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THE GOAT ISLAND SCHEME.
Senator LGn0ford Raises Ghost to Stalk
an the Senate.

Senator LGngford Raises a Ghost to Stall;
tn the Senate.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 18.-One of the most
important subjects for legislative recon-
mendation and of vital interest to San
Francisco and Oakland was introduced
into the Senate routine this morning by
Senator Langford of San Joaquin. 1t is in
the form OF joint resolution memorable
ing Congress to cede Goat Island to the
State of California for railway terminal
purposes. 1t is entitled:
Joint resolution asking that the Congress of
the United States cede to the State of California
the island in the bay of San Francisco known
as Yuba Buena, or Goat Island to be used by
said State solely for general railroad terminal
purposes.
This is the text of the resolution:
WHEREAS, 1t is of vast interest to the State of
California that the said island should be under
the control of said State for general railroad
terminal purposes; and whereas, the said ISL
and is not now of use to the harbor of San
Francisco or the Government of the United
States, either for military or naval defense,
owing to its exposed position and the general
use of long-distance ordnance by the naval
powers of the earth,
Resolved By the Senate, the Assembly con-
curing, That our senators In Congress be in
structed and our Representatives requested to
urge the Congress of the United States to eede
to the State of California said island of Yerba
Buena, commonly known as Goat Island, stu
ate In the bay of San Francisco, to be used by
said State and its grantees or assignees forever,
solely for general railroad terminal purposes.
Resolred That his Excellency, the Governor
of California, be requested to Immediately for
ward to each OF our Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress copy of this resolution.
This is identical with the joint resolution
introduced by Senator Ostrom two years
ago, which passed the Senate by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes-Arms, Bailey, Buggy, Frederick,
Burke, Campbell, Carpenter, Denison,
Dunn, Earl, Everett, Hart, Hoyt, Ma
honey, Martin, Mathews, Orr, Ostrom,
Ragsdale, Seawell, Seymour, Simpson,
Streeter, VOORHEES,, Whitehurst, Wilbur.
Noes-Berry, Fay, Gesford, Goucher,
Harp, McAllister, Shippee, Wilson.
But the measure will be met by the
bitterest opposition now, as some who
voted for the resolution two years ago are
its strongest opponent.
''The resolution is good one" said its
author, Senator Langford of San Joa-
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transfer its property to the University of
California; to abolish the Fish Commission
and to abolish the Building and Loan Com
mission. Langford also introduced bill
abolishing the State Board of Railroad
commissioners, and another consolidating
the State Board of Viticulture with the
Agricultural Department of the University
OF California. He also altered . joint reso-
luton petitioning Congress to cede Goat
Island, in San Francisco Bay, to the State
for use as railroad terminal grounds.
At 1915 the Senate adjourned until
Monday at 2P.M
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PNGslDENT IN wAsmINGroN.

Tie Rnd His Family nj thS White HOuIS,
An Enjoyable Trip ou the Oneida.
WAsnISdroS, Oct I5,--The prsSldsn-
tial family was reunited in Washington
this evening, President Cleveland
reached the city by water in the alter.
noon and Mrs. Cleveland and tho chill.
dren arrived by train over the Peunsyl.
yania railroad at 9;i5 p. IN.
About 4 o'clock tho steam yacht
Oneida, with the President, Private
Secretary lhurber aud Commodore Il.
@. Benedict, doeksd at the Seventh
street wharf, where carriages were in
waiting TO convex them to the exscu.
tive mansion. The trip from lower
New York bay was Hu enjoyable one,
and ths faces Of the memberI OF the
party bear evidence to thGir exposure 10
the sea air, The PresidenPa summer
outing at Gray Gables has had very
beneficial, elect on him. and he Tsturus
inviGOrRted aud refreshed for tho win
tors work at tho capitol, Tho chief ex'
Oeuliye will have but brist reIL for
next week no goes to Atlanta to pay q
visit TO the Cotton SLates and InternR.
tionAl Exposition.
