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III, New Naval Cadets.

A>N,rolJ> No September l2-The fol
lowiu- aam-l persons have been admitted
to the Naval Academy as cadets: Thomas
p. Na-ruder, OF Mississippi. John 5. Chen
Georgia Charles F. Pre3on, Indiana; K. ".
Du,ton, Colorado. Il j. Rjgh,ou. LoIisAna;
George B. Bradshsw, Texas; Nathan Fin
wisconsin; c ". Ohiey, Indiana; Geo
II. Nenkle. Jr., California. v. Cole mi
uois Alfred p krumboar. louisiana; Geo
B Fi,e, at large; Alfred 7 Thompson,
Wisconsin; Charles NJ Banker. Wisconsin,
SydueT T johnson, Texas; Charles q.
Long, Massachusetts; julius Proeb,zka
Wisconsin; Aiolph Schuher. illinois; Geo
". Danfcr,h Virginia; William ". Ray.
moud, Massachusetts; George W. Kirk, Mis-
souri,. George C. Mitchell Indiana; John
Il. Hylard, Pennsylvania; George II. Paul,
Wisconsin; A. ) McLenore, Tennessee:
O 0. Frick, Georgia; Lewis c. Lucas
ohio
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\ NIu,der BY Chinese.

Lsvls.oS, IuAuo. September i3.-D. NJ
Frazer. for twelve wears Auditor o. Nhos-
hone county, was found murdered in his
.cI irgs in the rear OF his store al Pierce
C..v The boiy was hacked to pieces. Inc
Object wns robbery. Blankets wer- hung
over the windows and an unsucct sstu, Al
rsmpt vas made to blow open the aate.
TRACKS lsadiug from the room indicate that
lie deed was DON oy Chjuess. There Is
no ,lew To- the murderers Nr. Frazer was
r.oue~r Of Southern Idaho and vii
kuowu aud respt cted.
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PlrrsrrRG. Pa, September l3.-The
completion Of Davis Island dam on the
Ohio river. six miles from this city, will be
celebrated by the citizens Of Plttssnrg and
ALE .heny on October 7. The dam is
movable and was constructed Tor the Pur.
pose Of maintaining nayigable stage OF
water at all seasons in The port ot Pi'tsburg.
The ceremonies will include grand parade,
PROCESSION Of steamboats,, fireworks, and ad-
dresses bv local and national celebrities
Invitations have been extended TO Presi,
dent Clcyela1d and the Governors OF all
STATES tributary 10 the Ohio.
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Perfectly RaseleSs.

PorrsyllLE, Pa, September l$.-Capt.
Anderson. chiet OF 'te coal and iron police
OF this district, pronounces the dispatcl from
~aamskin. describing the alleged lawless-
ness prevailing in tha: region, absolutely
aa-plC,s He declares that the Molly Ma.
guires have no sctusl existence in the coal
-cglons. ard affairs were never in condl
,icu Of more perfect quiet and security.
While the miners and labors have an open
orgauization known as the AmalgsmaIed
Association. lis objects are entirely legiti
mate. aud there is not even present pros
prct OF q general strike.
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4 Mi>,i->ippI>turnl

NV ORLEANS. September l&.-The Pic
ayuue's Canton, Mass, special say Yes
,erday afternoon q heavy rain and wind
storm accompanied by much thunder and
RghtniD, visited this section, BLOWN down
trees and fences and damaglng crops. At
Wearhersby plantation near there, Thos
Wea,hersoy and three NEGROES took retu-r
in a gin house which was soon atterward
struck by lightning One Of the negroes,
Austin Carsonros, was killed. WeatbersJy
VAS rendered senseless and the others was
0adtv stunned
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Ew,slT FReETHINXERs SPEAK.

