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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
The Status Of the Foreign Iron
Trade.
American Fonlans Offering Aid to the
Irish Peasantry,
England Determined to Push the
Turkish Reforms.
A FURRY on the London Stock Ex-
change,
Caused by the MOyemsntOF tho Eng.
llsh Fleet.
GERMANY.

1ERLIS, November 1.-THE Czarewitcl
s expected 10 arrive early Sunday morn
Ing. The Emperor and Royal Princes viii
meet him at the railway station. A com
pRny Of the Cars GrenAdier Regiment o.
guards, OF which the CzaTeWitCh Is NT
honorary commander, will compose hi,
guard Of honor during bis stay. He will
remain two days. There are some ru
morS that Bismarck intends coming here
during that time, but they arc regarded a,
untoundcd.
Princess bismarck has core here To ro.
main with her daughter, the Countess
Rantzau, until alter the lAtter's conano.
mGnt.
The reference Of tho Railroad Purchase
bill 10 committee Of the Lower House Of
tho PrusSiAn Diet Is regarded as almost
equivalent TO Its passage.
The River Nieman affair, although In Il.
sell trivial, attracts attention, its being a
result Of one Of many vexations acts which
the Russian Customs officials and frontier
guards arc constantly committing against
German traders. The Russians have sew.
eral times lately stopped prussinn vessels
on tho Nleman, so finally the Berlin au.
thotittes sent an order 10 stOp all Russian
vessels on the Prussiau portion Of tho
river.
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reports Of his Cabinet officers. It Ia bo
believed that the only important topit
under the head Of foreign aIiaIrs will the
reopening Of the haheTy question with
Great Britain, and Il 10 also understood
that especial attention will bs directed 70
the adVlSablllty Of legislation 10 authorize
q resumption Of funding operations,
The Committee OF Arrangements have
for the forthcoming reunion Of the Society
ol tho Army OF the Cumberland In this
city, have completed the arrangements
with all the trunk lines for bali fare rates.
Organized bodies or parties JeslriOus Of
attending, and residing west Of the trunk
lines teTmini, should make early AppllcA.
tlon to their railroad agents for LfanSportA.
tion, and In case Of difficulty should al.
ylso Col. l.. +, Wright, Chairman Of the
Transportation Committee. All such par.
ties are also requested TO notify General
+ 7 CritIenden, Of their intention to par.
ticipate In the reunion, In order that they
may be assigned places.
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WASHINGTON, November ia gentle.
man who has for some time been con.
nected with the financial transactions for
the government abroad, and who has Just
returned, expresses the opinion that be.
fore any measures are likely to be perfect.
ed for funding the per cents, the larger
portion OF these bonds held abroad will
have been returned to this country. lie
thinks that instead OF submitting 10 a
much further drain Of gold TO the United
States, our bonds will be returned. lie
reports most excellent feeling In all the
money centers abroad In regard 10 the
credit OF the United States, and that it has
been greatly strengthened by the results
Of the late elections,
He reports the hard times throughout
Great Britain Us about equal to the worst
depression which we experienced At any
time subsequent to the war. and that this
depression extends to all classes Of bust.
ness. The only business which Is reviving
now is tho iron trade, and in that the i'm.
provement Of late has been marked and
is owing almost entirely to ordsrsiron the
United States. Those have been 80 great
as to cause the starting Of nearly two.thirds
OF the mills.
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larkenbuB Journal
US. A. FarrOw, tho well known civil
engineer, has prepared new map show.
Ing I've routes Tor the proposed parkers.
burg and CharlGaton Railroad. The routes
arc as follows:
First-Ripley route; 50 miles in length,
passes through the middle Of lower end Of
Wood county, takes RoCkport and Ripley
on the way. OF course this route pasSeS
through Wood, Jackson and Kanawha
counties.
second-Ravouswood and RiplOy route,
IS miles. Goes through Lubbock, Ravens,
wood and Ripley. Same counties as IIrsI
named route. - $50
Third-Recdy Creek route; 81 miles,
PASSES through Elizabeth, and ThTe,
Forks ot Reedy; through Wood. VIII
Roane and KanAwha counties.
Fourth-Spencer route; 90 miles: GOO
through Elizabeth, Palestine, ShirtxSilI,
and Spencer. Counties, Wood, VIII
RoAne and KanAwhA,
Filth-WeSt Fork and Elk route. IN
miles goes through Elizabeth anI Pale,
tine. Counties last named. The man
colored and shows plainly the countiel
streams and principal points In the sever
i routes, N'S''
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The Grant Moycmcpt,

