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GABLE CLICKS.

The Melbourne Exposition opened yes
terday.
Lord Mountenorris was buried at Monk
storm, Ireland, yesterday. There was no
demonstration.
A meeting of the Cabinet Council of
Great Britain has been summoned, called
for next Monday.
The bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England yesterday amounted to El00,-
900. Itis for shipment TO New York.
The Spanish Government has resolved
IN proceed against all priests who intro
troduce politics into their sermons, and to
dismiss all mayors who are notorious
Carlists.
Menotte Garihaldi has written to The
0pinione d Enyeng that Major Canzio's ar
rest was the cause OF himself and bis
father resigniug their seats In the Cham
Der OF Deputies.
A proclamation has been iasued by the
Dublin authorities offering Gl,000 reward
for the apprehension Of the murderers Of
Lord Montmorris. sweeney and Cannon
were examined yesterday and remanded
for week by request Of the police.
Nine hundred weavers Of the Victoria
Mills at WiRan, England, have struck
against q reduction OF Eve per cent on
their wages. This throws five hundred
more hands ont et employment, Should
the strike continue large portion OF the
spinning department will be stopped.
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AFFAIRS.
ocCuRREsCEs IN OTHER LANDS
THAN OUR OWN.
rraas-Atlanue Turmoil aud trouble
The Eastern Complications, and
the situation In Eriu's Green
Isie-Rrlef Bits of Gossip
From Distant Lands.
THE DuLclcNo pEnoNsrRAr1oN.


The Position of France Disputed-The
Thunderer on the Situation.
PARIS, October Lit Is semi.oficially
declared that the French government
while adheins to It's present reserved at.
titude with reference to the action Of the
Powers is perfectly resolved not to
seperate from the European concert.
LONDON, October 1.-The Times in a
leading article this morning says: The
aspect Of affairs in the East give reasonable
ground TO hope that pacific acceptance
OF the treaty Of Berlin will be found In the
united action Of the Powers. The pres.
sure upon Turkey will now cease TO be
merely local, bnt 1t will be the object OF
the united cabinets through their repre-
at Constantinopie to exact from
the Porte the concession granted by the
treaty Of Berlin. Mean Rhiiei is matter
Of the fullest signifance that the present
Of the Powers so far from losing
strenl IL through the interposition OF OBJ.
stacles imperiectly foreseen has probably
acquired new force from the trial.
There is reason 10 believe that Chal.
lemel Lacour, French Ambassador, has
visited Lord Granville and informed him
that France will mot participate in any
further acts Of coercion which England
may contemplate.
LONDON. October 1.-The Daily News, in
an editorial says: "The Cabinet council
had before 1t a request Of the
Porte that no further action be taken by
.he Powers before Sunday"
VIENNA, October LA telegram from
Jettinje reports that the Montenegrins
living near Camp Suturman have been per-
nitted to return home on leave, as there
5 no prospect Of military operations for
EN- days.
RAGusA, octoberl.- Albanians cor.
tnue to assemble in the neighborhood OF
Oulcignoi in such numbers as to render its
more difficult than at the out
et. Ria Pasha has advised the in.
isbitants Of Dulcigno to remove their
antilles 10 a place OF safety in case OF
,ombardment but the people have refused,
aging they would rather die than sub
nit TO the Montenegrins.
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The pre.Iden,l.l Party.

PORTLAND, October 1.-The President
and party left Roseburg on special train
this morning. At Eugene City. Junction
City and Albany the people gathered at
the station and gave the Presidents a hearty
reception. At Salem the party were re.
ceived by the members Of the Legislature
and prominent citizens aud escorted to
the Capitol and presented to The Legisla-
ture. Asfer short delay the train moved
on for Portland, the party receiving oya.
tions at Aurora, 0regsn City and other
points on the road. Atthe depot at this city
the President was met by Mayor Thomp-
son. who welcomed him to the city. A
procession was formed aud marched
through the principal streets to the Es.
mond Hotel where apartments had been
provided. The bells OF the city were rung,
steam whistles blown and salute fred.
The streets were handsomely decorated
and lined with chreering crowds. After
returning to his rooms for few moments
the President appeared on the balcony OF
the hotel and thanked the citizens for the
honor shown him. Sherman aud Ramsey
followed with remarks. Mrs. Hayes was
presented, bowing her acknowledgements,
and amid enthusiastic cheers the party re.
turned to their rooms, and the crowd dis.
naFsad
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DoMEsTIc DOTs.

