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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-06

her Bender family has been dis
I'm Kansas. There are the trap
g pit in the cellar, and graves
Gus portions Of the vicinage.
as Slso a pretty girl of 0 as one
Perpetrators. Kansas has just
from VIC highest federal court
mation Of its right to abolish
es and ~ shops. Possessed OF
ghty powrs it ought 20 be able
\guish tbyfreguent phases OF
% developed on its sacred
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-06

a ali is again uoIu ed o. the muir
, ofrevolution. King Nalakaua, de-
ninel to use the smtil remnant %
kututional power irft to him for
\ere Is in it, is interp jsing his vet
Iently against the will of the
j legislature, which is preparin D.;
judicial contest, of MS acts
is mainly constituted Of
\pd the natives are reported
~ state Of excitement
Hemse @es overridden and con
Justly treated, and their king
"a. their own newspapers are
az armed instruction, and but
say the dispatches, is neces-
set the whole country in a
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-06

Packard: Tell Miss Willard to set the
women to praying for the suprem'
court They were doing it spontane-
ously all over the land ...... Never
did God answer prayer more royalty;
never did He moe .orciby illustrate
the fact that the hearts of men are in
His hand to be turned as the rivers OF
water are turned. When the case was
submitted to the court, the bench stood,
30 far as human SCRUTINY could discern,
kRur in favor of the liquor sellers and
against. .......Ju,tice Harlan
the decision, in which seyen
ICES acquiesced and only one dis
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-06

Der revolut o. Spanish Ameri-
Is the remark OF the f.ml error OF
when told at our &c tenuial
ysiiion how many revolutions the
whoei of the great Cori',s engine
lie: That beats some IF the South
lerican republics" Guatemala ha,
/ another up Using. but in two
ss w lae-.-.. -.--.ng rom op-
1t end, OF the country, on oil them
lex Pres. dent CaStano' wno
the directorship proclaimed
last June. desperate and
e fought a few DAYS ago
cnpital DESTROYED the rebel
he rel ubiic asa.n is peace
e 1t revolt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-06

, large timber raft which was being
ID from Noya Scotia to New York,
WAS lost o6lB ock island, contained
I 100, 600 Luhc inches Of wood. As
|ordiDas[ restaurant toothpick
ne one hundredth of cubic
-. raj was composed of sulli
.,e<l for the manufacture of
23,O16, 800, 900 toothpicks.
cog ,n,se CURES, possibly, compre-
i'd. of the size of the raft may
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-06

uo 1.-the, sharp-toothed little
Fhi1h are trained to hunt
q [heir hrst lessons in
filing at the age of
hs Its Their nature to hunt
<reachers consider a ferret's
kunter with a rat of the utmost
ce as touching h ; future
Jess. so they proyids a halt-grown
1.-THE first rght, or pull the teeth
old rat in order 10 give the ferret
4 ictorv. II defeated, the ferret
Lfer afterw ard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
HE WAS NOT TAscoTr.
4 Bartender Arrested I'm Denver
After a Long Chase.

sI Louis, Sept "a special 20 the
Pos, BtspGlch froui Denver says: A man
answering the description OF rascott, the
Chicago burglar who murdered Million
aire Smell, has just been arrested, The re.
ward for his arrest Is 10000,
He has been employed here as bar
tender for some weeks under the name Of
Ward j.. Carter. The arrest was made at
the instance of a detective who followed
Carter through Oregon, Washington, Cali
fofuia and Nevada.
DESvER, Sept. 29.-The police this after
noon released Carter on the ground that
the resemblance TO Tssc0tt was not strong
enough 20 hold the prisoner. Carter az
once resumed his position Of bartender NJ
the California wine house.
An hour after being released, Carter was
rearrcstcd on a warrant sworn out by q. VI.
Van Vllerden, charging him with being
Tascoit and n fugitive from Justice. lie
was placed In the county jail to await
further developments. The police claim
tina, while there Il slight resemblance be
tween Carter Rnd-the description given of
Tascoit, they are positive he Is not the man
wanted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
No sErTLEMKSr REACHED.
The Big Chiefs Il the sioux TO visit
EEn~htmgtnn.

