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A LITTLE REVOLUTION
In Which Few Spanish Soldiers
Take Part,
nut which Amounted to Little More Than
Scare for Madrid.

MADRID, Sept GA revolution was at.
tempted last evening by number OF the
spanish troops qusrtered in the city. The
uprising was iil-planned and illmanagcd,
anu practically amounted 20 little moro
than mntiny. Three hundred soldiers
deserted the barracks and marched in
oouies through the town. Much excite
.heht prevailed The insurgents attempted
70 secure possession of the arsenals docks
anu barracks. which they attacked with
open nre, but were repulsed. Finally, their
roverses drawing them together, the i'm
sursents attacked and got possession OF the
southern railroad. The loyal troops wero
marched TO the railroad, and after a short
nght they completely dislodged the revou-
1onists, who dispersed into the country,
venerai faya pursuing. During the fight
ing In the city one of the officers leading
the insurgents was shot and killed. The
rebels shot General Velarde for refusing
10 Join them They also mortally
wounded Colonel Mirasol, aud killed "a Col
onel ot Artillery. Upon their arrival at
Alcaia de Henares the insurgents failed To
arouse the sympathy of the people and
troops, and they subsequently attempted
to return to Madrid, but i'm this effort they
We're foiled, the line having been cut by the
loyal troops skirmish took place at
Nicalvaro. village about four miles from
Madrid. The Royalists wounded n number
of the rebels, and toois several prisoners.
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ANOTHER CENTENNIAL.
Governors of tho Original Thir-
teen States Meet in Phila-
deiphia.
The Object L. tn Arrange Tor a Cci.bra-
uon ot the Centennial In philadelphia
ON september ~. 1897.

PHuAprlrHIA, Sept. ls.--As result Of
the movement upon the part OF Chief
Magistrates ot the thirteen original States,
seven Governors of as many Common
weaiths met here to-day TO arrange Tor "A
hitting observance of the Centennial anni-
versary of the PRONUNCIATION OF the Consti-
tuition OF the United States. This ccntcn-
AIRY viii occur on September IL. -iSSs.
The following Governors were present; PAT.
tison, Pennsylvania; Lee. Virginia. Lloyd.
Maryiandi Stocklcy, Delaware. Wctmore
Rhode Island: Mcdaniel Gcorgin, aud Shep-
pard, OF South Carolina. NcwYork vns ron
resented by Lieutenant Governor Jones,
NNow Jersey by n committee of the State
Legislature, aud Connecticut bv ox-
Governor Bigelow At the Cont.
mental Hotel Governor Pattison dc.
hvercd a brief address OF welcome The
party then divided into pairs and visited
the old state House, and IN the room whcro
the Declaration OF Independence was
signed, under. canopy OF the national
coiors, listened TO an address OF welcome
by Mayor Smith. Carpenters Hall. the old
nall where In 1T5i the first Colonial Con.
gress met, was then visited. Letters
We're read from the Governors OF
North Carolina, New Hampshirc aud
Massacbusetts rcgrctting their Inability TO
attend, but assuring the Governors that
they were in sympathy with the move
ment A permanent Organization wnS Of.
tected with Governor Loe, OF Virginia. ns
Chairman. and III. L. Carson as Secretary
Committee consisting OF tho Governors
OF Pennsylvania, Delaware Rhode Island.
Maryland aud Georgia, were appointed TO
prepare plan of celebration.
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RIOT OVER A MARRIAGE.
p' Nperase Anray Detween Italians s.A
iri>h-s Contestant Killed ON
Either Side.

