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WI 10 The ClnsinuIu Gazette, a.,
l'e'and, also, is reaping the benefits tF1
q EnE,ADd's free trade policy. Her coal
a'N.s ART unopened; her manufactures,
'a' alter al other, are passing away;her
Esli ship companies have hopelessly
S.akrHp,ed, ana many Of her people have
Sshded into u condition scarcely less
SSopeal than suriGom, Opportunities
ave s, been afforded her citizens to become
S''e h. generally possessors Of her soil, but
W nee trade policy has prevented their
sDSAole TO seize the advantages thus OIL
S.u,; S,G' In this country the Democracy
X. is.ald work the same results by its "tann
W. NJ. revenue only" platform; and ] can
s.'ee s,., how any lrishman can be Demo-
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qhe Louis,ann segistral on troubles.

7he Louisiana Registration Troubles.
NRw ORLEANS, October 2e.-supervisor
Of Registration Cayannac and his clerks,
Henry ANTI. T. L. Fischer and George W.
Flynn, charged with Illegally registering
votes, we're examined before United States
Commissioner Lane to-day. After Lear
ing the testimony the parties were sent be.
fore the United States Circuit Court under
$500 bail each. As the work Of registra.
ton continues, 1t is stated that they will
be arrested again tomorrow. AfIidayits
are being made against all persons who
have registered since the 22d inst,, chafg
ing them with illegally y,reeistering. There
being no Judge Of the United States Gonr,
here restraining order. against Cayannac
cannot be obtained. Cayaunac denies
that he threatened TO use force to prevent
arrests and interierences by the United
States authorities, 80. r
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TENsgssEE CANVASS.


Republicans Almost sure OF EIecting n
,Goyernor and Two oongressineH.
,RsoxvrLLE, TssGs October 2e.TThe
Chronicle hasareceieed, insanswer to aeif-
cular letter sent to reliable men in each
county in Tennessee asking for the closest
possible estimates on the progress OF the
canvass Fior Governor, returns from
two Counties, containing, accord
ing to the last census, q voting population
OF 23l, 900 out Of total OF 265, 900. These
returns give Hawkins, Republican candi.
date for Governor, GS,s39;i Wright, regu.
|lar.D Democtat, IS, ,26S;s Wilson .Repudiator,
55, ,220. The twenty-five counties not heard
from gave Hayes II ,6S2 and Tilden Y, ,010.
This will swell Hawkins; vote 70 lOO,o7l,
and Of the Tilden vote Wright will receive
10 900 and Wilson 10000. Edwards, the
Greenbacker, will receive aboutrl0 1000
votes in the State.
These estimates can be discounted
twenty per cent. and Hawkins be elected,
but the Nashville american, Democratic
Central organ, comedies him 100, 900. On
account Of the October elections Wright
will gain tsome Afromss Wilson, but not
sno,iph5 to changel lhe efesult. The indica.
lions are that at least thirty out Of the
seventy State Representatives will be Re;
publieansSa Saud pessibly miiotityal From
the ten Congressional Districts the Repub.
licans will!ceFainly y elect two members,
which will be a gain oflopsS The other
eight are surely Democratic, a. curious
feature noted Il that though II ts the hot.
test campaign ever In the Suite, twill not
poll more thAn NJ! 2i5 ,ooo y9tesr sawGS
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Th. dangers or panyllIs.

"DAsvlLLE, Va, Oct. 26.-saturdsy night
Mary, Mitchell was fatally shot by her par
amour, Carton Smith, and John Rsmey
killed Dennis Marooney. They were quar-
relling abouta dog. David Graves and Ed.
Coleman got into difficulty about the
wife OF the former, and Coleman was prob
ably fatally shot. Sunday morning the
body OF Scott Hankils was found 10 the
icaual. It Is thought he was murdered.
Last night q peddler named Hageerty
seized q bludgeon aud knocked insensible
another peddler named Conrod.
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The nIrIps snrn d our eate..

