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PlrrtDuReu, November 9.-Discoveryhas
been recently made, says the Commercial
Gazette, Of an ingenious evasion Of the
tariff by importers Of sheet iron and their
agents. Tsgger's iron, which is a very light
grade, is admitted for 80 per cent ad vslor.
EN-, while the tariff oi the heavier grades
Is from II to q cents per pound. Th5 im-
por,ers have been mixing the two together
and the appraisers have been deceived into
admitting It under 80 per cent ad yalorem
rate. After its arrival here Il would be 70.
packed aud shipped west. II Is said that
thousands Of tons have been brought into
this country by this evasion, much 70 the
injury OF sheet iron mills here and else
where, W
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NEWS BY THE GABLE.
THELATEsr FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
or Moment in the Old cOuatrIe.-1ho Lora yay
ot's ProesnlOn-rho Wrath of an AMI.
Jewish Preacher Against Monte.
AIRES General News.

LONDON, November O.-The popularity
Of Sir Moses Montedore aad the general
publicintt rest manifested in the celebration
yesterday at Ramsgate Of the philanthrop.
ist's centennial birthday, have produced a
feeling OF jealousy and opposition among
pronounced church men. The Rev. Mr..
stocker has hastened 10 place himself at
the head Of IN anti Hebrew movement
and is doing oil in his power 10 advertise
himself as It's leader. Hc has already
announced in the public prints ssries OF
anti Jewish lectures TO be delivered by
himself at tho Mansion House in the
Egyptian Hall, with the Lord Mayors con-
sent. .a
This conduct on the part Of the Lord
Mayor and Mr.. Stocker has produced gen.
eral social sensation. It has caused indig.
nation among the friends Of Sir Moses
Monteilore and Hebrews generally. They
have united in protest against the use OF
the civic building, which has been presid-
ed over by Hebrew Lord Mayer, for any
such purpose. Alderman Isaac5, himself
an orthodox Jew, leads the protest. Mr..
Fowler, the present Lord Mayor, although
he has committed himself beyond recall to
the Rev. Mr.. Stocker, has become alarmed
at the opposition, and in reply TO the pro-
test has agreed that the lectures shall be Of
non.controyersial character This reply,
II appears, is anything but satisfactory 10
the public or 10 the Board Of Aldermen,
and protests are still being sent in against
the action OF the Lord Mayor The Ger
man Jews in the city threaten to disturb
the meetings and to inta-fsre with the de-
livery OF the lectures, nd itthcy are per-
sisted in riots are likely " follow Us The re.
ou1t FeaI-
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Tho "Iron Age" Outlines the Rise an
Fall OF the Article.


P1TTsGuRdH, November 0.--This weeks
issue Of the Iron Agc thus refers, editorislly,
to the recent break in the price Of steel
rails: In December, 1877, American steel
rails for the first time sold as low as $40 per
ton. In 1878 prices were from 81 to s.
higher, and in 1870 the "boom" sat in, car.
rying rails to SS5, from which they steadily
fell until the forty dollar point was again
reached in December OF last year-just FIVE
years from the first time. Ever since they,
were last sold at $40 there has been gem
eral feeling that the decline in price would
continue until It touched $35. This point
was reaGhSd last week, several companies
contracting to deliver rails during the win
ter at the low price named.
The price now named seemed ruinously
low when compared with the figures which
recently prevailed. Yet the mere fact that
il is the lowest price that American steel
rails have ever touched does not alone war
rant the conclusion that the "bottom" has
been reached. It mus be remembered
that iron rails sold as low as S32 so in 0cto-
Der, 1877, and iron rails cost fully as much
to manufacture as steel rails do. II there
fore seems that there is still lower depth
which might be sounded before "bottom"
can, actually be claimed. There ap-
pears to be no difference Of opinion among
members oithe stee!-rail trade, as well as
those connected with tho general iron
trade, concerning the effect Of this reduc.
lion. All agree that 1t is injurious, II not
disastrous. II SS5 or any lower rate pre-.
walls not only will profits be almost wholly
swept away, but none save the richest steel
rail companies can continue to do bust.
ness. lfall the mills arc kept running
under such circumstances, il will
only be question OF financial
endurance which will eventually
be decided by the sheriff: The other
branches OF the iron and steel trades cannot
regard the course Of the steel rail market
with indifference. AS the price oil rails goes
lower, 80 will other prices sympathetically
decline. The fall may not bsso great,
either absolutely or in proportion, but,
nevertheless, the tendency will be in that
direction. Not only pig iron, but other iron
and steel products, will probably be affected
/ to some extent, .,-,..ss
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Lord mayors i.rnrrn.inn.

