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PITTSBURGH, July 3l.-The iron situation
remains quiet, nearly all OF the nmalgam.
ated people. being in attendance Mt the
Chicago convention, II was reported to.
day that four heaters had en-.
tered into an agreement with
the National Tube Works Company at
Mckcesport will 60 to work tomorrow
provided the company would guarantee
them $40 Il day for three years.
The officers OF corporation refused 10
deny or affirm this, but it is generally
credited and it is thought that others will
follow.
A manufacturer interviewed here TO.
night, said that il the experiment OF run.
ming with nOn-union men was successful at
Alckecsport. NIL OF the mills in this city
would follow the exnmple. s ~
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CHICAGO, July 3l.-The markets on
Change this morning opened with notable
changes. Wheat is liable higher, July
being the strongest. The wet weather has
made Il stronger feeling, although the re.
ceipts are nearly 100000 bushels. Corn,
which benefits by rain, is IaSc lower. The
corn receipts are also heavy. Oats are
lirmer. Pork is l0al5c lower under con.
tinued hsmmering, and lard o!a5c lower in
sympathy. ~
Advices this morning indicate the rain
storm quite heavy and extended to Iowa,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and to southern
Illinois, lasting from twelve to thirty
hours. The sky is still threatening at ii
NJ. 1t is not likely that any material
damage to ripened wheat has been cone
yet, but continued wet weather now would
prove disastrous to tho wheat fields in this
section and northward,
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tainabe Il bears no more relation 10 the
finished effort than skeleton does to the
blooming maiden. "You must yet into my
brain here u you want to get my lecture In
advance OF lis delivery" said tho Doctor
the other evening. u often do no. know
what shall say until the platform has
Then, too, he Is an actor, n mimic, an
orator, not preacher combined, aud the
sumo words delivered by n less able man
would lose eorrcspondingly In effect.
Such y wonderful flow Of words, SO many
beautiful figures md thoughts, such close
perception, accurate reasoning and sincere
belief are seldom found in one man, but
when combined they arc the elements
which constitute the lnollel preacher. DR..
Gnanl will soon be transferred from Balti.
more to Philadelphia, md in his new field
far grander results arc expected than any
which before have been attained.
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flour Mills burned,

New loEK July 3l.-The extensive
flour mills OF lIecker 4 Co., 2O5 to 2G5
Cherry street; were burned this morning.
Five Hundred men employed in the build
ing ran ior their lives and its believed they
all escaped, but the flames spread with
such alarming rapidity there may have
been some lives lost.
The Express says, on wkat floor the
ilaues started and how they began can't at
present be asccrtained. The immense
building was SOON mass Of flame that
rose distance OF 100 feet above the roof.
Ihe heat was so intense that the people
dwelling in the tenement houses across the
street were obliged 10 fly for their lives,
leaving all their household effects behind.
Inc unfortunate occupants deserted their
houses none too soon, for the flames shot
TO the opposite side Of Cherry street, and in
less time then it takes to write il the con-
migration had wrapped ut lcast fifteen
houses IN flames, extending from No. 1871
up to like street, and continuing for scv.
eral houses beyond that illoroughiare.
While the flames were burning with ter.
rifle fury at the flour mills, the walls fell in,
killing two liremen. At the same time it be.
came known that four OF the factory hands
had perishcd in the flames. 1t was cur
rently reported ut the time that n number
OF those residing in the tenement houses
across the street, had been unable 10 cscape
and were among the dead. =
The loss OF Sanger, Beers 4 Fisher will
be about 100000 on both stock and build.
iings; partly insured. The loss Oh the other
buildings destroyed on Cherry street, will
no; probably be less than 100000, mostly
covered by insurance. At about 2.::i5
O'Clock the walls OF two lenements OH the
corner OF Cherry and Pike streets, fell with
n loud crash, carrying the telegraph poles
with them and narrowly missinga crowd
OF people in the street. Chief OF bat.
talon Shea, and foreman Hugh ". Gold.
ing, OF No. IL engine, were both overcome
by the heat. Chief Shea rapidly recovered,
but it was found necessary send Goldine
to the hospital. The Seamen's excllauge
was damaged about 5000 aud Seamen's
home, 81, 800. 81
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for TINT corporation, I don't know. Yor
might as well say That water will not run
down hill Ms to say that the Pennsylvania
Company will not work In the interests ol
Pittsburg." 4lE!5,I b. ...slg.5 .5.s
"Ilns any work on tho Hempiield exten.
sion yet been accomplished ~ ~.
Mr. Spencer Vice President OF the rail.
road, u small gentleman with let black
lnoustache and gray suit, who had come
upon the verandn during our conversation,
wns here appealed to by Mr.. Garrett for
information, md ho informed us TINT the
first three miles OF the Connelsville cxten.
sion would be finished within sixty days.
Having said this much he resumed his
seat, and the conversation was continued.
"What Is the feeling oil the railroad com.
pany toward the Wheeling City Council!"
"Thc best OF feeling prevails. There
should bc no antagonism. And yet ,.s 4
corporation VIC can't sec why tho city
should anagonize us, because We want TO
aid the city in every way In our power"
"llavc there been any steps taken by the
City Council or tho railroad company look.
ing towards compromise Of tho differ.
Crces?" -tF &
Some OF our people who were ut Wheel
ing a short time since in connection with
the Pewiky arrangement, hive informed
us that there is disposition OF the Council
to se!tl3 our differences amicably, and
when this is done the railroad will be
built. Wcare willing TO do our part, md
We only ask wise md proper adjustment
OF affairs" -l
a I this mimi onr tpinrvie,r ,rna -opIoI
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An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an Eas t
India missionary the formula of n simple.
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis,
Catnrrh, Asthma. and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also 4 positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous COM
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has /;
felt II his duty to make itknown to his suffer-
ing fellows. Actuated by this motive and a
free OF charge 10 all who desire Il, this recipe
in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing viii, stamp. naming this
paper, W. A. MOVES, li9 'I'0uer's Biock,
Rochester, ~ r. u lf,'' u III 'I5ifY :
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TllESAvAL Hill.
Passed by tho Senate With Few Amend.
-.s meuts,

