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The telegraph, wiroa ara all down botwoon Har-
riAburg aud Lowtstown.
THE NORTHWESTERN STATES.
Nova 1tonis Photographed to Tho Chi"
cnE0 Tribune.
lLGINQIH,

Ncsva 1tonis Photographed to Tho Chi-
cAG0 Tribune.
ILLINOIS.
Yostorday was tho hottest day Of tho season.
thus far in Springfield. Tlo,igl, tho morcury has
steadily rcaolod 100 deg, for tho laAt scok daily,
yesterday 1t went up to 1Da. Tho drougth
through parts Of sangamon County Is becoming
severe. and somo complaints Of chinoh bugs arc
,bo,u 6 nude, tlete having boeu no taEn thoro for
thr CO wooks.
Capt. D. q. Aanma, Of Alton, died Saturday
evening Of paralysis. Capt. Adams was all old
aud wcll.known captain on tho Mississippi River.
and has filled many ofccB of trl,at In A1ton md
was esteemed and respected bY all who know him.
Tho thisd Of the surieg Of UNION tonper-
anco meetings WIS held In tho City Park VI
Champaign yeAtordny evening, aud wAB addressed
by tho Rev. Mr.. Durntiell. The interest III theso
ineotlugs increase. aud much good IL lupod from
tAe,n.
-ltoports from Calhoun, Pike. and Grcono
Countos, atato that tho cninct'-bngs arc aovnur-
Ing tho corn and ontB nv aoros, anu that mnny OF
the farmers, who have not finished harvesting,
for tho want bf hatYeBt-mon, will suffer grnnt
toHs in tho destruction OF tl.elr crops. One
fhrmer las lost furtY. mud another eighty, ncraH
uf corn, and 10 ruin hts laleu in TINT region for
many layB. If The dry we.thcr cuntinnoa two
woekB longer there would not ba more than ouo-
The Hon. r. g, Mooro formerly nopreaenta-
tive In the Legislature from Peoria Cotint;, and
the tirst 1nternn nevenne Collector Of tbs old
Fift', District. died IN pooria Saturday morning.
His funeral yesterday WAS largely attended.
-A lttle taughtor Of one Rszran. a butcher Mt
fremont, Tazowoll County, fell into ciutorn on
Friday afternoon last and broke her neck.
INDIANA.
Early yesterday morning. wht'e an excursion
train was returning from Warsaw, Col. NJ. B.
Hascal, prominent citizen Of Goshen, III at-
tempting TO a1tght from cur. fell to tho ground,
striking Oh Ila left Bide, and TaH quite seriously
injured.
-MichRol Gonsor. OF Goshen, ,whio Intoxicated
Inst night, lay down Oh tho Uuion hallway truck,
where ho fell asiocp. uo wus aoon after run
over by train which, cut OF hs right arm aud
otherwise injured him, bnt lie will recover.
IA cuislon occurred Saturday morning, near
Sllvor Lake, on the Cincinnati. Wabash Il Miolli-
ga, Railroad, botweou mixed train gong Houth
and ali e1prors-traln going north. Iu}uring tho
engineer, trAcK~InAt1, aud several passengers
slightly, md badly nlashlug both eI,ginoB anu
seven cara. Tho track was blocked all DIV, Tho
colllalun was causud By Misunderstanding Of q
special order.
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Iowa.
Correspondence ef The Chicaoa Triouns. =
CouSc1L BLUFFS. fa., July 3.-On Wednesday
Of this week tho Anti A1onopoass of tho Eigash
District mos In dolegala convention, aud nomi-
nated:Auson Rood, Of fremont County. as tt,or
candidaio for Congress-. Mr. Rood il farmer,
aud at s,loll was presented to tho Convention by
tie mgny dolegatea from that part Of tho dis
tssct. He has bad Home Legislative experience
as = member Of tho Wisconsin Legislature some
years ag, anu, If elected, will certainly do credit
baloted tor, but tbs Convention was harmonious
throughout. Nhnu tho uomination was made.
nl| the asplrants chocrfnly aoluiosced. aud thor
friends declare that lhey Will oheerful!y sup-
tho Republicans to pet the Rev. Joseph Knotts
on tue traok Us un Independent; but, w:li,o this
may be done, there is ono thing certain, bis
strength as an Independent will DO drawn from
tla Republican party, Of Which. until six
months ago, lio was nlembor. He has made
too high bid. Lis disguise is too thin.
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A kcuvcn worth Wedding.

