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The morning call., 1891-09-05
BAD SKIN ERUPTION.
Many Years. All Manner of Medicines
anil Doctors: Fail. Cured in Oae
Month by Cuticura.

In 1885 had an eruption come out on my skin!
and.while at first it. did not amouit TO much. ir
grew TO be:very aggrsyaIing and at times un6ear-:
able. The. SIX In. wOnld get hard lnfamed and peel
off, leaving an entire new skin. acting same way
for weeks at a tiue, always worse nights
Have tried all nannerof medicines and had doctors
prescribe to no effect L bought a box OF CurIcuRA
REMEDIES and used CgTIcURk REsoLvENr for my
blood. L am fully cured, aud in less than month.
1t was most aggravatiug skin disease and now
l am ensOying- ease and comfort. 1 have had I'M
told benefits Anyone trying CUrIcURA REMEDIES
cannot help but derive benefit. Anyone writing
me will receive an answer and my aivIee to give
your REMEDIES trial. A. Is. PATTON
Manager Postal Telegraph-Cabie CO.,
Garden City, Kansas.
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Jewish Refugees Arrive.

CHICAGO, Sept 4.-FOurteen more Jewish
refugees from Russia arrived here to-day
and tell heartrending tales of cruelty.
Among them is Lieutenant Skom, an off,
Ger in the Russian army, and possessor of
could not escape the edict of expulsion.
Ivan BanitZkoff, the father of six children,
was compelled to dispose of an estate worth
5000 rubles for 1000 rubles, and was
forcibly elected from Moscow and COM
PEELED to wander about all night with his
wife, and she was raying in the delirium of
fever.
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PERU'S REVENUES.
Growing Prosperity of the South American
Republic.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The message of
the President of Peru, presented to the
Peruvian Congress recently, a copy Of
which has been received here. says the in
come derived from Custom-houses during
1890 amounted to 1862, $50. as compared
with an income of S4,9959i4 In 1889. The
stamp duty and the duties on tobacco, alco-
hol and opium during the same period pro-
duced respectively S1,053, ASS and SS77, ,779.
The payment of the internal debt was
promptly effected. According to Custom
house statistics the imports during the year
amounted to S2,5S4,6S1 and the exports to
81, AIS, 1897. The mining industry has made
great progress. especially in connection
with the petroleum wells. In 1890. 100
claims were taken up. and on the 1st of
August. 1891. that number was increased TO
43l. without taking into account the claims
OF which possession could not be given on
account Of the state in which the heavy
rains had left the roads. Tie country is
entirely peaceful
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FEDERATED TRADES.
The Meeting Last Night-TypO.
graphical Union, No. 81. .

AT the session of the council of Federated
Trades last evening the Executive Commit
tee presented a report in connection with
the employers and members of the White
Labor League.
The Secretary announced that men who.
worked for Jones & Granville had quit work
because of reduction of wages. A PROPOSE
ton to boycott the firm was. after some dis
cussiou, referred to the Executive Com;
mittee.
A special committee, consisting Of Dele
gates Dolan, Crowley, Peterson, Nealon and
Ross, was named to try charges of disgrace
ful conduct while acting as representatives
sent to arrange the trouble at Carquinez
Straits.
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A LOAN WANTED.
The Worlds Fair National Committee Nego-
tiating for Funds

CHICAGO, Sept. AT the opening Of the
National Columbian Commission this morn
ing communication from President Baker
of the Local Worlds Fair Corporation ask
ing the cooperation of the National Com
mission in securing loan of $4,000, 900
from the Government for the use of the
fair, to be repaid out Of the first receipts, and
a resolution Of the Executive Committee of
the commission ind0rsing the request were
read and referred to the Committee On
Judiciary. A resolution was presented to
reconsider and expunge from the records
the resolution heretofore passed for the ap-
pointment Of a committee TO recommend
certain notifications Of the tariff law in the
interest Of the exposition. After long dis
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Driving Ont Intrndara.

