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Great Fire I'm Little Rock.

LITTLE Rock, October l2.-Ths ODD
Fellows block, corner of Markham ana
Scott streets, was burned this morning,
about one o'clock. The building was
three stories, with Msnsard root, hity
feet in front and one hundred and nity
feet deep. The corner store was occu-
pied by the wholesale lager beer estso
iishment OF Nick Kupferl. His loss n
$4,000 insured for 5000. The next
storeroom wos occupied by Cole d Dow,
wholesale and retail dry goods mer'
chants, who saved about One-half OF their
stock in damaged condition. They
carried about $4,000, and were insured
for $4,000. The general officers OF the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad occu-
pied i've rc oms on the second floor. Loss
on stationary, fixtures, &C. 81 OOO. AL
the important books, records, vouchers
etc are in the safe, and thought TO be pre-
served. No insurance. The third story
was owned and occupied by the Odd rel
lows and was insured Tor $4,000. The
regalis was insured ior $1,000, the grand
lodge and subordinate lodge jewels, re-
gala, archives, emblems, tapestry, charts
etc are total loss TO the brotherhood.
The above insurance may be stated as
follows. Grand Lodge on the jewels, etc.
So, ,OO0 Arkansas Encsmpment $1,000
subordinate lodges $1,000. The knights
of Pythlas, Good Templsrs and b. 5. b.
had their lodge rooms in the third story,
and they lose everything The building
was insured for $4,000. The Dodge
block adjoining on the west was badly
damaged and only saved by the fire proof
wall OF brick. The building Was occupied
by Dowde & Carl, wholesale grocers,
whose loss on the stock by water and
removal is $1,000; insured. There were
other small losses by the occupants OF
the rooms in Dodge's block. The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, which had been
in session several days, adjourned at
IL o'clock last night. About sn hour
and half afterwards the fire was dis
covered, whether the result of an accl.
dent or caused by an incendisry is not
known. The building was one of the
finest in the city and about eight years
old. The telegraph wires were pros
trsted by the falling walls.
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WOman's Congress.

CLEVELAND, o, October 2-The
Woman's Congress was called TO order
At 1890. Miss May presided at all the
sessions o-day. Miss Francis K. Willard
read q paper on "Chsrities written by
Miss Abbey Ii. Gibbons. Mrs. Perkins
read an essay on Public Charities. "
Miss A. j. Pickof, OF Cleveland, read q
paper on "Educstionsl Matters" which
was replied to by Miss Mary Eastman,
of Boston. In the afternoon Mrs. Sarah
j. Spencer read psper on "Crime and
Reform" Miss Partridge paper on
"Women in Cornell written by Mrs.
Prof. S. 4. Jonanmot, Of 1thscs, New
York. Phoebe NJ Cozzens read spsper
on "Harriet Msrtineau," followed by
Miss Eastman on Nv omsn's need OF
a business education and the need that
business has for women" Miss May
then closed the session by a farewell
address and the congress adjourned.
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EditOriaI ScrimInage.

TOLEDO. o., October l2.-As Mr.
Alexander Reed, managing proprietor
OF the Toledo Blade and Commercial, and
the Postmaster of this city were convers
ing with friends on the street today,
MIR. Dawling, ex-Postmaster, approached
them srd made an offensive remark, 10
which Reed replied that he was not ad.
dressing Dawling, when the latter
Reed motioned as though to draw a
weapon and then walked towards the
postotfice. Dswling followed and, seiz-
ing him by the beard, struck him sever
al blows in the face, when friends inter-
fered and separated them. The affair
grew out OF bitter feeling enget dered
by change in the postmaster. The sf-
fair crested considerable excitement.
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Tne MInng Nan Killed.

KANSAS CITY, October l2-The Kan
sas City Tunes viii publish tomorrow
a statement that grave doubts have been
raised as 10 the guilt OF Joe Collins, who
was recently killed as one Of the Union
Pacific train robbers A prominent law
firm 81 Topeka has been retalred by the
father OF Collins, a highly respectable
citizen Of Dallas, Texas, to investigate
the matter, and enough hss been learned
20 Justify he statement that Collins
could no, have been preseu. 81 the time
the train WAS robbed. H. pad gone 20
the Black Hills With q large lot OF cattle,
sad wrote his father that be bad sold
them at Is cents pound, and received
mis- pay in gold, nesr 1920 ,OOO and rom
the know edge o. MS subsequent
movements i is clear be cyuld not have
been 81 the Big Springs robbery. be
had auls SD a great desl Of property 81
San An:ouia by dealing IN cattle and wa
thus placed above suspicion. HIS con-
duct when captured a. Buffalo Is sccount.
ed for on the hypothesis that be supposed
he hst fallen in the hands Oi robbers and
was determined to resist 70 the end. HI:
father is determined TO vludicste the
reputation o: his son, snd natter will be
thoroughly sIfled.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
SIGNS UPRISING HUNGARY.
Hungarian Republicans Cross the
ROumanIan FrOntIer-The GeS-
hOTs Sentence Commuted
toExiIe-Muhktar PRshR
Pursuing Retreat
ing Russians.

