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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10
VISITED BY A TYPHOON.
China Struck by Hurricane that Causes
Heavy Loss.


SAN Francisco, CAL, Sept. 4.-Advices
from China are to the effect that on
August Is Kobe was visited by storm
the violence of which is without parallel
since 1871. The town experienced what
was. probably the outer edge of a
typhoon, but not its full force.
Vessels due to leave the harbor
refrained from.setting sail. AT So'clock
the storm was raging with terrible VI
olence and the sea pouring in volumes
over the Bund, rivers of water inundat-
ing the concession, and perfect
sea got upon the promenade,
while breakers struck Hyogo Hotel
with heavy thuds, finally breaking
through the wall and flooding the lower
rooms. NickePs steam launch was
thrown bodily over the sea wall, while
the Helene Bickmers broke from her
moorings and drove up high and dry
near the custom house. The Bund pre-
sented scene of lndescribable confu-
sion, the sea wall being entirely demol-
ished, and blocks of granite and
big pieces Of timber lying scattered
all about, mingled with chests of tea and
remnants of junks. Lighters contain
ing coal were broken to bits, while in
Gambler junks and lighters were piled
on each other in frightful wreckage.
One junk came ashore over the native
Bund just below the hotel.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10
BADGER NOTES.

,rknown man who came to Ra-
pln lily; Il Barnum & Bailey's circus, and
,ras found lying near the tent In a
We" ""ondition, died at the hospital on
. rn DAVIES, one of the oldest and
Az, W farmers of the town of Mt.
PeS S,t Racine County, attempted to
R ~ suicide on the 7th, at his home.
I Rayjes is 60 years of age, and has
OS suffering from melancholia for
! roars, Early in the moning he
r;J q razor and went out into the
I " His wife followed him, and found
nth his wrists cut in a horrible
ner Prompt assistance saved his
.n,p KELLAR, convicted of adultery
borron, was sentenced to two years at
.nnn Eta Kellar, the woman who
sryed him while her husband was yet
], cot sentence of one year.
E. Dane County soldiers commission
noid out 1925 80 far this month to
ajy veterans.
4 ros expected that Bishop Vincent
I =, w." nDreside at the Wisconsin Confer
Y 4 the Methodist Church in Osh-
! IN september %, but owing to his
H. Bishop Bowman will conduct
proceedings.
j rpossr will probably celebrate its
an anniversary next February.
4 first house at that place was built
4 years ago.
\. n1,vD authorities have 9-year-old
n an their hands whom they picked
H. the streets. Nothing is known of
&waifs friends.
Il Washburn, on the I'd, a freight
4 which was being backed into the
4 ba warehouse got beyond control,
4 five cars, loaded with grain, bran
3wool, went through the end of the
&b0use and into the bay. Several
Il cars were wrecked, and the loss is
hated at $4,000.
II ERE is a pretty fight on at Ashland
SSnsp Acting Mayor Rowley signed an
nance which Mayor O'Keefe objects
SnrIng the latter's absence from the
81 r. recent finds of ore near Ashland
Il simulated mining explorations,
ii if is rumored that the properties
sfbe united under a syndicate with
shaI of " 100000.
Il q fit of dependency on the 3lst
Il Der IIoller, q single man, q years of
s swallowed q dose of Trough on
N at his boarding place, 449 Third
N It, Milwaukee. Holler was taken
I'D Emergency Hospital, where he
& the same night.
NER 100000 feet of timber on the
j. iu Flambeau Reservation in Wis
~ was destroyed by forest fires.
IklrHEANp o. MELLEM, 81 Rock Coun-
|nonccr, died at Northwood, Ia.
anIN JUNEAU was jailed ut Eau Claire
charge Of horse stealing.
McE shooting abounds within a few
IN of Prairie du CHEN.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10
GOV. CAMPBELL IN NEW YORK.
On His Way to the Seashore for His
Health-The Ohio Campaign.

