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TnEEOUTa's BIi BOON.
wonderful Awakening some GratlfAing
Industrial stAtiStiel. =,

wonderful AwAkshihg-e0nle Gfatifllng
Industrial statisteE ~
B4lF,NoBE, Mp, Sept. l9.-ThO 4aa&'
frclarsrs Record Of this week publishes
special letters from leading bankers
throughout the South as To the outlook
ior business, and without exception they
report heavy crops, with farmers less Ia
debt than At any time SINCE the war,
money Unusually abundant for The sea.
gon and the beat prospects ever known
Ior industrial activity. The increase 10
the value OF tue Southern crops over
1855 will be upwards Oi Sl25 900 900,
though last years was the largest OF re-
cord up 10 that time. Special reports 70
The assessed value ol property from the
liie assessments now Being tnadt wfll be
Si7b, 100000 greater than last year. ID
Texas tlle Increase ID $4,000, 600 and ID
West Virginia Sl2,0qO,91G
Tho Record saysih4t Ia Three and q h9l
yolfs II hal reported the organic Ritiot "
tbe South Of Upwards Of 1900 new in
duStriai establishments. Among those
Texas shows an Increase oi $i0,OOOi0OO
covering every line Of manufacturing
from making pins 10 building loUOm0
iIAeg. and The building Of over 500
miles Of railroad. In the last three year
iha Soulh has raised about q, l,bO0,00j
baIea OF cotton, over ! 800, 900 bushels 0
cotn, neatly 100, 900 t00O blslIgls q Whea
| sAu gIO, ,OO6, 900 bushels Of OATS the tota
value loi these and other agriculture
pFoduuLs, according 10 official qoyofr
inenl figures, reaching 10 upWASda' 3
S9,6OO OOO, 900 or All aIefAgo Of JSer $3.50
6eOOO0 tuf 6aCh year. The tallfoA
ibIleatb Of tho South his been increase
by The addition Of over 10000 mile
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4Hs MISSIONARY CONVENTION,


A Pleasant and Profitable Meeting Of tn
WheelIng District Held Yesterday.
The Convention Of the Wheeling Dis
trict Women's Foreign Missionary So
Clety was held yesterday in the zsn'
Street NJ, E, Church.
The meeting was called to order al
1880 a. m, by Mrs, s, E, Moore, o.
Moundsyille, District Secretary, The
devotional exercises were conducted by
the Thomson NJ. Z, Church Auxiliary,
Mrs, DR.. Cushing read the fourth chap
ter OF Matthew as Scriptural lesson,
Hymn No. 0l9 was sung, and prayer
offered by Mrs. Bell. -.
The roll call showed the following
auxlliaries represented;
Fourth street, Mrs. DR.. Gushing and
Mrs, John Wagner; Thompson Church,
Mrs, Stone, Mrs, Bell and Mrs, Marsh i
Trladelphia, Mrs. Jennie Sisson, Mrs,
Hunter and Mrs, George Sissoni
Moundsyille, Mrs, Moore, Mrs. Gordon,
Mrs, Martin, Mrs, Logan, Mrs. jackson |;
Benwood, Miss Stella Martin; Wesley,
Mrs, Lewenday and Mrs. Bryson,
The Butler Band, "King's Daughtels,n
OF Zane street, was represented by Miss
Jones, the /" "Kiug's Daughters Of
MoundsyilIe, by Miss Ella Rogers, the
"Fear Not Band Of Benwood, by Miss
Stella Martin.
Mrs. Rev. Graham delivered the ad-
dress Of welcome and was responded to
by Mrs. Rev. Grimes, Both addresses
were very nicely prepared and we'll de-
livered.
The financial report showed that
$3.50 SO had been given by the District
since the last convention, and the score
tary's report gave membership OF 29l,
showing a very satisfactory increase.
Committees TO look alter the different
branches Of the work were appointed
and considerable miscellaneous business
disposed OF, after which the meeting ad-
journed till 2 p. IN.
In the afternoon the devotional exer-
cises were conducted by the Mounds
vile Auxiliary, after which the reports
OF the various auxiliarles were read.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; Mrs. pr. Moore, Of
Mouudsyille, District Secretary and pre-
siding officer; Mrs. Ssson, Of Tri0del'
phia, Vice President; Mrs. Henry Jones,
Of Wheeling, Secretary Of District meet
ings; Mrs. Ed Wheat, oil Wheeling,
Treasurer.
The opening Of the question drawer
and the free conference were pleasant
features which followed the election OF
officers, AT the evening session, the
devotional exercises were conducted by
the Triadelphia auxiliary, after which
Miss l.. Statler delivered u touching rec
itation, entitled "Why we did not dis
band" and Miss NJ. B. Redmau sang q
solo, "The world growing better" Miss
Lucy RobinSon also sang q solo, and
Ilev. Graham, DR.. Cushing and Presid.
Ing Elder s. Z. Jones gave encouraging
talks. The meeting closed by the sing.
Ing Of Crock Of Agesu by a quartette
oil Messrs. Ed Redman, NJ.
Parker, and Misses NJ. b. Redman aud
Lucy Robinson.
The ladies Of the Zane Street church
provided elegant repasts at noon and In
The evening.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS
DenOuuces in Indignant Terms
the Open Insult
TO THE CHRISTIAN CAUSE
In the dwelling of the Statue of
Bruno, she Inadol, in Rome-A
Pastoral Letter to be Read In
the Churches Sunday

