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TO require Flske to give bail, which he

to require Fiske to give bail, which he
has done
Ingersoll Is expected back by the
Tweed party tomorrow.
There Is wonderful activity among
politicians tonight concerning the regis.
tering of voters, Tomorrow Is the open.
ing day for registering throughout the
city.
Gen. s F. Cary, OF Ohio, addressed the
Tammany gathering last night
At tho hearing OF Joshua d, Miner,
charged with counterleiting, to-day, the
prisoner was held to bail IN the sum OF
seventy.flve thousand dollars,
Mayor Hall offers one hundred dollars
reward for the discovery of false registry
or lalse voting.
Tho Washington market men reported
to-day that IS, 100 has been collected for
the relief OF the sufferers at Chicago and
by the northwestern fires.
A Paris letter to the London Times says
that the working classes maniles an indis-
position for labor, and that in many In.
stances trade Is suffering both from the
want OF skilled artisans and from the
habits Of idleness which were contracted
during the siege. In the rebuilding Of
the city the workmen will only consent 10
restore what some Of their own number
have contributed TO destroy, on the pay
ment oil Gxorbitant wages, and even then
they often leave their work halt done.
The English papers lately received dis.
cuss the new social movement In that
country, growing out Of tho alleged alli.
ance between tho workingmen, certain of
the Peers and the members Of PaTlia.
ment The Times Is not disposed TO bo.
lieve that Lord Dudley and Disraeli have
pledged themselves to the programme Of
tho wOrklngmen as heretofore indicated.
The daily MeDS looks upon the move
ment us incredible. Sir Stafford North
cote, ono Of the alleged signers 10 the 30.
called "treaty" between the Peers and
wofkingmen, publishes a letter denying
that any Of the noblemen or gentlemen
whose names have been brought under
public notice signed In any way or intl'
mated their agreement 10 the resolutions,
All that he thinks that was done was an
expression Orthe willingness ofsome ofthe
Peers and members OF Parliament to con.
slider tho well being Of the working
classes. The movement was denounced
at a meeting of the London Democrats on
the 10Th inst.
The Committee OF Seventy invite the
business men to close their places OF bust
ness on election day, 80 that their EN-
plOyes may be able TO be at tho polls.
IngersOll's father states that his son will
put In an appearance soon, as arrange.
ments have been made TO have his bonds.
men ready to give the requisite amount
Of BAH, $l,000OO0.
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BALTlNoRE, Oct. 3i.--At the races to-
day there were two starters: Taylor's ch.
h. Dick jackson, 6years old, 4, Astrono.
mer 9 time, ALL. Second race, three
starters: D. Mcdaniel & Co.'S ch. c. Joe
Daniels, 1, r. W. CamerOn's b. T. Invers.
maid 4, Governor Bowie's ch. I. Rebba 3.
Third race, five entries; starters Al.
roy i, Preakness 3, By The Sea 8, Frog.
town 4, Nellie Ransom s; time 2:49t.
Fourth race, eight entries aud starters
Conductor, 8, /, 1;Allie Hunt, 2, 80;
John Merriman, a, 2,S; Midday, 8, 4,4j
Catana, 1, 8, distanced; FinesSe, 9, dis.
anced. Time, 402t, Track heavy.
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GtrtGtttelIiqstrter;
A Church DIalculty AZ Parkersburr.

