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CoLuMuus, O., Sept. l&-The regular
annual Democratic pOw.woW has begun
aud the feature will be an effort to CON-
denim Senator Brico for tho part he took
In the Brlce-G Gormau tariff measure,
Tho opposition to him Is very strong
and resolution will be presented 10
tho committee on platform consuming
his course. 1t is doubtful, however.
whothcr tho committee will embody
such resolution In lts report, but in
It's failure to do 60, II is said the minor.
ity will prcsont tho same before the
open convention and ask for its adoption.
Senator Brice arrived this afternoon
and II Ia thought his preaence may
have considerable influence with those
who arc 90 pronounced against him.
His friends claim he can satisfy all that
he Is In limo with his party on tho tariff
question-that no favors FREQ sugar, coal
and iron ore, but was unable 10 get
enough votes In the senate 70 do as he
desired.
In just what manner to dispose Of
tho administration and Wilson bill 10
also q perpleHing question TO bo dc.
cidcd. Many of the delegates arc in.
clined TO endorse the President and his
lettor 10 Mr.. Wilson and then add
plank OF censure against the United
States senate for Interference. Others
soem disposed to blame Dir. Cleveland
and tho ontiro Democratic Congress on
general terms. Such resolution, no
doubt, would be we'll endorsed by tho
whole country.
Congressman Tom Johnson, Of Cieve-
land, heading the atty-four delegates
from Cuyahoga county, arrived early
this afternoon. The great "free trader
Is opposed to Senator Brice, and pro.
posos to 80 inform tue convention.
lion. Allen W. Thurman will, as on
several former occasions, create the
usual sensation by insisting that tho
only salvation TO tho Democratic party
lies in the adoption Of plank for free
silver" But his pct hobby will bc met
by Hon, Lawrence 7. Noal, author
OF tho tariff plank In tho Chicago
platform, who will ieebiy urge
that the senate tariff law is % step in
the right direction" and that the Dem.
ocrats must fight 1t out on tho line OF
tariff for rcvonue only. In tho discus.
sion OF tho Brice question and the plat
form, the candidates for nominations
have been entirely overlooked. No
Democrat wants an Office this year, and
vet the convention promises 10 be one
Of the largest ever hold by tho party in
tho state.
Con J. G. Reeves. of Lancaster Is fre.
quently mentioned for secretary of
state, but 1t is not known whether he
would accept tho nomination.
The district delegates met this after.
noon to arrange tho preliminary work
for tho convention, which will meet to-
morrow morning.
This evening at 5 o'clock the delegates
from tho various districts met aud select
cd members to act on the several com;
mitteos.
Tho anti.Bricc men claim four out Of
tho twenty-one members Of the com.
mItteo on resolutions, the principal OF
whom is Congressman Tom Johnson, OF
Cleveland. The Bricc men claim all
but two members. The committee Ia
also regarded Us strongly in favor Of
FREQ silver, the most prominent advo-
cate OF this issue being Allen W. Thur.
man, OF Columbus.
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rHE opn FllLLoWs.

Atlantic City Gets the Sez. Sovereign
Grand LodEe-Tho New onlcers.
/ CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Sept. 1S.-At
the business session OF the Sovereign
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fcllows this
morning, roasscmblcd in Lookout
convention hall, tho question OF tho
next place of meeting camc up.
Washington City had determined
act Of delegates working for hor but
they werc In the minority and Atlantic
City was chosen.
Deputy Grand Sire John W. stebins.
Of Maryland, was unanimously elected
grand sire. For tho office Of deputy
grand siro Hon. Fred Carleton, Of
Texas, was declared elected.
Theodore Ross, OF Now Jeracy, was
unanimously reelected as grand secre-
tary, and Isaac Sheppard, OF Pennsyl-
vania, was uuanimously reelected treas
nrAf
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A PITCHED BATTLE
In tho Heart OF Chicago between Gam.
bIors and Pinkcrton Mou.

