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LYNCH LAW IN INDIANA.
The MuTdeTers of the Park Family
Hung by a Mob. $50 UI +

Hung by n Mob. Ib UI !
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17.-ThO three ne.
gro murderers Of the Park family near
lIenryville, Ind, were taken from the Jail
at CharlestOwn ut 3 o'clock this morning
BY mob Of hundred and fifty persons
disguised, and hung u hall milo from the
town. ..... ....... -.-
The Vigilance Committee at Charles.
town numbered seventy. They came 10
tho jail about l o'clock A. NJ, and de.
manded the keys Of the Jailer and Sheriff,
which were refused. They then took
blacksmith tools, and tore open the jail
doors, cut the hinges, broke the locks and
placed ropes around the neCks Of the
prisoners and took them one and half
miles from town, on the Lexington road.
Taylor and johnson were hung on one
tree, and Davis on another. The vigilance
committee all wore white masks.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November ~
Squire Taylor, Charles Davis and George
johnson, the negroes charged with the
murder Of the Park family, were taken out
of Jail at Charleston, Indiana, about two
O'Clock this morning, by a mob OF some
forty persons, masked and disguised, thir.
ty.three of whom entered the Jail and the
rest stood guard in the street. The ne.
groes were hung in the woods about two
miles from town. When found Taylor
had been stripped naked and burned In u
number of places with brands from the
Of fire, which the mob had probably kin.
died with the intention, as expressed by
them, of roasting them alive. II IS
strongly intimatGd that the negroes made
confession before their death. Taylor
and johnson were hung on the same tree,
and Davis on another one some hundred
feet distant. The mob was made up Of
citizens from tho vicinity Of Henryville,
Otis county, and Charleston.
The CorOners inquest, held today, rGn.
dered n verdict that they came to their
death by violence, being hung by parties
unknown. The negroes had not been in.
dicted by the grand jury, and the citizens
feared they would escape punishment.
No one attempted to interfere with The
mob, who broke in two OF the cells with
hammers and chisels, but the Sheriff un.
locked the third on seeing that he could
not keep them out
It's now known that the negroes who
were hung for tho Park murder, all made
n confession TO the Ku.Klux, corroborating
Johnson's first story. Taylor aCknOwl.
edged that hc did the killing, while Davis
held the light and johnson watched III
front of the house. There were only 80
men at the jail, but 100 in the woods
where the hanging was done. A box
containing some Of Parks clothing,
bed clothes and a sewing machine, had
been shipped to Taylors sOn.in.law, at
Chicago. Davis was Gj, Taylor 90 and
johnson near 40 years Of ago. During
the investigation the fact had been OK.
posed that Taylor's son John had murder
ed a crippled negro named Jack IN
Charlestownaboutt two years ago by shoot.
Ing him at night through window. Tay-
lof also confessed that he knew his son
committed this murder. In the house Of
Taylor a considerable quantity of stolen
goods was found, including much llno
rInihinU
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GhtGnteIliasnrer:
BOO, ,OOO fOr lhe WheeIing 8 TOIedO.

300, 900 for the Wheeling & Toledo.
The Second Branch of Council last
evening adopted a resolution directing
the Railroad Committee to petition the
Legislature to authorize tho Council to
subscribe 100000 to the projected rail.
road from this city to the Northwest. 1t
was supposed until recently that the Legis-
lature passed bill last winter authorizing
a subscription of 100000, but an eXami.
nation ofthe acts when published showed
no such act among them. The repre-
from this county supposed the
bill was passed, and It has not yet been
asccrtained whether they were mistaken
or whether ii was omitted from the public
volume by accident.
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STRANGE REPORT FROM THE
SOUTH.
A Society for the Expectation OF
RunianS to the North.

