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CHEAP TALK
BJ Fliz,lmmonS-He MAkeS Some wild
aud Ridiculous Assertions

BJ Fliz,ImmonS-He MnkeS Some wild
and Ridiculous Assertions
CoRrvs CnRBTI, Texas, Oct. S.-When
tho Associated Press correspondent an
nouncsd the legislatures act Of yestsr'
day to FltzsimmoRs he did not show
much surprise. at is only a part Of
the game OF COrbett aud his gang" he
said. "He selected Tsxas for the battle
ground because he thought the fight
could not come oil here. lie had q
tip that tho fight would not come of at
Dallas. He will have to fight me sooner
or later or get out OF the ring"
The training quarters are finished
aud FitEsinmons is working just aG
hard as though he was going TO hght
Corbett tomorrow.
Martin Julian, his manager, said:
~ am not surprised at the action Of
the legislature. We have spent great
deal OF money In preparing for this fight,
relying upon Dan Stuart and his ad.
visorS. am surprised that Mr.. Stuart
has not yet advised mo Of any change
in the arrangements. have contract
WIKI tH9 ElQEluA AhuluiG Slu0 uA0
shall SEQ that it is carried out TO the
letter. Fitzsimmons will stay here and
train until October 81, when he will 80
TO Dallas ready to go into the ring'and
win the grandest victory OF the CEN
tury."
"Will you let FilzsimmonS hght at
New Laredo7" was asked Of Julian.
at would be impossible for me to say
anything until after October 81 and our
present contract with the Florida Ath-
ietic Club 10 satisfactorily carried out,
but II Fiizimmons does not get at Cor.
belt before Christmas, he will be broken.
hearted. He will be ready to 20 into
the ring In the best condition Of his
life at tho proper time aud place. Il
the Florida Athletic Club cannot pull
Of the fiRht, can produce parties who
can carry out the contract, offer the
same purIe aud pay forfeit Of $1,000 II
the fight iS not pulled of by November
Al -
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AFrEn THE TIGER.
Committee OF Fifty VIII Pot Fusion
Ticket In the Field.

Committee of FIFTY win Pot Fusion
Ticket In the Field.
NEW YoRK, Oct, 3,-The frGt steps
toward a union OF the political forces
Oppoaod to Tammauy Hall for the com.
ing campaign, were taken In meetings
OF the chamber Of commerce aud OF
representatives OF various anti.Tam.
many forces to-day. wherein it was rO-
solved to put fusion ticket In tho field,
and TO conduct a campaign against Tam
many under the direction Of 4 commit
teo Of fifty organized on tho lines OF the
old committee OF seventy.
The meeting OF the chamber OF com.
mercO held frat was to receive the 70.
port OF its committee on municipal 70.
form, which 10 composed Of Ave mem-
bers OF tho Committee Of Seventy. Dr..
PRrkhurst was present by invitation.
The committee, through It's president,
Charles stewart Smith, reported rsso.
lntions renflirming tho principle that
tho government Of cities should be con.
ductad on business principles and not
subject to the contontious OF political
parties A resolution presented by
President Seth Low, Of Columbia Col.
logs. was adopted. declaring IN favor OF
a union against Tammany Hall.
Speeches were made by Dr.. Park.
hurst and others, and II was decided to
increase tho membership OF the cham.
boris committee on municipal reform
from five to City.
Tho anti.T'Rmmsny meeting which
followed was attended by reform Domo.
Gratis, Republicans and Independents.
Among them Wers Carl schurE, CoFne.
lins n. Bliss, James W. Pryor, General
Horace Porter, Simon Stein, Charles
BOaman aud several members OF tho
old committee OF seventy. Ex.Mayor
Ahram s. Hewitt SOnt letlor advocat'
ing fusion ticket against Tamm
Tho conference was harmonious and
letter was addressed to every political
organization In tho city except Tam.
many hall. requesting thom TO appoint
representatives TO confer with tho com.
mitteo Of City and agree upon q fusion
ticket to place in the Geld, II IL said
that Dr. ParkhursL has bsOn hard at
work since the good government clubs
decided to run an independent ticket
and not tako part In fusion, that to.
days meeting was largely tho result Of
his efforts. Another conference will bO
held tomorrow.
The ecxocutivecommlttds Of TAmmany
hail mot tonight, discussed candidates
for tho coming municipal aud legislative
elections aud also talked over the move
ments Of the opposition.
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rHE pArnIAnom DEoIINEs


