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Tho Alaska Expsditlon

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Lieutonant
George NJ. Storey, commanding the
expedition to Alaska, reports to tho
aecrStary OF the navy, under date of
July II, bis arrival at Ha.hsm, on
July II, he was TO start on tho dsY of
writing, with the larger part OF the
stores, for the headwater5 of Putnam
river.
81 will proceed" he SAYS, as iar as l
can with boats; tEere l will Land tho
stores and leave a party under Post
Assistant Engineer Dean to build win
ter quarters. Ensign w. T. Howard,
United States navy, will continue up
tie heaowstsrs OF the Putnam river.
| will then return for the rem in&er Of
the stores and the party lett, Ensign
leave in charge OF The party
and stores LETT behind. / am well
fitted out for the winter with plenty of
provisions and have al the fur cloth
lag that want. most respectfully
request that q vessel 90 sent after we
reaca latham inlet, not later than
August %, 1896, aiuco / would like to
know by thsG time what to expect IN
Ordar 10 arrange for the coming win-
ter. Should no vessel reach mo by
August %, will commence my re-
treat to st. MichaeIs, @ trading post of
the Alaska Commercial company,
where can get good winter quarters
and food, OF which / may be deficient.
I can make retreat to st. M,chaels in
my boats without much difficulty. All
arc we'll on board aud in good spirits,
EyDrVihinn looks bright aheai,n
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a 3lu9. rusls ~ SPAIN
The Caroline Dispute with Germany
Causes u Ministerial Change-The
Revelation spirit-uuasz isa'
bella Watching tho pFlft
OF fEVents-The Irlsh,
The spanish-Getman Trouble
ORDERS RENEWED,

PApIs, Sept. S.-A dispatch from
Madrid TO Les Temps slyG tho govern
ment has roaowed its ORDERS 10 tie
governors Of provinces to prevent
anti Fermsn manifestation and mill,
tary precautions have bson Increased
in Ssragoss and Valencia. II IL prob,
abls King Leopold, OF Belgium, or Em-
poror Francis Joseph, Of Austria, will
be asked 20 act az arbitrator between
Spain and Germany. King Al
ionso, at tho cabinet council to-day,
deprecated any decision TO rupture
friendly rotations with Gegmsny.
Anti. German demonstrations n. 81.
Sebastian have been suppressed. Sew
eral arrests have been made.
REVOLUTION PREDICrED.
A majority OF the newspapers IN this
city expect thar tho strong anti.Ger-
Spain by the Csrolines affair will re-
suit in revolution in that country, as
the people manifest hostile feeling
against King Alfonso aud his ministry
for actions respecting Germany's occu'
pstian of Yap. Ex-Qusen Isabella, OF
Spain, In an interview, expressed her.
self as very hopeful OF au amlcable
settlement OF the difficulty between
Spain ana Germany.
A NEW PREMIBR.
A telegram from Madrid states that
General Lopez DomiDgue2 has SUBJ
mitted to tho pressure brought 10 bear
on him, and has accepted the premier
shiS.
WHO HE Is.
Though the report OF General Lopez
Dominguez has succeeded To the head
of tho Spanish government Ia n,t
veried, IL Is generally believed he will
be appointed premier. He Is the only
general able TO supprsBs the present
popular agitation, or IL out of Office
could counteraot Kng Alfonso's desire
for peace with Germany. He is q very
able officer and he's great influence
with the army in either direction.
MUST MOVE.
The Figaro and the Gaulois stste
that tho commander OF tho German
gunboat who recently occupied Yap
has been ordered by his government
20 eyscuate it.
a HAPPY HOPE.
MADRID, Sept. S,-The universal
opinion here is that the last communi-
cation TO the EorGrnmont from Count
Salms Sonnewqlde, The German min.
lister, justities tho hope OF speedy and
amicable settlement of the Ca;ulines
dispute.
SORT OF REAssUEING.
BERLIN, Sept. 8. - 1t is be-
loved an arbiter will not be
needed in tho Carlines affair, When
matters connected with the German
occupation of Yap are settled En-
peror William will receive Count de
Bonomar, the Spanish ambassador, ON
his former footing.
The newspapers are most moderate
in tone in dealing with the Spanish
officially.
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TEE VOICE OF LABOR

