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GAS An FUEL.
bright Prospects Of the Expert.
InenL mp at Pittsburgh.

From the Commercial Of yestcrday.l
The experiment Of conveying natural
gas from we'll in Butler county, seven.
teen miles distant, to the iron mills Of
Spang, Chaliant 4 Co., and those Of Graf,
Bennett 4 Co., at Bennett Station, two
miles lower down, on the Western Penn.
sylvnnia Railroad, few miles above
Allegheny City, was successfully tested
last night, and Il Ia not risking anything
to say that the great desidetatum OF
utilizing The waste gas OF the oil regions,
and thus saving immense quantities OF
coal, has been accomplished. This
cheaper fuel must very materially
cheaper the cost OF production, and thus
a now means Of wealth, and new ele-
ment Of competition, have been opened to
Pittsburgh manufacturers.
The National Gas Company (limited),
Of which our enterprising fellow citizen,
Capt. G. W. Bachelor, Ia president, had
succeeded in putting down six inch line
OF pipe, nL cost OF over 100000, and II
oniy remained to test its practical utility.
That was done last night At five o'clock,
the gas was let on Nt the we'll, where the
pressure Il about one hundred and ten
pounds to the square inch. AT Etna, the
ak inch pipe had been tapped, and three
inch pipes Inserted for conveying the gas
to proper distance for burning. These
jels-ii such immense volumes may pro-
perly I've 80 designalcd--were some four
feet apart, and when lighted the flames
shot MP from twenty to thirty feet high.
There was variable wind blowing,
and al times the breeze was 40
stiff that II ilatiencd out the
gas, and caused tue flow from the
several burners to blend together, max.
ing sheet Of flame some fifteen feet wide
and twenty-five feet high. At BENEFITS
u derrick had been erected, some seventy.
five feet high, and three two inch pipes
we're carried up TO the top, and lighted.
The flames could bc seen for miles around,
and excited great attention and curiosity.
The gas came out with such force that II
did not ignite down to the pipe, space
Of two feet being visible between the burn
or and the white flame.
II was clearly demonstrated that the
gas can be successfully conveyed, and It's
application a. fuel has long since been
satisfactorily tested,
The gas will burn all day today and
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U,N. Evangelical Alliance.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, October 26.-The
United States Evangelical Alliance COM
menced iLs biennial Conference this eve =
ming in the First Presbyterian Church Of
this city.
The Secretary, Rev. W. W. Alterbury,
called the Conference 10 order and an.
nounced that in the unexpected absence
Of the President, Hon. W. Il. Dodge, the
chair would be taken by Hon. +. X. Bu.
not, n Vice President.
Addresses Of welcome were made by
Mr.. Brunot and Dr.. Pearson Of the Bap-
tist Church. DR.. SchaiT, Of New York,
and Bishop Foster, Of the Methodist
Church, spoke in response.
A very large audience was present, in.
Guiding many Of the prominent members
Of the Alliance from all parts Of the
country, and the Conference promises to
bc one OF much interest,
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Nl,nnilnr Matches.

MEMPHIS, October 2G.-Intl the shooting
to-day at Tennessee, at the sportsmenS
meeting for n purse Of $500 continued
from yesterday, the first money was
won by j. II. Acklin; second by Harvey
McNeely, both Of Memphis; third by $.
II. Terrell; fourth by j. +. Wehol, both
Of Chicago; fifth by Charles l.elard, Of
Memphis, For purse oiSl,0OO, to.days
match, 800 entrance, fifty to fill or pro-
rata there were 80 entries; first money
won was by j. lIacklin, Of Memphis;
second by II. n. Sherman, Of Wisconsin;
thirdly T.J South, Of Kentucky; fourth
by Church, Of Kentucky, and ffth by
CIinkcr, Of illinois. A Swccpstnke also
was won by Sherman.
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A story About the Baltimore
Road,

