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.B1[3'ADSTATE 0FEAFFAIRS
IN 7 TIE ll HOOKING VALLEY MINIS.
d'sernor IIoat''y Aftor! a Taar T',ses.gh the
\ cs"l Fields, helustantiy, Calls Out tho
Troops--A Threatening state + Of !
i.5 Aaairs-lsnssylvania Situation. N

coLrMnus, o., September l.-Goye,nor
! itoadty and others, who have bctniraking
an inspection ofithc mining situation In
theIllocklng Valley to-day rcturheil lot tho
city tonight The Governor states Tint
! sltuntion Is a perplexins one, am,l5is Of u
threatening character. llc thinks that
with the men in their lIrescnt
temper ~ will + be something be.
fore the struggle Is over, unless tho
operators SHOULD determine 10 make some
CONCESSIONS. ! le made the persdnul visit
70 the mines with the hope that tho ;situa-
ton. would prove TO he such that there
Would DO nc. necessity for n send.
ing troops. d, In this, however ho
was disappointed 9 AT five O'clock
this evening he .llionorcd I9.1 tho
rcquisition OF the sheriff for troops and
sent three companies to tho most Central
points, bein. Long Stretch, Snake Hollow,
and Sand Run. On the way to, Columbus
the Governor had n request for two moro
companies Mt Long Stretch, two III Murray
City and two TO guard tho property OF tho
Hooking Valley rond and the branches In
the valley lie, however, refused 10 send
more troops tonight, but: ordered several
companies to bc in readiness to 10 70 TO tho
front Tomorrow afternoon should tliey bo
needed. ). 9 1. II, ii ,SsiilDRI 4 -,fS5
Fat the two latter places named. they
feared m attack to.night.lS When tho
Governor left Logan for d trip OF tic mines
this. afternoon, he telcsrapheds i6nl 10 all 4
points that he wished to consHltlwith tho (
leading miners, and ut some of the, places
on the arrival OF the train there were rs (
many :ls 500 idle miners who had gathered 3
to see and hear what he had to say.
3 AT Nelsonvillc the demonstration was OF
y massive character, there being between
six and seven hundred present, who hal
carriages and q band to escort the Cover
nor to tlicpublic square for tho purpose Of
making a speech. ..t4Ehey had appointed a
committee earlierip,tlse day to ask q num-
Der Of questions as to what the Governor
professed, and they male it quite inter-
esting. The appeal OF the Governor: was 4
for the observance Of order anil tho ini-.
portancc Of their doing their rIpart.in this
regard. 1t was at This point that hc or t
dcred, the troops to the points named, and
the miners were notvery well pltdscd over 4
this move, as they.shad supposed the
Governor would not make such unless he v
WIS forced to do SO. In reply;to The de- 4
nands OF the sheriff for men he specially
s!ipulates that they shall, be used only for
the purpose Of protecting ~ life
and property. This lis thought 10 indi- :
cate that they will s not be allowed
to rcnain as mere guards: forthc coal and 4,
railroad companies. Woodey, who was
arrested for shooting William Hare in the
attack Of Saturday night, was removed 2
from the Jail ut Logan tonight and taken
to Lancaster on,a special train. es23ii Z.
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Mn. CHARLES 4. lloGG, 4 district clcctcr
on the Democratic ticket, had the bold
ia'ed assurance TO say to M audience .at
Spencer, Roanc county, that the reason
Nm Butler bol.cd the Democratic Nations
al nomination was that he was Il Free
Trailer, aud the convention refused to
alopthis plank. r.llog; tried to:clinch
this assertion by saying he himself heard
Butler make his speech to the Democratic
convention. 1t was fortunate that. Mr..
John 4. Hutchinson was present to dc
molisll this misstatement. Butler, the
friend of labor, Il Free Trader! Mr.. Hoeg
evidently listened to the. wrong speech, ,or
his ideas we're greatly confused il he was
present when Butler made his celebrated
speech i'll favor ol a tariff for protection.
Whatever Buffers faults are he is for pre-.
teciion, aad the Democratic party cried
lin down at. Chicago i'll his appeal for u
plank OF this kind, Such arc the sllses Of
Democracy. ssiI;'! !! Y, 8. Y,
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Fight Will, n llull.

