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Il Bullet Tor MI Iuxult,

SEATTLE, WASH, Sept. l5-L,st night
about midnight E. T. Murphy, clerk in
Toklas, singerman d Co.'s dry goods
store, shot and MORALLY wounded
Charles Brown, another clerk in the
same store, at the residence OF the for.
mer. Brown, who is an old friend of
the family, WAS spending the evening
with Murphy and bis wife. It is said
that all were considerably un ler the in
iluence OF liquor. Brown made an in.
sulting remark to Mrs. Murphy when
her husband drew revolver and shot
Brown, intlicting wound from which
he will die.
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liIy Fire ut Llnrlhurr.

LIScuRuRG, Va, Sept. l5.-A very
destructive fire occurred here last night.
The Are was first discovered in the bat.
terry room OF the Western Union tele.
graph office, and spread 80 rapidly that
nothing was saved belonging to the
office. The flames quickly spread to the
adjoining buildings and half block was
destroyed. The estimated total loss on
buildings and stock will amount to $780,
600. n % estimate Of insurance eau BE-
made. "'S
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WHOLLY IMAGINATION,

The "leeEister's" Interview with Colonel
Black Kcpudiated by that Gentleman.
Spesia! Dispaich 10 The LnttHiocnco.
HARrER's FERRY, ". Va, Sept. l5.-
Your correspondent had conversation
to-day with Colonel Black in regard to
an alleged interview, which ia said to
have appeared in the Register recently.
Colonel Black has not seen tho paper,
but Gays the only ground ior the article
is a brief conversation held with a cor.
respondent Of the Regis!er before the
Piedmont convention. He is very in.
dlgnant ut the idea Of being placed before
the Republicans of the district in the
attitude OF furnishing an interview for a
Democratic paper while holding an oili.
cial party position. Tue article, US dc.
seribed, is almost wholly one OF imagi.
nation Oh the part ofthe correspondent.
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THE "BOWLki" kAlDED

AT Belmont and II Number Of Person, Ar.
rested.-.A Good Riidauce.
Special Dispatch to he In.e.liqencer.
BELMONT, W. VA, Sept. 15.-This
morning Squire Boss, accompanied by
the District Attorney, deputy sheritIs
and posse Of deputized coustables made
a descent upon the "Bowery" before the
sun rose, surprising the keepers Of the
so.called "speak.easies,' while they were
still elumberibg. Sixteen were arrested.
Squire Boss has been holding court all
day. Several were fined, others gave
bail and three were committed TO iail,
This has been a notorious place, and the
officers have done good act in cleaning
It out, but how long it will last is not
known.
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Tho Eject on Cnnn,in.

OTTAWA, CAM, Sept l5,-The effect Of
the Mckinley tariff bill upon Canadian
export trade will be very serious. A
conservative estimate ia that the bill!
will put an end to. the export trade in
eggs, amounting in value to 100000 a
year, but the greatest blow is aimed at
meats and live stock.
The Dominion Government will short.
ly announce the abolition Of export duty
on pine logs In order to meet the alter.
native provision in the Mckinley bill
regarding Canadian sawed lumber.
The Mckinley bill, it is calculated,
will reduce Canadian exports to the
United States by at least 10000, 600 pes
annum, and imports to proportionate
extent.
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Deserved All lIo <;nt.

MARSHALL, Mo-, Sept. ia man was
found in the woods yesterday badly
wounded. He was brought to this city,
aud an examination showed that he hr d
been shot twice and probably fatally
wounded. Mrs. Williams was taken 10
the room where the man lay, and fully
identified him as the tramp whom ahe
ahot Saturday at her home for attempt.
ing to force her to cook dinner for him
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THREE LIVES LOST,
Two Men and n boy Killed by n Failing
Trcstio.

Two Men and hoy Killed by Failing
Trcstio.
PIrrsroN, p, Sept. 15.-At the Baby.
lon col'iery at Duryea, operated BY
Messrs. Simpson and Watkins, terrible
accident happened yesterday forenoon,
by which three persons lost their lives,
John Glady and Charles Olmstead
both carpenters, were at work repairing
high iron trestle which connects the
main shalt with the breaker, when the
structure gave way, carrying the men
with it to the ground. When the debris
was taken away the men were found
dead. A Hungarian lad about ten wears
Of age was sitting on a log beneath The
bridge when it fell, aud lie, too, was in
stantly killed.
The officials Of the company claim
that the accident was caused by the men
neglecting to properly support the bridge
while repairing it. 1t is said, however
that the bridge was unsafe, and that a
part OF it had fallen once before.
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Fir0 and ExploST0u,

