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sheridan. crave in Arlington.


Ia sletr eveniuz d-lKes tease Hau take
f. fhe ssaIa4 s-Hfntes 81 As.lEzsal Oh
sa-fe a eaauEe la fae sgpezfance 81 ihe
.rage 1f .1eri an. aIthl-4n l- Eas Mrs
-lserlsasf-- 0lsa lhat fse ~ as-rri T-4T.
OF s11-fallff 81 lzE kuslssna s.-eaid D. leia
ia thcir mataer earth iu toe nTlc gave
q 4 - iieg. siuse the martial fe7cl1lllF
kaI s-aauaT 81 tuziAi aere ep-r passed -
zc-1r.iaure alta Reg wishes leE He l.
srs. ta,e gll .lfa-F Azsar-rl1lss II far srf-fis
have added aszas 4aFe EN- as ci t--if
eEn Wtaass efsMcg fae FNsc fl3E
have dug ar8usa ise ss-zet sa4 h&Fa en-
gal. I'D j.. lu 4 easing 9g ss5fk aud e1ezsi-
0a Ehe tap they AaFs s2as u i&e cara an
gl.srgsf rsalE of F@AF tira5 H1'et4i5 8
a,.sas rse saas. vsga eris na-lf ass tar
tsse - aa'usau af the 80 NE ar
-seae Tar asr-r4 sssH ei ~ssTa 80 - pa
-. j r-a-F Elsssai 81 sse a1sasa sfe %
Ear dressed El~tsr- as fls-s i1Ees
sFgf1- zfgsr aEs sE2 aFfe i Tsa
--eta ~ zee s-.rr9a1t.e- tzrf u na-
t.-s-ri-slal tss @Es ut
ess2 Z IS ha eef arsez-s ag itai 7 u a
rrass Ta-l E szsss zl1z- T2-s
- a-sr-ss-t fa-al as Esale es ofsa1e lie
.-rar..r He- fe tsaf ase 1y,H ar
- s-ea rr11 aE asses es TIE 1ers
"a .e4ssser ass f.ts ss.rss
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FOLDING THEIR TENTS.
Closing Events of the Grand
Army Reunion.
Many Veterans Call On Conrade
Mexican ReunIon--
wsman's Relief Corps.