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The THREAT
From This Government Has Not
Been Heard In Spain, but
THE TREATMENT OF OUR CONSUL

Has Been Altogether Satisfactory,
According to u Spanish GoyOrn.
meut Authority" Official" Dis
patches from the Seat of tho Cuban
War Fcit of More FusurgOut Bcfoats,
A Serious Outbreak at tho Santa
CLARA JaIl-A Town burned by tho
RobOlS
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Slight shocks Of earthquake huyO bcon
iclt at Acapulco, Mexico,
Tho SwitChmon's Union OF North
America IL In 0o,sion at Omaha,
Tho Social Purity Congress convened
Ut baltimore yoItotdaN Delegates from
ait parts Of tho country atu rrc'oht
Fro at tho Atlanta exposition yo,lor.
dav destroyed thrCe buildings on tho
"Midwny," including a part VI Hagen.
books show.
Bolwrnn ton md 0i,oon hundred
mig0ra attended convention nt Clear.
fold, l'n,, to take steps towards BuCur.
ing an increased WHgo scale.
A slrkoralot aud wounded NJ, IIog.
aOguipr, manager ol lIlU UatmnuS glass
works, At which Il stftkd has boon TT
prOgtOBA for aOlnO time past.
Tho iron moldcH Of tho General
Electric Company NJ Lynn, MAsa,
yotod unanimously IasL night 10 slrkU,
Tho strike will effect 1000 mon.
Tho advisory board oi tho American
Protective Association, alter n two
days aOssion In ~ Louis, adjourned
sins lic ailor drafting anolico on pollll.
cal parties,
AbsHt no Of tho loading architects ai
America, mot nj H. Louis yOslorIlAy,
tho occasion being tho lwcnty.ninlll an.
nnal convention ol tho organization.
Tho sessions will last through ThuIdAy.
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LONDON, Oct. iG.-f'hs Rome corrcu.
poudent Of tho Times givOS n letter OF
tho granddaughter of William WOimOrs
Story. stating that her grandfather had
bcon in better lloItOr health and Ipirits
than he had boen for some time past,
and had been able TO drive out. Her
mothor heard him moaning at 3 o'clock
in tho morning on October 7. and while
she Was arranging his pillow, he died
in her arms suddenly aud without
suffering, irOm paralysis oil tho heart.
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MADRiD. Oct. l5,-El NaciOuNl says
that tho Spanish government has not
received any threat from tho govern
ment oil tho United States respecting
tho reception or treatment Of the
United States consul at Havana, Mr..
WiIllamL III NRcional adds that the
government Of Spain, in consequence OF
the friendly representations oil tho
government Of tho United States, has
recognized the American consul as
diplomatic agent.
Official dispatches received bore from
II aVaHa to-day say that an important
engagement has beOn fought at Lindo'
ros (.lanGdaI) in the MoneIoI district Of
the province Of Santa Clara between a
Spanish column commanded by Colonel
Miuau and tho combined insurgeut
IoresS led by Guerra, Garlic aud Rod.
rigueL
The lighting is said to have lasted for
seven hours, after which the enemy
was disper.sd, bat aitsFW wards reformed
at the Sierra Colorado. whore tho insur'
gents wore eventually completely rout-
ed, losing number Of killed aud
many wounded. On the Spanish side
several soldiers were wounded.
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wREoK or mn NRRppIE n.
Tho Details Of ths Disaster HrOuGht ia
New OTlonmL


ET. LOUIS, Oct. l5.--A special TO the
Republic from Nsw Orleans says; The
City Of Dallas, which arriysd to-day from
Betisa brought tho surviving pasSsn.
gers OF the lost steamer FHeddis NJ. and
full particulars of the accident
The Freddie NJ, an American vessel,
aud tho mail steamer for the northern
district al British Honduras, capstzsd
Thursday in Chstumal, or EsporiIR
SantO bay, near the coast Of Yucatan
aud about twelve miles from OoTosal,
She had fdrty-BOvnn passengers and n
crow OF eleven aboard when q heavy
sQuail struck her, whirted her around
and capsizsd her IN about eighteen feet
OF water. Part Of the boat became dc.
tached by the accident, forming rait',
on winch the surviving passengers
found safety.
