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‘ alumni in.
Muriel sum Speeches.
mm mu! m no em.
WWI-Wares- Weeks
”UH-"BMW!”- Vote—I'M
”usmhmuwua al-
,ma-n-ao-c.
“newsstand othersare
courseof preparation.”
,inlllsallasmuif an agreement of
lkiad than is no reason to believe
oathcblllcan bereachcdthia
hehaa notilxed definitely upon
M d delivery of his speech. Mr. Mills
Tl!- may follow Mr. Teller in debate.
htbocnrreat report that he will advo-
flsunscnditional repeal. and asthe sena-
‘ “when: a strong silver stats and
mtbuaby antagonize a nuglbsr of his
W“, bkutteraucea wi oubtleaa
‘ baht-adhwitb great interest
, H mm We to Come.
Spatulathrnisriresstothe length of the
“a now [regressing Thirty-three sen-
v‘ltlwsaldtobaveamnged toapeakon
. was. which 10 or 11 more
the senate before the close of
dshta. Mr. George of Mississippi has
thatha expects to speak about two
Ir. Juneau! Nevadaaud Mr. Daniel
Vlrdnh will each consume two days,
Hours. Morgan of Alabama and Stew-
of Nevada will each speak one day.
if a compromise shall ultimately be
,, upon. the final vote will not be
. aarliarthanthe dratweek inOcto
Some senators are of the opinion that
:orlslutawill continue until the middle
October
‘htlle plant unsettled condition of at
wilti- impossible to foretell what will
bl lb! male of the house ofrepre
Wuraweok ahead. The fact is
‘ of action has been laid out by
theyars satisusd to let
body take care of itself.
illkely to continue
acts upon the repeal
t or the time comes
W
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r
. ,4 “sausage that fodaytlle report of
tho committee on accounts will be called
”hm Therein in this the ma
“fill in a debate that shall last several
it: the minority recommend a con
. reduction in the number of com
3“ tuwbieb clerks shall be allowed.
“ Ull- IIl-a- far the lease.
11:“ ll tbeweek.if it is possible for
the amnion on elections to report the
“Clothe house. one of the bills pro
1”. for the roped of the federal election
“a ”come up for consideration. but
“a lilies are Against it. So. too.
, H introduced on Saturday by Mr.
of Massachusetts to modify thr
law In on the time for regis
mum-mun t. l.l&l.pud in
various other ways alleviating the severity
”Hons of that measure.
misunderstood tobeanadlninis
more. and early action is said
190' “rod. The committee on foreigr
bwbleb it was referred. does not
.til Thursday. so that unless a spe-
. miscelleda reportnponitcan
h loom hunt“ the latterend of tin
It likelytbataltcrdispoaingofthero
mod the committee on accounts thl
will take athresdays'receaswhilt
. -' hrsonanatteriobeputinsbapr
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my recommendation. » -
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A BROTH R’B LONG SEARCH.
Dragging an orb-r III-II M ”at”,
‘ oft Drowaad Ila.
lirw You Sept. ll.—-Evary day since
the st of a couple of weeks ago a
old coking u may be aeen embarking
in a rowboat‘ near the Glenda usiuo,
on Cold Boring harlxur. with a dra
lie rows Into: the middle of the harbor.
throws the not overboard and dragn the
harbor for ho rs from shore to shore and
from its land locked eastern limit to the
sound. Summer guests at bratthought he
was dragging} the net for flab. but as be
always returned without ilah they won-
dered at his perseverance. Borne had seen
him catch fish and thmwtbem back into
the water. wh made the floats wander
still more an mused them to make in-
qulrb's of the ativea.
The man's limb? is lloulnhan. During
the great atorm his brother was in a sail-
boat in the ha-bor. which at this point is
nearly two miles Wide. He saw the storm
coming and prepared to furl the sails. lie
was on the to when the wind struck
the boat. and u an instant be was knocked
down and struck on the head by the boom.
He fell into the water and never came up
to the surface llgnln.
The surviving brother, knowing his cl-
perience, had had confidence in his ability
to weather the storm. [is was on the south
shore at the time watching his movements.
andth he law him khocked into the
water he started to rescue him. but when
he reached tho spot he could see nothing of
his brother.altboughba searched for the
body a long time in the height of the
storm. The y has never been found.
