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Ne 6OT THE PLACE
How wa-hington Lady Aided t.eo- %.
4. Morrow so t:~t once

y. Morrow to Get once
wAsHNGroN. Sept. ~. Henry A. Nor
row u lawyer In Michigan before the
war. He raised the Twcnty-fo'irth Mi-hi-
gan Infantry iva ls.;2 and came ont "a
major-gcncral. After the war he
made li"utcnant-"oiou"i OF th. Thirty
sixth Infantry. In 1s.o u" was transferred
to tl," Thirteenth Infantry. and in 1-7Y
was made colonel Of the Twcuty-iirst In
fantry. tie was born in Virginia. Three.
times i'm tia. Rebellion he was brcvpt,d for
bravery. At the beginning Of Andrew
Johuson'S administration Gen. Morrow
made an excursion into tho civil service.
Everybody liked him in Michigan. and he
had no particular trouble in securing the
Detroit rpilcctor~hip IL only /ach Chand-
Icr willing. Hi- canvass for the
place had not I,rocrctcd in exactly TN.
lines which the great Michigan senator
would have drawn; that ~ to say. tll.
great Michigan senator was not consulted.
General Morrow and senator Chandler
happcuc'i to go from Washington tn De-
trpit ON the same sleeper after TIN. cansli-
date for collector had made "a successful
visit to the white house. and. Though they
we'll acquainted. old Zach was
much put out that he had not word to say
blue, therefore, for ia. w"ul,i-b.' collector
wh.n IL. reached Detroit. for what could
finally la accomplished in Michigan with
ont the aid of III. greatest Wolverine
since Lewis Cus~"
In r,citiug TN. story. as Gen. Morrow
has been Obliged todo many times sine"
then. lac always puts in that i'm this. as in
every other crisis i'm his in any other
mans lf. he consulted a woman II h..
really desired success. His wife happened
to bc out of town, but d" knew another
lady of great tact and ingenuity. who had
hs.'n devoted Ia his Interests. aud he con-
suited her. She had idea the first
"To-morrow IL IA parade. of soldiers.
lou will h" with them. You will ride
horseback. As You pass the grand stand
I will go ont myself and throw great
wreath Of flowers over your horses neck.
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Will Hanks Iss. King?

SAN FRANcIsCo, Sept. 0.-Thc news of
the death of the Queen of the Tonga islands
recalls the romantic story of the career of
AN cInl,ezzler of this city. The spouse of
the dead Tongan Queen is no other than
Charles j.. Banks. who was treasure clerk
at Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S in this city, up to
about three years ago. He cmhezzlcd n
vast amount of money that came into his
charge. The exact amount of his tlcful-
cation was never made public, but the ex-
press company admitted that il was not
far from S4D,OD.
He saved little of his plumber, however,
for he lived the life of an Oriental prince,
with his various mistressss in this city.
and he ssltiantlered about all his stealiIHs.
When he found that he could not much
longer conceal his thievery ne asked for u
short vacation. About u week after lls.
was gone his crime discovered and
AN attempt was made to catch him at the
interior town at which he said he would
spend his vacation. He had never beeIi
thcrt, and was not heard of until the cap
tain of sailing vessel and rcco0-
uized him mt Tahiti. From Tahiti he went
to the Tonga islands, where he becaIle
Prince Consort.
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BLUE WITH THE CRAY
Hands tn - Movement For New
National Park Famous
battle Field.

('HATrASoOGA. Tenn. Sept. S.-The
grand ba rl,ecue and permanent organizsi-
ton OF the Chickamauga Memorial ASSOC
citation took place to-day at Crawfish
Springs, on the edge of the famous battle
field. Fully 2o.OD persons wcr. present.
The blue and gray were together, the past
forgotten. Governor Gordon, of Georgia,
made address of welcome. In the
course of his speech he said: "Spcakng
for those I am called tn represent, l
pledge their earnest cooperation i'm the
i'm all things which pertain to the peace.
welfare and unity of the, American people.
In their name / proclaim their eternal
fealty to the American constitution, to the
American republic, to the American union
OF stars from which they withdrew for
their safety, but which. now that the,
causes OF dissensions are gone, they will
Loyalty and bravely defend for their
future protection. We are here to unite
with you at the final and eternal scp,ii-
chre of sectional hostility"
The atldress was responded to by Gen.
Rosccrans, who spoke fcelingly of the
grand sight presented by old confederate.
and federal soldiers sitting side. by side,
engaged in friendly converse. He prayed
God that the day would soon come when
the last vcstige of feeling over the war
would bt. eratlicatcd and he believed this
scene was am itug,iry of the SUCCESS of the
project to make Chickaniauga battlefield
a national park. Permanent orga anizat ion
officers are: President, General J. II.
Wilder of Tennessee; vice-president,
General Joseph Wheeler of Alabama
secretary, General Marcus j. Wright oi
Washington; treasurer. General j. -. Full
lerton of st. Louis. A board of directors
members from the union and confederate
sides.
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Odd Fellows at Colu ,n b,,a.