fgWELLlSuToSs September ] Last even
ing, Just at dusk, Elmer Wadsworth, n
wcll:to.do farmer, living about two miles
south Of here, came near being trampcd
and: gored; todcath hyan .ininriated bull
which hewas trying to masterwith a whip
md pitchfork. The maddened animal got
him down, tramped upon him, breaking
his lett leg in two places, and otherwise
inlurins him. by almost superhuman
effort he succeeded in getting over II fence,
where he kept tho enrlscd animal of un-
til his hired man, coming from "a distant
factory, heard Ills cries for help, and sue
ceelel in rcscllipg him from Ills danger.
Gus poAltion. Although in n critical con:
lition.{ unless further internal injuries dc.
yelop he will probably recover. iiis 81
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PnllAnELrlIlA, September l.-Grantl
Mister Workman Powderly and acommi:-
t g were in session all day receiving ere
densials Of delegates to the knights Of
Labor Convention which begins to.mor-
row. About two hundred delegates a.e
expected. The convention will remiain in
session about one week. The election Of
grand officers for the ensuing year. vii!
not take place until the Last day OF the
convention. Among the subjects to be
considered are 3insurance,| cooperation,
foreign organization and extending the
operations OF the order into new fields.
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SliiinlerinE Down.

PAnls, September ! --Illc.report TINT
China China Ind i{ finally declared war against
Franco is without foundation. Prime
Minister Ferry has gone 10 Saint Die for 4
weeks holiday,iwhichimplics that further
immediate complication with China is not
likely to occur Admiral Courbet has LEFT
the isle Of Nfatson and is believed 10 have
gone TO Hainon. Five hundred French
troops 1hayeg been ordered from Cochin
China to keelung. t39; " 5iii5 E;ii
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Gl1p Q,,telliiqetrf:e''1a:,,. q. | | :''1:,. I, ],
OnIcri So.. 10 md ~ Fourteenth Street.
Mn A, ". CANrnELn writes from Vcr-
mont one Of his entertaining letters, which
upvrars in this impression Of the ISrELLl.
urXlEK. = " ---l-.---L. -. .--r.-. -----
TnEtl,rilling story in four chapters and
Conclusion" from Weston, in regard 10
Judge f'rannon and otiicraramais pe.ona,
,p.dS hut 10 be read to be rcl;shcd. lig

YorR unreconstrtcled Uncle "Bob'
Toonls turns up at White Sulphur, pro-
ini,y and MI, and discusses politics in
hi, own peculiar breezy way. Wilson
should got him 10 help him along with his
clnvass in this State. What a glorious
team they would make--tahdcm or double.
We, pri,hcc, Willis, ask him to step over
,,,o our soil. & t 1ga1sttt
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Y CINCINNATI, O., September Governor
lloally has written to the attorney, 70,
Benz. johnson, condemned 10 hang Sep.
tcmbcr -. saying that inasmuch rs nn in.
dictment was found alter, the. passage oi
the law, changing the mode OF selecting a
Jury, the fact that johnson was tried un1e,
the new law could be the basis for ii re.
pr!eve, although the crime was committed
before the passage Of the law. 1t is under.
stood there is no hope ior the doomed
man. 40 ~ = - ttz+ =.
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New YonK, septcmbcr:5l James Cas-
sidy, Of spuytcnTDuyyii, participated In
the labor parade this morning. Later,
under the influence ofliahor Cassidy en-.
tered Hobins'sshoe, factory, No. l25 West
Twcnty-iiith street, and started 4 quarrel
with Robert McGrcsort then at work. The
result,was McGregorwas fatally stabbed:
Cassidy was arrested. E !. lsF,
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LONG ISLAND Cry, L. l., September j. y
George Gray, a young married man, who
recently figured in n local scandal, lis said
to have fled to Cincinnati, taking with hin,
I is alleged, the cash his father gave him
10 pay worknen.%; lis father is un cxtcn.
sive manufacturer and; President OF tic
Long Island City Savings Bank. ! The no
;oriety attending the scandal impellcd his
flight. "A, VI III 3i',1,{l i,sY,a
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< The IRON ,york,r,,s' Con1r,rirrc,,n,tce. = ,,,,t

