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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11
SWIFT JUSTICE.

A Street Car Driver Shot Dead by q
Negro--The Murderer Promptly
Lynched--Two Citizens Of Chat
tanooga Killed.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 7.-Charles
Williams, disreputable negro, shot
and instantly killed astreet car driver,
named Polk Mitchell, at 5 o'clock Sum
day afternoon. An hour before, Will
liams had been elected from the car for
entering it in a drunken manner and
smoking in presence Of ladies, and
when asked for his fare refused to de-
posit it.
Mitchell was recently assistant chief
Of police and was very popular.
a mob Of determined men, mostly
composed Of factory laborers and rail-
road men, armed with shot guns and
all other kinds Of firearms, marched
about IL o'clock to the county jail, fol-
lowed by several hundred people, and
at once began demanding admittance
to the jail.
The sheriff would not give up the
keys. At midnight the report of a pis-
tol caused a fusilade from a number OF
shot guns and rifles, and it Is reported
that a white man and negro have
been shot, but how seriously cannot be
learned.
AT 1915 the negro was hung to a
rafter in the Jail in a most methodical
and systematic manner.
The city is now in quiet, but men are
seen in groups everywhere discussing
the terrible events Of last night. There
is a great deal of suppressed excite
ment. butno fear Of any other trouble.
The body of the muroerer, Williams,
was cut down from the beam In the
jail at 2 am. and was taken in charge
by his family. VIM. I. Nanny,
a prominent young man, who was shot
during the indiscriminate shooting Of
the negro mob, died this morning from
his wounds, and his death has intensi-
fed the public grief. Ben Palmer, the
negro who was shot, is very low and
will perhaps die. Theodore, the
wounded man, is not seriously hurt.
The remains Of the ex-chief Of police,
who Williams SO brutally murdered,
will be inferred to-day. 1t is now
clear that had the negroes not attempt-
ed an outbreak no shooting would
have occurred. The hanging was done
within the Jail building without ex-
citement or disorder
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11
Tlmid oaslamps.

Iexas SlttlngS. Ga
The gas furnished the city Of San
Antonio is of a very inferior quality,
and consequently the streets are very
poorly lighted, but they are allowed to
burn until after daylight. A stranger
asked Eeorge Horner, prominent
druggist: "Why do the gaslights burn
all night in this town?" because
dose cash lights vas so scmall dot dey
vas afraid to 90 out ven 1t vss dark
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11
Climatic Scare.
Boston Transcript.

boSCOn 1rdnScflpI.
A Georgia scientist is in a tremen-
dons scare at the climatic changes to
result from the opening of the Pana-
ma canal. The Pacific he says is TWEEN
ty-eight feet higher and twenty de-
gress colder than the Atlantic. The
turning Of the waters of the former
into the latter will change the current
of the gulf stream, and SO lower The
temperature as to wipe out the cottor
and rice industries. The attention o.
the nervous savant is called to thI
fact that competent engineers some
years ago exploded the old myth re
garding the difference il level betWeeI
the two seas.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11
InataIIed.

DUBLIN, Sept. arch Bishop
Walsh was installed in office to-day in
the Dublin cathedral. The ceremonies
were witnessed by the lord mayor and
corporation council, Messrs. Dayitt
and O'Doherty, twelve parliamentary
supporters Of Parnell and a vast con-
course Of citizens.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

A BALTIMORE boniface says it is all
nonsense for hotel proprietors to go to
expense fitting up bridal chambers.
Bridal couples, he says, will put up
with anything, being too much pleased
with themselves to find fault. 1t is
the people who have been long married
who are hard to suit.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

STREET accidents in London last
year caused the death of 285 persons
and the serious injury of nearly 1000.
Collisions between vehicles are the
prolific cause of casualties.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

Boston gambling.houses are pro-
vided with electric annunciators to
give warning of raids, and are other
wise supplied with all modern i'm.
provements.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11
Chamberlain Denounced.

