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COMMiTTKE COUNTY CONVFN- JON OF HARnJSDENOUNCH-O. Ai's'i I 1 f. (U'liioiTfttic i i i i nn-t tlitri nftt'i'- uonn i 1 1, i 1 viirium i i i i'oi' iuviiutiini of tlio In hUt rcivpuon room. In uuii-ki-i. run- i Uiu rvpulilican ixi-culivi) COMI- iniftiM) oT t'K 1 jiuwsptvpiTM wore i ii.lsnitti.il.

Oiiiirmiui l-'inh-y i uit'oluiK iT.vlly to lw tu i a i i i fur tho uimiminn. hu innii-tL'l WHS iit'ct-hwiiry. CuiuiiiintfA on a tickn he il to rnakt 1 nt li-nst duritiK tMuhiT. A a uinitt'r of conrae lit 1 we nio to liuvo tbo bt-nstly ui.ijt!'*ity, hut (Ititnocri.tlo linn takvn iK'ciiH'il niton a IH-W (iucs- tion mil i i i any pritiiiipU 1 but uiioi. wbii'li him not hsrctuforc (Irrlnn-il Itself.

It nut only upon tho coniiuission (jui'slion, wliic'i uhouhl hu lully dlscusauil, hut it has ulso ilt'claroil tho snblrons- nry i i i i hvforo tli', 1 pi-op The has also iiikcn position MKuiiibi thr i i iuvotvuil iu iiH'iit uwntrsliii) o( A cUniU'iH of (hu purty hi'it'tororu tn now uj)ou tliia ijtu'Etion. It Irccn ((iitbtion i i olernL-nt in piirty, nuil siucu tho party tins tleclnrvtl upon licit 1 in proper occasion for its discussion i onliT a thu niav lio cjluciitt'd on I lie yul'jrrt. 'I hu fariiu-r's nllianctH in HOIIIP oT the btiili-s have iiidorfeil those incnsurrM. It ia nn orpin that in i fohl t-vt-ry of politlcul i i rt-puhlica'i, i lator a i tlc-tnocniiic. Tho in Ttxiif bad the Buoticanury hill under cous.der.ition nnd roU'jjiittd it to tho sub- jillitincc''.

I linvo no fears when tho question is canvassed lint a i tlio democratic clumunt in the alliances i bu lounil ioyAl to the democratic platform. The quest ion ts nuked iu tho iiewbpnpe-H what wo a i to say about voting on I lie nnicndmt-nt. My is (hut this coniinittcu should somo nciiou i rtfereuto to the form of tho printed ticket. I propose to nut the names of tho uoininees upou the ticket, and as the too vent ion aleodeclfired for the amendment, iu my aflirmativo forui of tho question only whould bo put upon the ticket. Air.

Fin ley wanted, a i i to at lenut put anli-foinimsKioa o'emocrntTlo tlio i o( ecrntchiuK the word "for" ptV and i i T.IIO word "aguiniit" on i tickets. Aa the a took no position on tho other pro posed amendment to constitution, hu Bunceflted that both the wo ds for and against b) printed on the ticket, Secretary ICaultmnn read letters from various mfinbuiii ot the committee explniulug Ihcir absence. One of tbcm wrow that tho usual ROOD i i hln district was wmired, 1.1,0 people lipinn saiisfied since they llnd they not i i a to voto for the constitnlionnl amend nient. AnnthtT wrolo, uruiny that steps bo taken hold democrats to the pledge of the party in favor of the amendment. A note from tbe bonrd of trade, offeriuR thvir elegant rooms for.

the meeting of, tho committee, wns rtHd; also a uote from the AiiHttn i i i tho members of the" com ni it tee to their npartrtieuta, and a note froai CJjftpJcftii. W. FiuuUj'y'Bbd Harris, iocai.eojuruKtec, tbo executive committeo to dinner at 7 p. iu. IK of-tfen governGr-nud vtuplorcd of tlie.vttrici;? atntc-ilopamnpiiis thaukr, fort-ne invitation, tk'edin- TUT was accepte'I, Good) of Anderson, presented resolutions iu brief tunt tho party should bo orunnlzed 5n every county and district, nnd tliat when Ibero is DO chfurcKiii in aoy district or sub- ordinnte organisation, it is tho right and of tho stute chairman to and also to provido i n5 iound neci'f-sfiry in any emergency, which shall prevail uutii tliecommittfe ollierwlso ftrder.

He wanted tho chairman to httve express a i where ho has ouly iuiplied authority. He hpplaudt-d llio cliairmati'a action in exerclsiiiL' his implied authority, referring (o the i a i tint there tas been some, question of the he to remove ail doubt ou this poirt. Mr. Brown of Washington held the chair- IIIHU had expivsa a i he had ercis-ed. Thvry was no doubt of it, ns many precedents were shown for it.

To now cou fer the power as a new thinn was iu effect to condemn the chairman's oxerc.180 of such power. Mr. Brown submitted precedents. Air. Sinks presented a substitute simpU declaring i (be committee rec-ognixo tha't the chainunn lias power to Jill such lludson of Frio also objected to the resolution ns county chairmen, in cases of eancifr', ore upnuioteil by chairmen of sena- tor'al districts.