z.i7ts s. The Iron Workers. Conference. Z
Yesterdays Bellnirc Independent speak
ing Of the Amdlsamated: Association meet;
ing nthis city, Saturday, says S;t Il
At tic mscting abt.ye mentioned 5ibat
was held in fWheeling Inst, Saturday the
representatives from, this city were treated
sha,nclcssly and III u manner that detracts
very materially from, the good Judgment
that has heretofore been generallyiaccred-;
tied to the deliberationsof Of the ,Amalgama-
ted Association. 1T seems that Bellairc was
made to bear .the;brnntoftll the trouble, and
the discharged 5puddlers and their allies
were So discourteous in their 5treatluent
that tho lBellnire parties, with one or two
exceptions, withdrew The meeting and
its conduct gives evidence that the plan Of
the puddlcrs has not been well considered,
ut least SO far. Vinegar never catches flies,
and IL. there was good case to,presenti to
enlist the cooperation Of, fellow workmen
ina movement tllatwould restore tito pud-
;dlcr his situation, then u calm and dclib-
crate discussion Of the results to bebrougl,t
about by q demand ior more pay for the
cutting of steelnails would have been. tho
proper course to pursue. But directly tho
opposite course was pursued, and though
We are not thoroughly advised in the mat.
ter, it is our opinion from what we can
learn that there will be;noi strike, at least
Mt present; and it looks to us that il there
were Il strike that the mills without steel
plants would be the only gainers, md this
adds strengthto the idea that they would
enjoy q strike Of steel nail cutters, it,Ef 4
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INTERESTING STATISTICS
Concerning the eALrlcuiturnl md In,lustri
'Hgttrg w Growth Of TIM cn,,,,trr s'e'T 81

! SohSei hAhE tue ueHkslcullurul nNu lnuuStrlnl
as5.ti! Growth Of tho Country.
WASHINGTON, D. G., septsmbcr L.
Prof. J. II. Dodge, Statistician Of the .Ags:-
cultural Department, has issued small
book upon the industrial economy Of the
United States which presents some striE-
ing results Of his investigations OF the sta
tistics Of the manufacturing and ayricul-
turll production Of the country for twenty
years. Within that period, owing 10
labor saving machinery, agriculture has
more than doubled its production, with Il
smaller proportion Of iArm labor and now
threatens u glut in farm products unlcss
this proportion shall be further reduced.
The question OF outlet to foreign mar
kcts is discussed and facts shown that the
surplus OF food products merely pays for
the imported food and beverages, and that
trade cannot be extended without a31uin-
Gus reduction in price. The distribution
OF labor III occupations i'll this and 3other
countries is n shown with y: reference
to comparatiyeS thrift and pr,grcss.
| 1t is found invariably that the incouulitv
OF distribution OF industries rctards ,leyci-
opment; that exclusively agricultural ma
tons are always poor. The pliciloncral
progress OF the Central Yves" is presented
in deductions from statistics showing that
hnlf the cultivated area OF the Unit ii
States lies in one-lourth OF iitsterritory, pro-
dne;ng more then thrcc-fourths Of some
OF tho principal crops. M. + 7 q. N N &
The 1act is shown that the Ohio Valley
Is the most fully occupied body Of land,
Ohio having 81 percentof her surface in
inrms Indiana IS; Illinois SS.4; Ken
tucky! 81, and no other States as much. TT
is shown that already tllree:tcnths Of the
manufacturers OF the United Stale are
produced within the Central West'in less
tnan three-tcnths Of the area of the coun-'
try, within q half century from its settle
mcnt. 'g3!s al. fNals, t'il;i1 ~
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0scoilrse the Democracy, hnnsrring and
thirs,ins for Office, believcthc Republican
party t. be niadenp OF thieves and rascals;
bit iSn', i, a lisile. singular that this game
tiieyins p party has reduced the annual
interest charge OF the public debt nsiX-
teen years from sl43,9a0,o90 to S'5S,ooo, 900
n aycar, and that they are pulling down the
principal at the rate OF Sl0O, 100000 per
war at the sane time. Still, the Dcfnoc-
rIcy wants Il clnn:o! The people don't.
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/, ,!i}propcllcr In rDistrcss,.

