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here. There are many Republicans in the
town and county who have come out Tor
Cleveland" "
Brokers for Cleveland.
The proposition to organize Cleveland
and Hendricks club in the Stock Exchange
has proved to be very popular. A paper
asking for the signatures OF members OF the
Exchange who would be willing to enroll
themselves in such an organization was pre-
pared Yesterday morning, aad received over
fifty signatures during two hours, and IN
spite of that, many brokers were out OF
town.
Among those whose names were enrolled
were the following:-John De Motto, of DE
Motto 4 Durant; A. H. Combs, of Combs &
COD. F. s. Forshay, Of Zimmerman x
Forshay; William Ii. Bingham; Lislie
Chase, of Chase, Seligsberg 4 Co., Z. Z.
Bates; II. S. Chauncey of Post Wales L CoiJ.
Davis, of Davis & Minis; William Cross, OF
Raven 4 Co.; William II. Duff and W. M.
Patteson, of w. NJ. Patteson L Co.; Charles
|. Hudson, of Hudson 4 Co.; I. ". B.
Hughes, of Hughes 4 Chapman; John ).
James, of James 4 Co.; Albert hing,
Charles Z. Lawrence; James McGovern, OF
Coleman, Benedict 4 Co.; Moses Mitchell,
Andrew L. Thompson, d. o Brien; Dwyer
Pearl and William Z. Pearl, ofPearl 4 Co; !;
E. B. Talcott j. F. Schenck; A. G. Reimer
and Charles h. Randall, of Randall " Vie
rum; Frederick T. Quick and Joel Parker
While many brokers and bankers will de-
cline to Join the campaign club for business
reasons, they will lend their influence pri-
vately to the support of the popular candi-
date. The organization Of the club will be
completed in few days.
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ALL weakness and i'll health owes its
origin to an impure state Of the blood and
a weakness of the urinary and digestive or
gans. A medicine that viii strengthea
these organs. and at the same time
purify the blood, will assist nature
in curing nearly every disease that
human Hesh and blood is heir to. Slch a
remedy is DR.. Guysot,'s Yellow Dock and
SarsapariIla, and, although it possesses no
catbartic or diuretic effect its use viii soon
establish a regular habit Of body as we'll as
cure weakness Of the kidneys. indicated 5y
urinary sediments, nervousness, etc.
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LABOR MATTERS.

The " Tribunes Back in the Uni,n-Cin-
cinnati Molders' strike Ove..
NEw YoRx, September 22.-Ever since
the campaign opened the labor organiza-
tons have made demands upon the Repub-
lican National Committee to withdraw all
support and favors from the New York
Tribune on account of its employing non
union printers. These demands have been
50 numerous and have come from such for.
midable organizations that they have re-
ceived a most respectful hearing. Mr.
EIkins has always promised to do what he
could to have matters satisfactorily ar.
ranged. Several days ago Mr.. Brock, Of
the Government Printing Office, came on
here for the purpose of arranging CON-
promise. This has been finally effected.
The printers union takes into membership
the printers at present in the Tribune office.
This leaves the Tribunea union office and
settles the question which has for some time
embarrassed the Republican managers here.
A Long strike over.
CINCINNATI, September, 22-The stove
molders' strike is at an end at last, after
nine months Of worry anxiety, and much
bitter feeling engendesed between the men
and manufacturers. The Union finding the
manufacturers determined to adher to the
position they had taken finally resolved to
send delegation to confer with them,
which was done. The Conference between
the men anu .he manufacturers was salts
factory between both parties, and the result
was several of the old employees have gone
to work as though no strike had occurred.
Thirteen Of the Union men were at WORK
yesterday at Redway & Burton's aud about
the same number at William Reson 4 Co. s
and the Favorite Stove Works. The Cham
berlain Stove Company Works will proba-
bly, be in full operation tomorrow under
This new arrangement, and there will be no
further trouble at any Of the shops.
The Glass Workers Organization.
PlTrsRURG, September PA delegation
of prominent glass workers from Belgium
will arrive here tomorrow for the purpose
of examining into the workings OF the new
International Association, gather statistics
Of the glass trade and satisfy themselves
that all is true as represented to them in re
gard to the glass business in the United
States before they enter finally the new as
sociation.
Reunion OF Miners.
John Ewing, secretary Of the Pennsylva.
MIA and Maryland Miners Association, has
issued a call for a reunion OF the miners Of
Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia,
to be held at Huntingdon, Pa, October |,
and g.
Strike Of Tailors.
DAVENPORT, a., September 22.-Two
hundred tailors employed by the leading es'
adjustments in Rock Island and Moline,
struck this afternoon to enforce the scale
and slight advance in wages.
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Mclean in New York.
Trouble Brewing For somebody.

