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CLEVELAND EN- ROUTE
For His Rost ut Gray Cables, on u Light
unnAe Tander.

kkDbb Ut NENS uANAObt va
House Tender.
NEW YoRK, August 29.-President
Cleveland, on route to Gray Gables,
arrived at the Pennsylvania railroad
depot, Jersey City, at 1:05 this aftcr.
noon and Immediately won't on board
the light house tender John D. Rodgers,
which was lying ut the Adams Express
pier awaiting his arrival.
Tho President loft Washington at 1920
by the Colonial express, and occupied
President Roberts private car. lle was
accompanied by Secretary. Lamont,
Private Secretary Thurber and DR.. Bry-
ant, his medical attendant.
Having passed through the depot the
procession, consisting Of two sailors OF
tho lighthouse service, the President.
with Secretary Lamont and Private Sec
rotary Ihurber, Two secret service de-
toctivcs and two more lighthouse SER
vice mon, walked down to tho pier, at
the foot OF which the tender was
moorod. As soon as ho embarked the
President walked aft, aud sitting down
entered into conversation with Private
Secretary Thurber and DR.. Bryant.
President Cleveland looked fairly we'll
aud walked with o light stop. Tho
John D. Rodgers in a few minutes
steamed away for Gray Gables.
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THR HAGUE, HOLLAND, August 90
The official journal to-day published o
dispatch which shows that tho disasters
to the Dutch forces operating against
tho Rajah of tho leland OF Lombok,
near Java. werc much more seriouI than
at frSt supposed. Tho dispatch says
that General Vetter, tho commander OF
the expedition, was surprised at IL
o'clock at night uoar Tiakra Hogara.
The firing was continuous until morn
ing and tho Dutch, in this engagement,
lost IA killed and 65 wounded. Two
other columns'oi Dutch troops operat-
ing upon tho sameisland have sustained
heavy losses and endured much suffer.
Ing. These are the columns commanded
by Colonels Van Pabst and Blyevelt.
The attacks wore tho result Of a precon-
certed plan upon the part OF tho leading
chiefs OF the Balinese natives. Colonel
Van Pabst's column, after seeing tho
promises Of the chiefs executed, was re-
turning to tho Jakra Negara when 1t
was attacked whilo fording tho river
Babak, by the BaIinese, whose hostility
was unexpected. Tho column only sue.
ceedcd in regaining the road TO the
Jakra Negara after sharp eight and
heavy loss.
After harrassing retreat the Van
Pabst column was approaching tho
Jakra Ncgara without seeing any
further signs Of the enemy, whom sud
deniy, from the walls Of that place,
from every loopholo aud oyery point OF
vantage, hailstorm Of bullets was
poured into the column OF Dutch
troops. The latter wore completely
taken by surprise and began to ialtor.
To make matters worse. tho Ballnose
had no sooner opened fire upon the
head Of the column than tie rear was
also exposed to terrible rifle fire.
Thus tho advance and tho retreat Of tho
column wero alike cut of aud i'm possible.
The Dutch troops wero completely
caught In ambush, and had It not boon
that niphtfaIl came TO their assistance
there is little doubt that tho entiro do
tachmcnt would have been massacrcd.
AZ IL WIS, uudeE CUNet vi Gho dH hAusDI
the bodies OF exhausted soldiers, many
OF them badly wounded, succeeded In
reaching Ampenan. Tho Ballnese cap.
tured q quantity OF arms, ammunition
and provisions In these engagements.
and also captured tho guns and effects
OF General Van Hume foree, they having
been abandoned in order TO save the
wounded.
Tho news OF the loss sustained by the
Dutch forces sent TO punish tho Rajah
Of Lombok has caused great excitement
throughout Holland, aud II 10 believed
that when tho losses OF tho Van Pabet
and Blyvelt columns are added to those
sustained by the Vetter columns, that
the loss in killed, wounded and missing
will be over 500 men.
It is admitted even in military circles.
that the almost simultaneous defeat ol
the three columns Of troops is tho most
severe reverse which the Dutch army
has sustained at the hands Of savage
troops in all the wars, even the Atchin
campaigns, ever fought.
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ONE MAN NEARLY KILLED.


