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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
A GRASSHoPPER PEST
Adding to the Misery in the Mexican
Fever Districts.

Adding to the Misery in the Mexican
Fever Districts.
PAso DEL NoRTE, MEX September IL
To add to the distress Of the teverinfected
district of the State of Vera Cruz, it is
learned from wealthy residents Of Vera
Cruz, who have fed from that fever strick-
en- city, that the State Of Vera Cruz, is
swarming with myriads OF grasshoppers
which are devouring the crops and every.
thing green. They are ,ir'ilar to the Kan.
sas grasshoppers, but smaller, and sweep
The country OF every vestige Of verdure,
even 70 the tender shoots of the trees. The
bean crop, the sole reliance Of he poor pop,
ulation is completely destroyed, which will
entail great suffering upon that class. The
grasshoppes appeared August lst, and are
rapidly spreading. They have appeared in
other southern States Of Mexico, and the
ravages are reported as equalling those re-
0. rted in the State Of Vera Cruz.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
PARkERSBURG.
Notes About Parkersburg At Home and
Abroad.
,NueainI 10 Re RtriN,,r.

Notes About Parkersburg At Home and
Abroad.
Special 10 TIE Register.
PARESSBURG, September 1.-THE | many
friends CT Matt l. Blake, who left here re-
Gently for the Crow Agency in the far West
will be pleased to learn of his safe arrival
there last week. From Matt's desert ption
of the location, it will be rather lonesome
for the young man. His hosts OF friends in
Psrkersburg and elsewhere in the State,
wish him q pleasant sojourn and safe re.
turn.
The friends Of Captain Frank Cooper, a
well known and popular Ohio river steam.
boatman, will be glad to know that he is
pleasantly situated in the historical city of
Jacksonville, Florida.
Senator VIM. woodward, of Rosne county,
passed through here yesterday, en- route
home after ten days absence.
The present rise in the river caused su3-
pension OF work on the kanawha river
bridge repairs.
A. Ssrdner jackson, who bought the
hardware stock Of A. B. Smith, on Court
Square, IS engaged in removing same to Tue
rooms 1scently used W Mr.. Broughton
ss commission house. Mr..
jackson will have one of the
largest retail hardware stores in the State.
Great preparations are being made for the
musical e7eHt here on the 29th. The oc-
cssion promises to be one of the grandest
musical treats ever enjoyed by the citizens
of Parkersb1rg, and nothing will be left un-
dcne 10 render tie event, one long to be re-
membered.
The SundSy evening lectures now being
delivered by Rev Father Hickey, of St.
Naviers church, are highly spoken of and
if possible, more interesting than ever be-
fore.
Mrs. WalsA nee Miss Molle Brown
formerly Of tSis city, but Dew Of Indiana
polls, is visiting friends in Psrkersburg.
Judge J. :! Jackson spent Sunday here.
Capt j r Mehen Deputy Marshall who
has been attending /. S Court in Wheel,
ing, spent Sunday with his ismily here.
Deputy Marshall viii Ramp made q trip
last week down in Jackson coDnty.
Mr. Steve Davidson is s.;A Suffering from
the effects o:his face. out MS friends hope
to see him oat soon.
The amateur dramatic alub, Of Parhsrs.
burg, gave their Initial performance here
tonight aod acquitted themselves with
great credit Everybody IN Parkersburg
ought TO see them tomorrow nigis in
Caste
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
A PENITENT BLACKSMITH.
He Swears OH Bended Knee Never to Beat
His Wife Again.

He Swears on Bended Knee Never to Beat
His Wife Again.
OMAHA, NEE, September IA mob Of
citizens of Chester, Neb., started out late
Saturday night to hang Warren Coon, a
blacksmith, who had repeatedly beaten his
wife and threatened to burn the town. For
several days he had been drunk, and had
whipped his wife several times. His threat
to destroy the town excited the citizens, and
eliminated in determination to hang him.
They surrounded the house, captured Coon,
and were about to lynch him, when his wife
pleaded for him on her knees and prayed to
heaven and to the mob to spare him and to
give him one more chance to be a man.
Coon finally followed suit, prayed on his
bended knees, and promised on oath over
Bible never again to mistseat his wife and
70 stop drinking upon the understanding
that a violation Of bis oath would result in
hanging. The mob concluded to let him
have another chance, and therefore dis
uersed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
MINERS TROUBLES.

