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GOING BACK TO cow
Manufacturers VIII he Forced to Quit III
Use Of Natural GINS,

Manufacturers VIII he Forced to Quit III
Use of Natural Gus.
PiTTsBuRon, Oct. s.-The natural gas
business may be conducted on an entire.
ly different basis in the future. A gen.
tleman connected with a Pittsburgh cor.
poration which makes II business 10
keep posted on the development Of
natural gas throug bout the country, said
this morning:
THE days Of the use Of natural gas as
O fuel for manufacturing purposes are
about over. The information / have re-.
ceived from the Indiana, Ohio and
Northern Pennsylvania districts proves
plainly, that all the gas corporations have
come to the conclusion that the gas is
too precious TO be wasted, and for that
reason they will only sell II on the most
economic plan, viz, by meter. 0icourse,
1t Is well known, that the manufacturers
use too large quantity TO have II sup
piled through meter, and for that rea.
son tile companies prefer to shut them
out altogether.
"Itis not so much a question OF a do.
cline u the fuel, but the gas companiesi
realizing the value Of II, are desiroub Of
proloDginRi It's existance aA long as they
can. That is the reason they increase
the price to such point that the iaCt6-
ries cannot afford 10 pay for 1t, and
hence they arc forced TO 90 back again
to coal"
II have information here TO the effect
that all the manufacturers In the Ohio
Valley, In Indiana sand In Northern
Pennsylvania arc contemplating a return
to the useoi coal. In the future natural
gas must be considered luxury, and as
such II will have TO be pufchasld.p
Most Of the mills along Penn avenue
complained Of a scarcity Of natural gas
this morning. Clark Bros. complained,
at Cafnegie's mills only one heat was
made, the Black Diamond Steel ;yStt5
were short, and Shoenberger had tosilut
down At 8 o'clock this nofning.n 's'''
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NO SIGNALS DISPLAYED.


A Ship Calls of NayaSsa, but no one Seemed
DcSIrous of Leaving.
HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. s.-The steamer
Alpha, on her way to this port from the
West Indies, called of Navassa, between
Jamaica and Bermuda, for the purpose
Of taking away any Americans who
wished 10 leave owing to the recent dis.
turbance there between the natives and
the American laborers, in which mum.
Der Of persons were killed. Captain
Crowell was requested by the United
States Consul at Kingston 10 stop near
the island and receive any Americans
who wanted to depart. The Alpha laid
of the place for sometime, but as no
signals were displayed from the shore
and everything appeared quiet she pro.
ceeded on her course.
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rlln lInnlnn. .1.nnmnr llnrn on

MoREEsPoRr, Pa. Oct. s.-Teemer
will not row llanlon at Louisville, Kyu
next Saturday week, US Il. l.. suter the
representative Of Eanlon, who asked
lOf thv race for $500 q bldD with tlB gate
receipb equally divided, has presented
a new proposal TO Teener 70 row ioF
cats receipts equally divided. TeemeI
wanted the race, but did not care " row
Tor less than tho frat proposal. The
ram Il nE
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A PECULIAR MISTAKE.

A Hundred Passengers on Q. 8 o. TraiI
bounced from the Car by the oHicials.
SpectaI DtspeteA to As InteIigeAor.
Charleston, w. Va, Oct. SC. L
vandergrift, Of Lexington, Ky, a con
tractor, has been east over the Chesa
peake & Ohio railroad and secured ont
hundred men, and while enroute wes
With them last night the railroad Off
cials at Coal Valley, thinking the Grove
members Of mob coming TO this city Il
take Felix Kempf, the murderer Of bill
children, out Of Jail and lynch him
bounced the whole batch irom the train
They were allowed to 80 on their wa.
this morning.
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AMUsEMENTS.


