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CABLE BREvITIEs.

NJ De Freycinet has met with enthusi-
sstic receptions in bis tour OF inspection Of
the Military Csntonmsnta.
Five sbipsrecked Spanish sailors have
been sold in slavery in Morocco. The
Spanish Government has demanded their
release.
Rev. d.. Somerville, a prominent Scotch
Minister, Is dead.
Mr.. Sexton is preparing speech which
he will deliver before the Parnell Commis-
sion when il resumes its session next
month. It is expected that the sPeecn
will occupy four days in its delivery.
The Keighley Iron works stIike mas
ended, the masters having conceoea 10 tue
demands of the workman.
The striking iron workers OF TIedgar
and Blaenavon resume work at an advance
of per cent.
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TANK FURN AC E5
Make Cheaper and Better Window Glass
Than the Pots.

Make Cheaper and Better Window Glass
Than the Pots.
PTrTsaURG, September 1s.-Mr. J. NJ.
Pagnoul, of Jumet, Belgium, and Mr.
Elliott, of New York city. are guests at
the Duquense. Mr.. Psgnoul is an expert
engineer in glass tank construction, and
lately has been employed in the erection
OF tanks at Bridgeport, n. j, for Presi-
dent Bodine, Of the National Glass Manu-
fscturers' Association.
Speaking of the relative merits from an
economical point of pots and tanks, Mr..
Pagnoul said he would estimate saving
in favor OF the latter Of from 10 to Is per
cent. The tanks, he said, were much
superior in every respect to the older re-
ceptacles, as, when the batch in the pot
became low, the quality got bad and the
glass correspondingly of diminishing
grade, while with tanks in use the batch
entering at one end and the glass being
gathered at the other, a certain quantity
was constantly maintained; the quality OF
the glass could always be relied upon as
constant,
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RUM0RS AND RUMORS.
SENSATIONAL AND CONFLICTING RIPoRTS
OF THB CRONIN Cash.
Il is Claimed That tie Stats Has Crushing Testimony
in Stare, While The Defense Will Prove
That English Spits Did the Mur-
dsr-Four Jurors.

CHICAGO, ILL, September Is Friends
Of DR.. Cronin are now al work in New
York tracing that part OF the conspiracy
which relates to the disposition OF Cronin's
clothes and the intention OF the conspira-
tors to make it appear that Cronin went to
England and was killed there. The clum
siness Of the butchers in placing the body
where it would of necessity be found in a
short time prevented the carrying out Of
this part of the scheme, but the evidence
now being gathered is Of value in fasten-
ing the conspiracy upon those who were
the more actively engaged in 1t. New
York was the point where the clothes
were sent, and some of the triapgle's
supporters there were aware Of the fact.
Burke's box, which he had made by
Kildare. the tinsmitb, May 6, and contain
ing all Of Cronin's clothes, hat, shoes, etc
is now in New York, but where no one
seems to know. Ii was not sent 10 Europe
for fear the customs inspectors would take
peep into it. The State has evidence
that the plan WAS to ship the box 10 Eu-
rops. II OF to New York on its road, but
nuru tuNIc tu6 WINS ulrNOffiNNf
and tho coDspirstors hastily concealed it.
SECOND NINA
The Cronin case has developed another
Nina Van Z,ndt. To-day and yesterday
a beautiful young girl sat by the side Of
Kunze, the German suspect, and she
proved to be lis sweetheart. She was a
pretty brunette girl, who WAS dressed in a
navy blue Jersey and skirt of gray and
blue. A light colored veil, which was
fastened TO her black hat, fell as far down
her face "a her chin. She was accompanied
by n woman who was much Older than
herself She remained by the side of the
German boy for half IN hour. Then, aftsr
brief consultation with Attorney Dona-
hoe, she tripped out of the court room with
all the haughtiness OF Nina Van Zlndt.
CooNEY Is CAUGHT
The Globe to-day says that Luther Latin
Mills ard W. j. H}nes, the assistants of
the States Attorney in the Cronin trial,
have won a most signal victory for the
people in the present prosecution.
Mr.. Hynes formed the plan aud A,tor-
ney Mills executed ii, through Pinkerton
and other detectives The result CT their
joint lsbors will take place on the witness
stand, in the trial now pending, lie Caron,
the British spy, 7. J. Kuby and Patrick
Cooney.
Cooney is already in charge of the police
in Chicago, and all denIals of this state
ment are worthless. Kirby is held at
Niagara, Ont, and will be brought TO this
city at the proper time. lie Caron is also
in Canada and will accompany KIRBY TO
Chicago, and the trio will tell the whole
story Of the conspiracy and murder.
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SAILED TO DEATH.
A Lake Erie Excursion Party Meet Sad
Fate


