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wAsHENaroS, Sept, 3O.-Ministsr
Bsnby cahlsi tho state department
ton PskiUg to-day az lOlIows: "lmps-
uEl decree Issued. Abstract: Rsspon-
Ibility for SzseAuan riot, rests with
s1laialS, viCsroy Lin careless; took no
sotics oil beginning Of tho riots, lie is
deprived of Office, never to bs employed.
Other officials to be punished"
ThiI would seem to indicate that tho
sriIiS impending in China, involving a
naval denomination by tue British
lorsss, has been averted for time, at
lsaIt, by compliance with the prinei'
pal demands oil the British. II cannot
10 learned, however, whether the de-
cree comedies all OF tho demands made,
uad the cAbleRFam makes no rslarenca
to the sWseping condition imposed by
the BFitith minister that the guilty oti'
eiSlS be punished by suspension for
three years Of all promotions and APP
pontmsntS in tho civil service in the
province Of SEschuan.
Nicsroy Liu, whose fall Is announced,
has been In trouble before. II is un.
denGood that he WaI found guilty Last
November Of misAppropriRtion ollunds,
Ind later on because the French lnVeat'
igGIion showed that hs Was responsible
Tor the Cheng To riots, he was Obliged
10 pay an indemnify Of $500, ,00J to the
French Catholic mission from his own
pocket. The present conclusion, which
has been brought about apparently by
British threats, will not involve the
Abandonment Of the Independent in.
yesligation Into the Cheng To riots,
which has been ordered by Secretary
0lney. There has been change in the
personnel OF the commission, and Com
mander Barber. the naval aItAche, who
has fallen III, has been relieved from
duty as 4 commissioner by Lieut.. Com
mander John P. Merrill, executive
ollicor Of the United States steamship,
Baltimore.
The reason for the delay in organizing
Iat sending forward the American
commission to Cheng.Tu has just trans.
PRED. II arose from the instance Of
cur state department. upon sending the
commission overland instead ot up tue
Yang.Ise river. The Chinese govern
menI was extremely unwilling to have
the journey made in this fashion while
they had no objection TO sending the
commissioners up the river in 4 steam.
boat. As the department felt that the
passage OF the commission overland
through the breadth oil China accom-.
panied by q formidable escort would
nave a most sAIutary moral OBJECT UPON
the Chinese, resembling aS 1t would, a
tomonstralion Of force, the point was
insisted upon, and II 10 felt that snb'
.!lnIiaI advantage has been gained in
the concession.
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pLIGAlIN0 FItosTs
In the South md Wsst-robaccO aud Veg
tatIun Suffar Most

In the South md Wsst-TobaeeO aud YsES.
tau"R SuiTar Most
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. SO.-ThsrO was
killing frost last night which did
great damage to tobacco aud other
vegetation in various parts OF the state.
At YerssiIle', KY, Ice saFes-quartsFs Of
an inch thick formed, The minimum
temperature here last night was 40 aud
aud thera was light frost.
MIDDLEsBoHo, KY, sept 3O,-Thers
was heavy frost this morning, Late
corn aud tobacco are ruined, The
financial loss is heavy, Farmers from
Beans Fork report ice quarter oil Ra
inch thick. Vegetation iG entirely de-
stroyad.
MrMrHIs, TENN, Sept. 3O.-Frost was
found in low lying localities this morn
ing hOre and at various points In west
Tennessee, north Mississippi aud cast.
ern ArkanIaI. Tender vegetation was
willed. but no serious damage was done
to the Irish potato crop, and cotton was
not injured to any considerable extent
on the uplands. A dispatch from Dun.
can, Miss, howovor, reports heavy
frost in that part ol the delta, which
may cut the top crop short by causing
immature bolls TO open.
MARHALLrowS, Iowa, Sent. S0.-ThiS
section WIS visited by the tirst material
frost OF the season this morning. Late
market garden stuff was nipped, but the
damage iS only nominal as all crops arc
maturod.
OrruMwA, Iowa. Sept. 9O.-Heayy
frost occurred all along the line OF the
Burlington road in Southern Iowa this
morning. 1t however, will damage
nothing but tomatoes and the like.
SrERbINd, KANsAs, Sept 30.-There
was heavy frost hero lAss night aud
leo formed to athicknesS OF an eighth ot
an inch. This will iniure the broom
corn brush yet TO be pulled.
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PROMINENT Iron MASTER DEAD
The Brother of EI.GoVsrnor Curtin, Of
PennayIHAnIa, PAsaos AWny.

