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NOTHING oFFIOLAL

Received by Chinese and Japanese Lega.
tions nt wnShington-Tho Former un-
concerned, tho Latter Elnted.
WAsurNcroS. Sept. 2o.-Neither tho
Chinese nor Japanese legations have re-
ceived any advlces as to the great naval
engagement of Yalu. Lieutenant. Nj.
yoaka, the naval as.ache Of tho Japan.
ESQ legation, returned to-day from an
eastern trip. He is well acquainted
with the scene Of the battlo, and says II
is so far removed from Japapese tele.
graph stations that word would first
have to be carried by dispatch boats to
Tsushima or Nagasaki before the Toxic
authorities could be informed Of the
battle. AS the battle occurred last Sat.
urday II is expected that the dispatch
boats will have the official version
transmitted very soon. The Japanese
officials hero are much elated over the
latest reports, as they say the sinking oil
China's big battleshlp, the Chen Yuen,
fatally cripples China's water defense.
Another significant fact commented
on at the Japanese legation is chat for
eIBu OulCetB appear 10 uAVe Ueeu III
command OF the Chinese ships, which
in the judgment Of tho Japanese au.
thorities here show that tho Chinese
are yet deficient In native commanders
and arc depending on foreigners to
manipulate their chips, which Is In
marked contrast with the native com.
mand OF all Japanese war ships.
Tho Chinese minister declines to dis
cuss tho recent battles or any phase OF
the war. In response to an inquiry to.
day, he sent word that no advices had
been received and that he was very
busy. He Is building largo ball room
in the rear Of the legation with tho
prospect OF extensive social festivities
In the near future. There Is apparently
no disposition to share In the panic at
Pekin over tho Chinese revorses on land
and sen.
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JAPANEsE PATRIOTISM

Against Chiucso IudIfferente-A DistIu.
gu,shed Prelnte's observations.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.-Mgr. Phili-
bert Termoz, prelate Of tho pope, 10 in
the city on an apostilic mission. The
distinguished visitor was one Of the
passengers on the steamer Oceanic,
which arrived from the orient few
days ago. Since the beginning Of last
year he has been looking into the creeds
and customs Of all the oriontal nations,
and at tho came time has been investi-
eating tho works Of all Catholic mis-.
sions in the countries through which he
has traversed.
From Picking Mgr. Termoz went by
way Of Manchooria and Korea to Japan.
He saw tho Japanese fleet land Its
troops at Chemulpo and says lie was
struck with the military manner IN
which tho ceremony was carried out.
Japan'a army, he says, is far superior to
that of China.
"Tho great trouble with China" he
said, "is the lack OF patriotism among
the people. In Japan every mothers
son is stepped In patriotism. In China
viceroy and number OF soldiers are
hired to defend the country. They
might be 90 many Hessians for all the
patriotism they possess"
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THE ODD FELLOWS.
The RebOkah Degree Under Considerable
by the Sovereign Grand Lodge.

The RsbOkah Degree Under Consideration
by the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Sept 2o-The
soeereign Grand Lodge Of Odd Follows
In secret session at Lookout Mountain
to-day had under consideration the Re.
bekah degree. The ladies heading this
degree arc asking for representation in
the grand lodge and for grip and pass.
word. The consideration Of these ques-
tons occupied the entire time OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge ut tho morning
session.
Some excitement prevailed in the
lodge to-day, when the question was
raised that the sessions were not being
hold In the corporate limits Of Chatta.
nooga, the action Of the last grand body
being that "the next place Of meeting
be chattanooga, @ Tenn" Il was claimed
most earnestly by some that the pro-
ceedings would be illegal on that &C.
count, but it finally decided to 60 on
with the meeting, that being them.
selves tho sovereigns they could mako
what ever they did legal. But there
are many who hold otherwise.
The report Of tho committee appoint
ed TO locate aud eroct building as
heaaquarters IN Baltimore was poet
poned indefinitely. The law requiring
canton tax was repealed.
A Past Grand Master and Past
Grand Patriarch's Association was au.
thorized for each jurisdiction.
A special committee was appointed
TO investigate tho alleged misappropri-
alton Of fcnds donated to tho Fargo sut-
ferers.
Legislation on the admission Of wo.
mon to tho order through tho Rebekah
lodge caiho next The now legislation
admits all Odd Fellows and wives and
all white women over eighteen years OF
age who "believe In the ruler Of tho
universe"
The ladies we're the guests OF tho local
Rebekah lodge this afternoon. They
were driven over the government road
To Missionary Ridge and De Longs
place, where q Bohemian lunch was
served.
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nR1EFs FROM THE WIRES.

