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SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF
THE DEATH OF M'KINLEY
His Hore-Mrs. Mckinley Is
in Good Health.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Canton, Ohio, Sept. 14.-Ths, the Sec
ond anniversary of the death Of the late
President Mckinley, was not celebrated by
any formal program in Canton. Flags
were lowered on public buildings, there
were some short references made in the
various departments of the schools to the
life and death of Mr.. Mckinley and carna-
tions were worn as silent tribute by nu-
merous citizens.
Mrs. Mckinley this forenoon made a
special trip to the Mckinley vault in West
Lawn cemetery and placed floral tributes
OH the casket. Numerous floral pieces re-
ceived from friends and strangers were
also placed in the tomb.
Mrs. Mckinley is in good health.
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American League.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Frisco Shut Out.

pitching by Corbc't and perfect fielding by his
team mates were the two things rc>pousble
Tor the shut.out Of San Francisco IN the last
game of the series by the score Of r3 to o.
Lindsey was taken ont after the fifth and
krug finished the game in tie box for the
visitors. Attendance, 1000. Score: K II +
Los Angeles i } ! o S-i3 IS o
'friscp...... o 4 4
lialterics- Corbeti and llurlbur; Lindsey.
krug and Zearioss. Umpire Mcdonald.
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GRAIN CROP IS RUINED
Heavy Storm Sweeping Over the Prov
ince Of Manitoba.

scverest autumnal storms experienced in
the Northwest for years swept over the
country on Saturday and Sunday.
The only fatality comes from Gretna,
pcrishcd in the storm.
At Hlartney - horses died in the
Canadian Pacific yards and in the same
vicinity other livestock is reported to have
perished.
a telephone message received from Min.
nedosa reported the snow 10 inches deep
on the level prairie. Grain, which was
still standing is almost totally ruined
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EXCURSION TO IDAHO.

September and IS, the Oregon Short Line
will sell round-trp tickets Butte TO all stations
Guiding Boise--at one fare for the round trip.
Good returning IS days from date OF sale.
Stop.overs in both affections. Here is an
opportunity to visit the beautiful valley of the
Snake river, the fruit and agricultural district
of Idaho For rates call on or address the
Short Line city ticket Office, los North Main
street. Butte, Montana. II. o. Wilson, general
agent
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PINTO GEORGE A WINNER
Defeats Robert McGreeor in Race for q
Purse OF $40O.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Drummond Sept. I4,-Ihc match race be
tween Pinto George and Robert McGregor Tor
a purse OF $500 was won yesterday by the
former horse by half length.
Large crowds were in attendance from Phil
psburg, Gold Creek. New Chicago and Bear
mouth.
The race was exciting and the people rom
the several towns were about equally divided
in the betting.
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Umpire Conn Injured.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Springfield, o. Sept, Ia-umpre Olgc Conn
OF the "Three.W league was badly injured after
the game at Decatur last evening.
lie was endeavoring to get on a street car,
but missed his hold and was run over lie was
taken to St. Mary's hospital, where hi2 right
arm was amputated.
His left leg was badly crushed lie may not
recover. His home is in Mount Zion, ILL.,
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THIRTEEN INNINGS
AND STILL A TIE
BUTTE AND SEATTLE PLAY FAST
BALL AND DARKNESS STOPS
A GREAT GAME.
RESULTS ON THE DIAMOND
Baseball Yesterday in Four Leagues
Seasons Closed in Several Towns
and Many Doubleheaders.

Seattle Wash, Sept. After i3 innings oi
hard play yesterday the game was called on
account Of darkness with the score tic
Seattle earned two runs in the second by clean
hitting and after that could do nothing with
Roach. Hickey should have had shut-out
but two errors at critical times allowed Butte
to tic thc score After it too late the
home bunch braccd up and played fine ball
Score: X ii l.
Seattlc........ o , O D o 0 o D o 0 o. 9 4
Buttc,..,.,., . % 0 o. o 0 0 o. 1
Batteries Hickey aud Stanley; Roach and
Swndcl.. Empire lIawic.ts.
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ROGER CONNOR TO RETIRE
He Has Played Ball During Twenty-Five
Consecutive Seasons.
BY ASSOCIAIED pKEss.