New YORK, October 26.-The steamship
Amerique arrived tonight from Havre,
bearing the famous Sara Bernhardt, her
son and some Of the principal members Of
her troupe. Other members Of the com.
pany arrived early to-day In the steamer
WieIand. These latter were met by Mr..
Frederick A. Schwab, agent Tor Mr.. ABB
hey, who brought them 10 this city. The
company will 20 down the bay tomorrow
70 greet Miss BernhRrdt.
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TaE BED snInr CAnpAIGN.
There Will be No Free BALLOT aud Fair
Count In south Caroiinn.


fA Count In south Caroiinn.
WASHINGTON, October 26-The National
Republican will tomorrow print the follow
ing special on the soeth Carolina red shirt
campaign: , 8Egy a.aa ess3i
COLUMBIA, S. G., October 25.-The red
shirt campaign is progressing with about
as much savsgery ns OF old. The Republi,
can meetings are everywhere broken up
by the roughriders Of the Democratic
party. A telegram received here to-day
from Florence says the red shirt company
commanded by Captain Cannon utterly
routed n Republican meeting at Harts
Mills, throwing Il, Fl. Daas, Chairman Of
the meeting, from the platform, and drtv'
ing the people from the ground under
threstsoi death. p 3 9l'a IN
AT Lawrence Court House, on Thurs.
day last, while Gen. stolbrahd, the Re-
publican candidate for Congress, was
speaking, an attack was made npon the
meeting by mounted, armed, red shirt
clubs. The Republicans were dlspetsed,
one colored man killed. and many wound.
ed. Gen. Stolbrand was thrown down
and bruised, but escsped with:his lie.
Ipthis city the. Register is doing itsw0rst
to excite the passions OF the Democratic
roughs aud Republicans do not expect to
be able to cast their votes on the day ol
election. The old reign Of terror Is being
revived. There will be no free ballot and
no fair count.
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1. 0. o. r.
A,'IInE OF the Grand Lodge OF west vlr!
ginlA nj Fairmont.

A.siIng OF the Grand Lodge OF west vlr!
ginia nj Fairmont.
FAIRMoNr, October 20. |
hriN Correspondence Of the Iutelllgeuccr.
The Grand Lodge l. o. o. F. Of West
Virginia met here to-day at l0A. NJ, in the
NsOnic Hall, Grand Master J, 7. Hoke
Presiding, aud with Deputy Grand Master
RS,BrOwu, Grand Secretary s. F. Farris,
Gnnd Treasurer Henry Seamon, and
GnUd Warden o. X. J. Ellifritz In their
Places, and representatives present from o
SGoun oilOdges.
The annual reports Of the different
SaCeIs were read and referred TO the
gg'opeF committees. They showed the
yleF to no in most encouraging condi-
0Gn IN this Jurisdiction. gE u
Iae report Of the Board OF Appeals was
All and adopted. making the six appeals
be considered the special order for
NsnesuHy at 10 o'clock A. N.
cLR Fleming represented the Sovereign
Snnd Lodge. His address showed several
.@pOItAnt alterations in the personnel oil
Gls dlslinguishe6 body. ~, rs.N
ne prospects now are that the session
ul last three or iourdays. Arrangements
w the entertainment OF visiting brethren
Sseomplete, and aside from the effects oil
Ss dFssEy weather all feel that the
ssplceS are favorable for an enjoyable
Hstting OK.
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LAHORE, October 20.-Itis reported from
Peshawur that anarchy reigns in Cabul,
and that the Amser has been murdered.
There has been no news by post from Ga.
bul for several days. ga-
LONDON, October 2G.-News relative to
the murder OF tho Ameer and the preva-
lence Of OtanaTchy In Cabul is from the Civil
and Military Gazette Of Lahore, an authority
undoubted. The India Office here, how.
ever, has no confirmation OF the report.
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THE FOREGROUND
AND THE BUSTED Room BECoMEs A
BOOMERANG.
Republican Success Assured In New
York, Pennsylyania and Conneeti.
eut-rhe Ainbama Plan snn d
ID voEue-rrauds by the =
Chicago Democracy.
THE RoRcER FOUND.


Little Johhnls DaveupbFt Discovers the
6camp-An old Hand ~ the business.
CHICAGO, October ga New York
special aays that the identity Of the iorger
OF the Garfield Chinese letter has been
fixed upon Kinwood Philip, writer for
the New York Truth, the same person-who
wrote the bogus Hancock letter Of accep.
tance, which was published inths Truth
in advance OF Hancock's issuance o. The
genuine letter. Several specimens OF
Philips manuscript were yesterday com.
pared by experts with the forged letter.,
It was noticed that Philip In dottiug his
81" throws his dot backward, which &C.
counts for the fact that In the signature Of
the forged letter the dot was behind the
"t," making 1t appear like Cal
field. In several instances where
Philip had written Garfield the
dot was behind the 81" Letters of
Philip were found where be had written
the words personal and confidential; and
this was compared by microscope with
the personal and confidential at the head
OF the forged letters, and they were pro.
nounced identical. The same conclusions
were reached by two sets OF experts at
work at different places. Philip .is- we'll
known, as practical joker and penlartist-
He delights TO initiate the signatures OF
prominent men, and one of bis, boasts is
that upon looking alta man and,learhins
his name he can write fac simile Of his
signature. John l. Davenport, Chairman
OF the State Committee, claims distinction
and reward for discovering Philip as the
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THE RgpORnED EPIsc0PALIAN CON.
VENTI0N ee
On the Subject OF t6e PoIygamous, Prae.
tiees OF the Utah Mormons.

