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AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. 14-Colouel Nc
Cullcch, one of the Special Laud Commis-
sioners, has forwarded TO tho Governor an
elaborate report, showing that the school
lands are being extensively used for free
grazing, iu violstion Of thelaw, in Ptesidio
county. The report gives the names OF 8
number Of depredators. Some are occu.
pyingyast ranges for their cattle, where
they have not leased an acres OF land, and
others occupy ranges, only small portions
OF which they have leased from the State.
The labors OF the Commissioners are ex-
pected to make further startling reyela-
lions Of these wholesale trespasses upon
the public lands, and to lead to the re-
clamation Of the lands from such abuses,
which have been going on for years 80 ex.
tepsively, and depriving the State Of local
FaVnOnha
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TIE DURHAM BULL
IS srlIl nurEINe AwAY AZ IT.
Ths Ls.s.. serssd ON the AlaSaas orain.
Court-WAat Democrats IN WaShipEtou
niuk Of HoatIy as . Candidate.
1IIsEivinEs-RoSoerAns' Racket.

WAsHNoroN, D. O., Sept. H.-First
Comptroller Durham has written letter
to J. A. ]. Cresswell, United States Consul
before the Court OF Alabama Claims. in re-
gard to the amount of his compensation
under the law, ia whichhe says: "With-
out discussing that portion OF yourletteroi
the 1lth inst replying to articles in the
Washington Star and New York Herald,
with which this Office has NO concern, ]
would respectfully call your attention to
section 5 Of act Of January 81, 1874,
in the following words: That the Presi-
dent may designate 0 counsellor at
law, admitted to practicein the Supreme
Court OF the United States, 70 appear as
counsel on behalf OF the United States, and
represent the interest Of the Government
in, said suit and in all claims filed
for ind emnityior Losses as proVid-
ed by this act, aubject to the super
Aision and controlot the Attorney
General. Such counseishSit reclaim
for his services, expenses and such
reasonableallowance for each. .claimas may
be approved by court to be appointed in
each claim, Gdiudicated and paid
from said award upon the certificate
Of one OF the judges; and to the provision
OF the act OF March 8, 1875, IS stat, 373,
thus, that the compensation OF the coun.
sellor OF the United States provided for by
section 5 Of the act OF Congress creating
q court Of Commissioners Of Alabama
Claims approved June %, 1874, shall not
exceed 5000 per annum, and refer you
to he rule OF construction laid down by
Chief Justice Taney in AldIidge OF al vs..
Williams (3 How. "a
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LIBERTY NOW ASD FOREVER.
John Adams Patriotic Cry RinEinl
Throurhout Ireland Today.

John Adams Patriotic Cry Ringing
throughout Ireland To-day.
DUBLIN, Sept. 14.-Acorrespoudent tele-
graphs: The old American colonial cry Of
John Adams, "1ndependencs now and
forever" is being adopted everywhere
in the Irish election campaign, now be-
ginning in dead earnest wherever the Ma
tionalists most congregate. The Derry
meeting yesterday was as revolutionary as
any in 1913, when Wexford Redmou ex-
claimed in his speech there, "It the de-
mands OF Ireland are ignored l dare say
the day may come when the crack OF
rifles on the shore of Great Britain will
bring lads like Mr.. Chamberlain to their
senses"
About the time the Lord Lieutenant ar
rived he possibly heard the shouts which
greeted this outburst, or which hailed this
passage: "Mr. Chamberlain cries: we
are only four millions.' II he could he
would like to echo London fimes SEN
tence: Make q Celt a. rare in
Ireland as red Indian on
the shores OF Manhattan? From
those very MANHATTAN snorest from glor1-
ous America there are fifteen million
hearts beating for Ireland to thunder back
the answer OF exiled Ireland 70 Chamber
lain's challenge, and he will soon learn
that there ia slight asithmetical mistake
in putting Us down at four millions. Our
course Is clear. All support must be given
Mr.. Parnell.
Union, steadtness and perseverance will
insure success, and think what success
means. Think OF the pride, the glory and
the Joy Of placing the crown Of liberty on
our country's brow. Think OF the day,
please God at hand, when the werk OF
generations will be completed, when the
blood OF our martyrs will bear fruit, and
when the rafters that rang TO Grattou's
voice will again be wakened into echoing
the tones Of men who love liberty" This
alIusion TO America was founded on the
following cable message, received at the
National League office, Dublin, addressed
"Parnell: The Irish citzsns OF Milwau.
kee send, in reply TO Chamberiain's brutal
speech, q draft for E363."
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G. WASH TrprEr1, Of the Pt. Pleasant
Rtg,tr, is hot over an insinuation made
by ex.Auditor Bennett's Huntington Ad.
rtriistr, to the effectthat Tippett was do
Ing the tawning act towards the Camden
Eenna dynasty, because, torsOOthl Tippea
il. bad been appointed q mail messenSet.
Mr.. Tippett ays that such IN insinuAtion
is nothing but display Of contemplate
littlenesS, and he wants to know Il it was q
crime to appoint his son to aposition, and
If he, Ttppett, Sc, wasn't entitled to reeos-
milton from the Democratic pOWersH Why,
otcourss, to be sure. Butthen you will be
expected to hold up your end Of the string
next year when the vote for members Of
the Legislature Is counted. The Camden
nominees must be all present or satistae-
torily accounted for.
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The Plarae Passing Away.

