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-EsTABLIsHISD AUGUST 24.1s5
which we have at this time shown to have
lost--uliiy. We hope in this connection ~
that hint to the wise will be sufficient" !"
BLAINE.
Tie nIstrntion Organ Attacks the
{ Maine Man. 17.i=i5Et5t -

b..
Maine Man. =
WAs1IINGToN, September 2l.-Secretary
Blaine's interview in the Chicago Tribune,
in which he denounces Molloneism in Nir-
ginia, is to be printed in pamphlet form by
the Straightout Virginia Republicans for
circulation during the campaign in that
State. a prominent Virginia politician
was in the city to-day and says that the ut
terances OF Mr.. Blaine will have considera-
Bile effect in that State, and will bring the
Straishtout Republican party many votes.
The National Republican today publishes
a double-leaded editorial in which it critl-
cises Mr.. Blaine severely Tor, ms 1t alleges,
giving his open support to the wavering
cause of Bourbonism in the South. 1t take 8
it for granted, in somewhat narrow-mind-
ed manner, that Mr.. Blaine is giving his
whole support to the Bourbon cause OF that
State, but asserts that he is too late and
will not be ready to save it. 1t says that
Messrs. Frey, Hale, Blair, Rollins,
Hoar, Dawes, Morrill,, Edmunds, Hawley,
Platt, Anthony, Aldrich, Sherman,
Conger. Sawyer, Allison, Window,
and all : the leaders Of the Re:
publican party who did not support
Grant at Chicago have given their approval
to the Liberal coalition in Virginia, and
warmly support MIR. Manone- III MS enofts
to crush .Bourbonism. 1t says that Pres.
ident Garfield had also committed himself
fully in the same direction, and that in
taking the step he does MIR. Blaine fully
antagonizes the strongest elements OF the
Republican party in the North. 1t criticizes
the proposition that Virginia shall
be given loan of ten mil
lions from the United States Treas
ury to help her in the payment OF her debt.
While Mr. Blainc's course as regards the
South is not entirely endorsed here, the at
tack upon him has caused some excite
ment in this city, as the National RepubH-
can claims to be the organ of the admins
tration. The fact that Mr.. Gorham, how
ever, shoulders many responsibilities
without the backing Of the administration,
has tended to alleviate any harsh feelings
which the friends of Mr. Blaine may have
against the administration on account OF
this attack upon him.
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New ORLEANS, September 21.-A special
from Pensacola 10 the Picdyuae Gays: Sixty
new cases of yellow fever to-day and two
deaths. Total cases to-date 3i4, deaths Al.
The widow, of George E. Wentworth and
another daughter are down. The fever has
appeared at Oakfeld Camp. William B.
Hoyt lost two OF his children at Cansel
Station, twenty-five miles from Mobile,
whittier he removed with his family A
thousand dollars was received to-day from
Memphis.
WAsnINGrox, September 21.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received tonight from
Brownsville, Texas:
Surgeon General Hamilton:
Inspectors say the Arrayo Gordon is
perfect. No sickness outside or near it
can prevent the spread of the fever if sus-
tanned against legal bubbles.
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MACHINE TACTICS.
A Forged Representation of Collector
Robertson, OF New York.

a
Robertson, of New York.
SARATOGA September 21.-Great excite.
ment was caused by the discovery that the
dispatch was forgery authorizing Police
Commissioner French, OF New York, to act
as a proxy for Collector Robertson at the
meeting OF the State Committee. The dis
patch read as follows:
4,sf: New YORK, September 10. .
TO Hon. Stephen X. French, Grand Union
Hotel, Saratoga:
Please act as my proxy at the meeting
OF the State Committee, and oblige
II (Signed) w. FL. ROBERTSON.
Considerable indignation was expressed
and rigid investigation will be made 10
discover the perpetrator OF the fraud. The
forged message has been photographed ana 1f,
copies circulated among the delegates with
view OF the identification OF the hand
writing.
The Erening Posi- has dispatch from
Saratoga which saws: General Hustled re-
ceived to-day the following dispatch from
Collector Robertson:
WHITE PLAINS, September 20.
TO Gen. G. ". Iusted, care J. ". Froomun:
Stephen B. French has no authority and
never had to represent me in the State
Committee. His unauthorized appear
ance was an insult to the Westchester
delegates and fraud uEcn ME. 1t is ma.
chine tactics over again
w. Fl. RonEnTsoN.
The above was received at Congress Hall
about / o'clock yesterday, but as Hustled
was at the Grand Union Hotel it did not
come into his hands till | O'Clock to-day.
At the close of the convention French
was sought out and asked with reference
to t. is Fl lsted despatch. He renewed the
former statement that he was authorized
to act rs proxy by telegraph, and added,
with the emphasis of his umbrella handle
on the palm of his hand, "The bottom
facts in this case are simply these: Rob
crtson has all along declared to me and to
other OF Folgcr's friends that he intended
to support the candidate OF the Admins
tration, and on the other hand he has per-
sistently declared, to Al. Daggett that he
was for Cornell. AT the Western Union
Office L. L. Westervelt, receiver of di-
spatches, says no dispatch ever went out OF
the Office on Il sending blank. If such dis
patch is alleged to have been received by
anv one it is q primo fueia fraud. John e..
Owen, manager OF the Western Union
office, says: "If the French dispatch is on
one OF the company's counter blanks it is
mnnifcstly fraudul lent." lie never delivers
messages on such q blank.
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CALLING THE TURN
On the Man at the Chicago" "Cnll' Board.
BulldozfDE buyers.

