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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-26
GRIZZLED VETERANS.
The Reunion of the Army Of the Tennis
see at Cincinnati.

The Reunion OF the Army Of the Tennis
see at Cincinnati.
CISCINNATI, O, September 25.-The
twsnty. second annual reunion Of the
Society of the Army Of the Tennessee be-
gan it's meeting this morning, Col. L. NJ.
DAYTON, so well known in the army as
General Sherman's faithful staff officer,
and who has been the Secretary of the
Society since its organization, attended to
registering names and receiving dues.
Promptly at 10 o'clock the members
formed in line and with Generals Sher-
mvn, Howard and Dodge, at the head,
marched to College Hall, two squares dis
taut, where the business meeting was
held.
General Sherman took the chair and
made a few pleasant remarks. Chicago
was unanimously elected as the place for
the next reunion, the meeting to be held
coincident with the unveiling of the Grant
monument. Andrew Hickenlooper, Of
Cincinnati, was chosen orator for the occs-
sion. The tressurer's report showed nu-
merous contributions to the Logan mOnu-
ment fund. The society then proceeded
to the Chamber of Commerce, and speeches
were made by Generals Sherman, Howard
and Alger, after which a reception WAS
held.
The reception at the residence OF Gen.
Hickenlooper in the afternoon to Gen.
Sherman ard Miss Sherman was attended
BIZ tne members Of the Society Of the Ter
nessee and their ladies, as well ss by many
citizens. 1t was an enjoyable feature. The
great event of the day was the meeting In
Music Hall. Prayer was offered by Rev
Washington Gardner, a wounded tx-
soldier. Welcoming addresses were made
By Mayor Mosby and by Gov. Foraker,
10 which Gen. Sherman replied. After
alluding to the great audiencs and the tss
timony Of appreciation shown in the deco
rations, be paid a high compliment to
Gen. Foraker. Gen. sherman then re-
fsr1od to the alleged suppression Of the
oolored vote in the South, and said the
negroes must he secured 10
their constitutional rights. The
war wouldn't be over until il was done.
he predicted that the question would he
seitied pesosshly. After Gen. sherman
Col J. p. Howe, Of S. Louis, delivered
the grafton. After him short speeches
we're made hy Gene. Howard, Corse.
Dodge. Force and others. which closed the
meeting frr fha evening.
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ARMED FOR WAR.
Whites and Blacks Expecting a Deadly
Race Conflict.

Whites and Blacks Expecting q Deadly
Race Conflict.
CHICAGO, September 25.-A special dis.
patch from COffeyville, Miss, says: The
white people all along the line of the Hi
nois Central railroad, and in every county
in the Delta, are actively engaged in pre-
pairing themselves for an anticipated gen.
eral attack to be made by the blacks. Con-
servatiye men with whom interviews have
been had, are seriously alarmed at the out
look. Rifles are being bought on both
sides.
At Water Valley, ten miles north Of
here, 200 men have organized for protec.
tion. At Grenada, Miss, three miles
south of here, it ia reported that negro cot.
ton hands have organized and will demand
an increase in their wages, else they will
guard the fields with shotguns and prevent
others from gathering the crops. The
present price for picking is so cents psr
hundred pounds.
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VETERANS AT GRAFTON.
The First Day OF the Fifth Cavalry Re

The First Day of the Fifth Cavalry Re
union.
Special Telegram to the Register.
GRAFTON, W. VA, September 25.-The
first day of the third annual reunion of the
Fifth West Virginia Cavalry Association
saw a large number of veterans in line,
many of whom were from Pennsylvania
and remote points of this State. The e1er-
cisss of to-day were necessarily short,
owing to the non-arrival of ex-Gov. Pier
point and Rev. Bowden, formerly Chaplain
of the organization, death in the family
OF the Governor having detained him in
FAirmoni. Hon b. +. Martin delivered
the address OF welcome and the bal
snce Of the day was spent in
relating war incidents aud rem
iDiscsnces by the veterans present
The Fairmont band is in attendance and
the business "a we'll RS private houses are
hlndfomely decorated.
A big crowd IL looked fer tomorrow,
when the orators Of the occasion will be on
hand. Tonight. at the Court House, the
veterans ore holding a camp fire, at which
singing, short speeches and general good
time Is being had.
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THEY WOULDN'T FIGHT.
The Murphy-wsrren Battle Ends in n
Unsstisfactory Draw.

