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An Icon Worker Murdered,

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20.-The remains
Of William Nolan, an iron worker,
were found on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago tracks near Werner
station on Saturday night. 1t was at
frat thought that he had been struck by
train, but it has since transpired that
he was robbed ind murdered and his
body placed on the tracks to conceal
the crime. His assailants are not
known.
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FRIGHTFuL EXPLOSION.
The Acme Torpedo Works Up tito Rivel
Completely Destroysd

The Acme Torpedo Works Up tito River
Completely Destroyed.
TORONTO, ONO, Sept. 20.-An ex-
plosion occurred at the Acme Torpedo
Company's Works, located in West Vir.
ginia, opposite this place, at IL o'clock
this morning, which completely demol.
lshed the works and killed Ralph schoG,
the only workman about the place.
SchoF was making Glycerine when the
explosion occurred. A magazine filled
with nitro-glycerine was setting not %
yards away, but was not touched. The
force Of the explosion was so great that
parts Of the building were thrown across
the Ohio river. Not piece six inches
long was found OF SchoT, the workman.
The damage to the plant was about
1000. The works was owned by Milli-
kin & Hagan.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES
May be the Result Of the Senatorial Com.
pllcntlon In Washington and I,earcr

| pucHtIon in Wnshlngtoa and lleafe
Counties.
Special Dhpd,eh to he Initlligmer.
| WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. oO.-The Re
publican county vigilance committed
met this afternoon. Tho political out.
look was discussed and plans were
decided upon for tho carrying on OF the
campaign this fall.
The most Important step taken by the
committee was the adoption OF reso.
luton bearing on the State Senatorial
contest in this district. The resolution
adopted was in effect that Washington
county was entitled 10 the nomination
and that the Beaver candidate should
withdraw in favor OF the Washington
county man.
The candidates for the nomination are
Col a. ). Hawkins, OF Washington
county, and Hon. s. F. White, Of Beaver.
The district Is made up OF Washington
and Beaver counties, each county being
entitled to three votes. A meeting OF
tho delegates from the two counties was
held In Pittsburgh in August and after
ballotting about two hours, as the dele.
gates OF each candidate remained firm to
their favorite, no nomination was reach.
ed and an adjournment was taken until
September 3. Again the delegates met
on that date, but with the same result
as the former meeting tho vote being
after several ballots, the same Us before,
u tie.
Colonel Hawkins, Washington coun.
ty's candidate, declares that Washington
county is justly entitled to the nomina.
ton, aud says he is In the race 10 stay.
Candidate White, on the other hand, is
equally firm, and says he will be can.
dldato as long as conferees will support
him. A meeting Of the delegates will
be held October 3. II no nomination is
made at that time two Independent Re.
publican candidates will be the result.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Tho appropriations made by the first
session Of the 5lst Congress were $751;
Sll,50S.
The permanent annual appropriations
for the year lS00-9l amount to Sl0l ,62S,.
1853, making the grand total for the yea,
S462, ,0S9,O56. Increase over the 50.h
Congress, A0.3lS,6l3.
The President to-day promised labo,
committee that when Congress adjourn.
ed he would give consideration 10 the
8 hour Law, and would insist upon III
strict enforcement in the Government
buildings.
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Interesteti In German Hnx.

Bellaire seems 10 take great interest
in the German Day celebration here
October 6. Last evenings Iniependent
says: "Quite large number Of our
German cjtizens met yesterday after.
noon and arranged to go to Wheeling
and taken part in the parade and cere.
monies in celebration OF German Day''
in that city next Monday. There will
be big crowd 60 up from here" The
Tribune says: "The Deutschcr Gedank.
tag or German Memorial Day, will be
observed in Wheeling on Monday
October 6. Bellaire Turner'S will be well
represented in the parade, headed by
the Beliaire City Band. The Assistan,
Marsha!s from this city a,e; a, Stepe,
and Charles Dotr." 20"
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DASvERs, Ills, Sept. 20.-saturday
evening Toad Pennington, a worthless
character, got drunk and placed Paul
Ramey, n lad OF twelve, upon the back
ola blind broncho, then struck the horse
a blow with whip. The broncho ran
headlong into barb wire fence. The
boys thigh was broken and he was
lacerated go terribly that he will die.
Pennington fed on horse back and has
not been appreheuded.
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IIrlDsins Them to Ternfk,

