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Carlisle Denies II.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Dispatches to tho
Economist from. Paris says: "The ne
gotiations OF the United States to raise q
gold loan Of fifty millions at " per cent.
here collapsed through the demands of q
syndicate that was to advance the money
and the intervention of tho French gov.
ernment France wanted reductions in
the tariff on French goods in return for
permitting an official listing of the pro-
posed bonds on the Paris bourse. Tho
United States refused to treat on that
basis. Overturcs have since been made in
London for raising the loan.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Secretary Car
lisle authorizes the associated press abso-
lutely to deny that the government is en-.
deavorinR to negotiate loan abroad as
alleged in the dispatch from London. The
secretary ut once left for the white house,
for what purpose is unknown.
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IN The HOUSE.
Few Western Cities Added 10 the Lisi
of Those whIchwill Publish the Laws.

A Few Western Cities Added TO the List
cf Those whIchwili Publish the Lava
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-After the trans
action of routine business in the house,
the bill rcmitting $4,000 in penalties to
the builders Of the Vesuvius was called up
and after some discussion went over with
out action. The house then proceeded to
the consideration of the printing bill.
Louisville and Omaha were added TO the
list of cities where proposals arc to be ad-
vertised for. Doolittle, of Washington
and Herman Of Oregon wanted some of
this patronage for their districts, but after
a sarcastic speech by Williams Of Missis-
sippi in favor of including tho village
Buckatawana, Miss. the house appltUa
the breaks and the Pacific coast wae|shut
out. This angercd Doolittle who sue
cecded in having Everette, WASH, added
to the list. This reopened the matter
again and in spirit of fun, Cummings OF
New York proposed Medicine Lodge,
Kansas. He said ii was the home OF the
most remarkable statesman Of the age
derry Simpson,. Jerry gave glowing des-
cription Of Medicine Lodge. the future
great metropolis. Bell of Colorado
wanted Denver added to the list and
strange TO say got ii. Pending further
action on the bill, the house adjourned.
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GETTING BACK AT HIM
Senator Stevlft Proposes 10 Call Pfssi.
don't Cleveland 10 Account
SENSATION IN THE SENATE
The President Has UndsnIabiy
Abused His High Office In In
tsrfering With the Legis.
lativa Branch.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The president
OF the United States will bs arraigned by
the United States senate on Monday for
violating the spirit OF the constitution in
endeavorine 10 destroy the Independence
OF the lawmakina branch of the govern.
ment by seeking to coerce congress into
the passage of the repeal bill. Notice to
this effect was clearly indicated In q res
olution presented this morning by Stewart
of Nevada, upon which no announced hc
would addr ess tho senate on Monday.
. The resolution declares that the inde-
pendence OF the coordinate depa rtment
of the government must be maintained.
and the use of the power aud influence
Of one department to control the action
of another Is violation of the constitu.
ton and destructive to our form OF gov
ernment. The introduction Of the reso-
luton created q sensation, and the dis
cussion OF the matter on Monday will at
tract great attention, as II indicates that
the silver senators will divert discussion
in the senate to the alleged attempt Of the
president to control congress.
The cloture resolution was then taken
up. Turpie OF Indiana argued against
adoption. Cloture, declared Turpie, would
not diminish tho real power OF the minor
ity. The members of the senate subjected
to force and duress would come back, no
longer In the minority, but in q majority.
Dubois OF Idaho opposed any change OF
tho rules in the midst of an exciting de-
bate. Call Of Florida opposed cloture, and
ut the conclusion Of his remarks, the res
olution was referred to the committee OH
rules. On motion of Voorhees,, the senate
at 80 went into executive session and at
4p. m: adjourned until Monday.
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To Protect Beasts In Tran,it,

New YORK. Sept. 23.-William Hosea
Ballou, who for two years has been in.
vestigatinR the foreign steamship COM
panies in the transportation of live stock,
has sent report to President Cleveland
in accordance with the desires of the
previous administration. In the report
Bailou suggests that arrangements be
made for an international quarantine
commission to recommend new regula.
tions to replace those which now require
the cruel slaughter Of our cattle abroad in
quarantine, to agree upon the proper con-
struction of vessels for animals in transit,
to recommend international laws for tho
punishment of navigation companies,
officers and employees for cruelty and to
make them liable in damages to shippers
for the destruction Of or injury to animals
In transit, and to suggest ways and means
by which the lives Of some millions of dol
lars worth Of animals now annually de-
stroyed ut sea may be saved.
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rnmm,ny win. a, Gravc.cud.