A Compromise in the Third POol-A Test
Caryof Interest to Miaers.
PlTTsDURG, September 1.-THE miners
q. he Blalk Diamond coal works in the
third pool returned to work at o comprom-
ise Of q cents per bushel. TIE operators
offered q, and the men demanded the hall
ceat more. T,is is the first break in the
strike and It is thought BY come
it toreshadows the action Of the convention
whish meets at TonongsheIa City tomor'
row. 1t is claimed that if the knights Of
Labor stay away from the convention hat
the others may conclude to compromise at
, otnts.
The firm of Eos. Walton \ Co., it ia
said will Secome plaintiffs in
suits against twenty-five Of their
miners who violstsd an agreement By s'rik
ing without notice. The hrai promised
stes,y employment on pc basis and the
men pledged themselves to 30 days notice
OF strike. The suits are to be for dam
ages for violation, Of contract Other suits
OF criminal nature will be slso i2ctituted
against persons Who incite2' the strike.
These actions, il is,thOught, will be OF vital
iu portsnce TO bosh miner and operators who
regard the issue as test. They are not
merely intended 10 induce men to return to
work but to settle the question OF whether
enrloyes working nuder an agreement With
their employer Oh ii strike without laying
themselves open 10 prosecution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS,
A Re port Showing That They Are Being
Trespassed Upon by Cattlemens

A R' port Showing That They Are Being
Trespassed Upon by Cattlemen,
ArsTIS, Ten, September l+.-Colonel
McCullosh, one of the Special Land Com
rnissioners, has forwarded to the Governor
an elaborate report, showing that the school
lands are being extensively used for fee
grazing, in violation of the law in Pres:dio
county. The report gives the names of
a number Of depredators. Some are ocsu-
pyiDg vast ranges for their cattle where
they have not leased an asre OF land, and
others occupy ranges, only small portions Of
which they have leased froH the State.
The labors Of the Commissioners are e-I-
pectsd TO mate further startling revelations
of these wholesale trespasses upon the pub
lie lands, and to lead to the reclamation of
the ands fron such abuses which hS7e
been going on for years so extensively, H1d
depriviug the state of local revenues.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Nearly Centeparian- Deaths-An Enter
tainment-Sotes.
Special 10 The Register.

Nearly Centeparian- Deaths-An Enter
tainment-Notes.
Special 10 tie Register.
New CUMBERLAND, September l+.-Mrs.
Debby Burrows, Of Freeman's Landing,
died on last Saturday morning and was
buried at the Flats Church, near Fairview,
Sunday afternoon. She had for number
Of years resided with her daughter, Mrs.
Peer Rinull, and at the tine Of her death
had reached the age of near 100 years, or
as some claimed, lOl years. Rev. Hast
ings, Of Toronto delivered the funeral ad.
dress.
Mrs. Jane johnson, of this place died at
the residence of her son-in.law, VIM. A.
Jester on Friday last, aged about so years.
Funeral services were held in the NJ. P.
Church. at o'clock Saturday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Wilson, the pastor after
Rlich the remains were entered in the
Flats cemetery, Fairyiew
Mrs Eliza Wiley, OF Butler distrIct, died
on last Friday night at her home near Oak
land church, aged 81 years, and was buried
in the Cumberland cemetery on Sunday af.
ternoon. Her sister, Mrs Melinda Akin,
son, mother Of Hon. j II. Atkinson, is still
living at the aye of Sc years Counting
Mrs. Joanna Gregory, who died about one
month ago at 81 years, and we have four
aged mothers WHO have passed away 80
closely together whose average age would
be 81 years.
Mrs. Ella Dillon, Of your city, gave an en-
tertaiament in the hall on Saturday even
ing last, consisting Of songs, recitatlons, etc.
A fair sized audience was present and
seemed 20 be well pleased with the render
ings Of fhe programme, The proceeds over
and above expenses went to he NJ +.
Sunday school.
Mrs. 2aines also of Jour city, has been
engaged 70 take charge Of our school as
principal Said school opened to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
Attespting to Revi,.s Old Leacuss.

