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TRYING TO Kill KGLLYIsM.
The President Reported to Have Order,
the Ignoring Uf TAmmRpy Hall.

The President Reported to Have Ordered
the Ignoring uf TammaDy Hall.
EKw YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE hand Of the
Cleveland administration is at length pal
pable in the control Of the city political
canvass. An order from Washington for
the obliteration Of Tammany is as visible
as though Issued in handwriting for pub
lie perusal. The County Democracy,
which is the organization Of the Democra-
tic party, made under Tilden's directions
by William @. Whitney, now Secretary Of
the Navy, has refused all offers OF fusion
with Tammany this fall, but has put
complete municipal ticket In nomination.
Tammany has therefore combined With
the only other faction, Irving Hall, and in
forlarn hope made up a ticket.
The belief is that, q month sgN, a letter
WAS borne 10 the President from John
Kelly declaring that Tammany had been
faithful In the last national canvass, and
would pledge herself to anything for hAr-
mony, This action was taken at the in
stance OF Governor Hill, who strongly de.
sired TO reunite his parry for tho sake OF
his own chances in the present State
sttugple, but 1t did not bring Cleveland 10
a forgiveness OF Kelly and TAmmAny for
their Ben Butler exploit, and through
Manning and Whitney directions came TO
ignore Tammany. The result Is awaited
with great anxiety by city statesmen.
The County Democracy look upon the
circumstances as favorable tc final and
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LONDON, Oct. lS.-M. DeGierp, Russian
Foreign Minister, made overtures to Lord
Salisbury and Prince Bismarckin favor Of
a conference at Berlin to revise the Berlin
treaty. Lord Salisbury disiavored the pre-
position. Prince Bismarck replied that
the time was inopportune, the elections in
France and England leaving the foreign
policies Of those countries uncertain. The
Roumanian Premier in an interview with
Prince Bismarck demanded that in the
event OF an alteration Of the frontiers Of
the Balkan provinces the line OF Roumania
be extended south Of the Danube so as to
enclose Silestris, Batdsjsk, Bsltschuk and
that Roumania have the right to fortify
those places.
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PIrrssuRou, Oct. ls.-A Uniontown,
Pa, special says: Two murders were com.
mitted in this (Fayette) county last night.
Two brothErs named Tasker, while intox-
icated, attacked-a house occupied by Ira
Tate at Haydentown, and threw club at
Tste's wife, severely injuring her. Tate
fred atthem with shot guu, and ''Rsl"
Tasker was instantly killed. Tate sur
rendered himself to the Sheriff to-day.
The other murder was also part Of an
attack on house. Four negroes broke
down o door OF house occupied by
Michael Borills, on the outskirts Of the
town. Borilla resisted and was shot and
killed by one Of the negroes and man
named Robert Scott. The murderers have
not been arrested.
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complete crushing out Of Tammsny, which
ls weakened by the desertion Of some
leading members and the absence Of its
boss. They are reasonably confident OF
electing their ticket, and never have the
preparations for vigorous work been more
extensive. Tammany will be satisfied II
she polls enough Democratic votes TO en-
sure victory for the Republicans, for
that would prove that she is necessary to
her party.
Kelly is in town, but perfectly seclud-
ed, and the struggle between his wife and
his political friends over the question OF
his taking command Of Tammauy is one
Of the interesting incidentals. Under the
Doctors orders that he shall receive no
visitors, she stGbbornly denies admittance
to everybody, aud is especially vigilant
against the Tammany magnateg. She
opens her husbands mail, too, and no
letter on political topic reaches bin.
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Is support of his charges against the
Mayor, the Chief Of Police makes the
damaging statement that she would see
the Mayor going to the INTELLIGENCE
office, aud see the editor OF the INrRLLr-
GsScgR at the Mayors place of business,
and then he would see something in the
paper" All, yes!
We have seen the Chief Of Police going
into The Reglitr office, and have seen the
elitor Of the Register giving his moral sup.
port to the Chief OF Police, but up to date
We haven't seen anything in the paper.
There is always something to be seen in
q live newspaper like the ISTELLIoENcER.
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NASHVILLE, TRNS., Oct. l7.-Last night,
at Cottontown, W. P. Williams, aged As,
while temporarily insane, assaulted a
young lady with a rock, inflicting serious
Injuries. A warrant for his arrest was
placed in tho handf Of a constable, who,
with Allen Harris as deputy, proceeded to
Williams house. He refused to submit
to arrest and running into the house grab
bed a double.blrreled shotgun and at
tempted 10 shoot Harris. The gun missed
Ere and before he could cock the other
barrel Harris fred, killing him instantly.
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ArrEMprED HssAssINAr1oN
OF Colored Ministor-Ths Havoc Wrought
by Bucknhot,

