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An Extensive Purchase Of Fine
sheen,
From the Washington, Pa, Rcportet.

From the Washington, Pa, Rcporet.
Perhaps the largest and best purchase
OF fine wooled sheep ever made in this
State has been made in Washington coun.
~, within the past two weeks. The pur.
chases were made by Me'srs. ]. II. and
NJ. NJ. Little, proprietors Of the Fulton
House, two we'll known and experienced
dealers in stock, for MesVrs. i. 4. Shidlef
and Bryce Little, Of FREQ City, FREQ
county, Western Texas, near The Rio
Grande. These sheep have been select.
ed with the greatest care, regardless Of ex.
pense by the Messrs. Little, accompanied
BY the above named gentlemen who are
Themselves among the very best Judges
Of fine stock that have ever visited our
county. They consist Of ewes and buck',
selected for breeding purposes exclu:
sively, and we're all taken from the
very finest and best locks in this part Of
the country, az for example the
h0cks Of James q. Stream, Esq,
Robert Russell, Col. Gisi, Wm. Davis,
Robert Luton, Dnnning Hart, Robert
Doak, William Maxwell, james Hanna,
John McClay, David Wyllie, ". ]. Munce,
Huston Paul, James Hamilton, Jr.,
Enoch priEg, Samuel lfAllett, Daniel
Lane, Charles Banfeld, q. McCollum and
Others equally noted for their superior
stock. Mr.. Streams wool, II IL we'll
known has taken the medal at the Worlds
Fair, "a we'll as the first premiums at the
State and county fairs for being the finest
and beat wool grown, and always COM
mnnds the highest market prices. While
it IL equally we'll known that Mr. Rus.
sell excels in raising the largest and
strongest sheep with the longest growth Of
staple, as well as in producing the great.
eat number Of pound. Of clean wool per
head. His flock, numbering Nbou, three
hundred head, average from seven to
seven and half pounds per head clean
wool.
Menrs. Shidlcr and Little take from
our county at this time over fourteen
hundred ewes and over one hundred Of
the very beat bred bucks ever raised in
Western pennsylvnnia, and We feel conf.
dent cannot fail to do we'll on their in.
vestment. They have our very best
wishes for their success
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A.ALthe world knows, there is no love
l.tgecnedi,or I.ongley, OF the Bellaire
hi,sairpl, and DR.. Todd, the newly ap'
poin,eI Postmaster at Bridgeport. There
/. an old unsettled grievance between
them, on account Of opposition to each
other in the campaigns Of 1873 and 1874.
In the former year the Doctor opposed
tbe rIeclon' Of editor Longley TO the
Andiur.ip Of Belmont county, and in
ia editor L5nglcy reciprocated by OPP
p,.ins the nomination of DR., Todd for
ibe same office. They werO both success.
ul in defeating each other And now
lhe old icud bursts out afrcsh over the
appointmcn, Of the Doctor as p. NJ.
which is Pustmastcr), at Bridgeport, and
the editor goes for the new apPointec in
hi. liyrIic,t manner. As, however, the
Doctor i. an energetic old hand himself
with the pen, and il, moreover, the
Bridgeport correspondent Of the st.
Cair.yiIr Chronicle, and, like the DOnny.
brook fair chap, i' never so much at home
a. in -hindy, we may expect n rousing
nfaIiatory discourse from him next week,
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ClSClSNArI, November A fire on
Second street to-day destroyed a liquor
house. Loss SG5,OO0. A furniture ware.
house was also damaged $4,000.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-The loss by
to'day's fire is much less than at first sup.
posed, Duckworth, Kebler & Co., say
their loss will not exceed $4,000. lnsuf.
ance amounts to $4,000, but the names
of the companies they could not give.
The building owned by the Taylor es.
tate is damaged to the amount OF $1,000;
insurance $4,000, equally divided be.
tween the London, Mutual Grant and
Delaware companies. ..
Nteder, furniture dealer, says $500 will
fully cover his loss.
The fire was most exceedingly threat.
ening:in appearance but easily conquered
by the lirenlen.
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LONDON, November 1.-The RIN Mall
Gazette to-day is authorized to state that
Admiral Gy's might've slave circular will
be Withdrawn and new instructions be
issued.
IN HARMONY.
4 Berlin special says it is affirmed that
Russia is not desirous Of acting indepen-
IDENTIFY in the HerEegovinian matter. The
three powers continue in complete har-
mony.
PRUSSIA To AUSTRIA.
A special from Berlin says: Prussia
has asked Austria to prevent Bishop
Forester, while residing in the Austrian
portion Of his diocese, from exercising
any Episcopal functions touching the
Prussian portion.
4 DISTRESSING OUTLOOK FOR THE WIN
TER,
The London Morning Post Of October %
has a Berlin dispatch saying that the de-
preston Of trade is felt so keenly by the
industrial classes that the Government
has been requested, as \ means OF pre-
venting acute distress, to resort to the
measure successfully adopted in the last
two wars, namely, the Establishment Of
loan banks. The Government has not as
yet shown much inclination to acCede to
the request. Serious distress is antfcipa-
ted among the industrial working classes
during the coming winter, and apprehen-
sions are also entertained Of crisis in
financial circles.
The same paper also says that Russian
correspondents TO German newspapers
give distressing accounts Of unparalleled
failures Of this years harvest, Never be.
fore, it is asserted, has q failure been
so general in Russia, both in geographic
al extent and in Comprehensiveness with
regard to the crops effected. The Rus
SLAMS are still familiar with the distress
resulting from the failing crops from their
experience Of the Samana famine, that,
however, was merely local famine, but
the present one is general The entire
cultivated zone Is deprived Of It's expect.
ed harvest. From Oycl to the Crimea,
and from Tambow to Podolsk, 1t is the
same tale, and there is no prospect Of help
for them. All are groaning under the
same load,
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casional cases from time to time in
which property is sold for actual use at
about the price Of two or three years ago
as, for instance, a lot on Michigan ave.
nue., south Of Thirty second street, sold
during the past week at $3.50 per front
foot, cash, to a gentleman who wants it to
build on for his own occupation, But
cases Of this kind are not very frequent,
The majority Of the sales are made At
prices 25per cent below those oitWO years
ago, and we have even heard Of a number
OF instances in the past month in which
property has been Voluntarily abandoned
to the mortgages. II is not to be ex.
pected that there will be activity in real
estate at any range OF prices-whether it
be ten or even forty per cent below those
Of three years ago-uutil we have had
year Of profitable trade, and there is a
surplus Of profits from that source seek.
ing Investment.
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War DEPARTMENT,
OVYicE OF THR CHIEP SisHAL OHRfCER
WASIiINOToN, D. C., Nov. OIL AN.

