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TILE TIpPERARY TRIALS.
interest In tho Conspiracy Cases Unabnte,J.
| DEVELOPMENTS y,.t,rJ,,

'o'so' l." &"o conspiracy Cnses CnnbntetJ,
Developments Yesterday.
DUBLIN, Sept. 3O.-Interest in the con.
spiracy cases is divided to-day between
the high court Of Justice here in Dublin
and tho magistrates court at Tipperarv.
In accordance with the announcement
made at Tipperary yesterday by Mr..
Timothy ilealy on behalf OF the de.
iendants, an application was this morn.
ing made before Judge Holmes, Of the
high court, for a writ to prohibit the
Temporary magistrates from proceeding
with the hearing on the ground OF bins
against the accused. The arguments on
the motion for this writ are likely TO he
OF great length, as II large number Of
counsel have been engaged. The Oman.
Ing speech in favor OF the writ was made
by Timothy Healy, who made an elabor.
ate argument.
At Tipperary the reading Of extracts
from various speeches of the defendants
was continued by tho prosecution 10
prove that tenants had been incited fv
them not 10 pay rent,
Judge Holmes postponed his decision
on Mr. Healy's application,
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S0.-A well at
tended meeting OF the Grocers end 4m.
porters' Exchange, Of this city, was held
to day ior the purpose Of protesting
against tho passage OF the Senate bill
known as the Couger lard bill. Two
sets OF resolutions protesting against the
bill, both nearly identical in their i'm.
port, were presented TO the meeting.
One OF the resolutions asked Of Congress
the passage of q general fccl bill, but
after some debate it was rejected by the
meeting end resolution was passed
protesting aSaiuat the passage OF the
Congcr lard bill, in which il SAID the re.
striclons placed in that bill on oil pro;
ducts in tho ieest degree resembling
lard are equal to prohibition OF theil
manufacture aud sale.
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Youthful Incsndinries,

NArA, CAL, Sept. S0.-James Flamcnt,
the twenty.year.o!d son OF q well known
olive grower, was arrested last night,
and the officers are looking for Lee Hor-
rell, aged seventeen, on two charges Of
arson. During tho past two years this
town has suffered from numerous in
cendiary fires. The detectives discover.
ed that Flamont aud Horrell were the
leaders OF a party Of boys and in each
case performed all the work OF setting
fire to building. They would saturate
the straw with kerosene, place lighted
candle about an inch long OH top, aud
then go home. Flamont has confessed
to firing two buildings.
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taken by Mr.. Rownd Is that no
direct cid should be given 10 discharged
prisoners by State agents; that such aid
PaaFer'tles the prisoners, Is confession
Of the inelliclcncy Of penal adminis,ra.
tion which should have fitted the men
to have earned their living.
Mr. Hart advocated that prisoners
should have n share In their prison earn.
ingsin order to create fund with which
to start In life.
Tho officers for the ensuing year are: :
presldent-R, b. Hayes, Fremont, Ohio.
Vice Presiient-Radcli,le Brinkerhofr,
Mansfield, and among tho honorary
yice Presidents arc Hon. Thomas
Seay, Alabama; Hon. S. A. Blake, To.
ronto, Canada; q. A. Collin, Now York;
Rev. A. q. Byers, Ohio; Caleb J. Milne,
Pennsylvania; Secretary, John l.. Mill.
gan, Allegheny, Pa; Assistant Secreta.
RES, Charles i. FELTON,, Illinois; R. b.
Faulkner, Pennsylvania; Treasurer,
Charles NJ. Jesup, New York. 4
a board OF twehty.iour directors was
chosen. An executive board Of seven
members was also chosen.
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i Terrible Tragedy.

LOWELL, Mass, Sep. S8,-John Q.
Nichols this morning shot his sister,
Mrs. Ida Cunningham, OF Reading. Mass,
fred at his nephew, Fred A. Nichols,
and at Walter Lyon, and then fired two
shots into his own head Mrs. Gun.
ningham was shot in tho hand and head
behind the right ear, and there is little
hope Of her recovery. Her pssailani
will probably die. Financial matters
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EXCEEDED THEIR AUTHORITY,
a Difference OF Opinion Regarding the
Duties OF tho Worlds Fair Commls.

