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District If Alaska Bill.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The ingalls, bill
to apply the general laws of Oregon, so far
as applicable, 20 the District Of Alaska and
to authorize the United States Circuit Court
of Oregon to try cases arising in Alaska, was
to-day sent to the Judiciary Committee,
Chairman Platt of the Territories Commit
tee reporting that his committee did not
properly have jurisdiction Of the pill. The
object OF the measure Is to secure judicial
Court of the rights of the United States in
Behring Sea.
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PRACTICALLY ENDED.
Raum Investigating Committe Declines to
Examine Pension Gftice Claims.


Examine Pension Gttice Claims.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The Raum In
vestigatlug Committee met this morning at
the Pension Building for the purpose of TAX
ing the testimony Of 13S clerks who, it was
charged, received promotions by reason of
their purchasing stock in the Universal Re-
frigerator Company. The committee, how
ever, decided not TO call any of the clerks
for examination for the following reasons:
General Raum requested the committee to
subpoena every empoye of the Pension De-
partment who had been promoted under his
administration of office, to disprove the
charge that any such employees have pur-
chased or held stock in the Universal Re-
frigerator Company or been promoted by
reason thereof. The committee declined to
comply with his request on the ground that
it would, in their opinion, judging from the
evidence already taken, be n useless con-
sumption of time and needless expense.
The committee then adjourned. This prac-
tically closes the Investigation.
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Australian Mails.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Chairman Bng-
ham OF the Postoffice Committee to-day in
troduced in the House joint resolution to
authorize the Postmaster General to trans
port Australasian closed mails from San
Francisco to New York for Great Britain at
reduced rates in order to secure the co-opera-
ton of the Colonies in continuing, after
November next, the direct mail service be-
tween San Francisco and Auckland and
Sydney, now subsidized by New Zealand and
New South Wales
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= THE HOUS1
Futile Efforts to Obtain eJbrum to A

Futile Eforts 10 Obtain Q96rum to Approve
the Journal.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12-In the House
the Clerk. under instructions from the
Speaker, called the ro1 on ordering the
previous question on the approval Of Tues
days journal.
During the roll-call a message was re-
ceived from the Senate announcing the pas
sage of the Tariff B Ill, with amendments.
BY direction cf the Speaker, it was referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The previous question was Ordered-ayes
113, noes 81. The Clerk noting quorum,
the question recurred on the approval of the
journal. The quorum disappeared and a
call of the House was ordered.
One hundred and seventy-fve members
responded. but on the approval of the journal,
dwihdled to 143-no quorum.
On motion Of Mckinley the House ad-
iOurned
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A RECIPROCITY LEAGUE.
Novel Suggestion of a Canadian to Eulighten
HIS Countiymen.


TORONTO, Sept 12.-Johu Halam, one Of
the most extensive hide-dealers in Canada
writes 10 the newspapers letter advocating
the formation of a reciprocity league, with
a subscribed capital of 100000. the object
being to create healthy public sentiment
so that economic questions affecting
trade ana commerce between the Unitei
States and Canada can be discussed free
from party bias; 10 educate the people on
all matters relating 20 tariffs, free trade or
reciprocity by employing good speakers ca
pable Of presenting the views Of the league
in popular form. Hallam says he is en-
cOuraged to make this suggestion for the
formation of league because Blaine, Sher-
man, Vest and others are favorable to re-
ciprocity.
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How Keene and the Pool Manipulated {
Shares

