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Pennsylvania ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, October 11.-Mont.
gomCry county gives Buckalew SO ma
jority. Morris, Democrat, and Nyce, Re.
publican, are elected to the Legislature.
Dauphiu county gives Hartranlt 1897
minority. Lebanon county official returns
gives 1851 majority for Hartranft, and
1890 majority for Killinger, Republican,
for Congress-.
The following are tho official Demo-
cratic mAjorlties: Cumberland county,
4Ss; Northampton county, 3,141; Bucks
county, 37s; Wyoming county, 200; Mon.
tour county, 246; Adams county, $40;
Berks county, G040; LYcoming, 4OS. Re-
publican lnajOrities: Susquehanna, col;
Delaware, 100. Holster Clymer, Demo
crat for Congress, has G,O7l majority.
The corOncr's jury in the case OF John
O'Bryan, who shot and killed policeman
Daniel McGonigle, on Wednesday even.
ing, returned verdict that the shooting
was done in selt.deiGnse.
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NASHVILLE.


c,s,ic s,icGViLLE, GULLE, October 1.-THE Demo.
day IL TUnyention rOnS! met at Gallatln yester.
i,cn " ,ho huoMMlnSte a candidate lor Congress
il es,io,. sJS nashville q district, and remained
NOninStinanS al night, failing to make any
aV dit ,. SI1.. The Convention adjourned
ww sSndI s'o aI!er the twcnty,tirsl ballot. II
eIer, peGGted that the Convention would
hjIsS residential clector also, but il
llG.v Steat confusion prevailed, Col.
olSss, Tue present member md three
| InS were the candidates for Cor ConSr"ss ,S
Aerc tGpioS,o SToanson u. is making n speech
The beSnl s,,s toa large audience.
Fair tO.jsS" v"uatlce vance nj the Nashville State
The pfi1" AVA. was about twenty thousand.
vas O oSntaawlng did not come Of, but
F'''pOned until tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.
KIowAs AND wTNNEBAOos AT TIE ExECu.
- TIVE MANSION.

KIOWAS AND WINNEBAOos AT TIE EXECU
TIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE KiowS
and other delegations Of Indians called or
the President to day.
Senator Cameron had an interview Will
President Grant this morning.
Secretary. Delano goes to New York
tonight.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
The first series of five competitive ex.
amlnatiOns under the Civil Service rules
for tho purpose Of filling the flrst.class
vacancies existing in the Treasury De.
partment took place today at the rooms
OF the Board of Examiners for that de-.
partment. Forty.four candidates were
present, fourteen Of whom were women.
The names Of those who iail TO be ap.
pointed will be carried forward and
brought into competition with those Of
the candidates in the four subsequent cx.
aminations, so that each competitor, in
effect, completes for any one Of tho whole
number Of vacancies.
FUNERAL OF CAPT. DAvENroRT.
The funeral Of the late Capt. Daven-
port, OF the U. s. Navy, took place to-day
from the Metropolitan Methodist church.
The remains were conveyed 10 Oak Hill
Cemetery under IN escort Of q battalion
OF marines. A number of Navy officers
attended, including tho highest ranks.
INDIANS VISIT TIE PRESIDENT.
The various Indian delegations now
here visited the Executive mansion to.
day. The President through an interpre.
ter informed the Indians that the effort of
the government was to advance them in
civil place and preserve their lives by
encouraging them to industrial pursuits,
and making them comfortable homes.
The white people arc now so numerous
and increasing so rapidly US to crowd the
Indians, and therefore 1t was necessary
that the Indians should no more lead a
rowing lie but have fixed places of abode,
and the sooner they understood this fact
the better for them and their children.
The President remarked that he had
nothing more to say except through the
Secretary OF the Interior. The Indians
listened attentively but no invitation was
given to respond. The President and
Secretaries, four of whom were present,
retired 10 attend Cabinet meeting,
which was attended by all except Secre.
tary Robson and Attorney General VIII.
llams, and the Indians, after examining
the premises, left for their quarters.
Don Carlos Martin, the new Columbian
minister, delivered his credentials to the
President to-day. The usual complimen.
tary tormAlities were observed.
The Treasury negotiation OF chapter G
OF the warehouse regulations have been
so amended as to allow the transportation
and expectation Of merchandise from
Pembina via Duluth, Milwaukee, Chica.
cago, Port Huron or Detroit 10 Canada,
also to allow tho same kind OF transporta.
ton and expectation from Duluth via
Pembina to British North America on the
Red river.
It is probable that all Of the public de-
partmcnts will be closed on the day Of
Mr.. Stewards funeral as an additional
mark Of respect to his memary.
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The Death of Mr.. Seward.

