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THE INTERIOR BEAUTIFUL.
The decorations of this room are as
they should be. rich and beautiful
There are statues of female figures.
bearing torches, and in a recess there is
a beautiful drinking fountain of Sienna
marble above which is d Venetian mo-
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Assoeiatedlharilies.

a mtoung VI the Association Of
Charities will be- held on Thursday
night next Tor purposes OF Organization.
Tue meeting will begin a. 1850 aud tue
promoters desire To have az large a
representation oi charitable workors
present M possible.
The objects OF tue society, ~ given
In the constitution, are: Ito prevent
children from growing up A. paupers.
TO encourage thrit, bcli-lepu urutc
aud INDUSTRY, through friendly inter.
Cluur, advice uul sympathy, nuu 90
nolp tns poor 10 help Themselves. s.
10 raise tue uecdy above the need Ui
relief, prevent begging aud imposition,
aud diminish paupcfism.
10 accomplish these objects IL II de-
slgnsdi Ito provide that the case OF
every applicant for relief email be-
thoroughly Investigated, ana tho re-
cults OF such investigation placed at
tho di-p0sal Of the public officials hay.
ing onatgo OF Ihe poor, of all the
churches anu charitable societies uf
Salt Lake CITY, anu OF private p,TiJut
a. beueyOluuur. - 10 obtain employ.
ment, II possible; u not, 20 obtain, 49,
Tar ~ 10 necessary. suitable assistance
Tor every uustVving APPLICANT from
benevolent individuals, UhurCheE, etc.
$40 make all rcleis, whether by
aims or charitable work, conditional
upon good conduct and progress!
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"Dr." Henry Splegcl.

Tho bogus "Ioc.0I" AglIy Spiegcl,
alias Lee, has besn brought back to
Salt L,ku by Deputy Marshal 30.
mau Cannon, vino returned with tie
Ioicndaut from Grseu River, Wyo.,
lsst evening. spiVgel, OF Whatever his
real name may be, Is wanted Tor a cries
Of alleged forgerigs. The deiendar /
was taken before Commissioner Palt
this Afternoon nnd the preliminary
hearing s,t for Thurday next. His
bond was placed NJ y5ll.
Spiugrl Intends 90 rustic round Aui
t'y 10 obtain the required surety 90
order o. avoid bulug sept Ia custody
Tor the next Two NJ three days. Ihu
"iuctOr" 10 ID short, thlCA vet man,
fauiglussly dressed, Of grntlemAnly
bearing and speaks with An uCutu
foreign accent. He declines 10 state
anything ON the subj ct OF either D
guilt or innocence, aud says he pfelots
20 hold his tongue until tho ptelim.
mary examination. His present de-
sire seems 10 be 10 secure the services
OF Judge Powers o. du euu him. lie
IL ealI 10 have Travelled a good deal iu
hls time ana II 8u interesting o.nyoT-
satiUuuliHt,
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ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.