A Church Difficulty aI ParkeEsbuTg.
There Is a disturbance in the Presby.
terian .chVrch at PArkenburg and the
trouble has got into the secular papers
where it Is being aired, The Rev, ].
REED, pastor, would seem to have been
preaching some very excellent sermons
that were not strictly original, and that
were finally traced to a book called the
I" National Preacher" These sermons
though admittedly good, perhaps much
better than the reverend gentleman can
produce on his own effort, are cause Of
OfIense to some Of the members and they
are inclined to deal with tho pastor &C.
cording to the discipline in such cas0s
made and provided, Other brethren take
a more lenlent view of tho case and In
cline to be charitable in their dealings
with the pastor. Their position Is stated
TO be as follows
First, Mr.. Reed never copied any ser.
mons. Secondly, he copied sermons, Of
course, and had q perfect right TO do 90, as
all the preachers do the same. Thirdly,
he deserves more credit than the average,
because he made better selections.
We are not clear that the second and
third points In this position. arc not entl.
tied to some consideration. We feel in.
cllned to Sympathize with man who Is
In position that he can't fll according to
the expectations and requirements Of those
upon whom he Is dependent, as Is perhaps
the case with many preachers. When
ones own productions under such circum.
stances are voted dull and unlnteresting
the temptation to substitute somebody
else's must naturally be trying especially in
emergencies. Still 1t does seem aS II any
tolerablo sort Of a preacher, at oil gifled
with mechanical turn OF mind, should be
able to eliminate something from book o.
Sermons to pretty good advantage with.
out becoming too textual. It 10 not best to
bs too literal under such circumstances.
1t Is apt to cause just such trouble as we
SEQ ut Parkersburg.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Oct. Bl.--Arrived,
Frankfort, from Bremen, with 600 emf
grants.
Six hundred feet OF the levee has caved
In, from Montague to Louise streets.
The Metaire races commence Decem
Der 9th; three races each day; $4,000 in
prizes and stakes; two hurdle races, and
one steeple chase during each meeting.
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EDWIN FORREST Is playing at Clncln.
natl, but does not seem to be a success.
This TACT moves the Sympathl1ing editor
Of the Enquirer to remark that "when
Edwin Forrest presents his mAtchleSS i'm
personation of Lear" in Cincinnati, to
an audience no larger than could be col.
lected at any time to attend an ordinary
funeral, as was the case last night, 1t Is
abouttlme for him to turn HE attention to
some other branch Of industry"
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"TnH faithful telegraph, says the Gin.
cinnati Enquirer, has been keeping US
posted for week past upon the doinsS Of
a lotoi editorial gentlemen hailing from
Kansas, who have been dead.heading up
on Western railways and drinking bad
whisky wherever they could find II. 1t
Is our humble opinion that these vaga.
bonds had better go home and give us a
rest"
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Oct 8l.-The trial of Kelly
creates much excitement. The police are
hisSed and the prisoner cheered In pass.
ing from the prison to the court room.
There have been no disturbances of a
serious character.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 8l.-The Inmar
steamship City Of Brussels, from New
York October 2lst for Liverpool, called
here this morning. Her commander re.
ports having encountered q hurricane
yesterday off the Irish coast, during which
tho fourth officer was lost overheard and
several of the crew severely injured.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct. 31.-The formal accept.
anco by the Emperor of the resIgnations
Of the Hohenworth ministry Is published
this morning. The Emperor thanks the
ministers for their service, and praises the
devotion and patriotism which character.
lied them.
Baron Holzgethan has been deputed to
form the cabinet as Minister Of Finance
under Count POtoCkl. VI
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 3l'-Flve Cabinet coun-
ellis were held huring the past week, the
foreign policy Of the government being
the main subject Tor discussion.
The reorganization Of the army Is pro-
crossing rapidly. Regiments are being
brought up TO the war standard. There Is
IN immense accumulation OF war material
Early changes in tho ministry are con-
templated by the elevation OF some Of the
present ministers to the Peerage in Berlin.
Prince GortsChacoH had a long private
interview with Emperor William, and
another with Count Bismarck to-day.
The subject of these interviews arc un-
known.
President Thiers refuses to modify his
ultimatum to England regarding the com.
mercial treaty.
The Mansion House fund for Chicago
amounted last evening TO "a, 800. The
Prince of Wales has subscribed g260.
George Odgerlate, candidate for Par.
lament from lambeth, in the working
mems interests, has written letter re-
viewing the list Of subscriptions, and
charging the arlstocratic class with want
oi charity.
The Gazette this evening, published the
new regulation bill for the abolition of the
purchase system Of the army The main
feature ofthese regulations, is that rigid
examination is subjected.
A meeting Of the holders Of Spanish
bonds was held to-day. AcommiLtee was
appointed to vigorously oppose the threat.
ened tax OF Is per cent. on Spanish cou-
pOns.
An address to Napoleon Is circulating
for signature among the officers and sol
diers who served under the Empire. When
a asufiicient number Of signatures has been
obtained, twill be forwarded to Chisel.
hurst. It's contents Is not made public,
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Tennessee, October a.
The gin house Of J. L. Blythe, near
Horn Lake, Mississippi, together with
fifteen bales Of cotton and two gins,
burned yesterday. Loss $1,000.
The crew oil the steamboat Mary Boyd
mutinied this morning and attacked the
mate, who shot John Killon, (negro)
twice, wounding him severely, but for the
arrival Of tho police the mate would
have been murdered. Several of the
rioters were arrested, but the ring.leadets
rscnnpl
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 3l.-Tt Is thought none
Of tho Communists remaining In prison,
will be executed, except Mr.. Ferre.
The disarmament Of the National Guard
throughout France Is neariy completed.
The General Council OF Corsica Is on.
gagged in holding discussion over the mo.
ton TO annul the election Of NJ. Cont,
formerly private secretary 10 the ex.Em.
nprnr
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 3l.-Further arrests
of conspirators have been made at Bar.
celona and additional evidence Of their
guilt brought to light. Stores Of arms,
bombs and other warlike materials were
discovered. The international Society Is
at the bottom Of the plot, and the men
arrested are for the most part members Of
that organization.
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Explosion OF n Roller.