rhs brother of Ex-Governor CurtIn, Of
PcnnsylVAnia, Passes AWAJ.
BELbRFoSrE, Pa. Sept 9O.-COu'tan
Curtaiu, tho only full brother qf ex'
Governor Andrew Gregg Curtin, died
at Curtin's works this morning after
about six weeks illness with stomach
trouble.
Being bachelor. tho state will got
five per cent OF his estate, amounting
to about $4,000. He will 10 buried
in the family lot hero on Wednesday
afternoon.
ConItan Curtin was ono Of tho old.
est aud host known iron masters In
Pennsylvania. lie was born at Belle.
ionte, March s, 1917. and was the Sec
ond son OF Roland Curtin, ar.,
by second wife, daughter
oi United States Senator Androw
Gregg. Ills OntirO lliO was spent
In the vicinity Of tho old Eagle forge
tho fret iron plaut Ia Contrc county
uaIides owning a number Of lino farms
in Conire county, hc vas -IatkholdOr
In tho Milton Iron and Nail Company
tho WillIamsport Iron Company and
tho Contro County Bank, OF BeIlcIonto
Io was q thirly-sccont degree Mason,
and Conslan CommandsrS Knights
Iumplar, oil BollOionIO, perpotualoa hII
nnmO,
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CHINA ACCEPTS
1hs uItirnntum of Great BrItaIn-vIosrOy
Liu Degraded.

1hs uItilnaium of Great BrItaIn-VlcsToy
Llu Degraded.
LONDON, Sept So.-It is announced
that China has accepted tho British ul.
,nltum and that the viceroy Of szech-
lsn who is held to have bcen indirectly
o. directly for tho massacre OF mission
i't.' in the territory under his jurisdic'
t5n, las boen degraded.
4 special dispatch from Shanghai
T:t, that Admiral Bullock with fourteen
,i.1' belonging 10 tho British fleet in
L.,1s'e waters, will proceed on We'd
rs,iay nextio Marking and present tue
Nc.roy Of that place with Important
Gi'pItches.
Tie officials Of tho foreign Office this
afternoon. answering questions o1 the
,lb.sc,, stated that q degree had al
'@t,y been published "a the PskiH OH.
ts gazette ordering the viceroy ot
H'chuen to be stripped Of his rank ior
falling to protect the missionaries IN
Wis district, and aI warning to others,
itIs further directed that ho shal! not
DO again permitted to take Office.
Tie decree also denounced the oliend-
INK officials SubordidaleI for lRlIing to
take proper action IN tho emergency.
A dispatch from Pekin to Reuters
agency confirms tho news given out by
ilg British iotsipn Office to-day and ex'
Cg,y0lv cabod 10 tho Associated Pro's
iN1, a decree iias already boon pub
.'lgi in tho Pokin UAicial Gazette or
dsurr that L.u, yireroy Of s2e.Chuen,
fo tuDpod Of his rank tor falling to
trtor the miAsionAfinS In his district
ai TIA! No DO not permitted to again
hold giuCn.
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WAsaEavaS, Sept 9N-ThO recent
interview with Gen. John C. New, stat.
Ing that Mr.. Harrison WAS not a cRndi-
date for the presidential nomination,
aud that the sx.presIdsnt would not
select either Mr., Mckinley nor Mr..
Reed il his advice Were asked, has at
tracted marked attention in Washing.
ton among those who have beou cloGely
aud officially connected with Mr.. HGrrl.
sou, Several OF these gentlemen, in
cluding a member OF tho Harrison cab
Inot, conferred to-day with 4 view to
correcting any Interpretations that
may hsye arisen.
As = TOiult 1t was determined that
Gen. l. 7. Kitchener, who, with General
Nav, was IN charge OF tho interests OF
Mr.. Harrison NJ the last Republican
national convention, would be asked TO
make aStatomsnt. General Michoner's
statement rs tonight given to the Asso.
ciGtod Press 10 as follows:
II think Mr. New has been mis-.
quoted. The public certainly under.
ItandS by this time that Gen. Harrison
iS In no sense a candidate ior the nomi.
nation. Not being in tho field, there 10
nothing TO withdraw from.
THAT he would not Eelect either
Governor Mckinley or Mr.. Reed, /: his
advice was asked, Is simply the opinion
Of Mr.. New, II correctly quoted, aud II
should not be taken as expressing the
seutimanl OF the ex-preSIdsnt. The
making ol candidates is an art that no
never practicsd in the pRGt, nor 10 ho
likely to engage In IL at this timo."
"The guesSeS, or vioWS, or opinions Of
bis friends should be treated as such,
aud for anything deanitO, accurate or
WeIghty, It would bo well TO await such
expressions or actions as Gen. Harrison
may sec proper to give the public di'
phnt -
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LEGISLATIVE FIGHT
Ia TsERS Over ths -Fi'sNmmo@s
Contest Favorable to tho AIll.