WAsnrSoroN, November lJ.-It Is re.
ported upon reliable authority that a con,
tidential letter has been received here
from close friend Of Gen. Grant, which
II authorized, dispels much Of the log thai
has enyeloped the purposes OF tho OK
President. The object OF the writer Of
this letter appears to bG 10 remove In goot
season whatever impression might OK.
list among the political friends Of Genera
Grant that he Is indifferent to q reelection
to the Presidency, and to infuSe renewed
vigor INTO the Grant movement. The letter
after cautloning the observance Of grea
prudence, states that General Grant will
at the proper time, place himself oncl
more at the disposal oil tho American pco
pie, and that meanwhile II Is expected tha
his friends will exert themselves 10 briul
about his nomination.
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ClnElnnAlL.

CIECINNATI. November li.-ColtOn-Ex.
cited and higher at ils.c. FlouT--Firmer ut
A sOn0 10. Whcat-QuiCt but firm; No. .
red winter 81 glal 50, Com-FirmCr old
mixed, sholled, i5c: new mixed Shcllcd, 3Ga
&c. Oals-QuiCt; No. mixed 8ia3jc; M.
white 3Gl37c. Ryc-QuiCt al 7OASOc. bar.
ley Stcaiy ut DjaiIJC. pOFk-Dull and
nominal at $ii 90. I.arl-.,lntcttled ut % OSa
q 80, Bulk Meats and BlcOn-QuIct and un.
changed. Green Meats-NO sales. Whisky
demand light, hut holders firm ut 81 Nj.
Butter-DCmaudli ight but holders firm; fancy
creamery 35a3sc; choice dairy 25a25c; prime
Western Reserve 2Oagjc prime Central Ohio
lAl22c, l.lnseed Qil-Firm al soc,
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BALTINoEE, November li.-Fiuur-- Firmcr;
Western superiipo 81 5Hh5 2j: extra, s. 25a
0 %; family 50 35aT 9j. Whea, Western
higher and strong; No. ? western winter red,
spot and November 81 3Sliai N; December
81 42JIal i3it January s. lTal ~ Corn
Western higher and firm; mixed, SPOT and
November, 5GAc; December 5OAc; IannRry,
5gHc; steamer IDc, Oats Steady. western
white 43Ilic; mixed iiai9iGc; Pennsylvania
43ailc. Ryc-steady at SOasJs. Ilay--Stcady;
prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and Mnrylnn,i
$i5 OnAlG 90 Provisions -FlrmCr and higher
for job lots. no cur loads IN the Market SIcs,
P0rk-Sil 10. Bulk McAis--plckCd shoulders
81 75l5 %; clear RIB rides ~ o.. Bacon
Shoulders 5lse, clear rib sides sic. Hans
SlOOlaIl 90. IAri-rlinVd In tirrces 7Ha
7Xc, Iiutter-Quiot prime To choice western
packed and roll 9ja2sc. EsSs-Dull; fresh
20c picked lGliSC. Coffee HO Catrocs
i9HalfAC. Sugar-Firmi 4 sIit lO%aI0Ic.
Whisky Steady at 81 l9Al l9lE.
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CHICAGO, November u. Tho DrovUr'
Journal reports:
Hoas-keeeipts 10000 head; shipments
100 head. Opened active and ruled l5c
higher; mixed packing s. GOa3 80 light 50 %
ii3 20; choice heavy 50 SOAi W.
CATrLE-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
100 head. More active; shipping lOc higher
at SS6Oai 90; stOckers aud feeders shade
stronger Mt g. 95aS 30; butchers worse than
cvtr before; COWS and bulls 81 50a2 Sj; some
choice mixed nj So G0t3 26; western, active
and stronger Texans very weak.
sHEEr-keCriPts l,O0O head. Improved ri
Sc CQ,i3 80,
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WARRINGTON.
Cabinet MeCtinE-UnVeliinE of General
ThOmAs' statue.

