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8. V. BENH,
Nhiaf ofn-d
The WOOL MARKET.
The Demand Continues Good and at Ad.
vAnced Prices.

The Demand Continues Good and st Ad.
vanced Prices.
BosToN, September 2s.-Ths demand
for wool has continued good and the market
firm for all grades. Fine feeces are firmer
than Others. Ohio and Ponnsylvania
fleece, at 32a32lc for Xxx and above; 3la
SIC for XX; SOC for Y, and 3ia35c for No.
1. In Michigan fleeoes, . firm market at
26a27ic; Ohio fine delaine at 34a35c, and
Michigan fine delaine at 30A3lc. Territory
and Texas wool. have been 10 good de-
mand, with sales on q secured bAsis Of 5Oa
55c for fne and 47a52c for medium. Con-
siderable spring California wool has boon
sold In the range at 13slSc, one sale Of
100, 900 pounds being made at the insids
price. Ohio unwsshed and unmerchan tshls
tlssces have been active at 20a25c, and
Michigan st 19a22c. Pulled wools quiet
butsteady at 3Oa37c for super, and 25a2sc
for extra. Foreign wool is In limited sup
ply, and prices are nominally unchanged.
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IT'S FACE is TURNED.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY NOT THB PARTY
OF LINCOLN
I. Has Fallen From the Path Of It's Founders
So Says LlncOln's Old Solicitor Of
the Trsasury-It Platform
Means Robbery.

New YORK. September 2s.-Edward
Jordan, the friend of Abraham Lincoln
and Solicitor of the Treasury under Secre-
tary Chase, denounces the Republican
party of to-day IS humbug and has left
it to vote for Grover Cleveland.
The greatest blow that has been dealt
the Republican cause since the campaign
opened in this vicinity is that which Ed
ward Jordan, one of the oldest and most
honored of the early founders Of the
"Grand Old Party" aimed st its fraudu-
lent professions, prots,tstioas and doc
trines in this city.
Every Republican statesman in the
country knows Edward Jordan, Solicitor
Of the TIE ,sury under Abraham Lincoln
and Andrew Johnson.
Every public man OF standing in the
National Government and the House Of
for the last twenty
eight years knows Edward Jordan, who
was made Solicitor of the Treas
ury by Secretary Chase and who
was summoned from Portsmouth, in
southern part of the State of Ohio, to take
the important Office at time when the
country was rocked to its very centre by
the conflict between the North and the
South. Mr.. Jordan said to-day: ~ was
IN active member OF the Republican
party for many years, and only
ceased to be one when I found that
the speculative and certain manufactur-
ing classes were intrenching themselves in
q tariff ring which they deemed to be i'm
and which know was ruinous
to the country OF course could not
return to the Democratic party
at once, because it was no bet
ter apparently than the Repub-
lican party; but after the election of Mr..
Cleveland | observed with pleasure that
his administration WAS gradually bringing
it back to first principles and making it
Ii e the great and useful De-
of my younger days.
''The Republicans now are not in sym
pathy with the Republican party of Abra-
ham Lincoln's time, nor are the Democrets
now in sympathy with the Democracy of
chat epoch.
"The whole thing has turned around.
"The Republican party is the party of
class or sectional ideas; the Democratic
party is the party of and for the people.
Therefore am Democrat"
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TWO LIVES LOST.

A DISASTROUS Firs st ChIcaGo-Hssvy Prop.
srty Damage.
CHICAGO. September 2s.-Two lives
were lost In q fire which occurred this
morning in the furniture msnufactory OF
s. 8. Wilkins & Co., st Nos. 10 and II
Lake street. II started In the basement
and quickly mounted up the elevator
shaft and the back stairway, fed by
the inhsmmable materials In the
structure. Abont eighty persons were
employed in the building and many Of
them had narrow escapes with their Irv>s.
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,r,SrgEAL dispatch shows how the
nlssssd protective system works in Cana
4. That country has been frequently
.,oSen of by the Republican orators a. q
f,ss trade country, and it's low wages in
s,apcsd ~ arguments for protection, when
IN f,et il is 3 high tariff country, and its
Sn,ies on some articles are almost prohib'
itOry.
II tells the same story but even more
smpba,icslly than the condition Of some
Of our protected workmen tslls to-day.
Wages are lower and the eOst Of living
higher under high than under low tariff
workmen in protected industries receive
lower wsges than in unprotected indus
tries. They are at the mercy Of employers
who do not hesitate TO import PauPer
labor TO fill their places when occasion
may arise.
Such is the experience Of Canada, and ii
il tine experience not only of Canada, but
of every country where, under the Su'se Of
protection legalizsd robbery takes trom the
poor to put in the pocket. OF the rich.
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HUTCH'S PROFITS.
S875,O0O Squeezed

