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VI
We print a very interesting letter this
naning in regard to an important indus
tE that thrives among our neighbors in
Monroe county, Ohio. To some persons
suth letter may not seem at first thought
saitter Of much moment, but to those
ShohavC watched the growing magnitude
dthe American export OF cheese, as set
hHh in the shipments by Saturdays
ttlucs from New York, published in
asISrnuGSCER every week, 1t must be
interesting to know that a part Of the great
obese industry Of the country as therein
Rtde manifest is carried on at our very
dlOn.
Daniel Webster once said that the most
nbinC passage in modern oratory was
that one in the midst of Sir Robert Peels
peat speech on Free Trade" in the
House Of Commons, wherein he said,
And now, Mr.. President, l come to
laion Seed" It's sublimity consisted in
The taCt that the wisest statesman OF Eu-
nope, the man of the people, could descend
Iron the cobweb lofts Of ieudalism, and
tneFge into the open air Of heaven, and
consider it the highest point OF statesman
.aiP to discuss the question Of the intro
aus'ion Of Onion Seed, duty free, into
EasIand, to encourage the growth Of this
OaIOoas root upon English soil rs a means
o. sc'tenancc for England's oyercrowded
aaa growing population. -s--.,---..----
WeFecall this tribute by Mr. Webster to
sae great English statesman when We
lalak Otthc possibilities OF tho cheese in
~ asastly in the interior counties Of West
'lgnia,whCre the soil and the topography
%lhe country arc SO well adapted to the
@l'y business. There has been for some
sae ', a large and profitable dairy near
salanston, in Harrison county, and per
Is one ortwo others in different parts
o. o'he State, but rs yet the industry is in
u infancy as compared with what it
might : have been in West Virginia. Gov.
ts'point, !, who has paid some attention to
sas subject, MS he has TO all matters look
as'o s,I' an improvement Of the popular con
S'Son y in our State, recently suggested that
u mere was a great chance for this, cheese
u ssaOastry to take hold in West Virgins
u only the facts bearing on 1t,
successful prosecution could be i'm
pressed upon the minds OF our farmers
aaa ~ the necessary energy infused int
'aS'' present slow going methods otcar
.,,, ginS on business. He spoke particular,
., Hoods dairy in Harrison county, ant
%nNaatmight W be done in the same way OF
a. y The interior grazing lands OF the State
',5 ..Sa' been shown by experience that The
pl Of the Western Reserve In Obi,
~ y. been Immensely benefited by tn
S4Fy business. The grass and grain grow
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BUSINESS EnBARRAssMExTs.


BALTIMORE, October 2S.-Thc bank OF
Clabaugh, Nelson & Co. suspended. They
made an assignment to J. Alex. Preston
for the benefit Of their creditors. The
cause Of the failure Is attributed TO the
losses Of the senior partner, Mr.. w. II.
Clabaugh, in the St. Clair Hotel, Of which
he Is proprietor. Liabilities Of the hotel
and banking house are about 100000, Of
which $50 900 Is secured. The assets con.
sist mostly OF real estate and book accounts.
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ANOTHER ELEcrloN FOR IOWA.

