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The Murder of the Editor of the Cum-
berland Daily Times, on Monday

The Murder of the Editor OF the Cum.
berland Daily Times, on Monday
Last. .. s-#...an,.,.-.t
Aa was announced in our dispatches
yesterday morning, LLOYD L. -CLARY, ed
itor Of the Cumberland Daily Times, was
shot TO death on Monday afternoon by
JouN NJ. RKsLRY in revenge for an arh-
Gle in the paper that morning rejecting
upon his father, Col. HORACE REsIEr
who Is Clerk Of the Circuit Court: The
article reflected upon the fairness ifindeed
1t did not impeach the honesty Of MIR.
REsELY in distributing, as clerk, "the
amount OF costs due the talesmen sum
moned on the LEAR case from several dis
trics in the county" A talesman is a
person called to make up tho def.
cheney in the number OF jurors reg.
ularly summoned. At least that Is
tho dictionary meaning Of the word.
Under the Maryland practice 1t may be
simply the equivalent name Of q juror.
While Mr.. C1ARY's article does not
charge anything directly, 1t is in the
nature OF an imputation and would nat
urally suggest to . reader that an ex-
PLANTATION was needed at the hands Of MIR,
REsLEY. It's publication gave great Of
fenso we presume to Col. REsLEY and his
family, and to his son especially as 1t
seems. So much so that the young man
armed himself and went to the office Of
the editor, and meeting him on the stair
way Of his office, presented . pistol and
fred with fatal effect. From the Cum
berlsnd Heps received last night we take
the following account Of the tragedy:l !. Z; I,
Abou! two O'clock yesterday afternoon
John N. Resley, Esq, eldest son Of Col.
Horace Resley, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Allegheny Co., met John Broydrtck,
ESQ, one Of the proprietors and editors o.
the Times, on the corner .ot Baltimore and
George streets, when short conversation
took place, during which Mr.. Resley asked
Mr.. Broydrick whether he had written
the article reproduced above, Mr.. Broy.
drick replying that he was not the politi-
cal editor Of the Times and had not writ
ten 1t. Alter some further remarks Mr..
Rcsloy went down street, Mr.. Broydrick
going into the store Of 8, +. Mcbride Il
%. across the street Going at once TO
the entrance Of the Times office Mr. Res
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CA1Ro, oct. 2s.-one hundred dollars
was collected at Carboudale for the Mem.
phis sufferers and RENTED TO the Howard
Association to-day. iissE$
The first snow fell at Carbondale last
night, melting as It fell.
UTIcA, Oct. 2s-Ex.G Governor Seymour
hasreceived a telegram from e P. Brad
street, OF Cincinnati, asking that he and
Senator Conkling take charge OF fund
for the benefit oi Memphis orphans, to be
raised by placing extra ballot boxes at
thepolls at the coming election to receive
donations, as was done at the recent cleo.
tionin Cincinnati. There Is authority for
saying that Seymour and Conkling will
accept the charge, and that they ask for
liberal response to this call Tor aid to the
sufferers. So f' -7 as- ~ taf -lfht sA
CLEVELAND, Oct. s.-The City Coun-
Gil was this evening addressed by DR..
Wise, of Cincinnati, and H. n. Lowen-
stein, Of Memphis, and appropriated two
Thousand dollars for aid Of the Memphis
sufferers. - -
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 2S-Mr. Charles
Reeys, Cashier Of the City Bank, collected
$3.50 in this city TO day for the reliei Of
the Memphis sufferers.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, October 2S-Noon.-
The Monographs Is IS feet and rising.
Weather cloudy and cold. The Mollie
Brook leaves this afternoon for Zanes-
vile. ,,.--z.--.....,,...., -. .,,,.7 ,,5
The river Is abouton stand this evening,
with 10 feet 2 inches in the channel.
There was a heavy snow storm this after
noon, butit did not last more than fifteen
minutes. ........--.-..
LOUISVILLE, October The river has
risen ID inches in twenty.four hours end
ing at 6 P. NJ, with 8 feet inches in the
canal and 6 feet inches In the pass down
the Indian chute. Very cold and cloudy,
with snow and high wind. =. " q
CINCINNATI, October 2s.-The river Is
90 feet and rising. Departed-Mallie
Rsgan, Wheeling; Exchange, Pittsburgh;
Ella, White River. A light snow fell
today, A2'' t' aAenJ 2 ~ rt We
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stoppages on Account Of m

stoppages on Account Of the Panic.
New YoRK, Oct. 2s.-serious results Of
the panic are being felt along the Hudson.
The extensive brickyards near Pough-
keepsie have all stopped. The carpenters
and manufacturers are working with half
their usual force. o j. - .all
The extensive print works Of Garner &
Go. at Little Falls, Cohoes, Rochester,
Pleasant Valley, Newburgh and Haver.
straw stopped on Saturday, and 10000
men are out Of employment. The firm
paid $500 900 o month to their employees.
The factories in other places have either
stopped work or reduced their time and
wages. f.4B ls--.l y .s's sl
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Money Matters at Cincinnati and
st, Louis.

