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HOSPITABLE.. KNIGHTS.
Washington Templars VIII Keep "Opsn
House" During the COnclAve.

Washington Templars VIII Keep "OPen
House" During the COnclave.
WASHINGTON, October 6.-The Wash
inglon commanderies, in addition to the
general programme of entertainment which
they have arranged, will, as commander
les, keep opsn house during the entire
tire of the conclsve. They have secured
headquarters which will be handsomely
decorated and they will dispense lavish
hospitality. From early in the morning
until late at night the sir knights of the
communicates and their ladies will be at
the respective headquarters to welcome all
who come. Ample refreshments will be
pro OFided, and everything will be done to
make the visitors have good time. To
accomplish these plans of hospitality the
ladies connected with the Communicates
have gone to work with heartiness that
insures SUCCESS. They have organized and
been detailed into reception committees to
be present on different days.
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PIan.of,be Blaine Family.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-Sec'etary
aDd Mrs. Blaine expect TO occupy the red
house on Lafayette square within the next
few weeks. Mrs. Blaine will have with
her during the winter her daughter, Mrs
J. CoppiDger, stationed in the far west,
Mr.. and Mrs Emmons Blaine will spend
much Of TIE winter in this city. Mis-
Margaret Blaine, who is an established
fayorite in Washington society, will be Of
the family groups this winter, and Mis-
Harriet Blaine, the youngest daughter Of
the house, will be debutsnte this season
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roraher Fesrs the ropp Letter.

CINCINNATI, October 6.-GOv. Foraker
in his two hours speech at Athens, o.,
yesterday, could not find time to make
any reference whatever to the Topp letter
which has caused go much comment ID
Cincinnati. Topp is Chairman Of the
County Republican Committee ss well as
member of the Board of Public Affairs.
The gravel contract explosion has severely
hurt the Republicans in this county.
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mnrmnnn MhInped Into Line.

SALT LAKE CITY, October 6.-The
sixtieth semi.snnual Mormon Conference
is in session. The burden of the remarks
of the President and apostles was that the
Mormon doctrine, including polygamy
was a direct revelation from God, and
should be obeyed in it's entirety, stress be.
ing laid upon implicit respect for and
obedience to the priesthood. The ohurcn
enthnrities are empracing every oppor'
tunity TO keep the people in line polite
slly, for they fear that with the loss oi
political power ecclesiastical supremacy
would be greatly weakened.
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"rhe Fat Mems Club

A gOod.sizsd audience greeted the ap-
psarance of the ever popular ]. C. Stewart
and William E. Murray at the Opera
House Saturday evening. Those who
didn't see the play missed a
rare treat. The company was large
and excellent one, the music WAS new, the
singing superb, the dancing very graceful
and there was more fun than you could
shake a stick at. The heavy weight ballet
dance by four fat men was very funny
The dancing Of that superb dancer, E'tella
Sylvia. was especially fine. Tne play
would draw crowded house If repeated
here this season.
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DIPrHERIA's VICTIMS.

Terrible Ravages of the Disease in al
Ohio Town.
MASON, o, October 6 -Diptheria con-
tinues here in a worse degree than ever.
There are at least thirty-fvs cases at the
present writing. The public schools have
been suspended iudefoitely, and the
Board of Health has ordered the churches
to keep strictly closed. 01e local physi.
clan has twenty two cases on hand Of the
dread endemic.
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Amusement Notes.

People who 90 cut between acts should
he reasonable enough to return bsfote the
curtain goes up on the next act. Did II
ever strike you how queer II is that a man
who can 20 without drink several days
AZ a stretch must 90 out between every aeI
a. a play TO ace man.
For Later o." which will be seen al
the Ooers House Wednesday evening fol
the fret time, reserved seats will be pui
an sale at Houses music store this morn
ing This play has a cast Of eighteen peo
ple. headed by those very funny come
diaus, Hallen and Hart.
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CABLE BREvITIEs.

The Shah has sent elegant presents to sil
the members Of the Eaglish Royal family,
except Queen Victoria.
Two hundred silesian lace workers have
been employed for four months on the
veil which Princes Sophie, Of Pfus.ls' -
to wear at her marriage 10 the Ofo"H
Prince Of GREECE.
Anna Teresa Berger, the Amerlcih
woman cornetist, has made success 10
London.
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LONDON, October Sir VIM. Tind'
Robertson committed suicide at Brighton
today, by cutting his throat. The de-
ceased represented Brighton in the Honse
Of Commons. Ia politics he was Con
seryatiye. He was blind, and served on
the Royal Commission for iDquifing INTO
the condition Of the blind. He took his
life in a fit Of insanity.
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UNrRovoKFD OUTRAGE.