BURLINGTON Iowa, October 23.-At q
meeting Of representative Democrats from
all over the State, held here tonight, on
the call Of Thurman Campbell, II was con-
Cluded unanimously that the first Tuesday
in November Is the legal election day for
Congressman in this State, and that the
omission OF the Governors Proclamation
does not deprive the people OF such juris-
diction.
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BosroS, October 23.-Geo. Spears, a
homeopathic physician Of Charleston, was
arrested rs an accomplice OF Miss Mable
Whitman, aged 10 years, whose mother
died last week from arsenic poisoning.
The daughter will be arrested on her re-
tnrn from the funeral Of her mother. Her
death was planed to secure control of the
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BAros ROUGE, October 2s.-New cases,
Is; deaths, l. ' n h'a 9.t 2F
CLtsroy, October 23.-Five deaths yes:
terday in this vicinity. Frost this morn
ing. a. gas.i. n 5i1.iis
OsyKA, October 23.-Two deaths; no
new cases; several very low. m
BAY ST. LOUIS, October 2S.-Three new
cases; two Deaths
Pass CHRISTIAN, October 23.-Three new
cases; two deaths. Mercury this morning
~; some frost. ti s
NEw ORLEANS, October 81. ]. Nc !;
Dermott telegraph operator, died tonight,
age 20.
Applications for relief to the Young
Mems Christian Association, 81; How
ards, 81. s g..H-. t. i..ia. -,
Ofthe one hundred and seyenty-three
cases reported to the Board OF Health only
25 were classed as new ones.
DIR. Chopin, President OF the Board
OF Health, says: Due notice will be given
by the Board when the absentees may
safely return.
yIcxsBuRe, October 2S.-weather clear
and warmer; mercury 76';; frost this morn.
ing; one death in the city and five In the
country. Among them is =. Blullis, q
prominent planter isi 4. II.
YAzoo Cry, October 23.-Rev. Father
Morton died last night.
DELTA, October 2s.-Dr. Gillad, Health
Officer, died last night. gealts1
WALNUT Cry, October 2s.-No cases;
one death. a14
JACKSON, October es.-E.evcn new cases
and one death. 5y .Gs u84
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wAsnrSaroS, October 92.-Thc follow
ing question was put to Secretary sher-
man to-day: "on resumption of specie
payments, what proportion of gold or sill
yer will be paid by the government on
current obligations?" The Secretary de-
clined to answer, saying that it is q mere
matter Of detail, which would be attended
to at the proper time. He added that the
government would be fully prepared to
resume in January, in a manner entirely
satisfactory to the public.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., October 2ElA,M.-
Indications for Tennessee and Ohio
Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather,
southerly veering to Northward winds;
stationary or higher pressure and TEN.
For the Lower Lake Region clear OF
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly South.
west TO Northwest, stationary or rising
temperature and pressure,
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Another Train Robber Captured and
snRIIIAd IHe

sr. LOUIS, October 2s.-Dan. Demond,
one 9th gang Of train robbers who es-
capped when Mike Rowke was captured q
day or two ago, was overtaken last night
by detective Light, OF the Kansas Pacific
Road, Is miles from Ellsworth, Kansas,
and in struggle which ensued, Light shot
and killed the robber. .
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VOLUME xvii UDIBER 50.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
FINANCIAL WRECKS.

.
LONDON, October eS.-Berger & Co..
large Timber Commission House Of Stock
holm, suspended. 80 eY..,
The reported member Of the suspended
firm OF Smith, Fleming ( Co., prominent.
" mentioned in connection with the Glas-
Cow bank matters, chartered steamer
and fed the coast Of Kintyre intending to
reach Spain.
WORSE AND MORE OF IT.
GLASGOW, October 2S.-Reported further
deficiency OF sixty thousand pounds In
assets Of the Glasgow Bank discovered.
aEnRMrr AIRS MURDER.
The Albanian League disclaims response.
bility for the murder OF Mehemit Ali
PasEa. League the declares the murder was
perpetratcd by brigands. 1t is thought
this explanation will be accepted by the
Porte and the necessity avoided Of send
ing troops to punish the Albanians.
PLACE WHERE RUSSIA WILL CLAIM HER SAY.
ASt. Petersburg dispatch says: Several
members OF the Russian mission will re-
main ut Cabul until further orders.
The st. Petersburg Gdlos declares that
although England may seek redress from
Ameer, il she, be victorious, the fate OF
Afghanistan must not be decided without
the consent OF Russia. - . -1...
The Bombay Gazette publishes q letter
from Thull which states that it is believed
that Ameer intends to defend Ali Musjid
Jellallabad ano Cabul, but not Candahar.
The writer also states that Ameer Is doubt
less receiving aid from Russia. ...
FAILED TO FORM a CABINET.
A Vienna dispatch says: The attempt Of
Baron Won Pretis Cagnodo to form Cab.
met, may be regarded as a failure, the
Leftgenerally objecting to the foreign pol.
icy enunciated in his programme, and
consider that he has weighted the with.
drawal OF Austrian troops from Bosnia
and Herzegovina with such impossible
conditions as to signify their Intention to
annex 1t.
MORE HEAVY FAILURES IN GLASGOW.
LONDON, October 23,-NTatthew Buchan-
an & Co., merchants OF Glasgow, have
failed; liabilities Gl,250,000.. The Drum
pellier Coal Company have also failed;
assets Gs0,000. 4. aj. 1.fs.g|
SUMMONS OF THE ENGLISH CABINET.
LONDON, October 23.-The Cabinet has
been summoned to meet in council to-
morrow.
The Times says this is undoubtedly well
advised in view of the serious Indian situ-
alton and the new controversies in rela.
ton to Turkey. go '"
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LoSpoS, October 23.-Arrived out-De.
vonia, from Rotterdam.
New YoRE, October 23.-Arrived-
Queen, from Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, October %. 2s.-Arriyed: Steam.
er Cimbria, from New Yoik, for Hamburg.
LONDON, October 2S.-The steamers At.
las and Bulgarian, from Boston, have ar.
rived, ..# .t...,... ....I
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NEW YoRK, October 2S.-The Republi-
cans and anti.Tammany Democrats from
ed combination tonight against Tam
many by nominating Edward Cooper for
Mayor, B. X. Phelps for District Attorney,
r. b, Cowing for City Judge and Moritz
Ellinger for Coroner.
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ST. LOUIS, October 23-Decatur and Ed.
wards county, in sappa Valley, Ks, re-
Gently raided by the Cheyenne Indians,
has been devastated by prairie fires, and
nearly everything not destroyed by the
Indians, consumed. Several persons are
said to have persisted in the flames.
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smith N. Weed and Tribune Reporter.
NEw YoRK, October %. Smith NJ, Weed
said to q Tribune reporter last evening that
he sent some dispatches from South CARO-
lima, but there Is not q word OF truth In
those the Tribune ascribed TO him; also
that he never saw the CanYassing Board or
made any arrangements with them or
tried to bribe them in any way. 81
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NEW Yonk, October 23.-The passengers
on boat from Boston, this morning dis;
covered two pretty young girls who had
been inveigled from home by procuress,
who promised them employment down
South. The police were notified but the
prOcuress fled.
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EGYPT.
lNuNpArloN on TnE NlLE.