tees OF the Utah Mormons.
New YoRx, October 28.-1n the Lay
House Of the Reformed Epi,copalian Con-
gress to-day the report OF Rev. Cotton
Smith, OF the Committee on the State Of
the Church, on the subject Of polygamy,
was presented, and with the following pre-.
amble and resolutions adopted:
WHEREAS, The work Of the Church OF
Christ and the best interests OF Christian
civilization are seriously impeded in one
OF the Territories Of the United States by
the existance Of polygamy, and recognized
by o large proportion oil the community
as a religious institution, and, lls
WHEREAS, Polygamy Is not only contra.
ry, b! the laws of God, but is also forbid
den under severe penalties by the Gov
ernment OF the United States by an act OF
Congress, (which act has been declared
constitutional by the Supreme Court Of
the United States; 'e 7
Be il rssoped, (the House Of Bishops. con
curringl. That while there are peculiar
difficulties In the execution OF this law,
owing to religious fanaticism,. doubtless
oitimes sincere, by which the institution
Of Polygamy is upheld, it is still the duty
OF every Christian citizen OF this country
to use his influence to aid the United
States Government In bringing about
as speedily as possible merciful but firm
enforcement of the law in regard to Poly.
gamy or bigamy In the territories OF the
United Slates. .,,.JsylI-.y s.4.l,g d.
The Committee on Canons reported that
Il was not at present prepared 70 favor the
establishment OF separate church organ.
ization for the colored race in Virginia pr
other Southern States, but recommended
the appointment OF committee to con-
slider the subject and report TO the next
session OF the convention. -" b,
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LONDON, October 25.--A st. Petersburg
dispatch says the Princess Dolgorouki,
with whom the Gar recently contracted a
morganatic marrisge, strenuousIy opposed
the Cars proposed abdiCAtion unless she
Is first granted the tile OF Empress, even
II she Is allowed 10 bear 1t only for q few
days. II Is by no means considered prob.
able that the Czaro'Vitz will consent to
anch an nFrAn npnuont
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f. CANAL DovER, October 25.-The Dover
Fire Brick Works were destroyed by FIRE
this evening. The fire originated in the
engine room through the careless handling
oil a torch. The moulding and drying
room, containing much valuable ma
ohlnery, phhurnt brick and brick moulds,
burned, and Is total loss. The fire de.
partment responded promptly To the
alarm, but all efforts to save the works
were useless. Superintendent Arnold
estimates the loss at $4,000. No insur-
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Jan outlet 10 Inc Gulf.

'-NEw ORLEANS, October pa Southern
Pacific railroad party, composed Of ohas.
Croker, President Of the Southern Pacific,
and Vice President OF the Central Pacific
railroads, hos. w 5fierce and R. S.spof-
ford, Of the Galveston and San Antonio
railroad, Geo. Crocker aud Col.i James
Gamble, General Superintendent Of the
Western Union telegraph lines on the Pa
cifc coast, left to-day via Morgan line
for Galveston and San Antonio, Mr..
Crocker is looking for an outlet to the
Gulf for his road, WHICH he states will cer-
taiRly! be completed within two years,
possibly earliar.
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Victim OF the AIpena Disaster.

DETROIT, MICH, October 2e.-It is now
conceded that Wm. Lynch, a manufacturer
Of window-shades at 100 East Larned
street, was among the victims of the
Alpena disaster. He leaves three young
children anda q widow who Is almost in.
sane with grief. Lynch was an inventor
OF rare genius, but owing TO lack Of capital
TO carry on business, was badly embar-
rassed. He leaves his family destitute
and every thing mortgaged. His journey
was taken withtheobiect collecting some
accounts and interesting some Cbicsgo
capitalists in the manufacture OF his
yindoy.shades.
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Gays:

