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aDpIrroxaI PassENGEss.

Oregon 3 California Passed Med
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Wynn. A. W. Scott, l.. VI. Hoge. W.
A. Emmett, y. p Vallejo. u. e. Barr.
g. G. Wisweii. A. J. Engiehars, J v.
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DILLON Is FEEE-


I<SHBos, sept i..--Iohn Dillon. who
i "a appear hef0re the PANEL eom-
mission ~ the next session. has been
ressased On hail. Preparations are be-
ing snasie for great demonstration on
bis arrival al Dublin.
LssDgE, sept. e. Dli0n's release
had no connection wifh the PaTneIl
e8mnissisn. The lord lieutenant Of
Iresafsd granted him Sn unconditional
release. on account q his precarious
health. He sas waFsuiY greeted BIZ
friends on has arrival st Dublin.
PArneb. ia congraruiat9ry letter to
Dillon. SAYS. Your triumph over the
brHtafitles u imprisonment i a great
victory for Ireland and a signal dis
epfafitare for Baifonr's coercion
The Sears says We believe there
does nst exist 4 mar. in the kingdom.
not excepting even BalIoar or Goshen.
who does NOT hope earnestly that Dill
ioH has been released IN time. He was
released t'eeause. had anything hap
Fsenefs 70 him In Jail. BaiiouT's efiicial
existence woaid not b. worth q fort
niZat'A puyeha-e.
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vote. however. 4 the faef that The
Democratic senator's sho arc esre' .is.iiy
sfsdsF the control Of Iiie asminissrz.
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rns OLD EoaAs.-

Is Il not about time 10 stop this n
diealoas iAaGAiion u Judge Thur
man. lie Is being - fersistcatiy pa
raaed around TIE country a. the sold
Roman" ~ the Democrats leaders
that the people are ia fair way 10
forget a bet a plain. snpieiiiresaae IN
dlyiduai he j.. and 70 picture hisn a. a
modern Marias
The BeIahlican press has not az.
tempted % take one ieta from the
fame ahigh Judge Thurman justly de-
serves Those vho are politically oP-
posed 81 him gladly acknowledge she
sisor II his intellect, and the culture
Of his mind They take pride in his
pessonsl honesty. and heartily regret
that tle Ohio nemscfsts dla not snG
him, sas.ea3 u Henry y Payne, TO the
uuiie1 states seaste They sdadt
Judge Thus1naa's many Fos1 pafts.
and regret the effort which s. being
INSIDE so throw a lalse glamour alsoni
his name
fbgrman docs not possess the FIRST
characteristics III az old Roman a
beast, 81 thpsc old Romans whose
names have been brought dgsn 60 us
by history ana ~ tradition. Net ouiy
Il be nor an eli Koigsa bot. .nsieosi.
his eharaeter as sa American i not
Atoye rspfoseb
To ls an cid Remsn was to be a.
Gfa a. siamsut. and armness has 70
place IN ThurJa4u's character lie has
repeatedly suppressed his own eoa-
Yirsioias 81 she command q tt,e bosses
81 bis party lIe hss advocated that
whieh he knew 10 he error and opposed
thas which he ksew o. b. truth in
she vain hope ~ gaiAing a party al
vantage. be taFaesl h.s bas ( apon ths
teachings e il{e time ard rsisssl h.s
volee 81 favor - an ifreieemah'e
paper cafrcngy Ia doing jhi. BE-
taught Nhas ha dia not isliese snd
argci upea ne people that uhszb be-
knees s. bV wrsnr. Ia this he GER.
tajBly $40 not display tbe nrmnaes -
sn cd RoHsan
To he ga ola Homza Was Usually 10
b. a sslsief ass alssys To- Re a patriot
Bat rharmsn s. a. never a soi3ier ana
al orc peFs0l q his lle he va noi
patriot. Il tuiEllt b. srred thas hjesee
ard his rasiion in tho state exempted
18dgv Thafman frosa military auty
aafing ibc rvcss felciiisa. hat e0a.3
not BE arrci that these eoas sisratl
eSempssi b.ra ireFa ibe duty II ti.ug
hIs yuses En- bchaN og hrs country
A. tAe osthFvak og thr Var Thurman
sas 8 lgAdrF Il ;hc ohs0 Democracy
x he had taken ses53e.l stand Ia 10
halls q the iuAin, ae c0nl3 have yra
derc3 10 the sovesursrat ser,1,e
se&reely 90 h. cvcrestsmatoi. Bus
duriBr au thr luns stvurv8e Thargnan' 3 |
voios was nes liise3 fes salon AMI frye
deas. on The oon5sasy- he took his
stand amoag the cepfcshead Dc1uo-
csats IL his stats. aaa his srezs lrs,s-
cace was thrown against bis country /
rather than ios 10,
To ee an esd Roman sss - plAcr !
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NEWSPAPERS oFINIoS.

