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The morning call., 1890-09-12
A BAD WRECK.
Two Freight Trains Collide on the New York
Central Near ALBANY,

Two Freight Trains Collide on the New York
Central Near Albany.
ALBANY, Sept 11.-No trains have ar
rived here from New York since 7:3O
o'clock tonight, owing TO disastrous
wreck at Schondack, sixteen miles below
this city, on the New York Central. The
railroad officials here say an extra freight
train collided with the regular freight train,
owing to misplaced switch, and a few cars
left the track. 1t has been learned from
other sources, however, that the wreck is
very disastrous, two engines, ten ears
and a caboose being piled up so as to cover
the passenger tracks as well as the freight
tracks. Later advIces show that no one was
killed. A brakeman had both legs crushed
and is not expected to live. No one else
was hurt.
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Washinetou ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

OLYMPIA, Sept. 1.-THE Reappor.ion-
ment Bill passed by the special session Of
the Legislature, which became law this
morning by the signature of Governor Ferry,
is based on the new census of the State.
eight working days and adjourned this
morning. The State is redistrcted to 81
Senatorial and rs Representative districts,
no county, however small, being without
representation. The former Senate num-
bered 35 members and the House 20 men,
bers. The bill passed with but eight dis
senting votes in both Houses.
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CALIFORNIA.

Its People and Resources Commended by the
New York World.
NEW YORK, Sept. Recommending en-
California's wonderful growth since its ad-
mission. the World says: 1t is a wonderful
region. and it has been developed by won
derful people. In area the State is a
empire OF vaster dimensions than most
Of us are accustomed to think. 1t
produces in truly astonishing abundance
fruits of all climates, from the peaches
and apples of the north to the banana,
orange and even the nutmeg of the
tropics. In its lawless luxuriance OF
climate it does all this almost
irrespective Of latitude. Its people
know and see that what has been
done is only the beginning, and that the
future Of their State holds possibilities OF
which the past is but meager index.
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A Fair Trial

or Hoods Sarsaparilla for scrofula salt rheum, or
any affection caused by impure blood, is suiicient
to convince any one OF the superior and peculiar
curative powers Of this medicine The following
statement Is right to the point:
my daughter Mary was afflicted with scrofulous
sore neck from the time she 90 months old till
she became 6 years OF age Lumps formed In her
neck, causing great annoyance. and two OF them.
after growing to the size of pigeons egg, broko
and discharged. One became running sore for
more than three years. We thought we would give
Hoods Sarsaparilla thorough trial. We began with
1t In January, and in q few months after she had
AIKEN five otrles all suppuration had ceased. we
then waited three months. when, as a new lump
was beginning to form, we again gave her hoods
Sarsaparia After she had taken less than two bot
ties the lump and all Indications OF scrofula had en-
tirely disappeared, and now she seems TO be
healthy childn-J. S. CARLISLE, Nauright, N. j.
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Fruit.Packiug,

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Journal of
Commerce says the way California fruit is
packed and handled this year will be a perma-
nent lesson to handlers OF Eastern-grown fruits
on the importance of attractive packing, and
the possibility of sending perishable products
to distant market in q splendid state of pres
eryatiOn
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DAMAGE Sui, Aeainst a Railroad.

ST. LOUIS Mo.), Sept. 11.-Chnn & Nor
gan. owners of the Kentucky stable of
thoroughbred racers. brought suit in the
Circuit Court here against the Wabash Rail-
road for S54, 600 for the death and damage to
several of their horses by collision of
trains at WarrentoD, Mo-, last June, while
Louis.
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Portland Racas.

PORTLAND, Sept. 11.-At the City View
Park to-day in the running thres-quarter Of
mile heats Tim Murphy won two straight
heats, Cirelo J second. Best time, 1:16H.
In the one mile and quarter race Sinfax
won, C0loma second, Guide third. Time.
2:12. The trottiug, 2:26 class, Homestake
won, Clara B second, Kittie Ham third Best
time 2.24M
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THE HOUSE.
Another Dsy Wasted Owing to the Absence Of
a ouorum

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-O'Ferrall of Vir-
ginia made point that there was no
QuOr um
Speaker Reed, without taking note of the
point, stated that the question was on order
ing the previous question on the approval Of
the journal of Tuesday, and directed the
81, noes Al; no quorum.
On motion of Mckinley, amid Democratic
applause, the House adjourned.
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Accident 10 a Farmer.