CmCA.o, Septemberli.-A large meet
ipg of representative Trshnen was held uu-
der the suspioes Of the Municipal. Council
of The I1sh Nstiopsl ,,sagUe YESTERDAY at
ternooa The chsirmsn stated mat the
object 2fthe meeting was 10 resusCitate the
Leagues throughout tae city, in order to i'm
meGissely raise fundS 10 assist NJ. Parneul
fer the forthcoming British Parliamentary
elections. A committee was given author
ity TO appoint a committee of twenty-five to
carry out the objeess for which the meeting
was summoned By calling a mass meeting
Of al il sympathy with Parreb in his hopes
to secure justice TO Ireland Sy increasing
the rauks Of AIS Eish Parliamentary sap
porters in ihe xext Parliament. The meet-
ing adjourned until next Sunday afternoon
VIXEN the committee Of twenty Eve wiN re-
CSyt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
wAsYINeToNs TRANSFORMATION
From n. Little Country Town Into a Busting
OIL City.
Spscicl 40 Ia R<cistr,

OIL City.
Special 10 ts Recist1.
WASHINGTON, Pa, September l4.-With-
in three weeks Little Washington has been
trans 'ormed from . lii le c,un ry town ints
busy and busting oil city. Our streets
have been the scene OF unwonted activity;
every other person you meet on the street
is an oil scout; What's the news from the
Gordon?' is heard on every hand. Drilling
has ceased at the Gordon well and for sew.
eral days of the past week the flow has
been considerably in excess Of 100 barrels
per "a hours There is now no doubt that
We are in the midst of rich oil field.
Toe Female Seminary opened last
Wednesday wi b | srge attendance. Tnis
institution bids for the continuance Of
public favor with new, large and abe
corps Of instructors which would retlecs
credit on any similar school in the country.
A very enjoyable dance was held in the
Gymnasium on Friday evening. Among
those present were, Misses Nellie Hazlett
Marguerite Barnet, Sue Ewing, Maria
Stream. Maggie Hamilton, Ride Wright,
Ettie Ripple and Dolie Lockhart. All told,
there were about twenty couples present.
Music was furnished BY s5Phers orchestra.
Miss Jessie Wolf is visiting friends in
Piitsburg.
Miss Annie Wiley has returned from 3
seven weeks visit TO Columbus and Cleve-
land.
Miss Maggie Wampler, who has been Wis
itipg friends here, has returned to her home
IN Allegheny.
Dr.. ". G. Cotton has returned from an
extended trip TO Scotland and Ireland
During the past week Hswley Mclsua.
hon, Ed. Wallace aad Ell. B. Mccormick,
OF the last Wash.Jetf class, paid Washing
ton visit IL was an atfectlonate visit, at
least the affections are supposed TO have
prompted their return.
!. G. Hamilton, ESQ, has returned from
q business trip to OGrsy, South Colorado.
Miss Ida Parker, who has been the guest
Of Miss Annie Hallam, has returned to her
home in Waynesburg.
Robert Crspgle is visiting Wheeling
friends duripg the Fair.
James B. Wilson \ Son took fine herd
of Holeteiu cattle to the State Fair
Misses Sarah McCcmbs and Sue Ewing,
who have been spending the summer among
their many Washington fliends, have re-
turned to their homes in Prtsburg.
DR.. Wray Grsyson and wife are in Chica-
go attending the wedding Of their niece,
Miss Sadie Vowel.
w. S. Collier has returned from long
visit to West Newton, Beaver and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cline and daughter of
Allegheny, are visiting Mrs. A. W. Carstcn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
BRIDUHOkT.