DR.. Albert G. P. Goerssn, OF Phlladel.
phia, charged with poisoning his wife,
was convicted yesterday Of murder in the
first degree.
The dead body Of an unknown colored
woman was found beside the track OF the
Indianapolis and st. Louis railroad near
Terre Haute. II is not known whether
she fell from train or was murdered.
The Albion print works, Of Conshoch'
ocken, having their Offices in Philadelphia
aud New York, suspended payment and
made an assignment. The Albion Com:
pany had capital OF $2j0,000. The full
capacity Of the mill amounted 70 7, 400 900
per month.
A fire at Trenton Basin, n. j., yester.
day morning destroyed the property be
longing TO the Merchants TRANSFORMATION
Company, West, Clark & Case, wholesale
Vrocefs, and Grant & Sons, coal dealers, 10
The value OF $4,000. Insured. Supposed
10 be the work OF incendiaries.
The suspension has been announced on
the New York Stuck Exchange of the firm
OF Even 4 Osborn, q New street, and Of
some granger and coal shares. West Union,
Lake Shore and Canada Southern have
bsen bought iu,uuder rnle for their &c.
count. The failure is unimportant.
A New Albany, Ind, special says: News
reached here to-day OF tradegy in French
Lick township, Orange county. Edward
Cromwell, while working In q field with
Nathan Lumbden, by whom he was en-
ployed. had q chill, followed by high
fever, during which he shot Lumbden In
the neck and shoulder and stabbed him
self. 1t is supposed he was delirious witt
fever. Lumbden will recover.
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Division of Central Ohio stocks-Demo
r cratic fizzie-RelIgious, Personals and
poiIfIeaI