AUBURN, N. Y. Oct. 1.-THE funeral
Of Mr. Seward takes place at hall past
two o'clock Monday. The New York
Union Leauge club last night adopted
resolutions expressive Of regret at the
death Of VIM. II. Seward. The announc.
ment OF tho death Of Mr.. Seward was
received Ia this city with a feeling Of
sorrow. Flags are displayed at half mast
from many Of tho public building and
hotels to-day out Of respect 10 his men,
ory.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE announcement
oil the death Of Mr.. Seward was received
In England with great surprise as no in
:imatiOn whatever Of his illness having
reached here. The Daily NepS in his
obituary says: "Though Seward was un-
popular here by reason Of his peremptory
bearing he leaves behind him great ex.
ample OF vigor, energy and success"
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE United
States Courts adjourned to-day as mark
OF respect to tho memory of Mr.. Seward,
Judges Blatchford and Benedict, District
Attorney Davis and Messrs. Choate, Sill.
man and Il. D. Benedict made addresses
The Supreme Court also adjourned, and
tomorrow the Bar have meeting.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE fol.
lowing was issued this afternoon by the
Department Of State:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Oct. II, '72. {
Tho undersigned is charged by the
President with tho painful duty Of an.
nouncing to the people of the United
States the death Of the illustrious citizen,
VIM. Henry Seward, distinguished for
faithful and eminent service in varied
public trusts during a long series Of years.
He died at Auburn, In the State of New
York, yesterday, October 10th. Charged
with the administration Of the Depart.
ment of State at a most critical period in
the history ot the nation, Mr.. Seward
brought to the duties Of that Office exalted
patriotism, unwearied industry and con.
summate ability. A grateful nation will
cherish his name, his fame and his mem
ory. The several Executive Departments
will cause appropriate honors 10 be rem.
dered to the deceased statesman at home
and abroad.
[Signed] HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary of STATE.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Attempted Suicide OF Mrs. FAIRS
Moiher-.Relurn of the N. p. Rail-
road Party.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 11.-Mrs.
Fairs mother attempted suicide by poi.
son last night
The jury decide that the Chiet Of Po-
lice is entitled to $2SOOO against Buena
Ventura Perada, accused OF stealing
money from the Spanish government
chest in Cuba.
The Northern Pacific railroad party re.
turned in good health to Portland alter
ten days absence. They explored all the
harbors, bays and channels, run lour
hundred miles around Puget Sound and
examined tho Valley OF Columbia river
three hundred miles 10 the north OF Snake
river. They express the strongest admi-
ration oIthe entire route they personally
surveyed. Strong parties have made ia
vorable proposals Tor the immediate con.
structi0n of a railroad on the coast, also
from Columbia river eastward.
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Horrible Tragedr In MIssnnri

KANSAS Cry, Oct. 11.-A horrible and
unnatural tragedy occurred at Hickman's
Mills in this county yesterday. VIM.
and Harrison Young, sons OF Solomon
Young,ii'a wealthy farmer, quarreled
about the proposed marriage of their sis.
ter to man named Clemens, which
William favored and Harrison opposed.
Weapons were drawn but the parties
were separated by the friends, when Har.
rison rode home, got shot gun and
returning, met his brother riding with
Clemens md another man; shot him in.
tllcting fatal wound and killed his horse,
Clemens turned and rode oil when Har-
fired again severely wounding him in the
back. The assassin then fled but was
arrested at Independence. There is
great excitement over the affair.
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WI ceiling to Mansfield by Direct
Rail.