DUBLIN, Sept. 9--The Freeman's
journal to-day denounces Mr.. Cham
berlain for his speech at Warrington,
and says that henceforth he is Ireland's
foe.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

IT is thought at Washington that
the Chinese government will demand
redress for the recent massacre Of
Cinnamon in Wyoming.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

FRENCH statistics show that not
more than go per cent. of mad dog
bites are fatal. In some years the per-
centage is very much less, never more.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

TIE Topolovambo railroad has top
pied over into the hands Of a receiver.
1t was surveyed in Mexico but built
on paper.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11
Wararooms Burned.

Fort WAYNE, IND, Sept. 7-The
warerooms of S. Bash & Co., dealers in
wool, seea, hides, ETC., were burned
last night. Loss $4,000, fully insured,
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

ACCORDING to John Sherman's key
note the Republican party is no longer
National party, but Sectional party.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11
Participants In the Rock Springs
Riot Arrested.

CHEYENNE, Sept. 7-The sheriff Of
Sweet Water county has arrested
twenty-five Of the supposed leaders Of
the Rock Springs riot, including Isaiah
Whitehouse, a member elect Of the
legislature They were taken to Green
River county, Utah, jail and will have
"a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
More arrests will follow. The charges
against the prisoners are murder and
arson, rioting and robbery. The ruins
Of Chinatown have not yet been
searched and no mora dead bodies have
yet been discovered. It Is estimated
now that the number OF the killed will
be about Fifty, including several that
died Of wounds in the surrounding
hills. All the Cinnamon at work in the
Almy coal mines, near Evanston, NUM-
bering four hundred, have been taken
to the latter place under escort Of
United States troops a Gatling gun
was sent from here to Evanston yes
terday. The military is under the
command Of Colonel Anderson, Of the
! 9th United States infantry, stationed
al Rock Springs, Evanston and Almy,
guarding company property. No fur
ther trouble is apprehended.
THE Mugwumps comfort themselves
with the thought that the party or
qanizations need them more then they
need the party organizations.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11
CATHERINE COLE is in Colorado.

GERMANY too by the way Of
Lagniappe.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

Saved from Malaria.--Have used SimmOn' s
Liver Medicine in Malarous diseases for many
years, and it is the best medicine / have ever
tried In my life. am now fifty years old, Rev
i. b EISENHOWER, Troy, Tenn, May 81, 1882
For sale by all Vicksburg Druggists. Sep3
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

THE Prohibition vote in Pennsylva-
mia this fall is estimated at $4,000.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-09-11

A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh RENE
dy. Price SO cents. For sale by Hard
away & Cassell. Q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-30
What Sharman MAYA

