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SECURED BANK CIRCULATION.
What Treasury Officials Think of the Prop

|
WASHINGTON, Sept 25,-The proposi.
tlon to allow called thrse.perceut, bonds
to remain on deposit as security for the
circulation Of National banks is said by
some officials here t, be untenable under
existing law, Sections 62l4 and 52l7 pro-
vide as follows:
"SeCtion 59l4. In liOu Of all existing
taxes, every association shall pay TO the
Treasurer ol the United States, in tho
the months Of January and July, a duty
OF ons.half Of one percentum each half
year upon the average amount OF It's notes
in circulation, and duty OF one.quarter OF
one percsntum each half year upon the
average amount OF its capital stock beyond
the amount invested in U. s. bonds.
"seCtion 6?l7. Whenever an associa-
ton fails to pay the duties imposed by the
three preceding sections, the sums due
may be collected In the manner provided
for the collection OF United States taxes
from other corporations, or the treasurer
may reserve the amount out oil tho inter-
est, as 1t may become due, on the bonds
deposited with him by such dtfaulting
association"
1t will b9 seen from this that II called
bonds, on which interest had ceased,
were allowed to remain on deposit, the
Treasurer OF the United States would lose
one form OF security for the payment Of
national bank taxes that Is now specially
provided for,
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puLGARIAN ArTAIIls.
Rumor that tho loumanian King VIII
Chosen AIoxnnder's Successor.

ltumor that tho ROumnninn King VIII he
Chosen AlOxander's Successor.
SOPHIA, Sept, 25.-It Is stated that when
Prince Alexander was still in power, Mr..
Maokay, the American millionaire, offered
to advance large loan to the Bulgarian
Government.
General Kaulbars, the bearer OF the
Russian ultimatum, will declare that the
acceptance OF the ultimatum will alone re-
store good relations between Bulgaria and
Russia. 1t is expected that II the Bulga.
rian Government does not comply with
Russia's demands, General Kaulbars will
Immediately return 10 st. Petersburg
The assertion is made in political circles
that the Grand Sobranjs will elect King
Charles Of Roumauia's recent friendly At.
titude. His election, 1t Is thought, will be
agreeable to Servia because Ii will be cal.
CulAted to realize the formation OF a
Balkan federation.
1t is further asserted asserted that II the
powers do not accept King Charles,
Aleko Paaha, or one Of the Orleans prin:
Ces, or, as q final resort, the Russian Gen.
eral IguatieG will be proposed.
The state Of siege will be raised on he
End Of October 80 that the elections may
be held.
The North German GaEette, Prince Bis.
marck's organ, commenting on the atti-
tude OF the Austrian press toward the Bul.
garian situation says: "Wo think that
the Austrian press betray an extraordi.
nary desire To destroy the peace between
Germany and Austria, the only two Eu.
ropean nations bound together by honor.
able alliance. The articles iu the Vienna
and Pesth papers will not turn German
policy aside from It's course any more
than did similar articles printed In Ger.
man, and which have now disappeared
from the surface Of politics. because ex.
lsting treaties, Germany's sympathy and
interest dictate her present policy.
II is fortunate for both nations that the
existence otinternational treaties does not
depend upon newspaper editors nor upon
parliamentary dlBputants who, in their
speeches, use all kinds OF pretexts for
moral evaporation. Germanys foreign
relation and the stipulation Of her exist.
ing treaties rest on firm basis, which has
procured the well.Considered sanction OF
the sovereigns Of the countries con.
cerned."
General KaulbarB has arrived here. He
was accompanied bya large number OF
the supporters OF NJ. TankoH, occupying a
dozen carriages, who had gone some dis.
lance 10 meet him.
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1lenton 10 Ir.en.l,llltx.

PlTfsBuRau, PA. ,sept2e-Four drunken
men assaulted Jacob Pesch, an lnotIenslve
German, this morning about 2 O'Clock,
and beat him so badly that no hopes are
entertained Of his recovery. Pesch was
sitting OIL the front steps oil his residence
when the men came up and attacked him
without any cause.
The first knocked him down and beat
him with clubs and stones, When found
he was unconscious, aud all efforts 10 re.
ylve him have so far been without avail.
The assaliants were arrelted, and will be.
held TO await the results ol PesCh's in
iuriea.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-The so.called
economy Of the Democrats at the last ses.
sion manifested itself to-day in discharge
Of l25 employees from the Government
Printing Office, and notice that as many
more would be dropped as soon as the
pay.rolls could be revised. Ofcourse this
seriously cripples the office but Mr.. Ben
ediCt found the reduction necessary on
account Of the inadequate appropriations.
Unless Congress comes TO the rescue OF
the Office in December the payroll for
that month will be cut down to $4,000,
which Is only half what is needed to keep
the Office In efficient condition. The case
Ia good illustration OF the crippling Of
the public service in order TO make MAJ
terial for campaign boasting about econ.
omy,
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noYcorrING aErs A nIow.
An Important Case ut Iiufialo-iioycottCr
Held for Trial,

