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L RIPPLE S III r e Il.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY,
TO-Day'S Contents OF the
Herald.

"A DAY OF RECKONING WITH MURDERERS
JUSTICE MUST TRIUMPH WARNING TO
MALEFACTORS '-EDTORIAL LEADER
SIXTH PAGE.
HANGED FOR MURDER IN NEW YORK! JUSTICE
METES OUT TO MICHAEL NIXON SWIFT
PUNISHMENT FOR THE STAYING OF
CHARLEY PHYFERi HISTORY OF THE
CRIME THE TERRIBLE ENDING OF THE
TRAGEDY OF TWO LIvES-FoURTH PAGE.
MOST VILE MURDERER EXECUTED YEsTER-
DAY IN ILLINOISl JOSEPH ONEAL GIVEN
SHORT SHRIFT FOR BRUIALLf STAMPING
OUT THE LIFE OF HIRAM REXFORD, A
RIvAL-FOURTH PAGE.
ANOTHER MURDERER EXECUTED CALIFORNIA
JUSTICE ADMINISTERED TO A WOMAN
sLAYERi HIS WHISPERS AND HAIR IN
THE GRASP OF THE DEADl A MODERN
SIREN RECKLESS ATTEMPT AT RE-
LEASE BY HIS BROTHER REAL OR SIMU-
LATED NSANITY-FoURTH PAGE.
CAPTAIN JACK ASSAULTED IN HIS NEW POSI-
TOM A BATTLE IN PROGRESS! NO
TIDINGS OF MISUNDERSTANDING PAGE.
ANOTHER POLITICAL WAR PROBABLE IN
ARKANSAS MILITIA GUARDING THE
STATE HOUSED GOVERNOR BAXTER RE-
ORGANIZING THE MILITARY AND WILL
FIGHT-SEvENTH PAGE.
FALsIFYING THE RECORDS THE SPANISH
CUBAN DIARIO GIVES HISTORY COL
ORED BY ITS OWN FANCIES, OF MR..
O'KELLY'S MISSION THE PRISONER
HIMSELF GIVES A FEW OF THE VILLA
NOUS MISDEEDs OF HIS CAPrORS! A BRU.
tai ORDER TO BAYONET HIM-THIRD
PAGE.
UNSURPASSABLE TAMENESS OF THE ANIMALS
IN THE ALDERMANIC CHAMBER THEY
SWALLOW THE MAYORS APPOINTMENTS
WITHOUT A Tnpnrcu
BARS-THE DUEL AT THE VIRGINIA CAPI-
TAI-THIRD PAGE
LEGISLATIVE ADJOURNMENT NOT YET SET
TIED! GAS FOR THE METROPOLIS THE
CORNELL BREEZE Elm LAGER-TENTH
PAGE
AN EXCELLENT CONTEST BETWEEN DAILY AND
DION FOR THE BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.
THE FORMER WINS-THE PRESBYTERIAN
AssEMBLY-A RABBITS FAREwELI-THIRD
PAGE
FINANCIAL CONSIDERATION IN VIENNA! ONE
HUNDRED FAILURES REPORTED FOR
YESTERDAY SUICIDE OF WEALTHY
BANKERS SON-SEvENTH PAGE.
GERMANY wAGING A RUTHLESS WAR UPON
THE CATHOLICS CHURCH SOCIETIES AND
CONVERTS TO BE SUPPRESSED WITHIN
SIX MONTHs-SEvENTH PAGE
RECONSTRUCTION OF TIE FRENCH MINISTRY
CERTAIN-TiIE BALLOT IN SPAIN-INTER-
ESTING TELEGRAPHC ADvICES FROM
CHINA, JAPAN. SOUTH AMERICA AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE.
ERIE ARlTHMETICl ADDITION, DIVISION AND
COUP D'ETATl 4 PLENTIFUL LACK OF
FUNDS, But NO SATISFACTORY ACCOUNT
OF WHERE THEY HAVE GONE To BAR.
LOW vs.. sHEARMANl MINISTER SICKLEs
AND ERIE AFFAIRS-FIFTH PAGE.
v7NrY fDu Ann .MrpJc,N y,ruTc crt,>
BY BRITISH EYES-THE GRAND JULY
MEETING ON THE MONMOUTH COURSE
WORK OF THE LITERATI - SCIENCE
AND PRAYER--FIPTH PAGE.
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chances gallowsward again. Such is the hero
ism of the scaffold.

