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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
Tho House of Deputies Against AltaTIn
E0poTts of Constitutional IlsyiulOn,

Tho House of Deputies Against Altering
Reports of Constitutional lewiston.
MESNEAPoMs, Oct. SIN the house Of
bishops Of the Episcopal convention to-
day, a favorable committee report was
made on the proposals for tho division
OF tho diocoses Of Maryland, kentucky
aud California. A resolution separating
the missionary Jurisdiction Of Wyoming
aud Idaho into two Jurisdictions was
referred.
A committee waI named to report
suitable action on the Armenian aIrocl-
ties.
Tho house OF deputies to-day decided
hy 30 to 81 in favor Of the term
"bishop coadiutOrs" instead OF assistant
bishops"
Tho reluctance Of the house of dopu-
ties TO alter the report OF tho conatltu'
tional revision committee appeared
again to-day when the two committees
reported against tho proposed ameud'
menss. Ono advised against pluratiztng
the word Constitution" all through tho
documents, and tho other disRpproved
OF tho proposal TO give diocsses under
certain conditions ia part OF their terri.
tory and erect therein missionary juria'
diClious,
Two messages were received from the
house Of bishops. Tho first recon-
mondod tho use Of the word constitution
plural in tho title Of the revised docu'
monts. This was concurrod in, So to IL,
with 7 divided. The socoud message
took up subsequent sections. THE
recommendation that the word conVen.
ton DO retained instead OF the proposed
aynod, was negaIiyed by the deputies.
In tho house Of bishops. the joint
committee Of i've bishops aud five prei-
byt0rs appointed at the last convention
TO report upon such changes in tho 70.
vised version Of the Bible as might he
recommended for adoption, reported
that the convention labored under a
misapprehenSion as to similar work
having been undertaken in England,
and vas discharged at it's own request.
II was decided, however, wrth tho
concurrence al the deputies to name
another commission to undertake tho
work independently OF tho church oil
England. Constitutional revision will
be then taken up.
Tho house Of deputies hold warm
debate over tho question Of adopting
tho term primate as the title of tho sen'
ior members Of the house Of bishops.
A message had been received from tho
house OF bishops announcing that 1t
had adopted section two Of article one,
Of the revised constitution, with tho
word "primate." and tho question be-
ing on the matter Of concurVing with
the house OF bishops, George q.
Thomas. OF Philadelphia, offered an
amendment changing the word primato
to presiding bishop. This was what
started tho debate. and before II was
over most OF the lenders had participal.
od in it, with all tho earnestnoIs and
eloquence for which they are iamous.
Ii was tho most interesting meeting
the deputies had hold and tho interest
In tho final vote was intense. The
Thomas amendment was lost, receiving
lj2 votos. whils the opposition mus
tered l62 votes.
The COMMITTEES on location OF the next
convention reported in favor Of Boston,
Mae
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TnE nuIiItANr IIlIAI.
one Witness for tho Defense Gives VerJ
Disappointing Testimony.