A Resolution Adopted mt Chicago tn In
form the World Wha. WroDged Work
ingmen Want.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Daring the exer-
oises at the labor parade and celebra-
ton the following resolution was
adopted: "The organized mechan-
ics and wOrkinamsn of Chicago, on
this, the first celebration o the labor
national holiday, deem it duo them
selves and the public to announce that
they know their rights, and Will main
tain them at all hazards. They prefer
the ballot to the bullet, reason to ruff
fianism, united aud intelligent action
to meaningless violence as the agency
best calculated to remove the evils of
which they complain. The means that
may be justifiable in the despotism Of
the Old World are unwarranted and
out of place in free republic where
tho franchise is the inalienabis right
of every American citizen, n,irraspsctive
of color and nationality, and they are
unwilling TO aid in the destruction Of
tho institutions OF our country, the
hope Of toe oppressed of every cline,
which their yalor and patriotism have
Eacural,U
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CLOVIS Your Liyer?"
elbows Your Liver'
In the comic opera of "The Miksdo"
his i,uperial hiRhucss says:

In the comic opera of "The Miksdo"
his imperial highnoss says:
"To make, TO some extent,
Each evil Liver,
A running river,
Ofhnrmless merriment."
Il nobler task than making evil liv-
ers, rivers and harmless merrlment no
person, king or lsyman could take
upon himself. The liver among the
ancients was considered tho source of
all mans evil impulses, and the
chances are 10 to one to-day that IL
0ne's liver is IN an ugly condition OF
discomfort, some one's head will be
n asheG before night.
"How's your liver?" is equivalent to
the inquiry: Arc you bear or an an
gel to-day?
Nino.tonths of the "puro-ausse d.
ness.n tho actions for divorce, the cur
tain lectures, the family rows, not to
speak of murders. crimes and other
oalamities, are prompted by the irri-
tating sffect of the inactivity of the
liver upon the brain. Fothergill, the
great specialist, says this and he
knows, He also knows that to pre-
vent such catastrophies nothing
equals Warmers safe cure, renowned
throughout the world al maker OF
"Each evil Liver
4 running riyer
OF hermless merfiment."
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NATIONAL sEws NOTES
Fourth-CIass Postmalters.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Tha acting
p0stmsstsr-goneTsl to-day appointed
tho following fourth,class pos,mas-
tors;
IndianA-Ackley, Ssm W. Hugh;
Oil Praire, d. Ii. Taylor; Dunroath,
Miss T.. Grilin; Marta, j. J. Baker;
Rsinor, j. A. Hamill; Alamo, j. II.
Mitchell; Farmland, j. W. Cline; Bos-
ton, Il. w. Jones; Alqulna, Andrew
Young; Buffalo, Il. G. Neil; Burling-
ton, w, $. Johnson; Arba, l., Austin;
Miami, 5. Workman; Ireland, j..
Williams.
Pennsylvania - High Spiro, j. J.
Leman; sIewartstown, j. q. Ham
mond; Nicholson, A. W. Stephens;
Msidaiessx' 5. WilmsTi ursgna,
William III. ElchhOltz; New Baltimore,
Shaw; Shanksvillo, S. Dunham; Ber-
lin, Mrs, A, Hehey; Chest Springs, IL.
Mollon; G arret, q. Tllp; Arronsburgh,
Thomas Yoariok; North Cumberland,
j. y. F0rsythe.
Observation-Disclosures, +. S. McCluu-
non; Brskehill, j. olney; Athons, j. ID.
Strange.
Montana - Elkhorn, William ~.
Ulm; Big Elk, Mrs. NJ. l.. Hatch.
Gregon-Comstock, j. A. Grlggs;
Hubbard. III. q. Caldwell.
West Virginia -Ronceyerte, James
Carroway.
Nebraska-Palmyra, Il. w. Foster;
Potter, August Thonlpson; Waterloo,
Charles Il. Parker.
Kansas-Blus Rapids, w. Thompson;
Norton, w. Hills; Grenola, r. b.
Hatcher; Do Soto, b. S. Taylor.
Iowa-Wssley, w. +. Butts: Angus,
p. w. Gully; Solon,C. HlpcliT; Panora,
j. E. Wagner; Nassau, j. Q. HcSpod.
dell; Ruthven, Edward Anderson.
Texss-Wedoli, w. L. Buchanan;
Midlothian, w. 4. Hancock.
Illinois-rampico, Miss NJ. Glass
burn; Arming,on, j. M. Guye.
keLtucky-Elktown, Il. w. Westh-
or; Shumlo, NJ. NJ. Maynard; Elam.
ton, w. w. Lewis; Alphareia, NJ. q.
Spencer; Orton, j. b. Ashley.
Observation-Disclosures, A. McClel-
Ian.
Michigau-Garnester, N. P, Leland;
Tuscola, j. l., Richardson.
Ohio-Wakeman, J. q. MoMann;
West Lafayette, S. 4. Craig.