chances gallowsward again. Such is the hero
ism of the scaffold.
In face of the numerous executions we have
chronicled within the last two days we look
tothe generation of wholesome fear in the
most depraved classes, and feeling of greater
security in the millions Of the good and true
Crime has had its day, and justice, with sternly
drawn brows, now takes its place. The be-
ings who have deluded themselves with the
belief that the invented pleas of able lawyers
will save them from doom, should they carry
spleen into murder, have in to-days HERALD
a significant rebuke and reminder.
We have no hope that through the gallows
and the rope the golden age of good
will can be inaugurated. 1t is fresh
within the public mind that on the
morning when Avery D. Putnams murder
was avenged by the hanging Of Foster, that
the community was Mortified by the finding
Of the corpse of Charles Goodrich in his
house in Brooklyn. Murder had been
done without doubt while the man in
the Tombs was waiting in anguish
OF spirit for the morning that
would dawn upon his death The murder
pointed the fact that no punishment is a COM
plete preventive of crime; but it left IN
touched the influence which the hanging by
the neck until he was dead Of Foster has
had upon the rowdies oS New York.
While the law stands as it does
the gallows must groan with the
weight of every murderer to whom guilt is
brought home The long score which crime
has laid up in blood prints is not wiped out
even in New York. The efficacy Of justice is
not in spasmodic efforts to assert itself,
but in a persistency and a "reminiscences which
do not interfere with its discrimination.
The acquittal of the unjustly accused is as
much duty as ever. The rejection of all
false pleas supported by willing perjury,
is as great duty. What we cry for is justice
to the murdered and that means justice upon
the murderer. AS the voice of society the
press should pursue the enemies of society to
the end. The HERALD has done so, and while
crime dares to lift its head we shall continue
to perform the unpleasant but necessary task
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THE LATE CHIEF JusT1cE-WHo Is TO
TAKE HIS PIAcE?-Quite number Of highly
respectable names have been mentioned in
connection with the vacancy on the Supreme
Court bench occasioned by the death OF the
late Chief Justice Chase. No doubt either
one of the number would fill the position with
ability and success But there seems to be no
necessity for any great hurry in making the
appointment The President has wisely de-
termined to await the assembling of Congress,
in order that whoever he dominates may re-
ceive the confirmation Of the Senate before he
takes his position on the Supreme bench.
The friends of the several aspirants, therefore,
may as well be patient. The nomination will
be made by the President in good time, and
there is every assurance he will select good
man.
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Exciting News from Chin

Exciting News from China and Japan.
By mail to San Francisco and thence over
land by telegraph we have brief but exciting
budget of news from the Far East. The
Asiatic empires have been agitated extensively
and seriously just OF late. The peoples Of
China and Japan have been visited almost
simultaneously by fire, earthquake, rebellion,
summary executions of traitors and the ques-
ton Of the Churches. A confagration oc-
CURED in Hong Kong on the 22d Of March,
the flames sweeping over space Of forty-two
acres of tenements and other buildings and
rendering five thousand persons houseless A
fire broke out in Osaka, Japan, on the Goth of
March. 1t ragged during an entire day and
night Many lives were lost. The same city
had been shaken just previously by violent
shocks of earthquake
number of native Christians had been
released from prison by the japanese govern
ment. Some of the nativist provincials were
deeply enraged at the Executive liberation
Of Christianity. They rebelled in reaction.
Sharp fighting occurred, but the insurgents
were vanquished and seven Of them executed.
A deputation from Corea has gone to Pekin to
formally declare the vassalage Of the territory
to the Imperial Chinese government The
Grand Duke Alexis was still touring it in the
principal cities Of China, and projects for the
further extension Of telegraphic communica-
ton were in process Of realization.
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THE ESCAPED OF THE PoIARIs through the
medium Of the ice foe, will be brought to the
States steamer Frolic was despatched yester-
day to bring them on,
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LOUISIANA HEROES.
Arrival OF General DE Blame and Other
Prisoners Mt New Orienns-Fineh Gives
$4,000 Bail To Appear for Trial. ~

