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A ma FIRE AN PITTSBURGH.

Oliver brothers Maclhine nnd Car Shops
Entirely Dcstroycd-Four Hundred Mon
Thrown Out
PlrrsBuRou, Oct. 7.-shortly after
o'clock tonight a FIRE broke out in the
three.story brick building attached 10
Oliver Brothers Tenth street mill, on
the South Side. When the Are depart.
ment arrived on the scene considerable
difficulty was experienced in getting
water. The fie spread rapidly and in a
short time the machine, blacksmith and
car shops and office were destroyed. The
fire started In the engine room and
burned, before 1t was discovered, the
governor trap on the large engine. The
engine operating the fans ran at light
ming speed aud the employees could not
20 near II and the fire gained consider.
able headway before the fremen ar.
rived. The loss will reach $3.50, 600,
fully covered by insurance In a number
Of Eastern and foreign companies. The
firm will rebuild at once. The fire will
not interfere to any great extent with It's
orders. The Tenth street rolling mill
foundry and bolt works were not dam.
aged. -Four hundred men will be tenn
porarily thrown out OF employment.
LATER.-From later estimates II is re.
ported that the damsge will not reach
over $50, 600.
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CONDENsED TtLEGRAMs,

Jules Duprp, lhe French painter, Is
dead.
A liVllt frost was reported from all sec.
tlOns Of Arkansas yesterday.
Tho President yesterday appointed
Edward o. i.eeCl, Of the District Of
Columbia, 10 be Director Of the Mint,
vice tjr, j. +. Kimball, resigned, 10 takG
effect Oh the 10Th Instant
Tho timber and prairie fires which
have been raging west Of IT. Cloud,
Mlnno for some lllne are now within
Two miles Of the city limits and unless
rain comes HoOn there Ia danger Of q
large Connsgrallon,
John MnuCormack, who returned Ia
ireland from AnieTlOa same time hgO,
was RECENTLY tvICled irUni llt home al
Sligo. After his eviction he built tOi
himself 4 shanLy, Yesterday the bhanly
cauRht Gre accidentally, and MRcCOf
mack was burnOdto 10 death,
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A JOHNSTOwN VICTIM.
Body Found Near PaFksFsburg- -EvIdently
that of n Mechanic,

Body Found Near neutrality-suspicious.
that of n Mechanic,
Special DispOleh 10 tie IRlelliOmev,
PARKERsRuRe, VIVA, oct, 7-The body
Of an unknown man was found in the
Ohio river near Boaz, this county, this
morning. An inquest was held by JUS
tlce Thomas P. Butcher, Of this city,
The body was that Of a man fifty or sixty
yearsoi age, dressed in a pair OF work
mems oyeTalls over pair Of pants, II
had on two shirts and two vests, In
the pockets OF the pants we're found
pair OF spectacles, 50 81 In money, and
d bunch Of keys, among which were
chest keys, indicating that the deceased
was a mechanic, The man was about
five feet six inches In height, short and
heavy set, with thin hair mixed with
gray, a light mustaChe and no beard.
He had evidently been In tue water for
a long time, weighed down by the mud
and sand. On the body were found no
papers or letters 10 identify 1t, but q
newspaper was found In one Of the pock-
cts bearing date Of May 80, and was eYl.
dently Pennsylvania newspaperprinted
Just before the flood,
The Jury rendered verdict that the
man had came to his death by drowning,
There is little doubt that the body is that
OF a Johnstown victim,
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TOPEKA, KAs, Oct, 1.-THE State su.
preme Court handed down IN opinion
late Saturday night in the famous Gray
county.seat contest between the towns
Of CilnRrron and Ingalls, for the perma-
nent county scat The decision deClar.
ing in favor Of ingalls, Is written by
Judge Valentine, and Is sustained by aIi
the Judges except Chief Justice Horton,
who hands down voluminous opinion
dissenting from the decision Of the ma.
iOfitV oi thH cnuFk
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THEY WILL OBSTRUCF THINGS.


