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PITTSBURGH COMMERCIAL GAZETTE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24. 187a OATHAH nUBDElL THE CANVASS. can give uem teiierr li is in party of progress and fair dealinc.

Gen. Vu-kera wa bbow waal th bm called far. So By trinewt, another pWc sal of tots ia tb "City tb Dead'' will take plkW oa iw-TM ato Dwtr tmnii num aaa aMaMpal IMMWII Mf tallrara. L.ULt( im Amy tfWmmmtm99kum, Wmmrtmrnm mtmrnwrn SwtwbW Thai fcailaa gnaf Btwry What Til ailrr tto Mggilaia, la tha WU ta. Uteri ratoa Tha Tcatlajia.

C1aaia ThranM wun ai Bnup a Jam BlUlfi. lKihba. UnnaL 2 iwp siMriti. ZuWr am S3f tOBB TTWK. Jl.llUd- TTlM AatuaaawBTK.

JOHN BTi.ijn.trti A nature Portrayed to Naiursof Oar 1 Xla. aaa aaa QmwAmm, tTSDKR CAFT. OORtKlX. HONTAT. Oouber 31.

uatll further noHe. to "LOWER MILLION MOKl. 3S-L4WIUIKCS BAKKITT. UUUIT Ul FH I DAY ANT BATrailAY FTFrTNOa. Oct.

Aand a. Mtrne Saturday sj rW- im7f I sr 'Kirpr h' in -in Tb Iadtag Ughis of Ctortd sBasunatay, Spragne's Bias Band FaraOe is a feature tost daily attracts thouM-di of spectators, ttomiad In froi.t of rhe hail eaeb evening. Urwval aaana afon. ftoc Baleiy, as ftorured Meats, 7e. srrved ekats now oa saw at Box (its, siatioo prices.

and 25c oa BF.l-NIV 70 ill A HUM la HTKKffT. BESBT VfKRHBIJJtR PmtinetolW First appearano of th MSLROHf) 81.4TKK4, Angeto an Ada, hi Raraey'a Unurtship. Dueaa. ttougs, Ac Iao Bully iu Irish oktuuetera. and Miss Louisa MUler.theUuttenof jtongs, and others, every Evening and Watinees.

TuWfay, Wedaaa-aay, Friday and (Saturday Afternoon. asfr-AimiltoiON FRJUL-ast WHITE CASTILI SOAP, tOSTL" pane Roruaa Chaimitniie Ftoaersaew. Manilla Indigo finest, 8ugar Lead white. Hugar Lead brown. Manganese Black Oskle, Chloral Fourth Crystal, farboiiate Amnwaia.

For aaJ by GEO. k. KELLT Corner First aseane tN Wood atreec. AUCTION BALKS. BT A AAV W.

aaATaV Administrator's Sale. DESIRABLE PBOPETf On Penn Avenue, East Liberty. By virtue of an order of th Orphans' Crmit Allegheny otuuty, tlie uuderaticntxi, adnilnlat rator uf Btnry R. Tomer, deceased, aid axpoae to aua lie wtle, on the premises, on THI BSD HOrEXBEK t78 at IO o'clock A. that valuable property in tba lth ward, city of Pittsburgh, (formerly East Lib- erty.) having a 1X1T fronting 3ft feet to Inehto on Penn avenue, and iireervinc the same width aud panUlel with UlgDlaud avenue to a dentil off I feet, on which is erected a TWOrfTWRt FRAMK containing large otore room.

photograidi gsllerr, aud dwelling apartmsuU. Fruuerty is quit near to Uigtiiaud avenue ntj Mr. Marshall What a the ai to Detorti ban a bfU.ia my pocket 0t Mr. Marban And yws area polie off! and made these information, bbow 1 btll. Tb Detective prod need tb bxudbill offer- me n-waro.

TWCoart Mr. Msjndiali, hehM aot beea wiiw a witness the esse. Mr. Marshall Heb tbe prosecutor. -I he Court Yoa can only exautui him to how his motive.

Mr. Moore We did aot call bim, aod yoa will be bound by his ana wer. Mr. Marshall Aa prosecutor, be ia a wit- Tb Court To show that ha waa the prosecutor, you artered 9e informations. I can't aee tbe relevancy of his examination.

There ran be ao question of cost in a homicide case. Mr. Marshall Tlieramiebt be. In a murder case like this. 1 biter thi handbiU in evi dence.

The Orart It is certain I not cvidence. Mr. Marshall A oa wiil give me au exeso-tJon. This bui diii be attached to the record in the caae. I TBE bS'IDENCE CL4JE1.

After consultation, tb eounsel tor the deft-nee annouueed that they would offer no further ideate, aud the counsel tor the Commonwealth'bavins' aothiii to i.ifr in r. buttal. tbe Coutft, at 4 30, adjourned till nine this moilBing. Merrs. Moort uI Mon tooth will atldress me niry ior the: UnumonvHith aiul uA Coyle aad Reardofi for tbe dfence.

TUE HORtiAa HOMICIDE. Csarlnsm wT tn itssjwea Tw Caws- aaitMewt raw rates lawsyresl Aajalavst sarlrt H. Maey. Deoutv Coroadr Wilann lut Mmnin. eluded tha iiHuest on the death of Con.

Hor-gan, killed in McMiun's saloon. Federal rtreet, Allegheny, Monday night, by a biow frtJtn a poker in the hands of Charles H. Bnneey. The first witneaa nailed eru A Iv. atader Mclutoah, Ha testitied that be wm passing down Federal street about 11 o'clock ob Monday night, when be saw inn standing in the door of hi saloon.

He stpokp to him and aeked him if he had auy buttled Cincinnati beer. McMinn said he had, and the witness went in to get a glass. Mo one wm tn the front portion of tbe saloon, but in a mall room back, partitioned oft' from the a Soon were two men attiair bv a stove aiid talking. Witneaa went to and took a seat by the stove alao, as the weather was chilly, to drink his beer at hi leisure. Tbe two men.

organ and Bungey, were in a conversation about Sunday prosecntion. wmcn nnaiiyamtea to talk afxiut the arm v. Bungey said he bad been ia tba arinv. and carried a musket; tliat while be was out bin rather sent five dollars each week to support him, and that be had deserted and he didn't care who knew it organ said that be (Bungey) waa a liar, for he oou id net nave been more than fourteen years old when the war watt over. Bunirev insisted that he hud been in the army and told Horgan to ak bis (Itungey's) father if it was not true.

Horgan Hftid he wasn't going to make ft fool of himself in that way. Bnngey replied that he wouldn't make a fool of himself, for fats father would tell bim that it was true. Hor gan repeated that Bun gey was a liar. Buneey said be didn't want bim to talk that way, that he Horgan had come over to this country to make a living off it, and that be put in his time maligning tt, Horgan again repeated that Bungcy wm a liar, and started for Bun- gey, apparently with the intention of striking him. Buugey jumped up, grabbed the p-ker and struck at Horgan.

The latter had on a atiff black bat. which wm knocked off by tbe blow. Witness thought at hrxt mat the diow uau not struck Horgan bead, hut mm ply hi hat. The hat, iu ta.lt- ing. rolled to the feet of tbe witness and he picked it up.

Horgan staggered a little under tbe blow, but wm not kno. ke.1 down. I Tliewiint-tts had thought when be came in i that both Horgan and iiungey were perfectly i sober, but when Horgan staggered he thought he waa drunk. Mr. McMinn came ia iiutue- diately after the blow waa struck and took 1 tbe poker from Buugey.

As auoo as ilorgau 1 revered his balauc he atteiuited to get at oungey, nut wm restrained bv McMinn. Buugey went out, and Horgttn sat down on a chair and caught his head in his hand. Wit- netts acked hi 111 if ha wm hurt, mj.rf Hnrm. I aid he didu't think il ataouated to h. Witness maile a slight exauiina- I a and found a small cut.

hut lidu't think it wm aavthin wrLui. He didn't examine it closely, however, be- caiir. as he said. "I wm aHhamed of' li. their; although anybody might drop in tltat way and be a witness of a chin." Witnea told Horgan to make an information agninsc ouugey tor leiontoua assault and battery, but Horgan Mid be wouldn't.

Witness then 1 went ont and a abort distance down street aaw Biiagey sitting on a fireplug. Banrev wanted to know what they were doing up there. Mo- imoan repiieu tua wey wer doing aotaing, but he supposed that a suit for felonton m-aaulr and battery would be brought, aitd that be (M lutoab) would be dragged into it a a Wltutee. Coder rxrws-xraintiOB Mclntoafa tentihe.1 that he didn't see bung-taiter, or hat -bet or anything else In Hrgan'a hinds wUu be al-vanced toward Bungt-y. There was ouly one blow Mtruck.

Hirer Cahoon teatSfted that be bad gone up Federal street about 11 o'clock Miauday night with Buugey aud the latter left bim aud went ihtu McMinn 'a tolotam. Th next morning be met Buugey, who told bim that it bad had a quarrel with tba barkeeMT, Horgan, after he went into th saloon, and had at ruck kirn with a poker. Bungey had told witneaa, howerer, that be would not have struck Horgan tf he Horgan had not come at bim with a bung starter ora hatchet. Horgan bad called him a liar several Urn-, tMit Buugey said be had ao detdre to nht Bungey exectcd to be arrested an a charge of aanault and battery, but did not try to keep out of the way of theofheer. This clutd the testimony and th jury returned a verdict that Conrad Horgan came to hi death from a Mow from a poker inrlicted by Charles H.

Bungey. Coroner Wilson lodgtd a commituieut for murder again Htingey, who wa already in in jail. Ytsterday morning, Tltoma M. Marshall, counsel for Bungey, sent a note to Mayor Megntw, waiving a hearing on the of Bjuider made befora th Mayor, and Bun grv waa commuted to i ail. He waa conveyed to that inittitution in a carriage fur- Luuvu uf uia iricuu.

Tb full name of the murdered man is Cornel in J. Horgan. His remains will be removed, by hia wife, to New York, for burial. A pear trea on tbe premises of Charles Koblmeier, in Mt. Wasbiugton, give promise of yielding a second crop this year.

A delegation of ministers of the A M. E. Church in thia vicinity have gone to Salem, hio, to attend tbe annual oouference. The till of Thomas Jackson's confectionery, on Pearl street, Sixteenth ward, wm tapt-rd to the tone of ten dollars on Monday night. A festival will be given in the San- duitky tttreet Baptist Church, Allegheny, on this evening, for the benefit of the tiunday School.

John Mel an tbey, of the Thirteenth ward, wm badly injured at White ICock, on Tuesday, by' being caught between the bumpers of freight cars. "Both pumps at the old Waterworks are running, and Superintendent Atkinson hbtb there will be more water than there has been for some time past. "Gen'l T. H. Lane.

Prohibition candi date for Governor, aad Bev. J. H. Hull, of -iearneld county, will speak in tbe Allegheny Diamond this evening. "sticking up" boys in Ripley Co.

