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Baltimore has also written to US Offering
manufactuI ed beans at prices to be quoted
upon our signifvIng a willingness to pur-
chase. did not answer the letter. don't
know the prices. have heard there are
factories in Boston, In Camden, n. j.. and
even at one time in this city. A Ger.
man fabrication has also been offered to
dealers, accompanied by circulars setting
forth medical testimonials to its highly be-
ntticent effect upon the health. l think 20
per cent is too high figure at which to
place the adulterated coffee used here; 10
per cent is nearer the mark"
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WHEAT BLooKADE PREDICTED.
The Rush Not Yet Equal to That of Previous
Yeara

KANSAS CITY, Sept 1O.-The Star this
afternoon will say, in regard to the reported
bl ockade in the movement of wheat in this
city, that the reports would not have been
far from correct had they been printed q
week or ten days ago, but coming, as they
do just now, when the railroads are clean
ing up the last bunch of cars left over from
last weeks rush. 1t is hard for grain men
and agents to believe every one knows tie
real situation. Last week tho roads were
caught unawares, and for time cars could
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THE M'KINLEY LAW.
Results of the Investigations Pursued il
FuroOe

Results Of the Investigations Pursued IN
Europe.
LONDON, Sept 10. - The Chronicle this
morning refers to the Investigations that
have been made by the New York Asso-
eiated Press to ascertain the effect of the
Mckinley law in Europe, and says: {:
Thanks to the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press, we are now in a position to
estimate the effect Of the McKigley law upon
our trade.
The St. James Gazette, referring to the
fact that the Times and other papers pub
liShed an Associated Press special letter,
dated from this city September 1st and CIV
ing a review of the effects of the Mckinley
Tariff Bill in Great Britain, saws the Asso-
ciaied Press correspondent has done his
work very thoroughly. and that the con-
usions he has arrived at are not altOget her
unsatisfactory TO England. Continuing the
Gazette says: There is some satisfaction
10 learn that German industries are injured
more than the English. Even under rigOr-
Gus protective tariff, workmanship and
quality will tell at all times.
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The searles Will Case.

SALEM (Mass.). Sept 10--Those in posi-
tion to be familiar with the Searles will case
say the prospect is good for compromise
before the hearing, which is assigned for
two weeks from yesterday They say the
Southern Pacific stock is held together under
this will, and that rather than take the risk
of breaking up this large block of stock the
parties will pay roundy. and that Timothy
Hopkins is really the only one who has any
case that will bear any sort of judicial ex-
animation.
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RANK PIRACY.
The Stolen Cargo of the El Dorado Sold in the
Bahamas

The Stolen Cargo Of the FL Dorado Sold in the
Bahamas.
NASSAU bahama Islands,. Sept. 1O.-This
place has been transformed from a quiet,
peaceful settlement into busy mart of
trade. 1t is estimated by conservative
Judges that upward of 100000 worth of
goods taken from the wrecked steamship Ell
Dorado have been landed here and are bAfng
sold not only 10 the inhabitants Of New
Providence, but to those of the outer islands
who come here by hundreds, In schOoners,
10 purchase cheap goods. Tie shipments
from New York will be very light for some
time to come. The Americans here are in-
they characterize as rank piracy, and Gov
ernor Ambrose Shea. when he arrives here
next month, will probably have an interna-
tiOnal complication to deal with.
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storage of Grain in Elevators.

ST. PAUL, Sept 10.-A Dispatch special
from Grand Forks, N. d.. says the man
damus proceedings against the Minneapolis
anu Northern Elevator Company to compel
the storage of wheat at the statutory rate of
Two cents per bushel wero continued to
Monday next, at the request of plaintiffs.
The Court, however, intimated the decision
will be that in case the elevators choose to
do a storage business the State may pro-
hibit discrimination against parties storing,
and may fix the rates of storage.
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TWO OUTLAWS CAPTURED.
Desperate Conflict With Marshars Posse


PURCELL Qnd. IT,. Sept 10.-A fierce
fight occurred near here to-day in which
the United States Marshal and his posse
captured two noted and desperate outlaws,
after m0rtally wounding them. The posse,
Elkns, bad been on the trail of William
Corley and Ross Riley for several days.
They cOrnered them to-day in an unoccupied
hut and demanded their surrender The
outlaws responded with volley from
revolvers. The posse returned the fire and
a lively fusillade was kept up for some time,
the outlaws finally surrenderng. They had
both been shot, il is thought, fatally. One
of the posse was injured. ConIey is the
horse-thief who escaped from the Arkansas
Peuitentary, and Rileyis q Cherokee negro.
He was one of the seven murderers SEN
fenced by the Cherokee Council TO be shot,
but escaped before the entence was exc
cuted,
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An Advocate of HARMONY

