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VOL. XXI. LOGANSPORT 1896, NO. 217. Fall Importations of Black Dress Goods.

Xo worrmii'N-wnrdi-obe is complete without ii-t loast'onc crood black gown. And we in shiipo to frown tbc town. We arc sole Renowned Bhwik (Joods, fal ways varnished boards)' thi) name stamped on every yard, niul every teod. TJie stock lias "hover been so complete, nud we carry tlie baaner ou Bluck Goods. We- offer choice oC one lot Black Goods, I'renc-li Wool Brocades, in new designs juul wcii-ves.

fall effects tliat were imported to sell n.t 85 cents, choice for 33c We place on sale some -handsome real Priestly Fancies in Molmlrs and Wool nnd in Brocaded Wool, worth this week for Of)c Fall Hosiery Underwear. Untold quantities-oC fall and winter hosiery are now in our house. Enough you would say "to supply tut! State." Not that much, Quite, but all the best brands', and all the kinds Onyx Hosiery. The Best Children's School Hose, Very heavy nnd very good 25c Ladies' fast black 'Onyx. Fine guage, n'45 cent quality'for 2uc.

Underwear. Wo some splendid bargains in fall weight underwear at Seeing is Believing a-nd see. wt carry the largest and best assorted stock of. underwear for Ladles, Gents and Children in the, city. This .1 department we give a great deal of attention and we can supply your wants.

All Prices All: Kinds. NEW SILKS. Among our patrons are many early buyers. Your every de-Slro has been catered'to lu this silk stock'of ours. "We have not stinted the stock on account: of' tlie times.

Biggci' variety than evei 1 and''better s.tyles. Come and We are. the first to show- the Very 1 stylish preen nnd bine cl'impwiblc taffeta -silks 'for 'wa'lsts. 'Trie 1 quality for We are offering a splendid quality of. i 21 inch brocaded ta.fTc.ta for woi'th OS cents for T.ho new stylish, material for- Moire Antique: First honv at yd, Special sale oC satin Diiciiesse.

for skirts, 21 inch wide, resiHnr value.SI- for -liuiniji silk -In all colors. 21- Inch wide for-Iluinjr capes, sleeves, for A complete of silk'velvets in all' shades and IS inch C3c: We display the greatest line oi. novelty silks ever opened by Beautiful 21 inch 1 goods' So' Declares Bryan in His Forma Letter of: Acceptance, Unqualifiedly Indorses the Nationi Platform and Declares Money tion'the Main Issue. Patterns We are sole agents 1'br the only able Delineators and Fashion sheets are now-ready for Octobor. Cloak and Suit Annex.

Oiu- remodeled annex will opened- in a few days with' a most complete line of 1 Furs, a'ml Misses' and Children's skirts. Great wear cure an been in selectlag the propei and we. know we are- right. iare now prepared to supply you witli- a 'fall 'wrap. WftER 409 and4ii Broadway.

Lincoln, Sept. J. 'Bryan democratic nomjnce president; Wednesday made public the following formal letter of acceptance: Stepben and Members or.the Notification Committee of the Democratic National 1 I accept the nomination tendered by on behalf of the democratic party, and In so doing 'desire 1 to assure you that I fully the 'high- honor w.hlrh. such a nomination confers, and grave responsibilities which accompany an election 10 the presidency of the United StattSi Xo Second Term. So' deeply-' am "I- 1 impressed with the mngnltude'of the power vested in the constitution In the chief executive of the nation, nnd with the enormous Influence which he can wield for the benefit or injury tho people, that 1 wish to enter tho of- Jlce, If elected, free from every personal tic- inire lixcept'the desire to prove worthy conJUlch'ce ofmy country.

J.ud*- mentis'fallible enough when unbiased by' BelltsJi and In order that 1 tempted to use the.pairgnagre.of Rdvance my personal-ambition; I hunjb'y. all the 1 emphases, words ciiw express, my llxeJ determination be a candidate- ifpi? iie'ftloction in case- thls.campulw re'sultsrfii'iTny election. "1. havekicarel'ully considered, the plat-'form luiq'ijttfd by tiio democratic i.ational- unqualifiedly iplnnk thereof. vour'-inirtltutlons rest upon the proposl- 11 tlon tl'yit all men, being crtateu muni, are, equal conslUera'tion u.t the: hands' 6t men ure created equal, it follows that no citizen-'li'as 'natural right to.

