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Pointed Message 10 tho Governor.

SAN Francisco, September lS.--The
following dispatch was telegraphed to.
day, alter consultation with number Of
leading men: .g'
70 His ErccLIenty, Cor. Lrrin; Sacramento:
| exceedingly regret the necessity Of
calling your attention 10 the lawlessness
and mob violence now and for several
days past taking place in the immediate
vicinity OF the State capital, in the nd.
joining county OF Placer. fail to notice
that the authorities of that county have
as yet made any attempt to suppress the
armed bodies Of men engaged in driving
out and burning the property of the Chi.
nese residents. ! desire to remind your
Exccllcncy that in the letter addressed to
the Committee OF Safety you took occa,
sion to intimate that the prompt action
taken by them prevented the lawless acts
from becoming widespread. | simply
call your attention now to the lawlessneSs
in Placer county, that you may by your
prOmptness as Chief Executive Of this
State prevent these outrages from becom.
ing widespread. | have no desire TO
point out your plain duty. You have
abundant precedent by the recent occur.
rences whereby the State and National
authorities have put down mob violence.
Justice and humanity demand at your
hands that protection accorded under our
government to high and low. Even the
ChlDamen, who have come here under
solemn treaty obligations, have a right
to demand that their lives and property
shall be protected the same as that OF
persons OF the most favored nation.
Respectfully,
LSlgnedl I. A. BEE.
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~. ClairSVillc Fair.

ST. GAINESVILLE, September IS.
Special to the IntCligcaccr.
The prospects for the Fair to morrow
are very bright. The greatest activity
has been displayed in every department,
and the halls and grounds are all in CON,
pIete order. Upwards Of six hundred en-,
tries have thus far been made. Anuu-
usual number Of blooded cattle and fine
wooIed sheep arc booked for exhibition,
and a number Of speed horses from Pitts.
burgh and other points are on the grounds
The pomoIogical show promises to sur.
pass iormer years. 4. 7. Nc.
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The Relative Value Of The Crops.

The Relative Value Of the Crops.
e. The value Of the hay crop in this
country ia clearly shown by government
tai statistics. In 1875 it was third in the
list Of farm products in respect to in
crease, and second as regards the value of
the crop. Under Indian corn there were
fOrty.lour million acre., twenty.six mil.
lions in wheat, aud twenty three millions
10 grass for hay. These crops alone Og-
gregate ninety.three million acres out Of
one hundred and twcnty.three millions
under cultivation, Of which reports we're
published. The value OF the products for
the same year is set down as follows; In.
dian corn $3.50, 445,03O; hay S3l2, ,2O3, ,445;
wheat 1924, ,5SO,90O; cotton S272,9SG, 400,
oats Sl20, ,40o,9SO; potatoes sG5,Ol0A2O,
tobacco sSO,342,GOO: barley $40 1852, ,OS2;
rye S13031, 900; buok.wheat SS,l6G,2O7
the hay crop being worth nearly twenty
per cent OF the value Of all the farm pro.
ducts Of the country.6
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President Hayes Among the PeO.
pie.


We werc!initbe city Of Louisville last
week and heard the Presidents proposed
visit to that city, and TO other cities OF
the South, discussed by party OF gentle,
men, Of whom Mr.. Henry Watterson, o!
the CJurier-Journal, was one. One point
OF the discussion was as to the effect this
tour Of the Presidents would probably
have upon the future OF the two parties
in other words, whether il would inure
to the special benefit OF the Presidents
party or not. There was some difference
OF opinion as to the exact party bearings
OF the visit, but the weight Of opinion
was that while it would naturally dis.
arm Southern prejudice against the Re.
publican party, yet, "a grand result, it
would rather initiate agains. partyism
OF any kind. This, in our judgment, was
correct conclusion.
Mr.. Watterson's summary Of the mat.
ter was that while it might and probably
would benefit the Republican party it
would not do so without beneftting the
whole country, and il the country was to
be benefited he, for one, had no regrets
over the incidental good that mightinure
to the Republicans.
In view OF the meeting Of Congress
next month we look upon the Presidents
tour among the people, North and South,
as very fortunate. There is small cle-
ment Of disafection in the Republican
party, led chiefly by soreheads, which,
had there been "a session OF Congress in
June, might have given the administra-
tion trouble in the work Of carrying
out what is known as its Southern
policy. This element has been grow
ing small by degrees every day since
June, and by the meeting OF Congress
will not be capable Of any aggressive ac-
tion worthy Of serious attention. The
Presidents tour has demonstrated so
clearly that he is a true representative Of
popular syearniug for an era OF peace
and good feeling that anything like for.
midabIe opposition to carrying out, to its
logical end, this longing Of the people,
will be impossible. Despite Conklings
Camerons or BIsines the administration
will be overwhelmingly sustained in both
houses Of Congress. The Democrats are
bound to sustain i,s Southern policy,
since they claim tina! it is simply their
policy, and the Republicans dare not
initiate an issue over 1t. Between the
two, therefore, the President is sure Of
support a. was Mr.. Monroe during the
"era Ct good feeling" that followed the
war Of 1912.
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Judge West nt RelInirc Inst
Night.