OyYicE OF rHR CHiEP sisNIL OTHfCER.
WASliiNOr0N, D. C., Nov. 6-i AN.
PRoBABiLiTIES.
For the South Atlantic States, rising
followed by falling barometer, northeast
to southeast winds, cold, cloudy weather
and rain areas.
For the Gulf States, rising barometer,
northerly winds, cloudy weather, and in
the East Gulf States rain, and followed
by clearing weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising and stationary barometer, norther.
ly winds, slight changes in the tempefa-
ture, and in The former rain, followed by
clearing weather.
For the Upper Lakes the Upper Miss.
issippi and Lower Missouri Valleys high
winds followed by falling barometer,
winds shifting TO east and south, slightly
warmer clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes and the Middle
States rising TO stationary barometer,
northwest to northeast winds, slightly
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather
and possibly followed BY falling batOme.
ter.
For New England, rising barometer,
north to northwest winds, slightly warmer
and clear weather.
The upper Ohio river will continue
rising.
For New York and the Canal region,
the temperature will I've near or slightly
above freezing during Friday night.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November A personal
dispatch from Madison says the Republi'
cans there conCede the election Of the
Democratic State ticket except Governor
and a Democratic majority In the Legis'
lature. Returns received there, however,
indicate the success OF the Republican
State ticket, except perhaps BaetI and
Graham, and Republican majority in
the Legislature.
CHICAGO, November IA special to
the journal d Post says the returns receiv.
ed at Madison, Wis, last night and this
morning have decidedly changed the
complexion Of the election in that State
and created considerable excitement. The
Democrats claim that their whole ticket
Is elected, TaylOrs majority being small
aud that Of the other candidates larger.
The Assembly is claimed by both parties
and will be very close. The Republicans
claim Ludington's election by about 5000
majority. Further returns are awaited
with much anxiety.
MILWAUKEE, November 4.-The re.
turns from the remote towns that have
been received to-day are generally unfa.
vorable to the Republicans. It will re.
quire the official canvass to determine the
result absolutely. LudingtOn, lepubli-
can candidate for Governor, IL probably
elected in about 1000 majority, the rest Of
the Republican ticket Ia probably de.
feated. The complexion Of the Legisla-
tIlFe ia in doubt,
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pork.rnckers. Convention.