GRASS VALLEY, Sept. n.-This morning
at II o'clock Thomas Wagner. prominent
farmer of Penn Valley and a Republican
aspirant for the Assembly. had his wagon,
loaded with hay, turned over near the Pea
body mine at this place, and Wagner was
thrown to the ground and dangerously hurt.
AT noon he had recovered consciousness,
and was bleeding profusely from the ears.
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The Presidential Party.

CREssoN SPRINGS. Sept 11.-Owing to
the inclement weather to-day the Presiden-
tial party remained indoors. Tonight an
excursion party which had come up from
Philadelphia was so anxious 10 see the Pres
dent that he and his family visited the hotel
parlor while the usual evening dance was
in progress. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee
have practically recovered from their ill
ness.
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BURGLARS CAPTURED.

They Are Taken From . Description
Furufahed the Police.
George Crowley and Edward Wilson, two
ex-convicts, were arrested last night by De-
tectives Bee and Harper and charged with
burglary. On Monday night last they en-
tered the house of Mrs. Bell, at 100 Seventh
street, and were going through 1t in good
style when an alarm was given by Mrs.
roomers, responded and chased the robbers
into the street. There he grappled with
Crowley. Tie latter picked up rock and
knocked him down. The two burglars then
escaped.
Their description was given to the police,
and since their arrest they have been ldenti-
ind
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STABBED IN THE ARM.
Murderous Assault Made Upon an Armenian
Bishon in Church

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 1l.-As the Ar
menian Bishop, Tadjad Oscancen. was leav-
ing church yesterday young Armenian
approached him, and, utterine the cry
he only succeeded in wounding the Bishop
in the arm. The attack is supposed to have
been prompted by desire for revenge for
the evidence given by the Bishop against
The pris charged with having been i'm
plIeated in the recent demonstrations
against the Armenian Patriarch.
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Clevelsn1s Fu,ure Hom,

BosToN. Sept. 11.-Democrats generally
and mngwumps in particular are in flutter
over the rumor that ex-President Cleveland
has decided to abandon New York as
place OF residence aud seek home in Massa-
cnnsetts. where the Democratic party Is
with him solidly.
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snnw in tha Nnrthwest

ST. PAUL, Sept. 1.-THE Signal Service
Observer says: Snow was reported this
morning from Fort Assinaboine, Mont
Cold weather prevails in British North
America. Snow to the depth of from four
to six inches fell in the Northwest Territory
above Montana, aud about half an inch fell
over North Montana
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Bicycle Record Rrotan

PEORIA QlL). Sept. 11.-W. w. Windum
Of the Berkeley Athletic Club. New York,
this afternoon rode bicycle half mile in
1:10Z, breaking the worlds record for that
distance. He made the quarter in 36 2-5.
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The Canadian Association, which was re-
Gently reorganized for the promotion of the
sociability and mutual relief of former
Canadians, held its third weekly meeting
last night at Bnai Birth Hall. S. G. Wallis
presiding. Quite number of ladies made
application for admission to membership.
The association proposes to give entertain
ments and socials as soon as it Is perma-
nently organized.
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strika in ths Idaho Nina

GRASS VALLEY, Sept 11.-Last night in
the famous Idaho mine new ledge of free
milling ore was struck below the 17OO-foot
level. The rock will mill from $50 to 500
ton. The find of last night is not of
similar one to the deep find of few months
ago which so excited mining circles. The
strike last night was made in sinking the
main shaft
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FORTUNATE HEIRS.
Prominent Washingtonians and virginia.
Receive Large Estate,

Receive Large Estate.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.-Newspaper read
ers will recall the publication, three years
ago, Of statement that Thomas Bean had
died in Texas, leaving an estate worth $1O,-
100000, the only heirs being distant relatives
thought to be living in Washington and vi
cinity. After three years diligent searching
the heirs have been found in Washington
and Virginia, and half of the estate of 2OO.-
600 acres of the finest cotton lands in the
counties of Grayson, Fannin and Virginity,
in Northeastern Texas, is to be divided
among twenty-one prominent Washington-
ians, the other half 10 60 to the Virginia
branches of the family. Mrs. Sallie Dave OF
this city will inherit 0ne-eighth of the estate,
or one-fourth of the Washington heirs half !;
Mrs. Wilkins, wife VI Colonel John d. Viii
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A peuh,e Lvachinp.