4 wedd'"g whieA ascp!y interested two youth-
fol n.s!dents Of Leavenworth, Kan., IL thua
" Ne was Is aud she sweet lG: his father was
inexorablo; so, after raising tho wind to the ex-
tent Of &c. he she. and ller mother. with Il m,l.
tuai friend, boarded the cars for the friendly
glens Of Missouri. Altar paying faro for tho
round trip and S250 to tho parsou,
the twain, made QUO landed ID Lcavon.
worth with tho lurso fortune of 81 in
greeubacks. Repairing to saloon, ice cream
aud cake were aet up, reducing tho cast, to two
u'clsels.,. Nothing dauntod, two glasses Of soda
started to begin lifes woadod drealn without =
"copper""
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what you eay, assure you That you can heaY
from MIC Whenever am ealcd on"
This oudod Sponcer and ile wont OF, saging aH
lie did 90, !" I am your cnemy Tor l,fo."
This Inst aaRertlon oyat wh0mod Gen. Gordon.
and 1t Ia doubtful whether his nerves la.o yrE
recovered tho Bl,oott Of bolng deprived Of tLis
noblo Senator d friendship.
, 1874-07-06
AQUATIC.

THE HOBTDN REGATTA.
BosToN, July 6.-At tho rowing regatta ysa-
tertlay, LanderA. OF SALEM was first in tia single
scull raoe, with Dlg4n. Ut New York, secnnd,
and Morris, Of pittsb1trg, third. Moroys Loaf
by foult1R with large ropo.
The douhlc-Bou1l raeo wls won by Butler aud
Landsrp; j. Diglin and ?. Rcgan, second.
Riverside was aucooAsful in The race tor four
cared working boats and Portland III that for
four.oarei HLels. This bout WINS rowed by A.
aud n. 0'Drion, n. Z. 0'l,rieu, and r. Twigg.
The D. J: Walton, rowed by McDoaa.d brothosB
aud seibert and Morris, Of pntsburg, VIVA
SECOND.
sISdLE acuLL RACE At ST. PAIL, M1NN.
S}Heia! Nispatch to II.p IAituqo iT1UH,.e
ST. rAuL, July b.-The slnge Bcull boat race
for tho cLauplon gold badge OF the staso oo-
cured gu tho river Saturday morning. Tho
course waH milo up from, tho plidge and To-
tu,n. Frank Seymour, Of Saltwater, and Nor
,nan Wright aud Eugouo Doll. Of St. Paul, co1l-
tsHtcd. Wright took tho lead from tho start,
CROSSING t|'e buoy thirty yards III advance. aud
increased it to near 200 yards at the close, Soy
mour WAS uecoud. 1imo. 1880.
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"A nun who had saved the lifo of tho daugh-
ter Of 4 Boston millionaire received $3.50 from
the grateful parent. He vas 10 overcome by Tho
magnificent bounty that lie psld OUT every cent
Of it tn seventeen organ-gfinaors, to simulaue-
ousiy noreraiie his henAfactor,
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What's In name We observe In plila-
dolphin newspaper Il call for a mueting of " Par
adlue Lodge Of Journeymeu 1ailorH." ConB,d-
eI!ng that there woro no tallolB In Paradise. una
that no tAilofB wero ueedod until after Paradise
Lost 1t saamh to us that tile Philadelphia stitch.
ers might hive hit uu0n uufs appropriate
hAute.-Asn fVrk 1rttunA
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THE WEATHER,

WAaH7NoToH, D. G., July 6.-rnonan111T1Es-
FOR Tounesseo aud Ohio Valley, Mionlean. Wis.,
consiu, Missouri ind Iowa generally clear aud
Warm weather, with oastcr1y or southsrly wlnda
and stationary or fal}iug barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, July &, 1874.
, 1874-07-06

TREAT PROMPTLY - CRAMPS, :DIARRHEA.
AS1AT1c CHOLERA, AND ALL BOWEL AFFEo-
T1oSs. WITH DIR. JAYNE,s CARMINATtvR BAL.
SAM. AND YOU WILL OBTAIN SPEEDY RELIED.
AND PROMOTE CERTAIN CURE.
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-An 17vanHvillo damse witnessing foot-rsoe
bssreon nulni'er Of young men f8" aay4 ago,
hoo&ms dsguhted *lth tha ra, ioFnlanco. pulled
ATeHas
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NEW YonK, July s. - Arrived, ateams1,irs
steinman, from Antwerp, aud California, from
Glasgow.
phYuourn july 6.-Arrived, steamship Wes,~
phaiia, from Now York.
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DENNsYLvANIAR RAILROAD.
THB GREAT TRUNK LINZ