MADRID, September 1.-THE reports Of
cholera for the week ending last night
show that the disease is stationary in San
tader and Barcelona, and in all the other
injected provinces there has been steady
decrease. A fair rate in regard to the
latter assertion is taken from the province
Of Gsenada. Yesterday there were only
72 cases Of cholera and IS deaths reported
in the province, while on Sunday the 9Th
inst. there were S34 new cases and II
deaths reported. Te Deuurl were generally
sung in the churches throughout spsin
yesterday. The official number OF deaths
reported yesterday for the whole Of Spain
was 3S7.
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TIE AUsrRIAN MISSION.
The Poss Likely to Remain Vacant for
Some Time.

Ino Eo4b AlAbll ~ AA0A4AAA NASAAAh avs
Some Time.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-Keiley now hay,
ing formally rendered his resignation and
the same having been accepted, the Aus.
trian mission is now vacant. What will
be done about filling it is Just now mat,
ter Of speculation. Applicants for the
Office are not giving much il any encour-
agement, and there ia an idea prevalent
that the administration really intends to
do what was limited some time ago, and
let the matter stand for time with the
ssionunfilled.
There is hope on the part Of some hot
headed people that this will be done, but
what the country would gain by such q
course does not appear. tis well known
that Secretary BSyard deeply sympathizes
with the rejected Minister, and would be
willing to do all that is reasonable and
proper to make up for the humiliation
which Kelley has been made TO sntfer.
But 10 carry his feeling OF sympathy to
the extent Of offering an atiront 70 the
Austrian Government is not thought to
be his intention. The calmer second
thought would most likely cause him to
abandon such course. The best 1udg-
ment Of the country would not sanction
any movement OF the kind.
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HARnsBuRe, Pa, septehbef 14-The
celebration of the centennial anniversary
Of the city of Harrisburg aud county of
Dauphin began to-day. The city was in
holiday attire, nearly all the buiIdings be-
ing decorated with bunting, evergteens.
&c. The festivities were opened this
morning by = street procession Of over
5000 children. At the Court House al
dresses were made BY Governor P4ttison,
Judge Simonton, Mayor Wilson and
otheis. A centennial poem By @. Q. Bnm-
baugh, Of Baltimore, was read. General
Simon Cameron presided, assisted by Hon.
Alex Ramsey, oil Minnesota Tomorrow
there will be 8 military and civic display.
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ANALYSIS or THE RACE.
The difference in spoed-rho Scene a. IL
lini.h.

The Difference in speSd-Tho Scene at thu
RiBi.h.
NEW YoRE, Sept. 1.-THE largest feet
Of steamers ever assembled in New York
harbor for similar sight accompanied the
yachts over the entire course. The scene
at the finish was one Of the erandest ever
witnessed. Both yachts were saluted by
every vessel, and gun from Fort Wads-
worth, Staten Island. Owing to the crack.
ing an iron cap Of the Genesta's
mainmRst the outside race Is post
poned till Wednesday. At last the
representative yachts Of England and
Amerlca-the centre board aloop Puritan
and the keel cutter Genesta-haVe met
and fought one round in the marine bat
tie which Is TO decide the future owner
ship Of that precious trophy, the Americas
cup. In race Of 50 miles, over the inside
course Of the New York Yacht club, To-
day the centre board defeated the cutter
with the % seconds time allowed the cut.
ter BY the Puritan's, Is minutes and 10
seconds corrected.
The wind At the start was liRhtirom the
south by west, which made It . dead heal
TO the frat mark. Prom here to the light
ship the wind tTeshened and permitted
the yachts 70 start sheets at intervals
From the Houter marx" back to buoy
of Sandy Hook, tho wind was about lou
points free. Two taeks were made In thl
Houelhoe 70 WestAer buoy 70, and iron
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Rs..sr ETtradition rrraty Demanded.