MEMPHIS, Oct. 1S.-At 1880 o'clock to-
hight unknown parties attempted to as
sRssinate Rev. r. N. Countee, prominent
coIored Baptist minister. He was return.
ing from church, and on passing the cor
ner Of DsSoto and Webster streets he was
fred upon. There were about twenty ofhis
congregation in the crowd and the con-
tents oil tue shot gun loaded with buck
shot caused considerable havoc. Two
bullets struck Countee, one in the head
and the other passing through his chin,
inhiCting painful but not dangerous
wounds. S. L. Countee, q brother, was
shot in the back aud also in the chin. His
wounds are more dangerous.
Ellen Wright, colored woman, in the
crowd, received a sho. in the hip. The as
sassin fed after firing, but threw away his
gun. This is the second attempt made to
Kill the minister. He thinks his would
be assaSsins are members Of coloIed or
Hanizations Of which he formerly was a
member but recently renouncGd all obli-
cations to their orders.
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TnE thing which Mr.. Glsdstone's party
has done is to held select convention to
nominate candidates for Parliament. It
this country we don't bunch the thing
that way, and we don't wait until men
have nominated themselves before wehold
our conventions. The American plan has
many advantages over the English way,
though here the party in each district
would feel little hurt II its nominee were
named for it in Washington. Sometimes
anational administration puts its finger
in the pie, aud that generally makes
trouble. In this country, however, 1t is
thought bad politics when half q dozen
men Of one party run for Congress in one
district In that kind OF union there is no
strength, and this is what bothers Mr..
Gladstone at this time.
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Parnsll to Visit rhiS Oountry.

CaicAGO, Oct. l7.-It has been deter
niasd to hold a National Convention ol
The Irish National League Of America al
Central Music Hall, in this city, Wednes.
SAy, January 20, 1888. This date Is fixed
% accommodate Mr.. Parnell, who has
.ao1ed President Egan that he will attend
yae convention accompanied by strong
uspu2tion from the Irish Parliamentary
Party, including Hon. 7. D. Sullivan, Lord
mayor Of Dublin. Executive officers oI
;ae y; League will issue an official call dur
Ing the coming week.
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CLEVELAND, O., O.t lS-The mystery
surrounding the disappearance Of Mrs.
James Qlayle, who left her home on
Wednesday last, seems to thicken. No
reliable information regarding the LADY,
whereabouts has yet been received.
Searching parties secured the surround
ing country to-day, but without success.
The whole city is interested in the case,
and it promises to be ZEN days wonder.
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WnxwBARRE, Pa, Oct. IAN extern
sive caye.in occurred this morning at Bait
imore mine No. 8, owned and operated by
the Deleware 4 Hudson Canal Company.
Thus far about fifteen acres OF the surface
have been Affected, the deepest fall being
twelve feet. The surface over the Cave.in
is giving away slowly and further fall Is
anticipated. The damage is not yet
known, but will be considerable. The
cave.in was due to robbiDg OF the pillars,
There was no person in the mine at the
tima.
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Warner nsbn Up.

-. NET YoRE, Oct. 1.-THE mysterious
WINS. Warner, who secured the most Of
iSe y. funds Of the bankrupt firm OF Grant (
oMardr surrendered himself to United
saies Commissioner Shields this morning
1syIng he understood there was q warrant
sasd against him. The examination was
~ down for Thursday next, and the bail
w sS liked at so 900. Mr.. Warmers coun'
produced two sureties who justified In
wee that amount. They were I. Bates
SSlgrAve, banker ol this city, and
S,sy SSacy Z. Roberts, a retired merchont oI
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CoRk, Oct. lS-At a special meeting OF
the Cork Defense Union, last night, re-
ports we're submitted proving that boy
cotting had been severely checked. A
branch OF the union will be Blished in
London to have charge Of the finance Of
the organization. The union enthusiast.
cally resolved to equip strong forces Of
fariers to traverse the country for the
purpose OF shoeing the horses Of boycott
ted persons; also to attend cattle sales and
buy boycotted cattle at fair London prices.
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special Lsttsr psIlvery peel.ion.

PlrrsBuReH, Oct. lS.-A dispute bo.
tween Postmasters Larkin, OF Pittsburgh,
and Myler, Of Allegheny City, as to the
right Of the formers special delivery mes.
sengers to deliver letters to points in Ale
gheny City, was settled to-day by the re-
Ceipt OF letter from Postmaster General
Villas, in which he decides in favor OF
Larkfn. The decision will Affect all cities
divided by river, as is the case between
Allegheny and Pittsburgh.
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The smith. vIudiuNtsd.

