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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
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WANTS.


WANTED. A COMPETENT TEACH
Err to prepare n young lady for college.
Address X. Y. H., 2s north Third street,
city. ia bit
WANTED, TWO sTENoGRAPHERS
AND A BOOK-KEEPER. These appl'..
B cuisines w College e,' icos e east broad street,
Yesterday for its students. They have
more applications for young men and
boys as stenographers than they can MI
Phone 500. IN bit
WANTED. CATHOLIC MAN IN HIS
per week. Write to JOSEPH Il. GAY, So
Fifth avenue. Chicago. ia l6-W&Sust
WANTED. BY a LADY OF Long
experience. a situation as TEACHER or
COVERINGS. VIII accept either a pub
lie or private school. Can teach En-
gilsh, Mathematics. Eloeution. Latin;
Drawing. and beginners. in Instrumental
Music. References exchanged. Address
Miss +. GUTHRIE, McRae, Cumberland
Va. lo--e-
WANTED. LIVE MAN TO SELL
NEW SAFETY LIQUOR FAIcEr;
F Te,'s pn sisRs;; s %GES SI"il tcoMPiANY. s.
Main street, Norfolk, Va. ia bit
WANTED. A COLORED WOMAN TO
DO HOUsE-WORK. Apply at this OF
flee. ia Lit
WANTED. POSITION AS PRESCRlP-
TION CLERK: eight years experience;
q wears of age. References best In
State. Address Box Y, South Boston va
ia l2-6t'
ONE OR TWO GOOD BUSINESS
MEN WANTED to represent a we'll
managed national building and loan as
ISOLATION with a good plan. 10 sell STOCK.
Salary and commission paid 70 the rlgnt
men. Write with references. Nun
MENTAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO-
CITATION, Baltimore. Md. il INV
WANTED.-LADIES. IF YOU WISH
EMPLOYMENT at your homes senh
self-addressed envelope for our descrlp>
tive circular and commence work az
once: rood wages. THE ALFRED
KNITTING COMPANY, winthrop. Mass
ia ll-lw'
WANTED. A SITUATION TO TEACH
in a refined family, or companion TO
some wealthy lady. Address Miss Ell
SIZE WATSON, Louisa, Va. ia b-eod5t'
WANTED. LADY TO TRAVEL AND
appoint local agents. salary ana *
penses. Also. want ANY
CORSET WORKS, Ann Arbor, Mich.
ia 5-Sa&W 6t
WANTED. AGENTS To TAKE Or
DERS BY SAMPLE At home or travel
Expenses and good salary or commls-
sion 70 right party. Samples sent on app
pIlcation. Address with stamp, Lock-
BOX 400. New York city. jy 2-eodtJy4
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Tn. w..t,nore,and Reception.

Preparations for the ladies' reception, to
be given on the night Of the 2ith instant.
are progressing. and the occasion bids fair
to be n brilliant one. Invitations are con
nned strictly to the members OF the club
and one lady guest for each member.
The committee are very strict In this
regard, In order to avoid an uncomforta-
BILE crowding OF the building. They an
nounce that no Invitations can be trans
ferred from n member OF the club TO q
gentlemen not a member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16
BY NJ c. Staples. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE JAMES-RIVFR ES-
v TATE FOR SALE ATPUBLlC AUCTION.

FOR SALE, A PART OF THAT
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE.
KNOWN AS TURKEY ISLAND.
IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
CONTAINING 1854 ACRES.
AND ABOUT SIXTEEN MILES BELOW
THE CITY or RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