GUTHRIE %. To- Sept 4.-Captain Hayes,
United States Army, left Oklahoma City yes
terday with two companies of cavalry, un-
der instructions to drive all intruders from
the Iowa, Sac and Fox reservations. The
work Of ejectment began this morning and
this afternoon long line of "sooners" ar
rived from Indian land. They say the cav
airy is beating the bush thoroughly and
driving everybody out.
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not be a candidate for the Presidential
nomination before the Republican National
Convention. He did not tell Grand Army
men, or any one else, that he would not be
Blane's nomination. he says, as he said be-
fore, that it depends on the Secretary him.
self. If Blaine wants it. he can have it.
General Ager saw Blaine at Bar Harbor.
three weeks ago, and yet to-day knows no
more about his wishes than the reporter
who was questioning him.
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Negro Desperado Killed.

LONG POND (Fla.). Sept. 4.-Hiram Muir
ray, notorious negro desperate. was shot
and instantly killed this morning by El-
Murray met Hardy in the road, made him
get gun from the house and told him to
come along and help kill some people at
Archer. As they trudged along Hardy fell
behind his captor few steps, raised the
gun and fired the fatal shot.
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SECRETARY FOSTER SATISFIED
Still He Would Like Moro Money in Circula-
tion.

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-Secretary Foster,
who was in the city to-day, had interviews
with numbers Of bankers and prominent
Wall-street men. including G. P. Hunting
ton, F. Y. White and others. The Secre-
tary said to a reporter that this visit was
purely for recreation, and be starts to-mor-
row on fishing trip. This evening Presi-
dent Cannon of the Chase National Bank
said the Secretary expressed himself as well
satisfied with the situation. He would
have been glad to have the banks take out
more circulation, but rs they declined to do
so. he was well satisfied TO pay out money
for the redemption of 419's, as he did not
think there ever has been a time when
money would do more good for the country
than at present
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THE DAVIS WILL CASE.

Colonel Bob Ingersoll Closes for the Contest
o> ants-The Jury Out.
BUTTE (Mont), Sept. 4.-Colonel Sanders
closed his argument in the Davis will case
to-day, making strong plea in favor of the
protestants. He was followed by Colonel
R. G. Ingersoll. vino closed the case for the
contestants in a mastery address of two and
a half hours. The courtroom was crowded
and hundreds were unable to gain admis-
sion. 1ngersoll was followed by Justice
Woolwortb of Omaha for the protestants,
who also spoke for Two and half hours.
The case went to the jury at 6 o'clock this
evening With much interest their verdict
is awaited on account of the amount in
yolved, it being $4,000, 900, and the celeb
rlty of the counsel employed.
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Librarians Coming West.

BosToN, Sept A special train will
leave here on the evening of September 3oth,
carrying the members of the American
Library Association to their annual meeting
In San Francisco, on October 18th. The
train will run out over the Pennsylvania
route and then over the Chicago. Burling-
ton and Quincy and Rio Grande Western
railroads. A stop of two days will be irade
in Denver. ana one day at Colorado Springs.
Also brief stop in Sacramento.
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THE AGREEMENT SETTLED.
Union Pacific Directors Ratify the Deed of
Trust

New YORK, Sept. 4.-The Daily Indicator
says: The agreement of the Union Pacific
syndicate is absolutely settled and the
mortgage is now in type. 1t only remains
for the Union Pacific Company to announce
that its creditors. one and all, have accepted
the proposed settlement. The Post says
three-fourths of the Union Pacific floating
debt creditors have agreed to plan extend
Ing the debt. The Union Pacific Directors
To-day ratified the deed of trust under which
collateral for the new notes is deposited, and
the formal agreement was then signed by
the creditors crmmittee. 1t is said over
three -fourihs Of the creditors have already
agreed to extend their claims.
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New Railroad in Costa Rica.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. "A cablegram
from Costa Rica announces that the Con-
gress Of that country has ratified the con-
tract made between the Government and
the railroad syndicate, for the construction
of railroad from San Jose, the capital, to
Punta Arenas, the principal Pacific port
The completion OF this railroad will furnish
immediate competition with the Panama
Railrnnd
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Rlafna lGnine Hnme.