ALEXANDRIA, October 29.-The damage
by the inundation on the Dannitta branch
oi the Nile, is stated at S2,500,00o. Two
hundred and fifty lives have been lost.
The government Is accused OF neglect Of
all precautions against the calamity. 15
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FRANCE.
FLOODED.

PARIS, October2s.-At Largentiers, Mon
day night, the river Ligue rose twenty
meters IN an hour, flooding the greater
part Of the town. Much property was de-
stroyed No loss of life is reported. Y.
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INDIA.

BOMBAY, October 2S.-The Gasttte states
that the advance upon Cabul is postponed
until next year, TO more effectually coerce
the Ameer than by mere dash.
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Mr.. Brown, Of Dodd, Brown & Co., ar
rived to-day, but nothing OF positive
nature regarding the condition OF the firm
is vet ready for the public, nor will there
be anything till the account Of stock Is IS
taken and the balance sheet made up
which will require about a weeks time. A
number OF houses in the city, in the same
line Of business, offered assistance to the
firm, and from the general and kindly feel
ing on the part OF the Eastern, and In fact,
ali the creditors, 1t is believed that the
house will be able to resume business in
very short time, and there will be no occa-
sion for the appointment OF an assignee.
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Aarnaf CatholIc Fnir.

NEw YoRx, October 2s.-The great fair
In the new Roman Catholic Cathedral
opened anspiclously last nights Twenty
thousand dattended. ,,5 sa
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" I =
PTMLfCO RACES,

BAIrrxoRE, October 23.-The races at
Pimlico have been postponed to-day on
account OF the flooding OF the track, by q
aevare storm.
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RUSSIA.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

ST. PETERSBURG, October oS.-The sale Of
the GGlos newspaper has been prohibited.
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secretary Eyarts on the National Issues.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 23.-Secretary Esarts,
in response to an Invitation OF business men
will speak on the national issues ut Coop
er's Institute tomorrow night. az
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MoyrMENrs or TILE rREStDESr.
ST. LOUIS.