LONDON, October IA Belgrade
specisl says: The Cabinet has unanI.
mousy and def eitely agreed upon the
terms of the agreement with Russia,
This probably refers to the agreement
concerning the subsidy OF million rou-
bles to be paid Servis monthly from the
time her army Is sent to tho frontier.
Troops are continually marching to
the frontier, ready for any offensive
movement on the part OF the Turks.
Cnisties the Servlsn agent st COnstsn-
tinople is expected home shortly.
BUCHAREST, October l2-Fhere can be
no douot but that number OF Hungsrisns
really crossed the frontier, but 80 tsr
nothing is known OF their further move
ments. They appear to be nearly sll
infantry and should they advance far
they will undoubtedly be captured and
# they resist, be killed or executed Is
brigands. The RoumsniAR Preiect OF
Methediusi district having gone TO re.
monsLrate with the authorities, was III
formed that the greatest service that
Roumsnis could do the Austrian gov
ernment would be to shoot the lntruders.
The raideas are the former Hungarian
republicans.
LONDON, October Y "A correspondent
with the CzarewiLch's headquarters a.
Damymonaster telegrsphs under date OF
"Wednesday rs follows The severe storm
OF cold wind and rain which began a
week ago still continues. The camps are
literally lakes of mud, and sll the roads
are imprscticsbe except the highway be-
tween Bella and Rustchuk. The suffer-
ing Of the soldiers is lndescrlbsble. No
preparation has been made for winter
weather, and those who lost their tents
and overcoats in the retreat from Lom Il
moRth ago have not been supplied with
others.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, October l2.-The
sentence OF death passed or the Geshof'
has been committed to one OF exile.
Intelligence has been received at the
British embassy that Mo khtar Pasbs is
pursuing the retres!ing Russians.
VIENNA, October PA special from
Bucharest says that various unCOntirmed
reports are current there concerning the
Hungarian incurslon into Little Walls'
CHA. According to one Of these reports
it was caused by the conservation OF the
colOrs o, militia bsttslion at Orovs
O.her reports aIlege that q body Ct RAID
ers actually crossed the frontier.
ST.. PETERSBURG, October r. 1t il
probable that Gen. Todleben will replsc,
Gen. Nopokoitschitzky st the head of The
entire general staff.
A new 7 per cent loan is impending
BUCHAREST, October l2.-Fridsy
evening 1t WAS reported that Hungarian
rsiders had recrOssed the frontier.
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Washinxton Items.

WASHINGTON, October l2.-Judge
Wright, of Indiana, assaulted Columb bus
Delsno this morning In the street with q
stick, inflicting serious wounds upon his
head Delsno was conveyed to the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Mr.. Ames.
Wrlghts grievance against Delano arose
out OF the question of Indian claims.
The Cabinet session to-day was de-
voted mainly TO the consideration ol the
estimates to be- transmitted TO COM, ga
with the Presidents message next " ".k.
Or the amounts OF the deficiency aPPro
priations that will be required for the
support of the various branches Of the
pubic service during the current fiscal
year, in addition to the amount required
for the army, there will be about
S2,000000 estimated for the navy and
S255,OC0 tor expenditures under the
Department OF Justice There will also
be sundry small items for official poe tsge
stamps and the temporary repairs OF the
Patent Office.
The disposition OF the Nez Perces In
dans under Chief Joseph, who surrender
ed to Gen. Miles has been the subject OF
correspondence between the War and
the Interior departments, and the matter
will be further considered and determined
by the Cabinet.
A large number of Senators and Rep
resentatives called ut the Executive Man
sion this morning and paid their respect;
TO the President.
A delegation of disabled soldiers hold
ing positions in the various departments
called upon the President to-day with
reference to their interest in the distrlbu
ton OF public patronage.
The Comptroller OF the Currency mas
declared dividend OF i've per cent il
favor of the creditors OF the Ocean
National Bank of New York city.
The Comptroller estimates that two
millions additional National Bank circu
lation will be issued the present month
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NAILS.

