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CmcIxxATl, o., Sept. 1.-Wcatlier and
track conditions were highly favorable
for the third day OF the Latonia races.
First race-0ne milei Boro won;
time, IA.
Second race-one mile and seventy
yards; Happiness won; time, l:4Sl.
Third race-one mile and twenty
yards; Rorka won time, l:4S.
Fourth race-0ne mile and one-six-
teenth; Yale won time, l:5O.
Fifth race-Four forlongs; Relief
won; time, so.
Sixth racc-Four furlongs; Chief JUS
tice won time, 81.
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JONES WIFI RUN.
For Governor of Now York-A Gren
Scheme Fixed Up.

For Governor of Now York-A Great
schcmo Fixed Up.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. LA confer
ence was held in Congress Hall this
afternoon, which certainly will have an
important bearing upon State politics.
Representative Democrats from New
York and Buffalo were present. The
principal celebrity on hand was Lieu
tenant Governor Jones, who, at the
conclusion Of the conference, expressed
a willingness to accept an independent
nomination for Governor. 1t is known
that a part of the plan decided upon is
a convention at Albany of the Central
Labor Unions Of the State to be held
between the dates set for the holding OF
the Republican and Democratic State
conventions. This convention will
place Jones in nomination. This much
Is known for certainty, Lieutenant
Governor Jones will run for Governor
this fall on an independent ticket,
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W.n sCorrs CONDITION.
Improved slightly YostoFaay-rO be Taken

Improved Slightly Ycsterday--ro BIO Taken
to Newport.
ERIE, Pa, Sept, 1.-Hon. W. L. scott's
condition improved slightly to-day. DR..
Pepper came from Clifton Springs this
morning, and, after consultation with
DIR. Brandes, it was decided to carry
out the intention Of taking the patient
to Newport. DIR. Peppers summer res
idence is at that place and cottages have
been secured SO that Mr.. Scott may be
under his constant care.
Mr.. Scotts daughters, Mrs. G. II.
Strong and Mrs. Townsend, other Fela-
tives and Dr. Brandes were in the party
which accompanied him. They lett at
S o'clock over the Lake Shore in Presi-
dent Newell's private car, which has
been ut the patients disposal since
Mr.. Scott, although very weak,
seemed more cheerful to-day, and 1t ls
the hope of relatives and many friends
that the change may prove beneficial.
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THREE PERIsHED.
A steam Barge sunk by the NIOrcly on Lake
Michigan.

