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The daily critic., 1890-10-08
PERSONAL.


Royalty is dear IN England. An
el oDy walking stick which once be
longed 10 GeOTgius TeTlius was lately
sold at auction in London for $50,
Senator HaBley possesses in hand
some binding George Washington's
own copy Of the statutes Of the First
Congress, which met IN New York in
1883 The book Is printed by Francis
Childs and John Swsine of Philadel-
pbia, printers to the United States.
Ms. Catherine BeecheF, elder sister
of Mis- Stowe and Henry Ward
BGCeheF, once wrote an article on
Free Agency which was published
IN the BiJLsal Repository, and has been
pronounced By competent critics the
very best answer 10 Edwards on The
VIII.
The Princess Marie Leonie, eldest
daughter Of Prince Napoleon Charles
B0napaTte, Is about 10 marry a simple
lieutenant In an Infantry regiment. with
no rank OF fortune The father Of the
bride is real nephew Of Napoleon /.
was born In 1888, and married In 1853
the Princess Marie Christian, daughter
Of Prince RuspOh et CeTyeteri her
mother being Princess Masslmo. which
noble house claims 70 be the oldest IN
Europe. The bride, the Princess Marie
Leonie, Is 20 years Of age and possesses
q fortune Of over 5000, 600 francs.
Every one viii allow this 70 be a good
match for an officer In a marching Eegi-
ment,
Henry CleWs, The banker, says that
shaving the head for badness Is q de-
fusion and a snare When quite q
young man he found himself growing
bald, and by the advice Of a barber,
which advice vas also indoTsed By q
Bigmaker. be had the top Of his head
shaved regularly twice a week for SIX
months During this time he wore a
/ $50 toupee bought Of the wigmaksr.
Si1 months vas The time he was 70 shave
LIS head 10 affect a cure. but q the eE
I piTadou Of Ibis period be found that the
tUupee or something else had killed All
[ the roots Of BIS hair and be was hope
lessly bald In telling this tale Of woe
I Dir C,eHs always removes his bat as he
approaches the climax and thus the ab.
solute truth Of it IS flashed Ike q great
white iglt upon the heaer
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

The PRoHIBITIoNIsT candidate for
Governor Of Pennsylvania bears the
suggestive name Of GIL. A GIN is a
pretty good quantity 10 take at one
swallow.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

RUBE Borrow, the desperate Ala,
bama outlaw, has been captured. De
tectiygs have been on his trail for
mouths. But they didn't come up With
him. Awhile farmeT located him aud
two negroes effected his arrest.
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A Park IS AsRED for in the northern
part Of the ely, on Florida avenue and
between Eleventh aud Thirteenth streets.
1t should be granted.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

Dr. 3 II Berry ~ y. s. lala assistant
demoustrator iu tha University ot Mary
land aE Baltimore and clinical assistant %
tha University hospital, has taken par.QEa
at lgIQ Fifteenth street northwest and
comes b Washington highly recommended
fllm tba highest ana most Trustworthy
professional sources.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
EDUCATIONAL.
Gs0rgetoHnUnIVesItY School Of Law
FACULTY.

