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BASEBALL.
The Champions and Giants Quit Excn
AZ DARK.

DETROIT, Sept et.--rodsy's game was an
exciting contest from first % last. aud the
game was a tie when called ca account III
darkness N the cpG Of the eighth inning
Ss'uTc; betroitS 8. New York 3 Batteries.
GetzeIn and UauEeil, kVefe aud Murphy.
CHICAGO. sept gi-lanGr was baiiy sun
ported tn &c lirSt came io.siay, aad because
q illness and 10 retlre In the afth. Van
Haitren pitched good game after that,
nut washington had an easy victory In
the secoad game 0'Nsy's support was mis-
evahle- Aaded 70 this, Chicaso hit him with
esse. while the ScuaIors could do l.tftln
With krock. Seoro; First same. chieaeo
:, Washington ;. batteries. Icuer, Van Hal
tern and Darling. whitney aad Maes. sec
end game. Chicago 10, Warrington o, bat
teries, Knock and naly, O'Day aud Arundel.
iNnfANArOLgS. sept si.-noiiingfon
pitched good game today, and though
toe home team did the best heldiag Ii lest
tae game hy one run. Score Indianapolis
,, Philadelphia 3 Batteries. nurslick
and Buckley Burlington and Clements.
ftrishpEu. sept. I--fhe home club
won to-day by superior aud timely batting.
score; fiftShng >, restan l. batteries.
Norris and Carroll; Radbourne aaa Tate.
KANSAS CRY. sept. sl-Rain prevented
the haiisas Jity Baltimore game to-day.
CtNciNNAu, sept I.-Brooklyu 6, Gin
einuAti =
LOUISVILLE, sept. si,-Athie,ies :, Louis
vile
Following is a summary Of the standing
OF the several league clubs up 20 to-day.
Including yesterdays games.
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a sa}4 g.a-fg ioixr has bseB oiacofefcd
ls f.ls asels. s-als - uti.es ffe-1 - ea1'
r.,rk i grea saAlius suJ uil sstas stott
- = ne tgr.
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THOUSANDS yIsir HARRISON.
Farmers and Young Men and TIppe-
canoe Aeferaua

iNpIANAroLIs, Sept 2l-Gen. Harrison
received two delegations today One,
from Winchester and other towns ia Ran-
delph county. indiana, composed largely
of farmer, came on two special trains Of
40 cuaehes, and numbered ever $50, being
one Of The largest delegations that has
visited the city. Among their several
political organizations we're l., TippccauJe
veterans, also Lincoln League club of %
nrst voters. AZ the head OF ihr column
marched William Montgomery, their old
eat Tippeeauoe veteran, AGED 30 Five
bands accompanied them. aad many
tsousands OF strangers attending the a G
fair Witnessed thefr cE6dlfablr parade en-
route 20 University park
lhe second delegation came from Day
ton. O.. aud numbered 2a. including 90
veterans of 1870
Gen. Harrison received the delegations
jointly Gen. stone Of Randolph county
aad Col John g. Lowe ~ Dayton NeFe
spuk sntn 90 behalf of the visitors Gen.
Harrison vas looking exceedingly well.
aHd spoke with great animation. - that
his words were distinctly heard ai The ou,
-gifts Df the large crowd which mum
befed perhaps 500. Including many tisi.
f0E attending The state fair.
81 The eouell-ioB Of the speech. max ing
Gen. Harrison came down from thc plat
form and for over an hour shook hands
with the pushing crowd.
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WHO GOES THERE
Memphis Throws Out a Line of
Pickets-shofgun Quarantine.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. sept H. All railroads
leading into this city Elli be notified to-
morrow not to se.i tickets 10 Memphis, ns
no train wiz be allowed 10 come nearer
the city taan 10 miles and a Gordon of
armed pickets @lll guard the roads and 10
One viii he allowed 10 enter Sentiment
here IS tnaf Memphis can better Afford 10
spend slD0,eo 10 keep tse city free OF III
ireted persons than 10 have even one case
o. fever, which would cost her merchants
millions OF dollars III loss OF trade, not
counting the lives OF citizens which would
be in danger.
Ihis saale feeling prevails throughout
the slate oi Louisiana. Mississippi, Ienes-
see aI.d Alabama, ana extends iato Acu-
tncks. ENers tV@u ana city IA tie states
named. from cairo, Illinois. sonth 20 New
Orleans, has established quarantine
against the word. A shotgun quaFaf-
tine prevails along the line Oi Ihe Illinois
Central from New orleans TO Fulton, n y,
and trains are not allowed 10 stop al ANY
oi the stations between Cairo, Ill, and
canton, Miss.
a regular panic seems to hGye seized the
people, especially Ia the smaller towns,
whore no intercourse - the WatcRwofd,
aHd armed men guard the roads leadias
into these piacEs
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NEH YeEE. sept 2I.-1he race track at
the hTDoAlyn Jockey club races today was
heHy4
OHshsf mile Hrliianbie won, Forest
King second, liisslau ii1gd time a0A
tGfuHls
One ana one sixtcenih miles-OriaauI
a0H, boFie.Rlsc second. King Idle fhirds
tiigcs l.ae
one miic-{uecn Elizabeth Won, Bauner
Bearer secJua, aifi ia4r4f iifsc, t.fI-t,
ffue alf9 fhree-si4 4tgsuin aiies-sl arters,
Eails aud Eufus E8iio Won fime, Zn-st.
slNth fAct. one SUD put sikteerth miles
-etT ciaify e0a. sailaiaffiun second, 1.-the
Minnie t4iFd. time. ~
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AGAINST THE WORLD.
Tea..ag Up the Railroad Track-So
NlsitoIs Manied.