Notice of a reward of the is pudedona
fence not far.,from the Gleuada. on the
shore road. for its recovery.
A FLEET OF DERELICTS.
Inlay Abandobed Vessels [all In tho Track
of the Hurricane.
Naw vonxjswh ll.-—Tlle latest of the
recent hurricanes along the Atlantic coast
was more destructive on load than at am.
but the two immediately preceding it. and
particularly 1 in one that struck this city
on Aug. iii. left a trru-k of desolation among
the unfortunate vessels that got caught in
them. During the lust week of August no
less than 20 n'esscls, aehooners. barks and
ships were abandoned at sea near ourcoaat.
between Floridn and New York. not to
mention the much larger number that were
wrecked by 3 lug ashore.
Eight of these have since been towed in.
while the remaining dozen. occupying an
area about (it! miles long by 250 wide along
our coast, form an unprecedented fleet of
dangerous derelicts. some of which may
stay about for months or years.
Some are tuition: u some are almost
sunk below the sea evel. while all are
more or less - ' ‘ ‘. with here and there
a tattered real idly flapping in the wind.
Driven hither and thither by every wind
and tide. with no directing bond at the
helm. ibis battered and rugged fleet art
the vl-rilubll- ramps of the ocean.
These ulanom'd vessels. with perhap
mon- to be hejurd from. hold out a good in-
duo-meld. to the snlvor. since they are all
near luml. {if the 12 derellcts in this
uniqun- flu-t be names of only seven are
known us yri.‘
Anarchy Shows Itself In Spain.
Ilium-n», .‘~' ipr. il.--n.\ riot broke out in
Summon r Illl‘l inuu fire in u populmmqunr
tl-r’. .\ mob forcibly entered the municipal
buildings. null nfter destroying the form]
tun» threw evl~rythlng out of the windows.
The residence: of the mayor and the lead-
ing councilo: were treated in the same
way. The mob was finally dispersed by
troops. The riot was ostensibly caused by
a deficiency of water. but it is really only
another evidence of the wave of anarchis-
paasing over .Spnin.
Admiral Dot Has a “DINING!-
Naw Yuus Sept. il.-Admiral Dot. the
lilliputian. who lli now a cinretie advero
tisement in Chicago. laonly 48 inches high.
but he lately received a talegramtbatluadt
him feel as big as Grover Cleveland. ltwaa
dated New York and read: "It's a girl and
weighs six pounds. Mother and baby do
lug well." Mrs. Dot is now with the par
cuts of her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel
Xahnifivhbo live at 186 East One Hundred
and F street.
liosuos. Shot lL—The Brasiliau legs
tiou has communicated to the press an on
clal telegram from Rio Janeiro. which
says: “The city is perfectly tranquil. Call»
in favorof astateofstege.
. the government ho it
will not be necessary to establish. TB?!»
surgents bav attempted to land at variour
punts. but everywhere have been energetic
all! Noni-ed "
A Oral- m'a m
Br. Iovls. lisp. ll.-Near midnight on
Saturday a corpse was found floating in the
lake at much. park. 11 mllaa northwest
of the city, on the Suburban Electric road
lthaaainca discovered that the body
was that of Alexander Frulsr, a miller,
n broker a Wham and treasurer oi
Scot clans.
am it Fifty-t vialtina
. - we
landed from the French
. Theywill invoice
Walnaaliay to Philadelphia and then tr
Pittaburgfit Louis and
taking in the War 'a fair they willpro
cadtoNthlmMon l and thsndown
to Providence and Boston.
W
I led by Ills Ill-la.
Smironr o. In... li.-—llicharo
'ler.amidm.awel known nagrt
of died intbattowaai
the result a mnulsrous attack 3::
ambient k agohybisunsls.
sit-trum- “EW'M
. Genuine Article.
aluminum l to.
m assures Shiresklya.
owner-run. mailman.
* or.
sun FIGHTS T'BOLLEY
A Railroad and a Traction Com-
pany Conflict in Newark.
Dalila
W nous! wnms wrlu: our ores.