one WItnO0 for tho Defense Gives Nery
disappointing Testimony.
SAN FRAHCisCo, Oct. S.-AftOr wander.
ing through q mass Of unimportant wit
nssses. the defense in the Durrant case
this afternoon summoned to tho stand
two Of tho most important witnesses
that havo boon called since tho prosCcu'
ton closed its cnso. 0n6 Of thg Wit
nesses materially aided tho defense,
from tho fact that upon cross.examin'
alton no failed to givo important tesIi'
mony expected by the proSecution. Tho
examination OF tho other witness had
only Just begun when tho court took q
recess until tomorrow morning, but In
the short time the witness was on tho
stand he testified to one important fact
which was directly opposed TO what tho
defense had hoped to establish.
Tho most important witness OF tho
day was Charles I. !.eaahan, tho young
man whom tho dotonso Contnnds was
mstnkon for Durrant by paWnbrokOt
OppenhOim. LenuhNn, who dona not
boar striking resemblance 10 the ptis.
ouor, said on April ho attempted to
pawn n small diamond ring, similar to
tho worn BY Blanche Lamont, at op.
peuhcim'a shop. Tho witness said that
ho asked 0ppcnhoim tho same qaei.
tions aud received the Same answers
that Opponheim quoted In rotating the
conversation hu had with the young
mnn whom OppOnhclm testified waA
DurrRnt.
Then catno tho surprises 70 tho de-
.ionsr, which contracted nearly all tho
strength GainOd irOm tho witne's tostt'
mony. tOnahAu VHtt no tried TO pawn
tho ring In tho afternoon, while Open.
helm tcstilal that Durrnnt outorOl his
shop In tho morning. Attorney Dou'
pyoy wac considerably disCOncDrlcl by
this from tho witness, and ondnnyorod
10 imponrh l.Onahan'a testimony by
roading lutlor written BY LonRhan to
tho attorney lur tho dpicnan, In which
hu divugod tho fact that ho had trot 70
pawn small diamond ring at Oppcn'
hOm's on tho same day DutrAnt wRs
saId to havo entered tho place. Tho
court Interrupted Dsaprey, heweveF
aud ruiu,Ol IN lot him read only such
parts Of tho lottcr 10 rolorrod to the
question In ISSUE, DnuprOy thOn nk1d
that tho Ollor bu admitted In OvdOhco,
aud at tho close OF tic struggle over this
move court adjourned for tho day.
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*. OF p. GRAND LODGE
Royalty wsIOOmsi al FNlrmont-Rs-
SplondAnt UnlrOrmI aud uaudIomo DoO-

SPlOndAnt UalfOrmI aud Handsome Doo-
Gratioas.
Special Diipa,eh 70 Rs INTEL igtnder.
FAIBMoSr, w. Va, Oct S.-We have
met tho enemy aud wo are thSirs, lOr
tho Knights OF Pythias have como On
masse and taken peaceable possession.
Every train yesterday brought detach'
menta and last night aud tho special
trains this morning added 10 the largest
crowd Fairmont has ever had the pleas
urs OF entertaining Most Of the lodges
in the state are represented, and many
OF tho larger towns have batIaliOni OF
uniformed ranks, which with their
showy uniforms and manly bearing
present a spirited appearance,
This morning as niae o'clock the
grand lodge convened In tho OaudiIorium
Of the state normal school, where sd-
dresses OF welcome WOrO made by Mayor
Thomas A. Fleming and +, I, Maain,
which were responded to by CyrusW
Hall, grand chancelloroi West Virginia,
after which thegrand lodge was opened.
The parade at four o'clock was very
large, and the attractive uniforms otthe
divisions from Parkenburgr Grafton,
Charleston, Morgantown, lsaysnswood,
ClarksbuTg, ManninEton, Buckhannon,
Wheeling, Coaaellsyllls and this city
and other points, with their various
eyolulions created great enthusiasm
along the line Of march,
Thefollowing bands were interIpsrsed
throughout the pSTadOi Rutters' band,
OF Uniontown, Pa, with twenty.iour
pieces, Fairmont, Pennington, Morgan
town and Clarksburg. Altar the parade
was over, the different divisions march
Cd through tho streets executing some
very difficult movements TO the evident
delight ot the crowds,
At hall past eight o'clock Parkersburg
division, under the command Of Capt.
S. b. Baker, executed tho limp" drill
which evoked 80 many compliments at
the meeting OF the grand lodge in Wash
lngton. This is n special feature OF that
crac; organization, and haa to be seen
to be appreciated.
Never in the history OF tho town have
the decorations been as elaborate and
grand as the present occasion, aud all
have added in decoration 10 the Gus
tomary flags and bunting some special
desiga. Tue double arch at the inter-
section OF Main aud Jefferson streets
was the handsomeIt, being outlined at
night by different cOlOred electric light'.
The interest tomorrow cOuters In the
prizs drill for tho handsome sword oaer-
cd by the lodges Of Marion county for
the best drilled company.
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AvEnIrARLE LANDSLIDE,