AUGUSTA, Sept Alt is announced here
that Sar.. and Mrs. Blaine. with Miss Hattie
and James G. Blaine Jr.. will leave Bar
Harbor about September 18th aud come to
Augusta. occupying their home on State
street for three weeks, and return to
Washington early in October: 1t has been
several years since he has remained in the
city any length Of time. =: -.
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Association Games.

Boston, Sept 4.-Bostons IA, Columbus f.
WASHINGTON, Sept Washingtons 3,
Baltimores 0. Game called at end of seventh
inning owing to rain.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept athletic 6, Mil
waukees .. Eleven innings.
OMAHA, Sept. 4.-Omahas 6, Denvers IA.
sas Citys 2
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Iaonr KnerAcnnittsh.

The trial of Leong Ah Kuey, the China
man who killed a c0untryman named Go
Look in April Of last year. was concluded
yesterday in. Judge Lawler's court. AT r:35
o'clock the jury retired to deliberate, and
did not return with verdict until mdnighe,
when the jury announced that they had de-
termined on acquiiting the prisoner. Kuey
was tried twice before for the same offense
and both times the jury disagreed.
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A Rnmnred Rasipnatinn.

New YORK, Sept. At is reported here
tonight on what is considered good author
ity that Secretary of War Proctor has
sent in his resignation to President Harri-
son to take effect September 30th. The same
authority says that Stephen B. Elkins of
New York and West Virginia will assume
the duties of the War Office on October 1st
by appointment of the President
The morning call., 1891-09-05
FOUND A NEW SOURCE.
Glazier Lake Said to Be the Mississippi's
Head

Hthu.
PARK RAPIDS (Minn.). Sept. 4.-The
Glazier expedition to the headwaters of the
Mississippi has returned here, having left
Minneapolis on August 18th. The party
still claim that Glazier Lake is the real
source of the Mississippi 1t was found to
cover an area of 225 acres and is connected
with Lake Itasca by creek II, 900 feet long.
The lake is led by four tributaries, besides
portant feeder of Lake Itasca is NcOliet
Creek, which enters Itasca about q quarter
of mile west Of the outletof the creek from
Gazier Lake. ltasca is supplied by two
principal sources. One OF these drains a
feet from Itasca The other is a small
stream, but flows from a fine lake, the
source of whose remote feeder is IA, log feet
from Itasca.
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MEXICO QUIET.
Reports Of Revolutionary Movement Pro-
nounced Unfounded.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. "A dispatch from the
City of Mexico says much indignation has
been caused there by the publication of re-
ports in the papers Of the United States, to
the effect that the people of Mexico we're
about to inaugurate revolution against the
Diaz regime. President Daz denied the
rumOrs, and Seuor COmmancho, one of the
absolutely no truth in the report of dis
content in Mexico. The reports coming
by the way of San Francisco" said Senior
Comancho, Originated mainly from mised
libeists or disgruntled persons who have no
credit or standing, and whose base ambition
and i'll will are we'll known here. There are
no revolutionary elements OF revolutionary
ideas in Mexico,
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An American Honored.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The Emperor Of
Germany ias bestowed upon DR.. w. J.
Hoffman of the Bureau of Ethnology,
Smithsonian Institution, the decoration Of
the Royal Order OF the Crown. Hoffman
served in the Franco-Prussian war. He is
the fourth American who has received this
decoration.
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Printers in the Parade.