fRSscu ny thcSCnnto With Few Amend.
ments.
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-After the trans
action Of some minor business the Senate
took up the Naval Appropriation bill.
The advisabilily OF empowering tho Sec.
retary Of the Navy to close useless navy
yards, transfer perishable stores and prop.
crty to other yards and require him
to report facts in each casc to
Congress, was discussed by Bayard and
Plum as TO tho effect which tho conccntra.
tion oil The civil establishments OF other
yards ut favored points might have OH in.
ilucncing elections.
Mr.. Bayard moved 10 strike out the
item empowering the Secretary OF the
Navy TO close the useless navy yards,
transfer perishable stores and property 10
other yards, and directing him to report
the facts upon which he acts to Congress.
Bayards motion prevailed-yeas 81,
nays "a.
The appropriation for the payment OF
labor in cquippiIg vessels, etc., in the
navy yards was increased $4,000, making
total Of S775O,00O. -
Mr.. Plumb moved TO insert proviso, re-
pealing all laws providing for the promo.
tlon and increase the pay on the retired
list. Agreed to after assurance that the
proviso would not be restrictive,
The bill was reported to the Senate and all
amendments made in the Committee OF the
Whole were concurred in cxcept one
offered by Beck, reducing the appropria.
ton for finishing the Mainlonamah md
other ironclads from Sl,000,OO0 to $780,.
600 and stopping further proceedings un-
der the contract OF March, 1877. -
Upon this a separate vote upon concur.
renee, which was demanded, resulted,
yeas 80, nays % So the amendment was
retained in the bill. All votes in the mega.
tive were given by Republicans. Cam.
eron (Wis.), ingalls,, Sherman and Van
Wyck, with Davis Qll.), voted aye with
the Democrats.
Mr.. Miller, Of California, moved to fix
the number Of licutenants Mt 200, instead
Of 225. Not agreed to.
MIR. Bayard moved to strike out OF the
item giving the Secretary OF the Navy dis
cretion 10 place officers when not Mt sea on
a furlough rs well as on leave OF absence
or waiting order pay, the part relat.
ing to pay. lie said that in
other grades officers received two
thirds, but when on iurlough only one.
half pay, ind that this was arbitrary, a
discretion which had sometimes been
abused. He instanced case within his
knowledge in which an officer had been
cut down to half pay for giving testimony
the Secretary did not like. s5+s
Bayard's motion was adopted. The bill
then passed on riru r0ce vote.
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AMALGAMATED ASsOCIATION,
n Largo Number Of Delegates on Hun
fur fl,. f,nupnu sI.,,, ,,s ~, ,t.....

