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Reeds Request.

WASHINGTON, June e.--This morning
Reed, counsel for Guiteau, presented a pc.
tition TO the District Supreme Court in
general term asking for the rehearing OF
the case Of his client. Tho application is
based upon purely technical grounds, and
embodied liberal citations from the off,
cial record Of the trial. Judge Carter said
the decision would be rendered upon the
petition as soon MS the judges could consult
upon it, probably tomorrow morning. 8
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DE'rolr, Nlcn, June 2.-Onc Of the
union men from Baugh's steam forge, Of
this city, this afternoon reported "a lock-
OUT at that establishment He says the
puddlcrs worked up 10 last Saturday and
were intending to work until yesterday
morning at least, before striking, but
l'augh proceeded to shut down the mill dc.
rartnent ou the plea that he was out OF
pis.iron. On Wednesday he informed the
workmen that he had decided not 10 en-
ploy any more union men. His
action in thus taking the. t"bull by
tho |Iorus" was disconccrtiny, and
the unionists appointed committee to
wait on him, but he informed them that
his mind was made up. a joint meeting
OF union and non-union men was called for
tonight, when IN effort will be made to in
ducc non.union workmen to quit work.
The union is'sai,l to include in its mem.
bership NIL puddlers and scrap heaters and
nearly half the axle men employed at the
forge Tic uuionist who gave this infor-
nation added, "lts going to be IA square
light nnd We can stand it rs long rs lie
can ~ ss 5g-l lgfa{ g Eel 7g's i.i'sii. ss,G'
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Z RAILROAD NEWS,

Special to the lntellIgeneer y.
sclo, O., June 2.--The engineers !. are Tt,ii /
now locating the line Of the Wheeling li
Lake Erie road from Bowcrstowysinl, 4 fos y
Wheeling. They will reach Fairyiew} b;y$
Saturday. The heavy rains during iI,; 4 3thes d
past few days have delayed the work very ,;sr;
much. Z 5isst X III .s!saf5a
NoRwALE, June 2.-contracts l,for| the
construction OF the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie
shops have been let 10 d. X. CramnferS &. I
Company, Of Toledo, for S22 900, exclusive,
OF foundation, which is 10 be done bythos
yard. Work will begin at once, and Will
be pushed with all possible rapidity,8E -
The Railway 5Age5; says. the impression
prevails that the building }of irailroals LasI
fallen lfthis year from the enormous total
OF last year, which wns between o 600 anJs
10000 miles. The fact is that during ithot
first five months Of 1882, there hayo beer
built on l20 lines Of railroad, 8, 3,is0 miles al
track. Track has been laid In; thirty.sir5
States and Territories this year. the largest
amount being In Texas, 73l miles, and tho
smallest in New Mexico, six miles. 6i;IVe!
believe It Is sale to, say that there are 'atl
least $50 lines, covering at IL moderate estiss
mate a total Of 10000 miles, upon which
work is either now In progress, 81! Is pro-
posed to be commenced during tic present
year. it!:. lFIE
parkersburg Jotiraal: In I,i,, conversation
had with G. II. Shattuck, ESD /, as 10 itbe1
right OF way ior.: the GI q sRSRs
through Wood county from parkersbunsi
up to the Pfcasants county line, ;theTterri.
tory assigned him along which ! to procure
said rights otway, he Informed us 1thatsof
the l43 land owners along said route El34
Ind already donated the right sof way or
arranged TOR the same, SO that but nine 70.
mains to be secured, and arrangements IA.
tho rights Of these are now pe1iiing: IN
Mr.. Shaltuck'sS opinion there will ebes es1no
condemnation required. q This Is gratifying
information and spcaks!well forgt lie char.
aeter Of theworkIlone in this direction asl
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is PrrrsnURon, June 2.-The labor troubles
have unsettled all branchesof trade. 4 Man.
ufactured iron Sand nails are in better de.
mand and prices are q little sitter on nc:
count 81 the strike and the prospects Of d
protracted lockout. Pig iron is dnll.and
depressed;i the demand lis light and prices
are weak and lower Glass lis active and
in good inquiry; prices are steady and IN.
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Springfield, III.