rirIsBURoH, Pa, Sept. la-Race hatred
was the cause OF riot about one o'clock
this afternoon between a number of Italian
anu Irish residents OF the Fourteenth Ward,
TINS city. The quarrel resulted i'm the shoot.
ing or Patrick Constantine and the fatal
INJURY OF Paddy" Rocco. an Italian. whose
skull was crushed with an az. The riot was
asequel TO an attack made on Joseph Yer
nard on Saturday evening Vernard had
incurred the wrath of his nciyhbots ON
accvunt OF his marriage to an Irish woman.
On MS road home he was held up against "A
oulidlng and terribly beaten Ncrnnrd
ciaiined 10 have recognized among his
asSailants Mike, John and Pat palv Tho
victim dragged himself home more dend
man aiiye. This afternoon n gang headed
oy the Days, demanded admission to Yer.
naru mousse. On being refused admittance
tue uoors We're burst open. Then followed
u scene OF riot and confusion. The fright
sned Italians were driven in every direc-
ton by the intruders, who numbered
ahout twenty. PADDY Rocco finally
turned on his pursuer, Mike DAILY, fight.
ing hiin savagcly, when one of the gang
struck Rocco ON the head with nm ave
ms ms skuli was laid open. exposing the brain
lus INJURIES are pronounced fatal Tho
prostrate form OF Rocco, covered with
blood, frightened the rioters, who fled
shot was fired into the fleeing mob and
fatrick Constantine fell, the ball of a large
caiber revolyerhavin entered his hack.
passing nearly through his body, and from
tonight. II Is not known who fired tbe
shot The police have Italians under ar
the mob - ~
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
The Prime Minister OF Iioumania Fired at
nut Anothcr RcccIxcn the nnlInf

''' h'h' Noumnnlu Eired
Hut Another Receives the uuiIet.
BucIIaREsr Sept. Nm. Bratiano Rou-
manian Prime Minister, was shot at last
evening by an assassin. He perceived the
mans intention IN time to spring out of
the path of his aim. The bullet struck NJ.
Robesco. a mcmber of the Chamber OF
Deputies, and wounded him. The assasslu
wax arrested aud locked up. He confessed
that for political reasons lie Intended TO
kill NJ Bratiano. The weapon used was a
pistol The attempt % assassinate NJ Era
uano has produced great excitement
among the people A crowd surrounded
the building occupied 10y the only news
paper here which has been opposing tho
irime Minister, blamed the editor for in
ihming the hostile feeling against him aud
smashed all the furniture aud fittings be.
longing 20 the concern, savagcly attacked
ana wounded two members OF tho rtafT aud
were proceeding 20 destroy the cdificc when
tte police beca me masters OF the situate
and dispersed the mob. This morning a
large crowd was assembled at tho police
station. where the ninn who attempted Ia
assaasiunte Premier Bratiano was locked
up, prepared To seize him when the police
attempted 10 take him 10 court for ARA on
nent and lynch him. The authorities had
however taken all necessary precautions
and were enabled 20 disperso the crowd
ana protect the prisoner
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ANOTHER SHAKE UP.
Virgins Predicts a Great Earthquake ou
the goth Inst. With Most Disas.
trous Results I'm the south.


OTTAWA. OST., Sept. a0-Prof Virgins,
OF Ottawa, and w. H. Smith, astronomer
OF Montreal, have both predicted separate
" terrific seismetic disturbance for the
Nth inst The destruction will be confined
south OF 3OS parallel of latitude, and will
erect all Southern States from ocean 20
ocean. The earthquake Is attributed by
WigRins to influence of a conjunction be-
tween Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and the earth
ana two satellites on that day. The two
satellites consist OF the moon and "a dark
invisible moon, which Virgins processes To
have discovered. The effects will be felt
Tar more seriously than those of the recent
shock, as the force will be much stronger,
but the disturbance will not take place be-
fore two O'Clock in the afternoon. II is not
possible, Virgins says, 10 localize exactly
WI ere the shock will he most felt but he
holds that IL any OF the numerous
cities and towns along the line OF
disturbance are affected at all
the devastation will bs complete.
Virgins also predicted the Charleston
earthquake, and he says that the disturb
ance OF the 10Th VIII be much stronger.
The Pacific Slope wiz be affected as far
north as San Francisco. In the Northern
States and CANADA the disturbance will be
meteorological, and will consist OF a ter
rifle hurricane. Virgins maintains that
his prediction is bound To come true and
that the disturbance will eclipse the others
that have occurred during the past half
century.
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CEREDO WAYNE co. w. VA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER % ISs6
RoRBINo A WIDOW.
An Aged Rascal who stss Lived for v.srs
one widows Pension.

