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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
Cornmerciai uepsrr.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS;
puIIADETpUTA

PHILADELPHIA, DEC. ~.
Cotton quiet. 161S@l71s,; Flour quiet and
firm supers s56D5 on; extra. 56@6 % Penna.
extra family, 81 256D3 Wheat dnll; red 81 CD;
white ii so o.ts 5S05SI Old corn scarce /;
new plenty yellow, 77@75s. WhiEkey, S1,02.
pRANpYw1sE MILLS QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Family Flour. 80 750 $11 25
ESIra Elour.... .........,., s 600 6 90
Snner6ne Flour r.'......,......... 6OO@ TOO
Wheat ...,.,.,,.,,.. 40
Nav Corn ..............,....... 60
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

Colder weather. now. The warmth we have
had was unreasonable. and so many pleasant
dlys "a We have had, up to yesterday, are GER
alnly very remarkable in December.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
A.tory complete, on our third page.

"Eminonty uuhfuI' ia the appellation which
The lalladelpha journals are giving to George
Alfred Townsend Sarcasm must sustain all in
ilry in being put to 80 severe a strain az that.
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FACTS SPEAK.

We are prepared to furnish testnor ials from
umher Of the citizens of Wilmington of cures eI-
fected through our treatment, one OF whicn IohoWs
and many others which, because OF the desire eA
nressed by ratients are not published, but can Or
aeen at the ONCE. We have come here, NOT tran
sienJ PRACTITIONER but 10 establish permanent le-
eitImate business, and should be pleased to nave
the afiiGted call for an explanation OF our sYsleh
which is mechanical, and something new 10 science
aod medicine, or send stamp for circular 70 DIE DIE
n r. 4 j. f. Frantz, No. 955 Market Slreet, Will
mington, Del.
TESTIMONIAL.
wilmington, Del, September &C. 1873. = mad
Suffered tor five weeks with very severe attRck Ol
Sciatic Rheumati sm, the result of cold. For sew
en- a. weeks was eni ely helpless. consulted pDy-
sleians OF different school, Of medicine WlthOu'
receiving any benefit some telling me my case c0nld
not De cured. Hearing of the equalizer used by Dr
Frantz at the Clayton House, concluhed 10 Gonsei
him. on crutchss managed, with considerable
dfliculty 10 reach his office, where to my surprise
after one single trsatm Mt, shouldered my cra,cn
es, and wit hout any assistance walked nome AItel
the third treatment all within one week. resumeo
bnainess j. COLEMAN BANNAR,
No. 10l6 West Third street.
ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL.
wilmington, Del October 25, 1873. - was takeT
several weeks ago with very severe attack o.
Rheunatisn the pain rom which was 70 ez rqcla
ting tnat for three days and nights cou not sleep
At the accommodation OF N attending pnysclal
sent for the hquIliz r, used by Ut tIastz, az tn
CLAYTON House, and am happy TO say that experl
enced immediate relief with the nrsstreatment ant
after three applications was entirely cured.
MRS. NJ. A CORSOH,
oetsB eodSw 422 Market Street.
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MECHkNlCAL

DR.. Frantz, who heretofore alone conducted tne
Faualizsr. having found it Impossible 10 atteno y
All the patients who called on him tor treatment
and having ass ciated with him his hrotner. o.
large expe' ience in ell the branches OF the neaca
profession, has removed his ON 81 from the ~
creased accommodations we are now prena,ed y
receive and give trea ment to ell ths antcted w
would cordially invite all persons suffering from
any form of Chronic Diseases to call ana B%e u
feeling confident that from the unparaliendd
success which has uni ormly followed this metnod
of operatinR upon patients we can afford renet N
any case aud cure the majority OF those liev haVe
been given over as beyond the reach OF meoical au'
RHEuMATIsM, PARALYSIS NgURALGIA, TIC
DOLOREAUX EPILEPSY DEAFNESS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
Are among the diseases that can be successfully
treated Stiffness OF the arms and limns weak
backs weak lungs diseased liver and kidneys, tc.
Weld readily to the method: althoush generally re-
garded in inrable by the advocates OF the OLD sys-
in1 IN proof Of the en1cacy of treatment by the
Equalizer"
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AEw A6peEtssemEuts.

