EVENING SENTINEI. 00 U PON . Good a Have charmed young anl old; rich and poor; everywhere the world over. The K Richest and Brightest Gems of Sing have been athered from all nations and are Kl“ on by I'll- In“ WORLD’S. SWEETEST nblioatlun sold entlncl. SONGS , oflsred exclusively by THE EVENING SENT N EL to its readers for almost noth- NEVI-llli Were you offered richer son s. , NEVER: Were ou offered music so c sap. iiNusle more highly praised. » , Keven: w... . The celebrated director of the New England Conservatory of Music. Boston, they up they wi i find a hearty welcome in every home in the land.” The REV. Dn. LYMAN HURLBUTT. after an examination of these Songs, writes: “I consider it the best collection of Songs for the family that I have ever seen." CONTENTS NU MBER ONE. VOCAL. Annie Laurie De Cabin on Us Mississippi Shore. genie Sweet Home a ii‘olds Them in Rio Boeom. Jamie's On the Stormy Sea. Kitt oi Coleraine. itt e D Under the Wagon. ttle Wi e Nelli. Lovely. Silent N ght. Laddlc Mary of Argyle. Names Upon the Sand. 0 Thou. who Makest the Sun to Rise. Remember Now Thy Creator. Somewhere The Sand Man. The Ruse Bush. The Murmuring Sea11 The Mensa c From t e King. Waiting. uly Waiting. CONTENTS NUMBER TWO. , VOCAL. Admiration. Sailing, :Blrdie Looking out for Me. Siloaln. Blochette. , ’l‘he Old Sexton. Cannot Sing the Old Songs. The Old Arm Chair. Will Arise. The Basket Maker's Child. Janet's Choice. Tile New Kin dom. Mrs. Lofty and I. "lie Birdlc's venlng Prayer. No Sir, Twentp Years Ago. One Sweetl Solemn Thought. When 'e Gan Awa Jamie. Ring Dem eavenly Bells. Whistle and alt for Katie. CONTENTS NUMBER THREE. VOCAL. , At the Wicket Gate. 0n the Rocks by Aberdeen. Baby Mine. Robin Adair. Belgave me if all Those Eudoaring Young a Semi) I ‘ Mass. after examining these Songs says: "It gives me great pleasure to say that " ' to be what the title indicates—a collection of REAL GEMS; I am sure 6 3 l The Milli Old Log Cabin In the Lane. 0 ms. Joli Jack Tare. TheKerry Dance. My Iioy, Remember Me. There‘s Alwa '4 Sunshine Somewhere. Nothin? But waves. ‘Tls the Last can of Summer Old Joe a Dream, i us. Let Me Like a soldier Fall. INSTRUMENTAL. d lin Patti umiriiie, Sonatina. Negro game Quill. Two by Two. ' .CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR. VOCAL. A Warrior Bold. A Land Without a Storm. Roi Night. Peaceful Night. Righter: Mar . Ho d My Han . I Dream‘d a. Dream, My An line. My 01 Cottsve Home, glee . Baby Sleep. Seymou F. The irony Goblet The Old Onkcn bucket. The Minstrel Boy, Then \ ou'll Remember Me. Tile Land o‘the Loni. The uypsy Counless. Vive L'Amour Wi' it Hundred Pipers. Away. “'itliln a Mlle of Lilinbol‘o. INSTRUMENTAL. id kl . Bright Eras Polk 33.1?an Bale. Dance Eecoccais.“ CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE. VOCAL. A Little Talk with Jesus. Come closer. Soul to Me. Bargain Elm? the Rye. n n y. Hark. I Hear the Angels Calling. Holy Mother. Guide his Footsteps. In Happy Moments. Jesugtlc Thee [Comm Lullaby. Let me Dream A aiu. Onl ' to See her Ugnce Again, Ole .‘icksrdemus. llock‘d in the Cradle of the been. The Heart Row‘d Down. Tile Lost Chord. The Pirates’ Chorus. The Sword of Blinker Hill. 1 he Lord‘s Prayer. Turn Back Pharaoh‘s Army. INSTRUMENTAL. Lehl h Polka Lily I(If the Valley. Mazourka, Prince Lanciers. ll Bacio. Waltz. CONTENTS NUMBER SIX. VOCAL. Bonnie Charlie. Larboard Watch. am at the (.