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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
Kidding FOR CONVICT LABOR.
Proposals of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and
Railroad COmpnuy.

Railroad Company.
NASHVILLE. Sept. THE Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railroad Company. which leases
this States convicts for 100000 a year. pro-
pose to make new lease. They will offer to
build now penitentiary In the Sequatchie
Valley. employing convcts in the work. and
in return receive from the State tho old
prison AMI grounds north OF the city. Thcy
will pay 81 q day for the labor OF each convict
on condition that the State pays for feeding
and clothing the convicts guarding them. and
having them transferred from the counties in
which they are convicted to the penltentiury.
nuatchie and Bledsoe counties. and the work
ing OF convicts in mines is TO- be restricted to
these counties. The stale Is 10 receive 800
acres at the Site OF the new prison. and on this
farm the partially disabled eonvicts are to
IHse i5r their owl On n
the new penitentiary. II the State will not ac-
cent this and the offer Of 81 Der day. tho COM
900 year for twenty-five years.
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INDEPENDENT OF PARNELL.
The National League Here VIII Not Std
with Any Faction.

CHICAGO. Sept IA special despatch from
Omahasays: John P. Sutton. Secretary OF the
Irish National League Of America. when asked
whether the forthcoming Convention at Chi
cago would DO for or against Parnell. said:
Tho Convention will 10 perfectly indie
pendent Of all Irish factions. Whom the Con.
vention WAS called the following cablegrsm
was sent the leader OF each faction:
"Conventi ton meets in Chicago Oct. L.
"parnel replied as follows: Regret that I
cannot visit America In October; may possibly
later. What do You suggest
MIR Parnell probably wanted o further post
ponement OF the Conventon. but the day for
submission 10 the whms Of the lrish l. sders
has Uassed." said Mr.. sutton. Mr.. Mccarthy
after many days of meditation. an ,wered /:
'Cablegram received: thanks
by PANEL in power and PRrnell out Of
mower and by the members. of McCarthy's fol-
lowing, whether united nr dtsuntted, the treat
has iesn coward y. disooarteoss. snd. may
say. treAcherous."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
Robbed by n Negre.. In the street.

George A. Woodson a waiter. who lives at
1874 West Thirty-eigh,h street was arrested in
West Twenty-seyenth strest on Sunday night.
for intoxication When lie sobered up he said
that he had been robbed OF II $3.50 diamond
pin and a gold hoaied umbrella.
Court. and the Iolico discovered that he had
really been robbed by some colored women
whio he was staggering through Twel ty-
seventh street HIS umbrella was found last
night In The house OF Georginna Marcus. at
1913 West Twenty-seyenth street, bho was
locked up.
Can't IIeilly also arrested Thomas Tucker,
aud Mabel Bennett, Elizabeth Brekman, and
Catherine Grey. all colored ON suspicion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
FAEiL FIGHT ~ rENITEN7IAKY
Three Convicts Engage in Quarrel and
Each Receives Mortal Wounds.

Each Receives Mortal Wounds.
FRANKFORT. KY, Sept. Two convlcts in
the penitentiary made n deadly assault upon
each other yesterday morning and a third con-
Wet tried to separate them. Tho result Is that
all three are in tho hospital with fatal wounds.
The three men were sent from Louisville.
Their names nre I'll Lucas serving life son.
fifteen years. and William Johnson, serving
twenty. one years. There has been some bad
feeling between Lucas md Beilemeyer; and
Lucas who d, ew a knife and made sweeplne
out across Rellemeyers. abdomen. johnson
interiered. and u brick thrown by one OF the
others struck him on the head Bellemeyer
then knocked Lucas down and stamped him
about the face and breast. At this lunSture
Bellemeyer's wound Is very deep and hs will
die. Lucas 10 In such an unrsc0gui able and
tain, the extent OF his injuries. Johnson's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
PLAYED TAG FOR 4 BLIND.
The Boys Were Really Engaged In Bure-
lnry Close by the STALLION HOUSE.

