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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
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First race. seven furlongs-Dr. Hasbrouck
first. Contribution second, Bellevue third
Time. 1888 1-5.
Second race, nine furlongs- -Castaway II.
first. Mabel Glenn second, Reporter thIrd'
Time, 1856 3-5.
Third race. Futurity course, the Sea and
Sound stakesfor two-year-oids -.Dagonet first,
Candelabra second, Actor third. Time,
1:l0 2-5.
Fourth race. the Bridge handicap, mile and
half-Bermuda first India Rubber second,
Rey Del Rey third. Time, 2;36 10. =.
Fifth race Average stakes. nine and half
furlougs- Chesapeake first. kenwOod second.
Tulla Blackburn third. Time, 2:0S l-5.
Sixth race. eleven furlongs-Iceberg first.
SNOWFALL second Foxford third. Time. 2.27.
The entries for to-day's Sheepshead races
are o., g..
First race. mile. selling-Flayilla, Strate-
gem, Folsom. 1l5; kingstock' Inc Sherin'
Worth, l25.
Second race, seven furlongs, Flight stakes
Maidstone. 1IO; La Tosca. l22, Ienny; Racine,
l27: Salonica. 81; Worth. 100; King Mac, 50.
Third race. Futurity course. Autuinn sell
ing stakes-Tringle, Rex, Zorling, loo; Dan
Salvador. los; o. z. b.. Spendonet, St. Pan
cras. 9S Schuylkiil, 1O3; Captain brown, lVo
Fourth race. mile and an eight, Siren
stakes-Palfena Lizzie. 100; Santa Anna, ia;
La Tosca, l22.
Fifth race. mile and three-sixteenths. ham
dicap -Raceland, Ban Chief. Pessarra' ll5;
Abb. %.
Sixth race. mile. on turf-Kingstock. Pagan.
Watterson 1873. Willie L., Mountain Deer,
Bellevue, 1913; Eric, yengeur, Centaur; PaIes-
tine l2O; Can Can, Palfena. III; Lady fdl-
sifer 1870. Weather clear.
GLoUCRsTEB, N. j.
First race. six furlongs-Quintoness first,
Dumbarton second, Character third. 1ime
1905. -,
Second race, four and half furlongs.,
vibrate first, Roy second, Sister lone third.
Time. 5SZ.
Third race. six furlongs,Rose Howard nrst'
Picket second. Ellen third. Time, l:20.
Fourth race, six and o half furlongs-
Faustina first Little Ella second. Duke John
third. Time. 1854.
Fifth race, one nileaLonely nrs'' hAu'an'
second, Lotion third Time, l:46h;
Sixth race, four and half furlonss.
Express first. Judge Mitchell second,
Geneyeye third. Time. l:25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11

A Noted Agricuiturist PASSES Away ut Hi1
Home in Augusta.

STAuNToS, Va. Sept. i0.-Henry Psyton,
one OF the oldest and most prominent citizens
of the county and admitted to be the best
farmer in Virginia, died at his residence near
this city Yesterday evening, aged ninety three
years. He was tho father Of Colonel +. q.
Peyton. manager Of the Natural Bridge
Hotels George l.. Pevton. proprietor of the
Rockbridge Alum Springs Hotel; Bernard
Peyton. clerk of the West Virginia House Of
Delegates Dr. Edward Peyton. OF Albemarle,
and Charles Peyton. lieutenant colonel OF tho
Nineteenth Virginia regiment during the war.
Mr.. Peytons remains will be inferred IN the
Thornrose cemetery in this city tomorrow.
A class of ten law students from the Uniysr-
sity Of Virginia We're licensed to practice law
applicants. General William Dalton Warrep,
from South Carolina. is aged fifty years.
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EATAL RUNWAY IN STAFFORD.
Mr.. Frank Curtis Ki'led-FuneraI Of Mrs.
Conway -Fredericksb Notes.

