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RUINED BY HER FATHER
An Ohio Han Charged With q Terrible
Crime By His Daughter.
A Wealthy Farmer who Deserves the
Noo-~ % he ss Guilty OF the Omeose
-. Alleged The Coroner's
investigation.

MARION, Ohio, Oct. 19.-Ouc Of the
most atro,ious crimes on record is charged
against James HarsiH. ~ prosperous farmer
living ten miles southwest Of here, in
Grecncamp township. He possesses l2O
acres of fine land, and is ~ member OF the
Mt. Olive NJ. f. church, and up tn "a r,ccnt
date had horne u fair reputation. He is
- years of age, and has n wife and five
daughters and four SONS. Two weeks ago
DIR. Free of Grcencamp was called tn see
Amanda, the flftccn-ycar-old daughter,
and after an examination, he told them
the girl would become mother inside. OF
three days. TN Monday. September IA, u
girl baby was born, and seemed i'm good
condition when the doctor left, promising
tn call ON "Wednesday morning. October
=, which he did. when they told him the
baby had turned black and died, and they
had buried IL. On the night of the birth
the girl charged her father as being the
parent of the child. He followed the doc
tor ont and asked him IL the girl was not
IH, out, OF IN her head; The physei"" replied
Saturday morning Coroner McMurray.
Prosecuting Attorney Crissinger. Deputy
Sheriff Rice and DIR. A. Ii. McMurray and
an Enquirer correspondent made. ~ visit
tn the place. and tisinter,ncut OF the
child was made. IL had been buried i'm
inches below the surface. IL was "a most
sickcning sight, having been buried i'm an
Gr,iinary pass"oar,i Ih3s ;i;,; hoy: with h,
lower limbs had been doubled over the
front 81 the body. as the box only meas
urct ioE inches long, while the child was
IL inches i'm length.
post mortem was held and the report
made, said they could not tell whether il
had died from cxposiIrr not. twelve,
days having elapsed and decomposition
having set in.
Al the coroncr's inquest Amanda. the.
unfortunate girl, charged her brotl,cr-in-
law, Imbosly, as being the father of her
child, while Hariifr, the girls father, sub
stant'atcd the Same, ana Mrs. harnn as
well. Mrs. IInbosiy. a. married daughter,
testified that her father was the author,
and no one else. of her sisters child. DIR.
Free testified that the girl said the night
the child was born that IL her father,
while other evidence was given that she
had been threatened to keep silent aud
charge. some one else. and not say ~ was
her father, aud that hc had promised her
il she would keep quiet about il that hs
would be good to her. The child only
LIVED fourteen hours.
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DEATH OF A DARING EXPLORER
A Man who in Disguise Carried Bis
Work Among HostIle Natixes.

Man who in Disguise Carried 8is
Work Among Hostile Natives.
LONDON, Oct. H. The death IL an-
nounced of MIR. w. w. McNair, for over
twenty years connected with the Indian
survey, and famous for some rcmarkssb
brilliant and daring explorsti pns. When
England began her last campaign II was
desired to ascertain whether the Asphan
and Hisarak valleys could bc utilized for
military movements. McNair undertook
the task of exploration, and declining IL
military escort, which he said would at
tract too much attention to his work. hc
successfully carried ont his journeys i'm "a
hostile country with the aid of two or
thrcen ative assistants.
His most brilliant achievement his
journey in 1888 into the Sweet valley of
Kafiristan. No white man had ever he
north and northwest of India, on account
of the hostility of the natives. McNair.
by shaving his head and staining his skin
with "a solution of t..iIIstic and walnut
Juice, contrivcd to get into Kaflristan i'm
the Ruise of an Indian doctor. He
spent nearly two months i'm the
country and learned many in
supposed To number 3OO.0OO SOULS, who
live i'm the beautiful valley. He found
many of them nearly white in color, and
he formed n high opinion of the beauty of
the women. He WAS at last suspected OF
being agent of the Indian government
and was compelled To flee for his life be-
fore he had completed his work.
His death i'm India was the result of
undermining his strength by continuous
mountain climbing. exposure, and some
times insufficient supplies during his past
two years surveys in Afglhanistan.
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The Epi.copal Convention.

