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ARMY or TnE CpnBgRLlNp.
Report Of the CommlttSs on the shsrIda
Statue OtIlesrS Elected.

htAtua-ufeeFS Elected,
CHATTANOOGA, Sept, l9,-Atthe meet
ing Of the Society Of the Army Of th.
Cumberland General Mussey presented
a memorial as to the death Of Judge
Stanley Matthews, The committee on
the Sheridan statue reported that only
a few hundred dollars had been sub.
scribed 10 the fund, Congress had an.
propriated $4,000 and SS5, 900 more was
necessary, Decoration Day week was
requested TO be set apart by the G, A,
r, for the purpose Of taking collections
for the fund, Designs for the statue
have not been advertised for, the com-
mittee being unanimous In the conclus.
ion that the work be given to ], A, o.
Ward, the sculptor II was also agreed
that the initiation fees OF new mem,
beTs shall be applied to the monument
fund, Toledo was selected as the place
otithe next meeting, which will e'held
September II, IS aud 10. Gen. Gates P.
Thlrston, Of Tennessee, was elected as
orator, and Judge Albion w, Tourgee,
OF New York, as alternate orator for the
next meeting, The following officers
were elected; President, w, s. Rose
eFAlsi Corresponding Secretary, Gen.
Il: N. oisti Recording Secretary, Col.
John NJ, Steele, Treasurer, Gen. Joseph
y. Fullerton; First Vice President, Mai.
W, J, C0lbuE1, ot this city,
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TUE OlGlR MAKERS.
The International UnlOn Discussing Some
Changes In the Constitution.

The International Unlun Discussing Some
Changes In the Constitution.
New YoRK, Sept. TO- The fourth days
session Of the Cigar Makers 1nterna-
tional Union Convention was opened in
Tammany Hall at 0 o'clock this morn
ing. The consideration Of the revision
Of the constitution and bylaws was re-
sumed. A long discussion ensued on a
proposition from a Boston union toBtrike
out a clause which provides that the
packers In any shop must belong. to the
union before II can be classified as a
union shop.
The afternoon session was taken up
with the discussion over tho resolution
10 send organizers Into the cheap dis.
trict In Pennsylvania. In this districtit
.is,Said there arc 5000 cigar makers work.
Ing from twelve 10 sixteen houfB for less
than s. q day. The convention will be
occupied ali this week with tho con.
sidefation Of the revision ot the conSutu-
tion and BY laws.
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OTTAWA, ONT, Sept 1O,-An impor
tant railway deal waS contaminated here
yesterday when The charter and fran
chise Of the Northwest Central Railway
which starts at Brandon, were transfer
rcd 10 an Engllsll syndicate, The nov
company has share capital OF Sl0,000,,
900, and rails Tor the Llfst llity miles D
road are now on the way d Brandon
The road will be pushed wlEhou tihler
mission, uni tho paciHc Ooast Ia reach
eddy way Of BulLe Inlet.
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No Trouble with IndIanS.

KISaMAN, Amz, Sept. 1o,-The re-
ported trouble with the Indians in this
country is without foundation as far as
the white settlers are concerned. A
misunderstanding exists between differ.
ent iactlous Of the Indians, some oil
whom desire 10 cast of the old custom
Of burning the horses and other property
Of tho dead and dividing the property
among the living while others desire to
maintain the old customs. No serious
tronhlp ia nnticipaltd.
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A wlCElD LIBEL
a Court Martial Clears Cnptaln Pope OF u
hinrIns's Charges,

a Court Martial Clears Captain Pope of a
AINrlne's Charges.
WAsuSGrOS, Sept. 19.-rhe proceed
ings and findings ofthe Court Of Inquiry
which met in Washington at the Marine
Barracks recently to inquire Into charges
made by Charles s, Harvey, an ex.ma
rine, 10 the effect lhatl was inhumanly
treated confined in filthy cell and bill
blood poisoned by rusty iron, have beer
made pdblic.
The court, in It's report, says that II Il
unable to find any evidence Of inhumat
and barbarous punishment inflicted by
Captain Pope's orders, and the allega
tions contained In the letter OF complaint
are q wicked libel upon a most just, hui
name and conscientious officer.
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the MINERS LEGION.