sr. LOUIS, October Postmaster Gem
eral Key and party arrived here from the
West this morning. The General visited
the Merchants Exchange at noon and
mingled freely with the merchants, max
ing a most favorable impression with men
OF all parties. Tonight a reception was
given 10 him at the residence Of Samuel
Hayes, Postmaster OF this city, at which
there were larger number OF representa-,
tive men and prominent and influential
citizens than have met together on SINH
lar occasion for years. Mr.. Key and party
will remain here until Friday or Saturday
when they will leave for Washington.
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uARRIEn

wIsE-HARpEN.--o wednesday evening, 0c.
tobcr IS 1875 at the residence Of the brides paren,
BY Rev. j. d. MbnAt, Mr. GEoRoE W. WnK and Miss
GERTRUDE N. HARpEs, all Of this city. 4i,sil.
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ST. LOUIS, October 23.-The Socialists Of
this city have u full city ticket in the field,
made up Of candidates on the other tickets,
endorsed by them.
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WASHINGTON.
rxronrANr TO NATIONAL HANKS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 23.-Attor-
ney General Devens has overruled q for
mer opinion from the Department OF JUS
tice to the effect that the National Banks,
in making up capital subject to duty, may
be permitted to deduct United States bonds
at their face value, and now decide that
they may deduct the amount invested in
such bonds, not only their face value, but
the premium added. 1t is said by some Of
the Treasury officials that these decisions
will reopen some $1,000 assessments, made
BY the Treasurer since the passage Of the
National Bank act and considerable money
will be required to refund the erroneous
duties collected from the banks under the
previous rulings.
TINE EXTENDED.
The heavy gale last night having inter
rupted telegraphic communication be-
tween Washington and all points north
and west, the time for receiving bids for
the sale OF silver has been extended to IL
o'clock on Friday.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE PRESIDENT.
The President and Mrs. Hayes and Sec
retary Sherman left for Cumberland to-
night. .sl
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AFTER THE SOCIALISTS.

Pursuant to the provisions OF the Anti.
Socialist bill, the police have dissolved
four Of the clubs in this city.
The police authorities, in accordance
with the provisions Of the Socialist Law,
have published a notice prohibiting the
circulation OF thirty-three papers. includ-
ing two published in Chicago and the
Berlin Free Pres. ''"+
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CIGAR srANUFACTuRING.
Agitation Against Alleged Unjust Re
RtrIetlons-

Agitation Against Alleged Unjust Re
atFietions.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-It isprobable
that the Baltimore Cigar Manufacturers
Association viii decide, at meeting to be
held,this week IL, bring up TO the Supreme
Court Of the United States the application
for permanent injunction restraining the
Collector Of Internal Revenue from seizins
and selling cigars IN establishments where
the "partition order" Of Commissioner
Raum has not been complied with. This
will be done upon an appeal from the re.
cent decision Of Judge Bond, OF the United
States Circuit Court, dismissing the appli,
cation. In tho meantime II Is expected
the manufacturers will put up the required
partitions between the factory and retail
stores. Upon such compliance the Collect
or has authority to release seized cigars
An appeal will be made to Congress for
relief from rulings, which cigar manuiac'
turers complain are too harsh and rigor'
ous s upon those who have only small capi'
tai to invest in business.
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0hItnDnpr,r,

SAN FRANclsco, October 2s.-Thomas p
Kittell, the financial writer, formerly con.
nected with Hunts Mereha,,h Magazine, died
yesterday in this city.
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scnouvALorr vs.. doErsc1rAKoFr.
BERLIN, October 2S.-Schouyaloff will
succeed Gortschakoff as Russian Minister
on account fthelatter's precarious health.
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ATHARRIsBrRd.

HAnRtsBuRo, Pa, October %. The
heaviest storm Of windand rain experience
cd in this vicinity for seven years set in
last night. Buildings were unroofed,
sewers choked up, cellars flooded, and
trees and shrubbery blown down.
The trains on all the railroads were de.
.layed for several hours by washouts. A
bridge on the Northern Central Railroad
at Goldsboro was washed away. Reports
from the surrounding country show that
great damage has been done. 42 ,
PorrsrowS. October 2s.-The loss by the
storm in this city and vicinity is $4,000
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MSasy and DualIess Up at Pittssarsh.
C3axeite Of Yesterday.

