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peTrERY MN EXCIrEn
Fears that Foreign Manufacturers will
Flood the Country with Ware.

Fears that Foreign MaunfAefurerS Will
Flood the Country with Ware.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE manufac.
turers Of china and earthenware are con.
siderably worried over ihe discovery made
by the customs officers OF The Treasury that
sections 7 and 10 Of the new tariff law
became operativeas soon as the act was
approved. The decision Of the Treasury
in this case will affect the pottery manu-.
iacturers more seriously than It will those
engaged in any other industry, and strong
representations have been made by them
upon the subject Representative Nc.
Kinley, Of Ohio, in whose district ore ex.
tensiye potteEies, sent Q telegraphis dis.
patch deprecating the action otthe Depart
ment; and Representative Brewer, Of New
Jersey, who not only represents consti.
tpency largely engaged in the same branch
ol industry, but 10 . pottery manufacturer
himself, came TO Washington this week to
gee II something could not be done. The
American manufacturers seem 10 Gppre.
bend that their foreign competitors will
make Ihay while the sun shines, and
before July 1st next will make immense
shipments Of china, earthenware, ETC.,
! 10 the United States with the hope and ex'
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BosroN, March lS.-In Watertown,
about eight miles from here, Mrs. Carleton
was murdered in the hallway OF her own
house. About 7:30 o'clock last night the
door bell was rung and Mrs. Carleton
answered it. Her daughter coming down
10 see who was the visitor, stepped upon
the body OF her mother at the foot OF the
stairs. Her skull was crushed with large
rock: Officers are looking for her hus'
band.
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Sr. LOUIS, March lS.-A dispatch from
San Antonio, Texas, says, two young men,
sons Of prominent stock men Of that State
have been arrested there and have di'
vulged intelligence OF large gang Of cattle
and horse thieves. The band is said to be
composed Of some Of the most notorious
and desperate men in the State. Measures
are being taken for their arrest, and the
stock men are taking great interest in the
matter. But from the dangerous character
Of the gang their capture is expected to
involve good deal Of blood shed.
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VOLUME xXxI.-:NUMBER 177.

peCtation Of seizing and retaining control
Of the American market. Representatives
Of the pottery industry who visited Wash.
ington while the tariff was under discuss.
ion strongly urged that under the old law
the advantagethey derived from duties was
too narrow 10 afford them fair basis for
competition with the Stailordshire manu-
iacturers whose operatives receive only
starvation wages. The American manu-
factures do not expect that the men,
women and children working in the Eng.
lish potteries will be able to realize any
benefit from the oversight Of Congress, but
believe that their employers will.
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vESlcE,, o., March lion Thursday
afternoon Herman Klohn, farmer, in
Erie county, left kettle Of coal tar on the
stove in the house, and went out. The
tar boiled over, and Mrs. Klohu, in at
tempting to remove 1t, dropped the kettle,
The clothing OF herself and child caught
fire. Klohn returned in time TO drag them
out and extinguish the flames. The child
died the same night. Mrs. klohn has since
given birth 10 a sill born child. Her death
is inevitable.
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March ia freight
train Of the Chicago & Alton and Illinois
Central came into collision at Normal, ILL.,,
yesterday. Eight Alton cars loaded with
cattle and an Illinois Central engine and
several cars were thrown from the track.
Some OF the cattle were killed and the cars
ali badly wrecked. Cause Of accident not
determined, but 1t Is believed to be by
some misunderstanding Of the signals.
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Thirty Insurance Companies sued.

NEw H4yRN, C9SE, March l7.-In Feb
ruary 1889, the dry goods store Of Edward
Malley, Of thiscity, father OF Walter Malley
and an uncle Of james Malley, notorious
as the delendqp.s in i, the Jennie Cransr
case, was burned. The inSurance on the
burned premises amounted 10 $4,000,
and The loss wss estimated at S90O, 900. The
insurance eoHpsniesl With ! Fey vs. exceptions y.
termination 70 resist tAe payment Of the
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roD,y We begin the publication Of an
,'sr.,iur series Of articles entitled ION
u Plains in "65." The articles.originally
'. '.,.,,qd in the Fayette Enterprise, since
r 's,cb they have been revived by the au'
So,, The story deals with West Vir'
's ii, regiment, is well told and will be
ttJior,d with increasing interest.
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Socialists, Dem mon strntiop IN France.