s675,OOO Squeezed Out Of His Corner In
Wheat,
CHICAGO. September 2s.-During the
day "Old Hutch" drew out Of the clearing
house a check of $675, 900 o. as his profits
on sales made Thursday. Not only was
the amount Of the check known, but the
names Of ten firms were freely talked
about, each Of which had deposited in the
clearing house checks for 10000. Tho
reports added 10 the prevailing excitement
and an official investigation n 70 how tho
information got out will undoubtedly fol.
low.
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Released and Rearrested

DENVER, September 2S.-The police
this afterroon released Carter on the
ground that his resemblance to Tascott is
no. sufficiently strong 10 hold the prisoner.
Carter has q very heavy head of black
hair, while Tsscott is slightly bald. An
hour after being released Garter was re-
arrested on warrant sworn out by o. H.
Vanlierden, charging him with being Tss-
colt and fugitive from justice. He was
placed in the county Jail 10 await further
developments. The police claim that
while there are slight resemblances be-
tween Carter and the description given Of
TasCott, they are poJitive this is not the
man wanted.
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FOSTERS FORGERY.
What Has Become of His Money-Is He


What Has Become of His Money-Is He
Insane?
NEW YORK, September 2S.-The ex-
citement caused on the Produce Exchange
by VIM. R. Foster, Jr.'s, forgery had in
no way subsided to-day, but was added
to by the rumor that another Of the mort
cages had been discovered to be bogus.
Whether the rumor was true or not the
trustees of the Gratuity Fund of the Ex'
change refused to say. Trustee Alex.
Orr said there was another of the mort.
cages suspected to be bogus, but there had
not been time to investigate. The amount
of the mortgage suspected to be fraud
was stated to be about So, 900.
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consideration to your petitions and to the
reasons presented by your representatives
"a the grounds on which il is based and
respectfully reply to the same: That they
are not able to grant the request. They
have found no cause to change their judg-
ment that the action taken with respect 10
the Outlines Of the Worlds History, in
view Of their whole responsibility aud all
the interests committed to their charge,
and all the circumstances, was Just.
JOHN q. BLAKE.
JOSEPH T. DURYKA.
JOSEPH D. FALLON.
After some discussion the above report
was voted on, and it was adopted, the vote
standing IA to 2, Is follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Blake, Canning, Dunn,
Duryea, Fallon, Granger, Griffin, Hall,
Lasker, Mcdonald, Murphy, O'Grsdy,
Walsh. Williamson.
Nays-Mn. Fi6eld, Miss Hastings.
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MAY BECOME DEMOCRATIC.



VIII Flop.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, September 28.-
The State Tribune, the only Republican
organ at the State Capital, it is reported,
will pass into the control Of the Democrats
about October 1S. 1t is even rumored that
it is now being edited by Democratic
committee, while conducted ostensibly as
a Republican organ, while another story is
to the effect thst il will be bought about
that time and will be conducted as Dem
ocratic organ. Two years ago, when the
Legislature was in deadlock over the
ele ;tion of q United States Senator, the
Tribune suddenly advocated the reelection
of Senator Camden, after having previously
opposed him bitterly, which resulted In a
general row among the stockholders Of the
oaper. Chairman Goshorn, of the National
Union Labor Executive Committee, is be-
lieyed 10 be at the bottom Of the matter,
but refuses to say anything about it. A
company is now being organized to start
another Republican paper, and the matter
is the all-absorbing topic of conversation
In political circles.
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TASCOTT CAUGHT AGAIN.