BELLAiRE, September is, llr. NJ.
Special to the Entelssncsr
The Republican citizens of Bellaire had
the largest meeting of the campaign in
this place on the Public Square last
night. 1t was called to order by Col. c.
L. Poorman, after which Judge West, the
Republican candidate for Governor, de.
ItveFed very able speech with marked
effect to a large and attentive audience.
A number Of the leaders of the Working.
mems movement were present and re-
ceived it with hearty appreciation. lie
has made many friends by this visit, ard
the effects will not be lost in the coming
election. JED
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(liCilpO,

CHICAGO, September lS,-Flour-Quic'
and steady. WheGt--ACtivc, closing heavy;
No. Chicago spfiug 81 ii, No. ., 81 lia
IL cash, 81 O7}s September, 81 O3H OCto.
Der. No. 8, 81 0s, rejected 937sc. Corn
Dull, weak and lower; l3ANl3Hc cash or
October, rejected d2IEc OuS-Dull aud
prices n shade lower; "a i{c cash or October,
Rye Dull and prices shade lower ut j4c.
Barley Dull, weak and lower ut GOlCc,
Pork-CuSh higher mud options steady;
$40 7OAl2 75 leash SI2 57J4 October, $l9 II Z
the year. IArd-Steady and firm at IS 75
cash or October S. Is the yenr. Bulk
Mc,ts-StCady Mt 5}4a74a7IIc. Whisky
Quiet Nt 81 o.
At the close, Wheat was unsettled and
tirmCr at 81 OssNl OK September, 81 O3lt
October Corn and Oats unchanged. Pro;
lirmer at $l2 60 October. Lard tirmcr at
s. 20 the year,
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CINCINNATI. September lS.- Cotton
Firm Mt lOSc, Flour-Strong; family So OOl
6 20. Wheat-StrOng; red 81 GOAL 30
Con-Active, firm aud higher ut 4gS5Oc
Oats demand fair and market firm n,
27aS2c. Rye-In good demand at G0aG2c
Barley Dull good western spring 5S.GOc
Pork Quiet jobbIng at Sl2 76al3O0. Lard
Dull and nominal; steam SNc, kettle
9}sai0c. Bulk MeatS-Dull md prices q
shade lower at 55saS 90A7Aa7 isa75tc
BaCon-Dull Nt 6}aUGSSaSlsaS, taS9saSl gc
ButIcr-Dull and unchanged Whisky
Steady and in good demand ut 81 10.
HoGs- Scarce, and firm; common 81 Goa
8 90; light 81 2OnI ij; packing S. l5aJ 40
butchers So 40N6 90.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

LONDON, September lS.-A Pera spe.
CIal says: News has been received at the
English Ambassy that suleiman Pasha
carried the remaining Russian positions
in Shipka Pass this morning, inlicting
an enormous loss. The delile.js now en-.
tirely in possession OF the Turks.
The first detachment OF the Russian I'm.
Perial Guard passed through Bucharest
this morning on their way to the seat OF
war. General Gourko accompanied them.
The men presented splendid appear.
ance, bnt have seen little service. Other
regiments are taking parallel roads.
Outside Of Bucharest all are converging
on Simnitza. :
Agence Russo, commenting on the arri.
val OF the Guard, and in an order to the
Russian troops in Poland 10 Join the army
at the seat OF war, states that these facts
are sufficient reply to the rumors Of
peace and armistice circulated by certain
journals. 1t is probable that Oaman
Pasha will be made Minister OF War.
CoNTRADICTED.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September lS.-An
Official dispatch published here denies the
correctness OF the rumors that the Rus.
slams had completely evacuated Shipka
Pass. It states on the contrary, that the
two Turkish brigades which captured
Fort St. Nicholas retired to their former
positions for strategical purposes after
having occupied the Fort for six hours.
RUSSIANS REINFORCED.
LONDON, September 1s.-A later dis.
patch from Constantinople says that the
Russians in Shipka Pass have been rein.
forced.
General Radetsky's official account of
the fighting does not admit that the fort
was ever occupied by the Turks. He
Pays that after tive hours bombardment
the Turks, at 3 o'clock in the morning,
made sudden attack on the fort. The
attack subsequently extended along the
whole line, aud the Turks were repHlsed
with enormous loss after despera
light, which lasted nine hours. The Rus.
sian loss was 10 officers and 400 men
wounded and 100 killed.
NO PEACE PROPOSALS.
BUCHAREST, September l9.-Col. Vel
lesley formally denies the rumor that he
Is the bearer Of peace proposals.
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StcubenVilIe Strike Nearly
Ended.

