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REAL BUSINESS
what the United states senate Threatens
TO DO.

to DO.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 80.-A special to the
Cincinnati Enquirer says: Word direct
from those whose counsel and advice pre-.
walls comes here that the Republican SEN
ate will meet President Cleveland on q
common level. This in the presentation
Of Joint resolution reposing in him almost
extraordinary powers In the treatment Of
the North American fisheries complication.
80 broad will be the power vested in him
that a failure TO appreciate its capacious
mantle may attach to him, II there be
repeated Canadian indignities, whatever
Of failure there may be to retaliate
vigorously in the future for occur.
rences which havo conspicuousy marked
the past. While Edmunds, Sherman, Frye
and other leaders, thoroughly conversant
with thesubject, now boiieve that under ex-
listing laws the Chief Executive Is already
panoplied with authority, restrained only
by the constitutional power Of Congress to
declare war, still arc they willing to so
definitely construe such power as to add to
IL the most liberal Interpretation, and II
needs be to so amplify IL that the one hold
ing tho Presidential office can not In any
contingency escape hi, duty. There
may be the tact Of poll les in this to over.
come In q measure the patriotic effect OF
the vigorous State paper sent tn Senate by
President Cleveland. No matter however
the purpose, the effect Is the same. It will
be to hold the President to an accountabil.
ity dnrlng an intorregnum Of the Con.
gress, which will serve as warning to
tho Government of the Dominion that
there Is the club in the master hand Of one
who will discreetly as well as heroically
apply to redress Immediately any griev.
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Golnu HON, with Broken Hearts.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 29.-Mrs. Brooks
and her daughter, mother and sister Of
Hugh M. Brooks, who was recently hanged
at st. Louis for the murder of Preller, his
travelling companion, sailed ON their re-
turn journey to England to-day on the
White Star Line steamship Britannia.
They return to their native country broken
hearted. Maxwell's body is left behind,
although it is probable that his remains
will eventually be conveyed to England.
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Canadian Pacific Rs!aiiales.

DULUTH, MIMI, Aug. 29.--Orders have
been issued to stop all work ON the Du.
luth, South Shore and Atlantic railroad
from Ashland to Duluth. The road is
owned by the Canadian Pacific, and this
course was adopted on account of the
Presidents retaliatory message. The
Northern Pacific track has been leased for
use In lieu Of the Ashland extension, and
trains will be run to Duluth over that line.
1t is supposed that the stoppage will 10
only temporary.
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Soliiars Ki'jet by iniia,s.

SAN FRANHI 500, CAI~, Aug. G.-By the
arrival of tl.r siAamer Sun Bias, Panama
dates TO August II wers received to-day.
A mnssn 're by Indians took place on tho
18th, just near the boundary line, Of the
Department Of Suezaltengo and Totonica.
pan. A 'urveying party engaged in fix
ing ths boundaries Of the two departments
wss fired upon, and Don Carlos Rosol, the
commander Of the military escort, and
several Of the soldiers and assistants, num-
bering in all twenty two persons, were
killed.
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CAN'T BE A CITIZEN.
Why Chinamnn Can Not Make an Orig
innl Homestead Entry.

Why q Chinamnn Can Not Make an Orig
innl Homestead Entry.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-A letter has been
received from the General Land Office from
Nebraska, making an inquiry whether a
Chnaman who has been in this country
twelve years, and has declared his inten.
tion Of becoming citizen, can make an
original homestead entry. A reply has
been prepared stating that under section
2109, Of the Revised Statues, Chinaman
can not become citizen, and therefore the
entry In question can not be made. It Is
stated at the Land Office that an applica-
tion, as has been published, has boen re-
ceived from Chinaman in Wyoming, to
make timber culture entry, and that no
decision favoring such application has
boon made.
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Neuro Bov lynchsj,