Ear'y Ssnda7 morning Mr. Washington
l,lc DIED a, h,r home Of heart diseass.
Nrs Lyle bad been apparently as well -
U.uAl up TO few months before the tins
f her last illness She bad been able 10 be
owu town the evening before and bad no,
com planned OF i'll health on returning. She
ens buried IN Weeks cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
An infant child Of Mrs Neubardt died
Sunday morning, after Q three weeks i'll.
nefs and ~as buried yesterday.
The pubic schools opened yesterday and
Prot. Orr reports very full attendance.
Mrs. J. J. MeClellaH has returned rom
an extended visit in Caldwell, o.
A Young man named Adam Conway
vas tu.sling with companion yesterday on
the railroad near the bridge whea BY some
means both were pushed over the bank, and
Conawsys shoulder was dislocatsd. He
was helped 10 his home and medical Aid
summoned, after which an szaEinstioa
proved that the injury though painful Vas
not seriozs.
Anumber OF oas young meo took in the
base ball game on the nsw Fsi, grounds.
yesterday, and pronounced the sport ele-
CANT
Mrs. Judge Carroll Of f Clairsrile, was
in town calling 90 friends yesterday.
A. J. Bsggs and vile and son, and u j.
Alexander and wife ass ct Niagara Fslls
MrL Alexis Cope, Of Columbus, Is in
town visiting friends.
.Mas Sargent, Of ce~ PhilAdsIpbia !. the
quest of her 5rStasr Thomas Sargent. of the
G. Law.
A party Of sshsrmen leave for Saltwater
today.
Miss Ciars Forbes has returned from .
plsa,ant visit out of town.
Rev. Ryovplee, Of wssLirgts-s, Pa, 10
the guest Of Rev. c G. Hsys.
Tie gentlenea tried before Mayor Jsn-
iins yes,ercay, charged ~ith riot, were dis
sai,sed from hack Of svidsnee.
The Ohio VALLEY da6 ecfks resumes in
foil today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
A HOUSE FALLS IN.

Rsmarkabls Escape of All the Inmates
Except one old Woman.
ANN ARsoR. MiCH, September lA-at
o clock yesterday morning tenement honse
in the rear Of shoe shop on Fourth street,
tell in and killed q col0red woman, Mrs.
Ausman Bailey. There were ten persons
in the house when it fell They were Will
Bibbins and family, Ben Williams and v N
HincA, up stars, and Mr. ana Mrs. aus
nan RaiIey and Mr.. TalberL down stairs
ali colored. All escaped with slight IN
;gries save Mrs. Bailey, She was ABOUT oO
ysa7s old, and had been attletsd with
IsraIvsis for several years. She had raised
mn in bed as the crash came when she was
struck by the bsick wall She was heard
70 scream when struck, H,r remains were
secured after two hoars' work by the hre
depaF,ment.
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a Terrible Fall.

NEY York, September l+.-Fire broke
out at q. m. to-day in the cellar of L. Hill
gepdOEs fve-story brick tenement, 2l> Eas;
Eighty.frst street, and the occupants, over
seventy persons, in ninetesen families, be-
came unduly alarmed Mrs j. Ruth5in-
yer, 80 years old, wife OF German, is en-
desvoriDg to escape with a child, mistook
the door of an sir shaft So7 another, and
falling to tie cellar, was killed No one
else was hurt, and the FIRE did leSs than $500
damage.
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A FATAL BLOW.
A LabOrer Kills Fellow Workman With
His Fist.