Tonight at the Opera House ''Latel
On" one OF h. Grafton Donnelly'sfunny
skits, will be presented for the first tiue
In this city, by a company Of comedians,
singers, dancers and pretty girls, who
come here well recommended by the
press Of other cities. Later On ID
something that wasn't built to please
the cities but II was created to delight
the public, bring laughter and drive dull
care to the dUgs-and what more does
anybody want2 Mrssrs. Fred Hallen
aud Joe Hart, the stars, have well
established reputation for being fun
makers, and promise an enjoyable
evening TO all who attend their per.
iormance. seaats can be reserved al
Houses.
There will be a Little Nugget matt.
nee at the Grand this afternoon, and
this evening the engagement OF this
popular company will be brought 10 d
close. Those who attend to.day's per.
iormances will be well pleased. Those
clever comedians, the Cawthorns, are, n
possible, better than ever before. The
quattette does some very acceptable
work in the vocal line, and with alarper
cast than ever before, the new aud Jolly
music, graceful dances and other con.
eerted work goes of in most enjoyable
fashion.
Knte Castleton and her "Paper Doll''
company closed their engagement at the
Opera House last evening. The audi.
ence was by no meanB Us large aR the
bonnie Kate nd her clever company
were deserving oi. but 1t was a very en-.
thusiastic one. Her singing Of the song
"The Spider and the Fly" was as artis.
tically done as ever.
The nextattractlon at the Opera House
will be "0nlya Farmers Daughter" on
Tuesday aud Wednesday Of next week,
Mi. William NJ. Schultz, the business
manager OF this company, Is In the Ci[y
now arranging for his attraction. , =
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Heller E1plolIOn.

81. otepp, MtSS, Oct The boiler
Of HoesCher BROS. steam thresher ex
ploded last yening In the town Of Oak
injuting o number Of men. John wieg
man had his skull fractured and wal
badly hurt about the body. Henry
Mayer was badly sCalded and bis fighl
arm nearly torn OF, Another man
name unknown, received injuries neces
Eltatlhg the atnputAtlon 6i one arm
Others are more or lees injured.
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rte.lInnilni :AnnnlnIlnrnts.

wAsatSoroS, D, O., oct. Oct, S,-The
President made the following appoint.
mentS to-day; Cyrus Anderson, Of Kan.
eaa, 10 DO Register Of tho Laud Office at
0berlin, Kan, Alfred Lundyall, pi Ne
braska, 10 DO Receiver Of Public Moneys
al Nellgi, Neb, Charles H. Drake Of All.
Eona, to be Receiver OF Public Moneys
al Tucson John 8, Murphy, Of Dakota,
10 be agent for the In lians Ot the Fort
BefIhOl agency, In Dakota,
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NV YoRK, Oct. S,-Louis LutE, o.
lutz & Movius, the wealthy importers,
who lived with his wife and three chill.
dren at 81 West Fiity.eighth street, fell
out Of the second story rear window oil
his home this morningiand was Instant
b Killed The theory Of suicide is moot,
Cd, as Mr.. Lutz for some time past has
been under the care Of a physician, be.
Ing subject 70 attacks OF melancholy, and
II 10 said be was greatly worried ovet
business affairs. .i y,
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IN TllE CIRCUIT COURT.
Michael Lynsly on Trial for RobbIng PAT
rick Moran.

: w
rick Moran.
The attention Of Judge Paul, presid
Ing over Part l of the Circuit court, WA
taken up yesterday with the argumentl
OF counsel in the Chancery cause where
in an effort is made to have the assign
ment made by S. ]. Boyd to j, B. Sum
merville, declared null aud void.
In Part II, before Judge Campbell, the
case OF Michael Lynsky, Indicted for rob
berry, was put on trial before a jury con
sisting OF the following named citizens;
A, D. Garden, Peter, Mendel, w, +
Graebe, Louis Hoelsche, H. II, Harri'
man, Oliver Morris, Il. j. Clark, +. NJ
Porter. John Reed, A. A. Franzheim
John Wilkle aad Edward Dillon.
Lynsky is charged with having held
up Patrick Moran, OF Bellaire, near the
Baltimore & Ohio deDot In this city, and
robbed him Of S7S5, on June II last
Colonel Arnett Is his counsel, and Mr.
J. Dallas Ewing is assisting Prosecuting
Attorney Howard In the prosecution,
The evidence was not all In when Court
adjourned last evening.
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LoSpoS, Oct, s.-The steamer cItv n
PatiB, from rom New York for LivetS9oIl, II
passed Brow Head NJ Q b, m, u!JSv
The gteaI1er Rugia from New YUik, d.
rived a. Hamburg l1.day,
Tue steamship CITY 6t Paris repo,ls
that her decks Nelo swept by iirc1vv
seas yesterday. A female sleefHpe n,S.
senger aud her child Wtfo bSpbt ovsp.
b0afd and drowned, and len otllet NE.
seIhgeis seI were severely injured, irhe
Nav YORE, Oct, B.--Arfiyed-giDsu,os
Egypt from Liverpool,
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Ronlnnrnr nj finn.l M t,sn,t.

