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ruEcalNRsE MUsr GO.
LabOrSrs &c CAsEeSne, wyominE Territory
Warn the CbInsGS to skip out.

IApofofB tE OAbfpoutt WSohhHb AeAtSAy
Warn the CliHnSs to skip out,
CHEYENNE, Wv, Sept. 2s-The work
ingmen representing all classes Of labor,
held secret meeting Saturday night and
Sunday morning. A number Of printed
dodgers were distributed in different parts
Of the city and posted on the doors Of all
houses occupied by the Chinese, reading
as follows: IA fair warning. All China
men found in the city of Cheyenne after
october ! will be subjected to a cost Of
tar and feathers and ridden from the city
ON rail. Workingmen, the Chinese
must gal"
The most minute inquiry thus far cqu'
not trace the source from which the
dodgers originated. The affair has cre--
ated q sensation throughout the city, and
while nearly all the best citizens Of Chey-
sDpe would prefer to see the Chinese go,
still there IL no doubt should mob at
tempt 10 drive them ont with violence
they would be protected.
The proprietor Of a steam laundry pub
fishes q card stating in Difference to the
public opinion be mas discharged all his
Chinese help,
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y1nGINIA IDlroR SHOT
In oownrdiy Manner by a Candidate 70
state SeaAtIr.

In COEnFu1y manner by Sahulp9to boF
state Senator.
LYxcnBrRa, Va, Sept. 2S.-A special
from Abingdon says that Judge George
W. Ward, editor Of the Examiner
and Commonwe Attorney for Wash.
inston county, while about to enter the
Colonnade Hotel yesterday about 4 p. NJ,
was Cred upon by Or. W. NJ. White, indie
pendent candidate for State Senator, who
had been concealed in store room near
lv opposite the hotel. White stepped out
Of the door and discharged one barrel Of
shot gun loaded with buckshot at Ward,
who fell face foremost, but recovering, on
his knees, drew his pistol and fred three
shots at young relative of Whites, who
was on the opposite side Of the street be-
hind tree.
White bad stepped inside the store, but
hearing firing came out again, aud fred
the second barrel ct Ward, who fell.
While he was lying on the ground, two
Of Whites relatives lone Of whom Ward
had already shot at, and whom he thought
had shot at him. walked up and fired
aeYeR shots at him Ward all Of which
took effect,
Ward is In o very critical condition,
and 1t is thought he cannot live. DR..
White and his two relatives have been
arrested, and were bailed in the sum ol
S., 900 each. Great excitement exists, but
no fear OF further violence Is entertained.
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WAgHINlToN, Sept 9s.-statements pre-.
pared at the Treasury Department show
that the amount Of silver dollars put into
circulation directly from the mints during
tha past two or three months is double the
amount similarly issued during the cor
responding period Of last year. The issue
during the week ending September g wss
S7Ss 577 as against 1856, SOS Issued during
the corresponding period Of last year,
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LONDON, Sept. 2S.-Mr. Frank Hugh
.o'cahan o 'Donnsll, Home Rule member
of Parliament for Dungarvan, ireland, has.
retired from the canvass for parliamentary
honors in this district. He declares that
the Parnellites have persis.ently insnted
Mr. James Carlyle MeCoan, formerly
Home Rule member for Wicklow, but
now Liberal candidate for Lancaster, Mr..
John 0'Conner Power, member of Par
iteism, Mr.. o DonnelI clalms, has reduced
the popular organization both in Ireland
and America by it's schemes for obtaining
money, sappsd the foundation. for sslf
government by abusing nominees and fos-
tered deceptive confidence by claiming
triumphs on the adoption By Parliament
OF every worthless Irish measure. Mr..
o. Donnell was Vice President and Honor
ary Secretary OF the "Irish Home Rule
Confederation Of Great Britain"
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WAauNoroY, D. O.. Sept. 2s.-The Fec
retary of the Treasury has issued the fol-
lowing circular to customs officers in TO-
gard to the prevention Of smallpox: In,
Spectors and other officers OF the Customs
on the Canadian frontier will aid the San.
itary Inspectors Of tho Marine Hospital
service, and similar inspectors acting
under State authority, as iPf as practicable
without interference with their regular
duties, and viii iurnish them such tacill'
ties for theexaminationo Of baggage asmay
be practicable.
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PalLApElPal4, Sept. 9s.-The Minis
terial Union Of Philadelphia to-day
passed q resolution protesting against
the action OF the Postmaster Gem
eral in ordering letters to be de-
delivered on Sunday under the immediate
delivery system, as an an iufraction Of the
Sabbath not contemplated in the act un-
der which the system is being organized,
and appointing a committee TO cal! on. tho
President and Postmaster General in re-
lation To the matter.
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PHIILiPoroLls, Sept. 2s.-Prince Alex
ander has ordered the civil and military
authorities on the frontiers OF Bulgaria
and Macedonia to maintain order in their
respective districts. The populace on
both sides of the Balkans are very entlU-
sias.ic over this union between Bulgaria
and Roumelia, and numbers OF men have
offered TO enter the service in support OF
the union. The ladies are forming Red
Gross Society and making other prs para
tions for the care Of sick and wounded
soldiers in the event Of hostilities being
commenced.
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PRKsInEA:c RoRERTs
Denies ANY Knowledge of the Analr-sOm
ninta In the Other Direction.