The Chicago papers are not m sweet
towards the Baltimore u Ohio road as
they were during the war between that
company and Tom Scott. Mr.. Garrett
having recently joined the ring and put
up passenger and freight ratCs-the for
mer to maximum Ggures-the Chicago
press are unslinted in their ,lenuncia-
tions. The Tribune undertakes to explain
how il comes that after all Mr.. G.'s fine
talk about opposition to monopolics and
about an independent policy for his road
hehas At last struck hands with the foe
and become as one Of the ring. Here Ia
liz explanation;
"For a long time previous to the com.
promise the paper Of the Baltimore and
Ohio had been a favorable Investment at
about 4 per cent, or rather at the rate OF
per cent per annum discount. The road
had borrowed some So, ,OOO,0 ,0O0 or $1,000.
900 to build ia Chicago extension. The
Vanderbilt milliOnaires, finding they
could not browbcat Garrett into terms,
and convinced that bold policy must be
adopted, or the s per cent dividends on
their iraudulently watered stocks would
be gone, one morning one Of these money
kings gave his sbrOker $6O, 900 Of Baltimore
&Ohiopapcr, aud having instructed him
how to do II, the broker went to leading
banker and said, "Do you want to buy
Baltimore and Ohio paper at l9 per cent
oA% Astonndcd, Of course the banker
said 40! what's the matter2 What's
Mokcy' ooh the road is going to the
bad as fast as possible. lLls dead broke,
beyond hope. Competition and reckless
management have ruined it.' The trick
Woa-of course it did. Wall street shiv.
cred all over. Nobody would buy the
paper at any price. Vnnderbilt's, Scotts
and CARROTS directors took the matter
into their own hands and forced cont
ptumisn
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also tonight, so that all those who desire
to witness the Inauguration Of 10 import
ant an enterprise, will have the OPPortu-
nifty 10 do so. Tomorrow, probably,
some Of the pudding furnaces will be
started up with their new fuel.
[SteubenVllle taking an interest In tho matter
From tho Herald
Steubenville is certainly well situated
to derive all the advantages that may re-
suit from the new discovery, We are
but little over half the distance from the
New Cumberland gas well that Pitts
burgh is from her source Of supply, even
should none be found nearer home. But
there Is not wanting evidence to show
that by proper exertiOn gas may be OBJ
tanned in paying quantities close to the
city limits. II will be reCOllected that
several years ago, when the oil fever was
at its climax, well was sunk on the
Farmer place, just south Of the city, to
the depth Of about five hundred feet,
when il was abandoned. The gas here at
times was OF sufficient strength to force
water up out Of the vel, and when lighted
would burn readily. In conversation with
Mr.. A. J. Reynolds, who conducted the
boring Of this well, and has had consid.
cradle experience with similar works in
the oil regions, he expresses the belief
that gas may be found all through this
country by boring to the proper depth
and In the right places. His idea is that
the gas, like oil, 10 found in spots or cur.
rents, and although one we'll might yield
large quantity yet another in the neigh.
bOrhood might be entirely barren, Other
operations IN this vicinity seem TO bear
out the same theory. A we'll sunk to the
depth Of 1915 feet on tho McElroy farm
on Wills Creek revealed neither coal or
gaS, save some faint traces Of the former,
while another but short distance of on
Mr.. Yokum's farm, at depth Of only
400 feet gave u not inCOnsidGrable How Of
gas. SO that although we are out Of the
circle Of producing oil wells there is
abundant proof that StOubenville will be
able, should the new process come into
general use, to compete with any other
point.
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The Fate Of Largo Landed
Estates.

''"W wv ~ IL llWb1
A recent sale Is reported Of Il very
handsome house and expensive place,
visible to every traveller on the New LA.
ven road, which cost some six hundred
thousand dollars, for the sum Of $3.50 for
taxes. The finest place on the Upper
Hudson, the Montgomery Place." The
llotHer property Of the distinguished pub.
IIci't, Edward Livingston, Is said to have
peen offered for sale recently for eighteen
or twenty thousand dollars. This estate
was valued at, at least, 100000. lts
PARK and gardens, and old woods and
grand Views Of mountains and river, are
not surpassed in the United States. An.
o!her splendid property near by, valued
MSIVOQQO. cannot be sold for its mort.
cages, which are not large. One Of the
Slu Livingston mAnOrs, on the Hudson,
mas been offered lately for the value Of the
woods upon Il. The most expensive
country house in the State, in the region
oack Q! Poughkecpsie, II is said, would
nos sell Tor the price Of the magnificent
,S'umn' which support iL4 interior por.
ueO' On the Lower Hudson, n conserva.
'ofy which cost $4,000, and whose now.
gnCo't $4,000, is found to be such n bur.
aeh that the widow Of the owner IL glad
y sell the flowers for n Lrilling sum, and
'eaSe the building unused.
these facts in regard to expensive
properties are not peculiar to the lIud.
SON. they are characteristic Of the whole
country. No man who hNs built un A
place costing more than q hundred thou.
,and dollars can expect his heirs to keep
up unless II be In an exceptionally de.
ntsolc position or reserved for future
IIvl'loh into village or town lots. The
,aeI may a, we'll be accepted by our citi.
Sn, that this IA not the land for very elc-
San' and expensive private properties in
iae country districts. Grand effects in
Mna'caPe gardening, beautifully laid out
groves and lawns, long stretches Of green.
., @Md masses Of old trees, and ali the
II.E'h I.E'h beauty Of the large estates Of Eng.
%.u, ", must he obtained here by the peo.
Pe and Tor the people, in public PARKS,
EEaIden' E and cemeteries. Landscape Ntl
iSs atse must be for the million, and not for
All those gentlemen who, on the IInd.
wv wy OF near Boston, or elsewhere, have.
sn.L ' years Of patient labor, produced
SusI S"v9 gems Of places, giving to all the
Ssog S,O1el Of What exquisite beauty can be
r''NUseu here in lsndscape.garde
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Dem ocrntic Meeting at NJ. Pleas.
ant. I'A.