The Cincinnati Commercial Of yester-
lsy, in its money article, makes the fol-
lowing remarks abou! financial matters in
tbs, city:
"There has been no material improve
men, in the condition Of our local money
market AS business becomes more de-
pressed, the applications upon the banks
ior discounts increase in urgency, while
lhe ability to supply 1t does not improve
much. The discounting operations oi the
banks refer chiefly to maturing paper, and
Memerely an aid to liquidation oil general
Indebtedness rather than an assistance In
,he promotion OF trade. Outside OF bank
lbere Ia no money offered, and little can
be obtained even on first.class securities
M lts2 per cent. per month. Deposits
have not increased much at the banks
either from individuals or country banks"
In st. Louis, money on the street Is said
to be worth from two to three per cent
per month, and in special cases, 1t is
Added, "good round shayes" are sub
mitted to by those who must have money
orgo to the wall.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct 2S.-The Supreme Court
Of Illinois affirmed the judgement Of the
Criminal Court Of this city In the case Of
Andrew J. Pertet, (colored) the wife muir
derer, and have fixed the date Of his exc.
cution Friday, December 18th. '-' -
E. T. Leonard has been appointed Su.
perintendent Of the Insurance Department
Of the Illinois State Auditors office, vice
Stadden deceased. MIR. Leonard has
acted since 1865 as agent In New York
city Of The State Treasurer OF Illinois In
paying the interest on the State indebted.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
How the Panic Has Affected Various
Kinds of Trade.

Reports Concerning Dry Goods.-
Leather..Boots and Shoes .. Jew.
elry and Silver Ware.-The Wool
Aarket..The Cotton Market.-The
Iron Trade - And the Sewing
Machine Business.
The New York Times Of the 25th gave
afeView Of the state Of trade in that city,
as gathered from actual visits Of It's re-
pO'tes to establishments representing
iSenty'three different lines Of business.
lnregard to the "Dry Goods" the re-
port Is that at present "trade Is only
shout one.third as active as last year.
the stock in the market is large, and
there Is not money enough available to
nOVeiL The retailers are reported to be
over stocked in nearly every instance
artIo have no customers to relieve them"
lurgard to the "Leather Trade" the
report Is that stocks, both in the hands oi
dealers and consumers, orc lower than
usual even at this period Of tho year.
taete are few country buyers who are
OHying small parcels at the same prices as
Previous to the panic in order to fill
orders they have on hands, but beyond
@s nothing Is doing"
The "Boot and Shoe Trade" has been
aaecied more or less. In regard to 1t the
reporter writes that "ths inquiries which
nave been made In this direction lead Il
SHeeonclusion that the sales at present, a.
SO@pased with the sales before the panic
ns., Iaye not suffered any considerable dimi-
SGuon, This, however, Is subject to 9
SuAhncalton, inasmuch as though the
amount Of sales Is pretty much the same
@e prices obtained are lower. Neithel
,s ae amount Of sales very materially DIFF.
,stent from what II was this time last
!@t, but, at the same time, the necessity
VI Keeping up the volume Of business com
Ps sellers TO submit to lower prices"
r, In regard to Jewelry and sllyel
", Ware" the report Is that business Is good
Ibis Is owing to tho fact that busipes,
transactions arc mainly with pco
p'sOuto oi the city. People from tho conn
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Forty.setveh Hundred Gases Await.
ding Action at the Second Auditors