Missisaippi-Bsauregard, G. A. Ray.
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NEW YORK Sept. S.-The committee
appointed by The Senate 10 Investigate
tae government OF Now York city and
its departments to-day had their first
session. A resolution was passed re-
gu esiiDg the corporation council to
Communicate by letter with various
beads Of departments and with the
officers of the city and county, with
view of obtaining from them sugges
tons and ia rs to assist the committee
in It's work. The comDtrolec's office
sent in a summary Of the reports of
that department, covering period Of
over 40 years. 1t will be used a basis
to begin tha Investigation in detail.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Indian Com
missioner Atkins has received tele-
gram from Captain Leo, agent a!
tho Cheyenne and Arapahoe agency,
10 which he states that up to the pros
eut tisae GO, GOO cattle have been driven
off the reservation, About $4,000
are still on the tos5rvatlon,
but all are moving with a single eX-
ceptiop, where tho owner has not heea
able to secure another range, The
egent believes that this individual
means TO leave, buG says shat if his
sincerity is doubted his stock will be
removed by the government. COM
missioner Atkins says TO is satisfied
with things in the Indian Territory,
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Railrord strskeiu Chicago

CuIcAGo, Sepr. S.--The strike Of the
switchmen Of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne d. Chicago became moro gen.
eral to-day, all the switch engineers
employed by tho company ou their
tracks in Chicago having been sban.
doned by their crews. The men say
the trouble grows out of the action OF
Thomas Griffin, tho yard-master, in
giving an inexperienced man q place
as sWitchman Of an extra engine.
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coinpanind by an upward movement
thst vas continued until the close Oi
tho bosIs. In tho msjOrliy OF ohsoa
inal prices ara tho highest OF tho day
aud from Z. Ia 5s hlghOr than the clos
ing yesterday. It has been finally
settled that tho Chicago, linTl-
ingt0n 4 quincy will tuild
ia extension into the Sc.
Paul territory, whiGA N expected
to lead to railroad wrr IN Tho North
west similar 10 that which has boon exc
psri0nGBd In tue East,
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ISABELLA WAITING AND WATCHING.
PARIS, Sept. S.-Ex-Queen Isabella,
of Spain, is here, awaiting the issue of
tho disputs between Spain and Ger
many. She has frequent conferences
with Prince Hohenlohe, tho German
ambassador. BE is an old friend, and
she hopes for his mediation. A party
is forming In favor Of placing the T.
year-old princess of Austria on the
throne Of Spain, with General Ssla-
manca as regent. The general is the
most popular man in Spain.
PRINCE NAPoLEoN'S WORLD TRIP.
The Figaro announces that Prince
Napol leon, in October, will start on q
tour OF the world. He will spend three
weeks in America, and then visit
China, India, Persia and Russia.
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Admiral .roueit Protsstr.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S--Admiral
Jouett has wrltten letter to tho acc.
ond comptroller, protesting against the
disallowance OF $40O in his accounts for
contingent expenses incurred in the
entertainment OF certain dignitaries at
New Orleans. He says 1t has always
besn tho custom to sllo W tho expendi-
lures and that it was certsinly known
to Congress that the custom existed,
and the contingent appropriation
was TO cover expenses OF this sort.
He protests most vigorously against
having the money deducted from his
nav as an officer OF tho navy.
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MILES CITX, Montana, Sept. S.-The
case of perjury against Lieutenant
Colonel Cochrsne, of the Fifth infant
ry, of Fort Keogh, was disposed OF
here before Judge John Coburn, yes
terday, the jury acduitting the defend
ant on the first vote. The case has at
tracted great interest in army circles,
being an off-shoot of the court-martial
of Lieutenant John G.. Fremont Til
lottson in September, 1884.
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A New Trial for Frankie Morris.