REV. J. HAVENs RICHARDS, 5. j..
President of the University.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN,, IL D..
Dean OF the Faculty.
HON. WILLIAM A RICHARDSON. IL. d.,
(Chief Justice u. s, Court OF Claim0
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative
Law and Legal Maxims;
Lecturer on Constitutional and Interna-
tionai Law, Admiralty end Comparative
Jurisprudence.
HON. JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON, Ii D.,
Lecturer on the Law Of Real Estate and the
Law Of Evidence.
HON. ANDREW O. BRADLEY
'1pissee so9Igps IinIas an romInon law Plead
ing and Equity Jurisprudenee;
JOSEPH j. DARLlNGIONs 1t. D..
Lecturer on the Law OF teFSonhl FtopoFty'
Contracts and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON, IL. D.,
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnership, Corpora
tiohs, Practice and Iestamentary Law
n. ROSS PERRY, A. NJ,
Lecturer on Criminal Law, Domestic Rela-
tions and Forts.
MOOT COURT.
Circuit Court: Prof. George Z, Hamilton.
Court Of Appeals: Pr0fs. Martin +. Morris,
Andrew c. Bradley and K. Ross Perry
Introductory lecture and announcements
for the ensuing term at the Law Binding.
corner 9th and II sts. n. W. on WEDNESDAY,
OCT. /. at $50 p. N. tAll Interested are cor
daily invited 70 attend. The library, now
Comprising the English and leading American
Ieuorts and the latest text books upon most
legal subjects, Is located In the Law Build
ing. with commudiOus reading rooms al
taehed ard viii be open IRON a. N 70 ~ p;
N. daily. Sundays excepted, 70 students and
alumni Of the school.
The secretary can be seen at the Law
Building on Tuesdays, Thursdays and oatur'
DAYS from 7:s0 TO $50 p. M, for information
enrolment, etc. Circulars giving course OF
study, terms, etc, can be obtained az book
and LCwdeFmilk & Co, i424 81. n. v and
at ". S. Thomps0n's drug store, 103 18Th S.
n. ", or on application, personally or ~ let
's' - ''-' 5. NJ YEATMAN,
sepi0-lm Secretary and Treasurer
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS.
~ 1872 Mass. ave.
Ahords every facility for acquiring thor
ough education 10 literature, music aud art.
The instruments taught are piano, harp, Yio-
lin, guitar, mandolin and banjo. Languages,
general vocal, drawing and fancy work free.
sel2,ly
ST JOHNS COLLEGE
Annapolis, Nd.
I0ist session commences 18TH SEPT en-
BER. Eight Departments and tour courses
Of study. Buildings heated by steam. Terms
moderate. For catalogue address the presi,
dent,
THOMAS FELL, LID, Ph. D.
ROSEMARY HALL
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB
YOUNG LADIES,
WaIlingford. Conn.
Academic and preparatory courses
Principals. MISS LANSING and MISS
RUUTZ REEs.
Christmas term begins OCTOBER 2 FQl
/ catalogue address ROSEMARY HALL.
| DENTLEE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
ga Madison ave, near 59th ST.
New YORK City.
Reopens a above address OCTOBER 4
/ 1880. william Jones, A. B. Haryaril, Prin
cIpal. Address until september Box 10, Fal
RoekaRay, IL
| C,HABDLER SCHOOL 0g SCIENCE
AND TIE Arts.
Hanover, h. a
Address The president or
/ PROF :. 4. RQGGLAs.
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WoadaFa of ths Deep.

HtaAs AAe At# 41f+ As4 Aa4s
Did you ever sec a zhad r0W
No but 1 Ye seen q sword dsh
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A CADEMY or the HOLY CROSS.

A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS.
"A 1872 Mass. Ave.
Affords every facility for acquiring thor
ough education IN literature, music aud art.
The Instruments taught are piano, harp, Yio-
lin, guitar, mandolin and banjo. Languages,
general vocal, drawing ana fancy work free,
sei21y
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
$500

Anything like them--any-
where else. .-more. Fair as
well as foul weather shoes.
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SENATOR CHANDLER wants the absent
New Hampshire voter TO 90 home next
month and vote. The Republican party
needs him badly.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
$500
That's a dollar earned for

Listen to the comments
you'll hear made about our
$I.9S Black Bottom Shoes.
Not what we say--but what
those who have worn them
know about them. Calf or
Kangaroo. They are OF the
best quality in the world for
the money.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

Tue DEMOCRATS Of the Thirty third
New York district have dung their Bunt-
ing 10 the breeze, as II were. Front
name THOMAS L.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
MOOT COURT.