HAVANA, Sept. 20.-The Executive
Board Of the Spanish party in Cuba at a
meeting to-day decided to send a tele.
gram to Spain pointing out the bcayy
damage which cigar manufacturers here
VIII suffer from the new tariff bill adopt
ed by the United States, and asking as
an immediate remedy the reform Of the
spanlah tariff and the negotiation OF C
treaty with the United States,
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COAL FOR SOUTH AMERICA.
Big Carsoes Seut There by Philadelphia
Companies,

Big Carsoes seut There by Philadelphia
Companies.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The demand
for American coal for shipment to the
Wes. Indias and South America is in
creasirg, and there was All order recent
ly for 5000 tons for shipment 10 Brazil.
Iii is said that coal here is alrnost as
cheap rs in England, where the mines
show signs Of exhaustion, but whether
this is true or not, large quantities are
going from Philadelphia to parts where
it has never been shipped before, and
instead Of being carried in 500 and 600
ton sailing vessels, it now goes in steam.
ers OF 5000 aud 1000 tons capacity.
The steamship Seraphis has arrived at
St. Lucia with full cargo OF 5000 tons,
while the Buteshire is now on her third
trip to Porto Rico with full cargoes each
time, and it is likely vessel will be
fixed with full cargo ior Rio Janeiro
and other Brazilian ports.
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ought 10 stand about 100000 OF the
amount TO be expended. The road, he
said, would be built, and II Wheeling
did not esteem Il worth securing, the
company's plans would be changed, and
the road would seek western outlet
elsewhere. This would, in the logic OF
circumstances, be by way OF bridge at
Portland md connection there with
the Wheeling & Lake Erie road, though
Mr.. Meyran did not 20 30 far into details
as TO suggest any other cdetinite plan
than 10 come 10 Wheeling.
The gentlemen have with them the
plans OF their road, including their en-.
trance to Wheeling and their connec.
tion with the Union bridge, and these
will be exhibited and explained at this
forenoon's meeting in the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms.
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Special Dispatch 10 The In.eltoa.eer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 90.-George
S. Couch sold to-day 1870 acres of land
lying in the Kanawha Valley from a
mile and half to two miles west OF
Charleston, to the West Charleston
Company for SS0,750. This is the third
improvement company organized here
within two weeks. The West Charles.
ton Improvement Company owns prop.
erty about a mile west Of the city, and
the South Side Improvement Company
owns land on the hills ucroas the kan.
awha. If each OF them does all it is
empowered to do by its charter Charles.
ton will soon be city Of 100000 inhabi.
tants.
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TIE JE. .. U. A. N.
Probability Tint There Will be no Change
In the Samc,

Probability Tint There Will be no Change
In the Name.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 29.-The name Jr.
0. U. A, N. is apt to remain unchanged.
The friends Of the change are beginning
to think that the outlook for them is
rather bad.
Ohio, which was expected to give a
solid vote in favor OF the new name, is
split. Tic State will give a large major
ity in favor Of the change, but it was
counted for more than it can give.
New Jersey has gone back on the ex.
pectations Of the friends OF the change.
So has Virginia, and Western Pennsyl.
vania has disappointed them. In this
State, and especially in this county, the
vote has been great nurprise. 1t was
thought that Allegheny county would
be solid Tor the change, but the vote is
virtually tie. 1t is only necessary that
majority vote in favor OF the change.
Since it is 60 close it may require some
days 10 learn the result.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. GA col.
lision occurred OH the Cincinnati South.
ern few miles from Chattanooga yester.
day. Fireman Payne received injuries
from which he died au hour later. A
few hours before he had shown his
uncle roll OF bills containing $780,
When brought back to Chattanooga
dead there was found on his person bu,
one dollar and 4 few cents. He could
not have deposited the money any
where and his corpse must have been
robbed by aghoul.
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DEAR Sin:-Alr. Thomas NJ. King,
Second Vice President Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, authorizes
inc to say to you that he will be in
Wheeling on Thursday. October ., il
that day will be agreeable to your com.
mittee, for the purpose OF taking up with
you the subjects Of the recent CORE.
spondeGce between the city and the
railroad company. Yours truly,
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL.
After consultation Mr.. Farrell notified
MIR. Russell that Thursday would suit
the committee, and that II convenient,
1t would be preferable to hold the con.
terence on the evening OF that day. 1t
was accordingly 90 arranged.
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,cial pL,palca % me In,e!,iacncer.