Ihe he9reW matters oL He~utk, vsI N. d. o.,
have decided on general Ssr'Ao 'or 'n'
creaseu wagos'
Returns from tho Victoria (AustraIia)
elections show that several oil tho min
isters were defeated.
1t is announced that the Brazilian
government proposes to raise loan Of
3,000,0 900 pounds sterling.
Tho Now York executive committee
of seventy advises ali anti. i.Tanmany or.
vanization TO unto on an independent
Candidate, regardless OF politics.
Tho No, cosh In tho Unitod s,otcs
,.aasWrr nU rUs ~ tho close of buSinsss vcSter.
ESasp Sov uas sI9S 81 ~ 744' 'S0S, Of which s579Is.
kity "aS FiLo' 1I'SOo, ~ "'eu S"'''A0i
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HILLS EMPHASIS.
lie Lends Up to Climax In Mentioning
tho Candidates.

lie Lends Up to IL Climax In Mentioning
tho Candidates.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. Ex-senator
Hill talked with representative Of the
Associated Press to-nightat his summer
home, two miles north of Albany.
"Will you DO candidate for governor
If tho party decides that you alone can
aid itH" was asked.
"For publication I must decline to
say no to such question, and ! must
also decline to say "yes," he answered
with twinkle OF his eye.
"What about Daniel LockwoodR was
tho next question. :.
"Mr. Lockwood Is strong man."
(this with an emphasis on Lockwood J
"Well, then, Frederick Cook2"
"a strong and popular man." (this
with emphasis particularly on popular.)
"Then, John Boyd Thacher is mon.
toned" was ventured.
"Afr. Thacher is also strong man, q
very strong man." (the emphasis this
time on Thacher aud rising to climax
on "atrong man."
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YoKouoMA, Sept. 2o.-The particulars
received hero in regard to tho battle Of
Ping Yang show that the Chinese loss
was 1000 killed and 14,500 wounded
and prisoners. A fourth part of the
Chinese army escaped. The Japanese
loss was only about II officers wounded
and 200 soldiers killed.
The Japanese army Is marching on
Wiiu, which it Is expected will be
reached by tho end oi September.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. N.-The
Japanese legation hero Is In receipt OF
the following cable In regard to the bat.
Ito at Ping Yang on September 10. 1t
came via St. Petersburg and Is from
General Nodga, commander.in-chief OF
Japanese forces In the fold In Korea.
Tho dispatch says:
"The loss Of Japan In tho battlo OF
Ping Yang, so far ascortained, was elev.
en- officers killed, 154 mon killed, thirty
officers wounded, 52l men wounded,
besides forty officers whose fate is un.
known. Chinese lost over 1000 killed
and the number OF wounded Is not yet
known, butt is believed TO have been
very largo. A number OF the Chinese
wounded are In our fold hospital"
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ANOTHER WOOL FAKE.

The Registers Absurd story About q DEM
ocratiC Wool layer Being hob6ed-The
Facts In the Caso-A ROomCrang.
Sporiai D1EpoteA 70 Ia IatAt9ala1
PurLIPPI, W. Va, Sept 90.-The fol-
lowing dispatch from this place ap-
peared In this mornings Wheeling
Register:
Last night Colonel A. G. Chrislip. =
prominent Democrat and wool buyer Of
this county, was assaulted and stoned
on tho streets Of this town by Ropubli-
cans because he offered to buy wool at
an advance over the Mckinley prices.
This shows how desperate Republicans
are becoming and what methods they
will resort TO.
Worry few intelligent people ure likely
to believe such IN absurd story, and o
denial would scarcely seem necessary.
However, it may bo well TO give tho
facts about the matter.
On Tuesday night Chrislip. who was
we'll loaded with Democratic en-
thusiasm, took an illuminated sign
from tho front OF restaurant on bis
shoulder, and, with lot OF small boys,
started down street with tho idea that
he was having q parade. The small
boys following in his wake, TO increase
the hilarity OF the occasion, throw some
stones at the illuminated sign. Chrislip
is q small wool buyer on commission.
When he gets lots Of the aforesaid on
thusiasm on board no otior to buy wool
at twenty cents, but as soon as anybody
offers to sell he gets very busy with
other branches OF his business. lie has
not bought q pound at over fifteen
narkA
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A snvcrn Rehuke.

