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The Puddlers and Mill Owners.

lFIOm bue ElNAuuIBu Eu5t W A1tVuAy'l
The Conference Committee from the
Puddlers' Union and the Manufacturer
Association held another meeting at the
rooms Of the latter organization on 4th
avenue on Saturday evening for the pur.
pose Of settling finally the difference In
regard to the price Of pudding. The
manufacturers were represented by
Messrs. b. +, Jones, j. |, Bennett, A. NJ,
Byers and James Lewis, and the puddlers
by Messrs. Joseph Bishop, Miles Hum
phreys, Harris, MCAnillish and Williams.
It will be remembered that at the
former meeting the manufacturers made
two propositions, each for 81 so, and on
certain conditions. The puddlers reject
ed these, and in turn offered to work at
S., which the manufacturers would not
agree to. Then the manufacturers offer
ed $4 IS per ton. The session of the
conference committees commenced at
half.past 7 and continued until after
II o'clock, the puddlers refusing the
latter offer. 1t was finally agreed that
the price per ton shall be So for tho next
thirty days, after which II will be regula'
ted in accordance with prices paid in the
East. It Is reported that this agreement
was arrived at under difference Of opin.
ion in regard to the rates for boiling pre-.
Vailing in the East, and that during tho
thirty days while the compromise price
Is to obtain, an investigation will be made
to ascertain whether the eastern rates are
81 so per ton, as claimed by the manutaC.
turers, or $6 per ton as claimed by the
puddlers. At the expiration Of thirty
days another conference is to be held,
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Tronble at IOsage Agency.

sr. LOUIS, November 1.-The Repubii.
cans Kansas City special says the news
from Usage Agency is 10 the effect that
Agent Gibson has sent 10 the Cheyenne
Agency for one hundred cavalry, and with
this support expects to force the Indians
into submission. Those Indians who are
opposed 10 Gibsons late action have or.
defed him to remove all goods of the
reservation. Superintendent lloag has
been sent for, and he will probably quiet
the disturbance and settle the dispute on
his arrival.
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BALTIMORE November .-Flour-Firm;
western supGrfnc 81 25O5 90; extra $5 90
a5 20; family So 25a7 80. Wheat-Quiet,
but firm; No. western red 81 3S; Pennsyl.
yania red 81 10. COrn--Firm western
mixed 72c. Oats-Quiet; western mixed
3Sai3c; white 43aiic. Ryc-Firm at 75a
sec. lIay-F'irm at 500 O0Oa23 90. Provi.
SiOns-POrk scarce at $23 OOa23 25; bacon
shoulders lONc; clear rib 14Hal41IC; hams
ljIGalGc, lard-1i94al5c. Butter-Quiet;
western extras ut 2Sa3OC; firsts 25a27c.
Petroleum-NOminNli crude GHaO5SC; re.
fined l3al3Hc WhiSky-l'lrmcr at 81 10
nj II.
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nAILRoAD SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Commissioners to-day issued a
proclamation calling for special elec-
ton for November 80, to vote for pro.
position to give aid to the builders Of
ihe narrow.gauge railroad, directly west
from this point, 1t provides for voting
$l2500O 10 500 bonds, with Z per cent
interest, payable II the road crosses Platte
River nearly west Of the new river bridge
at Waterloo, by September !, 1870, the
bridge also to be constructed 80 as to be
used Us free wagon bridge. II crossed
elsewhere, $4,000, the amount to be
paid in installmentS Us the road pro-
gresses. .....
Saunders county has voted $4,000, and
Butler and Polk counties have voted the
amount asked for.
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ARKANSAS.
Arkansas Legislature.

LITTLE Rock, November 2.-An adj.
iourned session Of the general assemly
commenced to-day. There was a quorum
in both houses after appointing com.
miLtee to wait on the Governor. An adj.
iourment was had until 10 o'clock TO-.
morrow, at which time the Governor mes
age will be delivered.
Work was commenced to-day on mar.
row gauge railroad between this city and
Hot Strings,
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Can the UnIverSnIiSts Oct UP n
Revival.