The passengers and crew Fpent tho
night and oil tho next day on these
rats undergoing great suffering and
were rescued tho next night, some oil
them in nearly exhausted condition, by
the steamer Maria. In was thOn found
tha. Mr.. F. G. Bsuuecks. Of New Or.
leans; W. 4. Nixon. D. II. Hudson. /.
McCoy, Mrs. ". RabOlo, OF BeliSe; Mrs.
Wordsworth. Of Orange Walk, son and
daughter, and one OF tho crew, named
Toby, had been drowned.
The survivors were well cared for at
Corosal. A large number who were
Americans came to New Orleans to-day
on the CITY Of Dallas.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct, lj.-At to-.
days meeting OF the state popuIist com.
mitlce. now in session hero, tho follow.
lug resolution was adopted after hot
debate:
owe affirm our devotion to tho prnci.
pies embodied IN tho nationa! platform
Of tho Peoples party as adopted At
Omaha, July 1, 1892.
"In Wow Of the widespread Corrnp.
ton Of tho legislative bodies We deem
1t ncrnMary to tho perpetuaton Of
American liberty that moro direct leg.
islntion DO adopted,
"Wo therefore. recommend that in
the next national platform Of tho Pco.
plos' party thcro bn demand ior such
dFeGI legislation az Is smb1liDd IN the
initiative aud referendum"
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spInIruALlsr., coNvENrIoM.

They Protest Against the "PerSsouuOn" Of
MsdlumS-Ths Membership.
WAsutSaroS, D. O.. Oc. l5,-Ths
third annual convention Of the National
spiritualists' Association opened here
to-day .apd will continue three days.
Tho annual report OF President II. d.
Barrett showed an addition OF 65 per
cent in membership during tile year. 1t
was also claimed that there are l2j, 900
bona iie spirrtuatists tn tho Uuttdd
States and ten times that number iu'
terested in spiritual phonomsnA. Over
600 societies were represented to be at
work.
The report also protested against the
alleged general persecution OF spirit
mediums, asserting that iitty.tWo 81
them had been arrested during the year
on false charges. President Barrett
recommended the appointment oi com.
mi,tees on litigation and legislation in
each community 10 conduct. vigorous
campaign against tho persecution OF
spirituali'ia and urged thom to take a
moro active part in politics.
At the session this evening national
flag was presented to the convention,
and ''tea!" given by DR.. u. q. i.
EWelL,
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L7Sooy, Ocs. lG.-Tho Brussels oorrO'
'ooutert ottho Chronicle says that the
Independence Belge roproduces an cx.
lrscl from lotIer received from Dr.
a,a', oi tho American Baptist mission,
~ Loopoliyile. Africa. declaring that
tHo hraDs hRyc bcon completely sub.
duad and prAnins tho Congo gIntc and
iss admn,slratlon.
Tno Chronicle in n icadorclte says;
"l:Is hardly po1sible to take Dr. Sims
statements serIouily. Ii he really wrote
tho letter, wc eau only say iGat hia
ypws arc In dircc: conflict with those
NJ every impartial person who las been
10 LAo Congo ILate."
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A sENsrnLn MOVE.

Cleveland DuIlnssS hSA Want Shorter
Presidential Campaign.
CLEVELAND, o., oct. l5.--ThO CIeve'
land chamber OF commerce tonight
adopted resolution calling upon com.
msrcial bodies in other citio' to move
for shorter presidential campaign
next year. The preamble rOciteI tha!
much OF the depression following the
election Of 1892 was duo to the long
campaign, and II is recommended that
the conventions OF tho two grcG. parties
be held three months instead OF ak
months before election. A memorial
to that effect will be sent to both the
Democratic and Republican national
committees.
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FOREIGN SIlssIOXs.
Meeting of the Ainrrlcnn board OF Com
mISsi0uoTS In BrouElrn.

Meeting OF the Anoricnn hoard OF Com.
mISslonoTs In BrouEirn.
BRooELYS. Oct. l5.-rhe eighty.sixth
annual meeting OF tho American Board
Of Commissioners Of Foreign Missions
was opened in the Acadomy OF Music
to-day. The Rev. DR.. H. S. storcrs pre-.
sIdcd and will OCCUPY the chair through.
out tho session, which will last until
Friday.
