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Tho M,n.r., Range Robbery.

MARoUsrrE. Mich. Sept. i9-Winters.
Shoop. Clemerson and Shea brothers, who
were arrested on suspicion OF being i'm
plieated IN the Mineral Range train rob-
berry, were released today. Ptnkerton men
took Hogan and La Liberty TO Honghton
on a special train. William Pnkerton at
once ordered detectives 10 Negaunee to
look up clues The stolen treasure has not
all been found. The Jail at Houghton Is
strongly guarded. Butler being known as
a clever lsiibreaker. The examination Of
the prisoners is set for Friday morning at
Houghton.
HAScocK, Mich, Sept ia-Fireman La
Liberty has given up SO OF the money
taken by the robbers from the Mineral
Range train and SAYS he had the other
$4,000. but some of his confederates made
away with IL. Ii 10 doubtful If IL is recov-
yersd. Eight more arrests have been
made
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line. Whitman shseonded from Spring
field, Ill, with S, 500 Belonging to tho
American Express Company. and -sas
located at the Valley of Palms. Lower
California. Some weeks ago. according
to letter from him 10 the sheriff here.
he agreedsto surrender himself, and the
money that he still retained and 60 East
to stand trial in case the express COM
pany would agree 20 deal leniently with
him. Soon afterward Under Sheriff
Crenshow went TO the Valley Of Palms
md returned with Whitman, who
was taken East. A report then became
current thar Whitman had not surren-
dered. but had been drugged and then kid
mapped. IL was said that A. NJ. Pullman. .
former partner OF Under Sheriff Cren-
show, and upon whose ranch
st the Valley of Palms Whit
man was staying, agreed TO deliver
the man TO the under sheriff. that he was
drugged and shown bogus telegram pur-
porting to come from the American Elk
press Company. saying If Whitman would
come to Tia Juana and sign paper and
deliver $1,000 he would be allowed to
go free. According 10 the story he agreed
TO the proposition. but on the journey he
regained his faculties and would not come
further. when he was handcuffed and
brought forcibly across the line. This
report is emphatically denied by
Under Sheriff Crenshow. Mexican Of
fcials Investigated the report at Tia
Juana and issued q subpoena for Pullman
to appear at Ensenada as witness. Pull
man went there Friday. but was imme-
diately arrested. lodged in Jail and charged
with completely in kidnapping Whitman.
1t is stated that warrants are also out for
the arrest Of Under Sheriff Crenshow and
Turner On the same charge. There is no
Likelihood that they will be served. Pull
man is an American citizen and he has
placed his case in the hands of the United
States vicesconsul at Ensen ada.
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BUTcHERKD WITH A RATCHET.
A Family Of six Murdered by Robbers
In Indiana.


WASHINGTON, Ind, Sept. ia family
of six was butchered with Ratchet last
night In Harrison. nine miles from this
city. Tho family consisted of benson
Wratton, his mother, wife and three chill
dren. The eldest Of the children, a girl
of IL, is still living, but uncon-
scious. benson Wratton was a
farmer S5 years old, in moderate
circumstances. His aged mother. who
lived with him, drew pension. She did
not bank her money. and was supposed to
keep several hundred dollars about her.
To get this money was doubtless the mo-
tive for the murder. There was evidence
of fierce struggle. Wratton was sick
with typhoid fever and incapable Of resist
ance.
The mother was found upon the floor. cut
terribly about the head and both hands
were cut off at the wrists. All the others
were found dead upon the floor except
baby 8 years old. which was killed in bed.
The murder was discovered at 8 o'clock
this morning by neighbor. Thirty.two
dollars in money was found sewed in the
wife's dress and 81 in drawer. There Is
no clue 10 the murderers. but they are sup
posed to be tramps. The tracks of three
men were discovered near the house.
Bloodhounds have been brought from Sey-
mour 10 trail the murderers.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Mast, Buford & Barweli. ore Of the larves,
arms IA wagons and carriages IN tha Northwest
vita factories az Gladstone, MINI, and con.
neetei with ate big 2. r. Mast s Co works Al
Springfield o., have failed.
The DAVE berry Company. running between
Oakland and Saa Ffsnelseo ia opposition to the
southern Pacific, has bought ous the whitncY
Express CemPsuy and nov has four boats On the
roa'e- Hal hour ferry service will soon bs be-
qua.
Az toe Eastern office, a. Concord, y. H.. OF
SftpPen. iSsfence s. To. who assigned at paaver
Monday. u u stated that the arms asses, vii
exccsa s8a.aaa aud the liabilities, ineIudtar
81 e5ntiaSsut Liabilities as iaderseFs. viii net
exceed sass 10
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The pennsyivania Democrats.