Nh" phbbnNs, LOO may iU 'o'".
Generals De Blanc, DE Cloriet and others from
ST. Martinsvile arrived h1re this evening In
charge OF deputy marshal and squad
OF federal soldiers. They reached the rai'-
road ferry landing IL front Of Jackson square
about five O'Clock, AID upon stepping rom tne
boat were received With tremendous cheers oy .vuo
or 6,OOOpeople wf.o had assembled 10 welcoc '"c"'
They were then taken to the Custom House. 80.
The prsoneIs gave bali In $4,000 cach LOT 'ueu
appearance on Monday,
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ATHENEUM. 5s5 Broadway.-GEAsp VARIETY ENTER
TA.NsEsf. Matinee at 2A
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, 72s and 100 Broad
NSy-DiyoRCE. Matinee at IL.
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men who compose the new Board, and the
city has great expectations from their good
reputation. Let them set at work ct once.
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NlRIo,s GARDEN Broadway between Prince ant
Houston sts-AzRAKL on TiE MAGIC CHARM Matinee at
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Relief for the widows and Orphans.
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ]
OFPICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., May IT. A. M.

Probabilities.
For the Middle States and lower lakes north
westerly to northeasterly wids, rising barometer,
cool and generally clear weather. for Canada and
New England northwesterly and northeasterly
winds. cool and clear weather; for the
South Atlantic and Gulf States northeast
ery and southeasterly winds, rising tenn
perature, clear weather in the former and
falling barometer and partly cloudy weather in
the latter; for the Northwest and upper lakes and
thence southwark TO the Ohio and Lower Mi ssOurl
valleys nOrtheasterly to southeasterly winds,
clear and partly cloudy weather; In the Mid-Ms-
sissippi Valley and thence TO Kansas southeast
ery winds, falling barometer, cloudy weather and
rain
The Weather I'm this City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day oflast year,
as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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WOODS MUSEUM Broadway corner Thirtieth St
our KsAyFs AND rms PACK. Afternoon and evening.
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The QUESTION OF CHURCH AND STATE IN
GERMANY is being asitated with deeper and a
more earnest intensity daily. The resolution
Of the Prussan government to expel from the
territory, within the space of six months, the
members Of ten of the chief monastic estab-
lishments, without regard to nationality or
title right of incorporation, will bring the
matter to crisis In the meantime the
Jesuits, with the heads of other Roman Cath
olic religious houses, have found new and I'M
expected allies in many Of the leaders Of the
Protestant cause, as will be seen by our cable
dispatches and other news facts which are
published elsewhere in the HERALD.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square. nea
Broadway-FRou FL0J. Matinee at
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Our IMBRoGLIo AT VIENNA.--We are gratifed
to learn, from a despatch of Mr.. Secretary Fish
on the subject, that Mr. Jackson S. Schultz,
the new Chief Commissioner Of the United
States at the Vienna Exposition, is on the
ground and has entered upon the important
duties Of his appointment He will have q
heavy task before him in undertaking at this
late day to get into an attractive shape the
United States section of the great Fair; and
yet, from his practical business qualifications
for this duty, we have hopes of his success.
We do not expect great victory under the
circumstances but we have hopes that even
ON the far distant Danube the show Of Ameri-
can products Of genius taste, skill and in
dustry will not be complete failure.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway, between Houston
ma Bleed ker streets --UMPrY DUaPrY. Matinee at 2
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WAIbACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
reet-TnE SoUIRE's LAST SHILLING. Matinee at
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third st. and Eight
aY-MuNrE CRisTo. Matinee at Ia
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BOOTHS THEATRE. Twenty third street corner Sixth
ayenue.-ANY RoBsARr. Matinee at ~.
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TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE, 5Sth st, between Lex
ington and 81 avs-OPERErrA AND COMEDY
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BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-CAPrAIN KYD-GRA
OLto-CARroUcHR.
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THEATRE CoMIQUE. No 5l4 Broadway.-DRAMA
BUsLEseUE OHIO. Matinee at ~.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-31
NOTICE -!
Go to w. A. LDZIER,
4th Street, near II. II. track,
for your BENZINE, deiiv.
cred at the wells for 1926
per Barrel.
Petroleum Centre, Feb. 6tS-tf.
Petroleum Centre, Feb. 6ts-tf.
BUSINESS CHANGE