Tho Democrats OF Indianapolis Elect their
Entire Tickst-IlsPnbnCan Waterloo.
INDIAsAroLls, Oct S.-Tho municipal
oloeliouin this city to-day waI Demo.
cratic landslide. The eutiro Democrat.
ic ticket is elected by a majority ap.
preaching ., 900. This is remarkable in
view OF the fact that Caleb S. Denny,
Republican, was elected mayor two
years ago by majority OF over 5000
Al eleven O'Clock tonight the returns
are in from 100 OF tho l20 precincts,
showing a gain OF over 1000. During
:he evening tho Republican committee
and all tho candidates conceded tho
election OF the DemocrRtic ticket By an
unprecedented large majority. Those
elected are: Thomas TaEgarI, mayor;
Charles L. Cox, police judge Charles
Stuckmeycr. city clark.
Six councirnon at large are elected,
and at this tins the Democrats claim
soveDoi tho fifteen ward councilmeu,
giving tho latter thirteen out OF twenty.
one couucilmen. There Is much noise
and enthusiasm in the city tonight,
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BAR InoN MANuFAorunEns


Hold Meeting for tao Purpose of Uniting
Eastern nnd Western AssooiatlonS
PIrrSDuRGt Pa. Oct S.-An import.
ant meeting OF bar iron manufacturers
was held here to-day for the purpose OF
uniting the eastern aud western asso-
Citations into ono with national scope,
that prices, dilTorentiaIs, und output
may be regulated for the benefit Of ali.
About forty.lvo Representatives of
firms from all parts OF the country were
present. A. Il. Whitney. Of tho Port.
age Iron Company, presided, with j. S,
ElYorson, secretary Of the Eastern
Association, and George NJ. Clark, Of
Cincinnati. OF the Western Association,
rs secretaTieL
4 form Of organization wR# adopted,
and it will be submitted to tho manu-.
iacturors OF the country for consilerR'
lion. II ninety per cent OF the firms
nHreo TO il, tho new association will bo n
20. Another meeting will DO held
December 8.
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rE1 .EGRAnu,n RRlEEs.

Yesterdays slalrmun. OF tho condi.
ton oil the treasury showed; Available
cash balance, SIS, ,SB9, 1888; gold re-
sorvc, SOj,Ol7,2OS.
By tho fall OF nn elevator in Chicago,
yesterday, Joseph RoSOnboig aud Her.
man Clcmangc wcro fatally njured and
two others badly hurt
Tho heart Of Koyciuiko, tho Polish
patriot, aud general under Washington,
will be transferred on October 10 from
Vozia to the Polish museum iu the
Ghatrau Rdpeswijl, near aHHelt
Tho Supreme Castle Of tho Knights Of
tho Golden Eagle mot in Washington
yo,LOtdaN, aud viii remain IN session for
aboHt q week Largo numbers Of tho
kniphts havo already arrived, aud tho
attendance is expected to run up into
tho thousands. Several questions Of
considerable moment will bo brought
boiuta tho supreme castle AZ this SOS.
sion, among tnom an amendment TO the
constitution regarding tho taxation VI
Grand Castles
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AFTER YEARS or SILENCE
EE.iIlnlstor wo,t Explains why President
Cleveland samt Him Ills Passports.

