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many furnaces have blown cut within the
plst weeks and others will do likewise. as

past weeks and others will do likewise, as
soon rs The stock on hand Is worked of.
MIL iron is snominally unchanged ut So3 OO
ahu Sai 0O--four months. Manufactured
IRON Is firm at full card rates, with occasion.
al saies ut Mn advance. Glass is quiet and
steady. Window glass Is In good demand
at unchanged prices. .'Di,rEs '3i07I
Petroleum was active and irregular;
United certificates iluctuated between 81
aild 90 cents, closing rather weak today ut
o2sc, Sales and rcsalcs 4,IS0, 900 barreIs;
shipments isl, 900 barrels. hi 4
Cattle easier, but primo no lower than
the week before. Vr lIT.I
S,55@, ~ 'E y0ST0S. IS
BosroS, juno 1G.--The Commercial .Bul.
ltttn Of tomorrow will say: There IS a fair
demand for seasonable manufactured
goods and nearly all kinds OF staple raw
material. Sales Of wool o,537,7al pounds,
against ,653,050 pounds lust week. Ship.
tnents Of boots and shoes 10 points out.
side. Of Now England, were 3d.
l03i cases against 20,35O cases las,
week. The Wholesale clothiers have
been compelled 10 advance the price Of
sewing 10 per cent within the month ow.
ing TO the absolute scarcity Of work peo-
PIC. This week there has been symptoms
Of more nciivity In certain branches 0!
trade, In which there were lack OF conf.
uence lately. The clearing house ex.
changes in Boston this week are three and
one.llalf millions more than lust week,
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Ut IS strange any one will suffer from dc.
engagements brought on by impure blood
when SCOVlLES SARSAPARll.IA AND
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYR.
UP will restore health TO the physical organi.
zation. 1t Is y strengthening syrup, pleasant
to take, and the. BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
eyer discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphylitic
disorders, Weakness Of the Kidneys, Erysipe.
las, Malaria, Nervous disorders, Debility,
bilious complaints and Diseases OF the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc. ~,
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THE eoiiogs STRIKE,

ConoEs, n. y, June lG.-Onc hundred
and fifty women operatives Of the IIar.
mony mills boarding house, havc been
notified to, seek other quarters, at tho OK.
p'Eation oil the time secured by rents paid
in advance. Notices will be served for
ejcctmcnt on those occupying the com.
pany's tencments Operatives appeals for
aid continue to meet with u generous re-
sponse. Provisions are distributed Mon.
days and Fridays, and money Is dishurscd
at all times where needed. Quiet prevails
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sltion a Of tracks. stations, machinery, &c.
The Gction Of the Legislature incorporating
tho baltimore 4 Ohio Employees Relief
Association was accepted. a. 'J'f
MAssllloS, Ono, June l5.-On invita-.
tion Of General G. r, Griggs, contractor
and lessee Of the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
l'allroad, about fifty citizens Of Massillon,
accompanied by tho bind. went OIL II free
excursion over tho road to-day. Tho
rarty included tho Mayor, Council, other
city officials and prominent business men.
They left here ut 5 o'clock this afternoon,
stny ut Newark over night, where II banquet
Will be rendered tlein by tho people OF that
town, and tho next morning continue tho
trip TO Huron, returning Friday night.
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s,,, I'e oS. alve forcuis, brnscs Sores ulcers,
corn0" , 'gu,'', letter chappcllanls, chilblains,
, es and pmplcs. Get Ilenry's Carboiic saliva
y all others arc counterfeit 4 Price IS cents.
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Ghe qntelligfnter.
:===s. =. x... "a mud ~ Fourteenth street,

nun ,orxry stands solid for tho River
.V'.aJ wv" ont ota total Of 1858 votes Gust
a., a%S' Saturday, s,uM were for subscription.
= ,,.a minority OF the, country vote was
iN'" N'"t,.c,iplIm.-t80 tor to li9 against.
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Ell That Husband Of Mine 49,
Is three titiss Tie tnan hc was before he began
using "sWells' Health Remover. 81. n Drug.
piStS "a -
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THE l.AMoR DEMONSTRATION. j