y T.. September l&.-Tle
--.-. -s Convention opened a, he
..-. House this morning. Tae
.-.-... vas James Parton, o: Massa-
r...... ave lecture on Victor
#.- ."ag with the personal qualities
....- -e .aue o. The great FcsLyhmau
...4 aaG exercised -reat influence
,-- -az.0-. Nr Cortland, then read
.Fr. resolutions, which were
TIA. ne mother and nurse of al
-.. .ae.s. political and moral is uni
T.- . ... .5a;,y, and hat j;5 general
s..... is .a. condition OF the future
Peg ...-. .. a.. ;seihuman race.
adj Ia. ,aklRg our stand on the
..-a~...a' american doctrine Of the
...a-..-- g.. ,h..ch and State, We demand
.---.s G.. aoer,y. equal rights and
.... -nua-s 'hal such separation
@. . sud state should 5e completed
7- .ss, @: all avs exemp:ins the
.....- ..! ecclesiastical. property from
.,, PROHIBITION 5y law Of appyopc.a-
..-..-.r.. moneys Tor the supper, Of or
..- ... .,....'.ous under tn mana-ameH;
49,. -... g. s.a,.rian denOUjnauOGs.
.. ..-- -.al Ui an laws compelling the 90
..-......, au9 !av IS q ~Iooa'h or holy
.-t.-..rr DAvIeLc OF legislature
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Fntnl Eire pamp Explo>ioa.

PITvsuyEG, September estegday
afternoon while 80 men were at work in
the You-hiougts tsry Talley coal mines, OF
the Ashtabula Coal Company. at Galley ;
Station on the Baltimore X Ohio railroad
Al explosion Of IRE damp occGrr.d j,
fatally lnjariug Wa. Bradley and seriously
ournirg James Hamilton. 4 number OF
others were slightly irjqred. The DANA Ee
20 the mine vas yrry great. Nine -uspec
tor jenkins visited the mine last weeL and
prorounc, il free from gas. Bradley did
.rou his injuries this evening AMI uamll.
,ou is not .XreCtei to recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

Cu,rLgsro>. ". Va September l&.-An
Associated Press correspondent jU't
returned from Sy, amo:e Creek, Clay coan-
~. this State. where contagious disease
has been raging durjnc the past six weeks,
reports up 10 iate that 700 cases have been
reported. twenty OF which proved fatal up
10 last evening. Tne sickness Is confined
to territory ten miles square ard IS not
r-eoEipr
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rrnhinirinn Imnn..lhle. S,1. Reecher

RoyurSrER. y. Y, September l2.-Rey.
Henry Ward Bescher sends the following
20 tie Rochester Pos,-Express from Peeks
Kill. \ Y: Il am decidedly in favor OF
the insertion Q. high license plank in the
platform OF the coming Republican State
Convention. because absolute prohibition Is
an absolute jmpossi2iIr,y. HiEd license is
possible. feasible LIeq4itable- The moral
sense cfthr community will sustain the de.
rand The result will be q greater protec-
ton ofsorie'v from the evil OF liquor selling
than auy other method tina; can be en-
forced
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\ stage Robbery.

Mills ClrY MUST., September iS.-A
stage robbery is reported near Forty Nile
Rapche Friday night Three masked men
stopped the stage and secured the Wells
Fargo treasure 1oy containing 5000, Ell
route from F, Custer 70 #. Mckinney.
Tie Government money for troops $4,000,
had been cent throu-h only a day or 40
before
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BuckIen's Aruica Salvs.

The Best Salve in the world Tor Cuu
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fevef
Sores, T tier, CLappei Ear3s, Chi!olAint
Corns, and all Skin Eruptious, and Ponu
ti7ely curee Piles, or no pay required: Eu
guaranteed to give perfect sa'isfsch'G;' o,
nonsy refunded. Pfce IS c-ct pc! oor'
For sale By Logan d CO
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What You say.

There are so many frauds advertised for
the hair, you say. So there are, but ParG-
srs Hair Balsan, is rot one Of them. II
will not work miracles but it will do better
service for your hair than anything else you
can Gud. Restores original color. cures
iarir-E. gives na~ growth. Elegantly per
tuned. Not iye.
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4 Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary \. DALEY, OF TUnkhannock.
Pa. was afflicted for six Years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the best
physicians could give no relief. her lie
was despaired Of until in las October she
procured bottle of Dr. King New Dis
coyery, when immediate relief was felt, ano
bv continuing it's use for short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh ~
los. in few months.
Price Trial Bottles OF this certain cure
All Throat and Lung Diseases at Logan y
Co drug Store. Large bottles -.
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Twelve Factories to Resume.

