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san FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, July 25.-At this hour,
PA., the city iS very guie, but ieyerlSh,
though suppressed. The excitement
everywhere 10 noticeable. This & princi-
pally owing to the fact that an open anti.
coolie meeting is called for this evening
in front Of the new city hall, and hi be-
lieVed that il we are 10 have any Seriou.
trouble Il will begin tonight. No one
seems to know who called the meeting.
SAN Francisco, July 25.-The citi-
zens committee began 10 assemble at 7
o'clock this morning at Horticultural
Hall building, which was nearly..Rlled,
About s o'clock w. I. Coleman,
President, called the meeting to or.
der, and had scarcely done 80, when a
message was received that q Gre had
broken out In the Pacific Mail
dock. II was soon ascertained the
fire was in large lumber yard, near the
dock. One hundrad OF the committee
armed with clubs were at once dispatched
to the scene, followed soon after by one
hundred more. The remainder Of the
committee then told of In companies
by wards, and with the exception OF
abouttwo hundred proceeded to the City
Hall 10 await orders Of the Chief Of Police.
Sixty were dispatched to 9th and How.
ard streets to disperse the crowd collect.
ed there smashing China houses. All the
members Of the committee are armed
with clubs, in addition to the packet Of
ot fire arms carried by nearly ali. Mus
kets will soon be issued II necessary. A
fire in the lumber yard is now raging
iiercely. A crowd Of several thousand
has collected there. A heavy force Of
police and yigilants are standing guard.
News has Just been receivetthat a man
was detected in cutting the hose and shot
down in his tracks. The vigilants have
closed the streets leading to the scene Of
the fire.
All is quiet in the central part Of the
city. No call has yet been made on the
military.
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All Quiet nj Omaha.

OMAHA, July 25.-It is generally be-
lieved that all danger Of a strike or fur
ther trouble on the Union Pacific OIL
other roads in this State has passed. Thu
employees of all the roads are quietly al
work.
Alta meeting Of the Union Pacific shor
hands this evening, in reply to question
by General Superintendent Clarke, they
declared that they would protect tht
property Of the company from harm
Everything ia quiet here tonight.
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The rhIIadcIphia Dead.
Special to the IntslnsonesI.

RFSAbAA W AHNlhbuuS9ls
PTTTsBURGH, July "a.
Lieut.. Ash, Of the Philadelphia Regi
ment, died OF wounds received at The
Arsenal. The Mayor of PhiladelphiS
sent a deputa,ion OF three to hunt uT
the Philadelphia dead and wounded here
A religious meeting was held here thi.
morning. The opinion Of the meeting
was that this ia direct visitation OF God,
as the railroad corporations are gigantic
Sabbath breakers.
The news from Harrisburg says tha
the cOwardly Pittsburgh soldier, Of las
Saturday WILDE courtmartialled.
Gov. HSrtranft has ordered Gen. Brin
ton to remain at BlairsviIle Intersection
for further orders. All is still quiel
here. The people fear tits lull before
astorm. +T..W. NEvIN
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CINCINNATI, July 25.-The city is very
quiet tonight and passenger trains de.
parted on all the roads except the Ohio
Y Mississippi. The Little Miami, Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton and Mari.
etta & Cincinnati roads sent out local
freight trains during the day, but no
through freight is being shipped except
by river. Owing to the lack Of transpor.
tation facilities some OF the manuiactur.
ing interests are suffering, and fully 400
workmen have been compelled to quit
work.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, July 25.- The
Merchants Exchange adopted resolutions
and appointed committee to invite
President Hayes to visit Nashville,
Gov, Porter receiveda dispatch from
Comptroller Gaines, now in New York,
saying that the Memphis 4 Charleston
railroad had paid itH entire Indebtedness
to the State Of Tennessee, amounting tc
$l,67l ,9l6; that bonds had been cancelled
and forwarded here.
Gov. Porter will be unable TO attend
the meeting Of the Governors owing tc
the assembling here about that time OIL
the American Association for the ad.
yancement Of science.
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TOmpkins Square Meeting.