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. ia fire broke
out this morning at the Holmes Oil
Works, Seneca street, causing IN e1plo.
sion Of tank. District Engineers Nc.
Connell aud Heppel were badly burned,
and Yard Boss Wallace and sis labo5ers
were somewhat injured, none fatally.
damage about Sl,0Ul
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S7RINGBNCY IN MONEY,
Real Difficulty Explained by
Acting Secretary BatcheIIer.
SATISFACTORY SECURITIES
Could have Commanded All the
Money Sccdcd...Thc Treasury Dc.
partmCnt has Done AL TINT
Could he Expected.

special Dspaith 10 The lnttl!f1tnctr.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept. l5.-Actins
Secretary OF the Treasury Batcheller said
to the 1STELLldENcgH correspondent to.
day, in regard to the financial situation
II spprehend II borrowers could furnish
satisfactory security there would be no
real difficulty in Nnling sufficient
money in the ordinary channels to meet
all legitimate demands; surely the
Treasury Department can do no more
than to make the offers proposed by
Secretary Window, and, MS he wisely In.
Inmates, these offers should DO met by
equal generosity on the part OF financial
men, il all are equally interested or dis.
interested in maintaining the credit OF
the country.
"As to depcsiting the so.called surplus
IN the National hanks" said the Acting
Secretary, that is impracticable, for the
reason thatth Treasury has never made,
directly, deposits in National banks. The
process practiced by the last administra.
ton was to leave on deposit the accumu.
lations IN public revenues in a National
depository until q certain limit was
reached. To return to this practice
would require considerable time, per.
haps weeks, in order to accumulate
sufficient money from the ordinary rev.
enues to make any perceptible increase
OF deposits in National banks. The
transferring Of money directly from the
Treasury to National banks is without
authority OF law and never has been
practiced, consequently the policy, which
has been so generally recommended Of
returning to deposits, would fall short OF
the deaired effect Of furnishing immedi.
ate relief"
Continuing Acting Secretary Batchel.
Ter said: Congress will probably ex.
tend the time for withdrawing goods 10
bond. Although 1t has been before stated
the amount required for duties upon
goods affected by the Mckinley bill has
been greatly exaggerated, i do not be.
lieve that it wonld exceed $4,000 900 il
1t were all required to-day. think the
crisis, if any really existed, has already
passed, and that there will be plain sail
ing for all seaworthy vessels in the i'm
mediate future"
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The Strikers Relief Fund.

albany, N. Y, Sept. l5.-Grand Sec.
rotary Hayes, Of the Executive Board
knights Of Labor, and Lecturer Mcguire
reached here this forenoon. The s,rik.
ers hung about headquarters for hours
awaiting division Of the fund which it
is supposed Hayes brought. The amount
for each OF the six local assemblies,
whose men are out on strike, will be
given to the Master Workman Of each
Assembly. It ia Estimated that there arc
about thousand men among whom the
money is to be distributed. Secretary
Hayes you'd cot say how mrch, if any
money, he brought With him. He II
closeted with the leaders Of the strike at
his room in the Brunswick Hotel. None
OF the strikers who have returned to
work will receive any money. ..E'
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MONTREAL. Sept. l5.-When the case
OF Q. O. Hale, Of Cleveland, o., charged
with shooting with intent to kill his
brother.in.law, Eugene Cowles, in this
city last June, was called in the Court
Of the Queens Bench this morning, the
counsel ior the prisoner said he wished
70 withdraw the plea Of not guilty Of the
charge and substitute one Of guilty OF
aggravated assault. The opposing CO Jun.
ssl accepted the plea and said they were
unwilling to prosecute. Judge Cross
summed up the case and said he would
impose fne Of $500, which was prompt.
ly paid and the case came TO an end.
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must Reform cl,sn.,,v.x

BERLIN, Sept. l5.-Emperor William
maze an important speech at BANQUET
a. Bres!au Saturday night. In thu co, rss
0! MS REMARKS hr SAID he hoped that
other provinces would imitata Silea;a 'a, T..
regard to tho improving of the cond;t;on
o. me worklnrnen: lie agreed WIN
Inc !'bera's who declared Tint s,a,a %atn
soeteIcn so'is dav was not the right way to oppose
soIlal ssi democracy, and that society uIt must
help ltself. Social reforms, be- id' sa;%
could only be introduced by The n cit;.an., saIu
them1s5eIyea. mems Hs trusted the sIs neon1s
would awake from their letharppvv pvop,1 am1
not leave it to the State 70 st ~ ,ysa1a aJa
against perversiye e,ements W o'fuRe'e
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Schooner aud Crew Lost,

