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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
A DISASTER AT QUEBEC.
MANY LIVES LO7I BY a SLIDE OF
ROCK ON THE TERRACE

Thousands OF Tons Went Rushing
Down on Champlain Street Three
Hundred Feet Below-Ssven DWELL
ings Demolished in It's Course
Ten Corpses Recovered Up to Mid
night.
QUEBEC, Sept l9.-To-n!ght several toNs
Of rock slid from the cap diamond at the
end OF tbs Dufferin terrace 70 Chaplain
street., $40 feet below, demplishing in its
course seven dwellings. Up TO midnight
ton corpses have been taken from the runs,
among item are Thomas Far oil and two
Of his children, also two children named
Burke, and one unknown child Farrelfs
mo lie '-in-lsw, Mrs. Allen, ana her husband,
are still in the rulns
THE WOUNDED.
About twenty-flve persons have been re-
moved from the debris badly injured
Some have broken arm and legs and otA
ers are badly crushed aud mu ,ilatsd.
IL is suopos j hat at least flfty persons
aye vet under the ruias.
B' battory the fire brigade and police
force are ou the ground. rendering valuable
assistance.
All the wounded removed from the ruins
we're conve} ed to the rarine and fisheries
department. Were mo heal men and clergy =
men looked after enI.
THE AREA COVERED.
The debris covers the road in q solid
mas some 800 ct in length, and from Is
10 25 feet hiSh.
1t is ippossibIe to say ut present how
many are dead and wounded. Every o g
/, working heroical.y a d under diliicnl los,
as tho night is intensely datk and the
electric ligUt wires nave been Frustrated.
CRIES ToR HELP
Cries of "Help. help are heard from
beueath the debris, but no hep can be
given. Very liltlo progress is made /
recovering bodies, owing to the stupendous
mass Of rock covering the ruins. More
rocks are falling, aud it is feared
that the whole boulder forming the
highest point II Qlelec will give way.
THE PROMENADE UNSAFE.
QUEBEC, Sept % 1 80 A. M-The mass Of
rock dst ched from the cliffs slide left a
vacant space Of extraordinary dimensions
under Dutferin terrace, and that great
promenade is now unsafe. II will take sew
eral days to recover all the bodies. The
damage will exceed glOG000.
THREE MORE BODIES.
QUEBTC, Sept. %, : A. M.-1he houses in
that locality were built Of stone and brick
and inhabited by ship iaborers, etc. The
officers and mon Of Uhe royal schools of
cavalry are coming to the rescue
it'll ropes, picks and shovel5. About
500 men are now at work. Three more
bodies have just been taken from the ruins
The bodies are covered with C N gula Ted
blood and dust, and are sickoning spect-
acls to hJld
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
SPECIAL WEATHER B BULLETIN.

The Cyclone Gro ssiux Southern Flor
ida 70 tAe Eastward.
WASHINGTON, sept 19.-The following
special wea her bulletin was issued this
morning:
The West Indies cyclone is probably
or ssing S0ut lern Florida to the east ward.
with decreasing energy. Light frost3 have
&C urred throughout the en- ire 0 10 valley.
d West VirRllil, In the western h III OF
Maryland, add ia Northwe terra Virginia.
Fr0sts will ocolr over tho same sectlo to-
night. and also IN We terra Pelnsylva lia
and ex osed places IN the interi rof EASTERN
New York, and Eastern Pennsy vAnia and
New Jer ey. The storm now sntral o the
New England coast will proDab be fol-
lowed by colder clearing we ther, with
light fros So expnsei places IL the interior.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
MORE FEVER FROM CUBA.
The British Bark Jane Law En- Route
to New York Infected.

