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FIRST EDITIOI.
Jriroxioirr.
THE CAPITAL.
After the Swindlers—lnerease io
Ilepresentativea — The - Alabama
Claims—A Look Into the Fu
ture—Cleveland &mud Na
tional Bank —Health of Sena
tor Brownlow—Seventh Indi
ana Circuit—Full List—Chesa
peake and Ohio Railroad—A
Shell Road—Appointments—
li-,venue Receipts Supreme
Court—Union League of Amer
ica—The Mixed School Case.
tey - :•.u.r.vlw mx rittotrorgb
)V sill-Kt:TON, November SO, 1689
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Poctimeter General Creswell has been
endeavoring to check the frauds upon
the pubfir practiced by swindlers, who
use the mails to distribute circulars of
gift and other thieving enterprises.
Special Agent Petherrbridge, of the Poet
a-ince Department, effected the arrest of
one M. C. Mass. at Chester, Penusylvs
els, for sending money to a swindling
concern, called Wogs° Clo., No. TS Nas
sau strees,New York, to purchase want
Unfelt greenbacks. The pretended firm
have circulated • large mu:ober of letters,
proposing to. furnish counterfeit green
hooka defying detection, at given prices.
Hasa received a package by express and
Special Agent Petheriniflge, having suo
ceeded In getting possession of it, found
on oPeologe that It contained about two
pounds of eheet lead, taken from a tea
boa, a small card photograph of • tea
dollar greenback, and a note expressing
the hope that the purchaser would be
satisfied, and that if he Wowed the dog
would be dead. BUS paid fifteen dol
lars for the investment, which proved q
fraud on him, instead of a fraud on the
government.
runsArRAICE AND oRIO RAILROAD.
As much Interest is manifested in
the Chesapeake and .Ohio Railroad, It
may be stated the termini, eastern, is
Richmond, end western, mouth of Big
Sandy River. The length of the line
complete to White Sulphur Springs Is
205 incomplete 300 miles. The
oust of construction la estimated at. gold
prime, 1512,000,000. Ilebt. 18,000,000.
Estimated mat of completion 110.-
000,000. Amount to be furnished
by the ,contracting parties /Me
000,000. piumatetions, western, via
Lexington, Kentocay, Loniaville, Bt.
Louie and. Memphis; via Ohio river
route, Cincinnati, St. Louie, Chicago and
Indianapolis; via Chillicothe and CV
lumbas branch /Ines. Embraced in the
charter are, Covington to Lynchburg.
0130 hundred miles, Coalsruouth to Point
Pleasant, forty-five miles: total vote of
stockholder% at the recent. meeting, 66,-
000 shares; for the contract, 51,000;
evil:Let It, 5,000.
rrellEAAUt IR IMPICESENTATION
A movement of considerable Impor
tant:l3 among Western Republican mem
bers bee Jost been developed In the pre-
paration of a bill to increase Congres
&lentil representation from the
bails of two hundred and forty m=
of the Hotted of Ropresentatives to three
ibuodred. - The basis of representation
is usually 'fired after the taking of the
census, but as the ninth census will
hardly be completed before 1872. It is
intended to peas a bill this winter alight
ly Increasing the present buds of popula
tion. and 'providing for three hundred
members for the Forty second Oonstreas.
Western dam may that under the props"
ed apportionment Illinoi4 lowa and
Wlsoot.ain 'will ineresso their prolong
representation, while New England will
be reduced' two or three mem bore.
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Lt was recently telegraphed in these
ditmatches that. the negotWipno for the
adjustment of the Alabama claims bad
been reoponod, which etatement wee
soon followed by a denial from another
quarter. The coutradictlo. nle a mere
quibble, as the feet appears to be that.
this Government nodded the British
Cabinet that it wee ready now to re.
come any now propositions which they
might melte, thus virtually ailEing that
She negotiations might be trawl/erred to
Washington.
MI YEE. 11111100 L OAHL
The Corporation attar miyhaa rendered
• de c ision In the mixed school caw, that
any one trustee Lisa power to print ad
mlasloo to py, ectool, He declines to
gnawer the question. What la the legal
interpretathru'Of '.tbe word “white,"
Ilerving Congress will be olain, and
apprepriate legislation will settle the
entire an ni oct and thus prevent protr act
ed dlscussionsi tad litigation.-
ISECONP NBTIONA L L BABE OV CLIIVELA.ND
The Investigations by the Oomptroller
.of the Currouey into the affairs of the
Second Naiiorlitl Babb. of Cleveland.
since the chits of the suicide of Seth
Buell, the clefaniaing cashier. develops
the fact :hope° bank loses about
000, nod itissuppnsed- that private de
rpoelt.lng will Bate about .150,00 0 ca WA:
.000 more.
- :_.a.rttontrTmarrra:
Tho Pr6sidont has appolntod
parsous, of Ohio, 11. FL Consul at &Li
ngo, Cuba: Thos. A. Batter Edward B.
.geary and...Tesso Applegat e appoint
., cornadaskaters to examine and report
— n the Mid and telwaph 11130 author.'
tkpo
to h e " I n fl icted by the Oregari:
Central liallw ad CooPirt7-
vra ,:vott num. =A.D.
The tieCTMAry s'n7u°ll fro m has re
ceived a commupic._ %runnel
asking permission for the Vernonv Shen
Road Company to Impoi,, trout England,
free or duty, a traction °neon for their
road tetween Savannah aril Venous
burg, to belated as an ezporjrneN only.
A 149 IFTWTEIE 7MO•
At the-present rate of purebiZing
bond; theaccrued interest cm the Sink
ing rand by the lit of January will be
nearly tap million, of dollars .in gold.
which amount will be disposed of at
public ea . and the mm recedved
appll
.xtto the i ¢ trchaaeof bonds.
InITILEat COURT.
ju the Supreme Court today several
one,. werOargtpd, iticluding one from
the action being to restrain
the drfo.wdant fromng to en.
, force e 0
the t/OCtiol l o f Revenue
on cot.ton ,„ „The Court adjourned until
Monday.
TEM. BEVRIOTII JUDICIAL CIIICUiT.
tlt eeeme probable that Judge Drum.
mond. of Chicago. Gsraterly of Selena,
lj will be the auroessfulplimrd for the
'II Circuit Judgeship o fde Seventh Ju
t; &vial Circuit; compoof Illinois and
.51 Wisconsin. Ho le a peso
friend of
the President.
74' A PULL LIST
r Of the appointnumta to be made under
1 the new law lute already been prepared
by the Preeldent„ and the names will. Do
sent to ti 96 8/1:1110 .Jriy in, peamber.
ofcpwroalstu;twirpw
Writes here that his health is better than
it hae boon for four years, and that he ar
ki rises here Friday evening, with his wife,
to remain during the winter.
UNION LEAGUE Or ANERICA.
111 1, annual 1181111013 of the Council of
the Union League of Amalie takes
place in Now York, December Bth. It la
apected the meeting will be largely at
ton.,-4'
INTKRVAL =VENUE TLEZEIPTA.
.1 The ree.Olpta? Or internal Revenue for
the mouth atitti fibilia,67lh ., correapond-,
log tnont# I V R YW.,*9.60.000.
UPPER RIVERS
(Ry padfie , and ithastieleltaph.,
BROW[. ILLE, Pa, November to . _
Rtior felting eIoWIY with lie feet wi d e ,
In 01ot:banned, Reining. Thermometer
b 2 at 4 e. v.
flat' I.^sst o no, Pa., November 3O—River
z . 'l , failing al ,srly with live feet six inches
water. Wettheifelninil ma 'Mang. I
Thermometer as at 4 P. M.
AtortoA November
stationary with four feet water in tha
channel. Weather : raining slowly.
Thermometer S 7 at l P. at.
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VOL. LXXXIV.
11E3
CINCINNATI.
The Bible In Public. flebobts— A Cam
Before the superior Chart—Um the
Board of EduestlOn Power to Prohibit
Bell/lobs Instruction In Public name's
—Argument. Pro and Con.
ttly Telegraph to the Plttsbargb Gaaette. 1
CINCINNATI, Nov. 36.—The following
points occurred in the argument of W.
M. Ramsey, yesterday, beibre the Su
perior Court for the plaintiffs to the moo
enjoining the School Board from expell
ing the Bible from the schools. To -- show
themselves entitled to the relief preyed
for the plaintiff's must establish two
propositions :
First—That religious Inatmction In
the contentplutlon of the lam to an canon
ttal element tt our Common School Sy.
tem of education.
Second—That the Board of Education
of thesity of Cincinnati hue not power
to pretalblt ell religious bistro&Jon in
the achools of the mty.
