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Irish ConstnbnInry Troubles.

LIMERICK, August 9.-The police, as a
consequence Of an interview between the
County Inspector and the Colnmel deputa.
ton, in which the iormer acknowledged
that their claims were jus,ifiable, but
recommended the men to keep within the
legal rules OF the force, telesraphed yester.
day all over Ireland that they are resolved
to suspend agitation for the present, pend.
ing the action OF the government. II the
decision OF the government is uniavora.
Bile they have resolved to resign in body.
Replies to the telesrams are arriving from
all parts OF the country to-day approving
the resolve and exhortIng the men 10 stand
firm. The police here repudiate the impu.
tation that Fenianism is in any way con.
nected with their action in asking for in.
creased pay, and they intend TO issue n
formal declaration to that effect. Tele-
grams from the Londonderry, Belfast and
other. constabulary state that they agree
TO remain pasrive until the proposals OF
the Government are known.
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lhiimidntIpE Foreign l.abOrerx.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgancer.
PirTsHUEGn, August 0.-Today inior.
nation was made by T. B. Robbins, a coal
operator, against Adrian .Tyall, Samuel
McAllestcr, Gilbert Cochrane, James
Alexander, Geo. Chambers, Rich Thorn.
ton, Andrew Mcintyre, Bartlett Lufley,
Thos. Walker, Barney Carroll, Thos. Boa,
Alex. Bradcira, Ar,eman Cotteli, James
Bradley aud Edward Davis, charging
them with n conspiracy to hinder and de.
ter coal diggers desirous to labor for the
plaintiff from 50 doing, and that in pur.
suance of such conspiracy they have used
force, threats and menaces OF doing bodily
harm upon and against the foreign work.
men employed at the Robbins coal mines.
The specification charges and sets forth
that on Saturday, August 9TH, 1882, at
South Fayette township, eight men, who
had been working in the plaintiff s mines,
were peacefully going to their work when
they were surrounded by the defendants
and their coniederates, numbering more
than fifty men, many OF them armed with
bludgcons and other dangerous weapons,
which were wantonly ilourishcd over the
heads OF the foreign labor element. These
acts were accompanied by threats and me
naces olbodily injury to the men, who were
desirous OF continuing in the employ
OF the company. Some OF the defendants
and their confederates shouted, skill that
= Kelly" the meaning OF which the
miners know in union labor parlance rs
"b'acklee.' Cries were also heard from
the attacking party, including the defend.
ants, rs follows: "AIark him so he wont
come back to work again." "You oush, to
be killed you - blacklegs," and "By the
eternal = we'll put you past working il
you come down here any more" ~
4 capias was issued for the arrest OF the
defendants and bail fixed at 5000 each.
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HltIEF TEI.EGRAMS,