,.>r,ean Manufacturer, printed
p;,,.bursh, speaks OF me nah market
10 thi,style: .o.a;,;on
Tus- The uns satisfactory conditlon
Nu market still continues. Our
oi 'H' anrf.cturers still hold trm At
own a"d wa are informed that an offer
= 10, noo o segs ~ 81 l5, two per cent. eff,
~, ~. V nsen refused. Regular customers,
lbs ,srsr U are furnished with small lots a.
aSSs'u 'e - meet the Wheeling competition.
'-Io, ,,,;,g o, the Nail Manufacturers
m 80 here on "Wednesday, but moth
Ss dons Some of the mills are now
'as - il ia stated that other oi them
NV o.r ,top unless prices advance to paying
rates
-, the other hand, the Wheeling man
..,,n,srs have been compelled to supply
.n, to their regular customers
,0inous prices in order to meet
pn.hurgh competition. And the fact
h,,h the manufactures of Pittsburgh
Wbsel,ng, in their eagerness TO hold
,,si, custom aud keep their WorHmen
employed, have &C attributed their i0ll
,s,rs 10 the desperate demorsliEa'ion OF
,hs nsil market.
The fine profits which ATTENDED,
manufacture of nails lew
vs,rs ago, stimulated their pro-
i,c,iop 10 degree OF imitation
,.vont that ever reached by our
,,sspbsck currency, but the people OF
ina country could not be induced TO IN
s.,s the use OF the nail in like degree
,,sretore, smaller production or rum
M, competition must follow. So lar, 1t
-, bsep the latter. More nsi.s are
made than people want to use-until
batter times are re. tored.
The meeting OF the nail manufacturers
4, Pittsburgh on Wednesday, was
wraed into sort of experience meet
,sg each member contributing some &C
count OF his own ups and downs in the
vsde. The result is believed to be, that
better understanding all around has
been arrived 81, and that the true remedy
viii be imi. OF production.
lllhis course is adopted, it will probs-
bly cause the total suspension of all the
nail mills Of the country for At least three
months this winter; but it will result III
raising the price of nails, aid then the
sorkmen will naturally demand and re-
cs.ye Sd increased price for their labor.
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The Chicago Inter Ocean can see but
a single ray of comfort and that Is in the
hope that the Ohio defeat may ''open the
eyes of those political wisescres," HAYES,
MATHEWS s. Co. 1t says:
"Ohio was the Presidents own State,
and there, if anywhere, his course was to
be commended and his politicslssgacity
fairly tested. Ohio has spoken. 1t hsa
repudiated the policy. Its Republicans
have placed the seal of their disspproval
on the course of the administration, and
the State has gone to make one more in
the gathering oil Northern satellites that
revolve around a solid South. The de-
feat is bitter one-it is q fsr-resching z
and disastrous one; but it may have the
e. feet to open the eyes of the political
wsescres who have caused it, and, il so,
will not be wholly lost
Northern satellites revolving around
q solid south" is good.
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TRUsTEES' SALE
OF A FARM AND PERSONAL Pro.
PtRII

u 'PEKir9. ~" w.
In pursu tnce OF the following deeds of
trust made by ". -. Logsdon, via: Two
deeds OF trust dated respect N"Iy, on the
ut dhy of september, 1873, and on the .Ith
day OF June, 1874, Ia Nathan shepherd,
trustee, ana ecOrded in deed oi trust book
10. Z, page 3d. and deed of trust book No.
page 83, ia tue Office oi the CLERK Of the
county Court for wozel couuty, Wet
Virginia: aud deed OF trust made by sad
LOgsdon, dated November ZsLb, lbIt, -
Il. A.. Thompson, trustee, and recorded Ia
deed ot trust book No. 3, page -, In the
Office OF said clerk OI hAId county Court,
We will on November h, lS7i. at the front
dOOI Of WetEol County court House, com 10
.ucuCu at 10 O'Clock "a, M, sell at pubic
auction "A iarIn oi lOi acres, about ,hi"o
miles west OF LlttlelOD, In WelLel county,
West Virginia, thus bounded aud does
'TIbed Beginning ht "a Chestnut OAK, "A
corner 10 James Robinson, theme" noIth
llJ poles u "A stak.; thence north ~ de-
goes. west II poles To- "A stRk"; thence wet
o. pO.es 10 tncstnut ana fiu's, HDuth IN
poles tolI white OAK, east lU poles TO
,nc beginning. Delng Ia" same pf"p"rlJ
now occupied ny said LDgSdOn. Also ia"
following personal property: u" bay
horse, one brown hOB", one sOTrol mare,
one Dke OF oxen, one IOuT hofS" wagon,
Oac IulI kit OF carpenters tp'iE anI Sb
mOWrrn-
ERMs or sALE-The personal property
VIII De sold lor one hal cash aud the resi-.
lUn In HlT months, TIA" purchaser giving
NOUS with approved s'cuTiiy, bearing
inter. NJ. The land will Dc sold tor one
IOuith cash aud the rcsidu" in one, two
md three years, with interest, TIA" pay .
menLa tO be- satisiActDr ~ secured aud
tltle retained as further security.
selling a. trustees We Will convey only
such title as IN " sted in Us, which ~ be-
Heycd - be perfect. -
NAIHAN SHEPHERD
ITUsIs..
II. X, THONPsOS,
W. V. HOGE, Trustee.
Attorney for Trustees.
Get sJtWet
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Al TO TAXES.