Usage MISSION, Kas., Sept. s.
Judge Stillwell, in the noted frankie
Morris murder trial, has granted a
now trial TO tho defendant, on the
ground that the approbrious express
sions Of the county attorney were out
side of the record and prejudicial to
the interests of the defendant. One of
the strong giounds urged bv the de-
fendant tor new trial was the analy-
sis made by Professor Gresson, of
Chicago, IN which he found but slight
traces Of arsenic in the liver Of the
dead woman, Nancy J. Poinsett.
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THE FIRST SHIPMENT.

LONDON, Sept. S.-Sixty thousand
pounds sterling of bullion was bought
in open market yePgerday for ship
nant to tds United States. This will
90 the first of several shipments 10 be
made.
ELIzA's EVIDENCE.
Eliza Armstrong ON her further
oss.examination, frequently contra
oicted herself, and her evidence con-
flicted with thai Of her mother, She
confessed that she did not go to sleep
when the handkerchief, saturated
with chloroiorm, was applied to her
nose, during what waS called the
"momentary turpriso' Of o medical
examination.
Mrs. Armstrong was crogs-eXem.
ined. She was bold ana vulgarly
abused Mrs. Jarrett and Mr.. Russell,
counsel for the defense. The witness
ad nitted Rhe had three times been
fined for being drunk, once for an as
ssult, and that she was not drunk the
night Eliza departed from home, but
became intoxicated after she left.
The court then adjourned until Sat-
urday,
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Aurora.

AURORA, Sept, S.-LSpecial. The
election for prohibition is passing of
very quietly. Up to this time prohi-
bition ia in the lead by very hand
some majority, and tho news from
Decatur and other voting places is
very favorable for final victory
against whisky when tho votes are all
counted. The question hss been we'll
discussed before the people by l.. G.
Sparkman aud a G. ELL against, and
e. u. Ferman and Holman, ofDscatur,
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Undssir able Immigrants

