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Martina Forty.

Several saloOniBts have boen arrested
Tor keeping open ovoE hours.
The Standard mill starts of Under the
efficient management Of Capt. I. b. May.
Elsie CrlSwoll writes that he Is work.
Ing In Mingo. He was reported 10 have
been killed a. Parkersburg. '"''
Lillian Alexander played nt Latavstte
Hall last night 10 q pleased andisncs
Her company holds the boards In.nIohi
and Tomorrow night.
Work on tho water works reseyvoir he.
been resumed, Contractor Ramsey svyt a.
Ing 70 give the men the advance tbev
asked, The trustees are hard at wo,k nj,
the power house. They have decided IN
build 1t themselves, owing 10 shortteSs Of
time. '''''''''O VI
The Laughlln mill started nm to.dav
With natural gas fuel in ali tepartmenis.
ihe standard goes on tomorrow. They
tried the new fuel yesterday aud II RayO
SUBSECTION Throughout, All the iactotIoa
that have thed II are wonderfully nleasod
With II, f''''N
Early last fall Joseph MunBlow had n
qilantity oil household goods stolen from
bis newly built residence on Wainut
street, and suspected David Coleman, A
eolured man formerly employed al The
Hanover Hotel, Of the theft, but until yos.
iefday vas Unable 10 get any tangible
proof GILT. Yesterday evening he caused
the arrest oil Coleman for ths theft, and
BIO IL now In iall awaiting trial.
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arRoN1Mo,s CAPTURE.
How 1t was ALRds-Ths otacsr who Deserves
the Credit for Il,

CHICAGO, Sept. ls,-A TINES special
from San Antonio, Texas, says: The
ApRGhes and Ohihuahuas are still cap
tiyss and their chiefs, Ns'chsz aud Gsron-
limo, continue 10 absorb all the attention.
Visitors were rigIdly excluded from seeing
them Sunday, They spent the day in
playing cards in their tents or smoking or
Aleeping on the sWsEd. Geronimo says he
wants 10 70 to Florida where his three
sQuRWs are, He does not claim the sQuaw
here With him. Lawton will leave here
for his post In Q few days. He was en-,
Rased yesterday in making out his official
report, The report will doubtless be a
highly interesting document, but will be
state secret until promulgated from the
headquarters In Washington.
LaWtOn has been heretofore accredited
with the capture Of the saYsges. He is
modest ~ well as brave. He would not
deprive the officer who made the capture
Of his credit or receive the surrender.
The man who Ia entitled to the honor Ia
Lieutenant Charles B, Gatewood, OF the
Sixth Cavalry, 6atswood sent out two Of
his scouts TO 6eEonimo'sC camp In response
to the lattsr's signal with q flag Of truce,
and followed shortly afterwards, and was
talking to Geronimo when LaWton rode
up, GRtewood delivered the Indians to
Layton, who turned them over 10 Gener-
al Miles,
, Although people were denied admission
to the enclosure wherein the Indians are
confined, thousands gathered about It and
fought with each other for places Of ad.
vantage where they could peep through
the grating OF the iron gates, Several co.
pious showers fell in The afternoon, but |
they did not drive away the crowd, and
they staid there until 1t was 80 dark that |
no glimpse OF the saYages could bs OBJ.
tanned, The crowds have become so rude |
In their curiosity as to be 9 great annoy,
ance to the officers and prisoners, all Of
whom complain bitterly thereat,
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E,norl. or rood plodu,l,.

