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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-11
CHOLERA DOWN The BAY
Health 01lcsrS Kept HuStlinS In New
York Harbor.
FIGHTING THE DESTROYER
Orders Issued to Buy Fire Island
to Be Used as q Cholera
Station-European
News.

NEW YORK. Sept. l0.-After thorough
course of fumigation and disinfectioi, and
after every person on board was put
In such condition that il was practi-
cally impossible for them to convey con
tagion TO the city, three steamers were re-
leased from quarantine this afternoon.
They were the Brittanic from Liverpool.
the Joseph John from Hamburg and the
Zaandam from Antwerp.
Immigration agents in this city whose
business it is TO forward new arrivals at
this port to their various destinations,
were much annoyed over the announce
mcni made by the Illinois state board of
lioalth, refusing admission 10 all immi-
grants into the state unless they bear GER
tificates from the health and immigration
officials of the port OF New Iori, that the.
are free from disease and their baggage
and belongings thoroughly disinfccted.
The board of health issued the following
bulletin this afternoon:
There are no eases Of cholera IN the city to-
day. The number of deaths for the week end
ing NJ noon to-day was .si against -. In the
corresponding week of last year Deaths from
darrhocal diseases numbered -. which Is less
than In any corresponding week since 1870.
| although the population of the city has nearly
doubled since. There were no deaths during
! the week from typliiis or smallpox. The hcai'i
of the city Is unusually good In every particular.
Steamships which left FOR Europe to-day
all sailed with very small lists of cabin
and steerage passengers.
At present the situation at lower quar-
apiinc is as follows:
Scandia- Thirty-four dead, two since
her arrival; II sick and II suspects.
Morayia-No cases for five days and
cholera is practically stamped out.
All passengers are on board the Rusia
with no cases on board.
Normania-No passengers on board, no
cases 1T present.
The Stoningfon las the cabin passen-
gers of the Normania and all i'm good
| health.
Al Hoffman island are the stecragc pas
sengers of Nornania. At Swinburne is
land are - sick persons and 63 suspects.
On Monday il Is expected that the cabin
passengeners on the Normania will be
transferred from the Stonington to Fire
island. The cabin passengers of the
RuRia will he put on board the New iIamp-
shire. The stecrage immigrants of the
Normania will be taken from Hoffman
island 10 Sandy Hook. as the Rugia steer
age passengers will take their place.
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A BIG PIG-TAIL COMBINE
MonsolianS Organize 10 Fight The Chinese
Exclusion Act.
THE MIGHTY SIX COMPANIES
Ceiestiais issue Proclamation to
their Countrymen in America
Promise OF Lively Lit
igatlon.

SAN FIANCIsCo, Sept. IO.-The Consoli-
dated Benevolent association OF the Six
Companies. a powerful Chinese organix-
tion. better known as "Thc Six Compan-
ics.' which comprises all the wealthy
merchants of the country. and which to-
gethcr with the Chinese consul. are OFF,
GERS to regulate affairs OF the thincso Ia
this COUNTY,. has issued "A proclamation
from its headquarters in this city. forbid
ding Chinese in the United States to COM
ply with the terms Of the GeaIy bill. re-
puiring them To register and have
themselves identified by two white wit
nesscs and he photographed before April,
lsGi. The proclamation states that the
masters of the SiN Companies, after care
ful investigation. have found the rcgistra-
iion law objectionable aud detrimental To
Io their interests.
II continues: without being regis
tc,cd we must live in these United States
and III one should do 50 on his own &C.
count he must not come To tis in ease he
gets into trouble in this country. The Six
Companies will pay M attention to him II
hc does. When the man docs register he
losses rcspcctabiliiy in the eyes OF his
countrsmcn. This applies to tbinamcn
residing in any part of the country. III 10y
refusing To register the man bc arrested.
imprisoned or panishcd, he can depend
on the Six Companies for rc'iei."
The proclamation states that Chinese
are required to organize aud sub scribe
money FOR the employment Of legal ail,
and II necessary To enlist the services OF
Chinese ambassadors To fight against the
alleged injustice. Two lawyers are en-
gagged here by the SiN Companies. Each
A. r al. 4.
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BEGINNING TO KICK.
Long Islanders Opposed to Using lire
Island for holcra Cases.