'a glass factory, on tbe South Side, are 00 a Htrike for an increase of wages, aud their places are being supplied. "George Tappe, a Wheeling grocer, committed suicide by drowning in the Ohio river, Tuesday morning. Tapie, some time ago, received an injury on hi head, which affected bis mind. A hall hse been secured on tbe corner of Ohio and Korth Diamond streets, Allegheny, for tbe meeting of Allegheny Coin-mandery, United Order of the Golden Cross, oa Wednesday evenings. The barbers of the South Side have determined to keep their shops open as uaoal on Sunday hereafter, having received assurance from the tavern keepers' association that they will not be prosecuted.

The strike at Adams glass factory continues. Mr. Adams, senior member of the firm, will return from tbe East at the close of the week, when the difference will bs settled perhaps by the closing ot the factory fur the season. 'An Erie lawyer who is ia town for a ntay of a week or ten days, ha made a discovery with regard to tbe necessities of life in Pittsburgh. Said he to a friend yesterday: "If I had known Pittsburgh waa such a diny place I'd kui brought un extra Jirt with mt." Miss Annie Petzler bad a crowned eye straightened yesterday by Dr.

Sadler, No. 'J6M Pmn avenue. She took no aueathetic and said it did not hurt half so had as people had tried to make her believe. She is stopping with her ancle, Mr. J.

Meyers, corner of Forty-aeventh and Butler street. John Wallace, a aon of Major Man rice Wallace, of tb Ninth ward, died at Oolom-bus, Ohio, Tuesday evening, of congestion of the bowels. Deceased wm President of the Order of tbe Red Cross, and took part in the ceremonies attending the consecration of St. JcweidTe Cathedral, last Sunday. Tbe remains wer brought to this city last night for in torment.

G. W. Hood, of Indiana, who is ia attendance uon the Supreme Court in thia city, bm been invited by the todies of tb Seventh P. Church, I-awTen'-eville, to deliver hia oatofarated lecture on "Pompeii aad Herrnlaneum," in their church, on Friday evening, the 20th. A rare treat for all who can possibly attend.

A free social entertainment follows th lecture, which begins early, 7i 'clock r. M. -Tb taxpayers of the Twenty -first and ad ieiaing warda held a meeting in the Houe-Woud school bouse Tneeday evening. Several brief sfweebe wa amada, i which it WM Mated that tba nrsaant rat of Waxattoa on rural property was mt hkxh that it eouid aot ha endured, th pavperty itself aot producing half enough to meet the demands of tbe tax collector. Mr.

George Finley, who presided, wa authorised to call a general tnneting of tb tax payer to further consider their troubles. Tli is meeting will probably bt bald in East Liberty, oa tb 12th of November. The drag store of W. H. Brill A Oo.

waa robbed of aa elegant Rusm Leather Case, containing three Bufla'o brushes inlaid with pearl, and a Baftsiocomb. Tb set wm valued at fifteen dollars. Tb firm ha frequently missed articles, such aa eigara, door Bias, yet tbe thieves hava never bee caught. There ara a great many half grown boys prowling around the city at all boors of tbe night, who are ao doubt tb perpetrators of these petty theft. Aa a great da.

of coo- Claint ia being made, it doe aeem that the ao-c should amak special efforts to stop tbabr Between three and femr o'clock yrstorday afternoon a rather serious burning aooaent ecirorred at Vierhener' Concert Uarden oa Diaixoud alley. Mi.c Louise Miller, a va- ety performer in the ptaae, on a laauh in tb green room, but paid no ar ten to it. 1 a moment or two she wa enveloped dames, and her reiuns hroaght to bar assistance iH-ii Din Mxtte, ovr tne garden, aud tb- piano player. Mr. Kedos.

Ofhcer M.4U pwiied oaf hia mt and raiap-d it about th uafortuaat girl to subdue tbe names, but she struggideo nerceiy wax rt mmm ninch a Motto aad Kellos eouid do to hold he. They finally succeeded In putting out the fire, bnt not until tbe girl wm badly burned about tb face and neck, and her hair destroyed. Officer Mott also bad at mustache homed off, his hair singed and both hands badly burned, while Mr. Keikw had his bands bnrned. HEAT TBAJiSACTIOX CLOSED.

rtwsH re Csw. Wheat boiurhi on the lorfa and I6tb insfs. for Pool No. 2 wm sold to-day at aa advanoe 01 three cents per bushel above coat price. netting a pront ot or 3o per cent on the amount invested.

Stockhtlders in above Pool please call pi-day. Trailes for P-ols 1 anu not ye ciosetu lil. M. IKWIS, Room 1, First Nat. Bauk.

Ask tbose who are nsing the Domestic as to its operation and they will tell vou it is the moei. saTisnMTory worsmg range id the mar- xet. juaunxactureu py John B. rTeitRON cv, TThs 291 Liberty street. Fifty Veat JEaek Pot Laundering Nottingham Lace Curtains.

75c to fl for French Lace Curtains. No extra charge for express. lITlsVlLLE DTEA9 IjATNTIRY, Otbcc, 42 Siath street. Winter Evenfaa Should be indent profirahlv, and a good book is ft treasure. Jas.

M. Wilkinson, the Book seller, corner Fifth avenue and Wood street. otters the choicest selection of valuable bonks on every On his shelve yon will find Shakspeare, Hawthorne, Dickens, Byron, Washington Irving. Longfellow, Bryant and every well-known author. Webster's Dictionaries aud Cham ber's Cyclopedia should be tn every household.

Jew Bootes received daily. A peep into his elegant show case of Sta tionery is alone worth a visit to his baey store. A fresh supply of Laid ami Cream Wove, Royal Irish Linen and tbe new Clouded Sky Writing papers, with other new styles just received. A beautiful lot of Miscellaneoo Goods. suitable lor wedding presents.

1 a tact, yon want the choicest goods, al ways go to Wilkinson's. Tb Oldest aaa Beat kaaasbry In the State is the TrxusviLLE Steam Laundry. J. E. Bi bhkv, Agent.

Office, i2.4 Sixth street. Mt. tetoasa Cesnetery. For a pleasant excursion take the Pitts burgh Southern Railroad, train leaving West nttbsurgn at p. J-noav.

Octotr aoih. to the great public sale of burial lot. aea Ceata fr-seB for Laasderlac KBtrla, Titcsvillk Steam Laitndkv, Ofboe, 4'24 Sixth street. For Hi Past Panr Tear nT4, l7o, 1H7, aud 1877) tlie interest re- eipf of the Northwestern AiutiUM lile in surance Company have exceeded Its entire disbursements for death losses and working expenses. This is a showing that can be made by no mher company in the wo.ki.

Interest recftols siuce organiza tion bo Death losses paid UH Excess of interest receipts V2.4Xj,uhb 71 Hkskt C. Ayebs. General Agent for Western Pennsylvania, 44 Dixw sireex, itiauorgu, i'S- Ta Iroaaiesilc fwrtatas ksafe Still maintains the lead over all others for durability, cleanliness, economy and aatisfac-tory operation. Manufactured by John B. Hkkbo.v TThs 211 Liberty street.

stoatwa ClaUatns; kla, Tbe change in tbe weather admonishes us that heavier clothing is needod, and it i important when considering tbe question of replenishing the wardrobe, to know where to put your money so "that it will do the most good." The Boston Clothing House has just opened it stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, and iecial bargains in Ready-made Garments may now be secured. Do not take our word for this, but call and examine for yourself. We are satisfied aa inspection will convince yoa of tbe truth of our aesertion. tiaasla Betaraca la Tare Faar Day. No extra charge for express.

TiTvaviLa.it Steam Latttdrt, Office, Sixth stxeet. Tb Mes ftlatve la ta Maraxca. The best sttve nr ofbee, church or parlor use is tb Radiant Home; effective in beating capacity, tbe perfection of cleanliness, and withal very ornamental in apiearance. Sold by Gea W. Stevenson UJ Feteral street, Allegheny.

Till That tbe "DeHateh" Cooking Bang is decidedly the best range extant. It cooks, bakes and broils admirably, aod is very economical on fuel, and can be need with or without a water-back. Buy thi range, and you are stir to get a good on. DeHavew A No. 23 Wood street, mf Fancy Parlor and Heating Stoves, in every variety, can be had at tbe same place.

Rejueuiber the number, 23 Wood street xrha Bw Taa Waal A 1 afar Caa no other except one of nrst class excellence. Avoid the annoyance of a fraud in the stove line by purchasing from Geo. W. Stevenson A Bra, 127 Federal street, Allegheny, the Radiant Home Stove, which is pronounced A No. 1 by all who have used it.

TTh We Csuaraat ar Wark Equal to Troy work, and no extra charge express, TTTTSTTLt.r: STEAM LATTTDRT, Office, Ta 1 a Illy aad Marly Blaaaa Of winter may effectually provided against by using the Radiant Home Stove, sold by Geo. Stevenson dealers in parlor, cook and beating stores, 127 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa TTh Tw rata Eaefe For Laundering Collars and Cuff. No extra charge express. TtTuavnxE Steam LArjrDRV, Oflioe, 42 Sixth street. Save Yora Haib.

If yon wish to save your hair and keep it strong and healthy, use DUKKKTT'S CtX OA IKK. The "TBirMPH" still abead of all other Portable Ranges. For perfect fitting, appearance and operation tt has no rivaL Tbe new amine carefully before buying any other. Mm rsiesBleal are ra By the Tltnsville Steam Laundry, for cleaning or whiting clothes. Office, 42 Sixth street.

Dr. W. G. Hitnteh, No. 2H8 Penn avenue, Pittsburgh.

Specialties: Skin aad Mucous Membrane, treats Piles, Fissures, Fistulas, Strictures and all diseases, common to tbe Mucous tract. tf The success of the recent sales of lota in Mt. Iebanon Cemetery and the demand fur more shows that the public fully appreciate tbe economical advantages of burial by rail. Another sale is announced for Friday p. October 25th.

Free trains on Pittslmrgb Southern Railroad. Leave West Pittsburgh at 2 r. m. Br. 9.

O. Flat wer. Dental Office, MWF 140 Penn avenue. tUeasa Fewer Mae tal aery Is noed for Washing, Starching and Ironing Collars and Cuffs, at tbe Trruavtu.E Steam Lacs dry, Office, 42 Sixth street. by Bay aa Oia Faaatwaea Conk stove, when we can sell you a Itomcstic Range that will give yon good satisfaction for the saute money Manufactured by Juhk B.

Hkubon A TThs 2M Liberty street. ABD1TIOHAE. MtBkCTi. IJve ftaawk. Ft.