On His Way to the Seashore for His
Health-The Ohio Campaign.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Gov. and Mrs.
Campbell, of Ohio, arrived in this city
last night, and are now at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel, where the Governor is rest
ing from the fatigue of his journey pre-
paratory to trip to the seashore. AL
though on the orders of his physician he
was not allowed to leave the room, a
steady stream Of callers poured in on
him all the morning, most of whom he
received. In an interview this morn
ing he said: "My sole object in coming
East was for the purpose of
going to the seashore to rid
myself of severe attack of
malaria which has affected my entire
system. Before l started on this trip l
was confined to my room for three weeks
and have thus far been unable to take
any part in the campaign. / will, how
ever, open my campaign September II.
The leading feature of the campaign is
the tariff" In regard to the attitude of
the party in Hamilton County the Gov
ernor expressed the opinion that they
would come around before election time
and support him heartily.
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A MURDERER SHOT TO DEATH.

Georgia People Take the Law In Hand
and Avenge an Assassination.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 3. -William Allen.
the negro who shot and fatally wounded
E. j. Myers, marshal at Guyton, Ga,
paid the penalty of his crime last night.
He was taken from the officers who had
him in charge and carried to the woods,
chained to tree and shot to
death. He was captured in Clayton
Monday afternoon, and Sheriff Hodges,
of Tallnall County, went after him.
There was but little resistance. The
negro, when asked if he had anything
to say, prayed that God would destroy
the world and blot out humanity, and
told the executioners to go ahead.
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ILLINOIS AT GETTYSBURG.
Dedication of the Monument to Ihoss
who Died ON the Field.

Dedication of the Monument to Ihoss
who Died ON the Field.
GETTYSBURG, Pa. Sept. 3.~-lllinois to-
dav dedicated her handsome monu-
ment that marks the positions
held by her soldier sons on the
terrible LIST day of July, 1853,
with ceremonies that were compll,-
mentary to the living as well
"a cumulative Of the dead. This morn
inc the veterans crowded into car,
RACES. and headed by Gov. Flfer and
ex-Gov. Beveridge, began tour OF the
Battlefield. East Cemetery Hin was
GIVEN short inspection, and
The ride was then continued
mill the Devils Den" was
reached. when the party alighted
and Gov. Fifer led them up the rocks
and looked down into the wide and
daen crevices where the rebel sharp
s soop were found dead after
the battle. Two hundred T., ana
a;ontv members Of the Illinois
Rennblican Club of Washington, ID. Z;
arrsved on special train, and at
o,clock all the veterans and visitors re-
ontered the carriages and proceeded to
tha monument of the Eighty-second
infantry. on Howard Avenue, where
Tho dedicatory exercises took place.
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Sale of a Minnesota Railroad.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 4.-The Wadena
& Park Rapids Railroad has been sold
to the Great Northern Company for
$8l7. 900. The line extends from Eagle
Bend to Park Rapids, distance of
tifty-four miles. The Great North
ern Company has filed notice
with the secretary Of state
that will construct line from some
point on the st. Hilaire branch, at or
near Wylie Station, In southwesterly
direction via Red Lake Falls to some
point on the Fooston branch, distance
Of about 100 miles.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10
wg ck ORA STEAM YACHT.

a1oO. 900 Albatross Lost On
Newfoundland-Passensers saved
Boston, Mass, Sept. THE steam
Yacht Albatross, owned by J. Eggleston
snd valned Mt slOO, 900, has been wrecked
On the rocks at Gull Island. near the the
ioes Thare was q large party OF
Guests aoSs on board and all landed safely naIy,
except Dr. J. B. Egglss stsSed me te.6 Dass
son Of the owner, who is nsnex,e oad s e the
been drowned; a Alter ser the e0I land. young
gu lesas, nau Blinking the vessel was about
:! Es saunJar ;nmped into the sea to save
20 Iounu1h -, sw}mmine. He has not
himself In " since. lie had just gradu-
been seen sesn the medical college at Al
atea i = v where his parents had re-
sided side unui recently, when they re-
moved to Boston.
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RATES in FAVOR OF EUROPE.
New York Charges DISCRIMINATION
Against the Trunk Lines.