‘r My Am Countrie. yea that Watch Nor Me. Nanci Lee. 0 all Thy Sorrow. The aid of the Mill. wn. Noses The Bridge. Dreamt that I bwelt in Marble Halls. Where are the Old Folks. the Gleaming. licott. INSTRUMENTAL. ther Belle. St. Albans Grand March, geocaret Love Gavotte. The Turkish Reveille. CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN. VOCAL. Shells of Ocean. on of to Soul. allc me ome. h. Are ye Bleeping. Maggie. when we Hear the Music Ringing. The Little Ones at Home. \e‘lii-loon be lion in Awe .iie Kissed me an i new ‘wae Wrong. am e. Lillleo m floor. line as a Bird. dear ur Prayer. In the Starlight. l i‘ome to Thee. Babhidgo. Why do Summer Roses Fade. INSTRUMENTAL. Pearl 1) wdro , Bocceclo March. agnavalsyllolsceha‘lter Waltz. Don J uan. CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT. VOCAL. ' . Filent Night. 28mg MIMI: The Song and the Singer. Ilélrc in hand The Brave om Oak. ‘ Gone to Sleep. . e Tempest. 1‘! L ncie Joe. 'gc‘scfietglflg Sign: to Tell You. $3“?! You. 80‘! on“ Mutiny N " Whenne‘liail we Meet Again. INSTRUMENTAL. hemian Girl. on of Spring Waltz. Pure as Snow Regimental ail-mt. . CONTENTS NUMBER NINE. VOCAL. er the Lilies. The Beautiful City of God. . Oli N Bond tctll riid. ”hTm’ll‘iiYW“ usurious . - ° ° t firm Tender no True. of New 'I‘ra ll . n .r" y b" NV‘INNTOIHINIII 3% ' ll Bell. ls thered’in. ktfihfii‘i" a BM. Whenlbccoru a . INSTRUMENTAL ’W neilf if Sweet Home. . your. “rent ”Not. L’ let DID YOU EVER afgsittngths sweetest soup“ of all nations. wcrdt and it «can: fine 5“ , cl boa andlodculidor astrac'lliv’lo’uacm ' psyiagthlrtytoiiftyccnueachfor Manny! Content- 'mmwi. .“l sysdatonesvothsfim Extra. ”DREAM. '0 you line. toupon and ill Cams .anh Pall. WM Outs I - I. ‘vVOOAI. , . D , ‘ , gig: olitothe k. ' I". dicta-Jaime can The. I . ' it wasth Song my Molheriians. John An non. my Jo. ». with. "Hm gwhflte'Pl-lde of Kildare l crt thou in the Canld Blast. Hummer Roars in the Heart Sing. my Little Blue Birds, Sing. west and how. The Blue Alum Mountains. The Bonus on ling Bans. Wltltlng at the Pool. INSTRUMENTAL. Bi ie's Rev e glam); Ollcgaarch. oer tom, we . l Jolly Brothers Using. CONTENTS NUMBER EIEIEN. VOCAL. And Ye Shall Seek Me. Bonnie Dundee. iDonsecratian. Frederick. Farewell My Brother. Give Me Jesus. Grandmother's Chair, Helen‘s Babies. athleen Aroon. Marseilles Hfinn. Old Folks at ome. Pretty Little Jennie. Swill Low Sweet Chariot. The Attic Maid Milking Her Cow. 'I‘he Danube River. The Mountnineer. We'll Meet Above. INSTRUMENTAL. Swedish Wedding March. The First as. Waves of the Ocean. When the 8 com is on the Rye. UUNTENIS NUMBER IWEIIE. VOCAL. Come L'nto Me. Faithful Johnnie. _ i's Conlin' Close to Eighty I ear. I Ain’t Going to Die Any More. in Old Muir d If Papa Were Only Ready. hiss . is as! Fall Asleep. Maurine. Manama. Mr, Lordly and l Resting By and riv. Scenes that are Brightest. The Ivy Green. . The Trundle-lied Song. The later Hpau led Banner. There's a Leo ‘ll‘iid the Stars. The Two limes. Wan-ll on the Rhine. Zion‘s Children. INSTRUMENTAL. Edelweiss Glide. Kuischke Polka. Lied from Ubflcrou. Martha. CONTENTS NUMBER THIRTEEN. VOCAL. Bright ii srkles in the Churchyard. Beautifu Land. 7 Breast the Wave. Christian. Brightly the Morning Sun. (Mil Unto Me. F'Idinx. Still Fading. titles. I Love to Tell the Story. .IOsinll‘s Courtship. Nothing Else to in». 0b. Who Will O'er the Downs so Free. Robin Ruff. Refuse, Schism-s. (‘ome Unto Me. Seek Ye the, Lord. The Road to Hiumherland. The linlllen Gale. The iirlllge of Halls. The Baltic Prayer. . INSTRUMENTAL. Grand Vllise dc Concert, Rochester Schulllclrhe. Tulip Polka. CHEAP MUSIC. The August Musicalilomo is now really. The contents are: “Coop‘s De- light.“ polka. Lauri»; “Nellie DIIiy‘s Dad" song.(llenroy-Dulnonl;“I Wonder if She is True to Me." eon . Ambrieter: "in Chevalier." WRIIZUG. Howar. ; "Pretty May " song. Mo. QIaln:"HeOot_lt Again.