Michigan.
DETROIT, Sept. 1.-About midnight
asst night tho large steam barge Morely
owned by Hawgood and Avery, Of Port
Huron, Mich, ran into and sank the
little steam barge jerks laden with
stone from the Lake Erie islands. The
collision occurred in the Detroit river
near Grassy Island. Meager details
received up to noon indicate that the
jerks was in charge Of her mate and
that in some manner he turned square
" across the Morely's bows. She was
struck amidships and sank Immediately.
Those who perished are Mrs. Peter
Ekbert, wife Of the captain; Albert
Jacob, Of Port Clinton, Ohio, who was
the second engineer, and "Jim," tho
fireman, who shipped at Port Huron,
Mich. The jerks lies in about twenty
feet OF water, OH the west bank OF Bal
lard's reef. Nothing can be seen but
the smoie.stack and spar. 1t is stated
that the Morley blew one
whistle, and repeated the signal with
out receiving any answer and that
lust before the boats met the JehKs
starboarded her wheel to cross the
MorIey's bows. The mate OF the jerks
says he saw the Morley running toward
him and turned to avoid collision.
Six OF the crew OF the jerks, who were
on the decks when the collision oc-
Cured, jumped into the water as the
boat sank and were rescued by the crew
Of the Morley. The three who perished
were below. The jerks is owned by
the jerks Shipping Company, OF Port
Huron, Mich, and was valued at SlO,-
600. A diver has gone to rescue the
bodies of the dead,
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KAysasCr1Y, No., Sept. lone OF the
ds.peradoes who robbed the Cordo, Mo-,
bank Yesterday afternoon was captured
ll.. night about ten miles from Cordo
and about hall the stolen money was
found in his possession. He gave his
name as Andrew Murrell. 1t Is re-
ported that Deputy Sheriff Jackson and
tity Marshal Dean, who had the robber
in charge and were taking him TO
Lexington, tho county seat, were met
bya mob Of cnraged citizens who over
powered them and took their prisoner
and lynched him. The other robber is
Icing closely pursued,
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c,xos CRY, Col, Sept. l.--seven men
,.I5pp the east bound Rio Grnnde
..,.n as'r Il 10. I last night near CotopaSt'
%raii,gwaymen %-.', compelled the ilagman
:, t"T Tsy5s %, creek to give up all the torpe,
.I,asin y, . his possession and also forced
C'," w. ~ qqy the train. As soon as it
l'a .s,,,oJ " Tie engineer and fireman were
igE i,'g5EiliSratcIy held up at the point o.
Hst.D' .J.. Fireman Auor was relieved oil
y iI'S;, ,ino agId watch and then at the muZ-
", y, y; r"s sGyen rifles he was forced to PICK
~ w. !, Iorks and break in the doors oil the
fS,,,,,r tiv ,Ssr ear under fire OF the express
,',:.ssygcr S1ssa7 who knew that something
.5 .ls',s%9 ,sr6ng rs soon as the train stopped.
" The mail car doors were all broken
90, t"' bn, nothing taken from it. ES-
V,S ,,,... Messenger Angel made u deter
'y.'j !';gSj re resistance, and used revolver
.,,',', - "S1l advantage, but whether any one
y ". k;llcI or not is not distinctly
s,6rn, W. @ as he was compelled to shoot
,bropgh the glass portion OF the door.
TTis T 5rbt was fierce one, though 1t
1nIy M, lsstcd a few minutes. Then one
II ,be masked men placed the cold
%ryle OF a revolver against his temple,
and ~ nDlcr pressure OF threat against
II. H. iiic he opened the safe door. The
5irbwaymcn ii took $500 from the
strong box. Horses were In readiness,
md a. soon US the robbery was accom-
sIisbcd, s they fled TO Wet Mountain
Valley They did not disturb tho pas
saDcers evidently not wishing to stay
5 Spscr on the ground than the actual
necessities Of the occasion demanded.
4 posse was summoned by the sheriff
erd Lett ior the scene Mt once. Tho
Sheriff got together all the men he could
summon on such short notice. They
are all, however, men who have seen
nryice and will make q lively chase
after the brigaHds. ,
Trinidad had been wired for the noted
hounds that have been instrumental
ALREADY in running down several Grim
inaIs. They arc to be hurried to the
scene in special train and put on the
irsil rs soon as possible.
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LONDON, Sept. 1.-violent gales of
wind accompanied by furious rain
storms continue to- sweep over Great
Britain and Ireland. Dispatches from
Dublin state that the crops throughout
the province Of Usher are in pitiable
condition, and that In many parts Of
Ulster and elsewhere they are almost
entirely submerged. In other sections
the crops are in several feet OF water
md win be completely destroyed.
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GOT DAMAGES.
AWIluw lIreorcrs Eli ght thousand Dollar
from n RHllrond.

AWldnw lIreOycrs Eight Thousand Dollars
from n Rallrond.
SrsQuEHANSA, Pa, Sept. l.-After a
trial occupying ten days, the jury in the
case Of Mrs. James Hamm, of Forest
City, against the Delaware & Hudson
company, tried in the court OF Susque-
hanna county, gave the plaintiff a yor-
diet Of SS,IO0.
On November 8, 1883, James Hamm
was put Oft train near Forest City for
not paying his fare and was killed by
TN engine. His widow sued the COM
rlly for $4,000 and received verdict
e'Seet. From this the company ap-
Peaied to the Supreme Court Of the
STATE which put the case back to the
lower court for re-trial,
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German Annirs,

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-Chancellor Won Cap
rivi and Herr Won Kaltenborn-Stachau,
Minister of War, have had frequent
prolonged audiences with the Emperor
as preliminary to an important an
nouncement. The Rcichsdnger says:
"The various rumors current in regard
to these audiences are unreliable, the
matters discussed being kept secret. y
The Militdr Wochenbldt urges the i'm
portance and necessity OF inventing
new cannon to meet the requirements
Of modern warfare, the small callbre
magazine guns having reduced to q
minimum the advantage which artillery
formerly possessed over infantry.
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shoepshcad Races.

sHrEpsuEAD BAY, n. Y, Sept. L.
Weather cloudy, track lumpy crowd
fair.
First raco-Fpturity course, La Tosca
Second race-Futurity course, Geo Jay
Third raco-l mile, Chesapeake won.
Time, 1:4I.
Fourth race-Tuturity course, Belle
won. Time
Fifth race-l mile and quarter,
Strathmeath won. Time, 2:l0 3-5.
Sixth race-t mile and three.six-
teenths, John Cavanagh won. Time,
2:Ol.
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Aro,,b,,bop KondrIOk,. JublloO.