BUs1N EeS CHANGE.
W. A: Lozier, who has been
engaged in tie Wholesale Ale
trade for the past year, has this
day disposed of bis entire in.
terest in said business to the firm
Of Fox & Williams, who will
continue the business at the old
stand. Mr.. Lozier desires us
TO return his sincere thanks to
nls many patrous for fhe lib
eral patronage extended to him.
Curing aI m, the past year. +. A
Phillips !, will act as agent for
the new proprietors, and keeps
a full supply of that fine Buffalo
Cream Ale on hand.
Mr.. Lozier desires all par
lies indebted to him to settle
.! once as he wishes to have
a,s books balanced.
D.ssd Aprus4, 1873:
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TNHE Subscriber having bought the old stand Of
J. M.ase \ Armstrong, has enlarged the business
and will keep always on hand the best the market
affOrds. l will do a WHOLESALE & RETAIL
trade In the following products:
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2l-The returns TO
the Pork Packers Association made out
to this date from November 1st Of the op'
erations in the pork houses IN this city
show that 46,5lS hogs were killed, against
75,450 for the corresponding period last
season. 4,--t
The trial Of John Oman, In the Owen
county Circuit Court, charged with raid
ing with the Ku. .Klux and killing negro
named Wilson and burning his house, In
July lost, has just bean concluded, result
ing in his being acquitted, on the charge ol
murder and held on the charge Of arson
One hundred Ku.Klux were presen,
during the trial, and the proceedings went
TO suit their wishes, in the lace Of positive
proof Of the guilt Of the prisoner. Parties
present state that the trial was very un.
fair. Two more Ku.Klux will be tried
on the same charge.
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The Excitement in Spain.

The Americans have one end Of the ex'
cltement and the spaniards the other.
Minister srcKLEs can testify to the excite
ment in Madrid for there were some wild
reports yesterday in New York and Wash
iupton about bis safety at the hands Of q
Spanish mob. There is no doubt about q
threatening demonstration around his
headquarters. The spaniards have no
more sense in crisis in their affairs Ike
the present than to kill a U. 8. Minister.
II would be the costliest murder that their
uurderous nation ever INDUCED In. The
excitement in this country would be IN.
cOntrollable and Cuba would be wiped
out as Spanish possession as the penalty.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2l.-Flour-In fair
demand and higher; superfne western
and State $5 50a8 90; common to good
SO 30a6 65; good to choice SO 70a7 40;
extra Ohio SO 85R8 10. Wheat-Less
doing and higher; No. 2. Milwaukee 81 48
a1 l9; Iowa spring 81 45a1 40. Rye
Scarce and firm at 90a96c. Barley-More
doing and advancing; Iowa 9sc; Canada
West 81 70. Malt-Quiet and firm. Corn
s-Brisk demand and higher; prime weat-
ern mixed store 6sta69c; do afloat 69sa
zoe. 7Oats-Dull and scarcely 90 firm;
mixed western afoat 55a55ic; white weat.
ern 55a58c. Eggs-Firm: Uofee-Quiet.
Sugar-irrigular and unsettled; far TO
good refining 7ta7ic. Molasses-Quiet.
RIce-Quiet. Whisky-LoWer: 9ia94!c.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.t