The Malley jurors had a reunion at
"IIomestead," West Haven, yesterday.
Ten jurors were present. :.
A number OF female clerks ID the Office
OF the Secretary OF the Navy were dismissed
Yesterday on account Of failure OF appro-
priations.
A Dwight, Illinois, Special says: Eleven
buildings were burned here Yesterday,
Loss $4,000; insurance, 81, coo. 1t is sup
posed to be incendiary.
A Maysyille, O., special says the Repnl,-
llcan Convention OF the Ninth district yes.
terday morning nominated Gen. James S.
Robinson for Congress.
4 St. Joseph, Mich, special says: Al S
O'Clock last night bright light was seen
OFT this port, which was believed 10 have
been the burning ola steam barge.
The President, who has one hundred
thousand dollars available for the suppress
sion OF epidemics, has referred the matter
OF yellow fever In Texas TO the Secretary Of
the Treasury.
Tho Lake Shore road suffered another
accident to freight trains, a, Clyde, Ohio,
Tuesday morning, which DELAYED trains
and caused considerable damage. Care
leSsneSs was the cause.
4 Milwaukee special says: The AIilwau.
kee 4 St Paul Railroad Company has sold
TO an English Syndicate, represented by
the Clesc brothers, los 600 acres OF land in
the fipestone district at s. 80 per acre.
The Harmony mills, Cohoes, y. y, have
a thousand looms running. Weavers who
emigrated 10 distant mills, send word tLat
they have given the required two weeks
oil leaving where they are now en-
ployed.
Mn. G. S: Boogen, wife OF the agen, OF
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road, at
Franksville, II small station in Racine
county, Wis, was brutally outraged BY a
tramp yesterday, who happened to find the
lady alone in the house.
y Dan Blakeney (coiored) was lynchetl
near Lancaster Court House, s.. c., ycs,er.
day Tor an attempt 10 assault white girl.
Another colored man was lodged in iaiI ior
an assault upon mnlat,o eirl. The leo.
pie threaten to lyneh him also.
An Atlanta, Ga, special saws: In a
speech ut Acworth, yesterday, Governor
Colqnitt, candidate for United States Sen.
ate, planted himself .flnarely upon The
platform OF temperance and against the
manufActurcand sale 81 whisky in Georgia.
A Cleveland dispatch states tla. reports
contipuS 10 come in OF wide spread deras.
Ian by the recent storms in Northern Ohio.
Crops have been destroyed, and lccaying
vegetable matter Oh the bottom lands has
already become offensive and is causing
sickness.
A jamestown, niko,s, special says: The
Rufus Hatch party OF hesvy operators on
Wall street were 1ipristi by the great
arain crops shown them by the Bosni of
Trade Yesterday. EIa'cll said to friend
that this crop would put $4,000 in his
pocket, as 1t would iavo,ably affect recent
purchases OF stocks, Z =
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FARGO, D. T., August 2.-Ruius Hatch
and farty Of English and New York
capitalists have purchased 10000 acres ol
grazing lands, lying between the Little
Missouri and Powder rivers, in Montana,
from the Northern Pacific road, Isl per
acre, on seven years time. AS the grant to
the roai only takes alternate sections, the
syndicate will have a practical pas,urage
o! 100000 acres, rs it will have the use Of
the intervening sections OF government
land. 1t is proposed to stock it with So.
OCo head OF cattle. The party, in com pany
with Herman Tro,t, Land Commissioner Of
the Northern Pacific, are nov en- route 10
inspect this purchase.
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same Tor another reptile that appeared a
moment later. That emptied bis
gun, and he was not prepared for
what : followed almost instantly,
when big snakes and little snakes, black.
snakes, copperbeads and vipes poured
out Of the log In stream that fairly made
his hair raise. The ground for many
yards around was literally covered with
crawling reptiles, dozen Of which chary.
ed on the nearly petrifed lIouseman.
This brought him to his senses, and he
made bee.line for home. The farmer dc.
clares that there were more than hundred
snakes In that log, and he feels like kick.
ing himself because he did not fire the log
at both ends and in the middle. One Of
the snakes that he killed he. says was ex.
actly six feet long. Sportsmen ure Of the
opinion that the snakes have nearly exter.
minated the young quail, and predict that
those birds will be very scarce when the
season opens,
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l,rrn called the Hornet, published at
lin Springs, Ark, is making war on Gen.
RF. Kelly, formerly Of this city, the Gov.
et.nent Superintendent at the Springs. It
ar. ,ha, Senator Camden is one OF the
Generals hackers, by whose influence he
!, ken, in the place. 1t seems, by other nc.
roans received from the Springs, rs il
General KrlIy's placeis wanted by some
AIkau.as man. He is possibly looked on
!, carpet.baveer down there. A man nc.
ouires citizenship in the United States in
i've wears, bu. Me,husalth himself could
no, livc long enough to be regarded as
citizen in some OF the Southern States.
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Garfield Monument SubscripiIon-Pt
sOnAI aud General Notes.