A General Feeling of Dissatisfaction over
the Nomination.
Special DtIpateh 10 he Inteltsneer.
HUNrlSoroN, ". Va, August 29.-
The Wayne county delegation TO tho
Ravenswood congressional convention
reached hero on their way homo at IL
o'clock tonight together with the
other delegates from this end OF the
district. On tho way down fights were
frequent on tho cars. One man, John
Clay, Wayne county man, was horri.
bly, bruised up In fight, and would
have been killed had it not been for
United States Deputy Marshal Roberts,
who wont to his reacue. Revolvers were
drawn aud for time thincs looked seri-
Gus. Clay's face bears the effects Of his
rough usage. There is general feeling
Of discomfort about Capehart's nomina-
tion In this county. aud he will be
scratched, II to.night's demonstrations
have anything to say, to tho extent Of
several hundred votes.
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WINnoW GlAss NE GrING.
Tho Western Manufacturers AssocintiO
ConSidcrIng the Proposed Wage Rcdu

Tho Western Manufacturers Association
Considering the Proposed Wage ReduC.
ton.
CLEVELAND, O., August oo.-Tho MON.
bors of the Western Window Glass
Manufacturcrs' Association arc in Sos
sion Mt the Hollondon hotel to-day.
Tho meeting, which is said to bc an i'm.
portant one, is hold behind closed doors.
Nearly all tho manufacturers cast OF tho
Mississippi and north Of tho Ohio river
arc represented.
Tho most important matter under
consideration is the 80 per cont reduc-
tion iu employees wages. Tho associa-
tion failed to settle this question at q
recent meeting In Pittsburgh and nd.
iourned to meet at Cleveland to-day.
Since thon two largo manufacturers
have signod tho labor scalo and re.
suIned work. This break In tho ranks
Of tho manufacturers may result in tho
scale being signed at oil points.
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TIE STRIKE oostMIssIoN
Finishes Examining witncSHeS-somo In.
tOrSstlnE Evidence.

Finishes Examining witncSses-Somo In.
tOrsstInE Evidence.
CHICAGO, August 2o.-The striko COM
mission completed its examination Of
witnesses to-day and adjourned until
tomorrow, whom an opportunity will
bo given for the introduction OF some
rcbuttal evidence. but It is thought
probable that no moro testimony will be
heard. Tho witnesses to-day were resi-.
dents Of Blue 1sland, where'much Of the
riotiug occurred.
W, D, Fullcr, tho Rock Island agont
at Blue Island, said that no had attend-
cd a meeting at which Vice President
Howard, OF the American Railway
Union, called George NJ. Pullman vile
names.
Howard said Pullman should be
hanged" said tho witness, "and de-
clarod that he would help to do the JOB
II somebody would make the motion"
II. r. Saunders, q merchant, said he
had heard Howard make similar re-
marks at meeting Of Htrikers. saund.
ers also sworo that Howard had advised
tho mon to "kill any scab that tries to
20 to work in strikors' p'lces." Other
witnesses testified in asaimilar strain
and about forty wore examined. The
majority of those called claimed they
know nothing abou. the strike and were
nxpupnd
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ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA

opons It's Annual Reunion ut lronton'
Distinguished Veterans Already Present
to Participate.
IRosroN, O., August 2o.-TO.night the
city 10 crowded with visitors to tho
army Of wcat Virginia reunion, tho
first successlul reunion for two yoars.
Tho attempt to reunite the vcterans at
indianapolis last yGar having proven
faIIuroS General W. A. Powell. OF Belle
vile, H., chairman oil the society;
General W. IL Gibson, tho old man
oloquont;" Department Commander L:
Z. Mutt, Of Sidney, O.; Col Vernon; Of
Vernon, DEL; Chaplain Q. Q. McCabe,
OF Chicago. and other orators arc horo
TO Spouk. Tomorrow tho day a 81 tho
lcy and stai, Attorney General Rich.
ards, Auditor Of State Poo, aud othcr
distinguished visitors will bo in attend.
anco.
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p,.ni,nn, MnMnll,s 1tnncrnl.

CHICAGO, August 9o.-Thc funeral of
John Newell, latc president Of tho Lake
Shore railroad. occurred to-day, and
was attended by majority Of tho lead
ing railroad mon Of Chicago. Tho hon
orary pall-bearers were Cornelius Van.
derbilt and II, Walter Webb. New
YORK; ]. II. Hoad aud James McCrea,
Pittsburgh; George @. Greene, Buffalo;
P. P. Wright aud John Tod, Cleveland;
H. B. Ledyard, Detroit; u. =. ingalls,,
Cincinnati; Roswell Miller, r. R. Cable
and II. II. Portor, Chicago.
Rev. s. ]. Mcpherson, Of the Second
Presbyterian church, o1iciated. The
intorment was in Oakland cemetery.
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ABBE BRUNEAU GUILLOTINED.

