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Tfltou's New Lecture.

New YORK, October 24.-Theodore
Tilton delivered his new lecture on "The
Master Motives" last night at Chlckering g
Hall and tonight at Brooklyn Academy
of Music to immense audiences in both
places. In Brooklyn Martin Fsrqushsr
Tupper listened to the lecture from 8
private box.
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SPEECH OF CARL SCHURZ.

We print in another part OF this
paper q most truthful and scathing ar.
raignment of the GRANT-HAYEs party,
by the Honorable CARL SCHUKz. A
careful perusal of this great speech will
repay the reader. Mr.. SCHURz has the
happy faculty of putting pslpable truths
in y crisp form.
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, n,aoCRATIC AND CON
,,r,E VOTERS OF WEST
,ISGI>IA.
,rs eve If the most important
.. fl, the history OF our country,
g.m,,-s.' and Conservative State
.-. Committee OF West Virginia
,,,r sctiye co operation, to com
Il November the work so happily
~ October. The election Of
n .,.-stic President is demanded by
-..,. o., An outraged and plundered
\ ,pd assured by the splendid
... events of October 10th. The
.,, in Ohio, Indiana and West
,...s have not only brought within
....p the national success of the
..-.,jr and Conservative party, but
.. have showed that the Republican
-.., .sn only be retained ip power
...,, the shameful neglect and In
.,, d., Democratic and Conservative
.a.,
rygu. voters Of West Virginia, the
...g.. full Of interest and response
... Y,- the trst time in her history
...,.r- West Virginia has given in
,. ,.r,i, yesr = Democratic majority
.m,.g-.,y 30 unexpected and so start
,.. +, magnitude that the entire
ua,,y thrill. under Its effect. Scarce
les. g.,-a. IN its influence than the
.,.... i yo.s by which Indiana ranged
.r-.... % .hg side of pure government
..., p-g,.gs! tue national triumph
.-u.u This magnificent Democratic
q. -..y in your stste must not SIMPLY
ATTAINED. it must be increased.
....r, Republican auspices West Vir-
.., d, held the humblest OF positions
,-. her sister states, unheeded npub-
.lcis, powerless in shaping pubic
.~..r. Through your efforts she has
',-- ,rought to conspicuous position
yr.-. the country - conspicuous
..,-,- the Independence and incor'
.5. integrity Of her people, for the
IS. as emphasis with which she has
..s.sl a.r verdict on prevailing NAL.
,...,@oa, and Tor the tremendous
s.-r.- ,a" u,- welded in directing
g.. .gr.., =. ,hl- Centennial year.
a--. ,.~ incoming Democratic sd-
-a,ua"on ,hall insugursto the
ga; wra OF National Reform,
. N.,: Virginia have such promi.
--.. ...o' 81. shall pace ber second
,..,.m the Union. An increased
s-.y mr TILDEN and HLNDRrCKs
g..sarr and an unbrokeu delegs-
,. .- Congress to uphold their hands,
'.. I've the world assurance OF your re.
-.rH1crr.,N IN your recent demand
g. nlw ,- OF Administration, a
-a'tr ol measures and a change OF
l-,
.-r .-v day. vet remaining before the
..-s.se'oa leave ample opportunity for
.-'...A. s, vel as for organized effort.
".. every man who stood up tor the
'-- .'S'y IN October attcst by his work
,' -' 'o:e IN November, that he
'' LIE .'lntry u, well -, he loves his
>'. Let every voter who wishes fora
' government prosperous
'.. od happy people
h b With Increased emphasis, on Nov
ii, the decision by which West
'.''.A has declared the Republican
''.'' ---t 10 be trusted with the des-
FL. 'ae American people.
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Black Hills Mining Operations.

CHEYENNE, October 24-C. F. Gard
ner, of Deadwood, reports the Black
Hills Mining Compsny's quartz mill
commenced operations on the l6th inst.
On the following day they raised nine
tons of ore from "Hidden Treasure +"
lode, which cleaned up" 5000. Gulch
mining is still in operation, and the
quartz mines show better results every
day.
RED CANON, October 24.-The tele.
graph line was cut at Alums Springs, l6
miles south of here, by the Indians, last
night. Sixty one pony tracks in the
trial. They took westerly course,
coming from the direction Of the Red
Cloud agency.
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DEMOCRATS! it is not too early for you
to select your men to man the polls on
the 7th. See that large force of trusty
and thoroughly posted men are at every
poll from sunrise to sunset on the 7th.
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The Ohio Democrats are feeling fine.
They believe the state is theirs next
month with the right kind of effort. The
Republicans have spent their money
once in Ohio, and they will have to do it
over again or take the consequences.
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Russia willing TO Negotiate.

