tive C0naag grnti0

AfrcnrLL, OAK, September lO.-A tre-
mcntlo,s fire is raging in tbc ccn,or n ,,,,s
,o,., I,.if ,,io,,s +. 49,. , ,'.'., =. ''',''
~, 49,. i,"" Viot" % "'" consumed. a H.
Inc letci'sr brick and stone building, the
large drug store Of Il. .. Gale, and the
large general store OF 7. McGoycrn, with
several smaller buillinos ,ro total 1oss
rho to,n, Jae, =. go. ~ o '.,.S.,, ''''
a ' ioss nt,"r Nv sesS' isst Is ts,ilaisu aoG ~
3 ME- MoGnror e'Ss sls ooH ~ '1St Sloo; f ~ a.
Shoerrr & Co. SlOUlo: Ford & Wh;,r's
photograph gallery $1,000: and thcrr ,r" "
other losses nmouniinT 10 S95 ono In In.
surance covers about o,Se.,hir,j oi'thc ,o.s
C,,yc,x.,r a san,an,nas ~ ~ '01 -.
Str,SlI to.n;nht t,o ioraa "Tr 'n;iin NJ,
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,IrpdE BnASSoS ought to know that the
Prohibition amendment TO the Maine
Constitution was not madea party question
in that State. lie perhaps did not know
that Mr. Blaine did not vote on the
amendment. There were many who pur-
sued the same course, resulting in light
vote, though the amcndmcntwas adopted.
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( CISclSNAri, September l0.-Thc order
OF Cincinnatus, al organization for the
purpose OF producing street paradqs on n
grand scale, has arranged for pageant
on the night OF September IL. They have
information that both Blaine and Iosa,,
will be here tina; night and will witness
the parade. There is to be Republican
conference here Mt that time. F..ssl-- q"
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srIarroRp, Or, September 1o.-John
Bellar, farmer, has been missing since
the first Of September. To-day a portion
OF his body was found in a burned loc
heap. Bellar and his wife frequently
Guarrelled, owing to her familiarity viii.
Bellar's younger brother. w
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Found I,c:,tl.

NEW ioRE, September l0.-Thc body
oil Mrs. Mary Armstrong, who lived at 2Sl
Tenth avenue, was found this evening
with her neck broken and otherwise bruis-
ell, in space less than two feet wide. be.
tween the rear oil Il house on Tenth ave.
nue.. John Armstrong, her husband, was
arrested in bed, which was covered with
blood, ,ufa 3. '-l.'s''. ; Al :
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Plttsburgl,'s Hottest pux.

Pl7TsnuReH, September lo.-The1 heat
to-day was intense, the thermometer reg
istering % degrees, which was higher
than for three years. The iron workers
suffered greatly and scholars in several
schools were dismissed. Numerous bro.
STATIONS were reported, but no deaths.
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ME. r. A. ARMSTRONG, OF the Labor Tri-
Lant, and Mr.. L. i. Cotton, also OF Pitts
bnrrh, andauother good labor talker, have
consented TO speak at an early day III
lIariinsburg, Flirmont and Wheeling.
These gentlemen will be listened to with
pleasure and profit.