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ALABAMA CLAIMS COURT.
A Reorganization OF the lommission Moe
- T,Yvva.Ja nNInloD

A Reorganization OF the Gommiasion Moot
ed-A LawyOf's Opinion.
WAsuGSoroN, Sept, S.-The action Of the
First Controller in stopping the pay OF Mr.
Creswell, counsel Of the court Of Alabama
claims, on the ground that the accounts Of
that officer against the Government were
not properly certified, has revived the
comment as 10 the construction OF the
court and what may be done with it. A
lawyer who has been practitioner before
the court for some time, remarked yester-
day that there was not q lawyer among
the practitioners before that tribunal who
would be willing TO combat the proposi.
tion that the court is not legally organized.
II is claimed by those who take this posi-
ton that the court should have been en-
tirely reorganized under the act Of Con-
gress extending its existence. Prior to
that the court consisted OF 1--we judges, but
the act ofextension reduced the number
to three. II is contended that the judges
OF the new court should have been again
nominated to the Senate and confirmed
by that body, and that new commissions
should have been Issued to them; that In
stead OF that course the new court went
right along, minus two Judges under the
old organization, and that it is not a
legally constituted body.
Among those interested in the court
and the business before 1t there is con,id-
esable speculation as 10 what the Presi-
dent may do. Some Of the lawyers are in
favor Of reorganization. The time for
which the court was extended will expire
on the 3lst OF next December, but II the
President could be convinced that the
present organization Is not in compliance
with law be would, 1t is urged, be com
PEELED to put the court upon q legal loot
inp
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Thas,.al nan nInrI,nt.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. s.-There is an url-
precedented boom in the steel rail indus
try from the workingmen's standpoint,
but It is not so considered by the manu-.
f4cturers, owing to the low price at which
orders were booked during the sum.
mer months. Thomas NJ. Carnegie, Of
the Edgar Thompsonsteel Works, says the
steel rail mills Of the country are working
with the fullest capacity with enough
orders to keep them busy the remainder
OF the year. He does not believe there Is
a firm In the country that can tll an order
for immediate delivery. The market Ia
firm and prices have advanced to $50.
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NEws IN BRIEF.

TheAmerican Free Trade League meets
in Chicago November IS. .4l.s.l
Miss Burg, who attempted suicide in
New York, is reported improving.
The threatened strike on the Wabash
railway has probably been ayerted.
Ex-senator ChafIee expresses the opin-
ion that the Grant trust fund is entirely
sale.
A hail storm caused 100000 damage to
tobacco and other crops in Charles county,
Nd. fHsi ~ t''-
The whisky pool is reported irretrieva-
bly, broken, and decided fall in prices is
anticipated, 49,.
The sale Of the Ocean View House, Nam
taSket Beach, was robbed Of SIC, 900 cash
and valuable iewelry.
AT Stepstone, KY, Miss Maggie Shultz,
who had been crossed in love, shot herself
in the breast and died.
The President arrived in Washington
Monday morning, and went to work
Immediately after breakfast.
The Ohio Penitentiary harness shop ia
still in operation, Notwithstanding the
protests Of legitimate manufacturers.
The Chicago Farmers Rfpie8's summary
OF corn reports indicates but one-eighth oi
the crop IN any danger from frost.
Carolan McCrea, and other Scottish i'm
migrants, claim to have been enticed 70
this country and robbed Of their hSrd
earnings.
@. Stanley, who had been indulglnG too
freely in drink, waded into the river al
Neville, o., and shot himself. His body
was recovered.
Tommy Clements, aged - years, an in;
mate Of the ChildFen's Home at lancaaser
o., was instantly killed by hvins atTpcs
on the head by piece of stone from .
blast. a-s
The cotton report for the Memphis dis
trict, iByued by Hill, Rontaine 4 Co., In
diGsteS serious injury to crops in August
but nevelthelesS1a greater yield than last
year Is promised. 5Rftf
At Indianapolis, Frank Adams, . denta
student. and who was to have been mar
fied to Miss Edith Ghain, Tuesday night
attempted suicide upon the refusal Of the
young lady 10 iulEll the engagement. a
bystandsr prevented q tragedy by unsTm
Ing the disappointed bridegroom.
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prrrsuuRGn mau complains through
fila Chronicle Telegraph that the Smoky
Ctyi, behind the times in certain lines
t jyon manufacture and is in danger oi
heinz left still further behind. He in
stances boiler making, in which a very
striking thing happens
Pittsburgh boiler plates are shipped to
New Haven, Connecticut, paying freight
stlwta.y cents the hundredweight, made
into boilers, brought back ut q twenty to
tsep,y.fve cents freight rate, and sold in
Pittsburgh at a less price than the manu-
fpc.urers Of that city ask for the same
Rsliele.
Another element in the problem is that
the Eastern manufacturer uses Pennsyl-
ysnia coal, while his Pittsburgh compeh'
tor ia near great coal supply and may
have natural gas piped into his works. The
remarkable statement OF the Pittsburgh
man may bring out responses which will
show why the Iron City cant make iron
boilers against the east.
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striking switchm en-.