LONDON, September pa Shangha
dispatch to the Times says. New complica
lions have arisen in the France Chinese diff
icultv. The blocking of the bar at the
mouth of the Woo Sung river has been or
dered by the Chinese authorities, although a
passage for ships of neutral powers is to be
left. This action is due to the Chinese dis
belief in the promises of the French, A
veritable panic prevails in Shanghai and
he merchants Of the neutral rowers have
asked the naval commanders of the powers
TO take some action. The British counsel
has advised the Chinese authorities to OBJ
tain skilled foreign assistance and keep trat-
Gc open. The Russian counsels have been
ordered to protect French interests wherev-
er the French counsels leave. The Russian
feet in Chinese waters comprise one iron
clad. three cruisers and two corvettes. Six
gun boats and three other iron clads are eX'
pected to arrive. This strength of the Rus.
sian feet, in view of the smallness of Rus,
sian interests in China is considered signi-
6cant
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TaE great Cambria Iron Company Of
Pennsylvania has ordered a reduction in
] he wages of its 5000 wOrkmen Of from 10
to 20 per cent, to take effect the lst ofOc-
.oley. The starving miners in the Hooking
VALLEY have been eyicted from their houses
and are in as bad condition as the tenants
in Ireland ever were. Gen. GOFF and 9th
er radical politicians viii continue to talk OF
the prosperous condition Of the laborng
PEOPLE, all Of which he says is due to rePuo-
lican rule and the present tariff. Are there
any laborers in England worse of than the
Ohio miners2
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SPORTING.
A Soft Glove Knock in st. Louis.

A Soft Glove Knock in ct. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, September pa soft glove
contest took place tonight at the Union
Base Ball Park between John King, OF
Pittsburg, and Patsy Cardiff, Of Peoria, four
rounds. Marquis Of Queensbury rules, for
the gate money. The men entered the ring
about 10 o'clock, after four settos BY local
boxers, and Immediately went to work. The
first round was about an even thing and
nothing notable occurred. In the second
round Cardiff forced the fighting and.
knocked King down. Heavy exchanges
on the face and body we're then
made. The round ended in Cardiff favor.
In the third round Cardiff again forced the
fighting. King went down under heavy
blow under the left arm. After more heavy
exchanges the round ended decidedly in
favor Of Cardiff. In the fourth round King
showed great weakness and Cardiff went
to his corner and called him out King
responded, but acted mainly on the
defensive Cardiff again forced the fight
ing, and showered heavy blows on his op-
ponent. At this point and about half a
minute before time was called, Tom Kelly,
Kings hacker, entered the ring, separated
the men and ordered Cardiff to his corner.
The police then interfered, and the referee
decided the fight in favor Of Cardiff.
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rh. s,.r. of Khartoum Raised.

CAiko, September PA dispatch from
the French consultation at Khartoum has
been received confirming the previons re-
ports that the siege Of that city had been
raised.
LoxDos, September 22.-0rdes were re.
ceived at WoolSich to-day from the admir-
atty, suspending work on the transports for
Egypt, but aftervard these orders were re
scinded and directions given TO complete
the shipment of stores without delay.
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CLEVELAND WON'T SWING AROUND.
He VIII Remain at Home in the Discharge
Of His RIihlic Dufias

He win Remain at Home in the Discharge
of His Public Duties.
ALBANY, September 22,-Very pressing
invitations have been received by Governor
Cleveland to appear in the West, in Penn
sylvania,and in other parts of the country,
but he has refused to accept any of them.
He believe that his place is at his post of
public duty, and ne will not follow Mr.
Blaine in swinging around the circle. He
took no part in efecting his nomination for
the Presidency and he will take no part in
the conduct Of the contest for his election.
This may be regarded as conclusive on the
question of Governor Cleyeland's proposed
appearance in Philadelphia and elsewhere
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THE QUsDAH AND PFHuNGA.
Arrival of Two Members ofa Supposed Ex-
tinct Race.

