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Ihn.c, of ihc slinnIIon.

CmcAGo H., Oct. iO-Unlcss the cm.
ploycs oi the striking street car men effect
nm adjustment OF difficulties In q day or so
it is probable that thc matter will be- taken
into court, Mr. A. G.. Storey, q prominent
attorney, who, II Is said, would act "
counsel In the case, said. when asked
about lhc matter There will be- quo war.
unto proceedings begun, but don't know
that I will bo the attorney" That official
will be designated aud cmp.oycdby aeon.
mite Of loo properly owners from the
North side. Tie citizens living In thC dis
tricts afflicted with Mr.. lcrkcs street cars
aro thoroughly aroused and are determined
10 see that everybody has his just dues
and that the strikers receive justice.
One OF the gripmCn brought here from
Philadelphia declares that the facts were
misrcptosontol 90 him and be- threatens Co
sue the company for damages
4 cooperative citizens omnibus line IL
talked o.
Mr.. Ncrkes said today that the work Of
accommodating the public would be
pushed forward ~ rapidly IN possible.
1--WE have nincty.cight thoroughly com.
pcicnl iri,cp," said Mr. Icrkcs. 1--WE
| have 900 the gnpmen We need, but We
will not start the cable for awhile yet.
/ There arc eighteen or twenty cars running
| ou the north eide aud thcru will be more
tomorrow, There haa been no further vt.
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The Chief of the Knights of Labor
Thoroughly Aroused.
This Is q Very Good Season to
Hunt Bears"
A Declaration That Will Thrill the
Whole Country.
Legislation for tho Prevention OF Cor.
ncrs and Trusts Demanded ut
once--A Hint That Revolution
May DO Necessary.

PUlApmrmA, Pa, Oct. l0.-Goncral
Master Workman Powdcrly, the Knights
Of Labor, writing on the "Chcago wheat
corner" in this weeks Journal II United
labor, says Congress is in session
Quaucng over a tariff bill TO regulate tho
price OF articles that como to our shores in
ships, and Hutchinson is raising the prico
on that which is native TO the soil aud
which every nottingham is most in need
Of, but no means are taken by Congress TO
put an end 10 Hutchinson aud his methods.
as there any remedy for this condition
Of alairs2 Can wo put an end to this
system Of robbery without rcyolutioni
II there is a way II should be pointed out
quickly, for men will not he turned out
OF work on the eve OF winter and bc told
at the same time that the source oi reye-
nue. is cut of, that the price of food has
gone up. Human nature will not stand
every thing and il should not be asked to.
"This Is good season TO hunt bears.
They arc too plenty and have invaded tho
haunts Of civilization. Wcmusi get rid Of
them.
"ltwill not do TO place aboycott ON wheat
or sugar, but We can put an eternal boy
colt on the men who gamble in these ar-
ticlcss. Write TO the President Of tho
United States TO send n message to Con-
gross demanding that these institutions
that gamble In food be abolished; that
trusts be abolished. Then write 20 your
present congressman aud senator at WaHl-
ingt1n and ak that they at once tako
notice Of this crying evil and lcgislato
Il out of existence. Go 10 those
who ar candidates for Congress
and exact pledges from them to abolish
these institutions IN case the present scI.
sion does not do IL duty. Tho present
Congr,a has spent nearly year in Skin
mishing ior points on which TO carry tho
ncN, election, while the interests Of tho
people arr going to the devil. It is timo
10 put q stop 10 Il. aud the workingmcn Of
the United states should speak out In
thunder tones to them on this great
| iaanc."
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INV YoHE, oct iO.--llcrman and frrd.
crck Dccring, twin siS year old brothers,
arrived NJ Castle Garden today on the
National line steamer Queen, from Liver.
pool. They are travelling alone aud arr
bound for s. Louis, whore their father
aud mother had preceded them.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.