A Berlin spondent OF the Irnaes
reports the iron clad Peter the Great
was recalled at the moment it was leav-
ing Cronstsdt for the Mediterranean. 1t
is thought even now Russia prefers 10
effect the neutrality-suspicious. of Bulgaria
by negotiations rather than By declaring
war, or that at all events she will try to
deter war till winter.
The TsLegraphS special from Belgrade
saws Prince Milan has received positive
and formal assurance of Austrias non-in-
tervention.
A special from Vienna says that
Turkey has declared her readiness TO
accept a SIX weeks armistice, provided it
is recommended by all the powers. II is
resssuring to hear from Constantinople
that hopes of more peaceful turn In
affairs have considerably increased. This
feeling is caused by the Unexpectedly
concilatory attitude OF Gen. lgnstief.
There has not been any trace
hitherto of Russia's offering protection
with view OF bringing about collision
On the contrary, any such intention has
been distinctly and decidedly disclsimed.
While affairs thus look better in COnstan-
tlnople, one can trace around Turkey the
iron ring prepared by Russia, which is
closing and tightening rapidly, and final
ly the friendly relations between Servis
and Montenegro, which had become en-
brolled, have been restored. Prince Mich
olas promised Servis that she would in no
case accept al srmistice extending be-
yond the present year. On the ROuma-
nian side matters have not gone SO fairly.
Prince John Ghika is going on special
mission to the European courts. This
seems 10 indicate an earnest desire on the
part OF Roumsnia to avoid if possible
making common cause with Russia. She
probably wishes TO ascertain whether she
may reckon on the protection of the
treaty of Paris, by which her neutrality
was guaranteed. If she finds she is lett
TO herself she will come 10 all under
standing with Russia.
Mobilization Of Troops In Rounania.
LONDON, October "a The Standard
special from Vienna reports the mobiII-
zstion OF troops in Roumsnia proceeds
very slowly. At Jassy hardly n third
of the inhabitants liable to military duty
have appeared. The people seem to be
utterly Indifferent. The same dispatch
says the resignation Of the Hungarian
Premier, Fisza, is mentioned as immi-
nent, in consequence of his dissent from
Count Andrsssy's Eastern policy
The Posts Berlin special states that the
Czsrevitch's intended mission is declared
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Fire nj Fort MaSne. Ind.

CINCISSATI October 24.-The COM
merciars Fort Wayne special says the
Fort Wayne Agricultural Works were
burned yesterday afternoon. Loss s2s,'
600; no insurance The losers are John
Lsrwell s2l, 900, and Gillett & Bros. So
OO0
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FOREIGN.
THEEASTERN WAX.
Another Massacre Of Christians
Threatened.

LONDON. October IA dispatch from
Therapia announces that Barring, secre.
tsrv of the British legation. is about to
return from Phillippopolis, convinced
that the commission for the punish
ment of The perpetrators Of the Bulg arian
atrocities is deluslon and mockery
The worst criminals are regarded as hui
man. and moderate men are IN disgrace.
The cid panic is renewed, and most
Trustworthy gentleman has travelled with
intense haste to Constantinople to inform
the British ambas ador that the Turks
threaten new massacre, and have
even appointed day for the be-
ginning of the slaughter. A Nienns
dispatch says: "Not only from Constan-
tinople but from all the provinces OF
European Turkey, is there news OF grow
ing excitement among the Mohamme-
dams. of cOnventices held in mosques
and of armaments The Ministry Is
divided against itself and the Sultan Ii
too inexperienced to take the leadership
Thus the position is most favorable Tor
Russian diplomatic action and General
Ignatieh, the Russian ambassador at Con
stantinoplc, may carry everything before
him, or if he fails, may induce such An
outbreak of Mohammedon feeling as
might justify almost any step on the part
Of Russia"
LONDON, October 24.-Nothing more
is heard OF the mission Of the Czareyitch
to the Courts of Vienna, Berlin and Lon
don.
The Pail Mall Gazette says the Rus.
sian Imperial Court will return to St
Petersburg on the l7th of November.
The same journal, in a leading article,
says: I'VE have reason TO believe that
Russia has no longer any illusions about
the way her tendencies are viewed here
No doubt the first step which threatens
our interests in the East will be answered
BY another for their protection"
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(;OIdsmith Maid.