PARIS, March lO.-Up to $50 O'Clock this
afternoon, the day has been quieter than
usual. There has been nothing unusual
even at Champs de Mars, where meeting
Of Communists was announced to take place
orat Pere Ia Chaise Cemetery where many
OF the slain communists are buried. In the
the Provinces the only incidence has been q
meeting at St Ettiene, which was dispersed
without resistance, and a similar meeting
at Ronbaix, the dispersal Of which was
attended with slight resistance and the
arrest Of eight persons. --.-.-. - =
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PHILADELPHIA, March ls.-superintend-
ent snowden, Of the mint, says the dies for
the altered design Of the new tive.cent
piece will not be ready for two or three
weeks. The altered coin could not be
Issued till then. The nickels now in cir.
culation will not be called in. Colonel
Snowden goes TO New Orleans TO inyesti.
gate the circumstances connected with the
issuing at the New Orleans mint OF gold
Join found below the standard by the AS
say Commissioner who reported 1t to the
President, rr.rII
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NEy YoRK, March lS.-There was a
large convention Of Irish societies in this
city to-day to arrange reception to Par:
nell. The proceedings were not harmo-
nious. The Land Leagues presented DR..
W. B. Wallace's name as President and
the Ancient Hibernians the name Of James
Oliver. DR.. Wallace was declared chosen,
amid much confusion. The Hiberniana
lett the ball. When the noise subsidized
the meeting waG vesumed and the business
committees appointed to consider the beat
manner OF receiving Parnell.
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TryyEssrE's experience with her Treas
.a,.rau not be CALLED highly satisfactory
T,r, T crooked out Of five is good average
=, ,r,sasurers Of easy conscience. 1.-THE
:, S,,s wishes to keep this thing up she has
.,lr 10 compromise with Polk. No 6. will
n s,pasOuabiy certain to come along with q
i., bll Of plunder and want to compro'
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HELENA, ARK, March ia special to
the Western Associated Press saysthe river
has declined three inches during the past
twelve hours. Everywhere it is declining
rapidly. The weather is clear, wind west.
eriy, and fears OF further trouble are ban.
ished. Confidence and hope are fully re-
stored. Planting operations are being
pushed with vigor,
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Incenalary Fires.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, March 1S-A second
incendiary fire occurred at Bloomington,
Ind, at II o'clock last night, destroying a
barn belonging to Professor Wiley. His
granery was fired some time ago but not
destroyed. A wall OF building destroyed
Friday fell, burying beneath it four men,
and one boy. three Of whom were probably
fatally injured.
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CINCINNATI, March 1S.-A fire at Hamil'
ton at 8 p. NJ, destroyed the distillery Of the
Miami Distillery Co., owned by Pattison 4
Caldwell. Loss $4,000 to 100000; well
insured, The bonded warehouses; and
some outhouses were saved. Distillery and
cribs total loss.
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CINclSNArr, March 17.-Burglars early
this morning broke large hole in tht
plate glass window oi Dalheimer 4 Col
Iewelry store, Fifth and Walnut Htreets, and
stole jewelry in the show case valued al
$500, and escaped without being observed
by the police.
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BRlDeEpoEF, Cosy, March l7.=YhiIe
Mrs. Ann Roland was kpeellpg in front d
the stovo yesterday, sayin g prayers, a live
coal ieil on her clothing, getting them on
IRE. She was shockingly bHrped, and died
Ibis morning. Three Of her laughter
were badly burned trying to extingufsh the
hamRA
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w,s,rpy lSloS isn't the worst stock a
-. r,n hold. Last year the company did
! D,n ha!ness Of SIS, ,39S,OOs, Of which $780,
~ IA, ret profit-about nine ptr cent on
". ". ,,ni,al stock outstanding. with river
i, i lx,,r, .eOwing, sweetly flowing" through
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Tar ,bowman who wants to make a for
,o,e in a season wont fool his time on
Jsnbos, living skeletons, fat women, mer'
m,ids, $1,000 beauties and that kind oi
,bipp, lie will lasso Tabor and start on
tbe prsnd tour Let him appear in one oi
,bo.e :9fO Senatorial night shirts and Ia
bor will pay all expenses and insure
I;,;J0DI
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JACKSONVILLE, TRxAs, March l7.-Thl!e
FIRE yesterday consumed an entire block.
The loss is 10000. Insurance light. The
postofice was destroyed and the following
Firms bgrapi out: Bottom Bros, Tilley I
Settle, Jarrett I qoodson, Jones, Pierce 4
RsgsdRIe, E. Rothschild,' ". D. Drowden
and ], NJ, Gibson.
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penth or nm E..Copgressmap.