larry Close by the station House.
Policeman Van Delft. who patrols the block
In Mercer street whore the station house is.
noticed a party of boys PLAYING tag along
his beat who did not appear to have their
hesrts altogether in their game. lie watched
them while, ana then discovered that burg
larry had been committed and that tho hoys
were carrying oil The stock OF William Hughes.
street. lie arrested four boys.
his prisoners are young tonehs from the
Gashouse district on the east side. They are
Murphy. and Jarnea Doolrv. They had broken
the window OF IN" shop. an The young logs
reached. while the Older "n"s secrc'"I it
around the corner Ahou: $50 worth had been
taken. and it WAS recovered. The two older
boys had I'm assortment OF Keys in their
pockets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
Anybody Else Know Alice Page

Mr. Richard NJ. Walters who rented q plano
to Alice Page and had her arrested last Satur-
day for selling It, says that he has no DISPOSE
ton to withdraw the complaint, there being In
Walters bslievcs that he has unearthed sys-
tsmntic frand, and no viii take measures ct
to-day's meeting OF the piano dealers 10 asoer-
dishonesty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
A Steamship Runs A shore,

BBIDGEHAMPToN. /. l.. Sept. 7.-YesterIay
afternoon. during n fog. u freight steamer ran
aground on the outer bar Just west OF tho life
saving station hero. She kept her whistles
blowing.
The life-snving crew tried to launch their
boat but could not do so on account OF the
hehyy sea. Finally. the steamer succeeded in
getting or the bar and proceeded Oh her way.
Her name Is not known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08

WASHINGTON. Sept. THE Department OF
State tsleGrsphed to Minister Egan on Sept
that II a Government had been formed by the
Congressional party which was acceptable to
the people. he should recognize it and open
communication with its head. To-day. the It'll
inst. the Department received a telegram from
Mr.. Egnn in answer to the above. sta ing that
. provisional Government had been estab-
lished on the 4th inst. with Jorge Mont as
President ard was universally accepted by
the people. and that he Mr.. Eganl was In very
cordial communication with 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
Blown Out to Sen In IA uurr,cnu..

HALIFAX. Sent. 7.-Advices from Grand
Turk. British West Indies say terrible hur-
rcane passed over the island on Aug. q. Sew
eral small craft in the harhor were destroyed.
a fine sloop which had arrived from Cape
Hal with man seeking medical attendance.
was blown out to sea with tho sick man
aboard. together with u boy and on. OF the
crew. When tho hurricane nbnted she was
nowhere to be seen. and It is believed she was
swamped. Several houses were destroyed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
CHILD UNDER THE WHEELS.
Its Mother Let Go its Hand for Momei
at the street Crossing.

1ts N otuer A.ct 40 its 1hhhu Tor haOneut
at tho street Crossing.
George Wedekind. grocer at 1873 Courtlandt
avenue, took his mother. brother. aud sister
for drive In Harlem yesterday in surrey.
They reached l2lst street and Lexington ave-
nue. Just as Mrs, Mcclure OF 125 East 120th
street attempted to wheel her infant across tho
avenue In q baby carriage. Her 2-year- old
daughter. Jose phine. walking beside her
She was obliged to let go Josephines hand
to have both hands free to steer the carriage
dashed By the baby carriage and ran in front
Of the surrey. The wheels passed over the
Wedekind was arrested by Policeman Klinge
and locked up In the East l26th street police
station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
A SCARE IN THE NOVELTY THEATRE
A Scene Falls the Stage and Starts y
Cry or "Thc Roofis Fniinr"

Cry or "The Roofs FniIinn"
While the second act OF Money Mad" was
in progress at the Novelty Theatre. in briggs
street. Willismsburgh. yesterday afternoon.
an interior box scene fell from the wings to
the stage. A border from overhead followed
and comple cd the scare which the first fail
had started. The actors ran from tho stage
and q few excited men and women In the
audience jumped to their feet.
Some hoys In the gallery shouted. Tho
roofs falinsl" and only the presence OF mind
The theatre was crowded The nshers STOOD
In the. alsles and called 70 tho people to remain
seated, and four scone shifiers soon came from
terror before more than dozen persons had
left the theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
KEYSTONE BANK SCANDAL.
Arrest or j. Frank Lawrence. Clerk, for
Making False Entries.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Tho arrest OF an
other OF tho clerks OF tho looted Keystone
Bank. on the charge OF making false entries In
his ledger took place this morning. The ar.
rested clerk 10 J. Frank Lawrence. formerly
an Individual ledger clerk at the bank and a
brother Of Charles Lawrence, the assistant
cashier of the bank. who is now serving a
tho share he took In robblng the bank.
Lawlen,e was brought before United States
bail To- u hearing to- morrow. f. l.. Mcguire
and Charles Fge. the two other clerks. who
were arrested Saturday night will also have q
hearing tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
Runaway Cattle Train,