Cabinet MectlnE-UuveIIinE of General
Th0mAS' statue.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE Cabi-
net meeting this afternoon, with the Cx-
ception Of the ordinary routine business,
was devoted to an interchange OF views as
to tho character Of the recommendations
to DO made to Congress In the Presidents
annual message by the respective heads
Of the departments In their annual reports,
The general conclusion was reached that
the Recommendation should bO confined
70 the suggestions for IN Improvement II
the present methods, rather than extenC
TO tue requests Of any radical changes In
the existing laws, It being considered es
peciAlly desirable At this time 10 provoke
AZ little conflict In Congress, and as llttll
disturbance Of business Interests as posi-
bic.
The Presidents mesSase isuow in conrs
ot preparation, It will be shorter thai
usual and contain very few recommends
Itions other than those comprised In th
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PHILADELPHIA. November IT, - Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Rye FInut-Dull at
at s. IS. WhcAt-IIclteF fee inF western
rtjGctedst SIni 33i No. red. elevator, 81 37ji
al 8Sli; No, . red, spot aud November, 81 81
bid, 81 20 asked December 81 1! bid, 81 a.
mscd; january II Is bid, 81 II asked, Corn
steady; old low mixed, 66c; high mixed,
track, ilaiSe;. sail, mixed, spot anil Sovrnl,
bcr, 5G}lc bid; h9c asked; December 5Git
bid ,5G4e asked Janqary, $50 hldi 5gGC
9SsIH, ,,,, UaNESieti ii'iSgd igSiQiG; whit!
--Al,sI 81 30. POrk-Slrs Bl9 uLll2 5O
Hams Smoked OySaiOEC; picklel stsyEc,
Lard -fSa75.C. Butur--Wpak, creamery
extra gELisd; Western Reserve ext, 2jI2sti: :
good 10 choice 2O4?ic. Eggs -Dnli western
9h2lc, ChCeso-Firm; creamery X K; GOOD
ilalsc. WhisEy-ln good demand western
At$lL3.
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dowS Of the Stewart buildihg adjoining
alarmed tho 0IN gitls, women and men ii
work there, and pnDlC was threatened.
The confused throig that crowded toward
tho doors, was met by a squad ol police
promptly sent TO their aid IRON the AIeE.
Ger street police station house, and
BY their llrlnness what threatened 10 prove
the wOnt ieature ol the disaster was
ayerted. The building was cleared with
OIL speed and trembling women wsro add.
ed 10 tho crowd on The street that vAlnly
endeavOrel To catch, from any point, 4
view Of the fire. Total loss $4,000; Ia.
snrancO $4,000, The Churrhmdn will bO
Issued Rs usual on Monday.
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BurnInE OF the New York .Churehman''
PrIntinE Establishments Thrilling All.
ventures and Marrow Escapes OF the
EmP1Oyes-Oue Death.
NEw YoRE, November l4.-The printing
establishment Of The Churchmdn, in La.
iAyette Place was destroyed by fire this
evening, and many Of the employees barely
escaped with their lives. The jAnltress OF
the bnilding was found insensible and
subsequently died. The lamps had been
lit, and John Kenny, a clerk in the EN-.
plOy Of the Celluloid Company in tho
building was delivering message to IL.
W. Mitchell, the President. lie was
changing his coat the while, and the
skirt hit an oil lamp stand near by
and the burning fluid poured over piece
Of catnon flannel lying on chair and SGT
1t on tire. A quantity OF manufactured
cellulold, extremely inilammable, was
near inan open closet, and In an instant
tho whole floor waB one mass Of flame.
The clerk and Mr.. Mitchell had barely
time to escape, the latter coatleSs TO tho
front building before the flames lcaped to
the lIoor above, and alarmed the compost.
tors, lSin number, who were working
thore, Dropping their sticks, they ran
toF, life, shouting to the reporters
and those In tho editorial rooms
TO follow. Miss Fogarty, lady
comPositor, found escape shut oil,
I0s9lutely grasped the rope used
Tor lowering the forms, ,Slil 10 the basement
reaching there with iaccrated hands, but
otherwise unlnjured. Mrs Clarke, proc
reader, In the third story, found deseen
impossible, and breaking q windoy In u,
| north wall, odjoining the Stewart work
. shops, jumped across the alley Separalinl
the buildings, followed by a man, Th
two clung TO q window In the S.Owar
building, and were helped in by Edwar
a Roche and VIM. Murphy, two tailors Gu
: ployed there. RonndSnan Clarke ioun
n the lAnitress, hall unconscious in an ale
leading up from broadway. She hA
s jumped from window, but Ia. the Ia
i. had broken her back, and was mortal
n injured. She was sent 10 ST. Vincent
/. Hospital. where she died IN hour later.
I. APASICIlAPPiLT AvERrED,
Tho flames reaching through the wi
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Another Advance. In glassware.
Pliabunsh Cnnms,ri.I