EE.aIlnl.t0r wo,t Explains why President
Cleveland semt Him Ills Passports
NEw YoRE, Oct. ga special cablo.
gram TO the World from London says;
1t will bo remembered that ProGidcnt
Cleveland almost on tho eyo OF the
election Of 1888 uonG Sir Lionel Sack.
yIllo wost, Britigh minister at Wash.
ton, his passports because OF letter
written by him to an alleged English'
man IN California, commenting upon
tho approaching election.
Aud now Lord SackyillO publishes n
defence aud explanation seven years
altor that incident
But tho unprecedented pnrt Of 1t, and
tho part which has aroused very
excited comment, is, first, tho FREQ.
dom Of hia structures upon tho Amer
lean pcopln and American public mon;
and, second. his own cXproaHot in
digna,ion that tho British ministry
should nayo accepted Mr. Bayard M
nmba,saIor to thit country, while. rs
secretary OF aiate Of tho United siaies,
Mr. Bnynrl had wantonly insullOd
in pefgon its accredited representative,
Tho pamphlet consists Of ilfty.twO
papSs, 1000 words, and Ia oi very
ilmitod issue. not moro thai 100 copoq
rho,o hayo boon Gcnt undor seal only
to loniing foreign diplomats, tho higher
English officials aud u low porsonoI
Itfouia
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CoNsTANTNoPLE, Oct 7, VIA SOFIA,
BULGARIA, Oct s.-The guard ships Of
the various powers are moored at Gala.
ia in order to be in a position to render
aid to the foreign re'idents in case it is
needed.
A council Of ministers has beeR held
at the palace in order to consider tho
terms of the note submitted TO the
porte by the euvoys Of tho blk powers,
There has been no further disturb.
anCss oil a serious nature here. The Ar.
menian shops at sIRmboul and Gailata
arc closed.
Later in the day, however, the patrols
OF this city wero strengthened by addi.
ttonal forces OF infantry and cavalry.
The sultan has twice sent Arlin PaIhG
to the patriarchate in order to cooper
ate with the patriarch in the lRtter's
efforts to induce the Armsuians who
have sought refuge in the churches to
return to their homea. All efforts in
this direction, however, have proved
futile, tho Armenians declaring that
they have no confidence in the promises
OF protection made by the Turkish gov
ernment.
In all ninoty.fye bodies have been
delivered to officials OF tho patriarchate
by order OF tho sultan, aud It is claimed
that they represent all the Armelians
killed during the recent rioting.
Fuad Pasha has gone to the Darda-
helles in order to inspect theioTts there,
and a number OF torpedoeS have been
forwarded to the straits.
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TWO CUTTING AFFRAYs
In Tltchlo County, Resulting In tho Death
ot one aud Fatal WoundIng of Two

In Rltchlo County, Resulting In tho Death
of one aud Fatal Woundlng of Two
Others
Sperial DIDl'eh 10 ne IatlliJeHen.
PARKEmBURd, Oct S.-NeWs has just
reached this city oitwo horrible cutting
ARRAYS near Petroleum, resulting in i'm.
mediate death to one of tho pattici.
pants, while two others were in a dying
condition, aud arc probably dead by
this time.
Saturday morning two mon, named
Thomas aud TWiford, residing ut Ruth.
eriord, uuArraled while coming home
from daucs near there, aud finally
came together in mortal combat. Both
men had knives, and during the fight
each succeeded in carving the other 10
deadly extent.
Thomas. it is reported, died soon
after, while Twitord was not expected
to survive his horrible wounds, hO bO.
ing cut almost into mincemeat
At Rusk, near Petroleum, Saturday
morning, a young man, named Charles
Kane, was walking on his fathers farm,
whom his cousin, also named Kane,
came up to where no was, jumping over
tho fence aud walking up to young
Charles, and said in threatening man
nor that he was going to kill him.
Charles Kane, who is siCkly and OF Il
weak physique, sprang up and pre-
pared TO defend himself. He had only
a pocket knife, but ho used it with dead.
~ effect, cutting his aGIallant through
tho abdomen. inhicting n terrible gaslI,
disembowellng him and cutting his
liver loose. The injured Kane was still
alivo when last heard from, but palpa'
bly, cannot recover.
Charles Kane has been placed under
aFFBgt
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Bovrn, n. j., Oct s,--Thcrc war It
scrloui bolor explosion At tho Wharton
iron minO ut llibornln, this morning,
Nix mon wotc Injured, but mono oil them
fatally,
Tho Injured aroi Melton Smith, On.
uinoor, BcAllbd badly; rhilip Rc'burg,
HtOmnn, acaldcl John Clark, workman,
scaldod and injured by dOhtisi William
koIly,mInor scOldOd aud cut by dnbha,
john Malone, minor, iuiutui about tho
hbdy Michael RYAN, injured by falling
lpbrla.
hrrxrid,iuH which occurred III oa.
pInp huuio No. ., shool, tho little min.
luz village. In addition to lohrlnu tho
houao TO plOcC9, II did u great loal OF
damage to othor buildings In tho
Vicinity
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Sp''I1I DNB1'cl 70 M IlfTIgNI'T,
nuSTlSGroN, w. Va, Oct s.-The
preliminary examination OF Officer
George Anderson, for the fatal shooting
oil John Burns last Saturday night. was
completed luto this evening, and tho
policeman was dismissed. Half an
honr laior no was rOarrostOd upon q
warrant from another court, charging
him with murder, and hearing will DO
hold tomorrow.
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CoLuMBus, o., Oct. S.-Hou. W. II.
Hahn, secretary oil tho Republican ma
tlonal committee, replying to-day, TO
citizens Of Pittsburgh, who desire the
national Republican convention, said:
I'll Cleveland or Cincinnati apply, l
shal[ favor holdipG the convention in
my own state.
Further than this ho would not com.
init himself. Tho letters show that
Pittsburgh has o. atrong organization
aud ii is backed by Senator Quay. MIR.
Hahn thinks tho committee will meet
some time this month.
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A rial,ltliILr4 lllor
Which Resulted IN Tie Dcntii uf n Woman
IIUm IfIEhL