Long Islanders Opposed to Using lire
Island for Cholera Cases.
BAY SHORE. J.. L.. Sept. 10. A large mass
meeting was held here tonight. delegates
being present from 10 or T. miles distant.
to take action concerning the proposed
sale and Use of Fro Island for cholcra
station. A resolution was adopted in
sir,icting the health officers TO board all
vessels and employ the mon and means
required To prevent any persons landing
at Fire Island from any all vessels or
transports exposed to cholera. A telegram
was sent to Health Officer Jenkins forbid
ding the landing of cholera suspects. and
stating force would bc used TO prevent H..
A large number of men volunteered their
services and were sworn in as dcpu,lrs.
and went on duty at once. A sentiment
of indignation prevails and orders are
given TO use every lawful means to prcycn,
the use Of Fire Island.
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THEY BREATHE EASIER.
berlin People sp,d to be Getting Over
Their Cholera scare.


tCopyright New York Associated Press, is9,.l
DEELIS. sept. lO.-The Err,in author
itics believe that the foreign press exag-
gcrates the condition Of affairs in Ham
burg. Tho cholera is bad enough in the
poorer and older quarters Of the city but
the middle and upper class OF residents
would not know of the existence of the
epidemic except for information CLEANED
through the newspapers. II the Hamburg
pest had prevailed throughout the city's
bounds, the imperial board OF health
would have assented to the suggestion OF
the alarmists to isolate the city and
suburbs and interlict all communication
with them. The ministers, however. took
special advice from Professor Virchow,
Professor Koch and other authorities, and
arrived AT the conclusion that a vigorous
system of surveillance would bc sufficient
protection.
L.r-e number of fugitive flrli'iHs rom
Hambugg ha,c a. now ~oGghi a,Icltlrs' places
in Mccktcnbur(, SCGV'rin. and Ihe Giscasc
il aimos; unknown aincrg them. Not a
single case requiring c9lInntion has oc-
Cured here since the ministers assent TO
cremation was given. A. a matter OF fact
Berlin IL remarkably healthy. Among the
public here tho scare has utterly van
islel, oven th hotels have now ceased 10
reject guests from Hamburg. A ranicky
feeling. however. continues to prevail! IN
rural districts. Business reports from
Hamburg grow worse. Il is estimated
that the financial and commercial Losses
there already reach total Of -Dc,nD,vD
marks.
The election in the Ha,lcherford district
for member of the reichstag resulted in
the return of Baron hammerstcihn. The
election rcopcns the question of reor-
ca ii2a;ion of the conservative party. IL
j. believed in political circles THAT Baron
Hanmcrsteihn will succeed in rccors'i-
tutine ihc group and making q once more
~ forIni,iabl" power ia trc rrichstaG.
The trial, made with the American
grape vine At Riparia are proving very
successful. The vine rcsists the attacks
| OF ph, ilONcrI ami tie Winc growers have
now docidcd to plant American vines IN
large quantities.
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TELESCopEp A CAR.
shocking Accident ON the fi'chburg
Road Near BOSTON.