sOnaI aud General Notes.
Special Dispatch TO the Iu,elligencrr.
WASHINGTON, August 9.-The following
are among the recent subscriptions to the
Washington Garfield monument received
by Col. Corbin, Treasurer: Officers ard
crew OF the U. S. flag ship Richmond,
Nasasaki, Japan, eighty-iour dollars; J. E.
Wilson, Hays City, Kas, FIVE dollars; C. A.
Shepherd, Post G.. a. R. OF Oteoga, y. Y,
ten dollars; citizens OF Charleston, Ind, by
II. Howard, Postmaster, nine dollars;
Samuel VI. Dabncy, u. S. Consul, Fayal,
Azores, twenty dollars; citizens OF Olympia,
Washington Territory, through J. Z. Hay
den, eight dollars.
From kilograms received here, it looks
as if the South would undergo another
yellow favor siege.
There was large batch Of promotions
made in the PostoiIice Department to-day.
Among those raised to the $1,000 grade
was Mrs. c. Jobuson, Of West Virginia.
New postoi!ices have been established at
Cisco, Richie county, Racine, Boone
county, and True, Summers county, ".
Va.
Mrs. Hannah McAlurray has been COM
missioned Postmis.ress at Clinton, WA.
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Hall. Out OF O7o delegates in full con.
vcntion about one hundred were present,
from advices. though. perhaps two hun.
dred delegates will be here this afternoon.
The meeting though small was full OF en-
thasiasm. The convention was called to
order by Rev. llnyman, OF Chicago, chair
man OF the State Executive Committee. and
was opened with prayer by Rev. W. Ii. S.
Holmes, after which 6. G. Campbell was
selected temporary chairman, md A. F.
Smith, temporary secretary. John B.
Finch, OF Nebraska, was called upon and
made rousing and thrilling speech, after
which the convention adjourned until
afternoon. No committee on nominations
was appointed, #.l sl-
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PHILADELPlIlA, August 9.-The manager
Of the Philadelphia Grain Elevator Com.
pany notified the toIeman ut Pt. Rich
moni that unless the grain handlers, who
refused to work a, sixty.four cents per load
rate. returned TO work by noon to-day their
places would be supplied by new men.
Strikers not responding, new handsjwill be
put to work and the strikers paid OIL. All
the 9ey pen needed are expected to.mor.
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IS. - ~AA AS4AAC 2NlIWHI.
CANTON, August 0.-The Wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad was completed to the
Zoar Reservation station on the Tnscara.
waa hranch OF the C. & P. to day, and
through trains from Toledo 10 Zoar over
the new road and thence via. the e. & P.
branch TO Dover and from there to Mari,
eta on the Ohio river via the Cleveland
and Marietta, the latter road having been
purchased by Commodore Garrison TO be
run in connection with the Wheeling and
Lake Erie. The Valley extension will
soon bccompleted to Ioar Station nom
Mineral Point, and passengers on that
road will enjoy the advantages OF the i'm.
ro'..Hnt new connection mt Zoar, in a shor,
time. The Cleveland and Marietta road
for q long time has been no,ed as heius one
OF iha :lnshest In the country, but 1t i,
now being steel railed, the work having
been commenced at Cambridge. The old
"f" arrangement for getting over the i'm.
mense hill south OF Ncwcomerstown will
be disposed of, by the construction Of a
tunnel, 'z'=Irs sg1.
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WHEAT was weaker yesterday at Chicago,
lat corn cloaed stronger. Pork also, in
sympathy with corn, was higher. The
rports from the corn crop are excellent
oaly second 10 those about whcat-but the
trouble is that while new wheat is coming
into the market every day, the old corn is
getting scarcer every day, and the new crop
cannot affect the market before October.
We may yet see old corn considerably
higher, as it is largely under speculative
e9atrol. The present price is great hard.
ship on those who are forced 10 buy, but
there seems to be no help for il.
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LONDON, August 0.-The steamer Mosel,
from Bremen, bound for New York, is
aground under Lizard Point. Her posi-.
ton is precarious. She has hole through
the bow. She struck at $50 this morning.
Tugs have been semitic her assistance. The
weather is calm and hazy.s All the passen.
gers are landed at Penzance. The Mosel
had mails To- New York. She also had Il
full complement OF passengers and full
cargo, including FreBch jewelry valued at
l5,QO0 francs. She is fIll oi water and
will probably he Q total wreck. There
was o dense iog when the steamer went
ashore. 81. ~. n ! M :. N.
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SmslIpox III Minncsota.

NiSSEAfolls, August 9.-Five cases OF
the most violent type OF smallpox hare
been discoveredi in family named Lund,
in the village OF stanchtield, this State.
Two children died fes' days ago and il
Is believed none oil the five now sick will
recover. A local board OF health has been
organized by the State Board OF Health.
Lnnd's house has been quarantined and
all the inhabitants OF the neighborhood
are being vaccipated. = !, /,
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New ions, Angus: 9.:Ellio.t and back.
er met Richard 4 Fox to-day, at the office
Of the lat,er's paper to make arrangements
for the prize fight. Tug Wilson, Elliot's
hacser, proposed to put up sl,lGl 4 side.
TO this Fog denurred, and til" question
at the stakes were postponed. It was
agreed that Mike nonsldsopii Of Chicaeo,
be referee. and New Orleans the hattie
ground. Time not yet settled.
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THE GOLb DIST DISASTER.
WV '"""'''"n of the Woundcd-Snmes
oI the bend nj Hickman.