Il silEnoYoAS, MlcH, September ]. Tho
propcllerJ. T. illnrl, loaded with oats and
merchandise, bound Tor Lake Superior,
ran the rocks atB Detour{ early this
morning and filled with hSwater. The pas.
scngers were landed int Sault St A1aric
without loss Of lie. The cargo was badly
damaged, - ts. !. I J.
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and leiorm movements under tho banner
ofthe peoples party, which cmbodies in
the main the reforms urged by this or,
ganization, the National Committee o. the
National Labor party hereby declare our
approval Of and cooperation with the said
peoples party and, local organizations arc
hereby directed to cooperate with saii
organizations In this campaign In support
ol the peoples champion benjamin +.
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!. Arkansas s Election.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September 1.-The
vote inthis conntywas l,,avy: Nowards
have been counted yet. The county ticket
will be close, but the election Of tho whole
tickcl is claimcd #hy. thu. Democrats. The
Gdsette's specials from all over. tl,a State
Indicate q very large vote, due to the in.
creased population and the deep interest
in tho county. election. y y, VI. &.
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ColuNnus, Ga september 3s-:!A special
to the EaTtirtr.sa,l from Eufaulu, AID,
states that tie Euiaula mills burned Sim
day.. It !. is supposed Stliat spontaneous
combustion was tic cause, Two THOUSAND
barrels Of ilout and. .a;:lursc lot OF corn wis
burned. Themill-wlll :bcS irebhilt...it Loss
cstimatclSat 500, 900; insurance.: SIS, COO.
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New %SYoRS, September. The. National
Committee Of the National Labor party
met thisaitern1oqon, John Romcy presiding.
They decided not to hold a national con.
vention in Chicago rs intended. The fol.
lowing declaration was issued: :i"In yiew
Of tho general union Of tho various labor
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Tur miners in the locking Valley, Ohio,
and in tho .Mononsahela!! Valley, Pennsyl.
yania, are proving troublesome to, the ai-
thortirs Of those two States. While the
miners may have grievances they have no
ri.ltt to emlanscrliic and property, Moth
ing tan be gained for tho cause oi labor by
the methods The Ohio miners are employ.
Ing. Respect for The law is the spirit and
life OF this great Republic. M
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Tint. | rather think things are coming
out right for our side nj Inst. u hn,,n ~

Tint. ! rather think things are coming
out, right for our side at last. hone the
majority ~, prefer honesty TO 9rascality,
THAT'S what the issue means, but our folks
make q mistake'in pitching into Blaine rs
Ihey 40. Ive been writing to somc Of our
Gultors and telling them; Don't attack
i,laine 6ccausehe isa rogue that's what
the North wants, md they'll support him
the stronger II you do.'"55 Laughter ali
"Gcorgia's all right ~ somebody rc.
marked, suygestively. 80 : :
Il "Oh, ycs,' said the General: "tbcr,,s
ITO datlgcr about Georgia. We keen thinvs
In good shape there n 4 gfIi =.
,Ss"fou haven't any Nfahones thorc.n nut
in q grizxled old Virginian, in a tone iuli
Of regret. 81 sfii &,
5,."No, wo haven't any Alahoncs or Rid.
dlcborgers, or any Of that stripe in Geor.
sln,' replied Toombs, much rs fl,e would
say .'rhank God for that !"95s;; ssTii,s
"Do you know" continued the old Vir.
einian, that In all my time Two never
seen this fellow Malone. When he comes
down to Richmond he goes to the WHO
ollire, and up into the fourth story, and
stays there It'll night. Then ho comes
down and attends 10 the business tint
brought him TO the city; he's never seen
on the streets by daylight. y 81
IT VII! come to an; end some day." re.
marked the General, consolingly. "Somc
one viii have sharp word with him, in.
hocchtly, you know. This will bring on
1,ore' and tt,at will bc, the last Of him. |
Tho laugh went ro,lnd In fcontomnjnt;n,,
loncisln. ~ -
The timescemed ppportunc tosomebody
0 suggest Ben Buffers namo, "Butleri,
'xc!ainled Toombs, contemptuously.I"Oh,
WI, we know he'sa tlsief. He'll nerrr
'c President. I'd d$sooner vote for a mig.
er thanfor him. Damme il l wouldn'ti',
intl,y yaiterthe ollVirginian had coincidcd,
'tSorousfy. ithis'sentin,cnt, tic wiIowin
'olitics WIS not again referred 10. fl TAI
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They. Know " WHAT Il MOI, y, ,u, ~.

35i BosroS, September 1.-THE call Of the
Peoples, party 70 the voters 81 Alassaa,chu-
sctts for q State Convention at Worcester
on the oath inst, lcnodnces the free trade
leaning @ the Chicago Democratic plat
form as inimical TO the workinginein OF
Americaiand q adeparture from true Demo.
cratic principles &, 4
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Wrecked for ll,,lIl,ery.