These propositions will be wet, it may
fairly be anticipated, by, first— A general
denial; second—the affirmation that lrre
a-gzal Board, any "
re i 7gi n otTe n i t ne e tf: r et t io o n f
is unlawful. I respectfully submit that
religions Instruction Is an essential part
of the fkimmon School system of educa
tion. Our Common School system was
organised under the CuusUtation of the
year ISM Schools were established by
the Legislature In obedience to the dune
thus of the Clonstittition itself. That di
rection Is contained In the words consti
tuting the concluding sentence of the
third section of ths Bill of Rights; "Re
ligion, morality and -knowledge being
essentially necessary to the good govern
ment and happiness of mankind, the
schools and - mean. of Instruction shall
forever be encouraged by a legislative
provision. not inconsiatent with the right
of atmachnice.7
After sitesaiglng:toshory that the con
eritutAon and Isms rwror religious W
ar:ruction in tamale, he says:
Bat I alßrut with entire confidenne
a proposition of law, that had the e >nab
tutton been as silent as these laws as to
the purpose for which sebools were to be
estaullehed; had it simply declared that
It should be the duty of the legislature
to establish schools, the conatltution
would be precisely the same; that reli
gious Instruction would be as clearly
cotitemplated as It is now by the ex prem
language of that Instilment.
He then quoted the custom. of public
schools In other countries and the grants
of State authority fur establishing
schools In the United States, Athena, and
Oxford, Oldo, among the Instances to
show that religious Instruction was con
templated.
In conclusion he rand These resole
tines forbid all religious Instruction. As
I before remarked, they are to substance*
a repudiation not only of Christianity,
but of all religion In the broadest sense
of which the term is susceptible. They
clearly constitute such a case as was sup•
poised by the mates In pronouncing an
opinion in the Girard Will Case, but
ram which that case was distinguished,
desire to adopt and submit to the court
as part of my argument every word of
the great argument of Mr. Webster in
that con—an arguMent that wn not an
swered or denied by the Court so far as
Its conclusions were concerned. The
holding of the Court that Christianity
might be taught in the Chohans' College
by pions laymen, avoided his conviction
without controverting his premises. The
argument occupied three hours.
Judge &alio spoke two hours yester-
day fur the defense, and wail conclude
to-day. He said Christianity was no
part of the law of the State, for If It
were, certain dude. peculiarly Chriatlan
must be enjoined upon citizens on ear.
tain rites which none but Christians
profess, the olnervance of certain virtues,
usually-called Christian, are enjoyed by
the State, not because they are Chris-
Rate, but because it is essential for the
good of society. The State enforces no
duty as a Christian dui y. The Christian
holds no civil right in preference over
Persona professing other creed. or no
creed. Tile Jew, for instance, has the
same rights as the Christian; the Name
remedies for wronger, can ane, hold prop
erty, office, vote. ills synagogue - la
exempt from taxation the same la the
Christian's church.
Be quoted the case of Bloom vs. Rich
ards, Second Ohio Report., section three
eighty-seven. Ile add: It is no objection
but ou the contrary a recommendation
to legislative enactment based on the
justice of public policy, that it IA found
coineddiwith tte pi:ecepts of pore re.
llgion ; but nevertheless the power to
make the law rests In the legislative
control, over things temporal, not spirit
ual. for no power over thinip spiritual
tun ever been delegated to a government,
while any preference of one religion
over another, as the statute would give
an 'above hypotheals, In directly pro
hibited by the Constitution. Christian
ity was no part of the common law of
Ohio now, ari was the cam with Mama- '
chnsetts, New York and Virginia once,
but pot in Ohio to day. thanks to the
followers of Protestant Roger Williams,
Cnthollo Charles Carroll, and infidel
Thomas Jefferson, to show the diversity
of opinion mar existed among Chrhe
Han on the authenticity of the New
' Tektament.
He quoted from Rev. Samuel Richard
son's book. Be said: It le not s little
curious to see how nearly this summary
' of the Presbyterian Divine agrees with
certain propositions advanced by the
Jesuit Father of tide city ' Ins recant
lecture on the Bible, though the ulterior
conoltudons or the two are widelydlver
gent. The Tagialeitire of Ohio cannot
judge between - the two, nor can ito 3.
Board of Education of the thy of Cm.
cinnatl be a jud t c . The honest convic
tion of both memorials will be
respected by the State or Ohio.
Judge Hoadly, for the defence of the
Bible 'Riopelle'', spoke two hours and
' half this afternoon. In his opening re
mark*. be spoke of the powers of the
Board of .Ednoation be legislate for the
government of schools under their COD-
CroL Me claimed that iherewas nothing
for the Injunction prayed for by the
plaintiff to operate upon, for the
reason that , tn.) moment the res
illations complained of were adopted
they werelaw for every teacher
'ad by by the Board of Education. It could
not operate naiad the Clerk of the
School Board ter prevent him delivering
to the various teachers employed a copy
'of the resolutions. For the game reason
he farther Maimed, from the fact that
the &awl of Edeutation bad this Power
of governing Reboots by their
that remedy sought by the phdotiffa was
ot the proper one. The question might
i x , ( bedded by thin Court, Imo by the Su
promo Cputt; built would not stop there,
It would be teen nit b=ple, and
alter yawl 0 On, alone
be Wiled. • -
Geo. It Sage, fol the plaintiff, apolte
ten minutes before the Court adjourned.
Be will conclude today. The court
room was thronged dating the entire
seadno.
H. 0. Schroeder was committed to Jail
by Esquire Merchant to -day, in default
of six chocolat:id dollars ball, to appear
for • further examinathm on the charge
of forging the name of Stahl ey Meyer to
• draft Ibr • large sum. This (Inn inn
not be dissuaded from prosecuting. The
father of young Schroeder has settled
, for similar operations upon them to an
aggregate amount of eve thousand eve
hundred dollars, selling propertY to
, make restitution,
/i number of workman were precipi•
Mted thirty feet to the ground to-day iv
the felt Of • sontfold on the old buieb
church, mu/fwo Irmo seriously in-
Jared. • ' •
SKIM AMERICA
ess a o luove—Yeuew MeyeSuccf the Revolutionirts_sr. R e . o r
S _
(By T.l.lyrsyb I. I be Ptc•barst, two., )
RIM Tuft!, -November 50.-. Mail news
from Hayti Is to the 15th. •
Gape Hoyden bad surrendered to the
revolutionists. The gunboat Elsinore had
been sunk. Tae Potion has been cap
tured by the revolutionary war re/owls
Quaker tity 60,74061 N qud prowars,
dons woro!"sllslang "tlg attack' Port au
Prince. thei . otily photo In the Republlo In
paylmed= ofSainavo. tialnave !Sabena
l ItirtUled at Port so Pripet), and do.
elarea he will blow' It up before Ise will
surrender.
The brig Meteor had arrived at St,
Mafia, with ammunition, Arc, Yellow
favor prevailed at Ht. Marie. The ram
Atlanta intended forgot' nave's LEBO naiad
the Insurgents, will leave Philadelphia
motor, Own t:-morrow for Portau Prince.
Wyoming Leads the Van..
IBr IVALVIZVII o ma Pnumorptsulstm. 7
Cuerearta, November 84.—Tbe Wy
oming Coundi today passed the female
mirage bill almost unanimously. The
bill comes up In the HOUss to-nifi"
ECM EDITIR
'WEIR EPCLOCIII, .4. X
NEWS BY CABLE.
SOndon "Times" on the Annexa
tion of San Domingo to the
States—Proeeedings in
the Corps Legislutif—Excite-
IM`llt Among Members—Ad i
eN ria Lisbon from Pnrogiiay.
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RABAT BRITAIN
LONDON, November 30.—The TiMed, re
ferring to the possible cenaion of San Do
mingo to the totted States, atty.: Prete
the present Report of affairs we should
be disposed to =DOC/ the completion of
a treaty to that etta:t. Such • bargain .
would be beneficial not only to parties
concerned, but to Europe and the world.
'rhe Americans can eland to lose but lit-
the while they might gain a great deal.
The Inland ought to heroine • new ego.
porlum for trade, and In the creation of
such commercial station. no people are
more deeply Interested than ourselves
PRANCE
?sap*, November 30.-1 n the Ilbrps
Loginlatif to-day the opposition cob
mltied Interpolation. In the proration
of last September; on the action of the
authorities India AM= and Ricamuis
affairs, and In the .gmatiles of last June.
Deputy RaspaiMiutimltted an Inter
polation of the am/lamination of citizens,
and demanded the Impeachment of the
ministers. The Introduction of those
measures; created lunch excitement, and
the proceeding. were very inormv.
Prince Metternich leaves (or Vienna
to-night to confer with the Emperor of
Austria.
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Lisnonr, November so.—The mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived.
Reports from Paraguayan sources state
that only the vauguard of the allied
army was moving toward the new posi
tions of Lopez The Willa army was
still prevented from marching by want
of provisions. The scarcity I. so great
that the men are compelled to eat horse
Beep.
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Los cos, November 30.--Coneola, 93%.
American efocuritioe quiet and steady;
/662 e, 81%; '6se, ed..; '67e, 864. 10-40 a,
BOX. Bonde at Frankfort arm, 90%.
Erica, Illinois, 99. Atlantic and
Groat Weatent, 27. Stocks steady.
Perm., November 30.—Boone Arm.
Relates 711 72e.
LIVMPOOL, November 34). Cotton
buoyant; middling uplands II k„ Orleans
12ti; sales of 5000 bales in the Manche.
ter market. California white wheat 9.