Chicago, Sept. s.-The strike OF the
switchmen on the Pittsburgh, Fort
wayne& & Chicago railroad became more
general to-day, all the switch engines EN-.
ployed by the company on their tracks in
Chicago having been abandoned by their
crews. The men say the trouble grew out
Of the action OF Thomas tiriiiin, the yard
master, in giving an inexperienced man a
place as switchman Of an extra engine.
They claim that there were old swi chmen
former employees Of the road, one Of whom
ought to have had the job. The man
given the place is said to be painter.
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Laborers' Riot.

CAR7ERsvELLE, GA, Sept. S.-A rumor
came here last night of terrible riot at
Tucker Mountain, where gangs ofmen are
at work on the Rome & Carrollton rail.
road. Thirteen men of Tucker camp on
Saturday night, raided the neighboring
camp, and carried of their provisions, and
last night the robbed laborers raided the
Tucker Mountain gang with shot guns,
running them of, wounding several, and
rumor has it, killing two. The spot is re-
mote, and particulars hard to get.
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FLoopsIN TnE WEST.
A Regular DSluge-StreetS Flooded and
Crops Devastated.

Regular DeluEe-Streets Flooded ana
Crops Devastated.
PARSONS, NAN, Sept. s,-A heavy rain
storm set in hsrs Sunday night and'the
rain continued 20 pour down with but
brief intervals until late yesterday after
noon. Streets were flooded and the water
uahed them with fearful velocity, cover
Ing the sidewalks and flooding cellars,
The creeks in this section are all out Of
their banks again, for the third time this
season, and farmers living on the low
lands are again subjected to great damage
and lOss. Many people living in the
suburbs Of the city, along Labetto creek,
have been forced to vacate their houses
and seek higher grounds.
The water at 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon had reached the same height as the
great flood Of July /. when II commenced
70 recOde slowly. No lives are reported
lost, The crops on bottom lands are q
total loss. }.fFEf
The Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gull
Railroad has two waghouts east OF hers,
and no train from Kansas City has come
In over that road since Sunday night.
The Missouri Pacific track 10 still solid,
put in several places east and north o.
mere water is running over the track an6
Wshonts are feared should more rain fall
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nhIo ,,nn,. sninIhn.

CHICAGO, Sept, s.-The body ola we'll
dressed man apparently 80 years Of age,
was found lying in bed in room at the
Windsor Hotel, on Dearborn street, this
morning, with a bullet wound in the re-
gion OF tho breast. He arrived at the
hotel yesterday and registered as N. Har-
lin, Wilmington, Ohio. The revolver with
which he evidently shot himself, ives
found lying on the floor. - .
1t has since been learned that thetsui-
eide was named Isaac n. Harlan and was
employed as rent collector in this city.
No cause is assigned for the deed.
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. o., All osAnlhnrItr.

wAsHISoroN, Sept. SIT is said that
Secretary Endicott and General Sheridan
are no nearer Q settlement Of the conflict
OF authority between them. The recent
publication OF the letter Of ex-seCretary
Lincoln on this question Is stated TO have
been intended by Secretary Endicott to be
in the nature Of general order 70 army
officers for their future guidance, General
Sheridan, It Is said. Is determined TO resist
this as III az tits in his power to do so,
and II is quite likely that the President
will be called upon 70 settle the question.
in this event L Is understood that thu
President will take sides with Secretary
Rndicott,
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wAsuIxoroN, Sept. s,-A canyas-cOver'
ed tin case, containing letters and papert
for DR.. ]. Frederico Elmore, the Peruvian
Minister, from the Peruvian Government
was lost from the Stale Department mail
wagon on It's way to the postoiIice, on the
2Sth Of August, and since then no trace oi
Il has been discovered, A search for the
missing package is still being made by the
State Department. The package was en-.
trusted 70 the personal care Of Lieutenant
Nye, the naval attache Of the American
legation at Lima, to bring to America.
After Lieutenant Nye's death, the pack
age was forwarded here with his effects
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MAnriNsBuRG ITEMS.
Political AnN,rs = The Fair Association
HannIs DlstllISry.