TIIFrY GENTS PER- TON DRDUGTION ON
II the regu ar price of coal, I r cash by
- ' 9ED w. BUSH SON,
French Steet Wharf.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
RrOtessEpaaI CatGS.

WTM. IS. WINDLE uu,o,,,,,,1 1A~
ianId-Ie-1yws 10 N. High st.. West Chester, Pa.
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UNEXPLAINED DEATH
: Possible Tragedy Near 8ur=c;i7.
town.

~ w =
Inc " asnIDS'on l a. AH'a'.S ''"Ae7
P1oiic the following story which sayo-7
more Of the fc;icious sen eatioual than
truthful recital. 1t save : a verv
r,,..o-io,, affair occn-rei sro-, liz.
"
;2nce from burgeIisioWp, Le@E Eac'
coon station on the Pan.IIandIe rail-
road 4 family Nv the name OF R;,cr.c
l..L.,.a.1:.,.i--. --..r.L..-..,.l. .,..
N@S "e'" am '0''.' WIN '"' f'''s- 90 <
Tor come time. The parea's "CTe fret
taken IN ayr-rard their 6grgh,er,
ayed fleen. D.c cvarlrc lat reak O.
youug man named hy5cs auI Mss vii
son. 1eirhbora o. tie Ki;cb es. came 10
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at'heeling &eg'5tEy.

ATTENTION is invited to the adver-
,isement OF the Pittsburgh newspaper
publishers for non.union composltor5,
spd we trust that it may meet with
speedy response. Concerning the mer-
i,s OF the present controversy between
the newspaper proprietors and the
members of the Typographical UnIon'
we know but very little, but from our
own experience Of the tyranny OF that
or,snizstion we incline TO the presump-
,ion that the publishers are right, snd
the Union is in the wrong. In the
New York Herald OF last Monday there
was dispatch giving some account Of
the trouble. It's probably the COM
positor's side Of the story. The PEE
tense that the strike is occssioned by an
stempt to reduce wages seems 10 be
coptraicted by the fact that the pub
lisbers advertise their willingness to
pay full union prices.
The lines we hayeaai!alicised below
snow with what arrogance the Union
men have asserted their control over al
the newspapers in the city in order to
compel one establishment, the Evening
Chronicle. to discharge lis workmen.
The dispstch is dated at Pittsburgh
November IL, Sunday and says:
There was an attempt made to-day
On the part OF the combined newspaper
publishers OF this city 10 reduce the
pr.ce o. imposition from torty-tive to
,ortv cents per 1000 ems. The
n-inters all lrowned down the move
mea, aud meetings of the Topographic
cal Union were held, at which il was re-
rolysd not 10 come down in the pr'Ce
~ composilion. Several OF the news
paper offices were last night guarded by
policemen and union printers were de-
med simittarce. From an early hour
this morning 81 three clock this a'ter-
noon the sidewalks in tueSicinity Of the
pevspaper offices were thronGed
with printers, who earnestly canyassed
the situation, and manifested deter
m;na,ion to stand out at al hazsrts
against the proposed reduction OF their
wages, One evening paper has secured
a force Of uon-union men, and, in con-
sequence, the unt0n men reSolvid they
couldn't ,cork on any paper until these
rrs discharged. This afternoon another
meeting OF the newspaper propreiorS
was held, at which 3 number VINO at q
former meeting exhibited the strongest
nerve now betrayed symptoms OF weak
ness least they would tail 70 Sc! Mon
day mornings paper out. Mr.. SlEEEN~
lex, who secured non-union men, was
tiasllv induced TO discharge Them, and
then it was finally resolved 10 ceuuuUe
for the present the old price for com
position. There is much rejoicing 10y
printers over this decision. The trou-
ble ls not over vet, as another aiIemp:
a. reduction NAV be made.
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NEW ORLEANS.
ALiberai Offer,


