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VERDICT FOR DAMAGES.


BELGRADE, October 0.-It is reported
that u new Scrvian Ministry has been
formed, and the members belong to the
peace party.
NEW PLAN OF PACTFTCATIoN.
The Pail Mall Gazette has q special from
Berlin containing the following: ut Ia
now proposed, in the execution Of con-
tcmpIated reforms, TINT the administra-
tiOn Of the disaheCted Provinces he In.
trusted to q Governor General, enjoying
the confidence Of the Christian subjects Of
the Sublime Porte. The proposal seems
likely to succeed, though IL Is not at all
likely the great Powers will guarantee
these reforms, notwithstanding the in
surgcnts still insist on II. The Consuls
at Mostar arc negotiating and endeavor.
Ing to pacify the insurgents through the
medium OF the clergy.
A Mostar dispatch says the Consuls
consider that unless Turkey determines
upon radical reform in every depart.
ment Of Herzegovina, that Province will
bc completely lost to her.
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pn,ihIrrs IockonL

PITTSBURGH, October 9.-From the
present indications II is almost certain
that our iron manufacturers will again
he embarrassed by puddlers' lockout"
this winter. The manufacturers have
asked the pnddlers for a reduction Of one
dollar ton, which would make the rate
81 SO per ton. The puddlers insist upon
the sliding scale, and say they must 90
out II the manufacturers insist upon n
reduction below the market price Of iron,
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Aronc Of hi' recent meetings in Miss
is.ippi, Mr. LamlrsNltcntiOn was called
oa statement made by a candidate for
Congressional the success Of the Demo-
cral. in the election, would mean the re-
cn.Iaycmcnt Of the colorcl people. Mr.,
Lamar armrnrd to the audience, and asked
those white Democrats present who hon.
c,tly accepted the situation, and would
take uparms, Unnecessary, in defense of
the freedom Of their colored neighborS
and fellow citizens, to say "Nye." The
response WA instant and deatcning,
Ietn,hopc they all meant il rs sincere
" n Mr.. Lamar did.
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ol "A memphis Merchant.

MEMPHIS, October 0.-The body Of
Joseph ilchr was found in the bayou near
the gas works last evening. Ills hat and
coat we're found on the bank, which led
to the bayou being dragged, and the body
found. lie is supposed to have commit.
ted suicide, owing to domestic troubles.
A dispatch from Knoxville announces
the death there this morning Of Judge
Robert j. Mckinney, for many years one
Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court, and
one Of the most eminent jurists oi the
State. The Supreme Court in session at
Jackson adjourned, as a mark Of respect
to the deceased
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The ward viii Case.

DETROIT MrCHg October OH The
Ward will case, to-day, most Of the time
was occupied with the testimony Of Cap.
tain Wards brother.ih.luw, r. e. Oven,
who sworc to drawing up the will, and
gave in detail Captain Wards rOsons for
It's various provisions; emphatically de.
MED that the testator referred to Spirit
ualist advice at all in The matter. liis
evidence excited much interest.
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Receiver Of the chesapeake 4
Ohio Railroad Appointed

RICHMOND, VA, October O.-Judge
Bond, Of the United States Circuit Court,
has appointed Henry Tyson, Of Baltimore,
Receiver Of the Chesapeake h Ohio Rail.
road, under the application Of a creditor
for the foreclosure Of the first mortgage.
General ". G. Wykham, Vice President,
has Issued an order TO all agents Of the
roads in conformity with the appoint
mont
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Horse rhiet I.ynched in Illinois.

CHICAGO, October "a special to the
journal from Peoria says: "AbouL one
o'clock this morning, nearly dozen men,
supposed to be from Forest City, Mason
county, Illinois, succeeded In getting
William pemberton, the escaped convict,
away from a constable. They fred scv.
eral loads Of shot into liis body, and not
succeeding in killing him in this way,
dragged him to a tree and hung him. The
constable made desperate fight for his
prisoner, mOrtally wOunding one Of the
mob. pemlerlOn cut one Of the lynchers
terribly. lie was under arrest for horse
stealing. Great excitement prevails.
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Wentllcr Iscnort.