ERIE, March l7.-Hop. Carlton ,. Curtis
died ut his residence, in this CITY, this
morning. He was member Of the Thirty
second, Thirty.third and Forty.third Con,
gresses. During the war he was Colonel ol
q Pennsylvania regiment. He was one o!
the ablest lawyers in the State and man
OF high character and greatly esteemed.
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RxADESo He ISrELLlGESCER will be
Interested iu letter Of a well.informed
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
souching the on interests OF Tennessee.
The corresp, dent comments on two
striking points in the production OF iron in
the South; the inCreaing cost and the
aiuuIsctureI's willingness to take all the
ppat he can gct. The Southern manu-.
hcturer is more lesirous to make money
than to break down his Northern brother.
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CHATTANOOGA has six railroads, and is
booming. Imagine Wheeling with six
railroads, two Of them making short cuts
between here and the Connellsville coke
region! Iiv, lderbilt's road comes a rail
raI bridge sill follow, and the bridge
will bring Hore roads. Wouldn't the
bridge make sure thing Of the Wander
bilt road? 1l.re is the money here tc
build It, an there is money in the project
What DO OIL lneyed men say?
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:, NAV be that Captain Mutt left bis fam
~ oonfonsbIe circumstances. II not
", :. ,be time to ray 30. There are many
y. ... xbo would be glad Of a chance to
FSi ,,ihs 10 testimonial Of sympathy.
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A NAN less brazen than Dukes would
never claim that seat in the Legislature
BH his brother members are making a
cushion Of thons for him, and 1t isn't
lkely that We will find it comfortable OF
bealOwed to hold it long. We look for
handsome exh Ition OF decency at Harris
bug and it ought 10 come tomorrow, just
,i,sr he has taken the oath Of Office. Nc
o,her business should be permitted to
i5,.rvena
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Acquitted.

PHILADELPHIA, March l7.-Dr. William
S. Forbes, demonstrator anatomy at the
Jefferson Medical College, charged with
completely in desecration ofgraves in Leba.
non cemetery, was acquitted this morning
in the Court OF Quarter Sessions.
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ST. LOUIS, March l7.-oby E. Owen, the
deaulting teller Of the Third National
Bank, was sentenced in the United States
Court this morning to eight years in the
Chester, Illinois, penitentiary. The SEN
tence dated from to-day.
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u.r,5y Florence Dixie's liieis saved
a.o,,s,. ~ n are proudly vindicated' 1t IL
fayd fs.b.n,d tha, this isn't an advertising
,.l.o oi the corset makers.
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To make a salad that is certAln to please all
tastes, you need only use Durkee's Salad
Dressing. Nothing equal TO It was ever OF.
tsred, and none 30 popular. It superb
! table sauce.
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An Alleged Assassin Dead.

DUBLIN, March ls.-Rowles, awaiting
trial in connection with the Phoenix Park
murders. died in aepeliptic lit in Kilman-
hahn jai! tonight, ..I
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(hs 7ntelhgettrtr:


nr,p, quote a limited demand
! laD, Esn,ueky eans. Is this a judgment
W,,,pYson
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A FERTILE VALLEY.