~. i.oUis, Sept i6.--what was known
as the Rhodes pension trial. which has oc.
cupicd the time of The United states Court
In Jefferson City, four DAYS, was concluded
this morning. The jury was out =
few minutes end returned a
verdict OF guilty on each ~
htne chargos in the indictments. The
case "a disclosed hy the evidence. I.
a. follows ThoS. Rhodes, farmer,
moved 10 fottis County from Scol.
iord tounty, many years ago. formed
tho acquninteucc OF Mrs. McDnniciS
whose husband wae killed In war. Rhodes
and the widow We're married, but when
the latter found out her husband had am
osbcr wife she refused To live With him.
Nhcde> then applied FOR. aud procured a
pension tor Mrs. McDanicls without the
iattcr's knowledge. and has drawn th,
pension over since, by having another
woman rersonetc her he aud hir wifs
masins anidavits - tho pension vouchers
In THIS manner he has drawn several thou.
sand dollars Of the womnn's money
hh9des - seventy years old aud quit,
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Ihrew Pepper In HIs Exes.

LAFAYETTE, IND, Sept. ia.-Late last even.
ing as Harry Snider well-known young
man. was walking ieisurely along tho
street chatting with friend,a young lady
came walking rapidly toward them. and
wnen directly IN front of them she threw
a handIul OF cayenne pepper into fnider's
eyes. Nota word was spoken, aud the
woman passed on. Snider was hurried
away, and his face washed and eyes at
Dended To. they were severely burned, but
not permanently injured
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William Fn, N Aclon NJ.

William fay, of Acton. Mass,
three years old. was born with bis legs
so twisted that be- could look down on
the soles Of bis feet About three
months ago q doctor Of Lowell took
charge of him, and to-day the lal
walks about as we'll a. any one. with
bis liltlc limbs ~ straight a. normally.
although incl0scd in iron rigging that
will De worn until The limbs are siroug.
Leading physicians who have watch 4
the ease pronounce Il triumph Of
surgery. B0sion yonfHaL
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souru LroN, Men. sept. 10 Early this
morning loaded freight train was throwu
from the track, about bali mile froui here,
by rail having been removed from the
track Fireman Ed Newman was Killed.
BIS body being terribly mnnglcd Brake.
man Campbell was fntnlly, aud Eneinoer
Ihomas Davis seriously injured. The en-
gine and tittecn cars were completely
wrecked. Trains are again passing, tho
wreck having beeu removed There II no
crew To the truin-wreckcrr. People are
greatly excited, aud lynching viii un-
donbtediy follow tha capture of tho
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Shot In tie park BY a Rival.

LEMORE, CAL, Sept %. 8 Hayes, Of
rraver, Cal, editor Of the Trarer 7JdiRgs,
while chatting with his betrothed, Hiss
Lulu Smith. in the house OF DIR. Lovelace,
was shot and instantly killed last night 10y
some unknown person, who In the dark.
ness managed 20 escape The shot was
fired through a street wire screen door,
near which Hayes was sitting a. LeeOver,
who was Jealous of Hayes attention 20
Miss Smith, has been arrested on suspicion.
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Starving Nsuro's fIeudIsh edI.r..

BosroS, Sept. H. While walking through
the Public Garden this afternoon Sylvester
Fletcher tcoloredl picked up stone aud
wnlking up TO a baby carriage in which a
six-nonths old child of VIM. Callahan Law
sleeping, struck tho child terrific blow on
the head, innlcting fatal wound. Fletcher
was immediately captured by citizens aud
the only excuse he gives Il the claim that
he wns starving and wanted % be arrested
so ns 10 get something TO eat
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The Ceredo Advance.