wGsuIxuToS, Oct es,-The report Of
the Second Auditor Of tho Treasury shows
tho number Of accounts examined by that
bureau during tho past fiscal year 10 be
4.S98 ,932 $50 Tor bounty arrears Of pay,
ETC, aggregating over $40, 100000. 1t Is
expected that On effectual stop will soon
be given to the fraudulent practicesin the
bounty claim business, The number Of
cSaes awaiting action 10 4,700. 'e'
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s,-The Republican
has o special from Denison, Texas, which
saysthat lieutenant Quimby, from Fort
Richardson, has arrived there. He re-
ports that the Indians in that region are
very hostile. Several murders have been
committed by them during the past week,
and much stock was run of. A family
living near Wichita were butchered, and
the settlers fled to q rancho in that vicini-
", where they were besieged by large
band Of Indians. Two Companies Of
soldiers lett Fort Richardson Monday In
pursuit OF the sayages The greatest
alarm exists among a portion Of the SET
tiers. The Indians are believed to be
Commanches. 'tdNll'H " ssloh4fi'
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Tho title to the above real estate is guaranteed
= i no liberal terms Of this scheme brings II
within the reach OF all Tho great st Opportunity
ever offered for the poor man 10 rise u wealth,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets $3.50; Rleyen Tickets, &25.c 90;
Fiity.tix Tickets. Sl9soo; One Hundred and
Fifteen Tickets, S25J 90.
TIE drawing win be made under The superin.
tendenee Of 0 commits Q appointed by the high
est officials In the state, duly swOrn 70 tho faith.
ful performance Of the duties assigned them. 81
2 The highest officials both Of City, County and
State have not only endorsed Nj. AbeleS, but
also his scheme lfDy ~ ID - % iIgt,.
The demand for tickets ls unparalleled, and au
d1eiring TO Participate In tho draw ing shoald &C
onco form their cubs and send In their 0rders.
AGENTS WANTED in all States, Cities and
Towns In tho Q, II. and Canadas.t d fjg T. /,
tD- Money should be sent BY Registered Let.
ter, p. o. Order or Express with the fall addresb
OF the purchaser in plain writing .aAf.I...l
For further information and particulars send
nr circulars to the hansser and ProDrietoriaad
'N' 90 SIMON ABELEs, I.
oclseod HillC sr' LRAyGNvoHrH, KANsAs. .
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRlscnco, Oct 2s.-ospt CLARK,
Of the ship Sunrise, was found guilty in
seven counts, for intlicting cruel and tnu.
Bual punishment on seamen. His bail was
raised 70 $25,000 = t.'i-t .
Arrangements are about being complet.
ed for O $4,000 race 70 come the 18th Of
November over the Armada course.
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For Wednesday in Gull and Southern
States, rising barometer, northwest winds
and cool clear weather. +. 90 -rst..g
For Middle and Eastern States, south
west TO northwest winds, cloudy and
clearing weather. ,,,--s,.e .t,efg ~
For Lake Erie, northerly winds increas.
ing to brisk during Tuesday night and
diminishing on Wednesday.
For Upper Lakes, Ohio Valley and
Northwest, diminishing northerly winds
backing to west and southwest with part.
ly cloudy weather. 5s. : : sg-,. i'sts
Cautionary signals continue at Buffalo,
Erie, Cleveland, Toledo, Grand Haven,
Chicago. Milwaukee and are ordered tor
Norfolk, Cape May, Rochester, and os-
wego. .la y ~ 't
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The specie sensa,ton Boiled Down 10

WASHINGTON, October % Ss-Secretary
Richardson's order to Treasurer Spinner
directing payment Of silver, 10 as follows:
You viii please on and after receipt oil
this letter, and until otherwise ordered,
pay public creditors, should they desire
It, On account Of currency obligations, but
not In exchange for currency, the sums
MOTTO excsed five dollars inanylone pay.
ment in silver coins"
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Manufacturing Interests at the East.

Manufacturing Interests at the East.
The accounts given in our extracts from
tho New York Times this morning as to
the state Of trade in that city are not par.
,icullrly cheering. However those ex.
tracts relate rather to commerce than to
manufactures. A special dispatch from
Boston to the Chicago Tribune on the
Goth, gives q statement somewhat differ
ent In It's character from those extracts,
as regards the manufacturing interests.
The statement is said 10 be obtained from
trustworthy sources aud after careful in.
quIry, 1t gives grounds for belief in a
speedy return of prosperity. We quote
as follows:
"The worst Is past; and, alter very lit
lie time, tho capitalist and the laboring
classes will begin season OF prosperity
which will be the better on account OF the
difficulty which preceded 1t. A start,
which Is more likely now than future de-
preston, is only needed to again set bust.
ness going. While ascore Of manufac-
tories have been reported as shutting
down or about to shut down, hundreds
hsvenot yet begun any diminution in their
products, and q very large proportion do
not contemplate II. In certain lines ot
goods that do not perish with the season,
It proposed TO keep right on with the
manufacture as though nothing had oc.
cured. When q reduction Is considered
necessary, in almost every case the sus.
pension Is only partial, and the operatives
will be retained,and receive wages enough,
and no more, to keep the wolf from the
door. The worst that can occur can not
prevent very early beginning Of very
heavy trade. It Is particularly in the
manufactures where large stock was
already on hand that the shutting down
T@ begun"
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New YORK, Oct. 28.-Mr. eTremaine
concluded his address In behalf Of Stokes
about half past one, and after short re-
cess District Attorney. Phelps began his
address for the prosecution. He spoke two
hours and forty minutes, and his address
was still unfinished when the court ad-
journed. he will resume at 10 A. NJ, TO-
morrow. .si- .sr.J SlFg-Na - -'a
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Arrest Of Alleged Rascals and Re.
Z lease on Bail ON Account Of Vel.
taxu Ravar "a. frff-f sF