New York Charges Discrimination
Against the Trunk Lines.
New YORK, Sept. 3.-The New York
Board of Trade thinks Of tackling the
Trunk lines again on the question of dis
elimination in freight rates in favor OF
European points. Have the rail
roads right to charge less
for freight shipped from Chi
cago to Liverpool than from
Chicago to New York, is the question
that the Board Of Trade may lay before
the United States courts. So far the In
ter-State Commerce Commission has
been powerless to prevent the alleged
discrimination, and the board has de-
cided to try different tack.
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lash LOANED ON GOLD.


yes Made by New York Banks ON
shipments for Europe.
ioRK, Sept. 81. G. Cannon,
resident of the Fourth National
L confirmed the report this morn
mat that bank had decid-
emulate the example set by
fe"n bankers last fall and lend
\ without interest TO importers of
nI1e the gold is in transit.
Ill., determination to do this" said
lSnnon, lis due to a desire to &C
Z" The movement of gold
@ Way; The European bank
.ound last fall that the
\ o! gold by their customers was
simulated by the plan men
an, ana we have decided to get some
Sosu back little earlier than it
'One naturally by adopting their
G S0G w that at least one loan of
wv nSS been made by this bank.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10
CHIPPEWA LAND ASSESSMENT

Secretary Noble Names the Six Commits
sioners to do the Work.
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Sept. 7.-Secretary
Noble has announced the names of six
examiners who will assist Chief Exam
iner Otis Staples in estimating the Chip
pewa pine lands. They are Harry G.
Miller, A. C. Rhine hart, Fred A. Kribs,
of Minnesota; G.. A. Lawrence, Of South
Dakota; William Bull, of Virginia, and
E. l.. Brockaway, of Wisconsin. They
will receive Sc per day while engaged
in the work. They would have been
announced before, but the secretary was
waiting for letter from Senator Wash
burn concerning the appointments.
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CONGRATULATE MR.. PHELPS.
His Negotiations for the Entry of Pork to
Germany Applauded.

His Negotiations for the Entry of Pork to
Germany Applauded.
BERLIN, Sept. limited States Min
lister Phelps is receiving many messages
of congratulation upon the removal of
the embargo placed upon American
pork. Mr.. Phelps yesterday cabled to
Mr.. Blaine, the United States secretary
of state at Bar Harbor, Me-, informing
the latter of the repeal of the decree,
adding: "May |, through you, congrat-
ulate the President upon the fact that
under his auspices long struggle to
secure the right has successfully
ended?"
Mr.. Phelps managed the negotiations
with great skill, but at the last moment,
after the German government had fully
decided to have the decree signed on
September l, it looked rs if there
would be another delay by the hesita-
ton of some of the pettiest states.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10

1T WAS A CANARD.

Unfounded Report of Terrible Railway
Accident in Paris.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-What turns out to
be a cruel and utterly unfounded sensa-
tional story was circulated by news
agency yesterday. The news" re-
dated Paris, and was to the effect
that train loaded with troops bound
for the French army man@uvers had run
off the rails and over an embankment at
Culmont d. Chalindrey, and that 200
persons were killed. This morning the
report circulated as to the Culmont &C
cident has been thoroughly Investigated,
and turns out to be completely false.
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He Was an Imposter.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. "a special last
night from Dayton, o., stated that
man who claimed to be Robert Wieland,
son of the millionaire brewer, the late
John Wieland, of San Francisco, had
been found dead with two bullet holes
Francisco, is now in Carlsbad, Germany,
and cablegrams have been received
from him during the past two days.
The Dayton Wisland was evidently an
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summer Kesort in FLAMES.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 3.-A disastrous
fire occurred at Erie Beach, on the
Canadian side of the river, this morning.
About 2:30 o'clock fire was discovered
in the Erie Beach Hotel. The
wind was strong and the flames
soon wrapped the entire building and
spread to Josh Ellis cottage in the
rear In half an hour both places were
destroyed. The total loss is estimated
at SIS, 900; no insurance. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10

ALL QUIET IN CHINA.
Consul Simon Reports No Further Out
RACES Against Missionaries.

Consul Simon Reports No Further Out
RACES Against Missionaries.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Sept. 40. n.
Simons, American consul at Hong Kong,
arrived in this city by the steamer Gael
ic yesterday. Mr.. Simons stated that
nothing in the shape of war scare ex-
listed in either Hong Kong or Yokoha-
ma y'hen he left.
The Gaelic reports that news has
reached Foo Chow, which, however,
needs confirmation, that three foreign
missionaries have been killed up coun-
try.
1.-THE Mainacht" newspaper has just
published TRADE against Englishmen,
which foreign residents of Japan are
surprised to find has apparently escaped
the notice of the authorities and result
ed in the journals suspension. The
whole tone of the article is calculated to
create spirit Of hostility likely to lead
to disturbance of the public peace.
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FAILURE AT MANISTEE.
The East Shore Furniture Company Goes
to u Receiver.

