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SOUTH CAROLINA.
More Ku.Klux Arrests.

WASHINGTON, D. G., October 2G.-.In.
formation has been Received here that
eighteen citizens in York county, South
Carolina, were arrested this week, charged
with being membersot the Ku.Klux or.
ganization. There are forty persons al.
ready in Yorkville Jail on the same
charge. Attorney General Ackcrman is
personally aiding Marshal johnson in n
raid on the proclaimed counties.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 2O.-Adviccs
from York county, South Carolina, state
that arrests have been been made. Mum.
bers of men are leaving the county and
their deserted families are suffering. Busi.
ness of all kinds is suspended.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2G.-This evening j.
DAILY, a private soldier at Taylor Bar,
racks, this city, shot with a Spring.
field rifle and instantly killed j. +,
Williams, another private. Williams had
been too intimate with Days vile.
DAILY, having been drinking, shot him
without warning through the head, ex-
claiming, "Die, you s. OF b--W DAILY
was turned over to tho civil authorities,
and Is now in jaiI.
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Death OF Hon. Thos. Ewing.

CINCINNATI Oct 2G.-The death OF
Hon. Thos. Ewing, sr., who died at Ian.
caster, Ohio, this afternoon Nt halfpast
three o'clock, was announced In the
United States District Court this evening,
whereupon Judge Ewing adjourned the
Court 1t Is expected that a number Of
the members of the bar OF this city will
attend the funeral, which occurs at Ian.
caster on Saturday Mt II o'clock.
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EXCEPT the detailed vote Of Benwood,
the only election news we have from
the interior Is, that Berkeley county has
gone Democratic by two hundred ma.
jority; GloTer's Gap gives ITO Demo.
cratic majority, and Central township,
Ritchie county, "a Republican majority.
1t was impossible to get anything from
ClOrksburg, Grafton, Cameron, Fair.
mount, Piedmont, Moundsville, and other
points on the railroad, from which frag.
mentary reports can generally be OBJ.
tanned.
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The F aVoEite Soa p,
Manufactured by T. REID, wheeling, W. Va.

claim that II cannot be o1celcd, ist, In pun.
" and quality; I'd, In economy, because " NJ. Y
Grm andhard as soon as made and VIII & n3t snIinK nm.
when exposed to tho atmosphere, IKE moet
eoaps do, II will therefore wash half as much
more a. Inc soaps now in market Of the same
price; Sd, For perfection In washing Iou must
W4sh with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
rIesn. white clothes. Use he RdU0riN Soap and
Won viii have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and hultless, and guarantee that
Il viii not lnjnre the skin OF the most delicate
fabrics, Ath, claim for u an advantage over all
Others in that II will bear leaving In water for
OF 10 hours without inJuting II. Other soaps arc
rendered useless by forgetting them In the tue
or basin aftcr neing. Please enquire OF your
grocer for the FAvOrite Soap, and you will be
convinced that II Ia the best
CAuTIoN-Rach bar Ia stamped "Mintrf and
Mechanics Fdporib Soap, mdnuJdcturSd By h.
Rtld. Whaling, W, Va"
Manufactured and sold At wholesale by
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
aug39 Wheeling, viva,
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The Nav Yotk Forest Fires.

New YoRK, October 2O.-It Is rainy
and foggy this morning at Niagara Falls.
A special states that the fire in the
woods south Of Albion, which stretched
five miles, Is entirely sdbdued, and the
heavy rain last night will settle 1t. Five
houses, seven barns, two flour mills and
one hundred and seventy thousand tons Of
hay was burned since Wednesday morn
Ing.
A large fire broke out near Lockport,
and is now confined to Tamarack swamp.
Two children we're burned In II.
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ITALY.