‘ song. lI‘lynu: “Last Night." song. Mount. 8 cis. and One Coupon We have also added WllllllWAlIil’S Musical Monthly, which can be procured for lids. and line Coupon. The contents of the July number are: ldtn Crest Pol a. t One More alts. tN ol sag-ls .W'“ ,5. tollttutuhhwttui 1". , Boston, Sept. iii. --'l‘he «ready made clothing industry of this city is compute“ iy‘parelyzcd by the strike of the apart - tires . A committee from the United Garment Workers’ union. acting upon instructions from tho Clothing Trades District council No. 8. commenced the war by culling, out every operative. prrasman and buster em. played in the 250 shops bars. Fully 5,600 clothing workers joined the strike. Theirsuc of the strike is now clearly defined as being an endeavor to secure the abolition of the lumping andsweatine system and the adoption of the week wage system and the nine hour day. ‘ Although the contractors favor the dc- mauds of the Operatives, they claim that. as the wholesale dealers decline to grant anything, their hands are tied. Both contractors and manufacturers are surprised at the completeness of the strike It was expected by the trades council that in some shops a few operatives would res fuse to come out, but theldoubtful ones were among the first to leave. and it is confidently asserted that not a contractor within ll. clrcult of five miles can obtain an operator. A number of contractors had confer‘ ence- with the committee of employees. and afterward the contractors held a meet- ing lusting five hours. They decided that an effort should he made to induce the manufacturers to increase their prices, and in committee was appointed to draw a bill of prices in conformity with the de- mands Of the employees and to present the some today. The strikers hold a monster mass meet- Ing in Wells Mercurial hull, and it was the sentiment of the meeting that no one should return to work under the old con- dltiuns. The Clothing Trndos council drew up agremuonts for the signatures of Individ- ual contractors who have pledged them- selves to accede to the demands of the; employees, and who will also give bonds that they will abide by the agreement. The general consensus of opinion is that the operatives have struck just at the right time, and the manufacturers will have to increase their prices fully lb per cent. NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE. To Be Known as the National Association. Admission, 23 Cents. PiTTslu'lzu, Sept. 21.-—-’i'bc report of the formation of a new baseball league Was confirmed hero. Rx-Mnnuger Bucken» bergllroi the Pittsburg club and A. K. Scandrutt, ex-sccretary of the same or— ' gauizuliuu. when soon. stated that the new Iouguc bus already been orgunlzul. and that the premature publication of the plans can in no way Interfere with the arrangements already made. From these gentlemen it wuslearnod that the circuit is to be made up of l’itts» burg. Philadelphia, Boston. New York. Brooklyn, Detroit. Providence and Chica- go or Buffalo, and that the new organi- zation is to be kuuvvn as the National as eoclatlou. The admission to its guinea will be :5 fonts. it is not the intention to fight the National league, but to or» tough the schedule Of gnml-s so us not to cullllli'l. with the latter. THE MATCH IS OFF. The Ileinllla of Trump-Croft blurry lilo Enrl'a hon. Loxnox. Sept. z-ii.