furlongs-Prince George won; Helen
Nichols. second; Tormentor, third. Time,
l:l54. One mile and sixtecnth-Don
Alonzo won; Copuette, second; BY Jove,
third. Time. i:i9H. Neptune stakes, six
furlongs won; Rightmore.
second: Figaro. third. Time, asa. Soc
ond special. one mile and an eighth-Tam.
furlongs-Glcrmoyne won; Stoncnell,
second; Sirrocco, third. Time, :13ls. One
mile and a sixteenth-Beansy won; Mich
ael, second; Tigress, third. Time, 1 :s9.
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SMALLPOX IN INDIANA.
State Board of Health wiil Enforce a
More Rigid Quarsntins.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. ga called meet.
ing of the state board Of health was held
to-day to consider the smallpox situation
Mt Muncie and to decide upon more effect
i've measures to enforce the quarantine
regulations. While tho board has been
able to control travel to and from tho
city on the railroads, 1t has been found
impossible to prevent the people from
leaving by tho country roads and the dis
ease Is being carried to tho surrounding
cities and towns. cases appearing to-day
mt Connorsville and at Fort Recovery,
Ohio, among persons who left Muncic.
After the meeting the board went In q
hody TO that city and the most stringent
precautions to prevent the further spread
Of the disease will be taken. The plague
is increasing at tho rate Of four cases a
day and has now invaded the wealthy resi-
denco portion Of the city.
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Knocked DOWN BY A TOUGH.
He Had Scored Them In His sermon and
May DIE as q Result.

LIMA. Ohio. Sept. 23.-Tscv. Mr.. Mers-
fielder of Spencerville. q Methodist. who
also has . charge in the country southeast
Of that place, was assaulted and knocked
insensibls after his sermon Sunday even
ing. The minister had been ann Dyed for
some time by gang of hoodlums who At
tended his meetings, and in his sermon
Sunday evening he scored them as they
deserved. As he was leaving tho church
after the sermon he was mst outside tho
door by young Walther. who said to the
minister; 'you must take back what you
said tonight" The minister replied that
he had nothing to take back. walther
then attacked him, knocking him insens-
BILE and beating him awfully. The minis
ter was badly injured aud may die. The
assaiiant escaped.
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Teemer L. Victorious.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-The 5000 match
race between Teemcr and Stephenson, the
New Zealander, single scull, three miles
with a turn. was pulled at Crcve Occur
lake this afternoon. Teemer winning by
three lengths In Is: :55. In the single
scuii, mile and q half, ,straightaway. West.
haus defeated Blankenmeister In . :2',f.
In the double scull. mile and half.
straightaway, Westhaus and Koenig de-
fcatcd Van Breek and Bankenmcister il,
9:i2H. Tccmer and Mckay also won the
double scull event, mile and half,
s,raiahtaway, from Stephenson and Par.
kcr in . 9:06.
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IL Has Bees Week Now slsos Uscis
IAN Heard rrsn Hia Niais,er.
LONDON, Sept. 2&-Privats advices
from Rio Jansifo state the situation 10 un.
changed. The rebel feet still threatens
bombardment. Negotiations are still pro-
eressina and business is partly resumed,
despite the threatening aspect II 10
thought possible through ths efforts OF
the representatives OF foreign govern
ments that the matter may be patched up.
II 10 understood that terms are under
consideration, and the resignation Of
Peixoto and tho pardon OF the rebels.
Peixoto is constantly surrounded BY .
body guard, fearing assassination. 1t 10
also roported that the bombardmsnt has
been postponed pending advioss from the
rebel delegation which arrived In England
yesterday.
WASHINGTON. Sept. "A full week has
now elapsed since the department OF state
heard ofncially any news from Rio Jan.
eiro concerning the revolution In Brasil
The failure to hear from our minister 10
attributed to the interruption Of telegraph
facilities. The next United States vessel
to start for the scene OF trouble will be
the Newark, probably tomorrow.
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BIRMINoHAM, Ala, Sept. 23.-The fed
erai grand jury adjourned to-day after in
dieting six federal officers for corruption
In Office. Commissioner w. II. Paster
was indicted for allowing mileage to wit
ness who was in the city all the time.
Commissioner Hawaison and Robert CHS
olm were indicted for Justification of &C
counts, rs were also Deputy Marshals Z.
II. Nuckles, w. c. Reid and ]. A. Osborn.
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TEN FlREMEN HURT.
An Explosion In . Malt House Kuoc
Things Endwiss.