A Former Churchman Pays the Penalty
OF HeIu0uS Grimes In France This Morn
InE-AWful Scenes Procede tho kxscu'
tIOn.
Laval, DEPARTMENT oT MAYENNE,
FRANCE, August So.-This town was
yesterday iammOd full Of people waiting
to 500 as much as possible Of the execu'
ton OF Abbo Bruncau, formerly vicar OF
the Church Of Entrammes, who was
convicted at tho Mayeune aSsize court
horO on July lS last OF murder, robbery
and arson.
Thousands OF the peasants anxious to
witness the execution brought food
enough with them to last several days
md camped in the streets, where they
spent their timV sleeping, drinking and
eating, or else surging about the jatl
singing songs which have the eternally
repeated refrain, "Bruneau. 1t is his
bead wo want" and shouting coarse
jokes or roaring under tho prisoners
window.
Tho uproar was distinctly heard by
tho condemned man, who thus under.
won't mental death By torture and
suspense. A largo torcc Of troops was
preseht In order 10 maintain as much
order as possible.
Bruueau was awake when the officers
entered bis cell to tell him It was time
to prepare for tho execution. When he
was dressed tho condemned nnn hoard
mass and received communion. He
prayed the pardon OF God aud men for
any faults he might have committed,
and also asked that the clergy might
pardon him for breaking his vows Of
chastity. Ho then informed the attend.
ants that no was ready. He showed
great coolness until he arrived at the
foot OF tho scafold, when his tortttude
seemed to leave him.
An enormous crowd waa present and
tho people cheered when tho criminals
head fell into tho basket
Bruneau left two:pago letter In
which hc protested his Innocence OF tho
crimes with which he 10 charged.
Tho order for the execution was not
received until 6 o'clock last evening.
When IL became known to the people
II caused general rejoicing,
As tho night advanced the mob grew
noisy and the police cleared tho Place
do Palais do Justice and troops cordoned
the streots In the vicinity. At l o'clock
three Thousand people were waiting In
tho noighborhood and passing the time
in tumultuous singing and yelling.
Thoy became 90 dlsorderly that the SOL
diers werc obliged to drive them further
away.
scene Of execution were lighted and
crammed with spectators who beguiled
tho time in drinking and laughing.
Deibler, tho oxecutioner, and his assist
ants began to erect tho gullotine at 2:l5
o'clock. +.
The scene at that hour was ono Of
rIotous and brutal rejoicing, which was
continued until the knife had fallen,
whom the mob numbered eight thousand
people.
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nost Dissatisfaction prevails, and It is
admitted by prominent Democrats that
Capohart 10 tho weakest man they could
name.
There were diseracOful scones in the
convention. There weFo numerous
fights about town, In which tho United
States marshals figured. The two fac.
tions OF the Wayne delegation fought
all tho way 10 Huntington. Several
men were badly used up. Foul Ian.
guage was used and rovolvors were
tlourished freely. Again Marshal Vim.
son and his deputies figured In the
racket.
Tho democrats arc utterly disgusted
with the whole affair. Among the
visitors were 9. D. Elliott and Hon.
Warren Miller. the next congressman
from this district
Tho senatorial convention met this
morning. Chap. Armstrong was made
chairman. L. o. Brown, the Populist
nominee Of the district, was named for
senator. Some resolutions wore adopted
and the convention adjourned. 1t Is
said Brown Is Camden man. He is
certainly no populist,
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can.. 0oodwIn % ee courtmartIaled.

VANCOUVER. wAsu., August 2e.-A
general courtmartial is to convene ut
Vancouver, September s. for the trial Of
Capt. W. Fl. Goodwin. Company g.,
Fourteenth Infantry. q. s. A, on sew
eral accusations Of drunkenness while
on duty. There arc several countsin the
charge. among others being that while
on duty at Spokane during the late
strike, Capt. Goodwin was guilty oil
drunkenness. Tho captain has been
with Company G, at Huntington, Ore
Con. guarding a number Of Coxeyitss
Who were sentenced to imprisonment
in tho barricade there for stealing
train.
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THE pYrHIaN REVIEW.
Grand Sight on tho whito House Grounds
NrillInnt Nnnnrn.