HARRIsRuRa. Sept 1.-the Democratic
state convention met today. The platform
adopted Endorses Cleveland's aominisira-
ton and the passage of the Wilson repeal
bill by the house; calls on Pennsylvania
senators TO support unconditional repeal:
favors a currency of gold and silver treas
ury and bank notes sufficient for the needs
OF the country, kept strictly at par; holds
the Republican party and the tariff respon-
sihie for the financial condition OF the
country. and declares prompt revision of
the tariff necessary. +. G. Osborn, of Ale
ghany county. was nominated for state
treasurer. and Samuel Cuisine Thompson,
of Philadelphia, for justice of the suprem Q
court
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Pacific NAN Reducing It's service.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 1o--The announce
ment Is made here that at the request of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Postmaster General Bisscll has annulled
the contract between the government
and that company for carrying the
malls between this port and Pan
anna and intermediate points in
Mexico and Central America. The annuil-
ment Is 10 take effect September 80. The
company officials claim that the contract
necessitates extra service. including addi-
tlonal steamers and more frequent stops,
and that the company Is consequently los
ing money on its regular business especially
In view of the competition offered by the
North American Navigation Company. 1t
Is said. though the company officials do
not confirm Ii, that alter the expiration of
the mail contract but two steamers per
month will be run between San Francisco
and Panama. and that the present call at
San Diego will be abandoned.
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Eaxiaeer 90 blame.
cnroseo, Sept fg.--Issst night owing TO
heavy Worlds fair travel the south-boHnd
Big Fonr express left here in two sections.
At Manisrno sixty miles sonth, the first
section stopped for water just beyond
carve. The second section. following closely
behind. crashed into the standing train at
a high rate OF speed befors the iisgman
could get back far enough TO give warning
Fortunately the last car Of tbs FIRST sec
ton vas empty. else no one in II worid
have been Left alive, - it was crushed into
klrdling wood The next two cars were
sleepers. and the force OF the impact drove
them into the two day coaches In front.
which, owing 10 lighter construction,
were crushed. These cars were filed with
passengers. Citizens OF Manterno and the
passengers In the second section lent all
assistance possible toward rescuing the
wounded and removing the dead. The
worst hurt were taken to neighboring
houses and the others were brought TO this
city and taken to st. Luke's hospital.
KAsKAKrE. ILL.,. Sept. m-Following Is
q corrected list of those killed in last
nights accident:
MISS MsxxrE DEaAs. New Albany. Ind.
j. W. Pow Kill, New vienna. ".
GHHisr KixMEf, DAYTON, q.
J. g. swErT, 81 Reed street, Louis
vile. Ky.
DAvfD JACKSON. Cynthiana, O.
JAosB s. NfrFLER. Columbus. o.
cHARLIs DfNxEsDuTcHER, Columbus. O.
UNKnows LADY, supposed 20 have
boarded with Mrs. O. Edward, ~ Forty
third street, Chicago
The injured number twenty. and IL Is
thought these will die: Blanche Belize
son, Sinking Springs. o.; William E.
Ekan. Powellton, w. Va; A. ]. scholter.
Ripley. o.
The testimony at the coroner's inquest
this afternoon showed that Thomas Ames,
engineer of the second section of the
Washington express, was exceedingly neg
ligent. He says that when he first saw
the danger signal he was only about fif.
teen rods from the train. The hagman
claims he went back the regulation dis
fance. Many friends OF those injured aud
missing have been In this city today. and
oil the dead bur one woman were identi-
fed. Most OF those killed or injured were
returning home from the fair, and the en-
tire party was extremely happy and
neighboriy.
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PRIzEFIGHTERs CAPTURED.
Principals and One second Arrested-A
PersIstent Ofraudar