An EKPtOs!0a In Q Malt House Kn0cko
Things Endwiss.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The large malt
house of w. II. Purcell & Co. of Larabell
street, was destroyed by fro this evening.
Soon after the flames were discovered an
explosion shattered portion of the main
building, and 10firemen were more or less
The cause OF the explosion is not known,
but II 10 supposed to have come from dust
and hot air. The building was almost en-
tirely destroyed and t6e loss upon il is
estimated at Sos, 900. The loss on barley
and malt in the building is estimated ut
si67, 900. Both losses are fully covered by
insurance.
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WASHINGTON ODDS AND ENDS.
The Annual Report showing the Con-
dl.ion Of Utah Territory.


di,ion Of Utah Territory.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The senate was
in executive session for two hours to-day
and had under consideration the appoint
ments heretofore made of residents of
other states to various Indian agencies.
No effort was made to reach q vote be-
cause of the discovery that quorum was
not present.
Representative Harter Of Ohio, who was
prevented from appearing before the
ways and means committee. submitted q
brief to the COMMITTEES, covering the state
ment which he intended to make. As .
manufacturer Of agricultural implements
for 23 years. and OF -four for nearly 20
years, Mr. Harter asks that both -four and
agricultural implements be placed on the
free list.
In the annual report of tho Utah COM
mission. submitted to-day. reference 10
made to an important change in the timo
of holding elections. BY the provisions of
an act of the legislature. general and
municipal elections will hereafter take
place on the Tuesday following the first
Monday In November. A period for house
to house registration was also fixed. The
population Of tho territory, exclusive of
Indians, Chinese and Hawaiians, is csti-
mated at 900. Mining conditions, tho
report says, are now dcplorablc. The
mines are closed, the output of gold, sill
yer, copper, load and iron is arre sted and
q multitude OF laborers are left in desti.
tuition. The urgent need of the territory.
it is stated, is q scientific scheme of irri-
CATION. Every waste OF water should be
averted, aud all water bodies made tribu-
tary to reservoirs for regulated distribu-
ton. The commission recommends an
amendment to tho federal constitution
inhibiting polygamy and empowering con-
gress TO prescribe conditions OF marriage
and divorce, and also the cession of unap-
propriated and unreserved public lands in
Utah, and a small appropriation to keep
tho Industrial Home building In Salt Lake
City in repair for the use OF tho commis-
sion.
WASHINGTON. Sept. q. - The com.
mission of Indian affairs submitted his
annual report to the secretary of the
| interior to-day. or 81 Indian agencies 10
are now in charge of army officers. The
estimates OF the appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June %. 1895, amount
to S6.95l. .755. or Sl.19l. Asa less than the
estimates for the current fiscal year. The
total number of pupils enrolled in Indian
schools is 2l.l3S. Sixnew training schools
and various boarding schools have been
| opened. With funds of about 5000 a
crcditable irrigation system will b., cs-
Arizona. More than 5000 900 was paid
the Indians other than the five civilized
tribes during the past year as interest on
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R,sebllI Yesterday.
Second

At Pittsburg-3; Washington, 2.
At Cincinnati-7; Boston, 8. Second
9; Boston. o.
At Chicago; Baltimore, 8.
Al Clcveland-5; Brooklyn,
AT Louisvillo-3; Philadelphia, 4.
At ST. Louis; New York, 5. Second
game called at the end of the sixth inning
St. Louis, 2; New York. 8.
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Bismarck and Luther.

