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MINOR TELESHtwy.

The Republican State Committpe oi
Georgia has disbanded.
Fifty dollar couotrrtcits rn the Cen.
trail National Bank Of New York have
been discovered in circulation In E4l.i.
more.
"A fire al Edward. Depot, Mis-, Gc.
Stroyed fourteen bu,irrss houses, together
with the railroad depot and small
amount Of freight
The Marquis OF Salisbury, IN Il
'peech at Bradford, ,aid that Ensla nd
was not in position to oir.r anything TO
the beIIiCeremts beyond good advice.
Three women were ia',ie i ilr. d
on Wednesday afternoon AT s.rcCt
crossing Il the Cd Colony Railroad in
Boston, which makes six within month.
Washington advices ara that since
the return Of the chiefs from Washinglc n
the Indians OF the Red Cloud Agency ex-
press willingness to go to the Missouri
river.
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lr ia no wonder that the urw narrow
gauge locomotive placed on the track bo
tween Washington and WnynC.hurg did
not ansScr the purpose. Hog could it
with such 'idicniou. ntmc a.'G,t Il
Ten MlIe| The man wh1 gave it that
name deserves to be ridden on Il rnil-on
the wcatcher-irom oac end Of the
track to the other. The first locomotive
was named General Greene" in accor.
dance with the eternal fitness Of things,
and as matter OF course does ia work
unexceptionably. The second one should,
in equal harmony with i;s surroundings,
have been called General Washington,
and anybody but the idiot sho paid sos
for the privilege Of christening it would
have given it that name. lie, hosever,
cho.e to put sigh; on the toxn and
county Of Washington, and on the patron
saint Of both who stands upon top OF the
Court House, by calling the new locomo.
tive General Ten Mile" Asa matter Of
course the noble machine refused to per.
form. After trip over the road it quit
indisgnst, "a we'll ii might
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TWEED.
Evangelical Educa.ionnl Soe,c,y.