NEW ORLEANS, November 20.-Mr. ].
Kennedy, one of the wealthiest planters
in this State, aud extremely popular
with the Irish element, has telegraphed
the President offering to equip FIVE thou
saud men at his own expense to defend
the national honor and avepge the re-
cent Spanish outrage in Cuba.
Recruits for the Navy.
Orders were received from the Navy
Department at Washington, at the
United States Commissioners Office at
this port to-day. to ship seamen. extra
lsndsmen, machinists and coppersmlths.
They will be shipped Immediately for
the Key West, aud two landsmen will
be enlisted for one ordinary Eeapan,
which locks fikeSueiness. Commando
Keels and shipping Commander Wright
are starting into the work with alacrlty,
and recruits will be received at ths
commanders Office at once.
Riotous Ncgroc,.
The r.otous spirit OF the negroes
alorg l&e river seems TO be on the in
crease. The steamer Pargaud which
was attacked sometime since ct Good
rich landing by band OF armed ne
groes. was again attacked on Sunday
last abont four o'clock =. N, this time
At the Maryland landing ia Mississippi
which is some 4S miles farther up than
Goodrich landing. A person who wac
present Gays that the Pargaud landed
st the Maryland landing 10 take GA
cotton, when number Of negroe G
came on board and demanded drinks
at the bsr, which wss perempIorly re-
fused. The negroes then lett the bcat
joining quite number Of others who
were on the banks and commenced 10
insult the mate who WAS superlntend-
ng the loading. This was borne p'.
t;eutly by the officer. until ore OF the
negroes throwing a club aud struck the
mate on the head, when the mate ca J.
ell his hands around h M and attacked
the rioters, this caused them TO !c.sa
the field prec,p,tate!y; and on the
same day aud same place, the steamer
City Of Ia.ena was attacked by the same
crowd OF negroes bu: they were driven
off. Every ~'rnrcT wi! coon have to
60 around "an iow.tzer on her bow
ii this SOFT II t"iug is permitted to 60
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.tEt5k 4T=.A


1.-THE EtcE. November Pa
il-.s.ruu- ire broke ont here early yes
terIay p.ora,Ds destroying 3 two story
frame houses. south west corner War.
-l.n AMI Cumberland street, with
most Of their conteats. Including Lat
rcr,v's dry good store, clothing, and
carpe, store, worth $500o0. Latfsrty's $
bar,d.r. and fixture $4,000, insured
eboa, $1,000. Alex Georges building,
,o,al los; insured $1,000 Joe Keith 8
building. insured for 81 400 The prin-
cirI I@.ursncr company l6Ses, are
Franklin. St. Louis, $4,000; Under
writer's, $500, London, L>verpoo! and
G,5Le, S7,U0G American Central, $500
Peoplr'9 OF Philadelphia, $1,000, Peo-
pie Of Lutte Rock, 81 ,5OO.
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VARIETIES.