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Aug. 81 Thursday
a negro boy, sixteen years old, named
Graves, outraged the five-year. old daughter
Of Joseph A. Tally, white farmer, living
near Brownstown, Sewer County. Late
Friday night a mob forcibly took Graves
from officers and hangel him to the limb
OF neighboring tree. The girls condition
is deemed critical.
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Alarming Increase In Yellow lack.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 29.-The OFF,
cial bulletin for the twenty -four hours
ending at 9 p. m. reports: New cases, 49,;
deaths, 4-Hugh D. Roberts, VIM. Smith,
Rose D. Lima (Sister of Mercy, Mrs. Mary
Davis; recoveries, 8; under treatment, 0s;
total number of cases to date, 1874; total
number OF deaths to date, %. Another
large lot Of refugees left to-day, and the
list Of stay at t-homes is getting well re-
duced. The rapid increase in new cases
was too much for them, and they left on
first fraju
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COSTLY SPORT.
Our Consressmen Having Dead
Loads Of Fun,
At an Expense TO the County OF Onll
Thirteen Thousand Dollars o Day.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.--A special to the
Cincinnati Enquirer says: For the TWEEN.
tieth time this week the House found IT.
self without q quorum to-day, and quit
business until reinforcements should ar.
rive to cooperate with the ninety three
patriots who were keeping the wings Of the
American eagle outspread. Pending the
arrival Of the delinquentS an adjournment
was had, and the Sergeant at Arms will
shuttle out In the morning and lasso seven.
ty or eighty members, so that business can
proceed. There Is a quorum In the city,
but 1t Is impossible to keep one
in the House for any length Of time.
There Is a ludicrous side to the situa.
tion. Something interesting may be going
on In the House, when a couple Of thirsty
members feel like taking drink. They do
not want to miss either the fun or the
liquor. One Of them will make the point
OF no quorum, and proceedings at once
come to O standstill. Then a party Is made
up to 60 down to the bar, and tho thirsty
statesmen will go down and assuage their
appetites while the remaining sweat out
the interval. When the party is ready to
have the wheels go round once more the
man who made the point Of no quorum
takes the floor and withdraws his demand,
whereupon business is resumed just where
1t was broken of. When a member is try.
ing to write letter or read novel in the
midst Of distracting scene he simply yells
out "no quorum" and the play suspends
until the member is willing to let legisla'
tion proceed. All this is funny, and as II
costs the country only about $4,000 a day
the people will be glad to know their
statesmen are having SO much sport
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Expross CR.cc Robbed.

PArvrRsBUno, w. Va, Sept 2.-Tte
Adams Express Office at Bsllevi!le. q town
eighteen miles below, ON the Ohio River
rai.rsnd, was entered by thieves last night
about Jwolve O'Clock, and about every
thing the office contained stolen. The
thieves even went so far as to roll a barrel
Of flour down the river bank, empty the
flour into sacks, and carry that OIL also.
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Counierisilsr Arrested and Conicsses

WILKEsBAIRE, Pa, Aug. 20.-This after.
noon Frank Lavalley was arrested at his
home in shickshinny for passing counter
felt money at Patterson Grove Camp meet
ing, which place, as we'll as others in the
lower part Of Luzerne County, had been
flooded with spurious coin. The prisoner
made full confession, duplicating gang
Of counterfeiters to which he belonged and
which has been operating In the vicinity.
Lavalley was brought here and lodged In
jail to await trial,
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Another Fatal Fire.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. Sept AIT two
o'clock this morning fire broke out In the
American House and did $1,000 damage
before 1t was extinguishod. Three men
were burned to death. One was Patrick
Claire, a Canadian. The other two have
not been identified. The fire was caused
by the explosion Of lamp In room occu.
pied by drunken dodgers.
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Against lutte Baqqlna.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. PLAT meeting
OF cotton planters OF West Tennessee and
North Mississippi here to-day, It was re-
solved to decline to use jute bagglng at
present prices, and to adopt any substitute
for the same use that could be found The
Nationa' Alliance, which meets at Meri-
dica, y. S.. in October will also take cog
nizanco If the corner in .bagglng which
hes Les:. effected.
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A Female Iramn.

UTICA, N. Y, Aug. PA female tramp,
dressed in male attire, was arrested here
yesterday. She at first denied her sex,
but her hand and voice betrayed her. She
then said her name was Jennie Sanford,
alias Burns. She is twenty years Of age,
has her hair cut short and possesses fairly
good features. Sac said her home was In
Jackson, Mich, where she has step
mother and brother and sister living. She
said she was born in Camden, N. Y.
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ga!loonisl Killad.

LONDON, Aug. 27.--Prof. Simmons, the
balloonlst with two companions, ascended
in his balloon to-day at the Station Exhi-
bition. The balloon descended some miles
outside of London in Essex, and in its
downward journey collapsed, throwing
out Mr.. Simmonds and his companions.
Simmonls was badly injurel and died to-
night. The cFhars gro seriors!y iniu. oil.
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Poison In Soda Water.