FHUBNBII4IITEIl
For the Lakes, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri and Ohio Valleys and
Tennessee, rising barometer, northwest
to northeast winds, cooler and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States
stationary or rising barometer, nOrLherly
winds, stationary temperature and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, low
barometer, warm, cloudy weather, and
occasional rain, followed by clearing and
cool weather and northweSterly winds.
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CANADA.

ORGANIZED GANG OF BANK swINDLRRs,
QUEBEC, October GA man named II.
7, Adams, Of New York, was arrested
yesterday while endeavoring to pass a
forged draft for thousand dollars on the
Bank Of British North America. Since
his arrest hc confessed that he is one Of an
organized gang Of swindlers who had de-
cided upon making simultaneous presen.
tations Of letters Of credit wherever such
paper was accepted.
HALIFAX, October 0.-The Bank Of
British North America was yesterday
swindled out of $1,000 by n man who re-
gistered his name at the hotel as B. A,
Bell, OF New York, on a forged letter Of
credit, purpOrting to lfave been issued at
the New York agency, The man Ia sup
posed to be the same party who was ar
rested to-day In New Brunswick, for an
attempt to obtain money on the same
forged letter.
VERDICT FOR DAMAGES.
OTTAWA, October 0.-In the case Of
Edwards vs. the Ottawa River Naviga.
ton Company, for the destruction OF mills
ut ROckland last summer, by sparks
from steamer, the jury gave the plain
tilra verdict for S2l0,0OO.
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Tia Northern Pacific railroad rcor.
ganitalion is now complete. Its. bond,
holders have become It's stockholders,
with board Of directors, comprising not
only men Of ability and integrity, but
men Of suffering experience in its history.
They want now, first, fresh capital, for
which with 500 mile. of completed road
moderate continent Of land, and valuN.
bic franchises they offer abundant sccuri.
ty; and, second, man Of first t-class bust.
meas ability nnd integrity, who is willing
to work hard and honestly for five and
possibly ten years for the continuation
and completion Of thi, great work. Its
agrcat opportunity for the right man to
do an important work aud make high
reputation.
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THE Ohio River Improvement Com.
mission will hold meeting at Pitts.
burgh on the eth Of this month, at the
MonongaheIa House, The members Of
the Commission for West Va. are Capt.
John McILnrc and 'rho5. Sweeney, Of
Wheeling; W. 7. Poole, of Parkersburg;
!, s. King, Of West Columbia, Mason
county, and DR., r,J,p.lINlc, Of Charleston,
The reason Tor meeting at Pittsburgh this
year is bccansc the first lock and dam,
under the experiment authorized year
or two ago by Congress, il located near
that city, aud also because u model pre-.
pared under the direction of Col. Mere.
dith will be on exhibition at the rooms Of
the Coal Exchange.
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VIZ hear Of the purchase Of a Thousand
nshcIsotpotatocs in Washington county,
pa., for thp market, at % cents per
bu-hcI. Mtlisratc poor people will be
able toliyc this winter, The potato crop
isrcportcA very abundantin Washington
counly this fall.
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Another OI the Jefferson Borden
IutIuCcFS Sentenced.

BosroS, October 0.-Iohn Glew, one Of
the crew Of the Jefferson Borden, who
was acquitted on the charge Of murder,
was to-day sentenced, by Judge Lowell, to
ten years in the State Prison, on his plea
Of guilty Of mutiny.
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CoL. \. NJ. NORTON, OF IronIont Is no
longer President OF the Norton Iron
Work., at Ashland. His health ha' con-
.ilcrably improved Of late and he has
been taking part on the stump in the
Obincampai,n in favor Of Hayes.
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1t i. probable that this year the vote
will full one, in which case 1t ought
ia reach $4,000, requiring the yicIorI-
mn, parly to have over 100000 votes.
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1,hirnrn I1isiiller Arrrsteh.