BERLIN. Sept. 23.-Prince Bismarck. is
said TO be still improving, but the ques-
ton of q change of residence 10 yet unde.
cided.
DIR. Buchwald of Leipsic has discovered
among the forgotten manuscripts in the
university Of Jena. Martin Luther's politi-
cal essay against the theological faculty
of the university Of Louvain, Belgium.
which manuscript was supposed to be
lost.
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Daniel Hslvis Of Logsnsport Robbed ON
the Road In Broad Daylight.
LoGANsPoRr. Ind, Sept. 23.-Just be.
fore dark, as Daniel Helvie. farmer. was
driving to his home, fve miles from Lo-
gansport, two masked highwaymen
sprung up ut the edge OF the road and
commanded him, upon the pain Of instant
death, to aliGht from the wagon. Two
revolvcrs were pointed at Helvie's
head and he obeyed. His hands
were ordered up and the highwaymen
searched the farmers pockets, securing
about $40. The deed was done in day.
light and in q thickly settled neighbor.
hood. After relieving Helvie he was or
dered to mount his wagon and proceed.
Alarm was given, but no trace Of the rob
bers was found. Great excitement exists
in the neighborhood, many believing that
the highwaymcn were none other than the
men who recently robbed the express
train near Kendallville.
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Ives IL the wIancr.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Frank c. Ives of
Chicago won the sixth and last game OF
the billiard series. which has been con-
tessed hsre this wssk, winning frssa ~
English champion, John Roberts, BY to-
tai scoro OF 6,00l against Roberts 5,243.
Ives made q run Of 432 during tho evening
while Roberts best record was i66. The
contest was q sharp one until tho 18th In
ming when Ives made his big score and
tho result became apparent.
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DENVER, Sept. 23.-The "New Liberal
Party OF America" mst again to-day and
adopted platform substantially the same
as the one drafted some time ago by j.
Cook. jr. II was decided not to nominate
q ticket until all the OF her political parties
have chosen theirs. The plan is to select
from each ticket those candidates thought
to be the best men.
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rr. Edward Bedloe, ex-consul at Annoy.
has returned to Philadelphia, his native
heath, after settling his accounts with the
state department.. DIR. Bedloe Is the gem
tleman who made himself famous in
Annoy by having his name printed on .
card bearing the American flag. he
means to publish mis- reminiscences under
the title, AN American as = Chinese Con-
sui"
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LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. ia special to
the Journal from verdigree, Neb., the
nearest railroad station to Niobrara, says
excitement over the arrest OF the cattle
thieves is dying out. The prisoners, nearly
all men of prominence, went into court,
secured continuances and gave bonds.
The trials will occur about Oct. 10 in
Pierce county.
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LOUISVILLE. Sept. 23.-The cases against
A. X. Sutton and William Breher, W hich
startled the business community last
spring by the discovery of a large amount
Of forged warehouse receipts for whiskey
which was hypothecated at several banks,
was investigated to-day by the grand jury.
Eight indictments were returned against
Sutton and six against Breher.
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rhre. More Victim. Of IN. Wreck.

PERU, Ind, Sept. 3.-The report of the
physicians Of the Wabash hospital tonight
shows that William Haskins and William
Evans, the London, England, orphans,
are dying. and also the l0-year-old daugh-
ter of II. w. Ryder of Phoenix, Ariz. She
cannot live through the night. The other
victims are reported to be doing we'll.
Among those In a serious condition are
Samuel Garfield, Oliver Hill, Miss Anna
Hill and w. Rider.
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DREW THE COLOR LINE.
Lebanon Man Essays to Marry . Negroes
aud IL Chased Out Of Town.

aud Il Chased Out Of Town.
MAscoUTAH, ILL.,, Sept. 23.-Louis Sim
mons, u white man, aged Al. Of Lebanon.
procured a marriage. license vest erlay to
marry Mrs. Emma jackson, colored, %
years his senior. When Simmons returned
TO Lebanon for his dusky bride he was un-
able to find a clergyman or an official
who would tie the nuptial knot. The
woman weighs nearly 400 pounds and has
an uncnviable reputation. A vigilant
committee was organized and took the
woultl-be groom in charge. He was given
q terrible thrashing. ducked in a pond
and afterwards run out Of town. The
wedding was indefinitely postponed.
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IDENTIFIED BY HIS SHIRT.
Peter Peterson Cremsted Through smok
Ing . Pipe In a Hay Loft.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Deputy Coroner
Buckley held an inquest Monday q, Niles
Center over the remains of Peter Peter.
son, farm hand employed by Frank
Kissler. Saturday night Peterson
went home intoxicated and went
into the barn to sleep. In
the middle of tho night the family
was awakened by the light Of the blazing
barn. Ii is supposed Peterson was smok-
ing pipe in the hay loft and dropped a
spark in the hay. In tho ruins of the barn.
among the charred remains Of five horses,
was found remnant of Peterson's body.
IL was just large enough TO fill an ordi-
nary water pail and was recognized by q
piece OF shirt. The verdict was acci-
dental death.
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Four Green Goods Mon Caught.

