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RACES OF DEATH,
One Jockey Killed and Another fatally IN
jured at Brighton Beach,

One Jockey Killed and Another fatally In
Jured at Brighton Beach,
EEw Yong, Sept. 2.-The track was in
good condition at Brighton Beach to-day,
and there was more than an average
attendance, but the pleasures Of the day
weie completely marred by chapter OF
terrible accidents, by which one Of the
most promising young Jockeys, Moran,
was instantly killed, and several other
riders narrowly escaped with their lives.
The second race was started with thirty
one Draes, although twenty-five owners
had sent In an application to have their
horses withdrawn, as the number was too
great and the track too narrow 10 give the
animals chance, and it was stated that
they werc afraid Of an accident. Cald.
well got the horses otFin bunChss, and OF
course they raised an immense cloud Of
dust, in which those out OF the front
rank could not see where they
were riding to. At tho half.mite
post Moran, who was riding Miss DAILY,
and o. well gs eopld be seen with the dust,
was on the outside, third pi4Oa, having
Joe Howell q little in front and closely fol-
loved by Garrison on Blizzard and Lane
on bonnie Leo, was sseR to suddenly
pitch high into the air and was quickly
followed by the others falling also.
Moran'g neck was broken and death was
almost instantaneous. The other riders,
Garrison and Lane, are all right.
In the third race another accident oc.
CURED which in one case may prove fatal.
Rivers Who yes riding Wondermeut aud
Williamson Who was Riding Eatdinsl Nc
DloSkey, were thrown rs they entered the
home itretGh and Riyera was carried home
Unconscious and unable 10 move. vii.
Hanson escaped with few bruises.
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A COALITION
between the Knights OF Labor and the Pro,
hIbitioniata OF Texas.


GALvEsroS, TEX, Sept. IA special
to the Nas from Dallas says: The first
annual convention Of Knights ofLabor oil
Texas met here yesterday for the purpose
Of organizing State Assembly. One huu.
dred and four delegates, including eight
colored men, were in attendance. The
proceedings weresecret. All the delegates
are extremely non-communicative, being
bound by oath not to diyulge anything,
Much speculation is being indulged in by
outsiders respecting the probable coalition
OF the knights OF Labor with the Prohibi
tionists. Owing to the fact that Knights
OF Labor throughout the State generally
are restraining from the use Of strong
drink, 1t Is surmised that they arc prepar-
ing 10 make oYertures to the Prohibition
party, especially as a number OF brief in
terviews show that laree majority OF the
delegates sympathiBe with the Prohibition
movement, which is assuming widespread
proportions in the State. N
Another report current states that seeds
are being planted for q farmers union, with
the. hope OF making common crusade
aSllnst what is described "the excess Of
capital"
fhe agreement entered into by the Ex-
eGutiye Committee OF Assembly No. 70,
Knights Of labor, and officers OF the Texas
1 sc Louis railway, last Saturday, will, it
is thought, be proposed by the State AS
sembly as a means OF hereafter settling
strikes in Texas. II prescribes, first, that
those who have quit work by strike shall
be reinstated andshall not be discharged
for any action taken by the strikers in re-
gard to wages due. but this is not to cover
intemperance or neglect OF
duty; that thirty days notice shall BIZ
given to men before being discharged, ex-
cept for cause, anl in a case OF q raise or
reduction Of wages, similar notice shall be
given; old employees to have the prefer
ence Of work, and all differences between
the companies and their employees shall
be settled by arbitration.
The Convention will be continued to-
day, when an organization will be effected.
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SALVATION ARMY
,F LONDON PLAoEp IN A RAp LOS
BY tho Ares. OF One OF It's Members for
UnlaStully DetaInlng Young oirl-Tho
"Pall Mall Gazstte'' Revelations six.
edwin the oa.oto Some En,snt.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-Mrs. Jarrett was
taken into custody this morning on tho
charges OF abducting the Armstrong girl,
who was the Lilly" oil the Idl Nal Ga
ette'S revelations. General Booth, of the
Salvation Army, surrendered Mira. Jarrett
to the authorities after having several
conferences with them during tho past
few days. The police finally threatened
to have warrant Issued for Gsneral
Booths arrest on the charge OF obstruct-
ing the law by concealing Mrs. Jarrett.
This frightened him aud he Immediately
produced the woman. Mrs. jarrett walked
to the police station with a sister OF the
Salvation Army, and in accordance with
an arrangement made with the Superin-
tendent OF Police an officer was in. wait
ing at the door Of the station hoise, and
took her into custody. Mrs. jarrett de-
murely proceeded to the cells, and was
locked up.
Later in the day Mrs. jarrett was taken
to the Bow Street Police Court, where she
was charged with indecently assauIting
the Armstrong girl, with administering an
noxions drug to her, and with felonionsly
OBTAINING her; also, with coaspiriRg with
Mr.. Stead, Of the Pal Nal Gdstie, and
otherp, to commit these olTenses. MIR.
Poland, the Solicitor OF the Treasury, APP
peared for the prosecution. lie declared
that Mrs. jarrett had obtained the girl by .
pleading that she required her TO assist ia
doing the housewotk OF her home, and
that she was a woman OF frespectability.
The prisoner was then remanded until
Monday next, bail being refused. Sum
monses have b4en granted for completely
IN the case against MIR. Stead, General
Booth and others.
Jacques, Mr.. stead's assistant in se-
curing the information contained in the
revelations, Mr.. Coormby, in whose house
the girl was secreted and Madame. Mur-
rey, in whose establishment the Child was
drugScd, have all been subjected to IN ex
animation and summoned to appear for
trisl on a charge Of completely in the cass.
Mr.. Stead, who is sumneri1g in swiizer-
land, on being notified that q summons
against him had been issued, telegraphed
that he would return at ones and answer
the charge.
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DETROIT, MIeH, Sept. 2.--Fifteen OF
more cases OF Texas cattle feYer are re-
ported among domestic milch COWS neal
the Michigan Central stock yards, several
Of which were fatal Butchers arc trying
to keep the presence VI tho disease q
secret, but Of its presence there can be nc
doubt. The State Live StoaS Sanitary
Commissioners haye been notified and
will adopt measures against the spread OF
the disease.
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LONDON, sept2.-Wheat sales ne made,
in Vienna Is and Sd per hundred weight
less than New York prices. Even at this
low price 1t is found impossible to effect.
sales Of Austrian wheat in either France
or Germany, because Of the present high
duties in those countries. In the face OF
this Austtir has Il, 900 200 hundred weight
Of wheat surplus to export this year
against 0,0O1000 hundred weight last
year. The Austrian rye crop is short and
the market will have to bs supplied by
imnoPta tt
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LABOR CONVENTION
at Rome, N. Y.-whttslaw Reid and
nrfibuuon Condemned.