CHICAGO, October 0.-Baker X. Mason,
whose distillefy here was seized last May
for Irregularities, was arrested to-day,
and held by the United States Commits.
sioner under bonds Of $4,000. Warrants
are out for the arrest Of two other distill.
ers whose places were seized last May.
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Fnlr al I,rnnklort. KcntncI,t

LOUISVILLE, October 9.-The Frank.
fort Fair closed to-day, after successful
exhibition Of five days, during which the
attendance was large. The trotting was
very good.
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ITALY.

McLosKEY TAKES LEAVE OF TIE POPE.
ROME, October 0--Cardinal McClos.
key, who ia about to depart for America,
babe fnrnwell, to-day, to the Pope and
Cardinal AntOnclli with much emotion
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INDIA.


LONDON, October O.-.The Bombay Times
reports severe outbreak Of cholera in the
Province Of LySorc.
LORD NAPIER's SUCCESSOR.
CALCUTTA, October O.-It Is conGd ent.
ly stated that Lieutenant General Sir
friedrich phnines, commander Of the
troops in the Government Of Madras, will
succeed Lord Napier Of Mugdala, as
COmmandcr.in.Chici.
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GERMANY.


LONDON, October O.-Thc Pail Mall Ga.
sclics Berlin special says II Is reported
Lhat Germany will demand this year an
addition Of six million marks to the
military estimates,
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, October 0.--Df.
NJ. NJ. McGuite, Of Dardanelle, was to.
day elected Grand Master Of the Grand
Council Of Masons for the ensuing year .
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RcCtiiying House IN Milwaukee
stnvnlI

MILWAUKEE, October 9.-The tectiiy.
ing house, residence, and all the proper.
ty Of J. +. Kisscnger, Of this city, was
seized by the Collector Of Internal Rev
enuc, to-day, for an assessment Of $780,
600 against the Union Copper DiStilling
Company Of Chicago, Of which Messenger
Ia a stockhOlder.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, October ON. De Zanneau, one
Of the Deputies in the Assembly from
LOire-Ihierieure, is dead.
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SPAIN.


MADRID, October o. Owing to the
activity Of the Carlists in enrolling
troops and fortiying Somorrostro, IL Is
suspected that they contemplate another
attack upOn Billion.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 9.-Rt. Rev. Alex.
nnder Ienfose Forbes, D. G. L., Bishop Of
Brechin, Scotland, Is dead. lie was fifty
eight years Of age.
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BosToS, October 0.-John Ryan died
to-day from the effects Of a prize fight
yesterday with Michael Carney. The
latter fed.
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Hth6HhtlVH ~ buhluShH GGuAcs put uul
knowledge Of political economy fails Il
show us how all this may be brought Il
pass, so We drop the subject. y.
BELLAIRE LOCALS. - An intelligent
Democrat impaired to us piece Of in
formation yesterday, and rs we are conf
dent that very few Of our readers outside
OF the class to which he belongs are aware
Of the fact, We thought it would do tC
publish. 1t is that at the time Of the "sal
rygrab" ex-GOy, Hayes was in the U. s
Senate, and that afterwards he ran for the
same position, but was beaten by Cary
whose term expiring in turn, John Sher'
man took his place, and Is yet in. Con
sidering that eaCh term in the Senate is
six years in length, tho SALARY grab
must have happened at no recent period
Of our national history.
Rev. ], j. Spencer, pastor Of tho Disci-
pies Church Of this city, has been con.
luctinga series Of religious meetings at
Quaker City, Guernsey county, for the
past week.
The principal-or at lcast one OF the
prinCiPal-wOrks Of education going on
in Bellaire at this period is a preparato.
ry course for the State prison at COlum.
bus, A host Of boys between the ages OF
ten aud sixteen are allowed to run loose
all over the city during the entire day
and until II luto hour at night, and their
Only object seems to be to excel each 9th.
er in wiCkedness, They swear, fight and
steal with impunity, because the officials
are avGrse to arrGsting such youthful
criminals, and those who are aggrieved by
their petty rObberies seem to look upon
il Ns u legitimate result OF n lack Of
watChfulness on their own part. II Is
plainly to the interests Of society that
decisive steps be taken to check their ca.
recrs Of Criminality; for II ii be not done
we will lind our city in few years over.
run with race OF grOwn.up vagabOnds
and criminals.
The voting Tomorrow, we are told, Is
to be done by Wards. Considering that
II IL State election, and that the entire
township participates, we fail to see how
this Is 10 be done. Any citizen Of tho
township can vote At either polls and At
every poll.
We neglected To mention in our rc.
marks upon the Noyes meeting Of last
week, the brief but eloquent address Of
Col. PoOrman, chairman Of the meeting
in introducing the speaker. lie alluded
TO the speech Of the Mansfield Democrat
who has lately espousCd the Republican
cause, and his address was received with
hearty interest and applause.
Owing to the inclenenCy Of the weather
the attendance Mt the different churches
yesterday was quite attenuated.
The Board Of Education still persist in
making biIlboards Of the public school.
house walls for private advertiser.
Hon. J. j. Ingalls, will tonight speak
in behalf Of the lIcpublCun ticket, on m
honest currency and impartial govern.
ment, in the public square. Good music
will be there, and everything will be done
that Can COnduCc TO the comfort Of tilosC
who attend the last meeting Of the cam
paign.
Burglars entered the Beehive" tailor
shop Of MelIOtt 4 Mcnto, Saturday night,
and stole Il large amount Of goods, includ.
Ing many made.up clothes.
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uikUGUAY.