Ia FaKhs Over the GdrbHtt' Fl's'ini mons
Contest Favorable to tho MIL
AUSTIN, TRxSs, Sept S0-only twen'
ty.Gvs members Of the legislature have
arrived up to tonight, aud, judging
from present indications, It 10 hardly
probable that quorum will Onswsr to
roll call Tomorrow. A poll OF both
houses by interested parties develops
the fact that from public utter
ancs aud we'll known sentiment Of the
members, that the anti.prizS fight bill
will so through the senate with the
emergency clause with votes to spare.
1t was anticipated that tho fight clause
would be made more sncceSblnllyin tho
senate than in the house, but this was
q mistake. The fight to kill the emer'
gsncy clause will bs wSGed bitterly In
the houSs by Dallas people.
Up to the present. writing, ot the
nineteen members OF the house here
nine are opposed to the emergency
clause, and Of this number four are
out.and.out antagonists Of any anti
prize fRh, bill at all.
The fact that up 10 the present time
one poll oil the house breaks even, gives
irIends Of the Dallas light management
cause to feol good and their attorney,
W. I. Allison, tonight stated that he
believed tho emergency clause would be
defeated Ia tho house,
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EArnEn cosanoYE,s sutr


Against Archbishop Kain For DsprlVlh &
Him Of Permanent Appointment
ST. LOUIS, Sept. So.-Father J. Cos
grove announces that he will enter suit
against Archbishop Kaiu for sixteen
months salary, covering the period
during which he alleges he has de.
prlvOd him Of a permanent appoint.
ment.
Saturday tho archbishop publicly ad'
vsrtiSed that no had heard Father Cos
grove wa, collecting money in this city,
and warned the public that the prioSt
had no authority from him to collect
Father Cosgrove does not deny collect
ing, but says he is soliciting money
from his friends in order to keep alive,
as ho claims the archbishop has neg
lecIed to provide for his support
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ATLANTIC CRY, N. J., Sept 80
Early this morning Harry Wright
tho veteran base bail manager, who Is
lying m with typhoid pneumonia, had
aaulien attack Of hoart failure. For
somc tmo It WAS lcarOd tho ond was
npAr, but ho nlliol and tonight Dr..
DOnnolt iaSn0d tho following bulletin;
Although Mr. Wright has boon In Il
critical condition during tho day, hO
Ia now roallng easier, and II hC docs noI
su.Ior another relapse ho has chances
ul recovery,
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DULUTH, MrxS., Sept. SO,-A special
to tho News Tribune from sault Ste
Marie. Mich, says: Tho steamer
Schuck, which arrived down this after.
noon, reports, while lying to for shelter
In Copper harbor, tho City Of Paris
camo in there ana went ashore on Flat
Rock. Tho steamboat DirCkhsAl, tow.
Ing the schoonGTI Chester Il. Jones and
Elma, lunbcT-ladrn, HaragO to Osdons'
bdrv, lost her Consorts oil White
Fish yesterday morning. Tho Jones is
at anchor three miloa west Of White
Filh Point Tho Elma Is reported ~
ioundcring with all hands lost in Mum.
Aing Bay. She carried crew OF eight.
Tho ship iS owned by Ware, OF Tona'
wanda
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A,llllICAN rlrlHHNs
Who Arc EniltIOd 10 ihht Dl'ilhohoh-N
Test case ~ California.