7d, red western Ss sd@iBa 60, winter
maniple of wheat during the lama 3 days,
11,000 quarters, including 10,080 quarters
American western. Flour M. Corn Ds
Gri. Oats 3a. Pose Fo. Pore lIL 6d.
Beef 81 Lard 75 Cheese 68. Bacon
137 a 6d. Fine rosin 15e. fipirite petro-
leum is 3d, refined la 9d. Turpentlue
bosinon, November so.—Tallow
Sugar quiet and steady. Whale oil J: It.
Llmmed 17e.
Az+ TVW EX P, November 30.—Petroleum
firm. At Bremen quiet at 6 thalera 64
groat, At Hamburg fiat 15 mare banooa
2 arthllllng,
H V UR, November 3.o.—CoUou eulet,et
133 franca.
HAVgE. November 10.—Cotton Mt:red
quiet on •pot at 133!jr.
CHICAGO
Boller El pion lon—lrire--B operl's Land
Anne lattloo--Illnee• of Dom B, V.
Hopttne—Aeoocteted Pram, ace.
By T.l.r'+t•L to the PitUbargth tias.tt,
November 30.—The bolter of
the Steam Dye Works, Matted to the
basement of the Devote House, Galena,
exploded to-day, inertallywounding Mr.
Streeter, proprietor, and severely In) m
idi his wife. The building was much
shattered.
Worden's Soap Factory, at Madison,
Wiwmosin, was destroyed by the this
morning, with he content'. lons, 112,-
000; fully Insured.
Ignatius Donnelly made s speech be
fore St. Paul Chamber of Commerce last
night in favor of the annexation of Hu.
oerts Ltod when that people deal red it.
lie claimed that Saskatchewan Valley
belonged to the United States by the
mum, of its topographical location, and
said God speed the Fenian or any other
movement which will lead to Its annex-
Stkm to the United titslos. His remarks
were listened to by a very large crowd of
entlweleetic purple.
Advice" from Pembina say the lnaur•
gents orgenlend a provizionel govern
ment on the 16th Inst.
Hon. B. F. ILoplclna, Representative in
Congress from WIWALIOII3, who has been
In fur several weeks, but was thought to
be re:Covering, had a relapseyesterday,
followed by wile! paralyals. Today
be bee been seeder, and there Is only the
faintest hope of bin recovery.
The contract by which the Western
Alicelated Press has been Annlshing
news to the Northwestern Associated
Preis having expired, the latter mods.
%lon mot bent to.day for the purpose of
renewing It. After a conference between
the exectittee committees of the two at
soclations, the contract was renewed for
another year. but on terms considerably
differing from the previcour terms. The
Northwestern tursorlatton have agreed .
to collect news in their own territory and
transmit It to the Western Aar:elation.
SF. LOUIS
Long Protracted Case Clencloded—Trou
hie Among the Coopers Aailcipated.
My Telegraph to the at. tough att sew.,
&r. loom, November 50.—The trial
that hos been programing In the U. N.
District Court tor, Ur past ten days
against H. Sperry and Boni. R. Pretty
man, of ?skin, Illinois, for the french,
lent removal of 'plaits from Hot thlaCsi to
St. Len* terminated to-night ra a ver-
dict convicting Prettyman, and imposing
Ave hundred dollars One and costa. A
previa'a tult against the removed spirits,
One hundred end tiny barrel., resulted
In t a s i v t e e r n
t or ho lt nd Otiv i erntr i i n er o , th ritUng
a y.
Prettyman Is a lawyer of Irmg
standing at Pekin.
4a ampt wee made yesterday to re
done t e mpi for making sour and Fork.
barrels, and resulted In the almost entire
suppression of work lu the various
cooper shops of the city. No formal
strike IS yet made, but the coopers as.
press a deterinintition to tegnet nuY
ao
ducUon of wages.
SAN FRANCISCO.
New ( burch--Jte:rnshisatloa of the
thunierfitte Party—Charge Ihrii.l e " 4 -
(0) "memo. to li•e.ritistrorgh Ustette.)
IMeminseq, Nproutter Bd.—The
(Amnia Mite,. Dr. W. A. Scutt met last
evening and resolved to organise a new
church, St. Johns of Han Francisco, and
call the rove/Mid gentleman to officiate.
A large amount of money was lime-
Mainly anhacribed, and a committee ap
pointed to perfect the oromization-
A meeting was belt, last night for the
purpose of reorganising the Remoingtio
party in thin city, Which was hugely
attended by the leading member. of the
Party. After stormy seeslon the moat
ing broke up without definite action.
TIM charge of manslaughter mama
Bernard Kane, the switchman at Samson
Station. at the time of the Western Pa
cific Railroad disaster, was diamissed
and Kane discharged.
Lawyor aid Claim Agent AmmtP 4 A—
MatP seaceure tAlWOutegl•
(By Mount to tb rlttibOrgh OW: 04
ALBANY, Nov. 30.—Josio Td;quota%
lawyer and otolui *gent,:Rf WLLOrOnnh
JeffersontaxolOtyr • boa been Lignsted•
oborood with , tftthit palmtop popery,
and held to Man
Governor Hoffman ban commuted the
death sentence of David B. Pak, °Doyle:.
ad of murder ID IMIS county, to Im
prig:moon: tor
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1869.
NEW YORK CITY.
Stand from Under— Railroad
Cases Postponed—Vessels Sail
ed with Sealed Orders—Penn
sylvania foal—Patent Right
Suit—Suits for Ihmmges
Drunken 'Ruffian Shot—Rich
ardson's Condition Still Pre
cartons— Re Marries the Di
vorced Wife of His would-be
Murderer—Rey. lieury Ward
Reedier the Officiating Clergy
man—The Duty on Coffee and
Tea to be Reduced, &c.,
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Nmv Yomr, November 27. 180
The World stapt: The Cubans have an
other expeditlen on hand, which will
eurpassa all preview! effort,.. The Junta
in now paying out ever err hundred dol
lars por day for board of men In thin
city, awaiting the word to mail, and has
made contracts with sewers] merchants
for a largo number of Winchester re
pesting rifles and Peabody breech-load
ers, with aeitgjile ammunition, and la
Owe the contract ham not been already
fulfilled It is Improbable that the expedl•
Win will be started hllifore the meetlngof
Congrena.
The milt of the Erie ILOlwav vs. Ven
dee:4H wee to-day postponed until J ena.
ary•
The case of the Erie l•ompuuy against
Ramsey and others an argued on the
motion by oounsal for Visas and tiould
to continuo the 'Winston= restraining
/UMW) and °there from pm:sending
Mgr snit. During the argument, Mr.
Eaton made a pernonal explanation, d•
elating the charge of collusion, brought
against him, to be baseless. Decision
reserved.
There hi no doubt, the statement to the
contrary notwithatandlog, that the
hilanionoinoli was ordered here with
expiate reference to the expected elan
of the Spanish fleet,
The iron clad Roanoke la being thor•
ougilly overhauled for service at short
notice.
The ( Vencercisl learns from the Navy
Yard that several vessels hare already
salted and °thar are preparing to sail
under sealed orders. It is Abe prevail.
lag
,ol tan w pinion to r te yard their destination
Ie
District Attorney Merriment has re
solved no farther communication. from
Wealth:ls[ton In relation to the Spanish
gunboats, and does not expect any until
the disposition of the motion to be ar
gued Thursday.
Petitions for signature aro being poet
ed up on the ferry hatless and elsewhere,
praying the Government to immediately
recognize the Independence of runs.
The Penna. 05a1 Company will soon
be prepared to deliver in this city 4.0u0
tons of coal per day where they have
heretofore delivered none during the
winter months.
The Ptee Trade League, of this city,
publish • report of liter proceedings
dark/Rake litat four wet,ke, In the way of
public meetings and the distribution of
documents with arguments in favor of
their policy, and appeal to the publie for
support In the contiouanee of the work.
Proceedings were Instituted to.dev, by
the owners of tne Nicoleon patent, to
recover $60,000 from the city, for the
oanatzuction and use of the ao.ealled
MeGoulgte pavement, claimed as an In
fringement of the Ntooluon patent.
Sett commenced le the Circuit Coati
Orsags Cou!ity by Stephen Sweet
against the Erie itsll way, claiming
$:140 0 damages far injuries sustained at
the Carr's Rock disaster. Two athollar
sults by other parties are to follow. Two
more persona, named James Addison,
aged 25, and Thomas/Lott, aged Itt, Rug.
nehmen, have beenarrestert on suspicion
of implication In the Part' Jervis bank
robbery.
Dorton Johnron wan erresind to day,
having in his possession two one thou
sand dollar United States bonds identi
fied as a portion of upwards of 110,000 In
stock certificate. and United States
bond. stolen from tdreorna Morrison and
Ffutobinadn in Novemner of last year.
lie soya he got them from a man living
In New lismuhire.
A drunken ruffian named Moore, who
assailed the residents of a lauding house
in Williamsburg this morning. was Mot
dead b policeman Langan. at whom he
had previnuely fired. Langan gave him
self Into custody.