Y Y s!rnlScrlEl.p, Ill, June 2.-Everything
was quiet today and both sides arc simply
waiting. Tho men hcld,s meeting in the
forenoon and passed resolution embody-
ing their views and dispatched them to
President Jnrreti, but declincto give them
out. They profess to believe that the strike
will bc OF short duration, 4. ,lft t.iy}s ~
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! NEW York., June se2-A1agnillccntly
bound copies Of the Jersey City Garfield
Memorial volume have been prepared for
presentation to Queen Victoria and Mrs.
Garfield. The volume for the Queen is
inscribed y E.5,
ITO Her Majesty Victoria, Queen OF England
This volume Is presented bJ the citizens Of Jersey
"a City, MI. rs srntelul tribute OF affection for
hcrhympathetc expressions for this people In our
late national bereavement, aud for ihc wreath Of
q deceased presidcnt. " n s; i55
May friendship between the two nations be per
4, 9 peiuAl. y: y & z
The volume intended for Mrs. Garfield
bears the following inscription Il fs
To Mrs Lucntia Il, Garfield. y &
Sprcssions OF sorrow and :sympAtliyIin her late 10
Ereave ement, *
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JcYclnllal,

V CLEVELAND, June 22.-The Cleveland
Rolling Mill company will on Monday
start up their wire, rail and bloom mills
and new smelling furnace with non.union
men. 1t is impossible Just now to say
what the effect OF the strike will have on
the pig iron market In all probability the
c,lrtallment oi consumption, occasioned by
the strike, will be m Offset by Il stoppage
in production Already several furnaces
in the Mahonins and Shenandoah, valleys
have banked TN. -. ..- ~ q i, y .-'
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9 AZ Bny View, ,vtsconslu.,

y MlLwAuKEE, Wis, June 2.-There arc
no new developments at the Bay View
Rolling Mill to-day. The rail mill will be
shut down tomorrow. Tho men, 100
in number, a,e quiet, and claim that they
will be able to- hold out until the com:
pany signs the scale. n !, y3i tls,
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From Ashland, Ky.

Special Dispatch 10 tho lntcllIgcnccE
ASHLAND, Ky, Juue2.-The Norton Iron
Works have declined to sign the new scale.
The works, however, have been allowed to
run by agreement for five or six days, for
the purpose Of working up muck bar and
mil plate NI-a-n-.. .i.L-o .fe..
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New Yonk, June President Arthur
attended lVallack's theatre tonight. Many
politicians Ignorant Of his whereabouts
sought ior him in vain at Ills hotel.
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STATE OF TRADE.
THE WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.
Full and Exhaustive Reports From the rroml.
usnt Commercial and Trade Centera. Of tho
Country, Showing the Condition Of
r. Buslnes and futurc Prospects. tf|'

NEw YonK, June 2.-Busincss continues
much restricted, but beyond the [labor
troubles no serious elements adverse to It's
Improvement cnpparcnt. Thedry goods
trade generally reports fair business. In
tho grain markets the tendency for MI dc.
scriptions has been stcadlly downward,
caused In part by heavy receipts. On
Thursday prices advanced and there is a
feeling that bottom prices havo been
reached. There Is a stronger faith in corn
than In wheat or oats. The pork md lard
market is weak with prices tending down.
ward with slight fluctuations. Business in
wool has not been large. Values are hard.
ening and the outlook for an improvement
is good. This has been an exciting week
in petroleum. New wells have been flow.
ing freely, and prices declined rapidly
with an immense volume Of business. The
hardware trade is quiet. Strikes in the
iron trade are likely TO unsettle prices, and
are having u depressing effect for the pro.
sent. Tea is dull. Brazil grades OF coffee
dull; demand for mild fair. Raw sugars
arc u little more active; better demand
noted for refined md prices iirmer.
American pig iron is very quiet under the
effect OF tho strikes; large deliveries arc
still noted on back orders, Scotch pig
iron market is dull, but prices llrm. In
steel and iron rails no new business is re-
ported, EiSF; ilg8}3 Ei'5i-5
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Cincinnati.