The Invltation of the Sultan to Visit Him
nt the Palace.
LONDON, Oct 4.-Tho ConSlantinoplo
correspondent OF the Standard, under
date OF Wednesday, telegraphs to his
paper:
"The Armenian patriarch was yester.
day invited to attend the porte, but he
declined because mono OF his followers
were allowed TO accompany him. lie
remained at the pAtriArchate, Shut up
with several hundred armed men. The
authorities have summoned him TO sur.
render these people, giving until 3
o'clock in the afternoon, whom the
building will DO stormod.
"In reviewing the incidents OF tho
past two days 1t appears that the police
have generally not been supplied with
ball cartridges, and have been instruct.
ed only to uso the fiat OF their swords
aud tho butts OF thCir rifles. Most Of
the voleuCoI upon tho Arm0nians has
beou committed By Sofia. (StudentS)
aud tho low classes Of Moslems, whom
the police, however, DO not appear 10
hav0 arrested or intoriered with.
"Groat conformation prevails At tho
palace aud tho Sultan has not been in
bed since Monday. II is ielt that d Crl.
Iis has arrived, and there iI much
anxiety iUlt lest other revolutionary
factions should join with the Arme.
niand."
"sincO tho Crock revolution. Con.
stantinoplo has never iallon into such
terror nB II iGnow having"
Ielcgrapbing at later hour. tho cor.
respondent says: "Ihe police have not
yet attempted to clear tho patrIarChRtc,
and 1t 10 hoped that thOy will
not resort TO force, Ns a most fearful
massacre would inevitably result. Tho
Armonians arc huddlOd together In the
church with barely standing room.
They have to depend for food upon
auClI scraps as ArO brought to them. II
Ia estimated At tho PntrlArchatO that
ovor 200 Armonians have boon killed.
A Dispatch to tho Daily Telegraph
from Conslaniinoplo, dated Thursday,
SAYS: al received intelligence from
EfEOrOum that POsOn, Khnouss and
olhOr parts Of Armenia that further
disturbances may be expected, un.
less measures RfO taken immc.
diatoly to calm tho poodle, who
nrO omigtntlng whOrOvOr they
can. ] have tho Information Of tho Ar.
mOnIan OcCIOSiastics that serious dis
turbancOs ato inevitable, unless tho
powers intervene. Tho people Rro con.
vinrrd that thuir lives NrO simply lm.
possible Tho metropolitan archbishop
OF Efaoroum has tOlOgrnphOd to tho
British premier, Lord Salisbury, to that
olleCtn
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sohDInEs' REUNION
AZ FAlFmOnt GCsAt succssS-A Great
CroWd and Great EathuSIaSni,