It is impossible to efface from the can.
vsss the facts which help the Republicans.
These facts are general prosperity and'an
accompanying popular disinclination, to-.
ward q change. These are the facts upon
which success In the election turns. Re-
publieans may ascribe the victory which
they expect TO win next week to tie popu-
lar contentment with the situation and TO
the wisdom and purity ,oi, lPresidenI
Hayes administrations y - q sla
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CLEVELAND, o., October 25.-Abous one
hundred and fifteen cigar makers Of this
city are on a strike. They have been
earning from six to eight dollars per week,
but now strike for rates which will give
them from 50 TO SO per week each. "A
few Of the manufacturers have yielded to
the demand, but the greater number stand
out and declare they will not pay any
more. II now looks as il the trouble
would continue Tor some time.
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LONDON, October 90.-The erection ola
memorial to perpetuate the labors Of Thos.
Clarkson as an advocate Of the slave
began on Monday at Wis.
bach, where the first stone was laid.
There will be statue with inscriptions
and base reliels. The memorial was de.
signed by the lale Sir Gilbert Scott, and
will cost 1000 pounds, OF which 600
are still required,
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WASHINGTON, October 26.-There will be
no change in the weekly programme for
the purchase OF bonds, and the Assistant
Treasurer at New York will tomorrow
purchase two aud half millions on &C.
count ot the sinking fund.
The aggregate receipts from revenue and
customs sources are SIS. .3S7.
Robt. NJ. Cunningham has been ap.
pointed revenue storekeeper, and ].
tlary gauger in the Filth district Of Ken.
lucky. - ,...-.a.. r.
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CINCINNATI, O., October 2e,-7At, the
close OF business to-day on Change the
members were called to order, and, by re-
quest, the letter recently published in the
Louisville Colrisr.J JaurdaL, purporting 70
chant, and saying that Cincinnati mer,
chants were hostile TO the South and did
not want Southern trade, was read. Alter
some discussion resolution was adopted
condemning in the strongest manner the
letter just read, aud providing for the ap-
pointment Of committee Of five to ascer-
tain its author. ri 80
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rgE Republicans OF Hancock county are
,,.nariny for the closing rally Of the cam.
r I,ir, a. Fairview next Saturday. They
S S,Fs in ri,ed their Pennsylvania neigh
b',' . IN mest with them and hold an inter
S,,,s : love feSst. No sovereign State lines
M M ,iere-(,hey are ion)-and no
s,u,bern Couisderacy custom houses
,Ionp the river to keep citizens OF Ohio
lam crossing over to the jubilee. q
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COLUMBUS, o, October ga number Of
Colonels OF Ohio militia regiments had q
meeting here to-day to discuss matters Of
consolidating and recognizing the militia
on a new basis. No conclusion was
reached, but itis possible there will be q
reduction in the number Of regiments
and arrangement OF companies.
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wanted IN ,ne .Tnr.heeI sta tc.

WASHINGTON, October 90 Samuel L.
Perry (colored), who at one time resided
In North Carolina, and who is reported to
have taken prominent part in the exo-
dus OF colored people Of that State to In
diana, was arrested to-day upon warrant
issued in compliance with reputation
from the Governor Of North Oarolina, on
the charge Of having forged school certi-
hnnAn
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THERE is to be Republican rally at
e,.r Eastou on saturdsy,-speaking in
S ~ ,ternoon and torchlight procession
Wv ~ iIIu,ninatiOn in the evening. The Re,
=. ..hlic,us Of old Marshall are more fully
tr,nn,ad than at any time in the eanyass,
'.J I thew expect to carry the county with
:, oI1 time swoop next Tuesday. Grace,
=, ',,cs and tremendous majority be with
Ikstn D.s ~
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MONTPELIER, VI, October 2O.-Mrs.
Meaker, who with her son Almoni is in
Jail here under indictment for killing little
Alice Meaker, her husbands half sister, at
Waterbury, VT, last spring, made nearly
0 successful attempt to burn the jail to.
day. She set Gre TO her cell but the flames
were discovered In time.
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Death nv Fire IN Now York.