Mr. Andrews arpued that precedents for the chairman's actiou numeroua. Precedents are law, and thero was no need to the chairman for lawful actions. Chairman IVinit-y said ho hod no personal Jr.terest in tho ijuefilion. He could lor hiuisylf cure of himself.

ttoQch after some further tliscttsslou modified his resolution so that it simply clo- clured a rtc-oisnitiou niui indorseiuent of Chairman Kmley's action and axitborized him to iiitikc niles and regulations iu certain This met Mr. Sinks' views, who i Lh eubiitituto nnd tho Goocb resolution was adopted without any opposition. Urowii of Washington submitted tlio lol- lowing; KtRolvtd, that wo condemn tho action of tlte county democratic convention of Harris tcuiity in passing repolutions recognizing K. P. GHUepio as a democratic nominee of tue i i a district composed of Gal- Teston and Harris counties, after the chalr- luaii of the.

state executive committee had passed upon said as revolutionary and RS au act of iiisubordiuation which ehonld not ho recognised by democrats. Goocfc objected. He indorsed tho chairman, but had not beard from the other hide. wns ex purte. Brown and Hudson both spoke in favor of declaring in plain terms ihe jr.dffroeuj of tbe committee.

A substitute simply indorsing Finlcy's action wns ttthlet). McDonald fnvorcd'the Browu reBolution, toty Itlhcrty, fc'flo Jfcrluto, Wwlker, mm i i Tbo voriYi-titloti ciilicU to ordtT ly Cnittitlu y. W. O'Urkn. H.

ol Uiirilu watelt'ctcc. tuin- poniry clmh nrnri Mid J. It, lf 'J'. A. J.amb nud A.

H. WrJivi-r if JiflVrKon as 'i'Jm i i i i i i i i i i wan -V, nnd lr. H. of was civets cd I 1 'i 1 vVtiliu'r nf i Uy, a T. A.

anil .1. Work of ll.mlin, bi-cri-tu- I 1 nun i it foreKono i-mirhiMoii tl.i.t tlie JI'iu. Clma. SlcwarL would be noiui.mtcil. i wan rein 1 nnd not the Mlm'low of a a i on tilt; i i i i i i A.

i in a fi-wlliiK tier i i i i i CliMH. a tho p-cHi-nt i i i i i i i lo f.nctct'd liiriittt'lf. Thu was by tliu of sevcuil coiiiitif.s. and ainidwi Morm of Llie i a i wjis t'Ulifi; ined by nnd Hen. ClmH.

lici'Iuri'ii i i i i to be a i a i i a bearer in i (the First'! iliBtrirt. Mr. a at bis post of duty iti si i i U-ii was appointed to i i i by i i of thu action of this convention. of WHS clotted t'XL'fiitive clminmui "of tliis illstrici for tho eiu-iiiiiK ti-rm. Vote of ihiu.kH exiouded by the visiting tn the of Ikauiuout for rouru'fcitri e.xtendud.

son of tbo nominee, wns eulleil on and responded, tlmnkiiiu the con- i on behalf of his fattier for i tbo i i they had honored him i Uio tinrninniioii. a i it was particularly i i IIH it would by tho last timo that ho would ever allow bin numo to tro boforo a convention; after this term bo would rt'tiro from political i i a uuder no cir- would bu tvcr bo a candidate Tim Ktearner Ijiuitir v.ill leave here in the i with thu delegates and i frit-nils for un excursion to t-abitie pans. i'ho convention luljourntid BIUO die. IJF.EVU.UI, Sept. a i i in for t-hrea days, at a lute hour last' if.

lit tbe Ketwtorinl convention for Hie Twenty-bixth dibtrict nominated by nccla- nmtioit N. of Victoria.county. All tbo fourteen counties of the district were represented, casting twenty-six votes on tbo basis of tbe state cooveutiou. On the first ballot the Hon. V.

Welldon only lucked a little more tbau two votes of nomination, but bo continued to lose uroi.im. and when withdrawn had a fraction over u-n votes. Captain A. C. commenced with fewer votes tlnn Welldon, but FOOII led bin.

in tho nud Captain Jones was i a and H. HaEiinjis placed in nomination very little cUaiiKQ was made ii Wclldon's vote. Jonea Welldon are two cf the strouKcht men in tbc-districr, but i opponent?) thnt the former opposed tho commission aud the latter had two yciu-3 ni.o run ns au independent democrat find beaten regular nominee of the party. Weiainger au old citi7.eu of the district, furmer, nnd very popular. NOKTH C.UtOLINA.

I.KKUI, N. Sept. stir caused by tbe attack on Senator Vance Colonel L. S. 1'olk, the head of the Farmers' alliance, hns not iu tho least subsided, but dny by day tbe fact becomes plainer that it will if continued cause jv split iu the order which -will be the toglunluitot Uueud.

Colonel Polk left to- dn'c for In company with K. C. bniiib.tuG eimirtian of the democratic atate 1 executivecommUtec, ami itlarnmorcd ilmt. ths purutiee IB. to sectire senile" mentn "of pointa.at issue by a conference A I A -NEVVa THE (JOTTOX UELT STItlKE.

