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HUGS CONTRACT.
The Proposed Deep Water Harbor at Rope

The Proposed Deep Water Harbor at Ropes
Pass, Texan Outlet for ths Northwest
New York, Oct. "A 100000 con-
tract has just been let to this city for
dredging and jetties at the proposed deep
watsr haroor of Ropes Pass, Tex. The
work consists of ship channel thirty feet
deep, extending from the Gulf of Mexico
to Corpus Christi bay across the Mustang
island. A channel {, 200 feet in length has
been dredged across the Mustang island to
within 500 feet of the gulf beach; four
miles of dockage in thirty feet of water
will be provided in the new harbor which
is designed as an outlet for the grain ex-
portatioD OF the west and the northwest.
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policy in reference to politictl prisoners
The government is reluctant to treat the
dynamiters in prison as political prisoners.
Asquith wants to detain them while Nor
ley vents to release them.
Mr.. Schnadhorst recently offered his
resignation of Liberal executive, urgin G
his increasing deafness which makes it
difficult for him to ensure such effective
management as desirable. The leaders de
cline to accept his resignation, but will re-
lieve him of portioc Of his functions.
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Hill to Go TO California.

ALBANY. N. T., Oct. lit is reported
that an invitation has been extended Sem
Senator Hill said tonight: II know moth
ing about San Francisco trip, except
what see In the afternoon papers
would prefer to say nothing about It. til
[ know more abou. it 1t is not expected
here that Senator Hill will accept the ru-
mored invitation. He has al expensive
campaign tour now before him, and with
only four weeks remaining before election,
it is q difficult problem TO figure out a fort
nights trip 10 the Pacific coast,
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ANDERSON, S. c., Oct. 7.-William VIII
son was hanged today for the murder of
his wife in May last
At the time Wilson murdered his wife
b 9 gashed his own throat terri bly, in an en-
deavor to suicide The wound appeared
healed, but when the unfortunate man tell
through the drop today, the cash opened
again and the rope ana his clothing we're
balhed in blood. 1t was fearful ana SICK
ening sight.
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Marvellous ~pesd at Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. The days feat
ure was Carano's marvellous speed trial.
making the quarter-mile with running
mate in :3l11. The track was fast
2:20 pace-Dead Pete, three straight;
King, Medium, Rocker. L. b. Curtis. Best
time, 2:1S.
2:2l trot- Florida, three straight; Ros-
Ign; Edith Sprague, Wonder. Best time,
2:1S1s.
In The 2:4O trot. Wilksie G first, Albany
Boy second, Chsttsworth third Best time,
2:22A
And was unfinished and postponed on
account of darkness.
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A QUO WAR9ANTO CASE.

The Superior coart Returas a Finding in
Accordance with the supreme Cour.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. THE Morris
Buckley quo warranto case came up before
the superior court Judge Thayer, for final
judgment this morning. The attorney in
the case appeared for the Republicans and
asked decision in accordance with the
findings of the supreme court. Counsel
for the Democrats did not appear, but i is
understood they agree. Judge Thayer
then rendered decision in accordance with
the finding of the supreme court.
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MILLENIAL CELEBRATIONS
The second at WOODBURY., Mass, a
Success.

The second at WOODBURY., Mass,
Success.
WooDBURN. Mass, Oct. About
strangers were in town today after
the second OF the quarter millenial eel
tons. The climax OF the great celebr
came this afternoon in the banquet il
new srmory. Ex- Mayor johnson
formed the duties of toast master
graceful manner, calling attention x
fact Presidents of the United s
Franklin Pierce, Grover Cleveland
Beplnmin Harrison traced their sac'
TO families now or formerly residil
Woodhurn. HIs mention Of the mar
Grover Cleveland brought out bur
enthusiastic applause, and the nam
Benjamin Harrison met a similar y
ton. After g brief letter of regret
from President Harrison his repres
tive, John w. Foster, secretary OF
state. resonded to the toast 'Tne Z
dent of the United States in q grs
sUeech.
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Italy,s Monetary Tronhles.