hints ia tho Other Direction.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 2S.-President
Roberts, OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, says today that he has no
kpoSletge OF the reported agreement be-
tween his company, the Baltimore & Ohio
and the Reading Railroads. He denies
that any papers have been signed with
thst object in view. Another Official Of
the Pennsylvania Company spoke TO the
sane etFect, and added:
1.-THE sign OF peace that have lately ap,
peared in the railroad situation are not
misleading. Qtcoprse, such an agreement
az you allIde hiss not been entered into by
thethreo companies, forit would beimpossi-
bic to have done 1t so quickly. II is but
q little over week since Mr..
Robert Garrett, Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, reached home. MF.
Roberts met him for the first time at the
Trunk Line meeting last Tuesday; | be.
lieye that they did not have hve minutes
private conversation at that time. Mr..
Garrett has not been in this city, and Mr..
Roberts has not been in BALTIMORE, and
they have not mot sinOe. Huch u conclus-
ion as is declared 70 have been reached is
not an impossibiIity, and / do not say that
tue subject has NOT been discussed, but it
would take week or two 10 carry out
such an idea. All our information from
the west is that the connections there are
in favor OF advanced rates, and there is
every prospect that the Trunk Line meet
ings this week will be harmonious"
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A..nulrad Inis 10 har,in. LaV.

SALTWATER, MINI, Sept. 2s-.Tom
Leith Saturday night assaulted his mother
in.law, who is a widow Of an Indian chief
living on Gray Pond Island, near the land
ing, and iIl.trealed her ip 3 most inhqman
manner. Leith's wife has been missing
since Thursday last, and It is believed he
murdered her. A party has been organ
lied to search for the body Of the missing
woman, who lived in Winona.
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PIr4sBuRou, Pa, Sept. 9S.--The report
that the Pittsburgh stockholders Of the
South Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
who objected to the sale Of the road to the
Pennsylvanla Railroad, had given up the
fight and would agree TO compromise, is
pronounced untrue by DR.. Hostetter Of
this city. Att meeting in New York,
last Friday, DR.. Hostetter says the sale
was discussed informally, but nothing
done. No offer Of compromise was
made by Vanderbilt,
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GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 2s.-The Naai's
Dallas special says: News reached here
to-day that United States Distr ct Judge
Mccormick has reduced the bail Of Jos.
Fl. White, charged with counteFfeihaS
BraSilian currency, fEoA ten 10 nVe thou
sand dollars. White will try to make-hia
bond returnable to the Northern District
Of Texas instead Of the Eastern District Of
Missouri, as ordered by the United States
Commissioners Court. A demand foE his
transfer to st. Louis has not yet heen
mada
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WEST vIReIv1A CONFERENCE.
Transfer Of Ministers TO Other Conferences.
Work Of the cHbIuet.
49,, y,y...,t,A "a "a. E,.I.IIiNsna-.

