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A Prevailing Masculine Fad.

A prevailing masculine craze" IS for
each mGn Of fashion to wear distinctive
flower. This IS q notion from across
seas" The Emperor Frederick wore con-
tinually, in his buttoHLole, a modest
cluster Of violsts, just as his father was
always decorated with the corn flower.
A well known society nan Of today is
never seen without single ivy leaf On
the lapel Of his coat. and another wears,
invariably. 6 white rose. 70 small as 10 be
barely noticeable. By fail II Is prophe-
sled that military fashions for men VIII
be the rage This is also q fad Dor
rowed from or foreign cousins, who are
sporting extensively what they term La
Revancbe" styles The carnation, the en-
blem OF glory" glows il triumph on the
breast Of every patriotic FrenchEan--
Table Tax
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STOuETENTHOuSAND DOLLARS.

ATCHISoN, Sept. 16.-John Murphy,
deputy postmaster of Artesan City, Mead
county, was arrested Monday by the
sheriff of Mead county and brought to
this city and locked in Jail charged with
robbing the United States Express COM
pany of Greenville, O.. of $4,000 which
had been forwarded from the First
National bank, of Cincinnati, to the
National bank, of Greenville, o. Murphy
was Il driver for the company and had
been in their employ four years. He re
manned IN their employ a year after the
robbery was committed and then moved
10 Kansas. On being arrested he imme-
diateiy confessed his guilt and restored
$1,000 of the money. Detective Byrne left
with the prisoner last night for Ohio.
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Watching the Heart

A novel case has been brought 70 ths
notice OF the Paris Academy Of Medicine.
4 man breast bone WAC nearly sli re-
moved. with parts Of several RIBS. II or
der 70 stop the progress o: bone disease.
The experiment resulted not oily IN saw
ing the PATENTS He. but has given
several Psychologists al opportunity for
direct Investigation Of the living heart
and great artery, parts Of which have
been made readily scoesssn.s--Arxarszv
Traveller
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RaIt ROAD RATES.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-The railroads CEN
tering in Chicago from the west and
southwest :have agreed upon rates to ap-
ply to live stock shipments under the
weighing system. The rates from Omaha
and Kansas City to Chicago on sheep will
be % cents hundred pounds; on. hogs
the rate will be 271f from Omaha and -
cents from Kansas City. These rates will
take the place of present rate per car load
and will 90 into effect October 10th.
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HOllSF


WASHINGTON, sept. lS.-The speaker pro
TEN laid before the house a communica-
ton from the postmaster general in re-
Spouse to the GrosvernOr resolution. call
ing for information relative To the distri-
button through the mails of the Tariff Re
form Advocate in violation of the postal
laws. The postmaSter-Senera saws that
1t Is not true that enormous editions of the
Tariff Reform Advocate were sent and dis
tributed in violation OF the postal laws
through the mails from Columbus to all
or nearly all the post offices in the stata
1t follows that its not true that any offi.ar
of the post Office department has been gull
" of such act. II IS not necessary. saws
the postnaster-general, that there Sho1lld
be any further legislation by con
Dress to enforce the laws of the Jnitei
States in relation to the postal services.
and 10 prevent such offenses or a repefi-
ton OF them, for the reason that no such
odenses have occurred. Steps have been
taken. lac says by the department To in
vestigate tie truth or falsity of o.fenses
of the nature described in the resolution.
but as no such o.fenses have occurred, no
steps have been taken TO punish such OF
lenses. The communication was referred
TO the committee on poStoffices and post
roads
Mr. Forney, of Alabama. called I'D the
conference report on the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill When last before the
house The report was opposed by Mr.. PAY
son, OF limos, who antagoniZed appropri-
atoms Tor continuing the new library
building and advocated an abroCation OF
the present plan Of construction as made
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SENATE

WASHINGTON, Sept 1s.-The deficiency
appropriation bill was reported back from
the committee on appropriations and
ordered printed.
Notice was given that Mr.. Jones, of
Arkansas. would address the senate to-
morrow on the motion to refer the presi-
dents message.
Mr.. Sherman's resolution offered yester-
day instructing the committee on foreign
relations to inquire into the state of rela-
tions OF the United States with Great
Britain and the dominion OF Canada and
to report {at next session. such measures
as are expedient to promote friendly COM
mercial and political intercourse between
these countries and the United States was
taken up and Mr.. Sherman proceeded to
address the senate, delivering his remarks
from manuscript
Mr.. Sherman advocated a policy that
would lead TO an ultimate union Of Cana
da and this country.
Mr., Morgan replied to Mr. Sherman
briefly and without action on the resolu-
ton the senate adjourned.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
WHITE CHAPEL MURDERS.