P,vvs.vGG Scp.-m.er l3.-Twelve glass
tableware iacroriel which nave been clio ed
since last June Co. ;he usual summer vaca-
riou, will resume operations here to-nor.,
row giving employment to two thousand
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Communism in NIrNtco

Cr,Y os MvNco September IA com
muristic uprising in the Canton Of Cordona
il the State OF Vera Cruz, is giving great
anroyance 10 the ,iauters The Governor
OF the State pro 'esses a0lhty 10 put down the
rebels without the aid of federal troops The
rebels demand q division OF all property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

As effect existing wi;hou; cause IS az
::.Fos.i.;li'y. ,ica.,ng in he throa: h-sii.
rass Of the voice, Y;o.-nt coughing e;c ave
he fleets Of o seyerc cold. Dc. Bal. 4
Gown S7rap cl..s tie uo.i q oa.e a. t=-
moves is se.iaas e.t:S.s.
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MONTREAL. september l3.-The official
returns to-day show that = new cases OF
>msIlpox were reported Of which Is have
been authenticated
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yoIparaiso's Mining Trouble.

VALrAEAlSo, September l3.-Serious
trouble among the copper miners at
Currizal Alto i spprehended. The autho7i
lies of;he town have applied !or military as,
sistarce. There are over two hundred
miners 8; that point out Of employment.
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,IcC,r,cy Want, to Knock out Ryan.

NV loGh. September l$.-DomH'ch
W,caarey. OF Pit,sourg, is here and SAYS
he : ANXIOUS TO take Sulliyans place with
P,iir RYAN. He declares his belief thai
ne can kGock Paddy out in three rounds
Geo. Lester. Of the minstrel company which
b,,, Engaged Sullivan, will, on Monday
nos, II forfeit to back sullivan against any
man in the world for from $4,000 TO so
u.r at the close OF the season, and he o.'e;s
49, ~ NcCatTrev agairst Rv8u for > O1l
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Il HAVE thee on the hip, cried rheuna,
tism, seizing his victim and tossing him on
a suferin; bed Not so, he cried, not
30 Wait, my ancient foe just FIVE m'n'
utes. until the boy brings a bottle OF Saliva,
ton Oil then We L see who wins the day.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Valuable in Indigestion.

Valuable in lndlSe,hon'
pv. Daniel I. Nelson, Chicago, says: L
fr6 it pleasant and valuable remedy IL
indigestion. particularly il o7es~o7kei
men.
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Assistance for Parnell.

CIyrIyyA7I. O.. September ia large
meeting Of Irish America citizens was
Leld here this evening Judge Fitzgerald
presided Seven hundred dollars were Sub.
scrioed and 5000 more pledged. The
meeting instructed its president to send the
following dispatch
e.. Cruyi,, >'g.tP tPrB,V,gI .i,,D.;"'es.
NaLIu.
Nass meeting Of Irisb.AmeEicGrs held
here tonight pledges immediate assistance
c Pa.,anel.arJ fund add home rule.
J =. f. .EGA.1
Chairman.
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FREETHlNKERS
N Convention at Albany, Yesterday,
Formulate
ASST OF REMARKABLE RESOLUTIONS

We" :ne Recognizing 70
s Gen -lI---Ths Christian
r Rg.o0 Indicted.
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N.m nrnn,Y Krrt.trr.

...". .s- e. Washington. D. c., was
-.. ..1..L.si Deputy RegisJerer oE the
. aae he p.ac" OF Dap.cY III
-. $ retained in he oHse SIS a
..- ..--S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

.r.. D.. September IA Bu
.a-' nigh, William Jones was
a - ..s.r. Nth P,-Ly HotelIlug.
.. 'r0 ha-3 Characters. He had
-'..- ~or.7 N his pockets aud was
+. hts morning his dead body was
.-r..i art his pockets rmp'v. DO
.3r have na-n placed under ar
... '.a -~...' -. the c9coEtCs IN
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should think, had been written BY some ia:
who +, It the witch Of the pedsgogue and
took ostmortem vengeance:

SIN Wonder sacred piles
His voice was wont 10 SOUND;
And now his body rests
Beneath the hallOwed ground.
He taught the peasant boy
To read and Use the PEN
Hi, earthly tolls are DER
Ha's ,ripI his llst Ampnr
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N D O. September The
-a tg-... Of Statistics reports
..a lies C.: exports Of domestic
% :u..gws
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) ROV <