Ir This Had Happened ln MississiPpi Ii
vgould Have Heen "a "Rtcs War"
Special Telegram .o Che Register.
CADIz. OHIO. Os,obsr 6-D1riug the
absence of James West and wife last night
"a gang Of toughs went TO tte house Of the
.ormer in q suburb, "Ths Acre, and after
carrying the children ont, who were in
he'd. completely demolished the household
furniture ard pulled down The house
The man is pelceable c1,orsd man, and
no cause i5 ku0Wn for the outrage
Charles Greer and George Stenari, young
whites. are under arrest and more viii be
arrested t0. morrow.
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one Hundrsd and Fifty Nights.

NEW YORK, October 6. - The six
months engagement of the McCaull Opera
Company at Palmer's Theatre was brought
to a close tonight with the hundred
and ffty-third performances of "Clo-
ver." The house wss crowded to
it's capacity, and as De Wolf Hop
per, Nine. Cottrelly, Eugene Oudln, Mar
ion Manola and the other principals came
on the stage they were received with the
creates. enthusiasm. The company VIII
now bsgin its winter tour, and will leave
here to morrow morning on a special tram
tor Philadelphia
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Iittle Nugget To.Night.

This evening this fAvorite comedy will
be presented at the Grand Opera House by
a great company OF vOcalists, dancers and
comedians. The company is large and
many novellisa have been added to
the comedy. making it altogether very
enjoyable performance. II Little Nugget
meets with the same favor here that II did
last season the house will be crowded Ia
the doors this evening.
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A Convention Of oronrp's Frlen DIS

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October c.
The four members of the Ex'
ecutiye Committee of the olan-Na-
Gael, who represent the Cronin faction a'
opposed TO the Nationalist faction have
issued call for a convention oi
all the camps throughout the country
The purpose of the convention is stated
to be for the purpose of reorganizing th'
order. 1t is understood shat this city haI
been decided upon, bat it is not definitely
known.
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R.DublIoan Victory Overwhelming,

PARIS. October 6.-Returns from l5'
districts show the election of lOs Republi
cans and As Anti Republicans. A few ar
rests have been made, principally of noisy
Youths. The streets sre still crowded
Otherwise the city is calm. Toe Boulsngist
nave obtained nearly half Of the Rsprssen
tation of Paris, and many OF the anti
Republicans elected are pledged to the re
vision policy. NJ. Jacques, Opportunist
who was defeated by Boulanger IN Jan d
sry, beat the BOulangist candidate 'o'uS!
bv a small majority.
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AFTER A MILLIONAIRE's MONEY.

An Ex-Housekeeper Says She is Miser
Richardson's Widow.
NEW YORK, October 6-The heirs oi
Uncle" Ben Richardson, the eccentric
miser millionaire, of Harlem, who owned
George washington's coach, and who died
last February, leaving an estate valued al
S6 600, 600, are likely 10 have lively time
with a woman who claims 10 be Mrs.
Louisa A. Richardson, the widow of the
late miser. She has brought action in ths
Supreme Court against the executors of the
estate, in which she sets up claim fol
dover, stating that the property is in bad
condition and if her dover is not paid
now che will be heavy loser.
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Now she isl Capital Her Land Is Eu-
honccd Boa Value
PERRE. S. ID Ocioosr - over $500
600 worth OF property changed hands here
Yesterday L,ts which could be bought a
week ago for 500 sold to-day for $1,000
The people have been C-l-ba-iog ioce..
sanity f1r forty-tight hours. Fo1t Pierre
sc-o,s The river IS also crowded win
boomers and intended settlers. Military
assistance has been telegraphed for and
every attsmp. will be made 70 preserve
order
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An Ovation to the vlctors.