sr. LOUIS, Sept, 1.-From present in
dications the celebration Of Right Rev.
Archbishop Hendricks jubilee anniver-
sary of ordination to the priesthood
will eclipse anything of the kind ever
undertaken in this country. The newest
thing the arrangement committee has
hit upon is to have the gas fixtures
used in the fall festivities remain until
the jubilee in November. This will un:
doubtedly be done. Several hundred
clergymen will come to the jubilee, in
Guiding Cardinal Gibbons, the arch
bishops OF New York, San Francisco
and Halifax and other leading church
men. Archbishop Kenrick will return
home Thursday next from the White
Mountains and seashore, where he mas
been summering.
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1NrpoRrANr DECISION
In Connection With tIso-tustrnlIan Ballot
Law in Massachusetts.

LAW In 0lnSsnchuseus.
BosToN, MASS, Sept. 1.-JudGe Lath-
rop, OF the Supreme Court, has sent
down decision in an important point
of law applicable to the Australian bal
lot act. In the case before the court an
effort was made by citizens of Revere to
oust member of the board of select
men, their most important being an al.
legation that several persons who had
no right to vote votedfor the candidate.
The defendants counsel contended that
under .theAustralian ballot act, it could
not be objected after IN election that
persons voted illegally, where it did not
appear that the votes of such persons
were challenged in the manner proyid-
ed By the act. Judge Lathrop sustained
the defendants demurrer, holding that
where votes are not challenged the le-
gality cannot afterwards be subject OF
inquiry.
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nAsE DAIL TuEspAY.
asuo and Association Games Played

League and Association 1uhleH EhSS0
Yesterday.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 1.-oincinnati
took good lead in the closing innings
of the game to-day and won. seere:
Cincinnati ......-....."..S I "a
Hits, Z and 8; errors, 2 each; pitch
ers, Rhines and Clarkson; earned, 2
and i; umpire, Hurst.
PIrrsBuRoH, Pa, Sept. Pittsburgh
defeated Philadelphia to-day in we'll
played game. Score:
FRisaelEbhis:.-S FiiiiSSaR5E iii.....:.....S 81
Hits, 0 and 8; errors, 4 and I; earned,
Pittsburgh 2; pitchers, Baldwin and
Esper; umpire, Mc(luaid.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. Nearly 100
people saw Cleveland step into fifth
place this afternoon by their all round
playing. Score:
Cleveland. ..............Q 9 9 3 9 9 IL
BrooEly lyri-......''...'"
Hits, II and 8; errors, Seach earned,
and .; pitchers, Young and Caruth-
ers; umpire, Emslie.
CH1cAao, Sept. 1.-Yickery was in the
box to-day. and his work was equal to
Hutchison's yesterday. The game was
very exciting from the start to tho finish
and was witnessed by 5000 people.
Score;
Ss1saEs Ses EsiE..:. ID III Ii
Earned, Chicago 2; hits, and 4; er.
rors, and 2; pitchers, Vickery aud
Ewing; umpire, lynch.
Bosrov, Sept. l.-For six innings
Columbus was whitewashed. Then
they braced up and came near winning.
Score:
5Sss2Rir;..55 GSismsa;.:::.:..::.:.5 8 &c ES
Hits, 10 each; errors, and A; earned,
and 4; pitchers, 0'Brien and Pull
man: umpire, Mahoney.
BALrIMonE, Sept. milwaukee, won
to-day's game from Baltimore by hitting
the ball. Score:
Baltimore .................4 o o o 90 g ! 9-5
&IilwaukC ukCe..".............O 0 l-O
Hits, s and1l. Errors, 8 each. Earned,
Milwaukee 3. Pitcher, Healy and Kill
len. Umpire, Davis.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-0nly five in
nings we're played to-day, when the
game was called on account Of darkness.
Score:
Ts;hI9gton a,.R1PI g 9 9 81
Hits, . and 4. Errors, and 8.
Earned, Louisville !. Pitchers, Fore
man and Meekin. Umpire, Kerins.
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n. so. rrsIEht rraIn wreokea.

Special Dipdteh 10 the IaseN0alocT
PrrrsDuRGu, Pa, Sept. LA portion
Of freight train IS, which left Wheeling
at 0 o'clock this morning, was wrecked
at Thomas, Washington county, Pa, at
noon. One car, loaded with pig iron,
broke and fell over the bank, throwing
two other cars off the track. No. 8,
which left Wheeling at 1:40, was de-
tained nearly two hours. Captain
Bradshaw, of No. s, had the tracks well
cleared before the wreck train arrived.
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,rnnl,. tho pIntter wIth Exams

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept, Mot
word Of news has been received at the
State Department from Minister Esan
respecting the state Of affairs in Chile
save the brief cablegram sent last week
telling Of an unimportant s&irmish.
The officials OF the department are ut a
loss to explain this reticence on the
part OF the minister, except upon the
theory that Geographic communication
is cut of.
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WHITE WILL ACCEPT.
he Will Take tho Nomination for Governor
of Now York.