ROME, Oct. 9O.-The workingmen's
societies OF Rome and Naples have re.
fused 10 participate in the Congress of
the workingmen, to be held in Rome, on
the ground that the assembly Is to be
mere Republican demonstration, un.
friendly to Italy. The government has
lCssened tho precautions against the in.
ternational partisan Republicans, belicv.
Ing their principles have no hold upon
Italy.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Oct 20-A riot occurred at
Oakdale, the present terminus Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, which resulted
in the death OF n Swede named Knudden
at the hands Of a notorious blackleg
named John Wallis alias Blankey Jack.
Several other Swedes were severely In.
jured by the associates Of Wallis. Wallis
has been arrested and brought to ST, Paul.
The completion Of the 81. Paul & Pa
ciic railroad to Breckenridge, on the Red
river, was celebrated yesterday by an ex.
cursion Of the Old Settlers Association to
Breckenridge.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O-The coron-
er's jury in the case Of Levi Baldel, who
was shot In the riot on election day, gave
In n verdict of death by a gunsnot wound
IN the hands of Police Sergeant James
Duffy
George Connel died this morning.
Yerhs, Jr., the deiaulting stock broker,
has been held to bail in fifty thousand
dollars.
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THERE is ono pleasant feature Of yester'
days election, though the average result
Is disastrous. Whllc the rank and file Of
the Democracy obeyed with alacrity the
lash Of the party whip, large numbers Of
the mos! liberal minded and intelligent
men in the party declined to submit to the
humlliating cxactlons required Of them in
the name Of party, and voted, some for
plrt and some for oil, tho Republican
ticket. When we see the better men of a
party do such thing for principle, VIC
are led 10 hope Tor better results in future
than those reached yesterday.
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PERSONAL treachery yesterday cost the
Republicans of this county good many
votes. Men who have acted with the
Republicans for years went to work yes.
terday with professions of fidelity on theiT
lips, and secretly circulated mutilated
tickets whereby the most valuable votes
of unsuspecting Republicans were given
to their opponents. Men capable Of such
fragrant treachery are capable Of betray.
ing their Savior ifthe price were sufficient.
In one respect they have less Of our respect
than Judas, for he had shame enough left
to go hang himself, and they have not.
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The International Society and the
EuTODean NTOnaTChies.

NEW YORK, Oct. ga Herald special
from London, dated 25th, says that Baron
Won Beust Is preparing a note regarding
the International Society to be addressed
to all governments Of Europe. The
Prussian government will propose to the
Reichsrath, law on the same subject.
Anemnent jurist and special junction.
ary are charged with the duty Of drafting
the law.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct 2G.-To.day's journals
publish an appeal in aid of the sufferers
Of Chicago, signed by Won Beust, i. II.
Longer, Todisco, Kinsky, and others.
United States Minister Jay Is active in the
relief movement.
The Hohenwarth Ministry rendered
their designations to day. There Is no
doubt that His Majesty will accept them.
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PITTSBURGH.

PfTTsRURau, October 26.-Unusunlly
warm day. A heavy storm came up at
fve o'clock this evening with thunder
and lightning; II has been raining ever
since. Tho river, rs yet, is unchanged;
25 inches in the channel, The prospect
for rise IL more favorable
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SPAIN.

RumOrs OC|COnspiTacy Unfounded.
MADRID, October 2G.-Rumors have
gone abroad OF conspiracy against the
government by tho partizans OF Duke
Montpensier and the infant Alfonso.
They are without truth, The whole
Kingdom Is perfectly quiet. No demon.
stralions of any kind against the dynasty
of Savoy is Opprehended.
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MILWAUKEE, October 20-Mr. Frank
Dillingham;, son of Gov. Dillingham; of
Vermont, and brother.in.law Of Senator
Carpenter, was married this evening to
Miss Kate Page, daughter Of ex-Mayor
Page, Of this city. Senator Carpenter and
Gov. Dillingham; were present.
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The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gincers elected officers Wednesday at To.
ronto for the ensuing year. The next
place of meeting will bo at St, Louis.
There were two deaths from yellow.
fever at Charleston yesterday.
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Secretary DoutweIl's Lecture at
nORtnn.