An Important Case ut Bufralo-iioycottCr,
Held for Trial.
BurrALo, N. y, Sept. 95,-Iu the U. s
District Court this morning John II.
Damn, John Doyle, Edward Battles and
George salspaugh, members of the Cigar
makers' Union, Of Binghampton, wore
arranged on charge Of conspiracy To- In
ure citizen Of the United States In the
exerciHe and enjoyment Of the right and
privilege secured 10 him by tho Oonstitu.
tlOn Of the United States. They pleaded
not guilty, and we're held In $1,000 bail
each to appear at the November term, at
Auburn, The specific charge Is that they
attempted to boycott non.union cigar
manufacturers, and the case is brought
ander Section 650S Of the U. y. Revised
Statutes.
The case Is Of vast Importance, as, II
the construction Of this statute claimed
TO be the true one, 10 sustained by the
court, 1t will wipe out oil boyCotting OF
non.union made cigars throughout the
United States,
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MYsrEnloUs POISONING.
A Family Suddenly Taken 1ll-A Col UTed
Nnrse ulri the polsOnef,

A Family Suddenly Taken tli-A Col UTpd
Nurse Girl the poisOnCr,
ST. Louis, Sept. 2O.-A special from
Mexico, Mo-, says Mr.. aud Ms. II. 7. Mil.
ler, and Mr.. aud Mrs. +, LSGlbbS, who
lives ten miles southwest ot here, on the
Hill farm, became violently Ill yeSIstdAy
morning from the effects Of poisoned
Victuals ale al breakfast, The two men
when they became sick wore aE work Ia
the highway, and were both overcome Rt
the aAne time with gripping pAlns aud
violent vomiting,
They we're taken home BY men who
were Working with them. When they
reached home they found their wly6a
In The same condition, both being In boz
and Unable 10 move, A physician WA
gVnt for, aud on his arrival he pronounced
tho Sytiptoma poisoning, An andldott
waS administered, aud oil are now out o
itis supposed that q li.yeas.old Colo,et
eifl who was employed ID tho capacity o
nuns 10 Mrs, Miller administered th'
poison. She was punished 4 fey day
ago and had been ID bad humot about II
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WISCONSIN TO FRONT,
OLD RUINS ARE UNEARTuEp
That Rear Traces of u Former Civilization
Who We're the cutters,'An electrical
Display that CharmOd the wIrss.-
Unusual Phenomena lu Wisconsin,

MlLwAUEER, Sept. 20.-soms workmen
engaged in excsvating came upon the
ruins OF a stone building at the depth Of
eight feet. The stone first found bore
traces Of fine workmanship and polish.
Further digging developed a quantity Of
ashes, about twenty-five bushels Of which
were removed when another wall was
struck, The stones were finely faced,
Others must have been subjected to great
artificial heat, as they had crumbled into
dust,
The work was found buta iootor two
above bed rock and shows evidences Of
workmanship that could have been per-
formed only by highly civilized race, It
must have been centuries ago, as a large
elm tree had grown over the ruins. The
discovery has led to the advancement Of
many theories.
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Gould Arrested,

PoRrLASp, MR, Sept, 95.-Willlam u.
Gould, The deiaultlng cashier u the First
National Bank, was arcsted tonight by
The U. s. Marshal and brought bsiore U.
s. commiuslOnsr Ford, who committed
him 10 tho county jail, In default Of $780,.
900 bonds, to await the action Of the grand
A report having gained circulation thai
The condition Of the First National BAnE
had been weakened by Cashier Gould'gde
ialoalIon, q card, aligned by tho President
aud Directors oi the various other banks
ID the city, has been Issued ASSUMING thl
public that the bank 10 solvent and ablI
tAl Of 81 100000 10 practically unimpaired
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TerrllIe lIoIler E1nloslon,