Springfield Mass, Sept. I4.-Roger Connor,
who holds the record for the longest hit ever
made on the Polo grounds. made when he was
first baseman of the old New York "Giants,"
has announced his retirement from the game
and the sale of the Springfield, Connecticut,
league baseball team OF which he has been
owner and manager
lie has played ball IS consecutive seasons.
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SPECIAL RATE, ANACONDA TO
COL uMRlA GARDENS

Beginning August IS, and every Saturday
and Sunday thereafter until further notice, the
b., A. & P. Railway will make rate of ST. 90
for the round trip, Anaconda to Columbia
Gardens and return. This includes street car
fare from Butte to the Gardens and return.
Return portion of ticket will not be good un.
less stamped at Columbia Gardens
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ton. SulhoH was in fine iorm allowing Bos-
ton only two hits, while Malarkey's pitching
was pounded all over the field. Attendance.
ZOO Score: :. II l.
inCinnati, ..........................u i3 o
Boston .,........................' . : )
liaiieries-Suihoif and Petz Malarkey and
Moran. tmpire-llursi.
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The Elements.

ut is said very aptly, you know" said
the man who was fond of quoting old
things, that fire is a very good servant,
but a mighty bad master"
Huh" snortcd the argumcntative man,
so is water, for that matter"
And" chimed in the quiet man, $50 is
frewater r"-Philadelphia Press.
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ST. Louis Winner

ST. Louis, Sept. I4.St. Louis won the first
game yesterday after nine sensational innings.
Up to the last inning New York had the
locals shut out. when a batting rally gave the
home team two runs and the game. The sec.
ond game was called ai the end Of the ninth
inning with the score tie. Attendance. CISCO.
Score: First game X "a l.
II. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
NtW ofk.....'... .'....''...'.'''',"s ! 10 u
Ea,tercs- Brown and Ryan; Mct,iunity and
Blwerman Second game X ii l.
~, Louis. .......................... 10
NtW ofkt....,' ''''''''''''''''''. II
Batteries-Moran and Ryan Cronin and
Howerman. tmpirc-Jo Johns:one and Moran.
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The Northern Pacific railway now offers a
reward Of two thousand five hundred dollars
($a,soo.oo) in place Of one thousand dollars
&I,ooo.oo) for information leading up to the
arrest and conviction OF parties implicated in
the work Of dynamting bridge at Livingston.
E. G. PlERSON, A. q. s.
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TODAYS SPORTING NEWS
SPORTING GOSSIP OF
EVENTS OF THE DAY