BosroN, Oct. 2G.-Sccrctary Boutwell,
lectured tonight on the "Present ques.
tions affecting public prosperity" He re.
ferred to the labor question, saying that
cooperation was tic best way by which
laboring men could obtain full Justice.
The land question was ono which re.
quired attention. The evils which had
crept into 1t rs regards corporations
should be remeded. So also Of the rail
road system Of transportation. Alluding
to the fact that out OF 140 merchant YES.
SelS sailing between this country and Eu.
rope, not one sailed under the American
flag, he said 1t was to be deplored, as also
the humiliating spectacle which was thus
presented Of allowing Great Britain
10 take possession Of the commerce of the
world. Speaking Of the same duties for
building ships, he said that the repeal OF
those duties would neCesstate the reno.
val of duties upon other articles, and this
the government cannot afford. lie ar.
gued against the project o! poStponing the
payment Of the debt, thinking 1t was best
10 grapple with 1t now, and gave capital.
lists a sharp rap for endeavoring to shirk,
as they sometimes do, their real share Of
the burden.
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THE NORTHWESTERN FIRES.


LeCIuTes Tor NeIIeT Fund,
DETROIT, October 20.-Gen. L. NJ. Leo,
late acting Governor Of Wyoming, is de-
llvering q course Of twelve lectures in the
principal cities of this State for the
benefit of the sufferers by the late fires.
The audiences are large and enthusiastic.
The lecturers are q complete success.
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THE RESULT.

At three o'clock this friday morning
we have returns from seven out OF the
en- townships Of this county, and the
story they tell is one Of defeat all along
tho line. Taking the highest votes in
each township, this Is the result for
county members Of the Convention in
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BENwooD. W. VA, Oct 27.-Ferguson,
Rep, 1lJ; Beeson, Rep, 115; Raymond,
Dem, 1876; Gallagher, Dem, t22; Brown,
Rep, 1l5; Morgan, Dem, 1876; Criswell
Rep, ia; Pipes, Rep, 1l5; Morris, Dem.
1926; Lowdensberger, Dem, 1876; Bier
Rep, 1l5 White Rep, 1i5i Iannen
Rep, 1l5; Newman, Dem, 1876.
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An Offensive Passenger Killed by u
Conductor.

ST. LOUIS, October 28-Information
has been received here to the effect that
on Wednesday night five men got on a
train on the Southeastern Railroad Of
Delatield. They were very noisy and re-
fused to pay their fare, but subsequently,
three of them did pay. One of the re.
manning two was very insulting to Frank
Hall, tue conductor, and wanted to fight
him. On arriving at McLeansboro a fight
ensued, shortly after which Halls oppo-
nent died,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 2O.-A number of Com.
munists were released by the courts-not
less than 10000
1t Is said that Prince Napoleon has lefl
Corsica
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYP1cB or the CHiEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINsroN, D. O., Oct. 26-T30 P. n.

The low barometer on Lake Huron will
probably move eastward with brisk south.
westerly winds tonight on the lower likes
Partially cloudy and clearing weather on
Friday very generally from the Mississip.
pi river TO the Appalachian range Rains
and local high winds in Western Vir.
dinia and North Carolina. Cloudy and
rain with southeasterly winds for the
middle and east Atlantic coasts. No i'm.
portant change for the Southern States
and nOrtherly winds for the Gulf coast.
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T ARGE SALE OF
Pure-Bred Short Horns.

The subscriber will sell at auction, at Charles.
town, W. Va, on November 1st, at IL ", hiA
herd Of THlRTY.ElGIlT HEAD Of
Pure.Bred Short Horn CattleJ
Consisting OF IS Cows and IIeifers and 10 Bulls.
These arc chiefly young cattle, all OF the purest
European and Kentucky kedigrees, and record
cd In the American Short Horn Herd Book.
A catalogue containing terms, pedigrGes, 30,
will be sent to any ono on application TO tho sub
scrlbCr.
Rep30dAw JAMES N. RANSOM.
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The Va. and Tenn. II. IL. injunction.

