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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Sandy Donahue, the frmous fighting
sheriff of Coconine county, Ariz.. shot and
killed two noted horse thieves few DAYS
ago.
William w. Egbert, AZ years old. a mem
Der of the New York Stock Exchange for
ten years, is dead at his home at Mont
clair, N. j.
The car department OF the Valley Route
shops at vicksburg, Mass, comprising
paint, freight, and passenger car shops
have been destroyed by fire.
Yesterday the block signal system was
adopted for use on the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne * Chicago railroad, giving employ
ment TO 40 additional operators.
A. w. Johnston has been appointed gen.
eral superintendent Of the New York. Chi.
cagc * ST louis railroad Nickel Plate),
in place OF Lewis Williams, resigned.
Mrs. Stephen Rolands. of Lima, has re
ceived information from an attorney in
New York city that she has fallen heir to
$500, 900 through the death of an uncle in
that city.
James III. A shby, who. few weeks ago
while in frenzy. seized his infant child
and dashed out its brains, has been sen.
teuced at Calliliac, Mich, to two years liz
jackson prison.
At the annual meeting yesterday morn
lug Of the stockholders OF the American
Tin Plate factory at Elwood, Ind, new
officers were elected.
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A SIXTY DAYS SENTENCE.
The McMaster Row Aired In Court This
Morning.

The McMaster Row Aired In Court This
Morning.
The case of John McMaster charged
with assaulting his wife Mary was called
in the sixth district court this morning.
This is the case where McMaster asked
his wife for money with which TO buy
rum aud ON the womau's
refusing to furnish him with funds he
attempted To scald her by throwing hot
Tea aud toling water on her. He was on
the point OF using knife when assistance
Arrived.
Mrs. McMaster was called to the wit
ness stand, but to every question of the
pro- ecuting attorney she preserved a
digniied silence. IL required Il le united
efforts OF the judge. the clerk and tie al
torney in fact to make her take the
oath. At length finding that she would
give no testimony she was sei and
woman named Catherine Collins was
called. She mads up the defect of the
previous witness aud on her testimony
the man was convicted.
McMaster was found guilty and was
sentenced to sixty days at he Providence
County Jail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
0LNEYVILLE.
EVENING sCHooL TO BE HELD IN
THE OLD METHODIST CHURCH.
It Has Been Leased for a Term Of Twenty
Weeks and WIN Probably BE Ready
by October 0-Notes About Town.

The trustees Of the Methodist taber-
nacle have let their old luich on Harris
avenue to the evening school committee
for 20 weeks, to be us ID for an evening
school for that district during
the winter sessions. The committee
take possess ion of the church on
Monday. Oct. 2. and will have IL fitted up
suitable for their purpose IL will prob
ably be ready on Monday, Oct. 0. The
situation Is a good one near the square.
and the appro ch TO the building will
be better and safer than the one on Man
ton avenue. as the children will not have
to climb any stairs. The choice OF the
committee is looked upon as a very good
one, and is satisfactory in every respect
Frank Driver had one finger badly cut
at the National Worsted mills yesterday.
1t was dressed by DIR. 4. A. Pagan.
Mary +. Hanley has been appoin ell
assistant teacher in the prim ary grade of
the Olneyville district school. 1t had be-
come SO crowded that this step was
deemed necessary. Ninety pupils have
been in attendance this week In Miss
Tits room.
The annual meeting Of the Free Libra
ry association will be held in the Library
hall on Wednesday evening. Oct. 4.
Charles Waters was arraigned in the
Eighth district court for an assault on
job Belknap, and was fined S. and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Argentine rebels seized an ironclad.
Nearly 1000 miners went out in Bel.
gium.
The postmaster at Midway, La, was as
sessinated
Fuerst Bismarck beat her own record to
Southampton.
There were ii deaths from cholera at
Palermo, Italy.
Railroad car shops were burned at
Vicksburg, Miss.
The catch of the Russian Sealskin CON-
pany is valued at 100000.
The Santa Fe hotel, Emporia, Kan, was
damaged by an incendia ry fire.
The entire bonded indebtedness OF the
Worlds fair will be cancelled Oct. o.
Half dozen persons were burned to
death by prairie fires in the Cherokee
strip.
The miners strike is causing scarcity
ofcoal In England and an advance in its
price.
The attorney general Of Kansas says
that Cherokee boomers have lost their
state rights.
David Groesbeck, formerly prominent
broker in Wall street, died at his home in
New YORK from paralysis.
Funeral services were he Id at St Peters
burg for the officers and crew Of the
sunken ironclad Roussalka.
The Valkyrie took spin at New York,
but was towed out TO sea by tug, so that
yachtsmep got no points.
An employe OF the Brazilian bank, Lon
don, was killed by shell during the
bombardment of Rio Janeiro.
Two cases OF smallpox and four deaths
from the disease were reported at the
New York sanitary headquarters.
The bodies OF j. II. .Baisley and wife
were found In their residence at Paola
Station, Fla IL was probably double
suicide
The affairs OF the Eagle Knitting con-
pany of Elkbart, Ind, were placed I'm the
hands Of a receiver. The assets are s!0i,-
coo and the liabilities 10000
Twelve persons indicted for participat-
ing In or arranging for prize fights In
Portland, Or, were sentenced Co pay fines
Of 5000 or imprisonmsnt in the state pen
ilentlary foI ~ das~
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ONLY EIGHT MILLION.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE |.