It's not generally known tia; tie
U1ited States Mint no longer isNes az
silver coin smaller than dime.
At Providence, Luzerae county, Ee-
ceu,Iy, lit;le girl, six years Old, plum
g.i into pond TO rescue you"Ee:
child who had ALLEN in and was drowr
lag.
4 BRooELYS man, was CArcsrlog 2 Re:
cat recently, when the animal suddenly
caught the man bv the nose and bitthat
Dsetul organ severely, irtl citing q pam
ful wouai, and causing the lose 70 swe..
70 an enormous s.z,.
AT many oftLe London railroad
stations b5xes are provided iu'o which
passengers throw the papers which Eave
Ue-uiei their j)uruey. The papers are
afterwards collected snd cent - the
Hospitals for the beref; OF the patents
II is said young city chap borgu;
:a-m in Steuben county, with an orch
ard OF about 200 apple trees, which ne
recently tspped for CIDER They did
no, !ua cider veIy well, and he iaqn.--
ei o. q reishbor what The matter WAS +;
a2i Ana,lv gave that neiEhbor q rev
hst not 10 say anything about It,
A YOUNG gentlemen 10 AuEus.s,
Maine, lately maie an evening call
upon O young lady. 1t was getting
along toward nine o'clock, when the
young lady inquired the time o. evening
Five minutes to nine, was the reply.
How long will It take YOU 10 - home
Five minutes, l should iuAL". Thea,
said the voupg lady, If you star; now
you will get home justst I..c o.r.ock.
He performed the eGt on time.
ExcoREs take a novel form in Dublin
Three or tour hundred citizens recently
followed q popular singer to the Sae.-
burne Hotel, where she was STAYING, and
demanded that she should repeat, on the
balcony, the airs which had so Captiv-
a.ei them during the performance c.
the opera house The artist refused TO
10 so; whereupon the people SMASHED
ne bo;el window with paving s.o-eS
end caused $50 worth Of damage.
THE Cocheco (N. II Manu- 'ac,urin A.
',npaay hiss i-suei circular TO i,
Dover operatives stating that, although
the tim,s are ont Of Joint, aud IL,
c'mpauv ca purchase Eo0:- ter rr.u-
Tag al cor.iie5Ai Z 'r-s rats thai
'ae7 tlem-a YES car lL,uuactre them
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by TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
!sy the Pacific and Arlnntte Line.
of.ce, 1IO ~ ala 3ireei.
W AS HING TON.
WASHINGTON, November 20.
Tho yirsinius.

The removal of the VIrginius from
Santiago 10 Havana, it IS thought,
will relieve the captaio Of the Kansas
o. The rgspoueibiisy OF sdearingsher eur
render to the United States, and that
Admiral Scott on arrival at Havana
will be ilstrUcted TO demand the sur.
render OF the vessel, while the captain oi
the Kansas will endesvor 10 secure
the surrender Of the surviving Virgin
ius prisoners.
Consul-Gcreral Hall reports 10 Sec
retary Fish, under date of Havana,
November Is, as follows "The Con.
suI at Santiago reports, under date Of
the 18th inst that the total number OF
executions was fifty three aud that
there had been no executions eince the
Sih net Tns statement published here
on the lith inst resIccting f'ty~seven
additional executions was untrue.
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Canal NAVIGATION.


MONTREAL, November 20.-Two
ships lett here for sea yesterday. The
steamship Ida is waiting the arrival Of
three barges, loaded with grain. which
are stuck in the ice between here and
Lschine, to complete her cargo, but
she will probably have to leave with
out them. This is about the close Of
navigation this season. The ice is very
thick in the Lacnine canal and many
bsrges and propellers are stuck fsst,
with poor prospects of getting through.
The steamers have all put into winter
quarters.
COnfesafon or n Murderer.
TORONTO. November 2l.-Yesterday
afternooa married man named John
Hening, living some distance out Of
town, surrendered himself up to the
chief OF toe police. conlessing that some
six years ago he murdered an old man
in Wisconsin. He appears to be per-
lectly sane. The chief Of police has
communicated with the United States
authorities and holds HeDiug in custody
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CHICAGO.
Suttfor DgmaS es

CHICAGO, Nov, 20.-A sui! has been
concluded in the Circuit Court Of Lee
county, at Dixon, in which VIM. Reed
was plaintiff and the Pullman Palace
Car Company were defendants. In last
January Reed purchased ticket TOR a
sleeping car berth from Chicago to
Crestline, but before the train lett he
lost the ticket, and he then procured q
certificate from the ticket agent saying
that he bad purchased and paid ior a
ticket for the berth in question, which
certificate he presented TO the conduc-
tor who refused TO allow him to occupy
the berth unless be could show a ticket
therefor or pay the money. For this
Reed brought suit and the jury rendered
2 verdict in favor OF the plainut ior
$4,000 damages.
Free Passes on Railroads.
At meeting OF the railroad mana
gers convention to day, the subject OF free
psses was discussed, and it was geneE-
llv agreed 10 abolish the system.
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EsoSEON.
Gcm,vaI Butler on the yirgin,us.