COLUMBUS, Sept. D.-The Sovereign
grand lodge of Odd Fellows to-day rushed
through great deal of work. Grandsire
Underwood is still confined to his room.
Representative Kuykcntlall of Wyoming
presided. The next meeting will bc held
at Topeka. Ii was decided that hereaf fter
uniforms of patriarchs militant must bs,
all alike and not subject to change. Odd
Fellows memorial day was changed from
October 10 to the second Tuesday in June.
The results of tho competitive drilling of
the patriarchs militant were announced
this afternoon and the prizes were
awarded. First prizes i'm different classes
cautions were as follows: Class A, Canton
Marion No. q, Marion. Ind. class Is. Can
ton indianapolis, No. =, indianapolis; /;
class &. Canton Wichita No. 3, Wichita,
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BosToS. Sept. D.-Thc Boston Jork.y
club races opened to-day in TIA. presence
of 800 persons. The track WAS heavy.
Thr.,-fourtils mile Lady Puisifcr won.
Romp second, Victoria third. Time, -.
Milc-Sp..dw"il won. DIR. Chase scc-
one. Maid of Orleans third. Time. ;Spi..
S.veri-.ightlis mile Maia won, Primes,
Edward second. Carrie g.. third. Time,
"a.
Fiv..-.ichth- tuil.-Littl. Bill won.
Marie Lovcllc second, Miss Auui. ttiilyI
third. Time. asiLs.
StcepIeciiass.. one and onss-fourth miles
Sanford won, Noltigucr -ccond. Mont
more. third No tim. taken.
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Faulkner. Trial for r,.n. wr-.liux.

BUFFALO. sept. 2D.-In th,. trial Of L.--
ter Is. Faulkner to-day, James L. woosi-
ard. president of the Hanover National
bank of New York. testified that he adj
yiscd Faulkner ON one occasion that the
Hanover National bank had papers
against their hank for ssi.i,taD aud that
their capital stock WAS only SJO.UD. tire
United States bank examiner might make
things very unpleasant for Faulkner IL h..
happened around and was very anxious
to huv. discounts reduced. Wossi.ru
aftcrwarsl asccrtaiucd that the amount Of
indie ebts,iness to his bank was not shown
the books of the. Danyill. hank.
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A Railroad up pixies Peak.

MANiTou, Col, Sept. 2O.-rhc contract
for building cogwhosl road up
Pixies Peak was signed yesterday at Chi
cago. On Monday work will bc begun
from the top of the peak by a force Of
three hundred men. The road will bs-
running by May unless tn" winter il cx-
ccptionally severe. The railroad il backed
by II. IA. Porter, president OF the Eastern
Illinois railroad. Gable. president of tis,
road magnates. The capital stock il di-
viti.ti into five thousand shares OF one
hundred dollars each. The road IL bonded
for the same amount. All stock except
two blocks of on. hundred SHARES has
been subscribed.
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Charged with Murder.

Tucson, Ariz., Sept. D.-William Vain
son. jefferson Nelson, Perry Douglas and
David Edwards, colored soldiers. were
brought here to-day charged with the muir
der of William Fleming. "A colored soldier,
month since. II is claimed they be-
long tn "a secret organization among the
colorsd troops who ordered the death of
Fleming. They will have "A hearing before
the United States commissioner Septem-
bpr NJ.
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Tn. Attorney Grn~r~r'- D~cl.is

wA>HrNGroS, Sept. D.-The Ere,sisg
star says: The attorney general has rem
.iered an opinion IA the matter of fees by
torneys aggregatiug S2sS.up. The attor~
ney general holds that the Greeks are in
dependent people and the government
can have no jurisdiction i'm the matter. A
general should decide the governments
could NOT interfere discouteuted Indians
would employ an attorney and bring suit
againt the government to test the q,i.s-
tlpr
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The Patent Office.