BaANFoRD, CT, Aug. 3o.--Horace Bishop
and Charles Applebee, fifteen and sixteen
years old respectively, tonight drank soda
water in drug store here. Soon they be-
camo sick, and within half an hour were
dead. Tincturs Of aconite instead Of
syrup had been given them. The blunder.
ing clerk Is in jail.
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GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. 3N-Mrs. Nancy
Jones, widow Of Snadrack Jones and
mother Of Mrs. Barney Tiernan, of this city,
died Tuesday night OF extrcme old age.
Though her age was fixed at 100 years, IL
Is probable that 1t exceeded that by several
years, as her familiarity with scenes and
incidents dated back to tho first years of
the Revolutionary War.
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DULUTH, MIMI, Sept. 8.-Gabriel Marillo
died yesterday as the result Of Q singular
accident. While working on the streets
several days ago he was struck In the face
by stream Of water from hydrant, and
his false teeth were knocked down his
throat. He died from hemorrhage fol.
lowing their removal. v,'.,
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Death In an Awful Shane.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 27.--Thos. Leech,
a switchman in the Jeffersonville, Madi-
son & indianapolis railroad yards, was
killed last evening under peculiar circum.
stances. His foot caught in frog, and he
waved to an approaching locomotive to
stop. The engineer reversed his engine,
but too late, and the man was cut in two.
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Is Congress for Sale?

New York, Aug. 20 The iCrp's cable
dated London, August 2s, says: The
Grand Trunk people here say they will
spend enough money to buy Congress, IL
necessary, to defeat any legislation hostile
to their interests in connection with the
transit trade of the United States.D
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Land Office Report

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-The forthcoming
annual report Of the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office will show that during
the year ended June 80, 1883 there were
made SO, 0O5 cash land entries OF all classes,
nggregating 5,9)7,254 acres, for which ths
GovernlD snt received I'll, ,203,07l
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G AlQulalana ARRAY.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 3O.-An affray oc-
CURED at the Pandora store, six miles
above Shreveport, La., in Bossier Parish,
which resulted in the death Of DR.. J. w.
Arnold, who was shot and killed by W. J.
McMath, a young man who was In charge
of the store.
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SIahi SuddanIy Rasiorad.

LocKPoRT, N. Y, Aug. 81.-Mrs. Jennie
Robinson, wife Of VIM. Robinson, a wagon
maker, OF Gasport, lost the sight Of an eye
recently, and the sight Of the ether was
affected. She had the best medical aid,
but without success. Her blindness dates
from October, 1887, and came on suddenly.
She awoke yesterday morning and found
every thing was bright and plain before
her. The sight Of both eyec had been mys.
teriously restored.
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Can't Come Under Contract. .

New YoRK, Sept. 2.-Among the de-
tained emigrants at Castle Garden to-day
were Ernest Wilhelm Haswell, his wife
and four daughters, oil of whom came over
under contract to work at Schmitt's sail
cloth factory, at Hartford, Conn. Schmidt
paid their passage from Europe.
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ensc, Of Hluh License In Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Aug. 3).-The Pioneer
Press reviews the first year of high license
in Minnesota and fnds tho system has
proved all its friends claimed for it. There
are In the State only 1897 saloons now, as
against $3.50 when the Law went into effect.
The consumption Gf liquor has decreased
In nearly every cocelty.
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Death Of General B,nkin,ham.

CHICAGO, Aug D.-General Bucking-
ham died here to-day, aged eighty. He
attained considerable celebrity as a pro.
fessor at West Point and at Kenyon Coll
lege, Gambler, Ohio. During the civil
war he was prominent In the conscription.
Since 1878 he was president Of the Chicago
Steel Works Company.
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What a Preac chars Bow Did.

RACINE, WIS.,, Aug. a.-At the town Of
Franksville, yesterday, son Of Rev.
stacks of grain and 10000 bushels We're de-
stroyed. Two hundred a,d fifty farmers
turned out, and, after working seven hours
hauling water with teams, subdued the
flames, saving the village from being
wiped out of existence.
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An AGED uxoreIds and Suicide.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8l.-Ellis Kahn, Ger
man cigarmater, sixty zone years old, OF
III East Sixth street, killed his wife this
morning, and then inflicted wounds on
himself that will cause his death. He
hacked himself In the abdomen, then drew
the knife across his left wrist, and then
cut his throat. He was removed to Belize
vue Hospital, when the operation of lapa-
rotomy was performed on him.
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Run Down by a Passenger Train.