Annoy tMiss.), Sept 1i.-Sieve Chump and
George Boalter. colored, were to-day con-
ycted of criminal assault. On the way to
Jail II mob took them from the Sheriff and
swung them from the limb Of tree.
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southero pseitc General rraf,;c Mauaeer

CHICAGO, Sept. Ill is reported in rail-
road circles that j. F. Goddard, formerly of
the Atchison road, but recently Chairman
of the Western Passenger Association, re-
signed the latter position to accept the posi-
tion of General Traffic Manager of the
Southern Pacific, from which Richard Gray
receutly resigned
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A Daster6ly Revenge,

BERLIN, Sept 1.-THE recent burning of
big brewery at Frankfort, in which seri-
ous loss of life occurred, was the work of a
discharged workman. He set fire to the
building and then opened the vats and al
lowed 5000 barrels OF beer to run to waste.
After doing all the damage possible he COM
mittad suicide.
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a NV Gun Metal. =.

OTTAWA, Sept. 11.-Herr R. Krupp, son
OF the German gun-maker, is here testing
the quality and quantity of the ore produced
by the Sudbury nickel and copper mines.
he is. in search of nickel to be used in the
manufacture of a new gun metal, which is
expected to as far surpass in strength and
durability the metal now used as steel sur
passes pig-iron
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NEW YORK. Sept 11.-Berserker's tips on
the Sheepshead Bay races: First race. Monroe
or Bravo; second race, Kingston or Fitz James
third race, Void or Barthena; fourth race,
Helter-Skeer or Ruperta; fifth race. Los
Angeles or Badge; sixth race, Birthday or Eleye
seventh race, Red Leaf or Frank Ward.
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Ericssnn,s Remains.

STOCKHOLM, Sept 1.-The United States
war-ship Baltimore, wit the remains OF the
late John Ericsson on hoard, passed Born
holm Island this morning. She is expected
to arrive here tomorrow evening. The ex-
Aercises are fixed for Sunday afternoon.
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Zamez.ts Ccmnletelv Ron,ed

TANGfER, Sept. II. - The Sultan of
Morocco's forces have had a battle with the
ZamoZets, in which the latter were defeated
with heavy loss. The Zamozets were taken
by surprise and completely routed. Their
famous chief, Ohammon, was captured.
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Grants Monument.

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.-At meeting OF
the Grant Monument Association to-day,
the result of the laDors of five well-known
architects, who were asked to submit de-
sign for the contemplated structure at
Riverside, was unanimously adopted.
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a ptmand for American Pork.

BORDEAUX, Sept 1.-THE Gironde Coun-
cil-General has sent resolution to the Gov
ernmeut demanding an early repeal of the
law prohibiting the importation of Amer
i an sal ed pork
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Fire in the IntcrnationaI.

The Fire Department was called out at
20 o'clock this morning by an alarm Of
fire from Box II.
1t turned out to be at the International
Hotel, at the corner of Jackson and Pacific
streets, the proprietors Of which are King,
WaId 81 Co,
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NEWPORT R. I.), Sept. 1f.-Pettir, the
court tennis champion of the world, yester-
day wrote letter to the editor of the LON
don Field, in which he resigns the champion
ship, saying he has not time to keep in
condition 10 defend it.
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Nav Elnur.Mill.

STOCKTON, Sept. 11.-Work on the foun-
dation of new fiouring-mill which will
have capacity of $500 barrels per day was
commenced this morning. The structure
will be six stories in height.
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Murder an6 suiciaa.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1L-Carrie Long was
shot aud mortally wounded this evening by
her supposed husband, one Rosenberg, who
then shot and killed himself. Jealousy was
the cause,
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FRANoIsCo

Middleton, Mrs. William E. Howard, Mrs.
Samuel Bacon and sixteen members of the
Bean family, all in Washington. will receive
the remainder. The other half goes to the
Virginia heirs.
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Free Press Associa,ion.


The following circular is self-explana-
tory:
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IL, 1890.
Dear Sir IL Is probable that decision In
the contempt case Of James d. Barry, editor OF
the Weekly Star, Will soon bo rendered.
The Free Press Association deems 1t proper to
take action Immediately after the decision
whether ir be favorable or unfav0rable. You
are therefore requested 10 attend a meeting Of
the Committee Of Arrangements, to be held at
Room o, BAL Market street. San Francisco, on
Wednesday evening, September 10Th, ats.
Please make an effort TO be present.
JOSEPH LEGGETT,
THOMAS v. GATOR,
II. ID. WAGNON,
Committee.
p. s. Decision rendered. Barry convicted.
Attend meeting without fail, as above, to-mor-
row (Friday, September 12tD evening at 8.
BY order Of Committee.
The meeting was held and a COMMITTEES Of
One Hundred appointed. The committee
secured Metropolitan Hall for meeting to-
night.
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BUFFALO, Sept. 11.-Charles F. Dunbar
has Just bought the famous PAGER Johnston
C:O6k) OF +. G. Long of st. Paul for
$1,000. Johnston has the fastest mile rec
ord Of any PAGER in the world.
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The Trinle Alliance Reuswsa.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Chronicle corre-
spoldent az Vienna says: It's rumored that
Italy. Austria and Germany have signed a
convention renewing the triple alliance for
five years.
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Names Formulation.