gHAMBGRL AIS bhs-. sept. - gaHsfA4
counsel of al tne IBdi@a ageais an1 tAeir
leading chiefs Witl the -foa1 eplamisSsoui
s hieh commenced lass saiurslSE s. Lowe
Prsr}- afcQeg. was llsaslved last night
assff she commission isif Gcre fer the East
fssaar. The sgenfs ard ike.r Indians ieit
nrslle fgr fhe.r respective see1cles This
r1.l-nlas The commissioners bare no
sushertfy to treEf With tne 31eisfss. and
sxt.re ei.su pail Del go rsf1ss anY Cnsice.ssliis
- ss.psr demands fnr 60 asses &c the bsiL
Isssefases faau each II fae ssE nations,
c.sfasassfsf s,E the agents hui sssiT lesdluE
nsea. viii now e.sit Wellington aaG tae
Irl.flans uilf ar EiFcB Ga 1FtsaFigasig tJ
PRESENT 1iefr cAzs t1 lie government
sg7Aegties. with ihe ssef'@ faAs s1i'ls
srrsng sa-s.t RAY ~ ains3e 3 a.s,g Ygiil saf-
tsfT snea The GONNA slFsse1e uaH iaaE
~ a ssfsfzesa-r e11et17iea IS 5fsf labor
sssia zssastF hcp tfau 81 eHF tsa.e here
fslssFS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
THE GRAIN CORNER
The Organizers Pocket More
Than a Million.
~oLD HUTCH DENOUNCED.
Broker Bliss Wrath At the Hutch
inson Famiiy-A Foolish Bank
Clerk Sqaeexed-A Big New York
Firm Embarrassed with Large
Liabilities.

CHICAGO, Sept .s.-0ne of the most sen
sasional features of the day in the produce
exchange happened after the close of the
board. when A. ii Bliss, of the frm of A.
H. Bliss & o., one of the substantial com
mission firms Of the city. notified the
once withdraw his patronage and deposits
Charles +. Hutchinson, the presi-
dent of the hank. who Is also
president of the board of trade.
and is 4 son Of .'Old Hutch" immediately
sent for Mr. Bliss and asked what was the
matter. In reply Bliss said Any man
who runs corner on the market and
squeeezes the life aDd Sla0a oGf o: ihe
trade Is 40 better than thief. Your father
who owns 81 per cent OF the stock OF this
bank. built just such corner, and do pot
consider my money safe in the hands OF
thief. therefore withdraw my patronage"
Bliss denied that be was a loser by the
eorner. ~ am not the only one, added
Bliss, who has withdrawn from the bank
because OF the old mans unprineipiea
actions / know of at least three who
have pulled out within the past week.
Bliss declined 10 state what his patronage
amounted 10. but confidential friend said
the cash deposit of Bliss & Co. amounted
to $4,000.
No statement concerning the incident
could be had from President Hutchinson.
save the information that the Corn Ex-
tkAEEE t1tA EtA tNfAlREtdtiN
without the patronage OF Mr.. Bliss. the de-
poSits of the institution being q million
in excess of the total one year ago.
During the day Old Hutch drew ont of
the clearing house q cheek Of s67S.eV0 as
his profits on sales made Thursday. Not
only was the amount OF this check known.
but the names OF 10 firms were freely
talked about each OF which had deposited
in the clearinghouse a check for $1,000
The reports added 10 the prevailing excite
menf. and an official Investigation as TO
how the information got out VIII uudouht-
edly follow.
shortly after the board closed to day
rumor gained currency on the streets that
one of the employees of the American Ma
tional bank Of this city had left the cit
suddenly with a large amount OF funds.
The fugitive was alleged to have been
using money freely on change in making
good his shortages of cash September
wheat. The sudden rise in the market, il
was asserted, had cost him not only every
cent OF his own. but also considerable
amount belonging 10 the bank, The ofh-
GERS of the bank declined at first to either
affirm or ieny the report. The troubles of
the bank, I'm connection with the wheat
corner last yeEr attempted by Harper, the
wreeker of the Fidelity. were recalled aud
formed the subjee; of much talk.
Late tonight the president Of the bank
authorized a statement that there had
been defalcation. but il would not ex-
eeed 5000. The amount would be made
good to- morrow by the culprit's friends,
The president refused 20 give the name of
the offender.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
LAST DRINK TOGETHER.
Three Boon Companions Depart
by Three Methods.
The Pore. the Dram-Drug and the
GIass-The saloon Keeper
starts the Prsoessioa.