New York, July 25.-The mass meet.
ing Of sympathy was held in TompkinS
Square this evening according to an.
nouncemcnt and with the permission Of
the civil authorities. Those who may
have feared trouble must have been
agreeably disappointed. No more or.
derly Assembly for its numbers Estimated
at from 5000 10 10000 has been seen in
the city for years. Throughout the whole
proceedings there was nothing which for
an instant portended riot.
The English speeches, with the excep.
tion Of that Of John Swinton, were Of the
most commonplace kind. The assembly
was in the best Of humor and the danger
ous element was so poorly represented as
10 be scarcely recognizable.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.
Movements on ths nnnnhe.

BIELA, July 25.-General Gourko re,
mains In KasAlanik till the sth corps
now occupying the dedle Of the Balkans
has passed through and massed will
supplies for further progress. The road
at present Is almost impracticable. Or
ders have been sent 10 the OH corps tC
take Plevina, and tidings Of the result oI
the operations are awaited. The 4th
corps will follow the SLh across the Bal
kRns. The Russian army Of Rustchuk
has advanced 10 the line Of the Low
river, touching the Danube al Ryrga
and is slowly wheeling on that pivot "a
invest the fortress. Nearly forty thou,
sand men are now jammed into the angle
between the Danube and the Low.
GREAT BATTLE EFFECTED.
CoEsTANTrNoPLE, July 25.-Suleiman
Pasha Is at KRrAhunar, near which the
Russian force Is also assembled. A great
battle ia expected.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF LOSSES.
LONDON, July 25.-RusSian official dis.
patches from Tirnova, concerning the de.
feat at PlevinA, gives the Russian's loss
at two Colonels and fourteen inferior Of.
ticers killed, one General and thirty.six
inferior officers wounded and 1873 men
placed hors du combat.
General Schneider has retired to the
Biela road.
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Rcn,Iyto protcct property,

New YoRK, July 25.-The Receiver ol
the Central Railroad Company Of New
Jersey, to-day called upon the employees
OF the road and tried 10 unite them with
the local authorities in protecting the
property Of the company. The brakemen
on the strike promptly gave the follow
ing answer: ave cheertully say that We
will protect the property Of the company
from all violence" Notices Of this i'm
part were posted on the various depotS
along the line.
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Two IIun,Ired special Police,