New YORK. Ootober 6-All the play
ers OF the New York base ball club with
the exception of Richardson, who missed
the train, arrived from Cleveland to-day al
$50 p. m. There was q large crowd at
the station to greet the club. On their ar
rival in New York, the players separated
and went each to his home or hotel.
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Allen o. Myers Argues His own Case
COLUMBUS, October 6.-Allen o. Myers
had a rehearing yesterday in Common Pleas
Court, charged with contempt. The case
came back from the Supreme Court, where
it was taken on error. At the former trial
Myers was sentenced to pay 5000 and serve
three months 10 jail. Myers discharged his
attorneys to-day and conducted bis own
case. Judge Pugh will render his decision
next Tuesday.
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rHrRrY.FoUR VESSELS WRECKED


crsat Damage to shipping in the Gulf of
CunPeachy.
CITY OF MEXICO, October 6.-Ine wires
TO Carmen are down. and Information Of
the damsge done in that region by the re-
cent storm cannot be obtained BY tele'
grspb. Mail adyices, however, note the
following list Of wrecks Of brigs OF various
pstiouahties: Flora WOodhouse, American
Alpha. Eliza and Morning Star, Eagliso;
Marie Agostini, French; Neuvo Cuuutaeo'
Spanish; Luisa, Itslisn; Hasbet, n rive
piau; Bronrens and Barbars, Danish; Seen
ymphe. German; Enrique, Mexican. Two
Mexican steamers, the Laguna and the
Asturias, besides = large number OF Mexl-
can coasters. have also bleu lost, bringing
the number Of wrecks mp to thirty-tour'
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sunday Base Ball.

AtSt. L1uis-St. LOUIS 9. Kansas City
4; errors, each; hits, st. L1uis G, Kan
sas City 5. Pitchers, Ramsey, Swarizell
and Pears.
At Brcoklyn-BroOklyn 8, Athletics
none; errors, Brooklyn l, Athletics 2,
hits, Brooklyn 3. Athletics 4. Pitchers,
Caruthers and Mcmahon.
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sCorI's PROPOSITION.
He Makes Another Oner to the strIhiD &
Miners.

He Makes Another Oner TO the striklpB
Miners.
SPRING VALLEY, ILL, October GA
new proposition is about to be made TO the
miners Of this place by W. L. Scott. The
price is fixed at s24 cents per ton, with two
men in a room, and thirty inches of brush
ing coal furnished to the men at cost above
ground, and a reduced price for sharp
eniDg tools. Mr.. Scott declares his deter
mination to reopen the mines on this
basis if it takes all the power of the State
to accomplish it. Prominent members Of
the miners organization here declare that
the terms will not be accepted, and express
themselves as satisfied with their prospects
for holding out all winter if necessary.
Two car loads of supplies have been re-
ceiVed
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s..,,-. Pa..ed Prom New York.

NEW YORK, October I'm political
snseoh in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon
Senator Hiscock said New York Will not
dscids the next Presidential contest. Tn'
Western States. under the new census. ht
aid will defeat the expressed will Of Ne"
York City and Brooklyn.
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ST PETERSBURG, Ostober 6.-There has
been no importsn. increase recently IN the
effective force of the Russian army, Dor
have any measures been taken TO msee met 'ns l5
on,b,esk of hOstiliiies The resources OK
the government are already Sufficiently
strong 10 provide for the country
caourftv
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SAN Francisco, October 6.-Fanny
Davenport, who has been playing La Toe
"a here has been suffering FROM nervous
prostration for the past few days. Lss
night she was unable to I'll her engage
ment at the Baldwin.
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w,,,,d Edison Home Again.

NEW YORK, october 6.-ThomAs A
Edison and wife arrived here to-day on the
steamer La Champagne. Mr.. Edison
looked in perfect health and said ne
bsd plessant time. He left at once for
his home in Mento Park.
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"AsHiNGloS, Octohsr .-Iniormation
has been received here that Amlral Porter
IS lying i.I at h.s summer home st Johns
town. k Il HIS iauiiv rezard his illness
a' mcst serious, and axe 41its apprehen-
sive as f0 ihs result
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GRABBING THE ELEVATORS.

An English Syndicate securesa Big Option
in st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 6.-An En-
glish syndicate represented in the deA
by the well-known local capitalist
Captain D. P. Slattery, has secur
ed an option on oontroiliDl
interest in the United Elevator Company
OF s.. Louis. The company includes nln'
elevators, with an invested capital o
s., ,465 600. Nearly $4,000 shares OF 'h'
aggregate of "a, $50 have already been Sc
onred
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The Rl.hop Of Kan.as Dead.

BRYN MAwR PA, October 6.-The
R.. Rev. Thomas Hubbard Vail, D. D 3
LID, Bishop of the Diocese of Kansas,
died here this morning, after an illness oi
two vgeeke
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GERMAN PIONEERS.
The Anniversary of Their Arrival on
American shores.