LONDON, November 0-The procession Of
the Lord Maysr's show passed oil without
disturbance. It was mile long. On Corn
Hill an elaboraLely decorated grand stand
was erected, upon which tho Lord Mayor
received the address from tho Common
Council. The recession, especially tro-
phies exhibiting the commercial products
Of Canada, Australia and India, together
with the exhibits OF the International Fiali-
cries Exhibition, including the Gface
Darling boat, elected greas enthusiasm.
The streets were packed with spectators
along the entire route. The Lord Mayor
was received with mingled cheers and
hiaaaa
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A TAXPAYER, from whose eyes the
,.slos hare been removed, writes to the
la I'iyinian;
AZ have been thinking for some time
hack that there was good deal ot gam
nan in your statements about taxation
and and ressscssment, bu! l have bsen unde-
rci,ed, The thing hes come home 10 me,
S,J am free to cay that il it has come
home to stay, it will prove very serious
and unyCc0me companion. have 8
sa,GIl piece Of land, two horses and three
cows six hogs and about Il dozen sheer.
MyIsxes have been q little lprs than S23
biseyenI years past, but now, by reas,
sessment suppose, l am asked to pay SSG
and some cents. Now, | am not saying
his 10 complain, but to tell you simply
tbat believe every word You have said in
the IYsgi I'nginian on this subject. It's all
rivht-that il, il serves me right. l was
ma Of Governor JaCkson's intelligent ma
ioriEy.' shouted myself hoarse for him,
and, Of course, voted for him; but II l live
d vote score OF times in the future, l
never will cas-! anothsr voIe With the In
telllSent majority so help me, DaVy
JOnes!"
The same thing Is coming home to more
taxpayers, who will be able to appreciate
what hes struck them and why. They
will know that tho screws have been put
on because tho Bourbon party has run the
State in debt and sees no other way out
It doesn't serve the Marion county tax
payer right this time, but it will serve him
right II he permits himself to bc fooled
again into supporting the party which has
brOagh! this upon him. It may bc said
that the difference is not great between
SIS aud 81, but It may be good deal te
the man who has to pay it, and it is an in
crease Of fifty per cent-whiCh Is pretty
ailI for one rap.
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A pnr Room, Duel.

DRo:HLyS, November 9.-Two coiored
men, Anderson and Montgomery had q
fatal aitray at the Virginia Hotel, Coney
Island, this morning. Montgomery struck
a girl who was with Anderson, when the
latter struck him back. Montgomery went
to his room for pistol and came back to
the bar room, where he found Anderson
armed, waiting for him. Everybody else
cot out, and the two chased each other all
around the bar room. Finally Anderson
pot the drop on Montgomery and shot him
In the breast. Montgomery was taken to
tbe hospital and will probably die, and An.
derRon was nrTested.
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ELECTION EFFECTS.
Arthur's chances Improved for the Re.
publican Nomination, Says the "star."

publican NomInation, Says the "siar."
New York, November 9.-The election
past, politicians here are beginning tt
weigh Its effect on the chances OF the vari
ous Presidential candidates. President
Arthur's friends are said to be particularly
hopeful over the result in New York, and
some OF them 90 80 far as to claim that Il
makes Arthur's nomination necessity.
The Tammany organ here, with whose
chief Arthur has always been on intimate
terms, says to-day:
The election In this State on Tuesday
places President Arthur at the head Of Re
publican candidates for 1884. The Presi'
Dental election will hinge on this State
and Arthur has shown that he has q posi-.
bility Of carrying New York, and this fact
brings him to the front.
Tue only real question settled by the Re-
publican State Convention this fall was the
character OF the State Committee. The
State ticket was nominated already. On
the question OF the committee, there was q
conflict OF opinion. Arthur virtually chose
the committee. He was understood to be
the iesue, and the campaign has been car
ried on virtually for him as his own sue.
cetsor. It is impossible to deny that the
result has far exceeded the most sanguine
Republican anticipations, and II Arthur
can not carry the State next fall, 1t may be
safely said that no other Republican can
carry 1t.
Arthurs course since he became Presi-
dent has been unexpectedly and remarka.
bly, conciliatory. At first he. showed stal.
wart predictions. He remembered his
friends. But he soon adopted a wiser and
more conciliatory course. lie has placa-
ted the Garfield wing Of the party to great
extent. There Is very little criticism on
his account in the Republican party OF late.
His lethargy saves him deal Of trouble
BY doing nothing he makes no enemies
The Government runs itself and the gener.
al condition OF the country Is such, through
the industry and thrift Of the people, that
there Is no discomfort TO speak Of. The
consequence Is that while Arthur has awak.
ned no enthusiasm, he has provoked no
Republican antagonism. His possession
'of the office Is nine points in his favor.
To-day he leads the list OF Republican can
didates. The result of the election Tues.
day gave him an unmistakable boom.
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THERACE WAX.
The O:d Tactics of the Southern Ku
kInx ReYiscd.