Large NumDcr al Delegates on lIRntl
for the Convention ut Chicnso.
Chicago, July 3l.-Presidcnt Jarrett and
about two hundred and fifty delegates from
the various iron und steel works through
out the country, are here 10 attend the an.
nual Convention OF the Amalgamated AS
socia,lon OF Iron Workers, beginning to-
morrow and lasting probably week. The
sessions will be secret. There will be mn
election OF officers and several changes In
the constitution will be made. All the
delegates seem more tllan ever determined
to stick ont for their original demand, aud
feel confident OF success. They state that
twenty.three mills have resumed work u,
their terms and only one with non.union
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MI. ,,j1 tha. fell yesterday afternoon
i"r ,r,,i.r will do great good to the corn.
!. NV .,rs down gently for over two hours,
~, ,Tery drop Of il went into the earth
M ~, /, fell. Such a rain will put the
..;Iir, touch on the potatoes and give
a. 4, o,p,he moisture needed for successful
avn, We can now look out for roasting
irll grown pattern.
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CRAFTS DefnIcn&ion.

4 HARRisnuRu, Pa, July Sl.-Cashier
Mutt, Of the State Treasury says the Com.
monwealth will lose nothing by the de.
ialcation of Craft, Cashier, Of the Franklin
Exchange Bank. Although Graft had
credited the State with but SOS, 900 on the
books and acknowledged to having receiv.
cd 5000, yet State Treasurer Bailey holds
his certificate OF deposit for the full amount
and receipts Of Craft duly credited. K.
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Nearly II HIs Fire NJ Morgnutow,,

siSta Dispatch TO the laiellIgeuccr
NHaHASrowS, July 81. : The public
school building, formerly known MS the
Academy, took fire yesterday afternoon
lFom the spontaneous combustion OF some
Old ass which the janitor had used in
Cleaning lamps and had left under the
Stairway. The timely discovery OF the flames
saved Tie Independent school district Sl5,-
o9, The building was only slightly dam
Sraj
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WAsnISGToS, DC, July 3l.-The gen.
eral impression tonight is that the river
aud harbor bill will be approved. The
President will send message to the House
tomorrow giving, formal notice of his ap.
proval, but expressing his intention oi
exercising the discretionary authority Of
the Executive in supervising the expendi-
ture Of money appropriated.
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TOLEDO, July 3l.-In the Watkins case
this morning the -cross.examination OF
Jennie Worthipgton was finished. The
defense put two witnesses OH the stand TO
i'npeach her, and succeeded, considering
the quality OF evidence. One OF the wit
nesses was one Of the attorneys for the &c.
Tense, and it was evident that there was
some tall lying somewhere. Mr.. Southard,
for the State, opened the argument with n
mastery effort, after which court ad-
journcd until "Wednesday. r..-
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Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF
yonr rest by n sick child suffering and crying.
With the cxcruciating pain OF cutting teeth h
II so, 80 at once aud get bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
The poor little sufferer Immediately
upon il; there is no mistake about It. There,
is not q mother OH earth who has ever used
it, who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regu late the bowels and give rest TO the
mother and relic! and health 10 the child,
operating like magic; Its perfectly safe to-
is the prescription OF one Of the Oldest best
tcinale physicians und nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
t3f' f.3 -s-i ;zsrg,t= MwFLw =
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.lhs .gnttlliaeutt1r:
Io., ~ aud ~ Fourteenth Street
:, r,yx, seems to have no opposition
Sn,,s..ip in the Third District.