A Difference OF Opinion Regarding III,
Duties OF tho Worlds Fair Commls
sionbrs.
CHICAGO, Sept 3O.-"Have tho Nationa
Worlds Fair Commissioners exceeded
thelr authority"
A dispatch from Washington says they
have. The special committee appointed
by the Government TO come out and look
up the affair OF the commission says that
the act OF Congress appropriating 81 ,50O,.
600 to the expenses oi the exposition did
not intend the whole amount for pay
nient Of tho expenses Of the commission.
4 good portion OF 1t was intended for
Government buildings, bu! at the ratio
the Commissioners are tindingeways for
spending money, there will be nothing
left for the buildings. 1t Is further
claimed that tho commission WAS not
expected to have anything TO DO with
the exhibits, or TO take an active man.
agement OF the aIairs OF the exposition.
Mr.. Bryan, OF the local board, paid that
the idea expressed in the dispatch had
been maintained by him from the start.
lie thought the commissions duty
ceased with the part it was to play us
host to the foreign exhibitors.
Secretary Butterworth was of similar
opinion, though he thought that in point
Of fact no conflict would occur. A clause
in the question was ambiguous, but he
believed that Its meaning could easily be
agreed upon.
The law says what our powers arc,"
said Commissioner Ryan, OF North
at does not make any differ.
ence what the ideas OF tho Congressman
were during the agitation concerning
the location OF tho fair. The act gives
Us control Of the fair management, aud
he ideas OF the Congressional Commit.
leo can have no force so far as We are
when Senator Chandler comes here |
with his committee to tell US what our
luties are, said Commissioner Williams,
we i tell him to 80 home and mind his
,wn business"
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WHITE CAP OUTRAGE,
A Woman Erutaily Murdered by n Hand OF
"Eegulntors."

a Woman 1Futa!!} 9lHFHeFea by q Band oil
"EeSulntors."
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Sept. 3O.-News
WAS received here to-day OF terrible
White. Cap outrage which occurred in
Calhoun county, Saturday night. A
band Of masked men went into the house
OF Mrs, Jane Cody, widow, and drag.
ged her from bed with the intention OF
logging her. They started to the woods
with her, but she.broke awayland.started
to run. She had gone only short die.
lance when voltey was fired, and q
load Of buckshot took effect in her side,
inflicting fatal wound.
The White Caps fled when the woman
fell, and she lay there until morning be.
fore she was found. She was unable ia
describe her murderous asaailants. A
secret band OF regulators had been or.
ganized to rid the neighborhood Of all
immoral and worthless characters. This
was their first work and will, probably
be their last, as the sheriff is making
every effort to have them identified and
arrested,
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y Surprise ut belmont.

BELMONT, W. Va, Sept. 80. - St.
Mary's Oil Company, on the Ruttencut-
ter farm. at depth OF 400 feet, was to.
day surprised by striking shallow well
doing about 100 barrels. A lack OF tank.
ing cdused French creek to resemble Oil
creek on n small scale, causing quite d
stir among the operators. Ali eyes are
now on French creek. The Simpson
well was shot to-day, and shows for 2j0
barrels.
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TILE PRISON COSrERgNCE.
An Animated Observation-Disclosures for u
EnEuinp yenr

An Animated Observation-Disclosures for the
Ensuing Yenr,
CINCINNATI, Sept. G0-Atthe National
Prison Congress to-day DR.. Morris, Of
Baltimore, read an interesting paper
upon the treatment Of confirmed inebri.
ates, in which he advocated placing
them u u institutions whese they can be
given employment rather than turning
them out and receiving them again as
coon as they commit an offence.
One OF the most animated discussions
OF the Congress followed the reading ol
report from the standing Committeo
on Discharged Prisoners by William NJ,
F. Rownd, OF New York, chairman, and
his colleague, the Rev. II. Fl,
] Hart, Of St. Paul. The position
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WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATION.

Attiuson tho Last Man to Escape Scnntp,
Konnn In Poor Health.
Sptcld! Dispatch 10 The IateiigencIr.
WASHINGTON D. G., Sept 3O.-The first
session OF the Fifty.tirst Congress is rap.
IDLY disappearing. There is probably
less than quorum OF the House OF Rep.
resentatiyes in the city. Tomorrow
Senator kenna will be the only member
Of the West Virginia delegation in the
city: Anderson has not been here for
weeks; Wifson left last Thursday; Smith
escaped Saturday night; Faulkner left
last Tuesday, and Atkinson takes his
departure tonight. Mr.. Kenna is not
at all we'll, aud will not probably take
any active part in the coming campaign.
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CHICAGO, Sept. SO.-A sensational
breach Of promise suit was begun in the
court this afternoon by Miss May H.
Wooster Mason, against Edward 7,
Grotr. damages being placed at $4,000,
for injured affections.
Mr.'Groe, the defendant, is member
Of the jewelry firm OF Mayo, Croft 4 Co
He is said to be q millionaire. The
courtship is said to have continued
since the childhood Of Miss Mason,
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BOTH SIDES ARNfSt;,
trouble Between Settlers md .,um,,r
In Upper NIIcLI,n,