saF FEAsasco, sept -s.--Ou "Wednesday
Gsorge FreidenburgF. a saloon keeper, was
found dead ia his saloon, having COM
rniiiei suicide oy takigg poison. because. !.
lt was alleged, Of the Jealousy Of bis wiie
wiiiinm g. IlGdcrs. q book keepef. and W.
II. waldfon. d pfEfcr together with Frei
deubarrs had been drinking To- several
DAYS.
Yesterday iudess vas found on the
streets iuscusih'e from an overdose Of NOR
phine and died today At The hospital
shortly aiferwsrd the body of waidf0u
was foaud IN hallway on Howard street
ft is s1pyosCi be died from alcoholism.
coroner stanton 4 nOrpiHssesi A. the turn
eeelts have taken. hs these fTD were The
only witnesses be relied on ~ tbs inquest
over Hrrideutur
- LADDERS, In conversation with The
coroner "Wednesday. said u would not be
long before be would be lad beside frei-
dsnhurg. u IS supposed he c1snnitted
suicide rhouEh 40 motive y apparent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29

The StahinecLer Uhitewa washing
violation of the Navigation avs.

MAsHENGToN. sept. 2&-Iu the house a
conference was ordered on the iuiat resqiu-
ton In aid cf the sufferers from yellow
fever.
II was ordered thaf when tina house sd-
jOnFned to-day it be 10 meet Monday
The report eXoperAEng sfaalueekcF oi
New YORK frem the charge 81 attempting
- use undue istgerca upon Architect
-niihmeyer in The matter Of Tee library
bnilding Eas ordered printed au4 iaid
over
The committee on merchant 51Rrise ana
fisheries reported bGsS iae resolution cali
lag nn the secretary 81 state Tor iafoFra-
tian whether tdc treasury dspa13Tnea at fas
information oi any violation es t8e nayize-
Noa laws. sni II 10 whether aay steps have
ts@u taken 10 Egcate American registers OF
vessels COMMANDED hg foreigners.
ADOPTED.
Fae house tbeu went into committee o.
the Nhaic on thc private calendar u ben
TIE committee rgsc p dozen private ttiis
wcra PASSED. AID then tie hoDse 'o3k J
recess til evening.
At the evening session, the hoisse fasscd
81 prlvate reusiou bills. sad a. lao al
i0sirued Hn;S Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
NORTHWESTERN FAILURES.
II. g. Dun * Co.'s Report for the
Third Quarter OF SsS.

PORTLAND, Sept 2S.-Thc commercial
spcncy % K g. Dun & Co. returns the fell
lowing report concerning the number Of
business failures Ia oregon and Washing
ton territory during flse third quarter end
iuE with September The number Of fail
ures In oregon was .. Liabilities. si7S, OIL:
assets. sIf5653 amount Os liabilities In eX-
cess Of assets, SsSe-S
The number 0f failures ia Wash ngien
territory IA Liabilities ssl.za2. assets,
s3,G0o. liabilities in excess Of assets,
g,.S
In comparison wita the above the report
rendered for the ihfTd quarter of last year
shows ~ failOaS Numlcr of failures in
oregon. a. Liabilities, si1t ,ibl. assets.
s67 ss liabilities in excess of assets
$500
Number of failures iu Washington ter
F.gorg Is. liabilities. f.g 40. asse,s. fi3.-s
liabilities sn cAcVse. s-St-ss.
The ztsve q F4ayjs shaW that though BIC
business ags gown larve!y la urcGou
duriuz the LASS year. Ile nun Der % lsli-
uees lee fise pas frrsi las been u4ce less
fisau a1Yjas tisc sEHlc reriod q teas 1'o.
aaa the eEeess lf IiallHags over assets has
aSen decreased s4s
Fae ssMe feEsort a,sA shows taat Wash
inEsau tcsSlfep has haa ! rnoFc failure
dugiug ae last { rm fhap iar fi4c cnFres-
pauasag qaa7fer of last yesr. aud that iac
excess iaf liabilities RS sruH sls.eSs rt2se
fEars il V = ta-r EaHr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
I.hllaarIphla Kneea.