MOOT COURT.
Circuit Court: Prof. George E, Hamilton:
Court OF Appeals PTofs. Martin + Morris,
Andrew Q. Bradley and r. Ross Perry,
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

Hlous ne lNaolhll1u NhuutAAANu tht
newspaper attacks on General DUMoET
TnE CRITIC eongratulates the genial
General. whom Il believes to be an Ell.
cient official
RuBE BUREow, the desperate Ala,
bams outlaw, has been captured. De
iectiygs have been on his trail for
mouths. But they didn't come up With
him. A white farmeT located him aud
two negroes effected his arrest.
WHEN THE CoUNT or PARIS deter
mined on a visit to this country he
counted Oh having good time. lie is
having Il. He attended dinuer at the
Metropolitan Club last night which
lasted until II o'clock.
HERE'S a CHANCE to earn your salt
for long time to come by telling tbs
Dutch Indian Government how, prac-
tically, salt in small packets should be
packed so as to keep dry In Dutch India.
The prize Is 10000 forms.
THREE THOUSAND seven hundred
and eighty-tWo miles Of railroad have
been built in this country so far this
year. We are bound TO get there If
railroads can carry US.
The PEoHIBITIoNIsT candidate for
Governor Of Pennsylvania bears the
suggestive name of GILL. A GIN is q
pretty good quantity 70 take at one
swallow.
A PARK IS AsRED for in the northern
part Of the city. on Florida avenue and
between Eleventh aud Thirteenth streets.
1t should be granted.
SENATOR CHANDLER wants the absent
New Hampshire voter TO 90 home next
month and vote. The Republican party
needs him badly.
TUE DEMOCRATS Of the Thirly-third
New York district have dung their Bunt
Ing 10 the breeze. as II were. Front
name fHoNAs L.
TEE GUATENALANs and Salyadorlani
are fighting some more II is hoped
they will fight 10 q finish this time.
THERE ARE fears in Buenos AyTel
that The ardent Argeniines are again
about 10 Teyolve. so 10 say.
McKHLEY Is oE the stump out Il
/ Ohio now. After the election be vii
[ be Up a stump.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

TIE GUATEMALANs and Salvadorlans
are lighting some more II is hoped
they will hsht 10 a finish this time.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

DtLOBF THEATRE-WEEK OF OCFOBRR
u 6. Matinees Monday, Wednesday, Fri
day aud saturday, A rare announcement
kuns phantasma Novelty Company pre-
senting the great CYRENE, the spanish
marvel; her equal never born. BE wise aud
see her, A solid show, glltedgad,
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

MCKBLEY Is oS the stump out 10
Ohio now After the election he WIN
be up q slump.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

THERE ARE fears in Buenos AyTes
that the ardent Argeniines are again
about 10 reyolve, so 10 say.
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{. F. DROOP'S,
EDUCATIONAL.

Eole Agent for Ste.nWay and Other First
Class Pianos and organs.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

1918 street northwest, Washington, d. c.,
or J. b. WHITEHEAD, Halifax, y. c.
Hncloze Iost &c stsmp in all letters Of In
quiry.
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4 Cowboy. narrInEc.

CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-James II.
Campbell was found at his residence,
s224 Grand Boulevard. lest night.
Mr.. CamDbell said that his son
George had been sent into the Indi-
an Territory by him when Is years
old and had there learned 10 Guido
the cowboys in riding s'blckiug
ponies.s He Is rs fearless and ac-
cOmplished hOrseman As the
Apaches. Young Cam bell went
to London with Colonel Slelley's
Wild West show. While there he
met Miss DOdd and the young pep
PIE fell in love. The heads Of the
two families correspondent In rela-
ton TO the matter. Mr.. DOdd want
Ell Gorge 10 come after his bride
after both fathers hal agreed 10 the
match, but he could not be spared
from business, 50 il was finally SET
tied that she should come 90 Ameri-
ca 10 wed the msn OF her choice.
She arrived Sunday morning, anu
they We're married last evening by
the Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr.. a Blp-
list minister Of New York. with
whom the young man had commc-
nicated. a residence on Calumet
Avenue had been fitted up for the
young people and is ready for Oe-
cupancy upon their arrival II
Is expected they will arrive ia
Chicago very soon. The groom i
q years old ard has an Interest in
the business OF which his father is
the head.
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Tie President at crss>sn.

