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TWO WITNESSES APPEAR.
The strife commissioners Hsiu.o TO
Listen 60 inouL

AhN "AhAhN hNNhlhHlhhfNA hNAhHu 10
Listen 10 tnouL
wAsIuNGTON, sept. 20.-Tho Unit.
ed Slater commissioners appointed by
the President 10 investigate the
Chicago strike, consisting u Commits
siourr Of Labor Wughi, ex-C0mmis.
slOn'r Of Labor Herman AMI Judge
WOfIhlngtOu, reAtst mblrd ~ this city
today % hear any luTtneT testimony
which should b8 volunteered. Only
Two wittuessts appeared. One was a A..
j. Amber, Of tins city, VINO claimed
that his wile owned the Pullman
tuck patents which were the basis OF
Puiimsn'H gigantic frtuue, anu vino
wanted ~ be heard on questions afis.
Ing cut Of this claim, The other was
a local temperance enthusiast
The commission Trlused 10 20 into
thebo questions. Kernbn suggts ed
that Ia pointing out any temuuIrs Ior
"A settlement VI future differences, the
report must necessarily imply,ifi II does
MT Ia terms make, condemnation OF
one side or bOih.
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LUMBEH EINGs nm IT.
They Are charged WIN Responsibility
Tor the Forrst tires

CHICAGO, Sept. GOV. J. Littleohn,
Of CuioagO, IL delivering his annual
Adde'S teIuTs the Fire UnIeTwTitefs'
association o the Northwest to-day, de.
clartu that the recent forest fires were
started by the lumber kings. lhoy hud
tGkrn that method, he said, to cover
up their steaiinps aud 10 them was
directly duo The death ami destruction
when followed. Tue speech caused u
sensation, The occasion Oi lOday's
gathering was the celebration Of the
silver anniversary OF tue association.
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Lndge llnMal Ont Amin.

Assistant District Attorney howat,
who hal been canhnsd to the house
Tor some days owing 10 an unfortunate
mishup IN the street, has no lar ioc1v-
cred from his Injury Ne to bu able 10 AT.
tend court To-Day. Hu stu, however,
walks with ditliouliy. A 40g wearing
a big brass COLLAR ran against the Judge
lsst week, the collar striking the ilniU
Rud seriously huftlng the teudOus.
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SAN FHANCisCu, Sapt. 20 -rhe
viii Of the ialv Miranda Lux,widow OF
Charles Lux, tho cattle king, has been
filed Tor ufuUste. The estate is tsu
mated ~ the executors to be wo'th
$4,000. QUO, but It II rald Ito real value
h nearer $40, UOOuOJ0. Tue only tor
III law is john shelton PutleG n son uI
Me. Lux by her fret marriage. There
hru many lcgsolrs rs well asa numuui
VI trust.
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COUNTY REPUBLICANS
AS, mb,c at ilurrsy 10 Nominate Cou-
stiuiOnal Delegates.

hetwonlys,ven rreoincis In Salt
Lake county outside OF Salt Lake CITY,
met In convention nj Murray today at
IUA. m. for the purpOio otuomina,igg
eight candidates iur dolOgat d 10 the
Constitutional convention. Tue opera
uouse Ias beautifully iestoOued ia
honor OF tho occasion, aud the walls
were hung with portraits Of Washing
tor, Lincoln, Gardoli, Grant. shon.
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HuICuISsuE, Kas, Sept. Co.
Charlie ID. Martin, the sou Ui Senator
John MArtlu, receiver II tue Hutchiu-
sou National Ban diel this morning
Of pBrltOnits and appendicitis. II
was decided yesterday tnai Il WAS nee.
ts-aTy o perform an operation, aud
Senator Martin wA. wired to come ut
once aud bring De- McCiinlDck. The
Senator anu doctor arrived at 1890,
Immediately after which the operation
was performed. The patient never
rallied,
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-Filzllm.
mous's iTleuus nerv are SIN hOpeluilh that
he viii win the ngut tonight anu 10
now his challenge 10 Co.bott, uut thurt
In not - much confidence IN the
AustTalian In this nght na there has
been before, Ftz'immons slll rules
the favutlte, tut tho Ouds IRE MOI
suiiioienIly loLg TO attract the CIeedol
contingent
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HELLtFJSrAGNE, OHIO, Sept Co.
Governor Mckinley delivered an adj
Or,s' here this afternoon at the laying
OF the Cornerstone Of the new Memorial
hall. Tomorrow he will open the Ohio
campaign ut Findlay and after "a cou'
pie Of speeches at small points will 20
to 81. Louis, where he Is 10 speak ON
MOnLay.
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SAN FRASolsUJ, sept. sd. o..
Nils, tae muIOnairo Of Few York
Cfockrr, vice president Of lhu southern
Pacific, sailed on the Oceanic Tor
ia, a.. They VIII travel through
Oriental countries HuI the cr 70
Europe, eIGnuing several months
Hbfoau, They stated that tho Trip had
no businefs significance anu IL taken
solely tor rest HLu irCTratl.u.
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% vo been ws,ned u violpu, gales sud
! h tiIUs.