" III
BuIIdoziDE buyers.
CHICAGO, September 21.-"There should
be a rule" said commission man to your
correspondent this afternoon, prohibiting
the person who acts as caller on the Call
Board from trading in the market" The
speaker had been shouting himself hoarse
trying to buy some corn. He sat a little to
left of the caller, pretty well in front, and
there was no good reason why he should
not have attracted the attention of the
official with the gavel.
SIS the caller interested in the market?"
asked the writer.
"Yes," was the reply. "He's o bear
and he hates to see this stuff go up"
"Is it possible for the man in the callers
desk to influence the market|
replied, "calling of an offer to sell without
seeing buyer, shutting down on option it
the crowd is rushing it up, before the
huyers are through all these little tricks
count for n great deal. Furthermore, these
little crookedncsscs, like those practiced
by the pitcher in base ball game, are
rather sins OF omission than OF commits
sion. and while they are effective, are hard
| to point out, and it is not possible to prove
them"
"Do YOU think that there are any sub
/ stautial people under Corn?" was asked OF
a broker who is continually about the corn
pit.
eyes 1 do. Dwight & Gillette, Adam:
Bros, G. J. Kershaw & Co., and probably
3. P. Hutchinson, have large quantities o.
/ corn, and they are all substantial people
There was q lot of the shortage tax en- il
to-day, but perhaps as much put out at tn
HIGHER figures as was taken in. e.5.a
"What do you think of wheat?" z
"McG Geogh will advance Septe mber, an
ii the equinoctial gets here on time he wi
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A Corner In OIL.

'PlTTsnUKGH, September 2l.-The Com
n,ercidl- Gazette will say tomorrow: There
is good authority for the statement that an
attempt is to be made to corner oil on
a big scale Operations have already been
here and elsewhere, and about
IL, 100000 barrels have already been
bought and taken oIt OF the market Heavy
buyers outside of this. Government
hold several million barrels and it is said
the present break is for the purpose OF
shaking out the weak holders.
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BANK BRIEFS.
IncIudfng Notes from The Steamers and
Omcers-The Stag OF wafer.
The Pacific passed up with empties yester-

The Pacific passed up with empties yester-
day.
The Katie Stockdale, from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh passed up yesterday.
Low water and fog detained the Courier
yesterday so that it arrived late and depart
ed correspondingly behind time.
The John Lomas continues in the Mata-
moras trade doing good business and ar
irving and departing with christian-like reg
ularity.
The Chancellor is due down this morning
bound for Charleston. This handsome pack
ct is one that is in every way worthy OF pa
tronage.
The river fell about inches yesterday, the
marks last evening indicating the depth OF
water in the channel to be feet inch
es. The river at dusk WAS stationary.
The contract for building bridge across
the Ohio at Point Pleasant was given to the
Keystone Bridge Company at Pittsburgh,
feet in length, and must be completed in six
months. .
Can't James n. Rhees intends using the
famed Edison light on his new and magnf.
cent Will s. Hays from stem to stern, in the
hold, engine room, cabin and all outhouses.
this great steamer except that which is nee
essary for lubricating purposes for her pom
derOus machinery, thus insuring double
sofety, beyond a doubt, to the travelling pub
hc.-Cm. Com.
As the INTELLIGKNcER intimated several
days since, the name of the Scioto is TO be
changed before it runs again. AS soon as the
proper papers are secured from the Govern
ment, Irregular" will be painted on her pad
die boxes. The craft has been repaired so
that one would never dream that it had had
the terrible experience that the scioto did on
the night of July 4. 1t is a fast boat and
will not belle its new name, but will always
be regular in its arrival and departures
PARKER, September 2l.-River 1 foot
and rising. Weather cloudy and pleasant
R1cE's LANDING, September 2l.-River 6
feet 2 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy.
PrrrsBUEeH, September 21.-River feet
6 inches and stationary. Weather warm and
pleasant.
OH CI1r September 81 River ! foot 0
inches and stationary. Weather warm and
pleasant.
BROWNSVILLE, September 2l.-River 6 feet
9 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, September 2l.-Canal 8 feet
inches falls feet inches and falling.
Weather pleasant.
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Che grltel li(f|'l1lfe II =, !
once !: Nos. :sS nI,tl "a Fourteenth Street.
1NI had a call yesterday from Mr.. Z. Nc. Nc.
= Jo,,o,,5 an intelligent farmer who lives