who they were nor 20 what extent the
parties were involved.
".rhe Jaryis-Con klin comuany," said
he, "has always been CONSIDERED one OF
the strongest and most reliable
corpora ions in exis encs and had IL been
able TO negotiate It's paper 10 the
extent OF 5000, 900 this crash would have
been averted As IL is l think We will
weather the storm, although. Of course,
IL il mere conjecture on my pari.
The financial stress has become
so great taat IL has pushed the Lombaids,
the Equitable aud other companies TO an
assignments, and consequently affairs are
ia such shape that the slightest difficulty
in money matters brings on crash.
MIR. Morgan remarked iurJher that the
amount OF money invested by Providence
business men was coo siderable, but
could give no estimate. He saii that af-
fairs were ia good condition IN this
branch and but for the failure would
have been prosperous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

Mabel w. Ross of this city has been
granted IN original widows' pension.
Ats o'clock this evening the regular
meeting OF the school committee will be
held at the High school building.
James Spade OF this city had his right
arm crushed while coupling cars In the
freight yard 1t East Hartford yesterday.
Yesterday was big day for "drunks."
Fifteen pexSons were fined In the police
court bscause they had drunk too much
red LIQUOR. Ns
william Gorton of Providence has been
sentenced to the state workhouse for six
months AZ . vagrant by the Pawtucket
district court.
Last nights police work. Two stores
secured. thirty-three lodgers accommo-
dated. four rows quelled, and fifteen per-
sons arrested.
At 1:90 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Mss Annie Peck will give lecture on
the Modern Athens" at the State
Normal school.
John Eddy is still at the Rhode Island
hospital. but his condition 10 improving.
He was hurt In the recent electric Car
wreck at Ingraham's corner.
While stringing trolley wires at the
corner OF Dyer and Crawford streets
yesterday, James Dolan was seized with
At and was taken TO the hospital.
Mattso Minellos and James Flanagan
were arraignsd in the sixth district court
today, charged with being truants, and
were held for trial Oct. 8, in 500 surety.
While she was broiling steak yester-
day girl employed by Frank Arnold at
150 Waterman street was burned severely
about her face and one arm, her dress
catching fire
The flnal rife practice for individual
and company scores took place at the
State range yesterday. The contest by
company and regimental teams will take
place in about two weekh
While walking along Benefit street,
Mary Lock lost stocking containing SIS.
The stocking was found by q small boy,
who took two silver dollars from it. The
balance Of the SIS was in bills, and the
boy threw tt away, suDposing 1t was
Ainello Manxo. the italian who split
Angelic Ricotta's head open during
row at Eagle. PARK Aug. "a. and who
disappsared Immediately after the as
sault, was arrested yesterday in the sec.
ond district He WAS fined $40 and costs
in the sixth district court today.
The following policemen ara taking
vacationss SsrRt Smith, officers g. A.
Bennett T. ID. Tyler, J. A. Arnold, r. L..
Martin. William Gilfoil, A. II. Gates. II.
H. GAlligan. }. s. Yeaw, j. j. Toole,
Lieut.. Scott, Sergt Mowry. II. c. Blooi,
w. A Kent, J. III. McCann and j. N.
Dyer.
Elizabeth Brennan. alias English
Liz" was tried this morning before
Judge Cooke i'm the sixth district court
ona charge OF larceny Of a watch from
Georgisnns Marshall. and was bound
over in $500 bonds 20, the next session OF
the common pleas division Of the su-
p enc court
Oficer Sher ssan arrested Young man
giving the name OF Whitley. who was
drunk, yesterday afternoon, ,on suspicion.
The man had a sstchei which he was try
ing to dispose Of, but as ne could not give
auy satisfactory explanation OF the own
srrhip OF the property he was gathered
into the prote elton of the law.
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Qualnl OId I.ngIl.h EpItaph..