Master workman Hoe Makes an AggFes'
Blys Address on Organization.
wltKEsnARRE, PA. Sept. lD.-The Ma
tional Trades Assembly Of the Miners
United States Legion held liz second
days session here. Master Workman
Poe, Of plttsburgh, made an aggressive
address, in which hO said miners would
continue to le the most lily paid body
Of wOfkmen In the country until they
learned the valusloi organization. As
Sembly 1856 had q membership Of 2b,0OO
but Il should have 100000, Secretary
pellman reported that Il cost 10000 Y
run the Assembly last year, but he bald
tho Investment was d good one,
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lnr.ar ranrll llrnn i,nlnnr.ll.

BLOOMSBURY, N. j., Sept 1o.-The re.
cent wet weather has done inCalCulSble
damage To tho peach crop In New jersey.
Tie late varieties. from which tue high.
cal prices are realized, have been 20 much
bruised w pomlng Ia contact With each
other, owing TO tho bjgll Winds, that
they have rotted and lallen from the
trees. In Huntefdon county alone the
loss ls CBIlmated At 100000. Some or.
ohfds have lost q thousand baskets each,
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SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 10.--Tho steam
or Kaiser Wilhelm II, from New York
for Bremen, passed sCilly at 10 o'clock a.
IN, September 10 Arrived, steamer
Aller from New York for Bremen.
Nnw Y0RK, Sept l0.--AfflvOd, s,eains
ere The Queen, from Liverpool, and BOl.
glutB, from Antwerp,
LONDON, Sept, iB.-The steamer
Michigan, from Boston for Liverpool
passed KlnBale September 10.
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PACIFIC METlODlSTS,
The Annual Conference Meets at Fresno
California.


California.
FREsNo, oAI, Sept. 1O.-The thirty
ninth annual session Of the Pacific Con
ference Of the NJ. E. Church met in thil
city yesterday. Bishop R. K. Hargraye
OF Nashville, Tenn, presided. 1. O
Renies was reelected Secretary, aud The
Committees on Public Worship, Memo
rials, Bible Glasses, State OF Work
Books and Periodicals, Conference Rela
tions and District Conference Records
were appointed.
Tho publishing house at Nashville
Tenn, was reported to be doing a pros
porous business, netting an annual prof
Of $4,000. Communications we're 70,
ceived from DR.. David Norton, Secretary
Of Church Extension, aud Rev. w. O
Dunlap, Commissioner OF Education fol
the Colored NJ. L. Church In America
A committee oi three was appointed u
raise funds for assisting Ia educational
work among coloted brethren Of The
above mentioned church. o. I. Rankin
was elected publishing agent for next
Vpaf
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TIE SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE
Important Action Taken at the Odd Eel.
lows, Assembly In Columbus.

Important Action Taken at the Odd Eel
lows Assembly in Columbus.
Columns, o., Sept. 10.-ln the ses
sion Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge o.
Odd Fellows this afternoon a resolution
was offered and referred, changing the
date for holding the general memorial
services from October 90 TO the second
Friday in June. The creation and work
'of the PatriarChs Militant was endorsed,
and the price Of Veteran Jewels was re.
duCed from s. to 81. II was decided 70
continue the investigation Of Odd Eel.
low Insurance Associations.
The feature Of the Odd Fellows' meet.
ing was the conclusion OF the CompOti.
ton drill ln the cantons Of the PatriarChs
Militant al the grounds OF the State
Board Of America. About 10000 people
witnessed the drilling. The results oI
the competition will be announced To,
morrow,
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Cry op MExlco, Sept. 10.-Thero Is
general emigration from the City Of
Leon, over 10000 Of It's inhabitants
having left within the last few months.
In tho same city an electric bolt shiy-
cred the tower Of the Angelus Church
and rendered tho church 80 dangerous
that the authorities have ordered IL
closed.
A waterspout yesterday burst over
Cerro Gordo, near ArahdeB, JaliHco,
causing several deaths. Live atoCk was
swept away and houses destroyed, The
exact number Of deaths and the extent
ol the damage done arc not known.
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BOsrOS, Mas Sept 10, -Iense Went.
worth Payson died at Hyde Park Tues.
day, aged "A. AS4Ae CHIEF author ol the
Payson, Duhlon 4 sctibnOr copy books
his name was known over tue entire
county and he Waa known % one Of The
great artist pentnBn Of the world, Hu
originated tho lllhogfaph copy for COin'
mon school Writing books, the lBe d
which became general.
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ROBERT GAsRBlrs PLANS.
A Company Forinsd tn isoom Baltlmore,s
Sugar Trade,