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 29-[Special.l "A
contest that ought to procr wbslhor or
not the pen is mightior lnaa the sword
is exciting tho people OF this city.
Editor ]. b. Mccullough, of tho Globe
Democrat, and General William II.
Sherman arc exchanging left handed
compliments In q blosd-Gurdling man
ner. General sherman, in a talk
with Republican reporter, pub.
lished this morning on the Holstosd
letter, TOOK occasion 10 refer In tho mos {
contemptuous terms TO The war corres.
pontents and TO newspaper men in
general. Ho went some distance out
Of his way TO bring MIR. j. B. McCul-
Tough under tho bightiug breath of
his nnsthdma AMI % pattioularIzo him
az man who hud done what Mr.. Uai.
Slead did. Ia the course OF his inter-
viaw he ssid "dGlstoad WAS not tho
only man that wrote and fnlt like thnt
Mccullough WAS just as bsd II
NOS woree. Tho fact IL, thcso par-
tics renamed at homo aud wrote
about events ut long range. On what
did ho bare his assertions? Simply on
tho WORD OF aomo $40 u week newspa-
per correspondence, who hung ainnnd
onr camp ard acted as sp es. Theso
iellora were moro particular about
willing good English than about tell.
Ing tho TRUTH" General sherman said
That the army mon had tried 10 ROT rid
OF tsoso spios but could not do 10, and
declared ihAs the newspaper
mon sent home the worst
Kind OF lies to create sensations aud
the editors at homo believe thom. He
wost further and asserted that "the
good newspaper mon were all enlisted
and tho papers had TO take tho ritf.rafi
that was sent"
Mr.. Mccullough was aeon IN his
office this evening. The subject Of tho
Sherman interview was introduced
and was met by a quiet shrug OF tho
shoulders from MI. Mccullough.
"Have You anything 10 say abnut
General Shermau's chargos?6 aBkcd
tho reporter. "No, 1 do not want 10
say anything" was tho immediate ro-
ply. "rhere is nothing TO say; IL II q
lio, that's all. It's u lie. Sherman In
: privileged character, he says what
no p'eages. No one can Ray anything
against him, He is q garrulous old
fool and goes around max
lng assertions CONCERNING
things he knows nothing
about. Ho was severe on war cpr-
respondents. Yes, unntoeaBsfily and
unius'ly 10. But thero Ia nothing TO
say about bis state mont, Sherman has
roiiod on $4,000 year, with nothing
TO do but to mako q garru Gus sss or
himsclf; and tho end Is not yet.n
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES
THE NEW APPOINTMENTS
A Cabinet Meeting-saperyIsiug Ar
chitsct Resigns - CsdiHcation OF
the Laws efthe Bureau nf Sta
tistics New Governor for
Msntana-Other Items,
The St. Lsuis Psstorics.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Ssuators
Coekrsl and Vest and nearly ali the
representatives. from Missouri are In
the city az presest. Their object here
is to endeavor 10 secure tho d;splsce-
ment OF the incumbents of the various
Federal offices In that Stats bv Demo-
Gratis. Owing to a failure of the mem-
hers OF Congress from Missouri,
10 agree upon any one OF the nu nar-
Gus applicants Tor tho Federal office,
there no changes nave, as vet, been
made In that State. The presence hero
oil almost the entire dele CATION in Con-
gress, is understood To be for the pur.
pose OF coming to an agreement on y
slate. This oficn over which tho great.
est disagreement has existed. is that Of
postmaster st st. Louis IL is sRid to.
night on good authority
that an agreement has bsen
reached and that tho name
OF William Hyde, formerly OF the So,
Louis Republican, Will be presented to
the president tomorrow AZ the unani !.
NOUS choice OF the delegates for that
oflice. Tho agreement between the
members of the delegation reached to-
night, is that tho city of st. Louis shall
DO given the collector postmaster,
surveyor aud United States marshal, /,
and that tho APPRAISERS and district at.
torney shsll come from outside the
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Preparing u Codification,

WARRINGTON, Sept. 29.--Colonel
Switzlor, chief of the bureau of atstis.
tics, 10 preparing o cod,hcation of the
laws governing his bureau with sun
dry amendments for submission 10 The
secretary OF She treasury, with yisw
OF obtaining tho latter's rocon :
mendation for enactment nv
Congress. Tho revised provision
ars designated to dellne more clearly
thc scope OF The buroan reports on in-
terna commerce; 80 secure greater
accuracy In statlsties of immigralion
lrom canada aud throughout The do.
min,on from Europe, AVID 10 40 amend
tno existing law 40 to make it possible
TO obtsin null and accurate return o,
our inland exports to Canada and
Mexico. 1t ia further proposed. no
change the name OF The bureau to the
"Bureas Of Commsrce.o Colonel
switZler Ia also considaring the adyis.
sbility o. recommending that the Fad .
Sral oenaus pe placed under control of
his bureau.
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sr. Louis, sepIso.-All preparations
for tho st. Louis fair aud tho annual
spectacle of the Yelled Prophets and
Trades Psgent. which takes place dur.
ing the fair week, commencing next
Monday, arc now complete and prom.
lac to excel those of any preceding
yesr. The races provided by the Fair
association will be the best ever tro..
ted here, and the fair itself will excsl
In extent aud variety Of exhibit any OF
It's predecessors. vice-president
Thomss A. Henricks will be present
during the fair aud = largo number Of
distinguished men In all parts OF the
country have hcen invited, including
President Cleveland aud his cabiuet.
The grand illumination will b re-
pesteu this year, but on . larger scalo
than heresofrrs and Almost
the. entire susiness pArs Of the oity
vt!l b ablano with .Ioa ond o1oo0rl6
!lahto ~ Bloboo Of al[ ooooG1 ~ M
A0VU4 .
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Russia.
WHAT TIN rRlss sAys,