y CsgE.-4s
Morton. an intelligent farmer who lives
near Holidays Cove, in Brooke county,
aud who informs US that lie has lost six
cattle from the Alabama disease, or splenic
fever. He has a number OF the Alabama
cattle on his place. which he purchased
last spring, all of diem ~ good condition
except one and that one convalesccnt Il from n1
a Slight manifestation OF disease. The cat
tie lost are all natives OF this region. 'H Ten
ot them were sick and, as wesaid, six have
died. Drs. shriver, Cooper and Curtis
made. post mortem examination OF lone. one OF
the cattle, and pronounced the disease
splenic fever The apparently strange cir
cumstance: is that the cattle brought from
Alabama, while they appear to pc the
cause OF the disease, show very little OF it
among themselves. and do not take it from ,'
the other cattle, but on the contrary are
{senerallv healthy and flourishing.
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Chicago Market.

CuIcAao, September 2l.-Weather cold
and receipts fair. Prices on Change at 1880
were generally off where any change was
recorded Wheat Ialc lower for September
and steady for other options. Corn, Gal fc
lower. Oats steady and firm. Pork, 1Oal2!c
lower for October and 20a224c lower for
November. Lard, 10al2lc lower for October
and I2lal5c lower for November.
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An Ancient Lodge.

Boston, September 2l.-The Supreme
Council of the Sovereign Grand Inspectors
of the Thirty-third Degree of Scottish Rite
of the northern jurisdiction of TIE United
States, reelected officers. Nearly 5000
members are in the Jurisdiction. A few
members were expelled for openly declar..
ing "Their connection with and support OF
certain men banded together in opposition
to the jurisdiction of this council and who
confer degrees which they falsely pretend
are OF this ancient accepted Scottish rite OF
Free Masonery." The Supreme Council
of Tunis and the Sagasta Council OF Spain
were declared regular.
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Anff-Isorsc thief League.

PALMYnA, Mo-, September 2l.--The
National convention OF the anti-11orse
Thief Association met here yesterday.
They represent over two hundred lodges.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: j. J. Inter, Palmyra, Mo-,
National Worthy President; a. L.. Sparks.
Bushnell, Ills, National Vice President; 7.
r. Vail, Bonapart, Iowa, National Sccre-
tarv; #. w. Summers, Monticello, Mo,
National Treasury; d. w. Rose, Sutro, Ills,
National Marshal; J.. Waterbury, Avoca,
flour'sh;uv condition No horse thief who
has stolen q horse from member OF the
A Association has ever escaped.
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Mixed Politics.

. SELMA, Ala, September 2l.--The dis
satisfied colored Republicans OF the Fourth
Congressional districtrequested George II.
Craig, white, nominee of the regular con-
yention, to resign in the interest OF har-
mony, and nominated Merritt A. Howe,
colored. John W. Jones, colored, was
nominated by the regular convention for
Shclly's unexpired term. They endorsed
the administration OF President Arthur.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
what the New York PnperN Sny OF iii
: NominnfiOn of EoIEcr.