An independent weekly paper published
every Thursday by
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Fight with Mexican Royolutloul,,,.

bEo"NsvnJE, Tx. Sept 10 A private
telegram from Santa Maria says COM
mnndcr Nincente Peua. OF the revolution
airy army passed there Tuesday morning.
lie says that on Friday last. when he AMI
Sinuricio Cruz, with about Hfty-hvc men.
only thtftY ot whom were armed were
camped hfieeu miles south OF CamnrQ. they
We're attacked by Colonel Hermanflcl viii,
ihrce hundred men and completely routed
losing seven men killed aud wounded The
revoluttonists were surprised while drV IN,
their clothing The rovoiutionlsta are t.is
ing refuge la Texas
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s.vers SHOCK At summsrvllIs.

CunLEaTON 8 @ Napt l3-Heliabls
sdvices from Summerville are OF an alarm.
ing nature rhe shock OF the morning 0f
the 18th was more severe than supposed.
Browns Hotel. n large wooden structure.
was lifted and moved 90 its pillars several
inches further i0 The north The hotel j.
six hundred feet long and forty-two feet
wide The shock also threw down several
additional chimney
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A Murderer Lynched.

CAIRO, Ill, Sept. 20-Bowman Paxton,
a druggist of Maiden, Mo, was hanged by
n mob OF seventy-fve men at one o'clock
last night. Last week he killed a black
smith named J. McGrolvery. and was
placed in jail al Kennett Mo, Tor sa fe keep.
ing Last night he was being taken TO NAL
den 10 be ready for trial TO day, and within
five miles of Maiden the sberiff's posse was
met by the mob which demanded and were
given the prigoner when they hung him 20
The limb of tree.
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Saved by a Dou.

PAnKrRsnuRc, W VA, Sept. I9--Harry.
seven-year-old son OF VIM. Lapole. was
attacked by savage bull, near South
Mountain, w. Va, aud terribly gored in
the back aud side. While the. hoy wns down
the bun made another lunge at him but
was prevented from doing further injury
by dog, who caught IL by the nose aud
held u until help came aud took the torn
and bleeding boy away.
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Russian Harvest.

ST PfTGnsHuRo, Sept 1.-THE Official
estimates Of the Russian harvest show that
Of winter wheat the yield will be G5. 90 600
bushels. falling of Of fully fifty per cont
from last year; the spring sFhtnt crDp
shove an increase n about forty per cont
or A3iNO 90 bushels, while rye also shows
"a slight increase The oats crop fs eefl
mated ~ 1900 90 bushels aud the barley
crop % @sWo,0D. both being up 10 the fun
average
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Seizure Of the psarl NsIson

orrAwA, ONr., Sept i7--Inquiry ~ tho
Customs Department shows that the fishing
schooner Pearl Nelson was seized at Prince
town for having landed twelve men during
the night The master OF the vessel re-
ported the next day. but not before the
Customs Oiiicea WIS on board and had
everything seized IL IL undcrstood that
500 was deposited as fine but a. vet the
Customs Department have taken no action
iu the matter
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Slight Increase in Bushes, Failure.

NEw YOHE. Sept IT, The business fail.
ures occurring throughout the country dur.
ing the last seven days number for the
United States i53 aud for Canada .g or a
total ~ lsj. a. compared with n total ~
lt5 last week aud 100 tho week previous 10
The last. The casualties in ihe Pacific
state ard iu Canada are sliu above fhe
average in number. in other sections of
fhe country they are light
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sI i.oria Sept is The Central Com.
mittee ~ The United Labor Party. com.
posed 90 mcmbtrs Of tine knlgbfs 0f lai0r.
TIE Central Labor Union nnI fL6 Ifad 3
Assembly has issued ctii fDr q conven.
.gn to De- heid 0n October O. nominate
iu.i CITY ticket Accompanying The call IL
a declaration 90 prinelrles
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A Mlsers Enrfnne

CnioAoo, Sept lq.--For n number of years
past Carl HuInmel has carried ON the bus.
iness of rag-picking i'm this city, but few
days ago he disappeared a search resulted
IN the finding Of his body In the old shanty
where lac lived alone. In small leather
trunk were found several deeds of Chicago
property which are worth n fortun. to tho
heirs, who arc as yet unknown
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& Coyote 3 norisd Klnsd.