GcmtvaI Eu.Ier on the yirgin,us.
BosroN, November 20 General
Butler has ,jvaH Ai' "i.Hs on the Fir-
Cinius aEir. lie - th&t while hav-
ing no doubt - 10 il d9ly The Govern
ment regre;5 the ATROCITIES, tOr they
NAV emb7r-ass the Republican Gov.
ernmcat O. Spsin, which i, deserving OF
orr hearty sympathy, Gud he believes
the difficulties ia any settlement will
arise tom the weakness o: that Gov
errment, and lis Inability to control
Cub,n affairs. The case OF the Nlr-
,.u.u-, he sAys, j. clear enough, she was
an American vessel. No other power
had aoy jurisdiction in the case. Spain
all along having believed tnat there
wa state Of war in Cuba, that
power had no right to overhaul that
ve-svl on the hjgl seas. The Virgin,
iuy o.stcd no laws and Lad not been
in Spanish waters up 10 the
lime OF her capture. She was
no, = blockade runner. There is no
question o. hejusrce oiour claim that
the Vl!giulus =nould be delivered up TO
the Un!.,d STATE. authorities and the
oii;cers who ss.ztd her aGi those who
o.trred the execution OF her passengers
AID crew, be c:Yen up TOR sIch punish
meat as oar government sail inlet.
.a..lT n y .h
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WISU0 NSIN.
fhC Sfnrc Election

MApt-oS. November 20.-Com?'eie
return, u: the State election give
Taylor, opposition fo- Governor IS, 400
h,s;5r..Y ,vsr Wa-hburo, who Is the
love- On he Republican ticket, berg
c4, Gy - road auI other interests.
Fr-'gy or Attorney General Is 5yo!
sbeai o. Wsshblra. il his own and
...-.Tr-.r counties
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s4ESSESSlPPl,
Sleau. DurD ell.

T!czsBCEG, November 2O.-The
barge, G.'l o: Alton in tow Of the
steamer Henry Amss, heavily laden
9TH fre;gh; vas burned 10 the water s
ei,e at Dslla, sbor. drsisnce south o.
n .ctv. yesterday. 8s.g. snd cargo
q tolsl los
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ST. LOUIS.
Iha NYonGbury Patent.

ST Lovts, November 2).-rhe Na'
.;onal stock yard OF East ST. Louis was
form.l,y ogcre! to-day.
john Dew, o: Washington, one Of
The co3.se in the famous Woodbury.
ra,cn. case in the city aud has call
Ella meeting 0: the p!snjng mill men
and luz. er dealers of this city, 10 be
ne.jl,;- eye0.n:. The object OF tbe
mse:.og = to agree upcn plan OF re-
-...apce 10 he clam Of J. P. Wooi~
Iarv !lr ROYALTY under his patent.
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Free Passes Railroads.
ILLINOIS.
Railroad Matters.

CAIRO, November 2).-The Aiss;s-
sippi railroad is completed 70 within
one mile ani halt OF the ferry landing
in Kentucky. The piles sTe being g6r.ven
on the Ohio shore for the erection OF 8
large depo, for the Mississippi Central
raiifoNl
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FRANCE.

PARl7. November ia; MacMs-
hons request the members o: the miDis
try retain their partiolios. pending the
reconstruction OF the Cabinet. Mac
Mahon has entrusted to Debrogli, Min
ter 0! Foreign Affairs, the task OF form
ing = new ministry.
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THE WEATHER,
WAR DEPARTNENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFgrcE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. q, N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States
clear. cold weather, and poriherly wIud=
vee.ipg TO souibsTiy sil night For the
Lower Lake region, variable winds in
creasing soulherly, rising temperature,
and increasing c:ouiness. For the
Upper Lakes aud southwark tc Ken
tuckv, sou,berly winds, warmer and
cloudy wes.her. For the Southern
States, uor:hsrly and northessterly
winds, slowly rising temperature s0d
generally clear weather. Reports are
partly missing from the southwest sDd
tho sI.rsms northwest.
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P.mp,s,. Eruptlops, Rough Skin.