Crowd and Great EathuslaSm.
Special Dlpaies 10 ne Mielltlmhsr,
FATRNoSr, W, Va, Oct. S,-The sol.
disrs' reunion to-day was a decided sue.
colS Last evening and during tho
night tho trains brought tho veterans
who came to meet those thoy had not
seen sinca they were mustered out, and
many othars 10 meet CnngenlAl friends.
Early this morning ths bugZles aud
wagons began 10 arrive aud by 10
o'clock the town was we'll llled.
The parade formed on tho South side
with General Il, Il, Fleming az chief
marshal, who with his aides marched
Through Main street headed by the
Bairmont Cornst Band, proceeding TO
Woodlawn cemetery whore q fine flag
pole had been erected, near whore the
monument TO the soldiers OF Marion
county will be erected. The Woman'a
Roliel Corps Of tho Grand Army had
purchased fine flag which was pre-
senlSd TO tho soldeTs Of Marion county
by Mrs Gen. II. L. Fleming In most
interesting address. On behalf OF the
old soldiers Gov. +. IL. Pierpont re-.
sponded in his most happy mood, On
an occasion like this the governor was
at homo.
Mrs. DR.. Leeds, of Grafton, tho presl.
dent Of the West Virginia divilion Of
the Woman's Relief Corps, RlSn spoke
o! the objects OF the order and what had
been accomplished.
The procession was lengthy one, aa
it was composed OF tho children from
the high school. company G. OF the
First regiment, West Virginia National
Guard; citizens, Sons OF Veterans aud
visitors.
The day was most delightful ono
and tended to making 1t pleasant and
profitable to those who participated In
the days oil 1861 10 1865.
This afternoon an omen air meeting
was held in the park where addresses
WcrO made by l.. NJ. showalter, Hon.
John w. Mason, Prof. Thomas @.
Miller, OF she University. aud others.
Tonight monster campfire was held
in the Opera House. Rev. Gibson, OF
tho Presbyterian Dannar, Of Pittsburgh,
was the principal speaker, followed by
numerous short, spirited talks. "Old
Glory" was out in evidence everywhere.
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CATHOLIC EUoHARIsT CONGRESS
Declares for Strict Sabbath Observance.
Armenian Missionary Talks.

Declares for Strict Sabbath Observance.
Armenian Missionary Talks.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9,-The Eucharist
congress Of tho Catholic church com.
plOted itS sessions here tonight with a
procession led by Cardinal Gibbons
and including most Of the RrchbishopS,
bishops and dIrnitOrloI Of the Amori.
cab hierarchy through tho Catholic
University grounds to the stops OF Nc.
Mnhou hall, whore tho cardinal pro.
nouncod the bsnSdlClion. Il was an
imposing deinonutration, bringing to q
fitting close tho most notable gathering
OF tho clergy In tho history Of tho
church. Prior 10 tho procession, the
business oil tho congress was concluded
by tho passage OF resolution eInbody-
ing the results accomplished. 4 siEni.
flCant feature Of the resolution was itI
strong statement in favor Of Sunday oh.
s0rvAnCe, nS practical means OF sancti'
flying tho holy OurhRrlit. Tho resolu.
ton also Te'allirmcd full adherence to
tho declarations Of tho third Ucumeni.
cal conference as Baltimore OH tho Sun.
day question, tho chief po,nt in that
declaration being that saloons Shnuld
bO closed on Sunday Archbishop Cor.
fIran, Of New York. aud other high pro.
lRlOR, were on tho platform whom this
resolution was read and unanimously
adopted.
IhotNo sessions during tho day wOro
occupied with the reading OF papers
concerning tho Eucharist Tho paper
OF Row. Joseph NasDDCE, tho Armenian
missionary. attracted marked attention,
owing 10 tho Turko.AtmOniau riots ".
ported BY tho Associated Press aud tho
efforts Of PopO 100 TO return tho Last.
Orn church to pRpal authority. Rev,
YaEbCCk said that Of tho 10000 ArmO.
ninns, only about l0J,0JO were nlliOd
with tho Catholic church. Ito doubted
whOthor II would bC possible to bring
back the princes and paltlRrchs OF tho
cast. llut hO pointed out that the Bopa.
ration waa formal TO large oxtOnt, tho
only important features being that tho
Eastern church did not acknowledge
tho supremacy OF tho pope, II had tho
Catholic mass aud ceremony. Hun.
dtoda Of Afrnnnians had said 10 him;
"IhOFO Ia no tOal dlilofOnCO bOiwOon uli
lot tho shepherds ugtOu and wo will FOL.
low" llo closed With Nn eloquent OK.
hOrtalIon that tls Eastern church
might bo brought back before Pops
lno'a death, In ordcr That tho ponlill's
gtnaL duBitO might bO accomplished.
After tondlnv his pApor Roy, NaE.
beck said to u representatives, OF tho Az.
eocihtOd rfOss, that Ito Followed tho ro.
ports Of tho riots In ConsLanlInopIe to
result from tho loilrO to arouse tho
British tp action, British WArslips
woro now In tho ll0'nhotut, aud tho to.
ports VI Outrage would doubtluM rim,
iilniO England Ia decisive action, lie
said lllnt tho ma,BnUfoa Oi ArmcnInna
had boon very grohi, flynllug to Fumo
extent the mnsaACrOb oi sytlau1 by tho
luflu, whcto tho number OF Killed.
reached 10000
Bishop lTotStman, Of Cleveland, pro.
SOnlOd tho topofl Ol tho supOflUtOIs Of
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Christmas