sugar Trade.
BAlTIMoRR, Sept 19.-Bciore Robert
CARROTS i'll health compelled him TO re.
sign the Presidency OF the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, aud abandon all business
enterprises, he started a movement look
ing to the revival Of the Baltimore sugar
trade.
Prominent business men OF this city
are now about to carry out his plan.
A meeting OF the subscribers TO the cap.
ital stock Of new sugar refining com.
pany was held yesterday, and 1t was
stated that, OF the capital stock Of 81 ,0OO,.
900 required, $777000 had been. sub.
scribed and enough promised to make
$S00,0O0 paid up stock. The company
was then organized with W, w. Spence,
President, and Frank FriCk, Joshua
Leyering, Rufus Woods, William p. Har.
vey and William s. Raynor, Of Balti.
more, and Theo. s. Graft and Bernard
Gallagher, OF New York, directors. Mi,
FriCk Is said TO represent the Garrett
interestas well as his own. The refinery
buildings will be erected at Curtis Bay,
the tldewater terminus OF the Baltimore
4 Ohio railroad, d few miles from the
city,
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rho Oounsauttllls Fair.

MHADytLLn, PA, Sept, io.-=AllernatO
rain and sunshine kept many away from
the ConneuatyillO fair to-day, limiting
the attendance 10 about seven thousand,
There were on the grounds to-day over
eleven hundred horses and one thou.
sand cattle entered for premiums, BY fat
the largest Showing ever presented Ia
Western Pennsylvania, Gov, Beaver
arrived about noon and was received
With great favor After q hasty lnspec.
tion 81 tlla stock, Tho Governor spoke
ior fifteen minutes, during which lie pro
nouhced the exhibition oil horses, cattle
bhetp and swine tho aneBt he had evei
seen In Pennsylvania.
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ctouas UollSss dedicated.

SYRACUSE, N, w Sept. 10, Tie John
Grouse memorial college for women, the
giit Of tho late John Grouse to The syra,
cuse University, was dedicated yestefi
day afternoon. The building Coat about
100000 and ID considered one Of the
hnOtt college buildings In the country,
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Special Dl'p0ieh 10 ts IatsltOtAecr;
CAMBRIDGE, O., Sept 10,-Tho 2:2t
trot, which was not finished yesterday
on account Of darkness, was finished this
morning, Black Hawk winning in two
straight heats made In 1888 and 2:33l
with Barney W. winning second place,
MalacCa third, Stick Fast fourth and
Dlltzen, IT,, nth, The race was close
aud exciting. The association will hardly
got out on the fall races, and the result
Of this years two meetings leaves II In
tho hole for about 500. They will trJ
again next year.
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A MURDBROUS AFPRAY.
railroad Men Shot by Gamblsrs for Rsras.
log 10 Play Cards.

hnilfphd men shOt ny thMplefb tpr hetus
ing to Play Cards.
JASPER, FLA, Sept. l9.-About mid
night Tuesday night, as a party Of rail
road construction men were asleep in Z
camping car about mile from here
three negro gamblers entered the car
awoke the men and demanded a game
Of poker. The men refused, making the
excuse that card playing was sgaiist or
dera. The negroes then began to Curse
and kick up a row generally. One
gambler was armed with Winchester
rifle; another with a shotgun, and the
third with a revolver. Meeting with
strong resistance iu their attack, they
Jumped from the car and opened frg
upon It with rifle and shotgun, Sidney
Thomas, one OF the railroad gang, wal
instantly killed and three .others were
seriously injured. The doctor says ont
oithem will die, Bill Oates, ono Of the
attacking party, Is under arrest Tom
Bush and Charley Peak escaped.
Jasper is in Hamilton county, not faI
from the Georgia line, and about
eighteen miles north Of the Swanet
river. The camping car was on the line
Of the Georgia Southern 4 Florida Rail
road, now being built southwark t
Palatka, Florida.
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BOLD PIANO SwlNDLERS.
Cheap lnstrumsnt sold for Standard Make
in Qhlp.

