Bombay, September 13. —A serious riot has |
eccuti' d in the city of I’oon t, in the Bom
bay presidency, which may lead to further
outbr< al».>. A congregation ot Mohamme
dans was praying in a mosque, wnen, a,
procession of Hindoos, ace <mp.;n:ed by' na
tive bands of music, passed on their re
turn from their temple. The Mohammedans
became incensed at having their devotions
disturbed by the music, and sallied out and
attacked the Hhidous. The latter were
quickiy reiifforced, until they numbered
about l.bM. A terrific tight ensued, which
resulted in the defeat of til" Mohammedaiis.
Tne Hindoos then sacked the mosque and
attempted to burn it. but were linahy paci
fied. ami tne building was saved. In tne
metee one man was killed and a large
number were seriously hurt.
Today Hood's Sarsaparilla stands at the
head it: tiie medicine w< "Id. admired in pros
perity and envied in u t by tuousands of
cor pt titi>rs. 1, lias wot access by its won
derful cure*.
Nilrrendered Their t'hnrter.
Indianapolis, Ind., September 11.—The
first effect of the stand taken by the
Knights of Pythias in regard to the Ger
man ritual was felt last night, when Kerner
lodge. No. ♦>, voted unanimously to surren
der its charter, it had 1150 members. The
members then organized a benevolent order,
w hidh they named the "Indiana Zeitung
lioud.”
THE GRAND ARMY MEN.
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THEY IlOT.lt THEIR TWENTY-EIGHTH
ENCA MEM EX TAT Pl TTSRURG, PA.
A Heavy Downpour of Kain Greet* the
ex-Soldiers—General Gordon Han a
Good 'l imo with Boys—Other Notes.