J The preparations for the demonstration
OF organized labor, appointed 10 take place
tomorrow in this city have been going
on busily for several days, but today
tho interest among those concerned has! re.
doubled, and 5alll hands are arduously en-
gagged in the final work Of getting their
respective associations into trim shape.
That it will be the largest turn out that
eyer occurred in this, city, ana u the
greatcst trades A union VI demonstration
this country has ever seen, is evident on
all sides. It lis impossible to state how
many organizations will &participatc, bur
judging from the fact tlAt, theArsttiyision
alone will +comprise ,sixty.ninei Assemblies
Of the knights Of Labor, md that there will
be five grand divisions, the number will
hnrdly.faIl SshortS Of : 500, ,and the men IN
limo will probably be q, 900 strong. Every
|, man will wear 4 q designating badge. Every
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Clears out rats, i nice rosclcs ii sesS nntx
bed;bnEs, skunNks,s chip,mIlunks;g gophers. 7i5c
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if$ Rough on Kats,r, Clears outs rats, mice,
reaches, Ebe!l;bugs, tiles, ants, moles, chip
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s.llucllupRll,n,"l
non,t nle In.ithe5IIo,l,IIIs,.er lII,.r

Quick; complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary, Diseases. 81. q Drug.
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I: Files Md IuEN. VA
Files, roaches.5 ants, hed.bugs, I rats, mit Z,
gopltcrs, chiptuunks, cleared S0ut By r sIRo,,si,
on Rats, tx. q II ~ ],
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lI,drorhobin Developed by Tobacco.

(, ltydrorhobin Developed by T0bncco. b
Z Nw ionH, June lG.-ChiIson Dickcr.
son, aged 70, Of Denyille, N. ] was bitten
by his dog March 10, which had shown
symptoms Of rabies. Dickerson's wife was
also bitten by the auilnal. They we're
treated bya woman living at Compton
Plaius, noted for cures Of persons bitten by
mud dogs. She prcscrIbcdu course OF diet,
and requested Mr.. Dickerson particularly 10
abstain from the use OF tobacco. Tho di.
rections were followed, until recently, Mr..
Dickerson believing that the danger was
passed, began using tobacco again. On
Tuesday last he died with sll the symptoms
Of hydrophobia. Several physicians we're
in attendance on him,; but could give no
help.453 He Ind dreadful i'paroxysms and
frothed ut the mouth. Mrs. DicEerson has
not yet been affected. z 3s f;liSS,,I
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Michigan iCrop Report.

LANSING, Mlcn., June lo-special re-
turns to the Secretary oi State from 90
correspondents, reprcsenting7l4 townships,
show that tho wheat during May not only
maintained its condition, but in the latter
part OF the month Increased in vitality.
The condition June lst in the southern
tier Of counties, which arc the mo Q
fully reported, WIS 1 per cent better, aud
in,the entire State 81 pei. cent better that
on the ilrst Of Jane, 1881. Seven per cen,
OF the wheat aud corn crops and six per
cent OF the oats crop are stillin the farmers
hands. ll s {!,5ii5, u li;.iI Il 4
The planting Of corn has been unusu.
ally delayed by the wet weather. Many
fields were implanted June Ist. Tho acre.
agc 0! corn and oats will somewhat exceed
last year, The condition OF corn is 03 per
cent; barley VI, clover ~, timothy 81 per
cent rs compared with last year. Less than
one-half OF the clover will be cut in NlicLi.
gan, this season, owing TO the winter killing
aud (rOuth, St u ~ 80 ~. = e,7 =
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Dr, Green's OxyGcnatel; ~ tiers sl;S;
Is the best remedy for dyspepsia, b'i0nsness,
malaria, indigestion and diseases OF tho blood,
Kidneys, liyerr skim etc. Z. :sEB,
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delegation or society will have It's band,
banners, mottocs, etc., 50 that the outlook
for d very handsome display is excellent.
SITUATION AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, June l6.-To.day was very
quiet day ut the Cleveland rolling mills.
a few stones were thrown this morning Mt
the train conveying one gang OF workmen,
but no damage was done. The crowd Of
idlcrs about the mill when the men 60 TO
and from work daily diminislles. A large
force OF police is stationed in the dis
trct morning md evening, and details
OF military companies are on guard day
and night At the armorics to protect the
city and call troops together III IN en,er.
gency. Thomas Blythe, bbrutafiy beaten
Wednesday while oil his way 10 labor, is SO
much better this evening that his physi.
elm has strong hopes Of his recovery un-
less Inflammation sets in. No further case
OF assault bus been reportcd, q
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IS DuRSo's CATARRll SXuFr. cures all affections
of5thc5 mucous membrane, OF the head and
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{ CINCINNATI,