Bo-ToS, Sept. l0.-A terrible accident
occurred al iO:io y. M. at Watcriown
Junction ON the Fitchburg road. II was
caused by n wostbound express freight
,clcscoping the rear car of the lO:ij Wai-
than passenger train from Boston.
Fifteen killed and wounded have already
been taken from the wreck. and IL II be-
li.,cd more are beneath the debris.
While the train Mas standing ON the main
line. tho express freight. which followed
from tho Boston yard. era shed into the
rear ear. crushing IL into pisces and lam
ming It's human freight beneath the ruins
IT," force Of the collision smashed the
front end ot the boiler and cylinders. and
ia. escaping seam added la the horror of
the situation of those already imprisoncd
Many were taken from the wrJck terribly
soaldcl.
A. yet Il Is Impossible TO Say how large
the list Of fatalities viii he. but IL 4, be-
licycd several are still beneath tho ruins.
II is claimed that fog prevailed at the
time of the accident.
:ij n. IN, Genera, Superintendent
Adams has Just received telegram from
Medical Examiner swan vino is al ih.
wreck. stating that eight are killed and -
ar ~ wounded. Both tracks from the
main line are completely biocked. No
trains have left the Boston depot since the
accident.
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CONDITION OF CROPS.
Report Of the statistician Of the Agricui'
tural Department.

tural Department.
WASHINGTON, Sept. i0.-The September
average condition of the winter and
spring wheat harvest is $50. The Sep
tcmber condition of corn is 7i.5. The sta
tistics OF the department OF agriculture
reports decline in the September cond.-
ton OF corn to 7i.5 from s25 in August.
The change is slight in the surplus of
corn states, except in Kansas. The pres.
ent condition is - in Ohio. ,5 in Indiana.
20 in Illinois, 7s in Iowa, 81 in Missouri.
60 In Kansas and 80 in Nebraska. In other
states tho average condition everywhere
is higher thnn the rational average. eN-
ccpt in Michigan and Wisconsin. In COM
parison with September. reports OF the past
10 years are only 5 lower-1o.l IN ls9o. ,a.3
in lss7. 16.i in 1856. The present figures
are between D aud points below the aver
| age of the 10 previous years.
The crop Is well grown and maturing
rapidly without frost as yet in Eastern
states. In the middle states drouth in
| jnred corn, especially in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, reducing
its condition five points IN each
while IN New York il is only depressed
from 80 TO ~. In Delaware late planted
corn was injured. In Maryland drouth
caused a reduction. while from South Tar
olira around 10 Texas n high condition
was well maintained. no figures falling to
- except In those of Mississippi and
Arkansas. Rain in ,his region intcrscrcd
with cultivation, and in some districts
roiiiny Of cars IL reported. la Texas and
ARKANSAS good yield is assursd and a
fair crop IL made in Tennessee. Corn has
/ improved in Central Ohio and declined
| from drouih in the southern counties. \
: decided improvement in Indiana is noted.
! There has been injured from drouth In
Michigan, Illinois and Kansas aud in a
! less degree in Missouri and Iowa.
! The crop - late throughout the North
west. No injury from fros; is reported.
The September average on the condition
Of winter and spring wheat a. harvested,
is 1913. Tho August avcrag. for spring
wlca, is s7.3. and tho duly condition of
winter wheat il Sa.G. The average decline
since previous reports. therefore. exceed
points. Ia the preceding 10 years the
condition was lower in -. 80. 81, - and
| -. The average for the 10 years was 81.
In the middle states the quality is
medium. Rust is reported To some .x.
tent.
In the South the berry is generally yer,
! plump and sound when harvested. bu,
damaged somewhat by prevailing rains
4 The yield of Illinois wheat generally me,
expectations. and the crop is good in
Southern Indiana, but disappointing III
some districts of that state and
Ohio. The forcing weather al
June produced large growti
of straw in Michigan: while later III,
condition resulted In small and shr,inkcr
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THEY'RE FULLY IN IT.