Fate.
CLEVELAND, September 18.-The steam
yacht Leo left the pert Of Lorain, twenty
eight miles west Of here, for this port on
Sunday afternoon, between and o'clock,
having on board the following named
gentlemen: John B. Tunte, I. D. Lswler,
T. P. Ritter, Benjamin Kline, s. D.
Knight, D. A. Dawler, Capt. Sam. Root,
Fred. Pelow and an engineer from Detroi;
whose name is unknown. Nearly all Of
them were prominent and well known
business men Of Lorain. The weather wac
fair and the party of excurs;oniats looked
for pleasant run down to Cleveland with
the intention OF returning by rail in the
evening.
The excursionists were met short dis
tsnce east of Rocky River by Mr.. Dan P.
E4ls, in yacht Winnifred, about O'Clock
in the evening. Captain Williams, OF the
Winnifred, says he saluted them and re.
ceived an answer with cheers from the
party. The weather was moderate then.
Shortly afterwards the wind shifted to the
Northeast, and it is thought that with this
unfortunate change the people lost their
lives. Nothing was heard of the yacht
until this morning when tho bodies Of
Ritter and Lawler were found by the Life
Saving Crew floating in the lake.
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.JAPAN'S HORROR.

Ten Thousand souls Perished ia the Aug
ust Flood.
SAN FRANCISCO. September ls.-Jap-
anese papers, received by the steamer
Gaelic to-day. place the to'al number Of
persons drowned in the floods Of August
28th, in the city OF Wskaysmo and outly-
ing districts at 10, 900, and the number OF
persons receiving relief at 20 4O2, The
river KinokuDi swellei from l3 TO II feet
above it's normal level, and the embank-
msnts and the villsge Of Iwahash were
washed away
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BLUE AND GRAY.

Resolve To Commemorate Chickamauga
Battle Together.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, September 49,
Gen. T. ]. Morgan, called the meeting OF
the Amy of the Cumberland to
order tonight, General R'scrans be-
ing inditposed. Routine business was
transacted, and resolution carried to in
vite q number of Confederate soldiers OF
Chickamauga, in session here, to meet
with them and devise a plan to purchase
and monument Chicksmsuga battle field.
The invitation was accepted, and General
A H. Colquit and General Harry M. Cist
were appointed committee to take the
necessary bteDs.
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THE BOOM In IRON.
Andrew Carnegie Predicts a Highly Proc.
porous Season.

Andrew Carnegie Predicts Highly Proc
porous Season.
NEW YORK, September 1S.-Audrew
Carnegie said in an interview to-day that
be considered the prospect for the iron
trade very bright. Manufacturers are all
busy, the werld is now taking the fall ca
pacity Of European establishments, and
Americans have their own market. This
is the reason the United States have used
such enormous quantities of iron and steel
this year and that the enormous output oil
Lake Superior ore is being absorbed.
Should this activity continue abroad
American establishments will be busy, and
at prices much higher than the present;
indeed, il is possible that we may be in
for boom in all miscellaneous forms Of
iron and steel"
"Do you think there is to be much rail-
road building next year,"
81 think this year has been more Of a
railroad building year than could have
been expected, and therefore that We shall
not build many more miles Of rail next
year than we have done this year. Conse-
quently the difference between cost Of pig
iron and rails will not be very much great
or than il is. There is TOO much rail-
making capacity in the country for prices
to rise. The great rise will be in Bessemer
pig iron. This is how il looks az present."
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WHEELING, W. VA, THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1885,
DEAL ON THE DIAMOND.
The CinclnnatIs VIII Go Into The League

The CinclnnatIs VIII Go Into The League
General Sports.
BALTIMORE. Nd, September 1S.-The
Ne,cs will publish story that the Cincin-
natl base ball club will return to the
League and Cincinnati will havea 5O-cent
admission as formerly. One reseon for
this is that the law against Sunday base
ball is enforced in Cincinnati and go club
in the Association can not have an addi.
tional revenue from this source. Another
reason is the poor showing Of the club.
Tne League will buy ont tha Indianapolis
franchise and Stern will get it, though he
is obliged to use some Of the Indianapolis
timber. This is believed to be true.
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A Rent fit for Kilraiu.