LYNCnURG, Va, October 20.-The bill
heretofore filed and withdrawn in the
United States District Court for the Eas.
tern District Of Virginia, was relied yes.
lerdny, praying m Injunction IN restrain
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
William htahOney, President, from carry
ing out the provisions of an act Of the
Virginia Legislature, consolidating that
road with the Norfolk s. Petersburg road
and the South Side road-under the title
of the Atlantic s. Mississippi Railroad
having lis terminus at Norfolk, Va, and
Bristol, Tenn further that the Virginia
& Tennessee Railroad be restrained from
issuing any bonds under the act Of the
Virginia Legislature in the fnrtheranCe oil
the interests Of the Atlantic & Mississippi
Railroad, which act Is alleged to be un.
constitutional; that they be enjoined from
negotiating q loan for $S,000,000; bonds
Of this amount have been executed and
attempted to be sold at a discount of 25
cents, and that the defendants be enjoined
from the construction Of the Cumberland
Gap Railroad, or in any way fostering the
roads by the use Of the funds ol the Vir-
ginia & Tennessee Railroad.
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The contributions of Providence, Il
l., to Chicago and other western sufferers
amount to about $1,000. 1t has been de.
cided to give 5000 to Wisconsin and
Michigan.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Contributions in Aid Of AmGri.
can Sufferers by Fire.

N SNASASNS W AtlCe
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The contributions
to the Chicago Relief Fund received al
the Mansion House up to last evening
amount TO EGl 200. The town of Brad.
fond has subscribed G4,25O. The Times
this morning urges the dispatch of
prompt and liberal aid for tho settlers in
Wisconsin and Michigan burned out by
the forest fires. The Times says If such
help Is not afforded to these unfortunate
people the ultimate suffering which will
result from the northwestern fires will be
greater than what will follow the Chica.
go conAagration.
FRIGITFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON; October 20-Another fright.
lul collIery explosion took place this alter.
noon in the Sea House mine, near New
Castle. ThiEty.three men were in the
pit at tho time, none Of whom have yet
been reached. There Is scarcely n hope
Of saving a single lie. The families Of
the victims, with large number Of peo.
pie, are gathered around the mouth Of the
nit,
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Attempt 10 DeGraud an Indiana
nnnk.

EVANSVILLE, lND., October s2G.-Au
attempt to delraud the Fourth National
bank OfthlS city out of $500 was dis.
covered and frustrated Yesterday, but the
would.be Swindler, who gave his name as
Bissinger, escaped.
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SAINT LOUIS.
A Bridegroom Kills a Man and Gets
into Inll.

ST Louis, Oct, 26-On Tuesday night
last, in East ST. Louis, Ignatius Fergen.
batz was stabbed and killed by Frank
Water, The affair grew out OF q dis.
turbance at marriage festival, and the
subsequent assailing OF the house of tho
bridegroom's father. Walter was tho
bridegroom, and is now in Jail,
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street
Two new Brick Dwelling Houses on Quincy
One ncwIlto Cottage on the Island. on Broad
way, ]. IRWIN.
oe!o Real Estate Agent
THRUST SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Deed OF Trust made to mo BY William Uo
SACK ana Nancy li0saCk bis wife, Of Cameron In
Marshall county, West Virginia, bearing date Inc
Slst day OF December, 1858, | viii, on
SATURDAY, tho 95th day Of Nov, A. d. 1871,
on the premises In the town Of Cameron, in the
county Of Marshall, State Of West Virginia, at
10 o'clock A. n OF that day, proceed 70 sell at
public sale all the right, title and interest Of tho
said William Hoslck and Nancy HoSack his wife
in AId to the following described real estate,
that Is to say all their right, title and nterestIn In
and to tho undivided 0ne'halT OF lot OF ground
situated In south Cameron, Marshall county,
West Virginia, known as lot No, QG) sixteen;
also the undivided interest OF tho said William
llosack and Nancy his wife In and To the follow.
Ing described proputy situated In tho town ol
Cameron, and bounded and described as fOllows,
to.wit: Beginning at stake, thence ~ deg.
". thiFty.One feet 10 stake, thence n. 81 deg. 9.
sIxty'seyen feet to tho Poplar Syringe road,
thence thlrty.twO and oRe.hAlf feet along said
road to q stake, thence g. u deg W. seventy.
eight and 0no.half feet TO the beginning; also,
one,half Of an alley now open between the lot
ub uNtNhkiHk " vehAeS
Fulton, OF the city OF Baltimore, Maryland,
which alley 10 eight feet, moro or less, In width
Of the front on Poplar Spring road, and runs back
70 tho rear OF lot adjoining on tho north belong.
ing 10 said James Fulton, and at the reor OF said
lot 10 ten feet, more or less In width, the portion
Of said alley hereby conveyed Is tho On0.hAlf
thereof, tO.Wlt: four feet front and Ave feoLmore
or less, at the rear, saving and reservlng Oh OF
the pre- hereby conveyed, the right 10 tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 10 TO-
move, alter and repair certain pipes through said
premises, now used and occupied by the Gaid
Company TO convey water from there down 10
the water station on their road, and also Tesery.
Ing to said James Fulton the right to have, use
aud maintain the track running across the reaTend
Of said lot, being an extension oil the ny" as the
same Is now used and occupied as long as said
''Y" and track Is kept open and used by paid
Company up to tho lot hereby conveyed from the
main track OF said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
also a lot Of ground In tho village Of Cameron,
In Marshall county, State OF West Virginia, and
which lot Is bounded on the south by u lot Of
Charles Keller, and on tho west by an alley, and
IN the north by a lot Of Henry MOore's, and on
.ho east by RigStCr lot, and being the same pro.
DGTty heretofore conyeyedby d. II, Dix and wife
70 the said William IlOsack,
TERMs or sALE-0ne.hali cash. balance three,
Iix and nine months. Il. J. PORTER,
Oc25 Trustee.
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Kansas Academy of Sciences.