The following IL refreshing in these days
of deceit ouaccount of its eandor:
Hero lie tho nmn Richard ana Mary his wife:
Their surname was pricbard. and they lived
without strife. t
Tho reason was plain-thcy abounied on riches;
They had no care nor pain, and tho wife wore
the hrccchcs.
The owner Of this inscription was prob
ably democrat and had some little opin-
ion of himself
This humble monument win show
Here lies nm honest man.
lou KINGS. whose head ore now a. low,
Lse highss u yea Ssa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
A RABiD ITALIAN.
He Chewed His Adversary's Thumb Dur
ing Row.

He Chewed His Adversary's Thumb Dur
ing Row.
JONES Rahal, an Italian. was arraigned
before the justice on the sixth district
bench this morning on charge
preferred for assaulting Petro Pracentiuo
and pleading guilty was fined so AMI
costs. Rahal entered the store owned by
Prace ntino on Atwells avenue a few days
ago and grabbed small article, aud at
tempiei So escape. The proprietor
started after him and the men clinched.
Finally Rahal se,ztd one of
Pracentino's fingers Ia AIS mouth and bit
savagely. A crowd gathered, and eventu.
ally an officer appeared on the scene. 1t
took two men to release the
finger from Rahsl's jaw. the
man being so furious
as TO be almost mad, but sharp clip on
the head brought him to his senses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

lApproved September IL 1881
II is oreiaiaed by thr eits COINED o, the city o.
fforsdenef as gciolrs
| .SEcTioN 1. The several onicrrs AID members Of
l The fife Department Of the City IT Providence,
tha be aowsd aud paid for tae.r services The tos-
|: TO the chief engIneer OF the Ore department
TWO tnousand dollars per nnuun.
Al 10 = ne depaty chief engineer. nlteen hundred
To each a sislanr engineer. three hundred dollars
per anium
To tho superintendent OF Ara alarm eightse en-
hundred dulii RS per iurn.
10 The clerk OF iire department. tw-ive nun dred
TO each ermaprnt foreman. thre, dollars aud
nity csnts per uay.
10 each permanent assistant foreman. three dol
ialn an nItecn cen = Per uav.
Iotsch germsnsnt engineer. engineman. n 20
dollars ard Twenty-Five Z nts per day.
70 each perm ,nens member of said department.
Who has not seived or twelve consecutive moaths
TWO dpl.nrs per duy.
To zach perm nent member Of said departin nt
wan iAsserys d for mote than one aud for less
han two Consecutive years two dollars aud thirty
three cents pc day.
10 each perm .nent- NON. OF said department
VINO HAS servSi Tor more Than two ana for u
thal 'hree consecutive years two dollars and sky
sey N cents per day. ff3t ~.
To each permanent member OF said derartn. snt
Year, pS h ee doa sos pr a9ds .HAn THREE ea'e
n,r o ens9 can man, tNo hundred and h;y dollars
Sue 2. The length OF se vice OF permanent men,
bsrs 10 eatite them TO tae salaries heri provided
lui. shali be omputed IRON the date of their APP
call man is transferred % the rermaaent force he
shal. thereaf' er be lowed aud paid at the same
rte 20 viii, he would have BEEN entltled II he had
& ios t.ne psrloi ~ permanent member OF
SEQ 3 Tne caii men shall be paid monthly and
SIC. 4. Thls ordinance shall take = feet OCT. l..
Isuo ana thsrcupon chapters crxL.. tcCxLSI.
anu q. VI the ordinances shall stand repsalel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