KEoKuK, November Am adjourned
session Of The pork.packen' Convention,
held at Quincy one year ago, was held
in this city to-day. Delegates we're pres.
ent from large number Of points in II.
linois, Iowa and Missouri.
Resolutions we're passed recommending
the adoption Of the rules and regulations
adopted by the National Pork Packers
Convention recently held in ST. Louis; IA.
votibg the discontinuanCe Of buyers on
commission; prescribing a deduction for
uhmefchantable hogs, and agreeing
To pay the farmers, dfovers and shippers
Of hogs in their respective localities,
the prices relative to those rnlingin Chi.
Cago, st. Louis and other large packing
points.
Reports made by delegates from differ.
ent localities indicate that the crop in
this section will be equal to that Of Last
year. No serious results are appfehend.
ed from the ravages Of the hog cholera,
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BELLAiRE LoCALs.-The country im.
mediately west OF here, on The Central
Ohio Railroad, has been annoyed for
some time past with the depredations Of
sneak thieves. On Wednesday one OF
these visited several families, Bells
wOolen mill and the store at Neff7s sid.
ing. Al Mr.. Cllas. Halls he was alarmed
by the barking Of a dog while in the net
OF plundering the family clothes line, but
escaped with all the washing but q few
hose. We understand that suspicion has
fallen upon several parties and search
warrants procured.
The Presbyterian Social met at the
residence Of Mr.. Magee, In Lower Bel.
lairc, last evening.
The wisdom Of putting ridge Of gray.
el In the middle Of Union street fails to
become apparent.
Every once in while some one makes
Inquiries about; the late Rubber works
project. The affair IL entirely dead, and
has been for some weeks.
The present weather Is having the effect
Of giving our business men the "blues'
pretty generally. Woe to the drummer
who chances along here now.
The Pfesbytety Of the United Presby.
tetian Church meets in their meeting
house in this city at 10 o'clock A. N. next
TuesdAy.
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LOUISVILLE.
Accidentally Killed.

LOUISVILLE, November 4.-A Holly
Springs special to the Courisr.Journdl re-.
ports the killing by accident Of Perch
Hewry, youngest son Of Judge Ilewry,
during the election jolliicatiOn in honor
Of the Conservative victory, at Oxford,
WELCOMED TO HIS SArrvE HEATH.
Senator Newton Booth, Of California,
was welcomed by his old friends to-day at
Salem, Ind, his native place, but declined
public reception.
THE PACKING SEASON OPENED.
The hog season has commenced here,
and all that have been brought to the city
find ready purchasers, who pay as hig h
a. 81 IS ahundred. The indications are
that a large number Of porkers will be
Slaughtered here during the winter.
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NI'AIN.

MADRID, November 1.-THE Epoca says
it knows nothing Of the American.Cuban
memorandum, and believes that the re-
cent dispatches greatly exaggerate affairs.
The CoWiStd, the ministerial organ, be.
lieves that American fllibusters invented
the news Of the equipment Of five frigates
for Cuba in order to create complications.
madrid, November 4.-There is no
foundation for the statement that Spain
has ordered the equipment Of five mem
Of.war for Cuban waters.
SAN SEBASTIAN November 4.-The Car
list batteries are silent. General Trill is
concentrating his forces to attack the Car.
lists who are besieging llervani.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
RETURNS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