—'i‘he Post announces that the lnllrrlogc of Lord \\'iIIOllgbIly dc Eresby and Miss Muriel Wilson will not take place. The reasons for the breaking of the enguumnvnt are unknown. Miss Wilson is fhofilnughter of the Wil- sons of 'l‘ruubva‘r-oft, the scene a few yours ago of the gn-nt baccarat scandal. which resulted In the disgrace of Sir Wil- llnln Gordon Cumming. Lord \Viliougb~ by dc Kreslly, who is lilo oldest son and heir of tho liurl of Lancaster, is a member of parliament and belongs to the Prince Of \I‘ull's‘ sot, “'ill Not Helllmt (ionrgln Politics. Sru AHA, Go. Sept. 2L—h‘llerlif L ll. llroukcr of bcrcvon county was serious Iy shot by Georgi: M. Ziegler and his son Hui. ’l‘hO slluotiuu, which was the result of a political discussion, occurred at chg- lor Elation, five miles from Sylvuniu. ilreoker nmv tile The older chgloris per llililn' fumil} injured, and the son llnsa mood in tile arm. \‘olulnniml For Congress. Bliili’llib". l’u., Sept; xii—The Demo erotic l'ouuressionnl conference Of the Twentieth district nominated lion. Thum- un J. Iiurkc of Altmma. Soamu. N. 31., Sept. Lila—C. (7. (Tlluvos was nominated for congress in the Ilepuh- llcun territorial convention. Busaia‘s Ailing Royalty. “’AIISA“. Hopi. L’l.—Thll health of the Grund Duke iiuuruo. second son of the near, has again taken a very envious turn. The illlporiol family is going to tho Cri- llleu. The user's health Is also nguiu caul- lm; much apprehension uluoug his rule lives and attendants. Whisky ’I'rust Affairs. l’ltollla, ills, Supt. ‘Jl.—-'l‘he belief is growing ammo; those who know coinc- thing of the luv-lids workings of the Wills. ky trust tlmt u crisis is rupilly approach- lng, and tlutt Home Of its ofllecrs would not care much if it were thrown Into the bonds of a receiver. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. President N one]. of Colombia Is dying of fever. J . (Jolenmu Ill-nylon loft Boston for Ilnr ”other, where he will remain a week or two. 'l‘wrllty young men were injured by the falling of o large wooden platform in Ak- run. U. ,, The American Tin Pinto company at Elwood. Itul., has decided to cut wugcs 20 to 80 per cent. George Scbmmls was banned in the AI» leghany (Pit) county Jail for the murder of his wife and children. Several school children in Illizieton. 1a.. were poisoned, it is Iuppbscd, by eat- ing candy that was colored green. A man said to be Daniel Ward. a noted New York criminal. was arrested in Bal- timore for trying to pass a forged check. Brazilian officers state positively that they new General HoraIva, the rebel leader. killed and his body mutilated by govern. ment troops. The navy department has issued orders to have the old monitor Wyomictte refit- ted at Norfolk for the use of Maryland’s naval milltll. , Senator liebmrd of Paris has sent sec- onds to Deputy Arena to arrange a duel in commutation of the publication of an artists written by Arum reflecting on the master. . , ‘ a Connect'cbt Town. BOBTTBRB PARIS GREEN AT NIGHT. II. In Killed Hundreds ol‘ Domutic Avil- Ilnis and Attempted to Kill a Whole family by rotting Poison In I Well. cull-no an Hunting l'or aim. Haarronn, Sept 21.-—The village of Harwlntoo, up among the rugged Con- necticut hills, is in a great turmoil on ac- count of a being whom the local papers call "a flood in human form.” who has a risky habit of strolling about the village streets after nightfall with a box of paris green under his arm, sifting the poison in places where it is likely to do harm to those he dislikes. He is a mysterious creature, and he moves as stealthlly as a shadow. making no marker leaving no clew. lie piles his deadly calling boldly. but with great Ill- gacity withnl. ii. W. St. Clair and fam- ily, together with the families of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and M r. and Mrs. John Mc‘ Donald. all prosperous and loading folks of Hnrwinton, are