WAsHISGToN, Sept. D.-C. l.. Mitchell.
commissioner of patents, has filed with
the secretary of the interior, "a preliminary
report of the operations of his birsau for
the year ending June ~. 1883. During the
year N, 40 applications for patents were
received. The number granted. including
reissues and designs, was Ibis. The RE-
ccipts from all sources during the year aLs-
grcgatcd 81 l.ls4i,5 expenditures S.rsi..i5..
leaving n surplus for the. wear Of SIS. SO.
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GRAvEsEND, Sept. D.-Thc weather
WAS cool and threatening to-day. The
attendance was 300. The events re-
suited:
Swccpstak"s. ons,-l;ilf mile Oregon
won, TipstaH second. Gunwad third.
Time. 80.
Handicap sweepstakes, one and one
fourth miic-Paragon won. Bronzowarte
second, iScllw.od third. Time, 2:iO.
Sweepstakes, one and ono-siNtccuth
milcs-Bcllc dor won. doe Lee second
Bor,iclaise third. Time, ~.
Ihrec-f,urths miie-Gr'gory won. tald-
well second. Civil Service third. Time.
l:17.
Sweeps takes, >evcn-cighths milc-Au-
rama won, Bill Barnes second. totiilion
third. Time. :2lk.
ThIss.-foIrth- nIl,,-Muts won, pcriclrs
second, Freedom third. Time, i:i6r.
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DEER PARK. Sept. Secretary Noble
and Major Warner came from Washing
ton tonight and went at once tn the pres
idcnt's cottage. Secretary Noble came at
the presidents request. fhry went over
the whole ground Of the pension commits
sionership with the president. but no de-
cision was reached. Major Warner will
leave Tor Kansas City tnemorrow.
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Mexican Lead Ores.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. D.-At "a meeting of
the board OF trade of Kansas City, Kansas,
this evening. resolutions were adopted
protesting against the resolutions of the
recent meeting i'm ID Denver regarding Mex
lean lead ores and demanding that NO
change he made in the ruling of the treas
ury department admitting Mexican ores
free. kansas congressman are requested
To protest to the secretary of the treasury
against any change.
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Al Philadelphia hia-Philadelphia I, New
York 3, first game. Philadelphia 4, New
York 4, second game.
At Chicago-Chicilyo q, Cleveland 7.
At Kansas City-Kansas City u, 81.
Louis q.
At Philadeiphia-Ath I, Brooklyn
4.
At Indianapolis-Intli Il, Pitts
burg I'D.
At Washington-washin 3, Boston
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The Gronin Trial.

CHICAGO, Sept. D.-Nothing of interest,"
Developed in the. Cronin case to-day and
no additional jurors were secured. The
motion of woodrin's attorney for the dis
charge. of his client ON the ground that tho
time in which he could bs, tried had ex-
pir,,.l. was argued before Judge McCon-
nell after the .adjournment of the main
case. The judge took the matter under
asivis.meut until Tomorrow.
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T.,,,ng ,h. srnok-i.-- Powder.

BEHLIS, sept. D.-A sham light took
place at Hanover to-day bstwsen troops
using ordinary powder and others using
the new smokcls.ss kind. The great SUI
p.riority of the -mokeless powder WAS
shown, the enemy failing to judss. dis
t.,iice ar direction of fire, aiId the ai,-.uc.
of smoke in-urirg rapidity and better aim
to those using the new explosive.
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GoI.i DI.eoxere.i in New Nork.

NEW IoRx. Sept. 3.-The village Of
Irviuxton. three miles from this city, has
"a gold discovery boonA. James Murray.
laborer, while excavating "a road found
"A ledge of rock containing gold. Judging
10y samples, the rock is said to be worth
$tD q ton.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-The Fleetwood
track was heavy to-day; the events re-
suited:
In the = ~ class. Moonlight was first.
Camille second. Reina third, Frrd.rica
fourth. Time 2:25L-
In the 2:.D class. Prince Regent was
first, Reference second. Katherine -.
third. Warren fourth. Time = :.s2L..
In the 80 class. Sensation was first.
LonHford second, Persia third, Saxon
fourth. Best time 2:..l.
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SANTA FE. Sept. 9th" subjects of
municipal corporations, management OF
school lands. mines and water rights.
cup.d the attention Of the constitutional
convention to-day. The article ON water
rights acknowledges in the broadcast man
ner I'll. pripcipl. of priority rights \ pro-
vision offered makes the district attorney
elective instead of appointiy.. The chair
citizens not less than twenty-five nor more
than one hundred. whose duty il shall be
to proceed to Washington this winter and
petition congress Ia grant New Mexico
statehood. Tn" work Of the convention
il receiving its finishing touches in ia.
hands OF tho committee ON revision. This
committee has tn.cu instructed To- complete
il. ,iutiss and submit the constitution to-
morrow morning. Th" question whether
the constitution shall go first before the
p.oI,i. or first bs,for,' congress will then
come Ip and hs settled.
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TANNERS FRIENDS ANXIOUS