Cmc,oo, H., Oct lO-Thc oldcs'
wholesale liquor firm In the city, Wcadlcy
q Clcary, made a voluntary assignment 10
Jonathan Ahclc today for the benefit OF
creditors. Tho liabilities are SO.OOO, and
tho assets consist II stock Of goods valued
at $50. OuO aud book accounts amounting
cause oi the failure Is said 10 be- depression
Ia business aud slow collections.
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HE STOLE A BANK.
A swindlins Operation that Boats the
Record

Record.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. l0.-An elegantly
dressed, fine looking man, giving his name
as j, $. Daniord, was arrested here ycster.
day by officer Donahuc, OF Cannclion,
Ind, charged with deirauding a bank.
Daniord arrived in Cannclton about two
weeks ago and registered from lronlon, O.
lie rapidly gained friends and confidence.
and few days ago bought out the bank.
ing business Of Hall 4 Pace. lie gave his
personal note without security Tor the
greater part OF the purchase money Two
days since he drew 500 from the bank,
aud announcing that he was going after
his family, left Cannclton. Hall 4 Pace
became alarmed Tor fear the unsecured note
might not bc good for tho 500, aud the
arrest was the result
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tV0olal UlFVat0h v lho AVIFHl
NAuyiur, Tenn, Oct. 10. 3d. Atchi,
Thomas editor OF tho Springfield Eloo1i
died at . O'Clock this morning, aged fifty.
two years, OF peritoniiis, after an illness Of
only few days Tho local press oi Nash
willie met this afternoon and passed rcsolu-
lions In regard 10 hi, death. Mr.. Thomas
was q member NJ the Methodist church, q
thorough gentleman, good Newspaper
man, and WIS once president IT The lem
urssCc Press association. Ills death viii
be- mourucd by tho entire fraternity ol hv
state.
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An,s,er, 81 The onInn nIocA rIrc.

Special Dispatch 10 ne Appeal
LrrLg Rock, Ark, Oct. l0..-A mystery
surrounds the sudden disappearance from
this city Of young man named W. II.
Jones, who has not been seen since the
night Of the Quinn fire Jones WIS noticed
~ bc among tAo WOiLrn Oh tle occasion,
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.InrrIr.I a. annni-

Prrsuung, Pa. Oct, 10. Miss Virginia
Knox, oi this city, and Guiscppc C1ri,
Count do Montcrcplc, Of Italy, we're mar.
ricd % the city hall NJ high noon today by
Mayor MrCillan. later the marriage Ger
cm0ny was performed NJ the Trinity Ep.s.
cDpal church by the Rev Samuel Maxwell,
and at IT, Faults cathedral by Bishop
I.DInn
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m, ,n,eroy nnd tho Ansreh,.,..

BGmiy, oct lo.-1hc Munich Nacrichi1l
confirms the report that Swiss anarchists
intended 10 make an attempt upon the
liie Of Emperor William In Wun"mborg,
and that great precautions were taken "a
pr,lcrt iho Emperor, tie route Of the lm.
p.ual RAN having Dyen changed.
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uo.L A,,ncL on IIniim..

HupAN, y. s., oct lO.-Ihc naval
aud military manouycn today attracted
moro attention than anything ~ the kind
In the recollection II the present genera.
ton. Their object was ~ iind whether
an enemy. attacking from the scn. would
have any chance oi capturing the city.
Tho attacking PARTY WIS victorious.
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I,..r,,nr I.,In,.. .,r,,.n-

fursuuHo, Penn, oct lO-M The
meeting Of river pilots this afternoon II
WIS decided 10 refer the wage question 30
iho district assembly knights 81 Labor Tor
settlement II " probable that q pfopui-
ton a. compromise will br made aud DO"
differences arranged without rc1pHing 10 a
-.LrLIn
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THE FIRE RECORD.