Deputy Sheriff c. ii. Brown returned
last night from Auburn with Jack Hodges
and Ed Richards, whom he had arrested
as principals in prizefght, and George
Holmes, one of the seconds. The fight
began about 1870 at night within the
town limits. in the presence of about 100
spectators, but was interrupted by Brown
after one game round had been fought, in
which Hodges had the best of II. The
managers of the affair claimed to have a
license from the town officers, but they
could not produce it. The two principals
gave cash bail. but Holmes was locked up
for the night. Other arrests are likely.
1t was only on Monday that Hodges had
been fined $35 and costs. amounting in
all to $50. for being party to o prize
fight at Black Diamond.
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KANSAS Cry. Sept. ia. News was given
ont this evening at the headquarters OF
The Lombard Investment Company tina.
receivers had been appointed for the COM
pany. The appointments we're made at
New York Security and Trust Company.
The company has nov outstanding in
guaranteed loans over $50. 010, coo at 6 per
cent interest. The assets of the company
equal that amount, but they ewn eonslsi.
erAsle property not now negotiable and
upon which not enough, so tho complain
ants 90 the suit alleged, could be raised TO
meet maturing obligations
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GUTHEIE, q. T.. Sept. f3-Five more
dead bodies we're found on the strip today.
ali having persisted from prairie fires. and
two men are reported 10 have killed each
other over claim near Cross.
Kansas CRY, Kan, Sept. i9.-The rail-
roads are carrying thousands OF disap-
pointed people from the Cherokee strip.
Hundreds are passing through in wagons,
on horseback and on foot. Light rains
fell this afternoon, but the sater sank into
the parched ground 50 quickly that IL had
little beneficial effect. Supplies OF food
have been received at the new town.
sites. and settlers can now live
~ moderate expense. Great incon-
venience still exists. however. be-
cause of the insufficient supply Of
water. Frame buildings are going
up in all the townsltes. but the majority
still live and do business in tents. The
Rock Island still refuses to stop its trains
nc the government site Of Pond Greek. and
is giving all the advantages possible to the
independent townsite. At Perry the Santa
Fe is pursuing similar course and foster
ing the rival towns OF Wharton and Kill
dare. A mass meeting held last night
adopted resolutions demanding an investi-
CATION Of the killing OF John u. Hill, Of
New Jersey. by soldiers and the punish
ment Of the officers responsible therefor.
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IN THE NEW SOUTH.
Two Negroes Killed in a Fight
With Whites.
HoaRIsLE MURDER IN INDIANA.
A Family Of sfx Chopped to Desth-A
Giri's Head Found Floating In the
Hay 1t sausaliso. Cal.

BrRxrssHAM, Ala, Sept. 1s.-David
Jones, coiored, suspected of robbery at Nc
DoweIl. Smith county. was caught by citi-
gems last night and hung mp to exsor1
confession from him. He did not confess.
and when half dead was taken down. ter
ribiy whipped and released.
Today Jones' friends armed themselves
and attacked the whites In night that
ensued two negroes were killed ana one
white man fatally hurt Further trouble
is apprehended, as both sides are SAID 70
be arming themselves.
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a Iisatenaut In the navy by order Of Adj
. boarding beat and had beth arms shos
on He Was thea taken on board the
A9uidaban and shot through the head 81
order Of the admiral. No further news
was received about the second lombard
menf Of Rio
WAsHfssros CrTY, Sept. i9.-It 10 now
four days since the state department re-
ceived line Of information from Minister
Thompson. At Rio Janeiro. Il Is believed
By some officials that the insurgents have
control Of all the telegraph lines leading
from the Brazilian capital. All are Of the
opinion that affairs are I'm very serious
shape and that the overthrow Of the exist
Ing government is very probable.
BrEsos AxREs. Sept. ia.-It is reported
that portion of the rebel feet succeeded
in forcing passage of the forts AZ Rio with
the intention of blockading Santos and II
necessary Smelling it. Provisions at Rio
are becoming very scarce. The high
est prices are charged for all
the necessaries of life. causing
much suffering among the poorer
class. On the other hand, several ships
loaded with cattle and grain are announced
20 be leaving La Plata for the use of the in
snrgents. II the rebels capture Santos the
railroad to Rio would enable them to at
tack Rio In the rear and on the land side.
This is believed to be the object OF the
revolutionary leaders
LosDos. Sept. ia dispatch from Rio
states that the censorship over the press
has been slightly relaxed, local messages
being permitted to be transmitted If
couched in language which does not arouse
the suspicious Of government officials.
Santos 10 expected every hour to declare in
favor of the insurgents. The position of
President Peixoto is desperate. There is
no doubt entertained in Rio of the success
OF the revolution.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Abbey and
party of friends are coming here in .
private car with the Irving party.
whose special train of FIVE or six
cars left Portland at midnight and
will arrive here at O'Clock this
morning. They will occupy private
box at the theater this evening to
witness Mr.. Irving's presentation
of The Merchant of Venice" Mr..
Abbey, who is the leading theatrical
manager OF the United States, was
last here with Nine. Sarah Bernhardt two
years ago. He will now see here one Of
the finestiooking audiences in one of the
handsomess theaters in the country.
Jimmie Lindsay, OF Omaha. and George Me.
Kenzie, OF Australia. lightweights, fought four
rounds at Omaha Tuesday night Mckenzie
was Knocked out and badly punished.
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The s-sssssh EIs. sfssens