New YORK, September 1S.-Frank
Stevenson aud several other admirers Of
Jake Klraia in this city are arranging
benefit for the pugilis.. The affair will
probably take place at the New York Cir
Gus, corner Fourth avenue and Thirteenth
street, some night next week. The Balti-
morean will come to New York on Satur-
day, and remain for week. He has a
host of friends here, and the affair will be
we'll attended.
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Oarroll-Meyers Fight.

CHICAGO, September 1s.-A dispatch
from San Francisco, Gala, says: The
Master of Ceremonies of the California
Athletic Club has deposited certified
check for $1,000 as first deposit in the
match to finish batween Jimmy Carroll,
the light weight, and Billy Meyer, of
StreatOr, Ills. This is probably the lar
gest first deposit ever made for match. II
Meyer covers the amount the battle will
take place in Mexico next winter.
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Orswsord Coupty's Big Fair.

MEADvILLE, Pa, September 1s.-The
greatest annual agricultural fair of North
western Pennsylvania, that of the Craw-
ford County Agricultural Society, is now
on at Conneautsville, this eonnty. The
present is the thirty-seventh annual exhi-
bition, and toe showing is the finest ever
seen in this section. The total number oi
entries foot up nearly 5000.
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-Four Jurors Secured.

CHccAGo, September 1S.-ProceedinRs
in the Cronin case were no. resumed until
one o'clock this afternoon, Judge Neon
nell being engaged in another matter in
the forenoon. The work Of getting q jnry
was at once resumed. A little before sd'
journment, four jurors who had been
repeatedly questioned by both sides were
pronounced satisfactory by the defense.
Counsel for the State withdrew for consul
tstion, and on returning the States Attor-
ney said: ''If the Court please, We also
accent these four.n
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BENNY COMES HOME.

Butterworth Will be Back to Take
Hand in Ohio.
WASHINGTON, September Is. - Con-
gresham Ben Butterworth has notified bis
friends here that he expects to reach
Washington about the 2sth of this month
He will sail on the 19th 10 order to reach
home in time to enter early in the ONO
campaign. He had intended to remain
abroad until about the 1st of November, 1t
is ex planned, but he feels that be ought to
join in the political canvass in Ohio.
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Manning and tho Mayor.

LONDON, September ia conference
WAS held to-day between Cardinal Man
ming, the Lord Mayor, and the directors
Of the dock companies relative to the at
tude of the strikers. Cardinal Manning
promised that he would txhort the strik-
ers to observe their agreement not TO
molest the blacklegs TGe Lord Mayor
sald be would issue proclamation against
riotous demonstrations by the strikers.
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b. d o. FINANCKs.

A Favorable Showing Made In the Month
of August.
BALTIMORE, September 1S.-The fol-
following statement of the earnings of the
B. & R.R. c.. for August, 1889, COM
pared with August, 1888. is made out for
the public: Earnings, 1889, 81. LOG. 3l7; ex-
penses, 81, 236, 525; 1888, earnings, 81, $685.
45S; expenses, 81, 14s. Ala; net increase,
S62 1855. The statement for the ii months
ending August 81, shows net increase OF
earnings of $5S. .7OS.
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Relics Of the olIa DwelIers.

WASHINGTON, D c., September IS
Secretary Noble has directed, upon the
rec mmendstiOn of Inspector W. d. Har-
Ian. that Section 4, township SO north,
range Il west, New Mexico Meriden, IN
the State of Colorado, upon which the
ruins of the former residences and mounds
of the the so-called ''Cliff Dsellers" are
located, be withdrawn from the disposal
until an examination of tie same can be
had
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Tho Canadian Paciac,s Plan.

HAMILTON, ONT, September 1S.-Pfes-
ident Van Horne was interviewed to day
relative to the Canadian Pacifc's proposed
American connection. He said it was the
intention of the companyitO build bridge
across the Nisgara river. He would not
state what the American connection will
be. Arrangements for this connection
have basa made with elk leading Amer
lean railroads, and the road will be able
to run into Buffalo on the most sdvan-
tspeoQg itrma.
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Psnslons for West vIrglnlans.

Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September Is
Pensions were granted to West Virginia
applicants to-day as follows: Original In
valid, James NJ. Lindsey. Increase, Dan
iel E4sthorD, VIM. w. Garrett, VIM. Cobb.
Original, Harriet, mother of John IL.
Gnmes. Increase, John Sharon, John
McAIillen, James Summers. Jacobs. Hnrd,
John G. w. Hayhurst. Original, Sarah,
mother of Cummius McCloud.
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Death of Composer Mas.

BOSTON, September Is. - DR.. Louis
Mas, famed in the old world and the new
as a pianist and composer, died at bis res
idence in Jamaica Plain. at 10 o'clock last
night of peritonitis. DR.. Mas was taken
ill in Paris, from which city he returned
ten days ago. He was born in Weisbsden
1872
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THEY ARE FOR GOTHAM.

Mayors and Prominent Men Want the
Fair i'll New York.
NEW YORK, September 16.-Mayor
Grant received q number of letters this
morning from Senators and Congressman
declaring in favor of New York rs the
place for holding the worlds fair. Mayor
John F. Blake, Of Canton, Ohio, promises
to help New York in carrying off the palm
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wyoming for Universal suffrage.

CHEYENNE, wYo, September 1s.-In
the Constitutional Convention to-day the
Suffrage Committee reported in favor oi
universal sufirsge. Campbell, Of Laramie,
submitted an amendment that the woman
suffrage plank b. submitted separately to
vote of the people. This was lest BY q
vote Of go to 8.
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1T is MERRILL'S.

The Bay State Man VIII FIJI Tanners
Shoes.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September IS
There is no longer any doubt that Gen. War
ner has declined the Presidents tender Of
the Commissionership of Pensions, or that
Gen Merrill, of Massachusetts,, will receive
the appointment which will probably be
made public within the next day.
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Diamonds in Kentucky.

HoPKINsvILLE, KY, September IS
There is great excitement in Lyon county
over the finding of valuable stones, pro-
nounsed to be diamonds in the rough by
experts, upon the farm of james M'
Sparks. A considerable number of stones
have been found in the field for which Mr.
Sparks has been offered large sum.
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CIGAR MAKERS.
Vote Down Two Amendments to 1heir
Constitution.

Constitution.
NEW YORK, September 15.-The third
davis session of the Convention OF the
Cigar Makers international Union opened
in Tammsny Hall at 9 o'clock TINS morn
ing. The Socialistic element which re-
ceiyed a setback in the discussion over
the preamble yesterday afternoon, were
not undaunted this morning and entered
into the discussion over the proposed
amendments to the constitution with their
usual vim.
The first proposed amendment taken up
was 10 hold the conventions tri annually
instead of biennially, as they are now
held. This was voted down. The next
proposed amendment WAS to give the local
unions power to choose the places ior hold
ing the convention, instead OF the dele
oates at the last convention. This was
defeated by vote of So ayes to 81 nays
The consideration of the proposed amend
ments will occupy several days.
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ANGRY NEIGHBORs

Bury Giant Powder In the Lot OF q San
Franciscan,
SAN FRANCISCO, September 1S.-Gisnt
powder enough TO destroy the entire neigh
borhood was unearthed few days sgo By
James Huskins, as he was digging on his
lot, and the story of the find has just come
out. The property is in the most precipi-
tous district in the city, and Huskins
sought to level off the ground. His meth
ods met with strong objections from the
neighbors, and it is supposed some of these
adopted this method to get him out of the
Way
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HELD FOR MURDER.

The slsyers Of Young JscksOn Must An
swer for Their Grimes.
ST. LOUIS, September 18.-As result
OF the inquest over the body Of young
Thomas E. Jackson, killed in prize fight
st Dsly's saloon at an early hour yester.
day morning, Ell Ahearn, the surviving
principal, waa held without bail to answer
to the charge OF murder, while the re cree,
seconds, time.keepers, etc, were held as
accessories and abettors.
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JACK FROST'S VISIT.

n UreHt Iaft uI INC NorthWest buhofH
Terribly.
CHICAGO, September 1s.-The Signal
Service reports indicate that frost fell last
night over large area. The States and
portions of States included in the frost
belt are Northern Kansas, Northern Mis-
souri, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa. Wisconsin,
Nebraska and points further north.
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National Ticket Agents.

