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A llnattlmoua Decision—Given
lry~ the Supreme Court.
WVUEWMFDIVIDE
Itchy-m chin 'l'lrey um no am
to float tea or the Fourteen newton.
lat no Ila-omit Do Ker (leaned:
fink-Blah. o. the Campaign.
Wammrror. Oct. l6.-The (Inna! Stator
unremcourthn affirmed the ruling or
bmmummn in the new in
rolringthecmatitutiannlity 5f the Miner
Marlow, Till-decision is in fowr of
mm Bythe Miner low. which
lhlededt'lonupholde, presidential electore
meohoechhydinricte.
mmmflholdatlulthe lawot
Hiehlpndividingthe state into district:
fathom of prcddentinl t-lectm in
luralidonlyeofarnit which with the
aetofcougmeof 1887,1'trlaiingto time oi
meetingoftheelectom Theactienotob
mum-mun provision- of the constitu-
tiouconferring upon the state legislature
theptrwerto ha the manner of chaining
doctors. The View of the court will be
written“ length later .by Chief Justina
'l'helollowinglethefnlltext of thepn
limhauophionrenderedhyChiefJuat-ict
Winthrfliehignncam:
‘ Ill-Preliminary Opt-kn.
Io. ulmsnePhu-fltet altern- Blacker.
my Italic. error to the capremr
'ctlartotlichixaa. Wearcofopin‘iontlatthe
toaot surname pabliclaweoi
Wot aha-edubgonmmattua of but
“having ruled supreme court
ma
to renter. the decision of the
filial involved was nocennry.anrl
lb ofthlawaaropngnanttothcoon
aadlawaofthe United state- having
. drawnin question and deemed-rid the
”I. being in favor of its validity, Shh
‘coarthujnriadictionnndernectionlil of the
run-emu 'l'lIejudicinl powerofthe
urn-ammo.» all meant lawand
arid-gander themdtntlnnand-hwi
jottinllalndfitatqandthieie nee-e aoaria
hinthereaeoninetuated.
Wamwiththeenpmme conrto! lieu
“Moots -mNullmnfllcbwlth Ill
Lmdmdhnulmumwmm
.mmmmmm which congra-
Prue-ethane” to legislate.” h inopen
‘llvao-lyfotlatutomtbut thatthoacttsnol
‘lorthatreaeonyoidandmyltandult
modified.
. 'oahhold withth court thatin new of
“math- acorn! clause of the first
Waikiki-Solute oomtitntiomand the
‘m authentic-imminent»
albeit-omit: mailman-ct cannot
“dflmtr’y enzmtod as apparently
Imperial?» Action under the amt
m lid will in.- -'...’c..: lilo :3: opinion slot
ll. fully the grounds of this urn-Inn. The
Wilma supreme court of iambic-n "n
Mannh- mandate aniline-tonne,
. Item“ of the ”carillon.
Thedceiclou means that Michigan will
“in all probability four of her fourteen
your («Cleveland and Stevenson. Bonn
of the Democrats claim that they will net
,aern votes. Pinch congressional district
[will chooee an elector and each party will
'haveumany of the district electors m it
carriu Wood diatrlcta. The two:
Wanting» nrv aim to be chooeulry
Mich, but by grvat Illnlficln taking in
M the stole instead of murmur-loud db
The lit-publlmrm load»! that they
willearry butt; of theme greater diatriete
all no fewer t tan eight of thecongreaeioo
‘al dietrtete
llalan an the (tar-pat”.
law You. (let. lB.—Bx-Seeretuy, . Jame-
. We visit at Ophir (am. the reel
of Whitelaw Reid at White Plain».
ataaend. Helanowatthei'lithltrennr
where he will Trim“! the and
with and pound y .
“la the campaign of argument aad die
“fin-eh ae 2h bu heen,"reid the
m reporter, “numbing
hoarfauw. foetahavefarhotter rider
' ueetim before the people."
“will Pro-idem. Harri-on hat
air-them an able administratio-
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who have always med
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unflmw~m~
can andifiee Thorn.
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militiamen;
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MTOHELOR ELiCTED.