TOLEDO, July 26-Midnight.-Aftef
the disorderIy proceedings Of the early
part OF the evening, large and turbu.
lent crowd gathered at the corner OF
Monroe and Superior streets, but was
dispersed by the police. A meeting Of the
Police Commissioners was then held, and
in the morning the Mayor will swear in
200 special police. A large number OF
citizens also met at the Boady House and
organized three companies, with Sheriff
Moore, OF this county, in command.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2j.-The
Cabinet was in session two hours to-day
considering the labor troubles. TWAS
not deemed necessary 10 take further &C.
ton. The President and Cabinet are OF
opinion that quiet will soon prevail
throughout the country. Among des.
patches from military commanders. is
one from Gen. Hancock, at Philadelphia,
reporting all quiet, and expressing the
opinion that there would be no further
trouble.
The Collector at Buffalo having tele.
grAphed the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue that the strikers had demanded
that the distilleriPs should be closed, and
asked whether U. s. troops could be
turnished to protect the distilleries, The
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue re-
piled that U, S. troops could not be used
unlcss the Governor should call for them.
The Commissioner advises the distillers
to call upon the local authorities for
the protection OF their business interests,
adding that il the distillers were forced
to suspend he would treat them as len.
iently as the law would permit.
There Is very heavy heavy falling oil
in the receipts from internal revenue
sources in comparison with last week
The receipts to-day are 10000 less than
Wednesday Of last week.
ORDERED WEST.
The light draught monitor, Wyandotte,
has been prepared for western service.
All trains have arrived and departed
on time.
Another special meeting OF the Cabinet
has been called to further consider the
existing labor troubles throughout the
country. A large number Of dispatches
which were received at the War Depart.
ment during the night from the scenes Of
disorder will be laid before the President
and Cabinet by the Secretary Of War.
Up to this time there has been no talk
OF conyening an extra session Of Congress,
but there Is probability that such Ac.
zion will be taken unless quiet and order
ahall soon be restored.
Dispatches received at the War De.
pArtment tonight show general feeling
OF anxiety In the disturbed districts, but
as there hiss been a iudicious distribution
Of troops, the officials here feel confident
that any violence can be promptly sup,
pressed.
Adjutant Gen. Drum telegraphs that
Gen. Sheridan will return from the west
at once, he having been telegraphed for
yesterday. He was to meet Gen. Sherman
to-day atthe mouth Of the Little Big Horn
river, and he received notification 10 re.
tutnto Chicago at once. The dispatches
show that the troops have been moved
with promptness and are all ready for
action in case Of necessity.
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San FRANCIsoo, July 25.-A San Diego
dispatch has the following from Campo
this evening: Our frontier difficulty Is
still raging and things are coming 10 a
focus. The Mexicans have formed a kind
Of martial law and are prepared Tor any
attack that might be made, but through
the aid and influence brought to bear on
the officers We are IN hopes Of saving the
lives Of our friends at thesaerifee Of all
properly taken from them.
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LouEsvILLE, July 25.-At seven this
evening the situation remains compa.a.
lively unchanged. The scenes at Pitts.
burgh are remembered with horror here,
and all care will be taken to suppress
any outbreak in its incipiency. There
are now thousands OF citizens In arms,
waiting to-nights development. They
present an exceedingly formidable ap.
pearance aud have no doubt intimidated
the rabble very mnch.
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A Fredericksburg dispatch says in con.
sequence OF threats by the strikers on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Columbia that
they had all things in readiness to destroy
the bridge at that point by fire, and also
prevent the running Of passenger trains
unless freight traffic ceased on the Fred.
erick Divlsion, the agent here issued a
notice yesterday that all freight opera.
tions will be suspended at this point for
the present. A similar notice has been
issned by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
So that Frederick is practically cut of
from the business world.
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NEw York, July 25.-The Pacific ex.
press on the Erie Railroad, which left
here last night, was thrown from the
track about three miles west Of 0JWego.
A mob having removed rail from the
track all oi. the cara left the track but
none OF the passengers were seriously in.
jured.
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BALTIMORE, July 25.-The supplies oil
bituminous coal are being exhausted
One Of the largest coal shippers said yes
terday that he had secured loan from
another firm OF enough coal to supply
steamers to fill contracts. He takes a
gloomy view Of the situation and be.
lieved il the railroad transportation
troubles continued ten days longer few il
any Of the steamers trading with Balti.
more will be able to get coal and will
have to stop unless they bring supplies
from other places-from where he did moi
know
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Want to Confer win Vanderbilt.

ALBANY, July 25.-The West Albany
Workingmen held a meeting this morn.
ing and the matter OF wages was discuss.
ed temperately. A committee was ap-
pointed TO go to Saratoga and confer
with Mr.. Vanderbilt. There is very
little excitement here, and il is thought
that the men will go to work as soon as
the HhOps are reopened.
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OHIO.
a Tall ON the Law Abiding.

COLUMBUS, July Ex-Governor Young
issued a proclamation this afternoon cali
ing on all law.abiding men Of all cities,
towns and villages 10 tender their services
to their respective civil authorities, and
under their direction organize themse yes
into a volunteer police force to oyerawe
the lawless elements.
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THIEvEs.-Charley Exley and Hughey
Harrison 80 closely pressed squad Of
small thieves, out near the Glass House,
last night, that they had to drop their
plnnder, which proved to be number Of
chickens and large turkey. Most Of
the chickens were minus their heads, but
the turkey still lives.
The owners can call on Capt. Harrison,
identity their fowls, pay charges and take
them away.
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BRIDoEroRT, Cr., July GA commit.
lee ofmoulders Of the Howe Sewing Ma
chine Factory have struck, and other
workmsn in The shops will follow. They
say they will notresume work until they
receive the back pay due them.
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Arrival OF Troops from the In.
dian Country.

