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FREQUENT THE CLUBS

which he was accustomed TO visit,
aud he used often 10 be out till late
Fraulein Hanson resented this
treatment, and some odd stories
reached the Count that she was TO
be seen at supper with some Of his
friends. At length the evidence as
TO her iniideiity, brought by one Of
his friends, was too strong TO be dis
missed as before.
Last night he returnelto his room
unknown 10 any Of them. The
keeper of the apartment however,
the m1ther OF the woman he ajUred,
heard him, and this morning, call
ing her daughter, told her that the
Count had returned. They went 10
his room and knocked, bat received
no reply. Entering they found him
dead. Everything was in orier, and
on the table were found several let
tiers. One Of them was addressed 10
Miss Hanson, In which he up
braided her for her lack u fidelity 10
him, and at the same time assuring
her that in spite OF all he still loved
her. There were other Letters al
drCz sed TO Prince Schaumberg Lippc
and 20 several OF his frienis, In
which he repeated the story Of his
affection for Fraulein Hanson and
declared that her extravaganza,
which had Involved him in heavy
debts, and her unfaithfIlness were
the causes Of his taking his life.
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Killed mn Officer.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, sept. a.
About noon today Policeman Hoyie
attempted 10 arrest George rhurmer
for being drunk ami disor,ieriy.
Thurmer was accompanied by his
father. The officer took change Of
Thurmer and started for the city
hall, when he observed that his
prisoner handel a pistol % his
father. The officer told the old
man 70 consider himself under ar
rest and he then started for the city
hall. lie had not gone very far
when the young fellow drew IL
calibre Colt and began firing at the
officer. Having pulled loose from
him he fired three shots, the last
passing through the body Of the
patrnlman near the navel.
Both the TURNER'S fisi, but the
oflicers were quickly in pursuit and
the shooter wa4 captured just as he
had thrown or his coat 10 swim the
Tennessee River. He was lodged
in jul. The Old mau was found at
his home two miles cas-: OF the city,
unconscious from morphine which
he hal taken with suicidal intent.
He was given an antelOte aud
brough, b the city and is now in
the hospital in 4 dangerous cOndi-
ton, but with a chance OF recover
ing The policeman i in n dying
condition tonight.
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rnrinncr- and cendueter..

CHICAGO, Sep;-2l.-An important
combination o. the engineers anu
conductors employed on the Chicago
& Northwestern system was fOrmed
today, with the name Of "Ass0cia-
ton Of Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers and the Order Of Railway
Conductors"
II. Wells, of Clinton, Iowa, was
chairman To n reporter he sud
the association was formed for mu-
tual benefit. Its formation must not
be taken Us an indication that any
trouble i brewing. On the contrary
the best Of feeling exists between
the employees and the management
Of the Northwestern system. An
important feature OF the agreement
Is that each organization will aid the
other In case OF any trouble with the
company.
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The Irish Arrests.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-In an inter
view today William O'BIien, speak
ing Of the arrest Of Dillon and him
self, said the government evidently
intended TO have Z sort OF state trial,
which would cover every imprudent
speech since the Tippersry fight
commenced. No matter what hap
pened, he was sure an expedition
would be sent 10 America, aud he
had every confidence that the
Americans would rise TO the coca
sion.
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Offenders Punished.

wILNISGTOS, Del, Sept. IL
Three hundred spectators witnessed
n whipping at Newcastle yesterday.
Six negroes and two whites, foT
various larcenies, received from
five to twenty lashes each. One oi
the negroes, John Cooper, came -
the post wearing patent leather
shoes aud uobhy trousers, and took
twenty lashes without exhibiting
much uneasiness. Frank Stanton,
white, after his twenty lashes, cool
ly drew 4 cigar from his pocket and
lighted Il. Besides these v hippiucs,
George Cooper, a colored burglar;
John Byus, colored, convicted OF
murderUus assault, and Samuel
Loug,for forgery, each stood one
hour in the pillOry.
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The lain Mrncker,.