Division of Central Ohio stocks-Demo
cratic Fizzie-RelIgious,P Personals and
Political.
Belmont county's $4,000 Of stock in the
old Central Ohio Railroad has been di.
vided among the townships, in proportion
as they paid the subscription BY their
taxes. Pultney township was small at
that time, and only gets sixty-seven shares
OF $50 each. RIchland gets the most, or
ia shares.
Rev. Wallace will preach in the United
Presbyterian Church Sunday evening.
The Democratic meeting Friday night
did not result such q complete success
as Its managers anticipated. Ram
dali failed to put in an appear.
ance, and the crowd that listened to
Converse was 80 insignificant US not TO
warrant special mention. The procession
was the grandest given by the Democrats
this campaign.
Rev. CASTOR, OF the Presbyterian church,
Is still absent at the Ecumenical Council.
Rev. A. Lane will preach in his stead Sum-
day.
Rev. Fitzgerald, OF Morristown, was in
town Friday.
II the weather will permit, the Rspub-
llcans will q have rousing meeting Saturday
evening. The speech OF the campaign will
be from the eloquent lips Of the 'silver
tongued orator" Gen. W. Il. Gibson.
Hon. Thos. B. Horn aud Col. Allen will
also be present. An immense torchlight
procession will turn out, both ot our own
people and OF those from abroad.
A boy OF nine or ten was arrested on the
Square Friday afternoon for drunkenness
He was so drunk he could scarcely walk
at all.
A straw vote was taken on the train
from Woodsfeld Friday morning anew
way oil putting Hancock Rhead-hy TAX
ing vote among those on their way to q
Democratic rally.
Judging from the size Of the Randall"
meeting, It may be presumed that had 1t
been announced that neither Randall nor
Pendleton would be present there would
have been no meeting at all.
The nail works did not run Friday alter
noon, the feeders wanting TO go TO the
nesting.
The route Of the Republican torchlight
procession Saturday night includes almost
the whole town.
The night demonstration was prepared
for In the morning by many OF the Dem.
ocrats, who hung out their Chinese Ian.
terms and arranged their windows with all
sorts OF designs Of red, white aud blue
The stand for the speakers was hung with
lanterns alter the afternoon meeting was
through.
The Msrchiug Clubs began to gather
and meet at City Hall soon after seven
o'clock, with a sprinkling Of horses
among the toot-torches. A Adetachment wst
around on Guernsey street, at tue bridge
another Rtthe @. 4 P. depot TO receive the
clubs that might come that way. The
evening was cold and the trains late ano
the drummers were the only ones whc
could keep warm with exercise. Ten carr
crme from Wheeling, throwing rocket
from the train as It crossed over the rive
and town. The train was run into th'
yard, At the foot Of Belmont street, ant
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the boys swarmed out and got into line
A carriage was there in waiting for Ran.
dali and whoever else might accompany
him. The Benwood club crossed on the
ferry boat earlierin the evening. " y
At the stand there was q crowd while
the marching clubs were getting ready.
]. w. Yost introduced as the first speaker
Mai. Quincy, OF New York, making ouite
q speech. In q few minutes the Major
ceased and Mr.. Yost rose again, bu. gave
way 10 Mr.. Gibson to introduce Gen.
Pearson, who spoke till the Hon. s. ]. Ran.
dali himself came. rasll. +. T,
Among the banners was one that Ger.
tainly belonged to q Republican club.
"No North, no South: but one Union"
Another one resd, mo protective tariff
will lead to free trade" "Who wants 1t
TOT" was the general question asked rs
this was read, "No bulidoziug, but q fair
count" THE Chinese must CO." ETC., were
other notices. sf ~.
The cavalry" was evidently performing
its first duty OF the kind and some OF the
uniformed torch bearers were rather dis
orderly. Ill -1IaEliaf..
The colored lights Of some OF the Wheel.
ing clubs were the most beautiful parts OF
OF the procession. j.sa 3s-
The Republicans are wrought up to beat
this Saturday night, and earnestly ask
their Wheeling brethren TO turn out in as
large numbers as the Democrats did.
R,C,F. N
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 1:-Justice Mil.
Ter this morning delivered an opinion in
the case Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company versus the Union Pacific and
Kansas Pacific Railway Companies and
the American Union Telegraph Company,
recently argued before the United States
Circuit Court here. The court does not
dissolve the injunction prayed for, but
says: ave are both Of opinion that the
railroad company has the right, as it al.
ways had, to the exclusive use Of the first
wire on the telegraph poles, and we are OF
the opinion that as the matter
stands at this stage OF the pro-
ceedings, that the company should
have the right, pending further litigation
OF the case, to use that wire not only for
the ordinary business OF the road, but for
the purpose OF transmitting commercial
and paid messages for the public in gen.
eral: that 1t has no right TO interfere with
the Western Union Telegraph Company
10 the use OF the other two wires for the
purpose Of carrying all messages OF what.
ever class 1t may choose 10 carry over
those wires, and that 1t is proper that an
order should be made which shall stand to
represent this principle"
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Extensive Preparations for the CeIebra.
tiou OF Her One Hundred aud Finieih
Anniyersary.