CoLUNEvs. o, sept i4-At to-siays sgs
sion of the &. A. K eHcampment senior
Niee-C Commander Cole OF ST Louis pre.
sentei the reports. Thai o. the council Of
administration was the hrsi made. II rc-
ported the treasury in good condition.
A recommendation 20 increase the per
capita tax to seenis a quarter vas defeated
By a unanimous vote Il was decided that
the iD6ge-advoeate general aad Inspector
general should be saiariesi positions
Among the names announced for She
council Of administration are the follow
ing: California. eeo-ge Z. Gard Colorado.
c. 7. HaFkmAn; Dakota, E. smith: Idaho.
W. r. Riley; Montana, Pierce Hooper.
New Mexico. jas. II. PUriy. Oregon. X 81 .
McAasters; Utah, james r, Bradley
A resolution in memory Of the death 81
Gen Sheridan was unanimously adopted
The installation Of the new officers was
very Impressive. the oath 0f oiiice being
Administered ~ lasi Commander Heath.
Eeiirlas Cummagaer-in-Cdlrf Rea, who
Ggccd his successor. and Com mander it-
chief " ~ Warner thanked his Predecessor
far his EiuG words. lie said many hai
already returned home with grateful
memories Of this occasion. agi c0uuuaed
While the Graud Army e. nov as the
soon b. E3in eFefg department. SIS uas
said oi the department ~ Vermont, that
there was not 10 that state c sipgie honor
ably discharged soldier who Was uut a
mefnles ~ the Grand Army. II was his
hope that he misas ieave "a coEarsdcshlp
Of the 6tand Array ia the same proud
position - his predecessor, aaA that w0uia
be as great a Legacy a. he could leave his
chlldrln- ! aeeppt thc oailcc ~ com
msnder-i In ealsi fails realizns its respon-
sialllty, snd now We va proceed % busi-
ness.
The ee6mmander-fn-o -ohieffhcn announced
the foiiuwine sfaIf oilicers. Eageuc p Vie
gal. of Missouri. adiHant EcHs raj: John
Taylor. Of reausy lF ania, qusrfcEmasfer
general; George :. Essns. ~ MasfacAu-
sets, Inspector general
The encampIneut uas then declared
closed. the calars1es b lng cujoiacd 20
return home w5tb hearts Astounding with
ifaieraiiy, iuy atty aud cher'ty.
Comma nGcr-.n-t hicf Warner tonight
issued his a1sl offlclAi erdeF, ir which he
announces his staff ami the facs shat the
headquarters 81 fhs Grand Array Of the
Republic are established a. Kansas City.
xExicks wsE gErgeAss
The National Association II Mexican
Veterans elected the following Ogi8eCrs
President, James " DUnEer. secretary. A
~ keunedy; assistant secretary. James
v. smith; naarsaai. Major AcFasiden.
THE woMtS's gKIEs ClRFs
The w0mAu-s Relief Corps Installed
of'icsrs tonight. Mrs. 3. D'Arry kiunc ~
California. bting tife Installing usdcrr.
Miss Hattie II. Siehais q firaqna, Nass-,
Wa appointed sceFcfafF. and Mrs.. Emma
STARK namp-uu. resiriuz national pra.i-
seut, was appointed ceun aellsr. They
were Eu sess. an fili : Ter midnight
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The g8Tr4 Czfls Herald ssss the quality
0f t.aesEa le.ssufsS disfinxEishes the
Chiuaman f-a-n fhe EHFaFsau- The china
Taau oaa sri . al day. Bark al day, siand
fn enc position aii cay. weave, BEAT gold,
eaFge isrfF. 10 lufuitsly fe1i0gs ipbs fer
ever ari ever. AeH discover % more slgas
- ssesriua.s asli lrrlfasli8n n sn IA he were
q laagi3ihe Ttfa qnEii1g nwfearr eafsy sn
Hfe T6cre are 30 restless naaEhty mys
~ hiss. They sra al apFafsngiY ees1ns
nni wff rlsf sMaF In school Hifngut
n csafHts - steFs a I'm - amF KIND Inc
Chluafuan esa 40 HtfHsslt exgrt -. rpolt
~ fiaF seerss - hin - nreh Naste
later BE can siesp NaS safrs ainio
-artIiHr raaehinerF. ecafeEiaX uEroAf.
ssluaiiIlz chiiasen sad a0sfssillS aauiis-
He Eau SLEEP go ftle eraan1. on tAe a0cr.
or a hfd. en rasiT. in auy ras1f.oii- u
aD1'a - essf - ra'se ga ChiHA an army
% r1' Bon fnsE--aaF EN- m iiio1is- Z - q
~ e.snrafiiiFe cxafutuai8gD A. 70 thrsr
enreriiF - - o. siegp zefts- shffe sas7el-
tarraas. hesg f1Nnasfi IKE sFtdefs
fherr fisnsias ~ Sc slss.a aus ~ inside
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@rsfssFI ELH. Mass, sept It-flr fiic
ce-sl u Grand Jircsis aseGtiuE q Hau-rieu
nz-k 8 a. q sd Eats siserl91ll. TIE tradA
Eas fsss asa EGa Hrat1er perfect 4-e
Performance u5 flsH raref 4oaasisr .1's
in ise a.-eru lu, aAs sac eFezt e tle
nategsGE 81 aas aEHtz tz1-ezsi tlsf se u9sld
4'telagt ID hreas I1H Glza~ief ssil- f-Efs4
wlth Z FuuaAl & n3a8e AfEer 14rqiGg 40
fdr ra4se aa Wss iei ou3 o. tine tasss llaf-
irf qass and eaEae flsgsa 81 sac i-e b
see5Gds IAlE De- faster aee flH tse tr
fsa-s iaau sFer isefafe fasse go Gas iraek
la ia wefAL ffe w5ta q rlans usie.
.Ea saal sale F5D lsa-a 81 sr s
ol=~ nrl es lie fa-l lie aiar
e..-frstffae ..,z-... s. % 'st s1isilei
lr.f1 FasseFlsf s-A II ~
aaal q q CaHer tfa. Aaaei 8 es
f..sErsl tiss t-la 1-l
- esess. sF-srF :. falr.s 70 fstsa 81 icl
--fz Ha, 3-DasaEzs tt =. 4sa Aaa-e
sll-1 arusEa s fafia bssi fl'a
7 efass - as-Aez lkes fug ta-
ssE4 WEs see.ais y. Nsazsrh tttr5
Ell llg -se4 81 sagstas ees1 tiizH
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ChIcare Rnrrs.