LONDON, October "a dispatch from
Montevideos announces that martial
law has been proclaimed there.
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recently Deeh over tne inc lFOu tIe
Steubenyille bridge to Wheeling, and has
made out for his own satisfaction, the
following estimate Of expense necessary
to complete the road ready for the rolling
stock. We quote from his estimate as
follows;
Amount n,aesary To h. expended on tho
road between Steubcnyillr bridge and
CTOss 81 ,OO
rTcstlipR and I'LL at the Creek 800
General repairs between the Creek aud Wells
burg GVI
Add this estimate Of Capt, McCluFes to
the estimate OF Mr., Becker, and we have
a total estimate for getting the road
ready for the rolling stock Of Sl7l,3OO'
1t will be seen that this estimate apprOxi-
mates very closely the general estimate
published some days ago Of Sl75,OOO,
which was the amount assured to be
necessary to put the road in order for the
cars, and which with the $3sO,OOO-al-
readyspent, would make u total invest
ment Of S55j,000.
As We have already stated, the road, Us
thus completed for the cars, is to fall into
the possession Of the subscribers to its
new capital, and should It's business meet
the expectation Of the men who are put
ting their money into it at this time, II
must prove handsome Investment. 1t
only needs to earn tho net amount
earned by the CHARTERS Valley Road
between Washington, Pa, and Mansfield
to return about 10 per cent in
tcrcst to the stockholders, and 1t ought to
do twice that amount Of ncrbusiness.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
me NEw sEcRErAnY or rnE INrERIoR.