MIR. Frank Curtis kined--funeral Of Mrs.
Conway-F -Fredericksburg Notes.
FRRDRRIcKsBUB0,.V VA. Sept. 10 Especial. l.
On yesterday as Mr. Frank Curtis, Of Stat
ford county, was returning home from his
place his horses ran away, throwing him ont
of the wagon. which ran over him, lnflictng
injuries. resulting in his death in Ii few hours.
Mr. Curtis was eighty years old.
lie had always lived in Stafford, was highly
connected and respected.
A FIRE occurred here this morning, burning
the carpenter shop of Mr. John L. Leayell.
Loss about $500 no insurance.
In the corporation court to-day in the case
Of Hayden x Amiss. livery stable keepers,
City-Sergeant Edrington was appointed re-
celver
The remains Of Mrs. Margaret Stone Con-
way. who died in New York last Tuesday.
were brought here and buried in the city
cemetery to-day. Mrs. Conway was tho
mother of Moncure ID. Conway. Esq, of New
York. and p. ID. n. Conway. of this place.
Intelligence has been received Of the death
of Judge w B. Sanford. of st. Joseph, Mo.
Judge Sanford was for years a citizen of this
county, where he has many friends and rela-
tives.
DIR. Randolph b. Carmichael, of New York,
is on visit to his parents, who reside here.
Miss Louisa Mayo. OF Richmond, is visiting
Mr.. w. Key Howard and family.
Our Fredericksburg baseball club gave the
Bowling Green club a nice walloping on the
grounds of the latter yesterday. the score
stood 10 TO in favor of Fredericksburg.
1t seems to befully decided that Hon. Henry
r. Wickham is to have no opposition for the
Senate from the counties OF Caroline and
Hanover
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African Methodtsts Meet.

annual conference of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church was opened at 10 o'clock
this morning in 81. pauls chapel Chestnut
and LefTingwel avenues. There are III at
tendance Bishops Grant and Ward, DIR:
Copin of New York, Rev. Hubbard OF
of the African Methodist Episcopal book
concern of New York, and many Others.
Bishop Ward in his opening address de-
Tended the coIored race from the attacks
which are aimed at it. At the conclusion OF
his address the usual committees were APP
pointed and adjournment taken until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning The con-
ference will probably last several days.
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New YoRx. Sept. io.-The youngest person
ever charged with murder was arralgned IN
Essex Market prison to-day He was Jacob
Aumund. three and hall years Of age. and
the charge against him is fratcide ltwas re-
lated by a eolored boy who saw the deed COM
mitted that Jacob deliberately pushed ms
vonnger brother Prech from the dock at the
foot Of Clinton street. Fast river. and thereby
drowning him. The Judge held that Jacob
was too Young 10 DO held responsible for his
action. The case was. however, turned over
70 the coroner
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An Express Train Dishes Into a Crowd of
Scotch Workmen.

GBy Cable to The Timesl
GLASGOW, Sept. l0.-A terrible accident. due
to somebody's carelessness, occurred here to-
day. A number of railroad laborers were en-
gagged in repairing railroad track along which
a number OF trains were constantly passing.
As usual in such cases the engineers OF
all passenger engines had been warned
TO keep a lookout for the laborers at work at
the point referred to and to whistle when
nearing IT, This warning seems not 10 have
been given 10 the driver of an express or else
he forgot his instructions. In any case. the
express train dashed into the midst Of the
working trackmen. killed five men upon the
spot aud seriously injured number OF
others. The usual official investigation IS IN
prOpress
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Opening of These Two Noted Institutes Of
Learning at Lexington.

LEXINGTON. Va. Sept. 1O.-lSpecial. Tho
doors of the Washington and Lee University
and the Virginia Military Institute, situated
here. we're formally thrown open to-day for
the return Of students and cadets.
The Washington and Lee begins to-day its
one hundredth-and-ten session and tho
Virginia Military Institute its fifty-third. At
the former the increase in attendance this
year over last is about forty 30 far. with a
good promise of more. AT the Virginia Mill
tary Institute the increase already IS fifty six,
while probably twenty more are looked for.
The first dress-parade OF the season, pre-
sided over hy the new cadet officers. Adjutant
Walter Taylor of Norfolk and Sergeant Major
Thomas Alsop Of Richmond. drew an unusual
crowd on the parade grounds this evening.
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ANOTHER BRUTAL ASSAULT.
A ATwelye-Year-0ld White Girl the Victim Of
a Human Fiend.

CHARLorrE. N. G., Sept. 10.-lSpecial. IA
terrible assault was committed at Newelrs
station, two miles from here. to-day.
Miss Ida J. Hagler, the adopted daughter OF
w. A. Roberts. went out to the garden to
gather some grapes. While there negro
man came up behind her. seized and threw
her down and choked her until she was almost
insensible.
The girl is twelve years old. and was found
after some time where the the negro lett her
unconscious. After she recovered sufficiently
to talk she gave n description Of the negro.
She is in a precarious condition. Parties are
in search Of the fend, and if caught he VIII
be lynched.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11

A Fire Occurred ON Seventeenth Street Yes
torday Afternoon.
Fire was discovered yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock 10 the unoccupied store, No.
II south Seventeenth street. next door TO
the establishment of Fro Commissioners
Frischkorn. lie turned In q still alarm. and
No. truck and steamer responded, CON-
manded by Captain Jack Redford. The fire
was immediately put out. and the able dis
cretion displayed by COMMISSIONER frischkorn
saved the department from considerable sx-
pense, and the public from considerable
worry. Had tho alarm been sent TO- head
quarters the apparatus on Broad aud Cary
streets would have responded. and there. was
no occasion for such turning-out. ~ damr
aye being only about go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
Relief for the sufferers.