sr. PErrnssr.c, Sept. 2o.--Ths
Journal do ~ Petersburg, comment.
Ing on tbs R,umelian difficulty, says:
Thorc 10 no suestlon but tha. tho con.
ference ambassadors At Constantine
pls will arrange for = unitsd dlplo-
matte action toward both Turkey aud
bulyaris' 30 S W prov ent . .connlct
between thon, and thus allow tho
signera of tho Berlin treaty timo 10
discover q solution moro In harmony
with tho interests OF Turkey
aud tho balance OF the
powers. General poaco will
DO maintained. When tao Eastern
qussli,n 1, unier tho assis and moral
authority OF Europe, q pacific tendency
of tho 20 vers admits of hope that the
crisis Will not augmon, and what iirst
appeared a diflioul. problem will be
promptly solved.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.--Tho follow
Ing fourth clsss postmas,srs have
been appointed:
Pennsylvania-At Chsndler's Val
ley, William W. Watson; Keatlng,
George Reed; Sweet Valley, H. Wad-
dell; Cochsrns, w. Il. Carnshan:
Kict's Landing, JsmeE A rericost OAK
;snd Cross Reads, d. q. Gsorge; Monu-
tain Top, Daniel Graves; Putneyyillc,
William II. PutDey; West Csnsho ,
hookon, j. Rufus Barr; Port Matilda,
William C,onlster; Mountain Eagls,
Il. o. Leathers; BRgeh Cock, Mar
shal Packer; Howard, Howard A.
Mosre; Archibald, A, j. Mullen;
Creekside, Chalmers McCrca; Lamar,
A. Il. Piper.
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Tone Of tho s,osk MARKET.


Nav YoRg, Ssp.. n.-uovsfnmen
bonds aro dull aud strong.
The stock market developed no fsat.
ures ofspoc!al interest. After spsning
shout steady Il was quito active bu0
hcavy for . short time. A decline
shown WAS soon checked aud for IL
next two hours tho market was more
QuIet and strong, tho advances rnnR-
lug from 4 % little ovsr par rsnt.
Tboro wsve spurts OF dccidsd Acsivltys
fblloWed BY Z decided dizziness, s6x
this dullueeo increased With tho dAv.
During tho laet two hours tho mnrkS6
eas weak and oArllor advances No
looe - . rule, the market closing Ven
dull and heavy ~ prices which 81 - 3
change of only ANAL ffaolloneSs 49,
pared with Last eveulng, but thof0 -
mere atocks that are lower tho0
fhe asulsumsuI. 4 ssssssr 3 q.
which Ne. Nunoo1ee1 oes1v n W ~, (,
! y !; =; ! s ! :; Y
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-J. j. AL
bright OF Alabama, who was appointed
as Il skilled laborer In tho treasury
department few weeks ago, at tho
salary of $1,000 per annum, was to-day
appointed chlot of division az tho sixth
anditor's office. Mr., V. p. SNYDER,
chief clerk Of the United States treas
n,rer's Office, treasury department, has
been appointed chisI OF tho division of
recoIds, mails aud dies in the ofiioo
or Recretery OF tho treasury.
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Hecsmmends That Their designations
be Accented

WARRINGTON, Sept. 29.-Rsglster
Rosecrans has recommended that the
designations of Charles Neale aAd
Newell b. Walker, chlsfs OF divisions
or the r'glstry Office, be accepted, TO
take effect September 80. Mr.. Walker
has been chief Of tho tonnage di-
vision, which division was merged
INTO the bureau Of navigation
when that bureau was estab-
iished last year. MIR. Noale
was chief OF tho currency division.
winch the register now proposes to
consolidate with the coupon divlSion.
Mr.. Neale will be reduced to the $l,SeO
grade,
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Reslgssd Iils once.