Tho greater part Of tho Hitarnoon was
taken up by tho reading Of rOportS Of
tho various officers Of tho IOcicty The
Rev. q. II. Dantsis road tho ANITA, rG.
port Of the work dono in tho homo dc.
pnrtmonta The trcGsurcr's report was
road by +. II. Wirgin, assistant treas.
urer. aud tho annua, survey OF missions
was read by Nehemiah Boynton, D. D.,
of Boston, and the Rev. ,iutson Smith.
About2 900 ommt'slonorswsro present.
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WAsHlsGroy, Oct, lj.--rhe total ex.
ports Tor September wsFO 5Sr453,i AS
against SjS,7joG75 for last year. The
imports for September were Sj0,Gi7, COS
against So, ,23J, 1913 for September, 1894.
For September, 1895. the excOai Of im.
portl was 50 G9!, $50 and for Soptsmbsr,
lsgI, tho excess OF exports wore $3.50.
y77. Tncra was an excess Of Sxporla-
ton ut gold Last month amounting to
SlB,G7i.G 600 against MI excess OF imports
last year amounting TO AiS,llS,
Tho total immigration last month was
80, G,50J; for September, 1884, 2LO0t; for
ninu months, 1880. 2iD,352; far CORE
spending period, 1894, 1871 ,ISj.
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LosDoN, Oct lG.--Lotd saCEvillO, for.
morly Sir Lionel sackvilie. West, British
minister at Washington, writes TO tho
Thnot lhil morning in reference to tho
pamphlet cutlGlod: "Aly mission 10 tho
United States, 'Si-SO," tho substance oil
which was CaUiOl TO tho New York
World aud given to tho Associated
Ptosr. Lord Sackyillo explains that tho
pamphlet was printed privately for
iricnd,, aud was nov1r intended to DO
publshRd, and hc cannot understand
how II became public.
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IoSDoS, ocl, l6,-A dispatch to the
Daily News from Constantinoplo says
Reliable news has beOn received here
that fifty ArmepIana were killed and a
uumbsr wounded at AkhisSSr in the
valley Of Adm, on tho AnAtoliau rail
way, by Moslsm mob.
THE slaughter occurred on October 0,
which was market day, when many
ArmOuiana had gathered from adjacent
villages.
Early in the morning Turkish
rough, finding that the Armopians
we're not armed, picked quarrel aud
snot one OF the men. There waI then
raised on all sideI the cry Of: why
hesitate TO massacre the infdeisS
"a mob OF Turks, armed with revoly.
ers and knives, then looted the market
and masIacrsd the helpless Armenians.
Their bodies were thrown into the wells.
"Itis stated that tho Atudir was re-
IponSibls ior tho attack. No women or
children we're injured. probably on ac-
count Of the arrival Of kainaikan from
tho village OF GievR, three miles dis.
iant, WHO made valiant efforts at the
riGk OF his own life to save the Chris.
liauS. Otherwise the slaughter would
have been complete.
"Eho panic Il reviyinE in Constan.
tinople on account OF the continued iSo-
lated attacks, and the ArmonianI are
again hockinG into the churches. The
police disregard tho sale conduct cards
given TO the Armenians BY the foreign
embassies, and they insult and maltroa!
the bolderI OF them"
The Conatautinopla correspondent Of
the Standard blRmss the Armenian
revolutionary committee for forcing the
hrmeuiaEI to cloIo their shops and to
maintain the appearance Of panic
when the ArmeniIns themselves are
ready to resume business.
A dispatch to the Times from Athens
describing tho groHipg, ,diSeantsnt with
Turkish rule on tho iSllnd oi Crete says
that band OF 4 thousand armed Chris
iianB recently met at klims to petition
The sultan to rsItoTe tho charter abol'
shed Ia 1889, and for reform oitaIa'
;ion and OF the gsnd'Grmie. The gov.
ernor OF CrotO sent troops against tho
petitioners, who Withdrew to the noun
tain faItnesIes. whittier the troops did
not dare follow. They now threaten to
iunent rebellion ia favor OF Raaexa-
ton TO Gresce. The Greek government,
fearing complications, dsprecaies such
a CrsiAn movement, but tho situation is
perilouI
Tho Chronicles Constaniinople ad.
ices say that NJ. Cambon, the Fronch
GmbaAaIor, M. Nelidol. tho Russian
Ambassador, and Sir Phillip Curric, tho
british ambassador, Monday presented
10 Said Pmha. the minister OF OF foreign
a,.airs, the lnM demands Of the powers
tor Armenian reforms. ltthisishot &C.
replod an ultimainm will be presented.
