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50 NOIINAII. tFIbH An.
Finally Adjourn without
Naming .t Ticket.

COLUMBIA, :. c., Sept. 2G.-Tho anti
Tumaa caucus evidently dd not kow
what they wanted 90 do. and adjourue !
thls morning az i.n without doing any
Thing. except To pass feN resol t1us.
First it was decided 10 make nominal
tIouS. ttcu the caucus refused t9 res-.ni
the resolution to t.dt effect Vet IL
wound up by not making any nomina-
tul-.
The discussion was long and earn ST.
a.l the nomination crowd was i'm ma
Jor.ty. uut number OF delegations an
nouuced that they would withdraw II
nominations were made Various iudl-
v.dlals announced the same determine
lion. and all THIS had the effect Of max
ing tie majority finally reso nd what
they had At uIat q tormincd 10 ao. The
nomination element Is much dis listed.
The Tumau q .ket Will 90 through now
without opposition.
The resc ut.Ols passed provided for The
organization II "truc Demo ratio cubs
ana strongly opposed the call ng Of the
proposed constitutional convention.
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F0H,rrm POPULris.
they Sominats Straight Ticlse'-So fu-
sion with Republicans.

WINSTON. y. c.. Sept. 20 Special
The Forsyth PopuIists met here to-day
and nominated a straight Ticket. Fusion
.,jth The Republicans, which tas been
talked OF FOR some time failed. Both par
lbs wanted too many ~ the offices. j.
" spears and j. 4. franseau were uoml-
uarei for the House Of Repre- sentatives;
+ keduer was endorsed fOr State sena-
tor ......
convention tomorrow. several or thelr
,,,,,b.r are disappointed over no fusion.
n1,i talent rendered Shakespeare
traelc play. Julius Caesar with great
s,,'e.ss hero last night Miss Lura Beard,
an clocuioni-t ~ State reputation, was
The star of IN" evening. she VIII 80 20
%nv York shorty 10 pursue her studies
IN tn art. In which she displays marked
nhllItY.
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MANCHESTER. Sept 2&-The Guar
dian. I'm its commercial arti 'le. says.
Much of an undertOne Of uIL ettlewent
has been occasiOueI Juring the week by
the prospect OF very large cotton
crop lu the United States Buyers OF
yarn and other goods arc renewing their
caution. while producers need to be
watched because of the better marEins.
occasionally low offers f0r dist tInt de-
livery are accepted. Sellers are firm
though the pressure eXortrd has II ueccs
slty led 20 some yielding. Fir orders
for India have been receY j, cl.edy
from Calcutta. but much ~ this business
has been found 20 ba impracto1b.c.
There has been Htua Increase I'm
the inquiry for china, but this has not
lei to much business. The trading for
South America has been moderate. y
few orders f3r yarns have been secured
at lower prices.
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on cHI1AAr4oGAIIELD.
Confederate Commander Assist ng I'm Lo-


CHATTANOOGA. TENN, sept 70
Tie work Of locating tie Confederate te
lines I'm 1853 on Lookout Mountain, "il7-
sIouary Ridge ana Chickamaugd is pro-
cres~.ug nicely Many II the cominl~'
s.ouers appointed hy the Governors oL
tine several Southern states jhat Hd'
troops in these battles are now IN me
cItN a~ri~tiu- the tAIcEamauga ana
Chart4uoogg National Military PARK
CommI mI-s.on IN ttr work. i.e 's'"I-
Commission arrived yesterday afternoon.
Gcu,fa.s Boyntou, smith, Fullerton, ana
stuart. the Park Comm -lo.oi- expect
=. E.Ie nj t~a lines and positions !O-
Gated within the next month.
General IT, '. NuIlAdI ana Major
G,.I-. NJ Catln. members OF the MIS-
sissIppi state Commission. spent Mondiay "a! },
.utft. fr, Park CHmWi -iOuer~ in locating
fine Dgsition of Walthalls brigade n the
battle OF ,nlckamdusa, ana yesterday
Lookout Mountain and Missionary HIse
were inspected.
Major Gevau was insIector-FeneraI o.
NalthaWs brigade. which WAS composed
of the Twenty Twenty sevenjh.
Twenty-uinth. Ihirueth, and inirly
fourth Mississippi regiments and FOWi-
.r'1 Alabama battery.
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G4fES COTNTY NohfN ~.
Democrat. cor NJ M oi winning--A Pretty
Home NoddinE.

