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The strike ut the Beiiaire window GIss.
works.

works.
sslIaIre Independent. ~
Some days ago the cutters, Strong Tay-
lor, and Norcross, refused to enter into an
agreement to "work out the fire" at the
price they were then working for. The
company secured other men to take their
places, and they were discharged. The
blowers and gatherers on Saturday last no.
tilted the company that unless the three
men discharged were taken back they
would quit work. Only one blower, Mr..
w. D.. BIackinston, refused to enter into
this combination. He ind dicated bis inten. :.
ton Of WORKING aslong 'as the Atire lasted,
regardless OF the action OF the others. The
company demonstrated with tie strikers,
and endeavored to adjust the matter, but
the strikers were firm IN their demands and
refused TO recede from their positions. The
company refused to allow the strikers TO
dictate as 10 the employment OF cutters,
md ON Monday morning the bars were
pulled and the fires put out. All the strik-
ing blowers and gatherers werediscnarged,
and the works closed until such time as
the company may find 1t profitable and
convenient 70 resume work Inc SorKs
had been idle Tor several months, ana had
only been in operation about aweek when
this strike occurred. There Is now no
prospect OF another start until spring. a
great many men and boys are thrown out
! Of employmentby this ineonsiderate &C
tion on the part OF the strikers. The op.
eratiyes are determined that they will not
work or let. others work. Nothing can be
further wrong than such action. II they
do not wish TO work they have right to
quit when they have fulfilled their con
tract, but where do they get q right TO In
teriere between the company and ita other
employees? Such action will always dam
ace labor and cripple and discourage cap
ital. To disinterested persons such action
looks like madness -injuring most the
very men and their families that they seeE
10 protect. The whole community Is IN
terested in, the prosperity Of the manntac'
turing estab ablishments, and viii suffer wher
they are injured.
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cnor RrroRr RoR ocTonrR.-

The October returns to the Department
OF Agriculture place the condition of the
corn crop at 90, m increase Of a over
September, which brings the figures up to
those OF August; average condition 3per
cent less than in October, 1877. As the
average has been but slightly enlarged this
difference may be taken as fair indica-
ton Of the prospective yields The put,
turn Of the crop Win not vary iargely
from 1900, ,O0o, 900 bushels. l..5
The October returns do not materially
change the statistical reports Of the wheat
crop. The yield, on the whole, win be in
advance OF last year. From present indi.
cations It will exceed 400, 900 900 bushels.
A preliminary estimate OF the oats crop,
based on the October freturns, indicates q
yield somewhat larger than eyen the very
fine crop OF 1877.
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The Episcopal Congress Discusses Labor
and Capital. y $50,

and Capital. .l9tt
CINCINNATI, October ls.-The attendance
at the Episcopal Congress, Pixies Hall, was
considerably larger than usual this A. N,
After the opening exercises, papers upon
the natural relations Of labor and capital
were contributed BY B. T. Green, Of Ge6r-
gia, Abram s. Hewitt, and J. w. Draper,
Of New York. None OF these gentlemen
being present the Secretary read the pa
pers. The general idea seemed to be that
labor, under the present order OF things,
was being oppressed by capital. IA "
Mr.. Hewitt recommended the taxing Of
capital, He says mortgages were taxed on
the supposition that the lender would pay
the taI. Water rents were fixed in ex.
pectation that the owner Of the property
would pay It. This shifting OF the righttul
burdens OF capital upon labor must be pre-.
vented. He charged that the tariff bore
upon labor, and instanced the. tariff fonq qui.
nine. Now, when hundreds Of Thousands
were burning with fever, he would urge
the Church to remember that It was
church OF carpenters. ..,.r,.1
Some members and prominent diyines
followed 'inexteuaporaneou remarks! 9
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-, Ar ~. nritiah ship ctr Of DubIl,