Ilsa a Heavy camat Was asst Through
hem. and the Fight Grew Interesting.
m ”no. fryla'g to Prevent a co...
”It“! In. (letting a loothold.
Nrwaua. N. J.. Sept. ll.—'l‘he war be-
tween the Delaware, lackawonna and
Western railroad and the Consolidated
Traction company over the Clinton avenue
crossing of the farmer's road in this place
has been resumed. All day Sunday the
street railroad company was stringing its
trolley wires from Springfield to Bloom-
field avenue on this croaa town line. and the
steamroadomcinlawerewstcbing the or
oration. When the Traction company's
wagon reached the crossing. the gates were
lowered A large crowd had collected. and
a bowl went up when this obstruction was
placed in the way of the work.
Alderman Wangner was one of several
men who took hold of the ‘ gates to raise
them. He was at once arrested on the or-
der of Detective McKeuna of the road by
Special Oiilcer McDonald.who is also em-
played by the lukewanna company.
Wangner and another man were taken to
to the Second precinct station. where Cap
lain Mcflaaus refund to entertain the
complaint on the ground tint the company
had no right to lower the gates when no
trains were running.‘ and there are no
trains on the Morris and Earle: division on
Sunday except the newspaper train.
'I'ns Wages (lot Is. -
Shortly after this trouble occurred a
bone car approached the emailing and the
gates were raised. The men on the scuf-
fold wagon then drove through. and one of
the wagon out. The two trolley wires
were their drawn taut over the crossing
and continued on toward the end of the
road. lly thin tiule nearly 500 persons had
gathered lownicb the work. And shortly
after they heard a locomotive mining. All
the lime the men were stringing the wires
the gate hell: were kept ringing along the
line to give them the impressionle trains
were coming. and when the locumctive did
appear no attention was paid to it.
On the roof of the. rub of the engine were
two men arlmd with wire cutters. The
engine wnrl stopped under the trolley
wires. and they were quickly cut. The
severed wires recoilsd with a loud report.
and one of them got under an uppronchlng
wand threw it from the track. As soon
as the work was done the engine withdrew
to the Spring street yard. and steam was
kept up. The crowd at tho crossing in-
creased greatly. and Captain hit-Manna
sent 25 policemen to tile scene. The wire
stringers went on with the work. took the
line toBloomlleld avenue and connected
the ends of the wires. Then they returned
to the railroad emailing and quickly joined
the severed ends over the railroad tracks
The next move was to connect the new
systemwith the main supply wires on (‘elr
tral avenue and send a hot current over it.
They Wt‘rt‘ sure then that no railroad men
Would dlm- in meddle with tliewin-a again.
Decided by the Charla.
When the (fuuwlillatml ’l‘mctiou com-
pany attempted to close the railroad cum-
pany’a tracks ut Clifton avenue. the lair-kit
wanna onciula applied for an liljunrliuil.
The obnncery court loukui lltlu the matter
and refused the injunction. dissolving the
temporary stay on the Work. (in Sunday.
three Weeks ago. It M. Shank-y nud a force
of men were at the crossing. and the tracks
went down with u ground connection un-
der the steam road.
Then the luwkuvvunua company la-rved
the Consolidated company with a notice to
remove the rails and furlaulu their putting
up any wires across the track. The Con-
wlidatul oillciuls would the notice cable.
The trolley road has been built uearl
three years and has been opt-rated with
borne cars for a month inn-mm of the
clamor furil. it is rumored that the Lack-
awanua is- ugly Will” the Orange and
130ka line of the Consolidated Traction
com y has taken the bulk of its
and swark patronage and that the far-
between the two cities will be reduced to ii
cents. which is the price charged on the
street oars. _ ...___.....~_
Ha Paid For lib Jobs.
Your Donor. la.. Sept. ll. ~ George
Paige. a theatrical mnu. paid this and made
a public a logy on thi- stage for a “local
bit" aim at Charles Crawford. a young
society man. Crawford instituted a suit
for criminal libel and one for domains. but
withdrew them when Paige made "para
tion as above mentioned. The opera hours
was packed to hear the apology.
ls lloasy For the behest.