MILFORD, November 1.-THE official
vote for Governor is, for Pershing 1856
for Hartranft 434. For State Treasurer,
Piollet 1865, RawIe 422.
ERIE, November 4.-Ohicial returns
from the entire county give Hartranft
$3.50, Pershing 4,744, Brewer, Temper.
ance, l2O, Raw L 6,SO9, Piollet AGA. But
terfeld, Republican, for State Senator,
has l,277 majority,
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Sr. JosEPH, November 4.-The Eastern
Division Of the 81. Joseph 4 Denver Rail.
road was sold to-day at Mafysville, Kan.
SaS, by a master in chancery, and was pur-
chased by the purchasing committee ap.
pointed by the bondhoiders for $780,.
200. The Western Division will be sold
tomorrow. An arrangement has been
perfected by parties interested, and new
company will be organized, TO be called
The 81. Joseph 4 Pacific Railroad Com.
pnny, az soon As the sale Is confirmed.
The road will be completed at once, and
will continue under the same manage.
nlent a. at present.
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A Negro itnnlensnntness.

MRNPHrs, November 4.-some excite.
menL was caused here last night by Ed,
Shaw, colored, going into ChurCh's saloon
and threatening TO cut the throat OF Mr..
Younger, colofed speaker from 81.
Louis, who has been stnmping Mississip.
pi for the Conservatives. Younger np-
pealed to the chief Of police for protec.
tion, and that officer sent some men to
protect him, but Younger fearing that
Shaw would incite other negroes to mur.
der him, changed his lodgings.
There was 4 terrific rain and thunder
storm here last night.
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Granted an Injunction.

MONTREAL, November 4. = To-day
Judge Mackey caused a writ Of injunction
to be issued preventing the Board Of
Managers Of the Temporalities Fund OF
the Presbyterian Church in Canada, In
connection with the Church Of Scotland,
from transferring II to the newly formed
Presbyterian Church Of Canada. The
writ was issued on the petition Of Rev.
Gavin Long and other non.U Unionists
who maintain the fund, which amounts to
over one hundred and five thousand dol.
lars, and Is the property Of the Church Of
Scotland, cannot go to the newly
formed church,
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About Whiskx Frnuds.

ST. LOUIS, November 4.-The indict.
ment OF Wm. Mckee, senior proprietor
OF the GiObe.DemOcr0i, and Col. COnstan-
tine Mcguire, ex-Sevenue Collector for
this District, caused good deal Of com.
ment to-day among all classes Of citizens,
but there has been no noticeable excite.
ment. When the court opened this morn.
ing there were but few persons present,
and they consisted Of officials, lawyers
and ordinary court lOungers. Mckee
and Mcguire soon after entered in care OF
the US. Marshal and their counsel. They
pleaded not guilty and entered into bonds,
The former in $1,000 and the latter in SlO,.
900, The indictment in general terms
charges them with conspiracy TO deiraud
the government. This afternoon and to.
night reports are very numerous that in
diCtments have been found against sev.
eral other we'll known citizens, some OF
them being ex.ofiicialS but in the absence
OF definite information their names are
withheld. The names Of several promi.
nent men living in other States are
among them, also several holding high
offices in the government. Diligent In.
quiry failed to elicit any Of the facts
which would justify mentioning them.
The Developments Of tomorrow are
looked forward TO by certain parties with
good deal Of anxiety, and the general
public are in n state Of great expectancy.
Richard b. Jones, late U. $. store keeper
here, withdrew his plea Of not guilty to
the indictment pending against him, and
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rrohnble 1.oss Of Fishcrlnen.

DETROIT, November 4.-Three R.her.
men named II. Diamond, James Short
and John Hepburn, left larfisville, on
Lake Huron, Tuesday morning for their
nets, and up to this evening had not re.
turned. Thorough search has been made
for them without success. To-day com.
pass supposed to belong to their boat was
found in the lake, and there il little doubt
but their boat was swamped with the
weight Of their nets and all Of the men
peFished.
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Col. Nays Remarks out at the
Warrington Railroad Meet

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shoe and Tanners Centennial
Hni1tlfnR

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-A large
building will be erected on the Centen.
nial grounds for the display Of goods ofthe
shoe manufacturers and tanners Of the
country.
MURDER AND ARREST.
About Q o'clock last night Jas. Hauley,
a member Of the FIRE department, was
shot dead in front Of the engine house By
Geo. Fletcher, who had been discharged
from the department. Fletcher was ar.
rested.
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NEW YORK.