Gazette Of Yesterday.
The situation in business and monetary
circles continues quite satisfactory, taken
all In all. The movements both IN the
iron and steel trade and in wholesale mer-
chandise are better than for some time
past, and It Is easy TO see that there y .
iir,ner and more settled foundation than
atany time since the panic. Conndence
in the future Is more general and Is con-
stantly increasing.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Frost All Round the Board.
Memphis Thronged With Returning
Refugees.

NRw ORLEANS, October 2S.-weather
clear, cool and windy. Deaths, 10; cases
reported l7S Total deaths, S,7o5; total
cases, 1853.
MEMrnls, October os.-From o'clock
last night until noon to-day the under
takers report orders for eleven interments.
The streets are thronged with returning
refugees, and business Is being gradually
resumed.
The Howard Association continue their
work Of sending to their homes oil the
nurses from abroad .ts
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MAsnlNaroN. D. c.

WASHINGTON, October ga heavy rain
storm, accompanied by violent wind,
passed over the city last night, unroofng
houses, uprooting trees and doing other
damage. The signal officer received 20 Of
the usual 12o reports from the various sig.
nal stations.
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MORE HEAVY FAILURES IN GLASGOW.

LONDON, October 23,-NIatthew Buchan.
an & Co., merchants OF Glasgow, have
failed; liabilities el,250,000., The Drum
pellier Coal Company have also failed;
assets eS0,00O. ~. Il. --uL No.. d.
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HEAyY FROST AT CAIRO,

hAAtt EhSSA a. NaahsSt
CAino, October 23-A, heavy frost and
thin ice this morning.
The official report for the last "a houra
ending at noon, shows no deaths and no
new cases. The quarantine against the
South will be raised the 10Th. gs6I
EXPLAINS ITSELF. t7.,fa,-.
CAIRo, October 2S.-The following from
the Citizens Relief Committee, composed
OF some OF the best men Of our city, ex-
plains itself: We reiterate the statements
made through the Associated Press few
days since, that there Is no destitution
here but what can readily be relieved by
our citizens. The crisis is passed, and
absentees are returning .sio5afa ~
[Signedl HoLLipAy BRos. >gl
]. W. PHILLiPs. Nj
ROSWELL MILLER.
f ]. s. REARprS. ~.
BARCLAY Bios.
,...I. WM. LoSEIdS. 4t.
THos. Wilson.
WM. McHALEs.
F. RoRsMEYER. 1in.
GIN. HowE& Bro.
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Early this morning while three trains,
one OF which was the fast express, were
standingin the East boundshed ofthepenn-
sylvania Road, the roof of the shed was
lifted by the wind and fell upon the cars.
The departure Of the trains was delayed,
but no serious damage was done. The
only person injured was the fireman Of
the fast express, who was slightly cut
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@a ''l-"0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
TIE COLLLNS ENTERPRLsE.

Last January, as our readers will no doubt
remember, good deal of attention was at
tracted tn an enterprise of the Messrs. Col
Inns, Of Philadelphia. who had taken a con-
tract for the building of the Madeira and
MamOre Railroad IN Brazil, and proposed 10
do 1t by means of laborers taken from this
country. The Metropolis was filled with the
second party sent ont of these men, and as
we all know, hundreds of the poor creatures
we're lost two days from home leaving, IN
the majority of instances, helpless families be-
hind As to who was responsible for the rot
ten vessel into which they were packed, the
owner, Lunt, or the Messrs. Collins, who
chartered il. that is matter not yet settled
to the satisfaction of the public, although il
has been officially whitewashed over,
according to the usual custom. 10 is
but fair TO the contractors to say that
after the disaster occurred they showed
themselves both energetic and generous in
rendering all possible help TO the survivors
and to the families of the dead. The places
of the lost men we're promptly filed indeed.
there were hundreds of applications from half
starved idle labOrers an hour after the news
of the horror had reached Philadelphia. An
other vessel was filed and sent out, and with
the first [the Mercedita) reached the scene of
future operations safely.
Since then, however, alarming complaints
have been necessarily sent back. The men
assert that they are badly sheltered and worse
fed; that many of them, unable to stand the
climate, are ill-some Of them dying--and
that their whole treatment by the agents of
the Collins firm has been brutal and cruel
to the last degree. They also declare
that the Messrs. Collins refuse 10 send
the sick home, asserting that no such
contingency was provided for in the
contract A meeting was called In Phila-