The Murphy-Warren Battle Ends In an
Unsstisfactory Draw.
SAN Francisco. September 25-The
fight between Tommy Warren and Frank
Murphy, the fea,herweights, had a sigular
ending Neither secured the decision and
it was not q draw but was declared an
"uusatisfsctory." Referee Cush left the
stage declaring that the club washed its
hands of the whole affair. Murphy
weighed 119 pounds and Warren 118. The
Euglishman led up to the eighteenth
round, landing claret blow in the third
round. In the eleventh Warren's eye was
swelling from the effects of the blows re-
ceived while essaying TO duck. Murphy's
face was also badly cut. In the
twelfth round Murphy punished Warren
severely and had apparently flashed him,
but clinching saved him and he came up
fresh. After the eighteenth, Warren be-
gan to loom up, and at the twenty-sixth
had the foreigner almost beaten. In the
thirtieth the call Of time alone saved Mur.
ply.
The battle was now a pedestrian con-
tfst TO the finish. Not blow was struck
in ten rounds, and this so disgustsd the
referee that he left the stage. President
Falda stopped the speeches Of the princi-
pals end ordered the etage cleared, ss the
refefJe had declared the match unsatisfac-
tory, the men having failed to comply
with their agreement The club will IN
dOubtedly refuse to give the men any part
of the purse.
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FOR HAsrY READERS.

Two grandchildren Of Wm. Lee were
fatally burned by an explosion Of coal oil
at Frederick, Nd.
Sixteen cases Of smallpox exist in two
families in Tennessee.
Boston has appropriated $50, 900 to erect
statues to Grant, Farragut and Sheridan.
Edison, the inventor, who is in London,
is suffering from an indispositiOn, which,
while not serious, compells the cancelliDg
of his social engagements.
Mrs. Baugh, a widow, and o. W. Bates
a prominent real estate agent of Fostoria,
O., have eloped. Mrs. Baugh deserted
three little children and Bates took 81 COO
belonging to his brother.
Lewis Brothers & Co., New York dry
goods commission merchants, who failed
some time ago, offer to pay 573 cents on
the dollar. This is "A cents more than
was expected.
Springfield, Oslo, is excited over the
mysterious disappearance of Lucinda Aid
rich, 16.yesr-old school girl. She left
school day bsfore yesterday and has rot
been seen since.
An attempt was made to rescue the
notorious Dayton boys, confined in jail
at Ogden, Utah. The deliverers were
fred on and fed.
The New Columbia Hotel at Cape May,
burned yesterday; lose. SIS, 900.
Fletcher Winsnt, a wealthy young busi-
ness man of New York, committed suicide
By shooting himself.
The American Bankers Association is in
session in Kansas City.
Oakes, Morris, Longbrook. Deer Lodge,
Churchill Clark and Bonita won in the
Louisville races yesterday.
Bella B, Swift, Gregory, Castawsy,
MsiOr Daily. and Auranis won in the
GrAvesend races.
The fourth annual Crawford County,
Penns., Fairfopened yesterday. The at
tendance was good.
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Excursion to Washington,

The Triennial Conclave of the knights
Templar will be held in Washington, d.
@ October Sth to 11th, 1889, and will be
the largest gathering cf its kind ever held
in this country.
Excursion tickets will be sold to Wash
ineton from all stations on the B. q D. X:
r. for all trains October 5th. 9th, 9TH and
s,h at rate of one fare for the round tIiP'
valid for the return journey until October
Sis. inclusive.
October is one of the plessantest months
in the year to visit Washington and IN
spsct the magnificent public buildings,
mussums and monuments.
During the period Of the cOnclsve popu-
lar excursions will run by the B. & o. from
washington to Gettysburg, Harper's Ferry,
Lnray Caverns and other points of inter
est.
Passengers sra landed in Washington at
the B. & o. station, one block from the
Capitol. Guide books TO Washington will
be furnished upon application, by all B.
& o Agents.
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Garrison X ssigns Now.