ANA, Sept. sltuatiou nnent the Btriko is pretty much the same here, except that Superintendent Edsou Ima succeeded iu yetting one train manned and sent off to Ilillaboro, nlao one Iflrjzo freight train to Waco. He expects to got three out this to Waco and other points west and east. Tho ntiltudo of tbo strikers is pretty much tbo sumo. They continue to remain peaceable and sober.

On the ground i liftesii or jtwenty United States marshals ready for nnv eirergency, and this even tap several more will he deputized. The man Stepf, who was arrested last ovei.n.7 for interference with trnUs, waa to-rtay released on a bond of his comrades becoming sureties. An order nap been issued ejecting tbe men from the premises of tho company. Present indications nrc that the strike is over hero at any rate, but it is rumored it la worse elsewhere. WACO.

WACO. Sept. Cotton Belt strike has extended to Waco, all of tlio eight switchmen goinc; out in sympathy with tbe The day yard mnn ie the only one at work, and he handles the passenger trains. The men arc nou-union icon. Mayor McCul.och, nlded the police, aided the railway officials in moving train from too main track into the yards, tho striken) uncoupled cara before an was made fur aid.

OF niiMAK, Sept. David E. Bryan of the Kastcru district yesterday cciveil a telegram from officials of the St. Louie, Arkansas aud Texas railway, of which the Sherman aud Mount Pleasant ia a branch, praying that he immediately issue an order of restraint to prevent any- ono from interfering' with i.ho ti-anaaction of butuess ou that system. THE SPORTING THAT DANFORTH-BttENNAN FIGHT AT MEMPHIS.

a III I -I'lMKI'l-tH II I i i I A i i inn ictiButin. GltuirinnD Fiulty piiil thei-o wcro innoy democrats in connty who Icinn thu course of thu county convention. Tbe Mrown resolution finally adopted lib no audible opposing vote. On BUKKesllon of th: chnirmHn a commit- tt-e of three wnH appointed to formulate a tickt-t to Le recommended to county miiteps. queuum wbcther tbe legislative act fftilimittinK tlio constitulionnl Hincnrltncnl did not require the wordy ''for" '1 "ngHinBt" to Im printed on the tickets to considered- by this committee, and If uol.

dnly 'tlie jvord WHS tu bo m-otointcmlMl. A commlttoo of five, i chfiriitiin, to cdnfrrji.tlh nmX onL i of appoiEilmentH for t-puikii-Ji'. Adjourned HI! 'Ida. WEATHER AND CROPS. TVJI1TKWR10HT.

Kept, cotton thla sectioa will full short 25 per ceutoi the July estimate. TLOID. FLOYD, Hunt couniy, cotter, crop, especially the early cotton, has been suffering bitAly for wsnt of rain has quit blooming, timl will perhaps aver- ago a hull bale per acre. The late still blooming and mtiturlng, chuncee, nve It will turn out better than tbe early. It hns been two monthi to-day etoce the laat good rail).

SHERIFFS' DEPARTMENT. Ko matter nccepttd for coliima that docs Dot licit! tlio BlKUature of momher of thfl Sbcrlffa 1 OBKOC'IUIOU of Texaf.l OONZALliS COU.NTV. GOSXA1.E9, Sept. Gon- r.aler. on or about flea-bitten gray horsf, 13 or 14 yeara old, branded on tbe left Bhouldcr.

Small piece in torn out of the upper eyelid on the right eye, W. Jonoe, BtierlfT. trlct Thii ilemocratlc convcntlonof the First rites nQpe ofe N. A. Cra, ccuwentel.iD o.nrcit^'to-iUj*- ThMuT ry.

AViItor, Shot a Ooastabli. I.R, town throvfn into pialc of oieite- nient thl avenlng 'Hbout 6.SO o'clock tht. nltootiag of Consuble J. S. Vernon by J.

I. Tlio laltor wan flnoli In jn.slicu'.f gourtfor hutiM nni! refc.ied flnu and tiled to cucanA, V'pr- noii'n wound will likely ODI- trrn aro In pcmuit and hard not been hear 'J'otnTny i ihu llnrlciii wi'lKlit, Sir. i i a T. Mnclicy, iiiniiiiKerniiil m'coml, to tbu city from yvvterdny a Ht'ill thow traceH of the limiUhim'iit received in inalcli, but btliiTwlni) thu lighter ia i and as aa ever. i and Mackey in terms of i courteous treatment JMcmphiaua, the chief o' police i.ud i i men.

AH to the Hyht itnclf botli ayruu tho Mc.Mauuy of St. wna In hia iledsioiiB toward Danforth, while bin treatment of I a Hhowed partis-inship the niost offensive character. Mr. Mucker suys after the light McMunus acknowledged that ho had dealt moat a i by Tommy, but said by way of e.vciiw that- ho WHS rattled. Me 1 Mantis-, it is said, is ft warm peraonnl friend of Erennr.u'B and came from St.

J.OIHB for thu express iiurposo of refereeiutr tho llrcnnan going to the depot in to meet him upon his arrival. Tho Dauforth party wero given to understand that Mc- Mliliua wns a professional lighter, and believing, therefore, that he was wull poa'ied upou the rules aud would treat tho contestants with equal fairness they mudo no objection to hie aelectioa. IJanforth'u statement to tho press is ns follow. 1 The spectators nnd tho reporters treated mo fair. They eamo to see.

a sijUare light; and 1 did my bust to (jive them the knew how. i lirraunn bus a longer rohch nnd Is several inches taller, both weighed under 13d. Uuriug tbe eiyht rounds liron- nau never led me but once, that in thu laat one. I Imd him at the end of each round. He did not knock lliO down.