BAYoNNE. Nov. 2l.-Don Alphonso
brother Of Don Carlist, has been appoint.
ed Geheralissimo OF the Carlist FORCES.
;lntelltge has been received that 400 Of
the Republicans In the Province Of Alni.
eria were all killed or captured by tho
Carlists. = 'nf-vs
MADRID, Nov. 21.-The P0Eitiea news.
paper says that in consequence Of the
steps taken by Mr.. Layard, the British
Minister, General Sickles has suspended
the preparations which he had been max.
ing for his departure from Madrid. p.
z 1t Is rumored that the insurgents Of Gar:
tagena intend TO surrender. This would
release the vessels now in their possession
and render the whole ironclad fleet avail.
able In case Of trouble with the United
states. '' ti'lfsfrt| u.
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CinciuuatlM Market,

CNc1NNAr1, Nov. 21.-Flour-Firm ct
SO 75a7 90. Wheat-Scarce and firm at
81 40. Corn-Firm; old ear 53a54c; shell.
cd 52c; new 46a47c. Rye-s0a82c. Oats
Firm and unchanged. Barley-Demand
fair and market firm. .Groceries-steady.
Eggs, Butter and Cheese-steady. Pro-
visions-Pork firm at $12 50s12 rs. Lard
Firm; kettle 74a7ic; steam 7a7ic. Bulk
Meats-Fair demand; shoulders 4sa5c,
clear rib sides 5ts55c; clear 8A6tc. Bacon
Firm at 6a6tc; clear rib sides 8tc; clear
69a7c. Hogs-Firm at "a 0Oa4 10; receiptR
1885; shipments 1855. Green Meats
Firm; shoulders 4tc; clear rib 81. Hams
7fssc. -Whisky-Stcady at e6c.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21.-There was q
large and enthusiastic mass. meeting at
Exposition Hall tonight Of Cuban sym.
pathizers. Several speeches were made,
and resolutions adopted expressing admi.
ration Of the devotion and sacrifices OF the
Cubans during the five years contest
condemn Spanish cruelty and barbarities;
denounoe the high handed outrage oi cap.
turing American citizens under the
American a6g. on the high sea, and their
slaughter at Santiago de Cuba reassert
the support Of the Monroe doctrine
pledge the support Of the people ol Louis.
lana TO the National Government in any
steps taken 10 redress the last Spanish
outrage, and tenders heartfelt coincidence
TO the families Of the victims Of the recent
cowardly and inhuman butchery by the
Spaniards at Santiago de Cuba.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-Flour-Active
and higher; western superfne 81 25a6 80;
extra So 75a8 rs; family 81 00a9 80.
Wheat-Active and higher; choice white
81 80; fair to prime 81 Goal 70; choice
amber 81 so. Corn-Mixed western firm
at 60c, Oats-Steady and firm; western
mixed 45a47c. Rye-Unchanged. Pro
visions-Firm. Meas Pork-$l4 60a15 90.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders eta8tc; clear rib
sides 6ea6ic. Bacon-Shoulders and clear
rib sides 7ta7ic. Sugar Cured Hsms-l1
al3c. Butter-Western steady; good TO
choice roll and tub 25aS0c. Lard-7ssec.
Cofee-Firm and improved demand.
Whisky-Firmer at $50.
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FIRES.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 9l.-The resi-.
dence Of Frank 8. Davis, President Of the
First National Bank, on Vance, near
Wellington street, was burned this morn.
ing. A largo collection Of valuable paint.
ings and most OF the furniture was saved.
Loss $1,000; covered by insurance in the
Mississippi Valley Company, Of this city.
The fire was caused by defective f1ue.
OTTAWA, Nov. ala block Of stores
on Sussex street, at Clarence, was burned
this morning. Loss $75000.Is
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 21.-ChambeE=
lain, owner ol True Blue, having tele-
grsphed the statement that his horse was
cut down by Joe Daniels n the great feur
mile race, George Treat. owner Of Thad
Stevens, publishes card in reply on the
authority Of the judges and the rider Of
True Blue himself, who says at time his
horse was hurt Daniels and Stevens were
both ahead OF time. Treat offers to
match Stevens against any horse that can
be brought for twenty-five thousand dol
lars. ~. '.. :;
Considerable rain fell here and In the
south and middle portions Of the State
10 day, which was much needed.
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TATE BoNDs-Ouiet and strong