wAsuMoroS, D. O., Sept. lS.-The Chief
Of the Bureau Of Statistics reports the total
value Of tho exports Of domestic cattle aud
hogs aud Of beef, pork and dairy products
as follows: Cattle and hogs, August, 1885,
81, 2S9,7lS; 1885, $l,073,130; cattle and
hogs for two months ending August 81,
1886, 1878, O39; 1885, S2,006,l90. Beef
and pork products, August, 1886, $685.
O36; 1885, $605l, 1850. Beef and pork ten
months ended August 81, 1885, sD3 Ill, 47S;
1885, $73 8S5, 5s3. Dairy products, August,
1886, S., $3.50, 943; 1885, $l,2576O3. Dairy
products four months ended August 81,
1885, S465l 1903; 1885, $i.04707S. Beel,
pork and dairy products, eight months
ended August 81, 1885, s56,5974 O7; 1885,
S64,110,06i.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Prof. Quincy, Of Harvard College Is dead.
The hog cholera has swept of the best
herds in Champaign County, I'll.
A baso ball pitcher at Hillside, Mich,
sent ball with such force as To snap the
bone Of his arm.
A band Of Mexican rebels and bandits,
chased by Government cavalry, dispersed
and crossed the Rio Grande into Texas,
and escaped.
Colonel A. ]. Foster, Of Dallas, Texas,
confirms the story that Sedgwick, Score.
tary Bayard's special messenger to Mexi.
co, was on a scandalous spree.
Winchester yesterday voted on pro.
hibition, which was carried by 100 ma.
jority. The law goes into effect the frat
Of next May, and continues for two years.
Rev. O. B. Down., Republican candl.
date for Congress In the Sixteenth Ohio
District, is soaring Berlah wilkins, Demo.
cratic candidate, and his noodle friends.
The First Baptist Church at Lynchburs,
Va, one oil the finest odi6Ces 10 the South,
coating $50 900, was dedicated Sunday, by
Rev. John A. Broadus, Of Louisville, KY.
The Wendell Phillips Club, Of Boston,
gave o banquet to Frederick Douglass,
who In his speech dwelt chiefly on the
progress made by the colored people since
antl.slayery times.
At o secret meeting Of ,the Knights Of
Labor Of the st. Louis district, the boy.
colt instituted by the Brewers Union
against the firms who have not acceded
to the Btrikers' demands was endorsed.
The issue Of standard silver dollars from
tho mints during the week ending Sep.
tsmber II, was SO6l ,253. The issue dur.
Ing the corresponding period last year was
$500, a05. The shipments OF fractional
silver coin since September l amounted
10 $447SS5.
The business OF the country has been
increasing at very rapid rate, and the
traffic OF the railroads Ia enormous. II
would appear that there 10 little 10 fear,
except o possible BtrlngenCy In The money
market, and approximations Of this are by
no means % serious as they have been.
The New York Financial and CONNER.
eta! Chronicle shows by tabular exhibit
that railway gt1ss earnings for the month
oi August DO not only show larger per.
COntags Of increase than those Of any Ii
this month Of the year, but that the actual
totals would be greater than for any pre-.
vious August, and probably In excess oil
those ever reported for single month.
The town Of New Bedford, Ohio, was
thrown into . state q terror BY q cowboy
desperate, mounted on a Texan pony,
armed 10 the teeth aud filled with whlAkY
who whooped and yelled, Cred Into TN
air and ground Apd painted the usual qnlsI
PLACE q noisy red. Finally q baCkWoodI
Constable, who happened to come intC
town on buAlneeO, met the bloody CoWhoy
laid him on his back In the duet, lied hi
Atms aud legs with ropes, dumped hiIt
into a wagon aud hauled him oil 10 lock
%, restoring peace and tonad In New
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yoTEIN DETAIL.
Partial Roturns- Comparison With the Elee-
tiOn of 1884,