ClSciSSATl, June .22.-Thc iron trade is
excited over the strike which began June
lst, but as the situation here is peculiar
most OF the mill owners believcthat all the
difficulties will be adjusted by Monday
next Meantime the mills arc in stun,
ton to endure q little enforced idlcntss
without inconvenience. Prices are firm
Tor manufactured iron. Pig is necessarily
dull, owing to the uncertainty us 10 future
operutions. ~ I. 5g7r's q q. wv tfr5'
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~ saw mill boiler at iRuckersyillc, M.
exploded yesterday, killing two men and
wounding Others. n h ssgII
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Al Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, June 2-Duslness during
the past week shows no Improvement on
the previous week. This is not hard to ac-
count for in view OF the backward spring
and cold wet weather, which not only greatly
hindcrs all farm work, but has general
depressing effect. Corn at the lst OF June
is not SO well advanced Ms it usually is the
lst Of May. Indeed planting is not yet COM
pleted and where corn is in the ground the
cold weather hinaers its progress. Grain
has passed the usual crisis OF the end OF a
month without any marked feature. Cori,
wheat and rye are lirmer with slight nd
vance in prices. Provisions have recovered
from the depression Of 4 few days ago and
stocks are held firmly at higher prices. q
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FAllsMONr NEWS,
condition OF the Crops-ncnth OF nm Old
H rCitixcn-Nchool Comm EN- Gem en- s iSitii5S

''' ~ '"e eeFops-nenih OF nm Old y
Citixcn-HchoolC Com,nenc Gem ent. III
Special to the Intelliuoncer. ~ ",
FAlnMoNT, June 2.--The growing I crops !
in this section never looked better. Wheat,
is heading out finely and will probably;be
ready TO harvest by the o5th.. Corn and 4
potatoes look we'll, considering the latenless 4
Of the season. Some garden lvesetab abIcss, &
such as beans, sweet corn, cucumbcrs, etc,
which were planted before the cold weather.
in April and May, failed to come up and
Ind to be replanted. 4
Butter is now fifteen cents and quito
plentiful, but beyond this there is rather 1
scarcity in the provision market. Y G oodS
beef cannot be had, and an inferior article
brings y high price. Some vegetables arc y
brought from the East, hut tie prices ara 4
beyond the reach OF most persons. Straw
berries are selling Mt twenty-five cents d !
quart; they will be cheaper, however
when the home crop ripens. .S stSta
The death Of john. j. Moore, ESD. this
week, removes from our midst another}o 3
landmark. Mr.. Moore was about seventy
three years old, and had lived in FairmontaS;
nearly lorty-five years, during which period i
ne has been respected and honored citizen.s
ne was man OF more than ordinary in-
tei!lgence, and held various Offices Of irnst,S i
all Of which he tlled with credit and abil.g
ity. Hlsson, Capt. Z. w. S. Moore, OF WASH.
lngtof, was at his bedside during his ILL!
ness, which lasted but five days. iSti
Our PUBLIC schools closed last night
with the graduating exercises OF the senior
class OF tho high school. L Three young
iadtes and two young gentlemen, having
completed the course OF study!wcre award.5
ed the usual diploma by the Board Of :Edsss
ucaticn The following was the order ;of 1
exercises y; 5li
ss Prayer. Z rs. (
r-ias Music, S;7 81 ~ q fSs
lyanhoe Commandcry March -. :. Blake
tssay-seltlm Lizzie X. Townsend
Paper OH Arctic Exploml illcy ii. iiall
D'nsS sap0'S1ns sis Carrie & jsa:i; Sidney Smith
ESsay-The Sense Of gcaaty... Emma Il IEayIsnS
~, M,a.,u Music, ,32I& Il n Z
Misses Minnie and Anna Nichols. i;:i II; issssi
oIaton-scicntlGc Progress Charles II, Mayors
"Ms,cl pobcmo, Music 4
D"e Si:s Lucy on a:
i;ay-A Plea for the Gir!S Della G. Ncsbitt
Presentation OF Diplomas. by Dr.J. H. Browntleld% Z
!, President Of the Board Of Education
Glass KcDrcscu (bn rIcx ri
Presentation Of Peabody medal BY Joseph. E.!
~ + Sands. Eq. 43ElI
.,t ,tif Music. ,9sS ~ 5is
Ano 1~*st oM1le OllcIllaupt
- Miss Lola H. Hall. : 551
ftencdiction. 81 y V ~
State Superintendent Butcher was unable
TO be present, and appointed Mr.. Sands tos
deliver the medal, whicfhc did in. q yerygS
neat address. Charles II. Mayors was tic 1
successful contestant fol, this honor.
Normal school commencement exe ercisesI /: /;
take place June 1lth 70 18th, Of which more
anon. 5G ~ & & & ls5ssst
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CHICAGO, June 2.-Monetary matters are
in excellent shape. The banks show large
and increasing earnings, and solid pha-
lanx OF funds, and are carefully managed
as rule. Money ranges from 10 per
cent to good customers. Clearings, csti-
mating Saturday, amount Tor the week to
Si3,000,0o0. Monday and Tuesday we're
practically bank as well MS business holi.
days. The general mercantile trade IS
fairly active. The strike in the iron busi-
has had little effect in prices yet. Staples
are less active but prices keep up well.
Wheat was quite active and II large bust
mess was done, chiefly, however, in settle
mcnt for which prices sometimes varied ic
from regular market Wheat closed iirmer.
Corn, decidedly active Lard was well bal
anced as to demand and offerings, but
prices nevertheless were firm and higher.
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A Week's Failures.

