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RIOT OVER A MARRIAGE.
Desperate NnraN uctwcru Italians and
tri.h 4 Contestant Kuicd 81
itthcr side.

Firr~nt Ken, IA, Sept. 10 Race hatred
was the cause ~ riot about one o'clock
this afternoon between number ot Italian
md Irish residents oftho Fourteenth Ward.
this city. Tho quarrel resulted in the shoot
ing ~ Patrick 4 OnStautiup aud the fatal
injury Of Paddy Rocco. an Italian whose
skull wa, crushed with an aN The riot was
sequel to an attack made ON Joseph Yer.
nnrd on saturday evening. Ncrnard had
incurred the wrath of his ncighhnrs on
account OF his marriage TO an Irish woman.
On his road homo he was held up against n
building and terribly beaten Ncruard
claimed tu have recognized among his
ss>ailant> Mike, John aud Fat DAILY The
victim dragged himself home more dead
than alive. This afternoon n gang, headed
10y the pnlNs, demanded admission To Yer
nard's house. Ca being refused admittancc
tho doors were burst open. Then followed
scene oi riot aud confusion. The fright.
cncd Italians were driven i'm every direc-
tion 10y the iutrudcTS, who numbered
about twenty. Paddy" Rocco finally
turned on his pursucr Mike DAILY. fight
ing him saVRgely, whom one of the gang
struck Rocco on tho head with an IKE
Ills skull was laid open, exposing the brain.
Hts injuries are pronounced fatal Tho
PROSTATE form of Rocco, covered with
blood, frightened the rioters, who fed
shot was fired into the fleeing mob aud
Patrick Constantine fell. the ball of large
Calihcr revolver having entered his back
passing nearly through his body. aud from
the effects ~ which he died at nine O'Clock
tonight II u not known who fred tho
shot The police have Italians under AR
rest, and are now searching for tho rest OF
the mob
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hideous Mass OF Humanity.

Las NFoAs, " NJ, Sept l5.-To dav =
train of ten coaches came from the South
bearing the Chiricahua and Warm Spring
Apaches from the San Carlos reservation
In Arizona TO Florida. There were iOO OF
the savageS, guarded 10y three companies OF
United States Infantry, under command OF
Colonel Wade and Major Dickie Although
none oi them have been on the warpath
since Geronimo broke loose IL was well
understood they were furnishing his band
with ammunition, and there was no telling
what moment they might break out For
Tho reason the Government decided TO
ship them OIL TO Florida. where they could
do no harm. More than halt of the Saveges
are Squaws and their childron, and moro
repulsivc and hideous mas, OF humanity
was mover crowded in an emigrant sleeper
before.
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Exnedltinn Mail Colleoilnn

Nrw NoEK. sept lG-A company headed
hy Roscoe Conklin. l.sa" II. Bailey, Peter
Townsend Bailey and others. with cnui-
tai stock of EJDOOj0 has been ORGANIZED
for The purpose Of conveying tho mails
from the different parts Of The CITY 70 tho
general pos Office boy means of pneumatic
tubes
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Fight with Mexican ReyOIutionists.

BROWNSVILLE, TIN. Sept. ia private
telegram from Santa Maria says Com.
mander Nincente Pcna, OF the revolution
airy army, passed there Tuesday morning.
he says that on Friday last, when he aud
Maurlcio Cruz, with about ffty-Hye men.
"IllN nlTtY OF Whom we're armed, were
camped fifteen miles south OF Camarp. they
were attacked by Colonel Hcrmandez with
three hundred men and completely routed,
losing seven men killed aud wounded Tho
revolutiouiSts were surprised while drying
their clothing The reyoluiionists are tax
ing refuge in Texas
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Horrible Work of Train. wreokers

SorrH lNoN. MioU., Sept 10. .Earlv this
morning loaded freight train was throwu
'rom the track, about half a mile from here
10y rail having been removed from tho
track. Fireman Ed Newman was killed
his body being terribly munglcd brake,
man Campbell was fatally, aud Engineer
Thomas Davis seriously injured The en-
gine and fifteen cars were completely
wrecked. Trains are again passing. tue
wreck having been removed There b. no
clew TO the traiu-wrecker,. People are
greatly excited. and lynching viii un-
douhtedlv follow the capture of tho
MrpCkers
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Throw Penner In His Eyes.