Chenp tnstruments sold Tor Standard make
in Qhlp.
MILFORD oESrER, O., Sept l0,-For
some time two Young fellows who have
made this place their headquarters, have
done au astonishing business in pianos.
They have sold nearly 200 in this and
Champagne, Clark and Madison coun-
ties Ia tue last three months. They
claim to have secured lot Of first class
makes In exchange for advertising.
They sold them at ridiculously low
prices. 1t Is now known that q maker
of'Cheap pianos In New York shipped
the men unstenciled pianos, on which
they placed the name Of the piano
wanted by the buyer, as ascertalned by
ali advance visit Of one otthe men.
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-Four Aien KiIle,l.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1O.-Two men were in.
stantly killed last night at the Belmont
Avenue crossing Of the Northwestern,
in'drOSS Park. They were drivingw west
in sulky and for some reason failed Ia
see the south bound passenger train,
which was going over twenty-five miles
an hour. Their horse was squafely on
the track when tho train struck them.
The horse was Instantly killed and the
sulky smashed aud the bodies OF the
men hurled at least 100 feet from the
crossing. One ol the men killed was
Frank Hansen, Of Avondale the other
was unknown. .s
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 1O.-oom.
plant having been made to the War
Department that some United States
troops stationed on military reser.
vations in the new States propose to vote
at The coming election, the Secretary OF
War has informed the complainants that
such action isprohiblted by law and will
not be permitted.
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s.. Louis, Sept l0.-Tho Southern
Freight Association which includes all
the prominent Southern lines, went Ia
plsces here yesterday, and will probably
never meet again au an Association
The Cairo Short Limo gayO notice OI
Withdrawal and the other lines showed
no disposition 10 keep up the organiEa
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BURNED ~ DEATH.
A Terrible pi,a'tor Near Oakland, Mary.

A Terrible DiSastor Near Oakland, Mary.
land.
OAKLAND, MD., Sept. 10. Information
has just reached here Of the destruction
by Gre Of the dwelling Of Mrs, A. Sen.
bower and the burning to death Of two
Of her children on Tuesday evening.
Tuesday afternoon she went across the
hill TO the residence OF her father,
leaving her two children, aged 8 and
years, respectively, at home. A short
time after she hnd gone Mr.. Thomas, the
owner Of the house, discovered the FIRE
aud when he reached the place 1t was
nearly destroyed. The children were
burned with tho dwelling and no traces
oithOm were found except their two
Charred skulls, Mrs. Senbower is Q
widow and has four children at the
chlldreh's homo in Deer Park,
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NEW YoRk, Sept. l0,-A coroner's
jury here to-day, without leaving their
seats, found Christian Deyhl guilty Of
the murder Of Frederick Gesswein, whom
he shot in his office on the 18th inst.
Tho accused was committed to the
tombs to await tho action Of the grand
Jury. Deyhl Is in tho last stages OF con.
sumption and II Is believed he will not
live to be brought 10 trial.
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ATLANTA, GA, Sept. lo.-At 0 o'clock
yesterday morning a negro named John
Fran appeared in Mr.. Fre,nbrough's
yard, in Rutledge. He was a suspicious
character and was ordered To leave, In.
stead Of leaving the negro began to dis.
pute, andiat the same time drew pistol
and fired the ball which took effect III
Mr.. Frembrough's bowels and resulted
Ia his death before a doctor could ar.
rive. The negro fed, bpt every effort to
catch him Is being made. Hood hounds
have been leleptlpLed=for
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Thtno llhIlIrnN Il,pnnd N I1no,I,

Los ANGELES, oAt., Sept. 1O.-A iramO
dwelling in Pasadena, occupied by a
widow, Mrs, Beacon, aud her four chit.
dren, was destroyed by fte last night,
Three children, aged ten, eight and Six,
respectively, were burned 10 death,
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NEw YonK, Sept. 1o.-Tho Supreme
Council of the Ancient Accepted Scot
tlsh Rite hiasons met toSlay In Scottish
Rite Hail, corner Twenty.ninth street
aud Madison Avenue, 10 finish up the
routine work Of their annual meeting
George W, Currlor, Muster Mason o
Now Hampshire, was declared an 90
Cepted member In the thlrty.thlrd dc
gree, In place Of Aaron King, deceased
The next annual meeting will be helt
In Cleveland, o., on tho third Tuesday
In December, 1900.
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hmm illnil.

wiLNiSoroN, DRb,, scpt, lo,-~Alirod
Pratt, who took q young gill TO rhlladel.
phla early In the summer ior immoral
purposes, was yesterday found guilty oil
abduction and sentenced 10 fail ioF three
years aud hned $500, This ID the aFal
conviction under the new Law,
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AdylosS fFom TabEiorS.