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 2O.-A yelling.
ton, o., special to tho LEADER says: News
was received here to-day from Greenwich
Of the horrible death Of Earnest Allyn, a
young man OF about 20 years old and a
former resident OF this place. He has
been employed as fireman and
engineer Of the grist and saw
mill Of Harvey 4 Griffin, Of Greenwich.
Saturday evening the mill had shut down
and Allyn was makeing preparations to
clean out the boiler. There were 1856
pounds Of steam and the water was very
low. He set the pumps at work, but
as soon as the cold water struck
the boiler was a tremendous explosion.
One end OF the mill was blown to pieces
and fragments Of iron and wood were
carried Is rods. Allyn was found almost
buried beneath the bricks and timber.
He lived but a lew minutes after being
taken mt
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sr. LOUIS, Sept. 2O.-A dispatch from
Ottawa, ont., state that Prof.. Virgins is
now claiming that be has been misrepre-
Sented by the American press. He de.
nies that he ever related to correspondents
the chapter OF horrors which has been
given as incidental to the fulHllment OF
his prediction for the 20Gh inst. ~ simply
stated" the professor said 10 q reporter
yesterday, "that the earthquake forces
would be south oi the thirtieth parallel
ot latitude. | never ventured any pre-.
dictions regarding the destructive nature
ol the storm on the parallel"
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VOLUME xXxv.---NUMBER 80.
OUR NAVY,
They Have Us on The List, and We are at
the Foot.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Chlsl Of Con
structiou Wilson estimated the active liie
Otthe wooden war ahips, Of our navy as
follows; The Tennessee, the only one
Classsd as first rate, six months; the
Trenton, Omaha sndEVaudAlia, second
rate and the Michigan third rate, ten
years; the Lancaster and Brooklyn, second
rate, and the Adams, Alliance, Essex,
Enterprise, Nipsic, Tallapoosa and YautiC
third rate, elk years; the Hartford, Rich.
mond and Pensacola second rates, and
the Juniata, Osippe, Oninelong, SWatara,
Galena, Marion, lroquois and Kearsags
third rate, five years.
These, together with the iron ships
Monacay, Alert and Ranger, third rate,
and the Michigan, Palos and Plnta, fourth
rate, constitute the available fighting
force OF the present navy, The most pow.
eriul Of their weapons are the converted
guns, having, range Of perhaps two
miles, excellent arms for opposition
against wooden ships and ancient fortih.
cations, or for shelling towns, but inef.
fectual against the modern armament
The very best Of these ships, 1t 10 held by
our naval authorities, are far behind the
times as q reliance for offsnse or defense
In actual warfare,
The list Of ironclads comprises more
than q dozen monitors, but none Of them
ara in condition for service at this time,
With this showing the United States is
placed by her authorities at the foot OF
the list Of moral powers, In the essential
matter Of ships and guns, there being
three South American, two Asian, and AZ
teen or sixteen European powers which
outrank us,
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WHEN merchants are threatened with
tbe boycott they ought to understand
what that means, The boyCottis as un'
lawful as burglary or highway robbery,
II merchant were threatened with the
loss oithe patronage Of burglars and high.
waymen il no did not yield his rights OF
giye up his property,it would not take
him long to decide, The status Of the
boycotter is not whit better,
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A slntemenL from Ylennn.

VIENNA, Sept. 25.-There is good Au.
thority for the statement that Lord 1ddes.
leigh, British foreign secretary, 10 trying
effect q rapproChement between SsfylS,
Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey, and hopes
that Austria will IAyor such Ati alliance,
the formation Of which 10 considered DOS.
slble owing 10 the necessity Of uniting
against q common invader. II 10 thought
the only serious difficulty will be 10 In,
duCe Greece 10 Join the alliance,
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New YoRH, Sept. 25.-A Gloucester
special to the POli says! The terms Of the
reported new reciprocity treaty have
caused the utmost indignation among the
fishing industry Of Gloucester, and Demo.
Gratis and Republicans unite In condemn.
Ing II. In conversation with q reporter,
one oi the largest dealers said: 1.-THE new
treaty means nothing but reciprocity 10
fSh. II such q treaty should 30 ratified
the fiBhing industry Of the country would
be ruined, and transferred 10 canada.
This is Just what Gloucester fishermen
have been lighting against. Reciprocity
lti tBh means the gradual decadenCe ol
the tlBhing business In the United
aIAtea.n
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MILwAvEEE, Sept 20,-A Wanpeka sps-
CIal says that an interesting electrical dis
play was witnessed there during severe
thunder storm, The electric light wires
which run along Main street were 90
heavily charged with electricity that large
balls Of fre were seen hanging or Suspend
I'd in the air. Just below them OCCASION
ally ono would explode and number OF
parsons in the vicinity received severe
shocks,
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mnlnnll on tlln Ntnhn.n