SAN FRAxctsco, October ls.-A Portland
dispatch says: The British ship City o.
Dublin while attempting to cross the Go,
lumbia river bar this a. n, ran on Ghidden
rock. She will prove total wreck. AL
hands were saved. There is probably no
insurance on the vessel, The disaster Il
mainly attributed to the attempt made &c
cross the bar without pilot Loss from
S6O. 900 TO 10000. '' -
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October ls.-cotton-E Easier at
9l-2e. Flour-Dull, wheat-Quiet; red s0a
s5c; white ssassc. Corn--In fair demand at
37a3s11c. oats-steady at 2la25c. Rye
Steady at 49a5oc. Bdriey-fn' fair demand
No. 4 fall 81 Osa1l0. Pork-Quiet at % 90.
Lard-Quiet; current make 0 Las 20; kettle
81 Ooa7 25 Bulk Meats-DulI at 3Ha5a5c.
Bacon-In fair demand at 475a5 65a5 75a
S Soas 90. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Lin
seed oil-Dnll, H9ps-steady, WHISKY
Hoes-steady: common q 5oas 90; light
5 15as IS /; packing 8 loa3 80; butchers 3 soa
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m. eeyernmsnt Timber saits.

SALT LAKE, UrAH, October ls.-News
has been received from Malad, Idaho, that
forty or fifty prisoners, who were sent TO
IMPRISONMENT and fined for cutting timber
tor the Utah & Northern Railroad, were
pardoned by the Secretary Of the Navy
and the fines remitted, Calwood county to
pay for the timber.
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AUHTRLA.

AUSTRIA orFERs AMNESTY TO THE BosSrASs.
vienna, October ls.-Austria has re-
quested the Seryian Government to notify
the Bosnian refugees that full amnesty
has been granted. The Mahomedans
OF the Dobrudscha have eight thousand
rifles and will resist the Roumanians.
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Di,mi...r neeommended.

wNoxA, M1Sx., October 1S.4The Ger
man N. E. Conference Of Northwest, to-
day pursued the routine business and re-
ceiyesd the report Of the Commitiee otIn-
vestigation upon the case OF Rev. Q. Fam
preeiet, Presiding Elder Of Charles City,
Iowa District The report recommends
that he be dismissed from the pastorate
but permitted to remain in the church
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renapcrnnee in Tessa.

BuaLlsorox, Ia, October 1s.-The Filth
Annuzi Convention OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union OF Iowa
closed its sessions to-day, after 4 successful
and interesting meeting L Therepotts show
that the temperance work Is spreading
over the State, and that the Union Is In a
prosperous condition. '''-' 'I.f
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mary stanard's Murder.


SEw HAVEN, October 1s.-It is stated
that Benjamin Stevens, who was suspsct,
ed OF Mary Stanard's murder, for which
Rev. H. II. Hayden is held, lied In court
about the number Of knives he had, and
his daughter.in.law says that the day after
the murder she washed Q pair othis pantl
which were so bloody as to make her faint
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THE members Of Nail City Lodge No. I,
A. A. OF Iron, Steel and Tin Workers, are
requested TO meet at their lodge room this
morning at 9 o'clock, for the purpose Of
attending the funeral Of the late RI I.
Higgins.
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soNs of:our citizens are considering the
proposition,l whether It would not be ad-
visableto ask Council 10 pass an ordinance
which would protect the public from the
noisy cry OF the large and increasing army
OF oyster yenders.
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Y IT is rumored that one OF the engineers
of the John Porter, who shipped on her at
Gallipolis, and came up on her to where
she has been aground Tor some time past,
went home to Middleport sick and died,
it is supposed OF yellow fever.
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The Trail ertbs sllssins Cheyennes ne
ported Found. Ar1,a H., !,

YAxxrox, D. T., October ls.-A soldier
Just in from the Sioux country says that
the trail OF the missing Cheyennes was
found last week crossing the kayopaha
river, one hundred miles west from Fort
Randall. The trail indicated that their
northwest movement was fresh and well
defined. This leads to the conclusion that
the Indians have outfanked everything
and are now well on their way towards
the Yellowstone. g."
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r.t.iIy ghot by Aeeiient.