Ma ORLEANS. sept. 2I-lt is reported
mere that & , "a % Of the railroad irnck
hetWusn Harrison ana NickshuFg has Dyen
torn uD by the heightened people, ia order
to i3Tgv trains 10 stop. NicksbuFs and
Aatehez have both qIaIaniined most
strictly. and roads connecting with JACK
s0n have Uegn obliged u 20 ont Of business
for the present
AEA vkLEANs sept n ~ F6-uy,hs
special from West Point. Miss. says West
Point to-day closed her gAfcs not only
against the feYerstrickeu districts but
against the world. AIMED police are
securing tire city.
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somely decorated for the occasion. Saaue Y
p Porter mate the opening address wheu
be concladcd by Introducing the orator ~
the evening the xreas audience rose and
ehee-ci for several minutes After hank
ilsg tae audience for the MAGNIFICENT re-
the tarif issue. aud held the attention ~
the audience for nca-ly TWO hours
To morraw uigAt AnnS Dickinson win
speak in this esky
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THE BASEBALL TOURISTS.
The Clubs Anxious Co visit the Pa
cific Northwest.

CHICAGO, sept. ,.I.-Conneliy OF WASHING
ton aud licaiy Of indianapolis wed
signed to-day for Spauldings Australia
Trip. This makes onp or more representa-
tiyss Of each club ON the aii.AmericaI
team, as follows; Ward Of New YOrA
Capt. Kelly OF Boston, Hanlon Of Detroit
Carroll Of fittSbufg, Wood and fOgarty d
Puiladrlphia. neruan uf Ncw YORK, Heal,
0i indianapolis, Connolly Of Washington
simpson Of New York.
The Chicagos and sii-Amcricans win pla
their farewell game here October 20. aul
leave October n in "a special ear with a din
ing car attached. Ia w5ich the parts will
live uutil their arrival IN san ftaneiscd
They viii play ia Denver October n AM
~, salt Lake JitY Oclubcr 30 aud a.
Negotiations are now pending that mai
take the party from Salt lake TO san Frarl
cisco via Butte, Helena, spokane Falls, u
altle aud Portland, IN winch event I'D
special sleeping aud dining car VIII ruI
ihe entire trip. MIR J.. 3 Lynch the oasl
ness manager uf the tour, sails for Aus
iralia next Monday 20 complete arFanga
menis there. TIE clubs rail from sal
FnaGciseo November NJ.
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FIRED FROM A SALOON.
Death Of a speDdthrif
st. Louis Youth.