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The commits
sioners of emigration of the State OF
New York hav reported to the secre-
tary OF the treasury, that during the
year 1884, ihero arrived at the pert
of New York 33,003 Immigrants,
all of whom vera examined
by tho beard and on such , examinso a.
either convicts, lunatics, idiots or per-
sons una ole to take care of themselves
without becoming public charges, and
were returned to the countries whence
thpv naTNe.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. SIT is stated at
the treasury department. that the only
significance of the recent can
collation. of tho silver certificates
to the amount OF $l5,0O0,OO0
lies in the fact, as shown
by experience, that certificates of
large denominations are absolutely
worthless as circulating medium.
The notes destroyed were $500 and
81, 600 certificates, and 1t is proposed in
case they shall be- required to replace
them with $40, $40, $50 and 500 certif fl
oates, as the latter are much better
adapted for general currency.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept. S.-A Times Ep-
poria, Kansas, special says: Ii
is reported thst Mrs. Walkup
has received q letter from sone person
in Louisiana who gays that he is
the man referred TO as having called
with Mr.. Walknp upon DR.. Scott in
Kansas City last November. The wri-
ter says that Mr.. Walkup was using
arsenic pills and solution ct the time
to his knowledge. If desirable, he
will come to Emporia and testify to
that effect. Mrs. Walkup's attorney
took possession OF the letter and re-
fuses 80 reveal the name and residence
OF the writer. Nothing is known OF
him except that he is said to be the
editor Of a paper in Louisiana called
the Sentinel.
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DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER.
BENSON, Arizona, Sept. S.-A dis
patch from Guyamss reports that Lieu
tenant Colonel Tronugo and Mr..
George Stevens died of yellow fever.
General Lsitas and four other officers
are down with the disease. Mild csses
exist at Mazatlan and San Bias.
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SAN ANTONIO, iSept. S.-lSpecial.-
Anton Beeiz, accused of completely in
the killing of Deputy Marshal Mig
ell, at Castrovllle, some days ago, had
u habeas corpus trial to-day. While
tho trial was in progress q commune
cation was received frsm the grand
Jury, stating that Medina county was
the proper place In which TO fad the
Indictment, aud refusing to indict
was dismissed. No testimony was ad-
duc0d 10 show that Beetz shot or at
tempted TO shoot, though he accompa-
MED Thumm when tho latter shot
Si2gli.
Joseph Wernols testified that Beetz
said before the killing chat II was
shame for Thumm to have beou bluned
by Niggii, and that he intended to
MAKE Thumm kill him.
Manager j. j. Gavanaugh, OF the
Sunset base ball club, has receiyed q
telephone message from the Fort Clark
CLUB saying that nine are willing to
play the Sunsets two games II the sun
sets would name the dates. Mr.. Cava-
naugh rspiyed, naming September 10
and 20 as tho DAYS which were agreed
upon. A nine from Prairie Lee has
alao expressed q willingness to play
San Antonio and dates In October Will
be agreed upon.
Az regular meeting of tho Me-
chanics' and Workingmen's union,
held at Meyers hall last evening, the
following officers were elected TO serve
for tho ensuing half year:
President-F. w. Fuetz.
Vice -President-S. w. Morris.
Corresponding Secretary Herman
Heiligman.
Finaucisl Secretary-JGcob Stoudt.
Troasurer-A. Jacobs.
After tho election installation OF the
officers took place and the success OF
tho new board was drank in many
sparkling draughts Of wine. The
union is now in q better condition than
10 has been for many years.
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CLEVELAND, Sept. SAIL the coal
miners in the Tuscsrawas valley re-
sumed work this morning, and by
noon the II mines were in full opera
tion. The strike has been in progress
since August l, since the reduction
was made.
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points as heretofore published, did
nos embrace rates to points herewith
giveni
Tho minimum ratio between Calves
ton, Hayasots aud Bronham per 100
pOunds will bs 10 cents on hrst.class
merchandise; a eonts on sscond-class;
% cents on thlfd.classi 81 cents on
fOurth.olRss; 81 cents ON Glass Al ~
cents on Glass Is; "a cents on Glass q;
- cents on Glass ID, and 10 cents on
Glass Il.
Between Houston and Navaaota the
rates are 30, 80, 32, u, y, ~, -, IL and
II cents respectively.
Between Houston and Bronhan, 10,
80, 80, 81, 20, q, %, II and II cents re-
speclively.
Between Galveston, Milano and
HoRrne, 6l, IS, 81, 90, 80, 10, 35, 2j and
20 cents respectively.
Rat6a for San Antonio, ludlanola,
Cisco and Laredo have not been sched-
u!ei yet, but II IN announced that
those common points will share the
same proportion IA compared with
previous rRteP, the general decrease
already agreed upon 90 other common
points IN the State.
The above rates and those pre-
vlously announced will 30 into effect
on tho 18th inst, instead ofon the lOih,
rs previously reported.
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Arkansas Congressional Election.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. S.-Scattering
returns from the Third district render
certain the election to Congress of Il.
G. McRae, Democrat, over 9. E..
Mitchell, Independent. to fill the va
cancy caused by the election of J. K.
Jones to the Senate.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-A telegram
was received at the marine hospital
bureau to-day from Post Assistant
Surgeon Dsvin. at Port Townsend,
Washington Territory, asking author
ity to employ watchmen to protect
the property of the marine hospital
service. He says several attempts
have been made to fire the town and
that Ste place is now under patrol by
ciaEena.
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Spain.
MINrsrER EosrRR UNwELL,