In the Heart Of Chicago between Gam.
bIors and Pinkerton Mou.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia pitched battle
between Pinkerton men and tho at.
taches OF Harry Varnelrs gambling
house Mt Madison and Clark streets was
fought this afternoon during q raid
on tho place. Varnell's is one of the
largest gambling houses in the city and
was .wcIl filled, whom score OF detec-
tiyes, headed by "Mat" Pinkerton, en-
tered the place. The occupants Of tho
house armed themselves with chairs
aud other weapons, and charged tho
tntruders. Drawing their clubs the Of
flcers resisted the attack, and for fifteen
minutes tho air was full Of chnirS, Clubs
aud oaths.
Many Of tho combntants wore knocked
down and badly pounded. but none
were dangerously hurt An immense
crowd Of people gathered. attracted by
tho row In tho hoart Of the city. The
detectives finally conquered. making
numerous arrests, and the Varnell .peo.
plo retalinted by causing the arrcst OF
MAT" Pinkerton.
Vnrnell Is ox-warden Of the county
poorhouse, and has served term in
tho penitentiary for "boodling."
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sAnArooA, N. Y, Sept. 1s.-The state
Republican convention. called to nomi.
ns.o q full state ticket, was called to or
dor here to-day at 1914 p. m. Hon.
Lemuel Ely ouifg, Of Now York city.
was made temporary chairman.
Dr. Carey, of.saratoga, offered prayer,
at the conclusion Of which Temporary
Chairman ouIgs began bis address.
which was frequently interrupted by
applause. He arraigned the Demo-
cratic party for tho passage Of tho new
tariff law aud the income tax, and de-
nounced the machine Democracy Of
New York city He sald tho outlook
for tho Republican party in the coming
election was most encouraging.
During Mr.. Quig gs speech, his salltes
al Tammany Hall and tho Democratic
party wore heartily applauded. He
said that Senator Hill was tho only man
In the Democratic party faithful 70 his
trust, at which there was burst OF ap-
planie During the address Mr.. Quieg
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ne HAS DEPARTED.
A Civil Engineer Leaves Several Creditor
In the Lurch.

A Civil Engineer Leaves Several Creditors
In the Luroh.
William II. Cushman, who has been
engineer in charge Of the crock sewers
laid by tho city this season. has left for
fresh fields and pastures anew. IEo bad
becn in Wheeling several months. his
wife being with him part Of tho timo.
Some time ago be said TO Mr.. @ Evan.
Keuren, OF the Hotel VankeuEen, that
he was In hard luck, aud promised II
he would lot Mrs. Cushmau take her
baggage and go homo to New York
state, that he would arrange to
pay him q part Of hts earnings from
month 10 month. He did pay him
twice, but got some money afterwards
on various protexts. Night bctorc last
he tried to got como more money from
Mr.. Van nKouren, but was refused, and
yesterday morning 1t was found that he
had snoaked of In tho night
Besides Mr.. Vankeuron's bill
he left ono with n tailor,
big doctors bill and m account at tho
city hospital. Mr.. VanKeuren will
have him well advertised in the hotel
papers. His situation hero was Riven
TO him mainly through sympathy, and
no made pretty good wages while he
worked.
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NOW NO DOUBT
Tint Owens Ia tho Nominee, but Breokiu.
ridge Has Not Given Up Hope.

That Owens ia tho Nominee, but Breokiu.
ridge Has Not Given Up Hope.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 1s.-Tnerc is
absolutely no doubt that W. Q. Owens
has secured the nomination as Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress from the
Ashland district Tho official count Of
tho various county committees shove q
plurality for Owens Of 27O over Breckiu-
ridge. While Breckinridge seems de-
termined to have contest before the
district committee at Frankfort next
Saturday, thore is no doubt that tho
committee will refuse to throw tho
nomination to Breckinridge, as such
action will, in the opinion Of conserva-
tive Democrats. completely disrupt the
Democratic party in this district.
Colonel Breckinridge was on the streets
OF Lexington great doal to-day, and
greeted everybody with his customary
politeuess. Ho stands by his manifesto
issuod last night, but says that he has
nothing TO add to IL.
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RoMr, Sept 1S.-Contrury to state
monts published in tho American
Catholic press and contrary to circulars
distributed among nil tho Catholic
diocoses in tho Unitod States, Cardi-
nal Parrochio, vicar general OF his holi-
ness, donies that he has accepted tho
presidency Of tho Universal Association
Tor tho Discrimination Of the Encyclical
Rcnum Noynrum, or that he has
charged the Row. DR.. L Burtzell with
the direction OF tho association In tho
United States. ue also donies having
authorized tho Rov. DR.. DurlEell to
place tho association In relation with
WorklnKmens eocIetios.
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AWFUL HUMILIATION