Arrival of Two Members of a Supposed EX.
tinct Race.
New YORK September 22.-Down in the
hold of the Bremen steamship Vera, when
she made fast to her Hoboken wharf this
morning, poured a throng of curious people.
The big steamer did not make her dock un-
Ill nearly ten o'clock, and on the pier wait
ed perhaps thousand people, of whom at
east two hundred we're anxious to see the
two-as Mr.. Reiche said-most striking
evidences of the sophisms still existing OF
natural history in the two real mammoths,
descandents of those prehistoric monsters
long supposed by men of science to be ex-
tinct, and whose existence in the general
public mind ever was amyth, surrounded by
fantastic imaginations Of supernatural peo-
pie.
Penned in by wooden bars on the port
side of the steamer, aud tramping on straw,
were
The Mammoths.
They looked like diminutive elephants, save
for the thick flowing hair which covered
their bodies. The hair, originally red, is
now black, made so by the constant use
of glycerine and other oils to soften and
make it shiny. They are called Pfhunga
and Quedan, after two towns on the west
coast Of the Malay peninsula, where they
we're captured The mammoths' trunks
and ears are like those Of an elephant, aud
keep up a constant swaying with their
bodies. So gentle are they that person
may put his whole hand in their mouths
without Danger of Being Bitten.
They sucked as does baby and are very
playful. Both are females, the larger being
between four and FIVE feet high, and the
smaller but two feet and half in height.
Covered as they are with the thick growth
Of hair, they are grotesque in appearance
Both are very young, the smaller being pro
bably not more than two years old and the
larger between four or five. Neither has
tusks. Their value has not yet been de
termined, but it is thought that they will
bring large sum. This afternoon the two
strange creatures were hoisted out Of the
Werra hold and taken to the stables Of the
Ritchie Brothers, at Hudson and Tenth
streets, Hoboken. There they were placed
besides nine foot high elegant They will
he carefully examined by scientists.
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A vvyvny that has proven itself q never,

A REMEDY that has proven itself never
falling cure for scrofnla and all syphiitic
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
Mood diseases. DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and SarsapariIls is such perfect blood
purifier and strengthener Of bodily tunc-
lions that it cures the above diseases
eysn when Hot Springs and all other
treatment has failed. Remember, it is ab-
solutely free from mineral poisons, and will
not iniure the most delicate constitution.
Its use win make you feel buoyant, strong
and well, and win rid your system of all
blood impurities and every internal and
external indication Of disease,
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County commissioners for Lbsrty District.
n ne Edaov e( ~ Rezitv.

WET LIsEKrY. W. Va, Septembes H.
The 0kie County Board OF ConmisssoOen
~ now organized aud empowered, has %
far ss tie business interests of tho county
are coseeyned, al the rights privileges and
powers Of q local legislatios body.
As citizens and ia xpsysss OF Ohio county,
we ore more deeply concefned in the selsc-
ton VI coed, boBesi. sopsble men ~ Coasty
Com nissiopers, than in either the Cubsr-
material o. Presidential election.
Policies or 70 speak nose exsctly.
party fssiiDg oaekt TO have bat
little influence in the selection Of County
Commissioners True, both parties have
designated nominees Bot the people -
citizsas ssd taxpsyerA ought 10 make their
choice independent Of party.
In Liberty We have two candidates, vix-,
Daniel Maxwell, the present. Commissions.
renoninated by the RspsbhcsnA and tAAt
energetic, wsn intsned aaA thosough has;-
ness man, James Dixon, ehossa BY the
Democrats.
Without meaning 10 reject upoa Nr. MsE.
well a. good, honest and velLmssning
citizen, We earna refrain from thas giviss
public expgessisn 70 What 10 % often ssid
and well understood IN this locality, 70 Wit;
That, - . representative bu, iAe-s man. o
County Conmissioasr. hf. Dixon 10 n
every reapses ihe supeHoe.
As On sctiye, hre, and vellin5osmed msA
Mr. Dixon Win reflect credit dpon his de-
triet ssd be IN honor 10 his coanty.
IlsKgrI =
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4 Warming.