Grand Sight on tho whito House Grounds.
brilliant HonorS.
WAsuIxeros, D. O.. August 29.-Tho
Pythian knights assembled in tho
broad white lot. back Of tho executive
mansion, for IN exhibition drill and to
be reviewed by their leader, General
Carnahan, this afternoon. Massed over
tho parade ground were thousands of
scarlet plumos allining before the back
ground Of green sward and troes. The
army made nn imposing sight. After
an hour OF drill the Knights wero re.
viewed by Major General Carnahan aud
his staff and then marched back to
camp.
After dark Pennsylvania avenue was
brilliantly illuminated its whole
length, the dome OF tho capitol and the
Statue OF Liberty surmounting 1t being
hung with electric lights.
The work OF fitting the figure Of
the Goddess OF Liberty on tho summit
Of the capitol dome with electric lights,
which was pronounced impossible, has
ut last been accomplished. An effort
10 do II was made during the knights
Templar conclave and the Grand Army
encampment Of 1892, but it was abandon.
cd as being too hazardous. Albert
ports, an assistant to the chief electrician
Of tho capitol, accomplished the feat to.
day by means oil ladder held by four
men on tho top landing OF the dome.
Thursday and Friday nights the figure
will be again illuminated in honor Of
tho visiting Pythians, for whose benefit
tho lights wore put in position.
A trades procession was Witnessed by
most OF the city's population. There
we're many handsome floats In line
with elaborate decorations, and fine
spectacular etIects.
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CRY oy MErrcO, August 2a.-It is re-
ported hore that Chief Clarence, cfthe
Mosquito reservation, who 10 now in
Kingston, Jamaica, will shortly proceed
to MCxico for protection for himself and
his allios In Nicaragua. The plans OF
the Indian chief are kept very close, but
Il isthought he may make definite prop
osition 10 tho Mexican government 70
annex the country, thus putting an end
10 Central American troubles. The
proposition for Mexico to annex all
those warning republics has often been
broaohed in tho past aud has aroused
much opposition from England and
other nations.
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BRooKLYN, August 90.-Fire has do.
stroycd tho Brooklyn Biscuit company's
factory, Noa. 40 to so Fulton street.
Loss $4,000. The factory had Just boon
started and employed 100 hands. Tho
Becker Biscuit conpany's bakery, which
adjoins that Of the Brooklyn company,
was damagod to tho extent OF So, 900.
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DENVER, Col, August 2o.-rhc arrest
of Governor waito aud officials of the
police department on a charge OF de-
tanning and opening O letter intended
for ex.police Matron Tikens has not
caused much exCitament, being gerer.
ally regarded as moro political move.
Tho lotter in question was enclosed IN
an envelope aud addressed Police Ma.
tron, Denver, and 1t was opened by
Natron DWVcr,
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stitution, Including tho writ Of habcas
corpus. and tho head Of the republic is
practically clothed with dictAtorial
powers. Tho provision allowing all
persons to meet peacefully in public Rs
In private is suspended, also that pre-
vision which provontod sending per-
son from the republic or his residence
without an executive countenanee. The
Peruvian government has also increased
the duty on all imports from % to 80
DoP rant
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LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Plotro Tonnini, prosIdont Of tho Rc.
public Of san Narino, Is dead.
1t is reported that tho condition Of
tho Comic do Paris Is growing worse.
NJ. +. Trenton. q forlnOr hotel clerk
OF Chicago, recently Of Columbus, Ohio,
committed suiuido at Chicago by taking
morphine.
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JUDGE oAMPBEnn WE'D.

he Has Not Confined His courting to His
Own Tribunal.
Special Dispateh tohe Inieltgalcsr.
srEunESvILLE, O., August 20.-Judgc
John A. Campbell, Of Now Cumberland,
W. Va, was married here tonight at
9:3o to Miss Naomi Peale. formerly Of
Johnstown, Pa Tho ceremony oc-
Cured ut the residence Of Mrs. S. @.
Davis. and was performed by Rev.
Richard Cartright, OF Rochester, Pa.
They left on bridal trip in tho east.
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CoLuMnus, ND, August 29.-Firc to.
night destroyed tho livery stable of
Shea and Graham. Ton head Of horsos
pcrished. Tho flames also destroyed
The new st. Dcnis hotel. Loss, 1000.
Four other buildings wcro tirod. Total
loss estimated at $4,000; insurance
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THREE DEAD, ONE DYING
as the Result of a Flro in a Now
York Sweat Shop.
FIRES SUSPICIOUSLY NUMEROUS

And Investigations VIII Do MadO-A
Boy Jumps from a FIro Envclopcd
Escape on tho Fifth Story, Striking
OIL a Fireman, killing Himself and
Fatally Injuring the Flreman-Tho
Other Two suiFocatcd With Smoke.
Fires Elsewhere.
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n rorn,l Flren In wn.nlnglon.

