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LOUISVILLE.

Railroad subscription Authorized.
LOUISVILLE, November An ordi-
nance subscribing 100000 to the Eliz-
abetb and Paducah railroad to build .
branch to this city was fnall y adopted
by the City Council, last evening This
gives Louisville another Southern rail-
road.
A colored gentleman. named Alex.
Rees, was arrested here for being too
much married, having a wife in Baton
Rouge and another one here. Wife
number two has figured in the Courts
here for adultery.
The Louisville Preabytery
will meet November 18th for final
disposition OF the case OF Rev Gilbert
r Ropertson, CHARGED with druuken-
ness. lewdness and falsehood.
Tn. CHARGES Against the chief OF the
FIRE Department.
The Board OF Aldermen will convene
on Monday afternoon as q court TO in-
ye.,igare the charges agsiDs. the Chief
OF the Fire Department
A New Paper,
owned, printed and read BY the colored
people, is to be started here soon, to be
called the Free Speech.
Gel. BIanssn Daseas
will shortly reissue the Tr1s Demoza!
as . Sunday morning paper.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
Ry the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Ohlce, IlO Main Street.
NEW YORK.
The Presidential Campaig..

| Ahe rEeblUenttbI SotnphISo.
New YORK, November 1.-The com.
ing Presidential contest begins to ab.
sorb the attention of the press.
The Times this morning again places
before the public the effect which
Greeley's election will have on the
country. claiming that it would make
future business uncertain. 1t expresses
the utmost confidence in the result oi
the election.
The Tribune this morning reproduces
the Cincinnati address and platform.
E1itorially it claims that the unex-
pected aud formidable strength OF the
Liberal movement over the country
sufficiently demonstrates the wisdom OF
the Cincinnati. Convention. 1t again
asserts the Liberal party to be the true
Republican party and appeals to all
thoughtful Republicans to assist in the
coming contest.
The World strongly urges the Demo
Gratis to unite in the support Of Greeley,
and considers that the reelection OF
Grant, after the signal proof he has
given OF apacty for civil sdministra-
ton, would be a calamity Tor the coun-
try.
New Counterfeit.
Counterfeit twenty dollar bills on the
First National Bank of Plainfeld n.
j., are circulating here.
rhe Jury IN the Hail Case Fail to
Agree.
The jury in the Hall trial came into
Court at ll:30 to-day. The foreman
announced that it was impossible for
them to agree. They stood seven for
acquitral and FIVE for conviction They
were discharged. The contest in thu
jury room was bitter and recriminating.
The Horse Epidemic.
Ninety two horses died yesterday Of
the epidemic. 1t is stated that several
post mortem exam nations revealed the
presence of pneumonia and typhus
fever.
The Nayoralty.
Pursuant to call signed oy several
hundred merchants and bankers, favor
ing the election Of Havemeyer tor
Mayor, large crowd met at the juno
tion of Wall street aad Broadway, this
afternoon. The Co nmittee Of Seventy
urged the friends Of reform to support
Havemeyer and the Reform 'icket, and
urgei all honest citizens to abide by the
connse!s of the Committee OF Seventy.
Several sp eches were made advising
the same course. The meeting then
adjourned.
In the Court OF Over and rerminer,
to-day, Judge Brady adjourned Tweed's
case until the 18th o. November.
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TREN ION.
The Accident on the Pennsylvania
01tlFORd.

xstlrOad.
TRENTON, Y. J, Move noer Full
narticulars received here show that the
accident last night on the Pennsylvania
railroad occurred on the Janesburg
Branch between q passenger and a
freight train. The former had just
come from Monument Junction with
passengers from New York and the
freight train was an extra. When the
accident took place the latter was NOV
ing al the rate of FIVE miles an hour
The passenger train was running at the
usual rate The fireman on the freight
train was instantly killed. The fireman
on the passenger train. named Obadiah
Freeman, wss also killed. He was a
married man and lived at Freehold.
T. Tindall, engineer of the freight
rain. received injuries that will
prove fatal. He was from Woodville
and was married. The engineer
of the passenger train, Joseph Dsvi'
SON. received serious but not fatal inJu.
r;es John Collins. brakeman, received
serious injuries. None OF the passen-
gers were hurt. 40 inquest is being
held at Monmouth junction. The boiler
OF the freight locomotive exploded alter
the collision. Both engines were badly
damaged. The cause of the accident
os a mistake in the telegraphic order
by the telegraph operator in the su-
perintendent's Office. The engineer OF
the passenger train says he saw the
headlight of the freight train, but sup
Dossd the train was on siding at Day
ron a sta,ion near where the trains
met. The operator VINO made the mis-
take in the telegraphic order disap-
reared last night and has not yet been
found.
rr. n.uoerats and Liberal Repuh-
,,..n. Aroused-G rand Torch 1 iyh Z
ProcessiOo.
The Liberal Republicans and Demo-
Gratis Of this city had their final and
erandest torchligbt procession OF the
campaign thisevening The procession
was headed by 200 men mounted on
horseback, with a band OF music and
drum CORPS. Private residences were
illuminate and fireworks in abundance
greeted the procession as II passeo
through the streets. All OF the
the trsdes in the CITY were represented
by workshops on wheels, with .orkmen
Al work. 4 novel feature Of the pro-
csssion was Mr.. Adam Esions cracker
bakery, drawn on large van, hand
somely decorated, and 3 large oven IN
fuiI hisst with men at work distributing
bo, crackers to the dense crowd OF Peo-
nle on the streets following the proces,,
sion. Between three and four thousand
men were in the procession, and Alto
ge,ber it Was the largest and most I'M
posipg affair OF the campaign.
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lfhee;ine geeistsr.
o.s,h Of Dickens.