Who Arc Entltibd 10 IhHt DlsilhouOh-A
Test Ease m California.
sAy fnAyusco, Sept 3d,-Thc quos'
,,aa' to wholher u Chinalnan born on
American soiliIa citizen Of tho United
sa.o, }, to bo tested in tho courts.
WDbs ktm Ark came hOrO recently
TON China, demanding a landing on
81. round that hO IL n nAliYO OF CAN
i4n.a Inc collector oi lho port. wliiIo
iIm'ins Ills nativity, rGluSol MN
.a,ut, claiming hu Is not M
Amor N citizen. This decision was
,N accordance with an arrange
mNml nlpsiy made with tho htIofnoy
rrNsfhl. WHO IL anxious 10 1851
,.a usbn Of nallys.born Chinese In
I'IU'e. According to tho contention
o. '.a s1yFrnmBnt, A person horn ~ lh9
I0 oI States, must not nj tho llmo ol
lN DI'ln ba subject to any lntolgn
lHat llIuq making II indIaponsahlo 70
w'rJshiD by BIRTH that tio pafon. Do
an Nmbrlcan citizen, lot " tio iA'Nrr
DO alien, tho child viii DO subject 70
Nh. country 0i thB sito.
IH ,lhor wifhs, II ba ~ Amounhn
tlVn NY hNi, Ong must bo born y
hMWra, aud NJ American pH'"nl'. u
u contention n ilIe gnynrhment "
0HnO tho standing Of wi pr'rIo both
M uuIloi slaloi ol nllsn uafohN
10 greatly Affected II tho decision
lnII' local court IL not favorable 10 u,o
gDvofnmonl lho case will 10 lAkOn W
Wb United SlaIol court
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Will co mn ALONE.
Good 6oTsrameHt Ciabs OF New York Put
Tn an Indspeudent Ticket,

Good 6oTsramsHt Ciabs OF New York Put
Up an Independent Ticket.
New YoRK, Sept. 30-There was 4
convention Of the Good Government
Clubs oI the city tonight to decide
whether they should make a combina.
tIon with the other forces opposed to
Tammany Hall Ia the coming municipal
election. or put an independent ticket
in the field. After much debate it was
decided by = vote Of seventy .nino to
lorty.iour, each club having ono vote, to
make independent nominations. The
following ticket, recommended by tho
executive committee, was placed in
nomination:
For country treasurer, John T.
IockAn; for register, Charles Blauvelt; (;
for justices oiihe supreme court, Hamil-
ton 0dcil and Meyer $. llaacS; for
Judges oil the court Of general sessions,
Thomas Allison and George II. Adams /;
for justices oil the city court, John A.
Beall and L. DGlGheld.
Two places on The ticket romain to be
filled. The party was Christenod the
Good Government party. Wheeler II,
II. Peckham aud Charles $. FaiTchild
wore among those who took part
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KILLED HIS WIFE

After Discovering Her In Compromising
Position with II Constable.
Sge.ial Dipl,th 10 nc inteiiigmH.
surroS, W. Va, Sept S0.-ThomRs
Hinklo, prominent farmer living only
q iow miles from bore, shot his wife
fatally last evening, and came horO and
gave himself up TO tho ,heriII, aud ia
IN jail.
tho reason uinklc gives for the shoot.
ing was that no caught j. Q. Boon, q
constable, and hi' wife IN a very COM
promising position.
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TO HELP CAMPBELL
In Ohio. but Really to Start His PreSl'
dental boom.

In Ohio. But Really to Start His PreSI'
dental boom.
INDIANAPOLIS, I'M, Sept. 3O-Gover.
nor Matthews will spend the last two
weeks in October in Ohio, making
speeches ior the Democratic ticket. He
has been booked for five speeches and
the Ohio StGte committee expects to ar
range for him to mako ten in all.
1t is understood here that about the
time tho governor goes to Ohio, politi.
cal friends will begin to do somo work
toward securing for him the nominR.
ton for President next year. One OF
the governors intimate friends said to.
day;
"rhe Governors chances are improv.
ing every day, and those who know Of
what is being done would DO surprised
il he is not the Democratic nominee
for president"
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PmtAnELpuA, Pa, Sept 3O,.--lt was
announced on tho noor Of tho Maritime
Exchange to-day that tho result Of tho
ollDial lnqnlty al Liverpool BY the
board oil lrAlo into tho collision bo.
twOOn tho British ship Prince Oscar
aud tho unknown Rhlp, which sank
with Rll on board July H. noar tho
equator, had buOn made public Tho
judgment oi tho court was thai "thD
pfincu Oscar appears To hnyo boon
nAylralod with propnf Anl snnlnnnllkO
caro-, Rnd no ono Ia In default"
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Died From nydrophObla.