oswEoo, N. Y, Oct. 8i.-A boiler in a
tannery at Tioga Centre exploded ut 2
o'clock this morning, killing a man
named Van Auder, and severely injuring
George Quizin and several others. The
boiler was thrown q distance Of 800 feet
II was old, and an over.pressure OF steam
was the cause of the accident,
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CANADA.

TORONTO, ONT, Oct. 8i,-Thc Ottawa
correspondent ofthe Globe telegraphs that
the policy Of the Government Is not to
demand the restitution OF the schooner
Hornet, as she has not been condemned
in the courts.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoScoRp, October 3i.-Eighteen hun.
,lred sheep and six horses, brought
through from Canada by Rugg & McFar
land were seized last night at White
River junction, by the Custom office, for
underyaluntion.
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GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 8O.-The Republl.
can State Executive Committee met to
day. Foster Blodgett, Chairman, offered
resolutions which were adopted, endorsing
President Grant, and complimenting Al
tOrney Akerman.
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LOUISVILLE complains that zone woe
doth tread upon another's heels, 90 fast
they follow" They have the smallpox
down there, and now GeolranciStrain
threatens to break out In the village.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 8l.-The Little
Rock Conference Of the NJ. D. Church
South, State Medical Association, and
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, meet here
tomorrow. A large number ofstrangers
are In the city.
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Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S1.-The Enter.
prise Insurance Company has suspended
In consequence Of the Chicago losses, and
will be forced to go into liquidation.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Enterprise Insurance Company has
made an assignment to the Pennsylvania
Life Insurance Company, granting annui-
ties. .0.
The Health Officers report gives the
number Of cases Of smallpox: During last
week 458, for tile year 1,647. Deaths from
smallpox during last week 50, for the
year 283.
Deputy Sheriff Irwin, convicted Of tax.
ing illegal fees, has been pardoned by the
Governor.
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II. LUDiNGroN, Mayor.
NJ. p. JEwBTT,
]. r. DUTCHER, NJ
g. j. KERsHAw,
LrsnIftns IoY1 tniIlte
Kretntipe Committee.

Gen. G. G. washburne, the Republican
candidate for Governor, and Hon. j. r.
DOolittle, the Democratic candidate, who
have been holding joint discussions at dit
ierent points in tue State, wind up to-
night In this city. The canvass has been
very active one on both sides. The
Democrats especially have put forth a
great effort and feel sanguine OF DooliLtle's
election, while the Republicans are equal
ly sanguine Of Washburne's success.
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TrLToN says Victoria Woodruff Is "a
green leaf, and her legien Of relations arc
caterpilIars who devour her." Tho cater.
pillars should be encouraged.
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WA1 DEPllTIENT, I
OETIUB or THE CHIEP SIGNAL oPFIuER, J
WAsRISGTON, D. O., Oct. 3l-7.80 r. n.