The British Bark Jane Law En- Route
to New York Infected.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l9-Dr. Burgess,
sanitary spector Of marine hospital
service at llava IA, Cuba, has written 10
Surgso General Hamilton, dated Sept. IL,
that the British bark, Jane Law, which
cleared for New York on Sept. Z, took bill
If health on tha5 date in ich it
was sra ed that all Of her crew
we're we'll except the me Q, who was con-
valescing from a. attack # yellow fever.
o. that day the Lan's crew mutinied, snd
the We sol renal ID at Havana util
Sent. II, whe the doctor says he maie a
seco d inspection OK the vessel, and found
that one IL the you z sal ors bad bee
taken the previous night Wit symptoms Of
yellow fever. Tie vessel proceeded to sea
with the man alb ard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
ANnTHER RODY RECoVERFD.
POINTS FROM PATTERSON.
A Religious Revival just Closed-l
Merr!age-Overhau Ing g House.

A Religious Revival just Clo6ed-A
Marr!age-Overhau ing House
PATTERSON, GA, Sept. ia religious
revival has just daEn to close ia the
Missionary Baptist church. The pastor.
Rev. Edg,r Black of Jesup, assisted by
Brothe Norris and Barber, lab red assidu-
ously day aud night. As result of the
meeti nj Q converts pr fes. ed conversion,
were baptized and received into full fellow
ship in tine church.
Henry Thomas and Miss Louisa Gill were
married at the residence OF the brides
brother, Ro ert Gill, few night since.
T. S. MCGEE has just replaced his tton
g1n and gr st mill o lgine vita new fifteen
horse power engine.
Henry A. McDonou9hi is having his hand
some two-story residence overhauled from
sill to ceiling.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
NoRFoLK's NEW DRY DOCK.
Only an -Four Required to Pump in
100000 Gallons OF Water.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Sept 19.-The new
dry dock, just completed at the Norfolk
navy yard, by J. E. Simpson & Co., of
New York, was formally opened this mo n
ing in the presence of a large gathering,
among the number being prominent repre-
sentativsS OF the army, navy, d bu,IneSs
men Of New York, and other cities. IL
took just ono hou to pump the dock ful,
when contains $4,000 gallons Of water,
and the same length of time 80 pump out
the aissoI.
THE YANTIC THE FIRST TO ENTER.
At HAS O'clock the dock W ready for
the United States 5 eauship Hantic, dec
rated VITA bunJ,g and he's hind playing
tile natio al anthem, came into the dock
under her own steam. The operation WAS
success in every. partic Mar, and ehclted
great applause from thousands of Specta-
tors. Among the naval otiioa present
were Rear Admiral Jouett and Commodore
White. chief Of bureau OF yards aud docks,
navy department.
ABANQUET ~ THE YARD.
After the Yautic hal bean S successfully
docked tho Messrs. Simpson ent'r aimed az
banquet in the navy yard owe 5l0 in
vited guests from various paris Of the
country. The scene was an animated one
and the affair a lila It succ s.. J. Z.
Simpson, Jr., welcomed the que is IN
ha pv manner and called upon Judge A.
c. Natthews, first comptroller Of the
treasury, who replied to tbe toast ''1he
PresiIent,' which WAS drunk standing.
Hon John Il. Thomas of Illinois rsspo ded
TO the toasJ The Navy" aud Rear Admiral
Jouett to that of "The Secretary of he
Navy" Judge Watts of Portsmouth, Va,
spoke for "Ihe Old Dominion"
THE CoMMAEDANT.
Loud calls for Commodore George Brown,
c1mmandant of the Norfolk navy yard,
brought that officer to his feet In the
'urse OF his remarks, he paid a high com
pliment to Naval Constructor Bowles, and
this was ne 81 gnal for vigorous demand
that he sh uld be heard. Co struc,or
Bowles acq Iittei himself handsomely. Col.
John NJ. Carson, he Ph ladeIpn
Ledger, responded for ''the Press,n and
Lieut.. Lucion Young or the United States
navy spoke for "Americ Il commerce" -"
ans or to calls, speeches were also made
by Col. William Lamb OF N)rf Tx. Hon
Tin Campbell of New York, A. " Fletcher
of Phiiadelp late private secretary
Secretary Whit ey, and Gen. V. b. Gronar
of Norfolk. T1e b nquet was brought 10 q
clio e ,y vote OF thanks t. J. e, SImp5ou
81 Co.
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IN RoNo2 or cR1opL