LArNrErrr, iNp., sept. 10. Late last even
ing nS Harry Snidcr, n we'll known Young
man, owas walking lcisurcly along the
street, chatting with friend Young lady
came walking rapidly toward them. and
when directly m front Of them she threw
a handful Of cayenne pepper Into Snider'S =
eyes. Not a word was spoken, and tho
woman passed ON. Snider was hurried
away, aud his face washed and eyes at
tended TO. They were severely burned, hut
not permanently injured
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Invited IN Elberon

Ngw NoRK. Sept. ID General Grants
widow recently wrote a note 30 Mr.. Glove
land inviting that lady and the President
20 stay at her house I'm ElberOn on their way
back from the Adiroudacks Yesterday
she received reply from Mrs. Cleveland
thanking her kindly for the courtesy. but
sgretting that pressing busine-s made IL
necessary for the President 90 90 70 Wash.
iuRtOu direct
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Fatally eorsd BY a Bull.

CHArDoS o.. sept 15.-The report of n
fatal accident o. Montville eight miles
east today has just been received a
Young man named Nansize while crossing
= field wss attacked and terribly gUrcd bv
cross bull ono horn entering bic right
side. Just about the hip, and prnetra ting
the liver His injuries viii prove fatal
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Besides The ahOvC-Uamcd trains. there Is q
Way lru - wtthH HS~CugCr car attarhc that
Gccs both Last Und Wet daily except sun ay
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Starving MeurO's Fiendish ExpedIent

BosToN, Sept Ii While walking through
the Public Gnrdem this afternoon Sylvester
Fletcher (colored) picked mp stone and
walking mp 10 ~ baby carriage iu which a
siN-mpnths old child OF VIM. Callahan lay
sleeping struck the child terrific blow ON
the head. inhictng fatal wound Fletcher
was immediately captured by citizens aud
the only excuse he gives is the claim that
he was starving and wanted TO be- arrested
so as 20 get something to cut
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e CoYote 2 nortsd KllIed.

GAVE -roN, Tx. sept IT, ~ special
TO the Nc'rS from Laredo. Texas says q
telegram has been received here stating
that the famous rebel chief El Coyote. with
his Lieutcnants. Manuel. Ncda md Pcus.
and six followers were killed boz an engage.
mcut with National troops under Colonel
Valdez, near Santa Domingo rancho. u
short distance from Lampasas Mexico,
Yesterday
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Every city village and country
town should bc IiDcrly supplied with
duutnE fountains for animals and
They should Doc so constructed that
c'u tnc smallest dogs can drink from
tH"m NO giit to pcopl. confer. q
greater pleasure than fountain and
lHat person who turns aside stream
from Ihn ucld and gives watering
through tO thc road-id or provides 70
fountain go which man and beast can
drink purc wafer. Is truly public
bmciuctDr -I Ir0g Times.
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Sor',, Sept. rs. luthc Sobranle 10 DAY it
was resolved, after much opposition. To
send a telegram 90 the Czor saying: "Bul.
garians would pray 10 tine Almighty to
grant him long aud happy life, aud lay.
fidelity OF the Bulgarian people The hope
was also expressed that Friendly relations
between Bulgaria aud Russia would be re-
bumed. and that the Car will defend Bul-
garians IN heir aspirations for union and
iudepeudrucc
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Twenty Thousand Dollar Robberv

ulNNrApoLr-. MrNN., Sept blast
night burglars entered the residence OF
Thomas Lowrey. one OF the wealtbiest
citizens here, and made a big haul Tho
affair was kept quiet till this afternoon,
when II leaked out From all that can ba
learned, the burglars tOob all the valua
bles, consisting OF diamonds, gold. iewelry
and silveTware. The amount taken II Is
said. viii reach 5000 The detectives
aud the police are working up the case
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A Wind Storm.

INpINAPOL- IND., Sept 49, Destruc.
ton by wiudstoru to.dayis reported from
Illinois, Indiana aud Southeastern Michi-
gan. Iu the vicinity ot Toiono. III the
tornado was very severe AZ Terre Haute.
Ind, the wind blow hurricane for n uunr-
ter of au hour. Numerous large building,
wore mmrnnleh
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Amerlcan Brayery ReNsrd.d.

Ws-HfNoro> Sept o. The State Depart
ment Boa. received from the British Govern
mcut four gold and six silver medals
awarded tO the master of The schooner
Fannie r. GOrhum. oi Rellast Me- and 70
Che pilot aud -cameu Of The pilot boat
Phantom of View York lor services rem.
Gered t0 tne Oregon. sunk of Fire island.
New York last March
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ROBBING A WIDOW.
An Aged Rascal Who Has lived Tor Wear.
Ona widows Pension.