PrOhtbttlOutsta Meet In B0xemn0 and
Nominate a state Ticket,
srecla, plspatch 10 the standard.
Royrx.x San, ,o-Thc ,ro,i,,;,i i'm
stato con,e,,;on ,o nu, In pominotiou a
full ,;at ~ s,n,s ,s,,cars wos c,IIol A.,
ord.r a, ,,,o,, $50, h,, r AZ Car,,,ar
socre,.rv ~ Tho s,.,c c,mmi,,aa- Ahou,
* telego,es vsyS. nrcsen, rcr,..on,in,
tho coun,;os ~ CalI,,in Jevvi. ami
Ciorko Ni;sso,,o c.sca,,a p.rL and Je,.
fcrson To,,,or,,,,, go ,,;,.,;o, ~as NJ.
f.c,cd bv Hon T. cnrI,,.y ,,.;nc oioc,o,,
ch,;rm,r onJ r AZ C.r,nor sccro,,r,,
After tho ns,,oi cn,,,ni,,oos v,or., ar
r,,;n,a,, tho nnnynn,;n,, aJ,o,rnsI a,
a,clocL'
Unon ro,ss.r,,,,,,,, ,ho oo,,,,,,..o. .,
crctieuti,Is rcnor,od tx ,I.,oo. ,os on, ,;,,o,,
10 seats hcs;dos ,,,m;,,;r, ~ ,nan, ,,,on,.
b.rs 70 ,ho cr,,,on,;o, eli iocaI ,,r,,,;I,;.
,;onis,x Th. ,nn,n,;,,a, on r,i.,t,r,,,
,ec,n,n.,Je,, M nss.,,a p,',,,,,, ~ Wn,ona
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rc.,ln,;ons ,,,,,,,-,aj ,,,'',s',.,,' ~,
,op,, 81. ,h,, .,,I,,,,d h,, H., n,,is,,,i .,n-
yon,;,n n, C;no;,,, al ,.;,,, ,n,, .'I,,,,;n,
,,f , ,,,,nL f,yori,, ,ho e.. o,;.os,, ,,f
silver. The c,nm,t,oo o,no;n,oL 90
cheese ,v,iloh,o c,nJ;,i,,.s o. s,,,a OF.
0ccrs ron,r,o,I ,h,, ,,,oso ,,d
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PARK COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
They fiacs Ticket That Is Hard 20
Down In the Field.

They fiacs Ticket That Is Hard 10
Down In the Field.
Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD.
LIVINGSTON, Sept. l0.--Thc democratic
county convention met in this city to-day
for the purpose of placing an nomination
candidates for the various county and leg
islarive offices. Harvey Bliss of Big
Timber was chosen temporary chairman
and Dan O'Shea secretary. After the ap.
pointment of tho usual committees a re-
cess WAS taken until 2 p. M. when the
following ticket was placed in nomiua-
ton: State senator, DIR. j. II. Fox
of Red Lodge; representatives, T. :.
Ash OF Livingston and j. X. Haw-
thorn of the Upper Yellowstone;
sheriff. John NJ. Conrow of Mission !;
treasurer. II. w. Dyer OF Livingston
clerk and recorder. w. r. Field of Liv-
ingsion; assessor, I. y. Mcdonald of Red
Lodge; clerk of the court, j. A. Bailey of
Livingston: county attorney. l.. 4. Day of
Livingstone; county superintendent. Miss
Josie Duke: commissioners. NJ. Roth of
Livingston. Harvey Bliss of Big Timber
and Charles Turley OF the Upper Yellow
stone.
The ticket is the strongest ever put up by
the party in this county. and is generally
regarded as invincible.
The delegates 10 the state convention
are as follows: w. +. Field, Frank Beley.
y. ". Mahoney. George L. Carey. Will
lam Mallahan. Dan O'Shea. j. L. Mis-.
kimin. shelby Eli Dillard and Harvey
Bliss.
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MlSSOULA PoPULISrs.
4 Meeting Of The Executive Con. mittee
Held Yesterday.

Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD
MIssorLA. sept. io.-The county GEN.
trail committee of the peoples party met
to-day TO ill vacancies caused by tho
resignation of those upon whom tho party
have been trying to thrust empty honors.
The STANDARD correspondent was COM
plimcntcd by q vote, requesting him to re-
move himself from the hall. They named
&. w. Reeves for district judge; assessor.
W. II. Reed; commissioners. B. +. See of
Grantsdale, short term; X. :. Fowler of
Victor. long term. Nominations for
county auditor and county attorney were
dclnrrrl
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JENKINS ON HIS EAR.
Hc Doesn't Ask Any Assistance From the
Government.