A Suspect Under Arrest at Denver-His
Wandering Career.
CHICAGO, September 2S.-A local paper
asserts that the police are close on the trail
of Tascott, the young burglar who muir
dered millionaire Amos J, Shell, Last Feb.
ruary. They have, it is said, learned he
has been in the city during the present
week in company with woman who is
supposed to be his mistress.
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Heavy Wheat Acreagea.

ST. LOUIS, September 25.-The Post
Dispatch has a special from Mulrane, Kss,
which says that the agitation of the ques-
ton of what has become of the surplus Of
wheat has resulted in the discovery that il
is in the ground throughout the State.
Fully enc half Of wheat grown this year
has been turned over TO the production Of
wheat.
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Kemp Bests Haulap Ono. laors.

SIDNEY, N. 8. W., September 2s.-Ths
raos for the sculling cbsrnpionsbip bstwssn
Peter Kemp and Edward Hsnlsn wss
rowed on the Psrsmetta river to-day and
was won by Kemp.
After half mile had been Towed Kemp
took the lead, which be maintained 20 the
end, flushing easily ten Lengths before
Hanlon in 81 mir utea and Is seconds.
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Still Hope for Fielden and schwab.

CHICAGO, September 2S,-A local paper
says: The case of the two imprisoned
Anarchist, Samuel F. Fielden and Mich
ael Schwab, it appears have not yet been
entirely given up by the attorneys, Mr.
Solomon and w. P. Black. These attor-
neys have been carefully studyiug the rec
ords OF the Supreme Court and claim to
have discovered vital errors in them,
which they are hopeful will prove bene-
fetal to their clients now at Joliet.
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YHURMANS PLANS.
The Old Roman Will Mako Three spseches
I'm Indiana.

The Old Roman Will Mako Three Speeches
I'm Indiana.
COLUMBUS, September 27.-Judge Thur
mans plans for the remainder Of the cam
psign are gradually assuming shape. As
has been heretofore stated in these dis
patches he will speak at three points in
Indiana. shelbyville being the only one
decided on, he has now consented to visit
Ft. Wayne, at which place he will speak
on October 1s. Judge Thurman will 90
to Washington the latter part of next
week to attend the argument of the tele-
phone cases, and will remain in that city
for about week. The trip to Brooklyn
is not likely to materialize, the argumen,
in the telephone cases coming 30 late as to
give little time in which to reach Indiana.
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Dana Corners NICK snxie's Blast.

NEW YoNK, September 27.-The Sun
this morning announces that Sir Morell
McKensie's counter blast to the German
medicos is to be published simultaneously
in London, Paris and Berlin, and that the
American publication Of DR.. McKepzie's
works is exclusively in the hands of the
Sun, that paper having paid for it the sum
of $500, and it will be issued entire in the
Sun on Sunday, one day before its publi'
cation in Europe.
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TIE IatsRigsacsr WAS evidently laoorlng
undsr fearful hallucinatiOu when 1t pub
lishad = mass OF extracts from Mr.. c. W.
BRocKUNIER's testimony before the tariff
commission OF 1882. Tue publication was
rxcssdinxlY unjust, not - say diseour-
teous, to Mr. BROCEUNIER.
S.nce oar neighbog has finally cOnde-
sesndrI to notice President ARTHUR's
tariff ,Ommiss iou, even thus remotely,
probably it can be prevailed
uOon to eDlightsl its readers IS
to the pith of that excellent
Republican bOdy's report, which was that
a 2o per cent reduction in tariff taxation
WAS demanded not by mere popular
clamor but bT the best business sense Of
the country" If il would compare the
recommendations of this report with the
Mills tiu, which makes but AZ per cent
reduction, probably it would cease its
senseless free trade" yelling,
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Five Deaths at Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 28.-
A marked reduction in the number of new
cases and deaths to-day seems to justify
the hope Of our people that the worst OF
the epidemic is over and that the situation
will now gradually If not rapidly improve.
Eighty-five cases were reported to-day, OF
which % were white and SO co!ored.
Deaths, 5; total cases TO date, 2,453; total
deaths 94o
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CONDEMNED TELKeRAMs.

George CLARK, the Green county murder
or, will be hanged October Ia.
waclan Zsnetysky, Bohemian lsborer.
living in Chicago, shot and killed his
daughter, while drunk yesterday.
Prof. Virgins, the Canadian prophet,
says that the spread of yellow fever Is due
30 astronomical caueea
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The Highly Civilized Savage.