CHIcSsa. sepz lA-NashiaEfeu park
Races weEe assrased - 4t.geQ people. rhe
ve4fher was fsc aud isae frsck szsi
Ihree-i nArtess saiie-tsalaa Neu. cherry
Eioss.71 secossa. Sf4ui1lBg fhird tine
] .iaat
Alse--flnk Cottage Goa. Won TRAIN
second. J. z. Nils thlr,is finas I al
Nile aud q feEloug-t Over won. Col
Hunt ses,eue, Pa,eut tAts&. time i05i.
-aNea furssUsS-t ara &. uaa. CupiG sec.
esla, Pat DonaYaR talrs5 fiEle "a
Nile Harry ule4a Nan. heusian SEC.
cud. Lizzie Is thissi iisnc l.
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Horribly Killed by a Cable Car.

occurred on the Powell sfreef cable rail-
way this evening. whereby one man was
killed aud six wounded As a Car was
coming tiowu the hill between Taylor and
Mason streets. the gripnRn loosened his
hold on the cable and tried 10 apply the
brakes but for some reason they wosild
not work. and the car dashed down the hill
AZ = furious rate
The passengers jumped OF and escaped
fatal Injury, except one man, who Was
horribly taangied, his skull being broken
and the brains spastered on the ground.
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NORTH CAROLINA FLOODED.
Whole Counties Under gyaGer-Crops
a Total Eailnre

wAsHISGToS, sept IA special from
Norfolk says. Passengers arriving from
North Carolina bring information that the
Roanoke river had risen e feet over high
water mark, flooding Northampton and
Halifax counties.
The entire corn and cotton cr0ps in the
lOwlands are destroyed. Houses are loose
aud are being tessed about in the water.
and il is feared many lives have been lost.
In some corn fields the water IS % feet
above the top Of the corn. People in the
vicinity OF the flood are panic stricken
and homeless The damage TO crops Is Is
al s5oo0a
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WHERE'S STANLEY?
Explorer Bartellot Slain by
His Own Men.
rREaoHEEy or rIrroo rrs-
Arabs Murder Their Master The
American Tsesght 10 Re Alss
Victim Of the Sisver's Tresrh~ry-
Two Mere Expeditions About TO
Leave for Africa.

LoSnaS, sept. lA-A dispatch fTena 81
Paul DC In&n1e says Major Eartelict was
shos JAY BY his MSayeua carriers The
head Arabs and rlea t'sereHpoa ran or 70
stanley Fals. vaeHe 5anAsaa i making
arrangements ulsh Tippaa lib for the o--
sanitation Of kn expedition. he wiz pro-
cced a. eu.ckiy zs possible.
The Hcws II Ihe mer.ief II As-ics Of
Mslor narieias;. lealisr q re expedition
In scsrea % II Il. Ssaaleg. hss rieea rise
- speculation sesxrIink the ial- of the
sreat explorer hiassslt Tas newspapers
ase aasalulv s>iy ef the oplalen thar Rar-
isliog was i.rtrAsea bg T3r.poo Tlh. whoor
ranizei F.0Fs2on ef the expesiiiian, and
toe question: = as&ess. way nay not stan
ley $50 havs heea victim ~ his
tTeachsryr
TaE GERMAN SnkneE rAHrs,
BEBIN. SEPT N.-pss payasioGs far thc
German - petition 10 search for Egain Rey
pro1rtss actively
BEt ssKls. sept 1t--Capfeia Becker
starts on Saaasy for tsc CeuEe, lie pro
poses Ni.a - scea e. explore the northern
and eastern regiuas q tie Coug0 state It
j. hoped be sili hcaf sfaleihiag 81 stanley.
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cnINEsn ssIsISa ~ nAwAIr.