CHrcAGo. Sept. Ia-The triennlsl con-
ciavs Of the Tnirty-third degree Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons be-
gan here to-day. This is . meeting OF the
Northern Jurisdiction. but there are In at
tendance score or more Of members from
the South, i've fron Canada. two from
Cuba. one from Peru. two from France.
one from Switzerland and one from
Guatemala
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FOREIGN MOTHS.

News IRON Isgacssalps announces that tbs
H0naAflan congress has accepted PreSidea Z
Lslyas resignation Gen Nssauex ha. h.en
s9eeisa psss;dsnt Of the rseasiie.
Al the Engiash bsuks hare been notified TIA,
a gaag Of BesnFsoas American targars have ar
= Fed fEosa tAe United states With the intsntion
q undertaking a systematic eampsiga agsinst
kag.isA bAaksrs
he spanish government has declared qnsran-
tins tfoR Asgass 81 against cholera a. sexsey
ttsy and ie5 kiloMstegs around Ia. kad asuinst
5SsaEsA- Pa, aud Ysa kisonstsEs srouaa 4, on
account q yellow fever from september
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pie; Mrs. Argie Psnmme-. Spokane. grand
outer guard: Mira Mary Hoska. Tacoma
past graaa chief. Mrs. Georgia Berry Day
ton. add Mrs. Jennie Young. walla Wslls,
supreme Representatives, The following
committees were appointed: Constitution
and bylaws, Mrs. Jennie Young. Wasia
WaiIa: Miss Ida Parks. Walls Walls:
Mrs Georgia Berry. Dayton; rssolutlons.
Mira Aggis Plummer, Spokane: Mrs Mat
tse Winshsp. spragne: Miss Judith KAISER.
Taresr.,a
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GUEsE, Sept. la.-The maneuvers of the
Austrian army were continued To-Day. En-
peror Francis Joseph and guests were
again on the field. The German emperor
was greatly pleased with the reception the
Hungarian people have given him. En-
peror William and Emperor Francis Jo-
seph had long conference yesterday. 1t
is believed the European situation was dis
cussed and an agreement arrived at.
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A Hop ficker's Kit Found.

A large black paper valise was found
Saturday night on the sidewalk at the
corner of Front and Pike streets by Officer
Birdseli and brought to the police station.
The owner has not called for it yet From
its contents it appears that he was hop
picker. There were in it a comforter. a
pair Of shoes, lantern, pepper and salt
boxes, paper bag Of bananas and several
fresh-picked hops
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In. rr.ln pi.r.,chsr..

CHICAGO. sept, ia.-The National Order
of Train nisratchers began their annual
convention today and will thoroughly
consider Improvements in the service and
better protection for the travelling pubic.
They Will probably adopt resolutions re.
qairins railroads 20 have certificates Of
qualification for dispatchers. to be given
enly after the candidates have passed
satisfactory examination.
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Accused of kidnapping = Thief.