The Adore of John D. Bishop, at ?punch
ridge, Westchester county, wu burned
on Saturday. The sheds of the Presby
terian church were aloe noneutned. and
the church 'Leek( narrowly wombed de.
atroction. Lon about MAO; partly in
cured. It la sapwood to have been
canoed by Inoandtariatn„
A lost political organization, known
EMMZMM
Gm, Ooleorea ban been dishonorably
dismissed by the Cuban Joni,
A speeder from Waablegion to the
F....press says: The Way. cud !deans
Committee to day agreed to recite", the
tarn; twenty millione. Codes will be
cut down to (our eenla and tea to twenty
mate per pound. They are also en
lancing the free list.
The annual dinner of the Alumni of
Brown Unmet.lty was given this even
ing at the Metropolitan •lintel. H. S.
Col prodded, and abOut seventy mem
ber. were protein, Including President
Caxwell. of Brown University, and F.a•
Senator Faster.
Mr. Richardson is In a very precarious
condition to-night. He Is very weak.
and having retained no nourlstneent for
Bee days his friends and physicians Mar
the wont. He was married Ilia even
ing to the late Mrs. McFarland, by Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, sedated try Rev.
0. R. Frotblngham.
The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool on
the 25th, arrived to night.
The steamer Denmark, from Liverpool
has arrived.
MISSISSIPPI
The Election Context netween Alcorn
and Dent—Return. meagre.
(Ity Tele,ropb to the rt . tsburgb tlre./
?deem:on, November 80.—The Ave.
tone Ade Molly Bprtngx specie whys:
About 6,000 votes were polled to-day,
nearly all black, for Alcorn. The whites
vote to-ountOw. No news front 11i
country except Bethel, which Is nearly
all for Dent. Oxford reports Dent ahead.
Coffeeville gives Dent a majority al 800.
All
quiet.
A Clumbuz dispatch says-the °leak=
=oil' quietly. The airtime' voted
I ' l l y or Alcorn. About 2,000 votes
wore polled at Morton. The Enigmas
voted for Dent at some polls. Ai Telyali.
Ountown and Verona. out of 000 *Kea,
Deul, got GOO. At Water Valley hot •
widths and negroos voted. Dent got 430
votes and Alcorn one. Tomorrow will
Probably increase Dent's majority io7oo.
Nothing further is yet known,
Now Oist.e4wo, Nov.llo.—Thoolactions
for Constitution and Slateolljoara to Mb
slaalppi and Tema commenced today.
lh ~.!!whisippi the election lasts two days
and m Tessa Yrlday evening
There will be !moonlit until the elesi.L=7
close. INspatebos indicate quiet elections
In both *otos,
TERRE HAUTE
Two 'Murderers to Weller We Death
Penalty.
(By Thesteph si the ?Metro ret Ei•tetta.)
Tappg pro., Nov. 30.—The
motion fora new Wel In tbe com" f I
Oliver A. Morgan, convicted of the mur
der of John Petal, was - Mundell )7
Judge Chapman to-day, and the prisoner
sentenced •to be hung on Thursday,
December 2sd, the Dame day set apart
for the plamPltur of Stevens. the mur
derer, o f *ear*. Morvn rem:dyed Ms
sentence widiont any aprent mak&
Hs remarked that It wu union, sa
gilled Puri to save Ma own life.
Li ger: liar not insooestang_ Nifoar
Mlttits the Meaning ofthe Lew.
ffir Ikti .. Stfopll to Us Plttapoitjt Go,tetta.l
7/300big. November Nie—The Airy In
the same fel the recovory of the lager
beer sexed by the state Constables, In
Boston, decided lager not Intoxicating
lig= within the meaning of the law,
end bond for plaintiff.
I'OLUMBUti.
Ohio State Christian Convention—Pensu.
Dent OrganisaUon—lton. C. N. Dino'
hpeeeb of Welcome—Re Myles This
Gathering the "Elthromenteal
Conyen-
Itoa of Ohio."
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C'cibue aux, Nov. 30.—The State Chris
tian Convention convened this afternoon.
The session opened with a children's
meeting at the Second Presbyterian
Church, which wee largely attended,
notwithstanding the heavy rein. The
meeting wee toiled to order at four
o'clock by D. L. Moody, °Widow,
Alter singing • hymn "The Water of
. Life," prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.
Lloyd, of Cincinnati. Short addressee
were then delivered by Rev. Mr. Chid.
law, of Cincinnati, acid others.
The evening session was called to or.
der by Rev. IL M. Robertson, of Colum
bus, after which the "Coronation" was
sung, with splendid effect.
Dr. Thaddeus A. Rearing, of Z•nes
vide, was selected as temporary Chair
man.
Prayer wu offered by Rev. Mr. Hay•
den, of Paineaville, and the hymn,
.•Ktand op for Jean.," RI/11g.
The Chair appointed Rev.. H. M. Rob
ertson. 0. W. Phillips, J. W. °shout,
haze Crook, and Cheater Briggs, a C.13/0-
mines on permanent organization.
Hon. C. F. Olds, of Columbus, deliv
ered an address of welcome on behalf of
the demi. to the delegate. He referred
to the organisation of the American
Chnattan Commission at Cleveland, In
lea, referring to the high object, and
quiet but effective work performed by it
since that time. He welcomed the dele
gates in Lel:alto( seventeen churches and
thousands of Chrintiene of the city. He
believed the Convention was composed
of delegates of such character that it wee
in fact the Ecumenical Convention of
Ohio. The address wee full of earnest
Christian love.
Rev. J. W. Wiley, of Cincinnati, re.
apundeal on behalf of the Convention.
Be wondered If the time would come
when the Protestants of tee whole coun
try would shake hands m • grand Ecu
menical Connell. The speaker said
Christiana were not here in convention
because toe came of Christ (coked dark,
out bemuse there was a chance for work
by united effort. Some of the people of
Moment! were getting badlyecared
be
muse there was an attempt being made
to take the Bible from the public schools;
but he was glad the devil bad showed his
cloven foot in Cincinnati, as It enabled
the people to lay their bands upon mitt
enter Into the light with • greater late.
rest than ever before. Mince title move
ment, Chrietlana there have grated op,
and now men Mecum the question at all
tfrnea. Ile said that to-night there was,
■ Letter religious feeling than during the
last ten years.
The Committee on Permanent Organize.-
tlon mode the following nomlnagtotitc
President, H. Thane Miller, t* Cincin
nati; Fins Preaideata, Rees. Dr. How
ard. of Ohio r niveralty ; J. H. Dickson,
Circleville; Hon. Reuben Hitchcock,
Painesville; P. Henley, of Oinnal Col
lege, and H. D. Tremor, of Marion. (te r
refutes, Rey 0. H. Lyman, of Olevetand;
Capt. Wm. Mitchell, of Columbus. Boa.
loam Cmumittee, F. 0. Ensign, Bt. Lou*
Rev. D. IL Moore, Delaware; Dr. Pratt,
Portamonth; Gen. ftrinkerboft Mans
field, and Rev. T. Allen, Dayton. The
report was unanimously adopted.
D. L. Moody, of Chimp., snm called
on. and spoke at noneldershle length.
The Convention adjourned until nine
o'clock to morrow.
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PHILADELPHIA
The Medical •ad !Surgical Hospital Dlf
!fruity Us • Moir VS ay of lictilasissi—
The Gefseral !Irma of Um Reformed
Church.
I=l
Pa tug. ne.t.r u le, November 30,—At a
meeting of the Managers of the Pennayl
•anla Hospital, a resolution ...a adored
that a onmmlttes be appointed to confer
with the Medical and Marginal Staff
of the hospital to provide for a separate
clirdcal Instruetien to female students
of nitallnine on at least one day In the
week. and that upon the completion of
such arrangements the other clinical
lectures be confined to dames rointsand
of males only.
In the Heave! Synod of the Refbrmed
Church, the preeenne of Rev. Dr. Holmes,
delegate from the Reformed Church,
Dutch, was announced.
The (Aimmittee on Finance reported
the esoeasee of the Synod al PO,OOO,
which wee proportioned among the Pis
triet Synod.
The special committee to whom was
referred certain memorials in shish the
General Synod was petitioned to with
draw the permission given by the laist
(Lenora' Synod to use the order of wor
ship, reported adversely to the petition
ers. The report was tabled for the pre
sent.
The Stanctiox Committee at Orphan
Rome. reported that there Ire two in
antromatul operation at Wormstadort,
Pa., and Butler, Pa.
The Special Committee to whom the
subject was referred, reported lq favor
of the omission of the word "German"
In the Min of the Church. It was there
fore ofUctally declared that the title of
this Church, known se the (Amman
Reformed Church, Is now the Reformed
Church of the United States In Amer
ica.