I (dipped in tho second and went down, lireuiiau with ice, when ho fouled by Ilherately putting bis knee ou my throat and punching me. Foul nnd was claimed and it wnH'i't allowed, and tbe lookers OQ became diesiitis- liud at thu uncertain refereo who didn't seem to know what a fight was. Drennan in the third round, grogxy nnd sick, threw up his haude, claimed time of referee, was allowed, ncd said to his seconds, "I'm licked," while 1 was made to go into my corner. One more punch would have nettled my man, ns I had positive assurance that I had half a i yiit to just hit him that one punch. Iu the last round lirenunn knocked mo down, aud while waiting for time--only eiyht seconds a a amused himself punching me in the neck nnd buck, and I could not.

buve got up if I an ted to. I ain't kicking about Urennau; he didn't whip me. bnt the referee, Hugh McMnnns of St. Louis, did by his rulea. which wure never heard of in nny prize fight before.

Mr. Msckey added that he met Link Pope, who seconded Brenuau, at tlie breakfast table on tho tnorning alter the fight, nna that in talking the fight over Pope readily that Danforth bad won tbe light over and over Alter the fii'ht Uanforth chflllcnKed Brennan to a return battle for 1500 a aide, the winner, to take both stakes pate receipts, nnd posted $100 forfeit in the office of the Memphis Comnfercla). however, sayn tbnt it wSU be ImpqwstWo for', liiiii tt fight again, withiu tbreeiifoiithfi. So there seems to he no piobahHity that the filiht will come off. Tho It-fier'8 share of the purse, $'100, has heen p.iid ove? -Panforth.

nnd the re- niainde'r, tSOO, Is held by the managers of the light on ll.inforth's protest againut their paying it to Hrennan. To strengthen the nrotest the following dispatch was sent Mils morninp: NEIV ORLKAJCR, Sept. Loeb, Memphis: I xvill hold you and Mr. flirsch responsible for bnlauce of purse money in the Brennan-Danfortb fight of.S,umiuy. potter explains all.

The press accounts of the support the version of the affair given by both Danforth and Mftckey. (Picayune, Sept. 3. HUGH M'MAMiS RETORTS ON DAXFOItTH. MoManus, who referec-d tbo Brcnnan-Danforth fight, was seen by the Picayune's correspondent tn-nigbt.

He is very Bore ovtr Dariforth's chai'ge of unfairness. Ho aaid: "It Is all very well for Danforth to talk when he Is New Orleans and I am in Memphis. "As fat ns tho statements that! allowed Brennau to foul him several times, I can say that Danforth also deliberately fonled Brennan, nnd the statement that my decisions were unfair ia utterly false. Danforth knows this, nnd as for allowing nau more time thnu he waa entitled to, why that Is equally false. I did iiotliUu such statements at first, but paid tlon to the matter until he began to talk too loud In New Orleans, so I therefore want to nut In my little say.

I never saw licked man yet that did not have a thousand excuses to offer. "Danforth will have to fight Brennau njjnin or maka a sneak. He has deliberately falsified if he said he did not get a fair show with Brennan. The truth IT Bresnan can lick him at uuy ctnga of the game, and that la what makes tho New Orleans kid feel Heddy Brennan stated Ihnt be would cover Danforth's money to-morrow morn- Inz for n'match to come off within four weeks after articles are signed, WILL FIGHT AGAIN. THE STAKES TO HE 2 TO 1.

MEMPHIS, Sept to the Tommy Danforth's backers called at tho Commercial rlllco to-day and withdrew their forfeit, claiming that Danforth had no right to offer to fight Brsnnan for against $250 without consulting Brennan is highly 'indignant nt what he calls a breach of faith and declares be if ill not notice any more of Danfortb's braggadocio. Up to midnight neither Danfortb nor W. T. Maekey, acted as his second and manager In the Memphis affair, bad bxo advland of the withdrawal of the'deposit, -j- The Memphis Commercial, of. Wednesday wh'A deposited tlOlt with the Commercial as a forfeit for Dunforth for another with Brannan, and by.tho way, in-thtt thing for the sport ttmliin It, tola a reporter for the Commercial yesterday that stood from Link that Brennau would meet Danfortb again at 180 pounds, conditions as tbe pretious fight to Komu, but Brennan wlil not light below 133, or two pounds.