Another meeting of the Committee of Ar
rangements for the Labor-day parade of
San Francisco Typographical Union, No.
81. was held yesterday afternoon. As q
special mark of appreciation of their SER
vices, the lady members of the Cemetery
Committee were assigned carriage. The
drawing for position in line resulted in the
Examiner Chapel securing the right of line.
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Records Broken.

-INDEPENDENCEt tfOwa), Sept. 1.-Two Of tho
worlds records were b4oKe1 to-day. AHertou
trotted a mile in 2:1o faf, f,:erownIng himself the
king Of; stali61S and: enhancing his value
$4,000: Direct covered a mile In 2:06; break
the worlds records, for bUrl .tfotters aud PAGERS:
:. ,Aertol made tile first quarter IN 0:32A, mart
in three -qnarters IN l!3S and the mile in
2:l0 fiat. Some Of the WATCHES caught 1t &c
2:094, Direct made hts first quarter in Q:42,
half IN 1;04, three-quaItels IN 1:351s ana tha
mile in pos.
CHICAGO, Sept: Accommodating on the Inde-
pq ndelce record bIeaklng the Inter-Ocean saws
that WestMount the pacing record. On
July 10, 1884, with a running mate, he paced
mile against time on the"old west side Chicago
track In D.OlM..
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The sheriH Resinnad

SANTA FE On. Mex) Sept. 4-Frank
Chaves, Democratic Sheriff OF Santa Fe
County for the past FIVE years and ex-offieio
Tax Collector, rendered his resignation this
morning to the Board OF County Commits
si0ners. He Is short $4,000 in county and
$4,000 in Territory funds collected by him.
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Valuable as a Naval Station.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. - Commissioner
Carter of the General Land Office some
time ago received an application to have
San Clemeute Island, located about thirty
miles off the southwest coast of California ia,
restored to the public domain. In view, how
ever of its possible future Importance as q
naval station, the Commissioner has re-
iected tie application
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SHIPMENTS OF GOLD.
The Situation Abroad Not Helped by Arti-
fetal Means.

New YORK, Sept. 4. Some foreign bank
ers here are quoted as saying the artificial
means used to bring over gold is not help
ing the situation abroad, and they question
whether it will help the situation much here.
They argue that America should do all it
can to improve the situation abroad, be-
cause the market for our securities Is there.
A drain of gold from Europe at this time is
regarded unfavorably there. 1t has created
the impression that the situation here is not
as strong as outwardly 1t seemed to be.
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A Consulate Burned BY Chinese.

LONDON, Sept. A Shanghai dispatch
says the British Consulate at Ichang has
been destroyed by the mob which on Tues
day last attacked the Europeans. The
French gunboat Aspc has left for the
scene. Her commander has pelcmptory or
derS 10 act energeIically.
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HANGED bv a Mob.

Fort GIBSON (Miss.). Sept A. Willie
Smith, colored, who assaulted white lady
near here on August 21st, was captured last
Tuesday. To-day mob of 500 men, mostly
colorcd, took him to the scene of his crime.
where he was fully identified by his victim,
after which they hanged him.
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TRADE AND LABOR.

Proposed Labor Congress to Be Held in Chi
cago.
Boston, Sept. 4.-President Gompers of
the American Federation of Labor has ex-
tended an invitation, in behalf Of the trade
unions of North America, to the Trade
Union Congress now In session at Newcas-
e-on-Tyne, England, to hold an interna-
tional trade-union congress in Chicago in
the summer of 1898.
QUEBEC, Sept. AT meeting Of the
Trades and Labor Council of the Dominic n
of Canada a resolution was adopted asking
for the prohibition of Chinese.
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Two Mime Disasters,

SHENANDOAH Pa.), Sept. 4.-By pre-
mature blast in the William Penn collery
to-day John Robbins was instantly killed.
At Ellangowan colliery, Fire Boss Michael
Flanagan and William Davis, miner,
were so badly burned by an explosion of
gas that fatal results are feared.
The morning call., 1891-09-05
Bridge-Works Burned.