Tie bCMorrRtA In Congress Propose to
Adopt the Dog In tho ManECr Policy.
WARRINGTON, b. O., Oct. 7,-lIon.
Roger Q. Mills, Of Texas, Is In tho city.
IN conversation last night with the
Washington correspondent Of the Dhltl.
more Americdn, Mr Mills said that,
though In the minority, the Democrats
We're fully conscious Of their power and
Would nsC IL, awe do not propose"
.nd he, THAT thV Republican party
Sa Ma.l pisS q slhRle measure without our
SaShL vsaSL For inStauCe, YOU may de.
THaupoh II that the rules OF the House
m.i Sni no. be changed by the Republican
lonly IN any essential feature. We
wv propose 10 permit them 10 DO
S1tsug'I, NV us Ia desired by Mr. Reed and
Isn, WY III any particular feature, nor
j,t.ss w permit any little proposed legls.
"Iu S% looking to q control by Congress
wy elections, Tor wU SEQ very plainly
"r " uue prospect Oi that is Tue same
Ss, n 10 said VI contest CasVs that will
s.p s.ue np before Congress, We DO not
vI|,e TO let tho Republican majority
,ut'eaScd by tho Crowdlng out Of
SSvv,'lOCfa''e memhOrs, "a seems 10 be the
S,pG'e' II! other words, wu propose 10
AS,S'se ,nS1y tonlfGl VI the House ust ~
io,Nau ia though We were etlll In the ina
sl,oSs, l%, otrausc VIZ know our minority y
HieH enough to make uB tho virtual
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Looking for Harmony.

WILMINGTON, DEb,, Oct. IA com.
mlttee comprising ex.secretsry Of State
Thomas F. Bayard, Senator eeorge Gray,
cx.Congressman Charles r. Lore, ex.
State Senator Charles II. Mcwhorter
and Willard Hall Porter was appointed
at meeting OF prominent New Castle
county Democrats held here Saturday
afternoon for the purpose Of comforting
with WalCott and SSaulsbury factions In
Kent county, with the intention Of ei.
fecLipg harmony within the party ranks.
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New YoRK, Oct. 7,-Jobn Fitzpatrick,
better known as 'Liyerpool Jack" was
this morning sentenced to nine years in
State prison by Judge Cowing, for ab.
ducting men to wUrkin Yucatan. When
sentence was passed the prisoner In the
Ceolestpossible manner, addressing the
court, said: "Thank YOU" His wife
and two children were In court. The
former had to be led out Of court, as she
cried bitterly and seemed In a dazed,
iaintinR condition,
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A HOTEL FIRE.

The Guests Of tho Bates House, Mt Indian.
apolis, Have n Narrow Escape.
ISDlANArolisi IND, Oct 7,-Tht Bates
House, one Of the best known hotels In
the country, caught Are in the engine
room at l o'clock. Almost Immediately
the entire building was enveloped In
smoke, aud the guests escaped with
great difficulty. The fire is now under
control. The loSsis estimated from Gre
aud water at $4,000.
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AnTEsrA, Miss, Oct 7.-General ]. R.
Chalmers and ". D. Frazer, candidates
for Governor and Attorney General, 70.
specliyely, on the Republican ticket
have written letters to tho Chairman oil
tho State Republican Committee at
Jackson formally Withdrawing from the
ticket, This aC(ion 10 the result Of the
manifestations Of public sentiment
against Gen. Chalmers at West Point,
Oklahoma, and other places.
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MONTANA ALL RIGHT.

II Appears That tho Republicans Have the
Legislature on Joint Ballot and Probably
the Governor,
HELENA, MONT Oct 7.-The Herald
has adyices tonight that the RePubll-
cans have elected their whole LegIsla'
tive ticket In Madison county, one MEM
ber OF which has heretofore been con-
Ceded to the Democrats; and also that
tho Republicans gain one member in
Fargus county, Ii other Republican
claims hold good this will make the
State Senate tie and the House Repub.
llcan by from one to four majority,
Chairman sedgman, Of the Republican
State Committee, still claims tho Legls-
lature, and docR not concede the election
OF Toole for Governor. The official
count 10 Lock county will be made this
week, and that will settle the matter,
unless the Republicans should institute
q contest, which now seems probable.
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ANOTHER BLOODY PRUD.
Growing Out of the Feeling he.
tween the HnlIs mud the RruInlells.