LYSclnuRo, VA, September The /,
Virginia Midland train was wrecked this !.
morning for the purpose q robbery. a
fireman saw q man, jump from tho bushcs
and pursued him into tho: woods md i
found a bag in the bushes containing tools
with which the railwas removed ~. 1.
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t,,f,.9 TI r ~ 9 =
September u "a Up,

I 5PIlLApELpnlN, September = ga Prs,
special from TIazleton says: In slabtown,
q mining villugc, Peter Scaworsk this
morning killed his daughter-in. law, who
had givtn.him some berries for breakfast
which Seaworsk did. not want; anil the
daughtcr:in.lawi said 3.ho must cat. He
then fatally stabbed himself. S3y;s9
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TrnlnpCd on Dangerous Gro,

suAxIA, September 1.-The rebels made
an ana, attack on this place as usual last night
Aminc near town exploded i;whentthc
enemy passed oyer:it, and nine 81 their
number were killed, b 5;Ssis M.
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\ Dangerous 4 nnircl,ists Arrested.

sYrESSA,, September1.-Four dangerous
Anarchists were brought from Pestlh to
this cityS'to-day.t Tho house OF !; one Of
them, an ironworkeri named Tetzlcr, was
searched and machinery for the manuiac-
trrc Of bombs was discovered. Besides
this tic house contained nj number OF
bombs and also Il, model Of. Il dynamite box
which would ,iniallibly9 explode when
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TuE Cleveland Herald publishes n very
succi,ict account OF the iron trade i'll tho
Sllcnanso and Mahonins Valleys. In the
Slcmlnso Valley the, situation is Us lol- !
lows Mills CAPACITY in operation, so,ocao(,
tons; idle, IL, 900 tons. Furnaces in blast
F, G5,0Oo tons; ont OF blast 4ea, 900 tons q'he
loss in hill work in three months is $4,000
tons; loss III furnace work, l4S,SOo tons.
In the Mahonins Valley. tho mill capacity
is: busy, $4,000 tons; idle, $500 tons.
Furnace capAcity i'll blast, il32,500 tons;
tmt, go 500 tons Loss innill capacity in
three months, 1000 tons; loss in furnace i.
capacity, l4S,5OO tons. ~ i,$ Z
The trade outlook sllmmcd3np is, that
the demand ior iron not having improved
the prices are. lower than three. months
ago. Consunie,s are buying for present
use only. Tho stock Of pig and finished
iron in ihe country is very light. The he
only kind diron iii demand now is 4e! sheet
iron, this being the season when that class las
Of iron isin greatest demand Iron masters
saytAo t,ade is III 4 worse condition than
il has beenMsince ls7sa9. Prices arc
almost MS low us tl,eyEfwcrc before the
boom, while the cost q raW material Is as
high il not higher than twas then. Labor
is also out Of proportion. to- tho price O
furnished products, thereby leaving tho
iron business il! a worse condition thar
ever, before, and making it impossible ip iol
u manufacturer TO hold his own. Iflt
only. .retlemptionis ina shutdown move
n'ent, ndevcn thenltho lowest notch j
not expected before two years. AZ TIL
iron orc pitsat Marquette and SEscanab'
over two.thirds oi tic miners have $beel
discharged. i,f.sS u e ID s,
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n ln.N Uull vNxtcr,lNy.j

At philadelpEia-Detroit, 9, philada., Q
At tTolctlo-Cincinnati, l9;;Toledo, 7...
AT lloston- Chicago, ! !; Boston, Il.
AtSew York-Metp'ln., -; Brook'n, 0.
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/, Taking mn. International Turn. I,

z PlrrsnunolI, Pa, September l.-Thcl
attempt Of Chief Of Police Braun some
time ago to compel the Austro-Ilunsarian
Consul schambcrs, stationed at this city,
to take down thc Austrian ilag, because he
regarded it as q violation Of the municipal
ordinance prohibiting street distractions,
has been taken cognizance of by the
Austrian Government and the State De-
pnrtment, Of the United States, us the
following correspondence will show: St III
5ist EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 4
COMMONWEALTH OF lPESSsYlSASIA,. /. aEst
5#il OFFICE OF, THE GOVERNOR, +
i33SsS3 i35S .sSs.jtl THURSDAY, August %, 1851.
Hon. Ana,s~ falton, Mayor Of Tie CIty Of
Pittsburgh: y! ~ s,ji 4 ,is5 ii5i
* SIR:-1 have the honor to submit to you
the encloscl copy ola communication re-
eeivel this day from the Hon. Frederick
j.: Frelinghuysen, Secretary OF State,
Washington, D.. c., in gard to difficulties
existing between tro-iiun:arian con-
sulatc at Pittsburgh and the Chici Of Police
Of the same city and TO request that it re-
ccivc your prompt attention, and that you
communicate to me ut yourt.,rlicst con.
venience the result OF your action iii the
premises. Respectfully yours; +, I'll
e.;5s IA RoBERrE T. PArrisox. Il