10000 People Join in a Demonstra-
tion at Naples.
NAPLES. Sept. ia demonstration In
honor of Premier Crlspi was held here to-
day. Tve-ty thou and persons, including
members Of the municipai government and
of the Senate and Chamber Of Deputies.
with bands and annerS, ma ched in process.
sion TO Sign Il G ispi's villa, whore On ad-
dress was presented 10 the promier con-
graduating him upon his rec very from the
Injuries recently i hicted by tine would be
ASA sin, CADoraN
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THREE MORE BODIES.
LoU1s1ANA's BOND FRAUD

NO Telling What the Criminal Pro-
ceedlngs May Devslop.
NEW ORLEANS, la, Sept. 49, --Tnvesti-
cation ~ state olfic ais and parties largely
interested n state securities continues TO
doveoD new casss of fraud every y. 1t
now appears that forgery has been al ied TO
the fraudu Oh floating Of the bond Of tue
state { rough the criminal carelessness of
the states servants.
ANOTHER OvERssUE DISCOVERED.
In addition to S313,600 of colso idated
bonds upol which lntere3t pnyments have
lust been st pped, audf many of which
presumably ALI have been surreptitious,y
nut upon - market inst al being can
C He'd there nave b Ell d scovsred in prl-
vate hands n numher OF 4 psr cents. issued
under acS Of M. 12l Of 1880, and X iowa as
colst tation ! bonus, th Il are clearly an
over issue made III fraud.
A MYSTERY.
How @ @ blank forms got ont of the pos
ession OF Their proper custodia 8, who
filed the, n up and affixed tae signatures Of
the governor and state treas Irsr, may o ly
be disclosed throug ths criminal courts.
But the fact IS settled that while ths hig -
est leg / issue of the 500 sorios # these
bonds ia No. 200. unbsrs al leas a,
high as 2i3 are outs andi ig, and Of $500
series Che legal limi Of d" hich is No. 30J
bonds as high as No. So are afl ,ab.
THE WILL TELL.
To what extent this fraud may be and It's
ramifications short time will disclo O. A
dispatch recei eG from Maj. Bur se, ex-state
treosurer, dat d London, yesterday, says
he viii sail On Satuaday, and hopes to reach
homo By Monday week
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AIM OF TIE IRIsH.

Homo Rule Not to b, Obscured by Es-
tablishing a University.
DUBLIN, Sept. l9.-At a meeting Of the
Dublin corporation friday Lord Mayor
Sexton, referring TO Secretary Balfour's
offer to establish a Catholic university in
Ireland, said that no matter what measures
were passed as part of the policy Of
coercion by the government for | Gland.
the Irish people would not swerve from
tueir main obje t, namely, to obtain an
Irish parliamen. aud to secufo the nan age
Inent Of Ireland's revenues and the admin
isration Of tue laws By Judiciary re-
sponslble to the people.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
4 Threatened Strike.

DON, Sent. 19.-Ihe meu employed
by the sllt-buil ling firm OF Thorne ycraft
thIea en,to strike 70 all advances If wages.
T firm has several large CONTRACT on hand
for the building of torpedo boats, ard the
mfn believe that tho necesst for IN filing
these contracts will force their ompl yors
0O accade TO their demands.
Lord Brassey has consented TO act as arbi-
tratar in the matter OF the lightermens
grievances.
The siiyertown telegraph works has locked
out 1000 men who dem lndsd an advance
in wages
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COTTON MAY GO UP.

a Fortnight's Stoppage to Punish the
f1ipR.
LONDON. Sept. 20, 8 a. M-The Times
corr spondent at Preston says there is a
prospect that American cotton may yet
touch pence por pound, nj that fort
d ght's stoppago in October will be secured
to punish to Liverpool ring. One hun
dred thon and spindiss and macy thousand
looms are II Joped in Norta aud East Ian
cashir., a d notices have bssa given of
more exts siye stoppages mex week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
Tar ON COTTON.