USroxrows, Pa, Sept. 2O.-Judgo Ew-
ing called up for sentence tho fivO Con-
ncllSvillo business mon convicted OF un.
lawful assemblage at this court. Before
imposing sentence tho court called the
Intention OF tho defendants TO tho
gravity Of their ofFenso by a stinginU
lecture. He spoke Of them as being
prominent business mon and property
owners who should havo had the most
concern in tho preservation OF the
poace and in assisting the county au'
thoritics in suppressing disorder.
The Judge said no would not i'm
prison the defcudnnts because oi the
prominouce and disgrace It would on
tail upon them, but wonid hne them
according TO thoir ability 70 pay. They
woro fnod from s75 to $500 and coats
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THE WHISKY TRUST.

President Grcenhut Issues Gail for n
Special alceting-Tho Probable Reason.
PEORIA, Ills, Sept. 2o.-PresIdent
Grecnhut, OF tho Diatilling & Cattle
Feeding Company, this evening issued
a call for special meeting Of the board
of directors to be held in this city to-
morrow morning ut 0 o'clock. Tho bus
mess ia Of most urgent kind and n
full attendance is requested. President
Greonhut refuses to state tho object,
but II is certain it has to do with the
officers OF tho American Distributing
Company, who are now in tho city.
These were seen to-day, but refused to
hn intnrYieMnl.
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BETHANY JAIL BURNS.
The "Lock.Up" Entirely Destroyed
Fire this Morning,

The Look.Up'' Entirely Destroyed by
Fire this Morning.
About 1890 o'clock this morning
cries OF sire" woke up that usually
quiet town of Bethany, and in re-
markably short time about every in
habitant was on the streets. The fire
then had big start and illuminated
tho country for q milo around. Tho
burning building was the town jail, or
"lock.up" as 1t is moro Generally
known, q one-story frame structure of
two rooms, and tho fro had secured
such start that the volunteer bucket
brigade was unable to cope with it, aud
the building was soon entirely do.
stroyed. The loss Is about $500, with
no insurance. Tho fro is supposed to
be Of incendiary origin, but at present
there is no clue to tho fre-bug.
Happily there were no criminals on
hand at the time OF tho Gro. for had
there been they must havc perished
miaernhlv
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JR. o. u. A. u.

Tho Permanent Pass Word Question Sot-
tied by the Ponnsylvania Council.
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept, 21-Tho State
Council Jr. o. q. A. NJ. this afternoon
disposed Of the matter Of permanent
pass. word by referring it to the national
council, with q favorable recommends
tlon.
Tho reorganization OF deiunct coun.
ellis was delegated to the incoming
board Of directors, and tho por capita
tax was placed at twenty.two cents, q
decrease OF four cents.
The compensation Of the national
representatives was fixed at S. per diem
and 2ic mileage. The treasuror's bond
was increased from $1,000 to $4,000.
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A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
A Sun.Ginss Focused on n Mans load
Produces Astonishing Results.

A Sun.Ginss Focused on Mans Head
Produces Astonishing Results.
TR1MpLE, TENN, Sept. 20.-Yesterday
jim Harbor and others wore sitting iu
front OF Simpsons grocery when Bob
fellow drew sun-glass fro IN his pocket
and focused its lens on Harber's un-
covered houd. Tho glass did moro than
was expected. Tho concentrated rays
did not roach Rarber's scalp, but sud-
denly his head was a mass Of flames,
caused by the ignition OF the bay rum
on.the hair, no having just como from
tho barber shop. When his head caught
fro he started to run, but Frank Gordon
caught and hold him whilo others ex-
tiuguished the blaze with their hats and
handkerchieis. Ho would doubtless
have killed the Joker on tho spot had he
not been restrained by friends. To-day
he brought suit against fellow for Sl5.-
COO Physicians say Harbor's head will
never be adorned with other suit Of hair.
fellow ia qnite wealthy.
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At Bridgeport yesterday Walter E.
Doswick, popular young man OF this
city, and Miss Lucy, daughter Of Judge
j. B. briggs. Of Bridgeport were
married at tho homo OF tho brides
father, Rev. Q. B. Henthorne OIL
ciating. Tho ceremony was unosten-
tatious, but very pretty. After an elab-
orate wedding breakfast Mr.. aud Mrs.
Beswick left on the Baltimore & Ohio
road for tour Of tho lakes.
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ANOTHER "oMrssIoN."