CRY OF Mexico, Oct. S,-Tho AIIO-
clatdd Press agent to-day OuteRvOred to
secure the opinion OF General Dlaz on
the questions otaIIoWiRg the prize fight
between Corbslt and FitzsImmOna in
Mexican territory, but the president
Wasin gocluaIon with the members OF
his family on account OF the death Of
his fathor.in.law, Manuel Romero Rubic.
An intimate Of the president, however,
said the question had already been de-
cIdsd on at q consultation with the
governor OF chihuahua, who had tsle'
graphsd for the presidents opinion.
The latter had replied peremptorily
forhiGdins the prize Gght occurring on
Mexican soil. OyOrtures had likewise
been unsuccsssfully made 10 the govern.
mont OF the state Of HidRlso. General
Diaz is opposed to tho introduction OF
prize fighting here aud 10 extremely
ilrm in the matter. This is absolutely
authoritative, aud diSposes Of the
matter
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7HREI SENSATIONS
Crop Out in the Trial of Theodore
Durrant, Yesterday.
MANI WHO THREATENED A JUROR
Fiasd $3.50, With the Alternative
Of Five Days in jail.
THE PROSECUTION SCORES A POINT

In the crOss.EramInatIou, Which
Developed the Fact That a Student
at Cooper College Was Marked
Present on April 3, Whom He Was
Abssut-MisS Cunningham, a News.
paper Reporter, Refuses to Answer
Question, and sho VIII Be Com.
mittod to JaIlir She Persists in Her
Observation-Disclosures GIbson's Prl.
vato Secretary Excluded From tho
Court Room.
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Iadlaa ana NoErs ealholIe lII..I0n..

luulan anu Negro Catholic MislionA.
WAsHISGToS, D, G., Oct. 3,-CardIual
Gibbons and ArchbishopI Ryan and
Kain, constituting a committee to direct
the funds for Indian and negro mission
work, concluded their sessions to-day.
A member OF the committee was author
ity for tho statement that the sessions
were confined to a consideration Of tho
nsedS Of the several mission schools,
After working all day the apportion.
nent was completed. No question as
to the status or purposes Of Mgr.
Stefan, director OF tho Indian mission
bureau, GrosO, nor did any political con.
Sideration come up, tho apportlonments
being made on merit aud the needs Of
the several schools.
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CSclSyArr, o., Oct "a Commercial
Gazette special from pnrkOraburg, W.
Va, says, Last night at sistOrlvillO,
noar this place, citizens burned a
gambling house kept by Albert Barton,
during lIartonB RbIonce. Tho gamblof1
wife, attempting to escape, jumped
from tho second story window and was
fatally injured. Barton had been re-
pealedly warned by citizens.
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Nrw YoRE. Oct 3,-ThO Engineering
Nows, in iis issue Of the coming week
will rovsw tho controversy over tho o.
fec. which the Chicago draisugO canal
viii have on tho levels Of tho great lakes
aud will eKprosB its conclusions w FOL.
lows: "ltsocmq seusblU, on tho whole,
therefore, TO conclude that whio tho
reduction In lake levels, duo 10 tho Chi.
cngo canal will have some effect on lhkO
shipping interests, tho ollcct will bn
very far irOm tho wholesale destruction
which has bOcn pictured. Annual
change, In laku lcYois, duo to natural
causes will DO several times aS great 10
tho canal eau cause"
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CHICAGO, Oct. S.-President Dan
Stuart, Of tho Florida Athletic Club,
wired the Associated PrOss from Dallas
tonight as iOllowG:
Everything looks favorable for ar.
rangementS being completed within
twenty.iour hourL At present no one
knows which way my face is turned,
but vixen give location out ! am GER
tain have Il cliuched,"
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the Tabernacle Society, showing the ex'
tenSiye work done by women In pTspar-
Ing vastmonts and alter furnishing,
bishop KSaDs made similar report,
showing the work Of Washington women
In the same direction.
Father Timothy, Of the BOnsdictine
Order, presented q report ou the work
Of the Con.FrRternity sanctioned by the
pope, with headquarters at st. Paul, for
the perpetual alteration OF tho Blessed
Sacrament.
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couNrNNEI.lrIsL.a CAUGHT.
Tho Most Gigantic Conspiracy Known IL
nrGnnt Times