NEw YoRK, Sept l0.-The subscription lists
for the relief OF the sufferers by the Park
place fire were declared closed at meeting
of the relief committee to-day. Tho total sum
received was s27. $50. The committee reported
that out of sixty three families investigated
forty seven required help. In twenty -four
cases the committee recommended that the
money DO paid In one sum. ranging from
800 to 81. 900. and in twenty-three cases II DO
paid in instalments. extending oyer periods
ranging from six months to SIX years. Inc
invsstigation as ~ the causes Of the disaster
WAS resumed to-day.
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The Hams -Hannegan Trial.

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. lO-Interest in the
Hains trial at Hampton seems on the increase.
and an immense crowd was present to-day.
Colonel Hams. father of tho prisoner. was
called. and identified the oars as belonging 10
the canoe IN which the shooting occurred.
and tried 70 show that Hannegan was within
oars reach of his son when the oar was up
lifted. Lieutenant Todd testified for the de-
fonse as to the physical condition of both
men. aud was about to proceed further when
one sof the jurors was taken sick. and the
court adjourned till tomorrow.
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COLORED MEN TO CONFER.
A Big Meeting to be Held at Raleigh, n. G.,
I'm NoYember

RALEIGH. \. c., Sept. l0.-John II. VII
hanson. the author of the scheme TO pay fos
slaves. informs tho Star correspondent thst
during the first week in November a great
meeting of representative colored men will 10
held IN this city.
They will discuss what is good for their
general welfare and among other things take
into consideration the motives of the Pro-
the interest of Blaine.
Williamson seems TO hold full hand and
promises to make it hot for the league white
men. whom. he says. number only few hun
dred as against 100000 colored men, just one
sixth of the Republican voting strength OF
the State. The colored peoples week at the
Southern IMPOSITION begins Noyember lst.
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The MAYOR to Marry.

SALEM. Va. Sept. i0.-iSpecial. Cards are
out for the marriage of Miss Rosa Roberts OF
salem. and w. q. Evans, mayor of Roanoke.
The marriage will be performed by, hey. ,. Il.
BRIDGES in tho Presbyterian church on 1ct9- ~ %
Der ist. Mss Roberts IL daughter oi \, ~:
Roberts, ST., real estate aud insurance agent
of this CITY.
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or the Southern Exposition TO be Delivered
by Octavius Cohen-Other News.

Dy VCtaN1us tOTeh-Otntf N'Wss
RALEIGH. N. c.. Sept. 1O.-[Special. Hon
0ctayius Cohen. managing editor OF the
Charleston (S. Co. World. to-day accepted an
invitation 10 deliver an address on the OPEN
ing day of the Southern Exposition, to begin
October lst
1t is announced that Bishop Rondlhaler. OF
the Salem Female Academy. will preach tho
annual sermon before the Young Mems
Christian Association of the State University
at Chapel Hill on Sunday next.
The sheriff of Osceola county, Florida. ar.
rived here to-day aftrr Lee Jones (coloredl.
who is wanted in that State for shooting his
wife. and who was captured here four days
ago To-day. however. a writ OF habeas
corpus was sued out by the attorney Of Jones
before Chief-Justice Merrman, of the Suprems
Court. and the right of the Florida sheriff "
take Jones back will be contested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
nestructive Hail-Storm.

DAsyILLz. Va. Sept. l0.-lSpecial. RE-
port has been received here OF = destructive
hail storm in the Mountain Valley section Of
Henry last Tuesday Hail fell for nearly an
hour. A number Of farmers bad their tobacco
entirely ruined.
Four DEGREES for divorce were entered in
the hustings court to-day. all the parties be-
ing co'ored.
Mr. w. w. New. prominent business man
and city councilman. is reported quito sick.
This is his second attack.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
STEAMSHIP LIBhIED.
Tho Site for Norfolk's Public Building Sc
lected-Other News.