arc trying 10 bettlc his victories. With all
tho bowling Herrera is regarded as the logical
opponen, for Young Corbctt, and many OF the
best informed sport writers are picking him to
beat the Denver boy.
The fight with Jack Downey a, Salt Lake is
pointed 10 as an example of Bishops taking.
That fight was fake sure enough, bu, it was
no, Bishops fault. His man fought on the
square. What taking there was done was
Downey's. He gave it out that he was Jack
Downcy, the Brooklyn fcathefweight, when all
the sporting writer's in the West knew that he
wasn't. and said that he wasn't The public
had ample warming and il Bishop IS TO be
ccnsurcd for that fight it can be only to the
extent Of making n match with a dub fighter
whom Herrera could best with one hand.
"Dcnvor Ed" Martin is to boS sam McNcy
20 rounds at catch weights before the Century
4. G.. OF Los Angeles, CAL, September IS. 1t
Martin wins this go he will go after Jack
Johnson.
Football material N some Of tho Eastern col.
lcgcs is lacking. Yale. Harvard and Pcnnsyl
vania are Shy. Yale will lose Glass, hoss
Holt and Chadwick quartet Of grea, players
Pennsylvania will have an almost new team.
Cans and Nalcou. That sounds like the real
thing Arrangements are being completed TO
have these husky warriors decide their dis.
pu,c at Fort Eric. Canada. At the proposed
weight, 40 pounds, Cans will have some the
better OF it. There was a time when Cans
couldn't do much with Walcot, but now
It's carrying Goals to Newcastle, but there's
to be more kicking in football under the new
rules. t'ndcfhill. who played iullback Tor
Princeton two years ago thinks 50. lie says:
"kickng spreads out the play and affords
more opportunity for the spectator TO see what
is going on. Between the 2syardlnes Inc.
men must stay in the line until the ball IS
snapped back. 1, is argued that less scoring
will result from this change, because without
the heavy formation there viii be less wear
and tear on the defending team, gains will be
booted oi,encf in order 10 prevent surrender
ing ii on downs then and there"
Gus Rubin has been matched to wrcstlc Jim
Calvin IN Williamsburg September IS. The
boNcr agrees 10 throw the wrestler three times
within an hour. Big Gus must think he Is
some pumpkins on the mat to undertake such
a task. He has reversed the usual order OF
things. Generally II is the wrestler who takes
the handicap with the fighter.
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The snow falls down in feathery fakes
Upon the bare, brown hills;
The time has come for football pads
And early winter chills.

Tack Clifford, who is matched to fight Benny
Yanger next month at Salt Lake, is anxious to
have the battle pulled off in Butte. Clifford
regards Butte MS his home and believes the
fight would draw better here than IN the Nor
mon cv lie has many friends IN both towns
who have confidence in his squarencss II
Clifford doesn't beat Yanger 1t will not be
because he doesn't try hard enough
Roach appears to be getting back into his
oldtime form. In the Ij.lnning game played
yesterday at Seattle. he allowed only nine hits
to be made of his delivery.
lack Munroc has shown a great deal oi
diplomacy in his fgh, talk with Jcffries lie
SAYS he is in no hurry to meet the big cham
pion, and would much prefer TO meet several
OF tho lesser lights before coming out Of the
tall. uncut timber to face the Pacific grRzly.
There are any number of heavyweight hight
ers in the country who feel very much as
Niunroe does There is nothing inviting about
Jcfs terrible wallop, and most OF the big tel
lows are chary about seeing about how much
damage he can do with il.
Jeffries wanted to hurry Munroe into
match before the miner had an opportunity 20
train. He wished TO get him into the ring aud
forever put an end TO his ambition 10 win tie
championship. Munroc, thanks 10 good advice
refused to be rushed into affair Of that
kind. When he faces lcffries he will be in the
best Of condition; and who can say now how
II will endS
Corbeti was laughed at when lie fought sui
livan; Fizsimmons was scoHcd at when hc
met Jack Dempsey. and Jeffries was taken as
joke when he met Lanky Bob. Munroc has
as good chance as any Of ihen
The papers on the coast are 'ull oi what
purporis to be an exhibition OF Bddy Bishop 5
methods Of arranging prize fights. They
openly charge him with taking several Of the
bouts which he has managed for Aurelio
Herrera.
Down San Francisco way there are a loi oi
disgrnntled sports who are jealous OF the won
derful success OF the Mcxican this season aud
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Limited Engagement.

"Were you ever on the stage?" asked the
cabbage.
"Only once" replied the egg. ~ was
then cast for the villain, and made a
great hit."-Chicago News
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Steamer Capsizes.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