Special Dispaleh 10 he ItSielli0a'er. ti
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 2s.-The
West Virginia NJ. E. Conference has about
closed one OF the most delightful sessions
ever held. The City Of Charleston has
given the Conference such an entertain
ment as West virginians only know how.
The Cabinet will complete its work to-
night and Conference will adjourn to-mor-
row morning. Ten young men were ad-
mitted on trial, two were rejected and ].
D. Keyser was discontinued. Eight have
been transferred, viz: J. Z. Smith to the
Genesee Conference; D. H. X. Dix to tho
DesMoines Conference; T. B. Hughes to
the Iowa Conference; w. w. King aud
". F. Lynch to the North Ohio Confer
ence, &C. Wilding to the Central Illinois
Conference; ]. W. Grltaths to the South
Kansas Conference, and W. D, Trevey to
the Erie Conference.
The pulpits OF the various churches
were filed yesterday by the most able
OF the Conference, and the re-
ports OF the sermons from all quarters are
very complimentary to the preachers.
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BosroS, sspt. 2s-It is stated that the
bank examiner who has been invcstigat-
irg the atf4irs Of the birmingham Savings
Bank, whose Cashier, Coleman s. Adams,
committed suicide last Aueuat, has dis
covered that Adams was a dsfaul'er to the
extent OF $4,000. Adams suicide was
sudden and unexplained at the time, and
though there were suspicious Of possible
Irregularities no such extenliys dedication
was looked for. The bank examiner has
applied for an injunction restraining the
bank from doing further business until Its
affairs can be stfaightened out.
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HALIFAX, Sept. 2S.-Mail advices from
New Foundland give the particulars of a
terrible tragedy which occurred the other
day near Gander Rsy. Two men started
on q hunting expedition after deer. Dur
ing the night one Of them heard 9 rust
ling in the bushes, and thinking 1t was
caused by a deer, he raised his gun and
fted, but was horrifed on going to the
spot TO flnn two men welterlng in their
blood, One was already dead and the
other SO badly wounded that be cannot
PsNnvpF
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.n. H. pzlas aIs..are to oIsy.lana.


wAsulXoroS, D. O., Sept. % -on the
Presidents return from the Adriondacks
he found awaiting him the following let
ter from Nrs. Helen Hunt Jackson, the
we'll known authoress III. H." and advo-
cate OF Indian rights. which was written
by her few days before her death'
To Groyr Cleela,.d, President Of llc Untt<d
&dlES:
DEIR sIR:-From my death-bed send
you q mees1gs Of heartfelt thanks for what
you have already done for the Indians. l
ask you TO read my Century o. Dlshon:
or" am dying happier for the belief
that it is your hand that Is destined 70
strike the frat steady blsw toward lifting
thiS burden OF infamy from our country
and Fighting tho wrongs OF the Indian
race. With respect and gratitude,
HIGRI JACKSON.
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ALEXANDER SAD
IHs czAR REPAIEs NoT
To HIS Appeal, for ASsatanoe-oplniOn if
the Russian oacOrs on the FIrhdpg
Qualities of the BuIEariaui-gmlhsr
PartioulArs of the Stockholm Affair.