Hiebard, however, means business, and instead of taking down bis money aulhorlr.td the Commercial to retain forfeit and announce he will back Danforth to fight Brennan for $500 against 1250, the winner to take nn5 l-ho gate roceSpls. Richard enters Into this tort ffport lor excitement pf thing, la -vety nailinc to kijl- tportlug Iu MnnsphlB, thin If central poiut men can mwt- half way, has whole sonlwl ftl and It a rltf tl.it will alwuyii turn out Rood paying nroTid." lirraiiitn nt oildn i)' tvvn Iu ouu hi tlio (hi) fluht to cvuiu uiV tone wrehu after the rlKiiloK (f ou the numo Krouud att previous fluht, i 1) ounce (or Miuiiuin of berry mlcii, ihu i i to itccive ihti nitl-e, a mid It afn to nay Hint Mr. McMnnus will HIWII to rufurfu.ilii' oi'Xt Sumo cttul-lij-Hih-d. welt i.cs'.cii wh'i i trent Ootb wllli unucl fair- tll-SH i b'l chCM-ll, Hll'l tllL 1 i clic.nci: to O.Kifort'i lolejirain i i nnd i c.o huo i i i at oute, i i at or nt I 'J'hu men i liyht at IS'J pounds. i Haytf a UioKovcalled Mem- phiii Alhlett; chill is cu'M'iovcd of 1.

lit two men. both creditors of Kri'iiiiiiu. i i a they were playing for t'ven anil could a their piny hy Ui-fiiii'iu Their iiBsimancu will not he renulruil at tlie next IT WAS A A i 7 A I I I I I I'KOHIA. 111., Sept. Joe Xacarith of St.

l.ouls and Jack Welch of Pcoriu fought ft twcnt-y-dKht lounil Dnttlo Nt Chillicothe grove this in tlie presence of about DOO speciaiore. weighed 17U ami Weicli IIH pounds. Time wan called at 2.10 and the flsht ended in a draw two hours later. IIRMIWOTO completely exhausted and unable cull of time- in. the i round.

Three ucd- a. hnlf onuc. 1 elores were used in older to meet tho requirements of tne law. I I A I A SIX PAYS' MATCH ALMOST AFSURKn. Tha announcement in yesterday's NEWS of a prospective walking match in Galvej- ton haa caused numerous inquiries to bo made as to who tho noted pedestrian referred to As yet bis uamo will remain a secret, although there are other men in tberity who will undoubtedly enter a days' race.

-Professor. Jternan, who -is in constant training for athletic events, says ho will enter, as will Jou ('artwritjht, a man from Dallas, nnd two locals. I TURF. STR1K-. lit A i A i 1M A I A N.

Sept. board iiii moruiiiK, PnrcaJI did nol rlvu thin Kiovp.in^ nnd iuid A. tho J.abo: 1 ami Hamilton HitiriKoi 1 for tlrj tuok tb Ktnipl i i a i a ou th(! NVu- (Joirtr.il at thu order of the i vleu pi-esiilunt, and he un- de-stiod that wns KinlH'Hdod for lack ul i to di'l net I know i i body vnis dlsmiaii'd bueiiuii' hu was Knight of Labor. illMuliarcud employe, testified a be had been Iti tho employ o'. the coin- puny fin-1 ichti'ull years.

IlinnL 1 diBchiugfti i line unvii no n-aHon, telllni; lie a fur. Ho suiipuiied that it was lu'cnunti bo wan a i i of Labor. Hu had never boon reprimanded, Biispuud- od, iiccuscd of or incapacity. The i of 01-lnT employes was of the biunu ki'iil. Thu oil- jwt of the witnesM'H ivas to tbi-y were on account of their connection i the i ol Labor.

Officials of the- road testified to thn illhebiirgo of men for Ciillse, ia one instance thu cause assigned for the discharge of three me.i benlgthHt bothering i vho commltteo when they uhould-have been nt work. Commlbslonur Purcoll asked for the production of tile agreement betwt-eu thu and men -as heretofore published, aud it was put iu thu. evidence. Both sides de clared themselves through and tho'heaving was declared closed. Purj-cll in closing said be wished It understood that the law itllo'wed thu court to give au opinion or decision only when both pur- ties oonspatfd.to arbitrate.

Iu this casu thu board would consider the testimony nud a certain recommendations for au muicablu settlement of the- difficulty. Tho board cult not make flu sunonuce- muut, however, hut through the'letfislatui-e, so Januar? will probably a when the review will become public. Tbe only advantage thus fur gained is iii the bring-, inpr of thu case in ita trua litjht buforo the public. A MINISTER'S CRIME. wit: Augtl Trlrr, Wlk, Jvff 1JAV.

BAY, N. Sept. Virst race: One irile. Kingston first, Kyrlo B. second, Elevo third.

Time: 1.42. Secoud race: Three-fourths of mile. Streathmeuth first. Lord Harry second, Ijiz- 7.ie third. Time: 1.05 Third race: FulMriLv Bobby Beach first, Clarendon second, Costa Rica third.

1 1.1025. Fourth race: Ono mile nnd ODO furlong. Tattler first, Paris second, little Jim third. Time: 1.57 2-5. Fifth race: One mile and one furlong.

Les Angeles ilrs't, Erie second, Chemise third. Time: 1.55. A I A A AT Ii.II. E. New York JO 4 Hrooklyn 1 4 Hattcries; Sharrett arid Clui-k, Lovctt and Ualy.

Umpiio: ATIJIIKMOO. CWcago l- 2 Cincinnati 8 5 3 Batteries: Lnby and Naitlo, Dolan and Har- rinnton. Umpire: McQuaid. AT J'lTTSHIJIIO. Pitlshurnr-Clevcland game postponed on account of raiu.