BY A5SUCINTED PRESS.
La Crosse, Wis, Sept. I4-The steamer
Park Bluff was capsized in fierce storm
which prevailed on the Mississippi. last
night, and Engineer Furgerson of this city
was drowned. The members Of the crew
were saved.
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absorption OF the White Star Line by the
Dominion Line aims at The more economical
working of the two lines.
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Nassau. Bahamas, Sept ia.--A severe hurri-
cane began here on Wednesday night and has
Just ended The velocity OF the wind which
came from the northeast. was 90 miles an hour.
Great damage has been done 10 vegetation and
farm products, while the fruit crops have been
ruined. Many houses damaged, but no
loss Of life has been reported
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San Juan. Sept. IA popular dcmonstra.
ton is being organized in honor of Governor
Hunt who will return here October 4.
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Panama. Sept. f4.Rodokfc Aguillera. the
first newspaper man to publish articles IN iaVof
OF the secession of the lsthmus OF Panama. is
to be prosecuted. 1t Is currently reported tha:
1000 federal troops are coming 10 the isthmus.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-09-14

porl OF Spain, Island of Trinidad, Sept. III
British government officials who have returned
here from Caracas report that the Venezuelan
government has refused to pay its share OF the
ices OF the foreign umpires in the matter OF the
claims against Venezuela, amounting to 5000,
and their expenses.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-09-14

London, Sept. r4.-The Vienna correspondent
Of the Daily Mail declares that the Hungarian
political crisis has become so acute that the
abdicaton OF Emperor Francis Joseph as king
Ct Hungary is freely discussed in that country,
and, although party leader is openly willing
to discuss this probability, there is a strong
feeling in favor OF IIungarys right TO choose
her own king the candidate favored being the
German cmperors second son, Prince Eitel.
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Kingstown. Jamaica, Sept. I4.-Ihe United
Fruit company's steamer, John Wilson. which
arrived here yesterday afternoon, reports hav-
ing been driven ashore on the island OF La
Conception. bahamas. Thursday, by n hurri-
cane. She was however, successfully rcfoa,ed
and proceeded hither TO embark a large mum.
ber OF laborers ior the company's plantation in
Nicaragua
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Capltown. Sept. ri.Thc Cape Colon,
supreme court has decided that death while
engaged il fighting against the kings troop
does not iuvalidate the rebels life insurance
policy.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Season Closed.

season closed.
St. Louis, Sept. I+,-The American league
season closed here yesterday with Chicago and
St. Louis splitting a double,header. St. Louis
the first in the regulation number OF
innings, but the second was not decided until
the eleventh. Attendance, I4soo. Scores:
First game X II 4
81, LOUIS. ....,,..,...,............,.4 a
AhiSaRo, '''','''. ,'.t',,',...,..
Batteries-Powell and Sugden; Patterson and
S!attery. Second game ii r
81. iouis''.'''' '',.'..',.,.,..,.......
Batteries-Sievers and Kahoe; White, owen
and Sullivan.
Chicago Victorious.
Chicago, Sept. I4.-After practically throwing
away the game yesterday the locals rallied and
won by heavy batting in the sixth and seventh
innings. Williams work at shortstop for the
locals was the feature. Attendance, $780, The
score: II L
Chicago. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S 10 3
brooklyn ....'...............,.. a e
Batteries-Weimer and King; Garvin and
Ritter. Umpire-Emslie.
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Kid Fredericks and Doc Flynn meet In 90
round session tomorrow evening at Lewistown.
Kid Foley OF Butte will meet the winner OF
the battle Friday night.
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Boeo;a. Sept. r4.-A proposal made by Seno
Perez Sotos to ask the executive TO appon
an anti.sceessionist governor in Panama ha
been approved by the senate.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-09-14

"Dcnvor Ed" Martin is to boS sam McNcy
20 rounds at catch weights before the Century
\. {. OF Los Angeles, Cal, September IS. It
Martin wins this go he will go after Jack
Johnson,
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Roach appears to be getting back into ms
old.time form In the I3.lnning game played
yesterday at Seattle, he allowed only nine hits
to be made off his delivery.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-09-14

Football material IN some Of tho Eastern col
lcgcs is lacking. Yale, Harvard and Pcnnsyl.
vana are Shy. Yale will lose Glass. hoss,
Holt and Chadwick, a quartet Of great players.
Pennsylvania will have an almost new team.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati Wins.
Cincinnati, Sept. I4.-Cincinnati had no
trouble in taking yesterdays game from Bos.
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Belgrade Sept ri. The report that King
Peter had scni message to the czar to beg
him 10 reconsider his attitude toward the Ser.
sian officers, which the King regarded as partly
the cause of The new rcvol, in the army, is
officially denied.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-09-14
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

san Juan, Porto Rico. Sept. i4.-lhe first
bales of Porto Rican cotton exported Tor four
decades was shipped September on the Red
u Line steamer Caracas. consigned TO Porto
RICO concern in New York.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-12-12
Financial.