CINCINNATI, O., Oct. l0.-Tho Freshly
terrain church on Mt Auburn, Of which
the Rev Geo. l.. Spinning Is PASTOR
burned today II il thought the iirc has
been smoldcfing since sunday. Loss,
$40, 600, insurance, $4,000.
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Conaicts win the police.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. l0.-Thc first attempt
TO run ear on the West SIDE was made
this afternoon, and resulted in serious
riot. II was between and o'clock when
car was pulled out Of the Western avenue
barns, guarded ny hall dozen policemen,
headed by Capt. Aldrich, u the West
SIDE.
The crowd stood twenty deep on both
sides OF the car, aud the police were ar.
ranged on the inside Of these walls OF fran.
tic men. stone as big rs a fruit can
crashed through the window before the
car had proceeded twenty feet. Every
body dropped to the floor, whie n shower
Of stones pcied the sides Of the car. The
driver held the ruins bravely, though his
face was white MS a sheet. At the second
shower OF stones half brick struck him
on the temple and he fell behind the dash.
board. llr Immediately arose aud once
more took the lines. The car was stopped
for the tnird time ut Warren avenue.
Capt. Aldrich was hit and his scalp cut
open. Thus iar the police had used only
their clubs.
The car advanced TO tho intersection oi
NAtAAAAFNAA FlAfNN NlANA ANNNN wv fANNAf
one striker in the act Of throwing stone.
The man WIS arrested, but in less than q
minute 100 strikers had piled on the 20.
licCmnn and rescued the prisoner.
The car now turned the corner aud
started down Madison street, the inlur-
atcd mob following, throwing stones. At
Lcayitt street mob rushed out TO the
street aud boarded the car, attempting Ia
4 .NVtsF.E NF.Fsa Ita F..afHtIn A
wagon load oi police rode both In front
aud behind the car. They dismountcd
and charged on the crowd.
This time the maldcncd strikers held
their own and threw stones ut the blue
coats. one man struck Lieut. Shea aud
the officer followed his man through the
crowd. lie pulled his revolver while run.
ming. and took deliberate aim. fred. but
his bullet missed and hes.rikcrs scattered
in every direction. from that time on
there WIS not another missile thrown,
although number ol the mob followed on
foot as far "a llalstcd street. The car al.
yanccd, crossed 10 the South Side and re-
turned without further injury or attack.
In the afternoon thc mob transferred rs
operations To Clark street, the main thor
ouchinrc Of the north division, along
which most Of the ears run. Between In
diana and Illinois Streets only three ~
four blocks from the business part Of the
city. the mob utilized the heavy stones
aud bricks lying In front OF a building iu
course OF construction. These they piled
up ON thc track, and as the evening came
on and the people were going home from
their work, the crowd at that point 10.
creased until the street was filled with q
cheering. cursing bowling mob.
They built b0uiircs on the tracks and
danced about them. Fortunately no can
came that way NJ the time. Only one pO-
/ liccman WIS visible. aud be- was unable 30
DO anything with thc crowd. While Doc
wls engaged ~ putting ont ono bonfire
/ the mob would build another.
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P,rrrsoy, y. j., Oct 10. 1t has been
discovered that james u. Cauncc, iur
twenty yolH tho trusted bookkcopcr Of
thp pp'phin silk Manufacturing company
ol ihia cts. and Tor q long time treasurer
of thc ~ Paul Episcopal church, u m
,mJylll,f ~ tho amount VI about slO,OJO.
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rrnhIhlIInn NnmInnIInn.

Special uIsral,b o. lho Appeal
CuNuNNouU,, I,nn., Oct lo,rrE' y
Cuhn, Of Athens, WIS today nominated
Tor Cnnrnss by the rwhihuuui,ts Of tho
Thim district. vice Judge Lewis shop
peril who declined 90 accept the noun
iU4IlUu.
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gouuFutnttous.

w,uuSDroS. oct lO.--Ihc following
poslmaslcu we're confirmed todaw s. L.
Carroll. Adoliu, Ia: T.. VI. Trumhowcr.
Nun,ic. Ind, H. 4. Coates, receiver Of
public moneys, Wichita, kls. James L.
l,spsnc, Of South Carolina, was confirmed
ns consul general tp Melbourne.
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nrrr.II In,i,rir.I.

Nrw YonK, oct lO.=Jamcs T. Bcrrcil.
the law clerk who swindIcI clients u his
employers, shipmnn, Barlow, larDquo
4 Chcatby, by forged mortgages, was
today indicted for forgery Ia Tho lnt
dpyrpo
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difficulty being encountered. In anticipa-
ton OF renewal OF the trouble, a large
force OF new men were sworn in as special
officers this morning.
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Ii,,rr IrIrrrn,n..

WHEELING. w. Va, OF TO- = River . irti
bIu.HUs anil f.a.UE.
Ty,.. yUiT. tui Ogf i1 River 9 i..f 9.
ifufhf saut aud falling Weather cloudy 40
cool.
,r fnria. No oct 90 AuI,cI Sew SOUTH,
pIuHH Departed Annie o. HNT.I N'H 'r
looms. IIW Ui NIrkaHUuIf AIrtH.H.. I.... I'.'A
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cool aui cloudy Departed. uI.a'I" .h'', N.h'
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An A,Inn,n Library.