STEuBENVILLE, September IA nun
Der OF the Steubenvilie Furnace and Iron
Company's miners attempted to resume
work this morning, but were prevented
by force. They held a meeting, and de.
termined il protection was cxien,ed
they would resume work Tomorrow,
The miners are running short Of funds,
and, under these circumstance, the strike
will possibly prove n failure.
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~. TOLEDO, September S.--Flour-Steadv,
" " heHt-tGir demand hut at lower rates;
No: y white Wabash 81 ~, No, / white
whltc Michigan 81 40, amber Spot SI a.
seller September 81 0,sell,r October 81 az
No. red winter 81 rs, No. 9 hpot Ii n
Corn-Dull; high mixed spot 4SlSc, No. 2
spot and seller October Asc, do new seller
November 43c, rejected 47ysc, damaged
45c' oat'-Qulci; No. . spot at &c, seller
October .Sc, Michigan 27}Sc.
Ar M.-Wheat-CloseS dull and lower.
No. ! white Michigan 81 10, amber do
spot II 32jS seller September 81 2QlI, sel.
Ter October s. 9i,S No. . red winter snnt
81 ", seller October 81 2SI+, rejected Wa.
bash 81 O5I.. COrn-Dull: No. J, 4Sc, Oats
Spot 97iI, seller October 27Xc.
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TlIc Ring HObhcricS-Thc Chief
ltObbcr on the Witness Stnnd-
Tweed Continues his lIeTcln.
liOnS

ThG Ring RObhcricS-ThC chief
ltObbcr on the Witness stand
Tweed Continues his lseVcla.
tiOnS.
NEw IoHK, September lS.-Twccds
examination was continued to dav, lie
lestiiird that 100000 were paid 10 the
Board Of Aldermen for confirmation of
Peter B. Sweeney, rs City Chamberlain.
tie paid Thomas Conan, President Of the
Board OF Aldermen, 100000 to pass u
resolution directing the Comptroller to
issue bonds Tor n million and half for
brooklyn bridge, of which he was trustee
ami stakeholder. In reply to the question
whether he ever suggested to my persons
to i4lSiiy receipts Tor ballots, he answer.
ed that he gave instructions to that cud
TO different men who controlled the wards,
hut II would be impossible to name them.
Nearly all the men connected with Tam
many Hall, from 1865 Till the ring broke
up, had more or less to do with the busi-
Hess,
In regard to the reported meeting Of
the Board Of Audit, at which claims
amounting to millions Of dollars were
passed, Tweed said the meeting was never
held, hut the claims were passed notwith.
standing.
Tweed read u paper relating the career
Of John Morrisscy, saying tina, he had
been indicted for assault with intent to
Kill in 1913 at Troy, and in the following
year Tor burglary, aud pcnlcnccd to jill;
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ResnmeI Word NJ OId Wngcs.