PHILADELPHIA, 0stober 6-The 2O6ll
anniversary of the landing Of the German
pioneer settlers in Philadelphia was cele
brated this afternoon by large meeting
at the hall of the German Society, at Mar
shall and Spring Garden streets. DR.
Gross, of the German Hospital, presided
and spoke in German and English. Ad
dresses were also made by several others
Over 600 people were present. The mus
ical portion of the programme was rem
iered by large orchestra, under the di.
rection Of Paul Seniz, and a chorus of 300
male and $50 female voices, representing
the three principal societies of the city.
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soldierstn Tnke striker, IInco'.

BERLIN. oe,ober 6-Ths hsrbor labor
ers at Flensburg cave gone on s'rike'
MANY vessels remain unlocked. ard the
Cnsnber of Commerce has asksd the COM
mander Of the local garrison 70 seuu 'oi
disrs 10 do the work Of the strikers
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ROME, October 6.-Tae province oi
Csgliari has been rsvsged by 'e'''h'
s,o,m in which 24O houses were destroy
cd sixteen persons we're killed and nnn-
dreds were injured. The town oi O's''"''
IN ff.red seyerelY.
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THE TERMS ARE GOOD.

Trouble is anticipated if the attempt to
resume is made, yet nearly everybody is
anxious 10 see it tried, and believe that the
men will make good wages on those terms.
Il is substantial advance over his propo-
sition of month ago, z! cents more ton,
a reduced number OF men on given face
of coal, a reduced price Of coal used by the
men, and a reduced price for sharpening
tools The point of difference Is IN the
amount Of brushing required.
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STORMS FURY.

Terrible Destruction by Cyclone In
Sardinia.
LONDON, October GA terrible hurr-
cane has visited the Island Of Sardinia.
One hundred persons were buried in the
debris Of buildiogs, shattered by the storm,
and thirty persons were killed.
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The weather to Cold.

CLEVELAND. OHIO, October 6-The
German day celebration at this place was
postponed on account Of the severe cold
weather. An attempt will be made TO
carry out the program OF exercises some
time during the coming week.
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BURLINGTON, Ia. October sinners
10 thls vicinity are greatly sgitated over
The declaration made by two Seventh Day
Advenusts who ore eo,og about the Safe
aauolrc'rc that tsc world Will come Go
On end October
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Inndon Gamblers Caught

LONDON, October ga raid was made
this evening upon a foreign gambling
bou,e in Chsring cross road. Fifty-hve
persons were arrested.
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al..leo AID onr nlsh rnrln.

CITY or MEXICO. or Toe Mexican
delegation 20 the International American
Congress, it is sexpec. ed here, viii brrg up
the question Of the high tariff Of the Uni
ted States.
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A MYSTERY In 1T.
a Prcmusl, C.tzsa Of st. Louis Caught in Pc
c1l0 Position and Dangerously Beaten
Hs Injuries Probably Fatal.