Political AnA,rs = The Fair Association.
IannIs DIstlllsry. ~l
So,til! Correspondence pf tie hItelligeneer.
MABrrSsuuRG, W. Va, Sept. 8.-since
the little furry over Mr. Faulkner's de-
clination Of position in the foreign SER
vice this town has settled down into a
more natural condition OF quietude and
sOmnolency, though the indications now
point TO general waking up all along the
line, for the Bhibboleth has been whisper
ed from hungry lip to eager ear that "the
President is back" The piigrimages to
Washington, the Mecca Of fond delusions,
will now be numerous. The walking is
good.
Postmaster Evans still holds the fort,
aud the current conundrum seems 10 he
IIiow long, Oh! Lord, how longH
Among the applicants to succeed Mr.
Evans Captain W. B. Bolston, proprietor
Of the Statesman, is said to stand the best
ChnnCe
The Fair Association OF this county is
making active preparations for its annual
exhibition, which will take place on the
9Th, eth, Sth and 0sn OF October. This
will be the initial fair ot the circuit COM
posed Of Washington county, Maryland
Frederick county, Virglnia, and this sec
tiOn; and from the liberal premiums
offered and attractions promised the fair
will, no doubt, be q big success. DR.. J.
W. McSherry Is president Of the Associ-
alton, and the management will be OF the
most liberal character.
The IIannis Distilling Company re-
Mn!ed operations yesterday, after respite
Of i've or Six weeks. Gauger Montague
and stUrekeeper 0den were the only new
faces seen amongst the Government Off.
Cials. Major Daniels and Capt. Yantes still
remain, but will, 1t Is thought, soon be re.
lieved hy new appointees from Hardy and
Mineral counties. Jefferson may receive
one more position in'the Revenue Depart
ment, but Berkeley can get no more.
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CINCINNATI, o., Sept. s.-The CONNER
eiql Ga.ette has adyices from Washington
G. H., Ohio, tina. q terrific cyclone
passed over that neighborhood to-.
night, doing great damage to
property. A number Of lines
were lost. A Bloomingbury special con-
firms this report, and adds that the latter
town is in ruins. Owing TO the condition
Of the telegraph wires details cannot be
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s.-Leo Gold.
mark and Henri Conrad, owners Of the
Copyright Of the opera "Nanon," obtained
an Injunction yesterday 10 prevent the
performance OF "Nanon" at the Tvoli
Opera House, place Of family resort. A
,tepnty sheriff went TO the Tivoli and at
tempted To 90 behind the scenesi in search
Of the propfietors, ON whom to serve the
,pspersFsfte xas'stoppet by attaches, and
drew revolver to force bis way to the
stage; but was quickly dissrmed and sum
marily elected from the building. Later
the sheriff made an effort TO serve the in
junction, but without success, and the
piece was produced without interruption.
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nARRY LAoY,s coMpANY.
"rhs Planters wife" Given at the opor,
House Last Night. aHl