SUFFOLK. VA, sept. 26. -Special-The
urterrilled Democracy Of Gates county
y. c., in convention assembled to-day
at Gatesville, nominated their full county
ticket and l.. l.. Smith "A prominent law
yer and aumnus of Randolph Macon COL
iege. as representative to the ioWy'
r.. Henry. OF Henderson y. g.. delivered
a very able address 10 the convention on
the issues Of the campaign Populsm ~
ON the decline in Gates county, and she
will elect her full Democratic ticket by
4 very pretty wedding was solemnized
at the residence OF Rev George g. van
derslice, y. D., on Main street thlS az az
Mr. Lee Britt and Mrs. Lula '; lyeN
the father OF the bride Rev. l)r. F9nieI'
slice oficiating. Mr. Britt if superlnten,
dent Of schools Of Nanscmond county, ana
a prominent lawyer Of this section Thll.
Mrs Iyev is one OF SuGolk's falrest
daughters. Brilu presents were numer-
ous and handsome. fhe ha,py coulls
loft via the Noriolk anA Western railroad
ON "A northern tour
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MRS STANFORD iSiEECEDED.
Tried 70 Have Discharged Railway strikers
G.,fr,-I.tI.I

OAKLAND. CAL, Sept. 26.-T. J Rob
raf@ Il MI. 4. R. L.. recently wrote Mrs.
Leland STANFORD I'm behalf of the strikers
Who hAd been reduced ID destitution on
account of their inability L. secure work.
~. nls received an autograph letter from
Mrs Stanford in reply, reeretuns mat II
Is NOT .u her power TO relieve the as
fr,-s..l Strikers She expressed her "uh-
Tgatiou' 20 th- gentlemen who escorted
h.r from the mountains 10 oakland and
SIv~ she sympathizss with the strikers.
ufa she knows. were lei away by cN-
.i..nc,It. lrI ala not expect to do The
li,s Sanford SAYS she has made ap-
rli.1finn to the railroad officers 90 re-
,......' fh, men CI-m.~ al FOR conduct dur
U.. 3D.. strike hut her eutreateS have
r.1o IGNORED Sh. hopes that iu time the
mon win De- restored to tAelr places, and
nr1r,iecz 10 continue her influence in their
ItLatf.
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MIS-, WIILfAMs WEDs.
shs Becomes thu Briie ~ br wat
smith IN Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Sept 26.-Mlss Charlotte
Williams and Dr. Waiter smlth were
married this evening at the bride !. 81
dence Is ST. Paul street. The housr'
wb.Ch Was beautifully decorated was un,
ccmfortably .riI crowded with The e.ite Q.
baltimore society. The ceremony Was
performed by Rev. Dr. Hodges. OF S''
Paurs Protestant Eplscopal ehsfsh. en- ia,.
George Hawkins Williams. She inherited
a large fortune from her grandfather tns
iate John :. Gittings. she ~ trsa.
borse-woman and is member or ths
iridrilge Fox Hunting Club. the groom
90 he son OF Or Allan H. Smith, the
celebrated physician.
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WARNER FORECAST.

wAeuINCTON. ID. c., Sept 2V--Fer
,,,ro'n1s and North Carolina: Rr.-, msn
northeast % winds. violent x the coast,
nnrooably shifting 20 northwest. clearing
aana slightly warmer In the afternoon
I'm western portions
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BrRLIN. Sept 2G-Heaitn reports
covering tie period from september l'th
-. -.rfaruber 2ith show mat ia East
-, and tha NIetula region t1oIc
war. Il new cases OF cholera and
Hoatbs IRON, tho disease. Prom Sepiein-
ber 18Th 10 81 there were ~ ne" 49, 49,,
and n deaths Iu upper Sie7la onLy
tu,o I,,o i1sas and no deaths were reported
IN H.. HhIn. nrnNlnues.
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.oo,,g for the Temple Cnp Series

LOUI9VlILh, ~ Sept %.-After a
lot Of eqmml'@Ifoath eqaa of the oYer Hamero lne wres YRS
.,'lid Saionagrr ward, Of the New York club,
anu an. 'rii...,,ied 10 play seven or nine games
ns,or il1' W The season is over, Each manager
6e aa ne % hfS doubtless the 0tfF Se the 'sa% S6ei
anu w ',feete.i ever seen on the diamond
hVii, decided, save the number of games
An Z NI1v,d. and this will doubtless be
%ed n NV YORK aa fSSP and Bap@6re PamSsT WIN Mbe be
pay d5 "a o. came will be played in a city yet
" w ~ Jecidrd upon.
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MD GHIfF's CASE.
II I. CaI,d in Chicago nnd Continued 70
October . H..