Tho Most Gigantic Conspiracy Known 10
nsuont Times
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3.-Addltlonnl do.
vOIopmontu CamO to light to-day In tho
VIuApllc countOriOlling conspiracy un.
uatthO' by tho UnIted States secret nOr.
vicO hgOntI, going 10 provo ono Of tho
bisgOIL BchOneB known to recent times.
How many man afn concerned In II IL
still n matter oi conjecture.
Tho laLost ArtnSt wha TINT OF Jacob
SOrkOS, who was caught NJ Ills homo In
this city to-day Asa mAttgr Of formal.
lly tito nyo mon cnpiurod hero
WoFa arrested 10 ylbw OF tho now
d0yolopmOnti aud w1fO taken back by
us. Commissioner Craig aud Green.
back then lnadu full confession, impll.
eating all tho prisoners and diyulglng
every detail Of tho Uonbpirncy, tho
numbers by which tllOy wero known (;
tho SOLEMN Oalhs Ol secrecy, which
bound lhOm togOlhOr, and tlOir
molhUls NJ work, which layo nlrOndy
loun made public. They constituted,
Ito said, ono powerful btoihufhood and
whun tholr numbotA wore nut uaOI,
roIar to oaci othOrai "btotlOr,"
All tie loUll used by tho gthg afo
now In tho possession Of Chief
llhEcn aud sOGruL Service on.
or llurns whu lluyo boon work.
lux IN tho Cno. AZ tho conrln.
lin NJ tho hearing, lI0angnfion was
ncId In $500 bail and tho others In
5000 for thOlf appearance bOIofO tho
United slaiOs grand Jury.
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tJ,tai Dlipaieh 10 ne Iah'lIg,ae1'
srrrnENylLLl o., OCT. IA second
dntardly uttompt, It has boon learned,
ha, been made within tho past fow days
~ Gro tho Rlrs! NJ. Il. church, this city.
IUo nipples werO taken out oi ihe Ra'
Iuan tho audience room and tho los'
aJ arfaugod that whom tho RM was
.f1od on and llght0d tho large volume
D. llimo would play on boards, forming
'Ua fcanolding In The church, usnh loi
r1ahIri for tue danaRo done ny Iho TO-
raul ira.
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Sosriai Diwaith ohs m'Siign'U
srnguplrLp, o., Oct, Mira Charles
E Graves. OF whoollar, W, Va, dIOd
to-day Ut tho Yellow spfingl lIou.o,
Yellow Springs, q summer resort, olght
milo, Ron,h Ui hero, whore aha llhd
been tocoalIng. FoycriB given M tho
cauao " her sudden dnalll, llor remains
will bu lnl,on IN DAYTON Tor Inlprlncilt,
II being the place NJ hor nativity
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NnL tllnl ltlnl nf convanlIon.