An Error In tho New Tariff Law Affecting
Fruits Preserved In Spirits
WASHINGTON, D. G., scpk 2o.-Exam'
ination OF tho tariff law at tho treasury
department discloscs tho fact that 1t
contains no provision whatever for
duty upon fruits preserved in brandy OF
other spirits. The omission was not
discovered until IN application was re-
ceiyed from q largo importer OF such
goods for information as to their classi'
flcation under tho present tariff law.
Under tho Mckinley law, "frutts pre-.
served IN spirits" were subject to duty
OF 35 por cent I'D valorem.
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ALMOST A SPLIT.
BRUTAL MURDER
In wiIkcsbarre, Pa.-An Arabian Pcdd1oi
Killed and Robbed

In WiikosDnrre, fhs-Ah hrhDihu fcuuIcr
Killed and Robbed.
WrLKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 20-A brutal
murder was committed in tho south.
ern part Of tho city this even-
ing. Two Arabian poddlers, John
Mikshiver and Michael Johns. were
returning from q trip TO Plymouth,
when they were stopped by two
unknown men who demanded their
money. Tho Arablans attempted
to 90 on their way, when
ono Of their assailants fred
at NIikshivcr. The balls peno-
trated his heart and he fell dead. Tho
murderer then turned the weapon on
Johns and shot him In tho side, in1tct-
ing q flesh wound. The murderer's
accomplice then robbed tho peddlors OF
all their cash, $3.50.
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ing. It was not until dusk, however,
that tho firing ceased, and the battered
Japanese tleet slowly departed in dou.
plo line formation towards the south.
The next morning the remnant Of the
Chtneso fleet with six transports, start
cd for port Arthur, which was safely
reached. :.
The damage to the best Chinese ships
Is go extensive that II can scarcely be
repaired before the arrival Of winter.
Tho officers say that both sidcs fought
with the most feroeIons conrage.
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Nicnrngun Cannl.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Sept. Gothic state
convention OF Democratic clubs con-
yoned in this city to-day. Every sec.
tion OF tho stale Is represented and un.
usual enthusiasm lie manifested. Tho
principal object Of the convention ap-
pears TO bo to awaken renewed interest
In tho early construction Of tho NiCa'
raguu canal, and resolutions wero
ndoptod demanding its construction un-
dor American control and by American
capitnl
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APPALLING Some.
Details Of the Great Naval Battle
on the Yalu River.
HORRORS OF MODERN WARFARE
Fully Shown in the Fight Between
China and Japan Fleets,
SUPERIORITY OF TIE JAPANESE

Demonstrated From tho start-Tho
Splendid Work Done by thc Ma.
chino aud Rapid Firing Guns.
Birs. Accounts Of tho Jap Victory
coItlrmed-ohinese Ships Disabled
aud Sunk, While tho Japanso Fleet
Retires Badly Disflgured-The Tor.
rible Conflict Ragged For Hours.
Remarkablo Courage Displayed on
Both Sides.
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PfrrsDuuau, Sept. 2O.-The miners of
tho Pittsburgh district, who aro now
working under tho Columbus com.
promiso-sixty-nine cents n ton-now
assert that it tho operators who signed
tho acale attempt TO roduco wages they
will 90 into court. Tho minors claim
that tho operators signaturos TO the
scale gives 1t tho force and eilcct Of q
contract to pay sixty.nine cents q ton
until tho expiration OF tho scale.
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Tho Potomac fair, In this county,
glven annually By the farmers of tho
neIrhborhood, opened on Wednesday,
but was badly interfercd With by tho
rain. Yesterday about 100 people at.
tended. II was TO have closed last
evening, but owing to tho fact that it
ratned on Wednesday 1t has boon con-
cluded to continue tho fair over to-day.
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wYLIE ON TIME.

Tho whcolman Arrives ut Poughkeopsie
md Leaves for Albany.
PouonKEEPsIE, N. Y, Sept 2o.-H. II.
Wylie, the wheelmau who is riding
from New York to Chicago In an
attempt to break the record Of
aeven days, twenty hours aud fifteen
minutes made by A. Z. Smith, tho let
tor carrier OF Chicago. and W no LETT New
York at 1881 this morning, arrived hero
at $40 p. M, on schedule time. After
supper he started for Albany by moon.
liGht
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept 9O.-Lust night
Mrs W. Hito, Of lOlO Third street, was
robbed of diamonds valued at 81, 800.
Tho robbery occurred while tho family
was at supper. Mrs. IIite was going
out visiting and laid her diamonds OH n
dresser In hor room OIL tho second
floor. When aho returned to hOr room
the jewelry was gono. Detectives aro
working on tho case aud think IL Is tho
work Of o professional,
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nobbetI by nTa.kea nurrlars.