WHEN RIAL TO " 1 u ~ SOLID THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALKv.
RATA BY THE VENDOR AID Ttls
vENDEE.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
TRACT or 227 ACRES or LAM,
IN CHESTERFIELD COZ Nrr
ABOUT THREE MILES FROM MAN.
CHESTER.
by Virtue OF n certain deed d.
9. W. Turner 90 ". T.. staples anI d
Nash. trustees. dated Aprll %. i.f
recorded In Chesterfield County COM
Deed BOON 50. page 55l; AMI au1'.s-
tain deed Of trust from said Finfr.
Turner and wife 10 y. VI. Roh,r'-.r
y Morris Miller. trustee. lat.I l
81. 1893. duly recorded IN tn court
said IN Deed Book IS. paHe POO.
said -. II. Nash never haVire
the said trust and now GcciiHnt f.
tho undersigned trustees. hrIlr
quired by tho benefciar.os Boz a
VIII ,oher for sale. upon the piru ,
the highest bidder. on
MONDAY. JANUARY M i-
at r. O'Clock NJ, the PROPHET
referred 10. containing ZT hrEFg
or less. and which ls described ii.
along the north side ~ t.
turnpike. adjoining the land. ~ f
Schultz. Heimansdorf0r. ava Other.
TERMS OF SALt Cash ae fl ..
az may be necessary O. Bay ffa ...
executing this trust and anv f.r.
may be due on tn sfil tut frI .. .
or the balance due go f.n 40.
by the said deeds. and ft. r.
any. . such terms ~ may Dr.
by the said &. ". Turner .n Phi.
sale. n. :. S.NnI
Sole Acting Trustee Under no
Deed.
u. ". ROBERT
J. MORRIS NII..
Trustees Under the Second
IA IS
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Transfers.

Property Transfers.
Richmond: Robert II. Richardson and
wife to Matte l.. Richardson's trustee.
interest In lots on Franklin and Grace
streets between Allison and Addison
streets. 500.
Henrlco: James II. Curtis's trustees to
Joseph w. Blanton. 30 feet on north side
Beverly street between Washington and
Randolph. I,lJ0.
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Auction sALKs-rh,s ps,.

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALI;N.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENnEE
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIMAL .un.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is
TAXES FOR THE ClbHrNt
FAR YEAR ARE To 81. w
RATA By THE VENDOR AND
NENDEE.
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WANTED, ALL TO KEEP WARM.
BEST FUEL. IN THE MARKET.
=. ,s.lm c. III. PAGE.
SAFES. FIRST PREMIUM SAFES.
HERRING HALL MARVIN COMPA-
NN'S SAFES.

i. |. BARNES, scls and controlling dealer for
Virginia. North Carolina, and south Carolina.
FIRE.PEOOFsAFtS. FIRE hND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFE, 3 RGLAR-PkOOF SAFES.
JEWELLsR> SAFES, FIRE PROOF VAULT
FRONTS. BUkCLAR-PKOOF VAULT FRONTS.
VAULT LINlNGS steel OF from.
All kinds and classes OF IaoS, County, jail,
and Government work, and lime LOCKS.
Expert attention to Locks. AMI all kinds OF re-
pairing done promptly. Full line
HAND SAFES. Prices warranted as low ~ any
one can SCI. you. Easy terms.
HFkRiNG-HALL- MARVIN SAFE CO.,
2S north Ninth street.
,ph.,o NJ IQp ~ Dsf.o
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BY J. u. Elan A g..
Real Estate Agents AMI Al.t.
ilff Main afra,f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ SOLD Ttrr
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALKv.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID pR,.
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TuE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

by n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-16

WANTED. A COMPETENT TEACH
Err to prepare n young lady for college.
Address X. Y. H.. BIS north Third street,
oity In l6-Its
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10
ELECrlvIC LOCOMOTIVES