PARIS, oct s.-,rhe Boulangist-con.
servative coalition has been finally rup,
tured. The GuutOiS Conservative says.
The Conservatives worked with tho
Boulangiets TO obtain a revision Of tho
Constitution, That measure 10 now
buried, and the Conservatives will r.
snIne their liberty Of action. ThU Solrii
ioflganiSD says II considers Genvial
BoulAnger aB good as dead. A council
Of ministers was held AZ tho Elypee
to-day, IL was decided 10 convene tic
Chambers during the fpt week Ol
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BERLiN, Oct. S.--A state banquet In
honor Of the Car will be given ID tho
white hall Of tho castle on Friday. After
tue banquet the Emperor and Car win
attend q gala performance nj the Opera
house. On Sunday their lnHjestles viii
take luncheon with the officers Oi tlie
Emperor Alexander'b GfenaJivr Guards,
Ot which tile Gear ls honorary colonel,
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NOT ON THE PROGRAMME.

Actor bishop Dies In Ills Dressing room a,
tho I,ycCUm Theatre While Changing IIil
Costume.
NEw YoRE, Oct. s.-AttOr the flnl
scene Of Lord ohuhley at the Iy'
ceun theater this evening, L. H. South
ern appeared before the audience and
ANNOUNCED that Charles r. Bishop, who
had a few moments before been acting
prominent part, had suddenly died Ia
his dressing room while changing hid
costume. The audience WIS thBn dis
missed, MI Blshop's vile vas with hin
when lie died and was prosttated by The
eudden shock.
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pcnth OF a Populnr Young Lndy.

2PSV's'' U1oE17VF 70 HVs EI'7sR't1V7'VF'' T--
PARKRasBuRa, W. vAs Oct. San
exceptionally sad death occurred to.
day in the decease Of, Miss Sue r,
Hutchinson, the young aud beautiful
daughter OF Hon. John A. Hutchinson.
She had been i'll for ten days with ty-
phoid fever and was also subject TO
heart disease. The latter was the direct
cause Of her death. She was 10 years Of
age aud was very popular. The funeral
occurs Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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v,lll t,lndlno IloiIs, A. Johnltown

IonSsfowN, Pa. oct S.-Fiyo dead
bodies wore taken out Of the Stony Greek
river to-day by the wotknvu removing
the rubbish. There seems 10 be no
doubt but that there were q great many
washed In here, aud ~ the surface de-
poslls are removed many more will like
y 10 brought 10 light
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shot iiIs son for 4 ilobb be,.

ASOKA, MiSS,, Oct. S.-A distressing
accident occurred In Frankfort town
ghip, Wright county, yesterday morning
James Dean Q farmer, shot HE son
aged Syeate. Dean had been awakened
a short time before dAybtpAk BY a com
motion IN the house. HO seized bill
shotgun and running 10 The door saw Il
the ufkneBs something moving ahOu
The. hen house. He Immediately ilfet
and vas hortlaed when hV discovered
1At he had elAin bis pon, The 10y wa
a bomnAmbullAI.
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Special Dtputeh 10 he IaieLli0eteer.
WESTON, W. Va, Oct. S,-The two
men, Smith and Ice: who were arrested
in Marion county Sunday, charged with
the murder Of Jake Alklre In this
county a few months ago, have been
lodged In jail here and will be given q
hearing Friday. Their arrest was de.
scribed In Monday's lNTKLLiuENcER.
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si,nrkinr aIurtlor and snlcido

BurrALo, N. Y, October s.-A most
shocking murder and suicide occurred
VI No. 43 Main street ut an early hour
this morning, Charles +. ofrtS, who re-
sided with his mother, Mrs. Mary king,
in the third story Of that building, shot
her while she was sleeping, about 4
O'Clock, and thUn committed suicide by
cutting hlB throat from ear 10 car with q
FaRhR
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New ORLEANS, Oct. s.-The Clipper
saw mill on the new basin, together
with a large lotto lumber, was destroyed
by Gre this morning. Loss, s30,000i
fully insured. Seven llat cars belonging
70 the Mississippi Valley Railroad were
also destroyed,
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wAsutSoToS, D, O., Oct s.-one OF
the incidents at the White House this
morning was the presentation otthe boy
Knights Tsmplar from Louisville, Ky.
They wore tho full drCss uniform Of the
commandery, plumed chapeau, baldhc,
sword, etc, and made very handsome
soldlefly appearance ls they marched
into the east room, They were accom-.
panied by Justice Harlan and were for.
lnally presented by him Ia a short I'D.
dRhas
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IsmberzleF I'oster Arre.ted.