Sergeant Wire this forenoon arrest.
OF a young man who recently arrived
In this city from Colorado Ia strand.
ed condition, on a charge u burglary.
Ga being taken 10 the police station he
gave his name o. W. VI. Hcnteuon,
his age ~ 20 aud occupation as that u
n printer,
Soon after hls arrival here hc found
a Temporary stopping place at the Rec
mission, whore he was gwen both Io0d
aud shelter aud tiually work. On Fri.
Jay last ho wus cent by tho mission
authorities 10 lay carpets Aud plsce
furniture Ia "A dwelling house In Per.
kiur's addition into which Mt. j. Il.
Walden aud family Afu about 10
move. Dunug the night the housc
was tuDucd anu a miscellaneous lot Of
afticlsA carried Oh. Tho matter wa
reported 10 tho police, VINO at one sue
peot,d young Henderson ~ having
cOmmittoI tho burglary. by the did
Ut the mission auth rites he was To-
c,ted today aud placed under arrest. a
auawi strap bearing Mr.. Waldtu'z
uamu WAS recovered from small boy,
WHO alleges that II was given 10 him
by Henderson.
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PoRTLAND, o., sop, 2j.-rho most
dlslaattous IRE b. the history Of this
city broke out at $3.50 this afternoon in
the dock Of the PAciGc Coast Elevator
company, aud ragged for three hOug,
utsfoyiug property valued at rolrly
sl,llJ,UIu. All day long n heavy wiud
ias been blowing anu nine lifo alarms
were turned la. The IRE uepaftmoi /
was scattered about tie city looking
alter small iires, Wnou the alarm from
tho elevator was rung 81. The scene Of
the firr IL Lower Aluinn, across the
river from the main pert Of the city,
and u was at least fifteen o. inuius
before more tuan one engine could
respond 20 the general alafm.
When t.u engine arrived tho htp
was brGand CONTROL nad In hall nu
huug from The Time the fro t,Hf,Ui the
docks Tor nall a mile were on ifu.
ThuGc were stored o. tlu dock about
1900 cases Of salm u from tho Lower
Columbia river anu Pa ct s1uud avail
ius Hnipmuui O. the Ersi. IL wau
valued NJ $4,000 ana was PARTIALLY b..
cured.
Tue largo steamboat Willamette
Chirf ml0toi az the ysr', took IRE
and was burned. She was used ps o
tow host anu was valued Ut about
$4,000.
Three men are supposed 10 have per
ishOd.
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GIVEN W ~ DEAD.
Hut ,hs Mi.,inE man ns,uSns after
Iuur Years,


Tuur Years.
OMAHA, Ncu., sept .4-S,D. White,
former well known contractor OF
ON ihu, solved a mystery last Night by
returning o. this city after au absence
OF four ycai6, Jufiug which time he
has been searched tor by tue detectives
OF this An1 other citite. He was given
up AZ dead iy hia friends and relatives.
The case h most remarkable ono.
Ga July 80, 1870, White packed a
small grip AnI tulI his laudiaIy that
lac was going 60 drive 10 bellevue. lie
never returned ~ his boar iius nlacc.
When hu disappeared he was known
~ have had large sum Of money on
his person. Hu had collected cash on
several BIZ contracts AMI hat at leasl
81 900 iu currency with him on the
day he started fut his dive. This fact
led 10 all sorts Ut rumofs. lie had had
trouble "a Guufilaud Beach ou tuu uc.
castor Ot q visit there with some t1ughH
and II was thought 10y some OF Ills
friends that ho hau met tie gang again
aud had heou murdered. The strong.
cot nTguni suits against this theory was
the failure of all Investigation anu
search 10 locate Whites hUrsr aud
NNNkNs AAN AANNN - hhNANNNAN AAN"HfA
morse with me buggy anu no trace
Of thom could ho obtained. Latgu
sums were spent by his relatives Ia
searching Tor him, aud hs was nnally
given ~ Tot dead.
When asked about his reasons for
leaving Omaha his answers u queries
we're NJ strange, although undoubtedly
tTuu, M was bis disnppcaTance.
white said he had no idea whatever
Of leaving when ne started un his
drive. II suddenly occurred 10 him 10
Try queer experiment aud drive
pcross the country 90 Washington,
rhis ho dii, regardless OF the fact that
his many big contracts In Omaha were
going 10 wreck Ia tho meantime. lie
lost by this means 100000.
lie Gays ho went 10 Washington and
has lust returned. Hi- immense Tor.
tune 10 now gone. lie h believed 10 b.
urmtutCI.
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A JACK THE RIPPER,
Mysterious Cases Of Murder N.aT
Amras, Austria.
WOMEN KILLED AND MunLArrD.


VmSNA, Sept. G4-A terrible
doublo tragedy Of the "JacS the
Ripper" order Il reported from Am'as,
not fr from lnuspmck. On Fhisy d
young and pretty waitress OF Amns
went away from her employ ,r's rsri'
druce to wituess a religious procession.
On her return home the SRI was muf'
defrd anu ,hc only clue to hor a.faIsin
Is kuiie picked up near tho body
Near the srot where the wai,tgss wac
killed, the bOIy oihno,hcr wIuau,uaa'
ed anu slashcd with a knife, waa found
today. Ia addition, another roraan
belonging 10 the same nuighpurlosd b.
missing. A strong detachment OF
gen IarmuH aud Two cOmpauiu' ui o. Zoo.
men atu recurring tie county aIluIu
Amrss but All tilJfis To Affts. isU mar.
uureF nave proved uusuceesaiil.
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TWORIVAL SULTANS.
Serious llsufjtlIOn Threatened 10
Morocco.
A POWERFUL TRIBE EEyOLrS