IEevlVuI.
IFrom the Springfield Republican.
The Universalists chastened them
selves heullhiully in their national con-
vention at Lynn, last week, but no chast.
ening for the present Seemeth to be Joy
ous. but Vrievous. The sermon Of Rev.
DR., Ryder Of Chicago is not likely to be
accepted meekly, although IL is alleged
that, in answer TO DR.. Miner, he modified
his position before the convention by
saving that what he meant was that the
denomination was not Sufficiently charg-
ed with the work Of Christ-not, not
charged at all. OF course he hardly
meant the statement in absolute sense.
The position Of the Universalist body,
however, seems to be about what II has al
ways been. The denomination, for many
Years, was the outpost Of religious liber.
Slily, The frontier on which controversy
had 10 be fought with orthodoxy, and to
which refugees flocked from the old evan.
Vclical faiths. II pre.empted its posi-.
sion AZ A sect, believing in Christ and its
own Interpretation Of the possibilities Of
salvation, and discarding reyivalism,
Iexperience," prOselytism, and other
methods Of work IN the orthodox
churches deemed offensive. That con-
troversy has largely ceased. The evan.
gelical clergy have ceased to etsuthcient
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A MEDICAL JOURNAL IN WHEELING
Our smoky city Is not wholly given up to
trade and manufactures. Our people are
gradually increasing in culture and refine
ment as they accumulate means. At no
period in the history Of Wheeling we're
there so many we'll to do, we'll educated
and really intellectual people within It's
limits as can be found to-day. In form.
er days few families nOnopoliled what
little culture there was among us, but
now there IL much wider distribution ot
itand along with II much more real In.
lelligence. Our excellent schools have
done and are doing their work. They have
begotten taste for general information
and this general taste has led to
more or less cultivation in certain
speclalties, such as music, the drama, lec'
turts, scientific studies, &c. We have
musical institute Of high order, a
Shakespeare Club Of cteditable reputa.
tion, a Waverley Society Of acknowledged
excellence, a Library Association Of
growing Importance, a body Of embryo
scientists, a preachers society or two, a
medical association, a numerous legal
fraternity, and We know not how many
other similar educational and elevating
agencies. Considering the Intellectual
progress that has been made in our
midst in the last few years, IL Ia not I'M.
reasonable to hope for greatly accelcr-
ated improvement hereafter. Who knows
but that Wheeling may yet achieve a III.
erafy reputation, second only to her
fame a. a manufacturing centre.
We remember once to have heard the
remark that Medical Science does not
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THE Tribune makes a suggestion that
will have application To other localities
as well as New York. II says;
New York merchants and manufact.
urers that are growling about the dull.
ness Of business will see the propriety Of
making a good show Of their wares al
the Centennial. This will be their great
opportunity to create n market among
the many thousands who, for the first
time in their lives, will see at Philadel.
phia what our country Is producing.
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flourish amidst the busy haunts Of trade
as it does in the quieter rounds of aca-
demic lie, and the cities OF Philadelphia
and Edinburg we're quoted as illustrative
instances in contradisliRction from such
tumultuOus marts Of commerce as
New York and London. And yet we
know that all the arts and sciences
Of civilized life flourish to high degree
in centres Of commercial activity, al-
though they may not attain their maxi
mum OF development amidst the distrac-
tiOn Of mad pursuit OF wealth. Wheel
ing, however, is not so purely material in
her ideas as to unit her for an
unpretending beginning in therace for ex-
cellence in medical culture. Indeed ahe
already enjoys considerable reputation at
this time on account Of the standing Of
her medical faculty, Perhaps there Is
no city in the country Of its size that has
better reputation in this respect than
Wheeling. 1t Is therefore not surprising
that rs natural OutgrOwth Of this status
she should have a medical publication Of
her own. At all events we find on our table
US one Of the enterprises Of the times in
our midst, neat duodecimo journal Of
SO pages, called the Medical Student, got
up, edited and published, by Or. James E.
Reeves, who is sulready known to many Of
our readers as writer of several inter
eSting medical papers relating to santa
ry matters, This Journal he proposes to
issue monthly, and as far as possible to
make it local inits scope. To the medi-
cal men Of West Va, Eastern Ohio
and Western Pennsylvania, it ought to
be n publication Of decided interest.
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Closed Acuveiy.