-. LOUIS. sept 2i.-AHgustus '. bfAcn-
ulcr. a well-kaOWn -. Lou!sian who has
run through With fortune was found on
the street with bis skull fractured yestef-
day. and died. citizen reported 70 the
r,olice that he had seen a man thrown out
81 Patrick Moutague's saloon, near where
Eraconlef was f0aud. lie saw the proprl-
etOr strike the man
This naoruiug the police arrested Patrick
Montague. Edis ard Montague. biz brother,
Charles r. Powell, o lawyer, and br. ffes-
eoff. who were ia the saloon az the time-
owing 10 Bfaeonier's high connections
and unfortunate life. the case i exciting
.ss.fs Frf.ar..qs
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AthletIc ,nIen. nt War.

NEW I0HR, sept. 9l.--waltef storm Of
the Manhattan Athletic Club, received
dispatch from chicago tonight, saying
that a maj 1rify 81 The athletic tlubs oi that
sity wefs ready 70 leave the Amsficuu
uuions, Storm explained this as nu out
growth Of tae D.ifoit meeting, aud the
rule adopted ~ tue union on August last,
thnf any Ataiete WHO thereafter
competed, under the rules 81 the North
AmerienB Athletic Association. should
be forever delaffed from competing under
tne union ruler. The resuit 81 this rule
a. that Purcell aud nchiAlfefsleiu. the
atnletes frsn ihe faeing slope. were ruled
0uf II that faeeting. They had competed
81 the IT. Lsgtils meeting, snp n number Of
tfsa sHrar reason
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OREGON STATE rAIa nscss.
Lady Duay Wins the Running Event,
.IaN Raach the Irnt.

SALEM. Or. sept. 2l.--The day was very
tine Rhd the track was In hne coalition.
though slow whrn thc races were called
AT 10 O'Clock
Handicap, running. one-mslc dash. purse
OF s4ce--Natiock Bres 5 ch. M. Lady Dnffy,
no Ms, Mailvek, Waa; T. T.. Bybee's ch. c.
Broadchurch, loo Tbs, O'liara, second W.
II. Babb's h. T. R0ly Boly. il0 his, Nelson,
third; A. K. weiis's T. h. John Hall. fl0
fi,s.. MeCaugh. fourth; H. r. Rakors b. c.
Wa Peak. ie4 ihs, fletf, fiflh; time. a.
Special trot, - class, best Ia o. purse
~ ss1o, Entries. Jim irvineton. Maud
Hhox. Greco. jay Beach. Olyander Jay
Beach Won. oleander second, best time,
2;SOt4. Maud Knox was fnVoritc In the
pools. and bought at go a. the Geld Sc.
Her hackers dropped considerable raoney
ON the race.
To-morrow's speed programme consists
OF two-yeRrold handicap, es mile dash,
purse Of sl5e; consolation run for all horses
that have started during the meeting aud
failed 10 take lirst money, one mile, purse
of 500, special trot, 40 class, best 3 in s.
pnrse Of Sboo- Entries, Fantasia, COndee,
Contractor aud Little Joe; two-ycarOld
trot, bsst In 3, purse OF siJe
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Rewards offered for the Capture Of
EsfuEees-No shelter

CRArASueok. Sept. &I.--ChGianooga has
instituted tac most stringent quarantine
agaiust ala iufecied putpts- 80 oac ) per
lniited 70 enter the ely withoGt giving a
satisfactory account Of himself tluafaa-
time officers board every train
The city council has adopted ordinances
lnhiciing a ii8c IT 400 Ou sag person neeiAs
10 she csgg from any infected district \
large reward IS Offered for the apprehcu-
SION aud conviction - euc5 oIieudcs and
fgr the conviction q any one hAfbo-iuz
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TEXAS REPuCLIcANs.
Wrangiing Over "a Proposition to
Nominate No Ticket.