t4 ~" ECfSAs - '
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-Albert Pearce, Of
the firm OF Woodruff s. Co., New York,
and Warren J. Hecox, Of Syracuse, New
York, were arrested here yesterday on D
requisition from the Governor of Tennes-
see, charged with fraudulent breach oi
trust, an Indictment having been found
against them in Memphis: After q
lengthy consultation with the Sheriff,
counsel and other parties interested, II
was decided at o late hour last night by
the Sheriff, who had the gents in charge,
that in view of the prevalence Of the yel.
low lever 10 Memphis, and the danger to
lie going there at present, he would place
them under, $4,000 bail, each one to
report 10 him daily and personally until
the epidemic is declared abated. The
bonds were entered into and the parties
released. The action Of Sheriff Taylor Is
considered unprecedented. The arrests
grew out of cotton suits BY Waddy
Thompson, oil Memphis, against Pearce
and Hecox, who are members Of the firm
Of Butter & Co., OF Memphis, in 1884, and
who are charged with disposing Of cotton
consigned 10 them by the plaintiff at q
great loss to him, and for which he claims
damagea. " Y " ~ tfEgSlhg
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steamer News.

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-Arriyed out-stcam,
ship Canada from New York. u s5.a b. o
QURRNsTowE, Oct, ,2S-The steamers
City Of Paris and Pennsylvania from New
York have arrived out 90
BREsT, Oct. 2S-Arrived steamship
Pereire from New York. F.a
NEW York, October 28-The steamer
Castalia has arrived from Glasgow.
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Thc Cumberland LLD II .Trngedr.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Oct. 2s.-Lloyd L.
Clary, editor Of the Daily Tines, shot yes,
terday by John W. Resley, died at nine
o'clock last night Resley 10 In custody.
The shooting grew out Of the publication
In last evenings Times Of an article con-
cerning Resley's father, who Is clerk Of
the Court. M lHtHDH
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FRANCE

PARIS, Oct. 2s.-M. Lefeyre, the man
aging editor Of the RappaR, was tried yes.
terday on the charge Of participating In
the acts Of the Commune and acquitted. i
The government has prohibited the cir
culation In France Of the Vienna Hee
Press because 1t has published attacks on
President Mcmahon. llT TTls nv I p
PARIS, Oct. 2S.-In the Bazaine trial
today, the testimony given related TO
the communication between Metz and
Chalons. No facts Of importance were
ELECTED, Wa ~ -aia lg UV4 EaT IIN
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WASHINGTON.

THE rosTMAsTKR AT NATION, Ill.
WASHINGTON, Oct. '28.-A delegation
composed OF C.M Dali, ]. W. Drish, and
v. r. Budges, waited on The President
this morning on behalf Of MI. Clark, post.
master at Nation, III.
LATER.
The President to-day reinstated james
H. Clark as postmaster at Nation, ILL.,,
viee George W. Linn not commissioned.
Legal tenders outstanding $500, O,02s, 1888.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ap-
pointed Thomas Atkinson internal reye-
nue. storekeeper for the 18th District oi
Ohio.
Not more than one hundred dollars in
silver was paid out here by the Treasury
TODAY.
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Demonstration In Favor Of Preserv.
ing the Common School System as
IL Now Exists.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 9s.-The Cooper
Union was filled last night by the oppo.
nents Of any change In the common
school system involving diversion oil the
public funds to sectarian schools. Among
the solutions was one iayoring theincor.
poration Of general principle Of the com;
mon school system In the Constitution Of
the United States, that It may become na.
tional, and may be placed beyond the
reach Of its enemies. r9 D7r ~ sol
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Late and accurate figures put the loss Of
four coal boats and one fuel boat by the
J. 81. Bigley this morning at SEQ
The Captain of the boat says that strong
wind from thesouth was blowing when
the boat neared the bridge, which the pi-
lot was resisting. The wind changed to
the north as the boat came under the
bridge and drove It against the south pier
Of the channel. The whole bridge was
shaken with the crash. "A piece Of the
wreck foated down the'riyer and struck
the steamer Grand Lake lying at the Fifth
street landing, driving hole in the hull.
She was towed to the Kentucky side ol
the river to avoid sinking In deep water,
and there lies careening considerably in
spite OF the efforts to save her. : H. p
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s,.bbIpg AGfay.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s.-In drunken
quarrel this evening over o bottle of
Henry Lutz stabbed, 1t Is thought fatally,
Washington Henderson. Both were 10.
borers, working together on some stone
boats, where the stsbbing was done.
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Fonnd nend inl tha Rond.