In the afternoon seseion Rev. Dr. Fer
ris, of the Reformed Church, Dutch, ad.
droned the synod in reference toe union
of alerts in the wore of foreign missions,
on the part of the two Reformed Church
es, Dutch and German. The subject was
referred to a special committee, to which
was referred the western liturgy and
other items referring to the general sub
pets retorted. They bad not sufficient
time to oxalates the work, but that es it
we. produced by two wedern synods.
who asked permission to use It, that the
percolation be granted, and thus both
eastern and western liturgies be beibre
the Church for further trial, and the
whole subject he left to work its own
way and peace and quiet be restored to
the Church.
Rev. Dr. Wiltlard offered an amend:
meet that both Mures§ be sent down to
deeds for approval or disapproral. and
meantime neither of them te permitted
to be used except with the consent of the
concise:my and congregation. The ques
tion was dlactuued during the remainder
of the eoselon.
BICHNOND
Assembilag of the 11109 9 9 1 Beard o
Trade.
lßy Telegraph to the Plttahurgb
litcasiosn, Nov. 80.—A large number
of delegates .to the National Board of
Trade have arched, representing the
boards of New York, Philadelphia, 80.
ton, Bt. Louts, Louisville, Portland, Chi
cago, Baltimore, Milwaukee, and other
cities. Committees have been appointed
bor Board of Trade to extend private
hocOtaltdes to visitors. and many of
them are guests at private houses. There
Meat. to bo a general feeling among the
people to welcome the delegates, as it is
the Oral national body that has mat here
for years. The hall of the Niote Capitol
W been tendered for the sessions, ankh
commence 01.1noriner MOM. -
postponed.
t er Telegraph to the 11Isabele\ Cilasattel
Rocnewrstn. N. Y., November 80—The
Albany R tiusonebanna Railroad case
has 6e6n further postponed till tomuir.
row on the urgent appeal of counsel for
Goold and Flak, Judge Brainard tale.
grspbed to Judge Smilis requesting him
to postpane,V that Salted Dudley
an'
Field w before him in the
Wandirbilt I, and one suit or other
muss be postponded. tionosel for all
Interests °pursed to the Erie Company
earnestly argued an immediate
Tps sepond genie pf the billiard
tocumunent inelecitinatt, Monday bight,
thinned as follows: James Cherry, 600;
James Williamson, Sat Thirty.seven
Innings were played. The third gement
the tournament cameoff yesterday after.
noon. In which Williagiscip made ow
sad fininecoeyar 11P1. '4 4 30 largest rink
warn 108, and Inntn p . plumy and
to' follow, and lidterwarde
Phetatr and Brainard wore to play an
exhibition game. In the fowtb gimp /4
the tournament, 21 Wank Cherry
eversii•lgUi Owner 8* average
frrldnerd beet Eflanion In the cattdtlon
, game SOO to LK e
am making the WPM ran.
end the
01/, Tishman Wet
Phobia NO to 0$ Innlngt The tour
competitors are even. hevipog won rod
last each one game. To•roanow
noon and SYeaing close thatournament.
DETROIT
Damatrou. Fire and La. of Lite
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DICTROtT, November M.—There wee a
diaastrons Ore at Jackson, Mich., to
night. It originated from an attempt of
• man to draw gasoline near a lamp.
Among the sufferers are W. Jackson,
grocer; Holmes dr Avert'', totem., and
liquors; Mrs. Brundage, millinery and
fancy goods, Kelly Sr. Casey, boots and
shoes; A. A. Bliss, crockery; A. Bailey,
sham and leather: Parkhurst h. Co.,
hardware; Bloomfield dr Co., crockery.
The Inseam in the upper stories Include
Jackson Hall, Mrs. firmly, Belying Ma
chino Agency, Mr. Curtiss, Millinery,
two photograph establlehmenta, and va
rious °Mons.
The loss Is estimated at two hundred
thousand dollars. Inauraned probably
light.
A man named Runyan, misdating In re
moving goods, was fatally injured by
the explosion of powder.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
Tim Spanish Iron-clad Saragossa tow
arrived at Havana.
The steamship Perrier°, from Brest,
arrived ay New York yesterday.
—The steamer rilimlasalled for Europe
yesterday. firm took nut pi,ooo.
—James Pneten's brewery wen destroy
ed by tire Monday night In Pnughkeep
ale, N. V.
—The Bigelow Jr Barbour Satinet MIS,
Worcester, Maas., was destroyed by tire
Monday night.
—The ;steamers! Erie and Ontario were
Id to New Yorkers! for 1366,217 earn.
%tonally the met of both wu a million
d • half.
J nn. Dorsey, of Willtanyburgh, Massa.
, •aovlrted at Northampton, of wifomor
dor, ham boon aontonood to Imprison
moot for life.
—.l. 11.. Wilder, ■ wholesale druggiwt
in I.ul•ville, being detected le mailing
uustamped snuff, La. clock thereof was
aelred yesterday.
—A Committee of the City Iloyern
irtent of Boston was appointed to make
auitable arrangements for the reception
of the remains of Gm. Peabody.
-Mrs. Renew. Wilson aged twenty
two living DOA/ Dewitt, Ark., accidental
ly shot herself through the heart with
tier humband'a platol on the fourteenth.
—Heron thousand dolLar• worth of
In01031:1 41 September trout a ware
house. and belonging to &licher
lo New York, wore recovered Monday
by ileteetires.
—County Cocumnaloners llullek and
I. else, and F.:•Cbmmtloner F.derards,
of Columbus, Ohio, have been Int:lifted
fir made...nee In eerie° by the Grand
Jury 110 W Iu aesslon.
—Tbe J officiary Committee of the
Tenneassee HeueeTueeday recommended
the reinetton of the bill granting the
right or way to the Vtueinnati Southern
Railroad. No further action taken-
- -h-b. &di t . .... 1 n.Y. SII Engllistkmen
sae II said to have been formerly a mr•
respondent of the New York World, was
arrested Monday In Baltimore, charged
with bigamy, and oonatnitted in default
of $3,000 ball.
—Rumors were rife last night that
nainaohn. an alderman, lately en
gaged In manufacturing tobsero In
bed decamped, leaving cashed
forged note. and indebtedneve
amonat
log to $30,0(0.
—There le exrltement In commercial et r
elan in Fla van• ever Intelligence from the
nited Mates that the government had
mused the new Spaniah gunboata to Neer
Yoe k harbor to be &waded In such
wanner an to prevent their .idling.
The %stickle el W. the Express lees-
1=32
Referring to the suicide of W. H. H.
Wise In that thy, on Monday aftertmon,
the Cleveland I tenth: says
"Mr. Wine made his first expres run
Jura ten years before the day of his death.
11. has run upon eighteen railroads for
all the companies that are represented
In thin section of the country. During
that time be went through a number of
severe railroad smash-ups, coming out
time-sated In each Malmo. No MM.,
ger was more popular than he, although
his habil* were more Irregular than those
of the model agent. Being very free
with his money, his salary was barely
snlileient to pay f. pensec His friends,
including .he ottieers of the company,
frequently gave biro gaud advice con
tenting the benefits of economy. Prom
ising to do better to every Instance,
and in good faith apparently, he
would return to bin labor and ex.
travaganee. These promisee of reform
were often baptism., in tears. The rout,
lain, of his great heart would open, and
hi. doe physical frame would fairly
tremble with emotion as each promise
of reformation was renewed. The ex
tent of bin extravagance culminated In
what he believed to be securing tutpul
nee• to others. The last shilling 'lvey.
came from his pocket, for the benefit of
• friend, with the cane good will that
marked the withdrawal of those that
came before It. With all his personal
failings hi this respect, affecting only
himself, the express companies never
suffered at alt. Even upon the oecaalon
of Ms death. the paokagea and food■ In
hL pomesalon were checked out with the
Male regularity that had always been
characteristic& the man. No train ever
started too early or too late for paw 'Tip.'
Ever ready for duty; humbugs always
weight as • "Whiz' willing at all times
to share his wary with aliens; always
drawing upon the rambler to the last
earned dollar, and, when off duty, always
reedy tojoin friends around the social
board—these were the Milts that marked
his course as a messenger. The lam time
he was in Cleveland, taking the band of
a friend, he said, 'Hood bye, old boy,
you'll never see me any more.' 'You
are not going to leave the campsite'
queried the friend. 'Good bye,' reiterat
ed the deoeased, as he withdrew his hand
from the friendly grasp of his friend. It
did prove his last run, for he left on Sat
urda morning on Ms lid run to Pitts
burgh and took. He left a brief letter
written In pencil, on the car, evidently to
a Mend, Mr. K Wolcott, also in the 'em
ploy of the company, directing him to
get a ring he had lent to a gentleman
Mend, and send it tea lady, whose name
he gave, at the East Re also sacrlbed
the act to 'liquor and friends.'
"No reason is known for the self-mur
der, but there undoubtedly is a canto
known elsewhere, originating In some
act which annoyed him and mortified
Mm, and which, pmalbly, may have
been eonunitteei when exalted by
drinking. Be has never ahown deletion
deney till within the port week, and
even then seemed to rally from it
quickly when spoken to about IL There
seems to have been some peculiar im•
pittance to him connected with the close
of the tenth year of his messenger life.