GREENsBURu, October 2G.-A large and
enthusiastic Democratic political meet
ing was held last evening at Mt. Pleasant
with n lorch.light procession. The
principal and opening speech was made
Mr.. John schleslnger, OF the New York
legal.tender club, who dwelt ably and
analytiCally on the finance grievances.
Lieut.. Gov. Zatle then spoke Of the charac.
ter, ability and integrity ofthe Democratic
candidates for Governor and State Treas.
urer. The meeting closed by an earnest
appeal to the la6oring class, made by
Mf. Cummings, Of Iowa.
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weather Report.


For the lakes, and thence 10 Missouri
and Tennessee, rising barometer, lower
temperature, northwest to southwest
winds, clearing or clear weather except
on the lower lakes where cloudy weather
and rain will prevail.
For the Cuff and Atlantic States, sta
tionOty or higher pressure, partly cloudy
or clear weather, with northwest to north
east winds.
For the Middle and Eastern States, low
barometer, slightly lower temperature,
southwest 10 northwest winds with cloudy
weather and rain. clearing in the former
In the forenoon.
Cautionary signals continue on Lakes
Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario, and
on the Atlantic coast from Eastport to
Cane May.
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baggage Master Crushed 10 Death

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 20 John
O'Konnan, a bagg age master Of the Lou
isville PaduCah & Southwestern r. r.,
while asleep in car heard the whistle
and ran 10 the door TO see II there was
danger ahead, and, having hardly recov.
cred from sleep, stumbled and fell under
the wheels and vas crushed 10 death. The
accident occurred at Beaver Station, on
Monday might,
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Jay Cooke 4 60.

PHILADELPHIA, October 90 In the U.
s. Circuit Court to-day, Judge McKen.
nan affirmed the decree OF the District
Court, refusing to allow the syndicate TO
prove against the estate Of Jay Cooke 4
Co., claims amounting 10 100000 on The
ground that the syndicate was indebted
to the bankrupt estate in n sum that re-
duced their claim to about $4,000.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, October lO.--The National
government overturned the State govern
mcnt on the 18th inst and imprisoned
President Aro2cnie and several OF his
subordinates. The change was effected
without disorder Of any kind.
Greystown has been attacked by bands
Of men aEd the Governor killed. Troops
have been sent to the relief Of the city.
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ITALY.


ROME, October 2G.-It is stated that
some German Bishops recently asked the
advice Of the Vatican as TO what line Of
conduct they should pursue 80 as to term.
mate their conflict with the German gov
ernment. Cardinal Antonelli consequent
ly sent circular to all the German
Bishops asking for their opinion concern.
ing the means Of arriving at an under.
standing between the government and
EpisCOpaCy.
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QUEENSTOWN, October 2G.-Arrived--
Steamship Parthia, from Boston.
New York, October 20 Arrived
Steamer City Of Montreal, from Liver
pool.
LoSDoS, sOctober 2G.-The steamship
Donnn, from New York, llaS, arrived out.
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The I,onrmnle Murder.