CITrACO TI-L. Sept. 2G--SUoclI-
Nej - White the sporting reporter who
st,, I X. Haines, manager Of the Iron
Npa august 81. was before Justice Kor-
sten fGls morning for trial on a charge
Of assault with deadly weapon with
Ht,,,i,,t's attorney, the case went over 10
tGitih.r 5th. the bond being continued in
. =. IN, nf sD0 White was in court,
pavinE p,i come from Richmond, Va. The
wounl produced was not serious and
nine has entirely recovered.
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DEMOCR4TS ENDORSE SIMPSON.
The Action o ~(r Committee. However, is
CoudemuedAy Wichlt. Democrats.

WICHITA. KAS.. Sept. 2G.-The Demo
cratic congressional committee Of the
seventh district met II Great Bend yes
tprda, ard endorsed Congressman Jerry
simpson FOR reel. ION.
Democrats here say that the comm t
tee had no aut3o.ty 10 DO this. and
that the Australian ballot law in voBIe
I'm Kansas would orb.d It. so that as
tLerc is ID large element Of Democracy
0Iipo,eI to any endorsement Of P0puiism
fl is probable thar an injunction viii
ra -.k.d for prohibiting tie placing Of
Simpson, name o1 the ticket as the
Democratic nominee.
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FREE SILVERITEs WON.
Led On by Conrressman Bryan They Cap
mr.. the , hnit IN a IL hin.

OMAHA, Nlt,B., Sept. 26.-Nebraska
Democrats captured Omaha to-day, ana
,he State Convention opened this morn
ing NOT a delegate would be missing.
Ail the open talk and the badges were
for Bryan and free silver. The conven-
,ton was called To order by CHAIRMAN
tSIclid Martin at 80 o'clock, and the
call for the convention was read. chair
man Martin then said that IN accordance
with establisS-c custom tne 'eItidi
Committee would recommend Hon. alatt
Miller for temporary chairman. lhe
motion was seconded by \ delegate from
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VIENNA. Sept. 2d.-Memoers OF lhe
.,ociai Democratic MorIingmen' party
Yesterday scattered through the streets
Io,slats upon wniCn were ptihteu
tt,arJ for universal suffrage. lhe
yoiice arrested seventy persons ehgaged
in this propaganda.
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,,rr HOI-RNE. Sept. 2G-The election
for members Of Parliament. which took
~, ~ -, r.leutlv. resulted i'm the return Of
.,"J, ',,..lght Miuistcridlsts, nfty-four
I,r,1sition. and thirteen independents
NN}Pihpistnrs OIcshlen, Baker, and Richard
sa, and Speaker Bent were defeated for
~, ~. ,,i.r.rs comprise a Pro.ectlonist
dH. hut the victory is alleged 10
maJoi '1p chiefly due 10 the support OF
mersonz I,e,S a in the civil service ana NAL
,tu i1Satfersau's reduction Of Salaries
"td other economies.
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NEW YORK. sept 26-It is oiiicIally
stated that holders Of such r -oftanEE =
bonds ~ tha Southern Railway Company
bearing interest from subsequent d tg5
nnJer the terms Of the Richmond Ter
minal plan may obtain the n" 6onds
at the time of exchange out hot I. IneIe re-
after, with all coupons on - t"''"9 ~
IN. aIdItlnnaI interesl.
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NEgKO PROHfBIyfosIsTs.
Resoluticn. Agalnsi tho 'iqn"r Irahe-
Withdraws ~ = Pop'iis'.