UNIlBD STATES NAIL ROUTB
Trains leave New YORK from loot Of Dssbroses and
Express TOR Harrisburg pttsburs the West and South
eP se 9s,.1s ana snTs asilshsd $50 A NJ and
Phiads pSs and Ere Rs1c.d s fn o VIII
nsmspors and Lock Haven $3.50 n, connecting At
FOR Bsiti%ere. Washington and the .south-Limi.ed
s psrS as
!:l0f; Regular stsAo A NJ, and . p. N. Sun.
Express or fhilaaelpn!a, $40 $3.50 A. Nj 12:o 81 40
sP NJ amig gr a. and n. second class r
FOR ssys.ss s .Ss I'D IL. ssd so a. Nj so - ok ss
JI;sS,ssi d 70 h-0 r. ~ and IL night Sunday Sssa
For ksSssh ssse - g sa 70
i's - ana IN Eight s.' ssu s.S IS s.
70, ssh va "a. 81 s e. "a. Ss 80 s s sS
i0P. M and i2 night sunday 8 o6 and r. M
For Wco1srisss rs5 ma a%Gsy and South Ambos and
For ; Ss:, l:js sss + 1 .sst Is md
For For Fsiiipssars an" ap ssivde9. ana
=, ,o II Is SS sss nSSF,s o'''' '"' ="
FOR rsn s g s.d cs%aeneA M and via boat from
rran. s spriy. a. isow:,-rrom rit,bure GIN on
xs snS $s sS md
ana IL y fea l Psl!adoenl s'psary 70
96e eI5 II 20 N, S:l5, A16 slh 500, s;4t i02t
p SUNDAY, S;io, 62o $50 Ii 10 A. NJ; $50 and
Ticket oiases sss and a4 Broadway No. Astor House
ticket Offices No. Battery place No. Court street
u. NJ BOYD. ia, General Passenger Agent
FRANZ THOMSON. aeuersl Manager
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMs LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
Japan and China via Psnama.
Rates OF passage ncluding all necessaries for the
Mip) New York TO San Francisco, 3d. $40 or Sl0,
currency; san Francisco Yokohama. $50 gold san
FRANCISCO TO Hong Kong. $500, gold
steamers leave pier ~ North River, New York. fol-
lows I..-
COLON, Captain J. NJ. Dow Ia at n
ACAPULCO, Commander A. q. Grey August at " noon
and every aitsrnate saturday, connecting with all
Extra STEAMERS for freight and way passengers Will be
require. ,
steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China az
follows
ALASKA Julv rs
And every alternate Saturday.
For freight further Information apply at
compsnys ONCE or wharf foot Of Canal street, New
York. ll-r II. j. BULLAI
RUFUS HATCH, t.a- SUPERINTENDENT
Managing director.
G. Il. DAYTON,
Freight AGENT
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRMONIAL-A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN.
u f3years OF age, OF unblcmished morals and good
position desires to make the acquaintance OF LADY OF
40 years or under and means with view
70 mariIa Jny Address, in all confidence Is ~, box
ZIG Post o0ice. Boston. Mass
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u COMPANY
The elegant screw steamship MERRIMACK, 1900 tons
bur them captain ". Weir, Will sail for St Thomas,
Para Pernambuco. Bahia Rio de Janeiro Thurs
day. July u from pier 43 orth River
For Heights or passage apply to
WILLIAM X. GARRISON, Agent,
No. Bowling Green.
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rron No. r. Nortb Pi -, ~ n ~ IN
leave daily at 5 =. M for Norfolk, and PASSING Err
STEAMERS for Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, same hour: and
Fridays, 3 P ~, Tor Norfolk oniy: .,o...,
all points South and Southwest Virginia and Tonnes
see Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk tor New and Washington, N
C., and other points Office 1917 Greenwich street.
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(yARD.-PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, GUITAR sIN0
~ ing, Flute. Harp, Harmony. Private lessons only
Day and evening. n West Fourteenth street. CircuiarS
mailed free. Address J. JAY WATSON Director.
T ATEST AND BEsT.-GET THE REGATTA GALOf
IL by Rud Arousen; played with great success every
where. CHARLES II. DITSON Co, Publishers
No. I'll broadway.
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MERRTLL'S PAIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FREE
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men, also ladies' principally out door business.
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street "' " N
Co WILL BUY BEAUTIFULLY BOUND COPY OF
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CHARLES Dickens pronounced by critics one of the
books Of the year. Published by 4. J. HALE 4 son, II
Murray street. New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
RpDLISG, . THEEHARDEsr SORT

Are there any other points that
might be made in favor of the working
men?'
Yes, there are are a great many 9TH
eel-points, too, that are familiar to
every one who understands the situation.
I do not propose to go over them now,
'or the simple reason that a Committee
81 the workingmen have charge OF the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
New York Market.