SDoctdI DlEpdieh 70 LLs InltlIt1eiloI.
BrcKHGNSoS, ". Va, Oct. 1s.-The
sAith.Mylins shooting case was ended
yesterday by,an acquittal of the Smiths,
whose friend, are much slated. The case
has occupied most Of three terms OF our
Circuit Court and everyone is glad it is
disposed OF. The Smiths ieol that they are
Yindicated.
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COPENHAGEN, Oct. 1s.-The royal gath
ering here disbanded to-day. The Gar
has gone to st. Petersburg. The Princess
OF Wales and members Of the other Roval
families have lett for Paris, TO attend the
marriage OF Prince WaldemRr to the
daughter OF the Due de Chartres.
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Tur French Minister Of the Interior is
an engaging person. The English of his
Droclamation relating to yesterdays cleo
lion is that he forbade campaign roor-
hacks Yet France is an alleged republic.
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GALVESTON, Oct. 1s.-A special from
Laredo to the NsirI says; A runner who
arrived this morning from down the river
reports two Mexican women murdered
about noon to-day on a ranch, l6 miles
from Laredo. He could give no particu'
lars. 0@Gers have started toE the scene.
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HEREAFTER no base ball players of the
1A,,ue or the American Association is to
receive more than $, 900 a year. What!
Ar. the princes Of the earth to black their
own boots!
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CHICAGO, Oct. lS.-The Inter. Oceans
Greggsyille, ILL.,, special says; Charles a.
Philback, private secretary TO President
Lincoln at the time Of the latter's assassin.
alton, died at his home here yesterday Of
pSrRlysis Of the heart,
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believe that the iron business will improve
permanently, and with Il the coke bust
meas" Many furnaces are Just now stock-
ed to excess, and until this surplus Is
worked cir there will not be any apprecia-
bic reduction OF the large amount OF stock
coke still stocked in the yards.
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HuSTER's PolNr, N: Y, Oct. 1s.-A
fight for fifty dollars a side took place
early this morning at Sunny Side, be-
tween Dominick Mclean and and "Roos.
ter" Riley. Four rounds had been fought
when the friends OF Riley, who was badly
done up, raised the cry Of police and caus;
ed the fight 10 end abruptly.
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TnE country is witnessing a desperate
effort to reverse the popular will in Ohio
and steal a seat in the United States Sem
ate, There is a great deal Of money In
vested in this enterprise.
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FRANKLIN, N. H., Oct. lS.-The worst
accident for years occurred on the North
ern railroad at Andoyer Plains to-day.
Lucius Graves, engineer, brakesman
named Harvey and John Emerson,
engineer, were killed. -Four freight cars,
the smoker and Baggage car were smashed.
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GOVERNOR HILLS candidacy gives the
people Of New York chance to say
vbsther the career Of VIM. NJ. Tweed de-
serves to b. cast Into q Sunday School
chrome. Iu Tweed's time the twain were
.lnnria y
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Ir would have been money in Porter
Smiths pocketif he had stood by his sworn
charges and let the witness stand severely
alone. 1t is not at all likely that his able
counsel advised him to climb up into the
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ruEHUROPEAN BoURsEs.
The Fluctuations If stocks Rt the Prominent
Exchanges.