New YORK, September 22-Assistant Ad-
iutatant General Squires, of the Grand
Army of the Republic, for the department
of New York, has issued circular calling
attention to the following articles in the
rules of the society:
mo officer or comrade of this Grand
Army OF the Republic shall in any manner
use this organization for partisan purposes,
and no discussion of partisan questions shall
be permitted at any of its meetings, nor
shall any nomination fora political Office
be made"
The circular further says that any viola
ion will meet with a sharp rebuke and
prompt action by post court martial.
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A MEMPHIS MiSER.
4 Modest Foytune Fopnd on His Prrsoo
After Death,

4 Modest Fortune Found on His Berson
After Death.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. September 23.--John
Murgaroyde, a welLbnown character In
Memphis. and who for ,hirty-four years has
led miserly existence. died early yesterday
morning at the City Hospital He bad
been sent there day before yesterday ut
room for treatment Of dysentery. Twendy-
seven thousand dollars in United States
bonds we're found sswed up in the usier-
shirt which he we're. He was very eecen-
tric and Tor the past year had been
Banking with ths Riro Boys
at the Babcock engine house on the bluffs
He came 10 Memphis in 1850, and Ter years
followed the gas fitting business. He sccu.
mulated his wsalth By depriring himself Of
everything br4 the bare necessities OF life.
He was a rAtiye sf England, snd has .
married sister residing Eear Philadelphia,
Who has been telef frapheA The bonds were
turned over by MurgatroJde to Cbief james
Clesry, Of the Fire Department, previous TO
his death for safe keeping A small TN box
hermeticslly sailed was found By his bed
side, which doubtless contains his Will His
remains are being KEEP, until his sister can
be heard from. Il is known that. he has
morey in q savings bank at Boston and
also some in one ct Philadelphia.
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NV ORLEAss, September 1.-THE
Times Democrats Hermansville. Miss.. spe-
eial SAYS: A brutal negro named Keifsr
broke into the residence ofW. Fife, Satur-
d.y night, and attempted to outrage bis
daughter. The cries OF the girl brought the
family to her assistance, and the negro fed.
BE was caught early Sunday morning Last
night large body Of the best citizens OF the
county assembled in town, took possession
OF the prisoner and hanged him 10 tree
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Cart. GIBSON, in his tour through the
hourth District, has been making a most
effective campaign. He has addressed the
largest political meeting ever held in
Rj,chie county. What is Boss ATKINSON
doing that this fire eating" Congressman
should he allowed to make such conquests.
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pRUeeED AND ROBBED.
The Victim Afterward Diss-Disrepntahi~
Dives,

YOUNGSTOWN, o., September 22.-John
Kelly, m ironwotker employed At the Etns
sheet mill in Newcastle, came TO this city
yesterday. At midnight he was found in .
s,upor. Itwas supposed to be from whisky:
An examination elected the fact that he had
been drugged and robbed. he was reused
sufficiently TO state that he had taken one
drink in q saloon and then lost conscious.
ness. He was unable to locate the dive.
II was decided advisable 10 remove him 10
the hospital, but he died in short time af-
ter reaching there An effort is being made
to find the place where he was drugsed.
The city has q half dozen dives where men
are systematically drugged and robbed. and
is about time they were suspended. Kelly
leaves n wife and six children.
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EataI Railroad Wreck.

KANSAS CIrY, September 22.-Two
freight trains on the Hannibal road collided
near New Cambria, No, one hundred and
seventy miles east of here at half past three
this morning. The trains we're wrecked
Three men including the engineer of the
west-bound train, were killed. aud the con-
ducter of the westbound train and one
other person fatally injured. Their names
are not yet learned. It is reported that the
westboupd train was running contrary to
orders,
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'WHY, what are yos putting that on my
feet for" asked 9 man with heavy cold.
"Why, to draw the cold out Of your head"
answered the considerats nurse. "Ths
deuce you say; would rather have it stay
where 1t is thar be drawn the whole length
of my body At any rate there is more
pleasant method than that go aud get me
q bottle Of DE-. BeH's Cough Syrup.
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c.. J. R. FELLOWS says that the BUTLER
vote in New York will be insignificant
From surface indications the Colonel is
fi,ht =
On the other hand, CHAs. A. DANA says
it Is safe to predict that BUTLER will get a
greater number Of votes in New York city
han CLUgLAND."
p,vl i "rattledn
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ronr rhousand barrels Per oay.