Our old friend and former citizen, Mr..
lanes E. WHARTON, now resident OF
Mansfield, Ohio, is in the city with a del
,r,,ion OF Mansfield gentlemen to see
rb,, can be done in the way Of interest.
inn our citizens in the railroad projected
by the Mansfield people in the direction OF
,6is city. We arc assured that the peo-
Me OF Manafeld are in earnest about
ibis enterprise, and we are not sure but
Nmsy prove the most practicable one
ve, presented to our people for q railroad
from this city into Ohio in the direc-
tiOn of Toledo. Try all things and
hold fast to what is good, Is q
eriptural admonitiOn. 1t is one we may
prOdtsbly apply to the various railroad
projects brought to our attention in that
direction. Let every proposition that is
s all feasible receive careful and disCrim.
nating consideration, and then let such
aid IS the city may find itself able to ex-
tend to anybe given to the ono which in
aIIrespects gives the best promise Of sue
cess and profitable results. Mansfield has
direct lines to Toledo and TO Lake Michi-
glu. Mansfield is nearly in line be-
tween this city and Toledo, SO that
road to Mansfield would give
Us a direct line to the objective
pOintat which another enterprise that has
had some attention processes TO aim. We
lave nOdoubt these gentlemen have some
3ctS and suggestions TO make that 1t will
be worth while for VIII cling business
men and capitalists to hear, and we trust
they will lend a courteous car TO the com.
mUncatlons Of our visitors. Wheeling
has authorized the subscription Of a very
large sum to enterprises in another direc-
ton, but the sober second thought has op.
Grated TO hold the matter Of making the
subscription open for further considera-
ton. Before it is done, ii it is to be done,
The proposition Of Mansfield should be
critically examined.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Charles II. Foster, curbstone broker
has been arrested in Montreal, charged
with realizing large sums Of money by
means OF forged notes. An application
for his rendition to Massachusetts ofllci-
ais under the extradition treaty has been
made.
Tie new Liberal State ticket In Ar.
kansas, has been formally Withdrawn.
The Little Rock Gazette takes down the
ticket, but puts up no other in It's stead.
james K. spaulding, founder of the
New York World, more recently con.
nected with the New York Times, died
at Dover, N, H., Thursday.
The New Jersey stralght.out Demo
cratic Convention met at Trenton yester-
day. W. W. Meredith was selected as
Chairman. A full electoral ticket was
selected, including Samuel j. Bayard
and VIM. NJ. Tiff at large
JAS. McCarty was killed on the Lee
high & SuSquehanna railroad Thursday
night.
Geo. Kingsbury, cashier Of the Lack.
awanna Valley Bank, was garroted, beat.
en- and gagged on Thursday night by
three men, who unsuccessfully attempted
to got possession Of the keys of the bank.
There was an immense demonstra-
ton and parade ofthe Father Matthew
societiessat Scranton, Pa, Thursday.
The extensive new furnace of the
Minnesota La Mott Lead Company, at
Fredericktown, Mo-, was burned Thurs
day night Loss quarter Of a million.
Five hundred men are thrown out Of EN-.
ployment.
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Newspaper Office Blown Up at
RalCIgh.

RALEIGH, N. G., October 1.-THE
building in which the daily SentiHe! is
printed was nearly destroyed about one
O'Clock this morning by an explosion Of
powder, which some party unknown
placed under tho press room. Everything
in tho room was thrown in confusion, and
tho press completely demolished. The
explosion caused great excitement, and
crowds tlOcked to the scene. The Sentinel
Is the conservative paper.
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DestrnctlHe ConflnCrn lion.

BANGOR, Me, 1880 4. NJ, October s.
Schwartz's fine block on West Market
Square, occupied by the owner as hard.
ware store, and by the National Insur-
ance Company and other offices, Is on
fire, and the flames have entire possession
Of the block which is past being saved.
The efforts Of the litCmen are now being
directed 10 preventing the spread OF the
fire to the adjoining block next north, in
which Is the Office OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company. It Is in imminent
danger and will probably be destroyed.
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The Dean Richmond Disastcr.

New YoRK, October 11.-A Washing
ton special says that 1t ia stated that tho
report Of the inspectors in the case Of the
disaster TO the steamer Deaa Richmond
shows that the accident to the Westfield
was excusablc compared with the circum.
stances OF this case. Although the boiler
had been inspected within the year, yet
the ageof the boiler justified q more Ire.
quent inspection. 1t is understood that
hereafter boilers over five years shall be
tested'several times during the year there.
alter they arc In use.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 1.-THE weather on
the British coast today is tempestous.
Some damage to shipping is reported.
Prince Napoleon has received notice
from the French government that he will
not be allowed to visit France or take up
his residence in that country.
The rumor Of an autumn session of Par
Lament Is discredited.
Additional military constabulary forces
have been ordered to Lesburn, Ireland, as
anti.CathOlic disturbances are threatened
in that town.
1t is said that Sir Rounded Palmer is
to be elevated to tho Peerage under the
title Of Baron Silborn.
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Arrested for Forgery OF Political
Letters.