iIoToN, October 26.-Sufiicient evi.
dence has been found against l.. A. Page,
the suspected murderer Of Josie Long.
made, to warrant the Attorney General "a
summon the grand jury to assemble al
Concord Thursday, TO act upon his case
The detectives say the evidence is ample
10 secure hia indictment al once.
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DETROIT, MIcn., October 2O.-Wm.
stewart, liquor dealer, Of Au Sable,
was robbed and murdered in that village
last night. His body was found in The
street this morning. IIis skull had been
broken with m ax.
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The Mosaic Iron Works suspended 10.
day. Liabilities are large. The Morris
Run Coal Company, Of Pennsylvania, filed
claim against the company for $S5O,000.
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LOUISVILLE, October 2G.- Weather
warm and clear. River four feet eight
inches in canal and two feet eight inches
on falls. Arrived-Lanrel, Madison, and
Mary Miller, New Orleans, Depatted-
Mary Miller, Cincinnati.
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, October 9G.-'rhe latest Of
fetal news in connection with the Gui-
bOrd matter, is that the remains will be
buried on the 18th Of November next,
Having died on that daysix years ago, the
of the Canadienne have chosen
the anniversary Of his death for the day
Of bis burial.
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SAN FRANCIsco, October 26.--David
Felzen, dele gate from San Diego to
attend to the Texas and Pacific interest in
the coming Congress, left for the East to.
day. Felten also held an appointment by
Gov. PAcheco, TO attend the Railroad
Convention al 81, Louis next month,
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The ulurc Of the corn and hog market
+. p,t now subject Of anxious eonjec'
mre among ,pecuIators, sal'cFs, and farm
.,. The Chicago Tribune of Monday
.,y.,hatOthetradeisalI at sea asyetin re-
,,rl to the prospects Of the coming sea-
an, the price of hogs being higher
1an it ha, heretofore been safe to
L.,io with The frmness Of hogs
b,, had ior its basis the last
r,port Of the Agricultural Bureau which
,ononOccI decrease in the number of
swine ia,,tning for market. According
n thi. report, the only States in which
III, number Of stock hogs kept for fatten'
ry .bow an increase are Vermont, North
Carolina aud Oregon, which scarcely pro-
,Ipce enough for their own use. The
yreat pork raising States, according
ia the report in question, show the fol-
lowing decrease in the number Of hogs
.c,muarcl with last year:
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PITTSBURGH, October 2G.-Wheat-Dull;
new red 81 2jai 3j; new white 81 3Qal 40j
old red 81 iOai Is. Corn-Quiet shelled 69
aIOr; car GSnT0c; new zoe. Petroleum
Firm ut 81 G7jgai 10 at Pafkers; refined
i3Hni3i{c, Philadelphia delivery.
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Heavy Failure IN Ihe Lumber
Tfatir.

PORTLAND, Me-, October 26.-1I. Wig.
gin 4 Co., Of Ellsworth, lumbermen and
traders, are reported to have failed. Ii.
abilities are very heavy. This failure
throws four hundred men out Of employ
metlt,
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FALL FROM A rRApE2E.

A trape1e performer named GonzalO,
in making a lying leap at the National
Theatre last night, missed the bar and
fell to the stage, a distance Of twenty
feet, injuring himself seriously II not ia.
IalIv
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EGYPT.


ALEXANDRIA, October 2C.-The Prince
OF Wales returned 10 Suez from Cairo
TODAY, and smiled thence for India.
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MEMPHIS, October 2G.--The case Of j.
NJ. Tighe, arrested on a rcqulsition from
the Governor Of Ohio, and approved by
the Governor Of Tennessee, for alleged
obtaining goods from CroCher, Gamble
and others, Of Cincinnati, under false pre-.
tense, was argued before the Probate
Court to-day on writ Of haLsdS corpus.
The Attorney General represented the
State Of Ohio The Judge will deliver
his decision tomorrow. In tho mean.
time Tighc is released on $4,000 bail, and
has entered suit against j. }. Smith and
Others, who arrested him and put him In
irons, for SjO,OO damages,
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LONDON, October 26.-No further IA.
talities from the floods are reported.
CARDINAL M'cLosKEY.
A london correspondent OF the Liver.
pool Courier says after Cardinal McClosk-
Gys sOjOurn in Paris he will come here,
The Catholics OF London are preparing
an imposing demonstration Of welcome.
Cardinal McCloskey will BE- the guest OF
Cardinal Manning while here. II is said
that conference OF leading Catholics Of
South England meet here next week to
arrapgG the programme for public re-
cepliOn to him, 1t is expected he will
make tour Of the provinces. He will
certainly visit Liverpool and possibly
Glasgow!
PARLIAMENTARY.
LONDON, October 2G.-The 0TciGl Ga
;eite announces that Parliament has been
further prOrOgued to the 10Th OF Deem
Der. twill then probably be prorogued
again to the latter part Of February, the
usual time for the opening Of its sessions.
LONDON, October 27-6 A. M.-The
screw ship.of.war Albatross has been or
dered to proceed to Panama to protect
the British interests there. The British
admiral in the Mediterranean has been
instructed TO take action relative 10 re-
cent attacks upon English merchants by
Spanish pirates.
LONDON, 7 A. NJ, October 26.-It il
thought that the government will prose-
cute Consignees Of Arms shipped hence to
China, during the recent negotiations.
Several cargOes are now en- route.
The morning Standard says that the Ser.
viAn SkuptsChina passed by vote Of 6l
against Az motion for war with Turkey.
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NEW ORLEANS October 26.-W. A.
Hanney shielded by jumping into the
river from a ierryboat.
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WARRINGTON.