LONDON, Sep. el.-hlvlces from
Taugier say the Jews on thoit way to
the markets nte continually pIundered
and stripped OF their clothing. On the
principal road All mtefial tax VI IS IL
1smanJed for free passage.
The Efchamua tfibu IL demanding
the immediate release Of Muley Mo
manned, the oldust son " the Int
sultan Mulcy Hasssu. Muley No.
damned was proclaimed sultan early
IN September, Ia syiie u tho fact that
bis younger brother, Abdul Azz, hRl
previously brea Proclaimed sultan aud
was recognized ~ such N Ffz,
the seat OF the present govern.
ment Of Morocco. Mulry Mohammed
however, had previously been i'm.
pfisoued at Nsrakesh by the order ct
bis BROTHER, the sultan, anu was com.
polled 10 aigh an act OF adhesion 10
Abiul Aziz. The position Of the latter
has been secured by being recognized
us sultan by che powerful shetsei oi
" whzsn. In addition 20 demanding
the release Of Mulcy Mohaminvi, tho
Efchnmua tfibo Is demanding the iu.
mediate release Of all other political
prisoners Ia confinement Mt Morocco
Guy. IL the demands are not granted,
tho tfibesmeu mentioned threaten ~
thunder Morocco CITY.
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90 1ttUcilttH contribute tJuiu 'ur %
iuaIttUue. Her funeral was pathetic.
Not one vi the legion Of former irluuu4
was present. some wufo Uut OF town
aui others too busy 60 a,iuud. New
York had forgotten her DuIluE .Ir
lat opera SEASON suu sAur Otfuua iu
Lohcurnu with Media and La5Ailc.
81 few we're prgsoIt no mournur tuat
hack urivVr y machinist aud "a Co.,.
porter were called on 20 ass AH pail.
bearers With her husbaI d, her s.a, aud
Victor Claudiu, the tenor There were
uuly tUCniy-uiuo pers0nuin the ohuf.i
Co near the last mass said iur Nine.
Fufs'h M1di, The Gtnf. Her inrm " y
Uaccd boo rlHth cByCioi t.iliu 1Ni
U1tuouut % tue door by her husband
aud Son, and Uses uu..filFnL An ola
isshionud usHrr, g. which wtr1 hnt-
n'ssed two uIuy borsr, stood 'uiJr
tie uUI.swa tho burden. lhrru
wrtu ~ F'um.s, no gloves, 900 NOUN
iu. uau.s, uuly the plain healsu n4u
Que cNtngEc.
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CIuCAUD, Ss.t. q Eighty oi Cook
G uuty cons ablea held "a meeting last
night aud perfected Ru oTsau cation
Tor tho pfoto, ton VI thuir craft from
s0.ral.o Ell Invaders
Tue meeting was mainly brought
about by the cutting into what tho
regular constnblus rOusi Ter thcif v,ated
rights, by outsider clustnl lts who have
fgurri largely IN tho writ Of ftplsvlu
business la connection Nith the Ramb'
ling house Faiis. The session wnB n
lively one fur men who make vuca.
ton OF assisting ne preserving order
aud law. A complete let Ui officers
was elected, tut not with az COltdefa-
uln elvcllOueHUng aud ptuy feeling
among the friends Of tue CAuliintes Zoe
U,li0,, aud Trsultui VA ID. =. BlOcsDm
uring rlUc,ei ptghidcui.
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ruon emma ASH JAPAN.