Injure any. other citizen. The main purpose or government being 'protect nil citizens in-tlio: enjoyment, of life, liberty, and tlie suit or happiness, this purpose 'mustlead- tlie -to avoid acts aNT 'llrmatlve'lnjusticc, and, second, to restrain eacli cluien'-from trespnsslnc-upon the j-lghts'-'ot-'frny other citizen. i "A doniocratlc ilorm of g-ove'rnment is the highest form of clvlllza- i tlon, because It opens before each Individ- 'J uul afreateat. opportunities.for develop-, ment aml.jSUmulates to the highest 'deavor b'lWJUsuring to mil-enjoy-' iment of all the rewards of toil e.xcept,suoh• as is necessary to support'the 'government protects him.

De-, In'iifterent to deals 'individual rather than'with arises-j lv mlttlng; them to paper.as a clr note being: ux. lawful has Hover berri- better 1 than 1 the United 'States behind and; yet-the 'banks, persistently "demand that these United States whloh n'6 'Interest, sh.aU- place to 'bonds' in 'order that Hip'-' 1 collect Intcrem which- the people now 'To'empower national, banks to.ls.iue circulating-notes la to grant a valuable privilege to a favored 'surrender 'to 1 'private 1 corporations control over the volunie money, up a class'which will policy. United States commonly as greenbacks. CT cither gold or silver at tho of the government, and-npt at the optl.pn.of the holder, are safer and cheaper for. the- people than national bank notes 1 bonds.

Tlie Atonrou IJoctrlnD. but ilrm'-niaintenanco ot'the torufKn policy first set-forth by President Monroe and by the Who-have succceded'hlm. Instead of urnus- abroad, Is the best suaruntee amicable relations with other nations. It-, Is' for all. concerned that the resist any extension of '12urdpean authority isi the western hcm- Ij'phere rather Uian Invite the continual Irrrtixtlon which- would necessarily'result from -any attempt Tto Increase tlie influence of monarchical institutions over that portion 1 of the.

Americas which has been dedicated to government. nation-'can afford to be ur.just to Us The cure of those who. have suf- 'ere'd Injury Hi the military ana no vai'serv- ce of country Is a sucred O.ucy. A na- like 'the United States, rellfis ujionVvol'Jiitary service'rather than upon a army, adds to Its own ee- -when It makes (jenerous provision "or those, who- have -risked, their lives in ta defense and-for those who are dependent upon tliem; 1 Tho' Prn(FucerB of Wealth. creates capital.

Until wealth- Is produced by. the application of brains and lius'c'Jfi'tp resources of Uils country hen- Is- riothlnp; to- divide am'onfr the non- of society. Since rod'uo'urs of wealth create the nation's in time'of peace, ar.d-defend the lutlon's llasr Jn time of peril, their- Int-rests' -ouffht -at all 1 times to' be considered ana a postponement ox aennne auuon. upun It Involves'no sacrifice of personal opinion or political, principles, but the. crisis sented by financial conditions cannot be Tremendous results will-follow the action taken the United States on the money question, and delay Is Impossible.

Thq people of.this nation, sitting us a high court, must render judgment In the cuuse which greed Is prosecuting against humanity. The decision wHl either give hope and' inspiration to those who toll or 'shut the doors of mercy on In the presence of this overshadowing Issue differences upon minor questions must be laid aside in order that there may be united action among- t-hoso who are determined that toward a universal gold' standard'sHjall'be stayed and the gold of the constitution restored. W. J. BRYAN." HOOSIER HAPPENINGS.

LITTLE HEEOINE. News by Telegraph' from -Various Towns in. Indiana. Twelve-Year-Old Shoots. Down Masked Bobber in Ohio.

306 Fourth Street OUR FALL WOOLENS ARRIVED. This Fall there- are many new departures the old run of patterns, and we have them all. will show you this season- the Largest, host Stylish Most Attractive and EXCLUSIVE line of Woolens.in the city. Early selections gives you the cream' of the stock. Carl Tailor and Draper.

Keller, 311 Market Street. See Our Prices on Granite Ware. 4 QUART SAUCE PAN QUART SAUCE PAN. 8 QUART SAUCE 10 QUART SAUCE 12 QUART SAUCE PAN. 6 QUART MILK PAN 4 QUART COFFEE 5 PINT TEA NO.