Nrw Your. Sept. li.-—The Rev. Father
Corri an announced at thcdlflrmt masses
held a St. Mary's church. lloixikan. that
the bird school attached thereto
won out reopen this mornin . in expla-
nation of his annollneemeut ether Carri»
as said the present worry and stringency
the money market was the eauas.
live Miran Ins-ed With the lease.
Lmaa ltoca. W li.--'l‘. w
m raiding near sum um. airfield the“
older here of the famii . aw
ehurehflvtng ilveoi Madrid-solace“
enhance-e. iisreturnedtonndtbatthe
houaahadheeuhurnsdtotbe and
allilvscfhischildrsnm
Dial walls (lat Fishing.
New flsvn. Sept ii.-Jokn z. linger.
encof the German-Amman citiv
wu lie. eons. was found
some!
dead in Lake hitaay. its want fishing
Baum andfailsdteraturnat
tbs usual time: ills hodywas found in
ahouttwofaetofwaur. '
“Hamlin-shoe.
limo.Pa..BsptlL—Gaorgal'.lag-
t Dillih
mm...“ "
mum-W ”it“?
i“
Invis-
mwaehnmc
the gates was broken in the effort to shut ’
um our imaginsble. ,
0N! lillTli Illill Sill. ..
Full Directions With
' Bach .Bottle.
Tallinn-Elwin]
'JUBT oursloa'rI-ie arms;
0-. IIIWIII III. “I. I... 'or [and
Wills I Balloon.
timings. 02y Tubelept. il.—lt was a
strange on to t e mm people ath-
arodon the border of the Cherokee p
berrandtbers along the line. lit-ll ma
avrvlwam held. but the gamblers and
horse traders had the biggest crowd. and
the majority of the people were very far
from spending their time in religious medl-
tationa. The arrangements at all the
.booths were completed. and they opened
this morning. Several thousand people are
gathered around the Arkansas City booth.
while at Cameron and .Klowa the line is
half a mile long.
At Orlando 400 men have been. in line for
two days and nights. and the number was
more than 'doubled.
Men and women are seated and lying be-
side the barbed wire fence skirting the rip
trance foibo strip. Another line extends
.wly two miles out of tilt bwths. and
another has been started parallel with the
but smile nearlya mllslong. it was a
remarkable scene. Buoko men and cord
sharks were scattered through the pie-
tulusqua camp and did a big business.
drew great crowds.
Standing on a box between two of three
light fingered gentlemen la grny boiled
man preached the gospel in an intemied
congregation.
To the south of this comp lie the rolling.
houselcas pmiriva soon to be opened to set—
thuuent. The landscape is not inviting.
for the ground is parched and dry. .
The boomers are getting a taste of what
they must antler. *Water is aelllug at 35
comes bucket or fl a barrel. This water
is mostly hauled in ArkansasCity. Guy
Helm of Sprillgf‘lel . Mo. has just arrived
with a balloon. which he will inflate at Ur
laudo and enter that way. Soldiers have
arrived on the atrip. and the whole border
line is now thoroughly patrollul.
llraail'a Dave! Insurgents Neatly Trapped
In Illa nay all its
Bosses Arum. Sept. ll.—-Brasli’a naval
insurgents nn- hemmed in. The rebellious
squadron. which at fll‘lil contemplated sull-
ing out of the bay and proceeding down
the mt toward Santos. hoping to carry
on a aloft of guerrilla warfare by water
along the way and eventually join with
the Rio Grands do Sol insurgents. _
its plans and still remains aulkiug before
the city.
This wusduu. not to any alteration in the
scheme of stuck. but to a dread of run—
ning the multiot of the two forts which
guard the eutrtumi to the bay of Rio.
This bay la 17 miles in length and ii
miles in its extreme width, but its eu-
trance. which is turn miles mill-ll of the
city of lilo. in only i! lllllhi wide.
These humans are guarded on theeaat
by Fort Santa (‘ruz and on the west by
another fort on Sugar loaf rock. The
garrismul of artilleryuwu in these forts are
loyal to Poixolo. and have ordersto tire
upon the rebel ship» the moment they
come within range.