A LabOrer Kills a Fellow Workman With
His Fist.
CINCINNATr, o., September IA pc
culiar murder was committed this morning
at L. Jones foundry, No $50 George street.
Frank Berte broke the neck OF VIM. Hazard.
The two men had had a slight quarrel on
Saturday about pilinS up scrap iron, but it
was thought to have been forgotten. Berte,
however, continued 10 harbor i'll feeling and
made threats.
As soon as Hazard reached the foundry
this morning, Berte assaulted him with his
fists. Hazard retreated to the pavement
where Berte dealt him a powerful blow be-
hind the right esr and he fell lteless. As
soon ss it was known that Hazard was
dead Berte left, and has not been arrested
Hazard was about A. years old and no
match physically for Berte who is about
80, weighs I75 pounds and has been en-
gagged in several minor prize fights about
Coyipcton XIV. where he lives.
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The MarIVis spends sunday In Jail

B,sNARcE, d. T., september .4.-AlS ot
Saturday wss consumed in impsnehns a
iury in the Marquis De Mores murder case.
The NarouiA SAT in court during the day
closely watching the juro1e as they ware
summoned sad examined. When court I'D
iourned in the evening but five had been
secured. The defense pere renptoriiy rejec5ed
ten OF the candidates and the prosecution
two. The Jury will not 6e secured befoEe
this evening, and the Marquis hsdto spend
another Sabbath in his cell. His first an
essiness was manifested yesterday, and that
vas because of the time he was losing tom
his buss2sss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
Tn. Order .. Cincinna,u. Pageant.

CIScESATI, September A.-Tbs Order
Of CinciDnst-s, An association whose object
is 10 produce annually public pag ant re-
seubliDg somewhat tho Mardi GFAs cereno-
uies in Southern cities, has arranged for q
public reception Of Cincinna,zs, With fire.
work, on The river front for 70 MORROW night:
8 Light pageant for Wednesday Of twenty.
FIVE cars. illustrating the poem "Lalla
Rookh, aRd a baQ On Thursday night al
Music EslL An effort has been made to
have th.s affair as imposing as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
Need 0,n ns,tsr Ex,radi.ion rraatr

ToRoNTO, ONT September 1.-THE Nail
today edisorisly says Lawrence Brain
erd's casa emphasizes once more the neces-
sity for 8 more comprehensive sxtrsdition
treaty between Great Britain and the United
Stssea. Canadians do not ysarn for the
company Of fugitves from the United
States. These men are By no means dssir-
sble immigrants. Ifsny complaints should
arise at their presence here, they shoald
come from Canadians who have such soci-
ETY. forced upon them, rather than from our
American neighbors, at whose doors lies
the responsibility for the narowness Of the
present extrs1itiou arrangements"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
AWaIkiuxskeyeton.

Xr. Z Springer, OF hechanicsburg. Pa,
writes: Il was SstieIed with lang fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced to q
walking skeleton. Got free trial bottle OF
Dr.. Kings New Discovery fox Consumption,
which did me 30 much good that | bought q
dollar bottle. After using three bottles,
found myself again 6 man, completely re.
stored to health, With 6 hearty appetite, and
gain in fesh Of IS pounds"
Call at Logan i Co.'S Drug Store and
get free trial bottle Of this certain cure 20,
al Lung Diseases. Large bottles $l.00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
Central American News.

PAyAsA, September j.-Benjamin Bin,
Charles Abraham ard another OF the Pres
tons h.atensnts have been captured aud
placed in prison here.
J he Stsz and Herald ,aya We shall
see in the m on,h Of October the first section
of the Panama canal opened in its full
Iergth, breadth and depth. The i'st sec
ton will comprise waterway from Colon
10 rear TiG e:.hill OF t.eive Kilometres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
Hnrrisburg's Centenniel.

HARRIsRURG, Pa, September 1.-The
celebration of the centeHoial anniversary Of
tbs city Of Harrisburg AID ceuBty Of Dau-
pSin began today. Tne city was in holiday
attire, nearly all buildings being decorated
with bunting, evergrsens, Ia. The festivi-
ties were opsned this morning by street
procession Of over 5000 children. At the
Court Houee addresses were made by Gov.
Psttison, Judge Simontoa, Mayor Wilson
and oihsN. A centennial poem By c. c.
Combsuah, OF Baltimore. was read. Cen.
Simon Cameron presided, assisted By Hon
Alex Ramsey, OF Minnesota Tomorrow
there sill be civic ana military display.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.
A wensburg Man Is Prevented From MUIR
dering His Wife, BY His Child.