ROME, Oct THE inconvenience re-
sulting from the disappearance from circu-
lation of fractional silver continues TO be
increasingly felt in all parts Of Italy. The
law which practically forbids the trans
portation out Of the country or even from
place 10 place in the country has not been
able to prevent its expectation. The
premium on gold drives fractional silver to
France and Switzerland, where it readily
circuiates in all small transactions at par
with gold.
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A Transfer set Aside.

TRENTON. N. J.. Oct THE vice-chancel-
Tor rendered the opinion in the case of A. e.
assignee Of Heath & Tiernev of
New York, against Henry N. Smith. The
suit was for the recovery of property 10
satisfy judgment The vice-chapcellor
grants The prayer of the complainant The
transfer is set aside and the property re-.
verts back to Smith to De seized to SATISFY
2 Judgment for s9O6, 345.
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GRAsSAuPPERS.

Myriods of Them Appear in Kansan and
Missouri.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 7.--Myrisds OF grass
hoppers have appeored in Buchanan and
adjoining cocnties and are rapidly destroy
ing winter wheat. The hoppers are not of
the variety that appeared IN 1879, but
common field grasshoppers that stays in
one locality an entire season. The warm,
dry weather Matched them out by the
millions and unless q cold rain or frost
comes immense damage will be done
Fourteen counties In Missouri also repor t
them.
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A Deadly Explusion.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Oct 7.-Mary Meckle
aged % and Mrs. Elizabeth MecAle aged
+ 8 were killed tonight by an explosion at
their residence The woman placed mix
ture OF camphor end bel zine liz closet 10
kill reaches. Tocight they went TO The
closet to see il the mixture had any eject.
They lighted maJcn and the explosion fol
lowed. The side Of their house was blown
out by explosion.
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SIX PERSONS INJURED

BY the Breaking of an Elevator Cable in
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. Oct. The elevator cable
at the Doan apartment house broke this
afternoon, and the cage, containing SIX
ladies and the elevator boy, was broken
into fragments in the basement four stories
below Miss Breckenridge received In
ternal injuries, not serious. Miss Emma
Peppers and Miss Warner were badly
bruised. Mrs. Willhermen was injured
about the head and her left arm broken.
Mrs Carrie Vorwerk was injured about
the head. Willie. Kelly, the elevator boy,
was injured internally. The other lady
escaped unhurt.
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The Eastern den

BALTIMORE. Oct. THE Protestant
Episcopal convention today resumed the
revision of the prayer book. After time
it laid the matter aside TO listen TO the can
trail missionary board. Several missionary
addresses were then read, the first from
Bishop Nichols, describing tie mission
to the Pacific coast. He said when he first
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Mose Of Jaes- the Ripper.

LONDON, Oct. IA startling discovery
was made today in Whitechapel near the
scens of the murders OF "jack-the- Rip
peri Workmen tearing Gown an cid
building discovered & box containing the
skeletons OF three ADULTS, and every thing
points to . crime at some remote period
The discovery created great excitement.
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THE SPORTING WORLD
Hal Pointer Does Splenaid Work
at the Chillicothe, O., Track.
Eight Thousand People Go Wild Over His
Periormance-othe sporting
News.