A strong line of torpedoes has been laid
across this entrance. communicating with
both ltll‘llt. and the guns nrclmnled and
ready to help these mlmlarine terrors blow
the insurgents out of the water should
they attempt input to Neil.
BASEBALL NEWS.
KATIHVM. LEAGUE (Milli.
Al ('hicago w II. II.
Cblcago........0 o o 7 I o l 3 0—1:“
\Vaallington... :3 ‘0 0 0 0 l 0 (l 0—-8 7
Meliill and rh-llriver: Maul. Hit-pm an
Ir-(luire. l'rnpim Hurst.
'l‘lll NATIONAL LtAOUK STANDING.
“'. l.. l'.f‘l'; W. I. l'L‘t
...... i iii In (‘inriunaii...iit fill .3
. .Ilro‘lialiinmn~...fill .
N'llllfll'lp’...“ ti faith-It. hurls“ . .47 i“
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Cleveland. .ill Ill Jail 'llloagu . . . All
New York...“ he MI.l43ulsvillr-...ll %
Mlkim...w ill .8511“ momma: ‘
Liberia Wants Meetin- from France.
l’lrreuliRu. Sept. fir—Alfred lk-urdlct
King, World‘s fulr comiulsaiom-r from l.l~’
barrio. whose home is at Monrovia. has just
left Washington. where he had guns stills
instance of his government to interview
President Cleveland auu «ternary Gresham
respecting a matter that may curse a con-
troveray between the Unilad States and
France. The clnnmlasloner aaya that
France is not only encroaching upon their
territory. but. has actually absorbed eon-
alderablc of it. and that be was instructed
to visit Washington and if txiaidble confer
with the president and the secretary of
state respecting mlstance.
I
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the train lobbara' lass Nlad.
Var Bonus. Ark. Sept. ll.--An unauc~
erasful attempt at train robbery was made
on the northern bound Frisco many
train at Lillie by four men The conductor
in» warned by the crew of a freight that
a red and two white lanterns were stolen
off their train at Lillie. When the pa.-
senger tralnhrrived at Lillie. the twowhita
and one red lanterns were waved. but the
nights" the throttle and went
through as had never done before.
Vaala Ittll liaasagtrtsg. ,
Virtuoso. N. J.. Sept. ll.-—'f'he condi-
tion of William ll. Veals. who has n...
hieeoughiuevainas Thursday. is still na-
eh ad. lib the exception of two or
tbxouintervaia of a few minutee each ha is
still hlaeoaghing. As he is more than to
years old. his constitution cannot stand it
much longer.
amps-cease ova-a nas- alas-a.
Cane-slurs. dept. li.—lirnperor William.
accompanied by the crown ace of ltaly
was received bars by the attribute
Balsa and Prime Albrecht cl Pram
am and the grand duke
llaoticmuly. mm
The
each
Amvtsterylahaana.
’ rmvn m. u-num
hatwsanths’two I'll“ u“
Four shell games were in progress. and all th
nor billions.
_ Gasoline "Slopes. ‘
GASOLINE.
BY was GALLON OB BARBILJB ’
Faclolyand BoalWorl
A SPECIALTY.
lIqulillfltlslfilaltmlkJW
. not
THEY iiiiiT marina
lrish National League issues a
Stirring Call.
SLADBTOIB BOUNDLY DBIOUIOBD
I‘he lleasa Bale Bill Proaouaasd Worth.
‘lasaaad thallhrtaftbaflraadoul Isa
to has It a Deceptive Farce-4 call For
a Great Convention.
Nsw Yolul. Sept. ll.-—'i‘ba executive
romrnittce of the Irish National Magus of
America has issued the following manifesto
in regard to the home rule bill and itera-
lectioubythe uueof lords:
”When he meruleqiroposaln of Mr.
Gladstone ' rue known. we addressed
you. givlflg our opinion of his bill and
of its proviaiona. We had no faith their in
the work of M r. Gladstone. We looked
upon it as chinlerical—mmethlna to lead
the fool forthur-and we were sorry to see
our own people playing the weaker part in
e farcical comedy 0‘ the age.