House Last Night.
Harry Lacy's Comedy Company opened
its engagement at the Opera House last
night in the thrilling romantic drama OF
American life, "The Planters Wife," The
bad weather had It's effect on the audi
epce, but there was nevertheless a fair
sized house down stairs, and the quality
q the people who composed itWRs latter
ing to the company. There are few mod
ern plays which equal this one In It's faith
iulneas TO life, its human interest, its hold
on the hearts oispectators, aud there have
been few companies on q Wheeling stage
who could present auch play as well 90
AIf. Lacy'g Gctora. 0t himself II q only
necessary to say that he sustained the
hirh reputation he has establishod In
lormer visits here. Miss May Brooklyn,
| as Edith, the Planters wife, gave . HatiB-
factory and adequate Characterization ola
Fob which requires real talent Of high
order. ~. Macready % 4Ubur living
sohe was an .idoal gentlemanly villain,
and in spite Of the haired inspired by the
lcharactef he depictS, won repeated marks
| OF approval from the audience the
highest testimonial TO his strength as an
actor. Mis- Hawthorne as .dngie Gordon
chaxnsed ell by the naiPtle Of her portrayal
Of an innocent girl 'too young 10 have
beaux,n but mot too young tohaye aLeart,
The same play win he repeated this
eveninR. Reserved seats arc on Rale a
Baumepa music store.
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William Hood and William Burke, two
Of the gang Of nine alleged thieves, who
were arrested at Nixon's run by Marshal
Hanson, waived Q preliminary hearing
yesterday and were bound over 10 the
county court in $500 bail each. The other
seven are in JUL at st. Clairsville.
In the suit Of Dr.. O. O. Martin VS.. An.
deBon M0Grew, charged with assault and
battery, MGyof Mitchell Yesterday fined
McGfeW S.. iH'27
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1T is.the little rift within the lutte that
by and by will make the muBic mute"
and 1t iBthe little tickling sensation in the
throat which brings on hoarseness, sleep
less nights and lung trouble. The early
use Of Red Star Cough Cure will prevent
Rllth's. II Is prompt, safe and sure
medicine, ls -
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Evacuation of cattlsmon.

KANSAS CRY, No, Sept. s-oaptaih
Lee, the agent OF the Cherokee snd Arap.
ahoe Indians, reports TO the Indian De.
partment that the removal Of the cattle
from that reservation, In compliance With
the Presidents proclamation, Is being rap.
idly accomplished, and but q few days
will plapssbefare the reservation via be
cleared Of all cattle and unalthoriysd set.
klara 'sliaf = n
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wAsulEorox, D. O., Sept, s.--Wasch.
man Jones, Of the Interior Department,
who waa assaulted some time seo BY a
colored woman becauDs, % she claimed,
he circulated adverse repofiu about her, ia
now called upon to a1BWer charges that he
ig an ex'conyict, having served . term icE
chicken.sseAlipg, .e's r
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Tur Grand Jury returns one true bill
.r,iust the keeper Of a gambling house
Tro who were pulled" by the police
vsre not presented. ItwOusd be interest
in. IN know what induced the Prosecuting
Al s,,5pey to overlook these csses. He
mnar,t weary well in doing.
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OsAoE Mtss,oS, KANSAS, Sept s.--Jpdge
StillwelI, in the noted frankie Morris
murder trial, has granted a new trial 70
the defendant on the ground that oppro'
SdOus expressions Of the County Attorney
xere outside Of tho record, and prejudicial
% tue interest Of the defendant. One ol
tee strong grounds urged by the defend
Ant ior new trial was On anAlyais made
y Pol II. D. Carlson Of Chicago, In
which he found but . sllght ttace Of arBeri'
: IN the liver oi the dead woman, Nancy
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PRESIDENT CLGvELAND could afford to
,iy. A biz reward for the drowning of the
SIrrwumps. They are making the Demo
cr.cy furious with their praise Of Cleve-
land az n Civil Service reiormer.
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Sgw YoRK spent from $4,000 TO $4,000
on lbe inst day to see the yacht race which
on5ed in no race, and perhaps as much
Va, yesterday. A week Of this kind of thing
y would be big find for the cxcursion
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THE PURITAN FOULS
THE BRITISH YACHT eENEsTA
And oOnssqaentIy mo- BaoO Come. OR-HoW
the Collision oeourroe-rhe Brilllh Tars
Refuse to Run over the Course With
out au oppousns-Another Race.