CHICAGO, July 24.-At 4 o'clock this
afternoon u portion Of the United States
troops, from the Indian country, arrived
and as they marched through The streets
TO their quarters they were followed by
an admiring crowd and heartily applaud
ed BY the oitiEens.
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NEW YORK.

HoRNELLsvILLE, July ga train
containing Donahue and four other
principal strikers bound for New York,
left this morning under heavy guard.
Writs of habeas corpus have been issued
by Judge RumSey TO forthwith produce
Donahue and the Sheriff by telegraph has
ordered his return. The strikers had
another conference to-day with the Erie
officials. Both sides made concessions
but reached no definite result.
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THE CAPITAL QUESTION.
,ro,. Meeting ut the Court House
come ;nnL Hear NOme Good
Speeches.,

come 'nnL Hear Nome Good
Speeches,
The people Of Wheeling will be address
ed on Saturday evening, the 18th, on the
Capital question, by the Hon. JonN s
CARLILE.
And also by the Hon. BEN. Wilson.
There will be no mistake this time
about speakers.
An earnest invitation il extended to
the public Of Wheeling, without respect
to preferences or prejudices on this ques'
ton, to hear these. gentlemen.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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FoRrREss MONROE, July 25.-The
Postal convention made temporary or.
gan ization to-day, with VIM. L. Tren.
holm, Of Charleston, President, aud John
OF, Of Richmond, Secretary.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNTELLTGENCER
shops all Closed.

'71s'V1N Hl761EHENEIV7lF
GRAFTON, ". Va, July %.
A committee OF strikers visited the
company'a shops here to-day and notified
the men to quit work. Tho order was at
once complied with and now everything
connected with the railroud Is at u SIand-
still. No disturbances so far.
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GlreQntelli9et,esa.


Pgnn, l.arins II, ely may haze he IHi'L'OtHoer
zeal 10 A,h adllrau By mail, IoidOs FtPatd, w
,uInn. al :lNsy may i,ir'', al he Tut' " NissA
esHii p,r Wosk, .,......,,..,
Eg- IA, mor,y 10 ,pny 70, he time required Ruii
4, all ,,,,. affoHTdayH' @iST.
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Weather indications.
WAR DkPAkThkhTt
OPYicE OF IHR CHIEY SIdNAL OHfIcEh,
WARRINGTON, D. C, July AL 4. 4.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary temperature, lower pressure,
cloudy weather with local rains and
south winds.
For the Lakes, southeast 10 southwest
winds, warmer, partly cloudy or clear
weather, followed by cooler northeast
winds on the Lower Lakes and possibly
rising barometer.
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REELECTION REscINpED.

The Long Island railroad rescinds the
order Of 10 per cent reduction, pnyS
two months back wages this week and
will pay twice each month.
The Grand Army OF the Republic, Of
this city, tenders its services to the Gov.
ernor to aid in keeping peace and pro-
tectinG property.
BUFFALO, July 25.-E1cepting a few
unsuccessful attempts Of the mob to in.
duCe employees to quit nothing exception.
al took place this afternoon. Several
times the mob was dispersed by the
mounted police and patrolmen, and the
principal leaders lodged in Jail, over 30
having been arrested.
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Gone 20 I,ouisYiIIa.

LITTLE ROCK, July 25.-The troops a,
the 9. 8. Arsenal At this place leit for
Louisville this afternoon,
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CLLyEIANp. July 25.-The strikers at
lhls place and COllinwoOd are perfectly
9ule! and orderly. There are no new
developments. 8.
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NEN YoRk, July 25.-Arrived, Steam.
ef Algeria from Liverpool, Lesaipg from
Hamburg and Deyonia from Glasgow.
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COaISaIes.