MARQUETTE, MlcH, Sept. l5.-Tbe
schooner Comrade, owned by Gilchrist,
OF Cleveland, las b,en lost with her
crew Of eight men on Lake Superior.
She parted her tow line from the Colum.
bia during west, southwest gale Satur.
day night and two days search has
failed to tind any trace OF boat or crew.
She was loaded with 1000 tons Of iron
ore from Ashland and was valued at
S35OOO,
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pendleton at I.ittletou,

C0rrtsp p0ndtrte Of Tie InltllceNctr.
LiTrLEToS, W. Va, Sept. 1.-the
Democrats OF this place held what was
called a Jubilee Meeting" yesterday,
but the jubilee didn't "jube" worth a
cent. There were thirty-four people
present, and sixteen ofthat number were
interested Republicans-interested to
know what the orator Of tho day, Mr..
John 0. Pendleton, would say. He said
bis cay and when the meeting adjourned
the "ballot.bo1 suffers" got to pulling
hair. 1t was lively scene OF discord in
party ranks, which was thoroughly en-
joyed by the Republicans present.
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Dempsey Hnd mp Easy job,

DESyER, Co.., Sept. l5.-Jack Demp-
sey, OF California, and Jack Davis, Of
Red Mountain, fought with three and a
half ounce gloves Saturday night for a
purse Of $500. Itpromised to be an i'm
portant fight, but after the first thYee
minute round it was apparentthat Demp.
sey had an easy job Of it. This vas
realized alter the SECOND round was
started, which only lasted few seconds,
when Davis was knocked down. falling
on bis face and unable to arise. The
fight was declared in favor OF Dempsey.
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Germany Will Encourage Slnv,rv :,

Germany viii Encourage Slavery In ars.,
LONDON, Sept. l5,-The Zanzibar cor.
respondent OF the Times says Euronno.
circles are confident that the Rari;s pean
eIa,'as eInme,'t VIII countermand the German
s,avery s,a. proposition at Bagamoyo, Int mt
even '', that will fail to remedy ihe ir,e., @
parable harm already done. ' '''e-
me Object oi The Germans ia to a,tro,.
wealthy ARABIA TO the German coast ~; i;ne "o'
A German Official recently presided 'et a.
an auction sale OF slaves. seriona ,Iia; ~
cuItlesa certain to ensue on tho Rri,ia,, a
cast line and probably the Arahs as1n a;I,
attempt. to coerce the Sultan To ov vi,h mt''
draw his decree. ' W with
The Emin Case ag,inst Tippoo T;h h,,
able lippoo lib to be present. " en-
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MoNTGoNERY, Ala, Sept. lathe
Farmers Alliance scheme to- corner the
cotton crop OF the South aud hold 1t for
better prices is exciting the moat sb.
aorbing interest. Teleerams received
yesterday from four or five OF the biz.
gest cotton producing counties in the
State are to the effect that nearly all Of
the crop is being held on the farms,
and very little is finding it's way to mar.
ket. The Alliance leaders are sending
out circulars urging the membera to
stand together.
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ooN,srHSTiSorLE. Sept. 15.-sro,ss.
bey' the Kousdish Governor OF Armenia
VINO VINO was sentenced to exilo for the on,
RACES perpetratcd by him nnon 'ne ", outr
from aus ru.,a, ~ Ina: rfovince. and who cscaned
roM nan,a custody 1ome time neo, has Hoen hesn
eap.oteE eaa. VI near Brouaaa, 81 miles so"th 1I
eagt ea y; Of Constantinople. He broeo eoa'n, unc
III The a,S no,is ieS' IN attempting to escape from
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a West vIrglninn Promoted,

Special D1lp1.ch 70 he InltNictNctr. n ~
WAsn,so7as, p. O., Sept. l5.-War'
ner Stutler, Of West Union, hgs been
promoted to a 81, 900 clerkship and plae'
ed in charge OF two rooms in tho Census
bureau. Hehas developed into very
efficient clerk. gM,
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Eo viii be rflncs or paupor,

NEW yoRK, Sept. l5.-Daniel Froh.
man, the theatrical manager, to-day Oh.
tanned an order to show cause why Ed.
ward A. House should not be enjoined
from producing the iatter's version OF
!Prince pnd Pauper,n from Judge DAILY,
of the Court OF Common PTeas. 1t ap.
peared that House had been organizing
q company to play the piece.
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Steam ship Arrivals.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 15.-Arrived-La
Normandie, from Haysc. = "
GLASGOW, Sept: 10 5-Arrived-State Of
Nebraska, from New YORK, :
SovruANEroN, Sept. l5.-Arriyed-
Elbe, from New York for Bremen,
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a Double Ailllctlo,l.