New YORK. Sept. l0.--The apparent
unanimity and cooperation between the
state and federal authorities which existed
Friday has been broken of. and in the
face OF the dreaded epidemic there is n
clash of authority and a sudden cessation
of friendlncss between DIR. Jenkins and
Secretary Foster. The secretary said to-
night that DIR. Jenkins visited Sandy Hook
in company with himself. DIR. Hamilton.
Dr. Balch and other officials. and agreed
thai IL was admirably fitted up for the
purpose. He had now. however. changed
front and cvinccd a sudden hostility TO all
that the government offered. Secretary
Foster says DIR. Jenkins has refused mod
zeal assistance OF the marine service ten
dcrcd him and refuses any federal aid.
saying hc is amply able to cope with the
emergency without any assistance from
the general government. In the meantime
tho government is gong ahead with work
at Sandy Hook.
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EXPECTING TROUBLE.
strikers Causing Excitement in Michigan
Lumber Camps.

MLNoNISLE. Mich, Sept. Word
WAS received here at an early hour this
morning that strikers would attack this
side OF tho river. The city council. sheriff
and mill owners have bcen iu private
session tc-day awaiting the arrival uf the
Wisconsin mob Of more than @,OgD mcn.
bat aside from small squld which con-
gregaied aud drove from ihC tug crew
oi nJn-uniou lumber pliers. nothing Was
attempted ia the way of closing thc mills
here. 4 meeting of uou-union men h
being held tonight. The shcriffs ON both
sides Of the river have a large rnbcr Of
deputies ready ia case Of disturb ace.
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-conR ~ t>NiNGs.


HOMESTEAD. Pa. sept. 10. The steamer
Tide Was iir,d on from the shore tonight.
while making her usual Saturday trip to
the works with provisions for the nom
union mcu. Fortunately no one was in
iurel. +. w. Pirsn. "A non-union man.
came uui Tonight. and said from 10 10
go others would also quit after receiving
their pay. This Is denied by tho COM
Lrrcstul io-niSht.
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pREvEN TED FROM SAILING.
DeI.ntioa OF a steamship Ioa ted with
MuniJion. OF war.

NEW York. Sept. lo.-The steamship
South Portland. loaded with a large GUAM
tity of munitions nf war. which, il is SUI
posed. ARE intended for the uss of tho
rvolutionis's m Vcneku"la. but which
were osicnsihly being shipped 10 the port
of spain. Trinidad. Ia supply the ordinary
demands oi commerce. tu-,lly we're pre-
vented from sailing by Collector Hen
drcks and an niilror put ON board the
vessel 10 dctain her. pending Investigation
into the alleged intention of her master to
violate the ucuiru'Ify laws
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CINCHED THEM.
Dishonest Men Indicted by Grand
Jury.

KANSAS CRY. Mo. sept. lo.--Thc grand
jury of this county has returned indict-
nIcu,s against IL. W. Russell. formerly
treasurer of thc Lombard lnyesimen COM
pany of this city and Montgomery n.
Lewis. formerly auditor of the company.
charging th"n with the cmbezxlement of
5000 from tho company. Both men re-
signed last spring aud now reside in the
City 80 Noxicn. Measures were taken fo-
their cNirliition. The expert examiner
OF thc books says that other einbckkle-
mcn,s were discovered much larger than
those of Lewis and Russell. The grand
jury indicted two NOR, employees of the
company aud bench warrants we're issued
for their arrest. Their names are not
known. Officers Of the company say its
assets are in no way impaired.
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QUIT the liu.inc.s

LONDON. Sept. l0.-Tbc Hamburg
American Packet company tclcgrnphs 10
the agent of the associated press In this
city declaring that that company has en-
tirely stopped the sieeragc passenger
business. The steamers Bohemia. which
sailed from Hamburg sept. 4. and the
Poleria. which sailed from the same port
Sept. d. are the only vessels of the COM
pany now on the way 10 the United States
with steerlgc passengers.
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IhoronghIN Inn,.ralel

OrugEc. sept. lp-Gar steamship Wan
dctham from lIduhurg, aud the Labrador
from Liverpool. arrived al quarantine
early this morning The passengers were
landed. received bath in order and their
clOihing aud effects wer, funigatcd. No
symptoms OF cholera were discovered.
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Accepts the f,ids.