One of the most exscting burdens that
the workingman is called upon to bear is
the heavy rate of taxation. 1t Is not the
capitalist, who has his money invested in
banks, and bonds, and greenbscks, that
is oppressed by onerous taxation, but it
is the man who is engaged in industrial
enterprises. High taxes makes high
rents, and these fall upon the lsborer,
High taxes cripple manufacturing, and
this makes the demand for labor less and
the wages lower.
Councilmen who contemplate placing
our city take. at 60 cents on the 500
valuation this year, should not act with
out the fullest Information and reflection.
The values of property have shrunken,
but. assessed va lues are as nigh as ever.
The means of paying taxes have been
greatly curtsiled, but taxation has In no
case been reduced.
When the wages Of laborer have
been reduced 80 per Gently why should
salaries and other public expenses be
maintained on the top round2 If q
laboring man can live on less than he
could tour or five years ago, cannot q
public officer do the ssme2 If work can
bs done for SO per ceRt. less than 1t could
few years ago, why collect as much
money from the people as ever to pay
for the public work2 In short, is there
any reason why, with the decline of the
price of everything else the price of be-
ing governed should not decline2 If it
costs 8 man less to live ard his resources
from which to obtain the cost OF living
have been curtsiled, it ought to cost him
less to be governed.
We are sorry to say that we have seen
no evidence in the action of either our
county Board of Supervisors or City
Council, that our tax masters have ever
thought OF these things. The same high
rate OF taxation is maintained The same
extravagant rate of expenditure is main
tsined. No thought of economy seems
to have ever entered the minds OF any OF
them. Do hard times bring no new
responsibilities to public servants, re-
quire of them no increased vigilance in
the expenditure of money, no sacrifices? .?
It would seem not, from the jsunty man
ner IN which they sail along, levying,
collecting, and spending the hard-esrned
savings of the community.
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RiOtOus Miners.

SCRANTON, PA, October II. An at
tempt on the part of the Lsckawanns
Iron and Goa COMPANY = work the
Pinsbrook colhery has exnsPersted the
min ers to a tCartu! pitch. About twen-
~ men worked in the mine to-day, and
were escorted 20 and from their homes
by strong military guard. On quitting
work they were sssailed by the shouting
mob that had assem- bled in full force
nesr the coal breaker, bu, were kept
from harm by the soldiers. The col.iery
is strongly guarded day and night The
men who worked there to-day appealed
to the authorities for pro.ectioL tonight,
saying they were IN fear OF being mur
dered in their houses before morning. 4
detachment OF the military has been
sent to protect them, and strong
force OF militssy is under arms in this
city, ready TO march 81 moments no.
tice. Troops have been teIegrsphed Tor
down the valley, and will arrive before
morning.
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Fatal Accident.

DAYTON, o, October IA young
girl, daughter Of John Kirk, wealthy
farmer, was killed near Hobine's Ststiou,
on the Dayton srd Southeastern rail!
rosd, last evening. Sne wss oyertsken
by the evening express while crossing
the bridge nesr her home, snd stood
aside As tar as possible to let the train
psss, but the last car in passing caught
al thew her from the trsck 10 the
wa,er, snd she was d-Owued before she
could be rescued
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General Harlan,

LOUISVILLE, October l2.-It is learned
that the .tstement in some Washington
dispatches that Get eral Harlan did not
accept the Constitutional amendments is
found tc be untrue. He made the can
vass tor Governor in 1871 upon plst
form which sustained all the amend
ments. No Information has been re.
ceived here indicating with certsinty
the sction of the administration about
the Supreme Court vacancy.
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RnInOr Denied.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October ia
Washington dispatch OF yesterday, on
the authority OF Deputy Collector
Hughes, OF Columbia, Tenn, to the ef-
fec: tha, Thomas j. Wslliams, his guide
in the recent raid against Illicit distillers
in Lawrence county, had been taken
from his house and murdered by dis
guised mer, on the Oath OF September, is
denied by the Lswrenceburg Free Press,
which says: The Thomas J. Williams Ie-
ferred to was slive two days ago, and no
attempt has ever been made 10 kill him.
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Marine.

