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oFFIClAn CtLn ISSUED
For tho Meeting Of Those Interested In
the Now Iri,h Movement.

For tho Meeting OF Those Interested In
the Now IrI,h Movement.
Chicago, Sept. 1.-The official call for
the convention OF tho new Irish move.
ment to bo held in Chicago September
q, % aud 20. has been issuod from the
headquarters OF tho executive com.
tntsseo OF the Nov Irish Movement 1t
is as ioIlowa:
The lriah struggle for Erosdom has
reached q m0msntouS period. Ireland,
abandoned in tho crisis Of her. fate by
tue Liberal leaders, is told By tho Tory
secretary to the lord lieutenant that
the Briiish government is stsrnly aud
unalterablY opposed 10 the granting OF
any MEASURE OF home rule Whatever.
This is the old policy aud the old Ian.
guago employed by successive English
governments toward Ireland. She has
been alternately betrayed by the Wings
and dragooned bv tho Tories. Nothing
worth her acceptance Is to be expected
from either Of the leading English
parties.
ireland must, therefore. look 20 hor
own children and their descendants iOr
support in hcr groit extremity. Parlia.
mentnry agitation has hal long aud
patient trial, but has utterly failed to
accomplish its object. II romans for US
TO consider what other method OF pro-
ccdure or Argument can 10 used to
achieve her liberation. The Irish race
ia America cannot afford to be neutral.
or supnO, while tho motherland is
being slowly but surely done to death
by the usurHing onactmonts Of for
egn aud hostile power In unison
with Thousands Of our race distributed d
throughout the union, and after mature
delibetation, wo the underIignOd, have
decided TO call n convention OF Irish
Americans in tho city OF Chicago, TO
take into confederation tho present stat.
Us OF tho Irish BtruIIl1 for freedom,
and to devise ways and means best
suited to tho accomplishment OF lre'
lands independence.
Now, therefore. said convention Ia
cal cd to mGot In tho city Of Chicago
Ill.,, at tho hall OF tho Young Mems
Christian Association, September II,
- aud 81, 1893.
Tho cali signrd by John {. Fincrty,
acting president. Chicago John +. SUI.
ton, acting secretary, New York; vii.
lIan Lyman, acting treasurer, Nav
York; john j. O'Connoll, chairman
executive committee, Chicago; John \.
Heating, secretary executive committee,
Chicago, and many others prominent ia
tho movement.
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rELEGRApHIc BRIEFS.

~ n
boetVphm lton, mo wen known nc nc
tor' whlIo niaylnEln roaota a. IiulI, hn'
gland on saturday, hGd an accident ny
when no dlSlocatod his shoulder
An unsuccessful Attompt was made to
wreck tram on tho lahlg4 Valley
road, put Track walker iohnd me OO'
Hlrnctiiona on tho track IN tIlno to pro-
vent damage.
DOb4' many sympathiEprl In Clncin.
nau Yesterday sout him telegram in
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New YoRE, Sept. l.-Dr. Forbes Win
slow, OF London, a we'll known specialist
on suicide and insanity, says that Jack
tho Ripper" who by his crimes terror.
lied London few years ago, is incar-
ceratod in county luuatic asylum in
England.
DR.. WinsloW says this fact is known
to the doctors, but they hushed up tho
facts, DR., Winslow says he was mOdl-
cal student, suffering from suicidal
mania.
The doctor has cometo New York to at
tend the melicio.hyphen legal congress,
which will bo held September 4. 8 aud
Q. IIo will DO chairman Of the depart.
ment OF insanity aud mental medicine,
and has prepared paper on suicide
considered as q mental epidemic,
Tho story told by Dr. WinsloW Iol'
lows:
Jack the Ripper" was a medical stu.
dent OF good family. lie was u young
man OF slight build with hair aud blue
eyes. lie studied very hard and his
mind, being naturally weak, gavo way.
lie became q religious enthusiast and
attended early service every morning at
st. pRnrs.
"Hia religious fervor resulted in hom.
icidal mana towards the women OF the
street aud impoled him to murder
them. lie lodged with man whom |
know, and suspicion WGs first directed
toward him by reassn OF the fact that
he returned to his lodgings Ot unseason'
able hours; that he had iunumsrable
coats aud hnts stained with blood
~ have in my possession now a pair
Of Canadian mocca'in', stained with
blood that the Ripper wore WhilO on
his murdOrous expeditions. | notified
tile Scotland Yard authorities. but at
that time they refused to cooperate
with me. subsequently the Young man
was placed In confinement aud removed
70 an asylum, where he 10 sto.dAy. Since
his incSrceration there has been no
repetition OF the horrible murders that
he perpstrNted. These facts are all
known to the English authorities, and
1t iS conceded that the man now in the
asylum is Jack the Ripper "
1t was deemed desirable, however, to
hush the matter up. The details were
too horrible to bo made the subject Of a
public trial and there was no doubt Of
tue mans hopeless insanity.
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FREE sILvEws FATE.