To Receive Test On Peruvian Railroad
The baldwin and Westinghouse Com.
pnnIsS Interested.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept "a rOprs.
sentative from tho Baldwin Locomotive
workG aud au expert electrician from
the Westinghouse company together
with Sir Henry Tyler, ex'prCSidout OF
the Grand Trunk railway, will depart
tomorrow for Peru, where, it's said, a
test OF tho possibility and iea'lbility Of
tho electric locomotive is to be- mAdo
upon railroad 10, 900 feet above tho sea
level. Sir Henry Tyler has been III this
city several days in conference with
members OF the Baldwin firm. 1t was
decided last night to make tho expert.
ment and tomorrow the party leaves
New York for Sonth America.
Tho namO OF the company proposing
to make tho test could not be ascertain.
cd. ltissaid that should the report OF
tho Representatives. OF tho baldwin.
Westinghouse exports be favorable, it
will probably lead to tho placing Of tho
first largo order for the now locomotive
Tho Baldwin company Ia to be repre-.
sonted by Arthur Church, OF this city,
aud J. Blunt of Pittsburgh, will look
after the interest Of the Westinghouse
company.
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TuRKIsn AurnonIrIEs
Delay ConsIEnmsnts OF HIblsS-Tho Amer.
lean Minister'S Protest.

Delay ConsIEnmOuts OF Hlblss-Tho Amers
lean MIniStorS Protest.
CoNsrANrrNorLE, Sept. 0,--Tho Turk
ish authorities at various ports of Asia
Minor, notably at Beyrout aud Samsun,
arc again subjectinG packages sent by
tho American Biblo houses OF this city
for tho mission Btations to fresh exam
nations and delays at the ports Of ar
rival, Notwithstanding tho fact that all
packages arc carefully examined by the
custom authorities at COnItantinopl0
aud duly sealed by that body, 80 that q
second examination at tho port OF land.
ing becomes quito unnecessary.
Customa authorities at BOyrOut have
stopped consignment OF 6,0OO Bibles
and other books, duly authorized to
circulate in the Ottoman empire, on the
pretext that each book has to bear tho
stamp OF the ministry Of public instruC'
ton, this being quite contrary TO
the agreement existing on tho subject
between tho United States aud the
porte.
Mr.. Terrell. the American minister,
has addressed note to tho porto pro-
testing against this violation OF tho
agreement, aud demanding the release
oi the consignment In question.
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TIE Co1l1a struAT1oN.
Tho Reports Arc CouhICtinE-some Com
pnnicS VIII Refuse Rn Advance.

Tho Reports Arc CnntlIoting-Some Com.
pnnics VIII Refuse mn Advance.
PlTrSBURGu, Pa, Sept 9.-Reports
from tho coke region up to a lato hour
tonight are conflicting. AT ScottdaIo
everything is quiet and the men arc at
work as usual. Tho labor leaders are
trying to got the men to como out, but
nothing has been done as yet,
Dunbar reports many secret contor-
cnces by the men, but no definite &C.
ton taken.
The labor leaders at Uniontown claim
10 be confident that a general strlke
will result within a week from the dis.
turDod condition OF the cokers.
The New Atlas company has granted
tho men an advance Of eleven per cent,
and this plant will continue in opera.
ton. This action encourages tho lead.
ers, as 1t it is n recognition OF their or
gauization, and gives them firm foot
hold.
The men at tho Stewart works have
declared strike for tomorrow.
The operators OF tho region Hay the
advance cannot DO granted, aud as
they havo spent much money aud laber
to crush the organization, it isnot likely
that the present WHOA will be recog'
nized by them without a struggle,
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GENERAL noYCorr

To Bo Declared Against All Rochester
Mndo Clothng-Womrn sJmpHthl1erS.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept, 9.-GenerG
Secretary Reicharis tonight told ro-
porter that boycott would be placed
on all Rochester made clothing at once
throughout tho country. In company
with General Organizer schoenfeld to-.
day he visited tho clothing mNnufaC.
turcrs OF tho city and informed them
that unless they promised to have
nothing to do with tho strike and lot
the contractors fight 1t out alone,
the sale OF their goods would DO
stopped In every city in tho country.
IIo gave tho manufacturers until 9
o'clock tonight to decide aud send him
word at tho strikers headquarters Of
their intention. Not having heard
from thom up to that hour, no took tho
0:20 train for New York and said as
soon as ho arrived in that city ho will
send out notices OF tho boycott to all
tho affiliated organizations throughout
the United States.
This afternoon mass.maetinG was
held at which Mr.. Schoenfold invited
the wives OF tho strikers to say whether
they wanted their husbands to so back
to work or not. and tho women unani-
mously voted that their husbands
should stay out,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10