LONDON, October u Steamers
Wyoming snd Alsstls, from New York.
Corinthisn. Montreal arrived out.
NEW YORK, October l2-Arrived-
Steamer Montana, from Liverpool
Switzerland, Antwerp and Astrsls,
from London.
SAN FRANcIsco. October y Cleared
Ships Eureks and Abner j. Bengo,
from Liverpool
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HAYES, Visit 10 virginia.

RICHMOND, October 12.-Hon. John A
Meredith, President Of the Board OF Al
dsrmen: Gen. Jos. r. Anderson, Presi-
dent of the Common Council, ard
franklin Stesrns, of the Board of Public
Interests, will visit Washington next
week TO confer with the President rela,
tive TO the time and duration of his
visit to this city during the State fair
An extensive programme is being ar
ranged for his reception.
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Marine Disaster.

CLEVELAND, october l2.-TAe schoon'
er Valentine, from Ashtabula 70 Detroit
With 465 tons OF cosl, sprung leak when
Of Fslrport, THURSDAY evening, and vas
sbondoned by the crew, who reached the
shore ia safety after beng sixteen bouI:
on the lake. The valentine was owned
bv Capt. Copron, Of Connesut, Ohio, and
the csrgo by Rhodes & Co. oi Cieve'
land. No insurance on the vessel.
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Jailed.

NEW YORK, October l2-Niles g.
Parker, e1-State Treasurer of South
Carolins, was arrested today in jersey
City and lodged in the county jsil on s
requisition from Governor Hampton Of
South Carolina, charging him with
plundering the State. he says be ia
willing to turn States evidence. He has
resided in Jsrssy City tive years.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, October ~ MONEY
At 6(a,7 per cent Prime mercantile
psper las per cent. Customs receipts
S364,OOO The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed S3s6,OOO C.eaTings S2I.OOOOOO.
Sterling strong, sctusl business about
$50! tor. long, and 4S5! for short.
GoLD-Opened al lO2J advanced to
1881 and declined to lO3. Carrying
rates to per cent. Loans slSo made
Hat.
SILVER Al London unchanged; here
silver bars are l22t green backs; llsi
gold; silver coin t@! per cent. discount
CIoyKRNNESTs-
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BISHOP KAHN, of Wheeling, is one OF
Toe devsees and executors of the late
Archbishop BAILEY.
Archbishop GIBBONS, who has become
!he Incumbent of the Archiepiscopsl See
a Baltimore will shortly be installed as
prms.e Of ne Catholic church IN Amer
lc,. The installation will not probably '
e DELAYED longer than week from Sun
4Ay though the exact time has not ye.
oesa decided upon. When installed the
isc; will be ,hiclsily communicated to
Rome suI 60" psllium, the insignia ot
Bis IA, n.gu ,.uc wl,l then be conferred
.pga hin.
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Ohio Election Returns.

COLUMBUS, o, October l2.-Returns
have been received at the Democratic
Headquarters from seventeen addition Al
counties, making sixty.six counties heard
from thus far, and giving Bishop net
majority OF 2S,265. 1t is believed the
additional twenty-five counties 10 hear
from will swell the msjority to $4,000 at
least.
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THE Charleston Journal, Mr.. ATKIN-
SONS old paper, announces that its publ,
cation will hereafter be suspended. This
leaves Charleston with but two papers
quite enough-and they both Democratic
1t does seem Is if there was but little ex-
cuse for Republican papers existing any
longer, since pretty much everybody but
CoNKLING and BLAINE and the Iowa
Republicans have adopted the Democratic
DOlirv
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Du.l and strong.


STATE BoNDS Steady.
STocKs-Strong and higher Tor th"
Trunk lines and Western shares on the
announcement OF an advance Of 33t per
cent in west bound freight rates. Among
the miscellaneous shares { {. {. x J.
and Quicksilver stocks we're firm. Coal
stocks were unusually dull, except Lack
awans The transactions were 2Os, 900
shares, OF which 5000 were New York
Central, $4,000 Erie, 81 600 Lake Shore,
j, 400 Northwestern common, $500 pre-
TERED, 900 Rock Leland 9.O0O, ~ Paul
common, 1000, preferred, $500 Ohlos
:, 400 Wabash, $1,000 Lsckswsnna, Is,
900 Michigan Central, 1000 Morris and
Essex, 10000 Western Union, 1000
quIcKsllyer preferred