New YORK, November l2.-Cotton-
Steady and unchanged. Fl"ur-ln mod
crate demand and unchanged; receipts
$4,000 barrels; closing quiet. Whcat-lc
better, and in moderate demand; No. !
spring 81 l66l 25; No. > do old 81 100.
/ lG; No. 3 do 81 O5@l 05!i No. > Mil
yaukec 81 l0al IL; whit" 81 2SG, 10,
Rye Flour-Firmer at - 1904 10,
Corn Meal-Steady at - l0@i -. Rye
advancing; prime Canada 9jc. Bar
ley Scarce; western 81 81. Malt-Firm.
Corn-lm 2c lower; receipts 1000 bushels;
mixed western 9l@92c III store; yellow
g3c in store. Oats-Firmcr and more ac-
tive; mixed western in store 65c; ah"at
G4m 65Ic; white 64Gd GG!c. Hay, Hops
and Ricc-Unchanged. Sugar-Hcavy
at sGSlc. Cofec-Quict. Molasscs-
Quiet; New Orleans lie. Petroleum
Dull and heavy; refined offered at lie;
crude nominally at 5Ic. Rosin-Stcady
Mt - 30G2 3j Turpcntinc--3j!c.
Eggs-Firm at 2s(G pc. Pork-Stcady
at $40 10. Beef-Quiet. Cut Meats
Firm; picked shoulders 19@7ic; middIcs
scarce and irmcr; long clear lOir; short
clear l0lc. L.ard-Activc and excited;
prime steam l5Ic. Buttcr-Firm; wcs-
tern l9rd 3sr. nchangcd.
Whisky-Dccidcdly iirmcr at II ola
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
Chicago Market.

CuICAGO, November Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Whcat-Dc-
mand fair and advanced; No. spring
nominally at Ole; No. = SG3c cash or sell
Ter November; S7sc bid seller December;
sslc sollor January; No. 3 S2GS2lc; re
iectcd 77Jm 7sc. Corn-Dcmand active
and advanced; No. = mixed 'jc cash.
rejected old 7O(a 72c; new Gjc. Oats
Demand fair and advanced; No. = iSc
cash or November; i73c .cll"r year; re-
icctcd ljmIjic. Ryc-Dcmand actIv"
and advanced; No. ! sjGt 81. Barley
Demand active and price, advanced;
81 % cash seller December; No. 3 ~ llC
l3 Pork-Dcmand active and price
advanced nt SIS 80 cash; $lS iOrr lS -
seller wear. Lard-Actiyc at lic cash,
$l2 90 seller year. Bulk Mrats-Drmand
fair and firm; No. ! fully cured here,
all quotations are from IL 10 20 day. IN
salt; shoulders 6Ici short rib middle,
ggm Ole all loose. Green Mcats-llam-
l5c: average 9Ic. Whisky-Stcndy and
in moderate demand Mt 9GIc. On the
opening Of the board this afternoon,
Wheat closed at SIZE seller December.
Corn-7i4c seller November '2!c sell
Ter wear; 4S!M 4Slc cash.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
Cincinnati Market.

CINCISNATI, November l2.-Cotton-
Steady at l4c. Flour-DuIl at - OOn%
) 20. Wheat, Oats and Rye Il lnshang-
ed. Corn-Steady; ear ga G3c; shcIled
GimG5c. Barley-Steady at II %. Lin
seed Oil-Firm at SOC Egg Quiet
at 2j(d PC. Butter and Ch"csc-FIrm.
Lard-Demand fair; firm sales at l3tc
spot; nominally l2tc seller year. Bulk
Mcats-Firm at 7@Hml0!m 1910 l0i
ollie inside ten day. salt. Bacon-Ac-
tive; shoulders sj@9c; clear RIB ,ides
l2ICa.I3r to come out; clear sid"s liIc.
Green Meats-Quict; shoulder. Gim &c;
sides 9ic; hams I0ic. Hogs-Actiyr;
common s. 3Ota 6 80; medium to fair
s6 j0aG Is; good packing TO extra butch
or. So sOto,7 %; bulk sales at - &oho
50 Whsky--Demand fair market
firm al g6c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13