It. lac-ale laatle a! General AMI
"hat-Iloallutllwaldm
Weemxoros, Get. Iii-11” biennial
meetingohheoupremeoouneilofficottiah
jurisdiction of the
~United Staten
clue 1 oil Mitten
and u..- result. of
the election was
o.» follow»: Grand
comm-render, .l. (I.
liatclu-lor, of New
Orleans?" ileum-
aut y. id eun—
rml-ui ~r, Willi]! C.
,. Tucked Balm
ton; grand prior,
Thorium Hubbard
Cm“, of San
. chancellor, Theo.
J. c. murmurs. Kraemue Car, 0‘
Leavenworth; grand minister of state.
Ode! Squirt- hang, of Wheeling, W. To.
Dr. Batchelor. who was promoted to the
highentpmlfionin thcgift of the organh
ntimieaCanadinnbybirth. buteariy in
life moved with his parents to New York
statoand cnlnequently went. coutb. After
graduating in medicine he entered the
army and new active service in the Indian
wars in l-‘loridnamlalso in the war with
Mexico. ,
During the civil war he entered the Corr
fcdcrate ear-ice and held the position of
ailment: general of the forces of louisinnn.
At the trim of the war he ire-tiled in Now
Where he has allure” resided. Hie
mayo-man in theorderolthe Scottish
Rite has come after many promotions dur-
ing a long membership. as he is now more
than mentydonr years of age.
A GREAT TIE UP IHMlNENT.
'I'Io Southerner .- the Verge or the III;-
‘eat Railroad Strike I- Year».
81. bongo“. la—The railways thmugh-
out the southwest are on the rrrgr of u but
will prohnbly prove to he the ritual oom~
plete tie up in recent yen”. Chief Rnrneey,’
of the Order of Railway Telegmpbers, when
asked what was being done on the Sonia
Fe aystent, said E. S. Tobey, his private
secretary and depot y grand chief, has full
and complete charge of the situation on tit
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe road.
“He ordered the telegraphers on that di-
riaion to stop work and they obeyed. This
morning there of the northern dirisiam be
tween Purcell and Wichita were unloved
out, and I learn the order was obeyed
promptly."
In regard to the Missouri Pacific strike
matter Mr. “urinary said, “We will have a
final meeting this; evening. and if no Ile-
cillon and agreement has been tracheal we
will then giro our ultimatum, kl‘ltjfl“ n
time limit that will probably result in some
lnrprisinx action."
A r ' ‘ rnilmcd oi'lirinl here storm
that he helm—es one of the mic-st railway
strikes ever inaugurated in the I'm in im—
pending.
Tho Rio (ill-do Strike.
DESYEH, Oct. ill—The telrgrnph opt-m»
torn now form an element in the Rio
Grande railroad strike. Tin-y announce-l
May that unite“ 1 1M vi grin-2 arms was
adjusted belon- 1:it:l;::nll lint-y would ;.'-r
out on the entire lino.
The tmimnen ray that unless theircrnse
in aettled by Wednesday morning all elm-we
of employoa in the tnnewtntion depart
ment of the four dirieione, emhneinxihw
mile. will go out.
This will leave the mod without n I‘lu't'l
turning. The Solids, Leadrillr. Grand
Junction. Bikerton and Creed districts are
at a atandetill.
President Jeffrey's invitation to the arid.
tration committee to meet him here. he of-
fering a spcdal car from Pueblo, hh» been
accrued. The men ray that the president
moat confer with them there, although he
in known to he eerhualy ill.
Called Out by a Bogu- ”loyalti-
Toraaa. Kan. Oct. iii—A bogus die
patch, purporting to come from Grand
Chief Romney. oftheOrderof Railway Te-
legrnphere, canned m operator: and train
diapatchera on the Atehieoo, Topeka and
Santa Fe to daeer'tdmeir poeta later a
nut-anew” revel from Chief Ram-2y
eayinsthediepateh waabogne and themeu
Married toworh.
‘h-yhg t- lavo a Brother'- ur.
nmtroror, W. Va, Oct. rib—Two
young m of Allen Harri-on. who mun
daredasirlandwhowaa centeneed to he
hangedhandnellarraya few day: ago.
areeireulatlngapetitlon to the manor
tooommnte hie mtenee to life implicati-
mart. It theuecntivedounot lnterfm
lt‘lllhetholmlenlhanginglnthe
county
Willow—rebuked...