CREsSOS STRINGS, Pa, Sept. To-
| IL has teen gTrang,d b. lay the RiVel
and HaTbor appropriation bill be'
fore the President Immediately on
being signed 10y the Speaker. Spe-
culation Is about evenly divided q
TO IT, prospects. those who are sure
# veto being about as numerous
rs tbose who are confident Of ap-
prevail.
There is every ttason 20 believe
the President IL seriously c0E-ider-
ing the advisabiiity of calling an
extra session Of Congress. IL i
known that several prominent Re
puJlicans have advised such a
course. with n view so considering
the Federal Election bill. Persons
who have talked with the President
soy that he viii certainly recOnvene
Congress n certain pending mea-
SUITES In which he iakes great inter
est are not disposed Of n; this session.
Thee include the Aut.-ls0ttery bill.
the Supreme Court bill, and land
bills nov in the Senate. AMI the
postal shipping Till, now awaiting
action In the House.
The President is known TO he
especially Interested in the passage
Of the election bill and wOuld prL-
baby feel Justified in calling an
extra session FOR consideration Of il
and such other important measures
now pending a. may not be disp0sed
Of IL al this session.
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ASi=naio Of Distress.

NEW YORK. sept. I5.-The cap
tain % the steamer NuTnldHdfs re-
Iorts TIA. yesterday afternoon he
sighted the American ship Itai'eR-
ger flying signals 0f distress. He
cert boat 10 her through n bowling
Storm. Captain Thompson, OF the
Challenger. reported that during q
terrific hurricane September 1t
twelve Uf his men were washed
overheard. : mai1riiy % the u
mainter wer. too III - work. In
addition 10 the twelve men killed
fuuT hal arms ami legs broken. leay-
Ing hut four meu 81 WORK the ship.
The Challenger was terribly Grip
pied. The captain asked no as-iss-
aucc, Lut sent a letter by the Nor
nI1Hdc o. THE ships Owusrs-
The Challenger j. finSt-c!1ss
American thr;-c-ma- ter, i5Jl togs
burden. owned by Arthur SeEeli
& TO-, Of Bath, Maine. She had
taken n cargo Of general merchan-
disc from Portland, O-esOu, % Liv-
eruo1l. and was on her way home Ia
ballast % receive n cargo here fsE
Portland, OrrEOu. the CiGneRgcT
carried twesty- 4wo men, crew OIL
Gers and cook. 4 tug will 70 out u
look Tor heI today. She was sighlei
about two hundred AMI fifty milss
out n ss.i, and will be brJIsh, "a
this Tort.
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LIsB0S, Sept. R-The opening Of
the Cortes today caused great eX-
citement throughout the city, as a
stormy debate on the AnglO-Poriu-
guese treaty was expected. The
shops ans Offices were closed and
thousands Of citizens of all classes
wended their way 70 the Parliament
building.
Socn after the opening Of the Cor
tee. Ribeiro, Minister Of Foreign
AGairs, moved the adoption Of the
Anglo Portuguese treaty. He h.
gan 10 reai the various mOdifica-
tons which the government had
adopted 10 assuage the public husti.-
lily % the treaty, but before he had
gone far he was silencei by the
prOgresslst minority.
Amid tunult Major Seiya Pinto
arUse and shouted u the pr1gressist-.
''Holi your tongusi'' Upon this
prn;essist named BrIndO assaulted
Seipl Pinto aud a lively pugilistic
eBc0Inter ensUtd.
The president was unable TO re
store oriier and suspended the sitting.
When the Cortrs re.IsscnibiGd III
beirO introduced the English con-
ventiOn, with certain notifications.
II was referred to a committee.
whereupon the prOgrCssists moved
that Lieu enant Continho, who
seized the British steamer at CHR
mo, deserved the confidence Of the
country. The sit ing was concluded
ia an orderly manner.
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ALBANY, y. V, Sept SIT was
learned tonight from Ole Of the de
;cc;ives working on the New
York Genital train wrsckeTs' case
that the whole fight when the
wFeckeus are brought up for trial
will be center-d in an effort % save
Herman. Ali hut Herman have, II
has been learned from n reliable
source, made written confessions,
which impliclte the five men Eow
in custody IS being the wreckeTs,
aud from the same source Il j. said
tbe evidence .ut into the hands o.
the Faiinnai officials will surely
secure indictments ard convic iOUs
The promised financial all fur the
men who took part In the ielunct
strike arrived today. Some received
- - each, ami 9th rs s. 50 each
The ex-siTikers are disgustei, and
II Is said the pittance they have re-
ceiyed Tor the five weeks Id!eness
has caused them TO lose al faith IN
their leaders. The latter say the
sum iistrilu.ei today i only a
starter.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MAEsHALTOwN, Ia, SEPT, 10
Nearly a successful attempt was
maie here early this morning 10 as
sa.ssinste Detective j. &. Burkes,
who figured 20 prominently In the
notorious Rainbarger and Henry
Johns murier cases. Burkes las
been stopping az the Wilson Hcu.e
FOR some tiuF.. Last evening the
night clerk got him TO take his plerr
in the Office while he went out Il
toyE 10 spend the night. Shortly
before > o'clock this morning Burses
was passing through the office, when
lac heard pistol shot from the oft
side, and az the same Instant a -
cal.bre bullet crashed through the
side window anu missed BIrkes by
about two inches.
The detective ran out in time 20
Gimly sec hi. wuuid-tie a.sassiu
skulking down they alley. lie FOL
lowed and fired four shots after the
miscreant, but none took effect and
the latter escaped.
Burkes arrested Marx and Rice
in California last spring and brought
them back here for trial for the muir
der OF Henry Johns, n brother-in-
law Of Rainsbarger. The brOthers
have since made repeated threats
against the detectives life, and this
attempt il presumably another out
break Of the old deadly RAinshaTger
vendetta and il is evident that the
end Of the feudal warfare Is no; set,
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TUESDAY EVENING,
HznIuton'. DeatI.

NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-No further
particulars were received t0.iay con
corning the death Of Rsisert R1v
Hamilton. General Schuyler Hamii-
Ton, his father, Is Frustrated. He
has received no other adviees than
the published reports. The remains
VII probably be brought cast.
The death Of Robert RAY HsmiI-
ton terminates his suit against ivan
ge!Ine 81 lie, alias Eva Mann. Tor
annulmen; Of their marriage. Ills
attorney sasi the litigation i enr.e.i
unless his father or brother takes
hold Of the matter, in which cas-
tle suit will be pushed. Otherwiss.
ms Hamilton, who Is nov in the
Trenton STAT prison, would receive
uneihird Of the estate and the .aby
The remainder. General Hamilton
hal nothing TO say about the liti..a-
lion.
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What Killed His Town.

AT F0Tl Scott | met an acquaint
ance whom 1 knew hai gone fur
ther west TO found a future city, nnI
naturally enough | made inquiries
a. ,G-bcw he progressed in his en-
terprise.
"Promised TO he the biggest thing
on earth, . ne replied.
"Iou were 70 have three railroad
linss?''
YES"
"And four or five great factories
were to he es.abIishedT"
eyes"
"And there was to be an avenue
named after every State?"
ssYes.D
"And four different street ear
lines were to be in operation within
n year."
Yes
"Two banks, two colleges, four
churches, n union depot, 4 city hail.
two opera houses and a government
suilding were Oh your list for early
comPletione'
They were"
"weil. what have YOU dOne?''
"Not i bllnIed thing"
mot even made a beginning"
mo. / was going 10 buy 500
acres Of land for the site, but while
the owner was getting an abstract
q title 4 EIan C>ns along with n
r1tary washing machine, offered me
four county rights for SO and a
shotgun, and 1 killed the town and
saved the machine man from going
10 p2upel's grave. I've got feel
ings, / have. When I see man
struggling - make an honest living,
but meeting adveTsity at every
turn, my feelings force me TO stretch
cut helping band an1 letthis great
and glorious west is,,i,i ie- her own
canoe. "-AeiC ToTk >Jus.
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CLINToN, Iowa, Sept. ia
tragedy took place today az Grand
Mount. W. ". Llugdon Of the
well known firm Of Langdon & Co.,
railroad contractors, has n contract
for laying the double track OF the
Chicago 4 Northwestern between
Clinton ami Cedar Rapids.
lie had established his heaiquar-
tiers at Grand Mount and, with his
wife, boarded with The family Of n
man named J. w. Cool.
Tl-isy n man calling himself ].
w. Deaven arrived az Grand Mount
aud. meeting LlnglOn, went with
the latter 10 the boarding house,
where they couversed with Mrs.
LaugJlon. 4 quarrel arsse ard
Deaven drew n revolver aud shot
Mrs Langton, killing her instantly.
Langton drew n revolver and shot
he murderer deal on the SPOT.
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senate.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is. - The
Senate TO-DAY passed a number OF
bridge bills. The bills on the
calendar were then taken up, and
several passed, among them the
Senate bill 10 amend the act Of June
