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f. W. TELLERr
Secretary Of the Interior.
BACK IN THE FOLD,
Tho Now York "Tribune" Once Moro q
u IL y Union Otilco, 10 ,Ti.-p ~

Tho New York "Tribune" Once Moro q
i. NJ I : Union Ohlco. ~ Ts.s &t
NEw YonK, September 22,-Eyef since
the campaign opened the labor organixa.
tions have made demands upon the Re.
publican National Committee to Withdraw
all support and fayors from the New York
Tribune on account Of Its employing non.
union printers. These demands have
been SO numerous and have come from
such formidable organizations that they
have received u most respectful bearing:
Mr. Elkins has always promised to do
what he could to have matters Satisfac-
torily arranged. !3Sll !5.5 30 ,g!.ii
(. Several days ago Mr.. Brock, OF the Gov
ernment Printing Office, came on here for
the purpose OF arranging 8 compromise,
This has been finally effected. The prin,
ters union takes into membership the
printers at present in the Tribune office;
This leaves the Tribune 4 union office and
settles the question which has for some
time embarrassed the Republican man:
ayers here, r. t IS "a 'j}ii f-i; = 81
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DEMOCRATS generally admit their inability to
carry mon than two Of the four Congressional Dis
ulc,s In West Virginia, though they say the State
@ @ sfs s|Ss94s yss W. e Sa Eliza
l'nnt claimed for liaine,. thongh the reports ne-
ee!yg indicate that there Is every probability OF u
majority Of the votes OF that State being cast for
h!m Representative, Gibson, Of the Fourth Dis
Sniy4yornS, L Is sa!d, 10 get money to put i!to
his district. Not II Democrat here, except Mr. Glib
son hiaseli. has the slightest hope OF sec!us him
returned to Consrrs. Mr.. Gibson wns ali ardent
tonSrss. nl he has At MI times been loud In his
dennNcintlolS OF Randall und the other Demo-
eia!ie iEelnbers who voted against the Morrison
hill; III, peiti0n on the tariff will lose hin, scat
~ ne nsHi lorisc.-|Iashington dispatch 10 Phia-
There it goes again. Gibson must have
money or he is gone. "savc me; Cassius,
or sink" And if he gets the money he
will sink anyhow. lIc is already beaten.
They know this at Democratic headquar-
tiers and they seem to have abandoned
him to his fate. ilI
1t isn't alone because he is q bitter free
trader-thoush that would be enough.
iie has shown his untitness to represent
any district in Congress. He has tried TO
hold himself up by tlinging mud at every
body who did not bend to him. He has
for an opponent US man Of character and
intelligence who is making an Industrious
aud telling canvass, who had him beaten
before the campaign had fairly opened.
But men who don't like Mr.. Gibson's
style must not relax their energies. They
must bury him SO deep that there will be
no political resurrection for him. Wy
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K 'ANANoMALY YoN ,CuASGE.
Eighty Cent Corn and Seyen,y.ilye Co,

Eighty Cent Corn and Scventy.rye Cent
ri5E. Wheat.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September oo.-Eishty
cent corn and and scvcnty-Gve cent wheat
was m anomaly presented on Change to.
day. Whether the relative values Of Ties 9
cereals ever before presented such II
strange contrast is not precisely known,
bit the present condition OF affairs is ac.
knowledged to be very unusual. Early in
to-day's trading there was a strenuous
effort made by the Short" interest to
cover the September sales, but there was
no adequate offerings until the pinnacle Of
high prices touched so cents. at this
there were offers to settle. The market
then dropped of to IS. rose again to 70
and closed at that figure, the latest dealings
in theday. 80 n Fls.5 Il ."
The present high figures apparently
Killed all new specu!ations, very few opcra.
tors having courage 10 create any larger
short interest than now exists even nj
these maximum figures. The extent Of
the deal also appears not TO be clearly
understood, nor is 1t .known whom the
parties are that are now in supreme con.
trofofthe market, but whoever they NAV
be they have thus far demonstrated their
ability to retain the control and name any
figures they may choose for near deliveries.
+ The claim is made that the short inter.
est is still sufficiently large to advance tho
price to one dollar per bushel ii they do.
sire to do SO. September; corn opened at
72c, rose half and one cent Mt time until
Sue was reached, when decline of one
cent occurred which was the closing price
on the regular board and also Mt the alter.
noon session. October rose ,31c; broko,ofr
again, but closed at nearly the best figures
Of the day. November also advanced 1c,r
while the year and May showed: little;
changes. Fhe latest quotations were 7G,c
tor September, sole ior October, 4Sc for
Noyelnber, 4O!c for yenrnnd 50, for May;
Wheat was strong in the early dealings.
but grew heavy and fell olrrapidly toward
the close of tho regular session; but be-,
came .Armer on I the afternoon board.
closing 4c under Saturday. The latest
quotations were 76c for October, f77Yc for
November, 79lc for December. s5gz
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lt.,s The New Comet.