A A AT NEW YORK. li. Bit. K. Brooklj'n .12 31 4 ew York 4 18 4 Hattoriex: fiowuois'antl O'Day and Ewinj.

Umpire: AT BOSTOH. Boston 4. 7 (j hiliuleijihial 6 4 1 Itatterlss: Gumbert asd -ilurphy, nurantou and Cross. c.iKu ESTOQ postponed op. 'ac-' coiiat raiu.

TRIUMPHANT TROOPS. The Salvftilornn Army 'Knters Ltuertad Atnlil (in At of People. LALlBERTAI), Sep-i Central and South American and Mexican Telegraph Company's Cables Direct to Gr.lveston]-- Amid the clamor of church be'ils, salvos of artillery and bauds of music 7000 ineu of I ho Salyndoran army made their triumphal entrance into the capital thia morn- Ing under the commp.nd of General in Chief Antonio Ezeta nnd Generals Delgado, Lopez, Monedero, Gutierrez, and others. They camo via Sousonate and Santatecla from the frontier. Tho whole city is profusely decorated and the streets are packed with enthusiastic multituded.

General President Eiwta and L-cuora, accompanied by Generals Kulz, i'as- tor and a number of Jadics end gentlemen, witnessed the delilement of the troops from the balconies of the municipal palace nmid great cheering. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. The accident on tho Lonsonate railroad was caused by an eitra express train coming in collision with an ordinary train. Tho former pulled up In time to avoid a serious disaster, but one fireman was killed. A I NOTES.

PKATH AND ISSAKITY. 'LoXDnsr; Sept, Colonel Hoeller, who commanded a Bavarian regiment which was' forced to march at full speed from Markbreit under, a scorching BUD (luring" the recent maneuvers, baa been dismissed from the service. Of the 880 wo fell by the way from fatigue many will never recover their health. Threo died and Eli committed auicide by throwing themselves into the river, tbo men baring been rendered Insane by their sufferings A TRAIN WRECKED. Five rerio.us Reported OD tlie Missouri, KMUSRS Texaf.

KANSAS CITY, Sept, It is reported here thnt ft bad wreak of a freight train occurred Iftst night on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas at Caney, by tbe disconnecting of a switch by some unknown per son. The englcMr and lonr tramps are reported killed and tbe flremeu fatally ed. Six cart of bogs killed nud eighteen carl of grain burned. A MINING DISASTER. A Oavt'In Entombs Hlmrs-A Rtf- Party at Work.

Sept 5. --Eight miner JiBsre burltd in- Lake Asgellne mine by a 'diTB-in on tha sixth this morning. Every effort ia made to rescue them. msn are allvs and are being ccmmuni- with by means of a pipe used to con- Ttr comprusca air for the drive. A Updrtlnr Man Diet.

Sept. Bna Bureh, a member ot sporting ra- Urulty and wsll 'known In Memphis, died suddenly, presumably of niatt diseaee, He was, tKe dBBtroyor 'littlntf at lh.i faro teble orerBrAnn'i mloon ths corner Main Wanhlngton had just pushed eTiiilr back aod tngtged in he clssnad to brwiit and txt-lwia. Van twen a ruin-lot of Mempfcti far nf iit in Commtrclii dlff A Georgia Neg 1'ieuoliPr in ATLANTA, Sept. 5. -ISpcctall-- 3 lev.

William-iioopp, colored, who is in the Calhoun county jail charged with the poisoning of a family ot on his plantation, three of whom are dead, has a record. Kin wife makes a confession which recalls number of deothe in Floyd cor. my. Four years ago Hev. Willinm Hoone and his wife and two children settled in Floyd.

Ho WHU attractud by the charms of Will Ale- Carver's wife-. The wo'mnn rttiirned tho feeliup. Will McCarver, Boone and her two children died lew months later. Bconu married Mrs. McCorver and the pair moved to county, where the recent trayedy took place The former Mrs.

McCiirver is heartily tired of her chance of husbands and voluntarily tells the story of his crimes. STRIKING SWITCHMIN. Thu Cotton Ilelt KOHI! Trouble Ht Waco. ST. Lnuis, Sept.

A special from Wnco, to the Republic Tho Bwitchmen'B strike ou the Cotton Beit is spreading. Every man in tho yard here sti tick to-dar. Tfala wns done to induce the Toart to nccode to the damandsof the etrikera nt Coreicann for three aclditiooul ineii in the rard.s there and one additional. mim oil. each local.

The "first freiaht that Iiu been mored iD in to-dRr: The strikers nre not iicion moOg'lbcre." bsing 'no' -brunch linhed Sere. r-r. SL 17010311 Fatally, JBurMji. DAI Sept. K-- About p.

hi. while Ida While of 171! Elm street 'as preparing her husband's supper she attempted to light a fire with coul oil.and the flames from tho stove ignited the oil and caused it to explode with a noise like tbe discharge of pistol. In moment the woman was a mftfis of flames ftnd her husband, who was sleeping, was awakened by her cries. He tried to extinguish tho lire, but wns badly burnt, about tea linudo. The woman ran into the yard, where her clothes were torn oS her by a ranh named Robert Donelly, but her injuries were BO serious that she expired shortly after 1 o'clock.