TOOK my wife up TO Jefferson Rock.
As q child she had played around ABOUT II,
this being her birthplace. Tue view Is such
as 10 hold you forever. L.ookint down u oon
he valley beneath could not but eGcIa.m
How beautiful are thy camps y Jaco,.
AID Thy tents, 0 Israel,
Cu,R.tS SE,sT.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

,:Ii t:..,,., ..,..i
De LesssPs ID s'iiI eIiefEetlc"I'y eNS"seu
upon DIS tai'1H1 oAn"i S''eue' -,
Charles horn, farmer liVlnS near MIL
iersbuFg Onlo' hahge1 himself
Founders Day at Kenyon College was
celebrated Tuesday with appropriate exer'
cises.
Richard Toomey was found on tho rail-
road track near Newark, o., having been
struck by train and fatally hurt.
Stephen A. Douglas, in jail Mt Newark,
o., on Scharge Of numbering his father, is
reported TO have made confession.
Julis Bronuis mysteriousy disappeared
from Eagle, Wyoming county, n. Y, and
it is thought sbe has been kidnapped.
The Ohio State jewelers. Association
will meet in the city OF Columbus, O., at
the PARK Hotel, on Wednesday, Hovem.
ber ii,
More troublo is expected with the West.
ern "boomerr," who now claim TO have
sixteen thousand in arms and ready u
maintain their rights.
In v1o Ohio srn,ema Court the motion
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In the Smallpox Epidemic iu MontroaI-A
FAthet,s ReAene.


MONTREAL, Nov. A few days ago
sanitary officers proceeded TO the residence
OF man named Cagnon to remove his
chilli, which was sick with smallpox.
Meeting with resistance warrant was
issued. The officer was met by Cagnon
carrying loaded revolver in each hand.
He threatened to shoot the officer II he
crossed the threshold. The officer, not be-
ing armed, retired. A second warrant was
then taken out on charge Of "threaten-
ing to shoot" Constable BOaudon, with
single companion, again tried to serve the
warrant, but this time found Cagnon and
his wife armed, both Of them carrying
revolver in each hand. The officers once
more retired. The next night Sergeanis
Moran and Carpenter, accompanied by
six constables, surrounded tho house.
After the men had been properly placed
in front and rear, the sergGauls PISSED
through the back door and found them
selves in long, dark passageway, with
another door at the end. This was sud-
denly thrown open and Cagnon and ! is
wife appeared, again armed. patley
took place, but to no use, as he threatened
TO shoot the first man that advanced.
The officers held consultation. when
the inner door was suddenly opened and n
bullet whizz9d in close proximity to the
Sergeants head. The officers quietly got
outside and at this moment one OF the
two upstairs windows was thrown open
and two more shots were fired at tho
police. Though on tho first appearance
OF the cOnstables there was no0ne around,
by this time there was dense crowd OF
sympathizers. SergeGnts Moran and Car
penter now formed their men in line, at
the same time shouting that they would
shoot the fret man attempting to dispute
their passage. They then retFeated, leay-
ing CagHon for the third timo victorious.
The health officials will to-day consult as
to the sdvisabiliLy Of taking t1e house by
RtnFni
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SAN FRAxcIsco, November 4.-Another
large land suit on IN old Mexican grant is
about to bo brought before the U. S.
Court. The puit will involve the title
to large slice Of this city. and county,
valued at not less than Sl0OOO,0OO.
The history Of the claim is as follows.
While Northern California was province
OF Mexico, Fernando Msrchina was COM
missary in tho Mexican army, and in 1912
was reimbursed for supplies furnished the
armv title 10 the lease OF theland. The
grant was triangular in form aud was in-
closed by line which takes in the whole
Of the Western addition and Hayes Val.
Icy, the cemeteries, aud slice Of the
Golden Gate PARK. II is claimed that
full title was given to Marchina in 1871
About 1850 Marchiua sold the grant to
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 4.-The Prosi.
dent returned to Washington at II o'clock
this morning. Subsequently, in conver-
sation at the White House, ho expressed
himself as satisfied and delighted with his
party's victoEy in New York. He said the
Republican ticket was undoubtedly the
strongest that could have been put in the
field. II lad the active and bril- iAnt sup.
port Of the eIttirs Republican pTess, 70.
gether with that OF independent Journals,
whose influence in close contestisalwGys
an important factor. Tho result ju3tities
the assertion that New York can be relied
upon in the future 80 Democratic State.
The victory WAS accomplished with fewer
removals OF Federal officials in New York
than in any other State because the Presi-
dent believed that this policy was the
wiscst. Altogether the President is in a
good humor this morning and is receiving
hosts Of friends who are jubilant over the
raRulL
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srAuSroS, Va, Nov Augusta county
gives Lee 1923 majority o Republican
gain Of 100. The Democratic Legislative
ticket is elected by 500 majority. The
district Of Highland Bath and Allegheny
was carried by the Republicans, gain Of
representative.
Rockingham county gives Republican
majority OF 10 and elects two Republican
members OF the Legislature instead OF
Democrats. Rockbridge elects two Demo-
cratic members by l2O majority. The Re.
publicans carry Allegheny county by 2lS
majority and elec: the legislative ticket.
Bath county gives ITO Democratic major
| ity. Highland. mountain county, has
not been heard from. Last year 1t gave q
Democratic mpiority of 49, Should that
vote be maintained the Republicans will
carry the Senatorial district composed Of
Highland, Bath and Allegheny counties,
by So. In the counties above named the
vote for Lee is about the same as for CleVe.
land last year.
HARRlsoNBURo, Va, Nov. Full rs
! iturnS from this county give Wise II ma
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RASOooN, Nov. 4.-Advices from Man
dalay, capital Of Burmah, state that the
Qucon Of BurmAh, who exercises great IN.
tluence over her husband, isenciente, and
Her Majesty declares that Fighting and the
smell oil gnnpOwder will be injurious 10
her health. She advises King Iheebaw to
temporarily submit to the demands OF the
British Government, and fight after her
confinement, as it is very important there
shall be an heir TO the burmese throne.
England has now no suitable candidate
for tho succession, both Of the present
claimants being unacceptable, owing to
their protiigate habits. 1t is believed,
therefore, that the Government Of Burmah
will answer the ultimatum Of the Indian
Government in an evasive manner in
order to secure time for tho aGcouchment
Of Her Majesty.
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THE CHINESE MUST 60.
TEE EVICTION or cu1NAMlN
In wa,hirEt rsrri.ory~HOv th."Hea,h,u
1ntsrlopsrs" Skipped out-Thry Wander
About Homsloss-PrObabloA Action of
Washington Territory Grand Jury.