- ~. o. i.
C!scISSATl, June lJ,-Wi.hin tho past
week new source OF danger to the grow
ing crops lius been added in the form Of
the army Worm, which has made its mp,
pcarancc in a number Of counties in South.
em fIpdiana and Ohio and, in Northern
kentucky. barley las suffered the most.
General trado continues dull. sg
r.. Iron has recovered from the uncertainty
ot previous weeks when mills were
closed, and the business is ina prosperous
condition; prices are steady and the dc.
mand is good. Gruin Is less active and
irregular. Eridtntly the uncertainty as TO
the crops is u iactor in the dealings. All
reports speak favorably OF the wheat crop
except that there arc hiuts that the frosted
wheat Is no. filling up equal TO expec,a-
tion. Dealings Si IN t$lwlieat have been
light; butiEprices Y are iirmcr Corn ia
weaker, though not Quotahly so low as it
was Q lew days ago. Oats arc firm. tii$5
siS &! N ~. PlrrsnUEdII. II &
flrTsnuRalI, June lO.-Trade has not
improved any since last week. The lock-
out continues with: apparently as 4 little
prospect ofssettlcment as there was wlie1
The iron workers first went out Pig iron
! is dull and in, light D lemand. VA + gIeaj
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All QUIET AT If,oSDALE,

ClllcAoo, June l6.-Eycrything is quiet
at irondalc this morning. The expected
arrival Of President Jurctt caused n small
crowd 10 gather when the . o'clock train
came in. Mr.. jarrett failed to appear how
ever, and no one seems to know where hc
is o. when he will be at Iroudalc. Mr.. D,
G. Bradley, Of tho Calumet Iron and Steel
Company, ~ al the works but does not
think there is any prospect Of III early re-
sumption oil work, Mt least with the strikers.
The company Is putting up ninc.ioot
fence, entirely enclosing lis works. 1t is
rumored that when this is completed the
works may be started by non.union men.
Many Of the men have left lrondale und
are seeking work elsewhere. 4, 4.
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Goldsboroush, a drummer for Armstrong II
Carter & Co., Of Baltimore, was 50 seriously
hurt internally that he died at i o'clock. II
The accident is supposed tohaye resulted /
from railtnrning over "a ;S3lE
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Hunts Remedy Co.. Providence, R. !,

Prices, 7h cents and sl.2S.
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FUTURES.