Confluent-a, Oct. tit—The lilo
nouriPaeifle theater at Caneywae
Oneoitho party wee
m Atmopetvniudstateeeaulry.
tohr mthehorderin thie vicinity
to luminaries-rumba-
. The men took
twelrehrhaoathehanehla.
DlPBWi'S Bill. SIGNED.
The Kaiser Says it Most Pm
or the Reichstog Must Go.
In. M, In hit-1a (tore now- and
I'll) 0a! of the Lou l'ornono Mull-tint
Ila Crew and I'll-locusts" of the III
Stan-d Vocal Find Watery Graven.
Intuit, Oct. lit—The emperor banished
WmCaprlri’e military hill and hue
cmpoweredtbecheueellor to dimolre the
relelretag film it retains to approve the
measure. 'l‘hiartephe took alter having
reeda longreport onthebili from the
chancellor. The additional annual expend-
iture required will he 57,5»,0‘!’ mark».
lleretnforc the unofficial minutes of the
probable expense attendant upon the ire
troductiou of the two-yeamryiee term
have varied between militant) and 150,”),—
on maria. A few exceedingly cruise-native
men have estimator! tiie‘t-xpenee at (infill);
000 mark, but this figure mu generally
regarded a ridiculously low. The Radicals.
who are trying to“ precipitate n cabinet
crisieand adisaolntion on the issue of the
bill, will be seriously embarrassed by the
mailman of the increase. as they lmt'e
been the loudeat simmer: for the two year
term-adeouldneverharehndmsonnhle
expectation: of obtaining it at less mt
than 5AM,“ or mono» moths.
When Count Caprivi was appointed im-
perial chancellor he found ready to his
hand a detailed plan for increasing the
armed forces of the empire while retaining
the eyetem of three yenre' service. This
Rheum, which had been worked out by
General You Yerdy. the war minister. and
Count. \Valdersce, then let the head of the
general stall, was to be unit-«l out by de-
grecu Prince Bismarck ohm hm! given his
assent. As Count Cnpriri illu‘dri’efl‘d that
many difficulties preset-ml themeelvm to
the carrying through 01 this plan after
thoumghly mtirtlnciury experiments had
been made with various infantry regiments
on the two your system, the present bill
wee drawn.
Today the imperial charu‘ollor, the min-
ister of war and the chief of the general
Ilall BIB as fully agreed upon their object
andthe means of obtaining it on Prince
Bismarck, Gem-nil \‘on \‘enly and Count
\i’aldersee formerly were. Tin-y do not
consider the two years' system a» the end.
but an the nurture to the rm]. The chiol
ends in view are the enforcement oi uni~
yersnl liability to service and the enroll
merit of is younger chum of men than are at
present, aaa rule. with the colour
The contents of the bill were mwle lumwn
to the Prussian council of ministers serm-
month ago. The president 0! flu: Prussian
ministry thoroughly agrees with the chau-
celloras to the political necesaity ol the
bill, and none of the ministers, not exclud-
log the mlnisler of finance, has raise-d any
objections. -. _ 1 .
THE LOSS OF THE BOKHARA.
or the con noun. mr "and if.» 1:! rated
brutal no “rt-:- Irrrnrnnt.
limit; Kosu, 01:1. le.-’i'iu- peninsular
and oriental ritemushlp liukbam hart been
totally wrecked. The simmering) ntr-uclt on
alum! island ol the group kuownm the
om, or l-‘iahors' islands, culled
Pheng llm by the Chinese, in the channel
of Fokicn, between Fonnoea and the main-
land. in the C Irina sea. The no qm-nchr‘d
the fire- on the steamer. which became un-
lc.
There were 2010 pertaini- nlmrtl tho gleam-
altip. Of these lit) were dmwiml. Twenty
pan-anger», tire trainers and tbm: ...-mature
of the Horn; Kong guerriwn were among
the loot. Among theravul arr Dr. 14017050!)
and lieutenant Markham.