BALTIMORE, October Is.-Yesterday, near
Kennedyyille, George 7. Nelson, while
climbing fence was instantly killed by
the accidental discharge Of his gun. His
mother died Of grief SIX hours after re.
,cefyine the news Of the accident.
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y NO CHANGE IN punlic APrAlRs.

no CHANGE IN PuHLic AFFAIRS.
+ ST. PETERSBURG, October s.-Thereports
OF the Emperor's withdrawal from State
affairs is semi,otieially denied. The course
OF public affairs has not been changed one
iota. It Is stated that the police are not
unreliable, but are badly organized and
are paralyzed by the magisterial authori-
ties. With regard to the assertion Of for
eign newspapers that extensive reforms
are projected, it may he stated on the con-
trary that in official circles the view pre-
walls that there has been too much reform
ing lately.
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OTTAWA, October Il. S.-Robert McAnley,
Grand Chaplain Of the Orange Young
Britdns, has been missing since the list
inst, and his body was found in the river
to-day, shot in the back Of the head. The
murder Is attributed to the late religious
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QUEENSTOWN, October 1S.-Arrived: City
Of Chester and Nevada, from New York
} SSwiYosk October iS-AaiSedJ Sc
Laurent, from Hayre.
NEw YoRk, October 1s.-Arived-state
OF Louisian, from Glasgow.
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The ministers assigned to the Methodist
Churches OF this city for the ensuing year,
by the Bishop, at the recent Parkersburg
Conference, will enter upon their duties
tomorrow.
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POLITICAL.

icL.nxsox n. POTTER DECLINES A nR-SoNr'
NATION.
EEw YoaK, October 1s.-Clarkson n.
Potter declines the denomination In the
18th Congressional District.
NASHVILLE, October ls.-Benton McMil
len was to-day nominated for Congress by
the Fourth District Democrats.
Urea, October lS.-The Democrats In
the oath District nominated Duffy, Green
back candidate, for Congress.
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! TIE man, who has lived In the country
all summern6slonger boasts how pleasant
it's, but is glad to get back to his old win
ter Quarters,
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Poatn1aster Kcy On Ms TrayeI1

DESvxR, Col, October 1s.-Postmaster
General Key and party will remain in
Denver and vicinity till Monday noon;
will reach St. Louis on Wednesday morn.
ling and Washington on Saturday.
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SCOTLAND.
DUKE OF EprsRuRe.