huu VI 1904
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept lS-Slxty towns
give Bodwell (RspubliCsu) 1887, Ed
wards (DsmocrSt) 1902 and CLARK PRO
hlbition) 990, against Robiein 1884, 1887
Redmau l4,4S2; ProhIbltIonlsts $40, and
Greenbackers III, showing a Republican
loss Of 1851. An estimate Of the gains in
the First Congressional District indicate
that Reed (Rspubllcan) will have from
1900 to 1900 plurality,
Seventy towns give Bodwell for Cover
nor I0,4l4; Edwards 1923 and Clark
l,OSs, against Robbie in 1854, 81, 1851; Red.
man, 1921; Prohibitionlsts 1903; Green
hackers 800, and scattering 8. Republican
plurality S,79l, against 5000, a Republican
loss OF 1890
BATH, MR., Sept, 13,-sagadahoC county
gives Bodwell about 1900 plurality and
Dingley rep for Congress iu the Second
District about 1900. For Senator, Ben
Hinckley rep is elected by ], 100 plural.
ity and the four Republicans Representa-.
tives are elected by about the same re-
turns. The country returns 30 far az re-.
corded show falling olIiIom the last State
election,
LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. 19,-Returns from
large number OF towns In the Second
district show that Dinglsy, Republican,
has been reelected to Congress by over
1000 plurality over Gsrcelon, Democrat,
aud 5000 majority over all. Dingley runs
ahead Of the Republican ticket and Gar.
colon far behind. A large number Of
Democrats voted for Eustis, the labor and
Prohibition party candidate.
PORTLAND, ME., Sept l3-0ne hundred
and fifty towns give Bodwell 1852; Ed.
wards, 27305; Clarke, 1860; ROBBIE 30,-
400; Redman, 20,2l3; prohibition, 640;
Greenback, 1918; scattered .. Republi.
can plurality 1920, against 10, 1853. Loss
1881.
LEwIsrowN, Me-, Sept. 13.-Audro.
sCoggin county complete Eiyes Bodwell,
Republican, 4,lSO; Edwards, Democrat,
1914; Clarke, Prohibition, $40. The Re-
publican candidates for Senators, Hill and
Sleeper, and for county otlicefs, are all
elected. The Republicans have elected
all OF the eleven Representatives to the
Legislature.
BANaon, Me, Sept. 13.-At the election
In this city today the vote was light, near
ly 700 less than in 1884. The total vote
was 3,207, Of which Bodwell has /, 7O2 /;
Edwards LAS, and Clark 81; Bodwsll's
plurality Is 3l4. For Congress Boutelle,
Republican, has sos and Lynch, Demo.
Crat, 1873. Boutelle's plurality ass.
Three Republican representatives. and the
entire Republican county ticket are elect
ed and possibly the Sheriff.
CALAIS, Me-, Sep. 13.-rhirty towns in
Washington county give Boiwell 1905,
ElWards 2,54S and Clarke 1856. The same
towns In 1884 gave Robbie 4,236 and Red.
man 1876; net Republican loss, 237. The
remaining twenty.one towns in 1884 gave
Robbie G32 and Rsdman 704. Bodwell
will carry the county by about 1000
majority.
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oAPT. BATenELoR Isl rowN.
The Work of the West Virginia Natural Gas
Company Nearing a Close.


! Capt, O, W, Bachelor, Of Pittsburgh,
President Of the Natural Gas Company OIL
West Virginia, was in the city yesterday,
having come in from a trip to the wells
and over the line Of the company from
Washington county to this city. He re-
turned To his home last evening,
An lNTRLLIoENCgR reporter had a few
minutes conversation with him before he
took the Hempheld train, Captain Batch
elor said that with only the gas from one
well in the pipe line, he had seen at Elm
Grove yesterday morning pressure
OF 175 pounds indicated. He says that
the company now has four wells blowing
of, and three that are going down and
due in OF an early day next month, They
are all big wells, but he thinks the Park
inson roArer Ia tho biggest gas well he has
ever seen. With this big gas supply in
sight, the company has no fears OF not
being able to furnish oil householdera and
manufacturers who may desire TO uss gas
with all the fuel taey will want for a long
time to come. The company feels thatits
supply is now practically inexhaustible,
Yesterday the company, taking Rdyan.
tage oil the very low stage OF water In the
river, commenced the work OF laying It's
main to supply the Island with the gas.
Tue pipe crosses from Q point near the
Top mill to the head Of the Island. This
work will be pushed rapidly in the hope
OF having the main all laid and securely
anchored before the river rises. The
intends 10 have gas on the
Island for the nee oil all those who desire
it, before the cold weather sets In.
The connections at the Central Glass
Work. are all complete aud the gus will
be turned In In day or two. All over
town the company has gangs OF men
making connections, digging trenches or
laying pipe, and tho pIumberl are kept
busy fitting up houses,
Yesterday the company duga trench on
Water street from Eleventh to Fourteenth
streets in very quick time. The trench
was dug on Eleventh street from Main 10
Market, and Ga Twelfth from Chapline to
Jacob. At this rate the work will be
in very short order.
About 100 residences are piped COM
plete ready to use the gas as soon as 1t is
available.
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Bridgeport.
School opened yesterday with q full at.