How Keene and the Pool Manipulated The
Shares.
NEW YORK, Sept 12.-The Journal says
many people credit James r. Keene With
having manipulated sugar stock TO his own
advantage this week. In face of the tight
money market certificates are marked up
S2h On Wednesday, finding that they could
not carry so heavy load with money at 80
per cent, the pool, headed by Keene, threw
over thousands of shares of certificates, tha
plan being to save the expense OF carrying
them during the stringency of the market,
and bull th-m back later at lower prices.
1t is believed that the pool is even now
buying back a part of the certificates, and,
when they get all they require. an
announcement of the resumption OF
can confidently be looked for. The action
of Claus Spreckels in cutting prices at this
time has also had a weakening effect
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Oregon Mail Routes.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ia new mail
route has been established between Rainier
and Apary, Columbia County, Oregon, at
the request of Representative Her
mann. Postmasters at the termi-
nal points have been instructed
to receive bids for each mail service. Mr..
Hermann presented petition from Co
guile River citizens requesting better mail
facilities on the Eckley route, between
Myrtle Point ami Port Oxford.
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Rnilrnad Str,ka 0vsr.

ALBANY On. ", Sept 12.-The strike on
the New York Central Railroad seems to be
over SO far as Albany is concerned. A
dozen or more of the strikers were taken
back to work this morning. Tonight the
strikers still out had n meeting, at which
there was much warm argument, and the
Master Workman lost his temper several
times. As near as can be learned, before
the close Of the meeting he advised the men
to get back 10 work If they could.
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Victorious Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, Sept. IL. The home team won
through timely hitting. Score:
BrookIy us .................O2 2O1 1221-S
Base hits = Brooklyns 8, Bostons 2. Error
Brooklyns g. Bostons 5. Batteries - Hemming.
Weyhing and Cook, kinglow. Daily and Ketiy.
Umpires-Pearce and Snyder.
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r.,;or.Ip.t,rr A,s,o;,,;,,

PITTsBURG, Sept 12.-At meeting Of the
Executive Committee of the National Re
form Association Of this city to-day reso-
luton was adopted to the effect that a call be
issued for meeting in every county in each
State and Territory of the Unlon for the
purpose of giving voice to the protests of the
members Of the church to opening the
Worlds Fair Sundays. Ten thousand copies
of the call have been issued
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THE NAVY.
Selecting Site for Dry ry-Dock-Appointmer
and Lave of Absence

Selecting Site for -Dock-Appointmert ert
and L ave Of Absence.
WASHINGTON, Sept 12.-Colonel George
Fl. Mendell of the Corps of Engineers. hav-
ing been appointed a member Of the COM
mission to select site for a dry-dock on the
Pacific Coast, has been ordered to report to
Captain L. 0. Sefridge, u. s. N, President
of the commission, upon being notified of
Captain Selfridge's arrival on the Pacific
Coast
J. N. Hemphill has been appointed a
member Of the Board Of Inspection and Sur
yey.
Lieutenant Commander F. P. Gilmore has
been detached as Inspector of Steel for the
new cruisers at San Francisco on the 18th
inst. and granted four months' leave of abb
sence from October 1st next.
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The srcrting Psrson Exoneratsd,

MUsKEGoN (Mich.). Sept 12.-The COM
mittee appointed by the Methodist Epis-
copal Conference TO investigate the Pastor
Arney horse-racing case reported to-day.
Arney, quite at variance with his threats,
confessed to having committed very im-
prudent act when he participated in the horse
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CALIFORNIA WINES.
Bottled and Sold in This Country as French
Productions