NASHVILLE, Sept. eeoo.-The comet discoo,y,-
cred septemberl7 by Dr.. Wolf, Of Zurich,
was observed tonight at Vanderbilt Uni.
versity byiE. E. Barnard. It had a well
defined nucleus and iaint, short tail direct.
ell away from the sun. The comet dis.
covered by Mr.. Barnard July 1G was also
viewed tonight. II has lately shown n
wonderful increase of brilliancy, when.
according to the theory, it should have
almost have faded from view. t'sz. M,
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Er0M m Oyerdose Of lIornhin.

NEw YeRE,$ septcmhcr 2a.NBenj. %.
D., ,skinner,who for the past tiye years has
been outside bond clerk for blake RFos, L
Co., bankers WIS found in his. .roam this
mqrling In a dying condition nom effects
Of an overdose OF morphia, The deceased
was q married man, fifty.iiye years old. 1t
Is said he had separated from his wife,
The firm do not think he committed sui
eide, but believe his death WAS due to ac.
sldent He haess keen II poor health for d
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Nh L. W. WILSON, in his tour Of the
statc,eSultingly exhibits the figures show
Ing that in thirteen years the levy under
Bourbon rule, for State purposes, has been
with one exception only twenty cents IN
the one hundred dollars. With the pro
ceeds OF this levy he asserts, that the e1-
penscs OF the State have been paid, the
public buildings all begun and completed
without trouble. Ii this is true, why the
necessity ior the reassessment, and why
is it that the State is in debt over three
hundred thousand dollars? If ftS.lS
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Cho1crn mt Nnnlas.

!, WAs'nt'SseToS, D. c., September 81
The Department Of State has received from
the United States Consul at Naples the
following telegram relative to the chole.5
ra at his place: The condition: OF affairs q
more encouraging, there are fewer cases ..,
.inu Ino., ;aea.ns. Number Of cases 3o5, md:
deaths W IN the past twenty-four liours..H Is.
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BODY Of nu Old Man Found In a nace.

%MT. VERNON, O., September o2.-The
body Of Patrick GafIney, aged about 70
years, and a well known Irish citizen, was
this morning about 8 O'Clock
floating in Taylor's mill race, north Of this
city. Life was extinct, and it is supposed
that he walked off small bridge into the
water some time during the night, and
was drowned. ~ - ~ iis7 = IL y
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French Royal DIsaIrre,,e,,rn,,,,n,,,t..,, ., 3, n, I,

LoSpoS, September oo22.-The Paris III
ga'o has published q long letter to prove:
TINT the disagnecmcnts which Il still
EXISTS between the two royal houses
OF france are mainly ], due Ito
the Countess de Clambord. = She sill:
hates the Orleanists, and opposes all. COM
promises. It was she who insisted on her.
late husband issuing the White flag procla-;
nation, which gave his pretensions tho
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's--'-~SyT-'---s
NaSult If q Lawsuit.

!. sEhlSarIELp, slo, September q. -0has.
7. holland, 9 prominent young lawyer ot
this city, was as4au!.ad oi, the streets this
afternoon by Samuel Qdell, proprietor Of 4
hotel, and Knocked down BY . terrific
blow Of the fist, Noland then drew re,
yolyer and fired two balls into Odell's
body, inilicting mortal wounds. The az.
lair grew oqt q a lawsuit hi Noland
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0SE OF the treats Of Thursday will be q
tariff address in the Opera House, at night,
by lion. William D. Kelley, Of Pennsyl-
vania. Those who hear Judge Kelley will
haze the satisfaction to know that they
have heard "The Father Of the House.
anil the best informed protectionist in
America. 1t is not supposed that the
Opera House will hold everybody who de-
sires to hear "old Pig Iron" but the great
and grand old man is no longer able to
speak in the open air at night. (
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The Vacant Secrctnryshjp.