The Memphis Exchanges Not Apt to
agree With New Orleans
MEMPHIS, TENN. Sept. l0.-The mer-
chants and cotton exchanges are receiving
daily prots IS against the ad ption Of the
recommendation OF the cotton convention
recently he'd in New Orleans TO tare cotton
wrapped in iuts at "a pounds, and that in
bagging at Is pounds. The Indications are
that the rulo will aot be adopted by the
Memphis exchange.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
enssIoN OF TIE ODD FELLOWS
The Date for the Memorial Services
Chang d to June.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 10-Ia the session
Of the Severe GU Grand LOdZe OF OLD Fell
lows this afternoon e resolution was offered
and referred changing the date for holding
the general memorial services from Oct. 20
to the sscoad Friday in June. The creation
aud work OF the patTiarehs militant was
indsrsed ard the price Of vetera jewels
was reduced from IS to "A. IL as decided
to lntlnue the invest CATION Of Odd Eel
low insurance associatio H.
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Fights With Boulan1ists.

PARIS, Sept. 19.-At a meeting OF VI.
Thibeaua's supper uers in the Ciqle FIR
nando to-day tumul WAS caused by n
series of hg1ts VITA Boulanzists, and the
police were obliged o Gle the cirque.
lhirty-two Of the 2j9 B ula gisv candi-
dates nominated have " ttidrawn. Among
them are two inhueltla citizens. 1t isnow
100 late TO substitute otnsr ca didates.
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SOUTHERN FIR lGHr RATES.

The Association Co.'s to Pieces and
All Roads May DO as they Please.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. IA dispatch
from S Louissa "The Southern Freig 1t
ASS )cisti IN, which includes all the promi-
nent southern line, went to pieces here
yesterday, and will probably never meet
agaia as an association. The Ca ro Short
Line gave notice OF its wit1drawa, aud
o her lines showed no desire o kes) up the
organiz ito. The a sociati0n fixed no
souther freight ra .es, and from this on G
go-ss-you-piesse policy win probably be
pursued by the lines"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
METHoDIors AlEEr.
The Ninth Session of the Pacific Con-
ference in Progress.

FRESNO, CAL, Sept. 19.-The ninth ses-
sion of the Pacific Annual Conference Of
the Meth dist Episcopal church South met
in this city yesterday. Bishop Hsrgra We
Of Nashville, Tenn, presided. L. C. Rem
fes was reelected secre airy. The publish
ing house at Nashv ! q is reported 10 be io-
ing a pros u business, citing an snaual
Or fit of S5J,0J0.
Communicate wers received from DR..
David Norton, secretary of church extern
sion. and Rev. w. C. Dunlap, CO conmissiansr
os education for the colored H. E. church of
America.
A com mittee Of three was appointed to
raise a fund 70 assisting in e luc tional
work among the colored brethren Of the
above me toned church
c. T. Rankin vas elected publishing agent
for the next ye r.
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DOGS as Bearare of Dtsnatcbaa

BERLIN, s. 'pt. le--In the naneuvers at
Han yer, q e, chi 1y s S.laniels, are being
employed with & eat success as beare of
dispatches. TODAY the troO 8 engaged in
the maneuvers exper neuted Oh an extern
i've scale with tie new snokees3 powder.
The sup ly Of lis powder already stored is
sufficient for the W hole reserve fOrca.
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wINTER's FIR II GALL.

Snow and Cold Weather Reported In
Several states
NEwBURG. N. Y, Sept 19.-The first
snow of the season fell here this afternoon.
SNOW on MOUNT WASHINGTON.
CRAWFORD hoUsE, ~ H., Sept. 19.-
Snow began falling on Mount Washington
tas morning, and is now several caes in
depth, while the 80 mi5s near the Craw-
ford house are wiits
HEAVY SNOW IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, SEPT l9--There was a heavy
fall of snow t1rouSh ut Austria to-day
Hundreds OK peassnt' cJtt * es are COM
pietely saoaed nndsr. MICA damage has
been done to crofs.
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ONE OF LIFE's SAD TRAGEDIES.
Man and Wife Found Dead Side by
Side in a NurServ.