YOUNGSTOWN Ohio, Sept. 4.-The
youngstown brdge-works were burned to-
night. Loss, $4,000; insurance, 100000.
The company has large contracts ahead and
the works will be rebuilt at once,
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CABINET OFFICERS.

The Movements Of Leading officers of the
Government.
WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-Secretary Proctor
left Washington to-day for Marblehead,
Mass, where lie will remain with his family
until early next week. when he will leave
OH his tour of Western military posts.
Secretary Tracy has returned to WASH
ington from Cape May Point.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Secretary Foster is
here. He spent the day in consultation
with q number of bankers.
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Tha sidewalk Caxed In.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-By the caving IN Of
sidewalk tonight, $50 people watching fire
on North Clark street fell with the broken
planks and stringers distance OF ten feet.
Many were severely injured and all bruised.
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AT ConeY Island.

:. SHEEPsHEAD BAY q. FL Sept 4. The
winners Today ware as follows: -. -;
..1One, mile, Trinity won, Dr. Hasbrouck second.
Race1aGd third. Time, 1 AZ. = >:
: SeYenf nfurlOn9s, Lew Weir won, King Mac sec
ond. Actor third. Time, I:2934
FptuTIty: course, Reilly won, Contribution sec
ond, BelTeyueth Time, 2.10; Is5. 81
: One mile aud fllGTong, Willie l. won, Sequence
second, Esquinio third. Time. 1:593s.
-:One nile and furlnng, KenWood won. There
was a;dead heat. between Portchester and Cas-
sius.- Time. 1 :56: -. ..;
one mile, Pagan. won Klngstock second, Fol-
som third Time, / 40.
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Burned at Sea.

LONDON, Sept 4--It is reported that the
British ship Carr Rock, which sailed from
Dundee June 26th for. San Francisco. and
was spoken July 31St in latitude 10 north,
longitude 20 west, has been, burned at sea.
Her crew haze arrived at Santa Catharina.
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Freight Line Steamers.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-The Baltimore Stor-
age and Lighterage Company of this city,
which controls the Atlantic Transport line
between Baltimore, Philadelphia and Lon
don, is about to establish line of freight
steamers between New York and London.
1t is stated that by the end of October
steamers will be put on.
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Grand Trunk Extans;on.

WINNIPEG (Man.), Sept. "A rumor has
been published here that the Grand Trunk
is about to extend its lines to Winnipeg, via
Sault Ste Marie and Duluth, and that when
this city is reached the line will be extended
to the Pacific Coast.
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Yacht Albatross Wrecked

BosToN. Sept. 4.-,rhe steam-yacht Alba
tross, owned by J. Eggleston and valued at
800, 600, was wrecked at Gull Island on the
Newfoundland coast and is a total loss.
There were a large party of guests on board
and all were landed safely. except Dr. j. X.
Eggl-stOu, only son of the owner, who is be-
lieyed 10 huye been drowned.
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Plenty Of Peaches.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-Enough peaches ar
rived in Baltimore during the past five weeks
to supply almost four peaches to every in
habitant in tine United States. The number
of packages received has been about T,2Q0,-
600, averaging 200 to box
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Resuonsible for DAMAGES.

NEW York, Sept. 4.-There is strong pos
sibiIity that the British Government will be
called upon to make good the damage done
to portion of the valuable cargo of the
steamship Eldorado OF the Morgan line,
which was pirated recently by wreckers on
the Bahama Islands.
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A Rsnort Contradicted.

LONDON, Sept. "A dispatch dated Paris
yesterday to the effect that train loaded
with troops bound for the French army
maneuvers had run off the rails and over an
embankment at Culmont de Chalndrey,
and that 200 persons were killed, turns out
70 be completely false.
The morning call., 1891-09-05
Founa in a Field

CLEVELAND: (ohio), Sept. 4.-The dead
I body of a boy named Scott Metz. aged 1G
years, was found to-day in field near Fos-
toria. There was a oullet-wound in the
chin, another In the breast and the throat
bore finger-nfarks. Metz lived at Tlfin and
had been attending the Fostoria fair.
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QUINCY COPPER NINE.
Stockholders Charge Company officials With a
Fraudulent Transaction.