Productions.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-The Commercial
Bulletin produces figures to show that it is
not true that immense shipments of Califor-
mia wines and brandes to France come back
to New York in French casks and bottles
bearing French labels to be sold as French
goods. 1t says, editorially. that the exporta-
Iion of these wines to France from the
United States last year was only 1886 gallons,
while g., 3S7 gallons went TO South America,
50.15S to Great Britain, 44,312 to Germany,
S5.024 TO Hawaii, and 53,719 to Mexico. 1t
also says many consular certificates in France
and Germany are given to shipments of bot
ties, corks, labels and caps all ready pre-
pared for use. There is besides a go0dly
amount of the same work done here.
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he Tell down, anu cOuIu not mOVt Whtu III Utu NV
lug no use OF his hands. Immediately commenced
with the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, using all freely
One sore after another healed. a bony matter form
ing in each one of these FIVE deep just before
healing, which would finally grow loose and were
taken out: then they would heal rapidly one OF
a dozen and half bottles he was completely cured:
and is now. at the age OF 8 years, strong and
healthy child. MkS. f. ;. DhIuOs,
May 8, 1885. 612 E. Clay ST., Bloomington. Ill
Nv grandson remains perfectly well. No signs OF
Bcrofula aud no sores. AhS 4: o. DhiuoS,
Feb. z. 1880. BIo0mlngton, III
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ace. He sincerely regretted the notoriety
caused by the transaction. He kept horses
for personal pleasure and exercise and the
possibility of premiums and profits by their
added that as long as he lived he will never
ngain engage in horse-racing. The confer
ence accepted the report and Arney's char
acter was allowed to pass
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of them on each hand. aud as
his blood became more and
more impure, it took less time
for them TO break out. A sore
came on the chin. beneath the
under lip, which was very
offensive. His head was one
solid scab, discharging a great
deal. This was his condition at
twenty-five months old, when |
undertook the care of him, his
mother having died when he
was a little more than n year
old, OF consumption (scrofula,
of course). He could walk a
little, but could not get up IL
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Personal,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12-The War Depart
ment has transferred Chaplain William FL.
Pearson from Alcatraz Island to Mount
Vernon Barracks, Ala.
Representative John l.. Wilson of Wash
ington, who has been very i'll for week or
two, is improving and was out for walk
to-day. He leaves tomorrow for some sub
urban resort where he can benefit by the
change Of air.
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Ell RIO REY.

The Famous Stallion Permanently Retired
From the Turf.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 12.-Theodore Winters, the
owner OF the famous Winters stables, is in the
city. Ell Rio Rey will, so Winters says, never
be seen again on the track The big
fellow will be used for breeding purposes.
Winters had to stop over in ST. Louis with sick
mare, Peachbl0w. which died yesterday. She
was four years old, and was bred by Senator
Hearst, who sold her TO Winters at Sheepshead
Bay last week.
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The Raltimore,s East Trim.

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 13.-The United States
man-of-war Baltimore, with the body Of
Ericsson, arrived this evening. She made
the run from New York to Gothenburg
within seventeen days, which is the fastest
time on record for a man-of-war.
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Came to Terms.

BRADFORD Pa.), Sept 12.-The suit of
Logan, Emery and Weaver against the
Pennsylvania Railroad has been settled.
The plaintiffs claimed S10S. 100 that they had
overpaid the company for shipping crude
oil to the refinery at Philadelphia between
1881 and 1887. according to rates given to
other companies; also 1921 200. based upon
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Cleaned On. BY Fire.

BIGGs, Sept. 12.-Yesterday noon. the
new dwelling and contents owned by III. a..
Rollins, four miles northeast of town.
were burned, and this morning his large
barn, together with two horses, machinery
and wagons, was also burned. The family
is cleaned out of everything The loss is
$1,000. The house was insured for $780,
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The American FIap Iusulted.

ToRoNTo. Sept. 12.-At secret meeting
of the Directors of the Industrial Exhibition
to-day the American flag was ordered taken
down 10 make things even, it was decided
that nothing but British flags should be dis
tion among many citizens.
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Foundrvmen Fato,Iv Rurnea

NEWARK IN. J.), Sept. 12.-Four men en-
ployed in Gould & Eberhardt's foundry
were frghtfully and probably fatally
burned with molten Stag this evening by the
drop-door OH the furnace accidentally break
ing Open,
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Aeeused If Emb. zv.euont

BEcKFoRD (Maine). Sept. 12-Richard NJ.
johnson, who was Tax Collector in 1888.
was arrested to-day at the instance Of City
Treasurer Goodwin and Mayor STAPLES, and
charged with embeuling 100000 of the
city'S money
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NAME.