TORONTO, Oct. s,-Walter B. Foster
who embezsled $1,000 from the Mcoor.
mack Reaper Company, Of Rochester, N
Y, has been arrested here, Ills parentI
reside at Pennelyille, N. W and are
wealthy. Foster has been here for sew.
eral days and has been spending money
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PirnuvAon, Oct. s.-ThO General
Council OF tho Evangelical Lutheran
Church OF North America will convene
in this city OH Thursday. The council
embraces $40 Churches aud 260, 900 mem-
bers. About 100 delegates Hlll DO 10
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nemnerallr slnLa COmnlILLe0.

Nrw YCRk, Oct s.--The Democratic
State Committee met aud organised III
this city to-day. Daniel 8, Gtllliu, o.
Jefferson county, was elected chairman
81 the SLAle. Committee, and q, X. De
ffssSe, OF Ttoy, was appointed clerk
AlE toE Ohio Valley Cone.
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A l,rmnntnlIr lLn.rnl spnlpnrell.

coLuuBus, o., Oct, S,-Allen o. Myerl
was to-day sentenced TO pay a anepl
$3.50 and fifteen days imprisonment ID
The county jall for contempt oi court,
THO case Was sent back BY the Supreme
Court iof O re,heating, The former ilnt
was tho same and tile sentence ninety
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Klllod IIer llNht nrll llnraelf.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. s.-hlrB. FRITZ
KatS, a young vile, poured a bottle ol
carboliC acid down ler baby's throat
this morning, then Bwallowed the re-
maindef herself. Both nro dead,
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WHY THEY WE'RE NOT ASKED.
John Sherman Explains Why Canada Was
Not Invited to tho Pan.American Con.

= AaAPtttAAN way NNHttNN NNH
Not Invited to tho Pan.AmerIcan Con.
grGss.
NEw YoRx, Oct San Ottawa special
says; Anumber Of the government re.
strictionist organs assert that the United
States has displayed hostility to recipro.
cal trade with the Dominion by neglect
ing to invite Canada to send delegates
to the International Congress In Wash.
ington. The true reason, however, Why
Canadian delegates were not asked Is
found in a letter from Senator John
sherman to q gentleman in this city.
The Senator says; ~ think there is no
doubt that the presence Of delegates
from the Dominion OF Canada at the
proposed conference OF American States
would be very acceptable and proper,
but | do mot see how 1t could be done
except with the consent or appointment
Of Great Britain. Ourgovernment could
not with due respect to Great Britain
hold any formal political relations with
the Dominion government, necessary
result oi the dependence OF Canada
upon Great Britain but which, no doubt,
could be waived by the parent govern.
mAntn
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THE WAGE SCALE,

All the potters are saugulne Of bene'
fetal effects to the trade that will follow
the compact, but the small manufacture
ers still, under their breath, complain
about the irregularities in the prices
paid for labor.
They claim that the larger manufac'
turers have what 10 called the discount
system, which demoralizes the prices
paid for labor, and they intimate that
one Of tho frat things to be demanded oI
the-ASsoCiation will be the arrangement
Of a wage scale. The potters who have
formed the association represent the
greater portion Of the potting industries
Of the United States, and the works oil
Knowles, Taylor & Knowles are the
largest white ware works In the world.
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The Encampment began its business
in secret conclave. The Iowa trouble
immediate loomed up, and a resolution
was offered excluding the members from
that State from the session. This reso
luton was carried aud the Iowa mem.
bers somewhat Indignantly withdrew.
The annual address OF Grand Master
Roome, who presided over the session,
was read, which devoted great deal oil
space TO the Iowa trouble reviewing the
whole matter. He paid the Grand
CommNndry OF that State had at,
tempted to nullify the deliberate will ol
the Grand Encampment and the con.
stitution, its deeds belied its empty
words. Soon after the reading OF Gen.
eral Roome's address the conclave ad-
j0urned until tomorrow.
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THE POTTERY COMBINE.
The Scheme consummated al
Last in East Liverpool,
ALL THE MANUFACTURERS in
Except one-Not a Trust Yet, hui
Probably win Be,.The Terms of
the compact..New Discounts
to be Made--All sanguine.
speelal pi,paleh o le Inlllliamen,