SAY FRANCISCO. S2pi- 1.-THE Caifed
states al.psteh issas p1lphsR. which ar
rgvcti fraal HenolHia ta-day. hrin<r neas
thsf fhe hines. of Honolulu reeeaily helti
a mass saeefltae - priftrsi against the acli0n
IT fac Hawaiian legislature Ia passing
laws tTaalus fn rrcurtis Nhinese from
stated shat The Cklncse raised fund ta
asFaucc sarlf ialeFc-s~ ani in.lmatcd
by threa-s thai ihes wuaie tamVri the E0x-
eminent o. aeec5ie 81 fhtir Seiaanas
There are snura s,aiEsse nalcs on the
Islands thaa iAeFc are males u all the
other nations Cuinftnrd. Including natives
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s,sIag a. 1 a. sas,orss Arrhar Il. .

eelnE - x as follows Arrhar II. %
% Haz~ X 5. fhe Se3d =
IT, secsua Fsre was q Aalf nile. RAINING
anss repeat. Vr4zxs. Ss-s. ss.s. So. Eas-ses.
Gs~n1- Mccullough. la 6fsae szon. Ki.-
tie " els secoud. Ksay Beds third Ealv
boly sold nESt eAoiee GA the STAR. hat IDA
ess<.fIu scsn aisex bee4zze the fATorita azd
helG fAt p-efe-xEre b big odds. = u 100
often tsd for her against bali hat amount
Tor al The others n t5e rzce Kitty Nefls
Won the fiFs1 heat. which seemed - six.lfv
nothing. as The ruling prices fsEz pools did
Dot esange. Ida Glenn wen the seco1d
which endest F-eoi selling IN that rare, a
no bids e9ald b had axaiasf her Glenn
E0n the third Aesf au3 tee rsee. Eiftv
Wells second. . Hsra third. best tine. 81
Ihird race. trofFzEg. mile heats. three IN
tve: p-lzcs sses $50 sc Entries
susie = p <. w Maud, Lady
wOz the fFst heat, u X " the nex1 three;
second, Lady Dcn; thir /. Maud. tine 9sss.
-.l1- , 10 :. 9sSf Ia sAis rare y XIV sold
iavorife dssss 10 last.
BeitiRg vas Tery lively and a large
an0ans Of money changed haadx. Two
thousand people we're IA attendance -
Gay The weszheT sss sultrT aBa diss-
grseabse and the air thick with smoke
Word Was received here this Afternoon
that west bound freight srz5a had Fua
into burning f-estle short dsstzace west
o4 A0Sler On the .. z 4 y Hne. killing
the engineer and iremsa. and taiuring
several steers- late. a telegram was
receiFea stating that Engineer Gavaaaugh
WIS seriously hurt. aud no one els fnfurssi
No farfher particulars could be learned. -
tue wins we're dosR- Ferest frs have
been burning isesseiy IN that vicinity, aud
II : possible tEes.le caught fire from that
source.
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FLORIDA FUGTTIyEs.
A Traiaioad Arrive in North Caro-
Hnn-The Natfrass Erfrhf

CHARLOTTE. n. G.. Seyt IA trainlaas
consisting VI 10 cars Of yellow fever refrs-
gees from jacksonville, Fla, arrived here
Yesterday. en- route TO Henderson. \. d
The coaches were packed with between go
and go adults snd leo children The c0uFi.
Try people gathered az the stations TO see
The train pass through. but as soon as the
Flori6ans threw Up the windows they lied
ike flock Of sheep
II was a tired. hungry. unfortunate
looking crowd DR. GuifeFas Is in charge
Of the traiB. be SAYS be does not ku5E
what the people cf Henderson, who in-
yited them there. eEn 90 with tAeIa. Few
have any money. aid many VIII be OBJ
jeeIs Of charity. There are three cases of
yeliev fever on board
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.. sept. is-Chatfa-
nooga has guarantueG against Decatur,
Alabama
CHARLESTON. 8 c., sept Il. - Mayor
Bryan received dispatch from Hender-
sonyillo tonight which says the yellow
fever has broken out among the Jackson
vile refugees at that place.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
yellow Fever Appropriation Bin
Passed-News from Camp Perry.