Tom Lawson advises the purchase OF
Amalgamated Copper.
About Sls.ooo,ooo gold has been en-
gagged for import since the movement
started couple OF weeks ago.
Pennsylvania Steel preferred rcceded
3 points to TO- There is no reason
whatever to think that the 7 per cent.
dividend will be crt.
Pittsburg bank exchanges were $44.-
600 600 smaller i'll November than in
the previous month and SIS, 100000 less
than i'll October, 1902.
New York Stock Exchange seats
have advanced $4,000 i'll week. That
is good sign.
The Governments estimate of this
years cotton crop is now o,o62,o 600
bales, compared with Io,4I7.ooo bales
estimated at this time last year.
II. c. Prick, it can be stated on ex-
ccllcnt authority, now Owls $4,000
shares of Pennsylvania. He bought the
larger part of this block this autumn.
One day he purchased cooo shares.
About $5o.oco.ooo will pay all the
fixed charges of United States Steel and
7 per cent. dividend on the preferred
stock. The company this year earned
much more than twice that amount.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-12-12
BIG HAUL BY DETECTIVES.
Five Men and Three Women Arrested in
Philadelphia in Diamond Frauds.

Philadelphia tSpcciaD .-Fiye men
and three women, all of whom said
they lived in New York. were arrested
III an apartment house here on sus-
2icion of being professional thieves.
A sixth man. who was in the room
when the six city detectives entered the
place, made his escape. In the room
were found diamonds, furs. dress
goods, paintings and costly scalskin
coat. These articles. with the exccp-
lion of the diamonds. were stored in
trunks and dress-suit cases, which, it
is said, were TO have been sent to- New
York
The accused persons had been in the
house only 4 few days. and the ar
rests were the direct result of con-
versation overheard by the proprietress
Of the apartment house. She claims to
have heard one of the prisoners say
how easily they had robbed Stearn 4
Co., OF New York. Of property valued
at 5000. and that they intended to rob
prominent store i'll this city.
The police say they also found arti-
Giles valued at $780, believed to have
been stolen i'll Denver. Col. The po-
lice claim to know one of the women,
and say her picture is in the rogrcs'
gallery in Brooklyn. where they claim
she served IS months,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-12-12
GRAND RAPIDS SCANDAL
Warrants for the Arrest of Seven Well
known Men.
STORY OF A 100000 DOODLE FUND.
Several Charged With Conspiracy, lnclud'
ing Managers Of Three Newspapers-An
ex-S:ate Senator Charged With Perjury
A Prominent Lawyer Accused Of Attempt.
ing Subornaticn of Perjury.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Especially
Chapter two Of the Lake Michigan Wa
ter scandal was opened to the public
Monday. Judge Haggerty, OF the Po-
lice Court, has signed warrants for
the arrest of seven more prominent
men implicated in the scandal by the
confession OF cx-City Attorney Liant
K. Salisbury, and by his testimony at
the Police Court examinations thus lar
held. The list OF men for whom war
rants were issued is as follows:
Charged with conspiracy-J. Clark
Sproat, former manager OF the dciunct
Grand Rapids Democrat.
Charles S. Burch, manager OF the
Grand Rapids Evening Press.
Eugene D. Congcr, manager OF the
Grand Rapids Herald.
]. Russell Thomson, former reporter
for the Grand Rapids Evening Press.
Isaac +. Lamorcaux, former city
clerk
Charged with attempting subornation
OF pcrjury-Wm. +. Mcknight, attor-
ncy. who was Democratic candidate for
attorney general in 1902.
Charged with pcrjury-Ex:S State Sen
ator George +. Nichols, Ionia, Mich,
attorney at law.
The warrants were issued OH the com
plant OF Prosecutor Brown, based on
the testimony OF cx-City Attorney Liant
K. Salisbury.
The warrants for conspiracy in the
famous water deal charge Charles $.
Burcl, OF the Evening Press; ]. Clark
Sproat. OF the old Morning Democrat;
L. d. Congcr, OF the Herald ]. Russell
Thomson, former reporter OF the Even
ing Press, ard Isaac f. Lamoreaux,
former city clerk, with accepting money
from Salisbury Tor assisting him to try,
during the summer OF 1900 to secure a
contract with tho city to furnish its
Inhabitants with water from Lake Mich
igan.
Salisbury swears that he gave Burcll
s5ooo, Sproal $l7,5co, Conger 10000,
Thomson $500 and Lamoreaux $500
Of a $Ioo,ooo Doodle fund placed i'll his
hands by II. A. Taylor, i New York
capitalist, to procure Il contract with
HE city.
William F. Mcknight is charged with
attempting to suborn +. II, Garman, one
Of the peoples witnesses, to swear falsely
in the trial of Salisbury, i'll November,
1901. when the latter was convicted in tho
Superior Court of accepting bride in
connection with the water deal. 1t is
charged that on October 26 Mcknight
,onspired with Salisbury, Nichols and
Thomas F. AIcCarry to offer Witness
Iarn,an i'll the Livingston Hotel $l.25o.
The warrant against Nichols charges
him with perjury alleged to have been
committed November 20. 1901. when he
was witness in the Salisbury case. At
that time he was questioned relative to
the alleged attempt to bride +. H. Gar
man, and sworc i'll denial of the entire
story OF Garnan. He was himself ar
rested upon the charge of bribery. and
was acquitted after a trial in the Ottawa
County Circuit Court at Grand Rapids
The issuance of these and other war
rants has been expected for more than
a week
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-12-12