ST. LOUIS, Sept 2O.--A dispatch from
Atlanta, Ga, says the citizens here claim
10 have seen for The past three nights
bloody lines on the face Of the moon and
that the matter has become tho subject
Of general comment.
Negroes, the dispatch says, accept IL "a
The iulhllment ol the prophecy that there
shall be signs In the heaven before The
end Of the world, which event they noW
claim will lake plaoe on the 2Okh in6t.
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sptcldI DISpdlch 70 hs IhltHtgaIeCr
CUMBERLAND, MD Sept 2G.-A little
gill by the namS Of Allie HainS was dan.
gerously shot in her side near Green
Spring Run this evening, She was stand.
ing by the side Of her brother who was
cleaning his revolver and forgot there was
any loads In II. In handling II some way
II exploded. She was attended by Dr..
Carr, Of Cumberland, who has no hopes
OF hOr recovery,
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BELFAST, September 2O.-soOn after
midnight this morning a crowd assembled
and stoned the police in the Shank Hill
District. The police were reinforced and
soon dispersed tho mob. The attack upon
the police was subsequently renewed and
tho police lred upon the rioters. A
young man named David Moore was shot
through the lung and was conveyed Ia
the hospstal In dying condition. Twelve
ConstableH were BerlouBly wounded with
stones. Many artestS we're made.
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WAsurSoroN, D. O., Sept. 2O.-The
President will not issue invitations on be,
half Of this government to French citizens
asking their attendance at the inaugural
ceremonies Of Liberty's Statue, to take
place at New York next month. Invita-.
tions to such citizens Of France as may be
requested will be extended In the name
and by the direction Of the American
Committee under whose control the ped.
estal has been erected. These invitations
will ba. presented In France. through
United States Minister McLane.
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NEWS IN I,I,Irr.

The city marshal oI Iongview, Texas,
was ktlledln q difficulty with q father and
son.
Whitaker, Of Chicago, beat the worlds
record for bicycle race for 100 miles, one
hour, seven minutes and one second.
lnCendiSrieS fred nou.union boarding.
house at Peabody, Mass, The flames were
discovered In time 10 enable the forty In
mates 10 escape.
The Akron Trades and Labor Assembly
has iqisSued itS circular Of March last
placing d boycott on John I. Seiberling
and all his Interests.
barney Ferguson, one Of the striking
Lake Shore BwitChmen charged with turn.
Ing switch and deralllng q train, was
tried and acquitted yesterday.
Hiram Jacobs was arrested at Newark,
Ohio, yesterday, charged with assault with
Intent 10 kill John Mookler, aud bound
over, John Smith was held Tor robbery.
Several young sChoolboys became In.
yolved ina fight at Ashland, Ky, yestef'
day. when ELL Ogden, twelve, stabbed Ed.
ward Tracy, eleven, dangefouSly wound
ing him.
EIlSa A. 10y, aged eighteen, Of Nor.
wood, KY, q small village neat Somerset
sNore out a warrant yesterday Tor the ar.
Iest Ut John Matsel, charged with the
lather oil her child.
Michael DAILY, New York Junk dealer,
plunged sheath knife several time into
ihe body Of Frank plsren, during an al.
ieicIIion Yesterday morning, Pletan fell
dead. DAILY was Aifested.
Frost has been very severe during The
past two nights In the county dl6ltlOtl
surrounding QiebeC, CanAdA, Tendei
planh and flowers and cucumbetg ant
tomato vines have keen killed.
The leader oil q company Of German
sWl9dleIS has bsOt captured ln Hamburg
oy London detectives, The guns feAli
Asl by tile swlndllng operations Of lht
gana arc said 10 amount 10 1,6OO,0OI
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WoREXdAEN who have no grievance
s,sipst the morning newspapers, and who
ape fres to say so, are intimidated into
Withdrawing their subscriptions. Is this
tbe way that labor champions the rights
oi lsborg 1t is the rlghtot every man to
bny and read what newspaper he pleases,
Init the pirates do not admit this right.
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Cincinnati Defeated.