New YORK, Sept. 23.--At an early hour
this morning the police captured a gang
of green goods men OH upper Third ave-
nue. and secured large amount Of para.
phernalia. The men gave the names Of
Walton Melward, 26 years old; Henry
Randall, 81 years old; John Byrnes, "a
years old; Peter Shelly, 20 years old. They
refused to say anything when arraigned
ton on Monday next.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Congressman
Breckenridge has filed a reply to the
charges in the suit for breach of promise
of marriage by Madeline Pollard. He de.
mics that he seduced her or promised 10
marry her. or is the father of any of hcr
four children. He declares that when
they first met she requested his advice rs
a lawyer in the matter of man named
Rhoades who had betrayed her.
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Short lengths of mems suitings in cas-
sinners, worstcds and tweeds in q very
great variety of patterns aud shades in
single or double widths. going for half and
oue-third price at Connell's. They are
useful for boys suits. or coats. or would
make splendid warm wraps FOR ladies'
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A Ihotough Job of IL.

PErosKEY. Mich, Sept. 23.-Abram Will
sey. laborer, shot his wife four times
with revolver this afternoon. inhicting o
fatal wound. He himself was instantly
killed by a young man named Henry, who
boa rtled with them.
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Monday is the day set TO commence the
sale of the bedding of the Montana Fur
niiure O.. bought by NJ. J. Connell Co. IL
consists of blankets, pillows. quilts and
mattresses. also n lot of window shades.
The remainder Of carpet and oilcloths Of
the Chauvin stock will be closed out a,
this sale.
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TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Sept. 23.-A rumor
Is current here tonight that returns from
tho balloting thus far are that all are in
favor of a strike on the Big Four system.
Mr.. Sargent expects the vote will be can
| yasscd and made public early next week.
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Engi.nd's starvise People,,

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Applications to the
lord mayor for relief are already 10 per
cent. greater than last winter. Conss.
quently 1t is urged that system of ma
tional relief for the unemployed should he
organized. The statement 10 being made
that IL the government could vote half .
million pounds sterling per year for the
Irish, il surely can vote q million or two
for the starving people Of England.
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Mascot Araiu.t the World

BUFFALO. N. ", Sept. 23.-WilliAm
Perry Taylor OF this city, owner of the
worlds PAGER Mascot, to-day issued a
challenge to match the famous geiding
against any PAGER or trotter in the world
for purse of $3.50 q side. either mt the
Buffalo or Cleveland tracks, tho second
week in October,
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snow In Europe.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-A severe snow storm
swept over northern England following
the unnatural squall of warm weather.
Dispatches from Italy say the Appenines
are covered with snow. An unusually
hard winter is expected.
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wAsHINoroS. Ind. Sept. 23.-It is stated
here that the murderers of the wratten
family have been traced to large swamp.
There are three of them aud 100 men
from Harrison township. where the
swamp.
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soily Smith In Good Trim.

California pugilist, who 10 to fight George
Dixon at Coney Island on Monday, passed
through the city tonight on his way to
Coney Island. The little Californian
looked to be in the pink Of condition. IL
shall give good account OF myself Mon
day night" he said whom asked for his
opinion regarding the fight.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-It was learned to-
nigh, through Pat Sheedy that Col. Jack
Havcrly is paraly,ic and has been placed
in o western insane asylum.
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Three We srs for an Embexxier.

TACOMA, Sept. 23.-Samuel B. Duscn-
berre, ex-cashicr OF the bank of Puyallup,
who pie AIDED guilty the other day TO
charge Of cmbezzling SO, 900 Of the banks
funds, was to-day sentenced TO three
years Imprisonment. Dusenberre came
from Rochester, n. v, about four years