,,r,IoypRSr OF the Brdrion Noun
,otices the presence Of II number ol
liisn ,,hc Webster Springs. The mcri,
rsT, ''.,,, Is that i, is really moral sort
w. ~ ~. where people can recuperate at
tt.e expense, 81
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"'HAokMErAcK," a lasting and fragrant per.
fu,nc. Price 25 and 80 cents.
4 sMrLons Cure WILL Immediately. relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's Vitallzer. Itneyer fails to cure. s
t$iA NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Il Price so cents. 81:
5A Sold by. T.; Booking, agent, under Odd Fell
lows Hail., and by r. H. List 1910 Main
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CISclSSATI, July 3l.-A Frankfort, KY,
special says: Charles Price was fatally
shot at his cabin yesterday by his neigh
Dor, Frank Stanley. Stanley had just been
informed Of m attempted outrage by Price
upon his (Slnnley's) daughter and the
shooting was to revenge this injury. Prices
little girl was also dangerously wounded by
one OF Stanlcy's balls. i
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THERE will have TO be either II wonder
l4I rdrclion in temper in The Seventeenth
District or Il boll.-Cincinnaii Enquirer.
The Enquirer probably lays too much
sress on the maniiestoes OF Private Dalzell
The Republicans Of the Seventeenth Dis
rict are likely to send delegates TO tht
Blrnesyille Convention that will nomi
r:.e somebody before they adjourn-some
body, too, who will fairly represent thu
cAoice OF the district. There will be nj
hi, 's- rh
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LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-The iorty.sixtll
drawing Of the Commonwealth Distribu.
ton Company look place to-day. The fol.
lowing prizes were drawn: ticket G3,69G
drew the capital prize OF 1000: ticket
$1,000 drew the second prize, $4,000, and
ticket 3%,2226 the third, OF 5000. The fol.
lowing tickels drew $1,000 each: 1880,
1880, 1891, 6l,70l, 79,7l6.
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rgt PiltsLursn COmmtrcial Of yesterday
.,,,,ir. A review OF the strike situation at
,I..ud Of the second month. 1t inclines
n N. opinion that some action will be
.teu :, Chicago by the Amalgamated As.
.d,,ion Convention that cOnvcnes to-day
i,th,. city, tia, will result in the solution
d,he difficulty. 1t estimates the loss in
,,,s in the l'i,tsburgh district alone in
.,vO months at $l,O0O,O0O, and IN equal
,pOunt in other districts.
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SUNDAY sCIIOOL NSSIaBI,Y.
festcrtiny's Procre,iings nj Mountnin
Lake Park. .a-fr rf