~, ISIS. This bill requires all sub
sidized railroad companies TO trans
nit 10 the commissioner Of railroads
duplicates Of all bills for services in
Transportation Of passengers on
6r.ight. carrying Of mails, express,
or for any service whatever rem
Ard for or on behalf Of the United
states. The commissioner Is TO for
ward these bills 10 the proper ae-
Counting Offices, with such recon
Taendstions as be may see fit TO
r,sIe and the accounting officers are
10 report their action thereon 70 the
commissioner OF railroads
The conference report on ine IAil-
r,.J land forfeiture bill was then
tsIen up. and Sanders finished MS
srgument. After remarks by Plum
anil Morgan, It WAS agreed that =
1T, IL. taken tomorrow aiteriioon'
and the Senate adjourned
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

THE MONTANA DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
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rcnrlnI si-ht

Nsw YORK, Sept. 15.-The crowd
Of psople who att nded the play al
the Park Theatre t1night were treat
ell 10 n horrible :, ectacle when
leaving. Lin-mla X pop had gone
up a pole in font Of the theatre to
tx an electric light and in some
way received the deadly current.
He lay limp across the wires while
the sickening sire Cf the U'eCirici.
IS burning into the FISH could he
heard below. He WIS removed a.
soon as possible aud taken TO the
HOSPITAL where he died.
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Hanlnn, nrnorrrt..

HELENA, Mont, Sept. l5.-lhe
democratic State convention nomi-
rated Judge W. w. Dixon for Con-
gress and adopted n platform de-
voted ia large part 10 n condemna-
ton Of the elimination Of the vote
in prerinct 81 last year Il sivo-
Gates the free coinage Of silver, n re
ductiOn 4 Indian reservations, pre-
vention Of tine requirement Of min
eral lands by land grant, condemns
the Mckinley and election bills,
aud Comments the administrations
OF Grover Cleveland and Governor
TOele.
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swIlehnea Meet Together.

BUFFALO, Sept I5.-The fifth an
nual convention Of the Switehmen's
Mutual Aid Association was called
10 order this afternoon. This morn
ing there was a street parade, In
which a thousand men participated.
After the parade the delegates re-
paired TO Music Hall, where the
mayor delivered an address OF well
come. Grand Master Sweeney made
a reply. When asked If the ass0cia-
ton as q body approved the &C, Of
the federation in declining to orier
general ile-up, Sweeney said:
Unanimously. itendorses itunaui-
mously."
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Fatai STREET DneI.

SEwBrRN, Ala, sept. IA
fatal street duel occurred yesterday
afternoon between Robert Turpiu
and Glen DIS.Sin, pr1m.nelt Young
meu. They qnlrrelt,l Saturday, Of.
teruuOn but piTtei with the uuier-
Standing that each should arm hin
self ant shoot on sight. Yesterday
afternoon they came together and
each emptied his revolver. DJskin
fell. MORALLY wounded, with fouI
tails in his holy & SHOT from his
pistol, after he hal fallen TO his
knees. struck Turpiu ia the fore
head, killing him Instantly.