in Upper nIIclIsan. '"
ASHLAND, Wis, Sept. so.-Edwa,d
PeaIce has reached here from thu srana
OF the recent conflict between o,,un'i vun1
bodies Of homesteadcrs and lonniun iuu
igaD. fp0' nl!ch-
Mr.. Pearce confirms the rcno,t ,ho.
the homesteaders shot doyn IPo.t tpe t..aaas .nas
Of the losgers, aud says that the ioeaors ,ene,s
themselves would probably bav" '5seis Saan
included in the list Of victims U had fbeu tbeu
me settlers arc generally f,e}iev.d s.
nave lirst right to the land, which liea IN j.,
several counties and is coyarnd ,s n,;,i. ~,
valuable timber. Settlers arc a a,,minn mi1i,
themselves with rifles, and the IN IN ,aing y, has
company, which claims to have ii" e 1;uet I;uet
to the timber, is arranging to send nu I'Snt cnt
several parties OF armed lorrers rrn Trou L,a ous
anu possible loss OF liie will resnH re- Hfu.u, i,n',,
sIci movement. The intorie,aun ,,o,a unl
o. a,,9 .he Federal authorities viii eire he iu'
''SnSos
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SptclHl DlNINIch 10 TIC InltIfgtNctr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. 3O.-A mum.
Der OF the prominent oil producers Of
the Washington field met tonight and
proceeded to carry out what had been
decided upon at a former meeting, name.
ly, the formation OF an Independent pipe
line company. Stock to the amount OF
$4,000 was taken in the enterprise.
Every producer present pledged himself
to give his oil 10 the new pipe line,
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LONDON, Sept. %0.-The Scotch irtn
masters have definitely refused to ac.
eede to the tcrms demanded by their
men. The Cumberland iron workers
promise to support the iron workers who
are now on strike in Scotland on condi,
hour shifts. Nsu'
Inc abandonment OF all hone of n
settlement OF the trouble has stiGeneI
the pig iron market at Glasgow,
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Special Dispatch 10 The Intc'iigcactr.
LOST CREEK, W. Va, Sept. 30.-Pen'
dleton spoke here last night to a moder.
ate sized audience. He attacked the
Mckinley bill and its supporters vici.
ously. His audience seemed mostly
drawn together out oil curiosity and
very little enthusiasm was exhibited.
He was accompanied by John j. Davis
and Matt Cooper, both OF whom made
short speeches. Pendlcton left for
Lewis county this morning.
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/, wny Young vnnders.l, is Angry.

NEW HAVEN, CoSs., Sept. 3o.-Wm.
II. Vanderbilt, sou Of Cornelius Van.
derbilt, and Yale sophomore, is very
angry young man. A local paper on.
nopnced, under the headline "Boodle,
Not Brains" that the wealthy New
Yorker had been dropped from his class
because Of low standing. GoIag Van.
derbilt has secured n contradiction Of
the story from the Faculty, and threatens
to sue the newspaper for libel,
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This river, the engineers say, is not
what might be called navigable water
OF the United States. The results that
have been obtained from its partial im.
provement have been SO great as to war
rant its continuance as business enter.
prise for the development OF the lumber
interests OF this section OF tho country.
BIT 81 900 is made available for it's i'm.
provement, and this will DO used in
clearing the stream OF log jams and
bowlders to obtain channel OF thirty
feet in width. 1t will take $4,000 to
complete the project,
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CAMDEN, N. j., Sept. 3O.-An express
train on the Camden & Atlantic railroad
struck carriage this afterpoonJ on. the
outskirts Of the city, in which were seat.
ed Arthur II. Williams md vile, Mr..
Williams, who was seventy.tive years
old, was'ins.nnily killed. Mrs. Williams
was badly injured and her death is mo.
mentarily expected.
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DEs MONIES, IA. Sept. 3l--A shock.
ing tragedy occurred at the country
residence Of N. L. Deyins, seven miles
southwest OF the city Sunday afternoon,
resulting in the death Of Mr.. John
Devins' young wife. The family were
assembled in the dining room when
James Devirs picked up a belt contain.
in: revolver to inspect it. In some
manner the revolver slipped from the
belt, fell to the floor and exploded. The
ball entered Mrs. John Dev;ns' left
broast, causing death almost instantly,
Her, young husband ia prostrated BY
grief. They have been married hut .
year,
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PIrTsBuRGIr, Pa, Sept. 3O.-The fal
meeting of the Pittsburgh Driving Park
Association opened at Homewoud Park
to-day. The bright weather brought
out n large crowd. Horizon won The
2:2o trot in three straight heats, break
lng bis record.
Summary: First race, go class, trot
ting, purse 500. Horizon frat, Rich.
mond second, Acolyte third. Tine
2:l0}. Second race, $50 class, pacing
purse 500. Mack won. Others in fol
lowing order; Ada, Daisy V, Kin.
Hiero, Delight, Doctor L. Tom D, Gray
Wilkes. Best time 2:223f.
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West Virginia Fcn.fons.