LONDON, Sept. S.-A dispatch from
Madrid states that John W. Foster,
American minister, has been i'll for
the past few days, and that last night
ho became worse.
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Ireland.
POPULATION OF THE ISLAND.

DUBLIN, Sept. S.-Statistics just
gathered show that the population OF
ireland is under 100000 and that the
number of births aud marriages is be-
low the average of the previous 10
VasrS. 'r"
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ireland q.
RUNS ON BANKS

Cork, Sept. s.-There is heavy run
On the branches of the Bank of Ire
land and the Provincial bank at Skib.
berea, q town 40 miles from here.
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THE REPORT FROM SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. s.-There were 1,S7O
new cases of cholera and $50 deaths
reported throughout Spain yesterday.
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CHATTANOOGA, Sept. s. - The
talk OF q few foolish me-
groes alarmed some people last
night and the two military
companies met at their armories and
announced themselves in readiness to
obey the orders OF the sheriff. They
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EMpoEIA, Sept. s.-Mrs. Walkup, by
her attorney, waived preliminary
trial in the Justices court to-day, and
the oase will go to tho district court to
be tried at the October term, in this
nj
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rone or the st.ck Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Governments
dull and strong. The stock market
was quiet and at times feverish, es-
pecially during the first hour. After q
a break Of x to tx per cent. Tne lowest
figures OF the day were reached during
the first hour, but after II O'Clock
became more steady. Dealings, ex-
cent some occ .sional spurts, were light
anil late Ia tae day, Ehsn shera was
sg'ais some shcw of ahusiusss. &C.
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GALVESTON, Sept. 7.-[Speoial. l-The

minimum irafic rates hxel by the
Texas Traffic association 60 common
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yora nlt called upOn. Tho TOuOes
ara very orderly Hnd tho story that
they inter ~ fiOting did them gre I
Injury, " "a advice ~ their more
int8llignf y pFcsentatiyes, tha gIeaior
number 3 em ild not leave th0ir
homes af 2 iarg, The city " unusu-
ally qui Tao negroes connected
with lh0 uf Saturday night VII,
Os nfrrsi lnd prosecuted.
Arkahss Irdorsrs iIisastsd IN Jal
LITL a .oOK, sept. s.-A Gazette
Washiu 4, Arkansas, special says;
A mob, . nday plight, visited Pike
countyl e atMurlreosboro, and made
80 Gttohin, to shoot tho Polk boys,
confined ioI murder, but not being
able "a g0t the a tho mob hauled a pile
OF wood 60 the jail, piled IL around the
iron cell, saturated tno wood with coal
oil aud literally roasted both prisoners
nlive. Nothing IL standing but the
brick walls of tho jail. The PslEs muir
derod peddlor last year aud have had
several trials. The affair has croatsd
great excitement, ana this is tho third
effort by mobs 10 kill them.
Another Thievlsh Township Trustee.
WILLIAMsPosr, Iud., Sept. s-John
b. Clnwson, trustee OF Warren town
slip, Is reported az having issued
fraudulent warrants 20 tho amount OF
$4,000. Se is missing.