ATLANTA. Ga, oct. Ia. The Young
Mems Library building wis badly damaged
by fire last night. Loss, probably $500,
insured
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Jol,n Savage, thr I.ori.

SrnAGUryILlF, Pa, oct. TO- John Saw
agr, the poet died lut night at his SUM
mcr home, Laurel Side.
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narricndr- E,eryuhcrc.

CmcAGo, H., Oct l0.-1hc tracks on
Centre street In the north division pre-.
scented a peculiar sight this morning. As
lar asthe eye could reach were piles Of
stones, old wagons, great timbcn Of I'll de.
scriptions and planks laid across the tracks
aud spiked a, each end 10 the cedar blocks
This condition Of things extended Tor
nearly a mile. At the corner of Orchard
and Centre streets last night were larg,
piles Of stone blocks used In paving the
street. This morning they formed large
pyramid over the tracks. The whole mass
weighed several tons. The crowd remained
Oh Centre street untlmidnight, seemingly
filed with n icycrish desire 10 inilict some
ipir,y on some one or their property.
Along toward midnight r'sYul huge bon
fire. were lighted ul around them COLI
ipr.pd d1ucin 2, bowling multitude. Capt.
Setback fearing trouble, ordered ont HE
police ~ diI Hf ,Iom. a squad Wis SOON
un luc gi0uui. lhr people, With Tow cx-
coruous. 20. .y,l l, un.,r % 20 home.
VM. morning u.u aul Logs were again ui
work u Centre ,'r't near Orchard.
Under tho ,plU moses ul ihc police who
vpf. r.IfH.' H..us 200 Shat vicinity
,hrcnIine .u.. N.Wr...d un the tracks.
VIs nf..au ... Be- HH.N .I ai tlc work Of
harcdiug rHI ,0E . With tho men and
boy, vino we've gt work.
AtUa..tcal ud Centre streets, three Of
four %! thc rails ui Iac iwga were torn ~
and laid across upon Use track The same
thing WIS done at S,dgNirk and Ccn.r'
streets. Wfo the perpetrators were, Of
why Il was that the police had failed L
= zoe the work done, va- not known and NJ
ono seemed 90 csfc. The company put
force Of fifty lab0rcm on Centre street ihl
morning and cleared the stores, board
and other debris from The tracks aud ~
Laid the rails. Cans were run out an,
made their Zip down town without bcinI
i,tcr.escd with, but ON the ro.un trip DO
Centre avenue liue was found 10 be- ~ oh
srnctcd that Il WIS decided T. ~ 90 Cly
toufne avenue, and this was done, u
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.rfrIHl IIsr1irl fn Ih' Alp"N
tNUu. Iu. uTL 90 The lF|lo Memphis lcit
hero AL I0 m with htf EuII'. uln in1l nui 81
water TNytiiI % lluuuNr Wrs'l ln lthltNs
,I,.fv.u Itiu IHH #ftur.i" IHHHl dom ~
.uum Thew 10 ,U,fu stuU. urrs - ne
fiH.u Iu fruu.1sr# fIftr twelve Wiivs HnuNv failu.
.bg t.p u9 faisyI but much Ol hyf bottom u tota'
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TIr.l IronI,ic orlhc nn,.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. l0-Tho iirst trouble
Of the day on the West Side occurred this
afternoon, when man named Gubbins,
who drove one Of the ears yesterday, drove
out Of the Western avenue barns. lie
was at once surrounded by a crowd Of
strikers who caught his horses by the
brides and stopped him, with threats Of
dragging him from the buggy. Gubbins
drew a revolver and fred one shot. which
caused his ASSISTANTS 10 loosen their hold
and permit him 10 proceed. lie had pro.
cccdcd only n short distance when his
buggy was again surrounded and he again
fred two shots, soaring away his enemies.
But they rallied again and the third time
the occupant Of the buggy was forced TO
use his revolver. This ended the iracas
and fortunately without bloodshod.
As soon a. Gubhins had fired his last
shot, he urged his horses 10 n rapid rate
down Western avenue, followed by q
shower Of bricks and stones thrown hy thc
mob. A policeman followed Gubbns in
q buggy and arrested him aud unarmpd
..-on. and both were locked mp. They
are officers Of the street railroad company.
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FORMATION OF FORTUNE.
Iron The "a fcnQo Lournal.