EAST LlyERPooI, o., 0cts,-The asso'
citation Of potters has been formed and
the crockery and china manufacturers
Of this section Of the country have
united to prevent rate cutting, It is
not trust as yet, but will probably de-
yelope into one. Yesterday the last act
in the preparations, that Of Rigning the
agreement and furnishing the bond, was
performed in the Office Of Knowles,
Taylor & Knowlss' china works, at
which meeting were representatives Of
all Of the western pottery manufacturers
with the exception Of Bell Bros, Of
Findlay, Ohio, who have not entered
into the agreement.
The bond given Is 81 200 In each case
and the promoters OF the scheme are
firm in their belief that 1t will prevent
any cutting OF prices, and 80 framed Us
to prevent any evasion, The discounts
agreed upon classify the trade into three
grades: First, the large dealers, Who are
given 90, 10, s, and per cent. discount
from that price; for the second grade,
or medium buyers, 80, 10 and 8 per cent,
is given, while for small dealers 30 per
cent. only Is given.
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There have been larger parades in
Washington; there have been Presiden'
tial inaugural professions that num-
bered more people in line; the grand re-
view in 1865 filled Pennsylvania avenue,
one Of the great and memorable thor
oughfares OF the world, all day for two
successive days, flom curb TO curb, with
its quarter Of Il million soldiers returning
home from successful war, but no spec,
taCle combining SO much that was grand
in its proportions, beautiful to the eye
and stimulating TO the fancy, as this
Knights Templar parade was ever seen
here before.
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the white plumes nodding TIL looking
down theline, extraordinarily thought
OF white lilies bowling before q blast !
then continuing westward up the av-
enue 10 Twenth,third street Washing
ton Circle, and thence wheeling east
ward ihto the magnificent bouleYaTt ot
X street. This broad street, straight as
an arrow, without a break for more than
three miles, packed on each side and
line with a double row Of trees, gave the
knights a superb welcome, 1t Is the
home Of wealth and fashion, and the
residents poured out with hearIlest en-
thusiasm to greet the Knights.
THE REVIEW,
The column passed steadily on, stretch
ing the platoons from curb to curb, and
and giving a beauty to the grand old
street 1t had never worn before, superb
as have been the spectacles it has 'seen,
The luxuripnt foliage Of the street is fast
disappearing, and much what Is left is
spotted and speckled with the thousand
dyes OF October; but through the partly
denuded branches, looking eastward
from the circle, the grand procession
seemed TO writhe In and out, o marvel OF
musical motion, wave Of light, q fash
OF color, till the eye grew weary in
watching, and the fancy reverted to
X lights Of other days and cllmes.
When the head OF the procession
reached Mount Vernon Square, at Ninth
and K streets, 1t halted and the long
train Of moving men along the entire
route Of march was brought to rest,
Soon afterwards 1t was again put In mo.
tlon, and, with the first division formed
In order at the reviewing stand in the
square, the remainder Of the column
passedin review before Grand Master
ROome aud the other officers OF the
Grand EnCampment. After passing this
point the vast procession broke into
fragments, some Of the organizations
continuing 10 their quarters, while
Others disbanding In whole or In part
.&ers soon lost in the great ocean OF hu.
manity that had gazed and admired aud
applauded, The first division, the espe.
Cial escort Of the Grand Encampment,
then escorted the Grand Master and
members to Masonic Temple, where the
first session OF the Triennial Conclave
was opened.
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AK loE ohlO Valley CoG0O,
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banked two or three deep agalnst the
wire ropes that were stretched from the
Capitol to the Treasury building, while
moving thrOpg surged slowly up and
down the pavement, on the lookout Tor
Coign OF vantage from which a good
view might be obtained, A few belated
Communicates arrived in the early morn.
ing, and donning their Chapeaus and full
regalia marched through the streets to
the positions assigned them by the mar
shRl OF the day, II was predicted by the
TempIars that the crowd present to-day
would exceed In numbers that which
witnessed the Inauguration oi President
Harrison, but this prediction was very
far from being realized, The streets
were well filed with people and pro-
gress slow along the main thorough
fares, but by no means well nigh impos-
sible, as was the case on the 4th of
March.
a moderate estimate would place the
number Of visitors In town at about fifty
thousand, The number Of Knights In
the city hos been estimated at from III.
teen to twenty thousand, comprising
over two hundred Communicates from
all sections OF the country, II was
thought last night that OF the number
here, there would probably be about six
teen thousand to-day in line, or four
thousand more than participated in the
parade atthe last trlennial conclaye in
st, Louis,