The East Shore Furniture Company Goes
to n Receiver.
MANIsTEE, Mich, Sept. 3.-The East
Shore Furniture Factory passed into the
hands of receiver this forenoon. Judge
Judkins appointed w. S. Denning.
The liabilities are $4,000 and the
assets 100000. The company was
organized 1wo years ago with a
paid up capital of $4,000. OF
this $4,000 was represented in
the site. The building and machinery
cost $50, 900, leaving the company in
debt before a wheel was turned. One
hundred and thirty men and boys were
employed. The pay roll was over $780,
900 a wear
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HEALY FAILURE IN GRAIN.

The Knicker booker Company. of Albany,
Pushed to the Wall.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-A dispatch re-
ceived here to-day announced the sus-
pension of the knickerbocker Grain and
Stock Exchange Company, the main of
fee of which is in Albany. The concern
did large business in the northern
and northwestern sections of this state
and in New England, having branch of
fees in Syracuse, Rochester, Elmira
and other cities in the interior, and in
Montreal and in Massachusetts.
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CAPTURED IN DETROIT.

Sidney Old. the Confidence Operator, Ar
rested for Job in England.
New YORK, Sept. A dispatch was
received at police headquarters to-day
stating that Sidney Old, alias Samuel
Owens, who is accused of embezzeling
$4,000 from Fisher, Renwick & Co., of
Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, in June
last, had been arrested at the Hotel
Normandia, Detroit, Mich. Inspector
Stocker, of Newcastle-onTyne, who
has been here for some time, left for
Detroit on receipt of the news. He has
requisition papers asking Olds' return
to England.
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BALLOON SERVICE IN WAR.

Successful Experiments Made by the
French Army.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-The French military
maneuvers include the use of elaborate
apparatus by the balloon, Geographic,
postal and telephone services, to which
Gen. Saussier has given great attention.
If successful every army corps will be
provided with a complete outfit, includ-
ing a portable steam engine to work
dynamos. 1t has been ascertained that
one hour will suffice to initiate balloon
and provide it with telephone.
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Diaz Saws He Suits Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 4.-Much in
dignation has been caused here by the
publication of reports in the papers of
the United States to the effect that the
people of Mexico were about to inau-
gurate a revolution against the Diaz
regime. President Diaz denied the
rumors but begged to be excused from
nm interview.
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Blow to Homesteaders.

GUTHRIE, O. T., Sept. A sensation
mas been caused here by the publication
of heretofore overlooked statute,
which makes it a misdemeanor for any
one to hire person to take up land in
the Indian reservation, and afterward
settle upon it himself The discovery
Of this law creates CONSERVATION on all
aidoo
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TWO ST. PAUL SUICIDES.

Laudanum and CArbOiic Acid the Meth
ods-An Elevator Fatality.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 8. Charles
Kerdell, 90 Yeas old, took carbollc acid
last night and was found dead in bed
this morning. Fred. Dresser, % years
III age, took Iaudanum and WAS found
d lad in bed.
Robert Frazien, . laborer, going down
on a freight elevator at 10 o'clock this
morning in one of the Slbley Street
commission houses. got his head caught
and was instantly killed.
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Typhoid Fever Epidemic

MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept. 3.-Typhoid
fever has become epidemic in the city
of Negaunee, this county, There are
now over fifty cases, four deaths, and
people coming down at the rate of five
or six day. The epidemic is directly
owing to the filthy water from Teal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10
Foster visited by Many Bankers

New YORK, Sept. 4.-Secretary Foster
arrived at the sub-treasury this morn
ING about 9:45 O'Clock, and was at
once called upon by number Of bank
ers. At Has he was in consultation
with Henry w. Cannon, president of the
Chase National Bank. Mr.. Foster re-
ceived his callers in the private room Of
Ellis II. Roberts, the assistant treas
urer, who is at present out of town at
tending a political convention.
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Home for Destl1nte Child1en.