FoRI WORTH. Tex, Sept. 2l.-The Repub-
iicaR state convention held two sessions
yesterday and adjourned TIL to-day with
cut accomplishing anything. Inere y
divided senlimeu; as TO the adFisability OF
uniting a state ticket In the field. some
favor lndarssng a joint ticket of the Union
Labor and Prohibition parties.
ST LOUIS, sept. Il. II special az o'cioek
D. IN says, The texas Republican state
convention at Fort Worth is lighting over
the proposition not 10 nominate u state
L.. L. 4 Il.
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srANLEY.s PERIL.
Death of Prof. Jasaieson-Another
Expedition Hopeless

BRUSSELS, sept. 2l--Adviees from Stanley
Falls state that Prof Jameson. who was en-
gagged Ia organizing an expedition for the
relief Of Henry II stanley. died cf AfTi-
eaE fever at Bangolas. on the Congo. Au-
gust L.
The organization of another relief expe-
di;ion is row regarded as hopeless.
Officials of the Congo Free state believe
thai P.of. jaGnieson, having been convinced,
owing 10 the treaeaery Of Tippoo lib, that
there was No chance 10 make further ar
ransemea.s for ala TX petition, was stricken
down with fever.
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No News From sIarquesas.

PARIS, Sept 2L-Admiral krantz, min
isfer OF marine. received telegram from
Tahiia yesterday. There is no mention
made Cf any lighting in the Marquesas
group. In official circles, therefore, no
credit is given to the report received al
san Francisco that 2e0 French marines and
Iu0g natives were killed.
Government officials state that the Mar
quaises group has been under French pro-
lection since lSi2- A few gendarmes have
always suiiiced TO maintain the peace and
uphold the authority OF France.
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AnonnInLr rMAeEpY.
Poisoning Her Ifushand- Woman
ImahrrrtetstIN hitls Herself

OrFApk. stut. SEPT si,-A EotTitie case
oi ~. ssatll e reported pa Fae Shores uf
lake l.caii enllqac. Fpr sons tiiae
fa,t Mrs Haaitrs hAs Hecfs sHxigiss 90 get
ffd ~ aer bastard ar1 ga opportunity
asf;!rF.a last S0a4sF WH.n He COMPLAINED Q
nf fee.il.e unEtlL H4s wiiF sEgs'sIcd
ies- ot gf.s.slu ssLf.. A7Ii igsIefa prepared =
Eas- gf sftyrhuiac The husband vas
sstSs.feia1s "a the mixture aa1 svfIsFd a.
fak- ~ Ta ssaisfy h8s srr8r,eF the u0geau
f.,.,k s .rss-s,if f..i Il + kesssif This Induced
3 n q lake ill dose
But fha gHrar fais sicila}ti tfe
s4r.Hgth 20 tRe tsiEaam 8 Mau named
(sFtsllt = "a 1ed "a sasrfiy sf'gr. a19 fl1na
ar tzssissies elfsiliaE frum Ets effects o4
fae f4Nsass. aud slshaue ia C1Hf ai=ioiis
Fa,s seaesaa sxu asttsl 81 sd' eas sac 14a'-
fssr e-fst ts-ia1s wrus f,sF ass ssa9ce. nEk
!. sats ID as-.fsst hsga wtrs aEae
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Trnnk IIne Freights.

Ms YoEx. sept 2l.--The truok line rail
aoad 1.resisl enss asid q meeting q Coninis
sHtasr Fluhs Office today. Ine question
- ggfsst.su-,d freight rates was discussed
aaa fnsHy referred 81 she executive eel1-
5s.ittee far ae1iaa Essfbo1nd raiess a2aut
EAfch aesfcrG peuple ssefc aH2lous %
have an rsfsDdiug, were Rot tttiltfi
n ena thought sast 70 Allow tre Central
Iraflc Association 20 dcelde thai guesiinl
II ~ egfaiag raaefIng here on NeGues1ny.
* 4stsfftgsr ~
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NEg ToEz, sept 1.-The track st Fleet
H0,.l para vas IL sKeeiieag condition to-
day for the third day Of ths Grand Circuit
races.
fleetwood sfnkg, tr9,uag. 22S class
purse 81 SgQv-satk wCni a. BeFa = acc
as1a. Lady WILDWOOD THIRD, superior
fJanh; besf time. i.3f
ls3 eiass-- Aa1ie u. wgm. HafBey Ice
secatsi. l. b. Cusfaf iaifd, falis e. fourth /;
fs=.f time
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Ngu YORK. sept 2i--HenTy 7. Harding,
Hho Yesterday boldly entered The rum
aud Commercial National banks aud
grabbed large sum Ia each place. vas sf.
ranged Ia the T0fHhs court to-day, pleaded
nat guilty and was committed Tor tFiai
without bail The fact has been QCFeie4'ed
fhaf Ile is me same man wsp escaped from
c8urt two months ago when mp for some
other ofeuse He acknowledge tue fact
thaf hi. real name is O'ConuoT. H. Aas
served ihfee terms Ia The pepitsniisfy Tor
sneak ihiEFlug.
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Ireland,, I;iotous Guardians.