New YORK. Oct. 19.-In the afternoon
session of the Episcopal convention
storm was created by the introduction of
n resolution adopted by the bishops last
night, changing the communion service
thus: "There shall bc celebration of
the Lords supper except there he some
one to commune with the priests" DIR.
Huntington at once moved that the house
not concur, saying that the proposed reso-
luton was thoroughly pernicio,ls. at is,
said he, .'precisely i'm line with the doc
trine of the church of Rome" The mat
ter was discussed at length and was de-
feated by a clerical vote. The lay dele
gates being clearly in favor Of il. The
house of bishops decided not to concur in
the proposed division of California, on the
ground that such division was opposed by
q majority of the communicates in the
d diocese itself, and because there were not
sufficient resources to support such divi-
sion i'm the new diocese.
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A FEMALE NOoNSHlNER.
lngallant Officers Arrest Her While Ped
ding Illicit " bi.key.

LoUIsvILLE, Oct. 19.-Martl,a Scworti.
"A good-looking woman about ID years of
age. was convicted OF moonshing ys.stcr-
day afternoon, i'm the United States dis
trct court. Martha comes from Lctchcr
county. one OF the widest PORTIONS of the
kentucky mountains, IA favorite haunt of
those who make and sell whiskey without
paying for the required government Ii
ccnse. Her Iomc i'm little cabin
high up i'm the hills, and some of her
friends and relatives conducted u secret
slistillcry i'm the forest near by. To
Martha was intr,istcd the task of selling
the liquor.
She took jugs Of il away every day and
I,cddled il throughout ths. county, doing u
prosperous business. Deputy marshals
heard that such trafic was heing carried
Oh, hut for a long time they could not as-
certain who WAS selling the liquor. A
customer finally betrayed Martha. and
the officers seized her when she had the
Martha was bold and defiant when
Judge Barr called her case yesterday. and
asserted her innocence. She said she WAS
good "a woman as any In Kentucky. hut
il was nevertheless proven by n half dozen
witnesses that she was guilty. Sentence.
was reserved until the end of the term of
court.
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BOUGHT BY THE BRITISH.
Three indianapolis sreweriea sold tn the
Engli.h syndicate for t..OOO,OOO.

Three indianapolis BrewerIes Sold tO the
Engli-h syndicate for t..OOO.OOO.
INDIASAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. 19.-Probably
the largest amount of India mai polls prop
erty ever disposed of i'm one transaction
was sold to-day. II was no less than the
transfer of the three great brcwcrics tn
the English syndicate which has invested
heavily i'm American property during the
last few months. The Schmidt, Maus
and Lieber breweries have been famous
and prominent institutions i'm this city and
state for years. Now come the represen-
tativcs of the British beer syndicate and
gobble up all three at one great gulp.
two EnRiishnen, the agents of the syndi-
cate, arrived i'm indianapolis, and since
with Messrs. Schmidt, Lieber and Maus.
The final conference was held to-day and
the breweries were sold for $2.O0O,O00.
The present proprietors will manage
them FOR two years, on salaries, for the
syndicate,
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SENSATION AT OTTAWA.
The Dominion Mint.ser 0f Finance In-
SolSesl tn . Domestic Br1il.