Ixwif. Oct. U3- 4'atile ButcbM grad4 Bnn; all others dull, and no shipping demand; native butcher teen "i do.oi-as and heifers aa: wintered Txans 2 2-3 through Texas Men-. -j 2fi cow a-2d 3 2.7CO bead; sfaipments mtlQ bead. Sheen fair butcher demand fair to good matloua i tKMa 3 2A; choice Ui extra 99 AUsyS receipts uoo bead: akipiueuis nous.

He rTAixi. Oetoher w. Canle Reeefpta 2.1MT7 head. Price 2 tower on mixed butchers uock and lOfi le on on KN-d shiivper and extra steer. I'ientj of stwfc un-otd.

wbeep and limls-Receipt head. Market very dull. Canada iamb irit 3i. No sales of sheep: thirty Ave cars unolt Hog Beceipt 7.ft) head. Mar-k dull and prices lower; Yorker 3 Krjf 3 20: bea E3 loia tlm; taentyfat ears unsola.

ABDITI09AX. B1VEB BUFATCslEB. Special to Commercial Gazette. ics's La wm so, October 23. River 4 feet aad rising slowly.

Weather clear thermometer Btver three feet six laches and rismg, I By Associated Press. Catbo, October S3. Arrtved Ltzxle Beyle Ohio nver; at. Oenevieve, St. Louit: fie rnet.

M. Lmia. DeNirted St. Genevieve, St. lui; IV bmt.

Pail ik ot. River tt feet inches and ns-Uig. Clear meicury 40. NBBvn.i.a. October 33-Wer uUUagt ine be us ahoaav KvAKHvn.L.

(tetober r. atattenary 17-10 feet oa gauge. Cksar and cool; nietcury wrw ORLEaxa October 3 Ne arrtvala ar ariaitures. Clear and etwt toenaunteter 00. October 23.

Clear and eooL River faltlog 8 feet at inches In canal. 3- River 4 feet 4 inches and stationary. Clear au eooi- Ilerau-ted luv aviiU-, bt Krancw River. Armed Juaie Hny. bvansvlbe.

The latter laid up. Hr. Loci, octeber M-fmved toly teeal packetaj leuaitel irand lk. Cauo; Oad Ih'sit. Vew Orleans.

Rife rieo 4 lacoes, WlU about trS (ert to tiro. Cwaz and wafov upon an mane a ii.tt, stirring ad-dres. He aaid tbe Rbbcaa party had saved th life of tbe nation and thi bow it was called upon to save ir honor. There isa great change taking plao in ear city. It was noticaoM tnax a great many reenbaekers deeerud their ranks, and en rolled themselves in tbe Republican hie.

Take it altogether the meeting was a rret saroess and Gen. Hoyt made a good impres sion. MEBCEB COUNTY POLITICS. A Good Mewtinc at Jamestown. Special Cerreapottoraee of toe Ceauaerrial Gas-t.

Jamestown, P- October ifi 187. A good BwetingwaA aekl ia Gibswi Hall last triKht. Jeriy Rruckway.ef Greene. Breasted, with the CTtstotnarv list of other officers. lr.

B. V. Gordon. Republican candidate for As sembly, made an ante and ecptenetisrve soaress. B.

Miller. spoke at ienctlt on lite financial question. Hw argument was clear and tMc. hi lofcic sound. Mr.

limiw. of 1 itMuau. aio iMke. counselling the RepubUcans to taad nrmly the good okl party. Mercer couuij spHbocana are thoroughly awake, and the improve irom the Gre-atc craze is fuch as to warrant a Huyt majontv of The elects.

a of Col. Hunter, our ntwniue lor agaiutt whom a Tucorou nicht has ben made bv all tipiilion is mm eonct-dn'd by ui uoui Lwiuucrauc ana tjrecoox parties. aeaJslvvtlle. Special Coretfcpoatalenca- af law CtMBBMrrtsi Casptle. 8HKAKLVTILLI, October 2J, lTS.

Tbe Republicans of Sbeaklyvilie and vi cinity were out in force bud evening to attend a 1 Republican meeting in thi piaoe. Owing to ine large crowd in attendance it was impossible to hold the meeting in the haiL and the doors of the U. P. church were opened, and the large boose tilled to overtiowing. The meeting wm orgaciaed by appointing Lite louowing omcers Ltvi Morn- son.

Vice Presidents Thomas Sheakly, T. A Robison, G. WT. McCracken, m. McCoy, O.

Beany and Isaac Pnilhns. Secreta ries Dr. J. A. Brush and W.

P. McDonald. The nrst sneaker. Dr. B.

F. Gordon, is one of the Republican candidates for Assembly in Mercer county. Hi address wm listened to with marked attention. Dr. Gordon ia a gentleman of culture, and will be heartily supported by our people, Tbe address of S.

H. Miller, of M-r-cer. wm devoted cbierlv to a discussion of the financial question, aud his argument iu favor of honest dealing, honest measures aud honest money wm unanswerable. He asserted that tbe Republican party was in favor of keeping in circulation every greenback now outstanding, bat that it differed from all 01 uer parties in that it demauded that the greenback dollar the workingrnan'a dollar be kept as good as the bondholder's dollar: while our opitonents demanded a cheap dollar for tbe people. He refuted the charge that our currency had been contracted since IHlW; demonstrated that tbe national debt and an nual interest thereon had been reduced one- third in thirteen years; and that our people are on a sure road to individual and national prosperity if tbey will only be true to themselves, and to their nation's boner.

lbe meeting was a grand success, and our people are alive to tbe issues of tbe eamnaigu. This section of our county will give a larger Republican majority than it has given siuce lffciH, and we hear cheering reports from other sections. Special Correspondence or the ConunrrciaJ Gazette. Lejschbi'BG, October 23, 187ft. A most enthusiastic Republican meeting was held, here last eveniug.

On account of the inclemency of the weather it was held in the Town Hall. The meeting was called to order by Chairman A. J. Elliott, who read tne following list of officers for the event ng: President. Alex, liordon.

Vice Presidents A. Aslibaugh, P. Grinder, Lewis Barnet, oh hua Anderson, Jno. t. Truby and W.

It. Secretaries H. H. Wray, D. P.

Bowers and L. M. TruxaL The President first introduced Hon. W. W.

Brown, of Erie, woo spoke tor aljout oue hour, aud was listened to throughout with marked atten tion. Colonel Robert Reeves, of New Jersey, was next introduced, and during the course of his remark did not fail to do James K. Mosgrove justioe. It seems Mos-grove has been lied upon, and in order to do him justioe Col. Reeves slated that there was not a shadow of doubt as to Mosgrove' sincerity in behalf of the wcrkiugttian.

He stated that Mosgrove employed lU men at nis iurnace at fine ureek. in this countv, aud that from an investment of in hi store alone be had made OoO to i.OuO net profit in a single year, latyiug to men tor their entire labor aot in money, but in good at exorbitant price. The Colonel pictured very lorcmiy me inconsistencies 01 the ireen-hack movement, allowing its cloven foot, and shaking it up generally. Mr. Butbtictou, of iv ma immg, aiso spoge at considerable length, but more particularly with reference to our local canditlates.

Frank Mechlin g. of Kittonning. was tbe next and last ateaker. His remarks were entertaining. Neither did he spare Mos grove, tne Greenback uamlidate tor Cmgre in opposition to Hon.

Harry White. He would have attempted to draw ft comparison between th two canditates. but as he couldn't compare Mosgrove with White in auy respect necudu attempt it. Altogether tliis wa a most excellent meeting and will undoubtedly prove beneficial. The hall wm tilled to overflowing.

There were delegation from all the townships in this section of the county. Appalla Apollo, October T2, lrt7ft. Hpedsl Competiit lire of the Commercial (iunK, A large and enthusiastic Republican meet ing was held here last evening, ia front of the James House. Col. J.

S. Jat kaon wa called to preside, with a number of Vioe- fresidents and rtecretanes. ei. Reev, of New Jersey, and J. R.

Henderson, of Kittanning. delivered addreaaes in favor of honest money, producing a satisfaotory im pression ik1 exciting considerable enthusiasm. Tbe Elder Ridge and Leechbur bras bands furnished the music for the occasiou. Apt'Llo will be tb banner dintrict in old Armstrong county for the ticket, and Geu. bite ui run antad ot tne ticxet, laid lea rg.

A Republics mass meeting was held at this place 011 Haturiiay last. Three band were in at tendance, and tbe people caine in from ai) part of I be covin y. inenieeang was called lor iO a. but the speakers were unable to reach there until Um- 3 30 trun. Ou the artival of thesueukera tue meet 1 Kg was Dr.

Ferrival Ilanner and was aJurewd by Hon. K. W. Jackson, of Mercer, The evening meeting was nre-ioed OVW bv L. N.

Mvers, and was ad-dresed by A. H. C'livc. of Iowa. and Mr.

be Republicans are united, and are nudum: a vigortmtt and spirited canvass of the county, aud a meting will be licld somen here In the couniy very evening unul election. Bl'TIXR-MATTIIEWS AG0T. A Meat Few Wttaeaa Arrlrca la ta lly al frail a Appear Befwre ta Cm stlwlssar. There was another meeting of the counsel aad iinctals in tbe Seveuth ward Aider-man contested election case, before W. A Sb ne, Esq.

the Commissioner, yesterday afternoon, but to no satisfactory purpose, owing to the strange action of one William Kemp, called hither from Martin's Ferry, Ohio, by telegraph, to testify in the case. The meeting was appointed for three o'clock, but at that hour the witness was not in attendance, and although it wm stated that he would presently pat in an appearance, he failed to do so np to six o'clock in the evening, when the Commissioner adjourned the hearing. Kemp had been snbpmnaed, and when it became apparent that he desired to avoid testifying, an attachment wm issued for bim. Ira Butler and another officer who weut in search found their man, and bad him in custody, bat, he dodged them in a saloon, taking refuge Ai a room from which all efforts to extract him failed. It appears that Kemp was summoned on behalf of tlte contestant, J.

A. Butler, and bis non-appearance, in obedience to the subpoena, after rowing to tbe city, well as hia escajte from the officers who had him in charge on the attachment, led to the belief tltat be bad been tampered with by somebody. It is intimated that bis testimony would have been damaging. The contestant and his friends feel chagrined over their failure to meet and take charge of Kemp on his arrival in tbe city, as wm intended. In view of the circumstance, interest in tjiis protracted case has been revived.

ALLLGHtr ftEWS. Smith, of Sbaler township, baa made informatiou before Alderman Bolster against eight individuals living in Lawrence-ville, charging tbem with stealing bis grapes. Warrants issued. A complicated esse is that of John Stedeiman and John and Peter Arndt, and Mrs. Augusta Arndt.

Various cross suits before Aldermen Bolster and Smith have resulted in holding all the iarties for trial on charge of aggravated assault and battery. rtBNOAL. The Rev. Dr. N.