FrhuduIent IranSactlon.
Boston (Mass.), Sept. 4.-The Boston Ad-
vertiser will tomorrow give the particulars
involving 100000 worth Of stock Of the
big Quincy copper mine in Michigan and
serious allegations TeflecIing upon the hon.
esiy of the managers. a suit brought by
]. o. Shaw of Boston. representing John
Brown and other stockholders, will be tried
in the United States District Court, New
York. The controversy comes out OF the
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At Chicago,

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-To-day's game was
another pitchers battle. and the honors were
nearly even, Chicago winning through bet
ter field work. Chicagos g. Bostons g. Bat
teries-Vickery and Schriver, Nichols and
Camel
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Law Gnuld in Cnlumhus.

COLUMBUS Ohio, Sept 4.-Jay Gould
passed through Columbus to-day. He was
looking we'll. he said he had spent seven
weeks in Colorado and Idaho and did not
care to talk about railroad matters, but was
anxious to get back to New York.
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PITTsBURG. Sept. 4.-Hard and timely
hitting shut out Brooklyn. Pitt.burgs 6,
Brooklyns 0. Batteries-Galvn and Miller,
Caruthers and Kinslow.
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up to the scratch, but Mccarthy dill not
force in the least, and so the contest ended.
The referee decided the match draw and
perfect satisfaction was manifested. The
points scored were even, but McCarthy's
blows were heavier and stronger, as a rule,
so Burns showed the most punishment.
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THE PAPAL SUCCESSION.
An italian VIII Probably Be Chosen by tht
Cardinals

ROME, Sept. 4.-The Fanfulla states that
q Catholic power, presumably Austria, hav-
ing sounded the college of Cardinals on the
election of a non Italian Pope, has ascer-
tanned that large majority of the Car
dinals are determined to elect an Italian
Pope.
The Captain Fracas to-day announces the
Pope on wednesday last was attacked by
an sccute visceral arrangement. The con-
dition OF the Pope, according to the same
authority, is causing his physicians and at
teDdants considerable apprehension.
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Aroused at the Position Of The
Porte.
Agreement Of Turkey With Russia Oyer
The DaTdaltI6S Matter.
Evasion Of The Treaty Of PariS-FranGe
Will Support the SuItan-EYaeua-
tiOn Of Egypt Demanded.

Copyrighted, 1891. by the New York Associated
Press
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..Trotfine in Michigan.

:: SAGINAW (Mtch.I} Sept. Fine track was fast
to-day aid the winners were: r. s.. =.
Z In lie 2:4o: class, unfinished from Wednesday,
Peter Hardwood won, Keatucky Fly second, Edt-
son thrd-tns Others ruled out. Best time.
2:3194 .: Fl - :
Two.yearolds, for a purse Of s395, Lexington
Belle won from Charley Ellis. Best tlme,. 2:281s.
" Two-year< class for a purse OF $40. Gltg
from Amerosiat .Besttime, 2:3S18.
In the 2:2S class trotting race, for purse OK
$3.50, FEallceps, woni Helen G0odson second,
Tom Hugh third. Ttpseco fourth; Best time.
2:2SIa -. =: =: +: II .>.:':| s.-+.s -
In the 2:2S class trotting race, for a purse of
$3.50 Ginhnlshedl, Belmont took both heats.
HI, II fine q .3OSL' - -
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The Governmeut sustainea

OTTAWA (0nt) Sept AIN the Commons
to-day Sir Richard Cartwrights motion of
want of confidence In the Government in con-
nection with the census returns was defeated
by q vote Of 81 to 103.