SptciG! Dispatch to he IaieiiGcnctr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 30.-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol-
lows: Ofiginnl-Thomas Lowe, Mounds
vile; John E. Fleming, Fairmont; Jos
eph A. Myers, Coal Valley. Increase
Fielding Parsoas, Ravenswood: Joseph
Ii. Jacobs, Mineral Wells; Gideon Nor
row, Red Mud; Joseph W. Duncan
Red House Shoals; Henry Myer, MUSES.
Bottom J. L. Thorn, Wynon; Jenkins
Muller, Fine Grove; Isaac 3. Riggs
Ellenboro. Mexican war-Catherine
widow Of James Gerspacher, Wheeling
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a Serious Expluslpn,

sHAMoklS, Pa, Sept. SO.-An explos.
ion OF gas occurred at the Stirling col.
liery, owned by tie Philadelphia azd
Reading Coal Company, at noon to-day.
Edward Durkin, John Driscoll, Philip
Shum, John O'Hara, Thomas Brennan
and three unknown men we're yery
seriously burned and ten others were
severely injured by being blown about
the chambers by the force OF the ex.
plosion. It is thought all the men
injured haye been found. The mine is
badly damaged and work will haye to
be suspended pending repairs.
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Chanpionsliip Games

Buffalo l; Boston I.
Cincinnati 5; New York ..
Chicago 9; Boston 1.
Chicago 8; Brooklyn 1.
Cleveland 5; Brooklyn 1.
Cleveland 7; New York 8.
Louisville /; Baltimore Q.
Columbus IA; Athletic ..
Toledo 6; Rochester l.
Allegheny 10; Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh 5; Philadelphia /.
st Louis-Syracuse game postponed.
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REEDsvILLE, IND, Sept. S0.-A boiler
exploded in the tile mill here yesterday.
and one Of the workmen, Charles Reed, ,,
was horribly mangled and his head
blown from his body. Other employees,
George Abbott and Rlijah shoo;ns sker,'
were dangerously injured. Hall Of the
boiler was found three'quarters OF mile
away. j
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bill to define and regulate the, iurisdic.
ton Of the United States Courts and II
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The request Of the Senate for con.
ference on tho bill to promote tho nd.
ministration OF justice In the United
States Army was granted.
The Senate bill was passed establish.
ing "a customs collection district In the
States Of North and South Dakota. Ad.
journed.
On motion Of Mr.. Mckinley the House
agreed 10 n concurrent resolution direct.
ing the Clerk OF the House to number
conseculiyely the paragraphs Of the en-.
rolled tariff bill,
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In tho House.

wAsllISoroS, D. G., Sept. S0.-on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Russell, Of Connecticut, n
Joint resolution was passed for printing
$4,000 copies OF the filth annual report Of
tho Commissioner OF Labor.
On motion OF Mr.. Bingham, OF Penn;
sylyania, the joint resolution was passed
app,oprialing $4,000 to enable the Post
master General to test ut small towns
and villages the system Of free delivery.
The Speaker laid before the House the
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All the money required to complete
the project for the improvement Of this
stream is available, or $1,000, and it will
be spent in the removal OF suags, rocks
and other distractions. This project
looks to the formation OF clear channel
over l22 miles Of the river, with min.
imum width OF thirty feet and least
uenth OF eirhtnnn inches
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Accident on tho Grafton & Greenbrier.