PlrTSBURGH, Sept. lS.-The strike at
the American Iron Works Of Jones &
Langhlin ended this evening. The men
are resumlng work at the old wages.
These works have been idle eight weeks
and by this action Of the strikers with.
drawing their demands from 800 to
1000 men will resume work tomorrow
morning. This strike was inaugurNtcd
on the Tuesday following the riot, at
which time the mills were running full
and was due largely to the excitement Of
that week. The strike was for the ad-
vance Of 25 per cent on all day labor.
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anything in maritime matters. 1t would
seem that the repeated lesson OF the su.
Premncy Of the American riaemeu would
perhaps cause our cousins across the
water to overhaul their theory about the
superiority Of the Engliah rifle.
in the respect Of msnliRess Of bearing,
and good temper under all circumstances, +,
the British, as represented by their rife.
team, have nothing to learn from us or
from any other people under the sun
The British visitors have won golden
opinions from all this country, and every.
body, whiIeIgIad that they did not quite
win, are pleased that they came 30 near
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PHILADELPHIA, September lS.-Flour-
Steady; Supcrinc 81 90, extra s. 90, Pom.
sylvNniA family 50 75n7 %, Minnesota 50 10
NJ 80, high grades and patent IS 6Ou9 80,
Wheat - Unsettled; amber 81 i7al 81
Pennsylvania red 81 ilal ~. Corn
Firm; yellow 6Ol6lc, mixed 5guG0c. Oats
Primer; white western 36aS7c, western
nli1Cd SsASlc, Rye -65aGGc. Pork-S,I on
MD 20, Beef linms-lSc. ButtCr-- Crcnmcry
96O97c, Western Reserve g9a9ic. Eggs.
Western l0a2Oc. ChceSe-Firm. western
fancy l2'SNlSc. PctrolCun,-Frnvy, re.
Lned liC, crude Qlt& Mhlsky-Sl IL.
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The President nt Jcllersonvlllc

JEFFERsoEvnLE, IND., September IS.
Never before in the history OF JCfier.
'onviIle has such mn immense crowd OF
people thronged the city as was to-day
gathered to welcome and give hospitable
greeting to the President of the United
Statea. At 3P. NJ. the President and party
and a number OF other distinguished in.
vited guests arrived from Louisville.
Ten thousand people met them at the city
wharf. Mayor Warden extended cor.
dial welcome to His Excellency on behalf
OF the citizens who had assembled to do
him honor. The President replied, he
was thankful for the reception, and
closed his remarks By saying that
he hoped all sections and all races
may come together again in the iratcrnal
harmony Of the days OF Washington,
Franklin and Jefferson. He visited the
Qusrtermastcr's Department, where Ser.
geant Williams Government property is
stored, and held m informal reception,
Along the route Of procession the streets
we're magniiccntly and profu,ely dec
GRATED. He paid passing call at the
shipyards and at Fords Plate Glass
Works, where he and Mrs. Hayes and the
entire party witnessed the operation OF
cutting plate glass and seemed greatly
satisfied in seeing manufactured one OF
the largest sheets made in America, after
which the entire party returned 10 Lou
lsvillc.
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Mn. BLuM, Of the firm Of Blum & Bro,
returned from the East last evening. lie
tells us that New York Is having big
trade-the biggest since the war, and
that along Broadway the wholesale
houses are lit up from top to bottom all
night, so busy are the jobbers filling,
packing, billing and shipping soods. The
trade Is thus far largely from the South.
That section Ia buying freely and paying
cash. The feeling IN New York Ia excel
lent over business prospects.
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SAN Flamenco, September lS.-LNst
evening the entire Chinese quarters Of tho
GrOst Valley, except one house, were
bnrcd, Over forty buildings were do.
stroycd. 1t is supposed to bc an incCn.
diary. An attempt was made to do the
name thing few days ago.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September lS.-The 1emrssta,es
that Prince Louis Napoleon will arrive
to-day at Chateau de Dauve Naumar,
Belgium, on visit TO Due de Fernan
Nuniez, who is allied through his wife
to the MonIijo family. He will remain
there under the preteIt OF hunting.
LONDON, September 1S.-A correspond.
ent Of the Nc,rs says that his coming 60
near the French frontier during the cleo.
toral period has occasioned the remark
that there are some who think that he is
dreaming Of the laurels Of Strasburg and
BOulogne.
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GheqntelIiqeuce1.

UNDER Secretary schurz the patent
Office is becoming more profitable still to
the government. Its coPyisIa now earn
sl0S each to the government monthly
while their pay is but So, and the bureau
has balance Of 100000 to its credit
IN The treasury
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The OIdcst AIYcrtiscr.

Mr.. S. II. Parvin Il Sons, the Pioneer
Advertising Agency OF this city, who have
done successful business for many years
on Vine street, have been compelled 10
seek more extensive quarters than here
tofore occupied by them, on account Of
the steady increase Of their business, and
have consequently removed into the spa.
cions building l52 Walnut street, below
Fourth, which they have fitted up in the
most modern style, and which will enable
them to dispatch their large and growing
business to the satisfaction of all their
patrons. This agency was established by
the senior partner Of the firm in 1851,
and is one OF the most responsible and
reliable in the United States.-Cincianq,i
GdsC.Ir
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THE TURF.