Newspaper correspondents Given
More LibeTty, -iiisociIaueous Notes.
SAN FRASCIsCJ, Sept, 2i,-Tho
steamer Rlouu Jauero arrived here To-.
day from Hongsoug anu Yokohama,
bringing RlviceB 10 September 0.h.
The Toll wing cOITeSpondulcu OF the
Associated Press was received;
YOKOIIAmA, Sept. D. The foreign
depatlm, at " Japan hiss this day
given notice that duly received nows.
payer C0tTospuuuunls mHy hereafter
accompany tue military iutcts Ui the
emuitu, and will receive all considura'
lion that can possibly be- given 10y the
commanders OF the troops, The muir
Usr OF two nissl1uares by Chinese
soldiefs has boon followed ny tho
a.sassiuatiun Of French customs IN.
cor on the fr naer vi lpuquiu. These
acts of Vic nee are greatly embarrasH-
ing 10 the PekIrg authorities, anu II Is
Announced that Ttparstiou Will DO
M red IN tho uus5 OF Rev. Mr.. Wyhv,
bv executing his Rssaisins, rebuilding
the wrecked chapel and paying a sum
of money 70 the family " ths Victim.
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Eng'eh ncRspigeu in Shanghai
state that un unprecedented step viii
bo taken o. supprusiug the rCgrri be-
the imperial eIIcl. A. regards the
uu,fugcs on thu Ere ohueU, tue ships.
0i-war nf tNnt nation viii dcmanl
rupltatluu. Tue wuts ~ stten sthua.
Ink the JCiU.tcs ail.g tue Chinrr
roast IL continued, mainly by posting
floating batteries nt points % supposed
taugur.
Tie trophies captured at Kong
Hwal nnd Asnu viii soUn bB exhibited
IN lOkiU.
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,IENTuleo,s cAsE.
Not Probable Thnt tho Courrs D0ci-
sion Vim Iie Hsytr.'d.

wAsiINglOS, Sept, 24.-lf Gen.
Ezsta Ia coming TO Washington Ne lee
ported, 10 intervene In behalf OF Col.
CivniurgOs, h cid by Judge Morrow for
eXtfaditiOu on the change OF murder,
his visit Is likely to prove liruitiess,
While the secretary Of state IL not
absolutely bound ~ grant extradition
papers by action II n u, .. commis.
sioucr, or court, his power 10 reverse
their nndin. IL exercised only In a cast
where very strong case Il made out
for the accused, Or new evidence IL
presented. Tho hearing before Judge
MoTTOws Ia togat led as having been
very iull uld fair, aud II 10 extremely
improbable that Enything General
EEetA eau Edduou Will move thu state
department to refuse Cloniuegos's eX.
tradition.
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Evefhnrit, has been traiuing o. w %.
tuau'A Gardens ALEC. his ttnin.r,
Johnny Damn, adopted the sime
m Jhola pteclCei by Murphy ID
pummcf, anu ~ n result Abbott Il Ia
ftstciasH condition.
avoruArat hss been working NJ the
Carr1ltnn GArdcus on the river NJ the
head Ui =. Charles nveuue. lie, too,
Ia In tue d NJ physical condition.
The olympic CLUB threw open W
1t OF. 10 thu publio last nigh aud an
Immense crowd Vt visitJfs Inspected Tie
uuilJins and the arouu. Daring his
afternoon Referee JOuu g. ECkhafdL
VI New York, aud party vIsitci the
club.
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DOMESTIC IKoUnLus.
nsu, Wine aud Women amt n suit for
ntNDTcr

BUFFALO, y. T., sept 2i.-Sociriy
rs cugtussvd with the disclosures Of tAe
domestic troubles Of Mr.. aud Mr..
Charlts n. Kellogg. Me-. kellogg 10
the head OF the kellogg Iron works, a
large establishment which recently ls-
came embarrassed, AUUut ten day
ago receiver was appointed for thu
works. Two weeks ago Mr Kellogg re-
luru,d from business ttip. ii N
children told him That htrluge uupp,n.
luVs had been going on iu his sbstucp
aud they LETT the house aud went 10 ave
with iriuuis. MIR. Kellogg woulj learn
Tor himself, 70 hu announced hu wur
going away for a weuR. lie returned
unexpectedly at . q. IA. ami was denied
niulitsion To his house. lie broke IN
the door and according 90 his story
iuuud men there win ms wife nuu
h utuktbIeT, ana wine flowing. lie
drove The inlTuIvTs Out uud ultcuHTgoI
the huusukeeper. Then no brought 10
Tue nCutB u private detective, gave
Inn the keyB Aud told MIN % see that
40 one called on Mn. Kellogg and tina,
rOthinE wastaken away rom the house.
Mis-. Kellogg wsH uuuer guard tor more
tuanh week. Tue butcher aud grocer
tluppei coming 10 tho house because
Mr.. kellogg mai failed aud owed them
money ana Mr- Kellogg alleges that she
hau boeu Lear Starved TO death. lu
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sEAnLL, FALLEN
A Rninstorm Detained Him on the
Head.