Chattanooga Is the pamral center Of
trade for the valley Of Fast TeuReaAes, one
Of the richest in the whole country. Its
equally as fertile as the Shenandoah Valley
Of Virginia, with dozen times its chRnnO
10 rat It's products to market on navigable
streaus You can get some idea Of Its
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point below the city hall, so as to allow the
cars of the leading railways TO 20 across
from Jersey City without breaking bulk.
The preliminary surveys have cost $50 COO
and the cost of the whole work is estimated
at SlO,t 1000. The tunnel is to be 100 feet
below the bed of the river. Ii has not been
decided just where the entrance on the
New York side will be located.
II is announced that a consolidation has
been effected between the Edison and Field
system ofelectric motors, and company
formed to work the united mechanisms
with u capital OF $2OVO,0O0 divided into %
COO shares at 800 beach. The first experiments
will be made at Menlo Park BY one dew
ice collisions will be avoided, because the
simple approach of two trains within GER
tain distance of each other will deprive
both OF their motive power, EdiSonS ex-
periments at Menlo Park heretofore have
secured speed IT one mile IN two minutes,
and even higher rate can be obtained I'M
der the present improvements, Special
efforts will be made TO introduce the new
motor on the elevated roads in New York.
The blue book from the Canadian dc
partment of railways and canals, contain
ing statistics for the year ending June 80,
lSS2, has just been issued. On June so
there were in the Dominion tiity-two dis
tinct lines Of railway, contain ing a total
mileage as follows
Track laid, but not working ,,.... 5000
Under construction .........,.,,,....3 lS, sl6
1otaI '..,.. ............. ........,. il-1, SUI
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RECEIPTS,
This Year. Last Year
STOCKS
EXPORTS.
ustta a.

THERE is an other effort being made to
erect cotton factory in this city, with
every prospect of success. The people OF
Dallas have not made failure in anything
they have attempted lately and it is to be
hoped will not do so in this instance. There
are now l0l cotton factories in operation, or
soon will be, in the south, and all
have paid large dividends. The
Montgomery Advertiser in a
recent article says 1.-THE Granitevile, South
Carolina, Factory company has just de-
cared its last annual dividend Of u per
cent, after paying all expenses and the IN
terest on its bonded debt. The stock.
holders are said to complain loudly at their
hard luck, because last year they made 30
per cent. The market is really very bad
when southern factory has to put mp with
81 per cent" II factory in South Caro-
lima can pay such dividend, besides pay
ing interest on bonds to build 1t, there is no
reason why n factory In Dallas, with its
capital stock full paid, should not make
much greater return on the amount in.
vested IN its construction,
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FUTURES.

IS New York to-day cotton futures were
from 567 points lower than last evening.
The nearer months showing the greater
decline. In Liverpool there was an I'D.
vance from 1864 to "a, but the market
closed unsettled. A singular feature of
the market Is that the figures for May and
July in New York are identical, an occur.
renee which seldom Is witnessed and which
shows plainly that there is very little cot.
ton being carried at this time by dealers in
futures.
Chicago Produce and Provisions-The
grain market in Chicago was
weak to- lay. May wheat sold
for Slll9, declihe OF cent since
yesterday. For June IL brought ll3 3.S. n
falling or of cent. May corn was quoted
At 50 l.2. decline of 5S, while for June it
showed the same falling oil and closed at
81 T.S. The receipts in Chicago to-day were
wheat, SO gi7; corn, 2l2 iS6; oats, l07,lii
Tue same dav last year they were; wheat,
Is ,616; corn, 81, l5i; oats, 81 ,U9l. The ship
ments to-day were: wheat, . .6i2, corn, S5l.
2S2; oats, l0I, $50. The corresponding day
last year they were; wheat. g. 7G2; corn,
00,003; oats. IL 1873. Provisions were n
shade lower The lat quotations at /
o clock for May pork were at $50 10, but on
the close II was nominal. June pork was
. IL cents off 1f last nights prices aud
brought so 10. May lard was II IL cents
lower and brought 81 s. IL, aud June de-
clined az II ~ cents AMI closed at Sli 40.
In 81, Louis there was decline OF wheat,
May falling off (. and closed ct l.l32. For
June IL was lower ami brought 81 IA
Nav corr r'o.sd 1t 80 bid, which shows n
d ,cline OF I. June coru st zane price a.
yesterday, o2s There was no change IL
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oats, May bringing i2l bid, and June closed
al 4Ss bid.