COTTON opened unchanged at all markets
Futures in New York advanced during the day
on all months except August which suffered a
decline OF 10 points. The receipts al ports
are 50 much less than for this time last wear that
prices for september and October are liable to A
short advance, unless some specially weak point
appears, Liverpool closed with an advance u
Lea from opening ana firm. New York closed
Gun ana steady; New Orleans closed quiet and
STEADY aud unchanged except for August. which
The day,
CHICAGO. The Chicsgo markc. opened
strung and at a slight advance from the clos
ing andcontinued to show cons iderable strength
during the day; AT noon September wheat
reached Nls October gSi.. September corn 70,
Nctoner as september pork, S2l to october
S2l. %. Fork, however. seemed barely able to
ho!d up losing 2'i cents from the opening. The
early frost IN Canada had considerable 20 do with
me advance of corn and wheat no doubt but it
Is hardly probable that any considerable nd.
vance eau take place or be maintained The
market closed steady with the days advance
The New York Journal Of Commerce remarks
that the mania for gambling, now SO common in
New York Chicago. and other American cities,
an evil which II seems almost impossible To
discourage by either legal or moral restraints.
rev people who live out of the circle within
which the operations arc made have any just
idea OF their magnitude. At the New York
stock exchange the yearly sales foot up nearly
t,NO, 100000 Last year, while the receipts OF
wheat At New York were itWO00O bushels, the
sales at the produce exchange were nearly 500,
OO0,VO bushels, The receipts of corn were a..
100000 bushels and the sales were 233 900, o 4
bushels In lard but little over 100000 tierco,
were received at New York and abont c, ,00l
uerces were sod. At the New York cotton eX
change the sales last year reached 81, 100. OU
bales, While less than 100000 bales have beer
received al that port altogether In the past Tel
years
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COTTON.

The cotton markets all over this county to-
day were reported quiet and steady. No
changes were observable and Galveston still
continues 10 be the lowest market of al the
ports The market in Liverpool was dun, but
ineie may be different complexion given to
The tone OF the situation there soon, for the eN-
ports from this country are below those of last
year, aud the supplies from Egypt are entirely
cut OIL. Stocks there must rapidly decrease,
and tllS state of affairs can but have its effect
upon prices So Tar there has been received IN
lhS ely but one bale Of new cotton, and for the
present prices are nominal There is no
cmbabillly ola decline soon. We quote:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-02
RETURN OF TIE HILLSDALE CREW.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-Among the pas
senger on the steamship Indiana which arrived hero
this afternoon from Liverpool. the four members
Of the Hsdale Rowing Club, who rowed last month on
Thames gainst a OF the Thames Rowing Clab.
They met at the wharf by committee OF tho
schuykill Navy and escorted 10 the Coonnaie Hotel.
The committee rendered them a banquet on behalf of
the schuylk Navy Tuesday evening but the IIIlls-
dale oarsInen compelled decline acc1unt OF
private engagements at home. They will leave Eere for
the West on the midnight train.
The Hilsdale men all in good health and Captain
Terwger stated, that, while he regrettec tie mIsiOr-
surrounding their English visit. he well sat
isned that the in England disposed to fair
pay and TO show them every consideration. He said
that they barred from the races for which they wero
entered by the efforts OF few individuals who seemed
determined to make their stay unpleasant a. posi-
BILE He expressed the belief that the with the
cdent the OF their boat had not occurred aud ho
denied that the in way distressed az the mo
Of the accident lie confirmed this REMARK by producing
the record OF the race which showed that after mis-
men had stopped and allowed the English four 10 pass.
the Hlsdae boat gained several lengths the English
before the finish. He also said tnat the EngshInen
had acknowledged that the Hllsiale four was tue
fastest crew they encountered Two DAYS before
the the rOwed the course In practice in
but the Thames men declined to on the Gay ap-
pointed although they appeared the next day In their
CLUB gatCa Captain Terwlliger said tnat he wOulc
probably abandon racing In the future.
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TRAIN ROBBERS IN COLORApO.