WAsHIHcToN. Sept. 10. Postmaster
General wanamakcr has accepted all bids
Tor ocean mail service which were opened
by the department, last Tuesday. with
the exception Of that Tor route No. G5.
New York TO kio. Tho bid will bn re-
Jected in order To accept more udvan-
tagcous service on practically the same
iutltc.
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Hoy D!ln't Get There.

mason CITY, Iowa, Sept. IO.-Roy
Wilkes went with a running mate this
afternoon 10 beat the stallion record, Lmt
was ~ seconds slow, coming under the
wire In 2;0934. 1t was remarkable feat,
considering tho track.
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SYRACUSE. \. y. sept. i0.-Govcrnor
Flower today authorized Health officer
Jenkins ia agree to the terms of DlS ID
;. ;. Safnis. owner of Fire Island. which
the health officer wishes io purchase 'or a
quarantine station. Nauis demands SJ9.-
ODJ before the Passengers are landed anu
sld1.pD. guaranteed 20 DC paid within six
months.
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WASHINGTON. sept. lo.-The depart
mcnt of state to-day transmitted TO the
treasury department the following dis
patch from United States consul at Ma
pics: 1.-TWO deaths at Capril from q dis
ease resembling cholera"
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May 30 on "a strike.

rH1LhDILPHiN. Sept. lO.-It Is rumored
tia, unless the conference with the Read
ing officials fixed for Monday, proves sat
isfnctory To The men. they will strike.
Chiefs of the various organizations will all
he here Monday aud Developments are
looked for during the week.
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CANDID JIM CORBETT.
lie Gives sullivan the Credit That Hc
should Have.

ATLANTA. Sept. i0.-torbcit and DAILY
appeared at the opera house tonight aud
spared three friendly rounds. The hous.
was packed. i,ooJ paying 10 see the
sct-io. torbctt was given a very hearty
reception. In his speech he said John l..
sullivan defended the heavyweight cham-
pionship iitlo for ~ years aud IL he could
hold II half that long, he would consider
himself fortunate.
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Wind and Hail.

MADISON. Wis.,. Sept. io.-A terrific
wind and hail storm traycrscd portion
OF this county to-day and did great dam
age to tobacco. The loss aggregates sew
crdl hundred thousand dollars. Corn and
other crops are badly damaged. Cpnsid.
cradle minor damage Was done in the
nvI.hbnrhooi.
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10. t.i.rs q. our of scer.

PARIS, sept. I'D" Gicrs. the Russian
minister OF foreign affairs. is quite i'll n
AK les Baius. tic was recovering from
sickness when hc suffered relapse. his
condition is now worse than ever. The
complaint is inflammation of tho liver.
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Eroke the Rc.nr,l.

SAIBANENro. Cal. Sept. l0.-Ai the
state lair races to-day the Palo Alto Oily.
Ro~cna. broke the 2-year-old trotiing race
iee,.d, going tho mile in 2I9,k.
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HERE'S MORE MISERY.
4 Cut la the Wages of Pennsyivania Goa
Miners.

Miners.
PT"rsBrRo, Pa, Sept. 10.--The river
coal operators Of the Pittsburg district
served a notice Oh the miners to-day that
the mining rate hereafter would be , cents
per bnshel instead Of 3ts cents. With the
notice was AN order closing the mines un-
Ill the miners accept the reduction. The
shutdown will throw from 1000 to $500
men out of employment.