DIT h0meI N. f.-WhitslAw Reid and tho
"rfibduo" Condemned.
RoMe, N. Y, Sept 2.-The State Labor
Convention was called to order in the
Court House this morning by Chairman
Franey, at 10 o'clock. The Committee on
Permanent Organization reported +. F.
Donovan, of Brooklyn, for Chairman;
Thomas F. Blnkratz, Of Durhamyille, for
Vice Chairman; john Connor, Of Troy,
and Louis D. Sherman, oil Rome, forsecre-
taries; Samuel McEIwee, Of II 1chester, for
Treasurer. Adopted.
Mr.. Donovan, on being escorted to tho
chair, delivered brief address, thanking
the Convention for the honor conferred.
The other officers Of the Permanent Or
Fganisstion, were then introduced. There-
port OF the Committee on Rules and By
Laws was adopted and ordered printed.
A resolution giving the. State Working
mems Assembly the right to FIX the timc
and place Of holding the meeting Of the
political branch was approved and amend-
ed 80 as 70 give tho power tothe Executive
Committee.
Resolutions condemnins the action of
Whitelaw Ried and ths New York Tribune
for alleged violation OF the agreement
with the compositors werc adopted unani.
mously. ,t iH
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poroAIAc NIvNIt TRAGEDY.
rho Drowning of Senator nforgau's Son and
Lady Communion.