HoUGHroS, MIcu, Sept. 0-Th0 sItu'
alton Ut the Osceola copper mine re-
mains about tho same a, on Sunday,
Captains Richard and Edwards and
couple Of men went down aS far as the
second level in Shaft No. Sunday
night to make some repairs to the
pumps Everything appeared to DO
clear there but after the men had been
working for while, they sudddRiy felt
themselves being overcome by gas aud
started up. One Of the men became
exhausted before going tar aud had to
be helped TO the surface by his compan'
ions.
Captain Richards and Captain Ed
wards with a small gang OF meu went
down shaft No. . this mornin and sue.
ceeded in getting to within about 200
feet Of No. 4 when they were afraid to
go further owing to tho strong gaseous
oders and roturnodto to the surface aa fact
as possible.
After this attOmpt had been made,
the men who had relatives and others
having friends in tho mine wont to
Capt W. Il. Parnell with the request
that shaft No. 8 be uncovered. They
had no hopes OF the mon being alive,
but they Wero anxious to recover the
bodies. Captain Parnoll then called all
the minera together and made long
address to them, saying that 1t would
give the Hrs draft aud that there was
timber enough in the mines to keep the
fro up for weeks. aud this action would
cause much longer delay in recovering
tho bodies.
lie Is of tho idea that the best plan is
to cover every draft until about We'd.
nesday, which will no doubt smother
tho fire, then open shafts Nos aud 8,
create draft aud draw tho gas out OF
the mine. lu conclusion Captain Par
n0ll said positively that he would not
under any consideration open shalt No.
8. lie, however, consented to the ro.
quest Of the men to batten up shaft No,
5 and open shafts Nos. and 2. which
latter two havs been closed with traps,
and loave it thus for about five hours,
with the endcavor to create draft TO
draw the gaa away from No. 4. in the
vicinity OF which II is thought most oil
the bodies will be found.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRE.
Tho Ancient order OF Fotcs,crs is ii
session ut Cleveland, y.