SCI. School opened yesterday with q full ut.
A part Of the Water Committee an.
pointed by Council, and msjofIty Of the
citizens, are In favor Of getting Bridges
ports water supply from Wheeling, M
Martins Ferry's Council treated the COM
mittee very dlscourteously.
Ed. McCue, an employe ut Bagps' plan.
Ing mill met with painful accident yes.
terday by splinter from board which
be was saving flying back, and striking
him on the arm, tearing O piece of fles6
out, making an ugly cut. Dr. Todd sewed
up the wound.
John GiGen, one Of the K. OF P. excur.
sionists to Lorain Friday, met With dan.
eerous mishap there Saturday morning.
On the edge Of the lake were some water
lilies growing, and he Jumped Of a hoard
walk about five feet high to secure one.
striking q BnaH, which entered his font
came out above the ankle and again pene.
trated the leg above the knee. He Ia do.
Ing remarkably well, considering The ma.
ture Of the wound.
There are various reports aHoat in re-.
gard 70 the injury Of Brakeman Truax
Saturday at Brilliant The unfortunate
man was injured at IL O'Clock, reached
the surgeons hands az o'clock and waH
operated on Of once, dying about three
hours later from inward hemorrhGpe.
Alter the operation Mr.. Truax was ne.
moved 10 VanPelt's restaurant and vol
cared for, dying In the presence Of his
brother. His remaina we're enclosed In a
neat coffin, removed to Bellaire and taken
to bic home In Woodtaeld, O., Sunday
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pULGAnIAN REaENcY.
Russia Intimatss That She WIN Recognl
II, and Assist the Country,

Russia lntimateS That She WIN Recognize
1t, and Assist the Country,
SOFIA, Sept lS,-The National Assem-,
bly, met to-day, Tho Russian agent has
received the Cars reply to Bulgsria's
proposals, The Gear says Russia will
recognize the Bulgarian regency and assist
the union Of Bulgaria and eastern Rou,
nelia on condition that no aCts Of violence
be committed, Russia advises that public
opinion In Bulgaria be allowed TO calm
down before new Prince bs elected 10
the Bulgarian throne.
The Russian agent has not yet commu.
nicated the Cars reply 10 the Bulgarian
Government, because the relations BIZ.
tween the present Bulgarian Ministers and
him are very strained.
During the sitting Of the National As.
sembly to-day several Of the Deputies pro.
posed that the Bulgarian Government
send a telegram 10 the Gar requesting
him to communicate with the Bulgarian
Government direct instead Of through the
agent.
A German banking house has declined
q proposal from the Bulgarian Govern.
ment Tor raising loan flr that country.
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ON ToWEsToN.
Tho Pan Handle Delegations to Lay Over In
Clarksburg TIL Morning.

Tho Pan Handle Delegations to Lay Over In
Clarksburg TIL Morning.
Special Dispateh TO The iRteIlIVAer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Sept. lS,-The train
which left Wheeling this evening bearing
number Of the Pan Handle delegates to
the Weston convention arrived here at
1880. They will proceed to harrisburg
tonight aud lay over until morning. Cap.
tain Dovenor and W. J. W. Cowden went
through this afternoon. The drift Of the
tllk among the delegates is in favor Of
Goff, though some Of the Ohio county de.
Iegates say Golf is out Of the question and
Doyener must be put forward and pushed
for the nomination.
Many who favor GoG take Dovener as
second choice. Still others, particularly
from Marshall county, are for Goff all the
time. The crowd Ia good nAtured, and II
there ia contest 1t will probably be con-
Quoted in good spirit.
Joe Elson Is looking especially after
Doyener'a interests. He Ia urging the de-
legations to believe that GOT would lose
Ohio county by $50, but this Is Joseph'f
little Joke,
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THE WRECKED CITY.
The Situation at Charleston Unchanged.
Relief Fund.


Relief Fund.
CHARLESTON, S. O., Sept, l3.-There is
not much change in the situation to-day,
but efforts are being made To patch the
houses in rude way to make them water
tight and allow residences to be occupied
and business to be resumed. Consider
able excitement has been caused by the
refusal OF bricklayers to work Tor less
than S. o day, The objection apparently
is not so much 10 the amount asked Tor as
10 the character oil the work done, many
claiming 1t inefficient.
Under instructions from the Treasurer
Mr., Earle Sloan has visited the reported
break In the Savannah 4 Charleston rail-
road, and finds itdue to the Contiguity Of q
mill pond and not to the earthquake, Mr..
Sloan will visit the assures In and about
Summerville and traverse the whole OF
South Carolina examining the phenome-
ma reported, and observing specially any
changes In the levels OF the earth,
Mayor CourtenRy reports the amount Of
the relief fund at this time about $500, 900.
He said further that with the large meas
ure OF relief necessary to reach the many
sufferers 1t would hardly be necessary 10
say to the Aldermen OF Charleston how
small this sum would be when divided
among the sufferers,
40 show" he said, "the gyoasest igno-
rance as to the amount received aud the
needs Of the city 1t has been deliberately
suggested that no taxes be levied next
year and the relief fund be used instead.
As the taxes in 1886 In Charleston reached
nearly 100000, 1t is easily seen how ialla-
cious and misleading are such suggestions.
Gen. W. s. Crawford, U. s. A., OF
Philadelphia, who visits Charleston to
see for himself the condition of affairs, ia
much impressed by the character Of The
loss by the earthquake, and holds 1t to be
far beyond the usual estimates. There
are no new developments in the strike,
but all brlCklayers employed are now re-
ceiying IS day, good, bad and in
different,
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PARIS, Sept. 1S-The French authorities
OF Havre have just seized eleven fishing
boats for infringing the International
Maritime and Fisheries laws Ia the chan.
mel. lie I'drit says the boats were seized
In reprlsal for the recent arrest by the
British authorities oil French fishing boats
of FolkeStone on the other side Of The
channel.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-Jameu Round, Con.
sentative member Of Parliament iOr Has.
wich, has given notice Of his intention to
call the attention OF the government in
the House Of Commons to the seizure by
the French authorities OF Havre Of Eng.
lish fishing vessels.
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FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
A Wealthy West VlrginIan's Strange DiIap-
neArnnue-ProhnhIn AIurilnr.