PmLADELPfiif, SEPT. 2I.-Gen-
eral Master Workman POgderly left
the city today before the reporter
could see him regarding the confes-
sion Of the three New YORK Central
train-wreckers duplicating Master
Workman Lee. In his absence NJ.
Wright, Of tine general executive
boari, said that until the confessions
were published the bOani believed
the accused men innocent, but since
they confess that they took part In
the wrecking the bolri will make a
thorough Investigation and lend
every assistance 10 the authorities
b bring the guilty party to Justice.
Wright could not believe that Mas
ter Workman Lee had any knowl-
edge Of the affair.
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Mrs. Fremont Destitute.

Los ANGELES, Sept. 3l.-Mrs.
Jessie Benton Fremont, widow Of
the late General John e. Fremont,
is quite sick at her residence on
Twenty-.hird Street, in this city.
To a reporter who called at the resi-
denee this evening 10 inquire afleI
Mu. FremOnt's condition, her
daughter stated that the family are
in very Strengthened circumstances,
that there Is not a dollar in the
house and they are on the verge Of
actual restitution.
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4 Family level.

DIR. David Kennedy, o. Itond0uJ.
y. Y, the famous Surgeon and
Physician, has sent u n copy Of his
Book, elbow to Cure kidney, Liver
and Blood DisOrters." 10 i n wofs
which should be read in every home,
for The value Of tine medical lessons
alone. 70 contains alsO many life
illustrations, and two fascinating
stories from the widely known aU-
thor "Ned Buntline." Any one
sending their address with name o:
this paper to DIR. Kennedy, viii re-
ceive the Book free 10y mnil.
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rrainnen Killed.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Sept. al
\ freight train on the Omaha & st.
Louis rCai vent through a trestle
about seven miles from this city nj
an early hour this morning. En-
gineer Martin Eskridge, Fireman
Jos. Burke and Brakeman II. 5.
Williams were killed. The remain
der Of the crew escaped. The trestle
was approached around n curve anu
the engineer saw too late that il was
on fire. The train went fifty feet
10 the bottom Of the gulch.
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HOME FROM Az orTIyG,

The Train crew, when questioned,
asserted that they passed Millanl
avenue undera clear signal. Willard
avenue Is only n short distance from
where the smash-up occurred and
the c. Il. & q. crew claim that
when the crash came the red lights
on the rear Of the Illinois Genital
train were burning with extreme
'iimncss. To this the fearful result
following was attributed without
hesitation.
Other people state that the Bur,
lingtOn was behind time and run.
ming at a reckless rate. aud that &
this was due The lacl that the en-.
gine1r could not stop when ne saw
tie Illinois Central lights too late.
The train was .'bl0cked', aud wait
ing TO be released when run into.
The dead are: Lilly Diener,
Martha Diener, Otto Schloen, aged
Il, and two men unknown.
The fatally injured are. Lena
Reising, Minnie Pilgrim and Eddie
rorpe. In addition 10 TINS, a dozen
other people were more OF les
seriously bruised, and some Of them
had limbs fractured. The conductor
and engineer Of the go" train have
been arrested.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 2l.-A
stabbing affnay occurred in this city
t1nighL between party Of Italians
Dominic Moscari was stabbed in
the heart and killed. Another,
name not known, was probably
fatally stabbed. Antonio Cetef
was stabbed under the left arm.
Joseph Newell was cut in the neck
and has been arrested ON suspicion
Of committing murder, n a stileito
was found in n closet belonging TO
him aud his wife was seen 30 throw
il there shortly after the murder.
Another knife was found on his
wife aud another in the street
Four Others were arrested on gus
p!ciOn.
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PEOPLES TERRITORIAL con
VENTI0N.

At a meeting Of the Territorial
Central Committee Of the Peoples
Party held in this city on Tuesday.
10th inst, u was decided 10 call a
Territorial Convention to be held
I'm Salt Lake City on Tuesday, the
eth day OF October, 1890, for the
purpose OF nominating a candidate
Tor Delegate 10 the Fifty-secOnd
Congress, and To elect n Territorial
Genital Committee. The basis 81
representation was fixed n follows:
One delegate for each go votes cast
by the Peoples Party at the last
August election, and one delegate
for each county, irrespective Of the
number Of votes cast.
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,rertinr OF Nn,ionnIi,i..