wAsBISGToS. ID. G., Sept. 3.-ExI'om-
missioner Tanners friends arr. much wor-
rird over his prospects FOR political prefer
ncnt. IL WAS reported when hc retired %
few days ago that he To have the
po~ition Of recorder of the deeds for the
District Of Columbia. which il worth about
S15.osU IA year. hut il il now crtcd that
no such condition was established.
Mr.. Tanners friends, however, find that
there il strong opposition among the Dis
trict politicians against the appointment
OF any outsider to the position OF recorder
81 deeds, and even though such
pronis., has been made. to
the .x-commi--ioucr the. prospects
for "A lively fight are. rather promising.
The present incumbent, James w. Trot-
ter. is "a colortsi democrat whom Mr..
Cleveland imported here from Mas-achu-
s.,tts. Mr.. Tanners friends say the prssi-
dent eau easily adjust matter 10y appoint
ing ti.. New York republican iu pfsscc of
the sSs,chtiSs.tts democrat.
In order to satisfy local sentiment Mr..
Tanners friends are procuring endorse
n"nts of district republicans favoring his
appointment to the place. II il probable
that hr will have as formi'iabl. "a support
for I'll" place a. any candidat. within the
district. and whatever may have been the
promises of ia. administration or its rep
rcsrntativc-. Mr.. Tanner il likely TAI get
the appointment.
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Their Rsspslies Recovered.

CLEVELAND. Sept, 20.-The bodies of
Captain Root, John Is. Tunte and Ben
jamin Klein were picked up. that of
Tunte three miles from the city. The
bodies OF all who were on the yacht Leo
have been recovered,
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A War shin wrecked.

ST. JOHNS, y. F.. Sept. a.-Thel British
war ship Lily struck rock OIL Point Ar
motir this evening. Her crew were lost
The vessel il a total wreck. Considerable
money and valubles went down with her.
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KANSAS CITy, Sept. 2o.-Two Chinese
highbinsicrs were before. the police Justice
this afternoon. They had been arrested
Thursday night IIominally for carrying
concealed weapons. but i'm fact because
the police had information that they were
about to execute n sentence OF death,
passed by the local council of the Chcc
Kong Tung society. The prisoners were
All Lee and Tung. Their case was CON
tin,,cd i'm order tn give the police time To
look up evidence which they expect will
he strong enough to show intent To muir
der. A Chinese messenger called ON
Chief Speers last night and notified him
that fellow countryInan 10y whom he
had been sent was being tracked 10y two
highi,intlcrs. who had been ordered tai kill
him because hc had given the
police certain information concerning
a rsplDi,cry which had been committed by
members of the Chcc Kong Tung society.
The chief was told where he could sec the
victim being followed toy highbinticrs.
Two detectives Were. put ON the case and
the messengers story proved to be true.
They arrested ALI Lee and Lung Ling.
On the iattcr's person was found two re-
voly.I>s and "A Inurticrous locking Chinese
dirk
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LoUIsvtLI-E. KY, sept. D.-J. G.. Mat
tinRly d Sons. ,ii-tillers, are reported en-
harrass..sl. About ten days ago they filed !.
deed of assignment. Liabilities estimated
at about four millions, assets about 49,
OO
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Foundl-r~d im tn. Irish s~..

LONDON, Sept. O.-The steamer Flor
cnce foundered i'm the Irish sea to-day.
while enro,ite from Carton to Belfast.
Nine persons were drowned.
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THE SHAFTS ODD OFFER.
Mrs. Mnrkay Please. HI> Highus>. and
He Wishes ts lsuy Her.