The 1sonsinioo Mint.ter of Finan~s In
SoiSesl tn - Domestic BrGil.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 19.-The sensation
of the hour AT the Dominion capital is the
announcements to-day that ID. B. Chis-
holm, whose wife recently secured u Chr
cago divorce to enahls. her to marry Hon.
Gootlc Foster. Dominion minister OF
finance, will apply to the senate here NJ
the approaching meeting OF parliament,
for - divorce ON his own account, failing
to secure which hs. will claim Mrs. Foster
his wife and demand that she shall
leave Foster. Chisholm, IL is stated.
threatens to make IL warm FOR the minis-
ter of finance IL the Canadian parliarne mt
refuses to grant him - decree of divorce,
as that action by parliament will he tam
tan,ount to sls.clAriu9 FosteeAs marriage
with Mrs. Chisholm illegal and their liv-
ing together n crime against the Laws OF
the land. The excitement caused In so
cial and political circles ny the announce
ment that Chisholm to return and claim
"a divorce his wife. may easily be isn-
aRinesl, owing tn the high position Minis
ter Foster occupies. The latter will nOe
b. interviewed on the subject. and = ro-
ported to bss iu everything bnt hApp1
frame of mind over the prospect of losing
his bride OF few weeks.
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STOOD BY TO WATCH THEM DIE.

Sentence OF Horace sebrinE. who Tried tn
Poison sis Family So He Could Wed.
BERRIEN SPRINGS, Mich. Oct. 19.-Hor-
ace Scbring, the youth who tried tn poison
all the members of his family, including
his mother and father, and thus come into
possession of "A paltry estate, which would
have enabled him to get married, has been
sentenced to twenty-five years i'm the state
prison. He confessed the horrible details
of his crime. He purchased the. poison
and hid il until favorable opportunity
was given him to place il i'm the teakettle.
All the family partook of the tea hut him
self. and when they discovered they were
poisoned and implored him to go for aid
he stoiidly refused and waited for the
drug to do it's deadly work. His purpose
was frustrated. however, by the timely
appearance OF neighbors. who ssiccorcd
the victims OF his inhuman plot.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
The Lat HAY ~ The fall MSeteag ~ La
t0nia-RSsults ElssWherV.

The n~ast Hay ~ Tho fa1t ASsesag ~ La
t0nia-RSsults klssWherD.
CINclxNAri. Oct. 19-This was the last
day OF the fall meeting at Latonia. The
track was fast, the attendance large and
the weather pleasant. The results were:
Three-ycar-oitis and upwards. Six fur
longs-Passion won, Walker second, Corn
G.. third. Time 4 :1s.
Three-year-olsis and upwards. Six fur
l"nSsIDn,sh,"a1n ,- .,,:.h, 1; won: Katie second
Thrce-year--oldis and upwards. Seven
f,lrlongs- won. Lizzie Il. second,
Meckie II. third. Time I'D.
won, Carter second, MI. Lebanon thirxl.
Hotel ad,,ina hGn.,isap all ages, Nine ,;.S;
second, Wary third. Time l:55H.
Two-ycar-oisls. Five furlongs-Princ
Fonson won, Lizzie &. second. Sam Doxey
,Thrrs-year-olsls and upwards. Mile,
Queen Of Trumps won, Rontaictte second,
days events resulted: Six furionRs-Lit-
tie Minch won. Tipstam second, Drum
Mile and or,s.-eightl- Badge won, La
yinia Belle second. Bronzeo,nartc third.
second. Crack third. Time :ass4.
Six furionE-.Ersc'1sn ; won, ,li, p"zzie Sec
vice second, Ocypcte third. Time :r,.
on5 8n:i T%an.iHs ,lskH shiri ra' Ti% T%% Mt AT Sec
LEXINGTON. Oct. 19.-The trots closed
here to-day. The weather was good, the
track fast and the attendance large. Edge
mark got n record of 2:16 here this after.
noon. which IL the fastest fosir-year-old
stallion record. The NJ suits were: In the
Jean VaIje;sn first. Coast Bcy second,
Limestone third. Melissa fourth. Best
time 2:24E.
The futiirity stake for thrcc-ycar odds
was n walk-over for Palecatto Bill. Time
2:22X.
In the 2:19 class-Pauri first, Hendry
second, Kit Curry third, Juncmont fourth.
Best time 2:17.
Stallion stakes, 30 class, value 81 600
Acolytc won, Bonnie wilm;sr second
Guelph third, Cheyenne fourth. Best time
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THEY WANT The BOOKS.