BALTIMORE, Mn, Sept l9,-Cardlnal
Gibbons has issued pastoral letter call.
ing attention to the allocution Of Pope
Leo on the unwilling recently of NON
ument in Rome to the memory of Bruno,
The letter will be read in the Catholic
churches next Sunday, The Cardinal
says;
"a mingled feeling Of righteous wrath
and deep sympathy was bred in every
Catholic heart when the news came that
upon d public square in Rome, impious
men dared to unveil the statue Of an
apostate monk, Dragging the memory
Of Q wild theorlzer, a shameless writer,
and denier Of the divinity OF Christ
from the obscurlty Of a grave that had
for three centuries been closed upon
It's disgrace, these men, backed by mere
brute force, have set upon a pedeskal In
the Holy City the statue Of the infamous
Bruno. Such proceeding Is a palpable
and fagrant outrage, not alone upon the
Catholic, but upon the whole Christian
world.
Its anlmus Is clear in the unchrlstian
and defiant language employed In lie
unwilling OF the statue Of a man whose
life breathed cowardlCe, pride and de-
dance Of lawfully constituted authority.
Theiya ia not the action OF decent, hon.
orable, but misguided men, calmly and
and with due regard to the feelings Of
Others, promuleating a belief or intro.
ducing Q new cult. Their attempt Is not
80 much TO- honor Bruno, as to insult
and yillify the vicar Of Jesus Christ aud
his devoted children throughout chris.
tendon Indeed, their aim Is higher
still, they defy and insult, not alone His
vicar, but our divine Lord Himself.
From every land they have chosen as
the committee to further the movement
the champions Of atheism, the would.be
destroyers OF the very foundations Of
Christianity. 1t Is proper that the
Christian world, and especially this Dor.
ton where the term "Religious reform"
is understood In q sober Christian sense,
should brand with their indignant scorn
Of action such as this. We are not yet
ready for professions In which the red
and the black flags Of revolutionists and
anarchists are deaantly Haunted"
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BRussRLs, Sept. ia cable dispatch
from Zanzibar to the Government Of tie
Congo State says; Henry NJ. Stanley, on
leaving the basin Of the Albert Nyana.
endeayored tOmRke his way southwGrti
by passing TO the west OF The ylelorla
Nyana. BE failed, however, In this al.
tempt He went nortllward and reached
the eastern shore Of the lake, EmIn
Pasha accompanied him. After a IoDp
stay on the borders Of the lake awaiting
supplies from NJ, Salata and Tabora,
Stanley, leaving Emin Pasha, marched
In the direction Of Mobassa, He is OK.
pected to reach the eastern sea coast
about the end Of October.
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THE DAY Ar Gg11YSBuRG.
IIala Soon. tno afsat pataao ana p.al.