H. Williams, the noted Evangelist, is in tbe city. He has been the chief cause and he 'per to build, in different localities in Western Pennsylvania, seven churches for A. M. E.

congregations, and has an eighth church under roof at Johnstown. This is the only church for colored people in Cambria county. To complete this last enterprise, be says further help Is needed. We hope that friend of the cause in Pittsburgh and Allegheny will appreciate the Ltoctor's zealous efforts, and extend to him tbe aid required to complete tbe Johnstown church. srvey mt tb ftlr.

Tboina p. Roberta, who was appointed by Col. W. E. Merrill to make a survey of the Allegheny, between Franklin aud Free-port, has finished his work.

Tbe river, it appears, was surveyed tn 12H, and the chief object of the present lurvcy wm to ascertain the changes that have taken place in tbe stream during the last fifty years. Mr. Roberts Mys he discovered many change in the river. A number of island which existed in W26 have entirely disappeared, and tbe channel bu changed in many place. Tbe parties of tab Government in having the survey made is not definitely known, but it is said that tbe work wm done in order to ascertain whether the improvement of th stream, ia the interest commerce, would be practicable or otherwise.

SMtaer Viatsa Mr. D. Wood, of tbe firm of Job A.Wood Son, yesterdav received a telegram from Baton Rouge, staling that Mr. Henry H. Phillip had died at that plaoa in tbe mora ing, of yellow fever.

Mr. Phillips wits an old Pittsbtrrgbar. tb father-in-law of Mm. oods. Tbe same dispatch stated that Mr.

Widney, another Pittsburguer down with tb fever tbe same place, waa oat of danger. Michael Larkin, boss pamper of th firm, and alao a Pittsburg her, died of the fever at Baton Bong oa Wodneeday eveu ing. --James Blake wm arrack by a freight train at Baden, on the C. cfc P. yesterday morning, aod had bia skull fractured and both Vega broken.

wa brought to th city a and taken to Mercy UospttaU a me MH tetttHd Am a farmer H'wn. tw wm a eoftl miner to 174. Ke-mmlaar lb meeting in th woods. rjw i reOMlect wha was chairs. I might haw been, bat doa't toftMubtW.

The meeang ra eaiied to eoasider au article presented by the Ofwpany. There wm a atrik at the time, which had continued even moerh. Tba aKinc three or toor week before ttottman wm kulf-d. ltoaecaa waa there. the lalter part of October.

Tber wm no mm- erery to my knowledge, and do aot know of any persons owing sworn. lv aanl of a of It Magair aeo-iuoa, but not from any rriiar.e source, cTM-xminanira. jVIarcus Campbell testified Attended tba meeting. Iid not spc or bear of any person being aworn. Corroborated previous witness as to taa object of toe aasamUage.

Tb meat-fcg wm open, aad there wm aothinz to pre-etit any farmer, or farmer's son, 2rom at- a-riiuiy-, um- ss ever anew. 1 ne -un acre took a recess till on ACmawm Court reassembled at tna o'clock, and the taking of evident for tbe defmae wm continued, Tbonum M. MandiaU, axatuin. tog tb witneeas. liarid Higby wm called, and testified to me aauire 01 in miners' mostlng, held a few weeks before th killing off fiatnun.

Tber wm bo secrecy or oath-bound combination to do injury to any one that he knew f- Tb miners were called to reconNuler actiOB on an article of arrBnt am to terms tor miniiia eoaL Think Mr. add. 1 James Duffy testified On tbe morning that oatman wm shot I wm in company with ionegan, tbe prisoner. The witness wm examined a to the nature of the water course from the mouth of tiw oit where 1 rat. man wm killed, lending in th direction of HisMwr doui, tie oui not think it possible for a man to pass along; this water course at the time Oatman wm killed.

Croaa-examined Heard a report going around tbe neigbhorboud that aa attack had beea matte oa tbe German miners. Never examined the water course outoide of tbe pit ton th. witarssea for the defense testified eon-cerntng a different meeting from that referred to by Charles fioiigers, the Ootamoa-wcalth witness. spoke of one held near the place of Michael borers, on tbe coal chu-paDv's proarty. Kogers inferred to a ia ami lion Woo.

la, or hollow, in a different locality. The witneaaea for the defense stated tbey never attended, or knew of" a tueetinc being held tber. t.eorjre Gailagbar tasuAed Th place of Hugh Rogs-rs is aboot a quarter of a mile from Hamilton's woods. Kl'LIHO BBX'OKftlDKBKD. Tbe Court ieomaidred its ruling, exclnil-lrtg aa a witness Catharine Kennedy, tbe wife of' James Kennedy, jointly lndu'-ied with tb prisoner, loiiegan, on trial.

Judge White Mid that while Htrongly impressed with the view thnt alt wm not competent to testily tinder tit cinnuiwtancea, he would yield to fbedeciKioa of Judge kUiiji, of Pbitadeipbis, lu a ituilar caee, and also ia del'ereuoe to like ruling in this Court. Mrs. Kennedy teatitted Hav lived ia the toibborbood ot tbe coal mine for twelve year, llctween aeven and eight o'clock ou tbe morning of tbe kiliiug of Oatmau I went to lAauetpuTft bouse to get matches. lon-gau waa there. Hi house is about one hundred yardttfrom our.

got the matcbi and wtut right law-k borne, lu about a iiuairtr of an hour heard Oat man wm killedL I went Into Oonetran's house, be Uonegau waa not dressed; he was in his drawer. 1 went up to Krauey'aV and saw Oatman. Haw Ionegau iu his bouse on my wy goinjf to Franey's; be wm at breakuksL Jaine Uyan toeUned Live between two and three hundred yards from the pit mouth. Itrmetiiber tbe morning Oatmau wm shot. While at breakfast 1 Laud tbe blast and went to tbe door.

Saw a man come out of the pit and throw up his bauds. Also saw .1 antes Kennedy running down from hi bouee. Charley O'lHmnell, the watchman, came up, and Oatman wm taken to Krauey's bouxe, where a crowd of men gathered. Croa-examiued Attended, the miners' meeting at Kudfcer' place. Twit can't say 1 wbvfherit wm before or after Utman i but there were so many muettiuc.

Think i Oslmsn wm shot between eight and nine oYiock about half past eight. iid not see Ixmegan that morning. bhatwtb Hyan, wile of previous wltn-, gaa eorroborative teatiutouy. Our hmi betweea Kennedy's and tba pit month. netly came to the yard and asked what wm tbe matter.

JJon't know from which direo I lion became. Our bouse four or live nun- ute' wslk from tha pit mouth. 1 Cfasrlaa Gadagher tot lu-. I There are two 1 opening to the mine, beeide the one at wbich Oat man wm A tterwon who would enter where Oatman did eouid get out either of tb other openings, if he knew the mine. Cruaavexaiuined.

Th pit mouth wh-re Oatman wm shot la alawjt two hundred yards from Kennedy's houee; iNtoegau's bouse is nc so tor away. A person cmdd IT from the pit mouth to Ryan's turns in about three minutes, if be walked tkat Itou't know het bet there were any private oening to tbr 1. AMI Oft SHOW ST. Mra. Mary Murray testified Know Hugh Bvr.

aa at the hearing at the Mayor's utnee. in Allegheny, and beard a eoa vnrm-llon of Knttgers on our mad borne. Heard bus aay that ha would take others into tba 'a aid swear lies oa them be had oa those that wr arrrwte.1. said ba could hang Bob lonegan tf he wanted to that ha 'Swore ut tiod be would hang him." WirtiesawM proceeding to relate more of th cBnveraation, wlien she wm checked, ua-der oi'tection. Tha Commonwealth witne, Jioitgera, bad beea asked waather be had B4le a eertalB remark in the heartng of the wiineaa cavtite stautl, and it wm outuMViered inproer to go outaide of tbe specific uutioa that bad been Baked, with a view of ouatra-di'tiB.

Mr. Marshall Let us have the whole of tbe con vernation. Tbe Court Ob, Bo, thia ta for th purpose of contradiction. Mr. Marshall Vour Honor and I differ.

1 think we are entailed to Ut whole of tbe oou-Trr-nation. Tbe Court I paver heard of each a thing. Mr. Moore proceeded to cnewvexaiuiue the witueas, and wm albiwing her full awing in repeating all that wm aaul oa the ft-(uunm, when the oouit intocrupwd and stopped tbe now. Maria McAnnHv, who waa la company with previous witueas at tbe time, also (entitled to having heard Koger say that be had awora lies oa those that had beea arrested, aitd would do ao on other.

rlhe, too, wa procaiiag ta relet more ot what had bean said by Rodger about banging Bob Ooae-gnn, bat wm abut oft, aa in th case of tbe previous wiLneea. John Macken recalled Heard Ttodgerasay that when be went to tb masting Uoaegao was sitting on a log. denied having Mid this, John Magnire gave corroborative evidence to no person having been sworn or threats made at miners' meetings which he bad attended to the neighbitrhood of Muckelrat. He said there were two place, known ie "Hamilton's woods," and "Hamilton's hollow." Know Charles Rodger, and beard him testify yesterday. saw aim at a meeting, where be wm discovered, called a spy, and tied to a tree, ai.d no oae ta tbe Court-bouse hut himself will say that he was thus treated.

1 never wm at any meeting in Hamilton' woods, and, naw knew of auy meeting being held there, except a dog tight. Cross-examined 1 am not a Mollis Magnire. Mr. Moor If yon orer a Mollis Magnire, yon would aay that any way. Witneaa ISo; 1 would not.

Tb Court That qoestioa was scarcely proper. Mr. Moor I think it was. Witness, in answer to my question, said ba wm not a Mollis Mag mra, aad 1 then Mked him if he were, whether he would not answer all the tome. John Edg recalled Charles Bodgera remarked to me that be would "give rive dollars to hang the sons No names were mentioned, bnt we were selling tickets for a raffle for the benefit of defendant.

Peter Edg testified Heard Charley Rodger aay be would "give nve dollars for a rcn 10 hang tbeg He said this in tbe pit. Thomas Darby gav like testimony. The expression wm made by Kodgera about two months ago. MORI rOWTKADIOTIOW. Gardiner MoCallister testified Reside at Muckelrat.

Hav know Charles Uodgr sine 17. Heard him testify yesterday about tbe meeting at Hamilton's Wood, aiid about what took place there. I did not attend tbe meeting he described. Did not tie aim to a tree aa be stated. Iul not see him tied, and don't believe ha waa tied.

Don't belong to the Hibernian. Wm born ia Oxford county, Maine. Mr. Coyle Do yoa belong to tbe Catholic Witness do aot. Mr.

Moore Tbe question is aot a proper Oft. The Court Tb qiisntion ia certainly a proper on, tn view of the tostlmoiiy that tuts bee offered that only Catholic oaa belong; lo tbe Hibemiaa order. itneea eontiufled Know Mr. Rnaannah Ford. Do wot remember of her being at my btrose when myself and Kobert ltonegan were Eras unty talking about Oatman aud tbe way wm Ming tb bmb, aad whea Donegaa aid, as Mm.