LONDON, Sept. 1S,-The police have
arrested German named Ludwig on sus-
picion of being the person who committed
the recent mysterious murders in White
Chapel. Ludwig had threatened to kill a
prostitute in White Chapel, and carried a
long knife with which to put his threat
into execution. When searched a razor
and a pair of scissors Were found in his
rockets. The prisoner does not speak
English. He has been a resident OF the
city for three months
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WIIIBANKS REMOVED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-The announcement
is made public that Superintendent Will
banks, of mails of the Chicago postofiice,
has been removed by order of Postmaster
General Dickinson. The removal is sup
posed to have grown out of recent COM
plants OF inefficiency in the administra-
ton of the Office here
WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-The report of
the removal by the postmaster general of
Willbauks. superintendent of mails in the
Chicago postofiice. is confirmed by the
officials at the postofice department.
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THE DAY AT JACKSONVILLE.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept. 1S.-We have
had bright, sunshiny but delusive day,
in which the insidious pestilence has
seemed to do it's worst. 1t has been the
most terrible in our history. The record
of new cases is 156 for twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock. This includes some
forty-tive cases reported by the medical
bureau just after the official report closed.
The death roll is twenty. Three OF these
should have been added to yesterdays re-
yort. making today's deaths proper seven
teen. Total cases to date, 1908; total
deaths, 1873
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A Painter Of Trick Fiefu-sa

A young painter IL BoGsoa EsAxeS far
hvi1g through vaa. might Be ealled trek
pictures, o- if-sitazo-zS Ors C lis E-ycaz
posu,s Is TIE copy11g a deIsar tkl.s CT, rAzela,
FOR b. roozzs aid o.esr p-scss 4 genera
consregztsor- Teey tear - esoas 4 rssszo-
blancs - tie real tks1g tas. s.-oag -aen
tErow tier hanc-s care5essay ovsr ths~- vh.s
taA harrez~se.is back Is .srSsi All e-sd=avo.
70 sweep them sEto ;4se.T pocxstx. isr. .Ss
yoa1E painter, ~no ss,e14s ssso1sy as fax- Is
re rzEes j., @syS ts@s Is ia graz tsz1lse n
p1rSu.zg ia-s lzns 9. ar f1x -. . % awfu!.y
lard 70 Sc. 2 rso<eA --D.ookiya EaSA
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ORDERED TO SAMOA.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1S.-The secretary of
the navy has telegraphed Rear Admiral
Kimberly, commanding the Pacific squad
ron, who is now at San Francisco. to send
one of the vessels of his squadron to the
Samoan Islands for such services as may
be required of it in the protection of Amer
lean interests. The United States steamers
Alert, Nandalia and Adams are now cruis-
ing in the vicinity of the Hawiian Islands
and one of them will be sent TO Samoa at
once.
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ACOTTON COMPRESS WANTED.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S-A company has
been formed to construct and operate a
large cotton COMPRISING machine in this
city with a view of controlling the cotton
shipments to Liverpool. There is at pres
ent no cotton compress in New York,
although at various times during the past
four years attempts have been unsuccess-
fully made to maintain one here. In con-
sequence it is fact that large shipments
of cotton have recently been made from
this port to Liverpool by way of Norfolk.
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AT LOUISVILLE.

First day of the fall meeting. Weather
clear and pleasant.
Half mile race-Gentility won: Julian
second; Lady Wrinkle third. Time 1879
Seven-eighths mile-Brigonette won;
deadheat between Pat Donavan and Bow
tester for second place. Time, l:3l.
Blue Grass stake, six furlongs-Cham-
payne Charlie won; Blessing second; Lau-
ia Stone third. No time taken.
One mile-Lottie won; Long Roll Sec
ond; Colona third. Time, 1:444
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FEDERATION FAVORED,

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 1S-The Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen took formal
action today endorsing federation with the
engineers and switchmen. 1t is stated up
on good authority that the Knights Of La
Dor will amalgamate withsthese orders
making 1T all one organization. In addi-
ton to the federation scheme the Brother
hood voted an assessment of IS per month
per man for the Burlington strikers and
Chief Arthur now favors amalgamation.
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aSPHYXICIOE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-Mrs. c. D. Delcon AN
elderly woman committed suicide last
night in her room at No. 405 Dearborn av-
enue, fashionable part of the city, by at
taching rubber tube to an unlighted gas
Jet which was turned on. inserting the
other end beneath the bed clothes, which
she tucked closely around her head and
body. Dependency over the recent death
of favorite dau ghter is supposed to be
the cause of the act.
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AN EMlGRANI BIOL