DJELIN. Sept. 2l--The National.
ist> held 4 meeting today a. Swim
ford. Cou l'y MayU. Two hundred
policenyl aud 100 solii-us were on
the ground. John Dillon made !
speech delpducing the Government
tactics iu dealing with the National
lists.
Arrangements have been mlds %
hold a number oI meetings in differ
ent parts Of the country. The next
important meeting viii lie OF the
central officers Of the League ai
Dublin on Tuesday, when the
question Of sending : mission TO the
United States win be decided.
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Thr srotherhood of Enrineer-.

New YORK, Sept. IA grand
union meeting of the brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers, with del.
egates present from all over tie
country, began here today. Chief
Arthur presided.
The meeting put into the form Of
a resolution its views Of Chief Ar
thurs attitude in relation 10 the late
strike on the New York Centrsl,
unanimously approving the instruc-
lions given. A significant feature
Of the meeting was the submission
Of a scheme for a federation Of EN-
ploye=. AS the meeting was secret,
the nature OF the scheme could NOT
he learned.
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$500 RewRrdI

We VII rav the above rTUard Tor ,rv
case of Liver Ci1aaitint- Dgsper-ft- >-e-
He1tachc. Indigestion. tous1i1 lfisu ~
tostVcucss wr rsuu1t cr-e Ei-u vets
Vegetable Live Pill. sraca ttf dircrffsus
ar strIrfi- rnr uif~lt rrih- hey HEr rGre-
ly N-Eeraf r an u rst@r fuu - give -
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tatn u< - i-ils. . o. q o. Beware u rssi.t
&c. lrit- I'D luIitafinIs III g tu.1c
narufartuef one ~ FVs = IN @.
WIT saIgPRNT f'sitFsg H..
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Eists. salt Lake Jny.
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COMING EVENTS IN THE U. s.
SENATE.
Chicago 4 \. W. Esginsers and Con-
dueiOrs Form an Important
Combination.
DEADLY sTAB5iNo EfFRaT At
HARTFORD. CONN.
Trainmca killcd.-B'oWn 10 Pieces
by 1 Boiler Explosion
Other News.
By Telegraph to the NEws.I
sHOr THROUGH TIE HEAD.
Another German Count sbunies on
In n Hurry.

BERIiS, Sept. si.-Anolher sui
eide in nigh life has just occurred
here. Count Schaumblrg Lippe
Shot himself last night through the
head az his rooms. The Count Is OF
high birth, as he is a cousin u his
Serene HighEess the Prince OF
Schaumburg Lippe, who was at one
time reported - lie engaged 10
Princess Victoria. He was only
26 years old. For a long time he
has been leading a fast lie.
The count vas n great theatre
gOeF, and some time ago he went
with n party Of friends 10 the
Friedrich Wilhelm Theatre. Here
he became infatuated with ballet
girl engaged In that house. One Of
his friends was acquainted with the
young lady, who Is known n Frau
lrin Hanson, ami he insisted that
she should be invited 20 supper that
evening n. he wished to be pres
ented. The count was euchan;ed
and begged her permission to call
which she gave.
They became close friends and for
4 time the count remained always
by the side OF his charmer, but n
the novelty wore of the desire
grew upon him TO
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me nodIes Cremnt.d.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-The bodies
Of the young German actress Emile
Rossi and her artist lover, Gustave
Koch, who committed suicide in a
sensational manher Thursday, were
cremated at Frech Pond this after
noon. 4 number % friends OF each
OF the dead accompanied the re-
mains from the late residence and
20 the crematory, where short al
dresses were delivered. No religious
ceremonies were held.
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Railroad wrecks.

COSNELLsvILLE, Pa, Sept. 2l.-
A fast freight tram on the Balti-
more & Ohio ran into another freight
near hear to-day. Fne engine OF
the wrecked train went for assist
ance, and while returning, through
n fiagman's carelessness, was run
into by n wrecking train. Engineer
Shields was killed and Fireman
Cuphern aud Fireman Reynolds
badly cut and scalied.
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Sinx~ III. Praises.