NEW YORK, September 25.-Every one
expected to sac Snapper Garrison on Race
land in the first rscs at Gravesend yester-
day, aud when McLaughlin's' name went
up, even Gsrrison'a best friends we're sur
prited. The Snapper was angry and at
once rendered his resignation to the Bel
mont stable. As Mr. Belmont was not at
the track nothing was done, but the opin.
ion is it will be promptly accepted, and
his connection with the stable ended.
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TIE COURTS.

The Proceedings. Yesterday. Before Judge,
Paul. and Campbell.
II Part One Of the Circuit Court, Judge
PAUL, yesterday, the case Of Barbara HOrk-
heimer, exec1trix Of the osiate Of Simon
Horkbsimer. decssed, Y. Pamela L,dge No
u. /. o. o. f., sppesl. wss put on tisl,
Ewing, Melvin & Riley appearing for
plaintiff and MessTs D0vener and Som
merville for the defense. The plaintiff
claimed sick benefit, which the defense
resisted, alleging deceased was in srears
A motion TO exclude plaintiff . evidence
was OverTuled.
10 Part Two. Judge Campbell, the suit
OF Rogers v Taylor and ELLINGTON Is siill
on trial.
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GOOD DEMOCRATS HERE.

Hamilton County Democrats Nominate =
Ticket.
CINCINNATI, September THE Dsm-
ocratic County Convention Was held here
to-day with Judge H. ID. Peck, Of Cincin-
natl, in the chair. The platform Of the
Con gention endorses the platform adopted
by the National Democracy in 1855 and
that Of the State Convention and the ticket
nominated by the latter Convention. i
charges the Republican party With having
provided partisan clerks Of election boards
and also with having been guilty oi cor
rupt practices aud OF eItrayagant 'KPeDdi-
lures. The ticket nominated Was as fol-
lows: John Hsgerty, FOR County Auditor:
Reuben Brooks, County Treasurer Joseph
G. Sextron, James BfoEn AID NJ. j. Cor
cOran for State SenatOrs.
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TANNERS TONGUE
LOossntd and This Time il Cuts the Administration
Harrison Trtachsrous 10 Dalzsll-
Administration False 10 lis
Promises.

ST. LOUIS, September 25.-A special to
the Republic from Caldwell, o., gives the
following letter, which explains itself Its
authenticity is fully vouched for:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
BUREAU OF PENSIONS,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1889.
Confidential
Hon. J. u. DalzeH, Cald,oeu:
My DEAR DALZELL: have yours of the
10Th. l think l have read all that has
been printed ss coming from your lips or
pen. For your great warmth OF good
feeling 1 thank You from the bottom
of my heart. And now, once for all,
about the deputyship, want TO say to
you that the President never said one word
to me about you. can't come out and
say that publicly; you mustn't quote ii,
but il is Gods truth. The one appointed
first deputy was from Mobiles State and
had lost two limbs. OF course l couldn't
kick.
The letter then refers to Corporal Tan
ner's two orders, that no pension should
be less than $4 month, and that siogle
private's testimony WAS sufficient TO
secure pension. 1t says these
orders have been revoked by
Acting Commissioner Smith at the in
stigation of Bussey. The letter then con-
tinues Smith also issued an order stop
ping all re-ratings. He did no! object TO
it until had re-rated him up to the S72
class fo- the loss of his arm and leg, there
by putting S6.0S5 in his pocket. held
and still hold that he was clearly entitled
to it; but is it not contemplate that man
who had had that done for him, and
that done for him and acquiesced, in his
his own case, ehould be against the rerat-
ing of poor devils, who, perhaps, from
the effects of malarial poison
ing. chronic diarrhOea or some
disease of that kind, suffer twice as much
as man does from amputatiopY
have net the slightest doubt bul that l
would have been removed if had not re-
signed, in fact knew il. Noble had GER
tainly pronounced his ultimatum to be my
head OF his resignation; and, Of course,
a break in his cabinet would have
embarrassed Harrison greatly. Among
the promotions announced in the Pension
Office night btiore last, is that Of Harrison
|. Bruce, Of Colorado, to be member Of
the Board Of Pension Appeals. in the Sec
resary's Office, at $4,000 q year.
He bad been detailed for duty for the
Secretnry's Office. some months ago and
was appointed by the Secretary, one Of the
Commission which investigated the Pen
sion Odice. Don't you think Il would
have looked a little better If they he'd
waited st least until after 1 hsd passed out
Of official life before they promoted himf
Vey truly yours,
JAMES TANNER.
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INNOCENCE SUFFERS.