ST, ALpANs, W, Va, Oct, IA bloody
feud is now raging in Lincoln county,
this State, between the BrumReld and
Hall families, Floyd Dingess, son Of a
Justice of the Peace and prominent
man, married one Of the Hall girls, He
quarreled with bis wife, They separated
and the next day Dingess and his wiie's
brother met and Dingess was shot dead,
He had married DIngess' sister, He
swore to be avenged on Hull, aud fatal,
ly wounded one OF the Hall brothers.
Ten days ago Brumaeld and his wife
were waylaid and Mrs, Brum6sld was
shot through the head and died, Brum.
field was terribly wounded, Two days
later Puryis Brumasld was shot, On
Saturday George Dlngess, q brother OF
BFpmheld's wife, was shot through the
leg iu a fight with one OF the opposing
marty
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NEWARK, N, " OCt, 7,--At noon 10.
day dity glass blowers in the Edison fac.
tory al Harrison struck on account Of a
proposed reduction In wages. HupHtIn.
tendent Uptoh, who Is Ia Europe, sent
word 10 Assistant Superintendent HOlyef
10 cut wages about 10 pur cent, HUlyet
refused TO do 90, hut bradley, his ahslst.
ant, agreed 10 make tie cut, and when
the men heard this they went out ID a
halle
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THREE MEN STABBED.
Toughs Attack PeAecable Citizens on the
Streets Of Chicago,

Toughs Attack PeAccable Citizens on the
streets Of Chicago,
CpoAao, OCT IA curious staBblug
GtTfE, in which three men were more or
less Injured occuredlast night at Thirty
ninth street and Ashland avenue,
Henry Gotlusy, whose home Is at the
corner, had given a dance to a number
OF Polish friends, He, John stiCkacs
aud Martin sOlnders were standing on
the pavement in front OF the house
when a party Of young roughs came up
the street, One OF them pushed Scin.
ders of the,sldewalk, Scinders remon-
strated when one fellow whipped out a
knife and made for him. He cut
StiCkacs who interiered in the head,
breast and left leg; then he cut SCinders
In the head and breast, 6otlusy at.
tempted to diSarm the young rough but
received a stab in the abdoWen. A
crowd Immediately gathered and when
the police arrived the would.be mur-
derer and his friends had escaped,
Gotlusy and StickaCs are very badly
wounded. Sclndersl injuries are slight,
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Tho Pork Injunction,

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-.rho promised nppli.
cation to have the injunction in the case
Of W. y. .walleCe against the Board Of
Trade and iliu sellers Of October potk,
revived by tliU appellate court, was made
before Judges Moran, Gary aud Gafnett,
Of that tribunal, this morning. Judge
Gary, In answer 10 the application, ruled,
I'VE wouldn't revive an Injunction
without hearing from both sides, The
complainant can prepare q brleiand Bub'
nit II 10 Us tomorrow and also serve the
ueiendAhtg with COpy,u
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The Two Dnkotns.

FARGO, N. D., Oct, 7.-Goy. Mellctte
has had official copies of the constitu.
tIous Of North and South Dakota pre-
pared, and they have already been
placed In the hands Of President Harri.
son, with the view OF being examined
and the fact ascertained whether or not
they comply with tho provisions Of the
enabling act and are not in conflict with
the constitution OF the United States.
Nhe canvass Of the returns Of the vote
upon the constitution must be made by
Gov. Mellette, Secretary Richardson and
Chief Justice TTipp, or any two OF the
associate justices fifteen days after the
elpCiion.
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TILE FIRST LEGISLATURE,
South Dakota's Assembly Meets OH tho 18th.
Candidates for u, 4, Senate,