WARRINGTON, October 2G.-The Presi.
dent has appointed Chas. II. Tall post.
master nj Clinton, Iowa.
RECEPTION or MINISTER'S.
The President to-day received the new
ChiIian minister, and afterwards the new
ministry from Austria, both Of whom
were presented by the Secretary Of State.
The usual addresses OF courtesy were
made.
GAuGER APPOINTED.
NJ. Mcclellan has been appointed U. s.
Gauger for the Third District Of Ohio.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
NEW YORK.
Archibald Baxter 4 90.

Managers Of the produce exchange,
adopted the resolution that the conduct OF
Archibald Baxter X Co. as developed in
their failure and in the circumstances
antecedent thereto is not such as is con-
sistent with the Just and equitable prin-
ciples ofth trade and therefore is deserv-
ing OF severe Censure.
BUSINESS SUSPENSIONS.
Disoway 4 Hatch, leather dealers, on
Spruce street, suspended yesterday, also
Oscar d. Dixie, tea and spice merchants,
on Pearl street.
An involuntary bankruptcy petition
was filed In the New York District Court
against Messrs. Vyse 4 Co. by an attor-
ney for about forty creditors represent
ing claims amounting to nearly $GOO, 900.
The unsecured indebtedness OF the firm is
nearly 81 100000.
NJ. Natrous & Sons, lumber manufac'
turers, Bay City, Mich, have assigned;
liabilitiesI placed at $6O,OOOi assets are
Sl50,000.
BURdLAR KILLED ny A wATCHMAN.
Wm. A. Soaring, watchman of the Ok
ford, Warren 4 New Jersy Iron Co., on
going up from the basement Of the office
early Saturday morning, saw four masked
men working at the safe, he fired his re-
volyer and one Of the men fell dead, shot
through the heart. the others escaped.
UNITED IRIsHMEN.
At the request Of Rev, Father J. T,
Mcnamara, Chief Of the Sacred Order OF
United Irishmen, the Redi Vivi members
met at 3P. NJ. in the hotel in Chatham
street, as q court martial upon Thomas
McGeaghan, accused Of having betrayed
the secrets Of the order. II was Il secret
meeting, but II was subsequently rumored
that McGeaghan had been adjudged guilty
and sentenced to die the death Of a traitor
In speaking Of the report Father McNa.
mara says he has no desire TO contradict
II, because under the laws OF all nations
the punishment OF traitor Is death, but
whether such stern justice Is to be meted
ont 10 MCGeOghan he declines to say.
McGeaghan, II seems, wrote Father Nc.
Namara asking him to strike his name
from the roll, his father Contessor having
told him he must no longer be member.
In reply Father Mcnamara told him that
neither the President, nor the Pope, nor
the Bishop, nor even God himself could
make man turn traitor. lie repri.
manded McGeaghan for having betrayed
the secrets OF the organization, and cited
him to appear before tribunal Of United
Irishmen Redi Viye. McGeaghan paid no
attention to summons, but was found
guilty. The Order Redi Yivi expect each
Irish family in the United States to CON
tribute % cents a month for It's support.
Father Mcnamara does not now Oiliciate
in the Catholic Churches.
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CAhD OF THANKS.

The relations Of the hte August RoettyeT take
this method to express their sincere thank, TO the
many friends and ac1uaintanCCs oi the decealed
for their heartfelt sympathy and many acts Of Kind
nessduring the family soTe aiilItiion, and tartcu:
larly to the Orders Of Rel Men, Odd Fellows and
DrIlds, for tho practical help and kindness received
from them because Of his connection With those
irAtCTnltics. OCT