evidently the persons particularly whose undoing he seeks to accomplish. Nearly Poisoned Three Families. In one instance the fiend narrowly miss- ed murdering all the persons named in the foregoing. It was not long ago that H. W. St. Clair removed from another part of the state to liurwlntou and went to dwell with his foster father. Henry Stanley. on the so called Bartholomew farm. It is hour the heart of the village. There, too, dwell Mr. and Mrs. John pillo— Donald. At times in the last two or three weeks all the members of the three families were stricken with a sudden and unaccounte- ble illness, and the local physicians. as well as the patients themselves, fancied there might be germs of disease in their drinking water. Indeed, there were such germs there, but by no means of the not turn they imagined. Finally Mrs. Stan- ley's chickens died suddenly one night, and their bodies were found stretched about the barnyard the following morn- ing. A few hours later several members of the household were taken violently ill, and then it was that suspicion flushed in- to Henry Stanley's mind that he and his neighbors had been the victims of a parls green poisoner. l'oison In the Water. He drew a bucket Of water and sent a liberal sample of it to the Hnrwintou druggist, who promptly analyzed it. it was found to be thick with parls green. This incident took place awock ago. Since then, off and on, the paris green fiend has plied his art more nudaciouely and indus‘ triousiy than uny one of the famous old time Medici poison artists. Twodoys after poisoning the Stanley well he bugged an- other bntch of Mrs. Stanley's chickens, and a day later killed Mrs. Stanley's prize pig in its pen. Traces of the grcvn stuff were found by her on tho Cdgl' of the pig sty, where- upon the whole fmnily were thrown into a state Of deadly consternation, fearing that death at the bonds Of their secret and mysterious and unknown enemy may be lurking lll every lliui‘BL‘l of their daily food. and they ill'i' at it less to devise menus to escape from his persecution. Until a few days ilgu he bud carried out his poisoning trudo against the Stanley's exclusively, but the other night be ap- peared on the preiilises of St. Clair. A Glimpse of the Offender. It was just before dllybrenk. and Mr. St. i‘lnlr heard his horse whinnflng in a barn. iinsteulng to his born. he was just quick enough to get a glimpse of a form that shipped across the barnyard, scaled its stone wull noisi-lcssly and glided quick~ lyncross tilednrk fields, disappearing over the brow of a neighboring knoll. The former made no effort to pursue the in- toriopor, but suspecting his crrund hur~ tied into his horse's stall. ’l‘ilere, sure enough, he found evidence in plenty that was revealed by hlslnntcrn light of tho dozully work plotted against him. Hall is box of the poisonous green flour had been dumped into the horse's manger. The allllllal, however, had not yet pin-taken of it. Constable Hogan has within the last three days token the field against the flood, but thus for has obtained no clcw respecting his identity. lie had the Stun. Icy well water examined again by n chem- ist, however. with the result that it was shown to have been dosed a second time. The entire village of liarwlntuu is now intensely excited over the bold and sweep- ing poisoning campaign. It is likely to go very hard with the offender. the one pcratcd farmers soy significantly, if per- cbnnco they are able to lay bonds on him when be Is in the act of perpetrutlng his malignant deeds. Burned at Sea. BOSTON. Sept. 2i. —— Advices received born from Bermuda announce the burn- ing at sea of the New York bark Albe- marlo, Captain Forbes, bound from Belti- rnorc to St. John's. The crew took to the boots and were subsequently picked up and landed at Bermuda A Mayor Mny lie Impeuclled. OMAHA, Sept. 21. —- Many witnesses were examined by the prosecution in the impeachment proceedings against Mayor George I’. Ellomla. tending to show that the executive was not in favor of closing gambling houses, the charge against him. lit-bullet! the Strikers. Hollmsel'uo. Hept. 2i.