CHICAGO, Sep. 20 IF W. smith. who
pleaded guilty TO the charge Of attempting
TO brlbe jurors ia the Crcnin murder trial.
has bccn sentenced " Two Years in the
KenltelIiars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

IHE CITY OF PROvIuEN NCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.
OFFICE or ruE rrRE DEPARTMENT

OFFICE or the FIRE DEPAHTMENr
City Hail. Providence X. L.. Sept. 29. l. o.
The JOINT Committee OF the city Council on re
Dcpat TIM mt to whom wa, referred the
petition OF Leopold Dlamond, ct as. for
a Fire station Ia the First District the
Third Ward. hereby give notice that th " Will
give "a Public hearing upon sa Il pet ton, IL the
ONCE OF the Fire Department, City nal. on Thurs
day. October D, 1898, Mt 40 " IN when all pant es
interesle, hereby not fed TO appear, ~ they
shall s.e 1T, and b heard thereoa.
BY o. der Of the Committee ...
IRA WiNSOR.
Sc t2D-3t Chairman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

James Dolan, who was sc zed with an
apoplectic &c on Crawford street yes err
day afternoon. and who was conveyed 10
the X 'ode Island hospital. died at that
insfitution at s o'clock this morning,
His relatives took charge OF the body.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

FoRr MoNRoE, Va, Sep. 90. - The
United States Cruiser Detroit conveying
Admiral nelknap aud n trial board went
TO sea at : a. m. for her forty eight hours
run prior TO final acceptance
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Decrease of Capita, stock

Albany, Sep 30 The Pullman Trolley
Land company has filed with the Secretary
OF State a certificate OF the decrease of its
capital stock from S40 900 to $32, 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
New York Cotton Market.
prorEp NY A a. wErnpx
Shot in the leg May KIN Him.

WATERFOWL, N. ", Sep. 29-Taylor
Green, who was shot in the leg by Officer
Wheeler few days ago, while trying to
escape, will probably die, as he is growing
rapidly worse. te tt ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
Convicted Of slan.lsuxh..r.

DovER, N. H., Sep. 2s.-In the case OF
William Adolph Levy, charged with the
killing Of Hiram j. Philpot at Somers-
worth, on Feb 3 last, the jury rendere q
. verdict OF guilty Of manslaughtcr in the
second degree Levy was sentenced -
eight years at hard labor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

No ssriks On the mtg -Four.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sep. 29.--Thst there will
bs no strike on the Big Four road is now
. practical certainty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
silver Purchaxea

WASHINGTON, Sep. 29.-The Treasury
Department yesterday purchased 2S2, 900
ounces of silver at its counter offer of
50. 1850 an ounce. "......a' .+sy . -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
1AE CiIY OF PKSvIDESCE.
TAX OF | SO3