NonToLH. Va. Sept 10. Especial. In the
United States District Court to-day the
steamship Eldorado. recently ashore on the
Bahama banks. and now at Newport News,
was lboled by u. NJ. Johnson master Of th o
Key West Wrecking Company's schooner
Cora The service rendered by the Key West
Company ano by the Merritt Wrecking Com
pany Is estimated 10 have been worth ~7j, 900.
She was attached this afternoon by Deputy
United States Marshal Thomas II. Cross
The Eldorado cost Ff00. 900 She is an iron
ship of $500 tons and is estimated 10 be
worth in her present condition about so 600
Captain n. Barruss has been officially in
formed by the Treasury Department that his
uiier of the site for the new public building
ut the price of S45. 900 has been accepted.
An active effort is being made 10 raise
funds with which to make tho October cele-
brati0n great success.
The British steamship Coma cleared to-day
with 1850 bushels OF wheat ter Hsvre.
France.
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~ Ath''ss 1cfss 1S'
ID. G X A n T. and
Brown could not
get the ball over the
plate to-day with
out having it knock
cd so m . W h er Q
where fielders did
not dwell. The Bos-
tons took sweet re-
venge" for / h Q
- whitewash " h o
was instrumental in
cooling them with
not long since, and
banged the ball in
all directions. Crane
did some C love r
fielding. however.
and with Latham
carried away the
bor,ro - that 70
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A Democratic Victory.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept. 10. The city election
Yesterday resulted in victory for the Demo
Gratis. being an almost complete ovorturn:
The Democrats elected their mayor. . full
board of six aldermen and eight out OF fifteen
councilmen with one failure TO elect. This
majority gives them control of All city offices
whose election is by city council. The Re
publicans last year had a mayor, five aidsr-
men and nine councilmen. or Joint majority
of seven
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Jones Denounced.

BIsoHANProN, N. Y. Sept. l0.-A strongly
defined feeling against Lieutenant-Governof
Jones and his candidacy has cropped out
among tho veterans during the past week:
The commander of the post OF which General
Jones is a member unhesitatlngly denoances
Jones. charging him with using the q. A. X.
conventions and reunions US stepping stones
to political honors.
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Quite n Profitable Industry In Greene
County.


Va, Sept 10.-lSpecial. J.
Cheese making has grown to be quite profit
able industry in Greene county. There are
five factories in and around Rochelle and
Somerset, all in successful operation.
1t was Mr.. j. S. Barnwell who so success
fully got up the opera of Cupid" sung en-
tirely 10y children, and on the lst and ~ of
October "Mikadon will DO rendered by chill
dren. Miss Nettie Dull has charge of the
musical arrangement The proceeds will 90
to the Piedmont Hospital.
Miss Bessie Carter. Of Richmond, is visit
ing relatives in Scottsyille.
Dr. William Carson, of Cincinnati, is az
Judge John l.. Cochran's, University of Viz
gina.
Mr.. Thomas Alsop. of Richmond, is visiting
at Glendower, this county.
Mrs. Joseph A. Peck has returned TO Char
lottesville from visit of three months at
Bedford City.
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II F. Il 4 w AS A
great race at the
Cleveland Driving
Park to-day. and
considering I h e
fact that the classes
were comparatively
slow, the average
interest was excel
lent. Happy Bee,
the four -year-old
had no difficulty in
winning the four
year-old stake. and
the 2:i6 trot was car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
WAR ON the WHITES.
sanguinary Advice to Tennessee Coiored
People Given by "A Preacher.

People Given by a Preacher
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. l0.-The Rev. George
f. Nightingale, pastor of one Of the largest
colored Baptist churches in the United States,
has advised his people to arm themselves with
winchester rifles for the purpose Of extermi-
mating the whites. large number of his
flock followed his advice. but others would
not do so. A free fight among the factions
was the result, in which furniture Of the
church was smashed and number OF men,
bers injured. The police have arrested many
of the ringleaders. The recent Georgetown.
Ky. lynching furnished the text for the Rev.
Nightingales attack on the whites
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
SENATORIAL PRIMARY.
eAp'ain Mushback Nominated-The Bniti-
more and Ohio Extension.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Sept 10. Especial. j
mo senatorial primary was quiet with a
o''''y good poll. and was practically unani-
nous for Captain Mushback. though Mr.
"ouuerDurn. the progressive Granger Ali
10 votes, POI'o" Ho@'iy
IL reported that tho work on the exten-
,,n', on VI tne Baltimore and Ohio railroad t. It's
f,yppsed connection with the Midland Al
r rarisA station has been commenced on Tie
pE'"iylihpu SIDE. The road will begin at
sonthwesterly towards Chain Irid,,e WIZ i
,,'n ' efyss ihe Potomac. thence np pimmet
Co.. o. ~ langley, and thence 10 Fairfax VIA the
ssposr 'rooss. oes Inns will give Southern pas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11

ried away 10y Lobasco. a general fayorlte.
The race Of the day was the 224 trot. and IT
was gamely contested until dark, when the
horses were sent to the stables until to-mor-
row There were never four consecutive
heats trotted in a2:2l class with such uniform
time The finishes we're all red hot. and Jerry
/. won both his heats in less than half
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
Hiccouxhsd to Death.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. Sept. 10. - Cornelius
Raegen, an iron worker, was attacked with
hiccoughs SIX weeks ago. aud had been nc
couphing constantly until to-day wien he
died. The attack was caused by hernia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11

GAMES TO-DAY.