/" tie bend nj Hickman. @
'A'Ho, August 9,-At Hickman one col.
%ei man Iiei this morning, and another
se1lecied TO die soon. Undertaken Gard.
ne hrf Is stillliyins but in critical condition.
iae Passengers and crew at Hickman un.
He' W. Treatment are John Lansler, Mr. and
MS Thornton, L. P. Day, Frank libkie,
Anu " all are doing well. j, Henry Hayes,
mos, Gibson, Henry Washington are still
Sad James Washington is very bad. The
Teaa buried at Hickman are William
"ooinson, Of Edwards. Miss, ]. ?. Fitz.
MN.'ald, St Louis, y. Coleman, Ohio. NJ.
,lc'or. OF St. Louis, Thos. Brenck, Of War.
'ea county, Ohio.
:, lhe cOlored buried at Hickman are
mSiY Hayes, Memphis; George Washing.
IN; IN; ht; Louis; Jno. Evans, Memphis: VIM.
-rH, rro!t, Memphis; J. Walker, Memphis; ].
aatnotnion, Kansas City; ". Howard, Mem.
f'y, s.. Louis,
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Rad lInn uhe ntLnr,-r

DUBLIN, August 9-Fi,zpatrick, convict
ed OF an attempt to kill the Recorder Of
Dublin, was sentenced to five years penal
servitude, He begged the judge 10 post
pone the sentence, Nnti. he could nave slf-
thet legal adyiee: The Judge" refused and
said he wins 4 pest to societyand on the
border Of insanity, but quite accountable
for his actions. 'le'i.'''it''' ''ii.a e
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ktuieA in Dcalb.,-,

NEW YoRx, August "a dispatch from
Matamoras, Mexico, to-day says: Newi haa
JUS: reached here Of the execution oil
twenty five Apaches, who were capttred
by tue Mexican troops and publicly shot at
Chilua Peru, Monday. They met their
fate with expressions Of the greatest con.
tempt on their faces. 49, iss5'.
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rrc wool markc, East is fairly firm &C.
.,,,inrto the New York Bulletin Of ycster.
+, That paper says: at seems to be
- .,!,c,it,! that cost is as low as can be ex.
IA and manufacturers do not hesitate
r r i,ys., shtn they really have use for
1T .'....
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A DESERTED VILLAGE.
THE CAPITAL DULL AND LlFELEss
After the Gsoias Of Cossr.Nm.n -atetIng OF the
West virllati .I,psbiIean Association.
The Fighting Chauets for SueetMlu
~ " the State-Garneld Monument.


efNe'"' eNPat'' W iHttiitbeHtCf. Y
e'WAsnISoroN, d. G., August 9.-The
city has lost much Of the lie /. presented
Tor eight months. The hotel lobbies are
pretty generally deserted, and Congress
man in the street is looked upon us a
curiosity. The leading hotels here will
close mp for the season nt once, and the
President and Cabinet will be Off for their
respective summer quarters in few days.
Ohioans were not slow in departing from
Washington when Congress adjourned.
Representatives UpdeSrail, Morey, Leedom,
and l'ut.erworth left last night, and Rep.
resenIatives schultzc, Townsend, and
Speaker kieier leave tonight. Senator
Pendle:on and wife will 80 to New York
tonight, and after brief stop there, will
20 dircc. to Ohio.
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4 Big Judgment.

z prrSnur0n, "a, August 9 in the suit
Of the Pittsburgh Besselner Etsal Company
against Charles S. Henchlnap, 10 reeoyer
damages Tor alleged breach Of contract in
hitting 70 supply plaintiff wi,h.l0,000 steel
rails, judsnienrl naa been entered against
defendant for $50, $50 ) :; '..-5g,sesa7 ,s
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APnILApELpnIA physician who was called
nIor 10 save the life OF woman who had
taken poison refused to write a prescrip.
lion until his fee OF S2 had been paid.
Lawyers who abandon the legal profession
and begin pracicins medicine should al.
ways notify patients OF their former occu-
pa,ion in order that unpleasant mistakes
may be avoided-Chica9o Tribune.
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GItt g,stellitgfttter.
AZ, ,o.. ~ and - Fourteenth street
,orr to the lSTELLIGEScrn last even.