NEW Yoml, Sept. 2i.-"Scoroher"
II. 4. soatles, VINO attempted to lower
tho road record between Chicago anu
New York, arrived yesterday after.
n Don Gt III tel POmefoy, having been
eight days and three LuursOn the T0aI.
lie iallud Ia the attempt 20 cover 100
miles In i've days sud i've huuIs, or
break tue record OF seven days anu
Twenty-Five houts. Srstlos was ~
weak that he had TO be lifted from tho
machine, and immediately fell asleep,
having hgd hut n dUZsu hOuIs'
rect Since ne left Chicago over a week
ago. 5earlcs SAID h1 would easily have
accomplished tho task n II had not
been for n fainstoTm, which overlook
him at Fremont OniO, anu aocom-
panied him nj. the way 10 Sytaouse.
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WAsuISulOs, Sept. 2i.-rIo vea.
thtr tufUau, Il yer tue now iJtiym 90.
comfy put iu UpCtaliou ia cooperation
with tuu pos ONici drpar'm 90, save
timely notice 10 seventy iuwuu IA
FlUuIA Of the hurricane tuht was ilfst
observed VI Miuuward lIlauIs on
September .uta, aud waBccbtrAl today
suyeuiy.nvcmiies southeast Ui Havana.
storm signals were ofuVful i1uhy .og
New Orleans anu other gut pUris aud
aus warning VII. hu given every here
vi tue approach OF tue storm,
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. Cline exam
iuatiou uf Wi.uUsgs ls1tuiUs tHt
BuitIAti complain. .lIua. tuu III .,'H
10 we p.1uNuEiOH ut.k wlli hH u...
giII.I iumlUO. morning AMI DiH,uC.
A,impylllusttNiil mNar application
Il Judge WaiIherr tor s.tfaAii iIr ibu
ngtgHt o.. pualIfut r.. H. bAv ami Wee
Pnsiicut William H.. pnukfugtDui go
tuU charge OF h4vius rgu.i7,l uupIttiH
from. August Butkuaft 70 grocer
whom thty knew ui uau good reason To
know that tuu bank wbslusJivunL
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lne mcantlmc the houseaeepgr whom
Mt. Kellogg holds responsible for
M Ist OF the trouble, was doing every.
tulns fOssible TO secure Mr.. X Hog q
iolcas. without APPEALING % the police,
Mr.. kslloyg got out Saturday white
the Euard was eating. Sue went to
the police court aud swore out a war.
rnut Tor the arrest Of her husband.
charging him wiki non.supurfi. The
warrant WAS served Inst ilhtsnd Mt.
kvIlIEr will DO artaigucl ,Oisy.
Mr.. Kellogg declares that her hus.
bad has shown signs OF insanity and
accuses hun VI e TERRIBLE crime against
member Of his family. She will
uring suit Tor separation.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 40. r. Bohman,
the crack l0ug distance rider NJ tue
Lhkoview Cycling oluh broke the 100
mile record over the Elgin-AuTora
course IN tue phenomenal lime OF six
houts, eight minutca aud thiItJ HeC-
onds, thus reducing tho former record
held by Gunther by tniIiy-auyon aud
Uue half minutes,
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NEW York, Sept. 2i-rho week
opened VITA an irregular tone TO spec
uintlon. Pullman rose ditulllug y;
Chlcsgo gas dccliuel 4 u II; sugar
Loot
The depression continued undated
alter midday. Sugar declined l. The
market closed steady.
About II o'clock sugar advanced !,
Oregon Navigation After II tic
speculation was heavy. New YORK
Central has rtceicI tfUm 5atuIdsy's
closing, owing, no dUuut, 10 tue pay.
ment VI full dividend for the current
quarter Sugar lost 4; Northern Paci-
tic, preferred, rose
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PIuLADEIPniA, Sept. 1.-The play
ia tho cuokut match between LOri
Hawkes. eleven aud Phlladelphia's
was resumed today with the English
men Mt the bat They finished tho
second innings with a score Of 2Si. AZ
lhvy have a lead oi 25a, tIe Americans
must play "a remarkable game ~ beat
them,
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VICTORIA, B. c., sspI 2i-Tho
Buu-u m4n.1.-was 70 ytl Arihur was
ihu scene U. disrsisius assli1Hi, TWO
nii slipucu iad huHu huultuE Hui
sent tur guns ABOARD hy ~ M,H.tu. 70
,Uy tom .Uc local Hl.u, falIshly isll.
Iug iD yAtmrt tlr DusfatF. Tue
mv.6ra slr ,u8E thr guns iu thc Fuip,
ami iu thu guur ON one 90 iauu was
dnclafg,i, Instantly E.luus Guuro5m
steward Reese.
Tue cass iz being trlt quiet hy
tho naval tniyafs peldtug inyysiiga'
ton.
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poRlLANp, Oregon, Sept. gi-The
Lutnius OF tlr pscihc Coast elevator
wIi sgfi0usIy inter cIu with wheat
fhipmuuts rom tbs pUiuI Inu c1m'
mly's tOpruy is VOL intufci, Though
Il ule. tIt isis impJlHIDis o. ascertain
tnu uAECt amount. Another elevator
Will ur constructed Immediately, but at
this season Of the year tue los OF the
elevator viii greatly rctafi shipments.
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ALLTdAN, Mich, Sept 2i-rho
clronet's Jury ere holding a secret IN
quest upon the rerlaius NJ Ira Huri,
snot by his wife, ~ she claims, through
accident, on Saturday night. Tue re-
v0lyer with which she claims 10 have
fired the fatal shot, II transpiros, was
not discharged ut all, anu one bullet
had been extracted. II 10 the general
belief that the shot was fired by another
person, who was with Mis-. Huid OF the
lima
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DIrD ~ rovlnrr
A Famous opera singor FrisndIess
anu rnur