MILWAUKEE, November LA cam
paign Of unprecedented activity was
closed tonight, and there were meetings
in the principal cities Of the State. EX.
Senator Carpenter addressed two large
gatherings in this city, one in the South
Division and one in the West. Estimates
from informed sources predict the elec.
ton Of Ludington, the Republican candi-
date for Governor.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFHIcE or THR CHiRR eI0NAb OVYcRR.
WARRINGTON, D. C., Nov. 81 AN.
PROBARiITTfRg.


PRoBABILITGES.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
winds shifting to northerly and easter.
", partly cloudy weather, possibly occa.
Sional rain, followed by falling barometer
and falling temperature.
For the Lake Region, rising to station.
ary barometer, Northwest to Northeast
winds, slight changes in temperature
and cold, partly cloudy, weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, falling barometer
northeast TO southeast winds and partly
cloudy weather; possibly rain or snow
in Dakota and rising temperature.
For the Middle States, rising baron.
eter, northwest to northeast winds, slight.
ly warmer, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain.
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MEMPHIS, November l.-All Saints
Day was celebrated to-day by the Episco.
paIians in union services at Calvary
Church, and after the services we're ended
the congregation proceeded to the ceme
teries to decorate the graves oftheir dead.
High Mass was celebrated in the various
Catholic churches.
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The result Of the election in New York
city to-day cannot help being matter Of
general interest to the country at large.
The Republicans and anti-Tammanyites
are waging a relentless war on the one.
man power in city affairs. John Kelly,
who succeeds Tweed a. Boss" Of Tam.
many, dictated the Democratic nomina.
tiOns, and made violent assault in
convention upon Recorder Hack
ett, who had not solicited u nom.
ination. Mr.. Hackett has been nom.
mated by the Republicans and anti
Tammany members Of the Democracy,
and has the support Of the entire press Of
the city, with The exception Of the
Tribune. The papers all agree, with the
exception quoted, that the tide has set
against Tammany and "Boss" Kelley,
and that HackeLt and the entire anti
Tammany ticket will be elected. This
will be triumph OF the friends Of good
government over tho Infamous autOcracy
that has been impovorlshing the people
by excessive taxation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana stock

NEW YORK, November L. MONEY
3a4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper Ga7
per cent. The Assistant Treasurer diSburs.
cd $l,24S,O0O. Custom receipts, $685. 900.
GoLD-Closed at ll6, The lowest point of
the day. The highest price Of the day
was ll69s. The rates paid for borrowing
were l.G4 per cent per diem TO per cent
per annum and flat, but in the afternoon Ia
8 per cent was paid for carrying. The
movements Of gold between New York ard
San Francisco arc reported very irregular.
The receipts from the Pacific Oast this
morning arc 100000. The remlttanCes to
San Francisco were $35O,0OO by the First
National Bank hero to the National Gold
Bank and Trust Company there. San Fran.
cisco suddenly run upon the bankers and
merchants while they were making up their
mail to-day, as tomorrow being election
day II will be u legal holiday, and the banks
Gold, Stock and other Exchanges will be
closed. Mr.. Il. B. Hall has been admitted
to membership Of the Stock Exchange.
A Wall street dispatch from London says
Ehringer & Feman, iron masters at Vienna,
are reported suspended. Also, II. Krest.
ner & Co., bankers, Of Leipzig. W.T.. Me.
Jilton, formerly OF johnson, llirsch & Co.,
announced his failure tO.day. II grows out
Of the failure Of his firm, the members
having given him their individual notes for
debts due by the firm,
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Fire AZ Ll,ernnn. Tetns.