Pont swore) would have fc aboot th soa Tb woman wm frequeatly at my house, bat a suofa ooe versa iio that svsr took tUo ia my pews ucn. I roes-exam toed Dnnt rem em her ever bavin row versed with ltonega tontlat-aian la my bihi. Th miners wer on a sir ike against an article, or agreement, which bail been presented by Oatman to tb miners to sign. newer at a meeting to take BieMurss to driv off tba Germaa aiiaar. Mrs.

McCalliNter, wife ot' previous witness, ssstifted that aba had ao rocl lection of Mrs. Kotti being inber bMut when Donegaa aud Mcl'alliatar were thar. TImnum Hi lands also coBtnidictod Oharlee IUlgsr' tMrraxoay about tba meeting ia Haw it toe 'a Woods, and also eouoeruing a aitbeeuuent meetinr In tb mine, where (ac cording to Kodjrer) resnluttons were passed to tax Alexander uoruon, acaorrw aw vtbem 'SW1 tbetr fast." Bsrney Domy, Jobs Rafter, Michael Rafter, Patrick McAouity, Patrick Mciirea-baa, Michael Murray and Michael Kennetly, ail rwudenu of Muckelrat, cava litotosti-Bjoev. Fourteen witneaans. In ail.

oontra- dicted bar lea Rodgera' evitieaca as to what usual urea tiaiiuiton uvus. OVBTftHsFtAIfD DOXXABB UWAlft Mr. Marshall offered ta evidence the three informatHKk in the case, mad by Detective Jerry rtoiiib, fi tba aorpoMof in-ucaiing tba asvweculor. Ha tbea osliad Smith to tba wit- Mr. Marshall Toa mad these tbraa ta- Ibrmattooa tetct-ttve I ova.

Mr. Marshall 1 tber a reward offend for I ba enevtctko of anybody? DetecUia Yss, taar t. rnoay r. orooer stn. rree excw avn trains on rttobnrgh Ssbera Railruad, 8E18! TEEK81 FhOWEBSl WW.

jaa. arrmrwHH a na mmmm Btreet nttoborea. Wa faavai mam a hve afaMB df toeattenttoJi of all person wanting strietty nto-hie atoeft. To asarket ssTdeajwws, aad tbe trad, we wlD make a aoeetai Sejcootd. Wa have ta Plum Trees, and amah Vases tn ebot Bases.

Bedding rjua. a. a amuuT. vaTaaaras riwa. BULBS! TREES! LOWERS We have tsst leetvrd mrve bnptsatton of HoIuukI Unit, cltreet front th aWewer.

WeeSer loo.ooo tthone Fruit and Ornasseatal Trees at jew prw. Wr make a peeBUty of Cut FWwora. uu mw wawiuea tree en spnasvuoBw JOBS fc at 4.arBD0OFIrtSts) MAItRtEDi McCCOK Allium Tuesday evrninjc O-tobw e9 fenn avenue, by iter. Jerome keroey, sir. (viu miu mams aiiu SFTTALL-nAY-At tbe reridoBAe nf tha naster Kcr.

L. ai lare, on Tuesday. tfetptoOAber ITth, M. I- M'TTAlda. of Allenheoy ettj.

MisatlaA-fiA kai.oi totes niantin. OlEDi KLKY On Tuesdav laornintr. October sad. ar. WMMiM.ni, in nrs Aicn vtar.

The fuaeral will take niaee from taka tat ref deooe, 234 River ayenue, oa InuastoAl Afrras- t's, ar 1 ty cipcs. Bfnatnllf. PunxMitswaev and Clarion ranera uatnanne fmitB. in tbe ana year oi bus age. Kutaiwut friaie.

HAZf.ETT tto TneoAflv evaaittnv nrt fid IfcTH.ate.-SOo'clnek- fM.lVffB HAtK mnnr est cluM aad Uxaa J. UaxKCt, aed a 1 (uoiiuut sua osya. ineiunenu wiu tike piace from the restdeooe of hl5 gnincfather. lievid Stewart. So.

7 Boyle street. Allegheny City, on Thi miht rritMioj at 3 clock. Tlie frienda of to tamur am rmiiiait fully lnvltea to attend. waw TKANTJK-VVedneftday, October 23d. 178, a 9 a.

AN 5, wife of Henry Tranter, ia the 7ita year ot her age. The friend of th family are mvltea to attend the funeral ftom tbe restdeuce of her sen. Wm. Tranter, Wasttltigten turnpike, on Friday, October 2S, at 10 a. te proceed to Alto gheny Cemetery.

MrKKIDR On Toeidav. at Welneh. at hi m. ieenceat Painter's Mill. B-ttk wain.

Patrick Ui 'BRIDE, aged 44 year. Friends are respectfully InvttM to attend the funeral this aftsksook at 3 o'clock. HII.I.IARTt-4toTneartsvnlirftt-SK lOlkA'cWk Rl'IK WESTON, e'dest dauiriiter of Oeorse M. and Klla A. Billiard, aged iu years.

4 mouth and ao oij 3. Friends of the fnmltr ar resieetfuTtv rnrttod to attend tbe funeral fro in the resident) of her graud- wnioi, nuueri iDoniu, no. no rail a 11a suoet, THIS AFTEKJ001i at 3 O'clock. CLARK Wedneadav mnnniur at a -nn o'elnea- (JEOKGK. sou of Mn haei and Mlnuie Clare, aged The fHend of tbe fumilv are renecrfii1)v inattMl to attend the funeral from the residence of hla parents.

So Bedford avenue, vhis auiNiau: at in o'clock. L-oti wine papers please cony. PUIS ERA US. FCXKRAU. At areat radaetfoa.

Nios Carriage fnrntoaed at oa. Ho. llSThtr btsbb, opposite St. Obsrtea Hotel. JAM KS A RCH1 BALD a BKO.

Hagee atreeta. CARRIAURS AND BUQGIE8 For Panerals, Parties, Ae. Carriages to Funerals, fS.OO. LIVERY AND BALES STABLKS. GREAT limOTluE 9 FOR FUNBRALtL Fine carrmres for Cltv Trio, as.

ALso a areat reduction on everything pertaining to FuneraLL at PATTERSON BROS'. Livery and UnderiAJrlng Rooms, Iio. 38 NINTH STRUT and FftAJCaaV TOWN AVENUE, East End. OLDEST INS. Cam AMERICA ASSETS, (6,601,883 98.

Ins. Co. of North America Loam AOJORM and FaM ar I. JOB KM, Paartk 1.. Dr.

Quincy A. Scott, wnm re inni, BeoeiTad Ui.0raMB.to Mtvt.l Dlslona for mu. won. ralnlm, Kxtraatiaa. Lowat Pner.

A fall art of 1Mb tor as. mnntii iMttw Ih.n an, made elwbertfor Vio. CANDIDATES. IB LBUlnLATUUfiBXIOM DIbTKICT JOS. HABTXA5, SrvrtfTB Wabta, J.

W.CE1IG, Bbcort) Ward. National Oreenbak Labor carpets; Special Bargains. kaaZHaaaaaaVJ O.MMock&Co., To make room fcr constant arrivals of the New Fall Patterns, wiD offer on FRIDAY, October 4th, a large lot cf Carpets at a great reduction in price. These bargains will include several patterns of Axminsters, At $1.50 to $2.00. a mb or Body Brussels, At $1.25 to $1.35.

A UK OF Tapestry Brussels, At 75 Cents. a uaa or Extra Super Ingrains, At 80 Cents. A Large Stock of DRUGGETS, in Bordered Squares and by the yard, at very considerable reduction from last seasons prices. 33 FIFTH AVENUE. It la OK agreeahle to the taste, boom Medicinas are really oflrastr, and the stofaaeb re)eeto them.

Thi can betakes by tin Wren. It will punt gently enre cwitf tumori wetlvtiai laradieate afleo-tlon mt tk liver rrmove heaitaily the cause of rtn-uinatifcia braee up tbeaanrooa system, srlthout ereating nanaea or vomiting. In a word, thia aperient ta Nature's remedy, prepare to Uto kimW uf tite earth far the eure of wn mntuLlt BV A1X DEUWilsTB. "lkTUT1-'-AJILK'ATll! Bit MAI lyt at tbe next of tba Board of Farduaa in Deeember. 1H7H, for the pardoa of Cbarlea Burke, eonvirtad of felonious assault and teltary at December Term, 170, and arntrnosd tor a tana of mw yean ut tac Weatorn Fenieauary.

as iTTht) Aar a aa Take tabubtv Kjunaat iriuirf CvBtiiwfw BtpwMfcaa tViHstrattvi ia This UffT fwnitits. MeeatH; la alletbeay. Last aigbt in Allegheny a Kepabiieaa meeting wm held in the bail in the armory building. corner of Marion avenue and Martin street, Allegheny. It was organized by the election of tbe following officers: President, Alexan der Hanna; Vice Presidents, S.

Mercer, 8. Smith, B. F. Jennings, John Ingham, bert Thompson, Wm. Holmes, Thomas 1 Hvey, t.

1 eager, nugn riemtng, Samuel Haerings, Tboma Brown. John Mwrav. B. Voegtly, Junta Orr, Jacob Rente! and m. neagy.

Secretaries Reporters of the press. John 8. Robb, wm then introduced and spoke at some length. He waa followed by Htm. Wm.

Moras, of Philadelphia. Both uuciuai nuavo upon toe nnanciiU iueUon. Tke Pteal rwtpweU Special to the Cosamercfal Gazette. Elizabeth, Ktober 23, 1878. The Republican Convention and basket- picnic, wbich were to have been held to-day at Walker's Grove, near this place, have been pofctHntl, oa account of bad weather.

until Saturday next, October 3tt. The exten di ve preparations which have been made in- itare a grand snccaaa next Saturday. F. tVettfsuy Vera- Vsrai la Fayette. leciat to the Commercial Gazette.

nioktowm, Pa-, October 23. Barton L. Keen, of Philadelnhia. and Cavpt. C.

U. LinngMtone, of Uniontown, addressed large Republican meetings in this county on Monday night at Oli pliant', and Tuesday night at Upper Middletown. The campaign here is growing very warm. Lafayette Hall. It was announced vesterdav mornini? that Senator Allison, of Iowa, would address a meeting at Lafayette Hail last niuht, but owing to some misunderstanding, the meeting wm not held.

Tit people gat here. but at the appointed time, when Col. Herron, who bad been deputized to preside, oaine to the front. Senator AUiaon was not present. ami tue vutone nau to announce the tata.

Ah there were no other speakers on the programme, an adjournment was necessary, and the audience retired. The Senator sub-ie- ijbently put in an appearance, ready to speak, bnt it was then too late to reassemble. HAT BON A Republican Rally at atrona Speeches by Hon. Wm. Moran.

of Philadelphia and U. G. A vers, Esq. declt UwrreapoBdence of the Gaz-tte. NatKOXA, Oct 23, li78.