Rain spOils tho Great Parade aud DSdi,
catory Ekerclsss.
GETTYsBuRy, Pa, Sept l2.-Tbe last oI
the "PepaSylvanla Days" was a grand
aSsle. Last night thousands Of people
left the town and during the morning
the exodus was continued, At Il
o'clock this morning the clouds that had
been threatening since daylight began
10 lot down their contents and at :
o'clock the rain was still falling. The
great parade In which 10000 were tc
have been In line, was declared OF. The
National cemetery cannot OF course, bt
used az the place for holding The formal
dedicatory exercises 50 the rink was
utilized, This vii accommodate but
900 persons, and the crowd wal
something awful this afternoon wher
the hour arrived ior opening The door
10 tho general public.
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A WEST yIRaISIAN
Arrested In Illinois Charged With Commit
ting Murder In this state,

GALRsBuRs, Ill, Sept, IA mar
giving the name of, W, Thompson wai
arrested by the police here last night on
the charge Of being drunk, When taken
to the station and searched letters and
newspaper clippings were found con-
tanning what seemed to be a terrible
revelation, The letters were addressed
to friend and stated that the writer
was deairous OF keeping out Of the reach
Of the officers. The Clippings told OF a
confession made by the man 10 the effect
that, while gambling on the night Of
June 10, 1884, at Fayetteville, w. Va,
he got into fight with another player
and, drawing u revolver, shot him three
times, killing him instantly, For this
murder Thompson has ever since been q
fugitive from Justice,
Thompson Is q printer by trade, and
has been at work here for few days on
one Of tho city papers, Since being ar
rested he has told several stories to the
officers, but they do not put any cre-
denCe In them,
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EXCITEMENT AT BARTON,
a Drunken FrsSpOrt Man Shoots Two
AIineFn,

A Drunken fFeSpoFt Man Shoots Two
Miners
A lively shooting scrape Is reported Il
have occurred Wednesday evening or
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling ex,
curslon train at Barton, q small settle
ment about seven miles from Bridge.
port, resulting in one man being shot in
the leg and another in the arm, and the
narrow escape OF the drunken fool who
did the shooting from being summarily
dealt with by large and excited crowd,
friends OF the wounded men. The iel.
low who did the shooting is said to hail
from Freeporb town about twenty
miles beyond Barton. He with the
two men he shot and the other passen.
gers on the train had been attending the
fair here. The Freeport man was quar-
relsome drunk, and as soon as the train
started from bridgeport attempted to
pick a quarrel with some miners from
Barton. Just as this station was reached
he pulled out his revolver and recklessly
fired three shots at the miners, who had
been paying but little attention to his
offensive remarks. As soon US It was
learned that two Of their number had
been hitthe othersstarted for the fellow
regardless Of what iurthershots he might
have In bis pistol. He turned aud ran
through the cars brandishipg his re-
volver at all who attempted to stop him.
The reports Of the shots alarmed the sew.
eral hundred eXcursloniStS, and the
sight OF the man with revolver in his
hand added To the excitement; women
screamed and men yelled. Suddenly
the man jumped OF and started for a |
piece OF woods. A crowd Of about fifty
people jumped of after him and chased |
him for nearly half mile, hut, drunk
as he was, he was leet-iooled aud got |
away. Had he been caught, II Ia not at |
unlikely that Judge Lynch would have
leld a session.
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Nav YohE, Sept, Il. Tho Ward Line
steamer Columbia from Havana 10 now
three daya. overdue, and considerable
anxiety ID, felt in shipping circles here
for the vessels safety.
Arrived, City OF Rome, from Liver.
pool Elder, from Bremen State of
Georgia, from Glasgow England, from
Liverpool, aftet the lous shest voyage her
commander has had Id sixteen years.
In shlpplng circles all 5oflS ol Tlmorg
were flying round Of marine dlgastess,
Many Gelaled vessels camg Ia tEls morn.
Ihg Wigi tales 81 high 4 Rag, and Terrible
weather, Tic White Star steamer Teui
tonic, which LEFT QuepnStown with the
City Of New York. was one ol the first
steamers 10 pass Sandy Hook this morn
Ing, followed soon alter by the Penn
land, from Antwefpj the Rotterdam
from Rotterdam, and the Hammonlu
from Hamburg. Zach vessel feporll
having experienced unusually heavy
weather, but had met with no esrlop'
trouble,
n lJEDoN, Sept. l2.-Ths steamer Brit
lAniC, from New York iot Liverpool La
arrived NJ Queenstown, The sleane
Columbia, from New York ioF Hamburg
passed praWlO Point a. z p, ~, seblVm
bef u, The steamer l,ahh ArhY6difon
| New York.
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Tic slrlnr Mns TSo strong.