LONDON, Sept. 2I.-The Tines
Berlin correspondent says: ST is
the clear and deliberate opinion Of
those best entitled tojuIge, ami not
flattery, that Emperor William dur
ing the recent maumuvers, dT--
played singular straiegical ability,
both as an active commander and rs
critic Of the conduct Of 5thers in
the FIELD, aud shows indications OF
military genius Of very high prom
ise."
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT

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sTOCKHOLDERs' ,iEETING.
NOTICE.

ALL RSONS ARE HEREBY
IN warned. u1dcr the psua'ty provided
b. ordnance, not TO remove thc body OF
any deal animal. or ofal. or nlth % any
DESCRIPTION. without first notifying the
City scayen-cr. WAC will issue directions
for It, disposal
WILLIAM sHOWEII.
City Scsvenser. Room 8. Guy Hall.
April I7th lSAa dif
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Arbitration

SYDNEY, Sept. 2l.-The labor
conference has sent kilograms to
John Burns, requesting him to pre-
vent the engagement Of foreign labor
In England. Also announcing that
II Is proposed that Cardinal Moran,
the Chief Justice Of Victoria and
the Premier Of Queensland act as
albitrators, and that il has been
agreed To abide by their decision.
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c.Im.p,o be Pre..euted.

LONDON, Sept 2i.-rhe latest
news which has been received in
this city from Buenos Ayres con-
tains a forecast Of the proposed
prosecution Of the -ex-president Of
The republic, Juarvz Celman, for his
embeZzlement Of public moneys
while in office, and inquiry Is now
proceeding for the purpose OF dls-
covering where he placed the fortune
OF so, 1000, 900 which he realized
while his fingers held the purse
strings Of the country. In the
meantime his life was carefully
guarded and his release from custody
appears to depend entirely upon his
disagreement Of his alleged ILL.,
votfen wealth.
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CEEss0N STRINGS, Sept. 2l.-The
President and family spent = very
quiet day, taking walk In the fore
noon and n ride in the afternoon.
The hotel is now being closed. There
is no one here but the Presidents
party. The party viii probably
leave here next Thursday.
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STILL ALARM!
IN IOsEPH AkTMTR.

Introducing the Grand Engine House
Scene. with the Lightning Hitch" and the
dash Of horses and fuli fire company 20 the
coufagration. admitted 70 be the OFT
thrilling scene ever placed on the dramatic
ag-. The wonder. surprise and delight
Of both America and Great britain.
- seats on sale saturday morning.
sert.rn Der -. a boy oflce. I.lll nrIre..
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SAYS NOT Guilty..

ALBANY, Sept 2l.-As regards
the published confessions OF earn
and Bueti, ia reference to attempts
10 wreckIng on the Cehtral road,
Master Workman Lee said tonight
that he did not know earn or Buett,
and denied everything connecting
him with either aiding or abetting
the alleged train wrecsers.
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a ROMANTIC CAREER.
The Grave Closes over the Remains
OF n Remarkable Womau.