28 "WASH PAN. i NO. 30 WASH 35 BOc 65 '15c 20c '25c T. J. 310 iiarket Street: Lpgansport Natural and Artifical Gas Bills due the of each month, ten day's grace.

All bills at the office of the Company, 317 V. Sp Low rates heaters during the ionths 6f 'August 'arid September. PROTECT YOUR EYES. The Spuelallats of New ToVlc appointed D. A.

HAUK aa agent for their CBlebriited'Spectscl'es and Ere D. jV. HAUK liaa ompleta -satuty tbenuelres; or the great superiority tbeie goods over iaor manofaotured, Bt utore' of D. A. Hitrk, Sole agent for.

Supplied. ancestors. Democracy Ignores dlfferer.ce riches nor poverty can-- be.lnvoked.ln behalf of or agalnstuny citizen. Bcm'ocracy knows'no the of'eachvindivldual' to God jBccorfllng: to the dictates of his.own conscience; If -welcomes all to -a. 1 common brotherhood, and.fruarantees-equul trentr nien'lj'to all, no- ina'ttor In whafchurch or ihroug-h what with vHavlnp discussed portions of the plat- fovm at tne of its adoption, and when your letter of notification was form- It.

not be- necessary, at'thls time to touch upon all subjects embraced In the, party's declaration: i A Dual i dlftct encW of. opinion have existed'arid ever wlll'e'xlst- tbe-most of securing domestic-tran- quillity, but'no'citizen falls'to renognize'nt nil times and under the absolute necessity for the prompt.and vie-' crous-enforccment oflawind the prcs'erva- tlon of a government like "curs'law 1 Is but the crystallization of -ot the people; without It tho. citizen is neither- ascuro In the of life acd liberty nor protected- in (he pursuit of happiness. to law government Is impossible. The democratic p.arty thtf con- stitution'and enforce the laws of the United States, and also'pledged'to respect and preserver the dual- scheme, of instituted by the the rc- The name, was: It combines Idea of national strength 1 with the'-Idea bf'local eelf-governmeut- suggests soluble 'union-'of IndestructiblVy Our- revolutionary" the teridericles toward, centralization, as well as'ithe'-da'n'gers Of "disintegration, 1 'guarded well, as-domestic security, Is to'be'foun'd in'the Careful-observance of the i they Impose.

It will be noticed that, whilo tho' United' States guarantees Btitc.u of. and "Is empowered 'to protect- each state aKnlnst 1 Inya'slon, to 1 In 'the domestic affairs, of any the lojrla-j who stand olllclal positions. party lias ever found Its otin'evstrenglh among.those wjio are be known ns the common to-proposi? and-enact such p'BI'sliLtlon- as -is' necessary to protect the iiisses'-in the free exercise of every po- tical'right, and In the enjoyment of thoir ust.share the rewards of their Arbitral ion. to special'emphasis to Hie jJ'ank-'Wlilch such legislation "as necessary- to secure arbliraoion of U(fferencas. between employers, engaged Interstate 1 commerce uncf their ta not a Is simply the court of The have rritluoacls cannot- r-easdifably to the decisions ii-endorvd by iropiirtlnl; 'an "'interest eve'n than, interest; of ilature.of the state application '-of "tho -eke'cirrtve -when the; legislature 'can-' not.bo,convened.- i "Tlils proylslon rests upon the sound.

theory Ithatirho.people through legally chpscn.ropresqnta-. bebatise of'theirmore'iritinJate or right to.pr.o- 'tect-Itself by ration'against Iment o'c'CBslono'd l)y dispute's between artei-jes of'COmmercB ono hand, and the laborers yv.no, qp- 1 "While the democratic party welcomes, to the'country those who conie' with love ifor our Institutions, and the and ability to' contribute to i the (Strength of-our nation, 1 It opposed, dumping, of Iclassca 1 and'to th'e-lmpor- American labor. 1 V'( Injunctions. i "The.Jre,0€fhit;a;bl]ses.' which', nave.grown out of. In junction pcooeedingB fiave.

b.pen so opinion' for.trial,-by -jury'Mh" certain''contempt cases meet jWlth general.approval; Arroitf Will Follow. liushville, Sept. 0. Informij- tion lias -been laid before the iug- attorjicy which will likely load j.o the the parties connected with the'burning of the sa- loon-'nt Carthiiife; last night-, ward- the burned Philip.Jus- tus, of 11 1 proposed opening saloon under a license, fmployert.a private, who has secretly ttie cnso for week. A.