A Society for the Expectation OF
RulianS to the North,
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 17.-Tho Courier.
Journal OF tomorrow publishes Il start.
ling letter from the South, which sets
forth that society, strong in numbers
and in wealth, has been organized, hay
ing fOF It's objects the expectation Of the
negro Tnlians Grpm the South into the
Northern States. The letter in question
Is very positive and specific. ltsays the
plan is TO furnish such negroes as are
dangerous in every community with the
means ofgetting away, requiring them TO
go north Of the Ohio river. The society
is opposed to the Ku.Klux. 1t claims it
has the right, In the absence of local JUS
tice denied by the General Government,
to rid itself of the murderers and marall.
ders by money. II is alleged that the
increase ofnegro criminals in tho North
during tho last three months is the result
OF the operations of this society.
In u dOublcleaded leader the Courier
Journal disCouragcs the movement rs
revengeful and dangerous, and advises in
It's stead education and kindness to the
negroes.
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CANADA.
Population OF the Dominion.

OTTAWA, Nov 17.-To.days Gascttc
contains the census returns for 1871, show.
Ing the total population Of the Dominion
to be 3,494, ,024-an average increase Of
about 1871 per cent since 1861. The pres.
ent population Of Ontario Is 1,G20942 /;
Quebec, /, ,1OO,5O5; New Brunswick, 1885,
IN, md Nova Scotia 3S7,SOO. The per-
Centage of increase in the last ten years in
Ontario Is 10 1-10i Quebec, Z 10; New
Brunswick, 13t Nova Scotia, II 10.
Sir John A. Mcdonald Is reported to
be very sick, -.o ....-,.y>-.....
Norwegian sailor, was hanged to-day in
the jail yard for the murder Of Mrs. Eos.
ter on the Cd of May last. The prisoner
preserved a calm demeanor, and was ap.
parently Indifferent rs to his fate.
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The Ohio Debt.

CINCINNATI Nov. 1.-THE Ohio State
debt has been reduced this year seven
hundred and thirty.nve thousand one
hundred and fifteen dollars. The whole
debt Is now eight millions nine hundred
and ninety.ilvc thousand and twenty
ninc dollars, OF which over fOrty.nine
thousand bears no interest. Holders are
being notified that the State Is ready to
redeem it. .-... ...
Tho Second Presbyterian Church,
Fourth street, this city was yesterday
sold for 100000. The purchasers will
remove tho church building, and erect
business block in It's place.
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PITTSBURGH.

Immense Coal Fleet Coming Down.
PtTTsBuRan, November 17.-Filty.ntne
steamers, with about O,000,OO0 bushels Of
coal, left Tor Cincinnati and louisville on
the present rise, being the largest coal
shipment ever made from this port,
This evening a man named James Rob.
inson attempted TO shoot John Plttock,
one OF tho proprietors Of the Erening
Leader, the ball just grazing his head.
The difficulty grew out OF a publication In
reference TO Robinson.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov, 17.-A dcputation, con.
siSting OF Senators and Deputies, arc in
attendance upon the OOrtes, together
with Ministers oftho crown They waited
this morning on King Amadeus, and pro.
sentCd their congratulations to his mGjes.
ty, on the first anniversary Of his accession
to tho throne of Spain. The King in re.
spOnsc, gave the strongest assurances of
his patriotism and devotion to the cause Of
recovering for Spain her position among
tho powers of Europe, and restoring
national industry and prosperity. 7
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, November 17.-The lower
branch OF the Legislature today fixed the
rate Of taxation at forty cents on the 800
worth Of property, The present rate Is
sixty cents. The bill has not yet matured,
and will have TO go to the other branch.
Gen. John T. Wilder, formerly of the
Federal army, has been elected Mayor Of
Chattanooga, Tennessee. His brigade OF
mounted infantry fred tho first hostile
shot into that place during the war. He
Is now engaged in developing the resources
Of that section of the State, and enjoys the
confidence Of all parties. e.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Jnck Frost Minis Yellow Jnek,

CHARLEsToN, Nov. 17.-The accounts
from all sections Of the interior report
that the black frost, which occurred on
Thursday morning, has been general
throughout this and adjacent States. Ice
having been formed here during the last
two nights, all danger from yellow fever
has ceased, and the trains arriving arc
filled with returning refugees. The tler-
mometer at4 o'clock this morning marked
80 degrees.
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RUSSIA.