CuILLIcorHE. Ohio, Oct. & Eight
thousand Leopie went wild today over the
performance of Hal Pointer and Guy in the
free-for-all pace. Flying Jib was too lame
to go. The horses got. away nicely in the
first heat, keeping close together, Hal
coming under the wire half length ahead
in 2:0714, beating his race record one
second.
In the second heat Hal Pointer went to
pieces at the first quarter, and at the sec
ond quarter Guy as tifteen lengths ahead
coming into the homestretch he nearly
closed the distance and came home an easy
winner with Guy running, in 2:l1
In the third Pointer broke in first and
third quarter badly, sd came very nearly
being distanced in 2:0g$4.
In the fourth they Kept well together till
the third quarter, when Hal broke badly,
and it was all he could do TO get inside Inc
flannel. Time-2:l314.
The deciding heat will occur tomorrow,
with Martha Wilkes (2:0S) eouslled Time.
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A BIG MEErlAG.

irs- Laura DeForest Gordon Expounds
Democracy az Evanston.
EVANSTON, Wy, Oct. Especial tele-
rram to the THE HERALD. Mrs. Laura De-
Forest Gordon delivered al address to one
# the largest gnd enthusiastic audiences in
Temple of Honor hail. She spoke two
hours on the principles of the Democratic
party and put in forcible language the
policy OF the Republican party during the
past thirty years. Mrs. Gordon was IN
errupted throughout with tremendous ap-
olsuse and the meeting closed with three
-ousing cheers for Grover Cleveland.
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The Bicycle Record Broken.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. w. w.
Windle. the bicycler, rode q mile this
morning with a flying start in 2:O2 3-5,
beating his own and the worlds previous
record of 2:O4 40. The trial was made in
q strong wind. He war paced by two trip
lets, each taking him half mile Not only
did he beat the mile record but the half
mile time Of $50 4-5 Time by quarters
First, :29 2-5; half, 80 As; thres-quarters,
/ 80 40; mile, 2:02 3-5.
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A Congress Of AmerIcanists.

HuELvA, Oct. IA congress Of Amer
icanists met at Larsbid monastery today.
The river was crowded with bay craft.
Premier Castillo. who opened the con-
greps, announced that Queen Regent
Christine would preside at the final sit
ting. He SPOKE Of the discovery of Amer
lea, setting forth that the monks Of L.eri.
baia were among the chief supporters of
the expedition of Christopher Columbus.
The municipal authorities gave q bali this
congress.
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vice on the North Pacific coast, will sail
from New York for that station next week
under command of Lieutenant Commander
West, of the United States navy. She
will stop ca route ~ RiV DC Janeiro, Mon
tevideo, Valparaiso and San Francisco.
and is expected to reach Portland il about
seventy DAYS.
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Number Of Acres and gushels-The Figus
the Same for 1880


WAsH1SsroS, D. O., Oct. THE S
inteudsnt OF the census has just issue,
liminary statistics Of the cereal produ
of tha United States, prepared under
the direction Of Hyde. special agent.
figures are: Barley, 3.221, O99 acres. rs
522 bushels; buckwheat, S4S. III l
~, 190. $3.50 bushels; corn, u, 706,074 F;
2. I24. ,312 bushels; oats, 2S.29T.2 72 {
SOC. 1875. 197 bushels; rye, 2, III, 622 {
IS, 422. 1854 bushels; wheRE, 50, 514, 81 :
49,. sos. T1S bushels. Total. 40, i79. lS5
9. $40, 967. 511 bushels. In 1880 the d
were: Barley. 1,977.727 acres, 1873
bushels; buckwheat. S4S, $50 acres, IL
229 bushels; corn, 81, 36S. 504 acres,
SCI, 67S bushels; oats, Is. l44,5g acres
sos. 500 bushels, rye $40. S33 acres,
953 bushels; wheat. 35.430. 1893 acres,
4S3. 1877 bushels. fatal, lis, 65l, 40
2. 697, $50, 220 bushels.
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win Re at the Fair.