How It Was sholVsd by tho National
Democratic COnTsntiOH-AfTuld OF Los
Ing Votes
DrxyFR, Col, Sept, 1.-The Rocky
Mountain News to-day published an
editorial in which Mr.. Thomas NJ, Pat
tersOn gives a full accouut Of the action
OF the subcommittee on resolutions At
the last DemocratIonaIional convention.
The subcommittee consisted of Mr..
Bayard, Senators McpherSon, Villas and
Daniels; John Atkins, OF Tennessee; l.
i. GIrAEd, OF Georgia; Mr., Jones. Of
Missouri, aud Mr.. Patterson, Of Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. Patterson says;
"Whsn tho plank was hTst read and
Analysed suggested that 1t was uRcer'
tain and gave room TO CaYl about ils
meaning, 10 remove this uncertainty
requested that the word free be In.
serted before tho words coinage OF gold
and silver, etc / distinctly stated that
would bS content to omit the ratio Tor
such coinage, lsaViHg that to Congress,
but what Ibid want was the Democratic
party clearly and uneQuiVocaly COM
mitlsd TO true bi.melAllism. Senators
Villas and McPheraon opposed this and
so did Mr.. Bayard. Each gave his rea'
son. II was not that they we're OPP
posed to free coinage; on the contrary,
they favored it, but the words Tree as
applied to coinage was so liable to be
misunderstood in tho east and north.
east, that it would through this ignor.
anco lose the party many votes which
should not DO allowed. Mr., Bayard
was particularly earnest in asserting
his fealty TO silver and told in graphic
and pathetic language, the services lie
had performed for the white meta"
Mr.. Patterson says that after cousid.
erable discussion, Mr.. Atkins, a pro.
icssed bi-metalliss, offered the following
substitute ior the money plank:
eve hold to the use OF both gold aud
silver as tho standard money OF tho
country, aud to the coinage OF both gold
and silver for the owners thereof, with
out discriminating against either metal
or charge for mintaGe."
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ERIE REORGANIZATION.
EIsris a Hone silclHi IntiasnCs on American
Securities In London Markets.

EIsris n DcnsI sIlcint Influence on American
Securities In London Markets.
LoSpoS, Sept. 1.-The general coudi.
tions on the stock market are little
changed. Tho choSpnes' OF money is
still forcingu prices of all good invest.
nsnt securities, Foreigners arc rath.
er neglected. but all other markets are
experiencing the benefit OF better feel.
ing and increased activity. Tbs specu-
lalors of the whole world arc being at
tracted By the African boom. Paris
is Il heavy buyer. while Germany and
Austria aro also buying largely, Char.
tered south Africans have touched
SOS. ArgentineJ arc strong. The mar
kot for gun and ammunition companies
is firm on Japanese orders for war ma
,oriul The welcome Eric scheme OF re-
organization has given renewed spnrt
to American rcilroad stocks all around.
Tho new prior lien Erles are being
dealt in D7, tho general lien a. "a aud
the Erie first preferred at Az.
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THE GERMAN ooun1
Present NJ the COn'scraton OF tho An
r neror william Memorial Church,