GA1vEroN, November LA fire at
Sherman tonight destroyed three blocks
in the business portion Of the town. At
0 o'clock the telegraph manager reported
that the fire had nearly reached his office,
and that he was preparing TO move, The
wires are down on each side, and II is sup.
pose that the Office is burned.
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NEW YoRK, November 1.-Business was
In nll departments Of trade. Cotton
goods moved slowly, except cotton flannuls
and corset jeans which were in steady re.
quest. Fine brown shCetings firm with an
upward tendency. Fancy Madder prints
! II fair request, but plalds, robes and shirt.
ings In moderate demand. Wooden goods
moved slowly. Dress goods in steady de.
mnnl.
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The great bridge at St. Louis cost Sl5,-
100000, and is losing concern. The
daily receipts average $1,000, while the
expenses OEmuintaining it and the interest
on the bonds amounts to $4,000 daily
making the daily net loss $1,000. The
stockholders are in tFibulation, and no
wonder.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, November l.-Advices from
Cape Palmas TO October II say that a
Liberian force OF 900 had attacked some
native villages, but were repulsed, losing
"a killed and wounded. The disturb
ances resulted from the Liberian law pro-
hibiting direct trade between the natives
and foreigners,
LONDON, November 1.-The Times this
morning in its financial column de-
nounces the scheme for floating E500,0O
worth Of bonds Of the Keokuk & Kansas
City Railroad.
THE CORN TRADE,
The Mark Lane Express in its review Of
the corn trade for the week says: The
weather has been moderate, but there is
little chance for field labor in England
yet, Samples are in poor condition, but
the cautiousness OF the millers has kept
prices at the previous figures. At Paris
Hour was afranc higher, while wheat was
unchanged. In the provinces wheat is a
sixpenCe to shilling higher, In Bel.
gium, Holland, Germany, Dantzig and
Vienna prices we're firm, and the latter
market was rather dearer. At Odessa
there has been a scarcity OF business be-
cause Of the pretentions OF the hOlders.
Aiactory In Preston was destroyed by
fire yesterday, and 200 operatives thrown
out Of employment.
The Lloyds representatives examined
the eight sailors belonging to the crew Of
the chi p John Pascal, burned at sea, and
were satisfied as to the general truth Of
their depositions. They told them that
they would be no longer detained.
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Eormnl OncnIng.

INDIANAPoLrs, lSp., November 1.-The
Grand Hotel was formally opened to-
night with banquet given by Mr.. Baker,
the proprietor About FIVE hundred
guests we're present. Including the Gov.
and a number Of the leading citizens Of
the State.
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We are indebted to the Hon. Granville
Farker, of Wellsburg, for copy of his
papers on the "FOrmation Of West Yir-
ginia," As yet we have not had time to
examine them critically.
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FRANCE.
Total Wreck.

PARIS, November 1.-The iron clad
monitor which took fire at Toulon, day
before.y yesterday Is a total wreck, The
explosion set fire 10 the VictoriGuse and
Eclaireure, but the flames were promptly
extinguished. A few persons were slight.
" wounded by the explosion.
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BELLEvILLE, November l.-W. II.
Campbell 4 Co.'S elevator, containing 40
600 bushels Of grain, bursted yesterday
morning. The grain was owned by local
dealers. Loss heavy.
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GheGnteIIiastrce4

THE Baltimore papers Of yesterday
came through to Wheeling in last even
ing's mail in good time, The Chicago
papers now reach here at Am.
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NO Dividend on the Great West.
eFu Il. H.