PARIS, Sept. sl.-A few DAYS ago
occurred the funeral Of n woman
whose career has been Of the most
remarkable and romantic nature.
OF humble birth and origin, she had
been treated for many rears by sew
eral OF the crowned heads Of Europe
3s near and dear member Of their
family; but during the latter p0r-
ton OF her life she was pointedly
Ignored, slighte.l and even pro-
claimed rs an imposter by all her
formerly 50 friendly royal relatives,
whose animosity toward her even
went % far n TO allow her 10 suffer
downright want. In the recent
editions Of the Almanac dc Go,ha
her name fisures as the Baroness
Won Rubenstein.
She was the wife Of Prince Leo
Pold Of Saxen-COburg-GOlha- While
the wife Of bis brother, King Fer
dinsnd OF Portugal, was nothing
more than the daughter Of a Boston
cobbler, the consort Of Prince Lee
pOld WAS the only child Of n Vienna
professor OF music named Geiger
aud the daughter Of poor dress-
maker.
In autumn Of 1851 all Vienna was
startled almost out OF it senses by
the announcement that the popular
and
GHIvAbRcUs PEiECR LBDPOLD
had contracted 4 marriage with the
attractive aud captivating daughter
Of dressmaker Frau Gviger. The
dismsy Of his royal aud imperial
relations was increased by the dis
cOyery that, instead OF marrying her
with his leit hand, and thus render
ing the union merely nioryanatlc
one, lie had actually rendered her
his right hand, the ceremony being
performed by Cardinal Raudcher.
Leopold's wife became popular
with royalty. She made the ac-
quaintance OF and carried on n cor
respOndence with Queen Victoria,
the royal families OF Portugal and
Belgium and with the reigning
duke Of SaXen-COburg-G otha. Al
though she frequently visited Viz
emma she mostly resided In this
city, where there was less distlnc-
ton made between her rank and
her husbands than at etiquette
bound Vienna and Berlin. A more
devoted couple II was impossible 10
conceive, and their charming house
here on the Rue Spontini near the
Bois de BOulOgue was noted for it,
magnificent hospitality.
About five years ago Leopold died.
Like many other princes, he had
been thOughtless enough 10 neglect
to make any special t.stamentary
provisions forhis wife and only sun,
Francis, being convinced that no
one would venture 10 contest her
marriage right to his fortune. In
that suppo>ition, however, he was
mistaken; for the last breath had
scarcely left his body when his ef-
fects and property were seized on
behalf Of his sis,er-in-law and
nephew. The royal relatives al.
deserted the poor woman, the i'm
mense property of her husband went
to Princess Clemeniina and the wife
died in poverty.
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A Rank. liabilities.

LONDON, Sept 2I.-The share
holders OF the Cape Of Good Hope
Bank are under a reserve liability 10
pay thrice the amount actually
called up. The liabilities Of the bank
amount to Is. 250, coo, due mainly to
customers.
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Floods In France.

PARIS, Sept. 2l.-A storm at
Marseiiles today flooded many
houses, caused great damage TO
roadways and destroyed an Immense
amount OF property in the environs.
Three persons were killed and seve-
raj injured by tine falling Of a wall.
Heavy rains ami floods are reported
in parts Of the south Of France.
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.nE,.Cangre.s.nan M.

PrTTsBuRG, Sept 2l.-An Erie,
Pa. special: Hon. w. l. Scott is
lying at his home in this city very
III. He has an ailment in the
stomach and bowels, but, while he
is a very sick man, the physicians
are hopeful.
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williams AusfrnIi. n tferb rsiIs.

IfyOE are Yellow, Bilious, con
situated with Headache, had breath.
drowty, no appetite, look OUt youI
Liver is OFT Of order. One box Of
these Pills will d-fpe all the troubles
away and make a neE being Of you.
Price . cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
List. Drug Dept, Agent DIS
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Eurnrsi In ncafi.

TROY, \. Y, Sept 2l.-Ata late
hour tonight Sycawayville, the
country residence Of Mr.. Man
chaster. n wealthy New York brok-
er. was totally destroyed by fire,
and Manchaster's twelve year old
son burned 10 death.
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Lost Mt Sea

NEW YORK, Sept. II. - The
steamship OriROco, from Bermuda,
brought Captain Slower and six sail
ors OF the ship A55is OXFORD, which
was lost at sea 200 miles oil the
Bermuda coast in the big hurricane
OF August 3lst. Mrs. Slower, wife
OF the captain, was drowned.
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AP.riIous Position.

OTTAWA, Sept. 2l.-The double
raft struck in Dgchesne rapids
yesterday, and, - far, no efforts to
reach IL have been successful.
Much excitement prevails, the posi-
ton Of the crew being most psrilous.
II the raft should break up il would
lie impossible 10 save them.
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Boiler Explosion.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. a.
The boiler Of an engine attached 70
n freight train on the East rennes-
see, Virginia * Georgia Railroad
exploded tonight at Sherman
Heights. The engineer and fireman
were blown TO pieces and brake
man seriously injured.