Cuc,oo, ooL 3.-illo,o who had pro'
dolsl that tho Republican convention
to-day would ro,uli In riot aud blood
tol bseai,a Of tho strife botwOnn llc
rH nul county 'acllon', wero very
n.Hi dlapnontOl. Tho county men
.ramm.. control. and Mayor hWiIrS
1. r.irsr wholly ignutoi, not Only Yon
arrmt.,n but alno intn' nouiln"
luu,wliri we,, made, lbIntnll one,
tlsi, thefg VIII, no CiI1o Tor q tl9i luld
mona occurred, Tomorrow tho D0lno'
cnl6 will hold lholf county primaries
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WmnHoroy. D, O., OCL Y.-rhO artl.
cultural department has fOcOlyod In.
formation from English uontcoi atnIIng
that among tho cattle SlInpol TO Ion.
lnn from Australia nlT undDublcl ra'cl
NJ ulNufn.pncumouiA worn discovered,
lhis, tls believed, will have nn I'M
lirnnl bearing On Tia competition
gill our meats from that qhaflnt ~ u
ia pf0sumOd England will prohibit
further impoflallona from thal quarlOt
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MOST DESTRUCIIVEFIRE
That Has Ever Visited Rhode
Island in Many Years, y
THREE COTTON MILLS nj WARREN

Are Completely Destroyed, Together
With Two Extensive Warehouses;,
Filled With Valuable Property, aud
a Number of Loaded Freight Cars,
NelshborIuG Cities HondOr AId-At
the HOlghth OF tho Fire tho Water
supply Gave out-l,oss VIII 30
Over Ono Million Dollars.
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"a PACK or LIES"
wheeling & Lake EriS win bO Prevented
From Using Valley Tracks.

From Using Valley Trucks
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 3,-SpoakinE Of
tho reports that have been in circula.
ton Tor some timU past to the effect
that the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company would by somS means prevent
the use OF ill recently acquired Valley
road by the Wheeling & Lake Erie, as
an entrance TO Cleveland, according TO
tho recent reorganization agreement,
Receiver Koim, Of tho Valley, Sald to-
day:
"All this talk about n scheme iI q
pack OF lies. The Wheeling & Lake
Eric will uSc tho Valley tracks. The
conSummatlon OF tho recent sale will
occur In couplo Of days, aud tho Balti'
more & Ohio will then aISumo ontite
NohlFbl -
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BRooKLYs. n. Y, Oct. 3,-Thc ROpnb.
llcans Of Brooklyn tonight nominated
for mayor Frederick W. Wurster. tho
present fro commissioner. The other
principal candidate was William Cullnn
bryant. Tho nominees arc bAclod by
tho labor organizations.
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IT DON'T 60 THERE,
President Dlaz Will Not Allow Any
Prize Fighting
TO TAKE PLACE ON MEXICAN SOIL.

As to Bull Fighting, Well, That's
Another story-FtzSImmons In.
dulgcs In Some Wild Talk-Iuti-
mates That Corbctt Selected Texas,
because HS Knew tho Fight Would
BE stoppsd-HI Manager Says
"FItz" win Bs Broken. Hearted II
He Does Not Get at Corbett Before
Christmas
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IxDrASAroLts, ISD., Oct. S.-Ths Good
Citizens League Of Indiana in cOnyeu.
ton to-day Gent a telegram to Governor
Culborson and tho Texas legislature,
congratulating them on their action in
suppressing tho Corbett Fitzsimmons
light, "in tho interest OF good citizen'
,i,ta 70
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WAsnlSuroN, y. G., Oct. S,--Jockoy
Jimmy NOnty was rulCd Oh tho track
by tho AlUKenlor leland officials to-day
Tor nsaaulling Jockey Mclaughlin alter
tho last facp.
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"a iIuns Chan :. sammonsd.

I.ospoS, Oct 3,--h dcspAlch TO tho
Standard from Shanghai Onya that VicO.
roy II Hung Chang has gone to rokln
nj tho special request Of thO dOwagOr
Vnprca OF China, with whom ho has
alwny0 had tho moAl cordial relations
A prhnd scheme Of administrative rcor'
panil0ilon hAa boon prepared hOtwOOh
llium u prominent fnnlnrO being tho
fomcval Of tho cabilh from pOkln to
some more SECURE place In Central
Chlnn.
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For Wcu Vlmlnn Western Pennsylvania and
ohio lalt and westerly Wuli Oh l'rldayi no
change IN tpinnNmintc.
I'd tUHrgHAtugE yEuupAY
os itul,hrl Ivy e. tUtsur druggist corner
Market and fourteenth streets
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