Houston Tex), Sept. 10.-Andrew j.
Carothers, for years at the head of the COL
ored alliance. is out in an open letter to
his people warning them against the Hum
phreys scheme of demanding exorbitant
prices for cotton picking He urges the
negroes to live in harmony with the white
farmers, alleging the closely interviewer in
terests of the two classes now and the
danger of stirring up a strife. He adds
that at the present prices of cotton the
planters cannot afford to pay the advance.
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BRIBERY PROVEN.
Canadian Statesmen Profit by Subsidies Paid
to Railroads

OTTAWA (Ontario), Sept. 10.-The Rail-
way Committee of the Senate prepared a
report on the "act respecting the Bay of
Chaleurs Railway Company" Regarding
the charge that out of certain moneys,
Government of the Province of Quebec to
be paid to the company on account of sub
sides granted by the Legislature, sum
amounting to $4,000 was retained and i'm
properly applied to purposes other than the
cons struction and completion of said rail-
way, the committee finds that the charge is
proven, and among those who prodted by
The misapplicatOn were: Hon. NJ. Mercier,
Premier Of the Province of Quebec; Hon.
{. A. Pelletier, Hon. Charles Langelier.
Hon. Francois Langelier, j. J. Tarte and
Ernest Pacaud.
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Fatal Rallnnn Accident.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-A fatal balloon
accident occurred at the Ell Dorado Gardens
this afternoon. George White Of Chicago
made the ascent, proposing to jump with a
parachute when the balloon attained a
height of 5000 feet. He did not attempt TO
jump, however, and finally the balloon b.
gan to fall. It dropped into the Hudson
River and collapsed, with the man under
meath. No trace OF him has been as yet
found.
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smuggled chinamen Convicted.

BUFFALO, Sept. 1O.-The long trial of
four Cinnamon suspected of being Illegal
residents was brought to a close in the
United States Court to-day. Commissioner
Hirschbeck discharged Lee Sing and Pah
Mia, but the two others were found guilty
of being improperly in the country. They
will be held in Jail along with three others
who received similar sentences, to await the
decision of the Judge on the question
whether they should be sent to Canada or
China,
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New YORK, Sept. 10. A Wall-street
Boston special states that Colonel o. w.
Peabody of Kidder, Peabody & Co. has
just returned from his vacation, and Is we'll
pleased with the splendid outlook for the
Atchison. The system is getting larger
traffic than ever before in its history aud
one of Its best features Is that many new
feeders built Just before the reorganization
OF the company are now beginning to be
profitable
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BICYCLE Races in Massachusstts.

SPRINGFIELD (Mass.l Sept. 1O.-ln the
bicyle races at Hampden Park to-day. Zim-
mermann of the New York Athletic Club
was the star performer, winning the mile
ordinary, the half-mile ordinary, the quar-
ter-mile safety, and the half-mie safety
handicap. His time in the latter race was
:O6 4-5, beating the worlds record Of
1:O7 3-5
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PEACE IN CHILE.
Election Ordered to Be Held in
October.
Efforts to Restore The tranquility Of The
Republic.
Capture Of Z BalmaCe1a Guerrilla General.
His Probable Execution The Case
Of The ltata.
special to THE MORNING CALI.