CINclNSArI, Sept. 20.-The Brooklynt
should have, whitewashed tho Oinclnpatir
to-day, as the home team was completely
at Henderson's mercy. Mullane pitched
a strong game in tho arst five innings
only two hits being made. He weakened,
however, and In the last three innings be
was hit seven times. A fly catch by
Swartwood and difficult stop by Plnck.
ney and Mcphee were the chief features.
Score;
lnnlng.Y,. .."...,,.. 2s!1e7ss
SFSsRiyaa............. SSIaSiRniya!l.55 9 8 3 3 Fl
Earned runs, Brooklyn /; two base
hits; ButCh, three base hits; Peoples
Swartwood. Passed balls, Snyder four,
Peoples l. First base on balls, Of Hender
son two. Base hits, Cincinnati 8; Brook
lyn 10. Errors, Cincinnati 81 Brooklyn
.. Umpire, MtQuade.
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Probable strike.

PtrrssuRan, Sept. 20.-The salosmen's
early closing movement Is likely TO result
In a strike, as q number oi prominent
Arms here ordered their employees TO stay
until 0 in the evening. Alta meeting Of
the salesmen's Assembly to-day II was re.
solved to resist any attempt ol the EN-.
ployefs 10 keep open after U o'clock, and
the BAleBman employed In any establish.
ment remaining open alter that hour were
ordered 10 strike.
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How MIR. rlscllOr Was Hurt

LONDON, Sept. 25.--Morltz A. Fischer
the man who was found Unconscious and
bleeding in compartment car on the I'm,
derground Railway on Thursday evening
has remained insenaible ever since and
still lies at the hospital. The police have
advanced the theory that Mr.. Fischer re-
Celved the wound on his forehead by com
Ing In contact with the brIckwork Of the
tunnel while leaning, through curiosity
out oi the compartment window 10 OBJ
serve the occupants Of the adjoining com
partment while the train was at full speed
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avoided fouliug, The Australian soon
shot ahead again, and there were two
lengths Of open water between himself
and his opponent. When the Doyes Wal
reached ne increased his lead to the end,
The race was a procession almost through
out. The race was rowed over the cham'
plonship course from Putney to Mortlake'
Beaoh's time was twenty-three minutes
five seconds.
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PlTHnuRan, Pa, Sept. 2O,-Whllo raid.
ing dISorderly house on Dsrny alley to.
night the police discovered an extensive
"lOnce." Large lots Of silks, satins and
jewelry were found between the mat.
tresBps on the beds and Il Ia believed that
several thousand dollars worth Of stolen
goods are still BeCreted Ia tho house.
Henry Bruner and vile, occupants, we're
arrested. The goods found Tonight are
valued OF over one thousand dollars.
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Tng pirate sheet which is eudesvorins
to live by setting this community by the
cara has drawn support in subscriptions
and advertising from people who don't
believe in piracy. Now it assumes more
frequent form and threatens 10 drive out
Of the community everybody who does
no. come tothe support OF its cutthroat
venture. People who don't like this kind
Of thing will have nothing to do with tin
any Of its forms.
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'pARERHsBuRo, W. Va, Sept. 25,-A fife
broke out this morning Of Burkittsville,
Just across the West Virginia line, In
Maryland, which threatened TO destroy
The town. A large building occupied BY
Amos Horlhe was burned, with 0 loss oI
5000; insurance In the Royal, Of Liver
pool, England ,A,20O, A Que brick dwell
llhg.houSe belonging 10 Mrs, Garrett wal
also de6ttoyed loSS $500, partially In
stirred, The public school building wa
badly damaged by Ere aud water.
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LoNDoN, Sept, 2O,-The AOrning Nt,u oI
Hull has received alettsr bearing a Lon
don postmatk and Slgned, zone Of Them, =
announcing that the FsnIanB intend tC
burn Hull and will oct Gre 10 the town al
twenty different points simultaneously
The writer says he 10 dIBgusled With hill
brother FeniAns. He enlolns secrecy OF
the editor Of the NfRS, saying that he
the writer, will be murdered II the Fen
! IianS discover that hO diyulgsd the plot,
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t,nltlnots a Oii. In,lns ,,o,,,,,..

BALrinoHu, sspL 20 THE onglno at.
tAChed TO the Baltimore 4 Ohio train
from New York, due here atsi8O tonight,
burst her boiler about mile out
aide ol the city. Tho engine WaV
completely wrecked and tile baggage aud
smoking cars teleseoped. Fireman Ohaflet
LiSst was sCAlded fatally and enplneei
jeremiah MornlngstM was badly Injured
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THERE are still a few Republicans in
Pennsylvania, and in Pittsburgh they cut
her loose last Saturday night, General
Beayer made a speech that will draw
l.0nnaL rntars 10 him.