Ledqtie:
At Boston Cincinnati vs. Boston.
AZ rooklyn-Pittsburg VS. Brooklyn.
AT New York-Cleveand VS.. New York.
At Philadelphia Chicago ys. Philadelphia.
Association:
At st. Louis Boston VS.. st. Louis.
At Columbus Philadelphia VI. Columbus.
At Louisville Baltimore VS.. Louisville.
at Cincinnati-W Washington VS.. Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-11
TOOK SWEET REVENGE.

The Bostons Beat the Porkers- Chicagos
Win, New Yorks Lose.
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THE REPUBLICANS TO REVOLT
Spanish Monarchy to Be OYerthrOWn and
a Republic Established.
THE KAISER LOOKING FOR WAR,
His Action Proves that He ia Aware of tho
Fact and Germany Will Not BE Caught
Nappiug-Foreign Events.
by Cable 70 The Timesl

LONDON, Sept 1O-Madrid advices state that
the Government is in possession of evidence
gong to show conspiracy for the overthrow
Of the monarchy and the establishment of a
republic. The authorities are very reticent,
but there is now no doubt that the recent
Barcelona outbreak was apremature explosion
of section of mine that the revolutionists
abroad and at home have been for some time
engaged in laying
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Events or THE TURF.

Tho Cleveland Driving Park Contests-Re-
suits OF the Running Races.
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LEAGUE RECORD.

Batteries Kilen and Grim; Foreman and
McGuire. Umpire, Berins.
At Columbus. o.: The postponed game
was played several days ago in the East. The
Columbus and Athletics will begin their
series here tomorrow.
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Tucker made great catch OF Keenan's sky
scrsper in the first inning.
r. IN. Y.
Bostons ....2 5 0 0 0 Al 6-18 25 2
Cincinnats.. 2 o 2 o 1 90 / z II z
At Brooklyn;
R. p. II. u.
Brooklyns ......o 0 o 020I IA 6 2
Pittsburgs. ....0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2-9
Observation-Disclosures and DAILY; King and
Miller. Umpire, McQuaid.
AT New York:
r. B.H. K.
New Yorks. ....O1o22 1-6 8 3
Clevelands. .....1 4 30 0 90 o. 6
Batteries; Ewing and Buckley; Gruber and
thinner. Umpire. Emslie.
at Philadelphia:
r. B. II. z.
Chicagos.. ........0 001G320 0-6 10 2
Philadelphias % 0 0 90 O. 6 4
Batteries. Gumbert and Kittredge; Gleason
and Clements Umpire. Lynch.
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AWAITING APRETExT.

II is said that revolutionary movement has
been delayed in the expectation that the
young King might fall victim to some Of the
ills of childhood and thereby give favorable
pretext and opportunity for an outbreak.
The fiascO at Barcelona was owing to the
fact that some of the leaders had failed to re-
ceive instructions as 10 the postponement of
the intended insurrectlon. and thereby acted
hastily and without any general support.
When the movement comes Barcelona il ex-
pected to furnish multitude of recruits for
tho republican ranks
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The conspiracy IS said to be directed from
Paris and to have branches in London and
Lisbon. the overthrow of tho Portuguese
monarchy ana the institution of an Iberian
republic that will take in the whole peninsula
being in the programme. The Queen Regent
has for some time past beon taking energetic
steps TO detect the arch conspirators and
defeat their Vaccinations.
The army is in better condition than for
many years. but there is no certainty that its
loyalty can be depended on as the repub-
lican propaganda honeycombed both tho
army and navy. Notwithstanding official
secrecy there is sufficient evidence that tho
gravest apprehensions are felt and that while
the authorities are cropping in the dark they
have well-formed idea that a crisis Of the
utmost gravity for the Spanish monarchy is
approaching.
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spect Nichols was again in the box, but was
unsteady, and was soon replaced by Staley.
Tucker made great catch OF Keenans sky
scrsper in the first inning.
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CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 10.
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BosToN. Mass. Sept. 10.