GaLvG.roN, Tx, sept IA special
70 the Ns,,s from Laredo, Texas saws y
telegram has been received here stating
that the famous rebel chief III Coyote. with
his Iieutenants, Manuel. Veda aud Pcua.
and six followers were killed Ira nuenpapa.
Inent with National troops under Colonel
valdez, near Santa Domingo rancho. =
short distance from Lampasas, Mexico,
yesterday.
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AN AWFUL PLUNGE.
a" hnglnc aud Two Cars .o en- "a Draw
hrldgc Into the Mla.l..Inrl Ri.cr

"'''k' NV" IN" NIH-IssIppI NiVer.
DUBUQUE, IA, Sept iG--An Illinois Cen
tral freight engine and two carr plunged
or the Dubuque q Dunlith bridge through
the open draw this morning There - hut
one span from the eastern end To the draw.
the bridge right out of t.n'
mel. As usual tho engine was
pulling hard to get its heavy train up tho
grade whom out OF the tunnel and ON the
Drudge the engineer tried 10 stop the train
ahead, hut 20 no purpose, aud over N
plunged into twenty feet Of water twenty.
I'VE feet below, with two cars behind Il.
lho thlrd hnng ON the edge. The fireman
jumped before tho engine plunged. bnt ibe
engineer was carried over. The cab be.
came detached, and ho somehow ilonted of
ON 70 and escaped with slight injuries
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Al the C,ar's Feet

soFi,. Sept. i6.-inthe sobrauie 50 day 10
was resolved, after much opposition. 20
send telegrnm 20 The Cznr saying. .Bul.
garians would pray 10 the Almighty 10
grant hin long aud happy life. aud iay.
ing ~ the 1lsrs feet the dcvot ion aud
hdelity of the bulgarian people The hon.
was also expressed that friendly relations
between Bulgaria and Russia would be rs-
sunedi aud That tao Car VIII defend Bul-
Independence
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The Monty Stuck 10 His Finoer,

BALTIMORE. Sept. l9.-Douglas smith. n
- 900 clerk in the Customs Service in New
York City. was locked up at the Central
District Police Station to-day, charged
with failing 30 render his accounts for pub
lie money received by him as an officer and
agent OF the United States. His position
was In the POstoffice Department
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A Woman pashed 70 0 ath.

tniEr Pa sept rs Mrs MARY Godhey,
wife of Rufus Godfrey. wealthy farmer
OF 'iirard Township ieh her husband. sid,
last uight. aud this iuornina ,ss. found "A
Use nickel Plate Bridge BeHf by The an.
fortunate woman bad thrown herself over
the pFecipi"e, distance ~ 10 feef and
~ff-h dashed - death
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M-nInn on lhe ca-Op,ratLvs pInn.

hcSr-viLLE, Mo, sep 10 Mlno No 3.
the largest Ia this vicinity after being ldIo
more than five months has Just reopeued
on the cooperative plan. The nlneis nre
n baye the use of the compnny's machinery
ana 70 pay he lattor royalty of ono cett
per bushel' retaining FOR division among
theInseIvc. tle remnlnder 0f the prohis.
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The Redskins in Elnrida.

JAcKsONvILLE. Eta, Sept 10 Tho band
OF 3s2 Warm Springs and Cbiricahua In
dians, bucks, squaws and papooscs, from
San Carlos Reservation, arrived here to-
night. An advance party which arrived
Thursday brought news OF deaths % those
at Fort Marion, causing howl Of grief
and the death dance
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Collapse Of a Chic ago warehouse.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.--The four-stOry iIp
porters' warehouse of J. Wallace Wakem
q Co. situated near tho North Clark street
crossing OF the Northeastern railway track
collapsed onrly this morning. The interior
damage TO store ge, which must be great,
has not yet been estimated. The contents
were valued at over $4,000.
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IrIpIe DrownInn AonIdent.