Rochester Herald. Terrible shTngs,
those Canada cannon
New YORK Ng7 ass5 Ezpresg- The
development. OF the past iew weeks in
Iounecticut have 6eea Interesting.
Connecticut Is al right
Toronto Hsa In six seeks Mani
toaa will hSse she competitive iine for
which Il has 10 long Struggled. This
All b a triumph Tor those who have
hegresi IN the agitation against GisAl-
iQWzure.
Boston ff-rssAs Ind. Isem D. That the
American workman j. the most intel
iSenf and she most reliable citizen Of
his ciass IN the world j. conceded
kaai be : the most prosperous also i
noae the less frSse
Milwaukee !Ssgfin<s. II free trade
we're universal. we would lie more az
vicaitzEa as a people. while England
would sappay as with nGRnuiactnres
Bat Is Il j. noE we are absolutely in
dependent Of ali the wosisI. While
Great Britain j. dependent
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Tbs uarasnstign % toe Hon. gsbg &
Ailfa ips deiesaie - eoaxTess, BIZ TIE Ks.
psbiieap eeaFsniioa Il Eiieasbs-zss. meets
Nifh sae hearty approval Of the people o.
this city, Whs have iOaz Known and great.
y respected bin. IN the oppiasesu Of the
fstea l5s coDsestles has e8oseu Hisely IN
piAeiag hlsn iu ngsainetion- He il aa abe
laaJef, a grntsessso 81 learning. q un-
eseinisliea character, and has The aeces
s4fy koowisige u the Nhoie territory 10
tp{iy fcFFessui its interests Mr.. Alles -.
bssn = resident Il 8sshisg5ou territory for
many years and commenting Airaosf a. a
bog. has b. his zbiliiy worked himself into
a foremost position A. The Tar. When lhsy
eseet BIN 70 congress the people ean re-.
assured thas TIE same nhilisy sna pains,
taxing fSfc Sill be exercised by him thst
has inasis hlt si7reess A. an aitorory. That
his election l. secured. goes wssbogs .ag
ffv
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New York Defeats PItfsbars AE2i
A Bad Dzy for Chicago.

PrTTsHER r.. sept. u Piifs5urg had
the lead III the seventh inning. when
Richardson tied the score 0n his two
isagger and Calvin Wild throH Se0re
fItts91ry 1. Veg YORK 3 Batteries :
Calvin and Miller. Keeke a1d EEinE.
cBEckgo, sect is.-Saasers's pifcs.-
ing and his support we're too mach for
the Chiezg0s to-day. score Chicago
o. Pbiisdelpisia 81 batteries krOek
and Farrell, sanders and Clements.
UETRoFT, sept is-Detro.f and RoS-
ton played sEo gasHes this afternoon,
and the visitor. won both. score
first game. Detroit 2. Boston u. bat
teries, fsetzein, and BeIraeis, Sozder.
and Kelly.
ISniAsAPeLfs, sept. j.. - Indian
Apolls lost two games 70 Washington
this afternoon, the pitcher. II the lat
ter elgb doing the hest work First
gzme: Score, indianapolis 4. Wash
ington : batteries. Bnrdsck and Buck
ley. Whitney ard Mack, Second
game score. indianapolis 5. wash
ingfon 8; batteries. Hezly and Daily,
keefe and MACK.
cfscfssATI. sept. ls.--Cinrinnasi 5.
Athletics 1.
LorIsvILLs. sept. Louisville 3.
Brooklyn &
Ksxsss CfTy. Sept IS Kansas City
II, Cleveland 3.
~. Lgrss. sept. i.-St Louis Is,
Baltimore 5.
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CHINESE AND CITIZENSHIP.
: ~. Loais NonEei Is Refused Pa
pcrs. and viii Appeal.