Paris, Oct. IN. Saint Scans. dis
tinguIshed French composer, has accepted
Theodore Thomas invitation TO act on the
Jury for musical compositions of the Chi
cago exhibition. Count Felix de Vullle-
troy, animal painter, and secretary of the
Champs Elyssees salon, viii 20 to Chicago
as representative OF the fine arts.
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A DYNAMITE BOMB.
An Attempt 10 Murder Non-Uhion Men q

An Attempt TO Murder Non-Ulion Men at
Homestead.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Oct. IA dastardly at
tempt was made last hight to murder about
forty non union men in their beds. dy-
Mantle bomb was thrown through the win
dow OF boarding house where many non
union men lodged, about 2 O'Clock this
morning. IL exploded with great force,
seriously damaging the building, but as the
force was downward, noae OF the inmates,
who were sleeping On the upper floor, suf-
fered anything more serious than bad
scare.
The strikers' advisory committee issued q
statement this evening coniemning the
dastardly act and Offering Sl0O for the ar
rest ana conviction of the perpetrators.
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The Morris Parg Races.

MORRIS PARK, Oct. THE track was
fast.
Six furlongs-Nora won, Wah Jim sec
ond. Chiswick third Time :121z.
Seven furlongs won, Fagot sec
ond. Estelle third, Time-1:2715.
Five and half furioDgs-Reoecca won,
Rowett Colt second, Hugh Penny third
Time-l 0619.
Wakefield handicap, mile and sixteenth
-Kildeer won, Russell second, Sleepnor
third. Time--1: Al.
Mile-Adelbert won, Speculation second,
Lady Superior third. Time-1:4114.
Mile-Queen Trobridge won, Juhus sec
ond, Stephen third. Time-l:4L.
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[wa Nurderers kxa1ut. d.

SpARrANsBuKe, S. O., Oct John Will
liams. colored. who killed Major Hand
man, this city. in September, 1891; and
Miibry Brown, coiored, Is years old, who
killed an infant child at Gsfney City in
june, were hanged here on the same scat
fold today.
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The Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 7.-Churchill downs,
track slow.
Six furlongs-Too Qnick won, ST. Cyr
second, Sister Mary third Time-1 :lS1
Seven furlongs-Tenny 1r. won, Critic
Time-1 :3311
Cash handicap one mile and quarter
Ida Pickwick galloped around.
Free handicap, five furlongs-L inger
won, Judge Cardwell second, Dutchovan
third Time-l OBS
One mile fifty yards-Lake Breeze won,
Little Annie second. Time-1 40
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Nancy jog Along in > eos

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct Twelve Il
sand people saw Nancy Hanks go a
10 2 :O6 at the fair grounds at New Abb
Ind, this afternoon. The track wa
excellent condition. TIE first quarter
;32 80, half III l :03; three-quarters, :33
mile. 2 100.
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Earthquake In souch Dakots.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. "A Pioueer
special from Hot Springs. S. D., sa
shock Of earthquake was felt there
evening, lasting but second. No ser
damage.
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Kiire ! hy Mnnnsainara

NASHVILLE, Oct. I'm fight with moon
sinners in Lincoln county this morning, S.
d. Mather, deputy internal revenue col
lector, was killed, and George Spurrier
and G.. S. Carwell. his deputies, were mort
ally wounded. No particulars
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Real Estate Men Eject Ofieers.

BUFFALo. Oct. THE real estate
today elected William 3. Gutter of Blu.
N. Y, president: o. w. Crawford.
cage, secretary; NJ. j. Williams, Nash
Tenn, treasurer. The next meeting
be held in ST. Paul
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NEW ORLEANS, Ia. Oct "A passen-
ger train on the Mississippi Valley railroad
went through trestle this morning near
Hayes Station. Joseph Gee, fireman. was
killed and Engineer Conan slightly in
ipred. The passengers miraculously es-
aaped with a severe shaking up.
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The War in Venezuela.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA dispatch from
Admiral Walker confirms the report OF the
victory of General Crespo in Venezuela. It
says the president and ministry have aban-
doned the country. Crespo taxes posses
sion of Caracas today.
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ENGLISH DYNAMITERs.
A Difference Of Opinion as to What Class of
Prisoners They Are.