Ssssr y khotsser~ tn - GtAh Mtoang COspony
Demand investigates.
Boston. Oct. 19.-There IL N decided
embarrassment i'm the affairs Of the Hon.
crime mining company of Utah. Auditor.
Mr.. Howe and Charles Keveny have re-
peatetlly during the last two months ~
questesi the books from Treasssrcr Murray
but they have been stoutly REFUSED their
lawful right tn investigate the standing OF
the company. Keveny an q last resort
rsccntly appealed tn one Of the heaviest
stockholders OF the company, Wilson w.
Fay. Al a meeting Of the stcckholsier. Of
the company at Portland, Maine, sosne
time ago, Mr.. Fay. was instrumental in
the appointmcnt OF u committee % i'm
vestigate the affairs Of the company. i
fairs were not all right, and an i'm
vestigation was necessary and demanded.
Mr.. Fay said this afternoon: II have de-
cisieti mo- longer tn allow the withholding
Of the books of the Honerine Mining conn
pAny from the auditors. They have bull
dozet us long enough. l, as holder of No.
90 shares OF stock, demand that the 10
port of certain significant r,imOrs be
proved true false. Many believe there
u trouble, and il any state prison onense
has been committed we must know it,"
The ease was reported tn the superintend-
cut OF police this morning. and the do
partment will render all assistance pos
siblc. Treasurer Murray IL employed ~
clerk i'm the office of Bradly, Hastings d
Company, Fort Hill square, iron mer-
chants.
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TANNERS PLACE TAKEN


wAsHINGroN, Oct. 1s.-The pre.idsns
to-day appointed Gen. Green b. Raum, OF
Illinois, commissioner of pensions.
Gen. Raun is q native Of Illinois and
served with distinction through tlse rebel
lion on the union side. He was n member
Of congress from 1857 to 1sG3 and com
missioner of internal revenue from 1875
To lss;s. The announcement. though .
surprise. in favorably commented upon.
He is - prominent member of the G. A. II.
Gen. Raum appeared at the pension Of
flee this morning. After taking the oath
of office he was presented to chiefs of di-
visions and other officers, and will enter
upon his duties ON Monday.
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wAsHINGroN, Oct. 1S.-The president
haS written letter to the chairman of the
Boys and Girls National Home and Em-
ployment association. i'm which he says the
objects Of the association have his warm
est sympathy. They should, he says. have
the intelligent support OF the national
congress and state Legislatures.
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Candidate. for the Noo.~.

GREtNvILLE, Ala, Oct. 19.-This morn
ing a quarrel between u negro and n young
white man named Roberts resulted i'm the
Another negro touched the fluid with n
lighted lamp and in an instant Roberts
was enveloped i'm flames. He ran wildly
up and down the street and was literally
roasted alive. One Of the negroes has
been arrested.
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SULLIVAN WANTS A MARX
llaStng Dt.-tpated Ht. Money Away He IL
kssstiing for Another right.

