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ABABY sLAUGHTER-HoUsE.
A Woman Confesses to Numbering Infants
for Paw.

Ior ray.
MILWAUKEE, September THE finding
ing of dead infant with a darning needle
thrust through its heart has led to the dis
closure that regular business of putting
babes to death at so much per head has
been carried on in this city. Mrs. Pauline
Mittelstaedt, proprietress ola private ly-
ing-in hospital, fed few weeks ago on as
certaning that the authorities had accu-
mulated evidence eliminating her. She
travelled under an assumed name in Mich
igan, but was Overhauled at Reed City and
brought back tonight. She confessed the
murder of the child, and claims to have
been promised $500 by its mother for put
ting it out of the way. The authorities
are investigating the deaths of numerous
other infants born out OF wedlOck, supposed
to have been put to death by her.
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Austrian Press Comments.

VIENNA, September The Frcmdem-
bidn saws: Prince AleXander's abdcation
was an act of true self-Sacriiice for the Bul-
garian people II was noble act to avert
dangers from the country. We hope that
the question of succession will be peace
fully and legally settled.
The Press urges the government to pur-
sue sound policy of compensation and to
avoid the suicidal policy ofpnlling either
bulgarian or English chcstnuts out Of the
Russian fire
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A SeAndaIous Tragedy.

LYSCHBURG, Va, September IA
terrible tragedy occurred at Liberty last
night, between two young men named Viii
son and Fizer, at a bawdy house, over
mulatto woman. Wilson shot Fizer fatally
and, it is supposed, shot the woman also
her body being found in an orchard neal
the house, with a bullet wound in hel
head. The young men are highly connect
ed and great excitement exists
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COCAINE, IoDOPORM OR MERcUEIAI:s in
any form in the treatment OF eltaTrh Oh
hay fever should be avoided, as they are
both injurious and dangerous. lodoform
is easily detected by its offensive odor.
The only reliable catarrh remedy on the
market to-day is Ely's Cream Balm, being
free from all poisonous drugs. 1t has cured
thousands of acute and chronic cases,
where all other remedies have failed. A
particle is applied into each nostrll; nc
pain; agreeable to use. Price 50 cents o.
druggists.
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RUSSIA'S SCHEMES
Az Hinted at BY the st. Petersburg Press
The situation Critical.

AZ hlnteu ~ ny tue 81 EeteEsouAB fess
The Situation Critical.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 7.-Noroe
Hermya advocates the formation of a Bull
garian regency which shall enjoy the con-
fidence of Russia and inherit Prince Alex
ander's right to. govern East Roumelia.
The same paper discusses the union Of
Bulgaria and Russia descants upon
the ACCESSIBILITY of tempo
rary Russian military occupation" "
and refers to the policy of Russia affording
material and moral support to the new
Bulgarian Government without interfer-
ing in the international affairs of the coun-
try, 80 as to harmonize Bulgaria's foreign
policy with Russian pan slavist interests. "
"Bulgaria's vaSsalage TO Turkey, " adds the
Noroe Termya, would afford convenient
conditions 10 realize the above cOmbina-
tions if Russia bought or obtained by the
above combinations or other means Tur-
keys Suzerian rights in Bulgaria"
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wORKNES INJURED.
Twenty -one PreeiPItated Twenty Feet and
All Injured, Four Dangerously.

Twenty-one Preeipitated Twenty Feet and
All Injured, Four Dangerously.
INDIANAPOLIS, September This af-
ternoOn while force ofmen were engaged
in tearing down the old Young Mems
Christian Association building, preparatory
10 the erection Of new one, the springing
of an inside wall threw down an upper tier
Of joists upon which were twenty-one
workmen, precipitating them all to
the floor below, about twenty feet.
All Of the men were more or less injured,
but seven were caught in the debris and
had to be extricated. or these it was
found that four were dangerougly, per
haps fatally injured. They were Albert
Schumacher, skull fractured; b. Dorlet,
collar bone broken and internal Injuries
Henry Miller, leg broken and internal in
juries; Oliver Warren, hip crushed; Henry
Schumacher, leg broken; Levi Smith,
scalp wound, Gus Alexander, internal in
| iuFY
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A SPLENDID VICTORY,
A sad Case Of Poisonlng

il, that Of any man or woman afflicted with
disease or arrangement Of the liver, result
ing in poisonous accumulations ia the
blood, scrofulous affections, sick headaches,
and dlseases Of the kidneys, lungs or beart.
These troubles ean be evied only by going
10 the primary cause, and putting the liver
in healthy condition. To accomplish,
this result speedily and enectually moth
ing has proved itself 10 eflicacious N DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, ("
which has never failed 10 do the work
claimed Tor il, and IL never will.
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Good Results lon Every Csss.

d. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper desier
Of Chattanooga Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his luDg; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
u try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did 20 and was entirely cured
by use Of few bottles. Since which time
he has used Il in his family Tor all Coughs
and Colds with best results This is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
been saved By this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan x Co. q drug
store.
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Won't Di.eharxs the Son-Unioni.,..

SFw YORK, September Z. The Arbi-
tration Committee Of District Assembly
80 Knights Of Labor. to-day met the Exc
eutive Committee Of the Clothing Manu-
Escturers' Association 10 arrange q
settlement Of the clothing-cutter's
strike. The Knights submitted this
proposition: That the manufacturers
declare tha lockout at an end, open tbeir
shops and take back all on strike. The
association rejected the proposition and
the spokesman declared that the non
union men al work would be retained q,
all hazards. Such strikers as were needed,
however, would b. unemployed. Ths
conference then dissolved.
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sin nanfllncked.

MnwAUKEE, September There IS no
material change in the dead lock OF the
second Congressional District Democratic
Convention ut Waukesha, which has been
in session five days. The S9th ballot stood
II. NJ. Ackley II, \. X. Delaney 10, Pat,
rick Omeara ;, T. C. Martin =. General
Bragg, who is a delegate in the convention i
has not permitted his name to 90 before
the convention rs yet rs n candidate.
At Green Bay, Thomas Il. Hudd was re
nominated for Congress to-day without Op-
position by the Democrats Of the tlith
district
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CHICAGO September 7.-Charles Sin
clair, mddle-aged man who came to this
city from Kansas City only yesterday, wa
fatally stabbed by an unknown man on the
lake front, at the foot Of Indiana street,
late last night. Sinclair says he was en-
deavoring to part two men who were fight
ing. The police think it will be impos-
sible to arrest his assailant, Us the police
have been given no description of him.
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,r,,-,l.rn.l bY AIasked Wen.

PARKERsBURs, w. VA, Septmoer e
While John H. Broll, prominent farmer
of Moorefeld, W. Va, was gathering ms
Oeaeh crop he was seized by two masked .e'
men men and brutally chOked and beaten;
Thev then threw him down and one OF
them jumped on him, the other shot n MN n
tbronSh the left side. He IS lying ID 2
orstics1 condition. with but little hope OF
S;s reeoyery. The assailants are at large
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Rad Of Rone Scrnpiax.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg. H..
says: Having received 10 much beneft
from Electric Bitten, feel IL my duty TO
let suffering humanity know ft' Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have 10
have the bone scraped or leg amputated. ]
used, instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
ters and seven boxes Bncklen,s ArnieA
Salve, snd my leg is now sound and we'll
Electric Bitters are sold at ffty cents .
bottle, and Bneklen's ArDies SaIve ut 25e.
per box, by Logan X Go.
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sare-. shonk a. Rrans,flle To-pay.

EVANSVILLE, IND, September 7,-An-
other severe earthquake shock was felt
here at la o'clock this morning, and in
few seconds large number Of people had
gathered in the streets, nearly all in their
night clothes. The shock sounded like
the explosion of quantity of dynamite at
some distance, and it was not until eonsid'
erable time had passed that the citizens re-
turned to their dwellings.
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ALittIe Girl BADLY Hurt.