LONDON. sept. 20.-An0ther riot has oe-
cured in the Dublin barracks A num-
Der Of men belonging 10 the Black Watch
regiment Quarreied over politics Ia the
"eanicenH with men OF the Fifth Dragons.
The two factions finally abandoned words
for blows, ana a desperate struggle ensued,
during which 80 men were wounded The
Black Watch regiment has been ordered 10
ta.Nf
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rhs ssgar TasllE % Erass.

HksnsSszo<. zeEz. @f---sh testing p
he s<1xse anxnee 3D1rso@1si'aee - tss
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Lnnl.,illn Eanca.

LOUISVILLE, sept 1l.-Ihe attendance
was good nj the races today, the weather
FAIR and breezy, bat the tack was ssil a
little Slow from heavy showers during the
night.
ttfst race, three-fgurths milo handicap
SiridCaway Won, Robin second, Governor
third; time, It4
Second race, selling, one Iaile-iIamlet
won, Maori second, Comedy third; time,
I.a.9-
IhITd rnce, handicap. for all ages, one
and one fourth niles--J8iia T.. won. fana-
ma second, Nafchma third. tims, 2.i0
Fourth race, one aud one.sixtecuthz
nilgs, pufse-Caialpa won, Major milford
second, Bacchus third; time, la4is.
Filth fscc, selling 6ve-eiRhtltf mile
Sunlight won. keeue Eva second, Joyful
third. time if3
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coNoENsHD DIsrATcmEs.


The Mafsa-i.gis. its laisyf pafig % isOmi
ua.s f-a.e ilrksr in is9sioa. St.pienlbsf ..
Mfs. CseFsiaad ans M-. Felsgm have
leh Wasaie g3.ta for fa9rt stay Ia t1s
aa.reif.iaeka
a laree uulffsgf us visiting Dad Fellows
resl - aH faeurslpis tfofa los Angeles 90
-aai4 ADa ami I4sifa feVEen.as. ia the
srui8s erae3 bali s4es giss4s a. AuagFy
h44
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RlsWsnrG. sent - darau.s de 4Efs
La turned ne sstcHfiuu fsaa cattle %
rs75roads- eaA hz- Ed reufenp p-sisn1 aarf4-
fsasiTe plan 81 irlad e1 e.iEE g ti3tua
sseslv 81 5ai 1sBg his eaterrr.ee and -ra4s
-. q rlierr
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WASHINGTON, Sept Representative
Herman Of Oregon to-day reported favor
ably from the house committee on lusian
Depreciation Gains the senate bin 10 n
sulburse certain persons who expended
money aud furnished services and sup
plies in repeiling iayasions and suppress,
ing Indian hcsIiHties within the territorial
limits of tAs state Of Nevada
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fsCFEal.l. zsf- 4i.-4taiefrs .arf AiE1t
sssrar.ai afss far "a fhe take .lera rls3
Is sf.s aslssktrs - thIs e-sf, as5aifslstessi
etfler ~ sge uI ans Gf41 s afel sitD
asai aea
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A Miilionaire's Hnrderous Son Gen.
xfcfea-

FREEroET. III. sept el.-Ir the case Of
Staples. who hez been On trial in the cir
euif ecur4. charged with shooting Win
ship. the jury this morning foaad him
guilty and sentenced him 10 one year in
the peEi;eatlsry. The shooting occurred
At the Brewster house during the horse
races year age. Young stapiesss father
i many times saillio1aixe OF saltwater.
Mimi Az appeal to the supreme court
was taken
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4 Defeat for German Orthodoxy.

bERLS, sept. Zi.-Empcror william has
confirmed the election vi Prof. Hanaek TO
the chair Of church history 10 the Berlin
university. despite the protest OF the senior
evangelical council, which disappToyed
has religious views. This is regarded as a
heavy blow % the extreme church party.
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FEVER FOLLOWS THE FLOODS.
Mexico Eegianins Is Dry-soidiers
Made Useful.