OUTSTANDING THE BALTIC PROVINCES
BERLIN, November tI-The govern.
ment of st, Petersburg Is vigorously en-.
gagged in the enterprise OF RuSsianizing
Its provinces on tho shores of the Baltic,
Its latest movement towards this end Is
to declare the Russian the only official Ian.
guage to be used in public dccrees, in
courts and in churches.
The seat Of the university Of Dorpat
has been transferred to Vienna.
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Resistance to an U. s. Marshal.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE Deputy
United States Marshal, in endeavoring 10
arrest joel Baker, charged with dealing
in counterfeit money at Salina, Mercer
county, Ohio, was attacked by two broth.
ers named Brandon, who swore that Ba-
ker should not be taken from Salina. The
Marshal was severely bruised and cut but
succeeded in securing the prisoner, and
brought him to this city last evening. 1t
is said that prominent citizens OF Salina
hold that their Probate Court Is the only
Jurisdiction to which their citizens are
nmenahle.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The store oi II. p. Leibec, Middle.
town, Ohio,' was entered by burglars,
Thursday night, and twelve hundred dol.
lars worth oil silks and lace goods carried
of. No clue to the robbers yet obtained.
The Putnam Fire Insurance Com.
pany, Of Hartford, have filed I'M applica.
cation Of bankruptcy,
The hardware works Of Penheld &
Sons, at Middletown, Conn.,, were burned
last night. Loss forty thousand dollars.
Insured for thirty thousand,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, November 17-William
IIagenmeyer, b2 years Of age, hung him.
self In his garrCt today. Temporarily
arrangement is supposed to have been
Ihe cause. lie left wiIc and three
children. .......
Arrangements are in progress for the
and entertainment OF the Ma.
.ional Board of Trade, which will meet
here on tho 9th OF December
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More Ku-KlnX Arrests in North
Carolina.

RALETGH, N. G., Nov. 17.-A dispatch
Of the 10th says that iiIty.three men were
brought there yesterday from Rutherford
and Cleveland on charges Of Ku.kluXlng;
A United States Commissioner named
Scroggins recently shot a prisoner lor
talking saucy to him. Several arrests
have been made, and out OF TWO hundred,
only sixiy.ilve have been retained ior
trial
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BOSTON,.

BosToN, Nov. 17.-Wm. A. Webb, Jr.,
alias Virgins, was committed for trial
to-day in default Of $1,000, charged with
obtaining money on forged certificates In
aid OF Sabbath Schools. lie appears to
have operated ut the same time in Brook.
lyn, Albany, Philadelphia and Washing.
ton City.
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Attempt TO Rob an Express Car.

MRMPms, Nov. 17-A bold attempt
was made at Tupello, Miss, a few nights
since, to rob m express car on the Mo.
bile & Ohio railroad, which was frustrated
by the messenger presenting pistol at
the head Of the first man that entered the
car, forcing him to jump from the train
while In motion.
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The weather To-day.
WAR DEPARTMENT, 1
OPPicH or THg CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov 17-7;S0 P. ~ \
PROBABILITIES.


The storm centre, will probably
move into northern Arkansas, with in.
creasing southeasterly winds on the Gull
coast, possibly rising 10 q gale III Texas.
Increasing easterly winds on the upper
lakes, with threatening weather on salur-
day A falling barometer, with cloudy
weather and rising temperature from Lake
Huron 10 Alabama. The area Of high.
est pressure, will move into New York,
with partially cloudy and pleasant wealth
er, Saturday. In the middle and eastern
States, nOriheasterly winds, with rising
temperature from Maryland TO Florida.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for
our coast this evening.
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ITALY.

PARIS, November IA dispatch from
Rome states that the Pope consents to tho
COnseCration OF the Church OF st, SuarC,
which he had hitherto refused, because
the church was the private property of
King Victor Emmanuel.
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Killed by a Runaway Team.

CINCINNATI, Nov. l7.-ITenry Montcas.
ter, while bringing load of acid into
Mansfield last evening, was killed by his
team running away.
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THE NETHERLANDS.