ToEosTo, osr., Sept. 1.-THE Nal TO-
day editorially says: Lawrence Brain
erd's case emphasizes once more the me-
cessity fora more comprehensive extradi-
ton treaty between Great Britain and the
United States. Canadians do not yearn
for the company OF tugitivea from the
United States. These men arc by no
means desirable immigrants. Ifany COM
plants should arise At their presence here,
they should come from Canadians who
have such society forced upon them,
rather than from our American neighbour,
at whose doors lies the responsibility Tor
the narroWness Of the present extradition
ARRANGEMENTS"
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Mrs. Mary A. Daley, Of Tunkhannock,
Pa, was afflicted for ok years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the best
physicians could give no relief. Her life
was dcspaired OF until last October she
procured q bottleoi DR., Kings New Ms
eoyery, when immediate relief WIS felt,
and BY continuing is nse for short time
she was completely cured, gaining in flesh
50pounds In Z few months.
Free Tfiai Bottles Of this certain cure Of
ali Throat and Lung diseases at Logan i
Co.'S drug store. Large Bottles 81 0O.
MWEGW
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LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Times to-day
says: "The statement will be read with
interest that We have the presence OF the
Chief Justice Of the United States among
us. It Is regrettsble, though, that the
time Of the year prevents concerted action
respecting his visit being taken on the
part Of the different Inns Of Court. The
legal profession, however, will exLend
Chief Justice Waite that cordial reception
given BY Americans to Lord Chief Justice
Coleridse on the occasion Of the latter's
visit to the United States. Butt Is fitting
that the presence among us OF Judge yet
more eminent in position than Lord Cole
ridge be known and recognized by u.s."
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Pnrrnnt Of oInelnnatus.

C1xcrSxAu, o, Sept. 1.-THE Order OF
Cincinuatus, an association whose object
is to produce annually public pageant
resembling somewhat the MGrdt Gras Ger.
emonies in Southern cities, has arranged
for q public reception Of Cincinnatus, with
fireworks, on the river front for tomorrow
night; night pageant for Wednesday OF
twenty-five cIrs, illustrating the poem
Lalla Rookh," and ball on Thursday
night at Music Hall. An effect has been
made to have the affair as imposing as
possible.
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REGISTER or rHE TREASURY RosEcRASsis
fast making record that will eventually
result in robbing Higgins Of the Crown he
nov weate. Rosecrans, yesterday, turned
out a preacher. who was fourth.claSs
clerk, and when asked the cause that
bland official replied, "that it was the
pleasure Of the appointing officer" These
reform" officials seem to be getting OBJ
ligingly frank Of late. This, at least, Is an
improvement to be nsted in favor Of ire
iorm.p 1885
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mr,lnrion. snootlnr EspIainea.

CHICAGO, LIS, Sept l4-JOssph' E.
Sweet who was accused Of the shooting
Of Dr.. Waugh, Saturday night and who
gave himself up to the police yesterday,
although he at hrst denied all knowledge
Of the shooting. but admitted having sent
q threatening leltaE 10 the doctor, con-
iessed this morning that he had shot him,
and only wishes he had made sure Job Of
it by shooting him twice or more. Sweet
claims the doctor WTonSed his vile. At
10 O'Clock this morning, Dr.. WRugh's EO-
epyeEy was very doubtful
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ST.. Paul, MINK, Sept. 1.-THE West
ern Union telegraph operators held a
largely attended public meeting at their
hall yesterday, and a committee Of five
was appointed to wait upon the supertn-
tsndent at once aud demand restoration
Of extra pay for over time. The operators
have been compelled to work from two to
fivs houra daily, extra time, without extra
compensation, for nearly two years.
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REF0KM ourHAaE.
An Ohio widow, an Enislsnt clerk, HrntAll
Treated By Democratic omeIAIs.