PHila0E4rufs. sept "a Following are
tae results - fhe Philadelphia Driqiag
rafk Association faefsi
IN paaiue. un1HiEhed fsVn ycstffdaF-
Joe Jefferson guu. Eisiu -eeor1. seventy
six third otAsr hgrses ruled ont; best time.
~
end. Gold Leaf third. Major Ulrieh fouFfns
best time. z1nss
~ elass--Pnafectio won. ]. q. Richard
soa second. Little Eva tnifd, tfuiser
i0nfih: best time, zeD4
Free for al paeing-JeWe4 won, 80seipt
fr.. second. Jos I. third: bert isme, I'll
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
THE FOSTER FORGERY.
The Theft VIII Reach S200, ,0o0-
The Culprit In Canada.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-The excitement
caused on the produce exchange By VIM.
K, Fosters forgery was added TO today by
a rumor that another OF his mortgages had
been discovered 20 be bogus. The trustees
stated that another mortgage for 5000 was
suspected 10 be bogus, but there had no;
been time 10 investigate H. This would
increase Fosters stealings TO $4,000. II is
believed Foster Is In Canada.
The fugiuve's brother will make good the
amount of defalcation. The sum stolen Is
about - per cent. OF the total funds. Tn
less returned, each member VIII lose about
1890. some OF the members are inclined
10 think Foster is not in his right mind.
His income was at least $4,000 year, and
at his fathers death he received 100000.
II was said at the produce exchange this
afternoon that 1t was not likely Foster, ST.,
would make good his sons losses. The
trustees of the gratuity fund held meet
ing this afternoon again 10 examine the
mortgages which passed through Foster :
hands. The suspected mortgage, which
in ali probability win be added 10 the list
of bogus ones. is for $1,000 instead OF $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
PORTLAND NEwS-


PU's4f1s, sept 2,.-ias ret tsE5ft1- 4e3e-
aases - tise sast rslell Eza~3 hodge / 81 @.
r.. which recently msJ st Les Alsgeies. az
rived this maFuing ~ ia-sa. 0ssisg io
some faiSaaserSfa ndipe between the SsfBf b.
era Faciac sad Tbs delegates. - of fssa lat
ter were left hchlad, 4 rec rtsozs q t,ar
ersai sira and oiher os1csTs so.- lseg.llssTs
was held as TIE Tabernacle this eTelfiiiz.
Sapaay. deierafgs W4ll IGke aa cEC7srsss,za
NJ The ColHmtaa. pros eedias ea f1el;
35aruey .ast Monday.
II : r0yg Fglmcre3 yha. 81 e.. Iaglef. fsc
Young bos.kkec-lcT oi ere oregon la.fsg.4F..-
mcuf COMPANY. Nia t.isaFsHcaFea = slist-
yicaig 3 few days since has sure f,sAis
father, lsvlns Ia I'ur.s ~ saft q Witi nqi
he k0owa Ter several DAYS ylt wasinsT bf
& silssss "A hgs aee9guis 81 not
Tae <er5si.sr 81 tae count coast in tar
ue9ehra1e3 NaGrscf case was sustained -
dAy, hus fhe eiygu8 egurt e2se Wssi As2ss
uea 1s taken ~ t.-Z saFgeae cotr1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
Calied Ifnon a. Comc novn.