BosroN, October 1.-THE eleventh an.
nual business meeting Of the Evangelical
Educational Society Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church was held to dav. The
report Of the Board Of Managers stated ;
Cash on hand last year, $3.50; receipts
during the paSl year, SlS3II; total,
SlS0S3; expenditures, Sl75G7; balance,
Sl,OOI. Notwithstanding the financial
depression, the receipts last year, not in.
cIudinG lrgacirs, were nearly 81 900
greater ,han the year before, Al the
commencement Of last year there were
III Young men on the roll Of the society
receiving aid in pursuing their thcolOgi.
cal studies, Sixteen names we're added
during the year md % entered the min.
lstry, leaving at present on the rolls 81.
The board Of Management was rc elected.
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CHICAGO, October Il.-Flour-SteaJy
and unchanged. Wheat--Unsettied: NJ
! Chicago spring 81 1917, No. 2 do ST ia
! ~ cash, 81 092< October, 81 O6Bal OG5c
November, 81 OGIIaI OG9z the wear, No 4
81 Gjai &C. COrn-FLirly active and n
sNads higher d22Sc cash, ,42isai2{c Novem.
firm ut 215Sc cash, 23lsc NovemTrr i've
Easier at 52c. Dlrley-pull, weak s3G
lower 57H Pork-Duli, weak and low
ut Sil 20 cash, $l9 S7Iz January. sl2 90
October $l2 50 the year Lard1DnI NJ
$ 20 cash, $ 2jaS ~! the year, IS 3aiS
Janua Y. Bulk Meats -GiaTj.aSc. WI :.
Ky Quiet aud unchanged at Il OS.
At the close Pork was easier a, Sli 80
,ciencr; Sl2 hid the year. Lard steady
and unchanged. Wheat higher nj Il IGtt.
| lO2s October, 81 07J5al OK NoyemLsr
{ ',orn advanced &c. Oats steady and un.
changed ''''' N'''
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COLUMBUS, O, October ll.-Seyeral
thousand people attended the races to.
day, and, mullled in ulslers and heavy
wraps, managed to get considerable sport
out Uf them.
In the 2:27 class, four got away, and
there was nothing unusual about il,
Monarch Rule was an easy winner.
Time, 2:iOI, 2;Sl, 2;29, 2;3l.
a pacing race, with six starters, came
next and developed considerable feeling.
Sleepy George was the favorite in the
pool, and after the first heat the impres
sion became general that he was not be.
ing driven to win. Unofficial protests
were abundant, and after coming in bad
sixth the Judges ordered the driver
(SmlIh) to dismOunt and placed new
man in his seat. That the change was in
order wac proved, for George took the
next heat easily. Owing 10 tie darkness a
1t was not completed.
Between the heats OF the other races
Rarns and Great Eastern made race for
special purse offered to Rarus for an
attempt to beat his own time. Eastern
was unsteady, breaking often, and in the
second heat il was claimed that he cut
his LETT hind foot go as 10 be unable 10 go
in the third heat, which was made by
Rarus, who had an easy victory in every
heat Time 9:2S, 2;l7, 2:2l.
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C.Nc!NSATI. October II. - Cotton
Steady and lirm ut IlIIc. FlonTIDuI
Wheat-Quiet; red 81 2jui IS. Coru--DuI,
a. 1'1iOc. Oats = Dull and dropping at 26n
sc hye-Quiet ut 59aG0c. POrE-Insctiy.
AZ $li @5al4 80. LaId-Dull; steam S5{c,
hel'.e "'4a9lsc, current make s. G5. Bulk
Meats, 0sy, short rib at SaSIlc, short clear
> 4oiS 80. BacOn-ln fair demand; shoul.
de!s nominal; shOrt rib SHaSjSc, short clear
'5tc' Barley Fair demand; MinnesotI TS
asJc' Eutlcr-Steady aud in fair demand;
iincy creamery Sc, prime to choice West.
ern Reserve 9Sa?jc, Central Ohio 9OA22c,
Linseed uil--Firm at Co.. WbiSky-Fait
demand at 81 OS.
HOGS Dali; common 81 5Oai 9O fair to
good light y l0a5 30; packing s. OOs5 O5:
butchers S. 75a5 60. W.
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Meeting ~ Fire Undcrwritcr.

New YonK, October ll.-At the semi.
annual meeting Of the National Board Of
Fire Underwriters, the President dis.
coursCd with emphasis on the rcck.
lcss competition for business, which hNs
been the bIne Of fire insurance over lhe
land. The agent between two Gres hns
had much to contend with; on one side
the customer is urging reduction Of prc-
MUM on renewal policy, which II not
conceded will turn away bu.iuc-s IA
othCrS, and on the other side the COMPANY
is continually pressing for an increase ol
premium receipts; no matter what lis-
bilily Ia assumed. The President also
said that Mutual Companies have been
increasing their business largely to the
detrimCnt olstOck corporations, and sup-
gestcd the enactment Of a law to sion
what he termed underground insurance
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Chicngo CntIle Marker.

CHlc'Go, October 1.-the Drorers' Jour.
nal reports:
CATTLE Receipts, $500; shipments
3,tvJ' hatlve shipping quiet and weak at
; lUa5 5j; common butchers cows 50 4Oa
) o.; steers 50 ?5a37j; bulls S!OOa4 co:
Colorado eers s. 5Oa4 25; cows s. 25a3 so:
Colorado Texans s. 5OA3 IS; through TeI.
ans steady with falr demand; steers 81 60
a3 so; cows 81 2Ia3OO
HoGS-ieceipts, 10000, shipments, 3,lCO;
loal5e lower, except choice shipping which
sold at s. GOa5 So packing s. 6Oaj 80. light
70 S5a5 49, mostly good BostOns S. 3ja
SHEEr-Receipts, $40 head; fair demand,
best shipping 81 j0A5 0O. good to choice
81 OOAi5 So medium 10 good 50 oOA3 50:
g vOa3 90,
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THE helpers in the pudding furnaces
Of E. * G. Brooks extensive rolling mill
at Birdsboro', Berks county, Pa, have
struck for very singular grievance. An
improved double pudding furnace lately
erected requiring the services Of an extra
puddler, former employe, but who was
recently working elsewhere, was given
the situation. The helpers Claim that an
outsider should not have been employed,
but that one Of their own number should
have been promoted. The new puddlcr,
however, was put to work, when the
whole force Of helpers quit the mill
Operations at tie mill have been cor.r.
quertly suspended indefinitely.
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New YORK, Oatober ll.-Mr. nick
son, General Manager Of the Grad
Trunk Railroad, has left for home, h:g
arrangement with the New York Central
having fallen through. Vanderbilt says
the trouble had grown out of the efforts
Of the Grand Trunk to provide for the
appOrtionment Of live stock from ChiCa-
go by the car load instead Of by the ton
Among railroad men car load was un-
derstood 10 consist Of ten tons, but the
Grand Trunk has demanded the privilege
Of being allowed to carry thirieel tons
in each car, while other railroads were tc
carry only the usual amount.
4 committee OF four per cent OF til,
Syndicate have gone to Washington tc
arrange details.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A six Hour Battle,