LONDON. Sept. 1S.-A riot occurred yes
tertiay among the inmates of the Irish
Emigrants' home at Glasgow The rioters
wrecked the house and fought desperately
with the police, who were called upon to
Quell the disturbance. Sixty-five arrests
were made. Fifty of the rioters were to-
day sentenced to one months imprison-
ment each. Others were remanded for
further hearing. Twenty policemau's
batonS were broken in queliing the riot
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THE RACES.
n DItVVIhL I ~
Brooklyn Jockey club results:
AT BROOKLYN,

Brooklyn Jockey club results:
Three-fourths of a mile-Brittany won
in 1:l615, Yumson second. Bradford third
One and one-eighth of a mile-Badger
won in 2:0134, King Idle second, Galfett
third.
Three fourths of mile-Faroredale G oft
won in 1:17H, Liable second, Fresnot
third.
One and one-fourth of mile-Dunbeyne
won in PIP, Queen Alice second, Los An
geles third
One-half of mile-Glitter won in 81,
Scores second, Creole F'illy third.
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.IiIGTIY PUNISHED.

New YORK, Sept. 1s.-Wm- Brohan. Of
Rockaway, the brute who gouged ont his
wife'i eyes, was sentenced today in Long
Island City 10 twenty-six years and eleven
months Imprisonment at hard labor. He
was indicted on two counts. On the first
he was sentenced 10 fourteen year and SIX
months. and on the second to twelve years
and five months
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TIE ONLY FOE

Wild, threatening sky. white, raging sea,
Fierce wind that rends tho fitted cloud,
Sets the new moons sharp glitter free.
And thunders eastward. roaring loudi
A fury rides the autumn blast.
The hoary brine is torn ara tossed;
Great nature through her spaces vast
Casts her keen javelins of the frost
Her hand that in the summer days
Soothed Us with tender touch Of joy,
Deals death upon her wintiy WAYS;
Whom She caressed she would destroy.
Life shrinl5s and hides: all creatures cover
While her tremendous bolts are hurled
That strike with blind. insensate power
The mighty shoulder 81 the world
Be still, my soul. thou hast 10 part
In her black moods OF hate and fear:
Lifted above her wrath chou art,
On Thy stu heights, serene and clear.
Remember thls-not all the Wild.
Huge unframed elements have force
To reach thee, though the seas were piled
liz welterius mountains on tiny course.
Only thysef thyself can harm.
Forget ii not And fun Of peace,
Is II the south wind whispered warm
Wait thou till storm aud tuuuit cease.
Celia Thaxter in The Century
With duns the wealthy ne-Si 10; cope
Their Ifs Is 81 serene;
Tic happy man who has ihe soap
Himself FROM debt keeps cloan.
-fffrzfG1 f.-,ff.<sr
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CORRIGAN'S JUBILEE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-The sacerdotal
silver jubilee of Archbishop Corrigan will
be celebrated with much pomp and cere-
mony in St. Patrick's cathedral, on Fifth
avenue, on Thursday morning. The cele-
bration is in commemoration of the 18th
of the ordination of the arch
bishop as priest of the Catholic church
Great preparations are being made to
make the occasion both solemn and i'm
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8 SAD WREHk

PARAMOUNT, H.. Sept 1S-Passenger
train No. - en- the Wabash collided with
a freight near that place. causing BAD
wreck An unknown man, stealing ride.
was killed. the engineer of the passenger
train had leg broken and Postal CIerk
DAVID Gotterman sustained severe inter
nal injuries
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q :

Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept lS-The Sow
ereign grand lodge OF Odd Fellows now in
session in this city, elected officers for the
enSElng term today. The only changes
I7-r>re the election of General Underwood
Of kentucky, present deputy grand sire, TO
the position OF grand sire. aud Chas NJ
Bnsbee, of Raleigh, \. c., to the position
OF deputy grand sire. The parade this
afternoon WAS very imposing.
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OSBORNE, Sept. 1&-The largest and
most enthusiastic demonstration ever
known in this county was held here yes
terday evening. About twelve hundl ed
people, many of whom were farmers with
their wives and childred, assembled to
hear Hon. L. L. Humphrey and A. J.
Felt, nominees for governor and lieutenant
governor. Many old veterans of the cam
paign of 1910 were present. The Osborne
Flambeau Harrison and Morton club ac-
companied the speakers to Stockton in the
evening
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GEL C-CaCRGEICfNH