The Boitbnrn was it three marital iron
mew eteomt-r of 2,” tom. She mn» our
feet long. bl: feet brain. ‘39 feet deep: wan
built at Greenwich in lifill by (‘ninl k (30.,
and hailed lrnm that port. She burl omn-
grnnd inverted engine» of an bumwwrr.
er cargo included apt-vie and n lurxt‘ eon'
damnent ot silk and an» very valuable.
lrlolr Political Priaonora.
M3005, Oct. Mir—{i committee of four
from the Animation lor the Amnesty"!
Political Fri-otters boa jun: returned from
Portland rind lit'orpool. ‘l'he continuum
found moat of tlw lriah political printma-
in a pitiahle million. Dull. convicted of
manalanghter and modular! in Portland
man. in completely bereft of Menu. illl~
, the American, claima tlutt the l'niml
Blatla government rhould interfere to free
him.
A Chance m Corbett and nucleon.
Mimi, Oct». the-The National club. of
Woflmm for a glmeoontmt ht,»
tween Champion James .I. i'oebett and
Peter Jack-on. and guarantee-i Jaeknon ell
“chatting and backing that Corlmtt re
entree. and will were» many time for tho
May which the competitor: may decide
upon.
A (my I- ”an:
neuron). Del. Oct. lllwdl destruc-
tive fore-t drain them eyprrre "ramp
about three tail-I from this placate ranging,
and the city la la danger.
can». or on. rain".
31. Perm, Oct. lh~0rdere how
high ll.” he need 3% (k
regiment, w to for
carrier in the Pectin
Death at lira;- Ila-d.
Barnum. In... Oct. tit ~£im
load.“ Wm. well in to
the trade thmghent the merry. died
mend-tun”.
rented true a was.
Winn. In, (let. “willow Drew
meaty-on your old.“ pttebrttlntnaI
de-pwellhy Arthur liar-ton end killed
Irritation-drank.
AM!“
bureaucrat. ll-v-Adcdderleeld were
“damn-unborn
mummy-urns“...
Daren—n to Alabama.
gm: fume: m
”nab-mum
mu“; m: g
o r; .. r we"
rawmlo pianos.
A meteor cluttered a windmill n.
Blaclpdnt, Quin.
The granite worm and militant-e
of Hm have armed their Meteor-ea.
Repeated etorma bore mhullylrroken up
the yacht. Alva that. hire nuuml be filled.
Donnie Mchc died at llmton from a
fractured ahull twelve/t in u friendlywredr
ling boot.
Emma Wilson was lutully’ burned at
Cleveland. William Donahue threw a
lighted lamp ct her.
i. Hartman, living near Srinbrldge, Ont,
dubbed his wife slightly and then blew the
top of his head oil.
An epidenic of modules» has seized large
horde of cattle in Glitters township, lawn,
and many have die-i. * ‘ _
Welter Lane emmnitted suicide at Craw—
fordxrlllc, but, barium.- his. sweetheart,
Mien Maude lit-mks, mm riding with a
rival.
Colonel llockwood llmr, only non of
United States Senator (lmnte 1’. lion, in
engaged to Miss Christine Rice, only daugh-
terof William E. Rice.
The mutilated body of a beautiful seren-
teen-yoar-old girl wan founder: the railroad
track at Kalamazoo, Mich. On her person
was $100 in midi.
A ekeletou found near an Alamedn
county (Cal) village hm hot-It identified by
a ralinonn that of J. A. Lannie, of Grant,
Nob. He had been mimic-ml. ‘
“The contract (or building on electric rail-
road bet men llorm-ilsvillo, N. 3., and the
villageof (In-listen. tire mile» south, woe
nwnnlt-d to It. C. Refinish-y, of Elmira.
A gang'fli rougbe nttncked the Salvation
Army detachment at “'yondutte, Mich,
with bricks, ntonrs. clubs and knives. lieu-
tenant lmwe won felled with a brick and
she will die.
Eighteen young n'rrrnen of Kimmie. Dnlr
lin and Kilkenny are on their tiny to (‘in
cinnnti to become pmtulnntnln the Sister:
oi hit-toy.
Archduke Albert of Austria is trying to
arrange a long distance ride from Vienna
to Home and Home to Vienna, the partici-
pants to be lmlinn andAu/nroliungarian
ntlirrre.