WAl DEPAATNERT, !
OETIUB or THE CHIEP SIGNAL oFNuER,
WAsRISGTON, D. O., Oct 3l-TSO ?. n.
PROBABILITIES,
The barometer will probably continue
to TALL on the Atlantic coast, with south.
easterly winds and cloudy weather and
rain Wednesday from New England TO
North Carolina; a rising barometer with
westerly winds on the guilt coast. The
low pressure in Indiana will probably
move nOrtheAstward, with easterly winds
veering to the south and west on Lake
Michigan. Cloudy and rainy weather
will continue on the lower lakes, and
clearing weather on Wednesday succeed
to the rain OF tonight, Cautionary Sig.
mails have been ordered at Cleveland, Chi.
cago, Toledo, Milwaukee, Grand Haven
and Detroit.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, October 3l.-The Spanish
nlan.oi. war PizRrro leaves to-day Tor the
East. Others will follow.
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AN Iowa woman put starch In her huS.
bands beer, thinking 1t was arsenic, and
was surprised because 1t dldn'tstlfen him.
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BUTTER is nInoty.Avo cents a pound In
Colorado.
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BELGIUM.

BRUssELs, October 3l.-The King of
Belgium has made donation Of $500
francs to the Chicago relief fund
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WANT SUPPLIED,

elilm that II cannot be excelled, ist, In puri.
and quallty; 3D. In economy, because Il ls
nm and hard AZ soon as made and will not shrink
wnen exposed TO the atmosphere, like most
soaps DO. II will therefore wash half as much
m9teM tho soaps now In market at the same
Ees % FJrperiectlon in wa1hlng You must
Mh WMh witha pure, clean soap, OF you cannot have
Clean, whlta clothes. USe h6 Fdp0rite Soap and
you Will have no more ttonble getting your
tIothSs white and iaultless, and guarantee that
nWlll not lnjnfe the skin or the most delicate
hptics. lth, | claim for II an advantage over ell
othete In that II will bear leaving In water for
l9 hours without injufing II. Other soaps are
rendered ueelees by forgetting them IN the tue
basin after using. Please enquire oi your
Etoeef for the Favorite Soap, and you win be
WnNlnecd that II Is the best
vN1trloE.-EAch bar Ia stamped "MlHtFt' and
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"Sa' hhSNln1, ", Va"
Manufactured and sold Al wholesale By
EDWARD REID,
as. Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
--Augg Wheeling, w, Va.
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1eluslvely to the IntelllgoncOr.

C3y tho Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sss'l
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THE PEOPLES BANK.
THE CITY BANK, BELIAIRE, o.

/ -
On's on Water ST., Opposite Central Block,
Does general Banking business: receives
money on deposit and pays interest on Epecial
GepOsh discounts notes and bills deals IN Ex.
thanHc; Coupons and National, State and local
The pfomptest attention given 10 collections on
B.llaro and its Vicinity. Tho correspondence
.! Banks, Bankers and others, having business
Nthid point solicited.
DIREOtORl:
4 W, Anderson, Isaac Booth,
4, o. MOllOtt, A,P, TRilman.
John r. Mercer, &C, Kelly,
. A. W. ANDERSON, PrcS'L
Up. TALLMAN, Cashier. iep96
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Weather Report.

AbN Au SAuA 0OPy W IhS peitol ReIunk up Clnn
Postmasters arc requested to act as Agents.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILwAuKEE, Oct. 31.-The Relief Com.
mittee publish the following circular, with
arequest that the country papers please
copy:
HEADQ'Rs MILwUKEEl RELIEF Cont, !
s.i Wf'Hf Z iMIDwAUKEE, Novi1 4
To a Benevolent Public!
Through the spontaneous liberallty Of a
sympathlziDg people, Especially Of our
women, from Maine 10 San Francisco, we
have on hand and In transit an amplesup
ply Of clothing Of every description for
men, women and children, 10 meet the
wants Of the sufferers by the fre in North.
ern Wisconsin and on the peninsula Of
Michigan. Money Is still greatly needed
for purchasing provisions, building mate.
rials and tools, farming implements,
horses, oxen, cows, hay, feed, &c. Money
may be sent to Alexander Mitchell, Treas.
urer. s.
fSignsth II T,UntNnTnN 1E1tor
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30