few oi! the most rntlicnl of the snloon people, becomingembolrlened by their.apparent wont sofnro? to openly.boast o'f tbeir connection'with the buniing-of th.pj.shop. Among- these detective and numorousur- ri's'ts wilj uVo.a.cticn will be nken''before tlip sitting 1 of the Ocfobor ETnnd'j'nry. i Nlcholxou ludianapol'is 1 Sept. ex- 'rctifiv'e ooihmittee of 'rtij Liquor leag'iie met here to a'rritrige for the j'cn- -raeetinjf September'-17. Secrctnry rCHlle.li tliat '7fl(J saloons hove been 1 out.bj'-the Nicholson law, and in the rpvV hue's have, full en off, so that riia.ny"cotiritip's the school terms liuve been -shnrtohe'd frbin 'to 30 da'ys.

On' the "other Inrper amount; of beer has.been-bi-fwed nnd more whisky lins i.been lie as ires-ti-icrivc mea'srire ith.e.liiw-.js a failure H'r also Adopted to' action. 'Hereafter Icapuv' wonlilSupport only such'mcn fo: Hie it'g'isli'itiire' ias plpdjfotl Was Left All Alone at Defends Her Father's Big Roll of Money. Hicksville, Sept. home of M. Tracht, four miles north of here, viEltcd by two tramps Tuesday afternoon who bent on robbery.

Tracht was in Hicksville in the. morn- ing.and drew from the bank $1,000. The money was in the house, while Mr. and Mrs. Tracht were at the home of a neighbor not fur distant.

Two'masked men approached the house, and one entered, while other kept the outside. Minnie, the 12-year-old daughter, was upstairs. She picked up a loaded shotgun that was standing 1 in the room, and- seeing the thief through transom, fired two. shots, riddling his body. The other man, hearing the report, fled.

The wounded man, who is a tramp, may die. DEATH OF HENRY. B. Duo to a Stroke of Paralj-ilri Received Cleveland, 0., Sept. Henrjf B.

Payne, ex-United States senator, died at nine o'clock Wednesday morning at his home, 595 Euclid avenue. His death was directly due to a stroke of paralysis, which-he was attacked with last His son. Col. -Who, framed our constitution wisely determined to make as broad an application ent 'Bltibn taicpn. irtthout a distrust 1 of'-tneipc'o'ple srovernmonts exist.for -itlon 'of'Hho rlffhts of the people, and not.

for-, tbclr i.no expenditure public money, can be Justified unless that expenditure' Is necessary (or Hie efllclent administration.of "In determlnln's what ftp-' -necessary, the interest of those tlie taxes should be.consult- -the those moneys. the-bondcd-'clebt'of 'the United Statfti it'this time.la entir.ely ne'lssuo of Interest-Dearlng V- deem. UnltediJiJaites notes and 1 notes, has been'lmaglh- ary rathQritJxan-real, Instead-of exercising tho IpraliTlKhts vested In the United States refl'eem Its notes In either pold or'. oxecutivo. branch tho frovorirtriont''has followed a precedent establltfyod '-by a former administration) surixsrtdered tho'option to tho'htildercf.

obllK atlonB. r.Thls admlnlitratlvo policy leav.es the governrnont at reercy-of ilnd a'pecunlari-'proflt Inbond- Issuesfc the dealers In and' to'deplote or their- changing; shows'how daneerpus.it to' pewnli.them.to exerclse'a controlling treasury -department. The goverhtnfcnt.of'the-Unlted States; when fiamlnlBt'eriSi; 'In all. )oople, Is able. to: establish and enforce, ts Ulimn'clal vpolicy, aid of In Bi.llon-.w'hiiih'-syndicates'may -To' 1 nasert, 1 overnmont fi ls 1 dctiehdelffT upon 'the fibou," will or assistance of any ot a const)-' 1 utlonaii majority is to assert that, wo aieovwnment lri form'.

but wlth'ou't Vital- 1 Currency. "Th'e: 1 -by the ''platforW' Bpralnat the. laaue mqnqy, Is. supported by the democratic 'authority, as, 1 well: by the interests of the people. pren- nt attempt of-the national banks to force- lie retirement States notes and- rcasury order to-secure a basis' ''-V'ThC'-'dcmocratic party is opposed- to trusts.