from Fright
GnoW CRY, IA, Oct S.-A riot
among tho minors ut Chestnut Ridge
last night has causod great oScilomont
here ono woman IN font aud ono Of
tho miners ia IN tho lookup In Il critical
condition.
Nod phiIlipH, II dIarcpulablo Charac.
tor wont to Chestnut Ridge aud got to
gothof hiH followers mud proceeded to
tho house ol Abo Stone, miner, with
whom PHILIPPE wdA On bad terms.
When aimtitRHe8 Was FelHael Tho
crowd, lh0y began breaking tho win,
dow, Stone lifod liq revolver into tho
crowd, aud by thia tmO hib friends had
come iOhia assistance. A gcnntnl fight
tuolt place iusidO tho house, hnd the
fight VII, 10 tho donth, Knives, royol.
yrtt, clubs aud gas pipnN wcro uaod "a
wcnpIns Tho house was wfockol, tho
floor waT literally covered with blood,
every window was brokon aud tho inr.
nitifH completely domOliallod.
Every man In tho patty Ia ptOtly vol
battered ny, Slono aud Phillips auIlor.
lux tho woral Stone will probably rO.
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Special Dipaitt TO nc htihscn'r.
HARBlsYILLE, Oct S.-Mr. "Cin"
Moats, who livOa on Indian Crock,
about soyon milcl from this place. has
met with q big loss. Ills barn, with a
lot OF wheat, oats, farming implements,
together with five stacks OF hay, wcro
burned BY an incOndiary, Just ono year
ago, Mr.. Meats had two large stacks
Of wheat burned. Frank Ayrei has lost
his barn BY frc. ff6 lives OH Indian
Crock, noxi to Mr. Meats. AyroI lost
nothing, however, but his barn.
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cover, but Phillips cannot live. His
head was cut and bruised badly and
ono OF his eyes was prntrudlng from its
socket. He is also cut and bruised
about the body.
Mrs. William Smith, who livos just
across the street, was literally scared TO
death, She saw Phillips being pounded
over the head with q club, and without
q word she fell over dead
Leaders Of tho rioters have been ar
rested,
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ArtHrA, GA, oct 8.-Noyor before
was such homage paid to tho old Lab.
crlv boil, or iot that matter, to any relic
ofnny rhataottr in this country, M was
bpplnwul an tho revolutionary lronanto,
which arrived hofo to-day liity thou
annd pooplo linoi tho railroad Tracks
from tha tliy limlll ~ lbo Union Bln.
ION.
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OuMA, Nrn, Oct s--FoictOl Judge
shirn', sitting at Lincoln, has dissolved
the injunction lOrcitrtiu Captain lIoCk,
the Indiau hgontu tho Winncbngo 70.
slryntiOn, from using hli police TO nvlcl
Rol,IcH vito rcluicd to lcn.n tllroct from
him IhOcOutl has issued u mandatory
tHiHHeiieh wtt8A i4 practically an aylc.
ton VI about go uDlus,uc8. Tho court
suslnIns tho OgOnl Tho lands nrc
covered with corn. Il heavy crop having
been rnisOd, aud tho lO,scoa may Hunor
lhfdAlMn.
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CgcgsAn, oct O-l;2O n MA
four otory tenement house bHTHol on
Sixth aud smlh Htrccl,. Seven In
malci hayo boon takOn out just now
bally burned,
Tho toat tnkpn dtt nfot Mfs. pave,
and hor young daughter, Rachael, anl
Mn. Thorcan Lang.
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A CRITICAL SITUATION.
Ships Of the PowaEs Ready to Pros
tect Foreign Residents
FROM THE TRGlCaERY OF TURKS