A Renublican meeting waa held at Natrona but night, which wm lanrelv attended in spite of tlie inclemency of tbe weather, tbe large avsemoiage stoutly maintaining their position in spite of the falling rain, aud proving bv this and tbe nerfect order observed and the marked interest with which they listened to tbe speeches, their devotion to the principles of the Republican party. jnowmme wm called to order bv Mr. Huff, ami on motion Mr. Matthew Murdoch a elected President. The President, on taking tbe chair, return ed 1 bank for the honor aud then announced along lit of VU-e Presidents aud Hon.

Wm Moran. of Philadelphia, wm then introduced and delivered an elouuent neech. In his peroration he delivered a glowing enlogy on Oeneral Harry M. Hoyt, caudidaU for Governor, predicting hi success and election by a large majority, and closed by saying that after tbe election on the 3th of November next Philadelphia would send greeting over the Allegheny Mountains to Aiieeueny county that tbey had aiveu for the State ticket a majority' of tw enty thousand votes. The gentleman was heartily applauded during tb continuance and at the close ot' his remark, ii.

N. G. Avers, was then introduced. who betfau hi remark by saving he hotted. ms citizen of the county which our uiar- tyreu r-reaiaeuE, Aiirciuam l.iucoiu( otioe styled 'Ttie State of AUeatheny," that when the greeting of Philadelphia county wa re-ceivtd announcing a wa.iority of tweuty tbomtaud that we ciMild send back over the Allegheny mountains tbe areeUngHof Alle gheny county to Philadelphia that to her twenty thousand majority old Allegheuy added ten thousand.

Th eaker then proceeded to show tbe fa lactes of the argument advanced by tbe advocates of the National party. Tbe sftuker elorted with a tribute to Colonel Bay ne, and predicted his elecliou by a large majority. I Tee cheers were then proposed for tbe speakers and were given with a wilL At the conclusion of tbe meeting the Natrona brass hand, wbu-h wm in attendance aud enlivened tbe occasion, crowded upon the platform to furnish some music when, without auy warning, the stand sunk to the grouwl, carrying speakers, musicians and others with it, fortunately causing no injury, althougn several oyawnower uuuerueain nad a very nar row escape from being crushed. Conjectures as to the cause were rife, some stoutly maintaining the platform had beeu tempered wuii, otner oemg 01 ine opinion that it had lieen too ligbiiy const rutted and the weight iipon it aw too grtatt, but as no bones were nroKen a nearly utugn wm indulged in at tbe lndimuuess of the aoene and the meeting dispersed. AT MOM WOOD.

Splendid Republican. Meeting Last Even- There wm a large and influential meeting of tbe Republicans at Hoatewoud last night. a marked leature of which wm tbe nreeence uf quite a nunitier of ladles. The meeting wm called to order by rrof. JJ.

V. Shaw, wno, alter a brief but eloquent siieecn, nominated flie following orboar President. Theodore Stonerode, Vj. Vic Presidents, iMoorn antierori, r. i.

jraunestocx, tiu. W. Owen. Wm. Stevenson, Jaa.

Mitchell. Cyrus Dunlap, WalterCartor, Jo. A. Tyson, vt in. ixfUBiirey, ri wara x.iuie.

joun uvi- son, IT. D. M. Marshall, Geo. Hawk worth.

miam pJUsbJ 1 111111 Mimjiiin 1 111 in 11 I Hon W. T. Forten. of Philadelphia, was the hrst speaker, wno claboraUxl tb joiiow-ing points: 1. 1 1 he oeroocrau ana natitmaiti favor tbe repeal of resumption, and the making of greenbacks receivable in paying tariff, Arc.

The repeal of the resumption act would depreciate greenback to ninety, eighty and seventy cent no one know how low. To make depreciated paper nay tariff is to re-duce the tariff to tbe extent of the depreciation. W'orkiugmea will not vote to reduce tbe tariff Tbe substitution of greenbacks for gold will withdraw tbem from circulation among the people, take them to the seaports, and contract the currency to that extent. Greenbacks would also fail below silver, if the resumption act ia repealed, and silver win be boarded by the law that cheap currency circulates to the exclusion of dearer. This would contract the currency to the extent of tbe silver now circulating.

To try to keep up the volume of currency by issuing more greenbacks would further depreciate them, still reducing the tariff. (3.) The depreciation of greenbacks would reduce wases to the extent of tbe de preciation. (4.) Inflation increases the cost of manufactured articles to tbe extent of the foreign markets we cut off, and this brings overproduction; but it is really nothing of the kind, but makes goods too dear to export. This is why our money is ffir, or honest money, and ric versa. Resumption if put right is a popular law.

ion. if. w. A-eiiogg, or unio, next apoke eloquently nion tbe financial element in the present great battle between right and wrong, the champion of right being the Republican itarty, and the democratic and tvreenoacB parties tnecnanin-ions of wrong. He showed that tbe Government had paid one-third of tbe National debt by means of our Protective Tariff, tbe only tax levied on citizens of tbe United States being that for tobacco and whisky.

a. Jtenie followed, nia speecn wm de voted mainly to a brilliant appeal to the large audience to give their best efforts to the re- riecTion or ine Lungrveaiouau, juwisuh ve, State and county ticket. W. S. Matthews, was next.

Intro duced He delivered a very eloquent aneech. during which be cut to pieces the Greenback delusion and its candidates. The C. W. Bate he lor Cornet Band discoursed some excellent music and greatly enhanced tbe interest of the occasion.

A Greenback meeting was held about a square from tbe Republican one. It was, however, soon deserted for tbe one that represented tbe true spirit of loyalty and progress Kirk, with his forlorn followers, came over to tbe Republican meeting, and many iiresent expressed the hope that they would converted by the eloquent ami logic of tbeeptrakerH, and vote the whole Republican ticket. National, State and county. The meeting adjourned with three rousing cheer tor Major Errett and the whole Republican ticket. PARKER CITY.

Aa Enthusiastic Reception of Our Next Governor. tpeelal Cmapoaemcr the ComsMTctal easette. Pakkp.r City, Pa, October 23, 17 rt. fin of tbe old time meetings of the Republican party took plac here yesterday. Tbe old time enthusiasm wm again aroused, and it looks at bough tb iwrty here is again to roll up its usual majority.

Gen. Hoyt was 00 baud looking fresh and rigorous. He wm accxminaifled by Hon. H. M.

Palmer, Gen. A. King, of Baltimore, and Gen. David Vic kern. Tbey were met at tbe train by G.

8. Crosiy, W. R. Dally, Mr. Lacork, Col.

Allen, and others, aad escorted to tbe Parker House. Gntte a number of our citisens called on tbe future Governor of our great State, and had quite a chat with him. He expressed himself willing to do all in hia power to redress our wrong. In tbe evening the Opera Hoas wm perfectly crowded to bear these euunent speakers. Tb meeting was called to order by W.

K. Dally, who nominated C. W. Arch-bald Chairman. A long list of Vice Presidents were nominated, who took their seats on tb stag.

Hon. H. W. Palmer entertained tb assembly for one boor with a most logical and convincing argument against th wild idosa of th GreenTsvLker and lae pnaeaces of tbe lienjMcratie party again wanting to be placed in power. Gen.

King held tbe andiemce for an hoar with one of those con Timing and eloquent epeecJies that interested them until he tUaied amid intense apiius. lien. Hoyt wm received with enfhaiam, and made abort speech against inflation, and also gav bis ideas of our great grievance. Re aaid the Republican party wm pledged to pasa a law against discrimination by rtolroads and pip It. He said that if tbe people can't get relief from Hi Republic party what party ia to land a.

aarara-TW HI lain, afctitj al IWmi'fi nxmmmatl mumr UM aa JM'afll marf T' 11 hi mii anna. Taa. aa teiw, mwMtantaiBki. Ikrr OH M. of ni(il la wM a.

taa iumi l.iii rM an laa aa im am aTa. WaaalT Cixt.aan.l 4XTT kK avar tuiM wiawmi aaualr, at Hmmm (lata Wal Vlrcauu i aa aaaaq HOME NEWS. fwarto; to aarfAeMtf tfiiii, feimry ase aHael ttmptrmtmn, arw mhm or le-ai-rf. Mis RU-kardan will mmwtv those are i ipwimI tokfaa; Imom ta the art nf Vm al kirkliMM mi Mil Tburalay aad ftstorday toarton. totwaaw fee aoars oi I ana 13.

Um enlc of Ur. ftbaw, No. aa a vena. ft mim. Am ftoau appeared Bator A I derm a ('Mtlji ye naasy sad Mitt mi tBfrmrww rbsrsjiiig J.

A. fVaninfftoa wii lares? Ivy bail. kJWiltf that he nave tb twenty dollars, which fejre4 to iWIWri MufiH Hall, at Mwn, Grass anty, tort of handing th BWMMiy ovr la npii Bi-pnauv in own A warrant wm issued. tim vw Fast. J.

D. rllT, Trnrr of the v11ow frrer fosd, rfort Ut luiitlwiBfl ddHh.l OOUeO- FvSVtraMlV Wtof SI V. sfc.Wk par A RIM martini of nusl umti wm held at West fcitsahrth vn Tiiilay, whirl, sdioorn-4 to at KMwn to-dv m4 mtrnh ta a h.fy to th third pool ia tn Muunli-la nw. fa kins; la Vswny'e oM pit, and Browti'a to the Y'ttin-htoUafba-ny, aiari-hintf up ItwiMlililt nftha MummgrnhmlM and UiawMrtatiU. AH mlmntm lb HmoT mwli orhiK im rMlMetNl nua wtll s.liow to iftii wAtit.

latMl wily. A Ml BtMMd HnKh Mutlraw gMgrd wf civcttiar Mr, it ft bog ffte-toiy AiMir-raua alrwk, Allrvuy, yaoir-day Mid pnsbinv ft biMni gftliut Um mw. vbaMi It fctmt in tkn ImmwI, nt ilia litor wm thrown hack fttfftib M4raw au riolmtUf tbftt atrnott bin to th slalnwiftn mmI mjiimt him iutar-Mily. lf. r.

B. King wm miiiiI, ha4 bls towovM. lu hta Ivhum am Umk uwM. HU UijurlM an otf quit ft fteriuu atoturv. ftulU hr wm hfnnght btoM AltWmM fftMHly, by MrlmuKh.

imiui Aur drkvur tm Im TawMrftiMMivtilft But Lid, ttMgtng to wurhlly wpUytunl a Itowtoy. Tm iUiVftljutM utorl bail tot iMftrtftK. llir war hMftringa iMtfitM AMran MMltiiit-b jMrttwriay th iwm of thn aiu- Wf ItM Mk WMhltttftaiW IftOlUI FlftM (toctiiaftity, rhftraitl with vbUtitiif lb Han 4mj law. Tiw uMial sm of wm inpMii to aai-h ctoa. Tm dim will bat uxtioU up to ouTt.