SARATOGA, Sept. 1.-The Hon. Andrew
D. White was interviewed tonight on
the subject of his prospective nomina-
ton for governor by tho Republican
State convention. He said;
"There is nothing in particular to be
said in regard to it. For some time past
| have been receiving letters from men
in various parts OF the State and
OF various shades OF opinion regard
ing the possibility OF my nomina-
ton for governor. At first l gavc
the matter no very serious at
tention, but having at last conferred
with representative Republicans in my
old senatorial district and elsewhere, |
have simply put myself into the hands
of my friends, leaving the matter OF the
presentation OF my name Mt the ap-
preaching convention to the Judgment
Of what is best for tho interests OF the
Republican party"
''Then, Mr.. White, I understand you
will accept the nomination for Cover
nor il it is offered you by the Republi-
can State convention?"
Certainly, and with courage and con-
f1ence"
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. l.--Pistol shots
we've fired and stones thrown at the
houses Of Lewis Townsend and George
boEen at Catasaqua to-day. Both men
Work for the Catasaqua Manufacturing
company, whose employees are on a
i!ilGc. EIGc. Strikers are suspected. John
awards was arrested in the act OF
;htowing stones. Five men assaulted
John ShaiIer and Frank Bennicotf, who
were going to work in the Catasaqua
Uulng ,g mill. The company offer a re-
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SISTER BEATRICE
Tho Bogus Nun Tarns up In n Now Yorl
Police Court.

Tho BoGus Nun TaEns 'P IN n HeW AoFk
Police Court.
New YoRK, Sept. l.-sister Beatrice,
the notorious bogus nun. who has been
frequently exposed in the newspapers,
was arraigned in the jefferson Market
police court to-day on the charge Of
vagrancy preferred by Agent Jerome, OF
the charity organization society. She
was committed for examination.
She is the same woman who sued the
late Senator Simon Cameron. OF Penn
sylvania, for $4,000 for breach Of prom
ise OF marriage.
Gen. b. +. Butler was counsel for
Senator Cameron, and the trial, which
lasted about two weeks, resulted in q
verdict against the woman. She is said
to be Mary +. Oliver, the wife OF
Thomas Marshall Oliver, OF Louisville,
KY, who discarded her.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. l.-while George O..
Anderson, superintendent of the Madi-
son, ILL.,, car works, was walking along
the approach to the merchants
bridge this morning, on his way
TO Madison, Warren Colbett, an
ex.employe OF the car-works walked up
to Mr.. Anderson and shot him in the
back, the bullet striking the shoulder
blade and making q painful but not
dangerous wound.
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ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. Shortly after
8 o'clock this afternoon fire was dis
covered in the two-story frame building
occupied by the Gibson Asphaltum
Company. Before the fire department
reached the spot the fire had gained
such headway in the inaammable mate
rial In the building that nothing could
be done to check the progress OF the
flames. The building and contents
wore totally DESTROYED. Loss $4,000.
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Pennsylvania DEMOCRATS.
The Clans Gathering-The Probable Nom.
inees,

HARnIsBuRG, Pa, Aug. l. = State
Chairman James Kerr arrived tonight,
and the headquarters at the Bolton
House arc fairly opened. Tonight all
is chaos, SO far as the makeup Of the
ticket is concerned, but the slate is un-
derstood to be Robert E. Wright, Of
Allentown, for Auditor General. and A.
J.. Tilden, Deputy Secretary OF the Com
monwealth, for State Treasurer.
Little is known as to the probable
construction Of the platform, except
that it will ignore everything but State
issues.
Captain Skinner, Of Fulton, will like
" be temporary chairman and Con-
gresham Mutchler or Mortimer F. Eli
OFT permanent presiding officer.
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DETROIT, MIcu., Sept, 1.-The North
Shore limited train on the Michigan
Central, due here from the east at 9:l5
this morning, was delayed about four
hours by collision with New York
Central switching engine at Syndals
station, n few miles east OF Buffalo. The
crews jumped in time to save them.
selves and the passengers oil escaped
with q lively shaking. Both engines
were badly damaged.
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JonxsrowN, Pa, Sept. 1.--Thc three
story frame dwelling of James Patton,
night watchman on Market street, was
DESTROYED by fire this afternoon. Mr..
Patton, who was asleep on the third
floor, Jumped to the street and sus-
tanned, it is thought, fatal injuries. A
little boy, aged FIVE years, q relative Of
Mr.. Patton's, was caught in the build
ing and burned to death. Loss not
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NEW YoaK, Sept. 1.-The steamship
Columbia, OF the New York Steamship
Line, stranded in He'll Gate this morn
ing. sho was pulled OFF and towed TO
her docks not Eariously injured.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 1.-The steamship
Teutonic reports that Lieutenant VIII
son, a passenger, died OF congestion Of
the lungs on Monday. The Teutonic
encountered terrific gales yesterday and
to-day.
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Mn,tfnrl,nnsc EarnIngs.