ST. GAINESVILLE, O., September T.
This afternoon Edna, year old daughter
of r. J. Riley, business manager of the
Gazette, while play ing and standing ON
the foot rail of an iron picket fence slipped
and fell and one of the pointed irons pierced
the right side of the neck near the wind
pipe, penetrated the flesh, emerged Just
over the iugular vein and tore out wound
of considerable depth and two inches long
The wound is serious
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Cnrion. Changes at Augusta,

AUGUSTA. GA, September 7.-one OF
the curious results OF the recent earth
quake here is the change in the topography
of the country. Many houses on the sand
hills, the aristOcratic part Ofthe city, which
before could not be seen from the city, are
now in full view, while other landmarks
have disappeared. These curious changes
were noticed yesterday for the first time
and attracted much attention. In taking
a bird's-eye view of the city, from any
point, these remarkable changes will at
once be recognized, and they so to prove
that there has been considerable settling
of the earth.
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FREAKS OF THE QUAKE.
A suIphurous Taste to Artesian Well Wa
ter in Texas.

ter in Texas.
FORT WORTH, Ten, September =
There is considerable discussion in this
city and some anxiety felt about the Phe-
nomena connected with artesian wells in
and near the city. Fort Worth has over
one hundred artesian wells yielding the
purest of water, and they have added
greatly to the city prosperity. r. King,
living near Pavilion, reported that on Sat
urday the pure, clear water in his we'll be
came muddy, with q SulphurOus taste aud
smell. The mouths OF all who drank be
came very sore. Frank Elliston, tax col
lector of this county, who lives at Bird
Hall, six miles northeast of the city, makes
the same report about his well, and says
the water was so murky and unpalatable
that his family has stopped usingit. Both
gentlemen attribute the change to the
earthquake.
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The EIection ln Nermont.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Septem-
her 7.-Ninety-twO towns give Governor
Ormsbee, Republican, II, ,S5S votes, ana iol m
Shurtleff, Democrat, 6,l92, majority loi
ermsbee of 5, $50. The election for Mem
her of Congress from the First district re-
snlte,l as follows: Stewart Republican,
; q88 votes; Brigham, Democrat, 3,?so.
In the Second Congressional district Ine
election resulted as follows: Grant, Repub'
= 307lican, Folsom, Democrat, 3,79i'
Out of thirty-one towns, twenty-five are
for Fdmunds. from six there il no report,
one is anti -Edmunds and two have nO
cboiee The returns are coming IN very
slowly
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Resistance Advocated.

RusTcHUK, September The Cars
reply to Prince Alexander's letter of Au-
gust ~ was not made public here until
yesterday. II raised storm ol popular
CONSERVATION and indignation. Many Of
tcers of the army advocate resistance If
Russia forcibly depoSes Prince Alexander
against the will of the people
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D,.c,..inx IN. Earthouak..

LONDON. September THE cablegram
sent here from Washington containing the
views of Major Powell on the causes Of the
Charleston earthquake, was read at to-
days session of the geological branch Of
the British Science Association. The
meeting was crowded by scholars anxious
to hear the contents Of the cablegram and
the dispatch provoked lively DISCUSSION
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An Alleged Rebellion In India.

PARIS, September THE Journal D's
De Bats publishes to-day o sensational re-
port about an alleged uprising Of the pco-
pie of northwestern India against British
rule and in favor of Russisn invasion The
reports say that number of Indian princes
have followed Dhulccp Sinks example in
Joining Russia and in exhorting the people
TO throw off the hated english yoke. "
The Journal Des De Bats says that grave
events are imminent in Central Asia.
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Tragedy at a Festival.

READING, Pa, September THE Fan
statter Festival at Lauer's Park was the
scene of a tragedy last night in which
Morris H. Sanders, a moulder, was the
victim. During a quarrel with his dl,
vorced wife, Sanders drew revolver and
shot her in the head and then turned the
weapon on himself and put two bullets into
his own head. He died half an hour later
The woman will recover.
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puIc.rI.p Mobile. Demands.

SOFIA, September 7.-Bulgarian noble
have joined in a petition To the Gar
They ask whether Russia will allow the
National Assembly 10 elect a successor Il
Prince Alexander, and whether Russia
will grant bulgaria loan. II their de-
mands are not accecdcd to the mobiles in
tend to oppose the departure Of Prince
Alexander
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nIinernl Prohibltlonlsts.

Special Telegram to he Register. III,
KEYsER, W. Va, September THE
Prohibitionists of f"Afineral county assem-
bled at the Court House to-day. I. K,
Carskadon addressed the meeting, anC
after appointing several committees, they
RESIGNED the house to the County Court
There was but q slim attendance OF th'
faithful
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Ruekien,s Arnixn suIss.