ST. LOUIS. No, October Capt D.
p. SlatteIy, President Of the Merchants
Elevator Co, and prominent and wealthy
citizen, lies az his home in this city IN
conscious from a brutal beating received
a. an early hour this morning, his face
scarcely recognizable, while bis pocket
book containing about $40, diamond rims
ard dismoud stud valued at ST. 500, and a
valuable gold watch are missing. 1t has
been ascsrtained that the assault was
committed near the southwest corner OF
Jefferson and Cas- avenue.
AT 26O and 262 Cass avenue. Edward
Klosterman runs grocery store with
saloon attached He resides with his family
on the second door Of the Building
KL0srERNIAN's STORY
ia that a few nina as after one O'Clock
this morning his vie was awakened By a
noise in the hallway leading TO her room.
She Thought her husband was coming to
/ The room, aud called TO him, but received
Oh answer. A few seconds later she was
greatly alarmed by seeing a strange man,
shosltss, hailess aud coatless, walking
toward her bed. She screamed, and her
husband and his barSeepar, John Hickey,
were attracted by the noise. Tney rushed
up stairs and found the intruder on the
/ lending. but not ia the room. kloster-
man clsims 10 hsve struck the man, who
afterwards proved to be Captain Slattery'
I eith Tie palm of his hand. Alexander
\ Hunt. aged 81, who was IN the saloon
I came our. went up stairs ard told h;s
/ friend. Klostarman, 10 turn the man ovSi
20 him. which was done, and Hunt pro.
ce.ded % bsat Sllttery Ia a mos; brutal
manner, faAlly throwing him down the
stairs.
BRUTAL BEATING.
All this time the Captain had moi
spoken. according 20 the statements OF he
ssssilants. Af,er striking tne pavement
/ ISIstterv was dragged about 60 feet by
| Hunt Who wss striking the Captain re-
peatediy 10 the isce notwithstanding to
protests of the crowd which bad gathered
/ While Hunt was beating him some Of TIE
crowd claim they saw Hunt unscfew C'p-
tain Slattsry's $1,000 diamond stud t.om
his necktia John Meehan lnterisrei and
IHant knocked him down. iolterman
and Hunt then dragged the insensioie
Captain 20 the Third district sub-statoni
where be was recognized.
The sergeant in charge called IN Dr.
Hendricks who pronounced the injuries
dangerous and Capt Slattery was re-
moved 10 bis home where he has lain un-
conscious an dsy. Within two hours tn'
. following arrests have bsen made: Alex
suder Hunt, TO occupltion; EiFard klos
tefman. proprietor OF the Cass Avenue sa
loon; John Hickey. barkeeper; olive
/ Garneau, o baker; Henry Barton, papel
. hargsr. John Meehan, teamster.
PROPERTY RECOV
Later Klosterman, Garneau and Bartol
were released, bat the others will be heta
. Hunt claims that Klosterman did tn
beating. but the evidense seems to be over
whelmingly sgaiust Hunt During IN
morning Capt. Slattery's hat, coat, yes
aud shoes we're brought to the station
Thev hai been found rear the scene or IN
.-sau,t His gold watch has also beel
recovered, but the diamonds are stl
missing.
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LONDON, oct. G.-sir William Vernon
Harcourt, Liberal member Of the House OF
Commons for Derby, addressed large and
enthusiastic gathering OF Liberals
at Salisbury last night 10 the course
OF his speech be predicted that the next
general elections would bring down the
present Government with q crashi ana
that the Liberals would come ont with
clear majority in the House Of Commons
Of no less than 40 Sr william assured
hi. hearers that this estimate was the re-
sult of a carefol and thorough canvass oi
all the constituencies, and that MS own
confidence in its correctness was aD'olute'
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TO AWE FRANCE.

German and Italian Fleets TO be Placed
Under One Commander.
LONDON, October The very grave ana
important news comes from Berlin this
evening that the squadron Of the German
fact now in the Mediterranean Is 10 be
blended with the Italian htet, and that
both are to he placed under one command
er. The public announcement OF THIS event
will take place while Emperor William ia
AZ Monca, where he ard the empress will
meet the Italian royal family on the l4th
inst The object Of this movement is easy
TO understand. By combining the two
fleets the French fleet in the hediiera-
mean will he very greatly reduced in nu-
merical importance II this echeme is
carried out, as no doubt 1t will be, the
French government will undoubtedly take
immediate exception TO it, and it may be
the forerunner offs very sngry discussion
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Hire at Antwerp.

ANTWERP, October ga fire, which
originated in q cav mill, destroyed twenty
houses here o-dsy. The loss is very
heavy.
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RUDoLHP ARoNsON MARRIED.
rh.Essnt Kep, from the Public for Nearly

The Event Kept from the Public for Nearly
Month.
NEw YORK, October 6.-Many Of the
friends Of Rudolph ArOnsOu. the manager
of ,bs Cssino. were surprised TO day to
hear Of his marriage, and especially to
bsa- hat it bad taken place nearly q
month seo. on September The bride
- - Miss Eselvn Chandler, Of ofSchenectady
She Is not IN actress, and Mr.. Aronson
srst met her about two years ago, IN
Fnrope. where she had gone 10 finish her
education.
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The Anthorities stonped the Gnme.

TIC AuInOTIIlt7 HIOpp'U IIlV UfIIt'
CINCINNATI, October 6.-The Circin-
nasi and Louisville base ball game sched-
uled here for to-day was not played, the
municipal authorities foTbidding.
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DELAWARE DEMOCRATS CONFER

uessrs. Bnyard. Grsy ana irre Discuss
Methods Of UnihCatlon,
WuwNGT0N, Del, October GA
secret Democratic pow-wow, which was
csIedb byex- Secretary Bayard, Senator Gray
and x.Cl1gressmsn Lore, was held here
yesterday afternoon aud attended by about
i',y Lending Nsw Castle county pohu-
cans The 5rj sci was 90 discu.s methods
.0rtbe 1ltiaate uo dcation OF the party M
DsAva-s. ba. nothing was learned OF the
reDE