exemplary gentleman and universally pop
ular as a journalist.
The friends of the union Of Canada
with the United States will hold conven-
tion at Niagara Falls on the 4th of July.
Two delegates from each Congressional
District in the United States, and two
delegates from each Parliamentary Dis
trict in all the British Provinces will com
pose the convention.
The Utica Observer is answerable for
two statements in regard to the miscreant
Just executed. The hrst is that Rulofi
made known TO his counsel that his asso-
cia.es in the crime for which be was hung
we're also his victims, their drowning be-
ing not accident, but the great criminal:
own work. He committed three murders
the night he killed Merrick. The second
fact is that RuloG had the hardihood
pending his trial, to propose to his counsel
still another murder the killing of the
principal witness against him, and gave
the name of desperado in New York
who would do the deed.
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EXECUTION of a Murderer.

Charles Eacker was executed at Fonda,
n. Y, on the Goth instant, Cor the murder
Of Thomas +. Burdic. Eacker maintained
a firm demeanor throughout the proceed
ings. Upon the Sheriff asking him il he
had anything to say why the sentence of
death should not be passed, Eacker re-
piled, in q low tone of voice Notwith-
standing that is the sentance Of the law, l
am guilty of no crime, and am willing 10
submit to it, After pause Of minute
he spoke to the Sheriff in whisper, say
ing he did not want cap placed on his
head. He was then told to rise, and STEP
ping aside laid his hands upon the coffin
The moose was then adjusted and his limbs
bound with straps. At p. m the Sheriff
again spoke to Eacker asking him if he
had anything further to say. lie was un-
derstood to respond in the negative. The
Sheriff then cut tho cord and Eacker was
launched into eternity. He went up and
then descended with heave thud, swing
ing to and fro for few minutes, but there
was no visible struggling.
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POLITICAL.

Gov. Scott, of South Carolina, who ar
rived in Washington last week, had an in
terview with the President, in which he
said that there was no necessity for put
ting the State under martial law. and that
there was a good state Of feeling among
the better classes Of citizens to put down
Ku-klur organizations.
In the Massachusetts, Senate, on the 10th
inst the matter Of cheap railroad trans
portation-a subject initiated through the
action of Mr.. Josiah Quincy, and which
has been discussed at length in the Legis-
lsture and the public press--was finally
recommitted to the Railway Committee,
with Instructions TO report bill requiring
one or more railroads to run trains ut the
uniform rate Of two cents per mile.
At the beginning of President Grants
administration the bonded debt of South
Carolina was only some five millions Of
dollars. II is now nearly sixteen millions,
having been more than trabled. The con-
sequent increase Of taxation has been enor-
nous, though the taxable value Of proper
ty in the State is less than onc-half of
what it was in 1860 The fact that the
State is wholly in the hands Of the blacks,
who are non-property holders, accounts
for Il increase in its Indebtedness, and
the burden of taxation which falls upon
the white property holders. The latter
can hardly be called unreasonable when
they ask that the white Taxpayers should
have that share in the administration of
the State government to which their num-
bers entitlc them World.
That woman is not TO be shut out from
the political arena any longer, may be re-
garded as an accomplished fact, since it is
reported that Mrs. Gen. Sherman is short
ly to establish II paper advocating the
General and herself, or herself and the
General, for the presidency. Ii is furth-
ermore alleged that the shrieking sister
hood concur heartily in this compromise,
and abandoning Mrs. Woodruff, will
unite upon Mr., and Mrs. Sherman. Mrs.
Gen. Logan is expected to control the
Grand Army Of the Republic, through
Gen. John A.; Mrs. Blanche Ames is re-
lied upon for her papas influence, while
Winnie Ream and Anna Dickinson are to
do the stumping, to Anna being intrusted
the speaking and to Winnie the curl shak-
ing. Truly, this looks like business
Hurrah for Mrs. and Mr.. Sherman, the
woman's candidates.