Whereas the Board OF Assessors OF IN City ot
Prov dence have esseI tax In aCcoriatc
with chapter $50 of the ordinances, and
the City Treasurer hts we'd variant
20 collect the same. rot hereDT gwen TO "a
persons assessed b. said tax 10 heir resDectivs
taxes at the office OF the q ty Treasurer be-
tween the sec nd ana twenty-thrd DAYS OF Ccto-
Der, A. ID. 1898 inclusive.
The city ,reasurer will attend daily during sal 1
refiod t-uniays and ho.iduys excepted az his
office from y o'cocK m. o'clgck ID. m.
Saturdays. on sa urdays his Office will close at 3
O'Clock y. IN.
Interest will be added a. the rat, Of eight pa'
tentum per annum from October =. 1898. all
tax : ana assessments not paid before clock .
m. on Monday. October %. 1873
Sat lax inc udes assessments made for
th layout ani -oson OF i}uc Ian. Julian ard
kossuth street furnishing curbstones, c0ustruc.
ing and concreting III ewalks aud erecting ~
b Hiding cont AIRY 70 law.
Inquiries by ma as g. the amount OF tax win be
promptly answ red. and pawn mt can be REMIT ed
~ the s nderS risk by check money order bus
checks sent by mail mus be receive on or before
Saturday. October 2l. 1898.
ID. L.. ID. GRANGER, City Treasurer.
seut2q-tf
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IApproyed september el.
IL is erdaineI w tts CRY Council Of the pity Of
Proridsnce, a. yOllOlcs: 80

Said SUMS to be transferred from The Following
appropriations as made by said cnaptec, cDxivi
ing hsrSor, savgs froan Interest en- ' e.ts hal i
and sewer loaa. due July \ lss.. ssis.:s IRON
lamp depal tment, Sl.oo0UU; from pubic
bridges. s'.5oD.ov; from pubic sch oil
jantors 80 200; from reulr. SS5v apd from
supply, $4s IS. an from the amounts to tae
ere at o. tDe folio wing account. from ighways
SPECIAL account. credit, $50 5vo.UDl and from
snlenis 500 q.
SIC. z. All.rdinances and parts OF ordinances
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

In age OF fraud and aduiteraton. II is certain
y gratifying to know that such exten nsive yused
preparation as Ayers SaI ,gariia can be iinpiic
lilly relied upon. IL varies either in quality.
appearance or effect but rs always up 10 the
standard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
FOUND BETWEEN THE RAILS.
Edward Lemalre Killed by Train on
the Worcester Division.

Last evening the body OF T. iward Le-
maire was found on the tracks Of the
Worcester division ut Uxbrldge. It is
supposed tnat he was struck by the
local eXpr IS that left Providence az 5:t5
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29
CHAPTER DxyI.

An Ordinance Petml' tag the New York. New
Haven aud Hartford Railroad Company 20 Lay
aspdr Track In Ale..'s Av.nuc.
TApproved September %, 1895 - ~
10 u ordained by the Cify Council of the CITY OF
PrOridtnct as Joioics.
SECTION !. Permission IL hereby granted TO the
New York. New Haven an Hart Il TX tlroad
Com any O lay. US ana maint ain rails for spur
track rom It's present raj in Aliens avenue g.
connect with the estate OF Flint &c Company said
Aliens aveliuc, substantially IN accordance with
the accompanying plan said ia ; 10 be iail un ,er
The supervision and cOntroi OF tie tuint standing
commit.e- of the city cOu. ci on X 4 oals. with
all OF the privilege ana subJe z u all o the CON
ar-tshs wh ca railroad nipO itioDs, are p.flfit-
ted 10 lay Rails In the streets Of ths ~ OF Prov.
den q.
true cop es
Witness: WILL LIAM +. CLARKE.
septe0oct2-at City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

The Colvin mac Inc shop at River Point
run 6ye days this week. IL has been
running on bali time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

IA 9 night the Clyde Pfint works AZ
River p IN, hut lown. l. L. not known
vixen they viii issuEe y ork on fail time.
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Dartmouth Athletic risia.