tiou OF Her One Hundred aud Finieih
Annirersary.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-Baltimore may
fairly be said to be up in arms and eager
mot for the fray, but for reception to
the world at large which will astonish
people. Next month makes the one hun.
dred and fiftieth year OF the city's exist
ence, ard the momentous event will be
observed as has no similar event in the
nations history. The most elaborate de.
tails are being perfected, and the whole
city 10 aroused. The oldest inhabitant de-
clsres be never knew anything like Il
before, and Is amazed at the hustle. Com.
mittees composed OF the foremost citizens
spend days and nights in busy sessions,
and money to meet all requirements comes
pouring in lavishly.
The programme arranged embraces no
less than eight days OF parade, spectacle,
tableaux and festiyity. Every thing Is on
a grand scale, the city opening the week
on Monday, the llth, With parade, show
ing her growth and development, which
promises TO eclipse anything OF the kind
ever before attempted. Twenty thousand
dollars will be expended on allegorical
tableaux alone, while the merchantile and
manufacturing interests will spend double
this amount more during the week. There
will be Masonic, military, Fire Depart
ment, and many other parades, each day
having some particular attraction. Mon.
day, the 18th, will be given over to the
Mardi Gras, which will be held under
the most fattering auspices. 1t will
be upon scale OF unparalleled
magnifcence, Baltimore being de-
termined to outshine New Orleans, Gal
weston, Mobile and all other cities IN this
special feature. Already arches are be.
ing thrown across the streets, and all over
the city the decoration OF business and
private houses has commenced. The Bal.
timore and Ohio road will make an i'm.
mense display, and has thrown open its
line at half.fare rate to all stations. This
is to remain in force from October 9th to
20!h, inclusive. Baltimore ia clearly ALI.
ed to the West, being the nearest Atlantic
seaport, and now her four hundred aad
fifty thousand people propose to extend
such a welcome TO Western friends as will
not be forgotten for all time.
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THE TURF.



LouisvnLE, October Tine trottinl
meeting which begins in this city'on Tues
day next, promises TO be in ali respects
tha hoot - ~ - .ho o,,o,i, nao,;nn. =,
sue Oeos - ~! -; " 'ne ','Sun Weee''s' u
the year. uhere VIII pc twelve races
during the meeting, and the last classes
al the pest performers oil the year, are 70
DO found. The special purse ior 4'yeat o!ds.
me entries which closed tuesday last
mas II the famous JeTett, whose three
year old record Of 2:2s4is the fastest ior
that age, also Atlanta VINO recently trotted
In "a, and tour other colts SAID 70 be
equally last ,lil, 11l!s9
Ihe 9ait House stake lor three year
olds mas hity entries, and those IN addi,
luon 70 three otner classes makea gfana
total m OF one hundred and thirty. 80
Ihe twenty mile eqnestrienne race VIII
pc one oil tne ATTRACTIVE features oi tne
meeting. ~
LOUISVILLE, october l'GIhe httn Gay
Oh tne Jockey clao races; summary:
4. fiisL race, :tne Ssitnouse stakes, ior
three year 9,ds t5at nave no. won prior 70
a august ist, 1851 Mlle heats, Soo; Entrance
hsli forfeit, Galthouse 70 add Saoo, Of
Whlcn Sigo 70 second. HenIrlloqals1,
1, Il, =, virginia. 2, !; =; pict9m, ., :
Time, i;45t, l:45!, l;49t In the second
race, seIllng Iacs ior all ages, = mlle dasn,
purse Szoo. Matagorda, l: Mlss Mailer, z;
MAY Day, y. Time, 2;l2t;
Inc third race, the ean1tord STAKE, ior
Two years OLD colts ana Miles, dash one
mile, 800 eatrance, halt iorleit, club add
e4U0 oi which SlUV 10 the second, twenty
entries, LEAK, nrst; Lucy May, secondi
Y4IIague, thira ume l:49.
Extra race, three tonrths o. Q mile dash,
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Imminent Probability of RevoIutiou
In Italy 10 add 10 the Continental Com