CHICAGO, Sept. PA dispatch from
Terre Haute, Ind, says: Atailor named
Louis Superior was refused ten gents hY
his wife Yesterday, and went into an ad.
Joining room aud hanged himself. He
was in the habit OF frightening his wife
into giving him money by pretending To
commit suicide, and It Is supposed that
was bis purpose yesterday, but the light
twiue, that he used was stronger than he
thought and did not break under hiG
weight.
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Annnd anrrn,linn.

LONDON, Sept. i9,-Tho paa Malt
Gazette suggestS that an organization be
formed for tho purpose Of raising tho
10000 pounds necessary to pay tho dock
iaborefs 0 pence per hour from Noyem.
ber 1 70 January |. The GdAIc sayH
that leading business man Of the Clly
has offered 10 contribute 1000 pounIs
lot WIS purpose on condition that the
medlAlely,
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A PRlEsT IiSaISSgD.
Ho Narrowly Eseaped'a a Coat of Tar and
Feathers,

| HoAtneFt'
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 19.-The congrega,
ton Of the little Catholic church In
Granville are iu a state Of ierment over
a series otevents which resulted in the
abrupt dismissal Of eirpastor, the Rev.
Father Seeley, two weeks sago,
lie very narrowly escaped a coat OF
tar and feathers. Nothing but the row.
erence felt for his calling and his
patrlarchal appearance stayed the hands
nt his angry parishlopers,
II seems that tor the past few months
the pastor has been mlstreating nun.
ber Of girl pupils who attended the pa
rochial school, and the parents Of the
children becoming aware Of 1t, the elders
OF the church were informed and an In.
liguatiOn meeting was held, Father
Seclcy being dismissed. He admitted
the truth Of the story to the elders and
left at once. Father Sseley came to the
parish three years ago, Al that time he
said lie had been sick Ia Milwaukee for
u loug time. After the scandal came
out be admitted coming from Detroit.
He Is u French Canadian by hirth, and
Is In his 10Th year. Where he has gone
iH not known,
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Guernsey and Noble county G, A, R,
posts at the Hotel haywood.
The Sons Of Veterans with Juvenile
Drum Corps will do escort duty and
look after all visiting organizations.
Excursiops will be run on the Pan.
Handle road from Boweston, on the
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road from East
Liverpool down, and Bellalre up, and on
the Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling road
from all points also on the Baltimore &
Ohio and Bellaire, GAINESVILLE 4 Clncin-
natl roads to Bellaire,
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ANrwHRr, Sept. 19.-Nothlng remains
Of the cartridge factory which tho OK.
ploslon occurred on Friday last. The
village Of Austruwell, which was sil.
lated 200 metres from where tho factory
stood and which consisted OF about foTty
houses, has vanished. According 10 IN
ollicial report, one hundred and tblriy.
FIVE persons were Killed, 20 are missing.
lVO were seriously Injured and 200 were
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CANTON, ILL, Sept. 12.-L. P. Gil.
wicks, Grand Keeper of Records and
Seals Of the Grand Lodge Of Knights ol
pythias, OF Missouri, and Paul Pittman,
Deputy Circuit CLERK, Of Mason county
H., were drowned at the poppeeE,9R
6rtek Lock, east Of this CITY on The I'LL.
nois river, Tuesday night. They were
members OF q fishing party. The bodies
werJ recovered yesterday and forwarded
10 their latsliaomeg, N.
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The CoioFs,i IIan,I,,s