INC DROWNING OF senator 1lorShn'b son and
Lady Companion.
WAsuISGroS, D. c., Sept. 2.-The par.
ticulars of the sad tragedy in the Potomac
last evening by which Mr.. John II. Nor.
gan, tho only son of Senator Morgan, Of
Alabama, and Mrs. Emma Stella, lady
living at PIG G street northwest, lost their
lives are as follows: Mr.. Morgan, who Ia
member OF the Washington Canoe Club
left the club house about O'Clock y. ~,
in the afternoon, going in the lola, d
double canoe, with Mrs. Stella, while Mrs.
Stclla's niece, Miss Lula Mccarthy accom-
panied them in u single canoe, as she de-
sired to practice padding.
At about 7:l5 o'clock when about q
quarter of mile below tho Chain bridge
the double canoe was capsized and both
occupants were drowned. Mr.. Morgan
went down while attempting to save his
companion Hewas good swimmer, but
OF very slight physique.
Miss Mccarthy, who had turned her
canoe down stream and was some distance
in advance, happened to turn her head
and saw the lola upset. She saw the two
occupants in the wster aud heard Mr..
Morgan say, Lula Lula /" before he sank.
She at once turned about, but when she
padded to the spot both Mr.. Morgan and
Mrs. Stella had disappeared under the
waters. The canoe, itappears, had struck
sunken rock. Help was summoned, but
the bodies could not be found.
Mrs. Stella was a widow about 10 years
Of age, clerk in the general land Office
and resided with her sister, Mrs. Nc.
Carthy, at PIG G street. Mrs. Morgan Is
critically i'll and she has thus far been
kept in ignorance OF her sons death for
fear that the shock Of the announcement
would prove fatal.
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SPRINcFiRLD, O., Sept. IA special tc
the Globe Republic from Bomlinvllle says
q train on the Indiana, Bloomington &
Western railroad, while running thirty
miles an hour, was thrown from tho track
by misplaced switch, and the engine and
baggage car completely demolished. En-.
gineer Taylor and fireman Taylor were
both fatally injured, and the passengers
badly shaken up, bu. none seriously in.
sinred
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Thd dhplSrn tseourre.

TouLoS, Sept. 2.-The cholera is again
spreading in this city. The markets are
now deserted. Seventeen deaths from
cholera aoccurred here last night. There
were nine deaths from cholera here 10.
day. AT St. Mandiae hospital 1Ol per-
SONS are under treatment. The public
uneasiness is unabated,
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The authorities Of
Malta and Athens haye increased the
strlngency OF quarantine regulations.
MARsEiLLRs, Sept 2.-The cholera Is de-
creasiEg. During the twenty.iour hours
ending tonight, twenty-five new cases
were reported. There. arc seventy-nine
cases in the hospital.
GTDR&Lr~R, Sept. 2.-Another case Of
cholera was reported here to-day. The
patient Is soldier.
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THE BIG FAILURE
ORA W. va. LIVE STOCK DEALER.
Parker Pepper. of Ba,bOnr County, As.iEna
With Liabilities Ranging From $4,000
to 500, Tho Failure Creates
CommUtlon Ia Taylor County.


Special DiRaieh to ne Inldticaor.
PHILlPPi, Sept. 2.-Quite an excitement
was created here to-day, g.owing out Of
the failure OF Parker Pepper, Of this coun-
ty. Mr.. Peppers liabilities will, it is esti-
mated, reach $4,000 or $4,000. He was
the greatest livestock dealer in the State,
and has taken the lead as the largest ship
pr Of cattle for some time.
1t stated here that Hon. Reuben Davis
son, Of Taylor county, aud other promi-
nent cattle men will be the heaviest losers
by the failure. Mr.. D4vissonis, however,
one of Taylor county's soliI business men
and will not be effected individually, as
as much as some othsrS. The assignment
wasa grea! surprise to everybody.
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CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 9.-Aspeclal from
Youngstown, O., says that a man named
John Custer, who died at Dayton, o., to,
day, formerly worked at Youngstown
While there he made a confession in
which he said that his right name wag
John Goodwin, that he had killed q mar
named McNamee, al Walthain, Mass.
and changed his name to escape arrest.
The confession was made under the prom.
ise that it would not be divulgsd until his
death.
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new YoRx, Sept. 2,-Mr. and Mrs. jesse
n. Grant, and Mrs. Sartoriu were passen-
gers this morning on the North German
ateamer Vera. They are bound ioi
southampton, the tirst named on q visit,
and the last named is going to her home,
Col. Fred Grant, U. s. Grant, Jr., Rev.
DR.. Newman, ars, Corbin and 4 few Other
friends were at the dock TO see the party
of. Mrs. Grant has decided n remain in
tho city Tor two or three days bstors leav-
ing for Purdy's Station. Colonel and Mrs
Grant will not leave for Chicago pntil
thair mothers departure. A letter has
been received by General Edward L. Mol
enioux, Jr., Vice Commander Of the mill
tary order Of tho Loyal Legion Of the
United States, from Col. Fred Grant, wht
Rsys his mother wishes to extend hei
grateful thanks to the companions OF the
order for the attention that the remainl
Of her husband received at their bands.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATHS.
DAD DnowNINe AZ osnKosu
Six Person. Sink to Rise NO Moro-Partiou.
lars of the, Tradsgy on tho Potomac
RlvOr-FOur Miners INSTANTLY Killed
and Two are Fatally Injured.