Present As the Con'scrauon OF thO Am.
peror william Memorial Church.
BRRLlN, Sept. l.-Emperor William
and tho Empress Augusta and other
members Of tho imperial family, the
Grand Duchess OF Baden aud numerous
representatives oil German princely
houses, ministers OF state, officers, vet
Grams and deputations. were present to-
day at the conservation OF the Emperor
William memorial church. The EN-.
peFor and empress arrived At the site oil
the church with military escort at
about 10 o'clock. The doors Of the
church were opened TO the aCconpani-
ment OF pealing bells aud their majsities
were handed tho golden key OF the
church by q deputation when they ar
rived inside. The service Of dedication
was commenced with the singing Of q
choral. Court Chaplain Faber pro-
nounued the conservation address, in
which he alluded to the strong faith,
the cheerful hOpeiuluess and the love
Of his people and his country, which
characterized the old emperor. He OK.
pressed the wish that faith, hone and
charity might constitute tho main pill
larI Of the new church.
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LogDov. Sept. 2.-The Times cores.
pondent at Shanghai says Chinese
Christians are being brutaIly harriOd
near Hin iIua, province Of Fo KEN.
House, have been burned aud property
amt cattle lifted. Ono person was fatal.
.g gornded. rho magistrate roiusod to
Interfere, although hs wat tvs times
'eIla'leI 10 10 20.
IIe nal publi,hod m ambiguous
Proclamation referring 10 tho ku ChOng
ma.s1cro and inclling rising against
Mo Christians Worse troubles arc eK'
-Ln--nI
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WILLING TO ACT

In Concert on the Turkish Question Hut
None of tho Powers Wish to Take tho
Initiative.
LoSDoS. Sept. IA despatch to tho
Daily NcWs from ConStantnope 70.
po1s that meetings Of the ministers
have takCn place at the palace on throO
successive evenings, lasting until mid.
night to discuss Armenia.
It is reported also that Emperor
William ha, boon asked to intervene,
but declined on tho ground that tho
porto had already lisrcgarloi his al.
vco to Introduce reforms. Then PfCSi.
don't Fnuro was approached, but dc.
cIinud to act except In concert with tho
nnWNFs
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CUBAN Iy-UuGENrs
Softly the Sugar Planters That No Sugar
Must IIs Made.


Must Iie Made.
LONDON, Sept. Tho Havana cor
respondent OF tho Times says; Senior
Torralbas, the holder of au important
judicial post in Puerto Principe has
been dismissed from tho public service
for completely in the rebellion.
"Tho insurgents have given notice
throughout the provinces OF Santa Clara
and Mntauzas iorbidding the planters
to make sugar during the coming sea-
son. Ia accordance with tue orders
which have been received from the 70.
volutionary committee in New York,
the penalty for refusal to stop work DO.
ing the de,truclion OF the property and
tho burning OF tho Rngar cane. Unless
tho rebels are expelled from these pro.
vipces before November, whom the cano
is ready for crushing, the situation
will become serious, rs tho planters aro
unable to sustain tho loss Of the crop
and tho lack OF employment will drive
Thousands Of laborers to revolt.
"Fiity men and quantity OF arms
have been landed at Cardenus from the
Canadian steamer Elliott, from New
York.
at is reported that the provincial
department has proclaimed a gathering
Of insurgOnt forces at Naiasa, in Puerto
Principe.
"ThG Spanish residents in Havana
have decided to form volunteer guard
to defend the city in case o. need"
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EUROPEAN nl.MMrALLlsM