Sptc!Gi DIspifch 10 the IHttIigcHcer.
PnIllrri, W. Va, Sept. 30.-Robert
Collins, passenger brakeman on the
Grafton & Greenbrier, was run over by
his train at O'Brien's bridge, about i
miles above here, this evening, and was
seriously, if not fatally, hurt. While
climbing OH the end OF the train, which
was backing for the purpose Of coupling
a car, he fell, the train passing over him,
and, it is supposed, dragging him a con.
siderable distance along the track. His
arm was cut and broken and one leg
was mangled and thrown out OF joint,
but it is thought not broken. He was
taken to his home at Grafton on the
same train, and was suffering greatly
when the train stopped here. Fis arm
will have to be removed and possibly
the mangled leg.
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Why tho Socialists Rejoicc.

bEELlS' Sept. SO.-Therc are great re
Ioiclngs IN Germany over the expiration
Of the antl'socialist law. Thirty exiles
arrived here this afternoon, and were
enthusiastically welcomed. Nfectino
were held in seven different halls aii n
which We're crammed with peonle
n Manystreets were brilliantly Illuminated
this evening.
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LONDON, Sept. SO.-Advices from New
Guiana state that Nj. Headley, the
owner oil the cutter Isabel, and the crew
Of the vessel, which was engaged in fish
ing for pearls of New Guiana, have
been massacEed by the natives. Tts
cutter was looted and then scutlled ~
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Thirty.one thousand dollars is made
available to complete the Improvement
OF this river. This will be used in the
completion Of the dam and approaches
at Louisa to form pool for holding coal
boats and barges. The carrying out oi
this project, however, by no means com.
pletes the full improvement Of the river,
rs two more locks are required to pro.
vide slacliwater navigation, which, il
built, vii! cost over Si2G, 900.
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An Unlucky brakeman.

Speeia! Dispatch TO the ln'tlligcnecr.
PlEDMoSr, W. Va, Sept. 3O.-By the
breaking Of a coupling this evening Win.
ficid Sterling, Of Terra Alta, Baltimore
4 Ohio brakeman, was thrown to the
ground, breaking lcg and dislocating a
wrist. He had just recovered from in.
juries received from q fall from bis train,
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LENA, 0Hio, Sept. 30.-The Fifth Ohio
Republican Congressional Convention
in session here to-day nominated Capt.
L. X. Stroup, Of Anglaise county, for
Congress by acclamatiop,
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RArlD CRY, S. D., Sept. 30.-Forest
fires arc doing great damage in the
southern hills, and the miners are fight.
ing the fres with little surcess. The
PRINCIPAL. damage is between Rocheford
and Hill City, the seat OF the Harncy tin
mines. Great damage has been done to
timber about the Eta tin mines,
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EAsroS, Pa, Sept. 3Q.-Frank CLOSER,
day operator at Lehlghton, was arrested
to-day on tho charge Of having caused
By bis negligence the wreck on the Jer.
sey Central railroad last night, by which
three men lcst their liyeg,
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MELBOURNE. Sept. 3O.-The unions
luse to meet the employers on thc % h,o;., .t
OF tho accordance by the unions ' oi Gasls .n b
employers manifesto, A'o''' VI the
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Salo of the Shenandoah Valley Road.

Specfa! DL'pdteh 10 The Iaaligenccr.
ROANOKE, Va, Sept. S0.-Thc Shenan.
doah Valley Railroad was sold to-day ut
public sale 10 the Norfolk 4 Western,
which is now operating it under lease.
The price paid was s., 100000, in COM
pliance with the DEGREES Of the Circuit
Court OF Roanoke City, Washington
county. Maryland, and Jefferson county,
West Virginia.
Louis Fitzgerald, the chairman Of the
purchasing committee and general mort
gage bond holder was the bidder.
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PARIS, Sept. 30.-A German ladv he,
been arrested at Cannes, who had in her p
possession number OF Typographical
charts OF the fortress and plans of ,h"
other deienses OF the town, - 'li'
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l1snoE, Sept. 30.-The engineer ~
the British steamer picton, at Iive,noooii ~
from Wilmington, n. c., is Jeoot suJaes;,
from disease which is said to be cholnrps
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LONDON, Sept. 30.-Mr. John AJo,,o,,
has arrived at Hawarden, whero h',rGy h" ,r;;y,
remain two days for tho purpose Of cow M
ferring with MIR. Gladstone. '0 '' e'n-
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Chiek Arthur TrA Ing to Sattle 1t,

s4s FRAScisco, Sept. 30.-Chief Ar
thur, Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineets, has arrived here to settle,
il possible, the trouble between the
Southern Pacific Company and its en-.
Sinecrs. -