New YoRK, July 25.-The coal sales
by the Delaware LackAWanna and Wes.
tern Rail Road, to the Pennsylyania
Coal Company advertised 10 take place
to-day have been indefinitely postponed.
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HARRpnuRo, July 25.-The Demo,
cratic State Convention has been post.
poned until the 22d Of August.
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BUFFALO, July 25.-The police this
morning made u descent upon the strik-
era st East Buffalo, who all fled. No
trains are moving.
ALBANY, July 25.-Everything is quiet
here. About 800 hundred soldiers have
been sent to West Albany, when on their
arrival freight trains will be sent out.
HoRNELIsvILLE, July 25.-Trains left
for the East at s o'clock this evening,
we'll guarded and with no interference,
Attempts will be made TO start trains
West. Everything is quiet at present.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, July 25.-The following are
the total scores in the competition at
Cambridge, at the University range, for
the selection Of an International Rifle
Team to compete in America; Fergu.
son, Scotch Team, 595; Rigsby, 1rah, 56S;
Humphrey, English eight, SCI; Fenton,
English eight, $50; Evans, Of former Eng.
lish Elcho Shield, 555; Dunlap, Scotch,
55l; Pigot, English eight, 54i; Young
Irish Team, 54l; Gilmer, Of Harrow, 534;
Frazier, Cambridge University, 526.
100000 RUBLEs ADVANCED.
The Posts Berlin correspondent tele-
graphs that despite the good relations be.
tween Russia and Austria, the Warsaw &
Terespol Railway Co. has received an
advance Of 400, 900 rubles for the erection
Of temporary barracks in case itshould
be found necessary TO concentrate an
army OF observation on the Austrian
frontier.
DECREE ISSUED.
The Times has the following special
from Athens: A decree for the reorgan-
ization OF the army was Issued to-day.
In three weeks the cadres will be compile.
ted, and the army will number 10000
men.
LONDON, July 25.-In the House Of
Commons the Abstemitionists continued
their tactics to day. Charles s. Parnell,
Home Ruler member, formally refused
10 withdraw q certain expression and
was ordered to leave the House. Sir
Stafford Northcote also moved that Par.
nell, being guilty of contempt, be sus-
pended from service in the House until
Friday.
The DaIg NerI Biela dispatch OF the
23d, says, on the 10Th inst. the Russians
sustained severe check II not an actual
defeat at Plevna.
BERNE, July 25.-GeneraI Grant was
received this morning by the President
Of the Swiss Confederation.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


ERIE, Pa, July 25.-The passengers
blockaded here have issued the following
to the public:
ave, the undersigned passengers, who
have been detained here the last twenty
four hours, express our indignation To-
the Railroad Company for what we have
every reason 10 believe has been an un
called for abandonment Of their trains
At this point the strikers have beer
remarkably peaceabIe,
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Another meetins Of the men ia to be
held At Mahoney City this evening, The
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

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3 AZ Tallow- PRIME cry duh at Al. Iurpcauue-
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llSl. Corn-Mixed soft steady ~ 30 cotton see on
yellow American in tn market Eeceinso Oh neat in
ba week from Allan lie ports. 900 qTi from racine ports
H qrs other sources @oUOO Qs Receipts o. 1orh
TyrRtoot Oct 22-i28O D. mCotton hrmer and fraction
ally telrrr Nidll ng Tpiards o"d; 9lililnH ORE lns
Ion aud export Receipts % the day. 5000 bales 10 Amer
car Future. oueuef partially d. better put ar" now ar
IFpqnls Low Nddnr clause, october delivery - =, -
lands Low Midng lausc November de very, o,l ass
sales Chg. paudS Low MhiuhS cliG'e
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of the same 1t Cparfs. Low Addins cisis DroSlD1i
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Tor Seg liked Western OATS per A. de- TOT Al trlu"i
LIvFRPOOr. oct 22-2 p. nj plands Cottnn' 10" MIC
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GALLON Common ROsIu, j3d 10 bL per cwt,
LONDON oct. 22-6 D. m.-Talow 399L4iN per cWt
ANTWERP, oct 22.-retro.cum. 80 francs Tor me paie
American.