South Dakota's Assembly Meets on tho 18th,
Candidates for u. =. Senate.
PIERRE, S. D., Oct, 7.-At noon on
Tuesday, October 10, the first Legislature
Of South Dakota will assemble at Pierre.
The first business will be the election oI
two United States Senator's, The Candi.
dates are Judge Gideon O, Moody, Of
Deadwood; Hon. R, +. Pettigrew, oi
Sioux Falls; Judge A. J. Ehgerton, oi
Mitchell, and Alonzo Wardell, Of Mill
Bank. There will be 100 votes, OF which
probably 20 are Democrats, leaving in
reality but l40 votes to he relied upon in
a Republican caucus, rs OF which will
be a majority. 1t Is currently reported
that Judge Moody and Frank Pettigrew
will receive practically the same sup
port. Information obtained from those
In a position to know give Judge Moody
Sc and Pettigrew 9S pledges, with n pos.
sibility OF u additional for Moody and
"A for Pettigrew. The remaining 81 OF
40 votes will be divided about even.
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A BARB WIRE TRUST.
Tho Latest Thing in the Limo of Comblnu
tlOnA and tho CnuNe Thoreof.

Tho Latest Thing In the Limo of Combina.
tlons and the Cause Thereof
CnlcAoo, Oct, IAN attempt is being
made, it is reported here tonight, to
form a barb wire trust. The latest OF a
series Of secret meetings supposedly to
that end, was held this afternoon at the
Leland Hotel. 1t is said that the rise in
pig iron and the expiration OF patents
have demoralizpd the trade. G. S. Doug.
lass, OF New York, and ]. w. Gates, Of
st, Louis, are credited with conducting
the negotiations. This afternoon they
held a conference with w. B. Stirling,
the First Vice President Of the Illinois
Steel Company. To.nightMr. Gates left
for st. Louis. he declined to talk, fur
ther than TO deny that a trust was con.
templated, and to admit that a general
meeting Of manufacturers was to DO held
here October IL,
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BurleiRh, of Maine, and staff, and the
veterans Of the Tenth and Twenty,ninth
Maine volunteers, who are on their way
home from q pilgrimage to Gettysburg,
Antietam and other battle fields, Sec
retary Blaine accompanied the party to
the White House, aud presented them
to the President, The Presidents busi'
ness visitors were Senator Sewell, Rep
resentative Buchanan and ex,Represen'
tatiye Keen, OF New Jersey, Representa-,
tive Browne, Of Indiana, and Marshal
Ransdell, Of Washington.
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IN GOOD CIRCUMSTANCES,
Tho Three Chinese Merchants Arraigncd
for Robbery,

Iur AuuuuFys =
New YoRK, Oct. 7,-Lee Ling, Lee
Cling and Lee Iii, who robbed bound and
gagged their countryman, Lee Hing,
and who are said to be Chinese high.
binders, were in the Essex market
police court here to-day and held for
examination. They are all young men.
Their counsel said they were young men
in comfortable circumstances, Lee Hing,
according to his counsel's statement
came to this city from Philadelphia, u
few weeks since where he was looked
upon as an enterprising merchant. He
Is worth, It Is said, $4,000 1t is vague.
ly stated that Lee Hing suffered hiuselt
to be gagged in order TO iasten the criue
on the prisoners, as an effort to rid the
Chinese quarters Of highbinders. The
better class Of CIlinumen scout the idea
that the three merchants would do any
such thing aud they point 10 the fact as a
significant one that the owner Of the
laundry where the robbery is said to
have taken place, Sing Long, has been
away from there for u whole week.
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TlIR COuNTY COMMISSIONHRs

Meet In Regular Session The Matter of q
New jail A Number OF Other Matters,
The Board Of County Commissioners
held one of their regular monthly ses.
sions at their chamber in the Public
Building yesterday morning President
Dobblus occupied the ChoiF, and all the
other members were present Alterthe
reading aud approval Of the minutes Of
previous meetings, the business awaiting
attention was disposed OF as follows'
The Committee on Finance reported
bills to the amount Of so 50 on account
Of the General School Fund, 81 dog tax
refunded, and bills to the amount OF
$3.50 90 on account OF lunaCy cvses, in
quests, general contingent fund, etc, All
u these bills were approved and order
ed paid,
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qHB PLUMHD KNIGHTS.
Washington oyehIOwing with
tho Knights TemPIaL
A CITY OF WAVING PLUMES,
rlauntius Flags and differing Co.'S
tumcs..west Virginia comman'
dcries on the Ground Ready
for the Great Pageant,