| - NJ ~
Lake Park. IgHa
Special Report for the Intelligence, ssf T..
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 3l.-Tht
lady lecturer on Sunday afternoon hat
probably the largest crowd Of the season
She was attended on the platform by Mis-.
a. Taylor, OF the Wheeling Female Col
lego, and narrated her experience in d
pleasing and fOrciblo manner. The crowd
OF Monday was less than that in attendance
the day previous, though the lectures were
especially well attended. =
The usual normal c.lsscs and other sec.
ondary exercises were held, and much In.
tercst WIS manifested. ig 81.
The forenoon lecture was delivered by
Rev. A. A. Wright, Of Lynn, Nlass., OH
the subject, "Blemishes OF the New Vei-
sion," and the afternoon lecture by the
same gentleman, on the beauties OF the
New Version" Rev. Wright is Snperin.
tendent OF the Coltugc City School Of
Theology at Cottage City, Mass, and is cs.
pecially fitted for the discussion OF the
subjects chosen. The principal objection
OF the reverend gentleman 10 the New
Version is that many Of the passages are
not clearly translated into .i,iionlutic Eng.
iisli, though the reviscrs werc us able a
body OF men us could bc found for the
task. Tho version, rs Whole, was
warmly commended, and it was the opin-
ion Of the speaker that it will eventually
supercede the old. Eev. Wright has a
pleasing appearance on the platform, is IN
excellent speaker, and his mingled wit and
wisdom are at all times pleasing to an al-
dience. 81. h.
The Monday evening lecture was deliy.
cred by Rev. S. l.. Baldwin OIL "the Relig.
ion and the Superstition Of China" DR..
Baldwin spent twenty.three years rs 4
missionary in China, and is thoroughly ac-
quainted with the religious and supersti-
tons oi that country. lie is IL pleasant
speaker though not an eloquent one, and
his lectures were among the most interest
ing OF the Assembly.
The exercises will end Tuesday evening
and some OF the ministers arc already de.
parting. The forenoon lecture on Tuesday
will be delivered by Rev. Wright, OH "rhe
Old Bible or the New Bible, Which ?" and
the afternoon lecture will be delivered by
DR.. Sims on THE Philosophy Of Failures" !"
In the evening platform meeting and
farewell service will be held, when the
Assembly will be officially adjourned.l
DR.. Thomas Guard lett to-day. lie will;
speak twice at the Asbury Park Assembly.
Drs. Sims and Wright will lecture to.
morrow.
The farewell service will take place 10.
morrow evening. g-5fs,..
Mrs. DR.. J. Z. uupp and mother and
party, from Cranberry Summit, visited the
Park to-day. 6as ~
Rev; J. 5. Milford and iamily, Of
Wheeling, arrived to-day.
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CiScrSSATl July 3l.-Wm. Franz, a
blind organ grinder, intally stabbed Louis
Spraul this evening. spraul is II desperate
man and was 1uarreling with Mrs. Franz,
when Franz came into the yards and inter.
fered. Sprau! struck him and Franz used
a'kniie. which ho had in his hand, with
futal effect sf'ssE ~
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.,,,r,IOyDESr Of the New York
t.ol the opinion that the White
= lHs. a.. snrinrsare losing their distinctive
Slt.a .., and becoming more Of u West.
c. XIV Southern resort. For this reason
s''It y .int. .ciiely al the Springs is deteri.
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Nv, TSrE, the well.known furrase
bplier, who planned aud surerintenaid
he buildin. Of the Top Mill and Belmont
BIS. furnaces, here, was drowned yester
rriay a, Pittsburgh. Weare without par
fcalars as 10 the occurrence. Mr.. Tate
rs an Enslishman, past middle age, and
,naa Of high rcputc in lis line OF bust
nes. lie had built and successfully imam
yaratel some Of the largest and most pros
rvus furnaces in this country.
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WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Secretary Foleer
will begin 10 award three per cents in ex-
change for tho surrendered bonds on the
Goth OF August. All applications received
on and after tomorrow will be opened and
filed away in regular order.
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WAsnlSGroS,s July Sl.-Lieutenanti R.
NJ. G. Brown, Of West Virginia, U. S. n,
injured by an accident Mt Cadiz, is now in
tho London Hospital, s. Il 5syE. Is
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4 CINCINNATI, July 3l.-A Bardstowa, ky.,
special says: Isaac Wilson, a desperate,
was shot and instantly Killed by Charles
Miller Yesterday. Wilson made mur.
derous assault on Miller, and the shooting
was In self.defensc. i,S7 -. sgs53 :
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Al,e.

PlrrsnvRon, PA" July 3l.-At meeting
ol the Chamber OF Commerce to-day, rule
one OF the navigation laws was strongly
condemned, and n resolution asking lis
repeal was unanimously adopted. z
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Defaultcd.

ToLEDo, July Sl.-F.s F.sW.B. ;Armitage,
representative in: this city Of the Mercantile
Agency Of R. G. Dun & Co., formerly oi st
Louis has absconded. The amount Of his
deialcation is not known. z; 4.
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Yellow Jnclt.

LAREDO, Texas, July 3l.-The deaths at
Matamorls since Saturday aie twelve. The
cases under treatment number about forty.
The Mcxicans at New Laredo resist ouaran-
tine against the yellow fever. 4, -
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The REV. Gro. II. TrAyru, Of Eourbor,
Ind, says: "Both myself aud wife owe o, 4
lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cpre.n' i5,siI
!, :, ARE YOU MADE miserable by lnligeslIon,y
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss OF Apretite,5
Yellow Skin? shlloh'sN Ni,u!izer Is a positive
cure. X y 5sE3 ~ F=4i5..!i
WHr WILL you cough when Shioli's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 80 I
cts. and $l.:, N "a ga.
sHILon's CArARnn R.aEDy--a positive cure
for Catarrh,I Diphlhefia and CSnker, Mouths
o. Sold by Il. booking aseEt snnder Odd Fell: K
lows Hall, and by II. u,.i,i.b,, 400 MlSss
street. :, gsS !; a :f5s5
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did He?

fS5LoNpoS, ,OXr., July 3l.-Daniel Weaveran
American,was arrested MS a suspicious per-
son,while ncgotiatinga silver deposit certif-
icatc Of the United States. Weaver at.
tempted 10 draw Il revolver when arrested.
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\ DunLls, July&3l. 3l.--Archlisllop Crokc
speaking NJ lI,ily, County jTipperary, ad
vised 1rishnen not to eIngrete, 3