''It will be recreant to its duty to the'peoplc of the 1 country if it recognizes the moral or the legal right of these rreat aggrogatlons of wealth to stifle C'im- petltlo.n. bankrupt' rivals, a'nd'then prey Corporations are the- creatures of law and'they must not be permit- tea 1 to from under the'control of the which they are per- raltted to' exist) upon the theory that they public weal and not 1 be use their powers for the public injury, -BaUrottdi. r'lThe 1 right of'the United States eovern- hientUd-'regulate interstate commerce'can not.be the necessity for vlfforoua exercise of that right is becoming more'and more imperative. The Interests of the whole people require such an en- larB4mcnt of the powers of'the iriterstaf COinniercfe c.onimlaslon prevent discrimination 'between person and-protect patrons from un charges. 1 Pacific cannot'afford to dis between Its debtors, and mus prosecute its legal claims agalns i the ''-Pa'cmc railroads.

Such a policy. 1 necessary for tho protection of the rlffht of the patrons-as well as for the interest of. the. government. 1 1 "The'ceoplo 'of-the'United States, h'aup, oX.the blessings ire Kove'rnftent.

feel a generous sympathy to ward? ally who-' are endeavoring, to -secur llko" blwslnKS for. themselves. Thl -while 'respecting 'all treaty ob HiWtlbns; la- oapecia-lly active and. oarnes whiin' excited by the struggles of boring 'peoples, who; like the Cubans, are near enough to observe.tho workings of-a governrhnnrwHICh' derives -Its author! ty the ClVll Seryloe, vtho Am'e'rican people are "not In Javqrrot.lifc-tenure In the civil service In evident from the fact that.they, as a rule changes when tholr offlcla rep.r'e^bTitativen chosen A berrhancht office-holding class is not in 1 with, our Institutions. A fixed RpeclaL'-Vonliot Law.

Indiaiuipolis, Indi. Sept. Bo association- met' h'e'fe and appointed committee'-to drn'ft special beenrin operationin th, T-he law. it is assertedii.has-beeB a.booi to the ud.qtliui' (-he state' It tlrat 'IJOTJh -pjointiffe defen'dalit's may siib'mit to a jriryavlisf-of iriter'rogii- "the-cdsc-'ia ''spun o.ut'.Iong'er: the J3ar nece depend Jipon -ithe jury of'citizens without 1m- efficiency. 'i Tlie Torrltorlei.

Tfte'-iterrltorial. (orm. 1 -la jtrrijb'orXry 'in its-nature, -and should' waif h'S the territory aVlvtfnbSfl to 'take 'its place" among the Mexico, "Arl- zoir'a entitled to statehood, nnd their -Wrf '(tdmlsslonrls-rtemantled-by tlielr ma- an9 political The demand that- otflclals'appointed: to syernmont.idf territories, umbia'and Aluskashould or is, entirely: In, keeping the witcl of nm jtVblly In sympathy wlth.the 'declara- in tK'a'rall public lands.ahould.be reserved for'-thoi'-establlshment'iof free homes for rA "''f'Tne'Vollcy''Of''improving''the-prtatw'a- the -country: by. the 'imtlonaijbaracter of. those -waterways and "itae borne upon Sicperlencelias demonHtrated that continuing appropriations ijj long intervals.

Js jriiotf the ju'tjrtlon yit' may bo. citizens as to the- tariff re-, until tho 'the cpnsent to.the other 'importnnt quc-Kiions. Taia.ijlori.--:pre3entsl.a problem; in'Ji cpii'n'Tct'in g-'ma 1 wTi'i'ch event'afl'excellent- oppWtiiiiity" is. 'of- Jfered for'-a. reyersal'-'of-th'e cnse in-'-the (higher court.

Trolley iuo The'Cb'n- solidatedi "comptui'y, has i-tho a.Teqeii'er.'i/ii 1 Bass wer ppjri.ted by -motion of attorneys for of The cd'to protect the cpmphnyfixjin'btiitside i 1 Ulfet thc' appointmen.t,(0f necessqry.iby 1 for.me.r the-, Si.JiOjb.pOO', iised'as collateral sccuri'fy for! JIJT- pose. at ss.nnii'nfini lj for Options, ia Porte, Sept. lieprcsenta- tivcs of the Standard Oil company nra reported to be negotiriting for options on-an immense tract: of Jand tb southern Tit finding of gas at Wanatnh hiis strength ened the belief be found ip'paying quantities. A mini bcr of will be pu dcrtvn. The well nftWaiifeih is stil spouting gas with a constantly incrcns Ing flow of Klllcrt Ilimiioir.