WASHINGTON, October 25.-At the
Bennings station race course to-day,
Goldsmith Maid trotted against her best
time, 2:l4. for purse of $1,000 The
track was heavy and the fastest heat was
trotted in 2:lSb.
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THERK is not q ward school in the city
of Wheeling but can furnish from
among the boys st their books, better
Congressman than the "infantile states
man SCoTT" would make.
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Reauested 10 Resign.

WASHINGTON, October "a "A change
is 10 be made in the Office of chief of the
detective corps OF the treasury, the resig
nation OF Col. Elmer K. Washburn, the
present head OF that organization, having
been requested.
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The Irish Address.

NEW YORK, October 26.-Mr. OCon-
ner Power and Mr. Hsrnell, who were
entrusted with the Irish centennial ad-
dress have resolved not to present it for
mally to President Grant, inasmuch as
the State Department insists on its being
presented through the British minister.
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Russian Financial Crisis.

LONDON, October PA dispatch from
Berlin states that q financial crash of the
most serious character is threatening in
Russia. The public beslege the bsnkin g
Offices to sell Russian government and
company stocks. but as rule the offers
are declined
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THE Radical negro repeaters will be
on duty again in Clay, Madison and
Union, on the 7th. Be prepared for them
We men OF the race that won liberty and
tree government fo- all.
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Iucendiary Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO. October PA Gil
rov despatch says the Consolidated To-
bacco Fsctory was burned last night
Loss 100000. Incendisry; kerosene was
scattered all over the building.
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Gov. Hayes.

COLUMBUS, October 24.-Governor
Hayes and party left here tonight in a
special car for the Centennial Exhibition
st Philsdelphis.
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THE editor of the InteIiigencer has
'em badly. He froths at the mouth. The
vision that rises before him is worse than
BoB INeHRsoIL's dream.
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An Armistice Demanded by Russia

LONDON, October pa dispatch from
Bucharest says that Intelligence has been
received there that at n meeting OF for
eign ambassadors at Constantinople, Gen.
Ignstietf declared that an srmistIce must
be conceded Immediately and that other
Russian demands would devolve for set
tlement on conference of the powers at
which Turkey would not be represented
The conference to define the meaning OF
the words, autonomy and 'gusran-
,on-
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TuHEish XiefOHH .

LONDON, October PA dispatch from
Belgrade dated at noon to-day, says: IL
is reported that the Turks have taken
D;junis and SaRbuester. II this Is L
true, General Tchernsyef's army will be
in great danger.
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Machinery Hall.

An effort is being made here to have
the machinery hall on the Centenn MAJ
grounds permanently retained for the
purpose of holding exhibitions oi the
Franklin Institute.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, October 24.-MoNRr-
Closed st 2}per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4(96 per cent. Customs receipts
S235, 900 The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. Clesrings S26,0O0,00O
Sterling steady at 4SS(64S5.
GoLD-Stesdy at 9i@ss. Borrowing
rates l@2 per cent. Loans, also, made
fiat.
GovERNMENrs-Firm
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Suicide.

WASHINGTON, D. &. October 24.-Miss
Stella Hutton, aged Is, residing at Ill
Second street, qusrreled with her parents
Yesterday, and committed suicide.
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Registry In BROOKLYN,

NEW YORK, October 24.-The total
registry in Brooklyn is 1850. In 1875
it was 7s, Isl and in 1872 it w.s 1871.
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The crimes" Libel Suit.