New wuArcoM, WASH, August 90
Tho forCuts around this city arc on
fro and strong northOastorly wind Is
blowing towards tho city. Several
suburban residences havo boon dos
'troyed.
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Ia PoRrr, lSD., August 2O.-Thc bus.
moss portion Of Burdlck, small town
wost Of hero on tho Lake Shore road,
was burned carly this morning. Tho
losses aggregate $4,000, with little in-
nuFaFlcO
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FIshtInr In tho TrnusyanL.

PReroRiA, TRANsvAAL, August 90
Heavy fighting took place to-day be'
tween the Ka(irs and tho Boors In tho
North Transvaal. Tho Kntlirs wero do.
icatod, and aro now suing for peace.
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Nsmr of the oeena steamers.
ARRIVED.

sOuthampton-Havel, from Now York.
London-America, from New York;
Mariposa, from Montreal.
Quecnatown-P. Calaud, from New
Liyerpool-Toutonic. from Now York.
New York.-Colorado from Hull.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August 9o.--om.
cIal reports rccOived at tho stute depart.
mont indicate quite serious situation
In Pcru. II has boon found necessary
TO suspend several articles OF tho con.
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TASdIEH, Morocco, August 20.-Fight.
ing has taken place at Shiadma, noar
tho TonsIit river Tho rebel loss is
oYnr 100 mon.
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WARS IN MANY LANDS.
Tho Dutch Troops Meet With Ter
rible Rsverses In Atrica.
THREE COLUMNS CUT TO PIECES.

Tho Chinese olaim Signal Victories
ovor the Japanese. but These lie.
ports Aro Not Confirmed Otherwise.
a Dizzy Story OF Chinese Chase
After tho Encmy Furnished by the
Native Prcss-Troublcs>i In othcr
Places.
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CAPEHART NOMINATED.
Tho Convention Marked by Dis
graceful scones.
NOMINATED ON THE FIRST BALLOT

u. 8. Marshal vinson aud His Frionds
Bolt aud Throw Down the Gauntlet.
Tho Chestnut Resolutions Put
Throueh-It Was a Fighting Crowd,
and onice Holders Mako a Large
Part of tho Gathering aud Most OF
the Rows-The Result Not Aoccpta.
bic.
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Ssanaes NJ sssSary
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tp oala kasN. sas sword, s,s-
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sirakps coss.ig Il his turn
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eflfiS 800 .{erfli8n in one 81 y,ur habits
asissefi Naicl 40 yhu think riate the
rfHer dif'l+,s last nlr1t. ypn who wcfH
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'cs tsNn ne rncant qHau Sho we're ride w
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pS un r TIE wprt And 1 could see inst
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ilf1nly. 'lhere was AVERY beet
f0t wound ,ate Inc drink nothing.
si,ipoes se exc-ninied- fteFiine and han-
wcula rather yoa dfank nothing than
tnt UttS8. she rfolst1. Z 6ecAuae y (ft,r-
men ana 2 drlinlsalsl haze come to nlean
tai1s tnc renrQaeh2 For shame fsuDert.
You treat 1e IKE a hoyl'; he cried
s..erly aud shoushi she was hard on
ifeil ycn have only Yourself TO liame.r
have Ike boy. And ! do not like 70 have
e tsush for my Friends
That Gu. him very deeply. He uttered
a hlff-stifled cry of anger and reined in
HE horse. You have 81 ID enough he
cried. speaking thickiy. You shall have
no furtner cause 10 blush IN my case,
Nain relieve Won" And IA the insfaut
with low bow. he turned his horses head
and rude down The column toward the
river. leaving my lady Is go on alone
] confess I thought she had been hard
on Him. Perhars she thought so, too. NOW
he was gone. but here WAS the heFlrutng
~ pretty quarrel Isut / did not gsiass
the direction It was likely to take until a