1 Eichnioml, Sept. E. Ster ling, a traveling man representing the finger Sewing Machine" company; ant whose home -in ChicagC, cominitte: suicide here-, as, the result.of. HU wife wae Jfiss Cora Cutch- ibw, of this city, nndisome time ago sh ikif iiini and came to.lifer-parents here. When hj nrriTe'd here arid attempted' to -effect av reconciliation.

Failing.in<this he-knied'h'ijrnself. ''I Hammond, Sept, cpiised. th'e of'Prbf. Henry Jqrman, C2 years of He w'as ime' Barnum's circus band 'clarinej soloist iu Gilmpre's organ- zajtion.pn its tour He or- gah izfeS numeroii ss ban ds.through- luf the and'ivns'well Known in circles. HON.

B. H. Payne, of TTew 'daughter. Charles 'W. the only surviving 1 members of his fam-, ily, were at his bedside when he pawed Woo W.

Not.Accept., IndiaBapoIis) tniJ.V^JSepti a njeeting of the board-bf trustees of ew University bf-' held lotida'y af tenroon i.t was disclosed that of een.offered.-to upon to Payne wa's born at Hamilton, 'Ma'd- 30, 1810. Hte Ellsha Payne, a native of Copnecr moved from Lebanon' In that stft-te. Hamilton, in 1S95. 'He was founder of the Theological seminary. The Payne mllly is of English origin, but the mother Henry B.

Payne came from the noted In politics. he was a con- democrat. 'He was a presidential 1 o'n' the- Cass ticket Three-. 'years later he was' elected to the stata and became" a tandldatc for UnlRtl States senator. In 1S57 he'was nominated 'for and; eamie 'within a few hun- idred votes of defeating.

Gov. Chape for al 'term. In 18S2 he united with the men- of- both democratic And republican parties in an address encouraging 'enlistment. With' a' largo number 'ot other wealthy he Blgned a guana'- tei and Indemnity lo the for advancing money for the flcld. ohalrmkn of Ihe Ohio delegation to.

the, convention. Xvhich''nbmlnatoa Oreeley at' Baltimore tn 1872. Two later lie wae nominated by the democrats for rotnjtho by 2,532 Jl'na'riclal 'bill 1 hnbwn as the) greatest, work in congress," His name was presented us fcanildkte'f or the prtsldencj' before' 1 the convention In: Cincinnati In iSSS-Mr. Payna was 1 elected'' to 1 the -United States Ote. itr.

Eayne Beaded the list from the house of of the celebrates elect- of JS76; me of. the most conspicuous Jlgures In tbo of that hlstoWcal'evcnt; purchiWea: the nation and displayed at the eapltoV- Schwelnlurth Married. Minneapolis, Sept. 9. Scliweiafurth, self declared has mainlaned 'heiiven" neat Rockford, 111., 'fbr ECT- eral years past and who has large mua- misguided people -among 1 'his followers, was married in this city; Wednesday af ternooa to Mary Ann.Tut- tle, one of his most prominent "angels," ns women, are termed who have espoused the cause of.

Sehweinfurth. Drew HU Kevolver on Him. i Chicago, Sept. 9. President Cusack drew a revolver on.

Manager at an. organization meeting of the Chicago Amateur Baseball league, at the Great Northern hotel Tuesday "liight. During a' "heated discussion of Peters jumped to bis' feet and made a motion: as" if to draw a revolver. Cusack imme- di'ately "covered" him 'and the meeting broke up without the usual formalities. Outcomcot Political Quarrel.

Charleston, S. Sept, A diffi- Welch Hiid Constable P. Me'igher, which grew out of a dispute over "the election Tuesday resulted in. the exchange of blows by the men, when'Meiglier drew a pistol and flred four shots at his opponent, thres of. which took effect.

He is.iii'a-critical condition and will probably in. JWontreaL- Sept. one time prime minister of irrived in this city. During in Canada he will "visit Ottawa and other eadinp- cities. Suc'cesiifiilly'TI'Bttnched.

Sept. 9. ioat Xo. was 'successfully launched rom the Herreshoff; shops; at.T?ri«t4>l>j i.