TIE HAGUE, Nov. 17.-The States
General and Parliament Of the Neither.
lands haye agreed to abolish the Dutch
embassy at the Papal Court.
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Daniel c. List, Trustee.
In ChSnccTy, Circuit Court for Ohio county,
West Va,
In pursuance OF decree OF said Court rnSdc
In this cause on tho goth day Of December, 1870,
will offer for sale, on
FRIDAY, tho 18Th day OF December, 1871,
at the front door OF the Court House Tor Ohio
county, West Vs., commencing at 10 O'Clock a.
tho following real estate, lying In tho city Of
Wheeling on the west aide OF Main street, Wig /:
Tho two valuable stores now occupied by ID.
4, Adler h Co. and by Peter 3. Zinn and others,
lying between the houses occupied by Harbour
( Dittman and y. Kline. Also tho property on
same side Of Main street now occupied by tho
shoe store Of Richard Porter, adjoining house
owned by J, D. Sheppard.
TERns OF SALE.0ne.lith Of purchase 70 be
paid In cash and tho balance IN one, two, three
aud four years from day OF sale, with interest,
notes with good security 10 bO given for tho do.
lrrrGd payments, and deeds Of trust, at the ex.
pcnse OF the purchaser, as further security on
nGviS DANIEL G. LIST, Trustee.
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Congregational Election in Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE majority for
John L. Beveridge, Republican candidate
for Congressman at large, in Cook county,
Is SAN, and his majority in the State
about i9,500.
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n xEoUToRs SALE OF REAL
II ESTATE

In pursuance Of the will Of Martha Knox, do.
ceased, the undersigned will, on
FRIDAY, tho 18th day Of Dec, 1871,
at the front door OF the Court House for Ohio
county, West Va, commencing alto O'Clock A.
N sell the following valuable property, lying on
tho west SdO OF Main street In tho city Of Wheel
Ing, being lot No. two ~ and part OF lot No. one
u, being tho same now occupied by IIarbout &
DIttnan, by George W. EckhArt and NJ. G. lIAne,
and by the dwelling house formerly occupied by
Mrs, Martha Knox in her lliGtim
TERMS or sALB-one.fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash, or as much more % the
purchasers may choose to pay; tho remainder in
four annual payments, with lntere't from date
payable scmI.annuay Negotiable notes 10 be
given for tho deferred lnstalments, to bc secured
by deeds OF trust and satisfactory insurance on
property atth expense OF tho purchaser.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
d. c. LIST,
novii Executors Of Martha Knox, decd.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 17.-Gen. Sherman
left for the Wabash, this morning, he sails
tonight
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NXECUTORs' SALE OF PERSON
IL AL PROPERTY.-AlI tho Household and
Kitchen Furniture belonging to the esti Of
MTlha Knox, late OF Ohio county, deceased, viii
bo sold at public auction by tho undersigned on
TUESDAY, November 0ist, 1871,
At the late residence Of said Martha Knox on
Main street, above Union, beginning at 10
O'Clock AN.
Terms Of sale cash, D. Q. LIST,
JAS. p. ROGERS,
noviO Executors of Martha Knox, deed
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Speech OF Gambelta.

Promised Speech Of Gambelta.
PARIS, Nov. 17.-There is considerable
interest awakened in all circles, by the
announcement that Gambeta will make
u speech nj st, QVintin, concerning public
affairs.
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BY TELEcR RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelligencer.

(By tho Western Union Line.
Office Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe StA.)
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MIR. LoNGLEY, the new Belmont Coun-
ty Auditor, took charge Monday last,
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For Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
" SALE.-A lot OF ground near Dewey 4
front by 27i deep, with q large brick Dwelling
House Of hall and II rooms, Also, frame ten.
ant house. VIII DO sold on favorable terms TO
close an estate, by ST.. CUTHBERT
nOvi6 Real Estate Agent Monroe street.
NLIZA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
u SprIgg Zane, COldGlia Carr and Milton 4.
Carr, Noah Zane, Sophia BustOn aud Alexander
EustOn, and PlAtOf Zane.
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE steamers Rus
sia and Thuringia have arrived ont.
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FoR sALE-oNE GOOD WARE
~ ROOM on Monroe street.
Ono comfortable Dwelling lIoufc on Mo1rob
street.
Two new Brick Dwelling Houses on Quincy
street.
ono new little Cottage on the Island on I.road.
way. ]. IRWIN.
OC95 Real Estate Agent.
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NOR SALE Low AND ON EASY
II TERMS-A Rrst class Tanncry, two story
Brick Building, 81 feet by o., with all the mod
The low price and location would mako II
available for any other manufacturing purpose.
Also a good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and full lot, on llAmpdGn street.
W. V. ll0GE q BRO,
nOvi Market street.
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A NEW ENTERrRIsE.