MoUNDsvILLE, W. Va, Aug. 8l.-The
west-bound express this morning on the
Baltimore and Ohio struck and instantly
killed Benjamin Spoon, in the Narrowa
near Benwood. He was forty five years
Of age, and lived near here. ..
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The Arkansas Walerspovt

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. 2.-The dis
astrous and fatal waterspout which visited
that city Thursday night broke at Palarm,
twenty miles west Of there. A storm was
seen to be gathering, and fears were en-
tertained of a tornado, when the cloud ap-
peared to dissolve, discharging an i'm.
mense volume Of water and sweeping the
country bare.
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Politician Shoots Himself.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-Ex Represents
ative John Mccullough, a prominent Re.
publican politician Of this city, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head at his residence in this city early this
morning. Domestic trouble is thought to
have led Mr.. Mccullough to commit the
deed.
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Out IN The River 10 peaih.

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept "A man
known as Dutch Joe came here from some.
where up the river to visit his brother to-
day, and the two got drunk. Joe got In q
skin to row across the river, but fell out
and was drowned. Tho body has not been
recovered,
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MihlIlsts Break Out Aualn.

PARIS, Aug. 29.-The Gaalois has adyices
from st. Petersburg which state that an.
other Nihilist plot has been unearthed
there. The conspirators, who had quar-.
ters near the Imperial Palace, were raided
by the police, who captured twelve men
and three women, also securing number
OF bombs. Since this raid several other
arrests are said to have been made.
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Bio Prlca for hans.

CANAJoHAIRE, N. Y, Aug. &C.. 8.
Terry, of Waterville, las just sold his 1888
crop OF hops at twenty five cents, an ad.
vance of ten cents on the pound wit
one week.
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Chloride Instead Of Iodlde.

NEW YORK Sept. 2.-Michaol Matthew'S,
a laborer, took an overdose OF chloride Of
potash to relieve rheumatic pains Friday
night and died yesterday. Matthews sent
his daughter to drug store for iodide Of
potash, but the clerk, Leopold Palsin, gave
the child chloride Of potash. Palsin has
been arrested pending an Investigation by
the coroner.
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Stay 1hsr,, SAYS ths President.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-It was stated at
the Department of Justice to-day that the
President had examined all the papers pc.
titioning for the pardon Of Ben Hopkins,
assistant cashier Of the late Fidelity Bank
OF Cincinnati. and had decided not to in
terfere at present with the sentence Of the
court under which Mr.. Hopkins is now
serving in prison.
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Aoed 0ne Hundred and IwentY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-The health off,
Ger has issued burial certificate for Ellen
Mobiles, Of this District. She Is stated to
have been one hundred and twenty years
of age, widow, and her native place Is
put down as in Maryland. Death was due
to apoplexy. %
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Another CounisyisIssr CAUGHT.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 80.-U. 8. Mar.
shall Barring to day arrested John
Gregory, another Of the gang Of counter
feiters operating in this vicinity. His
house was searched and evidence discov.
ered. -. -
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Stockbreeder serIousiy Burned.

PEORIA, Aug. 80.-J. 9. Darnell, STOCK
breeder Of Tazewell County, ILL.,. was SER
iously burned while engaged In llberatlng
q valuable stallion from q burning stable.
The loss ls estimated at 1000. ...j
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Reysnus Collection for Iulx.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The statement
of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
for the month of July shows that the coll
lectlons amounted to $40, ,599.83, an in
crease of 49,, 22O.2O over the corresponding
period last year.
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Notorious 1hiei Shoi.

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 29.-Charles B.
Wescott, a clerk in G. s. McAlpin's sports
men goods establishment in this place,
shot and killed Henry Devontz, alias
Vickey, notorious colored thief.
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Price Of Nails Advanced.

WHEELING, w. VA, Aug. pa meeting
OF the cut-nail manufacturers was held at
Pittsburgh to-day, at which the price of
nails was advanced to a two. dollar card.
with tho usual discounts.
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Foreiqn Mall Service.

WASHINGTON, Aug @-''he total cost Of
the foreign mail service during the fiscal
year was $49O,067. The total number Of
pieces sent to foreign countries was S9,-
228,934. The total number received was
7G. .G3O. .O68
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Hanulna Mad No Ierror.

SAN ANDREAs, CAL, Aug. N.IGeorge
W. Cox was hanged here to-day for the
murder Of his son-in law, Henry g. Cook,
last November. Cox manifested the ut
most Indifference as to his fate
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Realization Expected.

OrrAwA, OSr., Aug. 27.-Ths impression
prevails here that the retaliation" meas-
ures OF the United States are sure to be
put into force within three months.
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English Vessels In Canadian Waters. 2

QUEBEC, Aug. 81.-H. NJ. 3. Bsllerophon
ard two other English vessels, on route to
this city, passed Cape Roster yesterday.
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