WELDON. y. c., Sept Special
weldon people are having a taste OF
the great tropical storm today and nros
arc quite comfortable. and men are but-
toucd 10 the chin IN oyercoats. IN iacI
it feels Amos sgro T0'I R,n,is, Association AZ
Fn6eiJ today. W. r. Young, ot Little,
tnn n prominent col0red politician ana
.nostnaster. introduced some strong
resolutions condemning the hquor udlItt
and M. drinking Of liquor by the coiJre"
200 Ue snid the saloon must go.
Mir v. II. Harris, the Thlriites cam
didate FOR the Legislature. refuses 10 run
on the fusionist ticket. and "ithdreNs
frorn the race Mr. Harris Is the most
,',n,,inrnt Third paTtytte In the county.
The Halifax county Republicans VIII
hold their convention october the An.
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,rr AIRY y. c.. Sept. 2j-Special-
,,i'l " re.. saw mill OF Jordan Co, near
cur. in chatham county ,i was r,d9IidS t95iIiy
CT. Irs'' ~, a.. was accidental and originated
a., tpn engine-house. No insurance. The
ioss is about $bOUJ.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, sept %.-SPee,a,. ~. "a,
IL, m,,, ana certainly not improved. Bishop
Pi1hard ih 4 Wilmer. Of Alabama, came To
Itltn"Iu 'to-Jay. They are lifelong
friends ana ne family say ~ thll recagnt tneTe
was unmistpkably E'edm u ie0'S"'-
ttor but that was all.
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second Payment Ordered.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The Navy
Department has authorized the second
payment on gunboats Nos; ana ro6,n,,n, >, pui,u,
Inc al Newport News, VA amounting
tn xl9 $50 on each boat.
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1bau Combs Recaptnred.

,nrSBORO. VA. Sept. 2i.-Special.-
- ~ N11,Ifnbs. who escaped from jail some
xy T@' mea s4rrSaddfa ahd rdcdptSre P sGaS and
by apu" i, iail at Hillsville. awaiting his
Is nov w several indictments. for stealing
and md other crimes.
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Ne. coohlaa WIN Get Her piyorre

NEW YORK. Sept 26.-Referec I'd.
,,ard Jacobs dled In the super or Court
his morning a report. In whien ne recon-.
,nends that Kuehne Beveridge Coxhian
receive an absolute divorce from Chas'
roQhlan the actor.
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YUEGLtssCUCK DfJoRCF.
Colonel Christy Exp ains The Position OF
Senator Stewart.

wAsUINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. 26.-Speak-
inc of senator Stewards connection with
the GIasscock divorce case. Colonel Rob
ert Chrsty. counsel for Senator stewart,
said to a reporter to-day that the senator
Is not a party ia the suit D"' GA
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Named fnr Congress.

NtoRRIsroWN. TENN, Sept. PA,
,,nrriSiolvn Yesterday the Democrats OF
,to' ,he F1Tst district nominated Thad A.
Cox OF Washing yoa essynty, for Congress-
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x.~owyuy THERMOMETERS

Following was the range Of the ihfr-
mometer at The Times oiiice yesterday:
"a NJ. ,l2; IL M. ca; 8 4. NJ. tt;
y. H., o2 % 4. NJ. w; midnight, ~
Average ~.
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appearance, presented quite contrast 20
the new cohent'n nan IN "nt.n tnr f..,
luitarHns held sway. lHt Id.lut&''a ~ ~ tGi
work We're very lood, Ho"tF'l, VIZ. w
haste WIN WlIlh ihe .tII li -
made 'r cons I-'itd' INt Nt.'.+.''.'" 80.
poor and l... gates anu SiD'''i1 WIZ
requested t' eAunSulsh 'h'.I N-7.'''
.-...... ..... ..er,-p
ADD
Senator BlI called ihr t1HF'itl'i "
order ar 1850 o'clock. Ile committee on
Contested S.1fs decided lu iaN'f "l .-Ll
sitting DELEGATES except m Nol-i Oe ~.
Whtfr o. ie'I t'-'1 .' l'o- i9 u ~, 1,o nan
SH'pdl .ll.". "l ''' IN 49, ,,.,,,ittaa or
WN'H 'a' iNi''N '' '"'l NJ, t,,.r.t,iIl
''hit .'t ',i'7 nl7 ,-,.l ,i.o lrft tbn
''liI'.. +l. ii'-''s 49,. 81 fra .r.f..~t OK
ilii "i'. '.' o.. ...,,-itt...
'"+t.0 i'''.,' ,.'., .-'' 'i..i~,...1 .t tba Com
ui'i'i i'' ,,..,, .-.... ..r re
iIlI.t 'H 'i''' i''''' '.t '.., ,.' t1.. t.r,uo-
I'Il'd DIT LN'ol '4 MI ,,'. 5...5 ana
LaiH Iil., . ..... t,'.'.i ,.h .t,.,r,Iu
NJ'--l5. Il,.,'.i- ,-.rfnor SncgH.u. of Erie
reported the platform ,''o ,, ", 'i, r5 iro
t.' ,.,.., ,.,o,,nj,'o-i5ns
-.rat.f, IIu sand.
.tlrt. pl4ce looks a little more Demo-
y.tl' li'' ,&I.. & ,ha leffclsouIar u.moc-
NOV I'm its simplicity, UuI 1 have only
u. lI...-r that mn tins place were LuWl-
mated two Democratic Governors Who
,..r. elected"
41a chairman then recognized taieu
h INA. ut Albany. VINO iu au eloquent
speech placed iu nomination for ''Frrn'r
John Boyd IhdgheI oil Albany.
FIRST STAMPEDE FOR Ill.
When Mr. Hitt had finished hiayn
Reynolds Of AueghduN, rose and sara.
'tTrt united delegation of Aii'guuHN
,1Iuty desires to place I'm nomination
tn.ir first aud only choice, DAVID b.
nuI"
Vrat was an Doe had time TO say. Ihc
crowd went UIIH with enthusiasm. Men
STOOD ON tuy.r seats and waved their
hats for three Muut IS.
senator hIu rourlgi with hls &aIeA gave,
FINALLY Colonel Fellows. OF New ] lcih.
arose and the crowd thinking 'Ndl Dee
would say somethiuS about HiIL sub
sY4cJ. senator Iu.l, ihrn a9AHs lhe
.uuul- noe of Colonel ieH"%7 I'.u, .,
y ana Eiat"iHI 10 me I''ilv' az ~,
the Empire state Tor the courtesy an"
kindness of the past nul mus, iinIul1, ray ny 40
\oL ''nh9l "IIve 5.I','.,ro, ~ "' ''"' '''''''
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mr. PLIff % 20 ~.
Cleveland Endorsed--lhe \. p y. SUD the
Income lax Denounced.