“The bill submitter! to the house of com-
mous was practically worthless. The im-
poaition on our country of the mutilated
skeleton just rejectcd by the house of lords
would have been an outrage. and the serfs
who would accept it with thanks would
sorry nmctnclwlreland. after her struggle
for olulturiea. on her knees for a crumb.
Ilia lalaaaeo Peniclols.
“We have no hesitation in declaring that
no more pernicious influence has been at
work among our people than the influence
of Mr. Gladstone in recent years. The
spirit of Irish nationality was being steadi-
by a designingfinurncy which prefers a West
Britain to an lreland. The purple were
daily becoming more and more West lirilr
alnired and erstwhile patriots more Eug-
lisb than the English. Let us hope that
the spell has passed away and that our pro
pie will once more n-cognlse that their
place is not at the feet of England.
“in that event the house of lords may
not be an unmixed evil. You will now
doubtless be told by the professional agi-
tators that the rejection of the home rule
bill by the house of lords is merely tern-
porary; that after Mr. Gladstone has grassed
two or three British menaum it will again
be mm to the upper house. and that then.
on its defeat. the Grand Old Man will go
to I‘ll»: country and be swept back to power
0 great tidal wave of popular indigna
lion againat the lords. These men will be
snugly playing you false.
“ r. Gladstone. whether he appeals to
the country this year or next. will. in the
opinion of those thoroughly acquainted
with the situation. be defeated ut the polls.
and the men who would still keep their
hands in your pocket know this.
"Certain or nets-r.
”On thv home rule question alone he is
certain of driest. but hie shirking of the
direct issue by linking an unpopular local
option bill and other measures to home
rule insures a sweeping majority for the
Tories. Do not for a moment imagine that
the British people are willing to givr home
rule to the lrieb. Among even the most
ardent followers of Mr. Gladstone. with
the lnraslblc exception of John Morley.
there in not it man whom it interests. Even
Lord lioaobery admits that home rule is to
him only it llll'illll projected to enable the
Lila-rel party to t‘fil‘npt‘. the enactment. of
clx-rciou laws or the disfranchiniug of he
land. An- yuu willing. therefore. to still
play the part of dune?
"it appears to us that the tluw has come
when the Irish race the world over should
he enlisted in one giguntic movement for
the liberation of lrelaud. It has the power
to strike the chain» from the motherland
if it only has the will. A mt mnventiou
of lrishmcu from all countries. we think.
abould be called and a plan for unilul
action formulated and adupiul.
“At suehu convention the ermuplo of
the American patriots might be emulated
and u declaration of lrelulld'il independ-
ence given to the World.
"M. V. Gums. President.
“J. P. BUTTON. Secretary.
“WILLIAM brass. Treasurer."
A Big Sale of Cotton Goods.
N" Yolllt. Sept. ll.—~'l‘he Journul of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin an-
nouncer unlay that one of the most im-
portant sales of cotton goods that has been
made for many years will be held during
next week in this cit . when a well known
auction house will 0 er “$00,000 worth of
illt‘ Amoakeag products. The transaction
snows the confidence of manufacturers in
the condition of the market.
crash when Ialdtua.
New Your. Sept. lie—Solon am of the
crack warriors of Great Britain. with col-
ors and acclluterulenta. arc encamped in
Madison Square Garden. A liner lookin
lot of men was never seen in New Yo
d3. Every one of them is over 0 fast high
a as well developed as a gladiator. 'l‘hsy
eataa to the metropoiiatrom the World's
fairianicago andwillappsariu a mili-
tary tournament here.
Ate Wis hr Hussein.
Raw Your. Dept. li.—-'l‘wo families poi-
aousdaudooeraandeadia themlt ofs
mushroom business «Mitten made int
Tea-day toWsat Farmhyl‘rankcalalanc
andJcasphOlvero. 'l‘hsmanhrou thaek
a big bulkctful of madamls. ’l' and
their wiveaaall children partook or them
and were Manned.
._ Illaaiagotlo'arachlu.
Haw Your. “an; Daniel Pran-
tiasemeaat laty-saocadstrsst
toilhtahrroasuslamp. ltaxpl
and biasing oilnawovarhsrlyaar
baby Victor.me she had on barn-at.
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running gears an all warranted. Hard
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