Carson City in 1880 had 1920 people. The
census Of 1890 shows 1880, decrease of 149.
In 1880 Gold Hill had population OF 1881.
The census of 1890 shows only 2073, de-
crease of 245S. Virginia City had a pOpula-
ton of 10,917 in 1880, and the last census
shows $751; a decrease of 1850.
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Spreckels and the Trust.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Claus Spreck-
els has reduced granulated sugars quarter
of a cent in opposition to trust prices, and.
as a result, Spreckels has virtually controlled
the market for the last two days.
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Tha Ans,ralaa.an Federation.

WELLINGTON, Sept 12-The House OF
Representatives of New Ze aland has ap-
pointed two delegates to the Federation
Convention, without power TO commit New
Zealand to any definite action.
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Wet Di. m,nds,

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The American games az
Rochester, Toledo and Baltimore, brotherhoe..
games at Philadelphia and Buffalo and nation;.;
games at New York were postponed this afts
noon on account OF rain.
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SETTLED THEIR DIFFERENCES.
Generals Kautz and Brooks Agree to Bury
the Hatchet

the Hatchet
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-General A. Y. Kautz,
Colonel of the Eighth United States In
fantry, was visitor at Army Headquarters
here to-day. He is en- route to Fort NO
brara, Nebr., where his regiment is STA
toned. The charges preferred by General
Kautz to the War Department against Gen-
eral Brooks, together with the counter
charges preferred by General Brooks against
General kautz, have. by mutual application,
been withdrawn and the difficulty between
these officers compromised. The wifh-
drawal of the charges was promulgated oy
the War Department to-day.
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N.w B;cvc,a Reco,d

PEORIA QlL), Sept. 12.-In the bicycle
racing to-day new amateur record was
made for q mile distance. Berlo of New
York rode a safety one mile in 2:37 1-5.
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The Brooklyn Institute Burned.

New YORK, Sept IA fire in the his
toric old granite building in Brooklyn,
known as the Brooklyn Institute, tonight
did damage to the amount of $4,000.
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Two More for Chicap

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The Chicagos had on
their batting clothes to-day and pounded
Beatin and Young all over the field. At
tendance 1900. Score:
Chicagos. s....-.-.--...........-.5 o-la
ClevelandS. dS............-........l U U l.
Base hIts-Chicagos II, Ceyelands 3. Errors
Chcagos /, Ceyeiands 3. Batteries-Luby and
Nagle, Beatin and Somers.
SECOND GAME.
Cbicagos sl 234 1000 I'll
b Clevelands. ds..............,.....O o o O.
Base hits-Chicagos Is. CIeveIands 9. Errors
Chicasos 3. Clevelands .. BatterIes-Hntchinson
and Nagle, Young and DOwse. Umpre-McQuaid.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

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the blood OF all impurities and poisonous ele-
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25c; REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by tho Porrxa
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Sheepshead: First race Arab or B. B. Million;
second race, RIzpah or Eric; third race, Eurus
or Lavinia Belle; fourth race, Montana or Xii.
deer; fifth race, Fitz James or Volunteer; sixth
race, Puzzle or Gendarm.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

the act OF June 4, 1883, that any carrier dis
eliminating shall pay treble the amount of
damages asked. Senator Emery says tie
road came to his terms.
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Bcston's Hard Lack

BOSTON, Sept. 12.-The Bostons had the game
well III streak to-day when the; ;Phies struck
battling hand aud won. Score:
Philadelpllias ...........1 s-12
Bostons.. ............2 4 o 90 o O. q
Base hits-Phadelphias 16, Bostons 8. Errors
Philadep phias 5. Bostons 4. Batteries-Gleason and
Clements, Garrison and Camel. Umpre-Powers.
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BATTLES IN THE EAST.
The Cincinnatis Take Two Games From the
Smoky Citys