Receives n Grave slow 1T iiHlfuur'E Hands.
Tho ThnndCrrr's Comment.
LONDON, Sept @,-An editorial in tho
Times this morning comments upon tho
grave blow which Mr.. A. j. BsIioass
statement is to tho hopes Of German
and American bi.mstallistI, Mr.. Bal.
four, it will bO remembered, stated in the
house OF commons that hs did not be.
lieye that an international bi.metalic
conference would result In an agreement
on \ ratio. Tha Times saws:
The American bi.msialliSts are made
Of sterner slulT than the German and
will therefore continue to agitats; but
it is less likely than ever that they will
carry the country with ;ham. There
seems no chance that either political
party will allow itself to fall under the
sway Of the silver men. The recent
publicity OF tho aims o! tho bi.motallic
party here has been n revelation and
warning. Wo trust that tho trade 70.
yiyal now In progress will complete the
cure aud that wo shall hear less and
less about bl.mesallism from any quar-.
tel"
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ooUvr noDNn,v, SENSATION

rho spant.h GaT"rHmsa' Daol'ass 10
N:Hm Oprd tho A'iia"c AnIlr.
MApaID, Sept. Ia Polish count,
Hobkirk, who was a passenger on the
American steamer Alliance, when she
was fired on by Spanish guRboat OF
CapO Maysi, Cuba, aud who accuses tho
captain Of tho AlliNnca OF supprOsSlng
his evidence that tho Alliance carried
cnntraband OF war and was within
Cnbau waters, has arrived hero aud has
sCon tho ministers ol war and OI marine
regarding tho matter Tho government,
however, declines TO reopen the quos.
ton, Count llobkiri has published
his story In tho Spanish ncwspa pers
aud ii has caused Il sensation hero.
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MUCH ANXIETY EXISTS
In Colombia In Regard u AIFaro's Plans.
Panama Canal strike,

Correspondence ofhe ASocia'et PrtI,
CoLoN, CoLoMBA, August 2i,-It Ia
true that tranquility prevails in this
country, but it iH accompanied with
much anxiety lost tho dissatisfied in
the country aud those who were beaten
in the recent revolution should again
make nm effort TO oyerIuEn the existing
order Of things.
Il Is well known and admitted that
General Aiaro has among his followers
q largo number Of Colombia liberals
and oaclI victory hs gains over the leg
itimate government OF Ecuador but in
croasoS the fear OF further trouble in
Colombia.
Should AliNro arrive at power in
Ecuador. il is confidently expected his
aid will bn extended TO the Liberals OF
this country to achieve their ends An.
ticipating such an eyen.uality, the gov.
ernmsnt has already concentrated over
ono thousand men at Panama and
from that central position they can be
moved wherever they are required,
Such is the situation at this moment
and 1t has a most depressing elect on
business.
Operations on the canal continue in
thoir beatOn path, condaed, however, to
CuIobra and its immediate vicinity The
number Of hands employed is about
100 mon. One cannot say that much
work Is being done c0niiderlng the
number OF workmon employed, Tho
break down in machines sucl as exca'
va,ors, locomotives and cars and the
frequent tearing away oirail tracks oIler
scr ious impodiments.
The strike which commenced among
canal lAbororI at Culebra continued to
Monday last, when tho men resumed
work at m increase Of wages.
Those who were getting eighty cents
per day now roceivs ninety cents and
those who got ninety have been Rd.
vancsd tn dollar The wages Of mo
chanlca have increased twenty cents per
day,
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MRS. LlzzIE mAnnIpAY.

The Notorious New York MurdrroSS,
Makes M Assault on Surse.
PouGnEEEpslE, n. Y, Sept 1.-The
facts about a murderouS assault COM
nittcd by Mrs. Lizzie Halliday, the
Monticello murdeross, on Miss Kate
Ward, an attendant at tho Mattoawau
state asylum for insane and criminals,
where Mrs. Halliday is confined, on
Friday last have just leaked out.
Mrs. Halliday was assisted in her rs.
aRult on tho attendant by Jano Shan
non, another convict patient, who was
committed to the asylum for insane
criminals from ST.. Lawrence county
about thrGo years ago, and who is con-
sidored tho moat dangerous OF tho le-
male patients in tho institution. Tho
assault was the result OF grudgo which
Mrs. Halliday had held against tho at.
iondant. Miss Wnrd went into the
bath room and was seized by tho mur.
dereM and thrown to the floor. Mrs.
shannon then jumped on Miss
Wards PROSTATE form while Mrs.
Halliday Cranmed tho towel which
she had brought to MisS Ward
into tho lAlIor's mouth. Thon
tho two crazy aud rcvongotul women
kicked aud pounded tho attendant.
Mrs. Halliday tearing her hair out and
scratching hOr face with hor finger
nails. Tho attendant, whom holp
reached her, was unconscious aud Il
wa. thought that she would die. She
rallied, however, OIL Saturday and
though bruised quito badly, was able to
resume hor duties to-day. Mrs. llalli.
day aud Mr.. shannon have boon placed
in solitary confinement,
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THE QuAIIEl, cry.
a FIHurO Opened In knlrmount Park.
Soma damage Reported.