UTICA, n. y, Sept 20-By the cspsizing
Of row-boat on the lake at Cazenovis TO
night three men were drowned The
fourth swan ashore. The drowned we're
Fiske Howe, captain Of the steamer Lake
View William Tuttle, engineer, and Pat
rick Havs n iaborcr
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a Wind. Storm.

1NDfArAroifs, ISp., Sept ~ De.truc.
hon by wind storm to-day T. reported from
Illinois Indiana and Southeastern Michl-
gan In the vicinity Of Toion0. m. the
tornado was very severe. Al Terre Ha,,te
Ind, tho wind blew hurricane Tor qtfar.
ter Of an hour. Numerous large building,
were unroofcd
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TRoY, y ~ Sept. lg-Dexter + Wager.
a farmer living near here drove his wife
aud mother in law from the houss. WHEN
they returned 10 was found that Wagorh had
cut The throat ~ his daughter. aged three
years. from ear 20 ear After a struggle
the madman was secured and committed
20 fHlf
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Paying Aler.s Dsbls.

soTrs. sept 1.-THE sobfauls has vofsd
a grant of $4,000 20 purchase sll OF Prime
Alexander property in Bulenria. retain.
ing from The whole sum 81. .nO0 tith which
- iiqnldate the Princes iudebtednrss IT,
the National BANK
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frnsdIlinn Nal colisntlnn

Nfr foHR. sept. i6 company nraasi
BY Roscoe Conkliu, Isaac ~ Bailey. Peter
igw n,end 5ailey and others with capi-
lal stock of $50 90 has been organfsad
ior tbo purpn pf Conveying The naniis
from tlr dinrreut parts ~ the city ~ the
general post. office by means ~ pnenlnafic
tubes
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Horrible snlclds.

HrfcWssOS, ktS.. Sept 10 James
Heihir, az Old soldier was found to-day ln
biz bed with his throat cuf and bis heal
supposed - have committed suicide by
using an old butcher knife tie had prob.
ably been dead several dafs Cause nn
Lrrrr
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Cholsra IN NAV

ROM sept H. There were SIX deaths
frosn cholera during the twcnt,- four hour.
ending Yesterday la laramie. aud sixfe0fl
new eases. in all she other Infected ds
tficfs nf ifaIy there were thirty. seven f,n IA,
cnscs aud fifteen deaths
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~ Fti pt l1 "A sfccIa dispatch
from h4u Claire. Wis -ays rhe Cbippo
wa Lumber end Boom Conpauy's -aa-Inili
- 'hipreu ale tto largest in Toe COON.
~, Na- STRUCK ~ hgltn ~ at two o'clock
llll-.- ~ ~. Ill--- ally -.-mrnI
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Blown Afar by Bursting Boiler.

SPRiNeFiELD, lf.L.. Sept 10.--'rhe boiler
OF an engine used TO run n cider-mil at j.
u. Spalding's nursery, near Hiverton, ex-
ploded yesterday and instantly KILLED two
men. Barney Elling, the engineer. was
hurled l2O feet away, and Patrick Kelly,
the other victim, was picked up forty feet
from tho lnot
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Fatal Railroad Acc deni.

LEBAyoN, PA, Sept. io-In collision be-
tween two trains AZ midnight. at Hebron,
Misses Katie Slime and Maggie Arnold
we're fatally injured, and Daniel Light.
John Lehman and Miss Mary Schnefer very
dfffon
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Killed while Huntiun.

LoSDoN. Sept 10 The Earl of Dalkoith
was accidentallyIshot while stag hunting
in Achnacarry Forest Iie was running
down a steep hill, when he slipped and felt
The rifle la his hand exploded and the
later