CLARKsBuRG. ". Va, Sept THE extra
stock train on tho West Virginia and Pitts
burgh Railroad an wild down the Bnckhan-
non Mountain ca ly this afternoon. The cars
contained eighty nne cattle. which were killed.
Fireman Ramsbnrg lnml ed IRON the engine
aud was instantly killed.
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A Candidate for secretary OF state.

IocKPoRT. Sept. THE Niagara county
delegation TO tho Republican state Convention
will present the name Of John A. Merritt, OK
County Clerk aud present Postmaster, for
Secretary Of State. Mr. Mcrrittis well-known
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Latest Marine intelligence.
notwithstanding Ceres. from Livingston.

In our own Adirondack Mountains tho skies ara more
beautiful shan those OF itay the AXE. ioyei,er than
those OF switzerland the air healthful than that
OF other region on the earth and they only Is
hours from New YORK " New York CeltrAl-Adw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
MORE COUNTIES HEARD FROM.
Preferences or Delegates to tho Variou'
ConventIons-Assembiy Nominations.

Preferences or Delegates to tho Various
ConventIons-Assembi Nominations.
HUDSON Sept. 7.-Columbla county's dole.
gates to the Republican State Convention are
Plat men. and friendly toward the nomina-
ton OF Andrew d. White for Governor.
Tho delegates to the Democratic State Con.
ven,ion represent the Hill faction ana favors
tho nominal OF Flower for Governor
LAURESs. Sept 7.-Louis Green OF BurlinR-
ton. NJ. Shansssy OF Morris. and Charles VIII
Der Of Onsonts were to-day elected deisgnte.:
to the State Convention By. the democrats Of
the second l.Otseso district. Thoy, are for
Flower Tor Governor. bis gives Flower q
solid delegation from otscgI county. This
= BlSaHsMroS. sepf. The Broome county
Republican Convention. which met ~ here ERE th fns
the Assembly for the third term. The de Gle;
vote for O'GGonnor; the present Senator from this
tion are all Platt men. A resolution was offered
White Tor Governor. but this was voted down.
and they will 20 to the Convention unin-
structed.
NV CrTY. Sept. THE delegates from
Rockland county TO the Republican State Con-
yenllon. elected to-day are oil Platt men.
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TRENTON. Sept. THE Executive Committee
OF the State Republican League met in the
Trenton House today and decided to call n
Convention Of the clubs belonging to the
League. The Convention will be held In Tay-
lors Opera House. this city. on Oct 10.
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Brooklyn Delegates start for Rochester.
A portion OF the Brooklyn contingent to the
Rochester Convention has already departed.
and the remainder will DO on the way there to-
day. Kings county will BIO represented BY
eighty ons delegates. but until they all get to
Rochester no general conference, between
them will hs held. Gen. Stewart l.. Woodfnrd
who has Just got back from Europe. will be
chairman Of tho delegati"n. .,a 3D..
fayol able mention OF his name in connection
with the Gubernai orlal nomination, and do
cIared that he would ACCEPT 1t In case he
should receive the unanimous vote of the
Kings county delegation. 1t is not quite Ger.
tain that the General could get this. IN Wow OF
his support OF Gen. Woodward when he was an
Independent candidate for Mayor few years
AGO
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WArERvILLE. Sept. I'm accordance with
the plan formed last month. the lem ocratic
State Committee have begun TO hold regular
meetings. The first was hold tonight at the
Bay Vi-w House. The financial question was
discussed Mt length.
j his is the II Isl time in many years that the
State Committee have begun work so early.
and everything points to u hot campaign on
the Ie.sWbmisaLon plank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
MAHONE.y rEOcLAu.i TON.
Tie Tells About Those who Are OF the
Elect and THOSE who Are Not.