Nrw YoRKr June o.-1hc iaii,ttcs re-
ported to New York for the last seven days
arc ] s.. against l9G last week, and 1926 The
week previous. The increase: is in the
West and and South principally. New
York City is still remarkably free from
business disasters. Tic most significant
failure iii tho country is that Of Lionel
Simpson, Denver, Colorado. This is is nm
exemplilication Of temptation afforded by
too liberal credit. The geographical dis
tributiou OF the failures Is It's follows !:
Eastern States H., Western II, Middle 81,
Southern 80, Pacific States aud Territories
1l,,New York City2. si.s2 I.,s$ 4: &
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LOUISVILLE, June 22,-Trade during the
week has been far and prices OF leading
staples remain nearly the same. Leaf
tobacco receipts for the week, l,440l hhds;
the sales OF the week consisted Of ,33S
hhds OF last years crop and IS hhds Of old.
The weather OF the past few days has been
all that could be desired for the handling
OF tobacco in the country, as well as ior
setting out, plants, and there Is no doubt
that it hns been taken advantage OF to the
full extent Prices OF the week have been
irregular and lower on common tobacco
~ today, when better feeling prevailed
nll round, with a more steady market al
prices as quoted last week. No change in
good or fine leaf OF any description, a few
fine light burleys selling at from 25aoslc
one iogshead to-day at the latter price.
making the second sold ut that figure iu'
the past two weeks. The demand for
finished iron and nails is more active in
consequence OF the strike inauguratcd at
tsburgh and prevailing at most OF the
Western manufacturing points.
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ls0StOsi.

fBosroS, MASS, June a,-Thc Commercial
Ba!iHiawill say tomorrow :zThe lnercan.
tile situation Is not entirely. Satisfactory and
merchants and manufacturers are very
cautious about anticipating the future.
Shipments Of boots and shoes from Boston,
this week, 0,e30 cases, against 81 II [ last.
The sales Of wool We're the smallest in any
week for, the year, footing up / l,072, ,00l
pounds, or 500, 900 less than last week.
The leather market is stcady..HSsAll kinds
Of heavy hides firm, foreign and domestic
cowhides and kips dull and nominal, - 4,
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Tho t,f,icn.o kfrff.c.


4 CHICAGO, June 2.-Thc wages which the
iron workers arc striking against are rs
follows Nail feeders 81 rs per day; help
crs s.; puddlers 81 so to S. 90; nailors s.;
rollers S to $40. They demand from 10
to Is per cent The Knights Of Labor have
taken friendly interest in the bricklayers'
strike and proposed conference for a
compromise and Cancellation, they repre.
sen.ing the strikers. The employers have
given no answer and are not much in.
clincd to treat with tho men who have
been troublesome and cvasive, Etf' q
There is no material change in the situa.
ton at .lrondale this morning The nen
arc still out. President jarrett has not ar.
rived, and II telegram has been received
stating that he will not come on as ex.
pected. The Corresponding Secretary, Pat
Carntody, OF the Iron Makers Association
here, has Just received the following dis.
patch from President jarrett, Mt Pittsburgh:
"AIy instructions being only advisory,
you are ut liberty to stop, provided they all
Stop" cI'1 wlEs! :
Mr.. Carmody has also received the fol-
lowing telegram from Vice. President r.. G.
Bullock, OF the Bay View, Milwaukee. .."Do
not work unless they sign the scale. We
are out, aud will stop out until they ail
sign. l will call them OUT The indic,,-
tons now are that the. men will stay out
until the manufacturers give in. The men
claim they have S500,00O in the treasury Mt
Pittsburgh. Also tho steel and rail men
will come to their aid with money when
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At Ilnltlrl,Orc.