ATLANTA, GA, September lS.-Tne
National Passenger and Ticket Agents As
sociation met here yesterday. W. L.
D.nley a. ranking member of the Execu-
tive Committee, presided. 1t was agreed
that the next convention shall be held on
the second Tuesday in March, 1880, IN
the City of Mexico.
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GOOD SPOKANERS
Steal the Relief Supplies sent to the suf-
ferers by Fire.

Steal the Relief Supplies sent to the sui
ferers by Fire.
SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., September 1S
"A very disgraceful exposure has just
been made at Spokane Falls which impli'
Gates two memb beIs of the Common Council
aud police officer. The names of the
persons implicated ara Sidney D. Waters,
Peter Dueber and VIM. Gillespie. These
men are charged with having formed con,
spiracy to appropriate the funds and sup
plies furnished by contribution for the re.
lief to those who suffered by the recent
disastrous fire at Spokane Falls. Several
thousand dollars worth of goods have been
stolen.
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AIlPsacefui on the Thames.

LONDON, September l-.-WOrk on the
docks is assuming i,s normal aspect.
Fewer non-uuion men are employed snd
many Of the men employed to dll strikers'
places are joining the Union. There have
been no attacks this morning on Blaekiegs
BY the men who took part IN the recent
strike
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A Republican Campaign Paper in 'ir-
ginia.

ginia.
RICHMOND, VA, September 1S.-The
Republican State Executive Committee OF
Virginia decided yesterday to begin the
publication of a weekly campaign paper
on the 9th inst, to be known as Ihe
School and Tariff Advocate, and to be de-
voted to disseminating Republican ideas
and the refatation of Democratic csnards
and falsehoois. W. c. Elan is to be
editor and r. F. Walker, ex-Public
Printer of Virginia, the manager. TIE
paper will be published in Petersburg,
and 90. 600 copies will sent out.
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Hurt by aB, g. o. Train.

Special 7tltgrdm 70 Dss Rectstr.
PABKERsBURG, September ia man
giving his name as J. f Fowler and his
residence Richie county, fell from B. &
O. freight train last night 10 the edge of
the city and was very seriously hurt. He
was sent home this evening.
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Lack Ashfnn Sick

New YORK, September 1S.-Jack Ash'
ton, the Rhode Island heavyweight pugil-
ist, who was matched some time ago for
contest with Geo. Godfrey, is sick with the
malaria. The fight, fixed for Thursday,
will have 10 be postponed in consequence.
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West virgins Postmssters.
4 Telegram 10 he Re0tSier.

Special TslegrGm 70 ne ReoiSir.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September Is
West Virginia pOstmasters we're appointed
today, as follows: Cashmere, Monroe
county, K. II. Bivins, vice W. S. Adair,
resigned; Nickells' Mills, Monroe county,
@. @. Nicholl, vice n. n. Pratt, resigned.
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TUBE Makers.

The Manufs ctursrs Transact Routine
Business at Pitts burg.
PIrTsBURe, September 1s.-The manu-
facturers Of wrought iron pipe and boiler
tube held meeting here to-day. Some
slight inequalities in the list were adjusted
but no changes of any importance were
made. The business being strictly ol
a routine character. Twenty mills, scat
tered throughout the Uaited States were
represented.
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GIVEN THE LIE.

Foraker's Remarks About Noble Hurled
Back at Him.
SPRINGFIELD, o, September 1S.-Gov-
ernor Foraker was quoted with saying in
a speech made here Saturday that an
obscure member of the Cabinet, Noble,
caused Tanners downfall. Yesterday the
Governor denied that he made the state
ment. To-day Secretary Mobiles brother,
a business man OF Columbus, and several
citizsns, made affidavit that Foraker used
the language attIibated to him.
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Bo,ton,s Great Rloe Po,tponed

BosTON, September 18-The $4,000
Balch stallion race and the $40, 600 pacing
raced, scheduled for to-day at Beacon
Park, have been postponed until to-mor-
row on account OF rain. If il shonld rain
tomorrow the races will come of Friday.
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, September 1s.-Heavy
frost is reported in this locality and all
along the line Of the Illinois Central west
last night. The crop is said to be greatly
Injured in many places.
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The HInea Ninnad

EAST TAwAs, MICH, September 1S.-
There was a heavy frost this morning, the
first this fall. Considerable damage was
done to the vines.
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RoyaIt,'s Wsnderings.

BERLIN, September ls.-Enpress Fred
erick. accompanied by her daughters, lsft
Berlin this morning for Copenhagen: The
Cz,resitch left Hanover this morning for
Aitora