Tho Ancient order OF Fotcs,ers is in
session ut Cleveland, y.
The popo has approved tho nomina.
ton ofthU Rvv. Dr. KOnnody to DO roc.
tor OF tho American college at Rome.
Ex.pro,idont Harrison will likely
spend tho fail In Saratoga, n. Y, Ito
will bo tho guest Of tho McKOo family.
Tho RL Hon. Cecil Rhodes, tho pre.
mlUr Of Cape Colony, although suffering
with influenza, Is able to attend TO his
official duIiUs
An agreement has been entered into
between German aud British steamship
companies, undor which thNrO will DO 4
considerable advance in freight and
passenger ratOS 10 America.
An agont Of ths Standard Oil Com.
pany haa arrived aL Baku, Russia,
whore he has purchased a largo quan.
lIlv Of petroleum. llo has also pur.
chased tuOto S,jlO,00O pounds Of ctudO
naphtln.
Regarding tho Valley road OaSe.
Corporation Counsel Morton gnid to.
night TINT tho lOasO had not been lost.
II had been In his BNiO all tho limo,
Tho fumor that II wac missing was
! started by Rn afternoon paper
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept, 9,-Tho twenty.
ninth encAmpmsnt oil the G. A. Il. was
opened with a Rno parade on the ar.
rival Of Commandor.in.Chiet LRwIer
and stat at 1880 o. IN. General LawIer
and the Columbian post, OF Chicago, and
other organizations on the escort special
Monon train were met at the Union
Depot BY members Of tho committees
on invitation aud reception in carriagss
The Kentucky national guard, local
posts aud other civil organizations we're
formed on Broadway awaiting the ar.
rival Of the special train. which was on
time to the satisfaction OF the multi
tudc, assembled along the line OF march
from tho union depot on broadway.
Third and Main streets, TO the Gait
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srErrN. Sent O,-EmperOr William
loft tho palace at o'clock to witness
tho army man muvreL
Prince NitOl Frederick, second son Of
Emperor William, met Emperor Franz
ci'.JoSoph, OF Austro.iuuSary, upon
his arrival at Poudam to-day, aud drove
with him to tho new palace, whore ths
emperor WG' entertained at luncheon
by Empress Augusta Victoria, The
emperor proceeded to Sleitin.
Emperor William was at tho sNEony
staten to welcome Emperor Francis
Joseph upon his arrival there, An im'
posing guard Of honor, including dep
utOtion from tho Austrian emperoFs
German regiment, attended Emperor
William to tho station,
Alter crossings had been cxcha ngSd,
tho imperial party inspected tho guard
of honor. They thon drove back to
tho city. The throughiAres through
which they passed w0rn dOnsely
crowded and troops lined tho slreOts.
The two empcrora wOro greOIOd. With
voCiorouS chcora as they passed Hong.
A dinner was given at tho castle AZ q
o'clock this evening in honor Of tho pro.
vincial authorttioS,
Az n BANQUET this evening, Emperor
Francis Joseph sat at tho right aud the
king Of SAXony at tho lett OF Emperor
William, The guests included tho count
Of Turin, tho princess Of Turin, Prince
Leopold, OF Bavaria, Prince Albrocht, Of
truSSin. and MaNimiNn, oil Baden,
General Won Putt.KamOr General Won
schellendori and Lord Roberts.
After tho banquet the emperor and
empress drove to Bollwork for an OxCur-
sion on tho Oder. Tho banks Of tho
river were illuminated and elaborate
flrcwork, woro act OIL st different points,
while thousands OF spectators looked
on. Many OF tho streets ol StOttin wore
also illuminated.
Tho imperial excursion proceeded NJ
far as GliOnkon, where tho party wit
nossed Il representation Of q fire at Iea.
Among the illumnations were the in.
acripttons "llRil TO tho Emperor"
"lhou art ours and we art Thine"
The Viking ship ut the Vulcan works
was q splendid electric effect.
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ALI ONE.sTnEn.

The Press Censorship Us Exercised by tho
Spanish Show tho InsurGO cuts to be Losing
Ground.
HAVANA, Sept. 0-The steamer Luson
has arrived here with 600 soldiers Of
engineers corps The steamers Monte.
video and Buonos AyrGS have also ar-
rived, having on board battalions Of the
Soria, Alava, Barcelona and GaiCia rOg-
iments, comprising l4o officers and 4, 100
men. They were given splendid re-
Ceptiou by tho people Of Havana.
During a skirmish near Santa Cruz,
the insurgont captain, serahn Rocio,
was killed. On the side Of tho troops
two soldiers were wounded. Tho In.
aurgents have burned the plantations OF
Antonio and AugN. Tho forces under
Colonel Oliver, near Mazantini, Santo
Domingo. have had another fight with
tue iuaurgant baud ut Fernandez,
which numbers 400. The insurgents
wore ropulsed, aud loft ton killed.
Tho insurgents have attacked tho de-
taChment OF CondOdo, Trinidad Major
Villares marched to the ruiet OF the gar
rison, aud reports tnat hO routed the
insurgents, who left nino killed, fifteen
wounded, five prisoners aud many aad'
diud horses.
In Santo Domingo two mon have beCn
imprisoned for distributing revolution
ary proClamAtions.
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LoSpoS. Sept. lO,-A deSpalch to the
Daily News from Kars. Armenia, says
that the entire district OF Komaks
is surrounded by TurkiIh troops dis.
patched by Zekki PRsha under the plea
Of arresting Armenian revoluIionNrios.
The villages OF Carni, ToEtan, Horo'
pouL and Maraga arc reported to have
been completely sacked and tho popu-
Iation, ACgrcgating 1900 people. were
ioullY treated.
Tho mon wore tortured and the Wo'
mon aud children were rRvshed. The
four monastories Of Aukwauk, Souro-
phon, Thervorithchoga, and souppha-
COP, were sacked and the altRrS aud the
images were destroyed.
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MUCH DAMAGE