LONDON, Oct. lS.-Monty was abundant
during the week. The demand for dis
count was limited. Three months bills
were quoted at 1all short, sight the same
at !. The stock markets were quiet
throughout the week. Prices closed the
best Of the week, showing the following
rise since Monday: Atlantic and Great
Western 8, Chicago, Milwaukee and st,
Paul 9, Denver and Rio Grande p, Illinois
Central 8, Lake Shore IL, New York,
Ontario and Western l, Pennsylvania and
Ohio first mortgage q, Norfolk and West
ern preferred 81, Ohio and Mississippi 2,
Reading II, Union Pacific !, Wabash ].
PARIS, Oct. is There were marked fuct-
uations on the Bourse early in the week,
but prices have been becoming more
steady since Thursdsy. Yesterday there
was decided recovery on the, denial OF q
report that the Servians had advanced
into Bnlgsria. The uncertain political
situation will continue to check business
until the elections are over.
BERLIN, Oct. ls.-The Bourse was inac-
tive and depressed at the opening Of the
week, but subsequently reversed.
FRANKFORT, Oct. ls.-Business on the
Bourse was limited. There was q moder-
ate advance in internal securities.
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posryAsrrR GENERAL Villas is doing
ybat he can to rebuild our merchant ma
,ins bot.om-side up. The strain on bis
intellect must be intense.
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BROTHER Merritt, undertaken at the
Grant funeral, Is running for the State
Senate on that broad issue. shrewd men
h,yelittle difficulty to find issues.
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LONDON, Oct. ls.-The servians have
occupied Kosiad Pass, which is on the
Jerma river and partly in Turkish terri
tory, being on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| frontier.
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PARIS, Oct. III Uairay has tele-
gram from Father Martin, at Saigon, stat
ing that 1000 Christians have been mas
sacred In AMMAN. Among tho victims
were NJ. Chatelet, missionary, and ten
native priests,
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.pp,rRArIoS Of the Eastern question
means tba. it is going to bo bad time for
tho little fish.
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BrsIyrss is gradually getting on its ieet'
Ma halter that the recovery shall net be
,oo r.pid, for booms do not pay.
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CoxSELLsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE KY
,lont Courier says: The coke trade remains
practically the same as reported two
months ago. The syndicate has ordered
an additianal three percent Of their 1928
ovens fred. This is being done this week.
1t will put 32s more pool ovens in blast,
but this is more than balanced by the sus-
pensitn Of the Meyer and Fort Hill works
Of W. j. Rainey, & Co., who have been
compelled to shut down for lack Of orders.
This takes 357 out Of the trade. The
Edgar Thompson steel works have fred
up their Eve furnaces and are now taking
100 cars Of coke per day. This accounts
for the three percent blow.in. The ship.
ments remain about the same as last
week, $500 cars per week, or $50 cars
daily. Said q leading member Of the coke
syndicate, yesterdays 1--WE have reason y
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
uAe Qntetlgeueer~
o.5e., So.. ss aud 81 Fourteenth Street.

Ii Mclean can't 80 to the Senate he
nav keep on wearing himself out on
IIalstcad.
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Oycrmore we hear Of our old friends
,ho E,sbi Bazouks. The Wheeling con-
,ir,eatis not doing very we'll.
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The Chicago Tribune speaks gaily OF
njot leetle sherman band"-one OF the
b.,t things of u joyous season.
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DIED.

o'c'oct A. n, TESiY PEHLEa, III the 7ai year Of
Rnnnral nnllca to-mnrrnW.
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All we're satisfied with the resolutions,
the miners present especially 30. They
hope for better thing, and believe that
the next meeting will settle long-e1isdng
trnuhlea.
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ST.. JAarEs IrEMs.-The Police Jury was
10 meet in regular session on the 8th inst.
!, Tho river is still high enough to give the
rice planters all the water they need, but
the stream is gradually falling and It will
.deabtless be necessary to put irrigating
pumps in operation in the course of
week or 90.
. The Creole Freside is informed that the
inclemency Of the weather has damaged
cane considerably, particularly the stubble
crop. We opine, however, that what our
contemporary. calls damage is scarcely
more than delayed growth that will be
corrected by the advent of warmer and
dryer weather. ..-+..+..
Mr. Oz4m6 Duhon, who has been for
several years past employed as a clerk in
MIR. L. Thibodeaux's store, has gone to
1berville parish to take charge of the tele-
graph Office on the Mississippi Valley rail-
road at St. Gabriel station.
Four pieces Of property were sold at
public auction by Sheriff Bourgeois on the
Saturday, as follows: The plantation seized
in the suit of s. Wagnespack Us. P. F. ST.
mon, adjudicated to r. N. Sims for $3.50;
tho plantation seized in suit Of Bush q lev.
ort =. Ed,ua,a Ca;,,ona. oa;na;o.tea -
"a o"4Aouo'' ou'ouAoe''oA ~
plaintiffs for 5000; the plantation seized
in suit Of Jean Ferrero Us. Victor VALERIE,
,d;,a;o.4aa - ,,,.;,,.;e, g. e,,oo. =.
1'1oa ~ p.a.n'.n 'o1 ~''Aoo' Inc SINAI
property seized IN suit Of Catherine Hamp-
ton ct ais us. Succession Of J. A. Rom.
.,ao;. .a;na;oata,7 IN s;,. 81 corr
$3.50 NV @1.oA ~ ~ Az 0AA1'' AYE @@'''
From we'll written communication in
The Creole Preside describing the com.
-'onoelleus e4elcAst's VI tae Aneo'ca1 depart
pent Of the Tulane University Of Louisi-
ana on the I'd inst wa make the fol,ow;no
extracts. The degree Of Doctor If MIDI
oina WA then oonferred m s;ytvl fonr
applicants. i've Of whom are well known to
moet of vonr reaf1ara--Dr Ar+hnr A Aliat~
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