sO,taI Diqatch 10 Ms InielligeHeT,
WASHINGTON, d, O., Oct There Is
bigger crowd in Washington tonight
Than there was at the Inauguration oi
either Cleveland or Harrison. The West
Virginia Communicates are on the
ground, having arrived during tho day.
Aoompanying the Parkersburg Knights
arr Congressman U, y. Smith and Col
lsctor OF Iuternal Revenue White.
There are many Wheeling people here,
loo but the crowd is too thick to indi'
viduaIize. Tho West Virginia Com'
mand- rlrs are located as follows, so far
Grand Commanierys West Virginia,
Harris House, 4O5 Eleventh street;
Wheeling, No. /, Wheeling sleepersi Pal
eslinp, No, ., MarIinsburg sleeper CAL
vary No, 3, Of PArkersburg, Mrs, Mat
teson's, ASP Eleventh street, N. WI;
Kanawha, No. 4, Charleston, Harris,
iOj Eleventh street; Potomac, No, D.,
ChsrlrstOwn sleepersi Cyrene, No, 7, OF
Wheeling, Mrs. Forests, 2O2O I street,
n, W, SleubenvillG Commandery, No,
ii, is located at tho corner Of X street
and. Vermont avenue.
OTHER ARRIVALS,
A brisk, chilly northwest wind, which
Auttered the flags aud streamers deco.
rating tho buildings along the line OF
marll which will be followed by the
Knights rempllr tomorrow proved
rather cold welcome to the visiting
communicates when they arrived to-day,
but the warm reception which they re.
ceiyed from the crowds on the streets
acted as An offset tO the inClemenCy OF
tho weather. The city Is u city Of wav.
Ing pInmes, Haunting flags aud glittering
costumes.
Among tho additional Communicates
to arnye to-day were those Of GeoiTrey
De St. Albmar, Toronto; Port Huron.
Port Huron, Mich; Salem, Salem, Ohio;
Canton, CanIon, Ohio; Masslllon, Mas:
sillOn, Ohio,
Tonight trains arc constantly arriving
at both railroad stations, bringing
Knightsand their friends. Everything
is orderly AMI well arranged and there is
but little noise and confusion.
Quarters have been engaged for $4,000
knights, but $1,000 Is probably u con.
scrvaliye estimate OF the number OF
Knights who will DO here. II Is OK.
pecled that at least 1900 or 10000 per.
sons will be In line Tomorrow morning.
The banner States in the number OF
Knights und communicates are Illinois,
lndluna, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York
and Massachusetts.
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TIE SI4TTERY MYSTERY,
Tho Assaulted Man Not Dead Yet Ills As.
snilnnts L0ekel Up.

Thb Assaulted man Not Dchu Het Ills As
sAilNnts Locked Up.
sT. LOUIS, oct7,-Oapt. D, B, slattery,
who was so mysteriously assaulted aud
robbed early yesterday morning, is rest.
ing quietly, but his physicians will not
permit him TO talk nor be seen, The
actual facts in the case are still in the
dark, but the detectives expect to clear
up the mystery in the end, Warrants
for robbery In tho first degree were
sworn out against Alexander Hunt, the
man charged with so cruelty beating
Slattery, and for Barker Hickey, Of the
KlOsterman saloon. Hunt, who is
charged with relieving Captain Slattery
OF his diamond stud, IL IN tight fix, for
tho gold frame in which the diamond
stud was set was found in the closet in
his cell. When he dropped il there he
thought the sewer would receive 1t, but
there is a trap to catch just such relics,
and the police are elated over what they
consider sufficient evidence to convict
the disinterested alleged defender OF the
Klostermans' honor. 1t Ia believed that
Hunt has swallowed the stone.
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AIore llnlnhIa 1lrrnAm,L IIrrr.