Four Men Serve Five Years for the Crime
of Others.
SCoTTDALE, PA, September 25.-Nearly
five years sgc, six men were sentenced to
the penitentiary for 10 years each, for rob
bing Adam Keck. Their names were
Abraham Coffman, Jacob Weibel. Jacob
Saylor, James Dobsou, Joseph Workman
and Ge ". Coffman. It now appears. if
the con nfeesion of Abe Coffman is to be be-
lieved that four Of the men were entirely
innocent snd have served nearly five
years imprisonment for the deed commit
ted by others who are still at Liberty. In
his confession, which is addgcs ed TO Gov.
Beaver, COfiman says that Weible, Geo.
Cofnan, Workman and DObson had moth
iug TO do with the robbery. An effort is
nov being made to have the four men plr-
doned, and it is thought they will soon be
released
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POLITICAL POT B0ILS.
THREE BIG CONVENTIONS WERE HELD
YESTERDAY
New York Republicans Ssninls a fka b b
Bsaisn-Biy SA's Rsplslsiss Name Tssr
Candidates, ani Hanilns csusiy
Democrats D. Lkswsa

SARATOGA, n. Y, September 25.-Et-
Senator Warner Miller arrived here late lAst
night, and spent the morning in consultation
with his friends. He wss the lest mem
Der of the "Big-Four" to arrive, as Mr..
Depew put in his appearance yesterday af-
ternoon and found Senator HiscOck and
PlAtt already on hand.
DEPEw MAKES A SPEECH.
At few minutes after half-past II this
afternoon, Chairman Knapp called the
convention TO order, and prayer was offer
ed by DR.. Mexican. Mr.. Cbauncey NJ.
Depew was then chosen temporary Chair.
man, and as be went toward the Speakers
chair he was greeted with great feryor.
After several times three cheers bad been
given he briefly addressed the convention.
When Mr.. Dtpsw referred to Iumors Of
Republican dissensions in this State and
then shouted "the Republican party Of the
State IL all here" the delegates nudgod
each other in spproya', ard craued
their necks 10 see how EX-SENATOR Miller
and Senator Hieoock received the utter
ance. Byth these gentlemfn were immo-
bile OF feature, boNevtr. Reisreucs 10 the
control Of the liquor traffic was warmly
received, and again Mr. Miller's face was
scanned for sOms evidence OF approval.
Not line Of his face relaxed, however.
and his hands were still.
Mr.. DepsW said that all parties fecoy-
nizsd the evils Of an existing surplus, but
the mod iications 10 be made 6y The Re-
publican Congress would remove unnsCes-
sary taxation without impairiBg the prin.
ciple Of protection. Ia conclusion, the
Republican party would not cease sgiia-
ton until u secures 81 honest ballot. and
the liquor traffic plactd under control.
At the conclusion, Delegate CroniB, Of
New York, moved q resolution of sympa.
thy with Irsh Patriots and The cause OF
Home Rule, which was adopted with q
half ccz'D dissenting voicee. The usual
committees were then appointed and a
recess taken until 800.
THE PLATFORM.
The convention resssembltd at o'clock.
The COMMITTEES on Permanent OfganiZi-
tion reported for permanent Chairman the
name Of State Senator Geo. b. Sloan, OF
0swego. The Committee on Resolutions
next made its report. The resolu-
tions congratulate President Hanison
upon the success of his administration;
resffirm the platform Of 1888, and empha-
size approval Of these doctrines; protection
to American industries and TO American
labor. A rational election law
to secure the honest choics
Of Representatives in Congress is demand.
ed. The report was unanimously adopted,
and the 70 Dinations ensued, the results
being as follows:
For Secretary of State, John I. Gilbert,
of Malone; Comptroller, Martin W. Cook,
of Monroe; State Treasurer, Ira W. Hedges,
of ROckland; Attorney General, James NJ.
Ysrnum, OF New York; State Engineer,
VIM. p. VanRennselear; Judge Of Court OF
Appeal, Judge A. Hsight, of Buffalo. At
| $50 the convention ad iOurned sine die.
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AGAINST POWDERLY.