ST. LOUIS, September 2S.-Information
comes from Dougherty, Texas, that Gov
ernor Guy marched into Cohoming, the
Chickssaw capital, yesterday, with an
armed force and took his seat. Governor
Guy was legally elected Governor but was
counted out by the Byed party and Byed
took mis- seat as Governor. But as II was
illegal he could not exp.ct to be recognized
by the U. s. Government or by the Guy
party. Gov. Guy quietly gathered some
of bis party and took the capital and
Byed's party by surprise.
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LET's SEE, this is the day Col. BIRDIE
HART was 70 speak at New Msrtinsville.
BIRDIE, We understand, had his 50 shoddy
suit already pNcksd up, ready to put op
the moment ne arrived there. 1t was q
shame The Wstzal Republican b)sses sent
Ar. CowDES word they didn't want
BIRDIE A shame!
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uanada's Bell xereat Dagos.

sHERBRooKE, QUEBEC, September 2a-
The belligsrent Italians to-day 80 far in
tertsrei with the track-laying that Colonel
Cone. in charge of the military, ordered
bayonets fixed. He gave the rioters q
brief time TO reconsider before charging on
them. They did so. and work was re-
ahmed
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agents" Can't Sell Liquor Indiscrimi.
pately,

"Agents7 Caht SCH LIquor 1uuI5cfIHI-
nately.
CHICAGO, September 2s-A dispatch
from Des Moines, Iowa, says: Judge
Given, of the District Court, struck an
other blow at the liquor sellers of Iowa
yesterday. The prohibitory law has been
evaded in many counties by sellers who
claimed to DO agents for Chicago men, and
to be selling liquors in original packages,
and several cases against such dealers are
in the courts. Judge Given, whose almost
uniform correctness in questions of law
gives his opinion great weight, decided in
such cases that the right to bring liquors
into the State does not carry with it the
right to sell indiscriminately.
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WELCOME JACK FROST

Breaks tho Fever's Grip-Cases and Deaths
Yesterday.
CHICAGO, September 2s.-Armour &
Co. have received tslegraphic sdvices from
Birmingham, Ala, that there was good
frost there, that trains were moving and
that the quarantine was being raised.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, September %. -
Travel on all the railroads csntsring here
was resumed this morning. The raising
of the quarantine last evening by Mem
phis has been followed by many Of the
small towns along the lines Of the several
roads in this vicinity, and the business out
look shows quite an improvement.
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IL MAY Re the Man.

CHICAGO, September 27.-Mr. A. j.
Stone, who offered the $2O, 900 reward for
the arrest of Tascott, who is reported to
have been apprehended in Denver this
morning, said this afternoon in an inter-
view with an Associated Press cores
pondent, said that his information con-
firms the statement about Tascott's
wan6eriugs in the west.
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JUDGE GIVEN, of the Iowa court, deals
another blow at the men engaged in eva
srOn OF The prohibltOIy law. He decides
that men acting "A agents for liquor
firms cannot sell iutOxieauts indiscrimi'
na,eIy. The lsgslity of this decision hss
isseli 10 be testsd. II 1t stands it will
prove a strong check to the wholesale Vio-
lstiOl of the prohlbjtory act.
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IdCI, u ulu uUt Cutci iutO buC ksOuhuo VI
affect the motives Of their action.
Quoted from Instructions to Catho-
lics," by Rev. Xavier Donald Macleod,
Boetop; Murphy Mccarthy.
"By an indulgence is meant the remis-
sion Of the temporal punishment due to
sins already forgiven. Every sin, how
ever grievous, isremittsd in the sacrament OF
psnance, or by an act of perfect contrition,
as regards its guilt and the eternal punish.
ment due it. But the debt Of temporal
punishment is not always remitted at the
same time. The latter is done away with
deep penitence, or by works Of satisfaction,
q. g., prayers, aims, fastings, etc, or by
patient endurance Of troubles and adversi-
ties sent Us by God, or by the satisfaction
of our Lord Jesus Christ and the saints ap-
piled to us by the church under certain
conditions, which application We call an
indulgence.
"An indulgence, then, is not pardon
for sin, because sin must be RENTED be
fore an indulgence can be gained. Much
lees il it o permission to commit ain.
for even God himself could not give
such permission"
I'm order to gain any indulgence what
ever you must be in state Of grsce."
But it Ia added: For this committee Of
free citizens to put its expurgational stamp
upon the book for the reasons alleged, Ii
tor it to ally itself with that religious
sect"
In the Judgment Of your committee,
the course Of action they have recommend.
ed was in the direct line Of THAR stead.
fast purpose, not 10 ally themselves eithe,
with or against any religious sect what
ever.
The committee, therefore, recommended
the following order:
The school COMMITTEES have given careful
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Only Ono Case at Decatur.