81, LoUI-, sept. l6 What was known
as the Rhodes pension tlisl, which has oc,
cupicd the time ot the United State, Cours
IN Jefferson City. -four days, was concluded
this morning The jury was out a
few minutes and rrtui,,rJ
verdict OF guilty ON each OF
nine charges m the indictments Tho
case a, disclosed bV the evidence, t.,
aS follows Thos Rhodes farmer.
novel to PettiS County from Scol.
lord IouutN, many years ago, formed
the acquaintance OF Mrs. McDauicls
whose husband was killed in war Rhode
aud the widow were married hut when
the latter found out her husband had am
other wife, She refused TO live with him.
hhodcs then applied for, aud procured a
pension tOr Mrs McDanicls without the
latt"r'> knowledge and has drawn tho
pension ever since 10y having another
woman personate her he and his wife
makinE Shtdavlt~ Ia tho pension voucher.
In this manner he has drawn several thou
sand dollars OF the Woman'S money.
Khodcs Is seventy wears old and quito
feeble
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- PII Sept 10 = epociaI di.p1tcb
from Eau Claire VIE, says The Cfippe-
wa Lumber and Boom Company saw.iaill
90 chiprera Falls. the largest i'm the oouu-
try. wa struck bl lightning 81 two O'Clock
this morning oud completely DESTROYED
Ioe. -.IlNl. narlIaLIv insured.
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Blown 4far b. a Burs,inu R,iIer

SrWNCflELu, IIi., sept 49, The boilor
OF an engine used TO run n cider mill at !.
Is. Spndiug'S nursery, near RivCrton eK
plodcd Yesterday and instantly KILLED two
men. Barney Filing, the engineer. was
hurled l2O feet away, and Patrick Kelly,
the other victim was picked mp forty feof
from the spot
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Russian Harvest.

81 PrrrE-HrHc. Sept H. Tho official
estimate ~ the Russian harvest show that
of winter wheat the Yield will boz go DOO ODg
bushels falling of of fully nifty per cent
from last year. The spring wheat crop
shows an increase Of about forty prr cont
or tbH0 600 bushels. while ryc al.D shows
&C. slight increase The out. crop b. cSti
mated a. 9OW0.OO bushcl. and the hatlc.
crop at - 10000 both being up 60 tho fun
average
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The Redsklns in EInriha.

JA'EsoNvnLr. Fla, Sept 80 The band
of :'e2 Warm Springs and Chricnhun In.
dians. bucks. tquaws aud pnpooscs, from
San Carlos Reservation, arrived here 20.
night An advance party which arrived
Thursday brought news of deaths .to thuse
AT Fort Marion, causing y howl OF grief
and the death dance
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Horrible Suicide

Hrrour>-oN E,s. Sept d, james
Hcibir nu OLD soldier was found to-day in
b. bed with his thr1a, cat and boil. lrad
nearly hsgglcd OT Die lived alone nnd b.
supposed to have committed suicide bv
using an old lutchel.tu.fe Hs had urob.
ably been depd several days Cause uu.
known
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Star Routes to Lei.

WtsHtNCrON. Sept. l5.-The Postmaster.
General to-day issued advertisements in
viting proposals for the performance Of
service on all star and steamboat routes.
aGgregHting about thrtv-six hundred. in
the state of Ohio, Indiana Illinois Mich
igan. Wisconsin Mime .ota. Iowa and Mis-
souri from July ]. 1881 20 June 20 1891
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Seizure Of the Pearl Melsnn-

OTTAWA, O>T., Sept Il, Inquiry nj tho
Customs Department shows that the fishing
schooner Pearl Nelson was seized ut Priuce-
town for having landed twelve men during
the night. The master of tho vessel rc.
ported the next day, but not before tine
Customs officer was on board aud had
everything seized ~ is understood that
200 was deposited as a fine but AZ yet the
Customs Department have taken no action
in the matter
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AN AWFUL PLUNGE.
An Engine aud Two Carr ca ora Draw
bridge Into the Mis>i-sippi River.

bridge Into the Mis>i-sippi River.
D1HrQtr, a., sept id An Illinois Con
tral freight engine and two car, plunged
OIL the Dubuque n Dunlith bridge through
the open draw this morning There d, but
one span from the eastern end to the draw.
aud tho track here comes on
the bridge right out OF tun-
mel. As usual the engine was
pulling hard 20 get it's heavy train up the
grade when ont OF the tunnel aud on the
bridge the engineer tried TO stop the train.
when he discovered the draw open right
nncad' hut To no purpose. and over iJ
plunged into twenty feet OF water twenty
nve feet below, with two cars behind H.
The thlrd hung on the edge The fireman
jumped before the engine plunged, but the
engineer was carried over The cab hc
came detached, aud he somehow noutcd of
ON II and escaped with slight injuries
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Valuable find Of Coal in Texas

EAGLE Pas, TIA, sept -. a valuable
deposit of hituniinou, coal has been dis
covered ~ rho depth of - feet on land re.
Gently bought hy the Southern Pacific
Company from General NRrauio. ON the
west side OF tho Slbiuas river Tho voin
is % feet in inche. thick
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All Snake Stories Eclipsed.