A"huuIkn SomWetclAs
Within the past few days wc chronicled
an advance Of ten pOr cent on articles Of
glassware, and an advance oil fifteen per
cent on glass ChimneyS. In an interview
yesterday, appointment glass manufacturer
stated that there would bo a further I'D.
vance in tho price Of glassware within a
month Of fifteen per cent, as the steady
advance In the articles used In tho manu-.
facturO OF that commodity would neceSsI.
tate the rise. "The fact d" continued the
manufacturer, "glass has been selling loo
low for u long time, and like every branch
Of trade, Il Is now naturally seeking Ia
proper and legitimate level In the matte,
oi,prices, with tho return ofgood times
We have been selling our goods on
exceedingly small margins, and there ha,
consequently been but small profit in thI
business. We can now see our way cleal
ahead, as the prospects were neyel
brighter. OrlerA are pouring Ia daily
and We have oil We can handle. Mani
Of the manufacturers have been compelled
to increase their facilities, and visit Il
the South Side will convince any one thA
this business Is In q booming condition a
present,
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GrlIton Sentinel.
twill now be in order for tho Wheel.
ing Register to show It's readers that dc.
feat Of the Democracy in New York at the
late election, argues a Democratic victory
in 1850. Last week, just after voting, and
when it looked as though the voters Of the
State had elected Democratic officers with
the exception OF Governor, tho IGsyiaer
GndeavOred 10 show how Il presared a
Democratic victory in New York in 1850,
Some other Democrats are now trying to
show how the election of the Republican
ticket in New York, Is Democratic
victory. The Reyiaer should DO equal to
the occasion,
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county y miles; Marshall county 30 miles
W,GGlzel county II miles, Tyler county ~
miles, Peasants county II miles; Wood
county 10 miles. AtRn informal talk among
the corportors Il was thought that the
following amounts would 10 iRir
divide amongt tue counties: Ohio county
s2OO,O00i Marshall county 100000;
Wetzelcounty $f5, 900; Tyler county $780,.
OOOi Pleaaants county $4,000; Wood
county. $4,000. This will leave 500.
900 to be raised by individual subscrip.
ton, which, i Is believed, can Gailly lie
done, In addition to this each county 10
provide a free right Of way through IN
territory. Now, citizens ol pArkersburr,
We have something tangible TO work up.
on. Let lis see what there Is In It.
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CHicAoo, November I4.-Flour.-In good
demand At tnll prices. Wheat-Firm and
81 l5K December: 81 TX jsniia,y no, s.
81 O3I rejected SIC. Corn-M0j,'r,,rly nc.
Tive aud bigLer ut 42He cAsi; ili,ajONc
December; 515tA1DlSc January! ,gs,siSNc
May; rejected T9ic, OAts-stSadr anj in
fair demand at S2SnS23tc casL Al nreru.
bCri 30Nc May. liyo-Stcady and ;,aTl,prrd
at tic. Barley-Flrmer at 77aTTik pSrk-
Strong and higher at $40 so rnsI no iOa
alto i2Ii Soyenlb r; $40 70 Decent I'll q i,
January. lArl-strung and hIph,f a, 80 Is
90 IIH cash; ~ s0aG SIX DSCsmi., n Uoa
70!H January. bulk Meats-I,t'y,, nm
and higher at 81 00l5 10aB S Vhi,iy-ln
! good demand ut full prlcea al III IA "
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QuEnEc, November li.-Mr. vachson,
Mayor Of Escoumains, arrived to-day with
petition from tho inhabitants Of thai
locality asking tho Provincial Govern.
ment for AID. II seems that through the
failure oi tho crops from the early trosts,
and other causes, starvation threatens the
people during the coming winter unless
relief is promptly sent,
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EAST LIHERTr, November riI,-CArrLE-Re.
ceipts for tho last three days J05 head Of
through aud LOS head Of yard stock total
for four DAYS 5Oj head Of through aud ., l9J
head oilocal. The supply for this week sales
here has not been 30 many ns last week, for
thc sainc time, by several loads, aud the quail.
'ty generally common, with very few really
good or prime. The market has been very
dnll and sales hari to effect. Many havu
been shipped through in lint hands, Prices
on good and 20 on low grades Prime 81 5ta
: "; fair to good g GQai 35i common & 75a
3 80.
HOgs-ROcClptS for thrc days 10, SO head:
total for four days 1915 head Workers 81 6Ua
sos; fhllRdClphas ~ 7Oa3 so.
SlEEr-ltecCipts iOr three days 1900 head;
total for four days Zoo head Nothing sell.
ing to-day.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