An Ohio Widow, an Efsisnt CIerk, BrntAliy
Treated by Democratic oaisIAiS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.-Among the
clerks discharged from the Treasury last
week was Mrs. Mary E. Kali, of Ohio.
Mrs. Kali is well.known lady OF literary
ability and author OF several poems Of
merit. She is poor, and with her chill
dren depending on her salary for her liv-
ing. She went to Auditor John s. VIII
liams TO see II her case was hopeless and
asked why she was discharged. :.
Because you are an offensive partisan" /"
was the reply, with the roughness aud
impoliteness characteristic Of Nj. VIII
"Wss I not efficient and faithful, aud
was not my work sltisfActoEy?" asked
Mrs. Kali.
"Cer.aiuly. No complaints to make.
You are simply pot out because, as | tell
you, you have been an offensive paltisan.' y
ain what did my offensive partisanship
consist" was Mrs Kail's next question.
"You wrote q campaign song for the Re
publicans IL Ohio, was the reply. "Good
day."
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PANAMA, Sept. l4.-Mr. Julio Romaro
Santos, who was recently released from
prison in Ecuador, has arrived in Panama
on his way to Washington. The object
Of his journey is to establish his claim TO
recognition as an American citizsn by the
United States Government before taking
steps to obtain restitution from the Ecua-
dorian authorities for the losses he has
suffered by false arrest and imprisonment.
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nreoanre1,a iIoneI speaks.

Ngw YoRK, Sept. l4,-Dominick Nc
oaftey and Billy o'Brien, his bscker,
called ct the Rorldofics tonight and left
a deposit Of $3.50 for match Of six rounds,
.ouesDsbury rules, with Paddy Ryan,
and $500 for q bare knuckie fight with Sui
livan for the championship. McCafrey
wants to fight Ryan with one OF. gloves
for $1,000 side. and Sullivan for s., 500 q
side. He wants to meet Ryan at Chester
Payk Nincinnaki
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NEw YoRK, Sept. l4.-Fre broke out at
4A.M. to-day in the cellrofL HilgendOrfs
tive-slory brick tenement, 22s East Eighty
first street, and the occupants, over 20 per
cons, in nineteen families, became unduly
alarmed. Mrs. ]. Ruthbinger, SO years
old, wife Of German, in endeayoriDg to
escape with child, mistook the door Of
an air shaft for another, and falling to the
cellar, was killed. Her child, s months
old, was also killed. No one else was
hurt, and the are did less than $500 dam
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A., r....I. ,..nih ALI

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-There is firm
in. this city which has on hand fifty tons
Of nitro-glycerine, manufactured for
house at Mazatlan, and Notwithstanding
three cents pound has been offered sail
ing masters TO carry the explosive to its
destination, all offers have been refused,
and it is more than likely no yessels in
port will accept the cargo. Even the En-
elish ''tramps," !" which take any and every
thing, will not accept the risk. Tue COM
pany Is now trying to have the shipment
made in sailing vessel from New York.
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JrDdE MEaARD, oil Mercer, Pa, has Just
decided that the school directors Of that
county have a right to adopt any version
OF the Bible they choose, to be read in the
public schools. This decision was the out
come Of suit instituted by the Roman
Catholic citizens to restrain the school di-
sectors from permitting the reading OF
King James' version in the schools.
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PrrrsBuRen, Sept. 14.-The miners at
the Black Diamond Coal Works, in the
Third Pool, have returned to work d. a
compromise OF p cents per buahel. The
operators offered q aud the men de-
manded half cent more. This is the
first break in the strike, and It Is thought
by some that it toreshadows the action Of
the convention which meets Ut 5lonon-
eahela City tomorrow. It's claimed that
II the knights OF Labor stay away from
the convention that the others may con-
clude TO compromise AZ .! cents.
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mo OIa Kan Isaeket.

PIrrsRuRou, Pa Sept. 1.-THE Fxecn.
tive Committee Of the Amslgamated As
citation of Iron and Steel Workers, at rs-
cent meeting, decided that when old rails
are worked into finished iron fbe EN-
ployes shall receive what Is equivalent to
days work on muck iron. This action,
1t is said, is likely to cause another dispute
between the manufacturers and their
workmen, as the masters are opposed to
paying the same wages for working over
old rails as they pay for muck iron. The
change Is 70 60 into effect at once.
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TIE PrOhlbitionists of Ohio should read
Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher's position on
bich license. The influence Of the Ply
mouth preacher may not be very weighty
in Ohio, but his point is so well taken
that satan must be crawling out Of the
bosom of the smooth smiling Democrats.
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A CRASH Az SEA.
The Paromlta and ualaaro Come Together
wish DIsastroua uoanlta.