Imminent Probability of q Revelation
In Italy 10 add 10 the Continental Com.
piicaiions.
RoME, October 1.-The representatives
Of thousands OF marshals and Of the sur
vivors Of the country's battles started
for Caprera aboard tugboat on
which General Garibaldi was to
embark for Genoa. Garibaldi, in spite
Of the urgent advice of his best
friends, is determined to carry out his in
tention and will probably leave for Cspara
tomorrow and arrive at Genoa Sunday.
The situation is rife with most serious
possibilities.
There is no doubt but that Garibaldi
will be received on landing by the ex-
treme Radicals OF Genoa in all their
strength, and should be, as some think he
will likely, go at their head to the Prefec-
ture or prison aud demand Major Conzias
release, we shall probably have such an at
fair ds that Of Aspromonte over again, for
Premier Carrali, as bitter as It Is may be
for him to act vigorously sgainst his old
leader, win faithfully do his duty
and cause the lawsto be respected.
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THE CORNING MINES.
PreparipE for widespread and Riot
Gus Strike.

Preparing for n widespread and Riot.
Gus Strike.
CoLuMBus, September S0.-MajorA rAxline
paid visit to the Corning coal fields yes.
terday, returning this morning. He says
a committee Of the union miners visited
the miners on Monday and induced the
white miners who are still in the employ
OF the Ohio Central Company to come out
OF the mines. They went 10 work again,
however, yesterday, and when they were
again visited by a committee refused to
quit work, aud declared their intention OF
sticking TO their employers.
Coal operators here say that they ex !.
pect a general strike Of all the miners in
the Hooking and, ,Straightsyille regions in
short time. It Is said the union men
have been quietly preparing for this move
for some time; have procured agood sup
ply oil arms and ammunition, and will in.
augurate a general war against the mining
machines and colored men. This infor-
nation Is furnished by men who have
been acting as detectives for the coal
operators, and mixing among the miners.
One company OF militia still remains at
Corning, and will be kept there until 1t Ia
seen what action the turbulent miners
intend taking, szFe
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Irish Republicans,

WASHINGTON, October l.-Gen. ]. r.
Eberine, of New York, one Of the active
managers Of the Irish Republican Associa.
ton, left here Thursday for Indiana to
speak continuously until the close Of the
campaign. The Irish Republican Asso-
citation Is daily receiving encour.
aging reports from all quarters, and
there are abundant indications that
numbers OF Irishmen are tired Of the tyr.
amy Of the Democracy and anxious to
associate themselves with the party OF
progress. There are some brilliant Irish
orators In the Government Departments
here, and they will nearly all devote their
annual months leave TO stumping and
other caupAien work. There Is great de.
maud I.l irish Republican speakers 10 so
TO New Jersey and canvass among the me,
] chanlts.
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CnnIInI I,hi,,s