HASovxn y. H., Sep. 29.-The formal
opening of Dartmouth's new athlstic risid
will occur Oot 4, the rirst day Of the an
nusl fall meet.
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New LONDON, Conn, Sep. 20. Fifty
freight hands in the New York a. New Eu-
gland yard struck because they were or
dered to 60 to wcrk at Ave instead Of seven
o'clock In the morning.. although tho su-
perintendent agreed to give them extra
nav.
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YALKYRiE'S TRIAL.

SPECIAL TO the SEwa
New YORK, Sept. 20. The valkyrle
went on trial spin this morning.
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French Naval Onicers or for Chicago.
NEW YORK, Sep. 29.--The Admiral and
captains of the French war ships now at
anchor in the North river, after paying an
official visit to Mayor Gilroy, left in the
AsenipR for Chicago
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:crIox j. The Narraganse,t Electric LIGHTING

IApproved septcml er IL, S93.l
IL Is orlaincd bv the city Council Of the CHy Of
Prorid. nee as Jototcs;
SECTION J.. The Nnrraganse,t Electric Lighting
CcmDany Is hereby grastd permisaoi 10 nut up
and main,aia poles an wires Tor conducting cur
IeDts oil electric .ty for he pur ose of transm ting
and producing light. heIt ant motive power IN ,
over and aiOpg the following strs cts and han-
way. Aliens avenue And kaCd's sire {.
SEc =. The erm. .sslon hereby given IN subject
To- the provisions OF chapter LviI. tbe or. in-
ancss excepting the lsions Contained In regua-
non n, section v OF said chap-er. & Ii ~
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tAppfoved September l2, 81 i
II T. s.ordaI,Ied by ne CHy Council a5sfhe Cny OF
PrOcideace "a t0loirs: 81 :. w = p
SEcTIoSl. Permission In. hereby GRANTED TO the
Natlagansett Electric sLighitg Company TO
change poles and WI es % such height as may
pany 20 cree its poes ana wires in tLo strres ani
pubiic places when PERMISSION has been may
be granted tn said companies to srect poles and
wrysi the location Height arranp ement: con-
stuction and ataehme IL Of all sucn pol and
wires OF ths Naragan EFT Eie ctric Lighting Com-
PAM 10 DC subject to the approval and ua Ion vf
the CHIEF engineer OF the I'll 4 dep ~rtnei At.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-29

ALMANAC ron FRIDAY, SEPT. 20. ---y--
Srv RiSEs........ ~ Moon RISES 80 Pm
Ss IrseTn sn1si'i.i o. niy.il s. - FULL SEA y AN AN
WASHINGTON. Sept. eo-Forecast for
New England; Generally fair. preceded
by light showers on the Maine coast; north
winds
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He WAS NOT POISONED.
James II. Farrcirs Death Was Caused
by Castro Enteritis.

II is stated that the autopsy on the
body OF James +. Farrell OF Ceutral
Falls revealed the fact that his death
WAS caused Nv gastr l-enteriiis.
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IN CONGRESS TODAY.
Cameron Presents the philadelphia Pc
tition-oates Argues for sts.e Banks.
SPECIAL TO THE sEws

WAsuINGToN, Sept. Ex-senator Cam
eron today presen Ell the petition OF the
Philadelphia merchants asking for the
preservation or the tariff and OF silver as
money.
Mr.. Oates argued la favor ot the bill
TO repeal the stale bAG., tax before the
house committee on banking to-day.
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For tonig hit -
Clear AMI cool.
For tomorrow
Fair and cooler
wea h r. -
Temperature from
o.. m. Sept. IS. TO 0
u. m. Sept. %: High
est. 6O.5; 10 W est.
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rAx t.4r OF lmovspAscE.
HApT;cR px.

An Ordnance In Amendment OF fChapt>r xLvrL Of
the Ordina c,s Enttlei "Stiar e." .nd Fixing
tesalaiies OF the ,fiics.s aud Members OF the
IA Department.