TIE NEW SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 9.--Post-
master General Jewell and Acting Sec
retary COwen to-day stated that the new
Secretary Of the Interior would proba-
bly, arrive on Monday, and at once enter
upon the discharge Of his duties, They
both declined to divulge the name Of the
appointee, or Of what State he is n resi-
dent, saying that to do so would be n
violation Of confidence.
MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN, DELEdATION.
The Attorney General resumed his
duties to-day. Among the callers to-day
were United States ex-senator Pease and
United States Attorney Wells, of Missis-
ippi, and the State Attorney General of
Mississippi. A lengthy conversation re-
suited, in the course Of which the delega-
ton assured the Attorney General that
any departure from the policy Of the Ad-
ministFation already indicated by the
Attorney General would be disastrous to
the interests Of the State, and especially
would ia best citizens deplore the send.
ing Of troops. These gentlemen assured
Judge PierrepOnt that Il matters were
left as they now are, without any inter
ference by the General Government, the
result would he the redemption OF the
State from the many and various difficult
ties now existing, not among the least Of
which would be the election Of Il patriotic
and law-abiding Legislature.
COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS SMITH
To-day sent telegram denying that he
will not return to Washington from New
York, and announcing that he will he
here Tuesday,
AN IMPERATIVE ORDER.
WASHINGTON, D. G., October lO.-Act.
Ing Secretary COwcn has sent the 70 How
Ing dispatch to the Indian Agent ut
Standing Rock, and also to other agents
of tho Sioux Indians. "You are hereby
instructed not to issue annuities to
any Indians belonging to your agency
unless they have been counted. Hold
them to this requirement, even II they
do not get any annuities until spring"
This order is imperative and Use no dis
Cretion IN the matter.
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is so scarce that some Of us hardly know
whatit looks like Of late. Italmost puts
one in the notion OF starting an "ORliInited
Trust and Confidence Company" and
issue notes OF our own, The only thing
that binders us is that we fear we can not
find the men to have faith in our prom.
ises to pay. 1t is the great financial
secret Of to-day; that is, faith and conf.
dGnce. And why should not We, rs well
as others, be the benefciaries? We hope
that next Tuesdays election will help to
dispel the clouds that cover our financial
skies, and that soon the mOneyed man
and the labOrer, the manufacturer and
consumer will see eye to eye, and the
stagnation in business cease. But our
knowledge Of political economy fails to
show us how all this may be brought to
pass, so We drop the subject. X.
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'"c captain appends the following
"o'c To the end Of these figures 1.-THE
'"'ve estimate | feel satisfied will cover
all co'ifor putting rond.bcd in order, to
receive cross ties and rails ready for do.
"s On'inc". The estimate does not in.
s,ude tIptaping, which can be done more
s"eaPIy after the road Is running than
now
s ,,,,, Y y miles ior main line and side
t,,SA Nlull amount tn sil6 iGG 70
,,s,. ,sn all iotdcrpts turntables stock
n" !" witches, frogs AMI road cross
""-9y"......a.",, ,,",,o,,..no,,..., 1888 50
'r'e NV, eoayc'iotalCoN oicompletion Of. slSI,OO 90
ihl'' says Mr.. Becker, "is abou. one
"al Of what it would have cost to COM
P'e'e the road in 1873"
capt Mcclure, who takes great inter.
e'' IN the completion Of the p. WAX
road and who i'ready to put his money
MO it on the proposed new basis, has
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TaGP. W. ~ Ky. RoAp.-wc have
seen a late letter from Chief Engineer
Becker, of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4
IT. Louis Railway Company, to Capt.
John McLurc here in regard to the prob.
babIc cost Of finishing the +. ". &
n.y. road after II shall have been gotten
ready for the ties and iron. lie says that
the iron can no doubt be bought for $50
per ton, delivered at Wheeling and the
Slcabenyillc bridge-tllat is at both ends
oil the line. says also that spikes can
be bought at Pittsburgh at . O.lO, splice
O'r'ats!, and bolts at 3! per pound. lie
agrees with Capt. MCIIure in believing
That 20 lhrnils will be heavy enough for
The road-a' least for the present. Ills
summary oIeSpenscs per mile Ia at fol.
loSsi
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For Additional Telegraph Sts Faur6 Pdgs
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Amount ns2esNry 10 h. expended on the
road between sieuOcnyillr bridge and
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Nfuaa ~ W
Trcstling and I'LL at the Creek, i,S
General repairs between the Creek aud Wells
luFt m
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made OF the most substantial material,
at prices so low as to be almost beyond
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ROSS, THE STAR Halter, NO. 210 WEST
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Owing to the recent failure of the Man.
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MARTIN, TIE HALTER, CORNER FIFTH AND
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We regard it a pleasure to recommend
this old established and reliable house
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STAR readers for Christmas presents in
the way of furs, boas, muffs, ladies' skat-
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