RUTLAND, VT, Sept. BY will just
probated, Laura Mott, of South Hero,
Grand Isle, gives property amounting
to nearly $4,000 for the establishment
of home for destitute children under
the name of Mott Home. 1t is to be
located at South Hero among the Grand
Islands of Lake Champlain, to receive
children under the age of years and
educate the same until they arrive at
the ACE of 49,
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Change in Army Headquarters.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 4.-There is q
rumor being circulated here about army
headquarters to the effect that the head
quarters Of the Department of Arizona
will be moved from San Diego to Dem
YER, and the state of Colorado will be
taken from the Department. of the
plo tn
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Engineers Head Gut Off.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Sept. 2.-Richard
Nash, of Philadelphia, engineer on the
fast Reading express, while on the look
out this morning, was struck by some
obstruction near Oreville station, and
his head was severed from the body.
The body hung out Of the cab window
some minutes before the fireman dis
covered what had occurred.
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"FEN OFF BY A MOB.
hes In Alabama Forced to
leave Their Homes.

miles In Alabama Forced to
leave Their Homes.
k~NHtoN, d. c., Sept. 3.-Acting
H. o' ,Heneral Taft has received q
T. rom United States Marshal
h. OF the southern District of
saying that mob of fifty
ks naa driven a number Of
Nv Out of their homes in
i tbo county, Ala. Almost
left 3b he'd into Mississippi
Uno rnels homes, crops and
&pTesS1 a. Acting Atty. Gen.
RHe So. 20 ann to-day by telegraph
.toin 1Ge'S stated did not constitute
ence '' n a case calling for federal in
Atter' ~ ne suggested, however, that
les for oe reported to the state au-
|asy Such action as they deemed
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Lazcano Leaves Washington.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 7.-Senor
Lazcano, the Gillian minister, before
leaving Washington Saturday, officially
informed Acting Secretary Wharton, of
the Department of State, that he was
about to leave Washington for time,
and had designated Jorg Asa-Buruaga
secretary of legislation, charge d. af-
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CONFESSED ON THE DROP.

A Negro Murderer Admits His Guilt
Under the Shadow of the Moose.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 4.-Frank Dam
forth, colored, was hanged to-day.
Danforth made full confession and
protested religion. The drop fell at
1880. He said he felt he was forgiven
for his crime.
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Killed by Falling Coal.

GLADSTONE, Mich, Sept. 3.-Jamea
Fitzgerald, an employee on the $500"
coal dock, was instantly killed last even
ing by the fall of coal. The deceased
was resident of Sault Ste. Marie and
leaves large family.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10
Oriental Congress &C Work.

LONDON, Sept. At to-day's session
of the Oriental Congress the members
received a number of delegates from
the chambers of commerce, and togeth-
ar they discussed the mistakes of the
white traders in dealing with the East
ern peoples. The opinion WAS ex-
pressed that they ought to avoid touch
inc nnnn nreiudices.
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Mine superintendent Shot.

BONNEVILLE, Cal, Sept. 4.-John
Colman, superintendent of the Ruby
mine near Forest City, was shot and
killed last night by John St. Pierre,
night Waterman at the mine. Two
shots took effect in Colman's side. The
cause of the shooting is not known.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10
British Crops Half ruined.

EDINBURGH, Sept. 2. - The recent
storms hich have swept over the Brit
ish Isles have half ruined the crops
throughout Scotland, and the harvest is
at complete standstill
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-10
WORLDS TRADE CONGRESS.
Plan for an International Convention -
CHICAGO in 1893.

Z
Chicago in 1898.
Boston, Mass, Sept. 4.--President
Gompers, of the American Federation
of Labor, has extended an invitation in
behalf of the trade unions of North
now in session on Newcastle-on-Tyne,
England, to hold an international trade
union congress in Chicago during the
summer of 1893.
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E'Ierce storm in Paris.

PARIS, Sept. Paris was visited by
terrific thunder storm yesterday after
noon. It became 80 dark that the cleo
trio lamps had to be lighted. Two men
lost their footing in sewer during
pelting downpour of rain. and were
a romnnd
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Heroic Deed Rewerded with Death

AMesBURY, Mass, Sept. 3.-George
Ellis, 10 years old, capsized boat ON
Lake Gardner last night and drowned.
James Higgins, %, who went to his
aid. was taken with cramps and also
drowned. Both bodies were recovered.
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Tohacco warehouse Burned.

LousvrLLE, KY, Sept. Al. j. Beth
els Tobacco Company's rehandling
house was burned last night. Loss is
covered by insurance.
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Troons Expellinp Intruders.

OKLAHOMA CRY, o. t., Sept Capt
HAYES left here this morning with Troop
G of the Fifth Cavalry, to assist Agent
Patrick in expelling all intruders from
the Sac and Fox, Iowa and Pottawat-
tonne reservations.