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Jerusalem and Jaffa has been completed Women who own hous have cast their first ballots. At Hougiiton, Mich., 300 copper min- ers have struck for higher pay. Cholera is decreasing in Prussia and at the ports of Hamburg and Hav Henry George’s newspaper, the Stan- dard, \ias suspended publication. B. M. Rix, astock breeder, was liter: ally torn to pieces by a mad bull near Omaha, Neb, he State election in Arkansas on Monday resulted in the su of the ntire Democratic ticket. Without apparent cause Rev. J. E. Julian, Episcopal rector at Leesburg, Fla., has committed suicide. John J. Harley, a Treasury clerk, has disappeared from Washington leaving $2,000 of unpaid bills behind. ‘The steamship Circassian is still upon the rocks at Pomte Aux Trembles, and it is doubtful if she can be floated again. While returning to his home at Rich- mond, Staten Island, Harry Nolan was obbed by masked highwaymen. in Mississippi shot anc The Irish team of gentlemen cric arvived in this country on Monday, 4 were defeated in their first day’s play at Boston. A train robber held up a Pacific ex press messenger just out of Kansas City secured several thousand dollars and es- caped. ‘The Pope has given orders that during . the e poor pilgrims will be lodged in the Vatican and be entertained free in every respect | ‘Yrain robbers Evans and Sontag were near Visalia, Cal., but sheriff's posse could ap- seen by chi escaped befor proach them. Directors of New York’s burned Metro- politan Opera House have voted to re- ouild and the matter will be referred to he ste adeéIphia, now in ; y be ordered to Venezuela to join the Concord and Kearsage in en- forci American rights. The cholera scare has led to reports of cases of Asiatic cholera in various parts of the country, all of which on investiga- ion proved to be simple maladies. Sir John Abbott, Premier of Canada, has practically decided to resign, owing » ill health, Sir John Thompson, astice, will succeed him. The eruption of Mount £tna is subsid- ing in violence. An immense amount f property has been destroyed by the ava, which has been flowing since July 8. Minister o} Charles Craig, who plead guilty to ee at Nashville, retted doing so, ind wanted a new trial, The courts lecided against him. The Free Thought Federation of Amer- ea was formally organized at Chicago. Its objects are to resist interference of the Ciiurch in all matters pertaining to government—Federal, State or muuici- pal. = Daniel Dougherty, the “silver-tongued orator.” died in Philadelphia, on Mon- 166 years. He rose from a day penniless lad to be one of the ablest law- yers and most popular orators of his ime. The course to be pursued by Canada with reference to the imposition of the retaliatory tolls against the Dominion’s ports w nsidered at a Cabinet meet- ing at Ottawa. It is understood that no decision was arrived at. The miners in the Coal Creek and Oliver Springs districts in Tennes « : dave been ordered by their leaders ease work until further notice. It looks 1s if there would be a general strike and troops have been ordered to the scene. It is said that Emperor William and Lord Dauraven will both issue challenges for a yachting contest for the America Emperor William’s yacht “Me- is the once famous “Thistl beaten by the “Volunteer. The “cases” of the Governments of the Cnited States and Great Britain, relative o the Behring S bitration, have been xchanged. This is the second phase. There will be but one more. The matter will probably be settled in December. Mr. Gladstone has written a letter stating that he did not offer Mr. Labou- chere office because of certain incidents connected with his position and occupa- tion. He explains that Mr, Labouchere’s action in voting against royal grants was no bar to his holding office, The “sporting world” was agitated dur- ing the week over the pugilistic tourna- ment at New Orleans. Jack McAuliffe, the champion lightweight pugilist, de- feated Meyers, the “Streator Cyclone,” and George Dixon, the colored feather- weight champion, easily disposed of Jack Skelly, an ambitious Brooklyn amateur. The heavyweight battle for the ham- pionship of the world” between John L, Sullivan and James J. Corbett, resulted mn a victory for the latter in 21 rounds, The stakes in this last contest were ° )00, with a bet of $10,000, the amount of money ever fought for, The Cooley Gang Again. Six masked men entered the home of John Walters, a farmer, 70 years old, living near Masontown, and after bind- ing and gagging Mr. and Mrs, Walters, and her brother, Jacob Cover, they forced them, at the point of the revolver and by threats of torture, to disclose where their money was secreted. The robbers se- It is thought the outrage was committed by the ( YY gang. y Inspectors in Session, JOHN MORELY IN !RELAND. He Roleases a Prisoner Held for Contempt of Court. ‘ Hon. John-Morley’s assumption of his duties as Chief Secretary for Ireland, by taking up his residence in Dublin, has created much excitement and interést among Irishmen, Among the first fruits of Chief Secretary Morley’s presence in Ireland is the release of a man who had been imprisoned for contempt of court by defying the decision of a judge on a question of eviction. Sr. Morley has gone the whole length the law allows him in releasing