LONDON, October ll.--A telegram from
kSfs on Wednesday neon says: A battle
was fought yesterday near Aladaga Daph,
lasting from midday ill six o'clock in
the evening. The loses are heavy on
both side', The movements are dis ccrna.
BILE this morning in the Russian camp.
which seem to indicate q renewal Of the
fighting.
a correspondent telcgraphirg on We'd.
nesdny from the Russian camp says Tie
Russians had retired to the positions oc.
cnPied before Tuesday, battle.
rLEvSA REINFORCED AND surrMEp.
CoNsrASrINorLr, Ooiohrr IL The
Turkish war Office confirms the rcrort If
the junction Of Chefkct Pa.ha who.
man Pasha, aud the entry cl reinforce.
menIs and supplies into F!eyna.
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PHILADELPHTA, October ll.-Flour-
STEADY; superfuc 81 10, extra IS 80, Penn.
sIlvanla family $6 T5a7 50, Minnesota
family 50 5Oa7 60, high grades and patent
S OON9 50. Wheat Weaker; amber 81 AZ
al %, red 81 ilal 10, white at 81 4lai 81,
Corn-Steady; yellow at G2c, mixed 6OH6lc,
Oats Quiet white western 3IaS6c, western
miHed 3laS3c. Rye-7Oc. Pork-Sl5 OOa
10 ~. Beef Hams -l5aIsc. Buttcr-Firm.
creamery 3Oa35c, Western Re.eryc oIa26c
New York ard Bradford country cxtrn 25s
2Ic. Eggs Firm; western % ,9Sc, Cheese
stead western fancy ut l2 SSl3c. peiro.
iSum-tnchanged. Whisky-Firmrr at
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Talk Of u Union Depot az Wash.
ingtOn, Pn.

Reporter oi yeiterday.
Mr.. Keyser, Vice President Of the Bal.
timore d Ohio Railroad Company, who
arrived here in his special car on Mon.
day, left in it this morning for Wheeling.
During his stay here he visited Pitts
burgh and MOnongahela City, At the
latter place the company owns SOME val.
liable real estate, said to be in the occu.
pHnCy Of the Pittsburgh, Virginia and
Charleston Railway Company. Just ex.
aCtly what Mr.. Keyser's business was
here we will not undertake to say, but the
public conviction is that it had some
thing to do towards the concentration Of
all our railroads at Union Depot. How
far THU is co:rrcr time only will deer.
mine With lh" Wayuc,hurg " Wash.
inGinu, The Pittsburgh, Cattle shannon n
Washington narrow gauge, the Hemp
field and Charters broad gauge roai3 all
terminating hero, Union Depot would
seem 10 be very desirable.
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CHICAGO, Ootobcr 1.-THE third IN.
nuul Convention Of Railroad Freigh, and
Passenger Conductors Mutual Aid and
Benefit Association Of the United StatCs
and Canada, il IN session here. From
ljO 10 $50 members arc present. The
business transacted was only connected
with The inleresla Of the Order.
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FERNANDTNA, O3tobcr 1.-THE wealh
er Is bright and pleasant and the sick are
doing we'll. No deaths have occurred
since the last report, although new cisCs
are a, reported, including two physicians
The business men are trying 10 begin
work again.
AUGUSTA, Ostobcr ll.-There were
three new cases Of yellow fever at Por,
Royal to-day. No deaths. The sick are
improving.
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NEW YORK, Ootobcr ll,-A Havana
letter says that general feeling Of dc.
morAll1llion prevails among the lnsur,
gems. During the week ono hundred
md Jour surrendered with their arrn., and
ii il reported that Gen. Pfendepnst has
gone to ManzlmiIlis to open negotiations
Tor the surrender Of 1900 more. prca,
portion Of whom are oIllcetE.
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ALL Of Mother CareyS chickens were
let loose in the steubenvilIe Gawt,e the
evening after the election. The paper
looked like n regular old time barn yard
Part Of them belonged to tie brood 'ht'
crOwed in the Register over Coloralo aud
Sammy Tilden and were pu! back ~ The
coop in very sickIy condition.
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EynngcItcnI I.nIlcrnn ronncII,