LONDON, November l4.-A Cape Town
dispatch, October 2S, says: An Embassy
from the Chiefs Of SecOcoeni, came to
Fort Webster, saying that the Sccococnis
desired peace and to be Under the English
rule: The Embassy was sent back with
official conditions Of peace. A week has
since elapsed without an answer from the
Secoconls; 1t seems that the Beers Gncopr.
aged the Secocoenis 70 resist.
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ST. LOUIS, November l4.-Reierriug to
the repeatedly reported consolidation oil
tho 81. Louis, Iron Mountain and South.
ern Railway and the Texas Pacific, Thos
Allen, President Of the former road, today
said that consolidation Of tho two roads
had been under consideration some time,
but had not taken place yet. Tho TOxas
Pacific people, he said, are buying all the
Iron Mountain stock they can get, but al
the majority Ofit IL not Tor sale they can,
not purchase u controlling interest.
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ENGLANDS ATTITUDE TOWARDS
TURKEY.

LONDON. November l4.-The London
correspondent Of the Liverpool Courier
says: Sit Austin Layard, British ambasSa.
dor TO Turkey, has been instructed to
hold no further communications with the
Porte regarding Asia Minor, but to send
for the British lleet so that II may anchor
IN Turkish waters by Sunday or Monday.
Subsequent proceedings will depend on
whether the Turks proceed to the fulfill.
ment Of their promises.
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Emhnrrn mn fnnnllInn l,n,,rs

WAsnrSoroS. November 1.-THE seCre.
ary ofthe Treasury to-day officially in.
formed the Secretary Of State OF the re.
cent decision OF the Treasury Department,
prohibiting the importation OF meat cat.
tie into the United States from the Do.
ninion Of Canada, and requests that the
Canadian authorities DO notified that the
circular to that effect was issued Novem'
her ID.
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INnICArIONH or Wan.

LONDON, November 1.-THE trouble on
the Stock Exchange originates in Paris
where there is a panic in consequence Of a
rumor that the British fleet has been
ordered to enter the Black Sea. which
Russia will probably make a cdat8 JtLi. On
the Stock Exchange Russian and Turkish
securities were very fiat, 4 heavy decline
nlicaIinna
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-. AFGIIANISTAH.

SIMLA, November 1.-THE Minister Of
Finance has introduced in the Legislative
Council bill clause exempting from tlu.
ties trades having incomes below 25O
rupees. The persons thus exempted mum.
Der n million. The consequent loss oil
revenue Is estimated at E24O,OOO, which
will bc recovered by extending taxation
% the official and pr0lessional classes.
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CIScISSArI, o., November l4.-Cbas.
shurer was shot and instantly killed at
his boarding house, in Newport, Ky,
this morning by Miss Anna Half. She
called on him accompanied by her brother
and demanded that he fulfill his promise
to marry her. lie contemporary re.
fused and she fired pistol which she held
under her shawl, and he fell dead. Miss
Hall gave herseli up. She says he ruined
her under promise Oi marriage, and she
does not regret herRct. Shurer was a
saloon keeper in Cincinnati.
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CLavELAxp, o., November 1.-THE
main boiler in the Plate miIl Of the Cleye-
land Rolling Mill Company, Eighteenth
Ward, exploded this evening, scattering
pieces Of iron in all discCllons and doing
about $50 900 damage to the building and
machinery. No one hurt but the foreman,
who was slightly bruised.
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"For the Information OF those who have
not been to WRukCsha, we will state here
that there, arc several springs within
twenty and fifty feet Of the Bethesda,
neither Of which have the same properties
that Bethesda has. The analysls.of Beth,
osda showsA different combination from
any other spring water. 1t Il not impreg
nalod with any salt or sIlinefal. F-C0l
Dunbar iolt pt6lic.;s "
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DowS to October 20 tho increase in the
export from this country Of flour and
grain to Great britain and tho continent
over last year, amounted to 10 per cent,
The increase in the export Of corn during
the came period was less than 10 per cent.
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FOREIGN IROY MARKET.

LONDON, November Il.-AdvicCs from
Scotland apparently afford ground for the
belief that the American demand for iron
has temporarily slackenGd. The ship,
uents from Scotland last week 10 all paris
Of the world were only 10, 100 tons, against
an average in October Of more than 30, 1000
toms weekly.