LONDON. Oct. 7.-Morley's eviction com
mission will have balanced the representa-
ton of landlords and tenants, two deie-
gates for such interests, with four Irish
lawyers, headed by Judge. Home Score
tary Asquith's visit in Dublin is in order
to discuss with Morley the governments
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Steamship arrivals.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 7.-Tauric. from New
York
Pn1LApKLpH1A, Oct. 7.--Switzerland,
from Antwerp; Missouri, from London.
NEw YORK. Oct. 7.-Br;iannic. from
Iivernool
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Opened coadislona.Iy.

WASHINGTON. Oct. THE state de
ment is informed that the port Of
has been opened conditionally TO VI
from the United States, Great BritE:
France.
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Another secount.

HALEY. Ida, Oct. Especial telegram
TO TIE HERALD. Judge Stockslager de-
cides in the Cassia county mandamus case
that the test oath prescribed by the Idaho
constitution is sufficient, and has ordered
the registrar to register the applicant.
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pea,h from Iiydrnnhnhln.

WICHITA, Kan. Oct. I'll. H. SHY
Republican candidate for the legisla
from the Ninth district, died from by
phobia. He was bitten by his own
abouta month ago.
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ious services A funeral GRAFTON was de-
livered by M. Bourgeois, minister of public
instruction. He expressed the hope that
the remains would be finally buried in the
Pantheon. The body WAS inferred for the
time being in the cemetery Of Mont Martre.
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Nashville, tenn, Oct. 7.-Generai
Weaver and Mrs. Lease spoke to large
crowd at barbecue given at Goodletts-
vile today. The party leaves for Pulaski.
Tenn, in the morning.
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Nelson Beet, His Own Record.

TRENTON. Nj, Oct. THE stallion
Nielsen was sent at the Inter state Fair
grounds this afternoon to beat his record
of2:1311. He did the mile in 2:l12I
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Remains Fun ersl.

PARIS, Oct THE funeral OF Ernest
Renan was held this morning in tbs Col
leee Of France. Many eminent men at
tended. There were, Of course. 70 reIig-
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General Weaver in Tennessee.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Mrs. Harrison had
quiet day and IS resting easy tonight.
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hanged for Murder.

ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. 7.-Roscoe Marapls
was hanged at Lafayette, Co., for the
murder Of Nehemiah Evitte. He protested
his innocence on the scaffold.
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A Yetaran Ao or Dead.

DRrRo1r, Mich, Oct. III. f. Band vet
eran actor, died here today after short
illness.
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LEADING DRY GOODS
HOUSES ADVERTISE
IN THE
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New Lighthouse Tender for the Pacific

wAsHIxeroN. Oct. THE new light
house tender Coluubine, destined for SER
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EVANs AND soNTAG.

A Reporter Visits the Two Robbers In Their
Retreat.
SAN Francisco, Oct. As Examiner re-
porter has visited end interview wed the fu-
gitive train robbers. Evans and Sontae. IN
their almost inaceess, bic Businesses of the
SierrH mountains, Fresno county They
told him Of their wander.ucs and edven-
tures since their fatal ng ht with the officers
of the law at jim Young's, Aug. & They
ars now comfortably situated with full
winters supply OF provisions.
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cases, face. ache, might be avoided if people
would make practice of bathing IN the
morning always in cold water, not an apoi'
ogy for wash, but with plenty OF water,
and rub thoroughly the neck and we'll DacK
of the ears, besides the face. This practioe
is especially valuable for women and emil
dren, who on account of their staying IN the
house go much are more susceptible to
winds and cold weather when they do go
out.
In the case of toothache, of course, the
best advice I can give you is to have your
teeth attended to by dentist, but wnere
for any reason this advice is not needed ie'
me recommend in the case of tooth acn'
ing which has hole in 1t, fill the cavity
with common baking coda. Where the
toothache is the direct attendant upon Q
cold the aconite as advised above will u.s.
ually remove the prime cause.-LAURY NC
HENRY in Neso York World.