WASHINGTON, Seps. 2o.-Mr. Horace
u Jacobs, assistant supervising archl.
'ect oftho treasury, has rendered his
rosisnation TO tsko effect October 81.
This action was entirely voluntary on
his part, and uns taken In order that
he inigst sccept huhiueas olTnr fr.m
Washington Arm. Mr.. Jaoobs Ia a
nstive or Maine, and has beoa In the
Iroasury department. for nearly -
years.
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Presldeatia, Apnelntmsni

WAsHiNeroS, Sept. 2o.--The prest.
dent has appointed tho following
named prosid,ntial postmastars: W.
N. McGrew, ct Eureka, Kansas,
vice James w. Nicholas, re-
s,gned; John q. Friend, At
Rawlings, Wyoming, vice II. s..
Shively, suspendec; Isalah Garrett, at
Monroe, Lluisihns, vice julius Emo
mosor, suspended.
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says: provided no more rain ss,,. /.
.ns Hooded districts, shrou4S
ssssihs, nis expected, can run "a ~
rom n Paso bv "Wednesday 81 ThrrS
ssy. No mail has vet come throuSk
ifom the United States,n
my hsme paper also says: wTha
beyond San Juan del Ric. TSsisSss
tnm inundate tho country hroks ~.
ano Hooded the track and the enwSS.
;' Se.s rslesed to run their lnc0motivea
sm,o tne turbii torrents. The wasS.
Sn Sa. winch occurred al that point. Vsa
~ teet long, and until the wstSr
i,ows ~ u,s, on or lowers consldershlo
of ~ "n ,sa ~ impossible to tell how nuoh
" W .ns track was washed away, Thera
VAS norsin at tha time and the nvsr.
nov was caased by staunchinr wstSr.
dan so - numored the president viii psrs
w" some sentenced political prlsoncrs.
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DAMAGE TO rnE oESrnAL RAILWAY.
Cry or Msxico, Sept. 2o.-The rains
continue throughout tho sour,hern
part Of tho republic, and the Mexican
National railway hs experienced .
bad wAshout bstweeh Celaya and San
MiRuel.. On the Mexican Central rail.
way, there are seven gAnge
o'.rv"ssa Q. worxamsncsoms - i.@ ,.,In IN cll
a. fast - the rain will permit. dem
eral Superintendent Mckenzie 10 di.
recting repair work, which u ln-
tended fhnll be Of . moet substantial
cha rncter. Ora cesimate 4 shas u Will
coet between $1,000 cad o7A0W 70 re-
paif the washoots. 10 vail pfobably
g nsosssssy 70 rs!sy ~ Sselrs sssck
s kileoslSfS. AZ ma 6sld9s We
s.; '3'|;;:|
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Western Union Telegraph W.. saiti.
moro q OhtS Tclspra IN s,.c,usu,

Nsw YonK, Sept. so.-Ispeeial.l-rn
the United States district court Judge
wallace has given his decision In the
case Of tha Western Union Telegraph
company ". Baltimore 4 Ohio Tele.
graph company. The complainant
moved ior q preliminary injunction to
restrain the defendant FROM infrinx.
lug the second claisp IL relssued let-
ters patent No. lo,03l division c..
s'ssSl E E sS:;ps 3. 2 ss.
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DISASTROUS FLOODS,