The i'hinoso not. who killed Captain
Buckley, muster of mo Arm-ricon hark “’il-
liam Males, and his wile. did :4» twain: the
militant complained about the dirty condi~
tiou (if i [it allure“
BATTLINwt‘. radii“: PCNNANT.
1hr- l‘int tint-e lletwer-n llontna and
fie-virtual Reunite in a Tie.
rem-runny. Dd. H—The great name
for the liner-ball elnunpiumhip pennant in
on between the lithium» who won the first
news of the tie-awn. and the Flore-lands,
who won the eerie! which chm-d Saturday.
In the opening game plnyul here eleven
innings were played without nuskinga run.
Then it was found Wrmry to cnll tho
game on nor-unit ‘of tlu?klll"~‘. The hita
mode by either club were very int. and the
pitch-rs hurl by all mills the brunt of the
berth-when: Both were in great form.
hating speed.ng control nml plenty—of
curve». Young pitched the entire eleven
inning» without KlVan n bom- on built.
“'ltile [hole was ll lack of how hits thorn
were amend gm} iieldim: plays. the moat
muspimwn of which “LL-i n remarkably
good running catch by Alain-er. lung
mode a womtinrml fly catch and Davis
“magnet stripe at third. The lint but
men of both teams , luyvd their pimitiomt
admirably. Zimntar oral Virtue tuilidrtl
at our time while running for oily hull
and the latter won knoclul down. but not
eerionely injured.
The Batons found it lltlptllalllli‘ to steal
hereon Zimmet our! the (fit-reloads got
'but one or two chances to try it on Kelly.
The latter did not catch particularly Well.
The nearest that either side memo to mak-
inga run was in the ninth inning. with
L‘lorrland at but. The lint man flied out
and then llanc-tt hunted the hall. New
to recond on Dnrie’ hot drive to right and
McKean came to the but, With three hall»
and two strikes he made one o! the hottest
hitnolthe worm, but (inm- the hall equnreiy
into Long» hamle and forced Darin out at
recond. in the meantime llurlett hadxone
to third. and an Quinn held the halllried
to non. Kelly blocked him off the plate,
and on Quinn'e thmw caught him jun:
about a foot away from the coveted goal.
Boston had a man aularaalltlrdlmln
the fourth and fifth inninga, and that mu
ac near as they came to scoring during llw
name. A number of Milan celebrities
wmprraent lrorn othrroitiea. Altctulunco.
rum Score by innings:
Cleveland....o o D u o a o u 0 0 My
”01...”...0 o o u n o o o o u on:
Batterlee: “no; and aim. some. and
Kelly.
”on Span" Galvin Mirna.
Pimetrm, ()et. lib-A benefit mum in:
Pitcher Jimmy ilalrin war played M iii
lion park between rrtertllwht of :1
«ohm; club and a picked nirw "‘
benefit will make the "old rpm-t“ r.’»
all!) richer. Jimmy will retire peril...
neatly from the diamd. where be i..
been a bright light and favorite format”
yearn.
light PM HaMlfll.
Roar]. (let. luv—Pita workmen in the
eniphur mince near l’elmno mm mm...
eated by mepbitir scan. Two gender...” and
the wife (time or the fire Motown tulun»
tented to go to the turtle and Weir nleo
aufloeateri. No more perm- mollmrrd
to m the min.
A colored Frank'- 'alr.
Hanan-um. Oct. lib—Tho firat late
fair underiheaueuiceeof the eolord peo
ple of Mmlranin in holding at tbeAmii
tortum here. The lair will continue lur
ten daya.
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Irate!" Min-y Fro-loud.
mm. Dot. )8. «—- 1n. lion. lain
Macy. minister of the Interior. lit to
M (M the cabinet to m M.
tenant governor of British Columbia
A New Gillian 1:;
Manor. Oct. ia-Jl'hc limit-chime have
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2l9 Montague St.
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 2211.
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Mrs. Mead’s School
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REUPEN‘A
SEPTEMBER 29th.
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GENERAL GODISES.
Special Department: for local
and Instrumental Music.
Art. languages.
(fertilireto admite to Welleeley and Vern-r
College».
Bank Safes;
Bank Vaults.
SPECIAL KllillEBGlllTEl
Primer; Classes
For Little Children.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Piano Font lessons. . " . '2.
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