TACOMA, W. T., Nov. 4.-Yestefiay be-
ing the time set for the Chinese to leave,
many hundred citizans congregated in the
forenoon, marching in an orderly manner
along the streets TO the Chinese houses,
ordering occupants to pick their goods
and leave. The order was complied with.
By 5P. NJ. all their effects were packed,
loaded on drays, and the Chinese marched
alongside the wagons, en- route TO Lake.
view, nine miles eouth Of here.
Chinese merchants were given lime til
morning to pack their goods, each store
being allowed three assistants. 0ae hum
dred and ninety.seven Chinese reached
Lakeview about o'clock p. NJ. and camp
ed in vacant houEes. 1t is not known
whether or not they will go 10 Portland,
but they probably will. Minyof them are
walking eoulh on the railroad track. C:ti
zsns sent cut, last nightTprssise+ :. = though
TO last till morning.
PORTLAND, OGE., Nov. 4.-Tha grand
jury for Kings county, Washington tcrri-
tory, has just been reconvened to meet Mt
Seattle by order Of the Court. This causes
much public speculation. 1t is asserted
that the jury is called together in antici-
patton OF serious trouble, should the Obi
nese refuse to leave on that date fixed by
the 80 called Workingmen's League for
their departure. The fact 10 that thu
District Attorney and grand jury have.
spotted certain leaders OF the al
legged Labor League and they viii
bs indicated under tho sections OF the
United States Revised Statutes, which pro-
vide ior the punishment of persons who
intimidate foreigners. The offenders will
be prosecuted under the Civil Rights law,
and to the fullest extent. The grand jury
has number OF witnesses who will ewear
as to personal intimidation. The Chinese
treaty is considered as equivalent 10 tie
law Of the land, 30 the District Attorney
viii hold that each and every United
States officer is in the Civil Service, and
will 30 enforce the law.