OSHKOSH, WIS, Sept. "A horrible
drowing accident occurred at the st. Pau
railroad bridge across the river hare at
o'clock this morning. The draw beinl
open, eleven persons, nine girls and two
men, nearly all employed in the Diamond
Match works attempted TO cross the oper
channel in boat. They were caught il
the swells OF tug, which had just pre-
viously passed through, and their boat
was upset. Only five OF them were res
cued. The names OF the drowned are:
JOHANNA METsoRE.
GusTA WEIsE.
EAMA BAUER.
LENA Made.
LOUIS DIcHTL.
PHILIP BERRGAM. -
The drowned wero aged from 19 to 20
years. The bodies have all been re-
covered.
Tho girls drowned were OF poor German
families, employed in the match factory
and all had their dinner pals. 1t has
been the custom for the bridge.!enders to
row the working girls across the width Of
the bridge dr4w to save them from going
round about TO Cross the regular city
bridge, Bsrry, one OF the men drowned,
was night bridge tender, and was rowing
the boat. As soon as the boat began rock
log in the swell left by the passing
ting the girls became frightened and
standing up and clung to each other and
upset the boat. Persons on the draw were
able 10 reach two girls and save them
A man jumped in from the bridge and
saved two more and one man swan TO the
pier Of the bridge. Meantime the shrieks
Of the girls in the water werc piercing.
They ciung to Berry and pulled him down
with them. ItalI happened so quick that
help with boats was impoesi-
BILE. Tho news spread rapidly and
soon fully five hundred people gathered
at the scene. Graphing commenced and
onea after another u the bodies was pulled
out and laid on the bridge, surrounded by
weeping and wa!ling relatives. 1t Is
charged that the day bridge-tender kept
the draw open on purpose to collect the
pinauce for ferrying the passengers across,
and threats of lynctiDg him became SO
frequent that he kept concealed. The
nalnes OF the saved are Anna Hartwig,
rillie UtAche, Louisa Morria, Amela a Paul
son and William Wolff.
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Rlol,s Appeal Case.

WwSEFEo, Sept. 9.-Riel's appeal case
came up before the Court Of Queens Bench
this evening. The Prisoners counsel OBJ
iected to the papers purporting to bO
records Of the case brought from Regina.
These records were shown to have NO seal
and were not properly certified. Counsel
cOntended that the original record Of the
court at AekIna aud the prisoner himself
should be preuent before the appeal could
ha tried, Rndithe judges so decided. Fri
day nextwas set loE th9 trial o. the case,
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New YoRE, Sept. 2-secretary Of the
Treasury Daniel Manning arrivedin Youk'
ers this morning. Ex.Gov. Tilden's car
riage was at tho depot to meet him
and he was driven 10 Greystone
Al 8 o'clock in the afternoon be was
driven to the Yonkers depot again and
took the train to this city. II was said al
GreygtoDe that the visit had no political
RipnifcRuce.
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TTPERARY, Sept. 2.-For three daSs past
a heavy rnn has been continuously kept
up on the Bank Of Ireland, and It now
amounts to almost panic. The Irish
Tory papers are now iiied with bit.or and
indicative articles concerning the atfair,
and they intimate that the entire run was
engineered in revenge for tho HibernianS'
refusal TO make advances TO the Munster
bank during its recent trouble.
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CHICAGO, Sept. a.-The Daily Ntws'
Rock Springs, wyo. special says: The
Bhitc miners in the Union Pacific Rail-
road coal pits, rose to-day and with pistols
and guns drove all tho Chinese to the
number of 500 from the camp into the
mountains. Twenty-Five houses in China
town were burned 70 the ground. Troops
have been sent for. The mine Is the
largest In the west.
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LAKE PLACID. N. Y, Sept. 9.-President
Cleveland was rendered reception here
last evening and there was q display o.
fireworks in his honor. He visited AuCh
inclass cottage this morning with DR.
Ward, and both left OF u O'Clock to 70
turn to sRrsnaG lake. The weather Il
stormy.
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Didn't Gain Their Point.