A Demonstration of the ANTI" Knights TO
be Made at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, No, September 25.-It is
stated on good authority that there
will be a gathering of anti-POwderly
Knights in st. Louis next week on the
occasion of the visit of Mr.. Powderly TO
this city. The 'antis" will accept the
oypxtuni.y in. order TO make a
demonstration against Powderly, and it
is more than probable that some
lively rows will result. Barry, who is
POwderly's old foe, will be here Senator
Burke, of Chicago, another enemy, and
even Martin Irons will be brought here to
stir I'D the fight.
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RrRR RrRRoMs nae LEApER.
A $4,000 HAUL.
Eaterprising Train Robbers Have Fuu in
Texas,

Eaterprising Train Robbers Have Fuu I'm
Texas,
CHICAGO, September 25.-A dispatch
fIom Fort Worth, Texas, says: At late
hour last night, as the NOrth-bound Sants
Fe train was pulling out of Crowley, ten
miles south of this city, two men boarded
the train and two others jumped on the
locomotive. The robbers cut the engine,
baggage and express cars from the rest of
the train, and made the engine pull half s
mile further. One Of the men then got
into the express car and ordered the mes
senger TO show them the money; He
pointed 10 three bags of Mexican silver
They took two packages, said to contain
s., coo each, but overlooked three or four
money packages for Fort Worth.
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DRUNK IN THE CAB
The Terrible Work Of Engineer TwOmoley
AT Chicago.

The Terrible Work Of Engineer TwOmOley
at Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 25.-The coroner
this morning sent telegram to the cap
tain Of police Of the EuglewoOd district to
arrest Engineer TwOmOley, Of the freight
train which telescOped the Blue Island &C.
cOmmOdAtion train last night. He was
subsequently taken into custody and
lodged IN the station house at Englewood.
Persons who saw him before the accident
say he had been drinking all the afternoon,
and that when his train was made up he
was so stupid from liquor that he had to
be picked up and lifted into the cab. He
is a son Of the Master Mechanic of the
road.
Gus Mulcahy, a messenger boy, who
was in the wrecked car, died of his ipj urits
this morning Lscloche, the fireman on
the freight train, is detained as a witness.
Both be and Engineer Twombley were
somewhat injured. They say that no
warning lights wers placed at the end of
the rear car, and that they did not know
OF the danger until they were within
three car lengths of the passenger train.
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POSITIVELY DECLINES.
warner settles all Talk About Him for
A. ,u,u,Issfonar

warner settles all Talk About Him for
immissioner.
DEER PARK, ND, September 25-
Msior Wm. Warner, Of Missouri, has fual-
ly declined to accept the office OF Commits
sioner OF Pensions. A letter declining it
was written on the 10th, but at the urgent
solicitation Of the President, Major Warner
agreed to withdraw it and reconsider his
determination. To-day, however, after
consultation with his business partners,
be tslegraphs that he must sdhsre to his
original declinAtioa, and his letter is
therefore made public. The letter ex-
presses the highest regard for the Presi-
dents offer and deep regret that be cannot
accent the Office.
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CABLE BREyITIEs.