WASHINGTON, September e2-rhe term
Of G. Z. Coon as Acting Secretary Of the
Treasury under the special designation oI
the President will expire Wednesday. No
warrants for the payment OF money from
the Treasury can be issued after that tlay
unless the existing vacancy in the office oi
the Secretary shall have been filled before:
that date. 1t is expected, however, the:
appointment will be made Tomorrow; or
next day. Friends Of Mr.. Coon are still
sanguine he will receive the appointment.
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:ATerrible Saloon Row.

HAMMOND, IND, September, o2.-At
Hessville, near here; yesterday, during a
scuflle over a refusal to pay for drinks, in
Joseph Hess saloon, the windows were
broken. This SO inccusea Hess that he
stuck a pitchfork in the breast OF Ycaru.
sen. His son Edward Hess fired into the
crowd with double-barrellcd shotgun
and fatally wounded Thomas Welsh and
George II: Adams and woundlns James
Conley. Young Hess escaped. N . - :
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A Rcculnr Cual,er.

PlrrsnuRon, September 2e.-The Phil.
lips well at Baldridge flowed yesterday at
the rate Of thirty-throo hundred barrels.
and at noon to-day was doing one hundred
thirty-elght barrels per hour. The well
which has put more than 5000 barrels
into the Pipe Line, is just twenty-five days
old. Thousands visit the we'll daily, ~ : /
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VIII Look Before Thoy Lean,

PlTrsnun.iIi, September g. :.-7A delega-
ton Of prominent glass workers from Bel:
GUM will arrive here tomorrow Tor the
purpose Of examining intothe workings Of
the new international association and
gather statistics OF the glass trade, and
satisfy themselves that all is true as rcnre.
sented TO them In regard to the glass hIlsi-
meas, before they enter finally tie new as
sociauon. Hc:l z z. ~. 81. !.
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Erie Preparing to neeelvs .p,oln,

ERIE, Pa. September 22.-Grcat prepara-
tions are making for the reception OF Mr..
Blaine, who visits this city on Friday.
Word has already been received Of visit.
ing political clubs IRON the principal towns
in Northwestern Pennsylvania, Ashtubula
county, Ohio, and Chautauqua county,
N. Y. 1t is estimated that there will Se
between $4,000 to $4,000 strangers present
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WAs1lSeToS, September % OF the col
orcd employees engaged in tho various ex-
ecutivo departments, it may be said to tho
credit Of the iriendsat the eolorcd people
Of Ohio, that In point OF clerical excellence,
shown yrankattained, the colored clerks
from Ohio are in advance Of the clerks al
thatrace representing other States, Ohio
has one col9,ea laAn on tue Board Of .Ex-
anineain The Pension Office, who receives
5000 per year salary. There are several
colored clerks receive 81 600 per annpls,
and quite a number receiving 81, 400. = : - :.
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Deserved His Fate.

NEw ORLEANS, September 2o.-The
Times Democrats Hermannsville, Miss,
special says: a brutal negro named
Keifer broke into the reeidence OF W, Fife
saturt.y night, and attempted to out,
rage lis daughter. The cries OF The pirl
brought the family to her assistance and
the negro fled. lie ewas caught e.:rly Sun.
day morning. Last night u large BODY OF
the best citizen Of the county assembled
in town, took possession of the prisoner
and hanged him to tree. RS !'EiEsE'.', :
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Arrival mt philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 9o.-lt was
midnight when the Blaine train entered
the Philadelphia depot, and no demon
stration was expected. But great many
people made their way into the depot and
chcercd as Blaine alishted. Outside there
was a large crowd and they were SO en-.
thiislastic 1t required MI the efforts Of the
police IL attendance to prevent them car.
rying blaine of on their shoulders.
MIR. Blaine was driven to his hotel and
went Immediately to his room. A heavy.
shower drove the crowd into the hotel
lobby, where the demonstration was re-
renewed, and ceased only ai,cr Walker
Blaine appeared on the stairs leading from
the lobby and begged the enthusiastic
ussemblagc TO permit his father to have
quiet nights rest after the ar,luous days
work. The crowd then dispersed cheer
ing for the Republican candidate. /
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Death al 1lsnry clny,n Grandson.