Cleveland Endorsed-ihe ~ = - NJ" '"'
Income lax Dononhcr"'
Ihe P'Hu''i' 5't 20 >-,,,. York com
IAe I''M. I.l. I..'F ~ .. -. i9' 90 ,l.a,
graduates ID f-'Il. ga ~ -. -,J
TIE Iesi1itNNA oi "'H.y -o' % 80 i.,l.
the lMPrpFtNr-. 'i IH4A7- Ia ,.'Vt,
which are i'.i1"ll" iA' ifFrHI ~ " ~
cratic Congress oi tac panic nl4Afi..7 '-'Ii
Of lts EtPI". ~ ii-a.. ,,- ,ii
financial legislation, driving out our tI'''
ana ln.t4irila- o. s..t-It 7lFr 7NN'i 4'- -
a worse ~ tL war i,liii, u!lIr.e.'. 'i "t .'
ding 10 the cost OF llfIuE dIH'-i'NH-
ing Federal revenues and oFef-7unNit
favored lHda.'i.. 3t me t,....l 'Nl '
prOhiCatc expenditures. converting an as
suIiuE Treasury surplus INTO an a-dIi
ing u.i.lt-tAe-. We're tl- iil-.ou.'lfei
ANA lH-ltlti I.'t.|tr 't ls' 'i''-..''-' t-'
tlsan>iup, which brou-ht lHr country ID
,he yetg9 OF nnneini ""t '.dis'i ,..,. ..''
jncon,as itIrlld tlns of thousand. ol men
out of work. closed factories. DESTROYED
business brought thousands o, aeseiNhs
poor face to face w.tu starvation, H.i
inflicted q,utral distress upon the AW,ri-
can pe1pI.. The complete transfer of the
Government to the Democratic party was
too late TO avert these terrible Owls. IL
cuvIq only ra1.oy. the causes and r--
r.fr tt4 t-.f,,,.,-
We therefore rejoice that 10y the repeal
Of the sherman law for the purchase ana
storage of silver bullion all Tear ol d
dcureDiated currency has been a..atei
and faith has been restored iU the ability
Of th. Government TO maintain a constant
uaritv between It's gold and silver coin
ace: that by the repeal of the Mckinney
taYim law the iuorlmlte taxation ot tAr
many for the benefit of the few has been
uataely dlutnIs..l. and u ttc ol0e" ~
iue1lffabIe and m1ustrous customs uItle,
which have starved some Industries and
over-fed others. The tariff schedules nave
been adjusted $50 that while amor il' -
ample safeguards for American l.o-i
they reduce the price 90 the people OF ne
,t-eifil~ life l.l fIItNi ilIf' l'l
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We denounce. as contrary to the spirit
o. our institutions, any display o. re-
nsious Intolerance I'm politica! discus
eions. We deplore any attempt 10 pro-
scribe candidates for Office on the grouHd
AZ religious belief by secret organizations
rr otherwise The Democratic party,
which -nas always stood for political and
RELIGIOUS freedom, does not hesitate 10
condemn all efforts 10 create distinc-
e,,ces in faith as unworthy of an enlBht-
ened age and abhorrent 10 the instincts
- A Arl.rinnn frnHmpn.
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MOVING NORiH YARD.
The Tropical Hurricane Expected to Reach
New York Thursdty Ntcbt