TORONTO, November la special to
the Globe, from London England, says ;
"1'he report Of the Great Western K. H.,
Of Canada, for the half year, announces
that there will he no dividend. The de-
ficiency in reserve IL Sl4l 600"
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Eonnd GniItt.

sARNlA, Ont, November 1.-The trial
Of W. Smith for the murder Of Mr.. Fin.
lay ia closed. The Jury returned at 6;45
this afternoon, after an absence Of three
hours, bringing in a verdict Of guilty.
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KEY WEST, November THE new ca
bic between this place and Punts Rosa
has been laid, and the second cable re-
paired. The one restored making dupli-
Gated telegraphic communications with
the West Indies and South America.
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Shot 10 DenIL.

CINCINNATI, O., November Ia man
named Weber was shot and instantly
killed by James IIarpe at Newtown,
about seven miles from this city, tonight.
The particulars Of the killing have not
yet been received
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY INTELLIGENCE
The q. &P. Gains a Verdict.

ST. ULAIRsVILLE, Nov +
Special 70 the IntsllIEcneer,
In the case Of Michael Reddy against
the @. & P. Railroad Company, the jury
to-day broughtin a verdict in favor Of the
railroad company.
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Military Preparations In Chicngo

CHICAGO, November 9.-GOvGrnor
Beveridge arrived here to-day, and will
remain during the election tomorrow.
He has ordered the First Regiment to be
under arms, and TO remain at the Armory
tomorrow,
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New ORLEANS, November la paint.
ers scafTolding gave way with the work.
men, falling 30 feet. George Mooney is
DYING and Thompson Trackwell il dead.
The latter leaves wife and ten children.
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CLEVELAND, November l.-Whcat-
Quiet and steady; No. 2 red 81 goal 81; re.
jected s5c, Corn-Lower; low mixed ear
g2c. Oats.-Steady at 3Sc. Petroleum
Unchanged
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Reported FouneIer,o OF n:ScnOoncr.

BALTIMORE, November |. 1t is report
ed to night that tho schooner Beata, Of
Norfolk, fOundered in the Chesapeake
Bay, yesterday evening, Captain Jerry,
and Wm. Burns, mate are SAID to have
been lost, and two Of the crew were saved.
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Accented a Reduction.

Troy, N. Y, November THE opera.
tiVes Of the Harmony Mills at Cohoes,
numbering 5000, have accepted l2 per
cent reduction in wages.
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WASHINGTON.
FIRM ON THE PEACE P0LICY.

WASHINGTON November IL ne I Ieh-
ident has recognized Lorenzo Pittanlayer
as Consular Agent Of Italy, at ST. Louis.
FIRM ON THE PEACE POLICY.
Several pastors in this city OF diferene
denominations, who were apprehensiv
that the Government was about to aban.
don its peace policy towards the Indians,
called on the President to-day to express
their conviction that such course would
greatly disuppoint Christian people all
over the country, and be blow TO the
cause OF Christianity throughout the
world. The President with great prompt
ness and precision replied that he did not
regard the peace policy a failure, and that
II not only would not be abandoned while
he occupied his present place, but that
It was his hope that during his admins.
tration 1t would be so firmly established
as to become the necessary policy Of his
successor, though in that he might possi'
bly, be mistaken.
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BAIrrMoRE, Mp, November 1.-Gen.
Latrobe, recently elected Mayor OF this
city, was installed and assumed the du.
ties Of his Office at noon to-day,
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FoRr BuRRELL, November The
schooner Gibson ladened with wheat from
Detroit, come ashore last night, She Is
full Of water; crew saved.
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OMAHA, November l.-Josie Z. War
ner, German prostitute, committed sui
eide last evening by taking dose ofsugar
Of lend.
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GREECE.

ATHENS, November l.-Lycurgus,
Archbishop Of synn, Greek Church) Is
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san FRASupCo, November 1.-The ia.
neral Of Mayor Otis to-day was largely At.
tended by citizens and public bodies.
J.w.A. WRIGHT,
Grand Lecturer Of the State Grange, has
been appointed by Gov. Pacheco 9 Dele
gate for Calilornia to the National Rail.
road Convention At ST. Louis, Nov.%.
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Public Debt statement.

WASHINGTON, November l.-Follow.
ing is the public debt statement issued
to-day:
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