Nomination, of FoISer.
New YORK, September 21.-Thc Herald,
commenting on the nomination OF Secre-
tary Folger, says: ellis competency for the
office by reason of intelligence: and ex-
pcrience no one can fairly deny. tits
distinctivcly Federal Administration ma
chine nomination"
The Times says: "The result will be dis
appointment to q minority OF the Repub.
licans and q large number oil, voters. He
has done few things as Secretary of the
Treasury calculated to excite public dis
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A Iad Tnkcsn DrInk That provcs

New York. September 2I.-William NJ.
Reed is eight years OF age. On Monday
the boy went into the distillery kept by a
man named Quigley, on Spring street, near
Mulberry, and asked for n glass of wafer
While Tie bartendcr's back was turned the
boy took upa can containing the drippings
from cask OF whisky, and drank a part OF
the contents OF the measure. On reaching
home the boy was taken violently sick and
gradually sunk until he died this morning.
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Too VoluInfnous.

PnILADELpuIA, September 2l.-1n the
saar & ,ou,e thet ',in' ,a nd;c;mant was co vonmi.
nous. 1t was hard, he said, for the jury or
the court to understand it without great
loss of time. United States District Attor-
ney Valentine explained that he had
drawn up the indictments, which he
thought were sufficient, but when such
eminent counsel were engaged in the
Washington cases, he thought it best to
follow their example.
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Damaging Boiler Explosion.

LAcnlSE, OST., September 2l.-The boiler
of the ferry steamer Ricllelieu exploded
this morning, and killed Pierre Duquette,
the pilot, james Richardson and Persellius
Amyot, OF Chatenquap, farmers. Duquette,
son OF the pilot, is missing. 1t is supposed
he was blown overheard. Several passen-
gers were severely scalded by the steam.
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FRI: RECORD.

CLEVELAND, September PA special
reports the Wooster Pad Factory owned
and operated by Emerich, HARTMAN &: CO.,
destroyed by fire. together with most of the
stock. Loss estimated at Sl5,O00 insur-
ance $4,000, Incendiarism is suspected.
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The Result OF. i. IIusband'. Cruelty.

CINCINNATI, September 2l.-A Times Star
Fort Wayne, Ind, special says: Mrs.
David Warden, after having been cruelty
beaten by her husband, set fire to her
house and threw herself into the flames.
She was roscned by a policeman, but was
painfully burned.
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Albanian lIassucrc Frustrated.

CATrARo, September 2I.-The leaders OF
the Albanian league at Scutari, having re-
solved to massacre and rob the richest
Christians, including the English Consul,
two hill tribes marched to Scutari and pre-
vented the massacre. The Consuls have
asked that the garrison at Scutari be rein
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
THE LATEsTTLLEeRAPHlc REPORTS
OF tie Condition Of the Markets at the Leading
Trade Centers OF the Country-The Ralins
Prices for the Principal staples-Finan-
eial and Commercial Affairs.

NEW YoRk, September 21.-Money GAG per cent.
closed at per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a7
per cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills steady
at 81 S2s4; demand "a SsA.
T. GovIRSXHNTs-Irregular.
o. 8. So, e1tended...1MzGst p d s. C drsts-1l2
2. g 4s couP9nA.1s9 so iH l Lang Gfants-IIs rants
Erie seconds lido. Rio Grande div. sefs
Lehigh d Hilkese.--1o5E "Ofered
RAILROAD BoSps-Irregular.
STATE SEcuRrIIES-Iuactive-
louisiana consols.- 69 Virginia es.-:......:- SO
s.. Joseph .........-le9 TIA mat c1uPosss-- IL
Tennessee Is. So virginia deferred
Tennessee Is. new. IS
STockS-Share speculation opened weak and
prices were gal per cent lower than yesterdays
closing figures the latter Sorthwe tern. In the early
trade. the market was weak and further declins
of La1L per cent was recorded This was followed
by recovery OF 1zal per cent. Memphis & Charles
ton, however, selling up per cent to CO. Bat the
market again became heavy and in the carly part
of the afternoon fell off per cent Subsequently
an advance OF kaI per cent took place. atterwhich
the market became weak, which was partly caused
by the tightncss OF the money market. and prices
In the final dealings 6el of 14a1L per cent, North
western Erie and Northern Pacific preferred leading
the downward movement. The market closed weak
at decline on the days transactions Of 1sa2 per
cent ST. Paul, Minneapolis L Manitoba leading.
~ ~,
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6JOO,0OO.

SARATOGA, September 2l.-Thc United
Presbyterian Synod has initiated measures
to raise 100000 in honor of the quarter
centennial OF the organizs ton to be cele-
brated next wear.
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Sergeant Mason again.