htux hettScu.
WARRINGTON, November 9.-All informa-
tion from Virginia goes to confirm the
first impressions, that widespread agree
ment existed amongst the Bourbon leaders
to intimida:e colored voters. From being
the most orderly Of the Southern States in
its submission to the reconstruction
measures, II has suddenly wheeled around
and adopted the means used further South
to control elections. So far as this State
is concerned, the action Of the Democratic
leaders towards the close OF the late CAM
paign appears from the reports which have
reached this point, to show as full deter
mina,ion to nullity United States law as
existed in any Southern State before the
war. In asserting this determination, little
attempt is made at concealment.
A cit;zsn OF Mississippi, OF high standing
at home, and recognized there as one Of
the most reputable men Of the State, was
talking here short time before the elec-
ton, on the subj ject OF negro voting. He
said In the first place he did not believe
that single colored man In the South had
ever voted the Democratic ticket of his own
free choice;.hat every negro firmly believed
t ,at the Republicans had fought 10 set him
free, while the Democrats had fought to
keep him in slavery.
He declared that this was well under.
stood and fully appreciated by the Demo-
cratic leaders Of the South, and that by
common consent hereafter, in one Of two
ways, tho South wns determined 10 pro.
tect itself. 1t would either keep out the
colored vote by well ordered system Of
naturalization, or 1t would throw out the
votes in the count. This gentleman proceed
ed 10 defend this course TN the ground Of
self defense, arguing that the right OF self.
protection would fully Justify Southern
communities in resortingto the means in.
dicated to save themselves from negro
domination. But, whether right or wrong,
be said 1t was course definitely decided
uDOu,
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RAprI.r A,HDOIaTlON.
Meeting ut Clark burg -Bnsiness Trans
acted Yesterday.

NGttu
Special Dtpaleh 10 Le hatsui9eaoer.
CLARKspuRG, W. VA.i November 0-The
second days proceedings Of the Baptist
General Association, now in se57ion Mt this
place, was as follows Nine to half-past,
devotional exercises, aitcr which Professor
Purinton resumed the chair and tho busi'
ness proceeded. The first report wason
State Missions and was discussed by Revs
Holden, Garter and others and the report
adopted.
The next meeting will be held at Charles
ton, and DR.. Peters, Of this place, will
preach the initial sermon.
The next report was as to home missions
aud was ably discussed by Rsvs. Powell,
Murray and others, Prof A. L. Purinton
making very effective address. The next
report was on State mis1ions. This
branch OF Christian work was vel explained
and the committees report adopted. In
the evening Rev DR.. Betting, OF Philade!'
phia, fully sustained his great reputation
as platform orator, speaking oil the Bible
work OF the American Puhliahing Society
lie was followed by R;v. Foster and Drs
Garter and Dickinson. Tho committee
did good work and only commendatory
speeChts were made.
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NV YoRK, November 0.-The an
RounCement is made here that a company
has been organized to build a railroad from
DAnvllle, ILL.,, to Richie, Ill, on tho Chi.
Gaso division Of tho Wabash, 81. Louis and
Pacific Railroad. Directors named: Jay
GSVu!d, Russell Sage, T. W. Evans, Thos. ]
Ryan and A. l.. Hopkins, New York; John
l. Green, Louisville, Ky. The directory Ii
composed ol onehalI Wabash people, the
other half Louisville and Wabash officials
Ihe road will form IN air line between
GShicago and the South via Wabash and
Louisville and Nashville.
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Tur orocession moves along very salts
,,to,iyy Now for 1854. It is not too soon
..Ss,i1 ..;1 10 get ready, particularly in such
' " s,s1C @ as West Virginia, where we hope
= =, I'r overcome the Bourbon majority of for
~S, s,s, vears. The Republican party in West
V~,uia Wv shows growth-the other party
j,ssp't, and in this there is encouragement
T., ,onewed efforts next time.
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BosroN, November 9.-This morning or
flcer Kemball hearing woman's cries from
Bartlett's place entered 1t, and in the cor
ner OF room was the occupant Of tene'
ment named Macintosh suffering from Sc.
we're bruises. His vile was in the middle oi
the room with her forehead broken in
In two places with other injuries. Close
by her lay Mrs. Frank Barkley, severely cut
about the face. Mrs MackIntosh may die.
She is tnciente. Frank Barkley, husband
Of the woman, was injured, but as they
have separated he was arrested as the as
Railant.
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CIVIL RIGHTS.
An A frIcan Methodist Episcopal Church
bishop on the snbjecf.