3ifo OIuUKNHdglB IdhH IWU OdIutS lu6
Smoky Citvs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Cincinnati played
Pittsburg two games again this afternoon,
again winning them both. Attendance 1900
Score:
Cihclnnalls... ..................O U U III
Pittsburgs.. ......... ...........2 i U o 90
Base hits-Cincinnatis II, Pittsburgs 9. Errors
Cincinnatis 2, Pittsburgs g. Batteries-Rhines and
Harrington, Day and Wilson.
SECOND GAME.
Cincinnatis. tis......,............3 o 0 o 5 I'll
flttsDurgs................. ......O U vi
Base hits-Cineinnatis IS, Pittsburgs 5. Errors
Cincinnatis 2, Pittsburgs 2. Batteries-Doian and
Keenan,. Phillips and Wilson. Umpire-Strief
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Rich Mines Discovered

GRAND MARoIs (Alinn.l Sept. r.
Prospecting on tho north shore of Lake
Superior has developed some rich finds OF
silver and copper.
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Races Declared Of.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-The New York Driving
Club this afternoon declared of on account Of
wei weather tile last six races OF the Fleetwood
circuit, including the special $4,000 race.
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GAS EXPLOSION.

Miners Carelessness Causes en- Accident IN
Wilkesbarre Nine.
WILKEsBARRE, Sept. 12.-The shaft OF
the Lehigh and Wilkesblrre Coal Company
was the scene of violent explosion of gas at
O'Clock this afternoon. Men we're at work
in the mine clearing up the wreck Of the lire
of last March and searching for the bodies of
the eight men who were killed in the eXplo-
sion at that time.
1t is learned that only one man, George
FoId, was killed. isaac Jones was badly in
jured. The gas was gnited by Ford dir p
ping his safety-lamp when DESCENDING. The
other men were brought out unharmed.
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THE TARIFF BILL.
General Discussion by the Ways and Means
COMMITTEES

COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-This morning
the Ways and Means Committee held
session to discuss the Senate amendments
to the Tariff Bill. As the bill itself had not
reached the committee, no formal conclusion
could be noted, and the proceedings were
entirely confined to general discussion. 1t
was practically agreed that amendments
should be considered by the committee in
stead of acceding at once to the request of
the Senate for conference There was
pronounced disposition on both the Re-
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twenty Miner. Entombed

BERLIN, Sept. 12-An explosion occurred
In the Stassurth coal pit at Loedenburg TO-
day. Twenty persons are ent0mbed.
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NEVADA's POPULATION.

The Last Census Shows Decrease Of Nearly
Fifty Per Cent.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Nevada's popu-
lation in 1880 was g. ,226. The census of
1890 shows population of 44,327, de-
crease of 4S.S per cent. The census by
counties is as follows:
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Blown Over the Matte, horn pr,c;pice.

BERNE, Sept. IA German tourist and
two guides have been blown over the preci-
pice on the Matterhorn.
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Collarse of q Strike

MELBOURNE, Sept. 12.-At Brisbane the
strike has collapsed, and traffic is again In a
normal condition.
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Dalton's Latest Performance

LONDON, Sept. 12.-Dalton swan from
Blackwell to Gravesend to-day in 6 hours
AMI Is minutes.
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The L,ndon Herald

LONDON, Sept. 12-The Herald announces
that henceforth that paper will be published
only on Sundays.
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A ScR0FULoUS BOY
Running Sores Covered His Body and
Head. Bones Affected. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

When six months old. the left hand OF our little
grandchild began swell and had every appearance
Of large boil We pouItced 1t. but all to no pur-
nose About five months after IL became a running
sore Soon other sores formed. He then had two
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THE BROTHERHOOD.

Chicsgo Wins From Cleveland by Timely
Stick Work.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 12.-The Chicagos won by
timely hitting. Attendance 800. Score:
Cleveands ds....................U 0 o o O--3
thicagos-... ~ 2 v " v -
Base hits-Ceveands 4, Chcagos 8. Errors
Cievelands l. Chicagos g. Batteries-Gruber and
Brennan, Baldwin and Boyle. Umpires-jafney
and Sheridan,