THE huge, drastic, gripping, Sickcning
pills, constructed of crude, coarse and
bulky ingredients, are fast being scpar-
seeded by DIR. Picrccs Pleasant Purgatiyc
Pellets, or sugar coated, Concentrated
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti-Bilious
Granulcs-thc Little Giant CathartiC
or M"itum ~ Parro Physic Modern
Chemical Science enables DIR. Picrc" {"
extract from the juices of ia" most Valua-
Bile roots and herbs their active medicinal
principles, which, when worked into III.
tie Pellets or Granulcs, scarcely idrGrr
than mW,tdrd seed, renders each It'll"
Pellet II, active and powerful as n large
pill, while they are much more palatahlr
and pleasant in effect.
DIR. Ira 4. Thaycr, of Baconsburg,
Ohio, writes; Il regard your Pellets as
the best remedy for the conditions for
which you prescribe them of anything !
have ever used, 80 mild and certain IN
effect, and leaving the bowels in mn cN-
ccllcnt condition. II seems to me they
must take the place of all other cathar,lc
pills and medicines
Lyon ~ MaCombcr, druggists, Ncrml-
lion, d. T., says: I'VE think they ARE g"-
ing To sell like hot cakes as soon ~ people
get acquainted with them and will spoil
the pill trade, ~ thos" that have used
th"pl like them much better than larg"
pills
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
New York Cattle Market.

SEw YORK, November l2.-Beeves--
Receipt. 40 head; making 1870 head
for three days, against 3,l50 same tim"
lat week Demand moderate, and sales
.low at shade lower figures than report
I'd last Monday, but hrrner than yes,er-
day; ordinary to fair Texas and Chero-
kee cattle, ranged from So 7jla,s %; COIN
mon to prime native steers - Dpo u ~.
Sheep aud IAmbs-Frcsh receipts b,lO
head, making 1890 for the week, against
9. $50 last week. Market fair at - bFa
& u; common TO prime sheep 20 jco,a 80.
Swine-Receipts 7,0iO, making Z2,rO
for three days, sgainst $500 same time
la.t week. Market frIner at 81 JOla
g 75: live - soar - dressed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBEKTY, November l2.-Csttie
Receipts for to-day Al head; and Tor
last three days 1855 head. supply fsir
and market active; demand god; good
cattle .eIling at about .c advance, and
common 10 medium hold up at lat
weeks Ggnres; good 70 extra - 75a6 %;
fair 20 medium s. 1j(aj ~; common
a OO(S4 so stOckers scarce at 80 O|gy
4 %: bulis - 2j(o3eO. Rrccipt.
for today 4.isO head; for lat three day.
IO.I3O head; best 81 SoNaj7 30 Yorker
81 2Ora6 ~. Sheep-Reoeipts for To-
day 2. 100 head; for lat three dsys IA, 800
head; best s. Ools5 30; medium 81 ijls
20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, November l2-YlGar-
Firm. in good demand and unchanged.
Wbeat-Western unchanged. Corn
Western mixed scarce at Sc bid; refGs-
81. Oats-Dull; western mixed 0Sa
Gle: do white 62lS65c. Rye-Dull al
sOCa 95c. Hsy-Dull at Sic 20. Pro-
visi1ns-Sirong and unchanged. Butter
Western quist, steady and unchanged:
e,roleum-C ncbanged. Cofee-Dull
and nominal; concession. would have TO
BE- msde 70 sell. Whisky-Scaree and
firm nj 81 OlGl OIL
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matter, and are endeavoring to arrive
at an amicable settlement with the man.
ufacturers. This, l trust, will be success
ful, and if so there will be no necessity
for an extended discussion in the papers,
which would, perhaps, only give rise to
further trouble. This much can say,
however. 1t is that there is no class of
men living who earn their money harder
than the iron-workers, ard that
they ought to get as good remuneration
as can be given. Go among our mills,
look at these men toiling over the fires,
see them at evening, when their work
is done, almost ready to drop from eX-
haustion, and do not think that you
will say that Sc per ton is an extrava-
CANT price for their labor This, too,
they have to share with their helpers.
VIEWED FROM A LABOR STANDPOINT.
But supposing the manufacturers can
not pay it,
That is just the hiIging point in the
difference. If the workingmen knew
that it could not be paid, it would, of
course, be no use in asking for it. But
they see lively demand for iron, not
withstanding the cry of depres>ion and
they believe that if the manufacturers
got good managers at the mills and stood
up by their card rates, they could con-
tinue without any serious difficulty. The
workingmen ask that the manufacturers
make an effort, rather than on the slight
est suppOsitiOn of cause, pretended or
real, to order reduction at once
"How about the thirty days notice.
"Well, there is rumOr on the streets,
mind | say it is only II rumOr-that
the manufacturers want to break through
that also, and get the men to consent to a
reduction right off,
"How many iron workers have we in
Pittsburgh?'
There are some thirty-tivc mills
They emyloy on an average go hands
each. You can compute the aggregate
for YOURSELF
THE QUESTION OF A STRIKE OR LOCK-
"Do YOU believe there will be a strike
or lock-out?'
II say again, hope not. | am sure
the hands DO not want IL. lncy VIII DO
their best to get fair settlement with
the manufacturers; but if the manufactu-
rcrs propose to hrcak over even their
own proposition at will, and make on"
reduction to-day and another tomorrow,
why, there is no telling what it may come
to, and there is no telling to what the
hands may be driven under such pres
sure
This concluded the interview. As II
matter of justice we give it, though it is
also but fair to say that it does not en-
brace the whole of the workingmcn's case
by good deal. Just as the person whose
views are given above, stated, the work
ingmen prefer an amicable settlement to
Il noisy controversy. Let lis hope that
this may be effected.
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III u l. ID a .