1NptASArOLts, 1SDo Sept l9.-ThO
National Association Of COlorod BaptIBts
began Its annual session In this city
today About 100 delegates arc pres.
ent, representing almost every State In the
Union. The member. OF the party who
were assaulted At small station named
noxley, Ca, while on theirway 10 at.
tend the gathering, appeared before the
meeting In the afternoon and exhibited
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Knights OF Honor oaloer,.

CLEVELAND, Sept. l2.-The Supreme
Lodge, knights and Ladies' OF Honor, In
session here, elected the following ofIi.
GERS: Supreme Protector, John T. MIL
burn, Of Louisville, KY; Vice Supreme
Protector, L. 3. Lockard, Of Bradford,
Pa. Supreme Secretary, 6. w. Harvey,
Indianapolis; Supreme Treasurer, L. j.
Mcbride, indianapolis; Supreme Chap.
lain, Mrs. Elvira Anderson, st. Louis;
Supreme Guardian, Mrs, Ella NJ. Tame,
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BURGLARS IN PHEASANT VALLEY.


Two Houses Robbed Ia nROad Daylight
The Gang Known,
Yesterday the houses OF Joseph Dim.
nile and John MCHenry at Pleasant
Valley were robbed in daylight, Al
McHenrY's the thieves tore the house
up prettvgenerally but got little oivalue.
At plmmies they carried of gold
watch and chain, a gold bracelet, IS in
money and q revolver. Both houses
were vacant at the time, Mr., and Mrs.
Dlmmie being in town, and Mr.. Nc.
Henry In Martins Ferry. Mrs. Nc
Henry was only away from home
a short time, she having gone To the
residence Of Mr.. William Hubbard on
an efrand. The thieves are supposed
to be members Of q gang which came to
this vicinity To work on farm houses
while the proprietors are In town at the
Fair. The men who did the above Job
went out on the 8 p. m. Elm Grove mo-
tor, and were seen by Conductor Kin
delberger. They left The train at Pleas
ant Valley and went directly 10. No
Henry's house. Mr.. Dimmie was in
town last night In consultation with the
police with reference to the robbery,
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lluDsoN, Wis, Sept. Ex-senator John
@. spoonOr is quite i'll Of a low malarial
fever, and though he is now better and
very slowly mending, 1t Is llkely to be
several weeks before he regains hii
usual health. Tho Senator had expected
10 deliver four or five speeches during
the campaign in the territories nov
pending, but as the elections are 10 be
held less than three weeks hence, II Il
extremely doubtful II he will bs able "a
oil any Of the politlGal engaSonOpts thai
have been made Tor him,
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GAUDAUR CHALLtNGED
By sSarle, the Champion soulier-Th,
TeGmur.daulaur Race.

by ssarle, the Champion sculier-The
Tesmur..Gaulaur Race.
PIrrssuRaH, Pa, Sept. 49, John
A. ST. John received a cablegram
from Henry Earnest searle, the
champion scplleb Offering to row
Gaudaur on tho Thames In one
month for $500 a side, allowing $500
for expenses, otherwise he will row him
on tho Paramattu. Mr.. st. John says
Gaudaur will not row on the Thames or
P4tamatta, but is willing to row on any
English or Irish lake.
The Teemer.Gaudaur race takes place
at McKeegport, Pa., Tomorrow, and is
exciting great interest. Both men are
in excellent condition and confident Of
winning, The odds are slightlyln favor
OF Gaudaur.
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NEW BLECTRIO ROAD
In Washington, Pa, is to be Controlled by
Pittsburghers.