Sptclal Dsstdtch 70 Ale IH!tlltgenctr.
CLARKsBuRo, W. Va, Sept. 15-A1iss
Maggie Clancy, aged twenty-four,
daughter of prominent resident here,
died at an early hour this morning after
a prolonged illnegs. She was sister OF
Miss Biddie Clancy, whose death was
announced some weeks since. The loss
of two such accomplished young ladies'
IN such short space OF time is sorely
felt and the bereaved family have the
sympathy OF the community. Theiuner
al takes place at $3.50 a. NJ. Tuesday,
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Special Dispatch 10 he Intetliyeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 15.-The
sale OF the Charleston end Of the Yves,
Virginia Printing Company, which was
foretold in these dispatches few dayu
ago, has taken place. 1t is announced
IN an evening paper tonight that the
company has sold out to S. c. Butler
who, in turn, announces that he has
associated with him q. II. Cargo, r. s,
Collins and Frank Sbrodes under the
name Of the Butler Printing Company
The West Virginia Printing Company
will retain an office here.
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Can't Got Away.

>TclU8 D1sp1!eN 70 lHt 1NtllVtHTtr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. l5.-Repre.
scntative Atkinson aud Representative
Kennedy, OF Ohio, who are programmed
for addresses tomorrow afternoon at
tbe meeting Of the Army Of West Vi1.
Rinia, at Petersburg, will be unable to
till their engagements on account OF
business in the House OF Repreelnta,
tiyes. They were refused leave Of
abyence by tho House to-day because
the presence ol all the Republican mem.
bers is required here.
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Hnvo to Correct Democratic Blunders,
special Dispatch 10 the IntelliCencer,

SVet1u1 OIsI1ICH 10 lHe INlfHIItNcfT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 15.-Repre-
sentative Boothman will, tomorrow,
introduce joint resolution providing for
correction OF the blunder created by
the Democratic Legislature OF Ohio in
redissricting the State and leaving por-
tion Of Hamilton county out OF any dis.
trict. The resolution is result OF con-
ference held tonight, and provides for
the election OF members from Ohio in
the Fifty.second Congress from the dis.
tricts rs they were heretofore consti.
tutpI
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Special Dispatch to he Intel igtnctr.
FAlRNoNr, W.. VAn Sept. Is. "A
dwelling house in Palatine, owned by
David Il. Dawson, was burned this
morning about one o'clock 1t is suppos.
ed to have caught from detective tiue.
Insurance for four hundred dollars in
Wheeling,
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CotvAnus. O., Sept. 15.-Freight train
No. 1, going east over the Cincinnati &
Muskingum Valley, was wrecked at
Reeds station this morning. The en-.
glneer was killed and the fireman badly
hurt, "''
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Reserve Agents for National banks.

Special Dispatch to The Inttll,9eneer.
WA2uISGToS, D. G., Sept. l5.-The
Comptroller oi tho Currency has ap.
proved reserve agents for the Estiopsl
bap.s in West Virginia as follows: The
Hanover ka,ioasl bank, Of New York,
and the Third National bank Of Cinciu.
natl, for the Citizens National bank at
Charleston, the Chestnut Street National
bank, Of Philadelphia, for tho Charles
ton National taIk at Charleston.
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hoy DroWnNti.

Special DispaIch to the Iaisaiytncer.
IT. PLEASANT, W. Va, Sept. ia
ten year old son OF Capt. J. W. Reeder,
OF this city, was drowned this morning
while in swimming in the back water
in Crooked Greek.
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Fatally Hurt ut n Fro,

DASBuRY, CoSS., Sept. l5.-Fire in
Tulley's boarding house this afternoon,
caused $1,000 damages. Jennie Hanley,
one Of the inmates, was fatally hurt BY
Jumping. 'I,'-
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Will Go to College.

Special Dispoith 10 Tie Inttliiuencer.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, Sept. l5.-W. II.
Gilbert took the 1890 train tonight in
company with his two daughters, Misses
Katie and Annie, who will attend the
Womsn's. Baltimore city college this
year.
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Must Iedoubls Her y,ri,,,,.