BosroN, Sept 15.--The vicinity of Clin-
ton. Mass. is terrorized by the story Of an
mmens" land snake which steals sheep
aud calves The length Of the serpent
given varies from twent FIVE feet 20 forty
five feet and the circumference from that
~ two gallon jug 20 the size Of barrel
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Mining ON the Co-Operative Plan.

HrNr-viLLr. Mo, Sep ld-Mine No. B..
the largest IN this vicinity, after being idle
more than five months has Just rcopeued
on tho cooperative plan Tho miners nre
10 have the use Of the company, machinery
and TO pay he latter q royalty Of one cent
per hushel. retaining for division among
themselves tie remainder Of the profits.
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Two Lives Lnsi hy nrnwninn.

TOLEDO O., Sept l5.-Shortlv after four
o'clock this afternoon, as Frank Luther,
Louis Luther and Charles NIutchler who
had been down below Presque Isle irving TO
raise the sunken Ida Noigbt. were opposite
lronvlllc, their boat was capsized and Louis
Luther and Charles Mutchler were drown
ed. Frank Luther, after cinRing TO the
boat FOR two hours. was rescued.
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Anolher Dsfanllsr

SsN FrtNG-So sept 30 Marshal s.
Bate of th. ctv cashier of tre Dif, NJ
London Fire Insurance Company 1iuitrd.
Ot London and tho Npflous and Marine
Insurance Company OF New Zealand has
deieuIted foo ino amount of kluON
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The Money Stuck to His FINGERS.

BNliNoRr, sept No. Douglas Smith, n
$1,000 clerk in the Customs Service i'm New
York city was locked up AT the Central
District Police Station today, charged
with failing 10 render his accounts for pub
lic money received bv him as an officer and
agent of the United States. His position
was in the Po-toiliCc Departments
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A Woman Dashed 10 Death

ERr P,. Sept IT, Mrs Mary Godfrev.
wife of Rufus Godfrey. a wealthy farmer
~ Girard Township. ieft her husband side
last night aud tins morning was found Nh
the Nickol Plate Bridge nearby The uu.
fortunate woman had thrown herself over
the preciPi"o. distance Of $50 feet. mud
" Bsh dashed 90 death
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THoY. y. ". Sept ~ Dexter 2 Wager.
farmer living near here drove his wife
and mother-in-lnw from the house When
they returned 10 vn- found that Wager bad
cut the thront 81 his daughter. aged three
years from ear 10 ear After struggle
The mailman was secured aud committed
fft iu1
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Cpr-t.r ft sept Dos "A carriage CON.
tanning Wm L'Ni- Joseph NuIor and %
man named Carpenter was struck b.,
train 4t krrIin street crossing ia.t riph0.
aui lcvI Wa. killed aud the other ft,p .a
badly injured that tuoir live arc dc-paircd
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The Maine Eleoilnn-

hrcr-1, Mr.. Sept l6 OHlrial election
return. from ff2 towns are us foIlow,:
RodwnIl iRapJ for Governor - li5. Ed
wards Demo rs i6t: Clark prohibiHou-
istl 1850 scattering ~. Bodwoll- pIu-
'itv 1851 maioritv gtH
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eYfrY Bono ln HIs eodY eroken.

OMAHA, Mn, sept 10. Fronk Buck, ot
the cattle firm Of CLARK a Buck. Of Green.
wood, this State, was fatally gorcd by u
vicious bull yesterday IIe was terribly
maugled, not whole bono being left In
his body One Of the animals horns was
run through his neck
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fatal Railroad Acc dent

LrRAN"N, Pa, Sept ~ In q collision hc-
tween two trims at midnight a. Hebron,
Misses Katie Stine aud Maggie Arnold
were fatally injured, aud Daniel Light.
seriously hurt, md arc in a critical con
litiOn
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Slight Increase IN Bus ness Failures

Nrv NOHK Sept i7 The businc-. fail
uros occurring throughout thc country dur.
ing the losi seven day number for tho
United state. iJ and Tor Canada H or %
lfe last week and '.D Give wock previous fo
The last The casualties boo the Iarifr
states aud loo Canada Hrc st'll above fhs
average iu number. iu other section. OF
lhe country they arc light
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Only $4,000 Short.