BtsnOp On thc SupJee's
MxupnI,; Tenn, November 0.-Bishop
Fl. NJ. Turner, OF the African Methodist
church, has published an open letter to
Prof. B. X. Sampson, colored, bitterly at
tackinp him for the conservative tone ol
bis speech at q recent meeting Of negroes
here regarding the civil rights decision
lie says Firt.eaters are q thousand tine1
more wanted now than Conservatives. The
nation will, hit lets the decision stand,
deserve and receive the curse Of God, the
misses Of men and the ridicule OF all ages.
lie says Prof. Sampson did wrong 10 teach
younG men Of the colored race TO sit still
Under such diabolical decision, which
makes them outlaws, who can be driven
Out Of any stae. He also declaresthat as
soon as the negroes filled 70 be political
power in the S1uth the North dropped
them, and he asserts that all the memoera
Of The Supreme Court were Northern men
except tho one who remained true TO the
rights OF the negro and the principles oil
Justice.
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ST. LOUIS, November 9-Nac Jones,
Dick sensey and Ellis Rhodes, members Of
a gang Of railroad car thieves, who shot
and mortally wounded VIM. q. Mclean, a
watchman Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, for preventing them from rob-
bing the cars Of the Wabash road, at Brook
lyn, ILL.,, on the Goth OF last July, were each
sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary
by the Circuit at Belleville, ILL.,, this even
log. Still the indictment for murder in
the first degree is against Jones for killing
Town Marshal Green, Of Brooklyn.
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correspondent adds: The spectators re.
ceived this with loud laughter and enjoyed
the assurance OF him who said he fled up
all the foreign dispatches from reference to
books, documents, kilograms and personal
knowledge. Schoonmaker, who makes up
some "cabie" from dispatches sert here by
the Central News Association, was asked II
he was party who ..pads out" the dis.
patches spoken OF. he answered, that the
cables he received were not padded TO the
extent testified to by Mr.. Saunders in Lon
don, but were filled out to some extent,
The whole busines attracts the attention
here Of responsible makers OF newspapers.
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Tne Coming piince,. YIsi.,

BERLIN, November O.-The journals
warmly approve Of the visit Of the Grown
Prince to Alfonso. The HOssicls Zitlng
says: "The friendship between Ger
many and Spain receives a fresh
guarantee, while Spain is determined
to join Germsny's peaceful policy.
The journey Of the Crown Prince 10 Mad
rid will furnish an additional pledge that
Germany will throw her influence in favor
Of making France the only power that
shall cherish procliyities for revenge, and
also in favor oi the maintenance oil the
worlds peace.p .A's fs.ss Ats-sy.'s's
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Treating for penee.

LIMA, November 0-Attet the revolt at
Monteros the troops at Arequipa, Colonel
Raygaddo, attackedt the mulineers and The
pepulace, killing seventy, including the.
Mayor Of the city. General Canegaro was
killed by his own troops. The whole Chill
ian expeditionary .forcs is in Arequips.
The Bolivian army is concentrating near
0ruror, Monteros, in Bolivia. Bolivia Is,
treating for peace with Chill. i'
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Mnr,,rreI Cnntured. !.