SAvANNAit, Ga, Sept. 20 Every.
thins now points 10 q st9fin ,qIaliug
% not exceeding In violence tue fearful
and destructive cyclone Of August,
1893. At Tybee the wind ranges a.
uigh M 20 miles an hOu. At low tide
toluy the water wss higher than al
htgh tie. Tho ocean 81 steadily en-
cr0aching on the island nnd II D.
thought ny night 10 viii be completed,
submurAed. Those on the island Will
have 10 take refuge ia tho nh house
and the MsrUllp tower. The hutel-
aud COitiIe' appear doomed. Tue
wind la savannah blows % milcs an
hour and IL increasing.
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oALIronNlA,, nAIsIN cnor
Practically Controlled by the Hnisii
GTuweTs' combination.


Growers combination.
San FKANCECJ, Cal, Soli. 20 20.
n. 5 uugt general freight uguu, Ji tue
sOIlurru f4ciuc company, reports
thTtc l. bimUs. total suspension iu tue
muvemun, u CALIFORNIA; TalsIu ctJp.
"lhu rNitin growers aud the Eat,efu
commission merchants are not Hhlv
to agree on tenn, aid hiE. SmuTr,
land that has brought hbOut u cunIi.
lion pt Hiihits never before LuuWu o.
lhis state. % late yrafs tue fnisin men
have bttu sending tueir products g.
Chicago anu New York ~ 10 sold at
my ptice tuHt the buyers saw NJ to
uiior, anu that plan was plainly 10 tue
uishuvaniago OF the growers. THE
year tho faisin men CImUiued au4
decided that they would make no
more c0nnlnmunt 10 Eastern agents.
They took tnis action because ny 90
doing tGcy VoulI prevent the glutlinx
o' Eastern maTkets watch NECESSARILY
r. ~ Inevitably Resulted In knocking
pfi,cs 10 ~ minimum. Eastern buyct-
~ vcted, lut the growers would only
deliver taisius free on hOard,' - that
Eastern tuyuTH must buy Ia California
nud pay the priCs dcmaudcd hy tho
pr1Iucyrs. Practically the entire crop
Ui hesitate IL couuoilpd by the ralslu
gTOwOfb' combination"
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Judge Combs Assn,.innt,d.

HAZARD, KY ss,t. 2J.-Ju1gc
C1mu- was a-sassinateI on sunday.
lie was mot from acorn catch on tie
oppoeitu side Of the sttrrt from his rrsi.
utucr. Two unknown men were teeu
running from the suut anu they Joined
a thiri man. Unknown parties th0l Ai
him twice last May.
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Racing Tournament.