Sptela. Dlfpdlch 70 he InltNfgtnetr.
CLARHsnuRa, WA, Sept. e9.-SheriG
Curry, OF Webster county, passed
through here Saturday, having in Gus.
tody Wilson Coc. who was convicted OF
killing Melvin Roder in July in Web.
1ter county. Coe YVES sentenced TO a
life term in the penitsutiary,
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Lots of Whisky Destroyed,

MADISON, IND, Sept. 29.-The old
stone warehouse Of the Redwood Dis.
tillery, situated in Kentucky, opposite
this city, was destroyed by fire yester.
day afternoon. The house contained
l,5oO barrels Of tax paid whisky, all Of
which was destroyed. The property
and whisky belonged to Levy ( Bro, Of
CINCINNATI. The loss is estimated ut
SlO) 600. rs..
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A Practical Application.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-The folly Of laying
up treasures on earth was the subject OF
the sermon preached by the Rev. W. L.
Welyot, First United Presbyterian
church last night. When the Doctor re.
turned home he appreciated the value ol
his own advice, US a gang OF burglars
had broken in and rifled every bureau,
trunk and bed in the house.
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Not Mach 'Thuse for Poudletop.

sttfI Dispatch 10 the Iateliotnetr.
CLARKsnURe, W. Va, Sept. 99.-Since
the Pendleton liasco of Saturday night i,
has leaked out that there is not now nor
is there likely to be any Democratic tx.
ecutive Committee here during this
campaign, and it is doubtful il pendleton
will endeayor to speak here again dur.
ing his canvas. 1t appears that the
Democrats have practically given up the
contest in this county, as far as Con-
gresham is concerned, and will exert all
their energies for the election Of their
local ticket,
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Memorial Building for Mnrletta.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 20.-Repre.
sentative O'Neill, OF Pennsylvania, to-
day reported from the Library Commit.
tee the Senate bill appropriatiny s50,.
600 for the erection OF a memorial struc.
ture at Marietta, Ohio. commemorative
OF the settlement OF the Northwest ter
ritory. The building will also bs used
for the safe.keeping OF books, papers
and relics Of that memorable event.
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PARIS, Sept. 29.-The Figaro publishes
an interview with signor Crispi, the
Italian Primo Minister, in which he de-
nounces the attitude Of France toward
Italy. and instances the annexation of
Tunls as OF breach good faith. This
action he declared was stab at the heart
OF Italy. There is no danger of war un-
less it is sought by France. He deplored
the continued increase OF their arms-
ment by the nations Of Europe, and be-
lieved that this course would end in
running Europe to the advantage of
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ASK Your Friends Abon,r,

wy aoar a. distressing cough can be eu,e1
,,;t,,i VIZ know t 1t because Kcmp's Balsam
within M the past few years has cuIed ,1asn sn
many man coughs and colds in this COM conmm no
my. lts remarkable sale has been u, u.o,,
entlrely by its genuine merit. Iat s"n,n Won
ltiend who has used it what he ,h;nI.n 'Eaue
OF hemp's Balsam. There il M 'n,a,K9 man;
cine 80 pure, none go effective ,uu Toaia-
bottles 50c and 81 at all drugrists' ra,s9 n.vss
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TESlSo, WASH, Sept. CA special
freight train on the Northern Pacific,
from Portland, ran into the rear OF
Pacific Mail No. 9 yesterday at this
place and two men, Jacob johnson and
g: D. Standberg, were killed. The men
killed we're riding on flat car on the
rear Of the freight. The rear sleeper
was badly damaged.
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Big Quaker lIeetIur.