BUFFALO, September 2l.-Counsel for
Sergeant Mason fled petition for n hnbeas
corpus argument, to be heard on the motion
for the writ at Utica early in October.
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Or. CRY, September 2l.-Petro!eum-The mar
ket has been depressed yesterday and to-day by the
high carving rates for certificates. This has been
day OF fluctuations there b=ing seven breaks and as
many advances: opening at 7Gisc and closing at
TIC; highest !Sc lowest fitsc. Sales over 6OO0OOO
barrels.
Tr1usv1IlE, PA, September 2l.-oH opened at &c;
highest Is1tc lowest !s14c: closed at TIC. Char
teTs on the 10Th and Goth lk3 9l3 barrels Isl
IS barrels. Shipments II, ,G59 barrels. -.----
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Army Reunion,

MILWAUKEE, September al The re.
union of the Society of the Army Of
Cumberland closed to-day with grand
street parade, in which distinguished mill
tary guests participated.
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snraguc property Attncne:I.

AUGUSTA, ME., September 2i.-Aii Of the
Sprspue property in Kcnncbec county has
been attached for S259, 900 by VIM. Sprague,
az trustee OF EImira Doyle.
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The Auti.chIne.c Sentiment i" z.ondon

LONDON, September 2l.-A meeting con-
yeued bv the Democratic Confederation
was held here last evening to discuss the
proposed introduction OF Chinese labor into
Great Britain. A motion calling upon the
Government to frame measures to prevent
the importation of Chinese labor was
adopted. bIr Parr, OF San Francisco, said
If the Chinese came 10 Great Britain the
Euplish workmen might go and die.
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undoubtedly. be able to squeeze his

'sDo you think he is likely to drop his
wheat before the end of the MOUTH"
"No. He can't afford to do it. If he
wants it at the market now, prices would
break all to pieces, SO that he would lose
7asc per bushel, whereas he is not losing
above &c on his cash wheat now, and will
make something out out of his shorts. He
is besides an honest sbull' on the property,
and believes, and perhaps he is right, that
the time is coming when he will get all his
money back
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FREw-BURT-On Thursday evening, September
a. 1882. a. the residence OF the brides father al
10 Sixteenth street, by Rev. Geo. e Hite. of Chap
line Street NJ e Church. Mr.. r .BEKr T. FgLw and
Mis- SUSAN M BURT both of Wheeling.
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STARTED UP AL LAST.
The FIRES LIGHTED At TSPlTTsRuReH
And Everybody Happy In the s"Smoky CitI"-,AA
New Strike Mt Homestcad-rrcsident5 Jar.
rctt en- the Conference.-The Weakness
:S=@5. or s the 5Amalgamated Association.

" ri E -
L PIrTsRuRGiI, September 2l.-The dlier-
enct,s between the manufacturers and iron
,,a,,,o,, . Ia roo n,,,n-
Mol ,.' Ne' NV .s III. 81, co,nY,e.
ber OF mills started up WIN !" iul. coi.piS .,,
.ment OF men to-day, and the balance VIII VIII
he in operation by next Monday. The best
,,.oo,, o,nnlovors mud en-
l ieet'its -->..s eN.o.' 80. - .,..F.i
ployes, and all sues appear siio 'ii'lt l-' ttie
strike is over In the blooming department
az tho Ressemer Steel Company, at Home
,a,oi n,ontbs
ste'tu' i hei Ae ! % =
ago, the men refused to work to-day PC
cause The management discharged Critch-
,,,o ottoo,.ol EovIay sdnrinp an iueip-
.oM' VIZ
lent riot. - oWieS' WI WIZ was . d ~, ~
man, shot Critchlow and has since been at
work at the mill. When the union men went
=. ;5,,,or,,;n, in oraor to save
u "oiA .nis 'i''i'" ihot 's'' -, -
trouble, fowiey reslgneo, anu ''" -,
Williams then discharged CritchloW The
decision ofI the Amalsamated Association
AZ o,,or ,.;,, Toe, tho o1leced reforms
Vi. on .nc ui'''.i W..
i'll the constitution lor tue eo'elhlien. eeti u
mill committees.
In speakirg of the conference meeting
vcsterdav- President jarrett said that the
manufacturers had asked to have the scale
signed in January instead OIL June, was
untrue. NO s4Gn Is IeaHI a;d that Ma - ,ras NOT
trne @ that the manufacturers sought to have
the scale 60 below s5 so. When asked
Al. Nf xt,n \ I0r,Y
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Prr1sBUEGH, September 21.-River feet
6 inches and stationary. Weather warm and