WINDSOR, ONT., Sept. 19-About II
O'Clock this morning a man and woman
were found dead in Douyall'5 nursery,
where they had been sitting two hours
previously. The woman was shot through
The heart, and t man had gaping bul ct
hole in his orehead, from which blood was
oozing. PeDers fou d OF his person
showed him TO be Silas Dinsrere
Of Rushville, Ind, and the woman
was probab his wife A revolver with
two G ambers empty was found near the
bodies The log grass in the vicinity ap-
peared as if some one had takel hold of it
wi b both hands and pulled it cnnvulsively,
but no other traces of a struggle of any
sort were found. The clothes Of the dead
persons contained only cents in money
and few unimportalt papers. The man
was apparently ~ years old ID the woman
aholt On
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-20
England,s Naval Reservs.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Sir Michael Hicks
d ach speaking at Hull tom ght, adyoca cd
tie creation OF a na, al reserve N re co A.
nensurati with Eng And's great corn aer-
cial marine. lie suggested t.aD tAere wsrs
plenty Of snllful fisgernen in the uorC lerl
d wester his lands whose scr ccs might
ba ut 1 zsi in TINS way
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Makss Ernnc1 Dsnnnolntad.

ARIs Sept. l9.-The sta e,nent that the
care itoh has besn made col Incl of the
German hn sars has caused much comment
here. TIE appointment IS heia TO led cate
that the cza eyitch Will not visit the ex osi-
ton, and boat ths talksi-ot Franco Russian
alliance is ouly q vision Of the followers of
M DorouiefIs
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A Brakeman Kiliad.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 19.-Thsod re B.
Bland. brakeman on the James river divis-
ion OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
was run over and xii ed to-dag. IL Il sup
posed he was Walking from one car TO
another putting on brakes, and fell from
the train.
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TWO YOUNG wo zen DROWNED.

They Got xclt9d ana 5prGng from
Wagon into a stream.
WAsHIyeroY, Sept. 10 -YesteriAy near
Purcellville, Va, party OF I've psrsons
were fordi1g swollen stream in a
eon, en- two young ladies, Miss Susie
Gator, of Georgetown. AMI Miss Ella At
we'll. Of Alexandra, became frightened and
inraped from the wagon into the stream,
and b th were drowned. The other mem-
bers Of the party kept their seats and
reached the bank safely.
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oeronimo.s Me- Roma.

WASHINGTON, Ssnt. le.-The secretary
Of war has decided to accept the offer Of the
Indian Rights Associate to purchase a
tract Of land IN North Carolina for Gercni-
mos band Of l dians, now MINED at Sit
there in q more civilized mode Of life.
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SPAIN AND THE MoORs.
A Fleet Of War ships Sent to Help
Get tins { aptives


Get ths { sptives.
MADRID, Sept 19-To support its de-
maud O. the Sultan Of no occO for the re-
lease Of the captain. four of the crew and n
passenger of the Spanish vessel whicA was
ca tured by natives off the Rid c asst, and
who, it is believed, were taken into the inte-
rior to be sold into slavery, tho Spanish
governme c has ordere fl et of war sAips
TO proceed at once to Tangier.
lea tbouSiGd troops have ais been or
cered to hold them elves in readiness to
EN- ark r Morocco.
10 stlil hoped, however, despite these
lrepa nuons, that tue prisoners i'll be re-
leased without he necessity of resortng TO
extreme measures
TROOPS ORDERED TO EMBARK.
LONDON, Sep ia dispa ch from
Malrld 10 Tho Chronicle SAYS that tr ops
have leon Jrds. ed to embark Immediately
for Morocco.
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FRAYCINHr AT IT. MIoHAEL
he and Gen. Mirnosl Su-te,t the Army
With Praise.

IN Frtia9.
PARIS, Sept. l9.-Aftsr the review Of the
troops by NJ lie Freyc,net, minister of war,
at 81. Michael yesterday afternoon, Com de
Mlrabsl, conmander Of the Sixt army
corps, mada an address to tho officers. Ho
said that France, supporte by tho army,
la been reinstated TO uer form rank
among the nations. She feared nothi <,
nor no ody NJ. de Frsycinet also deliv-
cred an address. He Congratulated the
troops uI on their sple appea ance and
di clphue, and said that with such All army
France was secure aud could demand re-
spoc..
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BRIGANDs BURNED.
The Leader of the Gang Woman
EerVla tho Scene.