haS Ing Dtsstpated Its Money Away be Is
ksss,tltng 6or Another Fight
NEW YORK, Oct. t3.-John l.. Sullivan
wants to fight again. and soon pos
siblc. He has got his sleeves rolled up, IL
about to exchange the bottle for the sand
bag and sweater. and is advertising for "a
man to come and bc put to sleep. Here
is his challenge, i'm his own iniInitably
vigorous and boiled down language, as
made to-day:
~ want to fight. I've got the champion
ship, bsit any man in the world IN welcome
to try and get il IL he can. I want to fight
and I'll accommodate any man this
earth and for any sum OF money. for
fighter, of course this rcfiectvelyI can
get hacking to approach mine"
Sullivan considers that Justice has made
Of bare-kn,ickle fighting AN occupation
too prS.cario,ls tai admit of the genuine
comfort that - man should get out of his
life work, and 80 hc says that gloves and
the rules OF tl.s. marquis of Queensberry
must Ia. submitted tai.
IL Jem Smith will only come over here
Sullivan will gladly pay his expenses and
pay for his fospi aud housing while watt
ing for the sacrifice to come OIL. He will
also pay the Engiishman's way ont tn San
Francisco, for he believes il il there the
deed should Ire done. ~ don't want tn
knock any man out or humiliate him." hs.
says, ''but talk has got to bc stopped. I'm
an abused man and want tai fight"
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Two Men Inss.ntly Killed.

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa. Oct. 19.-This
morning a car on one Of the construction
trains on the Confluence Oakland railroad
while running at a slow rate near Con-
fiuence. Pa. was derailed. IL went into
the ditch and another car loaded with men
and steel rails crashed on top Of il. James
Fitzpatrick and James Williams were i'm
stantly killed. Three laborers were slight
ly injured but the others escaped with
slight cuts and bruises.
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Gr-.s D.smax. Ny Ssessa. d. CAA.a.

wAsHIN0ToS, Oct. ia dispatch from
Minister DENLY, under date of August n,
referring to the ravaGes of the YeleOU
river i'm China. says the damage caused
by the latest break in it's bank in irreparA-
bile. owing To deposits OF silt. IL 10 esti-
mated that SO years must elap~e before
the lands inundated can bss used for
agricultural purposes. The peculiar
feature OF the trouble is that the deposits
in the bed of the river are constant I'm
action that any system OF prevention OF
these breaks in the bank caused by tho
rise n the bed of the river to- be effective
would cost enormous sums OF money.
IL Seems likely that radical
system of prevention of these breaks will
never Ia, adopted and floods may be ex-
pected each year. Honau, one of the
most prosperous provinces. 10 ruineu.
An Hin has suffered terribly and nov
ShantunH is submerged. The suf1eriugs
of ten millions of people has pro(lsco<1
great Distress which the means OF the gov-
erninent are inadequate 10 provide For.
Foreigners have poured out money libeg.
ally i'm contributions 20 alleviate the DID,
ts-srs.
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Another Trust Downesi.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The Times says
that one of the greatest trusts of this
country, the American cotton oil trust, is
about TO be dissolved. In it's stead the
National cotton oil company has been in
corporated and will take possession of the
trusts affairs November 1. The object In
to avoid criticisms which arc made upon
trusts and their methods. This will he
an ordipa a~~- es.e;-.s, - .,--->---si~-,.
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CINcINN Att. Oct. ia special says this
morning AT Pine Springs, Rowan county,
KY, Frank Tollivcr married Grace Mar
tin. The bride and bridegroom are sister
and brother of the leaders of the opposing
factions that for several years have been
intlustrioaisly numbering each other i'm
that county. To-siay's wedding Seems to
he q treaty OF peace.
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N.wman Wlm r.k. .h. ro.ltien.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 19.--Tlse rnmor that w.
II. Newman, late vice-president and traffic
manager of the Missouri Pacific railroad,
is To take the position of second vice-prcs-
islent of the Chicago 4 Northwestern, WAS
con "A rned here today.
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A rrnne..rc Conxre..man Dying.

Henn~ssre songr~ssmsm Dyso9.
NASHVILLE. Oct. 19.-f'ongressman w.
G. whitthorne of the seventh district nd
at one time chairman of the committee
OF naval affairs i'm the house Of represen-
tatives In lying at the point OF death
at his horne in Columbia. Maury county.
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SaA~s - - A@.>s .Sss S...s-
. DAYTON, o., Oct. 19.-This t0e loon
some unknown person opened cd 'r OF
Police Commissioner Richar C. !er.
sons office and fired q sh. at m,
wounding him I'm ths thigh. J nes-
town., o., Telegram says that - ar
rested at that place answers til. d Grip
tion of the would-be murderer am. will be
held.
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Fss.., Boiler Exp,o.,ou.

ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. ia boiler i'm
walton's sawinill exploded this morning.
The mill was torn to atoms. Horace
Kuhn and Walter Mingle were killed and
William Rurnler and Sam Cook were fa-
ally injured. Four others were severely
hurt.
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wAsHINGroN, Oct. 1s.-The secretary
of state has been Informed that the Lon
Her or Red river of China has been
opened for trade. and foreign goods inn
ported by this route will he liable to only
40 per cent. OF the regular coast import
d,nfiss-
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Gov. Foraker III.

CoLUABCs. o.. Oct. 1S.-Governor For
aker In quite sick and confined To his bed
at the executive mansion. He WAS at
tackled on Thursday with n mild form of
tlyseutery. There il no change in his con-
alition at midnight.
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hi. isssas Proved . Dssasr>as

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-The convention OF
the Inter Seminary Alliance closed 70
day. Under the head Of miscellaneous
business. Mr.. Hilliard. of the Chicago
seminary, threw . bomb into the conven-
ton i'm the shape OF the following r1solssr
ton:
Whereas, The United ssAtes Law foxhsAdins
Chinese immigrwtion II hurtfsal to misstoaasJ
work In China.
Rrsolrssf, That the United STATED ennGreo -
requested to repeal said Law.
A dosen delegates wanted to>upsAk' a
once, and when order was reatkoU0 MANY
speeches were made i'm opPoal(04 p ~
was tabled inGleflnitely.
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Waiting the HDssster~.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct. 19.-The Pam
Americans reach here this morning and
wcrs. shown through the great St,isls,baker
wagon and carriage factory and other en-
terprses. In the afternoon the delegates
attended luncheon AT the home of Glenn
St,itis.haker. wlcr. gay decorations con-
cealesl i'm n measure the havoc wrought by
the regent fire. After visiting Notre Dame
university the party started for Chicago.
CHICAGO. Oct. l9.-The Pam American
excursionists arrived in this city at D
o'clock this evening. They left the train
mt tTwenty-second street depot and were
escorted in carriages 20 the Grand Pacific
10y the first and second regiments OF the
Illinois national guard. AZ the hotel they
were welcomed in a brief Address by the
mayor and everybody retired tn rest.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1e.-The recelpn
from internal revenue for the flrss quArtse
of the present hscal year are -, ,ee6S SOoQ
or $A771 900 greater than for the oorro-
the receipts for the year will bo t1e00Qo-
OOO, or ga, ,0OO, ,0OO greater than last yoaR.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The weekly bank
statement shows n revenue increase of
81 ,6>5, 600; specie increase, - 81, 600. The
banks hold $9l6. 900 in excess of the - per
cent. rule.
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For she worsd's Cham psoaship p.

For the wornd's Cham npeoashap.
BRoOkLYN. Oct. 1S.-The second worlds
championship, game was played to-day
and resulted i'm . victory for New York by
the following score:
krw SsSskISn HSst. n... t......... "a 1898
Base hits. New YORK D: Brooklyn T. Errors,
New York =; Brooklyn q. Batteries. New York.
Crane andEwing. Brooklyn, Carutherx and Eis-
ner. Umpirex, Ganney and Lynch.
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A Coloreti Class Orator sa Harvard.
BOSTON, Oct, 19.-Senior class OF Har-
ward college has elected Clement Garrett
Morgan tcoloredD class orator.
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Cuban Cigarmakers strike.
HAVANA. Oct. 19.-Operatives i'm n cigar
factory at Cubanas have struck for an in
crease in wages.
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The w. G. r. a.. Cons~nsios

CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-The sixteenth nm
nual convention of the National Women's
Christian Temperance union will be held
i'm this city November To L.