NASHVILLE, September 2S.-The Amer
ican's Decatur, Ala, special says: Only
one case of yellow fever has been report I'd
to-day, and that doubtful. DR.. w. Black,
who was reported yesterday, is still quite
sick, with several symptoms of fever. All
the patients under treatment are doing
we'll
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A wsiI.Known Firm Ysiis.

NEW YORK, September % Tho failure
Of VIM. Black & %. 10 announced To- day.
The firm Is one of the best known bushes
houses down town. and its credit has hsrs-
fore been high. The house wa founded In
1885 at o general brokerage concern.
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TO-DAY is Wheeling's Labor Day. 1t Is
to bs celebrated by = grand pageant, rep
rssenta.iye of the great industrial interests
Of this vicinity and will be sight worth
seeing. The rest Of the country has al
ready celebrated Labor Day, bat if we are
: little behind ss to time we shall not De
found in the rear as to size and quality.
There are few cities in the country that
euual US in the matter of industrial weslth
and activity, or to which Labor Day is q
more sppropriate anniversary. We are
community of isbOrers, aud if there is an
event that Wheeling should take peculiar
interest in it Is Labor Day. Great inter
est has b9en taken in ths event and we
are promised a grand demonstration.
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POSTNAsTER SIMPSON has demanded an
chc,sl Investigation OF the absurd chargee
Of tle local Republican politicians against
hin. Now, these gentlemen must step up
aud prove them. They will probably not
eolty this 50 much.
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By THE way. is ATKINSON telling his
sudi4nces aboat the big increase in the
price Of wool? 1t will be remembered
that q short while ago Repub lean stump
ora.0rs were bowling ftss VOL and declar-
M by this time wool would be 10 Csnts
pOuul Il is - cents, however Such Is
the logic of events as contrasted to Repub-
Ecan stump logic. Many poor farmers
lost heavily by this piece of dirty politics,
who will remember tie sams on NOvem-
hsr
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jewish R.bbis at q methodist Confsre,

COLUMBUS, O., September 2s.-At the
meeting Of the Ohio Episcopal Conference
in this city this morning, two Jewish
Rabbis, DR.. Jesselson, OF Columbus, and
DR.. W. Echlor, OF Mississippi, were pres
ent and were introduced to the Conference.
1t is said that this is one Of the fret II not
the first case on record.
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waiting to Hear from Mormondom.

WASHINGTON, September 2s.-The
collector of Customs at New York has
been authorized to suspend action in the
case Of twenty Mormon children detained
at that port until the agent of the Nor
mon society shall have had an opportunity
to prove that they are not likely to become
public charges.
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EDWARD JOgDAN one OF the founders
.: ths Republican party and ABRAHAM
LIyroLE's Solicitor of the Treasury, de-
cla:ss taat the Republican party has turned
is back upon its principles. He will
heartily support GROVER CLEVELAND,
VINO IS ! President AFTER his own heart.
All bl, the ofice-ssekers, who can hope
for nothing elsewhere, are desertisg the
y n a
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Froat at ChAttanooen.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, September 2s.-
There was light frost here this morning
The modification of quarantine regulations
here and at points in Georgia, Alabama,
and Mississippi has put the railroads cen-
tering here into great activity.
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Indians Reduced 10 Osssibsiisn.
CHICAGO, September 2s.-A dispsteh
from winnipss. Aanitoba, ays: Atssribis
tale Of starvation and dsstitution among
the Indians toms from the Athabascs
river country. Their suffering b - Fat
tbst they have bssn reduced 10 caanibal.
ism.