Death of a Fasienffer. Four WonTJi. Sept. This morning when the west bound Texas and Pacific train arrived one of its passengers, a young man apparently in ill health, got off and walked around on tbe platform, lie WAS observed to stagger and then fell. He was t-akeu in tue Oiiinocbio hotel, where he diet! in live minutep.

His name wns E. W. Messmore and was ticketed from St. Clair, to San Francisco, Cai. He was in tbe last stnaes of consumption, and this was the immediate cmusd of hia de'ath.

His relatives have been' notified. Golumbni News. 'COLUMBUS, Sept. Tha case of Weiss Bros, for tbe me and benefit cf T. Kuuff man, assignee of H.

Atnther, C. A. Dlttnan, which has been trial all of this week was determinod to-day by the jury rendering verdict in favor of the defendant. There was involved in this suit several thouinndacrprof.liuill located ID this and Austin couutias. Yesterday tho grand, jury indicted John J.

Cannon, a Galveitonin, swindling. Cannon passed a forgei'. cheek on tun Simpson bank for MO. He is iu jail, beinit unable tu give bond. A Blue Qrasi Sensation.

PAHIH, Sept. Tyo weeks ago a sensational society event was promised for the Bourbon fair week, by a few knowing ones. Lrat night tlia denouement carao fa a double elopement o( two prominent young couples, Deputy Sheriff Joseph Forsyth nud Miss Lillian Metcalfa of Detroit, but formerly of Lexington, and Ferguson and Miss Mayme Kenusy of Kenney otittion. The quartette left thi fair grounds 4 o'clock afLflrnoon and wsut to Cincinnaii OTOI- the Kentucky Central Fast line and ranrried. A War ANNISTON, Sept.

Intense ment prevailed at Ilagland yeitirday, a Tillage thirty miles from hers, pver a threat" nee riot. A series ot meetings wort in prontsi at the' Methodist church and some -thirty negroes rushed bvlldlnt nourishing ptnols nml anil threatened to kill all who luterfcrod. Several shots were fired tod tliret white men were wounded, The whlB loft the church and armed msombliDg In the square, but by tnii time the negroes had dispersed. Further trouble ii expected' A Bullet In His Bruin. NmnASKA CITY, Sept.

Jumna Hossay', ft liitn war, days ago, eppllod for a peu- iiioa on wouud rwnived nt Fort Itynolnon. uppllcatioii reject ad its no mirk or woiini! ootiiil lie fonnd on bit htaii 111) clilfnul iii'VO After hli death a post Mrt ft buckshot wus im- bediM.nhi« Sriiti. wlli oak to? THK ILLINOIS CENTK A CinCULAH FROM US' HKI! Cluui ll-Llri-(l "fmmti lui; iJJ: VUI.K, Kcjit. t-vebiiu; jinpt-r pulilishi'H nsi'vret (ic'tilion which it.ntntru is now drcubitL-il a.nong tho i of i ('cntriil raii- rufni. thorn to rine ill n-l)eiiion tlio liiHiinKi-UR'nt of tho contpany, JIL wlionu lu-iul stiimlu l-'r, Hidcnt i i uf York, nni) uu- I'l 1ms hum by li 11.

Him-irnali, also of Xc-u- York. The petition attitt-H (tio is prtictically ou tlin verjju of i thrcuiib a luiamnnago- of its alTuira. Thn i i i from the rnport ot Wil.iani Osbo-n i.i 1KSJ miuii ihrik-liv- cry i i i 3 Cantriil iliri'ctoru of Chicago, Kl. Luuiniind Ovloiiurf raii- romi. wnlch he had relmbilitaitd to "sliow tne aaci goo I.

adrtt-o of Oaboru conccrnli'K prgptrty." The contrast is llieru miiiie between tlie prosperous of tue couiDiiny iu 1S63 and tliustate iu 1883. A (ivu of thq' I''isli- i i incnayiL'mint, It IH thown a i mi inccKiKe in-tho debt nhi) of J31.yj:),000 there has bfen a ilforrase of 01 in the nut Famines tho opor.ition of tho When tho rtsullu for 1S83 i ire corapai-e'l i those of ihc fib-- cnl year endini; June 30, 18W), the-latter a yi-nr of ueuvy trnlli'; to tho prolific yield of grain iu 1SSS auU liisa, ilividvudn have fallen from. 8 por cent in JBKj to ti per i isfi'J, and tht market oi bold- injts in tho same period has fallen from 4H5 toma- Thf petition states that it is be- lieyel a since the report of Ib'-S wns published the debt of thu company, has bvi-s iu- crejisecl by several million dollars and that toe debt and stuck are apuroxliuntely in oxtess of 13B3, oud thtro far.bi-lievtug tliat this tioio company haa nlno a fljutink- dclit" from ii.uuj.uoo to it be apparent that aftur pjyina the annual clmrt'i-s mHi-fjiu fur pet- cent ciividvnds is now very narrow and that further issue of of Block us recently-proposed by the present rnent or any cousidtr.ililo increaFU In dubt. nnd l.otermi, account will force reduction of dividends and a serious decline in lua market value of shares. Neither H.

i i a i a nor StKyvrssnfc Fish aro in the dty to-dny. At the ofike of the f.onner in tbe Equitable, bntidingii. younger hrother of the first muntioutjd euid lie kucv? nothing about the above circular. STILL HARP.NG. The Attorney Oonci-nl ScpUH tn Ilnvo the Clnirtor of tile K.