Messrs. Booth & Poorman have put up
somc extensive works, one mile below
town, for the manufacture Of hydraulic
cement. Their works are capable Of
turning out one hundred barrels per day.
The cement has been proved TO be of the
best quality, and the prospects arc that It
will meet with ready and extensive sale.
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Mayor Hall has stated that he has
Tweeds resignation In his possession con.
ditional, upon The appointment of q gen.
tleman selected by himself Hall also
says he has rendered the appointments Of
the successors of Sweeney, Hilton and
Fields, Commissioners Of Parks, to Comp.
trollcr Green, considering that the Demo.
cratic Reformers won the victory and are
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Occupied at present by c. LldGl, hair dresser and
wig maker For further particulars inquire Of
A. SCHWRRTFRGER,
novI7 lin Main street
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The Color GUARD.-Tbe attendance
on the Color Guard last night was still
larger than on Monday night and the
play went of smoother and with more
snap The cast is an admirable one,
and the various characters are sustained
in manner that would do credit to
professionals. We must particularly
commend the acting, reading and enun-
citation Of the lady personating Lucy
johnson. With an admirable voice and
clear perception OF the character, she
has united an artistic appreciation Of
the situation and renders the character
in most admirable manner. Jcrusha
and Abbie Smith are in excellent hands
and are presented in clear crisp, fresh
style that is charming. Among the
male characters we have only space to
speak OF Squire Williams who is clev-
erly rendered by Nell Richards, Louis
Ludlow personated by w. C. Duffield
in splendid manner, Sam Roberts,
Abbie Smiths VANITY and the news
boy Of Ford Agnew, the latter is
especially excellent. We may have
something to say OF TIE other clarac-
tiers during the week. The plot Of the
play is an attractive one, the tableaux
magnificent and the military manGu-
vers grand aud exciting. Every one
Of our citizens should see il. 1t will
pay. Seats may be secured at Sheibs
music store this morning from to -,
and in the evening until ! o'clock.
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MARrINsBURG, October IL.

Wheeling will have the honor Of
leading the excursionists to Baltimore a
distance Of near two hundred miles,
which is very worthily bestowed. When
we arrived at Cumberland we met the
first division OF the Pittsburgh delega'
tion--the second and third had not ar
rived there yet at the time Of our de-
parlure. General Bob French (cvcry-
body knows Bob is in charge Of our
train. The Cumberland City Fathers
and their friends are out in force and
will form the the rear guard Of our ex-
cursion train. They wear blue ribbons
with bronze letters. They are so much
like ours that some really think they are
cut from the same bolt of ribbon and
painted by the same painter. We
have Just been rationed for dinner, and
are now trying to improve the already
good spirit Of brotherly love. In fact,
some of our party's hearts are so full OF
happiness that they do not care who
runs for President, Boose Leasure or
Toby Vance
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To KEEP THE PEAcE.-Yesterday
George Weiser was arrested and taken
before Squire Clohan, charged with an
assault and battery on Michael Miller,
who resides on Caldwelrs run. The
offeuse was committed on Monday. An
examination into the particulars Of the
charge justified the Justice in holding
Weiser in bonds in the sum Of 500 to
keep the peace for one year. Failing
to furnish the required security, he was
sent to Jail.
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CUMBERLAND, October II.

The excursionists have passed over
the mountains without accident can
give you no adequate description OF the
scenery along the route. The eye is
continually feasted with a perfect pan
Drama of beauty. The richly tinted
leaves of the mountain forests, as seen
in the bright sunlight, is indescrbably
grand By the way, the falling leaves,
or something else, has produced a very
serious impression upon our City
Fathers. as | notice a great diminution
OF spirits, No wrong differences, how
ever. The composure of one Of our
heavy members was seriously disturbed
by his seat giving way. The eqnilli-
brum OF the balance Of the party is not
affected, however.