HAsHINGTaS, sept. II - The following
from sargeon-l,euerai Hamilton, af Camp
Perry. was read In the house AZ the open
Ing q. the session. "The camp is getting
in splendid condition. and safe and sure
outlet is B0w provided from Florida and
the infected points 70 the Novta. There Is
no sickness among the refugees here. and
but five eases OF yellow fever in The h1spi-
tai tents, hall mile away. ] have ia this
place tweuiy-eisbt pine buildings aud 10
A tents. Baker county. a. vel aS Duval.
is Row a danger point. The weather is
vet and fsvors deyelopement The dc
man1 for aid from frightened Florida and
Georgia towns ss entirely beyond tbs ap-
preparations"
A. soon IS the telegram was read. The
house took up aud passed the senate joint
resolution aapropriaiing $4,000 % sup
press infection in interstate commerce of
the United states
The house then went into committee on
the private calendar.
A dozea private bills were agreed 70 and
passed The hpgse then took recess tiii
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SaxErSHRAb BAY. Sept ts--Eee wea;hei
Was rae a11 fae tTSek dried cut.
u1F aud = quarter nstiss--91Scpa WNa ia
III So. B.zrtieiaAse second, kai1-alah third
Atic-44;tie aineA wen IN g. 1lt, Lizzie
jim sec1ad. I EYlrc third.
tszs &si hall miles Tsrs-ou Won la
? ; -. G0rsa ss-eaasi. lslrs hui0nf third.
Af0e agd tars.a-etgAtaS mtacS -pnntroyIq
Hou, Exile sceegsi, Nary thiri. tine.
rs IS
Autuwu Selaag stakes, thneeq quarters
usilr-s -ss.asu-4n wea ia lis ss,. Radiant
sarund. Tenay third
Mile and a hall sa the tsgt-Sgock / holm
SQn ia ssS s-s, i'ecsee second. Arc.ilse
thfri
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CLEgELkNn. sept I4-Flrst race. 80
tsotling. parse e ssso lc1nfiunesl frlua YES
tercay ~ -fague won. Plush secOud. Marvel
third. frank AidGies0a fourth. best time,
2,lat.
second rare. for fuo-year olls. value
Ssa-iiarry Wade wau. san Msiea second.
George Monday thirl. uest time. 1-g7i
Third IGce. stallion s'skes. yalee SisA--
Mohawk Gifi won, orphan Boy second.
Newton Glslaaeed. best lifne. a-2ii,
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sunary CiViI Biii Agreement.

NASHtSsgisN, sect Ia he rQnIefees 90
the saulry appropriation BID have Frsched
an agreement. TIE provision sor STORAGE
rsservutrs iu the arid regions has lren re-
cucesi 20 Siag.g-a IN rrspeet 20 thls MAJ
Ter tls, house Had inserted q provision re-
EergiuG from settlement pubAe lands
which would be teacarted hy Irrigation
from these reservoirs 10 this Ans been
added ia coniereuee a pn4YiSa thar tae
president NAV bg S4rQeiaH sfi0u. open t1rse
reserved iausas - settlement The pf0Fis-
ion fer nu appropriation ~ q. i.isHlotsl FOR
L. VI. Lrnr hasll.lasE I. efr.a In nlt-
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W4sRsgBf8s. Seps. 1.-THE heuss con-
usittce 0u Invalid pensions ie-'iaY Gle.iic4
sa recommend f1al the hli granting pm
s5au u Theresa Hersst. wi1gw ci Jahu
Hertf late psssGfe iB tampaug q. Pour
ieeuih reg r9eHf, &eH Iurk, he passed ottf
TIE r.-sssi53ens 5 veto Herhst Wss ia TIE
Union amy untl August. l-li, aaen he
i1ig q iha Confederate tsfl-s and Was esp
flrsl b. Store Hhiie 4n Arass szhiDsf fne
-srernmfuf lie eia lHls he isiaea iae enc
nv 90 escape the harstsAifs- 81 pTisQa Jte
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ponrIa~B NEWS.
Three SazeesSfwI Races - GeaEer
N......f a Lii. Acel.i eAf.