U9. J. KIMtoHMik li mm Ey. AatWltot tombto auetatoat rmulttnr to tha Iom af aa hafil to Mr. JMt.

liln MMlth, Whtt.ro. Matt AruMUoag wintt, at Uratlanl, ew wk aajit. hiU BMVfttMliUg BtaMll, ftU MmII ft pMllft IbaX tt UA BO toarh, atrweh tha mym aal mN ap aa kailam-toatla ItiftC dwtruMl nttmiy tha pmro-n-turn af llgt.1. YMtaMy Dr. Ma.lt.

S-i. J.W laaa amaa, aftUri-atMl tha my atwt amml tha ftiMl atulMaiktoft1 in tha eitlUry hiMlto hi hHiia! tha uta. Tha vitrimia hiunuff wa all OMMUab Aajwtto. Tha hfta kftra af rr-a Umlth. tha oaraaian, wha twmaitly twiMl a pfMntiiUm to a thaw mm rat a with any auia ia tha ooaalry fi harrtoii Haalaa and hava wtiktlrawa lit tW mmA tMl ataxb into wmtoe tuanra, promiMug ihat lby wiM tnit I him mm anrly to tto apriug.

It will ra-toawihaMit that Movrta paimifaly aM-iCtt tonlth' rhaiWaga and aal Liu to Vraah (Jmm to anfapuri af hla iwm ptanaA Hraoftfta 1mm darllftad a two attU mea, htama miua luu toui Tha toitmatkto to tha 1mW that tha aulu ftgaiaat aupUiya mi tha tramaby ira-a enr llun, vlulaung taa day tow, aaa a bj lunw ont im fm-tm. atoud hy Atttonaaa Krwhan, hHrira wbiaa thy trWd. i toa tha drlvwra, mwm Urn AWiMtoaa, wm ftdjaagwl ffuilty aad mi, nnd tha rasa baa ton appMato. la tha aitow aaaa ba rwnftal bu darikMt fur ton daya, in antov to await tha artwrn nf tha iMtrt tha tfaanttoaa tovatvwL KtmHm a ntnrwr oi ira ai bafura tha Cumtaua fU-mm Vmrt om apaal, and tby will ba ar-gurd a Hatorday. Tha AldarataMi ia aut a tout hluildat ia tha (rmby Una.

atatad. 9KW CaMTLE, to) ttv4tto. It aw Uajtul Uototow Xi, 1M7H. ton Ml Foil. naaidaataf tha Ft rat fcaltoaal Hauh oi Kw tto.

throw rnan a baimy whito driving In tha Fotmh ward yatrtjr aMrnMn, Mutnining tajuna ftttvi wbk'h ha did almost watautly. Tha hM whbh Mr. rulta wm drirlng wm Irtghtoand by wftga lond id amply barrela, aad atartod to rua away, wkwi una 4 tha wbMia Mrti-k a buwIaVt, aad Mr. 9- wm tltruwa agaiaal a frnm with aavh Ytotoaea that hla nhn as tha W-fl kla wm auauplMtoly mwhnl. Mr.

lit raai U. Mtllvr, who wm rtdtuff with tha ifrftMad, wm alao ftbnrwa awt and aamraly InJuimI, Mr. ITolts wm aa aattntnhla citiatm and aaa of lha principal buaiaaas umm id our HI. aoOBTI TWlf. Mr.

U. Moody will arrtva lathaeity uwa Haw daring; tha altar part at to-day. Ha will ba at la, nntog al tha Fin Praahy. tortoa ehurch Ihia a-aaiag. Tha duora of tha church will aot ba opnaml aatll ls a'cloi a.

At half-pat ala tha praim aarvU-a will btfin, and at aw a'etonh Mr. Moodj wlii taaa vajarga of tha nwatlng. A purttoa of tha church ia faaorrad Cor yowa awa to whoa ttekata hara baa givan aaawnu Ihaa aaaW ap antil a qoartar to arvna ox lock. Pomona having thtna UvkMiM will iinm thaan at tha dour Ut tha raar of tb chart laft hand aida. Tha paatura of lha uity ara ratMnCil to Mat ia tha atody of taa church o'olmk fiMr ootafaraaoa and prayar.

If Mr. Moudy ar vivM in tba Hty at lha tima aspm-tod-lur will a. CD- tranca to lbl mtngaaapTB by tba door ia Tlrca rtuht hand aala. raot ba adatittad to ttua ateauac ol aaatoca. ilXCVUUT WATEK WOKES.

Tto Watta Ciwam Ammtm Caialdara tava tobjMi ad A aparial aaavtlag of tha Allghny Wator wm held hwa avwaing, Mr. Jaavw H. iatodaay praaiding, to act wpoa tha nsu luttoa aaad louocila dirwcilng that Um tor tvpolring tha Lowry otigina ha awardad to lha AiIm Warka, nt ttour bid, nnd pro I I in that iby gnaraata tha angiaa oua yHtr, aad do not rw-ara aay eoapM-wmtu a aaul oaa yaar attor tha auauptouon of tba wotk. t'bairama Lindsay, on taking an tha mio-luttoa. wud that had Immi inlurtuod thnt it mmi not pnwd lgaUy, and nkjd t'uy HultclMw lU-gara, who mm ptwwnt.

if that wm aorraet or not. Mr. lUmr np.toi that a had aot aaamiaad all tba papri ia lha a.a ltr, aad wm, tharaatira, ait pmird to gtva optakuB, but tha iVjatniiltoa had aofbing hrtora bat tha ranoliUhat which aprnard ia paupar torai. Um furttoa awtnd that Mi. Mill, wha I win iimi taa AtUa Wnraa, caltad at hia attloa auaaa 4jm agu aad paad lha ormtract and ri ll-Taiiirna.

hwl awl oWilMd to alga tha naavt, aaaaa albrht altorauoaa bad Wn toiii to tha awinvuoaa, ana of tbaaltorauuna batag thai lha work ahall ba dona to tha toWintna of thn Hupariatiantoat aMl lha Wator Coaanttltoa. Thta ha obtortod to, tor th Muvaiiaat ha balivvnd that lha auaaatHlaa ta toatttoto hint. Ma tm willing to aa tha ways to tha aaUafnraina af tha itopa-. totanaVat. Aauthr nbjai'ttoa wm thai ia frltvd to gta boad to tha amount of ta wtiUng gtaa haad to tha aaavaat of taa auatmet, out au Artor aiaaa furthav diaraaatoa tha eoatra4 rand and anaroTad.

aa uvm af tha A Una Wuraa wan dii Mr. Park hit i thaw atovwd that a aab-oma-toiuaa Av ha apautatod to aupannaamd tha Tata uw tha Lowry anapaa an iay pnigraM. and Majnaa, Parkkill, baand, wtadall. Bnato and aVhatodav tn mp- Catod. Ito wum tmnaaa Unbar and aartatMiliat aaikaar wan addad to Ota aotoatlttoa.

Mr. Hjrmm aaid ba had laaraad thai law faidaof tito aoMtotitoa ar awky, ar about, hamnil, aad ha aurd thai a M.bomniv ton ha appotaaad to aaaaaiaa and awwrtaia tf tha torca of Mipkijaa nanaul ndatwd. lar rMd, aad Maaan. Hynua, Waddiau 4wd llmwa apfutatad. htoaartatMilnai raalhaar waa laatraotod to by a wwar ppa aa Oailajhar attook AdaawwtoV Joanph Prtary waa arraatad yaatorday aad bald tur a -ar-g hafbiw AUtoraan i n.

aato an a aharaa af aaJra twiaehiaf pa. tortad ay Own Mart. TVa la a aiga aaator. aliaaaa thai iU nr tonal fta a 1 7 aa praaaal tata jtraacatolbnijjtj hjnl i tha TKHMKUK HAI.K 10 ler ceut. ot pnrehaa roor ey to be paid down at time of sale 'Ea'awoe oa (wuuauvo aaie uy wie uun.

V. LEWIS, A dmiiilniTator JAA DRAPI liinnMr No. lia Federal (First National Bask BafwV aiiegneny. (Mwoczi 3iuovx-w 11-11 COMPLETE Fall Stock CARPETS OEL CLOTHS, DEDGGETS, linoleum, tee. u.m rrtcM ii.

iuim. HEIiRT r.IcCALL TT'h Avenue. ihw. Mfu ei navri MBVUf Oil WWU Merclut Tailors, i FALL STOCK. 1196IjMrU TliflaMorthafitoatowaalth ra.

Rbart fc tha airur of John A. atn.M, wm raaoBMl MrM o'rlock yator-day, btjfcrn Jndaa Wait aad Kwtng. ta tb ynt aad Taraiwar. Tba toatuaooj for tba dWrBM wm eommraoad. 4atierina KenMdy, wifa of Jamaa Kim-wMry, WMraild, hat Mr.

Montuotb, tor th Contmoftw-wJih. ahrantod to bar Ming sworn, aa bar tiubnad wm iDdictad. aitlMHiu oa trial. Mr. Kordon eontotKlad that ah aria a OJanprtvnt witnnaa, n5-wrt hlaaa, and citod ftutlxanty oa tba aatjcct in 2d AabaMadt C4aaMiiW-lih to, Manana at al.

It waa tha raan of a baland briug ioliiTtal for fta alaurtion on hia wifa, jotntiy with a doctor. Tbatw waa a axraaea in tba trial, and lb dMjr trtd brat, and tha wife aduittted aa a wittM-anfor tba Cominonwaaith. Mr. Hr-da thn citd tha caaa uf C-rtutuon waltb ra. aaro, Mtn rbiL in wbwb JudgH Paaoa nilrd that wbara unoa a iolnt inllrtiii-fit thftra la a arparata trial, tha huabaod or witVt at im oaCHMlant not upon trial not aw aariiyan tDootopatoat wituaaa for thaCoiu-awnwaalth.

Tha CoarlvaaAftaa ftntnlm. tha antww1ttaa. did aot vovwr Um praunt caa. Tba right of tauawiiato iMiny against UT bulraud tor araonai tw. wm aimOiT iwomrnizMl.

Mr. Jtmnton rarfcrrcl to tba ea of the ni nnu l)mtbra. IndirtAi for manlr in thi Court. Tbre wm a attraranm, and the wita of oaa of iba jrioor wm at owh1 to toatify, ainlif lha nilliig of Jndpv rturrrtt. r.

Moura ftald be mm oounaal In that cmae, bad wu rT n.a-b auDriaad at tba rutin. Jmlga Wbita Well, we'll wiako our own niiing ut tata oaa. Tb objacuoa ta aua uuaau. Phoriiro av A LI Br. Barah Marshy temiflM Kai.U ta M.i-ksl.

rat, and know Bowrt Itoaefpaa, tba prisoner. Hnitirt tha tooniing tJiman wm aboC. (tow Ukmkud ataadiug a tua door of hia hontta aod aaktd hua to gfre tua a buokoc to raw fttfi watar. Heard the report of tha aiurnar that, mn Mrs. tuouim ford.