The Yearly Meeting Of the Quakers,
which is held in Barnesville every year
began Sunday. During the latter mari
OF last week all OF the passenger trains
on the Baltimore K Ohio were crowded
with people going there. The7 come
from almoat all over the United States
It ia great gathering this year and viii
ference. ~ WY
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Died OF His IDjuries,

SGtsidl Dispatch 10 The L.eligenctr.
MARrlssprRG, w. VA, Sept. 90
John L. Hopkins, a well known and
popular engineer OF the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, who was seriously injured
by striking his head against the mail
crane at Rockville, while running train
from Washington to this city, died at
his residence in this city this morning.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 20.-As the
result Of the recent revival meetings at
Cleveland, Tenn, $50 yesterday joined
the churches OF their choice as follows:
Methodist Episcopal, South, l0l; NJ. E,
Church IS; Cumberland Pfesl,Ytefiana
76; Presbyterian Il; Baptist 81. The
others connected themselves with the
Christian society.
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Championship Games

Chicago q; Brooklyn l. m
Chicago 3; Boston 0.
Buffalo I; Boston 4.
Philadelphia &; Allegheny 9.
Pittsburgh S; Philadelphia l.
Cleveland S; New York 5.
Louisville G; Syracuse l.
Cleveland 5; Brooklyn 6.
Cincinnati 5; New York !,
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G,llespfs Nominated,

PlTTsnuRuu, Sept. 20.-The Demo
cratic Congressional conferees OF the
Twenty.iitth district, comprising the
counties OF Butler, Mercer, Lawrence
and Beaver, met at Butler to-day and
nominated =. p. 6 Gillespie, Eaq., OF Mer
Ger county. ..
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Slnvin unti AlCtuliffr Surr.,,,

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Slavin end hIc.
Auliiie, having been informed that tho
authorities intended to prosecute them
ior ishiing, Hurrendered themselves to
the police this morning and were nr. y.
ralgned in the Lambeth police court M nn
the charge Of committing breach 1d nf
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TIE ANARCHIST CASES.

Tho Application for the Kelcn.e OF scl,wal
Before Judge Gresham.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Judge Gresham
this morning took up the application fo'
a writ OF habeas corpus, for the release
from thepenitentiary OF Michael Schwab
the anarchist who was sent to Joliet fol
murder. Attorney General Hunt filed {
special demurrer setting forth that the
allegations contained in the petition
were insufficient to warrant the grant
ing Of the prayer. Schwab's attorney
asked for time to examine the demurrer
and the court gave him till 9 o'clock this
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LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from
Erzeroum Gays thesituation in Armepip
is serious' The Russian Government
has masaed 1900 troops on the Ar.
menian frontier. The Turks are nv.
pectlng al attack and are rapidly sun.
plying the Turks with arms and ammr,
milton and ::makinr other preparationn
to resist the Russian forces.
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Pittsburrh's Big Show,

PlTTspURdH, Pa, Sept. 20.-This is the
beginning OF the 9th week OF the expo.
sition. Although the weather is some.
what cool, there does not appear to be a
great diminution OF the crowds. Every.
thing now must be considered as q prob
ability, but it is stated by one OF the
managers that il the show continues un.
der its present direction there will be
some pleasing novelties for next years
patrons. One Of the greatest improve
ments will be in the illuminated ioup.
tain.
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CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 23.-Thc Prison
Congress to-day made some amendments
to its constitution. It also decided to
meet at Pittsburgh next year on the
10th day OF October. The warden's
association this afternoon elected Off.
GERS, all OF them tine last years incum.
bents, except Mr.. Whitman, the Treas.
llrpr
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sT. rErERssuRd, Sept. 29.-The cz,r
has definitely consented to acs ma a arhi
traitor Of the question a. igsue betwesr
S.nsy SSefmsany and and Holland regarding III,
boundary line between French Gni.mo ,mo
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WAsuISoroN, D. G., Sept. 20.-Killing
irosts are reported from Northwestern
New York, Southeastern Michigan and
Eastern Nebraska, and light lrosts in
Northern Missouri, Central Illinois,
Eastern Ohioand Western Pennsylvania.
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Mr.. MORGAN DODGES.