No further notifications will be per.
mi,teI. I he schemD drops the demand
q Christian higher CommtsSi1nOr, bu!
Otherwise it is almost identical WIKI the
proposals Of last May
NoWs roCoIvei from TobiEond is 10
iha edsr. that the Russian postnl
,'eamer is lying there with 1000 CHRIS.
tan refugees on board. Two other
vessels, also InlI OF refugees. arc there
waiting the arrival ot Ensslan ships to
transport lhum 70 Batoum.
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SWEAT snor sYsrEM.

A strike Among the JHokst Makers in
Philadelphia.
PmLADELPHIA. Oct, l5.-The sweat
shop system has procipitatsd an exten'
Sive strike among the children's iackst
makers which will affect over GOO men,
women and children.
The strike was declared 10 compel
contractors to improve the conditions
under which they ara Obliged to work.
1t was stated at the strike headquarters
that the contractors had agreed to &C.
cede TO all the demands OF the strik era
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NFw Yorg, Oct i5-geesiyer Nc.
Nulta, Of the DistiIIinR aud CSttIo.food.
ing Company, in an Interview says:
Gan Of tho soyenl0cn diulillory prop.
critics sold by mn at Judicial sale are,
with one exception, ready 10 bo turned
over to tho new company The Schu.
iollt, tho exception will bo turned over
In duo conf,e, but the delivery OF tue
others will be- delayed until thOn, ai tho
conveyance must bO on single deed.
at wag tho aaia Tho properties sold In.
cluI1I tho bcst dIs,iileroi OF the com.
pany, aud NIL OF tho pnnB that WBrO
nnorntcl under tho rcceiycrahip. Tho
outlook Tor bus,nej1 isgopl aud tho pcf.
mauoucy oi tho now company IL now an
established fact lie HS0BeFttoa OIL tho
ifaiu IL t0for.lilhl Of tho ontIf1 product.
Tho nov company will DO enabled to
soil itsproduct At small margin above
the coat Oi production.
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HAVANA, Oct. IA serious out.
break occurred in tho Jail at Santa Clara
yesterday. Before it was suppressed
Gen. LuuuO had to send troops to tho
scene OF tho disturbance. Four Of the
rinSlsadera of the riot wero made pris.
ouorS by tho soldiers, and when they
subsequently tried to escape three OF
them were shot, but one Of tho captured
ringleaders succeeded IN getting away.
The insurgents have burned she town
Of Cougojas, in the province OF Santa
Clara.
Limo AmOzaIga, the inSurgont leader,
was executed yesterday.
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Brrruo, ~ s., oct ij..-fho torsh
national oncampmont ot tho Union
Victorian Logou Of tho United state,
will opon Tomorrow morning In this
ritu Alu7tui lllO Veterans lNy0 already
mnyrA tHi+ eytHiHR the meHh8F4 al
lho BnIlhlI unrimpnonl and laliN'
auxiliary tendofOl u reception nj tho
nav 'llIlt House To tho national officers
0i both legion aud ladios auxiliary,
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Nrw YonK, Oct ia meeting Of
tho faction Of tho Gorman.AmOrtcan
llciorm Union which oppoSost tho action
NJ that body In uniting with lammRny,
hold mregiHg tg.Hishl Rad passed
f1soIution, dononncing tho coalition.
Carl sclnfz read letter Withdrawing
from the uuion, which ha sad was or.
gnnlhoI to Hslt mnniCtpal corruption
embodied In rnmmtny tail,
iho tortrui Asoristioa Of Liquor
Doul1m mot tonight and endorsed tho
Democratic state ticket and TNmmany
city tICkOi,
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pohGRoY o., Oct l5.--A masB.lnooL.