There viii be bis racing lourna.
meut at rocatello, Oct. l2,h AMI 10 To-.
For horse racing a purse Of $500 10
on red, A similar amount n bstu
Tair,l Tor bicycle races, WEiiv S2HO Will
be distributed among loot racers,
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4 right on Ladder. aud the Roots Of
ttuusts

uuusts.
CHICAGO, Sort .B.-rhe noighbor.
hood ~ lweuty.nIuth anu Butler
streets had q well developed riot all 10
iiruli last night ina new series Of Hat
buil1iugs being erected there. FIVE
~ ifOad men passed the building and
seeing the lighls VI tour paInftr, who
we're work. q over tine ttDyp Il aud
became interested Spectators 90 their
Work. One " the failrURa men Hstet
ore OF the painters n lac had uuilu
carl. HuNab iulI that 70 WAS none OF
uis busiu,tg. TIE fniifJaI man was OF
different opinion suI ytuCerD 10 up
TIC lauder where tho painter was 10.
Gated aud toJk furuiblu hold OF him.
Al the same tlme hts companions
Joined iu tue invUstgstiJu anu thU
other men were soon being chased w.
laiI'tr, through empty rooms uud On
60 tue root WurrU lively nght was
EJUn ~ r0gru,s. The uaiutcs fought
valiautly, uut they were NO match Ut
sue hard hb.B anu heavy shoes ul the
RAILROAD inCu. The shouts Ut tue men
alarmed the nUighbOrhuOd AMI the
streets about the building wuro EuUn
lIlud with frightened women, some OF
them crying, while Others were too
bsaiy scared T. cry. a cry OF police
was raised aud Tue attacking parry
ihsrvupJu Withdrew tor COusultatiuu.
A uufrleI iuyrstIs Atiun showed that
,nvte WIS NJ police M the vlclni y anu
tue iight was renewed. But wnIir the
tOnsultati0u was going uu tWu NJ the
puiu.ets succeeded IN making their
escape. Tue Otuer two afctaid 10 have
hO.stul hAs Of truce.
Ater sJmo phflrying the two were
hllpwrd 90 depart but not until tlry
lad rfUmited hu attacking party that
icy FUuli rOi be- ia tpu vicinity again
ILMnA L.mLInu LLr Lf.LLM-r-
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NEW YOKl, Sept. 20 Detectives
were rvut Uut rom headquarters lat
night 10 order all saloons closed At
Midnight, aud sOUu after tina. hour ali
night resorts on tue boWeTy anu eIs,-
whote were all shut tignt
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PURSUED ny EArTIny.

A small Number of Portuguese Troops
Against - uuItiiudr.
LOuRENzO MAIQUEz, DelhgO Bay,
Sept. &c. rhe outlying drtachmenls Oi
Portuguese troops, hastily called In 10
take part IN the defense Of the town,
were 70 closely puuuvd by the natives
shat tuey were compelled 10 abandon
their arms anu ammunition, The
total strength Of tho Portuguese troops
available 10 defend tho town II only
500 officers anu men. The kaliifs
threatening to attack are still at the
numbef VI 1000.
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Univer.nI suffrage nenandfd.

vienna, Sept .d-rue members Of
tho Social Democratic WOrkinSmrns
party last evening scattered leaflets
upon which WIS printed demand Tor
universal suffrage. The police crested
seventy persons engaged In tue prOpa'
gauda.
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CIRcLEviLLE, Ohio, 'sept. 20 The
resiuenoe OF Crawford Hedges, u
wealthy and aged bachelor, was on.
tered by masked men aud robbed. In
attempting TO protect his property he
was shot aud now lies at the point OF
dsatb.
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~ nruALr ~ srnII,rns.


OAKLASD, Gala, Sept. ct. J.
RIuur,s, president Of the A. Il. o., re-.
Gently wrote Mrs. Leland stanford tn
behalf OF the strikers who had been
reduced TO destilulion on account OF
their inability to secure work, lie r..
crived sn autograph letter from Mfs.
STANFORD In reply, frgrcttiug that u Ia
not In her power 10 relieve the des.
tTrssDd striker.
ME-. Stanford Gays she has made ap.
plicaliOu TO the railrua1 officials 10 re-.
place tho men displaced iuf their
connection with tue strike, but Tr.
gtets that her requests have been
Ignored.
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Argument. rroeesdinE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20 The arguments
In the Duus case were 60 tiuuru today.
Attorney Bancroft speaking FOR the
santa fe railroad nrd Attorney Gar.
enco Darrow for the defense. Judge
Woods warned the attorney that he
would hear no more argument after
Fuday.
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parrEuas'. NV prssid,n,.