B r. JafnlsOA, one of the wealthy OF Phila-
uelpMs, Was few years ago poor messenger boy In
. quaker City banking firm One day he went 10 The
read oil he and said 10 wanted his salary raised.
,he great was astVnished al The boys assurance
Il told him." says Mr. JamisOn, that intended 10
b. the head OF the firm day mysclf" The bank
president theeupOn told the messenger 10 show his
Ability Ia some way before he INDUCED cxtrsvaea1t
Ambitions. JamisOn lett the office, sought Out
Colonel Tom" scott, said ho was a poor boy and
wanted some brokerage business. All right, my
boy, II send you osder" said scott The next day
Messenger JsmisOn we'd order for 1000 shares
Of conan stock. Jau,iaOh TOOK the order TO the
head OF the firm and said Here's an order from
friend Of mine" FOm that day Janlson's fortune
was assured. lie became the head Of the firm ia
tine, a. he had y .ophesled.
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For some unknown reason the collection Of anto-
graphs seems 10 have become extremely unheslthful
The letters OF collectors show a lsmeLtabe state of
affairs They are collected /" 10 begulle the tedum OF
q long Illness to while away the hours In sick
rOom,h 10 relieve the moDotony OF long GONZALES
cencen The editor is far from being so cynical as 10
suppose these plalnttvc phrases TO be mere trcksh
devices for arousng sympathy and securing the desired
autograph The number Of instances, however In
which statements of this sort now made renders IL
Imperative that tyres should DO warned against tho
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4lnsisal INSTRUMENTS.

FISCHER PIANOS. renowned for tone and
L standing Manufactures and storsfoons ~.
t25 and sUl Broadway, Isti-I kptsoh
Buildng) Pianos exchanged, rented or instlmentA
A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
grand upright aud square pianos OF our m.ss rA,Ss
Metropolitan Opera House Company during the past opera
season. will old liberal reduction from eur regular
prices. PIANOS FOR RENT 49,.
WILLIAM KNABE q co. liz 6thavM. above l6tA.sA
SlLK PLUSH Piano stools. 81 76t Piano
- Coyers, searfa Music Raoka NEPPEhr. Aanafsss
ufsr. 800 CAnAlst
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UreasmGkinq.

4 R1ISTIC DRESSMAKlNG. - Imported
~ styles street costumes. dinner and tea gowns $40
50 M aud hniss psriect Mrs MOELROl. 81 East
OH st. opposite DeDnIngs.
NOME and see the Sarah Bernhard neck
~ ours at IL. GUILMARD. oil broadway. oppysts
Star Theatre.
nKkSSM AKING-By a good cutter filter
~ and seamsross by the day city or country rs West
4sthst
hRESSMAKING.-By young Swedish girl,
good and litter By tho day Please call addess
Miss l. mi OLF, l52 West Blst-st
nRESSMAkER, PARISIAN.-Latest fash
~ ions perfect ut at short notice HURsrEL llS West
lbthsL
DARISIAN DRESSMAKER.-Walk re-
i csption, evening dt-ssss tea gowns perfect fttng
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&earbers.

WANTED.-Teachers. governesses, willing
W to travel senpanion dngusD; governss,e. French
piano. drawing; nursery govsrncss Miss DONOVASS
TEACHERS BUREAU. 80 ami 80 East l4thst
WANTED FOR SEPTEMBER.-Lady Prin-
w ciral for Seminary West; EDlsoopslan; salary
81 200 w. D. KERR. Union Teachers Agency. 10 Astor
Place. Nev.York.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS b.
w REAU (for both supplies Professors Teach
ers Goverpesses Musicians, Housekecpers Companions
&C., to colleges, schools and families also Bookkeepers
Stenographers and Copyists business firms
MRS. A. d. CULVER, 329 5th-avc. New-York City.
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fatality which to attend this species Of disspa
ton
II this epidemic continues to spread will soon be
necessary for life insurance policies to specify auto
graph collecting Of the occupations which Will
render the policy invalid Whether the sending Of the
desired autograph would Be likely to increase or dimn-
ish tho malsdy of the collectors, is question too
purely medic al 10 be decided hore.
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Go i)bom Ut itlap Concern.

WANTED.-Will gentleman Of means kindly
w volunteer "a bonisnan for yoaqg Of character
aud ability. HARVARD. Tribune Uptown oaios. 1858
Broadway.
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