P1rrsBvRou, Sept 1.-The annaul
meeting of tho stockholders OF the
Westinghouse Air Brake Company was
held at Wilmerding to-day. The at
tendance was small. The gross earnings
for the year were 5000, ,l79 26; operat-
ing expenses, S3, ,30S, ,3s9 2s; leaving net
earnings Of Sl,695, ,795 IS, an increase OF
500, 900 over the preceding year. George
Westinghouse, IT., was reelected pres
ident; Robert Pitcairn vice president.
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To ErpedIte TheIr landing.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. l.-secretary
Foster to-day telegraphed the collector
of customs at New York to place the
revenue cutter Grant Mt the disposal OF
Mrs. Harrison, in case she desired to
use it for the purpose OF meeting the
steamship Majestic, on which her
daughter, Mrs. Mckee, and Mrs. Russell
Harrison are passengers, and expediting
their landing in New York.
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PIrrsBunou, Pa, Sept. lat a picnic
at Ross Grove, near this city, this even
ing, Austin Reid, of sharpsburg, and a
man named o'Malley, OF Pittsburgh,
quarreled over woman named Petit
grew. o'Malley stabbed Reid and Jo-
ssph Fnrbncher and Frank Baird, who
went to Reid's assistance. Reid is dead,
Farbacher will die and Baird is seriously
woundel.
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WxSlrEc, MAN., Sept. l.-Word has
reached here Of a daring robbery at
Nelson, B. c. a mining town on the
EoorCnai river. An armed man entered
the Canadian Pacific railroad depot and
after binding the agent opened the safe
and secured 5000. Another man came
IA at the time and he was made to de-
liver what cash he had.
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. la dispatch
from the City of Mexico says the press
of Guatemala and San Salvador are very
insulting to the United States. In re-
ferring to the City OF Panama incident,
the former claims that the United
States was weak in ceding to the exact
ness OF San Salvador and the latter
says the United States, knowing its
strength, is arrogant towards smaller
r,ntinna
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LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. John j.
Plerson, OF Pittsburgh, fugitive from
Justice, was arrested here to-day charged
by Andrew ]. Cox, Of Philadelphia, with
the embezzlement Of q large sum OF
money. He was given into custody OF
dhtectiYns.
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FRANKFORT, Ky, sept. l.-Governor
Brown was inaugurated at noon to-day
with elaborate and impressive cere-
monies. There were fully twenty
thousand people present. The oath OF
Office was administered by Chief Justice
Holt, OF the Court Of Appeals. The
inaugural festivities will close with a
grand reception and ball tonight.
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SrSnrm, Pa, Sept. 1.-The employees
0l tie Sunbury Lumber Company went
on q strike this morning. Last evening
SlcG employee received letter notify.
'4s y, n nm that his wages had been reduc-
m sH5 iOc pcr hour. The planning mill
5n0 y. saw mill OF the company are the
!sisest in this section.
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LONDON, Sept, 1.-The Rev. Mr..
Charles q. spurgeonr of the Metropoli-
tan Tabernacle, Who has been Ill for a
long time past and who yesterday suf-
iered n relapse, has rallied from the fit
of weakness which overcame him, and
Il is hoped that he will continue to
Rnin strength.
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WAsuIxaTox, D. G., Sept, 1.-The pub
lie debt statement issued to-day shows
an increase Of the public debt during.
August OF 81, ,49O,979. The cash balance
in the treasury, August 81, is $780,
274,S04.
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against the sab-treasury and third
party movements. He has sent q clrcu-
lar to every County Alliance in this
State, andtheanti-sub-treasury leaguers
in other States asking them to call a
meeting OF the ants as soon as posi-
BILE and elect three delegates to the ma
tional meeting of the anti-sub-treasury
wing to be held in St. Louis septem-
har TX