Another large delegation Of Knights
Templat on their way from tho far West
10 the blg T'flennlal Conclayo al Wash.
inRIon, over the d. 4 o., stopped or
here for breakfast At tlN MuLure
yesterday morning. 1hOtO were ITO
ii them, and they came from
llnlclilson, MClheson and galma
and other places In Kanbnp. Among tho
strangers was Mr. James K iIoylpb, Who
left West wheeling tliltiy.nlne ytnfa
ngo for tho far West. lle nnwhnllsitom
Hutchinson, Kansas, whero ho Ii a
prominent lumber dealer, Mr.. Bbylea
Inquired after many Wheeling friends of
Ills FORMER days, llB will spend somO
Time " tlg nuIghbofhool on Ills retUrn
lfOln the East
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1SDiASApoLis, 1NDa Oct TAT Mt.
Vernon to-day George \, Rice, tl,Oncro.
naut with WallnCe's circus, made an ill.,
CenAion, As he descended over the
river no became tangled In the ropes,
was dragged through tho water and
drowned. This was Rlce's hundredth
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Pe,,.Inll. Grnntch.

UVEVUH HF7T7,7VE 70 WFV IN7VHIVtNVlI'
WAsmSoroN, Oct 7.-Pensions were
granted to West yirginians to-day III
follows: Original invalid-John Nc
Williams, Gilbert W. Lewis, Elan Ice,
Milton Owens, Harrison Osborne, Fred.
erlck Snyder, Allen Mullins, Edward S.
Haddux. Increase-Samuel Russell
Phillip GOi, Jasper o. Pickering. Re
iSsus-Abrahanl Villers. Original wild
ows, etc, (reissue)-Virginia, mother oI
Fmncis N. Cobb; Elizabeth, widow ol
William II, Calvert.
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,n,,.,,sl Tnvn,g. or lhO i,nLns,

otiCAoo, OCT 1.-THE ship yards Of
the great lakes will be busy the coming
winter Thirly.avO boats, oi an average
lonnage Of O1SS0 aud cost Of Si,0IJ, 800,
are nov under contract TO be built aud
the llbt will probably be Increased by 4
half dozen other crafts before snow iiies,
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wEsrPoRr, M. Oct. 7.-The Sheriff
Of Huntertlon county will commence a
five days sale Of tho real estate and nut-
sonal property Of the West End Iron
Company, otlhis place, tomorrow The
company have mined aud sold over
1000, 900 tons oi iron ore during the past
ten years. Their liabilities reach $780,
600 against an apprOlSement Of $4,000
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rhre.hlnr Nlntl,lnn i.,nlnAnn.

ST. THOMAS, OAK, Oct. IA steam
engine exploded this morning
on the farm Of MCAndresS, two miles
from ~. Thomas, Ei. MuCaHrey, Billy
Paul, engineer, aud Charlie Frazer were
Killed outright h, y, Daily, another
emplOye, iS supposed 10 be fatally In.
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BosroS, Oct, 1.-THE Democratic State
Committee has invited the Republican
State Committee TO unite In holding one
OF more public meetings at which ,hd
Republican and Democratic candidates
for Governor (BtaGkelt and Rnssell)
shall Jointly discuss tho Issues OF the
campaign as defined Ia tho platforms
adobted BY the parties,
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AdnIrnl pprirr Yrrr m.

NEwroRT, H. l., Oct, 7--AdmlrAl
Porter has been dangerously III at
jamestown for two weeks, but his family
have tried 10 conceal tho fact, which has
finally leaked ont THEY are sllll IN.
cllned 10 keep quiet. His health has
been very delicate all summer and II Ia
without doubt bis lasl illness, the end Of
which 10 near NJ hand,
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iIoninnger Cibe, h m. nm !, .,,,.,,.

LONDON Oct 1,--ueheml Bunlangcr
accompanied by hls secretary and a ie.
male companion, started secretly To-.
nlRhtIorthe lsl 70 Of Jersey Rooms have
been engaged LOT the party at a hotel,
Ihe Generals horses wOr0 sent ahead