NEw YoRx, Sept. Sat seven O'Clock
this morning, to all appearance, there wat
as little prospect Of race as yesterday,
There was not enough wind TO rutiis the
sea, except when an occasional little puff
came, which made the white sails that
hung lazily on the craft about the harborl
flop for o second or two and fall down limp
as before. Looking seaward, the water
was US smooth as glass, and not
sail was in sight. There was thick
haze in the distance. To an ordinary
landsmen it looked as II there was no
chance OF a good wind, but those accus-
toned to scan the signs Of the weather,
predicted a brisk breeze before II O'Clock.
Vessels coon began to arrive, first
singly, and then by twos and threes, till
by S:S5 the lower bay was again full oil
yachts. Near Sandy Hook dock the Puri-
tan was riding at anchor, while further in
the bay the dark lines OF the Genesta
made themselves visible, as the haze began
" GlGAL hmbIs 4h0 pVtf Wbo OSStSpASAAAAI
RULED by catspRw, the intervals between
each putt Of wind growing less, and show
ing the wind was strengthening.
At9:3O 4. N. the wind veered round to
the east, and the yachts in the Horseshoe
were preparing for action. There was,
however, ut that time very little OF a
breeze and slender prospects Of race.
There was not a sail in sight within two
miles Of Scotland or Sandy Hook light
ships. Eager groups Of people kept a
sharp lookout Tor the black hull Of the
Genesta or the snowy white stripe OF the
Yankee sloop, by which she was readily
distinguished yesterday.
There was q considerable amount OF
betting on the Genesta, and one sanguine
Englishman had the hardihood to double
his bet on her. The hackers OF the Puri-
tan, however, were equally sturdy in their
defense OF the American sloop.
When the yachts were under sail and
were beating towards the Hook, thu Puri-
tan was greeted with enthusiastic cheers.
The excitement rose with the wind, and
the betting, which had begun to flag,
became brisk, with large odds on the
Puritan.
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sryA1oR SHERMAN gives Governor
uo,5Iy something more TO think about.
Tbe Governor didn't use 10 take the side
h,taEes now, and Sherman knows it.
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PrrrspuEuu, Sept .s.-John Teemer
says he is willing to row Courtney three,
four or Ave mile race for $500 TO 81 900 o
side, and will promptly cover any de-
post made by the Union Springs sculler.
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A COLLISION.

When the yachts came in view from
Sandy Hook the Genesta and the Puritan
were in close company and making sal
ior the Scotland llghtship. The Puritan't
pennant was first seen. Tho yachts were
less than fifty yards apart when OF the
Highlands at ll:2o o'clock. The skipper
Of the Genesta pointed right toward the
Puritan In an endeavor to take the latter'i
wind away. The captain Of the Puritan
believed he could cross the Genesta's bow
and tried to do SO. The result was a foul
in which the Genesta's bowspnt was car.
ried away and the mainsail Of the Puritan
badly torn.
The CONSERVATION on the judges boat
and on the yachts was great, and those
who were not near enough to see were
afraid that the yachts were injured below
the'water line. It was foul, pure and
simple, upon the part OF the Puritan, and
was due 10 the fact that her skipper
thought he could bring her before the
wind faster than he did. The hole in the
Puritan's msinsaii Is in the after leech, in
the lower corner, and Of course renders
her useless.
It was only by luck that further acci.
dents were avoided, for after the collision
all the visiting and attendant yachts ran
up close to the Puritan and Genesta, and
several fouls occurred.
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rov man behind the tree is e. ]. I.
c.arar has less hold on the Democracy
than he.
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rur successful applicant for the post
,m,s il no. on exhibition at the fair. Ah,
,%.,e,s S a Thoroughbred missing.
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Tins Grand Jury hasn't stirred up the
,oxm a. its predecessor did. Those were
toablons times
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Order of claeIhnatus Celebration, at Gin.
einnniI, Sept. 18Th and 1GIh. 1888.

The exercises attending the celebration
Of this order are Of q very interesting and
amusing character, drawing great multi
tudes to Cincinnati annually 10 witness
them. To accommodate al who may de-
sire to be present this year, the Pam
Handle route will sell exoufsion tickets TO
Cincinnati and return ioE special train
september-aYsilable for Fa'ufn passage
until Friday, September 1sh inclusive.
Look out for bills giving rates and time.
ffiiit ,tlf..i NwdR
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T,r rain made a mistake yesterday.
Thare has been no drOuth on the Fair
Grounds.
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Every day during iair week tho Man
ningt0h Accoinmoda tion viii leave at $50
". M., city time, instead OF 4ll0, as hereto
fore. Aspecial train will also run from
MoundGyllle 70 Wheeling, leaving Mounds
vile at $3.50 A. u.
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ore aid friend ex.Qaeon Isabella turns
~ with views on Caroline. The old
J,,Iipp l., knows more about crinoline.
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TIKI "want Soap, |" universally aelnowl.
saged " 10 the bIggest and best9 cent bAs.
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orp aag is still there. The American
oht holds her own up to date.
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TaE4Want Soar, = universally sclnoWl-
edged to bNthe bsgleat and heas6eentbNE,