CoBuRG, October 1s.-The Duke OF Edin-
burg has started for Marseilles, where he
will embark on the Black Prince and sail
for Canada to welcome the Marquis OF
Lorne and Princess Louise on their arri-
val there.
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Roxr, October 1s.-The inundation in
the Valley OF the Bermuda swept away
houses and bridges and reduced many
iamilies TO utter destitution. Subscription
lists are opened for their relief.
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, wAsHrSoroS, October 1S.-Secretary
Sherman has appointed special commits.
sion to yisitthc bond paper mGnutactnr:
ing establishments with view 70 obtain
his fibre paper for bonds and notes at
cheaper than present rates. ,.,,;,,.,
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DnLA MArYR, the Methodist parson Of
indianapolis who preached some sermons
on Hard Times" few nonthsaso which
bore fruit last week in his election to Con-
sress by the Nationals aud Democrats, l.
+stumpins for the nsssparty. in Pennsylva-
mia: iif% IS s.'r'
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The gross receipts at the fair for the ben
eft OF the Chapline Street N. E. Church,
which closed ut Parkers' Hall on Thurs
day night, were nearly Sl02.
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PAssESaERs who came in on the late
train last night report lively snow storm
prevailing at Deer Park and Oakland when
they passed through last evening.
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CoLuxBus, o., October 1S.-Rev. J. B.
Heinsteser, viesr Generalof the DiaE Of Go;
lumbus and one OF the most influential
leaders Of the Catholic Church here, died
this evening. ~ tiI s6.'f Lilti
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A Gr,a.s stss.asr A.hors yainssis
carse sf .Arias N Immsnss Danger Of
Less.
WASHINGTON, October ls.-The Signal
Corps observer at New London, Conn.,, re-
ports the British steamer John Bramhall.
from New Haven to Constandnople with
valuable cargo OF arms, struck on Little
Gal Island, twelve miles south OF New
London, during dense fog, and lies in .
dangerous location, with eleven feet OF
water in her hold. She has on board
81, 900 rifles, 1900 sabres, and q 10000
balls and 9hells, allyslued- q. seso, ,oOog I
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The third furnace at the Central Glass
Works was lighted yesterday, and q num-
Der OF families in East Wheeling are much
rejoiced thereat.
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CHlcAGo, October 1s.-Robert Harris,
the well known railroad man, has BEEN
appointed General Manager OF the New
York, Lake Erie q Western Railroad,
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Asou1 i2p'clock! iastsnishti iNightyatch,
man John Murdock found Dennis 9, REILLY
indulging in plain drunk in an alley be;
tween Main and Market streets, and locked
him up for hearing this morning.
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REv. W. C. sxoDoRAss, late pastor Of
Chapline Street NJ E. Church, was pre-
sented BY his admirers with magnificent
pyramid cake night before last.
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THH Mathews Light Guards will elect
some new officers when they meet nert
Monday evening fof, muster and -inSpec-
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wSiundefstandl that The revenue; of the
city from the water tax will this year be
some $2,500 less than last year. The de-
crease is due to the reduction in rents.
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The crossing at 24th and Market streets,
and a part OF the pavement in the imme-
diate vicinity. need the early ATTENTION q
the fpropeS officers. YE n .u5A
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Four release deeds, four deeds Of trust
and three deeds in fee were admitted TO
record yesterday at the County Clerks
office.
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MEssns. HoBRs, BRocKuxrER & COMPANY
have recently purchased powerful
engine, which will replace the one now
in use at the glass works as soon as q
new fly wheel for it comes from Pittsburgh,
where it is in course Of construction.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Tar Supreme Court Of Appeals will meet
to-day, pursuant to adjournment OF Mon
day last.
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:. .lt with reporter at Washington
aT,..l,y Senator Mcdonald Dem OF
~, w.. Dredicted that within a few
\, Il. money question will be out Of
=, =: aiding that he had no expecta-
N N, he Resumption act would be re-
n i 4. said he did not think the dis
=. Of the meaning OF the ciphers
gbut his party much. sr.
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1hs condiuon oSthe Irol Market at Pittu
baIsh nfieay Stated.

i
The condition Of the iron industry In
Pittsburgh has within the last week or two
been very greatly exaggerated. We have
seen statements In some OF the newspaper
that some kinds Of pig iron have advanced
three or four dollars ton, that manutac
tured iron has advanced In like proportion
and that orders are coming in ut an ex
ceedingly lively rate. The truth Is there
has been no advance ut all in pig iron ex
cept in good all-ore red short, and in Besse
mer. In these there has been an advance
Of fifty cents ton over the lowest prices
that prevailed In the summer. There wa
also q slight advance established inInanu,
factured iron some weeks ago, which We
promptly noted at the time, but Since then
there has been no alteration in prices
Whatever. As to demand within the pc
Rod mentioned there has been very little
change one way or the other-perhaps a
slight improvement. Trade would doubt
less be somewhat better II the rivers were
in nayigable condition, but they are now
80 low that boats cannot run on the upper
part OF the Ohio at all; so that manufac-
turers are left altogether TO the tender mer-
cies OF the railroads, which continue 70
discriminate outrageously against this city.
The Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
will be completed about the LIST prox.,
which will amehorate the condition Of our
shippers, II it does not entirely burst the
bands that have so long fettered them.
The COMPLETION Of the railroad referred
to shove the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie-is
looked forward to with interest, not only
by the Pittsburgh manufacturers, but by
those OF this city also, as means OF secur-
ing cheaper treights on ore. This was one
great reason for building the road, and
now that it is about completed we may
look to see the Pittsburgh manufacturers
moving at once for . reduction Of say so
cents per ton on Lake Superior ore, As
soon as this reduction occurs atPittsbursh
It can not be withheld from Wheeling, for
the Cleveland L Pittsburgh road viii, 81
course, onedqwa p an equalined 'cale I.
Of prices ~ ~ ~
A concession Of 50 cents per ton on ore
freights- and it may possibly be rs cents
would, at this crisis in the iron trade, be
OF great value TO Wheeling and Pittsburgh,
tothe nail manufacturers, ,nvho
are now competing with old rails, cheaper
ores and lower freights, at certain points
below and west Of US. II, in addition to
this reduction, reduction in Connells-
vile coke, through the extension Of the
Hempfeld Road, could be secured, as will
be the case some day, Wheeling and vicin-
ity would be iron clad In the matter OF
facilities for the production Of cheap iron.
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NEw YoRK, October ls-The Union
Bank OF London telegraphs to their agent
here, that the El0 circular notes
offered for sale yesterday are forgeries. A
number OF them have been negotiated in
this city.
Duncan, Sherman L Co. received dis
charge in bankruptcy,
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SICKNESS oP CART. HALL