New YORK, Sept. 1O-The Herald's Val
paraiso dispatch says the Junta, at meet
ing held yesterday, decided that an election
would be the best method to bring about
the tranquility so much desired, and that
October 18th next accordingly. should be
designated as election day. Senators. Dep
uties, municipal officers aS4 Presidential
Electors will be voted for. The new Presi-
dent will be installed December Goth.
Colonel Stepan who. with twenty-five
cavalry men, was supposed to have gone to
the Argentine republic to act as guerriilas,
has been captured and brought here. His
cruelty to the Balmacedists who fell
into his power has aroused an intense feel
ing against him, and he will be very sum-
marily dealt with.
The feeling against the Government Of
the United States and its people is calming
down here. The official recognition of the
Junta's Government by the United States
has been made by both Minister Esan and
Admiral Brown. The United States flag
ship San Francisco yesterday saluted the
Chilean flag by the discharge Of twenty-one
guns. This was returned in a similar man
uer by a shore battery.
BERLIN, Sept. 1O.-The captain and en-
ginser of the Chilean cruiser Presidente
Pinto have arrived at Kiel en- route ia
Paris to surrender the vessel to the Junta's
agent.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10-Private advices
received here from Chile state that the new
Congress is debating the expedlency of
Igking the paper money issued by Balma-
ceda at its face value.
THE TTATA's CASE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The Posts Wash
ingtOn special says: The Chil-an Con-
gressiOnal ENJOYS are vehement in their de-
nials of the terms published yesterday on
which the Itata case was abandoned. Yet
the facts then presented are not only true
but generally believed here. The State
and Justice Departments are silent, but
will not deny the statement" The agree
4sent is that the Chilean Government shall
the Itata, when the proceedings of the
United States Government will be dis
missed and the Itata turned over to the
Junta.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 10.-Captain Manzen
has not received official notice of the inten-
tion to release the Itata. though lie has been
expecting some such move for some time.
When orders come releasing tile vessel she
will 60 to San Francisco Immediately for
needed repairs, cleaning, etc, and will then
lake cargo OF provisions for Chile. The
machinery is still disabled by the removal
Of important pieces by Marshal Gard, who
stored them in the United States barracks
in this city.
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THE FIRST GUN.
Hon. ]. sloat Fassett Makes the First Speech
in HIS Campaign.

ELMIRA IN. ", Sept. 1O.-Hon. J. Sloat
Fassett, the Republican nominee for Gov
ernor made a speech at the Opera House
tonight. setting the keystone of his CAM
paign. Among other things he said:
have one purpose, and that is that this shall
be absolutely and purely a campaign Of edu-
cation and organization. No personal de-
traction, no personal abuse, no holding up
the light Of false issues and no toleration of
falsehoods and Interpretations. This
campaign is a campaign for the illustration
of measures, not the discussion Of men"
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The Knights of Reciproci.Y.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 10.-The Missouri
Grand Lodge of Knights of Reciprocity met
here to-day in secret session to choose q
Grand Judge. The object of this order is
not known, their secret being carefully
guarded. They were first supposed to be
Blaine boomers" but the leaders say that
is not the fact. The meeting to-day at
Guiding Chauncey |. Filley of st. Louis, S.
j. Kelly of Nebraska, ex- Mayor }. j. Daven-
port of this city, and J. III. Harkness. This
evening an open meeting was held and was
largely attended Speeches were made by
leading Republicans. and there was much
pnthus
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THE COLUMNS COLLAPSED.
Cause Of the Recent Park Place Disaster in
New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-Ths Coroner's
Jury on the cause of the horrible disaster in
Park place recently, which resulted in the
death Of sixty human beings, brought in
verdict to-day. 1t found that the persons
killed lost their lives by a collapse of the
buildings, caused by tile giving away of the
supporting iron columns near the middle of
the ground floor. due to some sudden shock
applied to said columns, and not primarily
due to their apparent inherent weakness.
The jury was unable to find whether the
breaking Of these columns was due - AN
explosion or not. The jury recommended
legislation authorizing the Fire Department
to periodically inspect all buildings used for
printing, manufacturing and storage pur-
poses,
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Association Games,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1O.-St. Louis3, Boston IL.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1O.-Milwaukee 50.
Washington 8.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 1O.-Louisville 1, Balti-
more 3.
DENVER, Sept. 10. Denver 5, Sioux
City 2.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1O-Kansas City Il,
Omaha 21.
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tary company at Knoxville have been turned
over to the Superintendent at Briceville, to
be used in the protection of the convicts.
Several thousand rounds of ammunition
will also be sent there. There is much un-
easness all through East Tennessee and the
miners are reported to be making grave
threats.
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Car-Painters' Convention.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. - The twenty
second annual convention of the Master
Car and Locomotive Painters Association
of the United States and Canada began
here to-day. After the reports were pre-
sented, the officers for the ensuing year
were elected. A number of papers were
then read
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Examination of Bank Books Stopped.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-The expert
examination of the Keystone Bank books
has been discontinued, the $1,000 appropri
of national banks throughout the country
being used up. The expert said, to-day, it
was unfortunate that the work had to cease
just at this time. as a very interesting and
important point In the examination had been
reached,
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BARON HlRSCH'S PLAN.
A Company Organized for the Relief Of His
Race