CITY OF MEXICO Nia Galvesionl. Sept.
Il The government has $50 soldiers al
work digging trenches and building dykes.
Pumps are used 10 draw the water out OF
the streets The first passengers 70 reach
arrived YESTERDAY Typhus and other cpl
deinic feveTs are invading the lately inu1-
dated districts
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FLORIDA REFUGE CAMPS.
Jacksonville Being Depopuiated-
ItS New, Cases IL Ueaths

JAcKs0syIALE, ria, sept 2i.-There were
- new cases a.l1 0 ueains up TO iIOoa. The
work Of re.iyi being sysscMaiized, many
pers0ns viii te 81 1t 10 iac refuge camps,
wprS ON wi4lcA has bcea delay ed by rains.
Surgeon Wise has inspected the ininigaiion
stations near the cit! ana has indorsed tbs
tnVfougnliess OF the system.
The ofnciai report iur 10 day, complete,
shows Us new cases Of yellow fever aad Ia
deaths.
HEE1Isa or FLORIDA JOURNALISTS.
NE8 YORK. sept. Zi--Ihe press club to-
DAY ps5ssea resolutions commencing the
Acnuic devotion 0f the newspapers at
jacksonville, ia, aud has aPpolaied a
committee 10 solicit subscriptions luf the
peHeai ol the family OF a. Z. BoWaeH, city
editor OF the TisEss-t Rsga, who died a lev
aaKS ago
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Irishrnen Not Fit tn Rule. Chamber
Lain Ti,fnls

LONDON, Sept. IA breakfast was given
IN honor Of Joseph Chamberlain By radi-
cal unionists at Bradford this morning
Chamberlain said he did not see why Irish
men should not have local government
though experience showed, whetser in
Dublin, New York or Boston, that Irish
government was always insufficient and
corrupt.
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Disastr,us Exptn.i.n of MeIini,e.

I PARIS, sept. 2i--By an explosion in tiss
meIinite works at e. Omer masses of
[ burning Debris were carried 20 yards.
I SIX factories and two houses were de
! straEcN
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The Illinals Centrai strike Ended.

CHICAGO. sept. 9i--The strike OF train
men on the Chicago division Of the Hi
nuIs Central railway was Of short duration.
Al trains commenced running again to-
nar
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sugar qgsestioa, both tariff and trrss
features. VIII besfn 70 acrrow with the
examination of JOAN Z Sez-se. n.
seereiary al the snEzr trust The hcarfng
Nia eo2iinlse into EexS week The hear
Ing on the resolution respecting foreign
cppfer syndieaie will begin Tarrs.lax.
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Mrs. NosE Srt 1t harirs }. Peck.
believed ta - q r. stGyHt 81 EIr,e7s ua'a, A.
mas taken sfek .t q -s.eIth s;recs aufse
earths aftHFnoaA and 50 - iakea 70 Belle
sue hastital \ uepor io police kt al
quarters SAYS u was fumare4 tna2 be "a
sufeuus faJ.a sriioE fever
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Fad ~ lie NIorkers.

MAsCHEsrEE. England. sept. IL The
executive committee uf the Cotton spin
ntrs' Association have adopted a PROPOSE
tioa 10 run ghe mills on short tine, - de-
feat a speculative ring.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 2L-The president
sent 10 the senate this afternoon the nomi-
nation Of John u. Parkhurst, of Michigan.
70 oe minister 10 Belgium: Waiter New
berry, postmaster al Chicago vice :. L.
guGd. resigned. Charles II. Tracy. post
master AZ Anaconda, Montana
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STILL IN ruE RING.
John l.. sullivan Comes IN Tor
Another Round.

Boston, sept 9i.--J0An l. sullivan
passed comfortable nlghi ami this tore
noon was reported stronger. His stomach
Is able 20 retain medicine aud nusriment-
and hls NNndltian N generAliv heffcr
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