SAs DTEGo. Cal. Sept. ia-It was de-
yeioped to-day that the vSsit Of Judge Jose
Monroy and Peter Martinez Lopez. Of En-
senate. TO this city and Tia Jusna last
week vas for the purpose Of investigating
the manner in. which William Whit
man, = fagitisa express Tobher. was
brought across the international
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Burglars opened the safe Of Wilbur q Co,
grain dealers, at Phillips, Me-, Monday night
and stole cash and papers valued at $4,000
Charles c. Kramer. OF Los Angeles. who had
been drinking heavily. attempted to commit
suicide az tho Dearborn house. Chicago. Tues
day, but will recover. He was formerly mama
ger of drink cure com many In Los Aueslax
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Astoria sh,pp,u~

AsroRrA, Sept. Especial. ARRIVED
Am sh Tiilie r. Starbuck, from New York:
str r. 7. Elmore, from Tillamook. The
British ship Principality went up the
river today. The Manzanita started out
today for Destruction island, but on ac-
count of the threatening appearance of the
weather put back again.
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IrrrIE NEWS rKoa BRAZIL
Bat ETerythtng Indicates That the Re-
bells Are Getting Ahead

NEE Weak. Sept ~ A Herald Dispatch
from Aenssvsdeo saws; The Brazilian
minister 10 Uruguay has not received any
communications for two days concerning
ihe progress Of the gevoiurou. TASs j. re-
EAFGed ~ anfAyosaale TO the cause Of
fei1eio. Meas has Keen received con
hFfn4ne shs previous reports OF
sne shooting OF Deputy seahra aad
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Suicide of a CaiifornIa LAWYER.

Los ASsEEs, CAL. Sept. IL Wv. II.
TAomas, a prominens lawyer and we'll
known Republican. committed suicide at
his residence in Garvanza last night by
means Of morphine. He had long been q
sufferer from consumption, and the sui
eide is attributed to desire for relief from
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Socialists Entsr,a,a French comraa..

NEw YoRE. Sept 10 The Socialist labor
party and the Central Labor Federation
made az their minds tonight TO give the
French delegates, now IN the city en- route
to the Worlds fair. abieger reception than
that accorded them by President Gompers
and associates on Monday night Nearly
aooo people were in attendance. After a
number Of speeches the delegates were
hananefcd
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Grave situation an Mashonaiapd.

LosDoS. Sept. 19-Therc was q long dis
cussion in the commons this evening in
regard to Mashonaland. Buxton, pariia-
mentary secretary of the colonial Office,
admitted that the situation in that coun-
try was becoming grayer.
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A Great victory for ia. shIpowsers.

SAN FRsScIsco, Sept. io.--The Shipown-
ers' Association directors held a long ses-
sion this afternoon and finally concluded
10 accept q proposition of the boarding
house keepers to aid In shutting out mid
dlemen and doing away with blood money.
They gave Secretary Williams discretionary
power to act. and as Mr.. Williams is
largely responsible for the proposition be-
ing made. there seems to be no doubt but
that acceptance will be his policy. In
fact he admits that such Is the case and
marks the compact as . big step
towards putting the control OF
the shipping of the port and
coast into the hands of the Ship Owners
Association. The arrangement between
Mr.. Williams and the boarding masters
il that the latter shall furnish the
Ship Owners Association with sailors
when called upon TO do so. Their
bills against sailors 30 shipped are to be
presented TO the Shipoxners Association,
which viii pay them and look out for the
advance notes TO cover costs. No blood
money Is to be levied at any time. no mat
ter how stringent the sailors supply may
h~
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Chine,e Murder IN . Ho, y.,a

SALEM. Or. Sept. ESPECIAL. Chime
man Long tonight shot and killed Yuon
Hing at the hop yard of William Holmes,
south Of the city. The crime Is supposed
to be the result Of highbinder's row. The
murderer lied down the river.
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To Test Canada.s Gesry Act.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. i9-The Chinese re-
striction act passed in 1856 is to be tested
In the supreme court. High officers in
the government have admitted the Law is
unconstitutional.
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rr,.rn.,innaI N.rh. ROO. ra.,nnn..,-

Nav losx. sept. Ia--At meeting Of
the cup committee today a letter from
Lord naRyaven embodvsng request that
as the NaIkyFse had not yst arrived the race
ee postponed 10 ostoeer 5. vas read aad
the date mentioned agreed apon.
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Troops to Control rr.ach str,t.,.

PARIS. Sept. 19.-owing to the threaten
Ing aspect of affairs in the Pas de Calais
coal mining district. large forces of troops
have been sent there.
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esAta.e, Lake shore EAssefa Railway Con-
faag ara n9a r0sasng excursion trains 10 Sao-
aaAslata tslls ea Sundays Fare oagy g. Tor ths
foHnd isiR spesia. rates a. saY i4as fsr
rsfsasA sss Gisp4Ay advertisement IA tals