NEw YoRK, November 0.-Albert Villa
vaski, the Hungarian. who on August 5:h
clubbed John Lu;uski, iellow.country'
man, to death in Kilbuck township, ALE
gneny county, Pa, and escaped, he was
captured to-day in Brooklyn, where he was
working In sugar refinery under an
assumed name. The murder excited great
c0mmotion at the time It was committed
II confessed the orimc, and says he killed
Lutuski because he insulted his vile.
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N,UrlS LurrER was born four hundred
,s,,s agO to-day, at Eisleben, in Thuripgia'
Tbe celebration Of the event at his birth
nl,rs is TO be conducted to-day with great
ponn, anil ceremony. Throughout the
p,ntestaut world the event has been made
me- occasion Of spec.a! ob,erValce', raun-
ipr well through the month Martin
Trthet's place in history is already fixed
TSsre he stands, q rugged specimen ol
earnest, conbaliyu manhood, embodiment
oI tbe progressive aspiration OF his country
and hig tire.
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"MlzxL KikKH."
"My Partner" aud Other Theatrical At.
fractions.

"My Partner" and Other Theatrical At
fractions.
"Hpzl Kiike" was presented at tht
Opera House last night by the Madison
Square Company 10 crowded house. The
audience was as large as that which greeted
the first performance OF the play here eev
eral years ago. Miss Maud Osborne Is the
ideal Hazsl, Mr.. Couldock perfect DanStaa
and. MIR. Hopper good Pitldctts Green, while
tho rest Of the css. was very satisfactory
The audience wept, laughed and applaud
ed by turns.
"MY PARTNER"
Barley Campbell's first success, "My
Partner" will be given again at the opera
House this afternoon and evening. Nc
better test nor stronger proof OF the general
excellence OF "My Partner" can be given
than the fact that It draws theatre-goers oi
all clsssea, filling both the upper and lower
portions OF house, and appealing strongly
10 the better natures Of all.
NEXT WEEKS BILLS.
Evans, Bryant & uoey's ministries Mon
day evening.
Miss Katherine Rogers, tho English 80
ciety and emotional actress, will present
"Lsah" next Tuesday night, "Miss Mul.
ton" Wednesday afternoon, and "Pygma-
lion and Galatea" "Wednesday evening.
Tie sale oil reserved seats for the engage
ment will commenceat Wilson 4 Baumer's 3
music store this morning.
On Friday night Manchester & Jennings
combination will hold the boards at the
Opera HouEe.
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New ORLEANS, November. 9,-The Pic.
aytne's Arcadia special lays Green Jains
killed Lemuel Turner this afternoon.
Turner returning the tlfe' shot George
Holland, colored, dangerously. Jains sur
rendered. It Is stated that Turner o few
days ago chastised Jainsr for going to his
house when he was absent and using i'm.
proper Language, 70 Turner'S family.
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Accident at n BInst Furnace.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ono, November "a
special from New Castle, Pa, sayt: This
morning a scaiFold twenty.ieet from the
ground at Refs Bros. blast furnace gave
way, and James Egan was instantly killed
and VIM. Troy aud A. Mcbride badly in.
lnred. Martin Bullerton fell l2 feet and
then caught hold Of aprcjecling beam and
KAs Rayed, -
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

The deaths by tho bloorfeld colliery ex.
plosion amount to sixty.seyen. a.
Bismarck is reported TO be suffering from
jaundice. 1t Is not serious, but trouble.
some. Another report is that B!smarck
suffers from cold. :'
At the session Of the Austrian delegation
the Minister Of Foreign affairs said the OUT
break in Servia was only OF local character
and had been suppressed. A credit on the
account OF the occupation OF BJania and
Heize ,oyii /. was Il en- adopted.
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FOREST, ONO, November 0.-At one
o'clock this morning Mr.. speidel, at the
depot, was called on by the Marshal to ar.
rest a burglar In NJ. W. Cages store. Spell
del entered the window and was shot by
the burglar and fatally wouned. The bur.
elar was arrested and recognized as Maur.
rice HALEY, n resident Of this city.
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A Furnnce Accident.

New CASTLE, November 0-At Rsis
Bros furnace four persons who were re-
pairing the furnace tollwhile standing on d
board, which broke. James Esau, sged 81
single, was killed instantly. Andrew Nc.
Bride, aged 10, received serious internal.
injuries 10 the bowels atdhip. VIM. Troy
was injured internally ssriously. Martin
Bollister saved himself by catching across