EeFVAa Jno scene.
VIENNA, Sept. l9.-1he Political Core
spondencs publishes the following story:
'in the Serviar village of Losowiks re-
Gently a body IF gend surrounded
and set fire 10 house in which party Of
brigands bad taken refuge. The leader OF
the band, who wns a female, and two other
NJ mbors perished in the flames, after max
ing esperats attempts 20 tght tnoir way
out. The others we're captured. One
gendarme was killed.
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Ruesia.e Psacsful Policy.

ST. PErERsBURo, Sept. 10. The news-
papsls s t Is city have bee1 ordered to
craSe championing Gen. Bou anger, and to
al jpt moderate tone conce ming Bul saria.
This il snpp sci to indicate "A desire Oh the
part Of the governments for a peaceful
uoiic.y
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Ex-Klng Milan,s Plans.

GRADE. Sept 19.-Fhere ara persist
ent rumors here that ek.kiug Milan con-
tenn plates coup d'stat for the nufpose of
securing the rege CT. 1t is said that he
asked the Austrian gov rnment for mill
tary support, but bis re ,uess was refused.
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Made Assistant superintendent.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-E. L. Jordan
has been ppJintsd assistant suparinteud-
ent of tbs bure iu Of engraving aud pri IT.
ing. Mr. rdan has been a pla print
er in the bureRu for thirteen years. aud was
active in he N vement which resulted in
tie discontinuance Of the steam presses.
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rha rrinle Allinnca a NecasaItv.

ROME, Sept. 10 --Ka ] Blind, q we'll
known social I, has written a letter % tn :
Rifornad, in which be declares that the
Insistanancs Of the tripls Glli nee is abso-
lu ely necessary for the peace Of Europe,
and constit tes zeal safeguard Of Italian
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rince He ary at Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR. Sept 10. - Tie G.r~an
ran-Df-wa Irene, in com ma d of Prince
Helry Of Prussia brother OF the Gem an
om oeror. arrived her today, el rou g to
he Fireus. The prince vislte the fortifi-
cations, es .ortsd by a guar Of honor.
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Cave Birth to 6extats-

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Sept. 1o.-1Irs.
Hiram 6hen " Malad, Idaho. has given
birth n ssxtets, three boy aud three girls.
They weigaed eight pounds altogether. All
are bright aAd hearty, and pronise to live
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Visnnn's Koyal Visitors Dispersing.
VIESNA, Sept. 19-Fne royal visitors
a dispersing. The Kiug and Crown Prince
Of 5 eden left for tome tbls afternoon.
The car, sx-Einpress FrsdericE 4 King
Christian acc)mpani them t. HeisinE gem
fors The Greek royal family will leave on
Sunday mart
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Work of Mexican rain Robbers.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. ia freight
train on the Mexican Central rai!ro d was
derailed yesterday near Lagos. e ri iser
B ent was killed, a q three others w re
won ded. II is suppose THAI the &C ide
W 8 caused oy an atte pit OF train robbers
TO wreck the train.
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80 in Virvinia.

DAwvrLLE, Va, Sept. ia cold wave
struck this section last Mig t. aud this morn
ing the waaEhsr is cold snouga Tor hfss d
oYercuats No damage 70 crops 10 reported.
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sentencsd for Forxiu0 Couno =.

LONDON, Sept. 10 Maj. Field. formerly
secr tsry of the Bridsh an Amer can
Mortgage Company, wa. sentenced to-day
t. twelve months' imp is0ame It at hard
labor for forg coupons OF the company.
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NJ on't oppose Einn.

LoxpoE. Sept. 19-The conservatives
have decided not 20 noTninass a ca idldGto
in opposition to Mr.. leag. the Gl dstoAiaa
noni ee for ths parliamentary scat for
Dundee, made vacant by tine death Of hr.
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J. .. Rarnabr pead.

Providence. r. l., Sept IA. II.
BArnaDy died at 4 l'cock this morning.
Sir. Barnaoy was stricken with paralysis
Tuesday.