a FlHurc Opened In Fnlrmount Park.
Some damage Reported.
pHLADGLruiA, Pa, Sept IAN
earthquake shock lasting several soc.
onds was felt in thi, city shortly after Q
o'clock this morning. Buildinrs per.
coptibly swayod, windows clGttOred and
buagod, and clocks aud pictures toppIoI
from their places. Tho shock wa. mo'
severely felt IN tho suburban districts,
aud 1t is said thas in ono part OF Georges
Hill, In Paramount Park, tissurc was
opened permitting tho entrance OF u
plummot which extended down over l1J
IUot without touching bottom. 4 largo
plato gla,s window IN the shalu stlro
OF Michael LNLt, 1914 Germantown
avOnuc, was split from top 10 bottom.
similar cascs Gro reported from other
sections OF tho city. No damage to liic
Ia rgpuFtOu,
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"BARBARIANS'
The Name Applied to the Christian
Missionaries by
TIE CRIMSON-aANDED ,CELESTlALS
The Attack on the Foreign Mis-
,slons Was General
CoNFUCIANS SPARED NO CREED

And ProtsstAn,s aud Catholics alike
wsre Made tho Target for their
Observation-Disclosures of Official
CollusIou-The Terrible PrIvation
OF Escaping MisslonarICS-NativO
Christians Now Suffering from tho
Popular UprlsinG-RopOrt OF the
Baptist Missionary Unlon.
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B,YoSSg, FalscG, Sept Tho police
invaded 4 bull ring whore fight was In
progrcqs to-day, aud stoppod tho nrat Of
n acrlp Of intended n,hls, aud conduct.
cl tho celebrated lOrorn Mnz1nntlui to
tho Spanish frontier Tho popn.
laco OF tho town hoolcd the
poIcc, aud tho municipal oIliCcrs,
senators and deputies oi tllO town yainly
pleaded for pormi4Slon for tho lights to
occur Tho municipal authorities thcre.
npnn mot aud decided to rcslgn, which
decision caused tho inhabitants to Offer
them n great ovation,
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AN INSANE MIND
Conceived the Carnival of Homl-
oIdss Executed by
THE ENGLISH Jack THE RIPPER" /"
A Medical Students Mind suo-
oumbs to Religious Mania.
HIS IDENTITY is ESTABLISHED

Beyond Questionable Doubt, aud hN
is Now Incarosrated in a County
Asylum in EngIAnd-The Story of
DR., Forbes winslow, an English In.
sanity Specialist, Now In New York.
Was OF Good FAmIly-Tho Matter
Hushod Up, as tho Details We're Too
Horrible for Publicity.
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rnn I.ilINrli,s CnLnNNA

Granted Possession Ut Her Cllldrou'
Force to bo U,ci u NcceSsnrJ,
NAPLES sOpt Tho court which
In, boon hearing tho controversy be-
tween Prince Coonna aud his wife, who
thndau.htCr Of MrL John ", Mackay,
has ordered that tho sons bo given TO
tho princess aud that, II necessary, force
IL to DO usOl,
mo prlncoss received tho boys yOi.
to-day and II IL doubtful II tho prince,
WHO recently had possession Of tholn,
will over have them Ngaln,
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STOKES DEATH
At the Hands OF the Authorities OF thu
Congn stntn was IrreGnlnr.