NEW Yoml, Sept. 2i,-Fursh Madi,
the lum us opera singer, whom Verdi
chose TO sing the title role in Aida,
died In tho depths VI poverty. Tue
news OF her death was shock 10 those
who hal known her IN the Jays OF lsr
tfiumphs, accompanied us II was win
partial disclosure OF the straits 60
which she had been reduced. She
died almost alone In tho bare room Of
A cabin whicn IL buried la the wOoda
covering Bethel mountain, N. j., and
was buried Ia a Catholic graveyard Ia
Plalnfeld, and her remains will rest In
an unmarked gave, until some Of her
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Extra SESSIONS CALLED.
The IApanes. Parliament 10 roet-An
Order That came Too Late.

YOKOHAMA, Sept. ga resoripi
has been issuud COnvUkiug an extra
session Of the japanese parliament al
kirOschima, October 10, for seven
Jays, 10 discuss matters requiring tue
sanction OF Parliament.
A letter from Tien Tain says the
Chinese fleet landed 1000 troops On
the uauhs VI the Halu m spite OF the
attack ur the JaIaueso squadron. The
letter sdds that the Chinese SHIPS en-.
gagged Ia tue battle on tue YAlu river
were short OF ummuuitiUn. They were
ordered ty Col, Nuu Hanuekiu 10 ram
the Japanese Vessols, but the order was
too late Ms the japanese were already
refining.
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WAsHNuIoN, sept "a 49, The orders
10 the Two cavalry troops at Fort Myur
have 6ruu changed. Troop a, Fitsl
cavalry Captain bemus, goes 10 Font
stanton, n. NJ, instead OF to Fort
Apache, ARE, and Captain Bel's
command, troop Il, Seventh cavalry,
goes 10 Fort Sam Houston, Texas, in-
stead Of Fort Stanton, N, NJ.