BALTIMORE, June 2.-rhe past week has
been conspi cuous only for dullness, and a
two days holiday III tho wheat market
prices declined, the lowest point being
reached Thursday, when prices were S
cents oil from closing prices Of the previous
Friday. To-day there was recovery one
cent, but the market closed easy. Corn
was dull until to-day, when there was con-
siderable movement in early options and
the market showed n slight advance over
the prices Of Friday last. Oats and rye
closed dull und lower. Flour very steady,
but slow OF sale. The provisions market
was higher and very firm. ColIee firmcr
with Il shade advance on finer qualities.
Holders are looking for an early advance.
Sugar declined about 3.cent aud was very
quiet. Butter is utterly demoraiizcd and
prices ior descriptions went of fully % per
cent. Eggs advanced under meagre sup
ply until today; % cents was the ruling
price without quantity sufficient to fiji
orders. Live stock market higher with
abundant supplies. Beef advanced SO TINT
butchers only bought supply for immedi.
ate requirements. Hogs slow OF sale, but
pricesof last week are maintained. Sheep
and lambs in good supply; market runs
liberal toward purchasers. 2.
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ID WlES person. Is nnwell! there ~ psl be ia.
action Of some Internal organ, rerula-exitS
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L.
Tho effect of this silence AMONG the mills
i, al. /. tho oon,n.,,;on ;nI,,as,;os ) .a.I
40 .e'' ~ wv so.niuuVA i'u'ls.i,cs' eoal
and coke. The New, York and Cleveland
Gus, Coal and Coke Company, which sup.
nlv the, mills of the Ay. r. r in the c;tv
i;,',;,. - nro,,.h,, .,ona r.,i.,., !. ~ !,
.'ni.s' ase p,ooap'y ie 'nofc isa.y a'lec!eu .
by the lockout than any other mining
company in this vicinity, inasmuch as
most of Tho mills in fiat mart of tho 5s,; c,;tv
Sa.;,, = ona.a,;a., ,.nt. H.. t,m:S NJ 9 ~
"re s'', III o'e'".'o''' W .'c'r ''.lhs on
yesterday IS gwen at the rate OF ls,o0o
bushels per day. keeling's, Castle Shan
ror ,,,,,}d and Crov & Rail II Saw Nt;,,i prr
n, I 49,, - .hs, -" ~ :. .n :,
1'ha n'uc', y 'Ae'f oecup"elon necessarily
gone, and their operations are restricted
accordingly. a number Of the largest
;,lo onorotod tho,ri ou,,, coo, -; :, 4
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What Secretary Weeks Snys.

PrrrsnCRGlI, June AT the Office OF the
Western Iron Association, Secretary Weeks
summed up the situation as favorable to
the manufacturers side. In this city the
only firms now running who signed the
scaleare Smith, Sutton & Co., Ilussey, Howe
4 Co., and Carnegie Bros. Those who have
not signed, but are running, are W. D.
Wood, Dilworth, Porter 4 Co., Miller, Met
calf 4 parkin, and Park Bros. Those
who are running outside the city,
having signed, are limited to the
Whitaker Iron Works, Wheeling; Ward
Works, Miles, Ohio, and the two works
Of the old Union Iron Company, Cleve.
land. Mr.. Weeks showed dispatch from
Cleveland, stating that the entire Chicago
district was idle, the two mills at work y0s-
terday having closed down. The gentle-
man stated that west Of Pittsburgh there
were twice as many mills running that had
not signed. as those who had signed md
started. That il llussey, Howe Il Co.
could be quoted AS strengthening the
workers, side, certainly Park, and Miller,
Metcalf & 'Parkin, and Wood, and Dill
worth, Porter 4 Co., could be referred to as
evidences OF strength by the manufacturers.
As to the Lawrence works, lronton, O.,
they were running, but will not and have
not signed the scale, rs statcd in dispatch
seen. The same was the state Of alllirs
at the Norton works, Ashland, KY Ports.
mouth, o., is running on Cincinnati scale
!. with tha rp,1nrpt u - Il pp That Skn so, 4,
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PRAYER.
N Music
S'EttFftt fttststs"stssttI
Miss Lola u. Hall. :
:. [tellrfffctfnll.iLl h !.

State Superintendent Butcher was unable
TO be present, and appointed Mr.. Sands tos
deliver the medal, which he did in a yerySS
neat address. Charles II. Mayors was TIC (
successful contestant fol, this honor.
Normal school commencement exe ercisesI /: /.
take place June ! lth TO l5th OF which more