BALTMo8E, Sept. 1s--In response 20 the
call for volunteers from the order Of the
Red Cross, DR.. VIM. c Rickert, OF this
city, left Sunday for jacksonville where
he will give his services for the relief Of
the sufferers from yellow fever. He leaves
a wife and family in this city and abau-
Gons a remunerative practice
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WISCONSIN LIQUOR LICENSE:

MINIATURES, Sept. 1S.-A dozen cities in
this state voted today whether to fix the
saloon license fee at $500 or retain it at
$500. There was a small VOTE the saloon
keepers being the most active. The Pro-
hibitionists either remained away from the
polls or voted for low license. High IL
cense was carried in Dodgville. Marinett,
Depre. West Depre and low license pre-
vailed in Oshkosh, Jonesville, Mansion,
Waupeca, Barabee and West Superior.
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STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY.

HUTCHINSON, Sept $50. w. Buchanan,
solicitor and adjuster for the VIM. B.
Crime Dry Goods company, of Kansas
City, was stricken with apopleXy at the
railway station here last night and is not
expected to live
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DONIpHAN PFpIlPIIchNc

TROY, Sept. 1S.-In the county Republi-
can convention a resolution was passed
unanimously endorsing Senator Plumb's
course in congress and favoring his re-
election. j. ID. Williams was nominated
by reclamation for the legislature
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HE STAHlNECKER INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON. Sept. lS.-Ihe cross-ex-
animation of Mr.. Smithmeyer was re-
sumed this morning before the committee
investigating the charges against Mr.
Stahinecker, but nothing new was de-
yelOl ed
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MAINE,S RETiiRNS-

AUGUSTA, Sept. 18-Oihcial returns OF
the Maine elections have been received at
the Office of secretary OF state from all the
voting precincts, save few remote and
unimportant places; The returns gives
Burieigh Repubiioan) tor governor, o.
5l2 Putnam Democrat) GLOSS. Republic
can plurality Oh gubernatorial vote, IS, 495
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PRONOUNCED SUCCESS

HOLTON, Sept. lS.-Col. d. Il. Anthony
addressed large and enthusiastic Repub-
lican meeting this evening at the opera
house on the political issues of the times
The meeting was pronounced success
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MIL "a AND MliI =

NEW YORK. Sept 12-The Democrats Of
Brooklyn listened TO Roger q. Mills at a
big mass meeting tonight and on this side
Of the river Republicans filed Cooper
union and listened TO Hon. Warner Miller
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The great conundrum OF the campaign
IS. what has become of Click and Tom
Felon, and most of old time Democratic
war horses: Judge John Martin seems
10 be running one horse show.-k. c.
Gazette.
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The Italian coral fishery seems TO De
giving out The A.oc0 workbench who used
to be employed have decreased 70 1000.
Calcutta is now the chief market. America
and Europe taking comparatively little
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quate Mr.. Forney proceeded to reply to
this attack and to defend the plan as pro-
posed in conference report.
After long political debate the matter
went over and the house at O'Clock ad-
journed.
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AT DETROIT.
First game.
| Detroit. ...............0 0 0 O 0 0 o.
Boston. -....-..........1 1 2 o fl:
Base hits-Detroit 6, Boston Ii.
| Errors-Detroit 4. Boston g.
Batteries-Basett and Camel, Clarkson
and Kelley.
Second game.
Detroit. ....,.........1 1000 400
| Boston ....O 0 0 2O24 f.
Base hits-Detroit 10, Boston9.
Errors-Detroit 6. Boston6.
Sanders and Kelly.
AT CINCINNATI
| Cincinnati ...........3 0 0 100 o. 5
| Athletics. 0 0 0 l 0 o. I
Base hits-Cincinnati 8, Athletics 6.
ErrOrs-Cincinnati 4, Athletics 2.
Batteries-Smith and keenan,, Sewa I'd
and Robinson.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville 40 O1OOO1 0OO0- 8
Brooklyn. % 1 l 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 90 l.
Base hits-Louisville 9, Brooklyn g.
Errors-Louisville 9, Brooklyn s.
Batteries Ewing and Vangon, Myers and
Bushong.
Al KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. i l 3 lib
Des Moines............3 2 4 90 0 Ito
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. 0 l 2 2 0 3 Oil
Cleveland. .....-.......0 0 2 0 90 0 0 l. 3
Base hits-kansas City 10, Cleveland Z.
Errors-Kansas City 3, Cleveland g.
Batteries-Everet and Donahue, Bakely
and Zienmer.
AT ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis 0 0 8 0 8 2-15
Baltimore. ............0 0 1 3 l 0 0 o.
Base hits-St. Louis II, Baltimore 6.
Errors-St. Louis 2, Baltimore O.
Batteries-Hudson and Boyle, Walker
and Cantler.
AT PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg. ....1 0 5000 O-1
New York. ............0 0 0 90 1 A. 5
Base -Pittsburg 4, New York l.
Errors-None.
Batteries-Galran and Miller Keefe and
Ewing.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
First game
Indianapolis ..2 0 0 OO0 o. 3
Washington. .....0 0 l @ + / z
Base hits-Indianapolis {, Washington
Errors-Indianapoli 4, Washington 3
Batteries-Burdock and Buckley, Whit
ty and Mack.
Second game.
Indianapolis. .........3 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 l. 5
Washington. ..........1 2 0 0 0 . 3 s
Base hits-Indianapolis g. Washington II
Errors-Indianapolis !, Washington 2.
Batteries-Healy and Daily, Keefe and
Mask.
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MaNITO8A WHEAT.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 1s-Cnarles 4
Bell, secretary OF the board Of trade es-
Inmates the Manitoba wheat crop az eight
10 .er million bushels.
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Il is estimated tia. Il VIII taIS ten
years 70 publish al the poS.AD1o1s works
CT Victor Hugo.
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A PASTORS SENSATIONAL CHARGES.

| NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-There is clergy
man in New Brunswick, n. j., who is
stirring that ancient city up to the boiling
point and causing the sinners to quake for
fear and sue for, mercy. The Rev. NJ. Y
McDuffie is the young pastor of the Reni-
son Avenue Baptist church and man alb
| Solutely without fear. He recen tly de-
| nounced from his pulpit several men about
town for the ruin Of young musical anna
teur, and one week ago took the lawyers
to task for covering up the crime. The
Fredonia and home newspapers rallied to
the pastors support in his crusade against
| local wickedness. The clergyman thus
stimulated on sunday evening reopened
the walls Of his Indignation upon some of
the local physicians who had, he said, been
guilty of the crime of murder. He de-
| nounced weak clergymen who had been
longer in the city than he but had failed
to correct the abuses affecting society.
Judging from statements.I have heard
there are 500 infantiie murders committed
in this city by physicians every year. The
that this destruction of life
IS contrary to nature, ruinous
to health and the cause of
disease, but it is murder and sin against
God. There are physicians who, knowing
the penalty of the law upon those who
thus destroy life, use their knowledge to
make whatever demand they choose upon
the guilty parties. Hence, it is that there
are so many women who are in complete
slavery to their physicians here through
fear of exposure 1t is these two things
which give physicians their opportunity to
corrupt the poor and add to the immoral
lty and impurity of society,""
Mr.. McDuffie then read a letter from the
superintendent of the Florence mission,
Blocker street, New York. This is an in
stitution providing a home for fallen
woman who have been reclaimed The
letter showed that the majority of its in
mates by their own written confession
were first corrupted and influenced to lead
a life of shame by their family physicians.
The words of this clergyman have created
profound seneation at New Brunswick,
and his church is crowded nightly.
UNSUCCESSFUL THIEVES.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 18.-A special to the
American from Carthage, Tenn, says:
Yesterday afternoon as John Smith,
stone contractor of the Nashville & Knox
vile, and his bookkeeper, Mr.. Schrieder,
were between Gordonville and Lancaster
on their way to pay off their hands they
were stopped by two men who demanded |
the 81 600 which they had in grip sack. |
They fired at the robbers but Smith was |
struck on the head and rendered in |
sensible and Schneider fled. The robbers |
escaped with the money but were soon |
overtaken in the woods by a party of rail
road men who had been notified by Smith |
as soon as he recovered Consciousness. One
or the pursuers named Johson mortally !
one of the robbers and shot the
other so severely that he may die. The
money was recovered and the robbers
taken into custody. They were former
on the road and knew when
Smith would pass and the amount he
would have with him.
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SPORTING NEWS
BASE BALL,
AT CHICAGO

Chicago. 90 10000 o. o
Philadelphia ..........2 l 2 0 0 0 o.
Base hits-Chicago l, Philadelphia 10.
Errors-Chicago 5, Philadelphia o.
Batteries-Kruke and Farrell, Sanders
and Clements
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Base hits-Detroit g. Boston Ii.
Errors-Detroit f. Boston g.
Batteries-Basett and CAMEL, Clarkson
and Kelley.
Second game.
Detroit ......f1 0OO11O
Boston 2 24 0 f. S