STATE BoEDs-Quiet and strong.
STocKs-In addition to the war rumors
the Stock Exchange was treated to there.
ports OF the failure oil prominent rail-
road President, the subsequent denial Of
the same, and the complications between
the Wabash company and its late Presi-
dent, the stock market was exceedingly
erratic; the conflicting rumors in regard
to the Spanish troubles keeping the mar
ket In a. highly sensitive condition
charges from strength to weakness, and
Viec versa, wege uncommonly frequent
and the result was a very active
business in the leading shares. Yves.
tern Union, New York Central.
Lake Shore, Wabash Northwestern,
Harlem and Panama were the most
prominent in the dealings. Panama
dropped Q per cent, ranging between s4i
and 7si Harlem was exceptionally
strong and reached 1871. The general
market closed heavy at recovery Of TO
] per cent from the lowest point. 1tisr re-
ported that the Union Trust Company
will resume on December 1st There
were sold to-day 67,20o shares of Western
Union, 19200 New York Central, 2i,200
North y ys!frn common, 1890 Union
Pacific, 26,S00 Lake Shore, {, 400 Wabaah,
$4,000 ohios, and 1070O Cleveland, Col.
umbus s. Indiana Central.
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REv. DR.. MARTIN, OF THE UNIvERsr-
TY.-The press Of the Interior speak in
terms Of praise Of DR.. MARTINS recent
visit among the people in the interest ol
the State University. The Romney In
tslligsnesr in referring to his visit to thai
place and to discourse or two that he
delivered while there, says that they were
Of character that should commend him
as President OF tho State University tc
the God.speeds and telicitatious Of the
best scholars and people Of the State
through all her borders:
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Prin,ers, strike at Pittsburgh

PrTTsBuRGH, Nov. 2l.-At q meeting
Of Typographical Union No. z, last week,
a resolution was passed providing that In
case any Union office should be taken out
OF their control they would inaugurate o
strike on the rest. Last evening the Lead.
or discharged Its old hands, Whereupon
the compositors Of the Dispatch, Com
mercial, EVning Telegraph and Chronicle
struck. These offices are now being run
by non. Union men, 80 that at present all
newspaper offices In this city arc indie
pendent Of the Union I4'fsfr.,ll
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Roller resting al Pittsbureh.

PrTTsBuRsH, Nov. 2L-The expert
ments blythe Government Committee 70,
day were made upon q double riveted
iron boiler, which was subjected to q
pressure Of three hundred and sixty
pounds, bnt in consequence Of the pack
Ing not standing the strain the experiment
was abandoned. The tests will be re-
sumed tomorrow and probably be con-
cluded on Tuesday next ~
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New YORK nrn Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov, 91.-Manuiecturerss
agents inactive, but better export demand
ior denims, &C., exists and California job.
bers are operating fairly. Cotton goods
in steady demand from jobbers OF current
prices, Prints In fair request. Worsted
dress goods and printed repellants In mod.
erate demand. Wool hosiery and fancy
knit goods improving, while wool blankets
are In good demand and closely sold up.