LEXINGTON, KY, September lS.-Thcre
was AgoOd attendance at the races to-day.
The weather wRs cool and the track still
heavy.
First race, dash ! milCs-Vera Cruz,
! let; McWhirter, ID: Malmystic, 80. Time,
2;3lS.
Second race, colt stakes, three, quarters
OF a mile-Himyner, lst; Blue Ties, "a;
Leveller, Sd. Time, l:lGi.
Third race, dash, J miles-Largcntine,
lsti Joe ROdes, I'd Hertog, Sd. Time,
0.Al
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CHICAGO, September 1S.-Mr. Strong
having been unable to secure the two mil
lion dollar bond requisite to enable him
to take charge Of the State Savings BOnI;
AS Receiver, Judge Williams this morn,
Ing appointed Judge OTIS Receiver, an
appointment which meets with universal
nnnrOyAl
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WAX DEPARTMENT,
OFPlCE oP THE CHIKP SIGNAL OFPICKR,
WARRINGTON, D. C., Sept. I9-l 4. u
PROBABILITIES,
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, falling
barometer, stationary temperature, winds
from the north, partly cloudy weather and
rain areas.
For Lakes, stationary or lower pres.
sure, variable winds, mostly from the
south, and warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather,
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NEW YORK, September lS.-Busine,s
moderate with package houses and jobbiuG
IRA &c fairly active. Cotton goods general,
iytcady. AmOskeag d tickinvs advanced
half cent, Print, sluggish. Giughams ac.
i've and dress goods, shnwls aud skirts do.
iingwtlI. Low grade cassimercs in demand.
Foreign goods In slCnhv rennaSt.
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COLUMBUS, o., September l8.-Consta.
BILE Jones PIetch attempted to commit
suicide to-day by shooting himself with a
revolver. His wound is serious one
near the heart. PIetch has been low
spirited for some time, caused by dissipa.
tion. ,,y,.t.,A
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Negotiations which have been in
progress for two or three weeks past, be.
tween the Catholic Colonization Aasocla.
tlon Of 81. Louis and the Central Branc,
oil the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
for the purchase Of land on the line Of
that road, have been concluded and the
contracts executed in due form, The
land purchase in Pottawottumie county,
Kansas, amounts 10 Zoo actea ut s. Go
per acre. A large colony will bc in,me-
niatcly organized for settlement on thiA
land.
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CREEDMooR, September Is. The Spiri,
Of The Times prize money brought larpe
number Of foreign md home long.ranSe
riilemcn before the butls to-day. At S6O
yards Frank Hyde md T.. ii, Sanford
lead, each making " points.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NRw YoRK, September lS.-MoNEY-
3a5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5a7 per cent. Custom receipts S455, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed SiOO,.
900. Clearings $2i,0O0OO0. Sterling firm;
long 4.S2H, short 4.s7.
GOLD Closed ut 1O3, after advancing
from 1925 to 1887. Carrying rates / per
cent. Loans were also made fiat to 2 per
cent for use.
SILVER AT London 549sd. Here silver
bars are 81 229S greenbacks, 81 lS2& gold.
silver coin Aa15 per cent discount.
RNMENTS-Quiet
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AllCghGMYInfiie.

EAST LIBERTY, September ls-CArrLE
Receipts to-day % cars through, and lO4
cars yard stock, or 2,l4g head. Prices
Ha2sC oil from last week,
Hoes Receipts 4,O75 head, Yorker,
30 9OH5 so, PhiladelphiuS s. 7Oa5 30.
slow at So 95aj OF.
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LONDON, September 1S.-Thompson &
Co., proprietors OF the Spring Garden
Engine Works, New Castle, upon the
Tyne, have failed. Their liabilities are
$500
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Fort St. Nicholas, which was captured
by the Turks, is said to be the key Of the
Russian positions in the Shipka pass and
TO command the other Russian works.
General Radstizkyra, the Russian com.
mander, is supposed to have about $4,000
men, and Suleiman Pasha, 10000.
THE IRON CLAD FIGHT
1t is reported that two Russian gun
boats in kitia at the mouth OF the Danu.
be, we're attacked by the Turkish iron
clad, and one gun boat wasso badlyinjur.
ed that il had to be destroyed.