with Disastrous Results.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. II -Acorrespondent
telegraphs: / just arrived here after the
serious collision, and 1 left the vessel
short time ago, where 1 gathered the de-
tails. Itappears tina. on Saturday, about
o'clock P. N, thirty-fve miles south Of
Kinsils, during westerly gale Of wind
and rain, and heavy sea, the Paro-
mita struck the Gulnare in the stern, cut
ting her to the waters edge.
The captain OF the latter narrowly es-
capped being killed, as the Paromita crush
ed through the stern. She smashed the
cabin into splinters. The captain was
seated in the side at the time, Just alter
the mizzen topmast came down on the deck
with acrash. The Paromita stood by un-
III morning. The Gdlnafeswas flled With
water. Her crew kept at the pumps sll
night 10 keep the vessel afoat. Both ves-
sells sre terribly battered. After making
temporary repairs and clearing away the
loose wreckAges the yesssls slowly pro-
ceeded here. g7ssEs stt fst ef
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Fa,aI Amusemont.

BosroS. Mass Sept. 14.-At p. N. yes,
terday Winthrop Rand, aged Is, and
Robert McNish, of the same age, were
themselves with humping To-
gether two dump cars on the track OF the
Boston aud Albany railroad. As McNish
was pushing one car Rand went between
them, got his head caught between the
bumpers and was crushed 70 death.
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THE men who were arrested in New
York for xreakiDg their vengeance on an
employer who had discharged them by
attempting to blow up his Establishment
with dynamite should be shown no
mercy. That method Ct settling disputes
should not be allowed to gain the smallest
kind Of Ioot.hoId in this country.
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New YoRx, Sept. I4-The health
officers to-day discovered two new cases
Of smallpox among the children who pt.
tend the school in Pitt street, which
haFbored case Of the disease imported
from Hamburg. The school ia being
closely watched by the health authorities.
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Az efficient clerk in the Treasury De-
partment, widow, was discharged last
week because she wrote q Republican
campaign song. It will now be in the
order Of reform to dispense with the ser
vices OF Miss Cleveland at the White
House for writing a book-that is, II this
is really a consistent reform administra-
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Prominsnt Ho.sl Keeper Dsad.

BAlTMoRr, Nh, Sept. lL-Daniel Dor
ssy, aged seventy.iour years, proprietor Of
Barnum's City Hotel, died this morning
1t hls country seat in Baltimore county.
Mr. Dorsey married . daughter ol David
BaTnum, founder Of the house, and sue
cpedOd 70 II charge tWsnty-one yeala aso'
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NEw YoRx, Sept. 14.-Mary Burgh, the
Chicago girl who attempted to take her
life in Central Park, is rapidly getting
well. She win soon be arraigned for at
suicide. She does not volunteer
any information about herself, and moth
ing more Is known Of her than on the
night she became an inmate Of the hospi-
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Trr Free Thinkers have held their con-
vantion, and Bob Ingesoll improved the
opportunity to once more advertise his
Ise.urss-lecsures he don't believe in
bimssli-by declaring that there is no
God, and that personal devil is the
dream Of some religious enthusiast.
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GENESTA GAFFED
: THE PURlrANIcAL BIRD
From BOs.on-Ths first Trial of speed That
Resulted ia q Raos-Ths Yankee Craft
Comes in winner OYER sixteen
Minutes Ahead of thS Gsnsssa.

New YoRr Sept. l4.-In the thirty
eight mile race over the New York Yacht
Club course to-day, the Puritan defeated
the Genesta sixteen minutes and seven
teen seconds, corrected time, or sixteen
minutes and forty.seven seconds actual
time. The wind was extremely light
from the start to Sandy Hook going out,
and from there to the finish coming in
from the Hook to the lightship and back
there was good elght-knot breeze. Tho
tide was food during the frst half Of the
race, and ebb coming home.
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DocroR TAtXAdE will be given an i'm
posing reception at the Brooklyn Taber-
nucle tomorrow evening. Henry Ward
Beechsr will preside, Emma Abbott will
sing and Talmase will give some choice
limitations Of himself-Phdadelphia Pres
editorial, anticipating WheeiiHg RegiaT''
yp.eia! dipateh BY wire