MT. CARMEL Pa, Sept 2.-The drivers
strike at Mt. Carmel colllery ended to-day,
and tomorrow 400 employees who have
been idle month, will resume work. The
drivers did not gain their point, and will
return to work on the conditions against
which they struck,
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UoTTtlpQllls sI1tt OF INs IHIsIIWelVeu'
IuRroS, Sept. 2.-Mls Mary Hennen,
Of Jollytowu, Pa, seven miles northeast
of this place, ended her life by suicide in
her fathers barn last Sunday evening
She had been in bad health tot Rome time
both physically and mentally, and had
threatened suicide, to which no particular
attention was given, but which neyerthe'
less she carried out as above stated. She
had iastenedSa rope to timber, placed
her neck in its loop, and when found was
in a sitting posture, dead.
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Anaver 70 Parnsll,s speeeh.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-The Times this morn
ing, referring to Mr.. Parnell's speech last
night, says: "We are glad Mr.. Parnell has
at last denounced the outrages in Ireland.
II he had done 30 before tho coercion act
would not have been necessary. lie
must not, however, drive himself. I'm.
possible is the only reply TO his demand
for Independence"
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BERLis, Sept 2-The 6emania says one
hundred and forty PrpaiAns have been
expelled from Warsaw. They were ar,
rested and chained together anil com.
PEELED 10 march, tie women following the
men and sleeping Ia the prisons. The
Pceen COureis publishes q long list OF
wealthy Poles who have besn expelled
from Prussia. fi-E
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PARIS, Sept. 2.-The remains Of Baron
and Baroness Matres have been exhumed
for examination, The couple died within
short period Of each other, after having
for a long time been Under thR influence
Of agPiritualist and bis wife, who were
benefited by tho death Of their noble
patrons. ItIis now suspected that the
Baron and Baroness died from poison.
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minister IIvlleT.s sl,ter D.ad

RlcHMoSD, Va, Sept, 2.-sister Mary
Joseph, Of tho Visitation Nuns, died at
the convent here to-day. The worldly
name Of tho deceased was bflss Hofa
Kelley and she was younger sister oi
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, United States Minis
tor 10 Austria,
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pscapIlAted By . Traia.

wnKEsyAGss, Sept. 9.-Tbe body oi
John Evans, aged 50 years, a resldent Of
Elwardsyille, was found ON the track d
tho pelsYsre, LackaEanna \ Western
railroad at HingstoM, this momlug. Tbs
head was severed from the trunk and The
body was otherwise terribly mangle,l. Il
Ia supposed that Evans was struck by q
coal train during the nlght
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moro Roartll.elass fostlaaslsra

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 9.-rhe Act.
ing Postmaster General has appointed the
following named fourth class postmastOrs
West Virginia, at Howard, Mrs. Sarah
Yoho; Sherrard, s. y. Dorsey. Ohio, al
Bedford, D. o. Benedict; at Plain City, ],
| O. BipeloW,
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DETROIT, Sept. 2.-specials from all
parts Of the lower peninsula Of Michigan
indicate general frost last night. The
amount Of damageis small, only vegetables
being affected. Corn was lightly touched.
ADRIAN, MIou., Sept "a general
white frost prevailed in this section last
night. Considerable damage was done.
EAST SAGINAW, Sept. 2.-There was a
heavy frost here this morning. No dam
age was done garden produce.
HUDSON, Sept. IA frost hereabouts
last night did some damage on the low
lands, but the crops were not damaged
much by it,
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Miners, Domnnds Acoetiod To.

CoLuMBus, O., Sept. 2.-The Ohio Coal
Exchange has agreed to the fifty-cent rate
demanded by the miners Of the Hooking
Valley and work will be resumed to-mor-
row morning. The Columbus Hooking
Coal and Iron Company refused to accede
to the demand and will close It's mines at
New StraiisYilla.
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Che Gntelltgsafef.
oaeoi Nos. 80 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
Is West Virginia 146 pOstmasters have
been appointed since President Cleveland md
,'o,,n % Ms crusade OF reform. Aud still
,bS faithful are not happy.

Tur Commissioner Of Agriculture says,
uosonle have no idea what siege there
10 and there seems to be no let:up to it"
Va, verify, and they arc not all alter
npmpkin seed, either.
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OVER in Ohio the Third Party mon and
,bo Democrats are standing shoulder to
sboplder. The Democratic party has never
,jetIonhedahy conspicuous service in be-
hnlt ni tho temperance cause. ----
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-walter Il. Isnnox
Maxwell, the presumed murderer of @.
Arthur PrelleE, was arraigned in court to.
day for preliminary examination, but
the case was continued to the 9th inst. at
the request Of his counsel who we're not
knnJy