LONDON, Sept. TO- Tomorrow will be
published the articles of association which
will formally launch Baron Hirsch's munii-
cent scheme of benefaction to the poor and
oppressed of his race. 1t takes the form of
limited liability company, called the jew
; ish Colonization Association. the registered
office of which will be In London. Its nom-
inal capital is 92.000,O0O. in 10000 shares of
elOO each. Or these. Baron Maurice de
Hrsch subscrbes to 1880. Seven Hebrew
gentlemen are named in the articles as own
ing one share each. This leaves three
shares unalotted, and doubtless these will
be offered to representatives in the United
States and Germany.
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PERRY's VICTORY.
The seventy-eighth Anniversary Celebrated
in Ohio

SANDUsKY Ohio, Sept. 1o.-The Monmee
Valley Monument Association celebrated
the seventy-eighth anniversary of Perry's
victory on Lake Erie at Put-in-Bay Island
to-day. The society has for its object the
preservation of places OF historic interest.
Ex-President Hayes. who is President of
the society. made brief patriotic address.
Cassius NJ. Clay of Kentucky was the orator
of the day. He spoke with special refer
ence to the part taken in the War OF 1872 by
General Jean Clay. his father, considering
and answering the criticisms by some writers
thereon.
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SPURIOUS COFFEE.
Twenty Per Cent of Our Coffee Said to Be
Artificial

NEW YoRK,S ept 1O.-The Post prints a
long article on spurious coffee, based on
statements of an English paper that fully
20 per cent of the alleged coffee sold in this
country is artificial. The Posts investiga-
tions among local coffee men show the
statement Is exaggerated and the demand
for the artificial bean only trifiing. The
Post quotes Vesey-street dealer as say
ing: Since the beginning of the year
several statesmen dropped in here with
samples Of fabricated coffee. A firm In
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not be had fast enough to handle The grain.
Extra efforts made by the lines and de-
crease in the receipts have combined to clear
the yards here. At no time last week was
the rush equal to that of previous years.
The real rush has not yet begun. Many
predict blockade when the enormous graia
crop Of Kansas begins ID move in earnest.
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kttemnt to Wreok a Train.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10.-A Ledger's
special says: Last evening diabolical at
tempt was made to wreck Lehlgh Valley
train at Kennedy Station. near Phillipsburg.
A quantity of dynamite was placed on tbs
track and when the freight traiu ran over it
the explosion was forcible enough to throw
the engine off the track. No one was hurt,
and there is no clew to the perpetrators.
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No Hasts to Fill Vacancies,

CAPE MAY, Sept. 10-Secretary HaIford
says the President will not consider the
question of filling the vacancies in the Inter-
state Commerce Commission created by the
death of Commissioner Bragg and the resig-
nation of Judge Cooley, until his return to
Washington.
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McAulife and Gibbons.

New YORK. Sept. 10.-Everythlng is in
readiness for the glove contest between
Jack McAuliffe and Austin Gibbons, which
takes place at the Granite Athletic Club,
HubOken, tomorrow night. The men are
to battle for purse of $4,000, and there is
an outside wager of S25Oo. Both pugilists
finished training tO-dly,
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Railrnad Mans PAY.

ALBANY Oregon, Sept. 10.-Tne Oregon
Pacific Railroad Company announced on
Monday last its readiness to pay its employees
for one month, February last. The men re-
fuse to accept, on the ground that 1t may
prejudice their case in recovering seven
months pay next Monday. the date set by
the court for Receiver HOgg to pay the men.
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A Celebration in Ottawa

OTTAWA QlL), Sept. 1O.-The Pioneer
Fire-proOf Construction Company to-day
shipped a full train-load of their manufact-
ures to Zacetecas, Mexico. The afternoon
the citizens taking an important part and
lively interest in the event
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A Missing Rark.

New YORK, Sept. .lo.-The Norwegian
bark Star OF India. which sailed from Dun
dee on June 25th for Quebec with n crew of
twenty men, was bulletined as missing at
the Maritime Exchange to-day.
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An Elastic Manufacturer Decamps.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Louis Stein, a
manufacturer Of elastic articles. has sold out
his business and fled to Montreal, leaving
debts amounting, it is alleged, upward Of
S25, 900.
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Council of Chosen Friends.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o.-The Supreme
Council of the Order of Chosen Friends
elected officers to-day, u Il. Morse of New
York being chosen Supreme Councillor, q.
NJ. Arnold Of San Francisco Vice -Coun-
cilor. Among the Trustees is L. r. Web
ster of Oakland, Cal.
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Settled Their Differences.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.-A conference of
prominent Republicans to-day resulted in
Colonel Van Mort remaining on the ticket
for Governor, the withdrawal of Westcott
from the chairmanship of the State Central
Committee, and the selection of Harry Nj.
Clabauglf for that position.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