OF VIceroy Ii Hung ChnnE-FoliowinR tho
Loss of his Yellow Jacket Hc Is Deprived
of his Three. Eyed Peacock Feather.
LONDON, Sept IRA dispatch from
Shanghai saya that m imperial edict
has been issuod deprlvinR Vlccroy Ii
Hung Chang Of his threo-oyod peacock
feather, because Of bis mismuuagomOnt
Of tho Korean campaign.
Taotai shing, II Is reported, is intrig.
uing against Ii Hung Chang through
tho emperor's iavorito toachOr.
Tho Pail Mall Gnaettes Shanghai cor
respondent snys tho Japanese arc rap.
idly advancing upon Moukden.
Tho correHpondent also Gays II is re-
ported that Yiceroy Ii Hung Chang has
been dcposod.
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REMEMBRANCE DEATH.
a Young Lady Expires und"r tho rntl

A Young Lady Expires Und"r tho Intlu.
cnco OF n nypnotiSt.
VIENNA, Sept lS.-At Tuskir Castle,
ncar NyIroghyhaza, Hungary, dinner
was given yesterday evening by its pro-
prietor, Theodore Won saIomon. In
order to entertain tho guests after din.
ncr, a hypnotist named Noukor was
called upon to make somo experiments.
Neukor selected as his medium Ella
Won salomop, the daughter Of HE host
Tho hypnotIst, during his experiments,
suggested that tho young lady was sui.
ioring from consumption, and ho had
no sooner done 80 than she suddenly
shrieked, foil to tho ground and OK
pired, In optic Of tho fact that doctor
who was present did everything pos
siblo to restore her to consciousness.
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KANSAS Cry, Mo-. Sept. 1a-Billy
LAYTON, the prize fighter, who was dc.
feated by Tommy Ryan at 81 Joseph
last Thursday night, is quoted by IN
evening paper as saying that ho ar
ranged tho fght with Ryan in order TO
mako stake for both mon, as both
were broke. Ho did not train o min-
ute, and his going out in the fourth
round was q lay.down under previous
arrangements. He made over $1,000.
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PrrrsuuRarr, Pa, Sept. ls.-The City.
socoud convention Of tho Pittsburgh
synod Of tho Evangelical church
ia In session In tho Fint Evan.
gclicnl Lutheran church. Tho synod
embraces tho whole Of Western
Pennsylvania, and over 100 dole.
gates, clerical and lay, arc In attendance.
Isov. j. @. Watrcs, OF McRGes Rocks, is
presiding. Tho convention will DO oh.
served as tho Jubilee Of the aynod,
which was organized January 1a lS46.
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WASHINGTON. D. O., Sept lS.-All day
long searchers worked among tho ruins
oftho stumph Brothors mattrcsu factory
in tho hopo Of finding tho bodies Of
these missing. Tonight at o'clock an
othor male corpIo was discovered. The
body Is not badly mutilated, but 1t has
moi vet beon identified. This makes
the total dead six. Skill another body
Il believed to be In tho debris. All tho
wounded Of tho hospital aro expected
N Nva
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CLEVELAND. O., Sept, 1s-E II. Zorbo,
n nromlnont MassIlIon coal operator OF
this cIty, tolopraphcd 10 President John
MsgriiU at Columbus to-day asking tho
latter to como to Cleveland at once.
When seon by O reporter Mr.. lorbe
would not GOV why Mcbride had been
sont for, but It is probable that tho
onorntors doslro TO mako ono moro effort
10 sottio tho striko with their old men
who have now boon out eight months.
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UUune Chnng'a Depreciation.

WAsnixoroN. D. O., sopk is.-In.
formation Of tho official degradation of
vlcoroy Ii Hung Chang, camO to tho
state department to-day in dispatch
from Mr.. Charles Donby, tho United
statos charge d. afTairoa at PckIn. II
was TO tho clToct that tho emperor Of
China had deprived tho viceroy Of two
his decorations for his failure TO pro-
perly conduct tho military operations
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BRICE'S FIGHT
For a vludicatlon is Now on ut
Columbus.
OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