ING Of minors Of romcroy Bond wa5
hold to.nlgllt't to consider tho matter Of
striking lot an advance Of quarter Of Il
ConL pUr bnshol
II was decided TO continue mining at
tho old priCs, ono nnd throa.Qunr,Or
eaHIa, ANIL Tho river fiseq, Tho #iHs4
Rfo bully dlsotgnnland A iwOuenl fOlO
is boiug paid OH tho Woit Virginia side.
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Sr. JosErh Mo-, Get. lj.--Jamoi Nc.
Donald, tho DOnvOr sporting man, aud
his associates, who have bocn arranging
to bring of tho Corbott.Fi,zolmmoni
fight hero, hayo secured what tucy dc.
sire. aud will tonight telegraph Julian
ani Brady and also President Stuart, Of
tho Florida Athtctic Club, gutranteu
Of $50 OOJ for tho fight lhcy also guar.
Rnteo that tho light can DO pulled oil
OH the island in tho middle Of tho Mis-.
BOuri river without Interference
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AGGAm, hurmA. out. lj.--Di5ordoB
have occurred mrc, arising from tho
aDuodtycyi,tinc brtweon tho Soryians
mad tho Croatiang. Tho after m5Io an
aHrmps h yemsye the scrylAu 11gs from
rbus building, nni conflicts rn7uol
,.a grHdIrmes wore Obliged TO dis
rmn the mob with N,ol bayoncta,
.a5IloiUoInsthb capital Of Crnltll, anl
..0tpnlr. tho city Il a0at oI various
sFHuatfias and RymHaBamH an4 ihe
'ulgn. olamcnt firms u rather iGrOu'
aut character oi tho population.
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MnronD o., Oct. lJ.-Uppn Uppor
Stone Lick crock, near hOro, Nc.
Cowon, surveyor, whilo OH.
garod in laying oil property,
i0HaI PFrAiAoFic Cem0igfy Of
great oxtont containing thousands oI
graves. W. X. Moorohoad, curator OF
tho stalo museum, oponod some ul thcm
aud found plpe., cipher ordinates,
bcalN, pearls, apoar huads aud olhot
trtnkrtG Men are nov diRgtHg aud
finding relies hourly.
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are the Gate City Guards, OF atlanta;
two companies OF tho Governors Foot
Guard, Of Connecticut; the Fourth reg.
iment Of the Virginia National Guard;
AshevillO IN. o. Light Inlantryi
Grimsl' Battery, from Virginia. 300
cadets from tho Virginia Military IuSI.
tuta, and 100 cadets from tho Tennessee
UniYorsity,
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A MOSLNM mob
slaughters Fifty Armenian Chris
tians in Gold Blood,
TRE LATEST MASSACRE BY TURKS
As Horrible as Any-Whils tho
Powers are Dallying.
TIE PANIC IN 'C0NSTlNTIN0PLE

Ia RovlVlug on Account of the Com
tlnucd Attaoks-AEmonIans Again
FloeklaE 90 tho Churches for lIOi.
uge-A Correspondence BlamOs tho
Revolutionary Committee-Grow.
ing Discomfort on tho Island OF
Croto-Troops sont Against Chris,
tlan Petitioners.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l5.-The Federated
Metal Trades began three days session
here to-day. The trades represented
are bridge and structural iron workers,
tin aud sheet iron workers, metal
polishers, boiler makers. motders.
machinists, pattern makers, brass finish.
ers aud blacksmiths. A committee
was appointed to continue tho agi.
tntiou ior a universal eight.hour day, to
begin May !, 1895.
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lI,unUno. Oct. H. Tho Boorionallo
fOpprs that 1t has loarnoi that tNoto
u1' boon n mutual astoomcnt with the
p1,pote to form pool Of tho cont.
n'1'lI steamship Ilho1.
luNy hayn ntfrol to roduCO tho 7loor'
aro mtc 10 New frk twortY ma'EF
$50 IRON ycplorlay TITO ugtoonont
lWmils oDi0cl to secure moro llni
division nj tho EtorrlHN passenger
business bolwson VIC l'rlI1l anl cont.
mental steamship romphulns,