PrrrsRURoB. Sept 3O.-JoSsph Nc.
Dewitt died to-day ia WilkIasba'g Of
hydrophobia. On August s he picked
up n dog in schenlsy Park at the
request Of young lady. The dog bit
him. Doctors pronounced him all right,
on August q. Last Friday he was al.
tackled bv hydrophobia. Whenever ho
took wnter he went into convulGious,
bat could drink anything else win i'm.
punity. In the Last two weeks. fourteen
animals and one man have been bitten
by mad dog. Thirteen oiihR animals
have died. The man, d. A, Smith, was
to-day sent to tho PaSteur institute In
New York.
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pRovlDEScr. Il l., SopG SO.-ThO
statue OF Mozart, which Is to be placed
In tho rotundn OF the new Congressional
library at Washington was cast Mt tho
works Of tho German Manufacturing
Company to-day =,
Tho statue was designed by @. N,
NiChous, Of New York. who la also tho
designer OF statues OF beethoven and
MOsos to Oo placed in tho SamO build
ing. Tho two lRttor figures will bc
CAT this week.
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.GEN. NEV'S INTERVIEW
In Regard to Elk. President Harrl-
sons Candidacy for Nomination
NOT AN EI-CNTHEDRA STATEMENT
According to the Close Political
Friends OF Gen. Harrison.
NICHENGR SPEAKS BY AUTHORITY

And Ciatma That tho EI,ProsfdoHt
Not BoIuE In tho Field There ia
Nothing to Withdraw Erom-HIs
Alleged HsiSrsncss to Mckinley
aad Heed Merely tho Opinion OF
GOusrHI Ncw-NcvSr rrNctIcsd the
Noble Ars az Making Candidates
aud ia Not f,lksiy to Baggage tn che
business at this TImo-The lGx.Con-
sui to London supposed to Have
BOon MIsquotod.
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ANnw.nnnnr "I,nhe.n

LogDoS, Oct, l.-Tho Spanish en-.
ba,uy horo publish this morning do.
Mai Of atatotncnt cnbloi from tho
Unilol States to thH oilccL that sccrO'
tary OF State OlnUy had givOn
a warning to tho Spanish government
iha, un.oa thoy had succeeded IN sup.
pressing the intutrcciion IN Cuba IN tho
neyt three months tho United SlalcI
government would intervene ior tho
pfolorlion Of tho Insdrgsnh. Tho
Spanish embassy declare that the story
M OntifuIy fictitious.
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und condt,lon al FIoor aiIlliur.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept 9o-Iu re.
gard to the annual announcement from
Buffalo that the four millorI Of tho
country have about SuccssdOd in form.
ing their combine, upon which thoy
have been working for some time,
Milwaukee millers declare that tho
Alillsrs National Association has
nothing whatever. as au association, to
do With forming tho combine. and that
II it has been formed II will bo next to
miracle, Notwithstanding tho fact
tha. something OF tho kind must be
done soon or nearly all the big mills
will 90 into bankruptcy. The action Of
the Sanderson milling company Ia
winding up its affairs because Of un.
profitable business, ShoWs tho drii! oi
the flour trade.
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:NGLAND'S ULTIMATUM
,l,sgs the Slow Going Chinese
Government to Time,
raGa UgQuALIFIEDLy ACCEPTS