FEsLsS1s -f -Tss aTsg rare aasaHs
g.ss 3 -1aafHs aaF Ma SAss sEF-yta7-
tsIss. fr- = ra4~as < Essz Tae FlErsfs 9eTe
ArshEr 8 tg1ez Esss E9a4 81 s3AfA Alia
a. ArAar Il Waa. As3a ssf E-Ws&
shIra. tEsa. ~ sas Ysestis q Hasa
sSTsest 6n1 ars4 eassH. sssssssS As.i@ss
Is for &sg2sGf z seas8 "a sassL h1iSs
haxevsx. Arxhux 4 Fasak EsSz pare ais4
SOS = / asszass q zf4rAs he szslzlg ss-lcss
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CHICAGO, sept IA special TO the Cal
cago Tsisls from Hiiisboro. Ill. SAYS: A
genuine ease 0f AsiaGic cholera Is reported
IN this county. Fritz TheeD. a wealthy
German farmer residing few miles from
here, died very suddenly az bis residence
yesterday, having been confined 70 his
house less than - hours Physicians p-o-
nouncc his case as one Of genuine Asiatic
cholera
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real F.tate su;pdiers

SAN FEASsfsco. sept. Is--in the ease oi
=. ". Parker IS ". J. FischcF and simon
Hagabers. judge Field to-day rendered
Judgment IN favor q Parker for $3.50 and
lutcres; fram January ., ISIS. This j. the
case wherein Parker gave bss oregon farm
and sig9 IN exchange for property ia this
city 81 which defendant bad nc title
PilcAcr sud Hamburg ara nos IN ISL for a
term. under conviction for swindiing
fserta -
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tBlgH ffff ks liErttAn.
gsrnrfs are ss-oaRht ;hat AalheET iakes
Ia Grant esamts. ahifh hsa heen iankad
ur.an a. : lgtfse Is Afsa sss with 10 visible
aaflet far zaass Il thH scar. las aprAn9 .
Ieah ard isseFe ss A. a@der cusreni acAn nfF
asaY ssssse 3 hers. ws kungs enf wherr. nna
that ~ fakE e. aerF FesfeFfitAy ffnkinK-
isa,lar tnses srart ~ iaaf nhiEh hes
4 Fasnf5-s t5sea asssEer ssafef X AZ tstss -
isli... saraFtrstf = f 1ate % ftst iakr a.
swa6ar rssd aad sua toeanEa.
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a:.s CONSOLIDATED II ISL
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Lose s.r an aesa srhnnner.

sAS FHASrsSs7o, SEPT I4-SeWs was RI
eelged to-day that the schooner Scjo Page
went ashore on the rocks near Point Reeves.
but hat her crew succeeded In Taakiug
their escape By going ashore thFoagh
the breakers. The Page was a very
old vessel snG wak several times con
dcaned ard rsafsesi Az the time Of her
loss she was engaged in the iHiaber trade
Her value WIS F5~,sAabiv sf-asst s5sgfa
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Mexico Matchinr @ . Eainhau.