Furfuitrtl. ACETIX, Sept. attorney eral to-dny instituted suit in the district court liere to forliit the charter of the Mis- souii, Kansas nnd Texas railway, alleging iuat the roan has absorbed several smaller ones, contrary to law and in violation of, charter. i hi utata cf Cniietv i'llll. Sn li.ilf, rlt.inu at t.iMl*(iH Hi- lif ihdr WM.

Waco Wi'fs. WACO, Sept. Marlin troublei broke out In fresh place to-day. Major Suolton ordered the arreal of Sheriff WardV He was arrested by City Marshal Coleman who IB constructively onfler'arresf Vih-Mlf. "hud Wurd ia to be tried for ob- strnetiuKthe.mBrsii.al a quar- antihn orqinfint'9." Av the board of traflo nicetinu to-Bight it.

conreution c-f real estau in cslk'd li mcot Wnca Octolwr -cotMiuit ns the liest for the iirumotiou of immi- gnttion, etc. Dcleaates to the business convention af Fort Worth were appointed. Gurley, Koss Gtirley have sued the- Arausas Pass for 2SO.OOO due lor gradu work, between Wuco and Cameron. A Blight. Wreck.

Utah, Sept. The eastboulidi overland flyer on tbe Union Pacific mil- way, which left here early this morning: was partially derailed thirty miles east. Two coaches and a chair cnr went over on their sides and down a bank fifty feet high. One passenger, a lady, wns seriously but not- fatally hurt. Others were badly up.

The accidental falling o'a brake rod caused the HOTEL ARRIVALS. At tho Ueach-- N. Calisu? New York; A. Johnson, Cincinnati; L. A.

llnwkinp Mew York; A. E. Aron, Cincinnati, (X: K. D. Kmlthers, Chicago; ,1.

Y. Prohnnski, W. J. Ticlictt, Otnalio; B. F.

Cincinnati, Puul Aitermunn, A. J. I.abadl, Albany; P. A. Fitzhnicb.

Austin; James Heriidou nnd rnmily, 7'yler; A. C. Dassett, Alex Amos, New York; Cavter, Celeste; J. D. Hulchinpp, filnnccs- ter; E.

E. Beck, Pnrit; Dan liiploy nml wife, Houston; Mrs. P. A. Elder, Cincinnati; Win.

H. drove, North Carolins, H. Witcher, New- Orleans; Wra. Aycbck, Texas; a D. Poolc (ireenville; A.

L. Chamberlln, New Yorkt Jas. McArion and family, Columbia; K. P. Chamberlain, Taylor; J.

C. Ifi'tzRernlil. Denisbn; John McLaurfu and wife, Aunlo and Edna McLaurin, San Marcos, At the Washington: J. W. Hally, Haliy, Alvin; D.

S. M-- Johnson, Kansas City; Frnuk Tremble, Matn. toon. Ill; W. W.

McCorcle, Kel Icon; ILL. Van Laust, Fort Worth; E. D. drier, Celeste; W. C.

KoberVn, Dallas; Mrs. Rtency. Wnco: H. Jarma nnd son, BhifT Geo. Edlen nnd wife, Fort Worth; II Shlvelen, New York: T.

Nuemnn, St. Louis; C. H. Davison, Livingston-, Mrs. KB.

HIce, Houston; L. W. Moore, Snn Antonio; E. L. Aldrlch, Grapelsnd; C.

Hail, Ixiuis; T. W. Shcavsr and wife, Williams; J.W. Hurrous, Sulphur Sprinsa; If. Wavcrly; Amos Ijee, Matngordn.

At the Tremont: E. J. Wilson, W. 8. Brooks, Brazorin; Qoc.

A. Helm, W. A. Tnlley, Dnllus; Wrs. J.

MoDtau- don, Benson; W. Hays, Boston; Adg. Werner, Kew Orleans; S. W. Snowt nml wife, Quarry Station; A.

Kansas. City, L. S. Rips, Selmn, A. Jacobs, Palestlno; Heurf Cook.

New Or- Ictnt; Oeo. New York; C. Alexander, Murton. Denver; Maddox, John W. Harris, J.

Jobunon, Aasv tin; S. H. Herbersoii; Ueo. W. ilerrrr.

I'nll- kdilphla; Krnnville H. Martiu San Antnnto; G. Hi Katcht-r, Geo. K. King, Mobile.

At the Girardln: J. Kultn, Ixinisvillc; T. H. NevfYork; J. W.

Paris; H. C. Gloret, Ntiv Texas; G. G. Hamiret, Htno- vido.

i --TnE heat regulator pf illco-Hive. orKans; also- best known, Is Ausonura lliticrs, tho. Ur. .1. O.

B-. Slcm-rt A Bftlin. Rheumatism According t.n recent InYCltltrfttlntiv li ty dxcoii of ucld 111 the Tlili t- tito llAiiH 1 la afrll liridd'i SurwpirHln eurt ilrr.KHnk.l^lltfcf oTO.I:llXTO*tO.,XM«)--. IOO JMHter.