Emperor Farcis Joseph spoke very
harshl y TO the HuDgarians at Monar about
an alleged insult to the Austrian nag.
Timothy Healy denounces the Catholic
University a. Bslfour's scheme TO muz-
ze the ecclesisstics.
Six thousaod Catholics at Munich
adopted resolutions Of sympathy for the
Pope.
The Christian inhabitants Of Crete are
said to be terrcr.zsd and fleeing TO the
mountains.
The Lsndore steel works at Swansea
have been destroyed by fire. The loss Is
heavy.
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BAY STATE NOMINEES.
Massachusetts Republicans Name State
Ticket.

Massachusetts Republicans Name State
Ticket.
BosToN, MASS, September 25.-The
Republican State Convention to nominate
complete State ticket was called together
in fremont Temple ut 11:l5 a. m. by
Chairman J. o Burdett OF the State Com
mittee. Mr.. Burdett was appointed tenn
porary chairman. The usual committees
were then appointed. Ex-Governor Rob
inson was chose1 permanent chairman, and
on taking the chair addressed the conven-
tion at considerable length. A platform
was adopted endorsing President Harrison's
administration, commencing the Civil
Service, and demanding q thorough snd
equitable revision Of the tariff
A formal ballot was then taken TO select
a candidate for Governor. J. q. A. Brsck-
ett was nominated en- the fret ballot The
ticket was completed ~ follows: Lieuten-
ant Governor, NJ. p. Walker; Secretary Of
State, Henry 3. Pierce; Treasurer and
Receiver, Gen. Geo. A. Ward; Attorney
General. Andrew J. Waterman. The
convention then adjourned.
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League and Association.

AZ Pittsburg-Pittsburgs Washington
5; errors, Pi;tsburg 3, Washington 4; hits,
PittsbuTg9 Washington 7. Pitchers, Jones
and Keefe.
At Chicago-Chicsgo 7, Boston 4; errors,
ChicsgO 8, Boston A hits, Chicago 8, Bos-
ton L. Pitchers, Tener and ClaIkson.
At Cleveland Cleveland 2; Philadel-
phia 2; errors, Cleveland /, Philadelphia
.; hits, Cleveland Z, Philadelphia 3. Pitch
ers, Bakeley and Sanders.
At Indianapolis-IDdisnspolis Z, New
York 4; errors, indianapolis l, New York
8; hits, Indianapolis II, New York G
Pitchers, Rasie, GetzsiD, and Crane and
Keefe
The Columbus Brooklyn and Athletic
Baltimore games were postponed on &C
count Of rain.
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H,n.rpsn Assert. M. Innoeenoe.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 25.-A
special from Seattle, W. T., Gays: A morn
ing paper Publishes an interview with J.
J. Heaernsn, who has been mentioned in
the Chicago dispatches as being the man
who induced DR.. Croain TO visit the Carl.
son Cottsge. Hefernan is at present
working az a lOngshOreman. He ridicules
the idea, and Gays he can prove On alibi.
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Arre.t.d for th. Fnrrls Murder.

COAL VALLEY, W. Va, September %.
The coroner's jury impsnelled to view
the body Of Samuel Farris returned
verdict 10 the effect that from
the evidence we find that
Hiram Clsndennin, Isaac Waters and
William Conley were implicated in the
murder Of the said Farris." All thr OF
the parties have been arrested and sent to
jail at Fayetteville, 10 answer IN indiet-
.. e-,f for rnurfer
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Ietter from the Pope

NEW YORK, September 25.-Tbe cstho'
lic Nelrs received the following dispatch
from its correspondent at Rome to-day.
THE Right Rev. Mgr. 0'Connell, rector
Of the American College, left to-day for
America. He brings an important Papal
letter regarding the centennial Of the es'ao-
lishment of the Catholic Hierarchy in the
Tinted StatesU