TIcct and TROse WHO ARC NOt.
RICHMOND. Sept. = The Sta'e Republican
Committee. Gen. William Malone. Chairman.
has Just issued an address 10 the Republicans
OF Virginia. headed: They viii Bide Their
Time"
1t is about evenly divided between dennn-
citation Of the pemoc ats and n Qualification Of
the Reahius'ers and Republicans. The ad-
dress concludes as follows.
Let the impostors who are masluerading
in our clothes us ReadIusters. rs the
friends OF free education aud fiee SUI
iraCe as the ConservatorS OF our in
itu,ions md civilization. play. their
dreary farce alone. Waste no effort or
enc, ". no time and means. In n direction now
perfectly useless. Husband your strength and
resources for the limo which shall surely
come when n fair Held and nm honest election
shall be possible In Virginia
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comparative economy OF production, may
prove serious rival 10 this industry in Michi-
gan and New York. Eastward from Pueblo
noticed that a great irtigating canal had been
constructed along the line Of the railroad for
tho Arkansas River and thus distributed over
hundreds Of thousands OF acres Of land. At
ss psn 9s hs
for which. owing to their fine quality and
flavor; IA great Feat demand and ready market exc
Then passst over tho Missouri Pacific
some OF our exhaustive zeal mines In that State
my trip; | thus not only saw he con Iasy
thoroughly. but benefited wonderfully In health.
tn ar is ar ;na the
TINT three LIanksis are none 100 maily to sleep
nas hre. ss loo N.Y. cav WV MTsa
i.nce In iact Tor the tourist in search OF
country through whIs passed are little short
ozone tSSy can ssn h Hn5,. e surpssssd , TIs
the snake River In Idaho will well repay the
somewhat trdiops tourney necessary 70 reach
ssr Whs hs o. s ssss
dIcSlariy Tor 1000 isst along the great Law,
ss banIs the HscSt wa, i've m nes
below. the canon widens to an area Of about
500 acres, which has been bought BY a gentle
orchard, some $4,000 fruit frees having already
bssn planted thsSrebpsars Plnms; Reaches,
Stretch two lakes called Blue Lakes from NTH" III
color Of their waters whici, are very cold and
@E att T ma saHh grand
financial asir world ooEsd oheoS Sf. TIC
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rived from the Colorado desert. He says
that the new lake is not rising, evapor-
alton equaling the influx, but that the
water is expected to rise this winter.
Fred w. Sharon has been sued tor
100000 for an alleged SANDER. The
plaintiff is Mrs. Sarah Mitchell.
American News.
The weather in New York on August
10th was the hottest in twenty years and
many people dropped dead in the
street. Business down town was en-
tirely suspended.
Fred Douglass, Minister to Hayti, has
resigned his position. His stated reason
for so doing is that he is now rs years of
age and too old for public labors.
The only PATTI has announced that she
will make another farewell tour" OF
this country.
The result of the international Postal
Convention at Vienna is that the Aus
tralian Colonies have been admitted to
the Postal Union; after July |, 1892,
each country in the Union will be re-
auired to issue a double postal card for
foreign service. The Colonies will come
into the Union on October LIST next.
Thus far seventy seal poachers have
been warned to leave Behring sea under
penalty of seizure by United States war
ships.
James Russell Lowell, the eminent
poet and scholar, is dangerously i'll
Political prophets are now declaring
that all signs point to the nomination of
J. G. Blaine for the Presidency in 1892.
Seattle had $50, 900 fire on July 3lst,
in which one life was lost.
The Government of India will make a
grand display at the Worlds Fair.
Shipping News.
The British ship City of Florence has
arrived from Antwerp in Il dismantled
condition. She was all but wrecked in
a storm off Cape Horn.
The schooner Ellen, which arrived
recently from Mexico, has been seized
under a musty old navigation law which
forbids vessels under 80 tons from bring
ing cargo from a foreign port.
The missionary steamer Morning Star
is attracting much attention here.
The D. S. S. Alameda, Captain Morse,
has just comp eted her fftieth round
trip.
The American Steel Barge Building
| Company of West Superior, Wis, has
| decided to build two more ocean-going
steel barges. Some of their vessels are
ON the way now from New York to San
| Francisco.
The Cramps have been awarded the
contract for building Cruiser No. Is al
| So, 100000. The Bath Iron Works. Of
Bath, Me-, underbid the Cramps, bnt
could not give guarantee as to time
This vessel must make Il knots an hour
at sea.
The North Pacific Coast Railroad Co
is to build steel ferry-boat for service
on the bay. She will be 250 feet long
and will have a speed of 10 knots.
The whaling bark Mars has returned
from the North with a broken rudder
She had captured nine whales up to the
time that she met with her mishap
The total catch, up to July 18th, was 5;
whales.
The Charleston is back in port, after
cruising total of u 900 miles. She will
soon be sent to China, as an outbreak i:
expected there in September.
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Educational.