BUTLER, Pa, September 22.-I saw the
Phillips Well yesterday when she was doing
I35 barrels per hour. Capt, Phillips said
he did not think she was doing her best yet
He was right, as she has been doing all day
l67 barrels an hour or 1000 barrels day.
This is the twenty-second day and she has
averaged ninety barrels an hour since start
ing. There are 1000 people at the well to-
day and excitement is still very great.
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ANorUsR great failure is announced.
The largest whisky concern in the South,
that NyrcoNB. BUcHANNON ( Co, Of Louis
vile. goes to the wall aud the propHetOrs
have skipped probably to Canada.
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FaEp DoUGLAs' meeting at the Opera
House last night was a signal failure as far
IS numbers were concerned, there not be-
Fng hundred people in the audience. His
lecture was upon an old and thred-worn
theme that be has about exhausted.
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BUTLER. BLAINE, and ST. JOHN are brst-
ling about the country at lively rate. They
seem TO be the only worried candidates.
Cleveland is taking it easy.
There is no need ofgetting excited about
kh'ugs. The grand jury does not meet until
November 1.
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S.GNs multiply in New York that the
Iith Avenue Hotel treaty of 1880 is to be
initiated. il possible. That treaty saved
Garfield But it is not Garfield that is run
rng to. President this year. It's another
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The sunken Man of War.

VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, September 22;
Steam tug Rescue, with two pontoons OF
IFS tons floating capacity each, arrived at
the wreck Of the Talapoosa. this morning
When the other pontoons arrive from the
wreck of the State OF Maine, sD attempt Will
he made TO raise the sunken vessel.
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NarrSsa In Psisss.

PoKr SMrH, AK. Sep.smbef H.
Quite romantic wedding took place ysaer-
day sfiernoon ai the United Sistes jail Ne
high contracting parties being Clerence
Ossnsby and Min Cassello But11f, a vhA
f,uren Clarence Is In jail ands ccsvietiA
Of Introducing whisky into tie saiiee. -
bsd MOI yet been ssntsacsA hie BstAee
came oyes, snd Clarence. lsiag tAkes 60
apder guard, proceeded scron ~ Is4aA
iine, followed BY . crowd vAo hspeessd -
~ shout tbe Court house ss thas tins. -
.hsre sosn joined in holy vedloek 1he
,ribe then accompanying hes husbaod 49,
o isil bid him farewell, aod siih - Aeese
% in her bssTy be wss again plased heAis1
The pr;soa bars.
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PIr1sBURca. September 2.-The drought
in the western part Of Washington county
is 30 bad that cattle are drine and sheep
have pefished in large Eumbess.
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GSoRGE ALFRED GATH continues to write
elaborate puffs Of BLAINE. His theory is
that a man who is not essentially corrupt is
70, big enough in the neighborhOod of the
soul to be chief Of the land of the free and
thr home of the brave.
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A DAISY.

A Girl Packs mp SIS, eco In ysiuablss and
Attempts to Elope,
Bos1oS, September PA l2.year-old
girl Of Frsminghone on Friday packed q
vaIise With diamonds and negotiable bonds
to the amount of $4,000 belonging to her
mother, wealthy lady, and started for
Boston to meet q young man to elope With
bim. She was arrested Saturday, the yala.
abIes recovered and the girl taken home.
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4 LETTER Just received from Senator
.Cuovi> announces that Col. j. r. Fell
Hows, Of New York, and Hon. S. J. RAN
PAL, OF Pennsylvania, viii certainly speak
iu Wheeling on Saturday, October 4. Gov.
EENpElrES is also expected.
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Tu> cry of Cincinnati is in as bad a way
8, Wheeling /; is without funds to carry
on the government and the Mayor pro-
poses to borrow 100000 on his own re-
spon,.b;i.y if something is not done pretty
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.
Twenty Thousand Dollars to Bet on West
Virginia and Ohio.

Twenty Thousand Dollars to Bet on West
Virginia and Ohio.
New YORK, September pa wealthy
gentleman of Baltimore has sent $4,000
20 this city to bet at odds that Wes' Virginia
viii go Democratic, and that Ohio will go
Democratic in October.
Blaine Will Probably Visit This state.
PITTSBURGH, September 22.-Joseph d.
Weeks, treasurer of the National RepubG-
can Committee, is here on flying visit, In
an interview to-day, he said: at is not
definitely settled yet whether Mr.. Blaine will
visit West Virginia, but it is probable that
he will If he does, he will pass through
Pittsburgh, and make brief stops at num-
Der of points in the Western part of the
State"