The Best Salye in the world fLs Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Eheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cofns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or No pay required. IL
is guaranteed 70 give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price IS cents pcr boz.
For sale by LoxAn X Co.
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MONTREAL, Septembc THE liabilities
of Leopold Isaacs the ahsconding tobacco
merchant of this city, exceeds Sl5O, 900
with practically no assets. 1t is stated
that several forgerieS and other swindling
schemes have been brought to light and
that steps will be taken to secure lSaacs'
extradition. He is i'll Philadelphia.
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orie, an exhOrtatiOn to the Democracy of
the district He seems to be fully aroused
to what IS expected of him and the general
belief here is that his election is beyond a
doubt If but proper Organization and
thorough canvass is made.
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All About Captain j, W. WilliamsOn's
|. .arE.rt- Luck
In drawing Sl5, 600 in the L0uisiana

III WI3WEuB VIOiVVV IN V1I0 ~ -
Lottery. He is a prosperous farmer OF
Willow Grove, this county, and before the
June drawing something seemed to tell
him that he should invest then, which he
did, by couple OF dollars, and in due time
received tickets, one, No. 1S, 145, entitled
him to one-tenth of the capital prize OF
$50, 900, and which amount he has re
ceived through the Bank of RayenswOOd,
W. Va, from N. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans, La.-RGrsRsacOod w. Va.) Nelrs,
July 2l.
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The "Gazette's" Opinion.

ST. PETERSBURG, September The
Gazette (German) says the most equitable
solution of the Bulgarian problem would
be for Russia to occupy in Bulgaria posi-
tion similar to that occupied by Austria III
Bosnia and Herzegovina, the powers con-
senting. AS in the Austrian case
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Earthauakc In Athens.

ATHENS, September Fresh shocks
Of earthquake were felt to-day in this city
and at KaIayerita and elsewhere. Seismic
rumblings were heard yesterday through
out PelOpOnnesus.
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The News" Approves.

LONDON, September The Daily Ncrs
approves Of the Governments attitude on
the Bulgarian question ~ explained by
Sir Ferguson, Under Foreign Secretary OF
the House of Commons Yesterday.
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n,.mIs.iuv the ReIfns, Police.

BELFAST, September IA number OF
the county police who have been here on
riot duty have departed for their regular
stations body Of others will he dis
missed bOmeward next week
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,,yrt,,I.v Renominated.

CLEVELAND, September MAJ H.
Mckinley, Jr., was renOminated for Con, on
gress to-day by the Republicans oil the
E;,b+h Ohio District
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n. M. Gloyer RenOmInat'

ST. LOUIS, September THE Congres.
sional ConventiOR of the. Ninth dlstrlct
nominated Hon, J. NJ. Glover for Congress
a., Iay
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BASE BALL.
The Champions Defeat the Pittsburg Club
in the Ninth.

in the Ninth.
PIrBBURG, September THE cham
pions won to-day's game in the ninth IN
ming on errors of Carroll and Smith and q
base hit by Comisky. Previous to that the
home team had played without an error,
but they became ratified at the finish and
allowed their opponents to score two runs
after one man was out. The feature OF the
game was the fine work of Calvin and
Foutz. Barkley got the only two hits
made off the latter, and Calvin did not
give the visitors hit until the eighth in
ming. Attendance, 5000. Score:
T1ninns .............l . S4 5 6 7S9
PittsbuTp, ttbuITIpg,,,,,,,,O 0 o.
81, Louis. o 0 o % 0 p
Earned, Pittsburg 1; 3 base hits, Barke-
ly: passed balls, Miller l; first base on balls
off, Calvin /; off Foutz 4; first on errors,
st. Louis 3, Pittsburg l; struck out by
Calvin 3, Foutz 8; errors, Pittsburg 81.
Louis l. base hits, Pittsburg 2, st. LOUIS
5. Umpire, Valentine.
CINCINNATI, September with four
teen hits, two of which were two-baggers,
the Cincinnatis only sent four men across
the plate to-day. Louisville did not do
much hitting, but depended on the errors
of the Cincinnatis for their runs. Cook $
catching, McPhees batting and fielding and
a handsome running catch by Collins were
the chief points. Score:
Ianlnqs. 3 4 5
Cincinnati ................O 0 0 2 /
Louisville .................O : -
Earned runs, Cincinnati 4; two base
hits, McPhee, Carpenter; passed balls,
Baldwin l, Cook 2; wild pitches, Hecker
/; first base on balls, off Pechiney 4;
errors, Cincinnati 8, Louisville l; base
hits, Cincinnati 4, Louisville 9; umpire,
Kelly.
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nTorrIson Renominated.