Nv, 1n,"aISoroS, October Commissioners
,,aa. ralln' Of the general land office, in his
report recommends considerable
s.'e ,a'a's both in for office and salaries Of
NJ a his assistants. Men OF legal edu.
s,sS 1 y had mature judgment cannot be pro-
H.. oiot Tue salaries allowed at present.
b j,S' Ne,s Ho surveyed dnrine the year end.
Ess5a.e ~ 1850, 1859 25S acres OF pub.
an. ' aud 49,, ,l6l acres Of private land
ss,s, The great increase Of B25 Sl7 acres
~, NS,1H,eti to the operation OF the act Of
slSs =, isI9' which led TO a great increase
hiiyi5SSS.t1nGe' OF applications for private
Mi ~ r Ior public surveys. The dis.
/ bla public lands during the wear was
kS..,.; Cash entries s50,7iO acres;
aItS,.e M entries, 8,O45, $40 acres; timber
hi ~ ogSnlties, ?,l03, ,2S4 acres; Agricul.
VII NH. STi,iege scrip, l,2s0 acres; location
m. aty .. bounty land warrants, 81, ,622
lSsss sHAnp lands patented to States,
Rtsn.o ASfes: lands certified for railroad
dpOSIis l,lS7,S75 acres. The total area
ssS e ~ ands surveyed from the begin.
u ~, iiulyeying operations 10 close OF
avn, 4 shown tD be 762, ,557, 1876 acres,
l0Sss 9s y! estimated area yet unsuryesed
"'Ei acres, -
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LONDON, October lone thousand tons
Of the cargo OF the Canopus has been
discharged. Divers report the steamer
firmly imbedded on the rocks. She does
not leak much at atpresent. He passengers
will leave for Liverpool in the steamer
Pharos Saturday.
QuRESsrowN, October 1.-Arrived: The
Nevada, from New York.
New ORLEANS, October l.-Arrived: The
ship Oliver S. Southland, from Sandy Hook.
NEw YoRK, October l.-Arrived: The
Republic, From Liverpool.
QuEESsTowS, October l.-Arriyed: The
England, from New York.
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,;.,,e.ut who throws q stone into q
..,ion IL. Of any sort is a wretch who de-
rY. ... .bor, shrilt. 1t is q murderous act
,J..s,yes to be rewarded as an intent
" y. .,mmi, NM" murder. We don't make this
@s 'S.,t simply because a prominent Re-
rsslie,a i.s% vas struck last night at the head
is,Ss p,rnde, but because we utterly de-
", =. .peb an act by whomsoever commit
v " f,i,dastsrdly beyond expression. and
%.m,n ~ ~ who would engsgeinit is SO low in
y. =. ..c,Jeo humanity as to deserve seepdy
..' 's,.,mIn.tiOn at the hands Of the law.
.. s..nls Of all shades Of belief owe 1t to
".T.,lyss s..T to expose an act Of this kind to
". .,,boritles whenever 1t comes to their
y, s..rlsJge; and to cover it upis to be.
w. ..0 accessory to it. No decent citizen
~, s Afford to stand in this light in his own
.,,im.,ion. ~ Any knowledge Of such base.
~. :" that Is kept secret is in the nature Of
,,iI,y =, knowledge. The thing to Go is to
T., .uch murderous wretches before the
',5Iie a and assist in giving them their just
i,.4r,s. It is the only way to break up
r,b infamous conduct.
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ST. CLAIRsYILLE.
a Rrush Fire scare-Good showing 70,
the Belmont Agricultural soeieiy-


ST. CIAIRsyTLtE, October 1.
Correspondence Of the IutellIgeueer.
About noon to-day heavy smoke,
arising just east Of town, gave rise to the
belief that the house OF Mr.. McMorills was
burning. Quite an excitement was raioed,
and many persons hsstened to the scene to
and only heap OF brush on Are.
The Belmont Agricultural Society, after
paying all Indebtedness, have balance OF
about 800 in their treasury, from the re-
ceipts oi the fair held In September.
"S329' was the mystic sign found in
front Of each Republican house in town on
Wednesday morning. The affair was so
contemplate 1t has had the effect to pre-
vent 9 good deal Of scratching "ior friend
ships sake" Can't they. invent some
other device to prevent the scratches still
proposed? yS
We notice that the Ohio Valley Ners
gives Steubenville the honor OF turnishing
Mr.. Bainbridge his bride. That Is unjust
to st. Clairsville, where just as charming
society bellies" can be found as anywhere
else. 49,.
Mr.. Tom Nichols visited our town dur
ing this week. .ag
Mrs. Whitney and daughter, Grace, OF
Medina, are visiting friends here. .i
Mr.. Ball, Of Ironton, is visiting Mrs
The St. @. N. G. R. R. will run excur.
sion trains tonight and tomorrow night
to Bellaire to the political meeting. 1,
Mrs, O. Troll and daughter, Miss ID,
and Mrs. o. J.swaney have gone to Pitts
burgh on visit, Messrs. George Brown,
L. Truit and Harry Sherwood are taking
in the Pittsburgh Exposition.
Mrs. Charles Baker entertained her
friends, picnic style, to-day. The rain,
which began at noon, materially damp
ened their enjoyment.
Walters. CoEan Is still lying very III at
his fathers in this place. His dis
ease, malarial ieyer, was contracted in
Washington City, Where he is connected
with the Pension Office.