MApRtD, Sept 1O,-AdvlCes from Tan.
gIOr cay that the MOOiS have issued q
proclamation oi Tetuan warning the ma.
llyes not 10 hatm Christians on pain ol
death, II 10 believed the fuiiianB will
release the captured Spanish sailors on
Saturday. II 10 reported that the cap
tain vas wounded with a revolver when
nabkhfed,
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Tho su.ppoLet ninl IIeturns

CAMDEN, MI, Sept. ohalkley lie,
Coney, suspected by tue Camden author.
tiles Of the murder Of his niece, Annie
LeConey, near Merchantvllle, on the
9th inst, arrived here this morning from
Waverly, Ohio, TO which place he had
taken the dead body OF the murdered
Oil
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Crossed lie Uontlnsnl on iiorssbaek

sAcRANESro, CAL, Sept ip,-E. II,
pfatt and John Allen, who left New
York CITY on the fourteenth day Of lAsl
May on horseback With Tie Intention oI
ptosalng the continent arrived here lAsI
night having Ridden horseback the On
Tire distance,
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WHO viii sucos sod rannors

DEER PARK, Nh, Sept. 49, President
Harrison has not entirely given Major
Warner up. He has asked him 10 re.
consider his declinalion, and 1t Is stated
from the White House Cottage that
President Harrison himself does moi
know to.nightwho will be Commissioner
OF Pensions. n
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IHD CONTEST PUR THE WORLDS FAIR
New York Receives some black Eyes from
Leading WeAteFneFs,

New York Receives some Hack Eyes IRON
Leading WoSteFneFs'
NRw YoRE, Sept, l9,-Among the frs'
letters to be opened from the Mayors
bag this morning with regard to the
Worlds Fair were those from two lowe
statesmen, Senator William B. Allison
aud Congressman d, B, Henderson,
Both gentlemen decline to cooperate
with Mayor Grant for the reason that
they favor Chicago as the place TO hold
the Worlds Fair. Next came another
endorsement for Chicago. The Mayor
ol Dixon, ILL.,, returned Mayor Grants
invitation with this ioot.note; "What's
the matter with ChicagoP She's all
rlght.n
Following quickly on the heels OF this
came still another Chicago boom: Gov
ernor Larrabee, Of Iowa, wants Chicago
first, but II New York is selected then
he may be counted upon. The same
may be said OF Governor James z, Eagle,
OF Kansas, who names Chicago IS his
first choice. The Mayor Of Lockport
will favor the city whose residents put
up the most money, United States sena.
tor John Sherman writes as follows: II
heartily promise as q private citizen, as
well as q member Of the senpte, any aid
| can render 10 the proposed exposition,
and hope 1t will bO made as yon say,
Worthy OF the industrial progress Of
the world New York is tho proper
place for such an exposition, the place
10 which all roads point not only in the
land but on the sea. In this respect
New York Is second only to London,
aud In breadth OF country, population
and ease OF access has advantages over
that great city," Senator Sherman iayors
Union Square as tho site and next to
that Central Park, Quite number Of
other letters fayoripg New York, Chi
cago and other points were received.
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Cuban lInndltst,n t,np,ureI,

HAVANA, Sept. lo.-Ths three ban.
dts, Joaquin Alemin, Joseph Machln
and Juan sotolongo, who were recently
captured, have been brought t1 tbis
city. Senior Hoyos has been released
by the bandits who captured him, but
tile price Oithe ransom 10 unknown.
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EPsiiloii5 Woman,

sAlr IAKr oirY, Sept lO,--Mn, Ill.
RAIN Smell, Of Maild, Idaho, has given
birth 10 HiGtels, three boys aud three
gltls. They wolgl eight pounds alto;
Bblhet an ate bright and hearty aud
promise 10 i've,
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johnson, whose duty 1t has been to pre-
vent any communication between his
prisoner and press representatives.,
Mrs. Hamilton condemned her hus'
bands apparent desertion and m9desey-
eral remarks concerning his relationship
with the nurse previous to the atray,
which has landed her in Jail. She said
the sentence was hard TO bear, She was
willing and apparently anxious to talk,
but was led away by the sheriff, She
looked pale, but was not agitated. Mrs.
Hamilton will be taken to the States
Prison next Saturday morning, She will
have TO serve twenty'month's term,
providing she gets the usual allowance Of
two months per annum for good be-
haYior, 49,.