louisville, Ky,,s September ss.-IIon.
Harry Clay, who was shot yesterday
morning by Councilman SWehler, died
this morning. Clay was the grandson Of
the great. Henry Clay. C!ay went on
liowgate's Arctic expedition il 1850. CLAY
was a very promising and popular young
man. Since hia death much Indignation
prevails and there Is now talk Of lynphinu
Weller, who is confined in Jail, -; ~. :
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9th or Blues,

A fire at Lonoke, Ark, destroyed build
in IS worth $4,000. lat,
A fire at Sand Lane, Mich, last night
destroyed twelve business houses. Loss
$4,000. IE-,*z zttq.t-+951llS.
A fire at Bronson, Mich, last night de-
stroyed two-thirds Of the business portion
OF the town. Loss $4,000. 5'7.5
:. A fire at Eureka. Nevada, came near de-
stroying the whole city. 1t ragged two
ilou.s and destroyed ten buildings, princi-
pal among them the Parker House and
White Pine. bank. Loss $4,000. -.
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A Few Word, FroM Whcel,nr.

The following is taken from the New,
York Herald Of Sunday, 2lst inst. "A let-
ter to the National Democratic Committee
from Edward Robertson, acting adiutant
Of Holiday Post, No. l3, IA. H. Of
Wheeling "; va:, says: 9We Democrats
in West pirginia have not the slightest
fear Of this State. The October eleatiNn
will demonstrate that It IS Democratic by m
over ten thousand inaioritY.H E5:ss3;.ss. s3 Is :,
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"A NOTABLE SpEEcu /,
At Clarksburs. Saturday NiEht-An Ex. Con. ,or
federnts's Appeal. N; !,

Al CiarksburE. Saturday NiEht-An Ex.cor.
:st.si..; - felerats's' Appeal, III, g; :: :,
Correspondence Of the Intellfgeucer. IS 81 4; / Il s.
. CLARKshuno, WA, September % %
The speech of this campaign in Clarkss-
burg was delivered Saturday night; WIFI,
but single days notice the Hon. War1rreIn;I 1rI;I
:. Lurty refined, intelligent gentleman: /, an:
born and reared in Clarksburg, an an! olfIicer ,lfliR
in tho late Confederate army. ,]elive,,rci +,
u crowded Court House an simptomrt,,
speech Tor ami hour, which was the most
this place. 5tFi - go 1'ssss't"u.' g So
Mr' Lurty outlined briefly the Vircinniags
methods 81 cai irying elections, told how thr,
puddlcs' ballots. were ilplaced { in :, lid
boxes; how the negroes ,werc sbot ineihe
nacE a. .Danvllle, and why he, born. md
reared Democrat, and whose ancestry!
lor hundred years back had been DeTi.
ocr'!ls, afterwards rebel, was now md
would ever remain true to tho grand pilfty3
OF American institutions and .Americdnc
protection. ]. e :, - :,
de appealed to his aged father, the Hon.
D.. II. Lurty, of this county, who was i,irrs,
ent, to Col. Ben. Wilson, his carlyilaw
tutor, who was also present, to come over m
ana Join this grand party OF American
!doaa. lie appealed to those who were
boys with him and to those who were II ;
arms with, him and to those who were liz
arms against him to 60 to the polls in, c.
tober and IN November, and da<thcir
'whale duty in the cause of A,nerican free.
dom, American liberty and llmerican pro.s
,SE,;;on, ns,,; ~ IN such nn honest, fair and mag.
applause. yIf - JIiSss N M
!; Our Democratic friends were yery i, uel, ii
,denoralized and very Indignant at such n A
Speech5 coming from an OK. Confederate 4
but tho speech will bring us votes IN Oc.
tolGr and in November. "a j3 s.s,1Gttji.
We will complete tomorrow a wiowa,,m,, a,,, /
tor: our meetings which; the brilliant irish
orator, James Woods, Of Indiana, viii 'ie.., 'i.
dieate on the 2Nh. - - 80
Weare alive in Harrison. A LLssll,,s$s Lsx,y,s VI Y
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4 Whole block Destroye i.