Amer the German Of r. L"wald. Finh
edition. l2mo. Fine cloth. Price, N.7J.
There f. not a heavy page In the enlir"
volume. nor u the Interest allowed to nag
from Introduction tO nnis. w JhHod"i-
phlI .SeW Age.
"a book thoroughly German IN style
and sentiment, and Syt on" which viii
command the universal spmpathy Of All
cIaNSlss Of readers - BOstOn TlOise.
"One Uf the mI-t, hralihful, fresh, dc.
llghtful and artistlcally y-construrt"d nov
els that has appeared this season. '-Ihhd'
rfTiphfl EtSHfH1 BUiiSfin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The coroners jury IN the case of John
Mckenna, shot in New York during II
political fracas on last election day, re-
turned verdict that McKennn came f"
his death by pistol shot wound at the
hands of some person unknown.
llEdward Donnellv. seventeen years of
age, while stealing ride on freight car
in Cincinnati, yesterday, was Knocked of
and run over by the next car, completely
scvcring his body in two.
4 young man named Schwab fcI! from
train yesterday, near Lawrcnccburg,
! Indiana, and had an arm and leg cut of.
He died in few hours.
Phillip Wadsworth is appointed Col
lector of INtcrnal Revenue for the First
District of Illinois, vice Hoyt, whose
nomination. is withdrawn.
The residence of J. 7. Carter, of SYRIA
cuse, New York. burned yesterday morn
| ing. Mr.. Carter went into tn" cellar I"
save some property, and was burned /"
death.
The Democracy of Cairo. ILL.,, last
night, celebrated the late victory at the
polls with torch-light procession, mu-
sic, speeches. &c. Many buildings were
illuminated, making fine display.
General Baldy, Chief of the New Or
leans Police, has resigned, and Lieut..
Murdock has been appointed by the
Governor to the vacancy temporarily TIL
the recovery of Gen. BadgerI
The repairs have been completed at at
the New Orleans Mint, and coming will
commence rs soon as an assayer is ap-
pointed, and the necessary Appropriation
made by Congress.
General Lazcrna has ordered the ar
rest of a number of inccndiarieS at lrun
and convened IL court martial t" try
them.
The Democrats were firing SaIutes and
holding n mass meeting in Union Hall,
San Francisco, last night, in honor OF
eastern victories.
The permanent committee "i the
French Assembly held lis last sitting yes
terday. The Left renewed lis protest
against the suppression of Republican
journals.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that Prus-
sin has declined the proposal mace by
Russia for a revision Of the boundary line
between the two countries.
George :. Wagner, of Pennsylvania
Librarian of the United States Senate,
died at Washington yeSterday,ot c"ng"s-
! tion of the lungs.