We are deiuged with letters from the
various Federal offices In this city asking
whether the civil service laws respecting
campaign assessments have been abrogaf-
ed, informing us that the writers have teen
called upon TO come down. One from the
United states branch treasury tells us that
a whole months salary Is demanded from
the clerks in that office. another from Marc
island says that ~ per cent. OF a months
wages have been exacted aud that two
more similar assessments will hc levied be-
fore election day. u is quite evident that
whatever else may happen Grover cieye-
land is not going 10 permit the spoils sys-
tenn TO fail into "iunocnous destletude.
not by a long sight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
TALKING OVER TIE TRAGEDY.
The Change I'm the Condition of the
Younded-Thc Grand Jury.

SAS FRANcIsCO, sept 2s.-Ail day To-
aay ia the vicinity pf the Old City hall
knots % people stood around discussing
last nights tragedy az the rooms Of the
Republican county committee. HIN
dreds Of friends oi the three wounded men
mission 10 see them. Their condition az q
late hour tonight is not materially
changed.
Harrington, the supposed murderer, has
been placed In another part of the hospital
than that ia which his victims are,
District Attorney siouehill has requested
every member 0f the grand jury 10 meet
him tomorrow. He VIII have all the In
formation now in the hands Of the authori-
ties ready % submit TO the jury, and viii
ask that prompt action be taken against all
the participants IN yesterday tragedy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
A NEW YORK FAILURE.
Williams, Black & Co. Uuahle to
Meet Their Obligations.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2s.-This afternoon
notice was posted that the large house of
Williams & Black had failed 70 meet their
mercantile obligations. II is believed they
were on the 'short' side OF wheat at Du-
luth and ether Western points, and that
their losses outside OF this were inmate
rial, although they have represented large
interests at nearly all OF The commercial
exchanges.
The firm is one OF the best known busi-
ness houses down town, and its credit has
been high. The house was founded in
1855 rs general brokerage concern by the
father of the Williams brothers, who are
now at the head OF the firm, and WA
fiaek. The amount OF liabilities could
not be learned 70 day one Of the mem
bers was seen and declined TO even esti-
mate the amount. BY a disinterested
party it was estimated that It would reach
the millions. A membeT Of the firm as
sured a reporter that his house would set
lie in fall tomorrow. The failure is CON
neeted. II is thought, with the Chicago
wheat xuuefge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29
THE QUEBEC ITALIAN RIOTERS
Armed Win Guns they Drive 0Tthe
Contractors.

s4sEEafooEE 3, One, Sefs. ?. The striking
IfRilaas on the Hereford railroad, Who
have for several dEFs created trouble, 10
dar 50 sar inteffeFasi Witfr tfaek laying
shss CO.. Cope. Ia charge II the military
.-dered sayoneis fixed Re gave the riot
ess E iiricf line 70 reconsider before ehars
ing on taefn. 4 reconsideration followed
anG the men resumed work
Airices resolved tbs evening" from the
AiSriean ems 1i tae FsAa sas that ihe
gsaiiAns Irmea wlth gaus. drove g1 she
ssissesusractors aHd eaased ihe.n into
Caaaan, VT
DHiag 90 variety 0l tlscaiasfaaerS lat
sallisFr haFe ust rcacbesi tise tartief. 'lde
t5is % e0u7ss ss ifaraisible 81 Size ugiiorsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-29

~ the Newmarket fKnslnndl the nenos
rial stakes were won by Laureate.
Thpsl Louis, Arkansas 4 Texas railroa4
was sold yesterday 10 Russell sage Of Ncw
York.
The Westinghouse sir brake received the
highest prixa af She Brussels iufernationai
exhibition.
Congressman SAMUEL J Randall has been
unaninpsBiy esa9ml nated ~ the Denass
Gratis Of TIE third Pennsyiyanla district
Two officers whO sseeHded Margaret
m0uuiGlus. Austria. wuru Oyeftakef ~ =
fog. leIi arera - prscsp.rc and wer9 killed.
The eagfbouud passenger rats war Is sill
Oh ~ 81 sgfals, aud another cut Of - -
from ;hai eiry - Sew fDik was recors1ed
yesterday.
This following named fou9ih-ciesa post
Offices Wi.i 81 raisel - tAe preziasniiAl
class Oetltssr Black Hawk. 2sefiins anu
Ynna, COLI 8raaife, MOHL RsHee, Ass.f
and CeFbsu. Mya.
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SARAH aLrHEA.s rIsroL.