At, the Hands of tho Authorities OF tho
Congo state was Irregular.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Associated
Pro,s learns to-day from a trustworthy
source that tho Enslshmuu, Stoke,
hung bY the Doisians, under Captain
Lotbaire, near tho River Aruwtmt in
Congo state, wIicn was mentioned in u
proyious cablo dispatch to tho A'socI.
atcd Press, had n legal trial, but that
Captain Lothairo ncioI illegally in
hanging him without allowing nn ap.
neal to tho tribunal at Rome.
10 Matin OF Paris declares that tho
Congo state authorities possess a letter,
which Captain Lugard wrote to tho
chairman OF tho East Africa company.
warning him that II hO laid hands on
Stoke no would make short work Of
him. Tho charge against Stoke was Of
selling arms and ammunition to Chief
Kibongc, with whom tho BolGiNns wCrc
lighting.
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brrTuR lrLs, Sept l.-GcoFgO r.
Alien the morning slo. his wilo and
'loulnngller, Minnie Dononbaugh.
Tho Dnuot, wound {, fatal, Tho wlle
- recover AI,sn sat on tho porch
alter tho shooting aud kept his neigh.
bore OF win revolver for an hour.
finally ha called Tor tobacco aud u
match. .rhoy wors taken to him nnd aq
l"UtuDNl hlapipO ho was ovcfpowSrOd.
lio ,i now In jail.
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CursrGn, Pa, scpt IA slight earth.
quake shock was felt hero about
G o'clock this morning. NouSeo
trcmblcd pCrccptibly and pic.
turcs aud other things suspondel
oil tho walla foil from thuir iRslcnincs,
Ihcro wa, no rumblins n3isc AcCompa.
nying tho shock. Tho vibrations Soon.
oil to last about thtOu seconds.
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Nrw YonR, Sept ia morning paper
will say that tonight tho inaehInisls at
work In tnr hold Of tho Defender dis.
covered al accident to l,Or innil, tint
will ncccNllNto liz being un1oppcd and
fcscl
Had tho Defender icIt tho dry dock
and gone 10 soa with hOr mast In that
condition sho would have gono to tho
bottom In lho frat pun Ol wind,
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Mwuono, Mn, Sept l.--Shoriif Dove
a1l tepulo1 arc guarding tho county
N, tonight to proyent any altompt to
InrN John Dayldgc, a ninOloen'yoar.
Oh c1ofol boy, charged with iolonlous
" u"anIling sntna stewart, tho u iilo
daughter Of hs smployor. DNvidt"
ra"0t last night praying nnf crying
amt da'hing hinssli aghlnt lie call
lJpt lls Ia, bsrn put In irons
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cago. should dearly have liked to
have seen the United States OF Amer
lea, which Of all countries 10 the most
sympathetic TO US"
An east-bouud freight on the Penn
sylyania railroad was wrecked by a
broken axlO six miles west Of Hunting
don, Pa, Saturday night, Two cars
loaded with coal and bridge iron were
entirely demolished. S. T.. Franks, u
brakeman, was instantly killed.
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New loge, sept According to
Weather Forocnalor Dunno, tho earth.
quake reached this city ut Gail thi,
morning Tho shock was slight Rnd
la,tOd lOr ton seconds, II travelled
from Houth TO north, but comparatively
icw porSons In tho city noticed tho dii.
iurbanCOa
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CScwyAtt o., Sent 1.-The Sons Of
Veterans hold thOir nnannal onc0mp'
mont at Knoxville, Tenn, September
10 10 IOih. Tht' ia tho frN meeting by
the national organization south ol tlo
ONO hnl Potomac. aud lik' tho q. A.
Il. encampmont ~ Louisville, marks u
new ora In national history
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WLmSdfoSt DrL,t Sept. l.-Qnllo q
pcrccptblo shock Of earthquake wt1
iclt In this city about hnl.pn,t six
o'clock this morning Tho vibration
lh'tod soyorA rtcOnds aud wt9 ubiotyol
IA every section OF tho town, No dam
ago has boon fOpotloI.