ST. PETEsspunG, Sept. l5,-The Ga:e,ie
says that tho renewal OF the triple ALI.
ance Tor seven years will encourage ,he
nuslrla. Russian policy, and will oblire
hussla to cast aside peace illusions anI
redoube her vigilance, "A'
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Chicago 8; Buffalo 1. {P.L.)
Chicago :; Buffalo 8. (second game.) J
Chicago 8; Cincinnati 8. IN. L.)
louisvilleG Toledo s. (Asso.
Cleveland S; Pittsburgh a. IN. L)
Cleveland 8; Pittsburgh 9. [ P. L
Rochester 7; Syracuse 0. (Asso.j
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He Guarded Guitehu.

WAsulSs7pS, Sept. l5.-Gen. John s.
Croker, warden Of the District jail, died
at bis residence In this city yesterday.
lie was about 10 years Of age.
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THE TARIFF BILL.
Brought before the House md Benato
Amendments Non. .Copcurrsu In.

Brought Before the House md Benatc
Amendments Non. .Concurrod In.
WAsHINGToS, Sept. l5-In the House
to-day Mr.. Mckinley, OF Ohio, from
the Committee on Ways and Means, re.
ported back the Tariff bill with Senate
amendments, with the recommendation
that the amendments be non.concurred
in. Referred to Committee Of the
Whole.
Mr.. Mckinley then offered resolu.
ton from the Committee on Rules, but
before it could TO read Mr.. Euloe, Of
Tennessee, rose to question Of privi-
lege. lie offered the following resolu.
ton:
"Rtsolrrd, That the Clerk OF the House
Of Representatives be- directed to com.
municate 10 the Senate the fact that the
House reprobates and condemns the ut.
terances OF the Hon. Robert 2. Kennedy,
a Representative from the State OF Ohio,
delivered in the House September 8, re.
fleeing upon the character and integ.
rity Of the Senate rs 4 body"
Mr.. Dingley, Of Maine, raised the point
OF order that this did not present such u
question OF privilege as would take the
gentleman from Ohio (Mr. Mckinley
from the floor.
At the suggestion Of the Speaker. Mr..
Enloe withdrew his resolution for the
present; and Mr.. Mckinley, from the
= Committee on Rules, reported resolu.
tion for the immediate consideration OF
the tariff bill in the House. After two
hours general debate 1t shall be in order
10 move TO non.concur ia the Senate
amendments in gross and agree to the
Committee OF Conference asked for by
the Senate; and tho House shall without
further delay or other motion, proceed
IN vota On said lnntinn.
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Com missioner Mason Dimes With ths
pre8tuent.

CREssoN, Pa, Sept. l5.-Mr. Mason.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, took
dinner with the Presidents family to-.
day. lie was summoned here 10 confer
with the President in regard to certain
prospective changes in the internal
Revenue service, and also to rive him
certain desired information in regard ,o
the increased receipts from that source.
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To-day those remarks appeared. shorn
perhaps Ct some OF their animosities and
misrepresentation; but, notwithstand.
ing, containing such 4 palpable charge Of
corruption upon the Senate that the
House could not refrain from putting
the seal OF its condemnation upon them.
This was no place to attack members
OF the Senate. The rules and court. BY,
which had always maintained in this
body had protected its members against
assaults from the Senate, and the Sena-
tors from the members OF the House.
He trusted in the interest Of what was
right, OF what was due the House. in
honor to itself that no tcchnicality
should be allowed to come in the way OF
condemning the utterances made by the
gentleman from Ohio (SIr. Kennedy.
Mr.. Adams, of Illinois, spoke in favor
Of the Euloe resolution.
Pending action the House on motion
Of Mr.. Mckinley adjourned.
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Don't They Always S1tike ::

STW YonK, Sept. 15.-About one hun.
dred and 6ity gold beaters are now on
strike in this city for ann aann ADVANCE in
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agricultural Ui,trr.. 4, v..,

Tovno, O. !" itc!nud.
bas oDos, aoDo ~ 1eps, l5.-Mr. Johu Morley
nas us,, gene y 70 Dublin to make personal .nr-
coSto. 9 y. rHs agricultural situation, and n
Ionlet with Messrs. Dillon and n'Ra;ao wv ~
PRIOR 70 Their departure ior Amer;cno n''e'l
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Window Shade ractory'I,urned

PHlLADELEnlA, Sept. l5.-Early this
nmao!,rining me, the ioAr,.story brick building at
2a7 North Second street, occupied prin.