PHILADELPHIA October "a. - The
ury in the libel case of Mckay against
iedi,or and publisher of the Times
have not vet agreed upon verdict.
They have been locked up since four
o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
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Cincinns % Horse and Mule Market

MONDAY EVENING, October 23, 1876.
There has not been much animation IN
the market during the week, there being
scarcely any shipping demand. and local
buyers have been llstless and indifferent
about buying.
HoRsEs-The sales foot up about 260
head, OF which only one carload Of tlne
stock was taken for shipment 10 Phils.
delphis. The demand i chiefly for good
common stock, but somC thing fine sells
well, while inferior is slow We quote:
Plugs ut S20(G50; good common At
s60(GS0; prime work horses st $500
ITO; good drivers nj Sl259l5O; ard extra
do. Mt l75G260.
MULEs-Are in fair demand. with
sales OF l4IG9l5 hsuds high st SSOGl00;
few extra sold at Sll0(ul20, and at
sli5 Small mules are duh nj Sj0@7O
per head
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}fat:jjag Ae9lster.
sci ysstsrdGy at lOs'

.,o,ler to-day ,O'A be partly cloudy,
uo,,H ,riq6S. ami io.0er tenn
,-IH",.
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Internlents.

SAvANNAH, October 24.-Desths from
yellow fever to-day, five.
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STEINwAY's I'T0RY AND LAURELs.
The following official report Of the
Judges OF Awards, accompanying the
Media, and certified by the United States
Centennial Commission, a. r. GosH"Rs,
Director General;J L HAwLEY, Prsst-
dent; Attest: 4 L. BoTELgR Arrmg
Secretary shows coHcl,D,irclV INA: me
highest honOrs in the g!it ut the Crn."U-
nial authorities were uHHumously
awarded TO STEISwAY * SOSs. W.:
"For greatest concert capacity N |rand
Pianos, as also highest gcgree Of ercelerss
III all their styles Of pianos, riz: largest
roIunas, purity and duration Of tone, and
ertrdordHary carrying capacity. NTH pre-
custom and DURABILITY Of mechanism; also,
novel disposition Of strings and coHs'ruc-
ton, and Jracing Of the m>tGi frame
The report then mlnUteiy describes and
enphsticaly indorses the siI principal!
patented improvements which have
made the SteInway
The STANDARD tPIANos or TIE wesLD.
Referring 70 Steinwsy's exhibits in
Machinery Hall Of samples Of hardware,
metal frams:, and patent tubular actions,
the report further states:
These articles of composite metal show
the highest Psrfsctlon Of fntsh and
,cor rkmGnshio and the greatest firm
ness and uniformity OF metal
structure. steel-like and sound
ing quality, with 8 tensile strength
exceeding 500 pounds per square cent?
metre. as demonstrated by actual tests.
The ful! metal frames, of cupols shape,
possess an neguqled degree Of resistance,
permitting vastly increased tension Of
strings. without the slightest danger 0.
break or crack in said metal frame,
thereby considerably increasing the r1-
/ 5ratory pgrcer, and Gttg"e't'ng t'> lo'''og
qualities OF their Instrument
Signature of the Judge:
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Cou.piratorsiArre.ted.

madrid, October 24.-Oaicisl-A con-
spiracy and attempted insurrection has
been organized by four generals. namely
Merelo, Areyro, Pateno and Accosts
Tney have been arrested and will be
punished according to military law.
LONDON, October PA dispatch from
San Sebastian says the government note
alluded 10 IN the above dispatch has cre-
ated great excitement there and numer .
Gus arrests have been made at Ssrsgosss,
Loyrono, Bilboa and Ssntsnder. 1t Is
rumored that Sorlllo has entered Spain
on the Arrsgon frontier.
PEsTH, October 24-The Hungarian
minister OF war has informed the Finance
Committee that in case of need 2l1,OOO
militia coAd be completely equipped and
modified within eight days.
RAGUsA, October 24.-lt is reported
tina. the Prince of Montenegro has de-
clared his willingness to accept the six
weeks srmistice, but only on condition
that Mnstar be surrendred by the Turks.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
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TIE nervous old woman Of the Intetli-
geneer is evidently scared! Compose
yourself, granny, you shsn't be hurt when
the "Solid South" comes.
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Feeling Against Russia,

PE.Ta, October 24-There is intense
excitement here and strong hostility
to Russia. In case Russia begins war
it will be difficult for Austria to preserve
neutralltv
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NO. 81