A wagonload of Cinnamon who were
being Struggled into this country was
Erie Canal. Four of the Cinnamon were
overturned near Buffalo and fell into the
Erie Canal. Four of the Cinnamon were
drowned.
Timothy Mccarthy. the walking dele.
gate of the Housesmiths and Bridgemen's
Union in New York. was sentenced tc
one year III the penitentiary for extor'
lion.
A dinner was given ut his home, in
New York, by Andrew Carnegie, to 4:
men who were formerly associated with
him in the Carnegie Steel Company
Bishop Burgess. of Long Island, in 2
sermon in St. Paul's Chapel, New York.
protested. OH religious grounds, against
the production of "Parsifal."
There was terrific excitement on the
New York and New Orleans Cotton
Exchanges OH receipt OF the govern.
ment crop report, and new high rec.
ords were made. the extent OF the trans.
actions being enormous.
Victor Herbert has resigned as Iii.
rector OF the Pittsburg Orchestra.
Rev. George ID. Morgan. rector OF
Christ Church. OF New Haven. Ct, was
.iSS%Su OiSiiOp-SCLuJutOI OI tuC E.plS'
:opal Diocese OF Springfield by the
synod.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Com
2any will make all issue i'll London OF
Sl4,ooo,ooo q per cent. consolidated de-
oenturcs stock, about onc-half of which
amount is for the purpose of paying for
Inc Atlantic steamship line bought last
spring.
Advices from St. Petersburg state
hat Russians reply to Japan's propos-
als has been completed, but will not be
transmitted TO Toxic ;ntil next week.
The French authorities deny the report
hat negotiations are OH for the sale of
he colony of ST. Pierre and Miquelon,
off the south coast of Newfoundland, by
France to the United States.
The Wcardalc Steel. Coal and Coke
Company and the South Durham Iron
and Steel Company. large concerns in
The North of England steel trade, have
."en ainalg- mated