NEwPoRT, X. l., Sept. aD.-Thc shah ~
Persia would like tn buy Mrs. John W.
Mackay. least so was the story told NJ
Newport. where Mrs. Mackay's visit il
for tho charming American was made. 80
runs the story. at ball given in honor of
his Persian highucss at one of tho eni-
bassatlorial houses i'm London His
heathcn highncss is no beauty, and his
manners are scarcely fascinating. Never
thelcss, he is a representative of the prin-
ciple of royalty. and loyal British mat
rons. with IL feeling of devotion always fer
kingship, were constantly throwing them
selves i'm his way and hoping that hc
might fatter them with some little notice.
But hc didn't. Brutal candor il ono of his
characteristics. and there was nothing in
the appearance of the women To win his
attention.,
Mackay he said something i'm his own
tongue to tho Persian minister. ~ gentle
manly little man, who has lived in London
for several years and is very much liked.
Mrs. Mackay saw that the little diplomat
blushcd.
She was i'm for n lark. "what does the
king say ~ she asked.
The diplomat avoided an answer.
The shah gr,imblcd out some new com
.'tonm." said Mrs. Mackay. "what is
'.well." replied the minister. '.his maj
csty wishes To buy ,you.
Iaughingly. Tell him 1 ann not for s.,lc.'s
The diplomat did so.
A shade of disappointment passed over
the royal cOtitucIafcs.. ana the shpioiniat
received another command.
"Hc asks why yo, not for sale" tlic
"Tcll him" replied Mrs. Markay. ',has
the lady is too rich"
The minister translated the answer.
His royal master. with "a gr'int of disgust.
gave them both "a scowl and abruptly left
them.
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CHATTANOOGA, Sept. NJ. The car Of
the electric railroad up Mission Ridge
Slipped to-day, the track being covered
with dew. The ear was heavily loaded
and the passengers at the bidding of the
conductor jumped of. The parties itl-
jirstl were all visitors i'm attendance at the
reunion of wildcrs brigade. The follow
ing il list OF the injured: Mrs. Mary
Adams, of Casey, Illinois, injured Intern
ally,proi,ably fatally; Mrs. MIG. Morrison,
of Casey, Illinois, badly injured: Captain
Owen Wiley, of Casey. Illinois. injured
internally, badly hurt; William Munforsi,
of Casey, Illinois. head badly cut; Mrs.
A. &. Addison, of Casey, Illinois. seriously
bruised; l.. T.. Miller. of Casey, Illinois,
face hurt; Washington Sanford. of Casey.
Illinois, slightly injured; Mrs. ID. Is. Mas
scy, of Princeton. Indiana. shoulder dis
located and sprained; Samuel a. Reaves.
of Princeton, Indiana. internally ini,irs.ss :
Mrs. j. A. Rcavcs, of Princeton, Indiana,
knee and shoulder spraincsl; J. II. Clark.
Of Owensvillc, Indiana, ankle spraincd; !;
Mrs. J. II. Clark, of OwcnsvIllc, Indiana.
shoulder and ankle sprain..i; G. w. Par
kcr, of Bunker Hill. Illinois, slightly
bruised; w. p. Applcgatc, of Hazel DELL.
Illinois, cut by tarbcd wire fence. The
injured were all brought to this city and
everything is being done for their relief.
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NEW YORK, Sept. Masonic cir.l"s
throughout tho country arr, greatly 'N-
cited over the mysterious disappearance
of one of the foremost nicn,ber~ Of the
order in the west, and to-day AN alarm
was sent out from police headquarters for
the missing man. The wansicrs.r il John
A. Grrculcc of Kearncy, N.b. On May Il
last the missing man left Belle Plains,
Iowa. for Dcs MoiIics, in the sam. state.
intending To go tn his home in kcarncy.
Since he left Ds.s Moincs lIs has siisaI,-
pcarc,i aud all traces are lost. All lodges
In this city wcrs. notified. Photographs
were also forwarded and circulars sent
"a .si,yaesl 10y thu secretary Of Rot,s.rV
Morris lodge No. 81, kearncy, Ncb. l.. III.
Thortie of M. :sss Bowery of the
circulars and one of the plotogrssI I,lis. He
recognized tho man ons. who called ON
him September l6 in regard to clothes and
asked for five cents tn pay for his losiuing.
The stranger said. IL would tell yoI more,
but ] don't know that yoI are "A masoIi."
While. speaking the stranger continually
pressed his hand to his forehead. He
said lac had come from "a foreign country
aud bis money was worth only :D cents ON
the dollar. After Thornc helped hiin the
stranger left.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-07-30

M URSE-A young lady wishes employ,
~ ment as nurse or second girl in private.
family Call or address $50 WabaSha st. 6