—-'i'ho conven- tion of locomotive firemen at its afternoon scallion adopted a series of resolutions de- nouncing the action of these "mothers who struck through sympathy with Pull- man strikers. Mounment to Cronin). PouomrlaEI-sm. N. ll’., Sept. 2L~The cornerstone of themonumcnt to Edward Urumm, late worthy patriarch of the Sons of Temperance of North America. was laid in College Hill pork. No (rambling In Chicago. Chicano, i-iept. LIL—The crusade of the Civic federation against gambling in (Jul- cngo resulted in the complete stoppage of all games. Not a gambling house opened Its doors. a N .4 Mexico Wants o Navy. CAniz. Sept. 21.—--'l'bc government of Mexico has requested it Spanish shipbuild- ing firm to furnish plans for the construe. lieu of ill men'of-war. MI;NBO National lmgue flames-CMMIO. 80; Philadelphia, s. Pltisburg, lo, New York. ll. Lonllwille. ll; Boston, 4. Cleveland. rill; Wublngtoo. El. He Has ‘l'érrilled the Oracle is . p , Anew. Boot. interviewed at his summer borne. miles north of Albany. He gave his ion on some of the mentioned cacti "Willcyou be a candidate yours-ill: the party decides that you alone an Iti" was asked. 3 "For publication 1 must declinchy‘nf ‘No' to such a question, and I mutt“ . decline to say 'ch,’ ” be answered, », a,twlnkle of the eye. ' . 57 “What about Mr. Daniel WNW“? was the next question. I "Mr. Lockwood la a strong men. , (This with an emphasis on "Inclined”!— ‘,'Well, then. Mr. Frederick Cock ,. “A strong and popular man.” , with emphasis particularly on “WM“ “Then Mr. John Boyd Thacher in W tinned," was ventured. ‘, “Mr. Thacher is alone strong man-w. . very strong man.” (The emphasis fill! ” , time was on “Thacher" and rialngtoacli- , " ‘ max on "strong man. "i :4 During this interview, an interview ‘ typical ‘of the senator by reason~ of it. tcrsencu and luck of verbiage, no mention. lwas made of either J udgcs Earle‘orPcck- am. When Senator Hill was asked in rela- tion to Governor Flowcr's withdrawal from the canvass for the nomination, be said: , ‘ "I think Governor Flower was right in giving no family reasons for his action, but rather basing it on the patriotic dccv larntlon ho made—-‘thnt he was neutron: :nlough to carry his party through this a i. ' " Mrs. Flower, however, is in delicate health and overjoyed at his determiner lion. " ' Judge Maylmm oi the supreme court of the third department and a personal friend of Senator Hill said: "John Boyd 'I‘hnchcr is the only man who can win on the Dcnxocratlc ticket, and in my opinion he would defeat Marv ton if nominated. lie is the only man who can span the gulf which lies between the Cleveland and Hill factions. Politics II in a peculiar condition this fall It does not require so much the man who is mon- eyed and popular as he who, with no no- popularity, can unite the two factions." LOUISVILLE SELLS OUT. Her National League Baseball Pnnchleo Bought by Milwaukee. MILWAI'KI-Ii-Z, Fept. 2i.