LoSOoS, Sept. ga dispatch itom
Yarns says that Russian officers returning
to Russia express the opinion that Bul,
garians although they make good soldiers
have no chance OF beating the Turks.
Prince Alexander is said 10 be greatly
chsgrined because OF the Cars failure to
answer the three autograph letters OF tho
Prince asking Russia's support.
The Porte continues in IN expcctant
attitude, although the work Of mobiijzlng
the Turkish troops is being carried on
with unaagging energy.
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THERE is reason to believe that the
irierds Of the Chief OF Police and Officer
Burns desire the investigation to be held
with closed doors and, unless they repent
them Of their folly, will endeavor to have
the key turned. And so they go on de-
veloping new forms Of madness. Mean
while the ISrKLLiGRscER's investigation is
held with open doors.
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DUBLIN, Sept. 2s.-Thiry @Moon.
lighters" made raid last nightoa tarma
belonging to the estate Of Sir Henry Doro-
van in Kerry, and made the tenants swear
that they would withhold their Tent5 TN.
less they we're granted q Yedunlion OF
thirty percent. The tenants Of the Her
bert Kenmore es'ates, In Killarney, head
ed by priests to-day visited the uroprietnr
and demanded reduction Of thirty per-
cent In rents. The demand was refused
and the tenants withdrew declining to pay
their rents, 1-'
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CHICAGO, Sept. 9s.-Though much in.
tsrest is excited here in the series Of ball
games between the New York and Chica-
70 clubs, which commence tomorrow and
which will decide the championship queB
ton, the betting "a nearly all outside ol
the pool rooms. This evening the pool
Belles are doing practically nothing and
what betting there ls, Ia about even,
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MONTREAL, Sept, PA lady and gen.
tleman, whose names at present are un-
known. were attacked by q gang Of six
iootpads at St. Gabriel village Saturday
evening. The gentleman in defending
himself stabbed two Of them, Joseph
o'Reiley and Michael CautWell, 90 Bsri-
ously that tits not likely they will recover,
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FERDINAND WARD claims that state
men. Of his, explaining thetransacHons Of
the finn Of Grant and Ward, in the hands
Of the receiver OF the Marine Bank, II
published, will remove many unjustim-
pusations on his character. he expresses
surprise that It has been withheld so long,
and threatens II is not soon given to the
public he will make some startling reye-
lations. Mr.. Ward says that General
Grant knew nothing whatever Of the
transactions OF the firm Of Grant and
Ward.
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CHICAGO, lLls, Sept. 28 --Cornellua
alias "Pnggy" oLeary, who Is charged,
with having murdered his eistor Mary
sculley and his mistress KGts seyder, four
weeks $50, arrived yesterday from X SilI,S
City in charge Of the poiIce, and wss
lodged in the county jail. BE ewphaH.
cally denies all khoElGdge OF the tragedy,
aad says he left Tie city because the
police wanted him for q burglary.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S,-capt. Sherman
A. Johnson, chief otths division oi iFsOord
nles and mails Of the Treasury Depart
msnt has, ii the request Of Secretary
Manning, rendered his resignation to take
effect September 80. It was accepted to-
day. Capt. johnson was appointed from
Ohio In 1889, and has been constantly in
the ReFVic0 ever since. There were no
charges GgalnDt him. His SUCCESSOR has
been selected and viii be appointed in .
few days.
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TnE defenders OF the accused police
oil.ers lay great stress on the fact that the
testimony OF women Of the town isn't
good lcr much. Perhaps, then, they will
not attempt to aEsail the character or i'm.
peach the yeracity Of the mutilated police
docket That stands--unless indeed it
hiss been destroyed.
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rhe Mounded Ph,llelnn ple..

CHICAGO Sept. 2S.- DIR. Thomas Waugh,
who was shot in the back by Jasper Il,
Sweet, Saturday evening, September l2,
died !ast night. Sweet Chime that his
vile was assaulted by Waugh, while
under his treatment. Mrg. Sweet also
makes this statement Waugh denied
the assertion. Sweet will have pTellmi-
nary hearing in a few days
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CoxsrANrrSorLE, Sept. 2s.-'The Porto
has become alarmed at the persistent re
ports to the effect that IN Italian expedi
ton is being fitted out for the purpose Of
seizing Tripoli, and las ordered reinforce
ments to be sent there Ct once. The
strength Of Tripoli is to DO raissdto 1900,
great energy is being displayed In putting
the forts there in better condition for
defense.
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FRoH the Itinerary OF a Senator, in one
volume, as written by our Washington
correspondent, 1t is to be inferred that the
senior West Virginia Senator has struck
an uucommonly lively gait in the Capital
Of "his own, his native land" How he is
making the dust fly around the depart.
msnts! He couldn't move much faster II
the entire Democratic party Of West Vir-
ginia we're prodding him with pitchforks.
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BAIr1xoRE, MD., Sept. 2S.-Ths rumor
OF an arrangement between the Pennsyl.
yania and Baltimore & Ohio offices at
Philadelphia, appears to be news in.the
Baltimore & Ohio Office. Mr.. RohsTts
Garrett was absent this afternoon, but his
chief counsel, Mr.. John O. Cowen, stated
positively that there is no truth in 1t. He
treated It as jpke and intimated that the
Baltimore & Ohio has no other idea but to
push It's road through TO Now York.
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Cone1poadtRce u pAe ihttlltqCAeH,
BARSEyILLE, o., Sept. 2s.-The case oi
Bert Damsel charged with criminal as
sault on Miss Pepper, was tried to-day be-
fore the Mayor, and resulted in Damsel
being bound over to the Common Pies,
Court IN the sum Of 81 COO. A great dea
Of sympathy Is expressed for his aged
father and christian mother.
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mice, Nos. IS and 81 roursosnth street.
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IT must not be forgotten that the right
not to work is no greater than the right
to work. II the rioters across the river
had yiyen this thought its full weight they
would have saysd some heartacheS.
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POsrxAsrER GENERAL Villas, after q
long rest, has relieved First Assistant
Postmaster Stevenson Of the arduous
duties Of grinding out fourth-class post
masters, and turns the crank as rapidly as
the Acting Postmaster General was wont
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s,scE they can't get the Civil Service
law out Of the way by quo UarrGnto, the
bes. thing they can do Is to keep on dis
regarding it. 1t will amount to the same
thing in the end.
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EsqLAyD can't be expected to fight any
body until she has fastened her toying
ewes Oh an English cutter that will out
ssjI the Yankee sloop. It is matter of
national pride, doncherknoSf
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P4RIs, Sept. 2s-The international
monetary conferences will meet in this
city on October l2El next, and will pro-
long the convention until January, 1887.
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q poptor,l pnel.