rhs Terms Expressed In the Demand, ,
Vlcsroy Liu is Degraded aud For.
bIddOa TO Hold oilioO Again, and
Imkswarm subordlnatOs Are to Bo
PuoIshod-Ths TrsaohOrous Vice.
rOy Has BcOni In Trouble Before-In.
v,stIsa,Ion OF tho ChOpg Tu Riots,
Ordered by Secretary oIney, WIN
R Vigorously Pro'scuted-whst
Delayed tho Commission.
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TucWAuor, N, j., sopt 90 -Lnlc ln't
night u number Of young mon di'covot'
ed tho corpse oi woman lying eKpo'od
bssilp M open crave IN thu local ccmo.
ofy. Upon Investigation II was lonnd
to be- tho hody oi Mrs, Mary Wallace,
tho deceased wife Of vol known pro-
hlbilinnial ui tnis place.
Il suspected that II 10 tho work Of
revenge On tho part " alhetonta OF tho
li1uUr party bcCan'o OF tina altitude Of
tho dead womau's husband on that
nnOnLIOn.
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EX-SENATOR MAHoNE STRICKEN
With PRrAlySiH-rhs Chances of Hia Re-
oovSry Considered Doubtful.


With PRrRlysis-rhs Chances OF Hia Re-
oovSry Considered Doubtful
WARRINGTON, sspt So.-Ex'ssuAtor
Malone suffered a stroke OF paralysis at
an early hour this morning at his room
at ChamberlaIu's hotel. His physic.
iAnS. Dn. Wales aud Baker, have boon
in conaultatlon throughout the alter
noon and think his chances Of recovery
very doubtful. The relatives OF tho OK.
senator have boon summoned from Nir'
Ginia, by telegraph.
Tho entire right aldo OF the sufferer
iS pGralyZed, including the right arm
and log. tta is unable to speak except
q few inarticualo sounds. llo has
maintained consciousness, however,,
and seOks as beat no eau, 10 assist those
who arc administering to his wants.
The exact time Mr. Malone was strick.
on iS 10 doubt. Up to l2 o'clock last
night hO was in excellent health and
Bpirit, aud had given no intimaLion Of
feeling unWOll.
Al 10 o'clock this morning Mr.. Long,
manager Of the hotel, won't to the gen.
erals room to call him. He found that
he had been vomiting aud was unable
TO speak. General Malone appeared to
bo suffering no pain. By motions OF
his head and a few faint sounds he
made his desires known. Mr.. Edward
Waddsll, the senator's secretary, was
with him, aud at the senator's request
notified the members Of his family to
come.
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IRosrox, ONO, ssps. 80 -Dsfauliiag
county treasurer, NJ. G. Clay. who left
last week, returned to-day. lie says he
las boon In weat Virginia for
his health. Tonight he was ar.
rested on complaint Of .. L, Ellis.
berry, a bondImGn, and arraiEned be.
fore esquire Rag" lIO pleaded not
guilty., waived examination aud was
Jailed In default Of $4,000 bond TO an.
Swer to n charge Of embszzlement, Ills
shortage 10 over $4,000,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept, 1O,-BO'
tween midnight and o'clock this morn.
ing there waG slight fall Of snow in
this city for half M hour At duybtonk
thsru was quito hoHyy frost notice.
able In tho omen pNrtS Of tho county
and especially In farming sections Of
Montgomery county. Tho lowNSt tent.
pcraturo was 40 degrees, nt 0 o'clock In
Tho mornini aud tho maximum at s
o'clock, b3 degrees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-01

Srttidl Di'paieh 10 Ire LHit'!idtaocr
lIuxrwdroN, W, VA, Sept, SO.-sev.
oral detectives arc hard at work here in
pursuit OF Edward Bias, the murderer
OF Mrs Joseph Turner. who stranglel
the woman on shanty boat and throw
her remains in tho river after tying q
rock to II. Detective Kramer, OF New
Orleans, who Is hero at work on tho
case, caught him last ai0ht and almost
lost hia liio, ai tho fellow tried to plant
bullet in tho otiicot'a body, and iI now
at largo again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-01

rrsnuNoL sCpL 3o,--'lo.motrow Il
tho linln sol for tho minora In thls dI'.
lrlol to receive tho advance III wngoN
arrcod upon by operators and work
men,
A ro'c cnnynw Of tho district allows
TINT thu advance will bo guuetnl, nnl
no trouble Ia looked for, A. tho only die.
AnnlOra Rto two OF thtOo BmOll concerns
lIni nnl no ilpnrn.