81. iovIs sept Is.-Iadge Barclay
at The ~ flogis circnii court, to-day
refused - grant naturalization papers
To ArEo kounhame. a Chinaman.
The iGdge takes she ground
that. under the existing iaas. Chi
uese cannot become American citizens.
and declares that the latest legislative
definition u naturalization law 81 iSse
Is in effect that no state or United
states court shall grant citizenship to
Chinese kennhamc has resided here
ten years, and says he wiil carry his
caEe T. runrress
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CONTEMPT or COURT.
The o. Il z y. Directors Did Not
Violate the Injunction.

Ms HoRE. sept ls.-~A motion was
argued to-day IN The supreme court
chambers - have Eiilah Smith, presi-
dent d the o. x. & y. Co. ".
Smith, its treasurer, Dillon and
John Il Hall. defendant. in the suits
og bfaytnn ives. punished Tor con
tempt ua court 10 continuing the build
ing 81 branch lines ard TIE bIiige over
snake FiFeF, AMI Tor transferring
Il 5000 from the Farmers Loan &
Trust Company despite an injunction
issued bV the supreme court.
JudEe harrett tiecideai that the order
Of iNJuncs8gn could not prevent the
construction ~ branch lines. and de-
cided 81 appoint 8 referee 10 consider
Tie question Of contempt in the dis
position 81 money.
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LUTHERAN MISSIONARIES.
Educated In Germany. They are HI.
Equipped for American Work.

MfsxrAYoLIs, Sept. is-The doe
trinal suAri IN which the American
theological professors hare become in
VOWED with the school at Krupp, Ger
many, Eas sfiil the theme OF olsen sion
AZ The meeting * the Lutheran confer
ence this morning a resolution was
adopted the gist q Hhieh was that
mission aries for the Geld in America
should receive their theological esiuca.
ton in the school at Philadelphia.
The complaint made against mis-
si0usries In Germany was that they
did not understand American institu-
tions and were not able To enter into
the spirit 81 American life.
A letter from 4. g. Ellen. an absent
delegate from the Pacific coast. was
read praying the English general
council that a minister he sent 10 Cal
liornia % once
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InnisrfiinRar

L0ETsyIi.LE, sept. Is.--The fall race
meeting opened with a large crowd.
The Weather wss clear and the track
light.
Half faile -Gentiiity wen, Julian
second Lady Wrinkle third time.
81
Seven ;urlongs- Brigonetfe won.
yith dead heat between Pat Donovan
and BogistsT Tor second place; time,
81
six farinngs-ghampagne Charlie
Won, Blessing second Laurs stone
third no time taken
Mile dasb-loitie Wall won, Long
Roll second Col Hunt third time.
i,t45<.
One and one-sixieenth fniles-Bon-
ME King won, Hamlet second. aailetta
third time, SIX.
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BreskIyn Joekey club.

sEw YoEK, sept. IS Brooklyn
jockey Club results: Three-quarters
mile Britannia won in l;lsis. Yum
Yum second. bradford third
One AMI one-eigbth miles Badge
won IN 2.01A. King Idle second,
Gala third.
Three-t0urths mile Favorable Colt
won in l:i7lf, Dial3o second, Fresno
third.
Oriental handicap, one and one
fourth miles-Dunboyne won in zig,
Qneen Elizabeth second, Los Angeles
third.
0ne-haH Glitter won in u
Hour second, osceola Fiiisy third.
Sixth race. one Tniie- Letretia won
in As, Satisfaction second. ketlar
Khan third.
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NJ aiign's plan aln te 20 consaet an
aggressive rauisss 10 his owu hesssif. fffhs-
tna ais up1oueus with polite indlavras~s
Ne euo aaniFis faai john b. AIen ula
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pyssoual character, sincerity 81 pnsr.a.c
AID taqgpaEhly Esnuemsaig qualities ean
aat commend hini e. the pahlie. shle his
i0aS Resistance lu the teuisory. famHlarity
VITA Is psbiir affairs, and his consistent.
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especially acceptable he has heats a
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SERIOUS AccIDExT-Loais English,
a lahorer working in the deep ditch
which i being dug for an extension to
the Washington sirset sever. came
ns2r losing bis life yesterday White
working Ia the bottom ol the ditch the
slsies eaTcd in, covering him almost
completely Nth earth. Has fsglox-
wurkmsu heard his cries and az once
set 20 work ana gnearthed him lie
Wa badlg injured aud Il Is feared be
NAV no. recover