NEw YoRk. October ga fire broke
out this morning in the lodging house oil
Charles Bassatte, No. Is Washington
street. James Connolly, public porter,
suffocated, and Jonathan White, farmer,
was sent to Chambers Street Hospital,
badly burned. Three thousand dollars
damage Waa done.
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Ths:pemoeraey Give Up The Keyssope

HARRisBuRa, October 2s.-Priyste intor.
nation received hereis TO the effect that
the Democratic leaders in this State have
given up the fight for Hancock and have
iasued orders that every effort be made to
capture the. Congressional and Legislative
districts. A vigorous onslaught will he
made on those ot the latter which are con-
sidered close, aud the "baTp will bstap-
ped where 1t will do the most,good. 4ena-
tor Wallace was in conference with .
number Of local leaders here last week and
the work has already begun. Tq
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oNclSsArl, October 26.-The Demo,
cratic committee OF this county having
recently issued On address charging frauds
In this city in the October election, mum.
Der Of signers Of, the address were called
before the Graud Jury to-day TO give evi.
dence, Not having the facts fully ready
the examination was postponed Tor lew
daya
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MARsHALLrowS, IA, October. .26.- Hon.
Timothy Brown, of this city, one Of the
leading lawyers Of Iowa and Democratic
candidate for Congress two years ago, pub.
fishes letter in the Times, renouncing
the Democracy and pledging his support
to Garfield and Arthur. His letter will
create sensation in the State.
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Got nil the I.nw Would Allow.

Fr. WAYNE, IND, October 20.-In the
case Of Julia Roney against the Pennsyl'
yania Company, for damages for killing
John Roney, her husband, at Valparaiso,
Ind. in March, 1879, on trial In the supe'
rior Court here, the jury rendered YER
dict for Inc plaintiff for IS 900, the limit by
statute In such cases IN this State.
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GARFIELD'S HOME
INVADED BIZ ANOTHER BAND OF HIS
NEAR NEIGHBoRs. 4
his sueee,sor in the House OF Represen.
tatiyes Acts AZ spokesman-Gar.
'- tieid's Feeling Response, Words
from tho Heart Worthy OF
ion Repeated Reading.

CLEVELAND. ONO, October 26-About
six hundred Trumbull county people Wis.
tied Gen. Garfield to-day. The introduc.
tory speech was made by Judge Taylor, re.
Gently elected H Ha.lH..s5 a'. I.
aARYiELp's SUCCESSOR IN THE HOUSE.
Gen. Garfield replied as follows, as re.
ported for the Herald:
LADIES AND GESrLEMEN:-You have no
idea what it is to me to look upon this
circle Of faces. There have been q good
many strangers in this garden in the last
two weeks. There are some strangers
perhaps here now, but in this circle all
along its line there are faces that flash
back to me the memories Of these past
TWENTY rRARs FULL OF STRUGGLE,
fullof questions, fqll Of events, full Of
friendship, full Of victories, full OF all that
goes to make up the life Of public and
private friendship on this Western Re.
serve. You cannot know what strength
1t brings to me to see these friends who
have stood, not by me alone, but by the
cause that they believed / represent, and
have stood by It in most unseltish, earn.
eat, Intelligent. forcible, effective manner
during ali these years. Why, l see
men In this circle In the whole OF this
long time have never betrayed to me by
any sign or any word that they had the
least purpose OF their own 10 secure, hat
only the purpose ''
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MEcHASIcsBURo, o, October % DIR. L.
A. Barnes, a very popular physician and
and lifelong Democrat OF this
place. has made IN unconditional Burren-
Ter to the Republican party, lie will
support Garfield and Arthur, and hence-
[orRard work for the Rennblican causa.
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Cta gnteILiqe11l1taesr: 11as
,,.c, Nos. .5 and "a Fourteenth street

Owing to the weather the Republican
,.USnstra,ions. afternoon and evening,
Ss W. no, come of at Moundsyille yesterday.
TSoy ~ are now set for tomorrow afternoon
I'D .T eyenipg, and will include pole rails.
=, 10 and speaking in the afternoon, and q
~ ,,rcbligbt procession in the evening.
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before we will receive their system Of doc
trine. [Applause J Before it will be safe
to surrender our convictions they must
give up the doctrine Of States rights. The
Democrats ielt sure d l3s electoral votes
at Cincinnati, no matter What nomination
might be made. The Democratic party
don't care cent for platform. Iii Re.
publican had been sent to the Cincinnati
Convention TO dictate'a platform they
would have accepted 1t.
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GENERAL GRANT
DAILxADDrSe LusrRE TO HIsREpr
g TAT1oNlAs.As ORATOR.
General Garfield In the Ere.
queney OF His Public Speeches as
~ Well az I'm Thelf Good sense d
- . and Appropriateneas-s
Three New Ones. q

5 SYRACUSE. N. Y, October 20 General
Grant'had grand reception here today.
AT q mass meeting, this afternoon he spoke
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PHIApELPalA, October 26.-The Mid.
vale Steel Works at Miltown were sold
this afternoon at public sale. The only
bidder was William Sellers, who purchased
the works for $450,0OO Tor himself and
others.