Ha had determined to ohne the tenth
year and the last run of that period, sod
did .o close it, for be shot himself after
the train had passed the St. Clair atreet
crossing, and hid scarcely mama
breathing when taken from the canto the
flaPct."
The Cleveland Leader says : About
four weeks ago a little German girl In
Brooklyn (Cuyahoga county, Ohio) took
sick with lock Jaw, and rumor says that
In a iew day. she was thought dead and
sou burled. On the other burial,
the mother, for some reason, was led to
the grave and with her ear mese& close
to the ground, thought she heard a'nolse
and believed her child to be moving In its
oaten. She withheld from asking assts.
tattoo for festal being ridiculed, and kW
Waately procdred a spade and began to
dig up the earth. Bhe soon came to the
coffin, and hurriedly taking It from the
earth opened It and there found the body
of her child, nine Muni after its Invite,
worm as if it were Pegg sod lying an
PS tide. lihe took the child to her house
Vlune a physician was immediately called
in and every restorative applied to bring
the child to life. It sou too late, The
soul bad taken its eight, and In a few
hours more toe body sou cold and Icy.
It wag soon buried again and les not
mose been disturbed. This report Is
common talk among the ethane of the
West Bide, and the story as shoye related
Is well known to a great many reliable
persons residing on leetroit urea and in
DISPATCII6II IMO been received from
Be. Petersburg announcing the p reemie.
Lion of Ministez Curtin to the E m peror
of Ramis on the 28th of October, at the
Winter Palace.
GENERAL NEWS.
Flys years hence it la Maimed that
Omaha will Lave a population of r. 41,000.
TaAvet. over the Pacific railroads con
tinues brink. Freight and express matter
daily increases In quantity.
JASIES H. BROWN to on trial at Cleve
land for the murder of his wife. In the
village of Berea, on the list of May last.
CONRAD Slate, confined in the jail at
Toledo, Ohio, awaiting the execution of
the death penalty upon him for the crime
of murder, made his escape on the night
of the Paid ult.
Tun Montreal newspapers are inde
pendent. They doubt the use of report
ing the proceedings of the Provincial
Legislature. How much oratory will go
to waste If they suppress the report '
Linn hundred pupils at the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Columbus, Ohio, have
had the measles since the epidemic set In
there, hut no case hen proved Intel. The
seal
inlet fever bee now broke❑ out in the
institution.
A PARIIKR to Bloomington, 111., has
rallied this season specimens of Paragon•
lan corn, raised from seed obtained trove
a sailor who had visited that oountry.
The ears are small, and only about three
Inches in length. The grain is yellow and
hard.
A cosi ItINATION known as the Mer
chants' Proleei.ve Union," to being or
ganized in Dubuque, having a capital of
8200.000, Its objects being to "release
Northern lowa from the extortions of
maraud monopolies and l'hicago com
mission men."
IT was announced in Philadelphia
churches that "coal collections" would
be made lest week. A German, who did
not understand that the collection was to
he made in money, trundled a hand cart
full of coal to a church, but found no one
Were to receive IL
Al the unveiling ggf the Brownell statue
at Hartford, some days since. a reporter
asked of a student "who that old rooster
wa!" at the same time pointing to a well
known professor. imagine bis feelings
when the student replied, "That's my
father, Prol. l"
Is some sections of Ohln. the sheep
slanghter has again commenced. To
gether with the low prices of wool which
still remain and the prevalence of &disease
known as the foot rot in some flocks, the
discouragement of many wool gro were is
On great that thousands of sheep are put
at a pet se below that which tneirlpella
sad tallow would yield.
A meta of twenty five, W. H.
liroeder, has been arrested in Cincin•
all, for forgeries to the extent of some
- ,000, the result of his attachment to •
fallen woman, upon whom he lavished
money without limit. His old father,
tbo, was arrested and consigned to prison,
tilthonvh it will be shown that he was
kulltletss in the transactions. .
Tire four naniving American poets
born the last century ate natives of Has-
Marietta. They are Richard H. Dana,
n at Cambridge, November 15, 1707;
(;tortes Sprague, born In Boston, Octo
ber 26, 1791; John Neal, born in Port.
land (then a portion of Massachusetts),
born in 1794 and William Cullen Bryant.
born in Cummingtoo, November 3, 1794
AN artist In Indlsnatiolis hen in his
studio a very floe Madonna picture, one
that he takes pride In showing his visi
tors. Imagine his feelings when, the
other day, a lady who had examined the
various productions of the aztists
played upon the *ails, pointing to .
Madonna, said "lint the one I like best
is that tired nurse girl. Don't she look
l ionrsl?"
Tint city of Chicago expended nearly
itialf a million dollars this year in deep
fining the canal between that city and
Lockport, twentyjais miles, old the work
will be completed by the opening of navi
gation In tB7l. A current being thus es
tablished from Lake Michigan toward the
Mississippi, the sluggish Chicago river
will, it is expected, be no longer a stench
in the nostrils of people.
Tnx thieves and garnMers at va
Hone points on the Pacific road
have curled things with sod • high
hand that the respectable citizens are or.
gaalaing vigilance committee, to hold
them in check. Four gamblers In Oma
ha were notified to leave, last week, and
they did Instanter. A drove of diarepu
table perston also departed from Prom
ontory under an emphatic admonition
from the Vigilante-
In
the coarse of • lecture at Columbus,
Ohio, on Monday evening, on John
Hun, the Reformer, Rev. Stephen H.
Tyng stud: "John Huss is reproduced in
Father litacynthe. While of course
none can definitely my what his future
course will be, still I say here that be will
go with the car of progress, and will not
go back of his worth of burning elo
quence against the heresies of Rome- It
is impossible for such • man to stand
IN the course of • recent sermon Rev.
Dr. J. Goldammer, of the Jewfah Tem
ple, Cincinnati, said that the American
Cogatitution had achieved more for hu
manity, in less than a century, than all
the religions! influences ever known
to mankind had accomplished in
the same direction since the world began.
This strong statement prefaced his asset•
thin that It would be better to Introduce
the Constitution into the school. than the
Tan New Orleans milkmen have been
brought to account by the authorities, for
adulteration. A dozen of them, a few
mornings since, were compelled to sob•
mit specimens for scientific testing, and
the result was that the lacteal fluid yen.
ded by them was found to contain from
thiny to sixty per cent. of water. They
were tined in sums from twerity.tive to
forty dollars, theme adulterating to the
extent of sixty per cent. paying the
greater penalty.
Tax Cincinnati Gaulla understands
that the Re.. J. McKendree Reilly, pas
tor of the Union M. E. Church, of Cov
ington, Ky., has notified his congregation
that he will seek a new field of labor
after the expiration of the year for which
he agreed to preach for them. Mr. Rem
ly delivers his sermons Rom manuscript,
while many of the members of his church
are understood to be In favor of extempo
!anions preaching exclusively, and he
thinks his useklness as a minister is im
paired by this difference between himself
and his congregation.
On Saturday night last the postoffiee at
Cleveland was entered by some persons
who broke open two letter boxes and
carried off the =kids., belonging to the
&mord National ffink and Henry Wick
ds Co,, hankeii. The thieves opened the
letters, looked through them and then
p i ece d the letters. envelopes and drafts
contained In them, in the Iron letter
box at the poetoffice door. An examine.
lion proved that there was a letter for
every envelope, and that envelopes and
letters, and contents as described In the
letters, conesponded In every respect.
It was supposed that If there was any lots
it most be trifling. The thieves seemed
to have handled their plunder very care
fully.
The Pwevidetztla Message.
A Washington letter says: The Presi
dent has received a synopsis of the re
ports of the headset departments, and Is
now engaged In Incorporating them into
the manuscript of his message. He tells
his Wends that if it Is possible In this day
of newspaper enterprise, both ROUSES of
eun c iatut
Congress shall hear the Ware it
is a day old with 'letups readers; and
Mtn, If he atnaToia It , ll One shall have I
an opportunity of . it on
the floor of either House "a communi
cation to the morning pappre signed
V. 8. Grant," as John Logan styled the
hat effort of Andrew Johnson, which was
printed all over the country before itse
livery. President Grant says that , with
all his precautions, the fear that it - will
be printed Is aver before him. While
le
about It, s few days since, he said
Ne believed he should write every wont
of it himself, and not have copies made
ill after the nitt's telegraphing meal.
g the day of to presentation bad closed,
.nd then, if It - t out, he would give up
S s beaten.
NO. 278.
Additional Rlnrtett by Teltgropti
CHicami, November 30.—Ficur quiet
and firm at 89,7545 for spring extras.
Wheat male/Moly active, with sales No.
I at 9040, No. 2 et 874c4881 ac, cloatog
firm a t esi,(4BBt4e, this afternoon dull
at 8.4410ii1a for No. 2, Cash and seller
' , roomier. Corn more active and
441 c higher ; No. 2 opened at 80c,
decllued to 790, and chased firm at SO4
SCii.ic; rejected at 77 tide afternoon
No. 2 nominally KOr, seller December;
nl ilc told, seller tact half. Oats quiet
and firmer, with melee No. 2 at 41442 c,
rejected at 3.6(g126c, clotting firm at 41,4 c
foi No. 2. Rye more active and firmer,
with aales No. 2 at 73(4740, closing at
73 Barley doll at 85c, seller Decem
ber; 90c, molter Inert half, for No. 2. High
wines dull and Zr lower, with Palen at
9131497 c, eloxing notolhal at 950. Sugar
13i.,5514i.,c fur common to primebe.