Inflicted IN Kansas by sunday Nights
Storm-CropS Injured.
KANSAS Cry, Sept. 9.--Last nights
storm throughout Kansas appears to
have been far more severe than at frs!
reported. On several railroads trains
have been delayed for hours, and on
some OF them traffic cannot be resumed
for another twenty.four hours. At In.
dependence six inches OF wator fell in
less than ono hour. Tho streams are
rising rapidly, and great damage is Rn'
tiCipatod.
Tho town Of Gridley, in Codey coun.
ty, was struck by cyclone late yestcr'
day, causing much damage to property.
Some OF tho boSt business blocks and
residences arO reported wrecked and
several people reported injured.
At FrOdonia, the storm was the heavi.
est ever known there. Fully ton inches
OF water fell, oVerdoWing the river,
flooding bottoms and washing ont the
railroad tracks. Tho fair ground is from
two 70 four feOt under water and tho
Frisco & Pacific trains arc water.bound
outside OF tho city. Tho town oI
Neosha Rapids, near Emporia, suffered
severely as did tho latter named town,
Five business houses at NGosa
Rapids worO destroyed aud u number
OF dwelling houses wore carried away.
Tho NcoSha river is higher than 1t
has been for ycarG.
At Fort Scott tho lower part Of the
city was submerged in water from tho
MaEmatoa hysr @Hl Mill creek, which
are out OF their banks and tho water ID
rising with alarming rapidily. All
trains aro tied up and communication
by wire with the north aud south Is
completely Shut oil. Crops will suffer
greatly everywhere.
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PANS, Sept 0.--Tho Giborto this after.
noon sayu that tho identity OF tho mls.
croant who attempted to explode bomb
in tho vesLibulo OF tho RothsChilds
banking house in tho Rue LaI'iLto on
Thursday has bOon discovered. Ho was
formerly in tho employ Of tho Northern
Railway Company aud belongs TO an
honorable family llo Is q ptoloSsOd
anarchist according TO tho LibOrtC, but
was actuutOd by motives Of personal re'
yOngo In hiA attempt 10 destroy the
l!oihSchiId bank for his dismissal from
tho Northern raiIWaY'S employ
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ST. JOINS, N, f., Sept. O.-rho Gus.
toms department made further import.
ant seizures Of smuEgod goods to-day
under circumstances which rendor Ger.
tain that they aru unearthing tho big.
eest aud most daring band Of smugglsra
ever discovered in this country. I'm.
fortunately the Whitcway government
is asserted to bo in league with them
and nothing has boon dono towards
prosecuting thon. On the contrary tho
latest developments indicate that ono
Of tho members Of the executive Coun.
ell will deiond thom ia which event &C.
quittaI ia practically certain.
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cnnnAIln Onnel Onennd.

sAutr STE, MAmE, MIcIt,, Sept o.
Traffic through tho now Canadian ship
canal commenced this morning. the first
boat to lock through being Uganda,
bound down. The locks worked por.
iectiy, no hitch being noticeable and q
steady limo OF boats have been passing
through all day Besides tho blowing
Of whistles OF har6or tugs and boats in
the vicinity, no public ceremonies woro
observed. Tho report OF tho reported
closing oi the locks Sunday is denied by
Superintendent Boyd.
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San BRRSAnDlSo, OAL, Sept GA
woman passed through this city who
had croMOd tho dooOrt on brako boam.
ShU was discovered throo days Rgo near
DagcOtt BY tho crow Of u freight train.
Sho refused to disclose hor identity but
said she ani hor husband hUd been
living in an eastern city aud he had
deserted her, taking with lin thOir
lilllo girl. She hoard ho was III Oregon,
placed tho girl in m ofphanNgc, aud
being without means SLNrtcd out TO boat
hNf way.