this prisoner. Asked if he would refuse to aid the police in ef- fecting evictions in Ireland, Mr. Morley id that he had been warned that he was bound by law to assent to officers as- sisting a sheriff in carrying out evictions. If he refused to give such assent then the Irish Unionists would indict for a breach of the law. REV. SAM SMALL SHOT. Toughs Break Up Meeting and the Evangelist is Seriously Wounded. Rey. Sam Smail, the noted Evancelist, was shot in the thigh Tuesday at Hazle- ton, Ind, ‘The prohibitionists have been holding meetings at Hazleton, and Small was invited to speak, At the evening session a crowd of toughs rushed in and broke up the meeting. Rev. Small ent to his hotel and was about to re- when a shot was fired through the tir wibdow, hitting the Evangelist in the An attempt is being made to thigh. arrest the perpetrators. Cholera at New York. Three steamers having cholera on board are now detained in quarantine, y York. These vessels are the Mo- ravia, Rugia and Normannia, all from Hambu In all 64 cases of cholera have occurred on these vessels, of whom 42 have died, About a dozen new case have developed since the vessels been in quarantine, The steerage | sengers, among whom the disease broke out, hve all been removed to hospitals on Hoffman Island. The health author- ities of New York are confident of their ability to shut out the disease. s- Tammany Hall for Cleveland. The Tammany Hall General Commit- tee ata meeting at the wigwam in New York gave Candidate Cleveland an en- thusiastic endorsement. The chairman madea brief address eulcgizing the Dem- ocratic Presidential and Vice Presiden- tial candidates, and at each mention of Cleveland’s name the hall shook with cheers. Hon. Bourke Cockran, in one of his characteristic speeches, thea pre- sented resolutions endorsing the declara- tions of principles adopted by the Demo- cratic Convention at Ch ‘The President's Plans. According. to present advices President Harrison will le Loon uke early next week. He will takea special train over the New York Central Railroad which will stop long enough for him t¢ address the citizens of Potsdam, Canton, Ogdensburg, Watertown, Utica, Herki ernational Factory In f tion has just concl annual session at Hartford,Conn. Re: iutions were adopted recommendi tion on short hours of labor, re. icting the employment of children, mpelling factory inspection in all es, and against the sweating system, 2,000 Afghans Killed, A dispatch received from London says: “It is reported from Merv that 2,00C Afghans were killed in the last battle with the revolting Hazaras, ” mer and probably of several other towns before reaching New York. From the latter city the President is expected to go direct to Washington via Pennsylvania Railroad, reaching there in time to take part in the Grand Army Encampment. Want Our Mutton. Secretary Rusk has just received through the Department of State a copy of a letter from Minister Lincoln stating that Great Britain has removed the pr hibition on the admission of live sheep from the United States into that country, The order requiring the slaughter of these animals on the docks where landed within ten days after arrival has been re- voked, and hereafter they may be ship- ped to any part of the kingdom if th are landed at the proper ports and pass inspection. Cholera Subsiding, Asteady decrease in the number of ses of cholera in Hamburg, in: the hope that the epidemic bating in that city. There is the distress among the poorer sses, however. The disease appears to be spreading in Paris, but there are no signs of public uneasiness. The disease in Russia still continues its course. It is claimed that Bremen is now free from the disease, Wants the America Cup. The German Emperor has decided to enter his yacht, the Meteor, to compete for the America cup in 1893. The Meteor was formerly the Thistle, the Scotch yacht which was defeated at New York in 1887, by the Volunteer in the races for the America cup. It is reported that Lord Dunraven has accepted the cl lenge to race for the America cup and in- tends to build an 80-ton cutter. Lost on Lake Superior, An expedition has started out from Moquette, Michigan, to search for a party of twenty-one berry pickers who are supposed to have been lost on Lake uperior during the big storm of last week. On September 1, two brothers ned Gauthier took on a party of nine- teen berry pic on a sloop at Grand Marois to bring them to Moquette and that was the last heard of them. The Outrage was a “Fake.” 1 tearing down and dragging streets of the American flag nt of the Queen’s Theater is now acknowledged by N nce, manager of the “White Squadron” company, to have been a pre- arranged scheme to advertise the play, Florence made a public confession and apology and was notified by Canadian from the fr in Montre A Ship Full of € The steamship Scandia arrived at quar- antine in New York on Friday last full of cholera. Thirty-two deaths from tie disease occurred during the voyage across theAtlantic, Of these twenty-nine were steerage, two second cabin and one fir as passengers. She was anchored at | iow er quarantine, surrounded b Na i hha led by patrol | Fifty Cents Per Wee, $5 CASH ~~ AND~ 50c, Per Week Will buy you @ home iy he CITY OF BOWIE. ~~“ 50 CTS. 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