PoHrr,>n. MI sept ~ WIN y. Gould
cashier of the FIRST National Bank ~ Port.
land bss been discovered 10 ho n defaulter
The directors believe that the loss 10 tho
bank VIII not exceed kSi OD
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Belliueredt Belfast.

LoSpoN. sept l9-Ju n riot to-day, be-
tween the police and populacc in this city,
woman and n man were shot and killed
and several wounded Two serious riots
occurred at Liverpool between Orangemen
were arrested
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NIw NuRE Sept lO MIS- parnru .aH.I
to-day oH The White 6tor steamer g.Ifc
ipr Europe She will Boz about month
away. and viii spend tho greater uar of
THAT time With her son ut his comir, homo
near Dublin.
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fatal Railroad Accident

CH,rrANoocA, TrNN. Sept ij-The
engine of an East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia express train was thrown dow u On
embankment near Chattanooga. and I'm
gineer Tom Buckley aud Fireman Cal.
IarIss were kilIrh.
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No Hons for lhe Entomhsd nIne,s.

S,URNroS. Pa. sept ~ s hole ~ss
drilled through tine twenty three feel ~
coal in the caved in coal mine TO dav. aud
instead of air rushing n. as was expected.
tho gas rushed out There i- now no homo
for the miner Imprisoned within
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Deaf Mnte KllIed hY Cars-

ktNk'krE ILL.,. Sept lG David Boyce.
deaf aud dumb. was run over by car. here
thi- morning and instantly killed
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Nrv YonK. Sept l5Mi-s Edith King
don. the actress OF Daly's company who
arrived with her mother ON the steamship
Scrvia from Liverpool on Monday was
married q dusk Yesterday to George Gould,
the eldest sou ~ the one hundred million
q
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TpRr-VoufH, 81 H. sept 70 John
Charicsvorfb. aged tacnty.tvo. pawned
biz watch bought n revolver vent 20 his
father yard md shot himself doad
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Hnusf. lii Iwn Chlldren Rnrneh

UrED>. DAk. Sept 3D. While their rs
rents we're ont making hav two little chill
dieu were huiued io death boo their home
near HighmoIc Oak
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a nrnnnIsl.a MLaiake-

ANrrU-oN. INU.. Sept lg Carreu ".
Brown. "a druggist, oi fbis plsco. took n
dose Dt bcNaloura .uppo-inC Il dandalion
extract and 300 diving condition
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Camp. Meetino Cottaoes DESTROYED.

BEAufSC, -. Sept ~ About dozen
cottages we're destroyed los an incend.ory
hrc 90 Johanna Heights Methodist pTB-p.
meeting Grouudf near this city
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WAsnHeroN sept o. The Acting SEES
retary OF the Treasury has issued the ll9d.
call for tEe redemption ~ bonds The call
is Tor fl5,Nt0 000 ~ the three percent loan
Of 1882
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SOUTHERN NEWS GLEANINos.
Infinn Mnrkrfa.

GALNE~ToN. Cotton firm on the iith /.
middling, pC. low middling, : i.lb gnod
ordinary, II i6' net receipts, 3EI
bales gross, o,tI, bales; sales. l,la1 bplee /.
stock, - 9hl bales. Weekly. net aud gross
receipts. 21,23i bales; export, couytwise,
l2,6l6 bales, sales, 6.6t2 bales
Nav ORLEANS. cotton firm; middling,
we; low middliug. NNc., good ordinary.
&c. net receipt 1880 bales gru>, rerc pts.
$50 halcs; exports 10 Great Britain a.Wi3
bales sales AN tales; ~tocl,, 30, 49, bales
weekly net aud gross receipts. l2ans
bales; gross. llSSt bales. exports, Co Great
Britain RUa2 bales, export, coastwisc,
5th bnlc'; sale, 400 bales
MfNru- Cotton firm; middling. pc.
receipts ~" bales. shipments, %; bales
stock los bUlc,; salos, ~ balc,
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'ouf1 Irf. sept l9 VIII ~siefu D,
twenty building demolished bv zoe tor.
nrd'. no' o. single person vas Totally hurt
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B. & 0. r. R. TIMETABLE.
wEsrN ARn.

= 'ondenSed timetable of la,-,ux train,
for the stations named below