Pnm.ApELrHIA, OctcUer II. - The
eleventh annual council Of the Evan.
Gellcal Lutheran Church continued lis
sessions to-day. After the morning ser
vices committees were appointed, aud the
difcns'iOn resumed Of the thesis on the
GalesburG declaration on pulpit and
altar fellowship, but before any definite
action was taken the CouEcll took a
r,rr..
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GheGntelIiqsntet.

IT is said that Ross AlexSnder's ma
jority is $50 in Belmont county. We
begin to suspect that the ST. Clairsville
Chronicle must hvRe been in "cohoo"
with him. How would it do for the Re.
publican party in Ohio 10 make an IA.
signment 10 Ross?
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Sunday, and would notify his command Of
the time and place TO assemble, and re-
quest attendance. Rev. John L. Mill.
gan, Of the l4Oth Pennsylvania Regi ment,
was Il fayorite Chaplain with him, and he
did much to assist that good man in his
work. II was not an unusual thing TO
see the members Of General HancOcks
staff and other prominent officers attend.
ing religious services at the let Brigade
IN. r.
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Nav ioRH, October 1.-THE Stock
Exchange, in secret session 10 day, adopt.
ed the report Of the Investigating Com,
mlttee, which fully exhoneratcd Merns
Mcmillan, BunaS and Hill from The
charges recently preferred ngAinst them
INCREASED CIRCULATION.
One large bank has just taken out 81,
5000, bank note circulation.
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NEW foRE, October H. Business only
moderate with commission houses aud Io5;.
hinG branches are generally quiet. Cotton
goods in steady hand to mouth demand
9nd prices unchanged Prints still quiet
b9t ginShams aud cotton dress goods In
lair rdemlnd. The Bulletin SAYS TINT 5000
pieces Of Lyons NIX will be sold at auction
GU Wednesday next, ""''''"
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f!NANCIAl, AND c0MMs8 ,,lAl
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, October II. NovsY -ia7
per cent till near the Close whca ! was az.
Tered Prime mercantile paper 5aS per
cent. Custom receipts 1896 Ol0. TIE A..
sistant Treasurer disbursCd $pS,OOO.
Clearings $4,000 coo. Sterling nCm al
business about I.s0l1 for long au / / 50 Tor
short.
COLD Opened at lO3, advanced to lOS !.
and declined to 1925, ut which the closing
sales were made, Carrying rates lnl va
2a3 and per cent, Loans we're also made
Hat and 2per cent Tor borrowing The at,
vance was based on the brlietth that the flow
"l specie from LOndOr to the United state,
would he checked by the Bank Of England
and some bankrrs think that higher ratt 5
Than . per cCmt wi lbc csiah hishrd.
SiiNKR-Ai London 5iNd. Here, ill.
yer bars are 81 "2ls rrccnbacks, ST llSai
gold. silver coin llalIS per cent discount.
GOVERNMENTS Steady.
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Irish and Germans al Logger,
hpuuH