The East Maui Female Seminary
at Makawao, Maui, will reopen
September I'd. The new Principal,
Miss Martha McClennan, has shown
herself we'll fitted for the place. It
is hoped to have full school, and a
successful year of work. A friend
has given $4,000 towards a perma-
nent fund, and will increase it to
$4,000, so as to make it sufficient
endowment to pay the salary of the
principal.
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FOREIGN GLEANINGS.

A Washington dispatch, dated
August 10, states that orders were
issued on that day for the Charles
ton to prepare at once to sail for
Shanghae. She was expected to
leave San Francisco about the 18th,
and she will call at Honolulu if
her presence is not required here,
she is to go on, and expects to
make the passage in fifteen or
eighteen days, in time for an appre-
hended outbreak of Chinese stu
dents. The U. S. ships Marion
and Alert will also be dispatched
to China from Behring Sea, and
the Mohican is to follow as soon as
they can be spared.
The U. S. S. Pensacola, Flagship
of the South Atlantic station, ar
rived on the night of the 10th, two
days from San Diego. She is Or
dered to Mare Island.
The French Flagship Dubourdieu
was in port, and was to sail on the
10th for Chilean waters, via Pana-
ma.
The immediate occasion of the
present dangerous illness of James
Russell Lowell was his taking
cold while out riding in the
early part of the month, and in
fiammation having now set in, it is
feared that he may never recover.
The most threatening symptoms is
described as general breaking
down of his vital forces.
The Emperor of Germany is re-
ported as suffering from severe
rheumatism, in addition to the
chronic trouble in his ear and the
recent accidental injury to his
knee.
On the evening of July Both the
officers of the Russian Imperial
Guard Artillery, entertained the
Admiral and officers of the French
squadron at an elaborate dinner at
st. Petersburg. The French Ad-
miral rose to propose a toast to
the Russian army, standing up and
lifting his glass high in the air the
Admiral said, 81 drink to the army
of Russia. If the Almighty in his
wisdom summons it to the defense
of the father land I hope and be-
lieve it will cover itself afresh with
the IaureIs of glory" The Czal
conferred the Grand Gordon of the
Order of st. Anne upon the Ad
miral and bestowed decorations
upon thirty-two other officers o.
the French fleet.
The Grand Duke Alexis was tt
have arrived at Paris on the 9th
inst. but failed to do SO. Great
preparations had been made tt
give an enthusiastic greeting anc
the crowd gathered was greatly
disappointed. The RussophIte en-
thusiasm which has lately beer
bursting out at every possible
opportunity has received damper
The Viceroy of India has rend
cred decision on the appeal o
the Manipuri Princes who wer,
condemned to death for the par
they took in the recent massacre
and had appealed from the mill
tary court by which they were
tried.
The sentences of the Suraputty
commander-in-chief of the Manipur
army, and Tongal the general wht
gave the order for the massacre
have been confirmed and they will
be executed. In the cases of tn
Regent and Prince Anango Sen;
the Viceroy has committed tn
sentences of death to transporta
ton for life and forfeiture of prop
erty. Several Manipuri and on
ex British Sepoy who had takel
prominent parts in the massacr
have been already executed.
LSrI%&SoI
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NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC is HEREBY NOTIFIED
l. that Sam Sing has bought the kestaur-
ant on Punahou street, opposite the Tram
ways Co.'s Office, formerly owned by All
Hong, taking possession on August 10.
1891; and that he is not responsible for
any debts of the said All Hong. 2842-1w~
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PAINTER!

IF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS JOB
Il of Painting of any description done,
call on the practical Painter, j. t..
MEYER only. 40 Fort st. P. o.
Box 387. 274s-Iv
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To those VINO need a-pleasant Tonic
for any kind of debility, we can recon-
mend Clements as the best. For sale
bv HoLILsTER & Co.