Cu Pro,: intone lexx native. Mew
Pork at I'/7@29.f0; prime mexx r26,50®
27; rump pork 1123®23,5e. Sweet pickled
ham. 15(411;41, abort rib culddlrw
it tAt.sc, rough aides 14414 , ,,v, dry salt
ed stinuidere lane I i (911.4 n. Lard 17®
I.e. ['remand hogs In fair demand at
$11,50412, dividing on 219.1 Ile. Live are
moderately active at $9411,25 for com
mon. $9,3549,76 for fair to medium, $9,80
410 for good to choice, $10,06410,35 for
extra prima.
Cattle quiet at 12.2542,;0 for Texans,
31,50(44,85 for common to good row.,
15.25(47,25 for tight to good smooth akin
ping steers.
LAT/IR.—After the clone of change the
grain markets were quiet. Wheat said
at K8(48/Itie, seller month, and 9149/34c,
nailer January, aiming firm. Corn quiet
but firm at 8041g1 , ;c, seder December.
Gets nominal at 41 , ,c. Other grains
neglected.
In the evening the markets were dull.
Corn: N 0.2.10,0, cash. Provision. quiet.
Mess Pork, seller moiety days, at $29,50.
Short Rite 1.0 c, spot. Green Hama
14 tic. Green Shoulder. 104 c.
k I'INX Nevemher 30.—Flour
dull, with sales of family at 0.2645,50.
Wheat: No. 231.04 and No. 111,10. To
bacco stead V, with sales of 99 hhde at
58,80 to 119,50. W Milky held at $l, dull
and demand light. Hoge closed dull at
$9,76 to 110,40, with reoelput of 4,000 head.
weather warm and wet and no daughter.
log. Petroleum dull and lower at 32
®34.7.
Cattle firm at 1342,25; talreat rate for
beat. Sheep unchanged and supply
light. with seder at $2,6044,00 per owt
grown.
Sr. Louts, November SO.—Tobacco,
firm, at 8410}0 for logo; 11(?,i12t.ic for
dark leaf. (.kotton, good to ordinary at
72' c. Whisky, steady at $l,OO.
Cattle. steady at 3 , ,@..43.0 for common
to prime. Hoge: 'souther cooler, m.tet
more active, at 1 4 €1,93,e for good trod:1010M
and 10c for extra.
Cs lINHIL.E. NOVOUlber 30.—Beevs;
receipts of 1,231 head. sold briskly at
advance, extra at $11,60012,75, first
quality at $11,50412,75. Sheep and
lambs—reoelpts of 13,1119 bowl; sheep
rather more plenty and a shade lower,
extra at $3,25(,4.50.
Lot , Isvil.J.E, November 30.—Cotton ad
vanced eln all grades. Hogs held at
1)%®10 , 4e. Leaf tobaceo quiet and
steady; wales of 08 hbds at 6 , 4490 for
new and old loge, 9b.,@16.° for leaf.
Whisky $l.
CLEV [LY D, November 30 - Petroleum
dull heavy and lower, acaroolyanyttung
doing, refined held at 20429303 In large
lots, trade iota et 2®3‘.,c advance; crude
lower, bold at *1,76 per barrel.
New I.V.A Na t November 30.—Cotton
citwed qatat at 2.3%e; sale of 3,800 balsa;
rot:alma, 8,596 bales; exportn: coantwlae
1,056 balm, and to Bremen 2,015 bales.
Sugar; prime 124125,r.
ManYHIN. November 31. Cotton
ammo and drm •1 reeelpia 1,3& , 1
bale.; exporta 988.
?I/tan - VI br.s, November 30.--Gotton
Mu-tiro: low middling, .22‘;c1 good ordl
nary, 22,,c..
NEW ADVERTIbENENTB
nllle. DI W lIITZSTOIRN COAL CO..
•
139 Yonrm • •cne.
• Crrranunon. Dceemb.r la. 1869.
r 11111 ELECTION FOR FIVE
HF.CTuRa Company to n rrg
(Jr lb• •naorla• you. w.l On bald u 18e Gana,
So 139 Y..anb ...... . an YOILLY, Deana
der e".
1.89.
" ):;il " ni
elvt.o7 Yer-mtary
ggr'Nfrric E.—The MANAGERS
Or • • ?Liz PITTSBUILOU el.ok l 471011
TUF HE AEI 01 , THE rooll ••
.are re.
If amyl oe IRIDAy AFTERIO N.
reember 3d. at SI, o•elact. In tee setzlon rummn
of lu• Plrst I`re. Ityt. :mu I tm.r..h. o. Muml
r. et. By ordar of
Mr, Hidiallat DCIVNY, Preside.,
Wyk LEVI WADI, Clow-nel.•ry. del .roll
CZTEM WINDIESIS.
A7bi Ali WI-1110i LADISH' WET. 116 A.
wrorAl WINING WATCH..
NUM IN. D .INO W AT. Hp...
eiTICH WINDOW LADiorly WATCH
karat L.DI ter WATCHES.
J. R. REED & CO.,
4.1 OY nrrii /VENUE.
V•ILUA HLE FARM FOR BALE
CUE), , -110 ar of goal land, BO lu
ertlttriplon, remalader ree
prime limb., White
Oak. /Helot,. bleat Ramat.. ate. Rouse of 3
ofwell encl.& ebrine at the doer. Cr-hard
of a .0.1 beano. trert, • nib. feet vein or coal
under 90 acre, 52.0 a •feet rein abler the
whole farm. • Railroad to be built next anat.
mar OM ma, the farm. !innate (Aar mil*. from
italtdrura. latilau• e dont). Pent. Price %SO
Dr , rere. b. ()VIM:Silk? & ISO .
del 39 ittath avenue.
Crc♦ • WOlll ZS. • 1 , 1 arra a.
AL...WM.IIT C•n. PA., toter. Se .11169.
NTOTICIE.—Tha Asseument for
we
Grading and Pay ng of Page St.,
from Follow street to the east line of Willie.
Hoblwo, r•a, Drop- ft, Is now ready for eh
&intention. and 'ems
. ha men at Ws alike until
TOZSDLT, December Ttn. 1909. When It will
M planed In the band. of the City Treasons for
Dull/m9*a.
C HAULM DAY a,
aty Itragtneet
CIO
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Having bees appoenle4 Dili and GAS M t TER
INSPECTOR for Alleghetq Cto ty, voile. la
hereby girls mat unt*tlie secesasay ogles alld
Mechanical Testing Machine re caa be pre/elated,
I tilt be found at the u►►ICE OP THE NA
TIORAI, FOUNDRY AND PIPE WORKS,
Twenty tbled expo. near Penn, Pillsbury h
=1
del rye, U.. and Um Meier Inv ectOr .
JOHli M. COOPER &CO N
Bell and Brass Founders,
MINK, LOCOMOTIVE I; MILLING MIL
.trade Promptly So Order
BABBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand
=1
J. IL Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel
STEAM - PUMP..
Office, 882 PENN EITREEIi
Foundry, Cor.l7th and Railroad Metes
=111112123
GREAT BARGAINS IN *REINERT
91 Federal St., Allegheny.
HUM TIIII"DKVT COMPRTIIIOII
'lrv( OILNTB .11l bay a Velvet. Hat. ONC
DOLLAR .111 boy • Celyel Hat SAMISIM with
Plume. TICN 01EDITO will buy a pal? of Obeli
ONE DOLLIII I. all we eJtarge for imam.
Wang end liektne . Velvet Bonnet, old or new.
WORN , Bolt. milk t (mk• *d tuodsasooly
Dlsiolo4 fo, RIVE sod IDS DOLLARS,
In.
!salletmas and ►.aey Itibboo Bows. cheap;
Dm, TrlssteutS‘ ►aae7 Triages, CMlstrett's
wcose teepees. Ladles' Oyer Roods, lotests.
Cleats, Ladles• Yid Mire. is ati desirable
eludes, Lull.' Collets sad clar.. Lege flersdlier.
eblells. eels 111,11.6 01 AM/O , T of aim dinette
ties, style and Drill, at
MRS. ROBB'S.
91 Federal Street. Allegheny.
C9ITON-140 bales Dow land
rat, for sale by
ISAI au DICKEY • Cr*
BROOM c onic --B bales now
lauding. fur W. bi
ISAIAH DICICZY a CO.