WAsHINGToN,sSept. 1.-THE Census Of
fee announces the population of the State
of Maine to be 660, 2G1, an increase in ten
wears of II 325
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will expire. A pamphlet entitled ITO the
Workingmen of Germany" will be distrb-
uted on that day. 1t is, in part at least a
State publication, and is approved by the
Emperor 1t will contain resume of what
the Emperor has done and intends to do for
the Workngmen.
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A Narro,. Awfnl crima

CINCINNATI, Sept 11.-During quarrel
tonight Benjamin Chase (colored) fatally
stabbed his mistress, Ida Farrell (colored).
He then plunged his knife into his breast
and leaped from a third-story window and
was instantly killed
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III. Hon Shortage.

NEW YORK, Sept 11.-Lillienthal Bros,
dealers in California hops, say that the lowest
estimate OF the shortage of the hop crop in this
country is from $4,000 10 10000 bales.
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LONDON, Sent 11.-Yesterday twenty
mounted officers and guards dashed into the
Thames TO solve the problem of swimming
cavalry horses acrcSs the river. Several
crossed in safety. but three riders fell off
and were rescued by boats
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Wants Room for Hi. G.nius,

WASHINGTON, Sept 11.-This mornings
New York sun says that Senator Hearst
and W. Il. Hearst are negotiating for the
purchase of the New York Star.
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Troona in the Field

BOISE CITY Qdahol, Sept 1.-THE troops
which left here on the 7th inst. for their an
nual field practice have arrived at the point
where the Indians are reported as uneasy.
No trouble is anticipated.
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svb;l Sand SIM, suoeess.

LONDON, Sept 1.-THE Brussels CORE
spondent of the Times says: Miss Sybl
Sanderson, the young American singer, ap-
peared in the opera of ''Esclarmonde" in
this city Tonight aud scored brilliant sue
cess.
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AttEhg fIrst hssIttsnt Fcsfmaster-Gi neral.
ericsson SPRINGS, Sept. 1.-THE only
official business transacted by the President
this morning was the designation of Chief
Clerk Edwin c. Fowler TO act as First As
sistant Postmaster General fer periol of
ten days. unless the successor to Clarkson
Is apboinled.
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Rase-R,lf To-Day,

The Oaklands and Stocktons will play at
Emeryville this afternoon. Shaw and Lob
man will be the battery for the Colonels aud
Kilr0y and Vost for the Stocktons.
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wARRING STUDENTS.
One Of Party Of Haz.rs Has His Skull Frac
,ured bv an Intended Victim

tured by an Intended Victim.
EAsToN Pa.). Sept. n.-There has been
much complaint recently of hazipg at La
fayette College. Two young Freshmen
learned yesterday that they were to be Wis
tied. They armed themselves with base
ball bats and warned the SophomoreS to
keep away. The hazers, however, broke in
their door to gain an entrance. The first to
enter the room was Juan Medina, a student
from Honduras. who was felled with blow
from a bat, which fractured his skull. An
other Sophomore was hit, but not so badly
hurt. Medina is not expected to live.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS,

work at Menomonhee. This morning theil
bodies were found about four miles down
the track. The suppesition is they were
struck by train which left here last even.
liquor when they started on their fatal
journey. .
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- S.F3 1-1Ee"sSNCU
sAuLr STE. MARIE (AIich.). Sept H.
A fire started in store at Ste. Marie, Ont,
at II o'clock tonight 1t is spreading rap
idly, and the entire city is in danger of de-
struction. The Fire Department is small,
and So far is unable to control the flames.
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German Socialists.

BERLIN. Sept 1.-THE German socialists
are making great preparations to- celebrate
The 1st Of October, when the Socialist Act
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Floods suhsidinr.

HoRNELLsvILLE IN. ~, Sept. II. =
Floods about here are subsiding. ana rail-
roads are reopening. Similar reports come
from other points east and south.
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Games Postponed.

CHICAGO, Sept n.-All the brotherhood
and American games scheduled for this
afternoon were postponed on account OF rain,
as was also the National game at New York.
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Three Men Killed bv a Traiu

DuBUqUE Qowal. Sept 11.-Last evening
Matt Wagner, Mic Steinmitz and Peter Mass
left this city for the purpose Of seeking
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Anson's Men Win Two Games From Cleve-
lnnd-0ther Contests.