Italian Residents Endeavoring to Induce Italy
to Exhibit.
WASHINGTON, Sept10 10.-The talo-Ameri-
can committee on the promotion of the
Worlds Fair, after considering the failure
of the Italian Government TO respond to the
invitation to take part officially in the ex-
position, have adopted a resolution calling
a meeting of delegates from the Italo-
American associations in Washington, De-
cember 18th, to take action looking to urg-
ing Italy to accept the invitation.
Dispatches were received at the Worlds
Fair headquarters to-day from the head
quarters of the Texas State Fair Associa-
ton, saying: zone hundred thousand Tex
ans protest against the Sunday closing of
the Worlds Fair. The day of fanatic:sm is
mast"
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Held in Heavy Bonds.

HUTCHINSON (Kans.). Sept. 10. The pre-
liminary examination of E. E. Wise has
been completed, and he has been bound
over 10 the District Court in the sum of
$4,000. The Reno County Commissioners
have instituted proceedings against the road
he was connected with for the appointment
OF a receiver,
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Teatine a New Proiactile.

UTICA (N. ". Sept. 10.-At Perryville
this afternoon three Of the Justin prOjeo-
tiles were thrown from ordinary riled guns.
The trials were great success. A she'll
containing fourteen pounds of nitro-glyce-
rine displaced nearly ten tons of rock
against which IL was fired.
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Five Bodies Washed Ashore

HALIFAX, Sept. 1O.-A telegram from
Sydney today states that the bodies Of four
men and one woman were washed ashore
at ScaUteria from the wreck of the bark
Camelia Of ST. Johns The vessel was
bound to ST. Johns from Bahia.
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BROOKLYN. Sept. 10.-Collins' great run
ming catch Of CorkhilPs drive in the ninth
won the game for Brooklyn. Brooklyn 4.
Pttsburg 3. Batteries - Caruthers ami
Daily, King and Miller.
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At PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-Superior all
around playing by Chicago explains the
score. Philadelphia 1, Chicago 6. Batteries
Gleason. Killing and Clements, Gumbers
and Kittredge,
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PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED.
a Train Dispatcher Accused Of Gross Careless


KANSAS CITY. Sept. TO- An Omaha spe-
cial says: Two passenger trains on the
Union Pacific collided near Beatrice, Nebr.,
this morning. Victor Hams and &c orge
Cortman, both living near Beatrice, had
their legs broken and it is thought they
will die. Conductor Baird sustained seri-
Gus injuries while jumping. Both engines
aud the mail-cars were totally wrecked. The
accident is said to have been caused by
carelessness Of the train dispatcher.
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Admitted to Annannlis.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 10.-The following
cadets have been admitted to the naval
academy: w. ii. Stanley and David Todd,
of California; John X. Mcnahan Of Wash
ingtOn
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CHINESE RIOTS.
Foreign Residents Protected by British War
Ships

LONDON, Sept. 1O.-The Standards
Shanghai correspondent says: The foreign
ers of Ichang. with the exception Of the
members of the Consulate. have taken
refuge at Hankow, the foreign gun boats
being unable to reach Ichang on account of
low water. An attempt was made to cause
a riot at Hankow on Tuesday, but the Brit
ish man-of-war landed company OF blue
Jackets with a Gatling gun and the dis
order was Quelled without fighting.
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A Raceiyer takes Charge.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1O.-Percival Steele, as
receiver, this morning took charge Of the
United States Publishing Company's prop
erty. From a schedule given the receiver
the assets appear as $33,000 and Liabilities
$4,000
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BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS.
A Boston Boy Commits Suicide After Beinl
Rsprimanded

Boston, Sept. 1O.-Wiliam Fl. Colby, a
wealthy retired merchant living on Revere
street, forbade his eldest son and name
sake, aged IS. to keep company with young
girl in the neighborhood. He did not like
his staying out late nights. Tonight the
father saw the son and the girl together at
a show. When the son returned at IL
o'clock he horsewhipped him before his
brothers and sisters. The boy took the
punishment quietly, then went upstairs to
his fathers room and getting the latter's
pistol blew out his brains. His father is
frantic with grief.
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At New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-McKean's errors
and the punching of hits gave the Giants the
game. New York 6. Cleveland 5. Batteries
Ewing AMI Buckley, Gruber and Zim mer.