-Mancger Bar- nlo of the Louisville Baseball club has practically completed a deal for the trans- fer of the Louisville National league fran- chise to this city. Negotiations to this and have been secretly in progress for nearly a year, but final action has been delayed until some time ago, when Preli‘ dent Byrno of Brooklyn came to Milwau- kee and looked the field over. He stated that he favored the odnlisslon of Milwau- kee to the National league. Ills visit was followed today by that of Mr. Barbie. lie had it long conference at the Hotel l’flstcr with local baseball men. The terms of the transfer were agroud upon, but they are not made pub- lic. No change will be made this mason. The Louisville team will play out the Na- tional longucsr-lu-dulc, llnd the Milwau- kee team will rmnoin in the Western league until the close of the season. Next year. lchvor, Louisville drops out of the National It-uguc, and Milwaukee takes her place. I I l Starving In a Shawn-ck. LITA", N, Y., Sept. L’i.—-Alexander Chambers. claiming to hail from Buffalo, was discovered ill u strowatuck nearly starved and in the lust stones of consump tion. L'humlu-rs livers thutllc was thrown out of vvork in Buffalo. had no money, was dying from consumption, boarded a cannllmnl and was put oil at a point near the William Klein farm. I'nable to walk. (bombers illflllagell to crawl to the straw- stack, where he staid without food or drink for eight days. Chambers woo brought to Lyons, told his story and was taken to the Wayne county aimshouse. Last of Seven Assassins Hanged. Moxromlmr, Ala, Sept. 2L—Wileon Woodley was hanged here. He was one of the conspirators in the (Brant murder near Montgomery last spring. There were seven nogroes In tho cousp they. One ear coped, one was lynched, two were sent to the pcuitenitary for life. and three, in- cluding this one, were executed herein the jail, llnrglara Set the Fire. Plrrsul‘uo, Sept. LIL—Borgia" broke into the ro-sllioni'o of Alexander Hartford, atveaithy contractor at lngraham. near liar-icy. carried off all the silverware and jewelry and set fire to the house. Hart- ford, who was the only occupant. his family being away. narrowly escaped with his life. War Imminent In Madagascar. MAlellJEs, Sept. 2i.-—A mail steam- er has arrived here bringing advices from Madagascar which show that the Novel expect a war with France and are active» iy arming and constructing fortifications. The natives are being urged to racist the French to the death. Chuck Connors Won. WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-—In n 15 room! spurring bunt botwecnimnrlcy Holcomb. colored, champion vvcltchclght of the District. and Chuck Connors, a Bowery lad. the referee awarded the latter the dc- cieion utter a good fight. Captain Hailey Ille- It See. New Youu, Supt. 21,—Cnptain W. E. Bailey, late master of the American bark Rose lnnesll, from Montevideo. died while on the voyage from lilo Janelro to Mon- tevideo of yellow fever and was buried It ecu. Newark flatten Strike. Nico-Arm, N. J., Sept. fit—Aftcraoon. forcnco lusting throughout the entire night tho iiohrnw batters of this city as» clded upon a general strike. Several huna . drcd have quit work. I'oynter flanged. Four Sm'rll, Ark. Sept. 2i. ~John I’oyntcr was hanged in the United Staten leilyard here. The execution of Alex- ander Allen and Manhail Tucker did not take place. * “A... lneendlnrles fire a “uni. Lucllvuum, Conn, Sept. 2l.—-lnoendlv . cries set fire to the island iiouse, a large hotel at Bantam Luke. and it was dam- aged to the ext-trill of flame. Will flee! Next In Galveston. HAIIBIfiill'llli, ricpt. ill.—-Gollveston was selected for the next meeting place of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. -WWM Wench" for-cat. Generally lair; southwest Will“ b0 crooning northwest i
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