ALBBNY, November 4.-The Eueaing
Journal says; "Our table to-day makes
the State Democratic by majority OF
between 5000 and 5000. The Senate
will stand % Rep, to 10 Dem,, more than
two.thirds majority. The Assembly foots
up 72 Republicans and So Democrats, a
Republican majority Of 10. We have
special adVices from almost every dis
tfict,"
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A NIemorinIIo Congress.

LITTLE Rock, November "A me.
morial to Congress asking the establish.
ment Of territorial government in the
Indian country, passed the House to-day.
TO BORROW MONEY.
In the Senate the following bills were
introduccds To authorize the State Board
Of Finance to borrow money by pledging
the bonds Of the State as security; to pro.
vide for the liquidation Of the obligations
Of the State; 10 provide for funding the
auditors warrants and treasurers Certifi
Gates issued since December "a, 1874.
ELECTION DAY.
To change the time Of holding the
general State election to the Tuesday
after the first Monday in November.
Cold rain prevailed all day.
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PAT DoLAN, formerly editor Of that
notorious Copperhead sheet the Caucasian,
and now Of the Raleigh [ N. G. Sentinel
and violent White.Liner, makes the fol-.
lowing analysis Of the character OF Carl
Schurz and his position in current poll.
tics:
'Thcre Il little doubt that to the one great plAuS.
bic and puELng speech at Cincinnati Of this most
illuStEiOuS Of Americas imported citizens, Hayes
and old Bill Allen his defeat In Ohio. Carl schurI
Is one Of the marked men Of our revolution. car.
rot.headed MephlStopheles In appearance, Mercu-
~ In huency, and COurtler In gr1:O, volcano In
fire and an iceberg In coOneSS, deliberate 10 council
and lmpeuOuS In action, strange bundle Of all pos.
Eble and impossible contradictions and seeming an.
tagOnisuiS, he stands forth upon this commonplace
age, clear-cut, told, and prominent - the big
WOOlen Inlun In front Of 4 tOtaccO-sh0p door In
his mental makeup, the widest German tr1nscen.
dOntasm and French Communism meet and shake
hands with the lntenSeSt Yankee ShreWdncEs and
the brnadest humAnltarianlNn. A European an
ArchiSt, he has taught Americana the true prlncl.
pies Of their Constitution and Government, and Set
them an example Of seli-denylng patriotism. "a.
nAtlcal AOlltionist and bitter upholder Of the Fed.
eral flag, he was the first man In the lIadcal party
Of Missouri TO meet the present editor Of the Senil.
mel upon platform Of Cancellation In 1870. .
Too great 10 I've partisan, he lacks butA little hat
practical horse sense to render him statesman"
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 4.--One Of the first
acts Of the Assembly, which met to-day,
was the unanimous adoption Of NJ Buf.
ict's motion to discuss the election bill
on Monday next. The motion to raise
the state Of seige will be discussed be-
tween the second and third readings Of
the election bill.
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WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Mira Clark Gaines.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-The suit OF
Mrs. NJ. Clark Gaines against Caleb Cush.
ing, pending in special term many months,
has been referred to general term to be
heard by all the judges, The suit is for
an injunction to restrain Cushing from
interfering with certain claims that he
contends have been either in whole or in
part transferred to him in satisfaction Of
his services as counsel for Mrs, Gaines.
APPOINTED ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Augustus s. Gaylord, of Saginaw City,
Mich, has been rendered, and has nc.
cepted, the appointment Of assistant At
tOrney General, vice VIM. II. Smith
resigned. Mr.. Gaylord is lawyer Of ex-
tensiye practice, but has not heretofore
been in public life,
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Ghpqntelligsrrrer.

ro,rAL card from Fairmont last
evening .ay. The Monongahela river
,,.s S iect at this place this evening, and
i. I'M ri.ing."
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The Ncue Frcie Presse Of this city says
that the Herzegovina insurgents have
recently received a thousand breeCh.
loading rides from MontnegrO. The Way
wNdes or military commanders Of Bosnia
and Herzegovina have cOnvokel an as
sembly for the purpose Of proclaiming
national government.
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MILFORD, PA, November 4.-John Rit.
ter, who murdered his two children at
Hackettstown, N. j., and then attempted
10 kill himself, is recovering.