The Secretary Of the Navy, hearing o.
the sickness Of Capt. Hall on the steamer
carrying supplies from 81. Louis 70 the
yellow fever sufferers, telegraphed him to
return homeNby rail. s - : '"n,.l. 4
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70 raE DAILy IsrHLLIeEYGlEk
70 TIE DAILY IHTELLIGEE9ERl,
GENERAL NEWS.
The Vanderbilt win Case.
THE IMMENSE CROPS OF 1873.
Corn I,soo,oOO,oOos BdsasIs,' Wheat
4oO,OoO,ooo Bushels. .s.
Missing oranaosman Found Murdered
THE IMMENSE CROPS OF 1873.
Missing oranusnan Found Murdered.
WARRINGTON.

SHERMAN WANTS CHEAPER NOTE AND BOND
fr=-- PAPER N|F
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Financial and Commercial.
BY'TELEGRAPH.
]. New York Money and fltoclrl.

NEW YoRK, October 1s.-MoSET-Actiye at
4a7 per cent, closing at per cent Prime mer.
camille paper Gal per cent. Customs receipts
$S37. 900 The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
soc, 900. Clearings Sl0,500000. Sterling ex.
change, bankers Bills strong at 4.7a1S; sight
exchange on New York Assn - ~ IA.
GoLD-0pened at l00;s and closed at l0Ox.
Carrying rates lalIf per cent; borrowing rates
fat. u.s. N Y t'-4
GoyERSxKSTs-Firm and higher. qa .t
United States q Of 1851,
FlYe-TEentles le69
FiVerNentes S61l
NeN
New -Four and balls
New Fours w
1en-E
5en-Foftie! leouponsl
RAnRoAp BoSps-Quiet rll .Stl
STATE BoSDs-Dull ..;... .,..,. .,'5
A special from London says: ut Is report
ed that the Bank OF France has loaned
the. Bank Of England 5000 600 Foreign
bankers here doubt the truth Of the dispatch.
srocks-The market to day exhibited much
feyerishness In the early dealings and prices Z
declined y 70 9 per cent In the entire List but
towards the close, under strong buying for
long account, the decline was NOT only recov-
cred but prices carried In most cases y to 1per
cent higher than the closing yesterday. The
features In the advance were Northwestern
and Western Union; while Lake Shore and
the coal shares were very strong and Erie I'M.
proved a the announcement that the assess
ment OF 372,220 shares of common and 5lS,ll6
OF preferred dstock hadibeen paid up. General
activity and bpoyancy prevailed at the close.
Transactions aggregated 1910 shares, OF
which 5000 were Erie, 5000 lake Shore,
|, 200 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common.
q, 900 preferred, $500, st. Paul common, 1000
5000 Lactawanna, 5000 Morris &
Essex and 2 800 Westefn Unionl ~ l.-.....-L 4
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. On CrrY, Pa, October 1s.-PETEoLEuN-
The market opened steady, with sales at sohc,
ments s., 900, averaging 5000. Transactions
PITTSBURGH, October IS. -PErRotEuN =
Quiet; crude at 81 Of &c ut Parker's for inme.
diAte shipment; refined esEc, Philadelphia
delivery.
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TNSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that Letters of Administration ON the estate
OF Daniel Shatto, late OF Carroll township Per-
ry county, Pa, deceased, have been granted
All persons indebtedt TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment. and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
GEO. w. SMILEY,
December IS, 1877. Administrator.