pearanCe-ProbRble Murder.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. l8.-AdyiCes
from Florence, Wis, state that considera.
BILE apprehension is felt there concerning
the fte Of Samuel Crawford, Of Point
Pleasant, West Va, who mystsrlously
disappeared from that region about u
month ago. Crawford left Florence on
the 18th uItimo. At Iron Mountain, 1t Is
said, he deposited $4,000 Ia the bank,
and after having check for 81 800 Cashed,
went down tn, the line Of the Ml%aukss s$
Crawford has not been heard from pinCe.
His money Is still in the bank at Iron
Mountain, and his overcoat and satchel
are at the Florence hotel. Crawford was
about % years OF age, short and portly,
with clean shaven face. Foul play is
feared.
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FIT, Smith, ARK, sspt, lS,-The Gordon
hin murder mystsry ia being uurayslled
to-day and several arrests have been made,
Mrs, Gordsnhin, an old woman Of 70,
who formerly lead q fast life, was found
dead In her house yesterday morning
with bullet hole through her head and
another through her body. Last night
the Adams boys and her daughters'in.
laws brothers were arrested for the crime.
The anppositIon Is these boys were instl-
gated to commit the murder by Airs.
Gofdenhin's daughter.in.law whom the
old woman had threatened to kill.
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Movor smIlI, ia bo ln,psnshsd,


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-The commit.
tee Of the Common Council charged with
investigating the allegations Of malisas.
ance in Office Of Mayor Smith, reported TO
that body this evening. recommending
that he be impeaChsd. The report was
signed by seven members Of the com.
inIttse One member dlSsented and pre-
sented a minority report. The grounda
on which the Recommendation Of i'm.
parchment are based are the receipt lof
licenses and negleCtlng 10 pay II into The
city treasury, falling 10 enforce the ordl.
nance In regard 10 pAwn.brokefs, and per.
milling his private secretary, John i,
lAnton, TO receive and retain public
inOnpyl q
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An Answer Wanted,

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any urinary complaint quickly cured,
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on tho diseased parts,
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 900 q
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ssuch that the General himself cannot ai-
ford to ignore II, much less any other Re-
publican whose name is mentioned in con.
nection with the convention,
ThepeopleCreRte their leaders, audit will
not doto attempt to Tepress or antagonizs
this popular instinct or demand. The
strongest element in the esprii de corps Of
any army Is an abiding faith In the con-
quering power Of its leader, In the face
Of this popular demand, the declination
Of General Gof must necessarily weaken
the candidacy OF any other man, however
strong and aggressive he may make his
canvas, and nothing remains TO be done
but for General Gof to accept the noml-
nation. Respectfully,
JNo. A. CAMPBELL.
N'O Cumberland, W, Va, Sept Is,
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A nrnco ot Emhp,,lonlnntu.

81. Louis. Sept. 1S.-Two embezzle.
ments were brought to light in this city
to-day. F. ]. Chotard, young man OF
good family and greatly respected hereto.
lore, was arrested this morning in house
Of i'll fame by detective in the employ OF
O. Burrows, commission merchant OF 10
North Main street, for whom Chotard had
been employed as confidential clerk. An
examination Of his books showed that he
was short $1,000 In his accounts.
Ernest Veyer, clerk OF druggiat Muel-
Ter, Of 800 Pine street, has also been found
to be an embezzler, having disappeared
with $500 oil his employers money. He
has wife and family In Germany.