oALourrA, Sept. a0.-Dlsaatroun
noods' covering an area Of ., 500 souare
miles, have occurred in tho nra.,-
aency OF Bengal, the largest and MON
bopalous OF the 10 main djyisisns of
nr.n a iuula" A great amount a
prspsrty mas boen DESTROYED and q
muaaosr no OF lives lost. Many familiar
lave neen msdo destitute. Honsas.
o,ops os oa,tie and portable guods al
ssvry description have been
osr,isu sway In the fiood. Tho roy.
u.nneut authorities arc dlstribuSlne
rouisiohs ho anu clothing and doink IN
by oan 20 relieve tho sufferers, False
ha hoihe, when was thought to have tie
p.,s pn nsiDor bstween Calcutta aud
~ a,,1i'.nsy, sale, roomy ani acoestibl0 "a
M sn,ps. WAS struck by the slOrm
wave vo on she End instsnt aud swept o
ston..pieseiy ten. tnM most or the iuhabi.
ARMED INTERVENTION.
LONDON, sept. 2O.-Icari nnf,ar,r
vicoroy OF India, to leCrapha tn ~ n Hrit.
ish government that the necsss,tv ,jtsv hSs
arisen for an armed iuteryentinr n
burmah, aud that he has orderNd TIA
chisf commissioner In British Durm a.
20 send to King Thsbow q protasl
against the action OF ths Rurn,ar
Tradiug association,
EARLY ANNEXATION OF nuRMAu.
Tho tenor OF Dutferin's ad viccs mint
10 an early annex alton Of Bum Al.
.ho hurmeio envoy at Paris said the
so.o object OF his mission was Ia ar
range q treaty 0fcommerca with France
and 70 resist tho aunsxation az mr..
BILE, '"Anoi Posss-
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Appointed 0overaor of Montana.

WASHINGTON, Sept, go.--Tao prosl-
dent this Afternoon appointed w. A.
stevenson, OF Bois City, Idaho, to be
governor OF the Territory OF Idaho,
and ID. Is. Webb, OF Billingu, Montana,
70 bo secretary OF the Territory ol
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TO AID THosH noYcorrED.

DUBLIN, ssrt. 2o.-Irish loyalisls
have started fund for tho assistance
OF persons who have been boycottsd Ia
Killarney.
WILL boycott STORMS SHILLING EMO.
LISH uoODs.
Tho National League has decided 70
goods.
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WAssissroS, Sept, co. Tho prosi-
donth. appointed Jsmcs T, Hesley
10 be sss's,anL toaaafor at Chicago.
and H. W. 4. Waller 70 be tirss liouten.
ant OF tho United States msrino corps,
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-Tho presi-
oent to-day appointed James Blair
posImassar I,Isa =, = Of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
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MILITARY OPERATIONS.

BELanADE, Sept. U.--The military
authorities have taken possession OF
tho railroads throughout Sorvla and
ordinary travel has been stopped. In
addition TO tho reserves 60,00O OF the
land reserves have been called out for
active service, -77 80
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A CIRCULAR TO THE DIPLOMATIC

CORPS.
LIMA, Sept S.-CAcerlsts' minister
Tor foreign affairs has directed . cirou-
lar to the deplomatic corps here say.
Ing "thss as they will not recognize
his government they must In accord.
ance With tho oplonion Of several
authorities on Intern atlOns Law. whloh
no .quotes) declare Caceres g0vernment
to be belligerent. Inoaso this is nof
complied with no will not be able 70
extend the usual privileges to forolen
subjects, In provinces under the Caoer.
ist government and will consider and
treat them M Peruvian subIects,
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xs -
weather lssohshtiltt..

WARRINGTON, Sept. 2o.-ror tho
west Gulf States, Generally fair
weather; variable winds, higher bs-
rometer; stationary temperature.
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Turkey.
Turkey.
hHEriNa OF THE AMBASSADORS MKT:
MONDAY.

LONDON. Sept. IA msetlag OF ann
Dssadors TO conuidsr this Raumollan
question, will ba held at Constantine.
PIE nsxt Monday. Representatives Of
oervia, touMolis and Greeca will be
admitted to take part In the discuu-
WANTS TO pEPosE ALEXANDER,
M. Dediors, Russian sorslgu minis.
TER, presses the powers TO make tho
deposition OF Prince Alexander : lead.
ing proposition. The cxar fAvors the
candidAturs OF Psinos Waldemsn,