NEW YoRK, October 11.-A Columbia,
S. O., dispatch says that so'called Capt.
Henry Carter has been arrested there Tor
attempting to Cntrap Franklin Moss, reg
ular GubernatOrial nominee, by giving
him letters purporting TO be from Prest-
dent Grant and Assistant Secretary Rich
ardson, promising him their support.
Both letters were the most glaring Jorge
ries. Carter, on his arrest, disclosed a
scheme ol which suspected prominent
boiling Republicans were tho instigators.
Carter willbC brought up in court to-day.
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, October 11.-River 8 feet
. inches and stationary. Weather cool
and clear. Prospects not favorable for
navigation.
= CINCINNATI, October 11.-River 3 feet
2 inches and falling,
EVANSVILLE, October 11.-River fallen
inch. Business good and river low.
MEMPHIS, October 11.-Clear and cool.
River declining.
LOUISVILLE, October 1l.-River sta
tionary. Clear and cool.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, October ia fleet of five
German men.oI.war, is now fitting out for
a cruize around the world. The expedi-
ton will be under the command of Ad.
miral Worner, and will be gone eighteen
months. The fleet sails directly for the
West Indies, and then will proceed to
New Orleans and other ports in the Uni
ted States.
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WATERFOWL, N. y, October lion
Thursday morning, a boiler in the steam
saw mill belonging TO D. II. Delano, OF
Pulaski, exploded with terrific force,
rendering the entire building a mass OF
ruins. The engineer, ]. r. Greenwood,
was thrown through tho building into the
Salmon river, and found dead some rods
below the mill. Tho body was shocking
ly mangled. Several other employees were
injured,
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John W. Gin and james E, Wharton,

"" We viii uuu JuIneS T., W h0ftOns
From the wellsburG lIerald.)
Ile death Of John W. Gill, formerly
well known in all this region rs man
o. Big ideas and great liberality, is an.
aounCed' and the Wheeling INTELLIdEN.
'SRpays HIM handsome tribute, which
We cory; At the day when MIR. Gill
.ouflshed, We believe, he never looked
very much in our direction, but on the
vOnIfafy,lfwe leCollect right, his influ-
race was generally directed in such q
>SY as operated TO our disadvantage, so
@ sS public Improvements were con.
Ns'ned; but he was n man of unbonndcd
Enterprise and great public spirit, and he
T. en''lIe!! as such 10 bC held in remem.
VANCE VANCE 10 him, and TO Mr.. James E.
NlatIon, the somewhat visionary but
@agqine and pushing editor Of the Wheel,
ius ins Mt', o, Of that day, the city otWhccl.
,us owes more than to any other two
msa, uead or living, her growth and
gGalaence as a manufacturing city. The
'"1ClS owe them u monument,
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COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, October "A middle aged
man named VIM. Sands, living near Hill.
yard Station, was committed TO Jail for
rape on his daughter.
Alta vGry small meeting Of Straight
outs to-day II was resolved TO call q Con-
vcntlon 10 meet in this city October 2ed
10 nominate Electors for 0'Conor.
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Collision Between Whites and Blacks
in Arkansas--Several Negroes KILL
ed and Wounded,

MEMPHIS, October 11.-Serious trouble
between the whites and blacks at OsceoIa,
little town forty miles above here on the
Arkansas shore, has been brewing for sew
eral days, which eliminated on Wednes.
day evening in fight, in which one negro
was killed and several wounded. The
trouble originated in the killing OF Sheriff
Murray some weeks ago by Mr.. Fitzpat.
rick, the County Register, and the break.
ing up OF Conservative meeting last
week. 1t is reported that Fitzpatrick was
to have been tried this week, and TO pre-.
vent the trial from coming of, it is believ.
ed he melted the negroes to arm and sur.
round tho town, when the whites in turn
armed and drove them of as stated above.
The officers ot the court house and some
merchants, with portion Of their goods,
arrived here late last night, the negroes
having threatened to return and burn the
town. The greatest excitement prevailed
at last accounts. -
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FRlGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCT-
DENT.
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary of STATE.