To-day May Repudiate thO Senator
and It May Not-HIs Frionds Claim
to Havo tho Committee on Resolu.
lions Practically Solid, hut Tom
Johnson. tho FREQ Trado Loader. Is
on Deck With His Fighting Clothes
on-ProsPOcts For . Lively Time
To-day.
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Flower Reads Handwriting on the Wal


saAMoKIN, Pa. Sept 1s.-Roprcsen-
tatiycs Of tho United N1ino Workers Of
America aro hard at work organizing
assemblies throughout tho anthracite
region, and claim that they will
have II fully organized within
thrco months. Four assemblies arc
nndcr way In this vicinity. John
L Rim. president Of this district,
informed an Associated Press reporter
to-day that tho anthracite workers
would turn out during tho nGxt soft
coal strike, and no predicted that tho
striko will occur within throe months.
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and stated further, that he would probA.
bly, be subjected 10 still creator punish'
mont No mention 10 mado Of the sPcct-
&c decorations taken from the states
man or OF the time Of It's occurrence.
Mr. Denby's dispatch made no montion
Of the recent great battle at Ping Yang,
near the Korean border.
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rvo ~ m, UondIts Copturcd.

MEMrnrs, NO., sOpt 1S - Charles
Abrams and Link overflOld, tho two
farmer bandits, arrested for their part
in tho attempted Santa Fo train rob.
berry, wore only captured after q stub
born fight.
gang 10 being kept up.
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Decisive to Some Extent.

LONDON, Sept. 1S-A dispatch re.
coived hero from Ping Yang. Korea,
dated Yesterday. says that every hour
adds TO tho crushing character Of tho
Chinese defeat It is added that tho
first estimates were slightly under the
actual facts, and the total Of the Chinese
losses during the two days battle 10
now said to DO ovcr 1900 men killed,
wounded aud prisoners. Tho Japanese
cavalry Is continuing tho pursuit Of tho
Chinese who succeeded In escaping, and
detachments Of troopers continue bring.
ing in squads Of captured Chinese.
The Chinese prisoners who were not
wounded wore paraded yesterday
morning In circle Of Japanese troops
and II was seen that they numbered
1850. II Ia probable, however, that
this number will be increased during
the next few days BY the prisoners who
are being constantly brought In by the
Japanese cavalry. Many Of the Chinese
captured wore found hiding in tho
QulBt pOfIOuh Ol TUG CIL4s
Besides General Tao fonk.Wai, com.
mandcr-in.chief Of the Mauchurlan
army, who fought desperately to tho
last, and only surrendered when he was
badly wounded, the Japanese captured
four other important commanders Of
tho Chinese forces, namely, General
Tao Pack Woi, General Wei Ink Woi,
General Nayu Kow Eng and General
Sci Kin Lin, practically all tho Chinese
stat.
The Chinese prisoners arc TO be sent
to Japan in. batchos Of 1000. on board
Japanese transports at anchor in tho
Ta Tong river.
A NAVAL RATTLE
A naval engagement has taken place
Of Yalu, wberc Chinese squadron
was covering the landing Of large
force. Tho landing was effected with
success, but In the meantime, a Japan
feet attacked the assallants. In the
fighting that followed, tho Chinese war
ship Chih Yuen was sunk by tho fro
from tho attacking heet.
The Yang Wei, also belonging TO tho
Chinese squadron, in attempting to
get out OF the range OF fire, or in ma
neuYeripg for. 8. position, was run
aground where che remained. One
other Chinese ship is reported to have
boon sunk.
Tho Japanese are also reported TO
have sustained a heavy loss, three Of
their vessels having been sunk BY tho
lre from the Chinese. Admiral Ting
and Major Hannikin arc reported hav-
ing been killed during the attack. No
estimates arc made Of tho losses by
either side.
The latest reports Of tho number Of
Chinese killed during the battle Of Ping
Yang places the total at G,G00.
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rl,1Rrx.THIRp DEaREg masoSs.
Supreme Council Of tho Sovereign Grand
Inspectors General.

Inspectors General.
BosroN, Sept lS.-The most dis
tingulshed Masonic body in tho United
statos, tho Supreme Council Of sover.
eirn Grand Inspectors General of tho
Thirty.thlrd Degree. Scottish Rites,
went into. convention at Masonic hall
this forenoon.
The assembly was called TO order by
Grand Commander Henry /. Palmer, Of
Milwaukee. who delivered an eloquent
address. Delegates arc proscnt from
all parts Of the country. Tho roll call
shows tho number Of delegates prosent
10 be It's. After the appointment OF
committees tho convention adjourned
until tomorrow.
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PlrBBuRon, Pa, Sept ls-William
BcIlstcin, ChrIstophOr Klutch and Hon
~ Kolb, representing number of NOM
bors Of the better class Of German coke
workers In and around Now Haven,
Pa. whore thoy vii! secure farming
land for thIrty.ilyo families. This will
DO tho second colony OF Germans to
ioayo tho coko regions, and 10 but tho
beginning Of d general exodus.
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LEVI ?. MORTON
WIN bo the Next Governor OF the
State of New York.
NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS

Af.er a srlef Contest, During Which
He Was Nominated on tho First
Ballot BY an Overwhelming Major.
,.y-Grea. Enthusiasm Over Fasscs.
Asoone Riyailing Tha. of a National
convention-The Platform Adopted
a spleudid Declaration OF Prin.
ciplos-Tho Convention ut Saratoga.
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DlIpoteh % DE htditGsnoeS.

stlstol DIputeh % be latd10aoer.
SrEUnExvlIls, O., Sept ls.-Joseph
Burgess was arrested here tonight for
tho poisoning Of his wife on September
12, by putting rough on rats In hor
cofea. Ho maintains that he is inne-
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Special pipats TO au Iatsat0eHoer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept 1s.-The
vast coal property OF W. o. Peel, OF
England, situated on'the Kanawha, has
been leased to R W. Pstro, Baltimore
capitallsk
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LONDON, Sept ls.-A private telegram
received at tho Japanese legation hOre
to-day gives tho losses OF tho JapanOse
at the battle OF Ping Yang as being II
officers and 9G0 soldiers killed.
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Speclal DlIpGieh loD InitII9enoer
. CuARLEsroS, W. Va, Sept 1S-Poso.
cutting Attorney @. D. Smith died at Q
o'clock this morning Of consumption.
He was circuit clerk from 1884 to $780,
and wns electei to tho prosecuting at.
torship In 1892.
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Enirmnn Nnminntntl.

KIrrAwslSo, Pa, Sept. 1s. Tho
Democratic Congressional conference Of
the oath district to-day nominated W.
II. Fairman, OF Punxsutawney.
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MAucH Chunk, Pa, Sept 1.-THE
Republican conferees for tho Eighth
Congressional district mot hero this at.
ternoon and nominated ex.Judgo W. s.
Kirkpatrick by acclamation.
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THE CHINESE SEDAN. .
The Ping Yens Defeat a oom.
plete Rout Of the oelesttalS
THEY LOSE SEVENTEEN THOUSAND.

And Those Who were Not Killed,
Wounded or Captured Are Being
Pursued by tho Victorious Japan.
csc, Who Only Lost u Few Mon.
Splendid Military solenoe and
soIdIcrly Ability Shown by the
Japs-oplnions Thastho Battle Was
Decisive to Some Extent.
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wAsnrSoros, Sept. ls.-Tho not cash
In Tho troasury at tho closo Of business
to-day Was sl2G, ,049,343, OF which Soh-
477O34 teprosented tho gold reserve.
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weather Foreea.t for ro.,lay.

southum p,on-Lahn. from New York.
L!YcrpoOi-cephaloniA, from Boston.
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For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, showers III the curly morning, followed In
the interior by fair: variable winds.
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
M furnished by q ScItNEPF. druggist, corner
Oartat aud PoIIFtnOnth gtFretS
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RAILROAD IneIsLATIoN.


bethany Storer on
the National Strike Commission.
washington, Nov. 2o,-Representativ
beiamy storer. OF the commerce COM
,lit,ee OF the house, and one OF the
tira IN formulating legislation affect
ms ~, taiiroNus ana commerce, says:
ne recommendations of the ma
uonai strike commission cannot be
embodied into a law at the coming aea-
sion, as the time IS too short 10 take I'm
sucn great question, but the law ON
synerdl lines suggested by the COM
mission Is sure to come at an early dav.
anu the railroad men Will consult their
own interests II they recognize and ac-
cept the Inevitable. 1t was no experl-
ment for the federal government 10
give lis protection to that class of EN-
ployes. Already the national shipping
laws protect sailors"
mr.. Storer says Y would have been
ehlirey feasible for the Interstate COM
ii,eroe commission TO be given charge
OF the national railroad laws when
would obviate the necessity OF creating
new commission.
TWO great questions am hopefll Of
seeing passed at the coming session .
SAID AIR. Storer, ARE the Nicaragua
canal bill and the bin permitting rail-
way pooling under certain limitatlons
There will be little done before the
Christmas holidays. and after that.
January and February viii give no
time for new legislation. But these
measures fully matured are of vnst
commercial Importance, 50 they can
readily be disposed or There are no
party considerations involved In either
ON, so both sides can stand together
Importance