CHICAGO, October ll.--A Tribune spe.
ciaI from Dubuque, Iowa, says that con.
siderable Of riot occurred in Moaalen
township, Dubuque county, on election
day, between tho German and Irish cili.
zenH. Some sixty shots were inter.
changed and nnnmber Of persons wound.
ed, The Sheriff and posse left thi- even
ing Tor the battle ground.
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New York, October Il.-It was 10.
ported to-day on good authority that the
case Of William c. Gilman, tie Insurance
scrip iorger, had been laid before the
grand jury. There is no doubt among
the best informed persons that Gilman {,
in the city niill.
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rMc pioneer rnnls-Morc Frauds

SAN FRANCIsco, October 1.-THE cx.
animation Of the affairs Of the Pioneer
Bank -hows that drafts on Ell. Brown 4
Ic, Il New York, agency Of tho bank,
aggregate about $4,000. These will, Of
course, come back dishonored, and viii
make "iurIher demand Ngainst the asset,
Of the concern.
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Mrs. Mary Drake, slCwardcas On lie
steamer Vera Cruz, was visited this orn.
ing by physicians Of the Board of Health.
who pronounced her case one which very
much resembles yellow fever. She va.
lhereupon transferred 10 the quarantine
hOanilal.
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NEw IoRK, October ll.--Ariycd--
Steamer Donan, from Bremen.
HALIFAX, n. s, October ll.-SIenm,
Nova Scotia, from Liverpool, arrived.
LONDON, October ll.--Tho steamer.
snrbiton aud Tevior, from New York
have arrived out,
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Dank Onlcrrs rn,IIcfc,,.

PATTERSON, y. j., October 1.-THE
grand Jury have rTc.cu,,i Indictments
against james Frederick Preston, Treas.
nrcr, and DAVID Henry and Edward X
Rose, Directora, OF the Mcrchsnts' Losn
and TrUs; Company, Tor conspiracy in re
its failure.
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EAST Liberty, October -CArrLR-.Re.
cClpt' to-day - ears OF through and Is
car. 8! yard stock, or G?9 head. Prime
% GVa5 s7!E good IS 2jaj 50, common
GS-RccciptS to-day 9, ,42O head, York.
crs s. iOij 80, rhladClphiaS IS OOl6 90.
SuREr - Receipts to-day GOO head.
Selling Nt 81 OOa5 %.
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.S' '''' Ir''''" ~, III Tue "o''tF' 10 " m'n
mum 's '"s'"'' "Ie "''o provided
W." y. wa, may 't e"''e' " revolution IN
"''1Io' ""''' registers "r !" Yen millions
y. "''H, u "''"y ''E''p"oh' as the en-
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The Plc4crIng valley Accident,

PotTsrOwN, IA, October ll.-The
CoroneFs Jury have begun nm invcstiva.
lion In tho late Pickering Valley acci.
dent Nt PhUniHville, with closed doors,
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PHILADELPHIA, October III. was
testified yesterday that some ci the jury
had been tampercd with on the trial Of
the isplritualisls, and warrantu were ac-
cordlngIy Issued ior the attorney Of D!i,s
and others.
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SPAIN.
The Spanish Claim Ac,tIca.

MADRID, Ostobcr 1.-THE Splnish
government has paid the American Min.
lister 100000 on account Of the claim
for Losses incurred by American cllil,rs
in Cuba through the revolution.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCEG
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE fol.
lowing call has been issned:
The caucus Of the Democratic mem.
bets elect OF the Forty fifth Congress will
be held, accordingto custom, 10 the Hall
oi the House Of Representatives, Saturday
evening, October 18th, at s p. NJ, to nom.
mate a Speaker and other officers Of the
House, and transactsuch further business
as may be necessary.
[Signedl HESTER CLYMER,
Chairman National Congressional Com.
miileee.
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The Presidents message to the extra
session OF Congress will merely call at
tention to the deficiencies in nppropria-
llons and ask necessary legislation.