RuESus AYREs, sept 2j.-Guneral
Egussguisra has been eie ted pTe'ideut
Of Paraguay, 10 succeed cx,pftHiout
GouEalss, wunse term expired while
ho NhA In rHILr.
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COLuMutA, S. e., Sept. .B.-Thc
auti.lillmuu caucus adjourned this
morning at $50 without doing any.
thing except 10 pass resolutions. Nv
nominations were made.
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CLEVELAND, Sept GA fumor h
In circulation In maine circles here
That the steamer OliO anu tuu schooner
lfonton bad cOllldsi anu suuk on Lake
Huron.
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Russian ITonclnd Aground.

CorENHAGEN, sept. 2J.-rhs Rui-
elan lfouClsu, General Admiral II
aground OIL Rvisric'. Assistance has
been tent Tor,
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HILL FOR GOVERNOR.
Nominated Today Amid Thuld.I3 Of
Enthusiasm,
III DECLINES. 10 No PURPOSE.
at is an Outrage" lie Says-Dlhcr
NuminatOus-lhc Convection
Adj1uins.

NEwYORR, Sept. 25.-Wm. C.whit-
rey was interviewed NJ qInraniiuc
'odey ana announced psiuvrly lhai
no would under no circumstance ar.
cert tbs Democratic nomination TOT
governor. lie gave the lmvf,ssil ~
tun. his business Interests wOu.I mot
allow %.
"lusfc are plenty Of better men IN
the rarity than am, - sniI Wuiuuuy.
"i regard DAVIS B. Hill a. The very
best msu Tor the place. think be-
wOuli poll AL enormous vote. o.
cDufsr, tniuk Tho next governor viii
Iua DtmucfatD
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New y rn WIS reached senator Grady
HrJs. lie said it was time ur lie
uuriy O. turn around unI ok fIra
man that could uu lou tesIy lead chem
I victory. "luey must nave ngIsut
.s era rh the victory ir IN the laws Of
draiu.' lie peiu q remarkable tn.
bIto TO Senator I'm aud thuu tue
,umult increased,
Bu.ku Cocsran obtained tho Iil,-
form ami when 10 could be huafd,rsI {;
ont Chairman AMI gentlemen ui the
COW euiiDu-wbeut the life u a uuti 10
s att.tkU and the laws which lJvufu
De UEisieace are iuCapAblu OF Du.pul.
ug tile ii.hts Uf itH rlUZrUy, a moment
lpmts WuUn aii restraints must be-
lNt1wu nfisr and the supreme right u
tJyuluiiUu invoked For the iifri time
since ihu rtvsuut Urtsidiug tiIcrf q.
TUE convention nssunrd the lUaucfship
OF tnr ID mIcwtC party ~ this STATE,
1 pm iu revolt asunbl MIN ouI n Is
THIS convention 10 disregard hts iu.
c.HlUu 1ui place u. On his SENSE H. auiy
tAu acceptance ui the nomination
which hc uUts not Uusife asa .avuf at
It. hAruH"
81 AN aware hat there no honor
tue state vi. Nsw York can cJuicI upon
iis distinguished ssu which l. not
ALREADY his, son hl huue { battle 10
tue defence OF POPULAR Rights aui DEM
ucmiic principle. Hut uv love there
c.mc' limo Iu thr hi,tlty u' every
man when tue difficulties that sufruuud
him are the opportunity upun which
lac fisc, 10 higher planes. We must uUt
deceive 0uIrrly,s. We sry confronted
now with situation which fc'
quifcs that tho Demo rattle parry
array itself To- iH stfouIv-t
afmlr GuI choose its TILED anu
much tested leader 10 carry IL
through the crisis which controuts IT,
the battle fDf the commercial nui in'
dustfial Emancipation Of the people Oi
this country IL not Yet over ami tho
victory not yet achieved. Democracy
In whiah IL invllveI the future Of
ihis country, must not take tao risk oil
a failure"
nuLLErfN.
39l .. m,-Eyrty county II voting
Tor l4il. hnl 10 committing with Set
aiuf Nufpby Aud Col William.
a $3.50 ~. m. the Dlu,E announced
the tnuIo vote Tor ID. Is. hiil. lhr
CLERK declares liill the nominee OF the
Inrty Tor governor.
Lockwood was nominated for lieu
tenant governor
Judge GaylOr was nominated by
acclaim siiun Tor court n appotl..
A resolution % appoint committee
% i've tUuYtify the candidates VI ihulf
u imitation was adopted amid laugh
ter.
At $40 y, m, the convention, after
giving three cheers iof the ticket, ad'
lgufntd.
"iI's AZ OUTRAGE
Immediately after the nomination OF
the ticket, Senator Hill was asErd ~
an Associated press correspondent
what he thought " the sltIHtiou.
"Oh," he replied with no little anger
expressed iu III, face, "lps au outrage,
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NEWS OF The WAR.
Tllrly Thousand japanese EmblTk
for Active S.FYiCo.
BOUND FOR TUE WILLOW STA.
An English Vessel Intercepted BY o
Chinese Mau.Ui.Nnr aud the
Cargo Ovcrhaulcd.