ST LOUIS. September The Demo
cratic Congressional convention oi the iT'n I:I'n
illinois district, which met at GreenSille' me
m, to-day, renOminated Hon. W. H. MOT
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S,aoIa uaDominaked.

ISDIANAPOLIs, September a-The he,
,,bEeans of the Eleventh Congressional
district. in convention ut Peru, to-day re-
Dominated Geo Steele.
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VIENNA, September The Free PresSe
says that many troops arc being shipped at
Odessa oStcnslby for the Crimea, but real
~ it is believed in readiness for action in
Rulparia
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NY FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIST
..,l BY the Convention at ClarksOurg
On the Ninth Ballot
.,,,,rroy MADE UNANIMOUS
. r.rslapls Name Cheerod to the
Echo.
,,,rDRgSOLUTIONS ADOPTED
p.,-,m,oas and Orderly COnVen-
ton.

.
,.- .... ..r,.r,, W. Va, September L
.,,,,n Of the Democrats of the
'..r,,,onal District held here to-
...n,,, a candidate for Congress
.,,b,, for harmony, the interest
.," mil 9ad the large attendance OF
candidates were plentiful and
eat. ,s.us at,c,,yd their strength.
rr,, of the Hancock, Brooke, Ohio,
.. r,rl Wctzrl county delegates ~
-...,,ri,l train at HES u. H., and
.l,,, the different candidates be
r.,,,.,. .or their iavoriteS. Gen.
..,,.l John q. PendletOn, NJ. j.
-.s. NJ j. o'Eane, Major ODon-
r-,rl Jrp,on, Judge Houston,
-. ,. v.r, conspicuous by their ae-
.,.,nr the delegates. But a short
r m. ground WAS required to
mr That either Judge Brannon,
u... Wr>,a. ~ VI. T. Frame were the
,I.,h the candidate WAS To come.
5,, hr.n doing big work in the
.,..., within the last tOrty-eight
Following are the numbers Of del
inn, ra.h county in the district.
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Troon. Leave for Ireland.

LONDON, September THE Second
battalion of the genadier Guards en-
barked at WOolwich to-day for Ireland.
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Two Shocks at Augusta, Ca.

AUGUSTA, GA, September Two
slight shocks we're felt here to-day, one at
IL 80 a. m. and the other at 4:SO p. IN.
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League Games.
~" ; 'N
A. ~ Inuis-

! At st. Louis
! Ltninys.............l = 3 3 6 50
/ St LOuiS...................O D U o.
| PHILADELPHIA U U 0 U O.
Base hits, st. Louis 7, Philadelphia 4;
| Errors, ST. Louis 4.
At Chicago
| Iqnings................l . 5 8 50
! Chicago. ....................l ! 1-l5
! New York k................3 y > Oil
Earned runs, Chicago 3, New York 2;
base hits, Chicago IL, New York 3; errors,
Chicago ., New York B.
At Detroit
Innings. s..................I , 3 4 50
Detroit t.....................l U y l l l U -
Washington. 0 . y O.
Base hits, Detroit ;, Washington 4; er-
rors, Detroit 1, Washington II; pitchers,
Smith and Crane.
At Kansas City
ItaiagS.................l 4 5 6 8 9
Kansas City...............O U . u / III
Boston ..................r.O U , y T. 3
Earned, Kansas City ), Boston g.
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At Chicago
At Detroit
At Kansas City.
TIE INDIAN WAR ENDED.

Earned, Kansas City !, Boston 3.
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IaninQs....................l 3
ST. IouiS.................O 0 U 0 U U O.
Philadelyhia.........l U U U D U o.
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Athletics >, BrOOklyns 3.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-The Ath'
letics excelled the BrOOk!yns both at the
bat and in the field to-day, but battery
errors by Miller and Robinson enabled the
visitors to score enough runs to make an
extra inning game necessary. Score:
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Another Shock.

CHARLESTON, S. c., September -
A very slight earthquake shokc, lasting
five seconds, was felt here at ll:l2 O'Clock
this morning