BLooMNoToN, Ill Sept. 9s.-At day.
break, in this county, DR.. Harris shot and
killed DR.. Barton. Both were prominent
practitioners in that locality. Pasticulars
Of the affair are not at hand, but II Is
believed 70 be the result Qt an old teud.
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FORAKER oEers to debate against both
1to.aIy and Leonard, which ii they ever
oome together viii be equivalent to whip
nino both with one hand tied behind his
hark
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THE GRAND CH6RGE .
OF rnE WEST VIRGINIA BRIGADE
To po Made on President Cleveland This
wssk-ssna.Or Camden on the Field.
The skirmI.h Line Thrown out-tss.
Inducements Expected Hourly.
sp1elnl pipaleh o ule Inttllloeneer.

Special Di'pateh 10 tNs IHie!liOeHeer.
WAsHINoroS, D. O.. Sept. 2s.-The ad-
vance guard of the West Virginia office
seekers has arrived, and it is said by to-
morrow night most every county in the
State will bs represented. Senator Cam
den and his private Secretary, Mr. Frank
Waterman. arrived yesterday, and are
located at willard's Hotel. Senator KEN
ma is expected To be here in tho morning.
He has engaged rooms at the Ebbitt.
Both OF these hotels are convenient to the
Executive Mansion and the several de-
partments, and nearly q mile away from
the National and other down town hotels
where West virginiaus generally congre-
gate. It is supposed that the Senators
have engaged rooms in the uptown
hotels in order TO relieve themselves as
much as possible from the .clanos Of the
numerous aspirants for office, who are ex-
pected TO be here during the week. Sen
ator Camden says that he will have busi-
ness in Washington to detain him for q
week.
SENATOR cANDEN's MOVEMENTS.
Early this morning he, called at the
Navy Department and saw Secretary
Whitney. On his way down town he
dropped into the White House and paid
his regpects to President Cleveland, and
before noon Mr.. Camden had also talked
to Secretary Manning. Repairing TO his
hotel he lunched, and during the evening
called at the Poatotfice Department and at
the Interior Department, where he saw
Postmaster General Villas and Secretary
Lamar. All Of this was, however, prelim-
inary TO the business which the two sena-
tors will have at these departments during
the week.
ayay ON his leave Of absence for two
weeks, was due here on Saturday, but
word was received at the Treasury Depart
ment to-day to the effect that he is de.
tanned at Hagerstown, Nd, somewhat in
disposed. =,
Among other West Virginians seen In
town to-day were @. E. Wells, ot Glovers
GAP. and two or three friends. Congress
man WILSON WAS III SohPahg VIA ASAAe
tor Camden during most of the afternoon.
CLEMENTS HAS A BETTER THING.
W. q. Clements, ex.maSter of trauspor-
tation, Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
is also here, bnt, it is said, that hc has
given up the idea OF applying for the gen
eral supsrintendency Of tbs railway mail
service. It's ruuored that Mr.. Clements
has another position which pays twice or
three times better.
A SQUAD OF about twenty Weet Virginia
editors are here, having come up from Old
Point Comfort, where they lett the main
body Of the West Virginia editorial ex-
cursion yesterday. Among these are
Editor Dunring, Of Grafton, who acted
to-day in the capacity Of guide tor his teI-
low editors.
W. B. Colston, editor Of the hArtinsburg
.Ssatksnan, got her' tonight. he wants
George r. Evans bounced out Of the post
oiirn at, oucc, and haslrfthisown measure
Tor the pla3e. Mr. Manly and Mr. Sine,
Of Mannington, are also among the lste
arrivals this evening.