WnL1AMsPoRT, Pa, Oct. 2a.-John
Mclaughlin, aged 80, was found dead IN
the road yesterday with his breast and
throat mangled,b by charge shot. The sup.
posed murderer, his couFin, with whom he
was on bad terms, has disappeared. This
Is the fourth murder In the country with
in ak months. lgrg
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Phelps N JAN Gt Last.

ALBANY, Oct. 2S-Phelps, defaulting
the State Treasury Department.
has been committed to jail in default Of
Sl5, 900 bail, his counsel remarking that
he stood no more chance Of getting bail
han paying the debt oI the United States.
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FOREIGN
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-An accident occur-
red today on the Metropolitan Under
ground Railroad, by which thre persons
were killed. ~ W. -.
Several Agrarlan outrages were COM
mitted 10 Ireland during the past week.
LONDON, October 28eThe telegraphic
cable between Annoy and Shanghai has
been repaired, and Communication re. ;,
opened, I....II
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YELLOW FEVER.
MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Oct 2s.-The mortuary re-
port from noon yesterday 10 noon to-day
Is follows Yellow fever 10, other causes
8, being an increase of,two Of fever from
the same hour yesterday. The decline in
the number OF new cases Is owing to the
hard freeze this morning.
Mayor johnson resumed his official du.
ties at his residence this morning.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2S, 10P. M.-The NOR
tuary report Of the past "a hours to @
o'clock this afternoon, Is as follows: Vel.
low Jack "A, other causes 8, decrease Of
A in the fever deaths ofto.day. Nine were
negroes. Memphis ventures 10 feel that
her hour OF relief has come. The scourge
has yielded to the Ice King, and soon busi-
ness will resume It's accustomed activity.
This has been cold day, and tonight ice
% forming in the cutters and big frost Is
insured for to morrow morning.
d D., SHREVEPORT. '.1 .a,,.
{ SHREVEPORT, Oct. 2s.-The telegraph.
ers are all well. The deaths to-day are !:
Mrs. Stone, Louis Butler, Frank Garcia
and Eliza Hassabrank.
a,. TEXAS.
n MARSHAL, TEXAS, Oct. 2s.-The total
number oil tieaths from yellow fever since
the appearance Is 90, OF which 90 occurred
last week. There was a good frost
last night, and ice one.eighth Of an inch
thick this morning. There are prospects
Of black frost to night, which 1t is hoped
will prevent further spread now. At
seven P. N. the mercury stands at forty.
II Is estimated that at least sixty cases are
under treatment In the city and country.
II LITTLE ROCK.
. LITTLE ROCK, Oct. es.-Coll all day;
ice formed this morning. The Board Of
Health report tho city entirely free Of
yellow fever, and 1t is now impossible for
4 TO come here. .
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\ Iris q fact worthy Of being noted that
Government bonds are now higher in the
great European money markets than they
were before the late panic. l''7,'
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AMAN in Peoria claims to have stone
that Washington threw at wood.pecker
on his fathers cherry tree. .., AZ
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Mrs. JANE G. sw1ssHRLM claims the
credit of suggesting the system Of red
light signals now in use on all the rail-
roads in this country.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 2S-At nine o'clock
this morning the Pittsburgh coal towboat
J. q. Bigley, with 200, 900 bushels Of coal
In tow, while coming under. the Cincin-
nsti & Newport railroad bridge struck
half her tow against pier Of the bridge
and four Of her barges, loaded with 120,-
900 bushels OF coal, were sunk. Loss