A Passenger Car Thrown Down a
40.foot bank--Two Killed and a
Large Number IDjured.-Names of
the Killed and Wounded.
CAIRO, October 1.-THE ladies car of
IN express train on the Paducah & Eliza.
bethtown railroad, jumped the track last
night eight miles from Paducah, and went
down lorty foot embankment, landing
bottom upwards and demolishing the car.
Nearly all OF the passengers were more or
less injured. Two were killed outright, q
little girl named Georgia Jordan, OF
Clarksville, and Neal Deiassi, tobacco
agent Tor the Italian government. He
was found standing on his feet leaning
against the car dead. The wounded are
A. s. Harrington, Henry Burnett, Mrs.
Thos. BURY, Mrs ]. r. Cobb, N. Living
ston, Miss Mattie Ross, ]. Levy, and
Col, Baker, all Of Paducah; Mrs. Cameron
Thompson, Of Cincinnati, Mrs. Seymour
Perkins, OF Elkton, KY, Mrs. N. II. Cobb,
New Albany, Ind, seriously; Mrs. Cook,
Clarksville; Mrs. John II. Baker, Louis.
vile, and Dudley Casper, of Christian
county. Tne wife Of James Beverly, the
clerk Of the steamer James Fisk, had her
hair caught in a wheel so that it was nee.
cssary to cut it of close to her head before
she could be released. Her child in her
arms was unhurt. Mrs. Cobb, Of Padu-
cab, had leg so badly fractured rs TO
necessitate amputation, and her condition
is critical. Much credit is due to tho Off.
GERS of the road and the citizens Of Padu-
cab, who were promptly on the spot with
surgical aid and did everything possible
NASHVILLE, October II. "A report
reached here this afternoon that train
on the Elizabeth s PaduCah Railroad was
to-day thrown from So feet tresIle and
completely wrecked Five passengers are
reported killed and fifteen wounded. No
names or details.
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AToLERADLy full report Of Capt. DAM
r'HD'sspeech at Washington Hall Thurs.
day night appears in this issue. The
speech occupied an hour and half in de.
livery and was quite lengthy. Limited
time and space oblIge us to condense por-
tons it 50 that our report necessarily
does not do the distinguished gentleman
fall justice.
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Z, p,lI,oad Delegation from Mans
= field.

delegation OF prominent citizens oi
v.o.SeId, s Ohio, consisting of 1tessrs. ].
~ 1I'r roox, Z. $. STOCKING, L. G. sTRoNG,
r. + = sJ WHARTON aud G. L. GRIMES, civil
','i,ccr - arrived at the Grant House last
srsnipr, sD and would be happy to confer
Nj, i,mcrning with any Of our citizens who
'erl an interest in the connection OF this
If, r.ty with the important md ilOurishing
civ Of Mansfield by direct line oI rail-
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Judge Lynch ut Works Flre-.Rail.
road Accident ..- Three Persons
Killed.

sr. LOUIS. October 1.-THE Democrats
Jefferson City special says that the vigi-
Iants ut Aulville, Lafayette county, killed
one man and mortally wounded another
last night for horse stealing.
AnOtherspecial to the same paper SAYS
that fire to-day at Whitehall, Illinois,
consumed fifteen business houses. The
loss is not stated. Fire engines were sent
from Jacksonville TO aid in subduing the
flames.
John Tigle, his wife Mary and infant
two other men and boy left Litchfield
on the Toledo, Wabash & Western Il. r.
on hand car last evening, for their home
some miles away. When out a short dis.
tance they were run into by passenger
train and Tiglc and his vile and child
killed.
Speaker Blaine addressed q large au-
dience at Mercantile Library Hall to.
night. He was repeatedly and enthusias.
tcally cheered.
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Weather Report.
WAHDEPARTnHRT, /
.OPPIoE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL oPFCEn,
WGsHINdToN, D. c., October II --7:30r.M.

.OPPIoz or THE CHIEF SIGNAL oPFICEn.
WGsuNGroN, D. c., October II --7:SOr.M,l
rROBABuITIRs.
In the Northwest and thence to the
Middle Mississippi and Lower Ohio Val
leys sOutherly to westerly winds, with di-
minishing pressure and warmer and part
ly cloudy weather; on the upper lakes
and over Michigan southerly to westerly
winds, clearing weather and occasional
rains; on the lower lakes northerly winds,
veering to sOuthwesterly, with higher
temperature and partly cloudy weather
on Saturday. In New England and the
Middle States cool and clear weather,
and light northerly winds; in tho South
Atlantic and Gulf States northerly to cast.
crly winds and partly cloudy weather,
with possibly occasional light rains in the
tho latter. Frosts arc probable on Sat-
urday night for the mountain States Of
tho Allegheues and Blue Ridge. The
Mississippi river will probably continue
falling slightly from st. Louis to New
Orleans.
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The Tribune Retracts its Charges
Against Speaker Blaine.

New York, October 1.-THE Tribune
to-day, editorially, takes pleasure in with.
drawing in the fullest and promptest man.
ner the imputations on Speaker Blaine in
reference to his supposed transactions
with the Pacific Railroad Eastern Division
business,