DENVER, Col, Oct. Last night about $50
O'clock westbound passenger train on the Atchiaon.
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad was stopped one milo
west OF Granada by armed men, who helped Themselves
to express matter but took nothing from the passengers
Late,While the westbOund train was standing on tho
side-traek allow the easr-bound passenger train 10
pass two men mounted the engine with drawn reyOvers
and COMPELLED the engineer to the train mile and
half out Of town. where fifteen with reyoyes took
possession Of the entire train The only shots nrd were
at Conductor Dces, who had forward 10 learn the
cause Of the stoppage Of the train fhe conductor ran
back into the su6 kng-car where sheriff and Deputy
Sheriff from Ration aud Sheriff from Las vegas were
sitting Tie saeriIs drew their reyoyers thereby saw
robbers stole $500 money from the eNpresscar.
and ordered the engineer to pull out. They got on ths
train mounted their horses, which hitched near
bv and departed safe In the II the eXpresscar,
CONTAINING $4,000, was not touched. posse of
citizens IL in pursuit OF the robbers.
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THE COREAN REBELLION.

SATISFACTION PROMISED TO JAPAN
AFTER ExAsPERATING DELAY THE RULING 10" hn,
BROUGHT TO TERMs-INTERFERENCE of iAh
CHINESE ENVOY.
YoKou.MA Sept. 13.-Since the last ad-
Vices considerable changes In Corean affairs nave oc
Cured the final results, however, being enureN lH'o
able 20 japan The Envoy from japan reached seoul
The initial Of Corca August 6 and received with
osensible courtesy After difficulty be obtained
an audience with the Kiag who continues 10 ruie ho
nally though at that completely under the sway
OF his father the former Regent, now known ~ lne
Tai-on- At this audience, August 90 the japanese
Envoy presented his Governments demands, ana re-
ouested that a commissioner be appointed 10 discuss
them This was greed TO- but several days past With
out any satisfactory action the part OF the Coreans
Having at last exhausted argument and remonsrance
the Japanese Envoy left Seoul, August 20
and in spite OF tardy regrets from the Corean oncas
and offers OF intervention from the Chinese returned on
board his snip. This unexpected move brought the
Corean usurper to terms He caused messages to De
dispatched which sufficiently apolOgetic and con-
ciatory TO bring the Envoy back 10 the capital where
on August 80 full agreement given TO all OF Japans
demands.
The Corean Government pledged itself 10 the follow
ing conditions arrest the insurgents within twenty
days and innct due punishment upon them, japanese
delegates 10 he present at the trial 10 bury properly
the bodies OF those murdered and pay $4,000 yen TO
their families to nay Japan 100000 yen as indemnity
for expenditure, etc, in five yearly instalments;
TO allow apanese troops in Seoul for the protection OF
the Legation and to provide prOperacco nOdlons iof
them; to send apology 10y special embassy 10 Japan
To extend gradually privileges the japanese resdenlS
and traders afford proper cOnVcniences Tor trVeI
throu COrea for the japanese Government OcaI7
While this was gong the Chinese Envoy, VINO hau
remained inactive with hls escort until August 20 sd
denly called up the full body OF his troops about 3O1O
or OOO to the cuptiL What degree OF pressure ne
may have exercised IL rot yet known, put IL Is
certain that the chief rebel and assassin,
the TaiOn Kun, was TAKEN Oh SDtII ,I
Chinese snip and carried to Ten Ts'n 1t is al eyed
that his departure Dy means voluntary, ana mat
some physical effort required 10 get him ashore 0n
arriving at natiOn. Whatever was the object or
this proceeding must have been dictated ny Ii hung
Chang Chinese VcerOy at Tlen Isn. VINO seems 10
have quite abandoned his demeanOr OF calm ,iOldity
during active COrean transactions IL Is declared
by one Chinese party that the only purpose was 10 res
cue tie Tai On-kun frOm the dangers tha. thIeacueu
him and another that the intent s TO inaiAt III
the theory sovereign control over Corcd ruer "hlcl
Ii Hung Chang has been -trainng Tor throughout.
During he pros pect O trouble WITH Cored, the
Japanese Government received offers OF military ser, ice
from 900 Volunteers aud Of money gifts to the value
OF 100000 yen.