Tho ArmonIans who Have Sought
Refuge in tho PatrIArohato will not
Return to Their Homes, because
They Have no Confidence in tho
Promises of Protection Made by tho
Turkish Government = TorpOdoes
Bolng Shipped to tho Dardanellea.
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no MPROVE THE OHIO.
The Convention in Session at Gin
cInnatl a Great Success,
LARGE DELEGATIONS ARE PRESENT
Representing all the River Points
from Pittsburgh to Cairo,
THE OBJECT OF THE GATHERING

Is to Form an Organization That VIII
Provide for Intelligent And Persist.
COT Pressure on Congross-.Wcst Vir-
glnia's Representatives Attract At.
tcntion-Cuptaiu BatehOIIor's REQ.
ommondAtion to whoolInS-A Dam
at tho Head or the Island, Which
Could bo Butit for Ftvs Hundred
Thousand Dollars
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WHAT CUBANS NEED.
Only Arms and Ammunition Nec-
essary for their Triumph.
THE ARMY IS BEING REORGANIZED.

Hundreds of Young Men FloolSIng
to tho Standard OF tho Revolution.
lists who Cannot bo Armod-waut
tho Uuitod States to Recognize
Them, or at Least Allow tho ship.
mOnt OF Arms from this Country.
Interesting Precedent tor IseoosuI.
tIoa Found In tho Archives OF tho
State Department.
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Special Dpaith To- M h9Ri3orHt
srrunrSytLLr, o., OCT, S.--1'his morn.
ing George Bntkhurst and Harry Scott,
two boys, wcro ufrnignOd In tho com.
mon plea4 court before Inlgp MAnilplil
for burglary aud larceny to which thOy
plead guilty, and wore sentenced each
to eighteen months IN tho pOnilcntiary.
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Iftmtmunu, Pa Oct. s,--.iho qne'.
uon q, 10 how many candidates Tor
llgo, oil tho supreme court each quail
loI voter entitled to vote Tor nj tlc
coming election will bs fubmittod to tue
IpiBino court for decision.
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CovsrAHrlSorLE, Oct. SIT is report.
cd that serious disturbances between
the Armenians and the Turks have
broken out at siyas, Man and Bills,
three OF the leading cities OF Armenia.
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PARIS, Oct. S,-Ths Eclatr this morn
ing declares that the powers have do
cided to summon the porte to submit
categorically to the reforms demanded
by the administration OF Armenia,
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ANOTHER FIsrIo DATrLE,
FarraEhOr aud "PaddJ" smith to Box ii
tho Metropolitan Arena.

tho Metropolitan Arena.
Paddy Smith, the San Francisco light.
weight, has been matched to meet Mike
Farragher, of youngstown, o., before
tho metropolitan Club, oi Wheeling, on
November I. for $1,000, Smith agrees
to knock tho Youngstown boy out in
twenty rounds or forfeit all the money.
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For WDHlcfn lunns,lyhnlh West Virginia and
ONO. mIt uutlhWrltufly Winds shilling TO
HDuInttly slighuy WARMER uu wednesday even,
IUU
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titr tNrIuuurE NEdfrbAY
~ thtukbcd NY g. -nlSsrL druggist, Uofno,
MhrAnL nMl InmtLnuMM lMeNlA