Tb it month ia twica or tbraa tin the lMigth of llin Conrt room from UoQaKn'a bouaa. I did aot baar tba rort of th b.H. It wm Dctwtwa aigbt aud aiu o'clock when 1 w-nt Cur tba walrr. ('naavxftiuiard-4'an't tell the dar of tha twk, tuvnth or tba yar that thia oocnrrwi tatiiR it wm tnelattar nart of thn wk. Itoargan'a houN la aaarer tba pit mouth than oor'a.

Hava beD Urine at MuckHral right ytwrs. 1 kitow tba iaul that Oat man uaually took la going fnaai hla houaa to tha pit, but 1 never aa hiui naaainor. Cin't ara tLia road or the pit month from my houaau roan a aouaa una pit woutb can oa nui ntn un one wnara i latiuaa wm auot. ant iMHiegan'a aistrr-in-law. Wm.

Mat-kin toatlBttd Lira in Murkalrmt. Wm la air houaa when the ahoottug of fM-aiaa occurred. Uid tvt hanr tha reoort. Haw Umlruan lying on tba floor at Vraury's. mm.

aonnniT wio itwra. uattnan a clotlnnr wm opwoMl, and KauntMly wm laaolng down on ma Boot iMWUie oatutan. Atur itmvmg frtuttT saw Uontieaii, the priiioner. com. log toward tb bouao; be aakatl mm if 1 had bm-b Oalman, and bow It (tba abootinj) hitd hapfWBrd.

Wm at aieetiiig of tba niiuers heid Bear Mik Kodgera', aoin tima in Itooeniber. 174. Tb mtwttnr waa shout work stid wsgaa, theiuliMva weraonaatriks. About rtfty or ai kit wra tlvr. 1 aot thre about fttnr ninntrs mtter tber had aonoiutMl Jawfa MrC'lalian chairman.

Thy wnra ta ik ing aooiit oraanuiug a minera union, out itlilng wm dtina. Haw a little tKk lying; on a log; il wm a onpy of tua oiHiatituttoa aud by law or a miner union. nuwttng waa aot a sarret oaa; all tha aiuiara about tb naghburbuud wr tnritHi. tiaw no ou awura. It waa not a Mollis M4rmre or Mitienilaa meeting, hut waa for tb puriKMa of reorganiing tba miners' unioa that hal hrea in asiateut aimte tgbtMn mouth be- fora, nut nad uron oown.

am a metnoar of tha AaaHant miar of Hibernians; ututor its ralwa tbsrs rould not hava baen u'h aa oMm rating bald out of doors. Hsv knowu IMvnrgaa about aeren jfr; mm has nro(eity la tha natgbbortoMMl of Muckelrt. He could not beeuaue a BMnnhar of the Hibernians, ba-raiiM ba la not a Catholic. After the UHMtiuf Bear bigrs' wa organised a minors' ouum. Mr.

Moots la tual ratovaut? Tba Coort It dVMNid wbrler tha Tnton aa orsrauiaad In uurauanea of that moatiuat. It would ba marely eorrubtrrati ve. Mr. Kwrl4n to witiMaeej V. baa waa tba 1" niia orgaatsad" itBMM Ibrw or tmr awmtha after tba marling nawr roaa mmimaiun i.d remetuoer tua data of tha mrrting; haiiava it waa in 174.

attenou meMtinr or minara urevtou to in oaa Fvirrtwd to and attnrward. Ottrathm bv Mr. Moor Ware not aom of thana aaaatliiga bald tor the puioa of tskiug Baium toe driving out Urrnwui Mr. tovto wa oiHt. rto aiixtfatiun ta that lha meetings war Cur tha purjtoaa of iriving ont pit aaaaa.

Um Court The ertdoaescaa only ba proper as rrosa-assmiiiattoa. Mr. Moura WVra row enraged with others im ataaaurea to driv out utiumi mliwrs, stsipttiyed by ttotman In plaos of at rlkarn? Mr. It-juttua Wa ohiacu It is not ena-xaaiitiatMn. Tha witneaa la Mkad to enm-laate htmaalf.

OitttvUu aoataiuMi. I roas exaiuiuaiion cionUnad I am a brother-la-law of llohert lHXM-ttau. Ioa't amrmljar having sees Hugh K'ttttrs at the maaUng of nil bars. Can't reuwunher tba daias of tha other meeting. Kiueutber tba hour, but can't tell tba data of tba BMetlng at Kogers.

Know Itonegaa is swd a Catholic, hecauM hr told wu aot, aud he did aot go to that than-h. Know that bis parents ara not Catholics for th aama 1400. iN-negan's wife ia a Itoauaa Catholic. Never mw suy oaa atleeupt to driv the Geriuava toiners oat. Mr.

Moor War to arar at a maetang of your porttoBor taa miner, called tor the pur-Boa of driving the German miner away? Mr. Coy la objected. IMijertion ovmruled. Witness Xo, sir; I aerer wm al any such meeting. Mr.

Moor Did yoa rer raoalr notice to attend uch awwtina? Wit oaa I oarer did. cuwTBAPirra bis bbotheb. Mh hsal kodaem tostiAad Har livnd at Muckelrat about eight years. Wm at tha moatiitg kn of, two or tbraa waeka, ar may he toor, be lor oatiuan wm killeiL, Thar wm a good crowd. It was a pretty 00 Id day, and they kindled Ar.

Wa oirt tber si toot wages, aad atiut coal buaineas. Ttie miner were oa strike. LHmegan, the prisoner, wm tber. Krup went with uie to tb meeting. My brother Hugh wm there, and staid till tha masting scattered.

Doue-bbb wm in tha crowd, hat be did tod bring ut brother there. Moon wm sworn that day that I aaw, or to my koowleilg. Tber wm bo Hi ole there, but a book that looked like a pass book. Wm there all the tima. Dd aot bear ltonegau.

tha prisoaer, meuttoa Oa man' mum, Mr. Kaanlon Toor brother Hnzbtoatined yon were sworn at the meeting, la that so ii nam 1 never wm sworn as any lueex- Ing or society. 1 waa about a good deal at the aseetlng, and if anything of that kind had bee going 00 1 would hava ansa it. vi iineee eon 11 nurd Hail a eoaTwraartoa with my aepliew, Charles Rodgars, witness taa txanmonwaaiin; in tae pit, tour or rive weeks ago. He said he wished all the Tiiprary eons were hung.

roee axsuuneu Don know th date of thai merit tig of miners; beliere it wm ta Aiuruftt: rt wm DTettT law in toe season, id the afternoon. Iton't Kmembar the mouth, but can awear to w'ast 1 haard and aaw there. Attended miner' meetings in several other plaous some of them about a quarter of a aiileaway, and some aot so far, from where that mentioned wm held. Tha men were atattared about la groups, and soma things might bar bsea doa that I did aot know alaiut, but so tar aa 1 aaw or heard nothing wrons wm doit. My brother liuiiU aud 1 did not tolk together for ft long time till the trial ta jkiieiiDeuy, ana aon mow wnat to reasoa is aitbar.

Wa have aot beea on good tonus this good while. He had law suits with my wife. 1 am not related to the prisoner. iceHiirect Utn aot near Ltmegan say. at the meeting, "Boy, this menus buainoaa he'll aot be long ou his feet." roaa examined ioo-traD misnt aaTeaaia that, and 1 not hava heard it.

vt ul lain Ma. kin. recalled lor cross-exam ination lo aot recollect having had a xa-venuuina with Huefa RotlKerM: la which I td to him "You'd better keep your month shut, or yon '11 be tb next man that will ba put off bia feet." I never aaid euch a thing. oroamu McTCUlllgan teasineu rvaaat uia meetiitg talked about. It wm called for three lock.

Tua eumiaaay ami nrnseaiMu aii anicle for na to aigu; tbey wer to pay three rata a luabal, and keep tea per cent, off tha dollar tor a year, hut if we quit work we would loss all. war to decide wuetlier to si tbta artirl. aad decided aot to do it. Hush lb al sera waa atandina on bis lot. and I ctoled bim to orate to the mneUng.

Baw taa prvataaer ttore. and wm clone to aim. 1 wm there all th time, back and forward. No ana wm sworn, ltoa't know anrthing about Iba Moll Mrur Horiety. 1 belonged to lb Hlbamiaaa about a rear, but tb So elety broha during the strike.

It met ia the Catholic rhun al Wilkin-btirg. Heard Bo threats amito al lha ai owing, or at auy tiasa, agataat nybiW. 4oaa eaamiaed Tba awtiag wm bald la fcaptemnar, 1 believe in 17. Have seen Bianr as two masting a day nawr that place. lMraegaa could not belong to the Hiberuian.

he'-auee wss not a Catbolie. Mr. Moor- lep I you Know that The nrifMta and church ftuthontiea hsv denounced the iberaaftB iiaaas Ye. I OW Mr. Moor Th good Catholics cannot h.

Itmg to that order Witoess Yoa-T got to aar a gooa chr- ftrtec to be It Msg to It. To tba Court A roo saaay aseenng war Wld both beftT aud aftor the etnk. Toe meed 11 I refer to wm at the time of tb atnke. The artM-l resented by tb Company wm aot that. BATftra Km vaaATm.

Ibm Btlg fteatlileaV Eaatd at Morkelrat, ul naiiito bsina at tb meetiur Bear htalgera. but WMthsre bat asbort Ume. They gave BM a book aad I aeawad at aad went huasa. IHdn't Wa-k ta th book, and doa't kmiw whai kind of a book tt waa. I wm t'wln't hear Ikoaegaa ask tua to lH.ln'1 hear luieama.

ar aay aa las, any that thai aoaiehndv would aot be oa hi torn very tons. Itoa't know what tha I a wm aaliakd Bar. Tla laid sss to so ho, and 1 went. Cas tawaambsr wtw wm tar. Mo nto aiamiaaupa- doha Kdg toetiBMl Am a miner, aad rhe of prevtow irrlnnaa Waw.

aBaat- tng aad naiftlnad a hour. I ram Can't iv awmbse any saw who waa there. Did wot see il -1 CARPETS! DRUGGETS, I OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, Bovard, Rose Co.r 39 FIFTH AVENUE. rt y- 00 Meaco, Drury Tiaco Bow VaU I BENNETT 8c BOOOS. ii wood BTRjnrr, rrmnuwun.

ta Uaa doar nidi a HENRY G. HALE, llerctat Tailtar, COlrimU 1KB SIXTH S7, WESTERN IKSURARCE CO. nimHwaaaaraaaatltaMlM, Diultom ami. Mtmiak. Umbm MIBaf, it.

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