WASHINGTON, y. c., sept 26.-At
p. VI. the following special buli:dh re-
garIlng the West India hurricane was
received:
The tropical hurricane, announced I'm the
special weather bureau bulletins ot The
yith and 9th. reached nortA-t---rn EIorl-
dd this morning at II a. 81. The wind
had shifted t0 the northwest at Jack
s0nvilIe. with a pressure Of 2J.36, showing
that the storm centre was few miles
southeast of that station The observer
there reports many trees blown down and
houses uur0Oted
The Indications are that the hurricane
will move I'm a northeast direction along
the Atlantic coast. probably .eatA,ik Sew
York Thurs lay night. All NE Ifin,lpai
towns along the coast, from Connecticut
to Florida. have been Wltnad pi violent
gales and high tides.
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op,yey CROP DAMAGED 1ScALcuLABLY.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Sept. 26.-Thc
expected hurricane from the West Indies
win the wind blowing al velocity OF
a. miles per hour and rain pouring in
I'm torrents business is completely para
lived Tho Everett Hotel. the largest I'm
tha city IS unrootrd, and flooded with
water The unfinished Union Depot is
blown down The loss is $4,000. a. NUM-
ber of people We're injured, none Killed.
There is no communication with south
Florida but it iS said that many lndan
River orange groves are totally ruined,
ana orange crops damaged incidentally.
The streets Of the city are Hooded, the
river being three feet above th. nosWIl.
The wind at the mouth Of the -lver re-
corded H. miles an hour Mayport at its
mouth. is flooded. and several houses are
I'M danger 30 persons lost their lives
there Two houses IN Jacksonville were
blown down 40 trains are arriving. or
departing from jacksonville, many large
Wash-1uts being reported
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forth without the Inspiring influence OF
his leadersip. (CBeersl. by all the ties that
have bound him IN the past. by his hopes
OF the future, by his duty TO his country
/ demand that he lead u.s. and j now
name him for Governor u'roionge1
81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

ALBANY. n. Y. Sept Senator Hin
spoke as follows on being serenadei here
this evening.
"Fejlow Democrats and Gentlemen For
this generous reception and the conpl-
mont of this serenade / tender yuu my
sincere thanks. This demonstration Is
part OF the unexpected events OF day
which 10 me has been one OF mingled SUR
priscs and embarrassWcnts. The action
of the Democratic convention, which is
the occasion Of this asseWblage and
which was unforeseen by myself
ilnposcs responsibilities and obligations
oil which | cannot speak tonight. TN
Willing as | was TO receive the honor
which the convention I'm spite Of my pro-
test has sought 10 confer upon me / am
,ieeDlv touched by the unusual manifes-
tation of confidence and esteem which
accompanied the actiOn Of the convention,
and tonight l can only express in feeble
language small part OF the gratitude
which 1 feel toward the Democracy of
New York AT some future time / hone
TO express my Views at length upon the
issues involved i'm this most important
campaign. ! renew my thanks for this
demonstration and bid you good night"
WHIT> l "t. FOR maj.
QUARANTINE. l.. l., Sept. 26.-Wil-
liam G. Whitney was interviewed at
Quarantine this morning, and announced
positively that he would under no cir
cumstances accept the Democratic nom
nation for Governor. He declined TO
state his reasons at length. but gave the
imDl session that his business interests
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

presented quite contrast TO
I I'uitarans held sway The facilities for
work were very good, however when the
haste with which the "ment- were
made is considered. The Ventilation was
moor 4aI delegates and sh0uter- were
frq..st,I q. eNtuguish their cigars.