The system being put uuder the in
huence Of Dr.. Pierces Golden Medic.l
Discovery Tor a few weeks, the skin be.
comes smooth, clear, soft, ard veiye;y,
and being Illuminated with the glow Of
perfect health from within, true beauty
stands forth in all 10 i,s glory. No:nirg
ever presented to the public a. beau,I-
Ter OF the complexion ever gave such
satisfaction for this purpose az this
Discovery. The effects OF a.! mei'c!res
which operate upon the system through
the medium OF the blood are necesssri-
ly somewhat Glow, 10 matter how good
the remedy employed. While one to
three bottles clears the skin o. pimp,e-
blolcEe-, erups;ors, ye.,oT spots, come
doGes, or "Gruts, dozen may po-so!y
be required 10 cure some cases where
the svs,sm is rotten with scro'rlous or
viyuIent blood po;sors The cu-e o. all
these diseases, however, from the COM
mon pimp,e 10 the worst sCro uia il,
with the use o' the most potent agent,
only a mater Of TING Sold by a!
druggiste.
COVERED VIII ERUFTIoys-cCRED
CLAvERAcE, Columbia Co, Y. !.
Dr.. R. V. PIEEcz, Buffalo Y. Y:
Dear S.r-I am sixty years OF age,
aud have been afflicted with Sat
Rheum 10 the worst 'orm 'or grea,
msLy years, until accidentIy, saw one
o. your books, which descrIced M case
exactly. l fought your Golden Med
cSl Discovery and took two boiIies and
a haIf, aud was entirely curet. From
nv shoulders TO my hands was en-
tirely covered with er1ptions, aso on
face and b2dy. wss Likewise sfH Ct
ed with rheumatism, 60 that | walked
with great IificultY, aud that is entire
ly cured. Nay God spsr2 you a locE
life to remain 8 blessing to marHlnl.
With untold gratitude.
Mas. A. ". WILLIAMS
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THE BEST PAPER,
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MUM Co, u Park Row, y. Y. Branch
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CLAvERAcK, mbis Co. Y. !

ANOTHER Brigsdler General has gore
70 driving 81 express wagon 10 Kansas.
Hs makes 8 pretty good one
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CANCERS cnREn

DR. hFffkN tI.AFLlS, pi IN" No. q.
western tHnc"r IrSUiU'r, lJ;I Wubn,H
avenue. Chicago. CASCEkS CUREl
WITHOUT kSIFF OK ERIDGS PALS
In tho shortest time imnglnEb o. and & T.
not dcple'c the patient wHle tresllng. a
cure always guaranteed
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PITTSBURGH.
Heavy Defa cation.

PIrrsBURGu. November 20 Robert
Fiuney, Secretary OF the Eureka and
Boatmens' Insurance companies OF this
CITY has acknowledged to a deficiency in
his accounts amounting 10 between
SI5OOO0 and $4,000, los: IN stock
s speculstlons He has msde sn assign
ment o. his property, valued ct about
fifty thousand dollars. for the benefit OF
the companies.
Priniers' Strike.
The printers troubles which were in
augerated some days since eliminated
TO-DAY. The Le1i.r attempted The
same policy as the Chronicle, which
was defeated this evening. The Typo
graphical Union withou! a dissenting
voice ordered work to stop in all the
newspaper Offices. There is conaders-
hle excitement visible on the streets
about the newspaper offices but the
unioaists nave agreed 10 stay away
rom about the offices uHtil sent f"r.
Two offices, the Gazette ant Post, viii
issue, but the rest from present appear
snces will be debarred from i,su'ug by
the action Of tac Union. The propr,e-
tors are firm and say they will lsFue
quarter sheets. The unionist5 will pub
l!~h isiIy under lGei: own auspices to-
morrow arI give their phaze OF the
trouble. Tie Union ha3 called on SIS
ter urioas for aid.