Mr.. Morgan, having in the course Of
his remarks referred to the reciprocity
section Of the bill as utterly prepos.er-
ously and ridiculously unconstitutional,
Mr.. Sherman defended the section as
one OF tho principles which had been
recognized in other statutes, and had
been supported by the courts, while Mr..
Carlisle and Mr.. Morgan argued that the
aec,ion went far beyond the point where
somewhat similar power could proper
ly bc lodged in the President or any
other executive officer.
In that connection Mr.. Morgan read
Mr.. Sherman's recent letter to Mr..
ErIstu5 Wiman, favorihg reciprocity
with Canada, and said that he had been
looking for the proposition which Mr..
Sherman in that letter promised to ill.,
troduce to the Senate.
Mr. Sherman justified bis statements
in the Wiman letter, aud said that they
were consistent with the position which
he had always held.
MoRdAE's SARCASM.
Mr.. Morgan said that il Mr.. Gladstone
were in Mr.. Sherman's place ho would
admit that he had been mistaken in his
views rs to the unconstitutionality Of
the Hawaiian treaty, the Mexican treaty
and the Spanish treaty just rs Mr.. Glad
stone, after having been tho opponent
OF the Irish people in the privy council,
threw himBoli into the breach to pro.
vent the overthrow OF what little Of life
Ito say nothing OF the liberty was left
TO that great country.
At the close OF Mr.. Morgau's speech,
Mr.. Aldrich called for vote on the
conference report.
This was opposed by Mr.. Cockrell.
who said that the Senate was entitled
to have some explanation OF the confer.
ence report made; and any attempt to
force vote without such explanation
WAS neither just nor fair nor right.
MIR. Aldrieh said that he did not de.
sire TO force vote on the question il
any Senator desired TO speak on 1t; but
there were no apparent indications tina,
any Senator did so desire.
Mr.. Cockretl said that Mr.. Carlisle de-
sired to be heard on the question, bul
was somewhat indisposcd to-day.
II, uohSl NOhSCh
to have ! O'Clock tomorrow fixed as the
time for taking The vote. s
Mr.. Cockrell objected to any cast-iror
rule for closing debate.
SHERMAN DEFENDS PROTECTION.
Mr.. Sherman addressed the Senate
in general defense and advocacy Of the
principle Of Protection. AS to the bill
itself, he gave it as his opinion that som'
OF the provisions were too high, whil'
some we're too low. Ha thought tha
he could make 1t better than it was, bu
he admitted the impossibility OF framing
amcasuro that would suit every interest
He believed that tho new law would b,
the beacon Of prosperity to the who'll
country. He looked upon it as one tina
was lair and just to all sections and tina
would be more beneficial to the Soutl
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Special Dispatch 10 The Inieligencer.
CLARKspuEG, W. Va, Sept. o9.-One
OF the pioneers Of West Virginia, Mr.
John Peck, died here this afternoon,
aged eighty years. He was well known
throughout the State, and was one oil
the Oldest citizens OF this county.
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The HAGUE. Sept. 20. The King
shows no signs OF Improvement and his
condition oxcites the grarest sppreheu.
SION; Dr. Rosens.ein, the celebrated
specialist, has been summoned frnn
Leiden to attend his Maipsty. '''
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a Good Law,

WAsulSGroN, D. c., Sept. 27.-0n mo.
ton OF Mr.. Caldwell, Of Ohio, bill waa
passed by tho House 10 prevent The des.
ecration Of tho United States ANg by
printing thereon Of any painting or ad.
vertisements.
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VICE PRESIDENT KING.

He will be Here nnd Meet tho Committee
Thursday Evening.
The following communication was re-.
ceived yesterday by Mr.. p. F. Farrell:
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL, !
LAW OFFICE, l42l CHArLiNESrRRET,
WHEELING W. Va, Sept. 90. }
Nr. p. +. Farrell Chairman Committee on Rail.
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Meeting OF fStockhoIdUrs-Cnpitn In.
vcstinE Along the Houte-!The Latest. big
Dcul
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the nomination
OF John n: Irwin, OF Iowa, to be- Cover
nor Of Arizona.
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Sottidl DispGtch 10 the httliQtnctr. vi
CLAREsDuRd, Sept. 20.-Therc was
heavy frost reported from all parts OF
Harrison and Doddridge and Richie
counties last night. This is the first
white frost Of the season,
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LONDON, Sept. 29.-The steamer Ems
from New York, arrived at southamp.
ton yesterday.
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+ IL LpsEoS' Saan Sept. 2s;-Mr. Joseph savo,v
mas mas oeen elected Lord Mayor Of Lon.