CITY OF MEXICO fyia GAlTestoa). sept. a.
The rainfall is iueeSszut. with no signs
OF abatlng. The streets arr flooded. sEd
merchants have 10 FaTsp water out 0s their
shops No train has yet arrived over the
Vera Cruz rallnoa5
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Ernaaa safe lsiiiTra-
Fsr~erts- IS ff5as Gi Ave ycs rsslly 10
~. = ~ geo Ferrrei = fse au1gf
fafsr NiHsaFF Taseetige-f Era. rife-
o.rs 8. RI ID ~ sssIs Ess sss ssarchisss-
'-flsesiaass fse
-An fasr & ~ ere rsiea1tsLis
aEaf WI
.sr7.s n saaissnr third aoag eArs whesher
; f.ssi &esrs of aat
Lee as EaFn Seeef
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NSsHerEN. Hls SEFs 14-fire t1is
moru4uG dssr-esed tise bs4ssusss pan %
fasFu. Z BE aEErtc gaze sasS T. sls9eae siaali
iasaFNueg kEsE rlg @aisd.Egs were
h1rnea
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SADDEST DAY YET
A Dozen Deaths From Fever
at jacksonville.
rwo LEADING CITIZENS GONE
The Weather Very Unfavsrable-
Refugees Garry the Disease to
North Careiinz-A TrainIead Of
Helpless People Sent North to the
Alarm Of the Carolinfan.-

JACKSONVILLE. sept. st-Thix has been
the saddesi day yet IN the history Of the
Jaeksonyille epiaemic- TIE general gloom
Is made intense BY Erlef a. The loss OF sev-
e-zl of our vs-y best citizens Two of TIE
no6less Of Fi7ridz's citizens fen today.
Louis !. Fleming and Hoa- Henry A.
Lengie- The number of new cases 10 DAY
Is ss; deaths, u
The weather Is ztfll aisasreeaele. Several
physicians and nurses from other cities ar
rived today.
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FROST HAS SIPPED THE CORN.
The Crop In Iowa. Indiana and Ilii-
Hois Much Damaged.

CHICAGO. sept. II. - Dispatches to-day
from Mason City, Ia, Champaign. III, and
Eikhnri, lad, say that the heavy frosf OF
the past two nights has seriously damaged
corn. II j. estimated az Mason City that
tae reduction in the crop, as a result Oi the
damage. VIII amount 70 twelve bushels per
q
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NAScoCVEE. E. e.. sept. 1.-THE Cana
dian Pacific steamship Albany sailed 81
a o'elocS tonight for Yokohama and
Houg koua. with utpe cabin passengers,
40 ghias.e. aua 80 tens 81 freight, Gf
which ga33 taus il eufsap goods, Canadian
and American. and sa3 tsus 81 California
and Oregna Eaur. Tao reEaa ns3er IS ma
ehfuery and rxuarsi ulereAauG.ss
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vin. Ees,,nsnss Convicted.

puHl1N. SEPT II -Wm Redmond. mem
bpT of parliament. has been convicted
under the crimes act and seufcuccd TO
three mouths Imprisonment without hard
faf.r~
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ohio rnien Laber Canxentien.

CoLrNHUs, O.. sept 1.-THE state con
yeniios 0f The Union Labor pastg yester-
day had IS delegates They endorsed the
national pisiferm Of She party and uolni-
mated The following ticket Secretary -
state George EhneF supreme }at8e, J. n.
Tutrie. member Of tie beard Of public
works N J. prlumaee: electors az large.
3 ], L-r....aar ! ] -..Ah.ar
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pow DER MAGAZINE ExPLODEs.
The Esquimalt stores of Cartridges
and Eami,s DesfroYHd.

NIcTdKIA. sept. la-This afternoon the
malt exploded. demciishilg the wooden
buIldi2gs. Stored in the magazine were
30 pounds in cartridges. besides y bomb
shells. charged The keeper was burning
brush On the island and IRE communicated
% the laagazine. No one was ininred
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NEw YUHK, sepr 1L-A mass meeting
was hc3s ta niEht ~ Cooper 1 aiaa uRce-
thc susnices q fhe FeNag Meas llemc-
cratic T. lab sud Henry p Hafersssa q ken
irrkv 6eiisercsi an 4i81ess. his sQttset be-
tac the 'sT1e TTu E.a-fa-H3s,
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TCCsoS, A. T.. sept. IA-Ang. C. Schui,ze
died IN great 2gouy AZ Aqua Esiienfe
springs this morning from the effects 0i a
rattlesnake bite