WEILsBURG, September l4.-Phil. Lucas
who lives near this town, was before Squire
McEkoy to-day for shooting his wife last
Saturday night. The prisoner confessed
his guilt, and the facts as disclosed in the
trial are about as follows Mr.. Lucas went
home last Saturday night under the in
Auence of intoxicants. He Immediately
commenced to abuse his wife, and tor no as
signable reason threatened to shoot her.
Soon he proceeded to do so. Aiming hls
revolver at her head his little ten-year-old
girl caught it and was pulling it down when
the explosion took place and the ball took
effect in her right leg. The trial resulted
in placing Lucas behind the bars as he
tailed to give the required bail which was
$1,000.
Adam Wagner, in a saloon at Brilliant,
last Saturday night got into row with
John Parish, of Wellsburg. The latter lost
three teeth and sustained other injuries
more or less serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
A Cargo No Vessel VIII Carry.

PHILADELPHIA, September l4.--1here ID
a firm in this city which he's on hand fifty
tors Of nitro-glycerine, manufactured for
bouse at Mazatlsn, and notwithstanding
thres cents pound has been oSered sailing
msaers to carry the explosive to its destina-
tion, all offers have been refused, and it is
more than likely no vessels in port will &C.
ce2t the. cargo, Even the EngEsh "tranps,'
which take any and everything, viii not ac-
cept the risks The company is now trying
to have the sbipm snt made in sailing YES.
sci from New Yoyk.
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nsrrnna nahiIitat.d szen

You ere allowed a free trIal of thirty days
Of the use OF Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Yoitaic
Be-! With Electric Suspsnsory Appliances.
for the speedy relief and permanent cure o.
Nervous Debility. loss Of Vitality and Man.
hood, and al kindred troubles. Also, for
many ether diseasea Complete rsssxe.ion
20 health, rigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk n incurred Illustrated pamphlet
With fun informat;or, tsrml etc., mailed
Ees By addressing Vol.Aic B>it Co. Mar.
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Ruckisn,r Azn,ea sAiys,

TIE Bes. saIvs in the world for Cuu
Bruissa Sores, UleeEs. Sal. Rhs1m. Fsya
Sores, TItts., Chapped Hands, CniTblaina
CONS, and al Shn E-upioHs and pos
lively cures Pilea, or no pay required Il d
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, o
money refunded. Price 1 censs psr boS
For sals b. Logan B Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-15
Annual Banquet Of the Thirteen Club

AnnuaI biHNH7E OF s11 =, -,
CHICAGO, September l+.-Ths Thirteen
Club, OF his city, gave It's seventeenth regu,
lar dinner last night. There were seated 81
each table Just l$ persons. The day was
September lS, the business meeting was
IA AZ n minutes past . clock, the ban
ouet o began at S:lS, there were lS courses,
" u t;DSs of flowers on the dining tables, l$
Ids ofwine, IS of fruit, lS Of cigars, and
sba Sa hour Of adjournment was Is O'Clock.
o. 5Eo sscb table WAS ladder OF lS rounds,
90 90 ~ n strires, and u walters attending
aoeS Icy Sabis The Thirteen Club, OF New
York City telegraphed at !! ? m; tnst II
bsd lust drank the health OF its child sna a
5;snstcb acknowledging the compliment
uss @ ssnt back. An evening o: msrry'maS-
;ne, wss spent by the club.
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AFire in a Western Tnun.

DETROIT, September 1.-The Journals
Iron Mountain special says: FiEs broke
out this morning in Bishop L Runkles an
occupied building at Crystal Falls destroy
ing that building, sn adjoining store, the
Green Bay House, McGlinchsys saloon
and a few smaller buildings. Loss, $50.
OO0; insurance, $4,000.
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A Thousand Miners Out on a Strike.

AERoS, O., September l+.-Ous thous-
and miners o. the Silver Creek district went
cut this morning against reduction from
20 to IS cents q ton, as lately conceded
by the Massillon district miners. Silver
Creek is worked by Akron miners.