LoSD0N, Sept. 80 IA dispatch from
Toxic Gays the suconI Japauoip army
for field service, modified at Hto.
schima anu consisting OF $4,000 men
under command Of Field Marshal
Count Oyami embarked yesterday
amid Intense enthusiasm. rbu en.
pefor reviewed tho troors. IL IL re-
ported vaguely that the squadron 10
bound for the Yellow SEES.
During the absence from japan Of
Field Mauhal Oysma, who IL ole
minister OF war, the minister " msfiue
will assume the duties Vi minister ~
war, IN alditioY 10 hio own rrspUnsi.
biiiits. IL II officially anuguuurJ ut
Toxic, tAysA Reuter- dispatch, that the
report that o. armi'ticr h4u Teen pro.
posed by Eug and aud Russia IL
untrue.
INTERCEPTED on SUSPICION.
sHANuitAt, Sept. Ca Chiuesc war.
snip Intercepted tho English ship
rathnn ln tue Furmusa channel On
Friday, urou suspicion tusl sue wHs
carrying munitions ~ war. The
raihau was taken IN Iieo Lung, "a
If,aty Iuft Of FutmUsa, where thv
cargo was OvefhauleI 10y the Chiu,se
tuln0ritirs. The result VI the invesli-
Lstiuu 10 not Vet knOwr.
NEW YuRIS, sept. .B-rhe pathun
CLEARED from New HYtR, July IS h, Tor
Aien, Hong Kong aud shanghai. The
ratbnh touched at A eg, August 2jih,
arrived nj Hang EYuu. lrt,tt IA bpf
l5.h, ana " tLo ~ the vessel ~ zod,
was apparently OF her way 10 Shaug.
hsi wnen uyttuuulei.
or FOR EERiNu.
wAsnINuION, sept. .-roiey's
hivIuus IWm Toxic that n second
JBpanese army Of 30 900 men sailed
from II II schimn yesterday, 10 regard
U1 Ia illclal circles hutr W. tho hfst
move Ia tue HuvauCe on the Chinese
oauital, Ptklng Tho Guli Prohili
which thu ultl uictUs give aH ,hu prob
Hul0 Destination Oi the aImy h the
entrance 10 gAu fivrf l,giiug to
lrkiug. IL " said tic iuits at the
untr,uce Of the fiyuf are practically
imptcguablc, owing 90 . stretch Vt
uiud titls AfUuuI them, l,Is mot be-
iitVtd, therefore, tuHt any advance On
Ptking uld bb made up tNb river
uut The 10000 muu Will be- landed ~
'1mr other port, whence a short over
"a 81 march would take them 10 the
walls Of Pskinr. Tbs circuit Of the
ilits ga suatcgrtiu move advised ~ q
Uuitei states officer u high TauE who
has mn 10 study Of the proposed H.
vasiOn VI CHA
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Just AZ tho convention was about 10
convene, n new name was added ~
the gubufnAlotiai candidates, Judge
BIfnar1 VI POughkrepsir. Senator
n Va called the convention TO order Ut
1870.
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Safety Deposit NauIts, absolutely bur.
rlar aud uTuprooG IIOn4 % 10 S2j pvr
year.
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