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE
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1:1=121
I=l
31.441 e 0.,.
uNo of at.
of tea
♦ ropy is farms., Sratanous4 to M. gettsli
1:=1=
ME=
r911=3
PEN NINA X, ILIO3IO Ai CO,
==
mrNOT 70-Let,^ "Pbr &WO
"Last," " Wawa," Fbund," "Boo:M*0
Re., not ctreedmo F() UR LIN 12 goal
De Ow-rite - I In Near roissaniu mar ft,
TWENTY FIVE CENTS; ear* addl.
hoard tine FIF R URN
WANTS
WAej r f. , D , - A
IMEEMEGE
IVA vTED.—A He and
I. DI TIOA RIVE • G. occupy • C....t.e•
col. door. wJW boardlaa,
resurn•ble rale, la •ery plea.ant
A.J . ntkeny OLT. Addredia C H.. OA SST'S
lANTED.—A few first-Owe
BOAS Eitel a. 956 rasa stmt. Mena
otbers [le,/ apylJ.
lirANTED--A6ENTII.--To caw-
O Awn r•nn•ylv•nla fur the masa 111331147
[opt... v. 4 mr,l• arku devle • ID, ireinsOlibtall
Itecianntr.. Striqulro at lltorrta 111. 3 4.0.
.ti . nr SLAIN.
WANTED
PRINTERS
=I
ettlatt, at tt.tt ,i4iTCH u/rIOZ
I=l
O'NEILL & ROOK.
PROPILIKTOR3 I I-PATCH, PlL.bargh,
WANTED.
50 AL DIGGERS
WM ease Orme t quarter.. conatahat empl.7
11201:1( and sopl wastes at the bathe. of the
Mercer iron and Coal CO,"
At Stoneborn, on Me Jan).taloa tad /Mall&
Hallway, Marco r country. All raU from nu.-
bore. Apply
H_•B. BLOOD,
=N!=!
WANTED. AGENTS.
per rr.. , 11 ....II ills ostITISZIPCIUM
PROVILIs I, flt/Nse.N AIMING MA
CHIN E. ll...easily U. Great Inetneemenm to
was.. Tat/. da y - e mos, popular Wales Ma
chine thr males lb. .."Clastac
Look —sr do as, kl•d=a Mat can
dooe oa assrasetders-100.0100 sold as Um
demand cow tataly lotzsaalua Now I. LUCY
tAke an dame?. Mead tit elersdan, 1111.11.
. 5 " 0, Islffislsr . - Sa Ada.. esaxi• - • •
13oston; ass., Pttlalsouvh. P... at Nu
Loot. Mo.
WAATED. - MORTGAMIZZ
010,000 to Lam to lure or SSW" emend&
THOMAS K. "WM
BM. Bond sod Held raw* Be:AAA
No. ITU SteTtligeld street.
ANTED.--AGENTB evert-
SRL to sell only 41.11LSITICAN 11 1 / 1 11re
TY() kIAOHI NE. the et raker Parent
IN
111 reittlur slsebtoe weer breveted. Price W. kelt 40, WO slit,ber per tirlente. A 6.
dress AMERICAN KNITTING NIACIIIIKIINK.
Bertha, Mom, or ht. Louis, No.
KANTED—An AGENT torthis
cc. .11 the celebrated BAbTKAILI
M SEWING aACHIM on vide* Ire
oiler terms tuber liberal Irmo ea' , othstenotass.y.
Call me exarratne ai 181 Wadi t.
IL C. WILCOX.. Trateltrks Agent.
WANTED—IIELPe•—AT 10E0
PLOTIVENT OPPlC il ller. I Bl ai
Street.
ate BMA aad 2 for
'Gads ployment. Pe araa=aatal
of GI kinds can ba enecrlladl on Abort
WANTED.—SITUATION AN A
TB H
AV curtei AGENT for a Canis,.
Hardware dtore. to travel In Teorresawe sad
8A.... PS. an. or at, re/armee der re. WIEI
•
et o.m Clt to lb. lout bern lit w. Addzsaawe
J. Elr•B As. ArtexAy CHI. PIA
WANTED.—A quantity of
C•RPET CHAIN—oId stalt
frrred. Alm, • FUG CAIIPICI WEAN/M. - 5g
Tblneenth it root. LlLl•bargat.
WAFTED—An active Partner
wah it 000 to •1.800 eapttal t o mops
to tee WhoLe.ale Prodoo• Cmtattlt,loo boom.
Alltiltetly Litt'. Adam. C.. Allege. y Clty,
UTANTED.—A GIRL TO po
O.! , H ITSZWO?E to • Moll
faun ly. Hest of references required. Coll al
11/0 ~.rowlord etrec,
LOST,,
T OsT.—Yesterday aftenzoos
01.1TLE11.43 - a V UR CultLAtt, tit
nom Mlgo tilrownstovre A liberal
vr W be circa u aft at 143 taraat wean.
TO-LET
rrLET.—One large FROST
ft •:aua.lttor'. sum...WA for tanklas
wait L. ar two tieutlemaa. board, at
No. la WYLIE /STELE .
rO.I F.T —TWO FITRAIAIRIED
LEL PIN li ROOMS. logalre af.314 Penn
strart.
_TO 6 LET.,--110 0 M.—A Furnish
YAWN r BOOK. very desirable. cot ,
so for one or •o gentlemen. laqiiire ail
MATH BTISCICT.
T 1;
0v r.t lkor, vrilh 0 so asidlttersalgG
Ive ro.a. N MITH •VISNUZ, Allagbeay
FOR BALD.
VOIR LE , —P 0411:1411FE re-The
dwelling. !to. 3111 Anderson' street, Alla
•a.ov Th. All teat on A odarsanallrml,
enta•ndion ba lot
ck 1 i•
44 fee to lilng'sW nn
tt..ct.d • ' , A:U{IIC 111JEInm an
11u0SE, containing cleans rooms. Ww an
[llnn bath 10 0 t11. There La hot and wad Truer to
tch o wads !moan and Oa th m.o. Tar toren.
ennulre of W. P. BL4CASTOCE.
R SAIE—L FOUNDRY AND --r CHINE • SHOP, wlth,good GU:Mrs Au
Lddres
1111,, Mill 11 , 011)1 wart DlL an Y,
at thla irsdo estatillabed.
••"
FOR SALE. w
—Ex sli
wa mes AND
BAIT.R.BS. arod oend-Band, -
stasnly .. hand t bought.
lIBLICK I BRA.,
Corner bevoutecßlA and M. w.. 1. Ritiabotalt,
F OR
rt, N. and Becond Hand, of all Wad.
eatkaantly on band.
MO=Z=l
JANIS HILL f CO.,
Comer Marlon keens, l P. P. W. • C. R. W
Allegheny. Ps.
VOR EIALR—A LARGE NEW
BRICK MOIRE, with LOT 2132 , 10 6E4.
OS Bala street. (tear Bauer. ISorealsolth
Pleaaaat'y located. In ple•sma am mama.
cababborbom. a aunalaotld. emevalebt sad
wrol dalatod boaac. rossesslo• glee. Immo
(Beagle. If dd von be calk& Moo. •
doe BRICK RRLIDENCR on Became' stmt.
11
led..
• DOUBLE BRICK DW=.1.41/0
Forty-drat
tiutra Aro LOTR A f h' or asl a e... """' " "b".
II &kali for tale. LoTs In BlootalleadZetwalla.
T. Is years allowed for ar nom.
Inquire of 1).0. WIG le.% Beal Milian ad
Insaranoa Agent, bevenoolotb ward. MO
burgh, Bs, opposite at. Joe,'. riascegai
( barch.
ed
rEt SALE.
Erdote and !,tv. 13r . r e 111, , trinT itt.
043.1t.51r45e ...r/.., 74 3 *.1b00
500% 9 booms ott Tbnatua street.
eaeo: 9 honaea And 3 lota to Tlastacat ,
34 3001 4 aeon to Baser, koreatdar oa C 0.,.
00000 road. 00400: al iota op teentoltl33o.4
44.000. bwae and lot lb &atm. Ohio, 4001
I acre groutol la Beilevuo flafb.lll. 2
nod lota, bead Of Heaver . street,. 49 . bpi.
and II sem to =IAA/Data Roos. 43:439; 4,, A .
and lot lu Brldgenntee, 8 o c zai- l anae
moult,. barman, JOU OD ha 1180 044 ,
Lam at Yale Oaka a/Won 34 sem. pair
of .
.wnrroso ush,
Baal Inaba Agotts. earner3l.. tato sad flaadmats
meets. a 'lecher.,
DERSONAL—AII persona seek.
IHO HOMES, or tovostokota In NW Ka
tote. will save Wes. tr??Ohl aat iv itnog bira
EilliTa fiTalga . ... Po. 1,...........
~..„ ..., by mall ll= fluky toil%
rfreolttnl a t% I nkrati
llaken lad Waal Notate Aireato, No, aboonio
evntie.
MENEY G. HAIM, -
BERCHAWL TAILOR;
Corner of Penn and Sixth Street n,
FALL AND WINO STOCK
Npu , oomPs E'PE
Reef
GI , 4OI.T—OCI
Repaired and
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W. G. DI7NSEATIELA
se rasa AT4Pnris
• vocana llamado Ball.
P A Owl Mot -OS*lsta.• Ta&& & ee, y 0 0 44
coAlsa4-00 tont Is ism jwia
SOO
Even IPsii-assms..A.
Arst
satin, for rblo by
MCI= •CO
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