S1tcTl4 DI5I7lTCH 70 TIC INtFFTUtIICtT'
PARKERsDURe, W. Va. Sept 20.-Last
Sunday night robbors effected an Gu
trance to tho residence Of German
named Kootermoos, who lives near
Ogden. and secured about SIS in money.
The robbers were disguised and masked,
aud one stood ovor the bed and covered
tho old man while the other ramsacked
the house. lie is widower aud lives
alma
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chnrred wien Enhezzlelnen..

OGiccr Carney last evening arrested
Nimrod Catlet on q charge Of embezzle-
mont. He was working for Sam Dorsey.
at Moundsville, some time ago, and was
given a bill for S2G to collect, He got
the money and won't to tho G. A. r. en-
campment at Pittsburgh, and did not
return until last night, when he was
locled IN.
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DOVENER'S CAMPAIGN
Two RousIng Meetings at Mounds
vllle Yesterday.
GREAT CROWDS HEAR SPEECHES

BY tho NCxt Congressman From This
District, Hon. Alex. h Campbell.
Col j. L uootcu and Colonel stouc.
of PonnsyIvania-LOts of Euthusi-
asrn in Marshan County aud tho
Republicans In Splendid shape
Tho Mcctlng Big Success
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SOUTHAMPTON -Scandia. from New York, fol
Hamburg. and proceeded.
New York-Allcr. from bremen; America
from London: SOrmanulu, from Hamburg;
llrItAnnic, from Liverpool.
I,rnmen--IAhn, from New York.
IInmburr- -ScAndin from New York.
Southamptnn-C Columbia, from New York.
lIOloVuo-VcCudAm from Now York.
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VALLEY view, KY, Sept 2o.-Las,
night about 10 o'clock jessie Howard
and Robert Jones got into drunken
row across tho river from hero in which
Howard shot Jones with shotgun,
killing him instantly. Howard was ar.
rested aud taken to jail.
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rIan.n,IInc, Onntln,rna.

wLLrAxspoRr. Pa, Sept. 2o.-The
Republican congressional conferces
after taking tho 2OOth ballot adjourned
until tomorrow ut 10 o'clock. Tho a.
teen ballots this afternoon stood: Pack
or 6; Lewis 0.
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PrrrsDuRou, Pa. Sept. ga coal
boat riso Is expected within tho next
forty.eight hours aud 10000 900 bushels
Of ccal Is ready to 20 south. River mon
cxpoct at least twelve feet Of wator.
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For wc>t Virginia, Western PENNSYLVANIA ant
Ohio. inlr; slightly warmer; south 70 sOuthwcs
winds,
THE TEMPERATURE: YESTERDAY
ns furnished by Z. ScuSRrF. druggist cotnar
Market aud Fourteenth streets.
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REMARKABLE DAMAGE SUIT.


Jadse F. A. Bresy sued for His Rulings IN
Case.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct "a claim for
200 900 damages was filed in the United
States court by Theodore w. Siddall
against Judge F. A. Breezy of the common
pleas court. This remarkable suit is the
result Of the stumbles and falls which
Siddall has had over the judicial rulings
Of Judge Breezy in the divorce suit which
Siddall brought against his wife, As in
the present case he appeared in the divorce
suit as his own counsel. The libel in d.
vorce which he filed against his wife was
so peculiarly grotesque that it was pub
lished in full In all of the daily newspapers.
This Is one Of the causes Of complaint
which Siddall makes.
This interesting document was lost and
Parliamentary Mann asked leave of the
court to substitute a copy, and as usual
In all such applications the court granted
that leave, much to the disgust Of Siddall,
who made every objection. Judge Breezy,
acting for the court, ordered Siddan to
pay his wife's attorney in the divorce
proceedings the usual council fee that is
provided by law and awarded that lady
alimOny. This again excited Siddalps ire
and is one of the principal causes of his
complaint against the judge In the pres
ent suit. AS every action Of Judge
Breezy has been strictly In conformity with
the law, and as Siddslrs peculiar methods
and manner are known to all the judges
of tho courts, 1t Is possible that his suit
in the United States circuit court will
have sudden ending by speedy dis
missal for want of proper legal grounds
of cOmnl0int