LEAvENwoRTu, Ks, Oct, 2G-The
Kansas Academy OF Sciences met here
to-day. The attendance from Kansas
and adjoining States was large The ses.
sions will continue during the week.
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The trial of John Kelly, the murder
or OF Head Constable Talbot, at Dublin,
Is to commence Monday.
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A WANT SUPPLIED.

II
To supply want felt for real genuine good
article Of S0ap at reasonable price, the under.
signed isnow manufacturing such an article, as
all testify who have seen and used
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For Sale.

FoR SALE-ONE GOOD WARE.
y ROOM on Monroe street
one co aioFtabln Dwelling ll0u'U on Monroe
Two new Brick Dwelling uouses on Quincy
One ncwlilllo Cottage on the Island on Broad
way, ]. IRWIN,
OC'O Real Estate Agent
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Philosophy of Preserving Eggs.

The thousand and one recipes given
from time to time are in fact rs worthless
as the mermaid stories, or those of the
snake monster of the sea. Many who put
forth these stories for the million do not
know what a fresh egg is; many do it for
notoriety, and some ignorantlv No ego
is fresh that will shake; that is because il
has lost some of its albumen No ego
has ever been preserved over Il month
that will not shake, except it be air-proof-
ed, which is term not generally under
stood, and is a new process. If they are
put in solution, no matter what it is, the
egg will absorb it; if put in dry measures,
the albumen will escape by Transportation
through the she'll. The egg has been
coated with every conceivable compost
ton even in solid stone, and galvanized,
vet the watery material escapes. The
philosophy of this is that there is air in the
egg before it is treated, and this uniting
its oxygen aud carbon produces decom-
position by carbonic acid gas, the yellow
Of the egg first breaking, then follows the
destruction. Eggs are naturally designed
to last as long as the hen requires TO get
her brood, and the life germ can be pre-
served a few weeks-seven or eight-but
no longer The egg itself may be kept
in a preserved state for two years by
greasing with butter, oil or lard; but
from the time it is thus put up to the end
of two years, it will daily lose its albu-
men by Transportation, and while its car
bonic acid escapes to a certain extent, the
egg meat will be reduced fully two-thirds,
and will shake. For culinary purposes.
they will do very well. But we want a
whole egg, not a half one, and we want
them fresh. Butter, and lard, and suet
have been used for half century, still
nothing has recommended itself over the
old lining system in a commercial point
of view The theory always has been,
and still is, that to keep an egg fresh the
air must be excluded. 1t is the only
philosophical treatment of it that can be
made. Eggs are composed of more than
half dozen chemical Ingredients and
these components are very volatile hence
the atmosphere with its powerful agencies
works quickly upon it. Externally kept
from the air, the latter is poweriess to do
it harm but the ar inside no mortal can
prevent, and that alone in time will de-
compose the egg. Country Gentlemen