PHILADELPHIA, October 24.-Petro- =
leum-Dull; refined 25926c; crude liza
lsc Flour-Stesdy; superine 50 S74
as so; extra 81 %; Minnesota family
81 50@6 rs. Whest-Dull; amber 81 SO
al IS. Rye-At 67@76c. Corn
Steady yellow 6o@6lc; mixed SOC.
Osts-Fsirly active at S0G40c. Barley
-Atsl 02G1l 04, Whisky STEADY at
81 IA Butter-Firm; New York and
Bradford county extra S4995; frsts 80
oslo; western extra 269S0t; firs,s 2S@
25c. Cheese-Nomlnsl; State fancy l2
@lSc; do prime l06l2c. Eggs Steady;
western fresh 27@21c.
BALTIMORE, October 24.-Flour-
Firm and unchanged. Whest Steady /;
No. western red 81 80; No. 8 do 81 %
Confirm; mixed 57sc. Oats Steady /;
western mixed at S7@SSc. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Provisions
Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
Nominal; crude ls@l2; refined 26c ask
ed with no bids. Whisky-Qaiet and
steady at 81 l5l. -
NEW YORK, October "a Dry Goods
Business Is quiet with commission
houses and importers. Jobbipg trade is
light The print market continues un-
settled and several makes were reduced
half cent, including Merrimac, Orien-
tai, Southbridge, Richmond, Sprague's
and Freemsn's. Ginghsms dull. WoolsnS
In light demand. Foreign goods light.
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Capture OF D'Junis.

A special correspondent of the Times
with the Turkish army in Servis, says
the Turks took D'Junis on Monday after
hard fight which lasted ten hours. More
than half the entertainments on the
banks of the river near ID Junis also fell
Iuto their hands,
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New YORK, October 24.-An exami-
ton OF the account of Ellis, the default
ing teller of the Park Bank, shows 500,
900 missing, of which $4,000 Is in gold
certificates.
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AxArEun RActso.-About noon yes

AMATEUR RActNe.-About noon yes.
terday y young calf, not more than two
or three weeks old might have been seen
Kalloping down II 9Th street, in the direca
lion Of tie PostoiEee. LAmoEnent later a
woman, bareheaded, and having her hair
streaming in the wind, dashed down the
same avenue at 4 speed wonderful to be.
hold in 4 member OF the gentle sex"
She was evidently after that refractory
cali. At frequent intervals she would
accost some pedestrian with an excited,
@Did you see my calf? Having been
informed that 4 calf was running loose
near the Capitol building, she redoubled
her speed, and At last began 70 approach
the little bovine, which had stopped TO
survey the many beauties OF the new
State house, confident that there was to
be crest for the weary" She approached
the cali, which, however, having It's
curiosity satiated, and uttering a provok.
ing "bah |" started of trace horse speed.
Again she started in hot pursuit; again
there was slightstop on the part OF that
cali, and the woman could nearly touch
him. Another .S.bshp and bis caliship
again started down street, withia crazy
madwomah in hot pursuit. When last
seen, both Of these parties had started
down Market street, with the calf several
lengths ahead.
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BETTER Tnns-one Of the best ba.
rometers from which to read the eondi.
ton Of the atimes" Is the ofice Of a Gus.
todiGn Of the poor. With an increase in
the stfipgency Of the labor market comes
an increase In demands a. his Office for
food and assistance. There are at all
times many persons In the city who are
almost wholly supported, ID the winter
time at least, by public and private chart
~; those who are unable at any time to
work for theirown support. Bat the last
winter found many, very many, applying
for help who, q few years since, would
have almost scorned assistance, This
class included large numbers Of the work
ing class, who by the general dizziness In
trades and manufactures Of al kinds,
were thrown out Of employment and left
without means Of support.
The Legislature abolished the office Of
Overseer Of the Poor, and constituted
the county commissioners 'custodiansl Of
the poor In their several districts. This
Law went into effect last fall. The COM
missioners report fewer applications for
assistance this fall than last, and no ap-
locations whatever from unemployed men.
The commissioners had looked forward
to an active winter In that line, but there
is now every indication that better times
are with US. There is every indication Of
returning confidence and prosperity, and
men who heretofore applied for help are
now looking for work with q fair hope OF
finding il, or are rapidly regaining their
Independence.