SAY FRtN0sco. sept. es.-Nrs. David :.
Terry has issued u letter in which she reit-
crates her charges against Judge Field
she says that she did not attempt 20 draw 4
pistol in the court roosn, but her pistol was
given 10 the porter as he and Marshal
Franks forcihly took il from her. In con
clnslsu Mrs. Terry SAYS: There is nothing
new ia nay carrying pistol. | have carried
one fcz some time whenever l went on the
streets alone. The morning OF the trouble
had been out 10 dressmAkcr's. aud went
Immediately to Judge S.snleyS ofsicc "a
meet nv husband .
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THE WORST is OVER.
Yellow Fever is Vanishing, but
Food is Scarce.
The Orange Crop Must lie Fsml-
gated-No New Cases at Jack
s0n-Trasol Resumed.

JACKSONVILLE, sept 2s.-The reduction
IN the number Of new eases and deaths to.
day seems 10 justify the hope that the
worst Of the epidemic Is over. Eighty
ave cases were reported to-day. Of which
Is were white and % oolorcd; deaths, b
Dr. /. 7. Eady OF Louisville. who was
one Of the first Of the physicians who re-
spondea to the call for medical aid. snuk
down al his post to-day,
II is now believed that there is no yellow
fever In Florida, except AZ jacksonville,
Feruandina, Mecieuny. SandersOn. Gaines
vile, Tampa and Manatec, except, perhaps.
sporadic cases near the places named.
splendid orange crop is ripeuine- aud
there can be no danger IN sending il 70
market ia fumigated cars
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BAsEBAI.I..
New York and Deirol, rlss a Draw


NEN NaKk. sept. sS--NeH \ ork and ns-
troit played draw game 70 day, darkness
putting az end 10 the game at the conclu-
sion OF the tenth inning Score New York
? Detroit ? Batteries Titc0mb and Mur-
ply. GraheT and Ganzel
llnSroS. Sept 2S-kellys wnctchcd
catching aud Chicayo's superior work won,a
game for the visitors today. Score Res-
ton =. Chicago H. batteries Ciarksoa
ans Kelly, Gumhcrt and Daily.
wAsHiSeaaN, sept N superior feldlng
aud opportunc hitting on the part Of the
visitors was the cause ol the senators de-
feat Scare; Washington . indianapolis
4 Batteries Day ana Mack, liardick and
Buckley,
pHtLApEIfHtA, Sept. s--lsittsharg easily
defeated the Philadclphias this afternoon
by more frequent aud harder hitting. Nor
ris pitched "a steady, effective game, aud
but for errors by Carroll and smith would
have easily shut out the local team. score,
Plttshufg :, Philadelphia ?. Batteries: Nor
rtS and carroll, Gleason and Clements
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A Woman Fatally Eea,en by BarE-

cIEyE4-sNe. O. sept 2S--At NortA Balsi.
more. o.. last evening. Mrs. III. G. Mover
went TO the stable % iccd horse, when
she was accoSied by a man who demanded
her money. A struggle enSuesi, and the
woman finally escaped with nearly all her
clothing torn from her person. Going TO
the house she encountered another man
who Vas rsnSaeking the house. Picking
up gun she nrcd al the fellow, bat
missed him. She was then Knocked down
aud beaten So badly that she viii pToh-
ably die The thieves secured $40 and es.
capped. oiiicers arr In pursuit
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A Grea,I;ussian Fire.

ST. PElEesBUEo, sept. ss.--Sixteen per-
sons perished in fire al Cronstadt yester-
day. The building was a lofty wooden
tenement. The staircase burned away and
number of the inmates leapcd from the
windows and were moFtaily hurt.
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