PORTLAND, OnE., September 22.-Firc
last night destroyed a whole block, in.
cluding the Eslnond House, the leading
hotel OF the city. 1t started in a hay yard
and spread with such rapidity that all
efforts TO Saye the hotel were tinayaiiny.
Tot1l loss Sl2O,C9o; insurance, S9O,lCO.
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Even En,perars sim

:, :, ,;:l', BERLIN September 22-The Emperor
slipped and fell upon the carpet at Castle,
Beareth Saturday, obligins him 10 remair,
sSay sS;ay.',, from banquet. HeS recovered suf-.
h,clsn.,y, heni however, to witness on! horse
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Fatal Colliaion on the RaIl,

= Kansas CRY, Mo-, September % Two
freight, traics on the Hannibal road col
lided near New Cambria, Mo. 10 miles
east Of here at tS,a,sA this morning. The
trains were, wrecked. Three men, includ.
ing the engineer, Of the west bound train
were killed; and the conductor Of the west
bound b aud one other fatally injured, I
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!, Slim Basis for Operntion,,,,i1l ~ =

GALy1EsroS; September @ Gal,y!ei,,.e; l,!i,.
ton ln Ne'es Dennis special says: lille sdiY.?
ging gawelstoeday in the Southwestern, q es3 =
.o tue city q workman struck 4 snvcraI, @
wees ai detached rock. 3 On tcstinS 90 =
sMal! a fragment OF the rock gold tofhe,
Nthe ot iofty cents was cxtricated ..sSSf
company is forming. ~ ss1sl =, y
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The Siege Of Khnrtoum Collap.,es,. i, /,

, LONDON, September e2.-The report that
the siege Of khartoum Ind collapscd,
which reached Cairo from various sources re,
Is confirmed by official kilograms tPrcpa.
rations for the dispatch Of the camel corrs
to the Soudan continue with nnabatcd
'vI'gor. The men who have enlisted for
this service will proceed to! Egyptfin5tlle
transports Dcccan and Australia instead
OF the Erin as first intended. The Az.
nlrality give notice that5OO men !cxpect-
ing to sail in the Deccan and Australia:
Will probably be delayed only Il few. days,d
and then proceed in the Erin. Z
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Ex-senator JosEru f. MCDONALD has
not yet begun stumping Indiana for his
tried and true friend Thomas A. Hem
bricks. Hendricks has not yet convinced
Mcdonald that his speech at Chicogo was
really in favor Of Mcdonald. The Chrit-
tian statesman will likely .''jine" the great
majority with some very dubious ideas on
the subject OF Hendricks Chicago ad-
herence 10 him. -. -4.sTs,i = -. "a. /,
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Iron Works I;urncd.

Buffalo, September % % The King Iron
Works, belonging to Duckworth & Co.,
manufacturers Of nuts, bolts and hard
ware, burned this morning; loss $4,000,
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The Acting Secretary Of tlA treasury
has directed the Collector. Of Customs at
New York tq admit free Of duty the Ascot
cup won by keene's Foxhall, which has
hecn in the custody of the Collector fay
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Nearly DiSuster.

\. SAY J .s;, ,FlF'RAselsco, Fl September ssss.-The
train on which JasRees Gordon Bennett ar.
rived on narrowly " r escaped disaster. AS II
pulled out Of Port Costa station It ran
IAto q train OF wheat cars. n Maokcy and
Dey, in Bennettspriyate car. wcye thrown
to the tioor. Bennett was badly shaken
up but managed 70 keep. bis seat. II !'s.S a
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Tho Mania Strike. tho Twelve Ycor old.

Tho Mania an Strikes the Twelve Year oldx. Il
BosroS, September ssaa.-A l2 year old
girl, Of Fsamtngshore, on Friday, packed a
yalEe with diamonds and negotiable bonds
TO the amount Of $4,000, belonging to her
mother, a>gealthy lady. and started for
Boston to hec, 4 young man to clone
with him: she wns arrested. Saturday,
Aase, ss's9 land! and the valdab!ss recovered and
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;, N the AFTERNOON Rev. T. J. Carley, d
Catholic priest, at West Point, called on
mr.. Blaine and presented him with gold
headed cane, voted to the Republican
candidate for President by 1000 majority
at the fair Of the West Point Catholic
Church. lF- - ~ es~ =
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Compiainis hare been made Of newspapers
kiu1 ,,olpu from The hou~s and premises Of
rb.rriJrr ejlr the df'irry by he carriers.
4 rtuarl Of s. 90 riH be paid by this office
for ,rrry ca" in rhich Information il giren
M ,,ai rM lead to the arrest and conriciion Of
ne thisi or There's rhere any copy Of the IN.
TELLlGENCER is so stolen, after being
nroi 10 subscribers. g4
Subscribers rho fail to rtceire The IN
TELLIG GENCER promptly ,rill confer a
Grror LyrGVr.iny The same TO this office.