xo1r 10 the lxTELLlGgScrn last even.
:. lrom a gentleman in the interior, says:
"f, ,Jpjrr Edwin Maxwell, Of Clarksbutg,
= ,,n.pp,etl to allow his name TO be
Las n candidate for Congress in the
g, district. 1t is thought that II Wilson
T. T. no, run, and II is now understood lie
N No, be candidate, Maxwell can carry
acr.ou. Dodlridse, Lewis, Tyler, and
-, corn,i,s OF the district .
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i GREAT deal OF harm was done by the
late rains out in the neighborhood OF Free
port, Ohio. Berryman's run was higher
shan ever known. The Pres says that no
estimate can be put on the damage done TO
the hay crop and the loss offences, bridges,
culverts, &c.
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PHLAprLrIuA, Pa, August "a special
from chambenburs says: Senator Stewart,
Independent Republican candidate for
Governor. last evening, forwarded letter
to General Beaver. the Republican candi'
date, proposing a Joint discussion with
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Special Dispatch 10 the intelligence
FAIRNoSr August 9.-The Palatine pot.
tery, located in P;llatine, owned by Thos.
D. Harden. and operated hy Juo. N. liar
den, took fire at five o'clock this morning
and burned TO the ground. The loss is
estimated at 5000. No insurance. The
cause OF the fire is unknown,
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.ANoSG the guests expected nj the White
Sulphur Springs during the coming week
are General lIarranit and his two sons,
Senator Cameron and family, Generals
Hancock and Grant, ex.Secrelary Blaine,
and Uscar Wilde.
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iS7ERpAY's New York advicesin regard
10 nails ale TO the following effect: !.

AIT W TIC ioilo"iiiS eHee'' %
Nails have sold readily and at times
SNh some little freedom. the condition OF
NE market proving quite satisfactory to
;""", .,Ss HOLDERS Supplies enough can be
.U.',,' .UsI'n 'ot the outlet, but apparently no
surplus, and values are well sustained. We
d,T;. IaTte i. $40 net per keg ior Dd to Cd in
ordinary invoices" F@
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THERE are twenty.six free trade leagues
10 lOTa. The Des Moines Leader gays it
81 free trade State by two-thirds
nsorily.
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A"BrLL" marke, is raging once more in
New York. The crops and the adjourn.
men, Of Congress, have enthused all the
Operators.
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Tnr farmers Of High Ridge, Belmont
r,anty, Ohio, will have harvest home
b;;rnic on the lgth. ~
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Illinois rropibintn conSeni,on.;
BLooMiSsrcS, Ills. August S.9affhee Pro.
hibition State Convention assembled at
10 O'clock this morning at Washington
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f,g,rg PlryIUs has dried up, and Ven.
,,, ION Us with his promised cold wave.
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b A committee from the Womaus' Chris.
tian Temperance Union were introduced.
Mrs. Geo. Merrett, Of Indianapolis, and
Mrs. Helen 3lcGousar, addressed the con.
vention in advocacy Of the constitutional
- -.l-sS t;,7.,i,t-, Az
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-23

At . meeting ct the trustees Of the
Palouse and Columbia River railroad
company held in this city yesterday,
resolutions we're adopted increasing the
capital stock from $1,000, 900 to s3,-
100000. The object Of this COMPANY
10 to build railroad from tho 5l.mils
post on the Northern Pacific eastsrly
to Moscow, with q branch to Farming
ton. Several miles of grading have
been completed and 4 large force Of
men are at work grading. The trus
tees elected G. H. Prescott President
If the company; G. j. Smith Vice Pres
ident, VICE J. N. Dolph resigned; H
N. Chase Treasurer; Joseph Simon Sec
rstary aud W. H. Upton Assistant SEQ
| ystsry.-Uniox.
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sgznRsT4T4oVs E1A4s.

Nxw YoRx, Nov. l3.-Ths captain
Of the brig Letitia, arrived to-day fFoh
Meragone, reports that Sept. 2}st, vAsR
near St. Marc, Hayti, = large coast
Of great brillancy was seen bearing ssas
by south and visible for some time af-.
ter sunrise. The captain sa.ys the con:
ct has been visible in 4syf spnsti@a
and is very brilliant A. " cana
northward it diminished in sixs and
brightness, and appeared moving in .
more southsrly direction over Hayti.
1t was seen as late ~ 10 an. in The
day and appeared much larger than
upon eur approach to Now York. Most
Of tho people 10 Hayti think their lset
day has come. After the comet Of last
year they had small pox and lost mn:
wards Of 60, 900 lives. Throughout u
dominion they always look upon :
comet as bad omen and are u loss
to know what trouble it win bring
them.