CHICAGO. Sept. 11.-Chicago won lie first
game to-day very easily, but had a close call
in the ninth inning of the second. Score:
Chicagos. os....,...................1 0 o o 0 O-5
Clevelands. s.........-............U 0 o o 90
Base hits-Chicagos 6, Clevelands A. Errors
Chieagos /, Cleveiands l. Batteries-Hutchinson
and Kittredge, Young and Somers
SECOND GAME.
Chicagos s,.,....,,.........,.O 2O0l 2OO-7
CleyelandS. dS.......................o l D Is
Base hits-Chicagos 9, Clevelands IL. Errors
Chicagos g. CloveIands 8. Batteries-Stein and
kittredge, Viau and Dowse. Umpire-McQuaid.
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WILLING TO COMPROMISE.

Labor Union Representatives in Consultation.
Strikers Weakening.
SYDNEY, Sept. 11.-Representatives of the
labor unions are holding private confer
ence for the purpose Of deciding upon basis
upon which to approach employers with a
view to affecting settlement. In ccnse-
quence of the strike 1000 men are out of
work in the Newcastle district.
MELBOURNE, Sept. 1.-THE strikers in
the shipping trade are weakening. The
military force will be reduced.
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finances of the road as whole are in better
condition than for years." Mr.. Fish does not
think there will be a radical change in the
directory nor that he will be ousied fro In the
presidency.
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DEMORALIZED EXPORTERS.
A Panic Among sguth Russian Grair.Dealers
Two Failures

LoNpoN, Sept 11.-A dispatch TO the
News from Odessa says: veritable panic
prevails among South Russian grain ex-
porters, owing to the unprecedentedly rapid
rise in the value of the ruble. The whole
Russian export trade is demoralized.
Though the harvest is good, 10 doubt the
season will close with general crash. Two
Southern exporters have already failed. The
Government policy Of raising the tariff is
suf cidal
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se,tt,. Democrats.
Canadian Association.

SEATTLE. Sept. 1.-THE Democratic City
Convention to-day nominated John Collins
for Mayor.
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The PAGER Johnston so.d.

FLEETWOOD PARK. Sept. 1.-THE races were
postponed to-day on account Of wet weather.
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WITH TERRIBLE RESULTS.
Explosion Of Six Kegs Of Giant Powder a
Shohola G en-, Pa

WILKEsBARRE, Sept. 11.-Six kegs OF
giant powder exploded at Shohola Glen to-
day with terrible results. The report Of the
explosion was heard for miles around and
mauy windows in the surrounding villages
were shattered and broken. Three men,
John Ohlfort, John Hass aud Michael Pas
telle were instantly killed and number OF
others were injured seriously. but will re-
cover.
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A SWISS REVOLUTION.
Trouble in the Canton CT Ticino Over the
Revision of tbs Constitution

BERyE, Sept. II. - A revolution has
broken out in the canton OF Ticino owing to
a difference of opinion regarding the
revision of the constitution. Three mem
bers of the cantoDal government have been
imprisoned, one has been killed and others
fed Troops have been sent to the scene of
the disturbance.
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Two for Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-Cincinnati played
two games with Pittsburg this afternoon aud
won them both. Attendance 1900. Score !:
Clncinnatis s........O 2 D o 0 o o o.
Pittsburgs.. ...........0 o o 20 y 90
Base hIts-Cincinnatis z, Pittsburgs q Errors
Cincinnatis ], Pittsburgs o. Batteries-Rhines and
Harrington. Phillips aud Nelson.
SECOND GAME.
Cincinnatis tis....................O o o -
Pfttsburgs.. gs.......................O 1 U U u
Base bits-Cincinnatis 9, Pittsburqs 8. Errors
Cincinnatis 3, Pittsburgs 2. Batteries-Duryea aud
Keenan, Anderson and Wilson. Umpire-Strief.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists 81 six for $5. Prepared only
bv @. /. HOOD u CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
mrl6 cod
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BOSTON. Sept. 11.-Boston won this after
noon through Sullivan's and Hardie's home
runs. Score:
BOstons..-. -.............----.s'.s.l W OOu-s
Phadelphias. ................0 o o 0 U O-1
Base hits-Bostons 8, PhiladelphiaS z. Errors
Bostons 4. PhiIadelphias /. Batteries-Nichols and
Hardie, Vickery and Clements. Umpire-Powers.