Plttsburghers.
PtrTsBuReu, Pa, Sept. 2.-The Wash.
ington Electric Street Railway Company
has just obtained its charter, and opera-
tions on the road are to be commenced
on next Monday, The President OF the
company is Mr.. L. N. slngley, of Wash.
ington, Pa, and Mr.. 1. N. silverman, Of
this city, is the Treasurer. The road
will be three miles long, and 1t will be
Hnlshed within sixty days.
TheSprague electric motor system will
be used on the road, which Is the same
system that Is 10 operate the Pleasant
Valley railroad in this city.
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Ths PencpI,,.Lrr killsh.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA dispatch from
San Francisco says; Detectives art
securing the city for the murderer o
Captain Daniel Logan, for many year,
dock captain for the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. A stranger came to .
saloon where Logan was drinking with
q friend, Iie~couldn't see ItoGGp aug
hls companion because they were be-
hind a compartment, and evidently
thinking the coast clear, lle drew a pistol
aud pointedit at the old French pro.
prietor 10 the back room. Logan im,
mediately came to the aaloonkueper's aid
aud a desperate struggle followed. Two
shots were fred at Logan but they
missed, while o third struck Logan In
the heart aud lie dropped dead. The
assassin was Joined by a confederate and
both escaped. This Is tho boldest crime
committed here in years, as the vicinity
swarmed with people and escape was
almost miraculous.
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RACE PREJUDICE,
COlured Preachers Driven from Railroad
Car by q Gang OF ROughs.

Colured Preachers Driven from NailrOal
Car bYa Gang OF ROughI
CHcAdo, Sept. 19,-A dispatch iron
Indianapolis, Ind, says The delegate
to the National Colored Baptist Conyen
ton here are not thinking much abou
the business OF their organization. Int
rest In the Southern outrages upon thei
race overshadows everything else, and 1
was intensified to tho highest degret
when five OF the delegates who had beer
attacked on route arrived in the city and
related to their brethren their expert
ence. Mr.. e. K. Love, one oi tho party,
says they came over the East Tennessee
and GeorgiA Railroad, because they hud
been assured courteous treatment by the
agents ol that road. On other lines
colOred people are compelled to ride in
seCond.Class cars The party took seats
in ono Of the best cars and soon began
to hear murmurs from the white passen-
gers.
Mr., Love was warned by the porter
that there would probably be trouble, as
u passenger had sent telegram ahead
that the party was coming. "At AtBAxley,
Ga" said the preacher, "a dozen rough
looking men boarded tho train aud
ordered us out Of the car. We didn't go,
and we we're then assaulted. We were
all lbadly beaten. Revolvcrs were drawn
aud We were driven put u THO car. |
think some Of us would have been killed
II II had not been for the interference Of
the conductor" He attributed the as.
sault entirely to race prejudice.
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CHICAGO, Sept. IA special dispatch
from Cheyenne, Wyo., says: "By the ar
rest yesterday at Lusk Of Frank Watson
and i've others the authorities will be
able 10 rid Northern Wyoming Of gang
Of wholesale horse thieves, who have
menaCed the live stock industry for
more than year. 1t Is estimated that
these men have stolen nearly 1000
horRpA.n
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THE RACR WAR.
Another Negro Church Burned Down in
hIiAsisSlppl,

seipAspPh
MRRIpAS, Miss, Sept. 12.-Reports
have reached this city to the effect that a
band Of white caps, or regulators,
burned a negro church last night at
Postak, twelve miles west of paulCIng,
in Jasper county. 1t is stated that the
trouble between the races has been
brewing for some time, and recently
several negroes have been whipped aud
ordered to leave. It Is understood
that secret meetings Of the negroes
melting violence have been held In
Postok church and this Is assigned as
the probable cause OF the destruction,
The sheriff and posse left the county To-
day for the scene Of trouble and will act
promptly In the matter.