II, r,mund Yates, the English nov
y. IN this country, thus aliude:
's =, his lectures to the death o.
an,.hmok Charles Dickens su ldenly
N Ni.n sbsII SAY he seized upon him
'l' VIZ 'D..jo Oar shrift may be as
:,H'.' the Iightning's fash or we may
'''I ''It ;, ~, nvsr our beads for fourscore
9'n'r .'s vet de unready. 1t is suffi
rN; ' ~: 10 know that God took him
'''' y, ,xn so,i time, and that he had
I'm united 10 fl a place in the
Fl -, his age, to enjoy a career and
is'.,; s'.,,wnl,.h a lite work which kings
9% .,,,usror, might envy. That lie
5. ,.E =, ,,complished, he sleeps IN West
s -, ,hb,v. There was a prop ,sl-
*, ,s., he should be buried in Roches'
90 ''1,bb,j-sl-R chester, which IS the
s,..bm OF Edwin D-ood, close to
~ y, Ksnu,h home; but the voice OF
s'y ,'.,i spike ou:, demanding that
;: ...s, -. an should be lsii among the
:!, = a, bs- he ID in that poet,s corner
81 5., ,sen clnsecrsted 10 the great
go ,...., and best of her countrymen
I.5.-. he lies AZ the foot o. Handel,
-, fbs head of Sheridan, with Rich
" r,mb- -yl,nd resting on his right
-: and the great historian N &C sulay
,' Il. Ier His grave is near the foot
ijji.nns s,s,u., and Thsckeray 8
',,k. DOWN upon the last resting
-. Of bis Old trend; Dr.. johnson
,.;Ciarick lie within a lew Yards o,
while separated from Dickens
..,r. by the s'a'ues OF Shakespeare and
;,,5,T sri Thomson are the memo
,,r.-, Ben J1ns0n, glorious John
49,, poolr John M,lton, and a host
,,'a.- w5rtpres. each OF them the
.-,o Eng lsh literature in their day.
T,.rIyi.ryei the Abbey the next day
..I{. Of PEOPLE. with morrniul, sym
%. ,.,;,s aces, wsre gathered around,
I'm, h.o,i .toue on which in plain
...,c.s,s his name and the number o.
.v..r. aere craven vas strewn with
-6orel.s Aud | thought, my
mi, an , Lrother-, tina, when ] crossed
o.. A.,sgtic | would, a. it we're, lay this
,,.a)w.rupon the grave of one whom
~ appreciated 50 generously-"hom
Va iyyei 80 will.
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The WEATHER.
syuops,s for the Past Tuepty.four
Hoars-

syuops,s for the Past Tuepty.four
H00rs-
WAR DEPARrNEyT,
OvyoE or rHI CHIEY SIGNAL OFF1cER, ;
WuHIyGroS. November 2, A. II. }
PROBABILITIES.
In the New England and Middle
States, clear weather with increased
pressure and nortberly winds will pre-
vail In the South Atlantic and Gull
States, nor,herly to easterly winds and
generally clear weather in the former,
but Increasing cloudiness and rain in
tbe latter In the northw west and thence
20 Lake Michigan and the lower valley,
clearing weather and northsesterly
vipd. but falling barometer. Brisk
soutberly to westerly winds in Hicbi-
a. and on the lower lakes, and thence
70 Wsa vngiaiA
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CHICAGO.
The Eauine EpisoOtic.


CHICAGO, November 1.-The equine
epizoo,ic is spreading rapidly, and ha'
seized a very large number OF horse;
n thi. CITY still there ls no suspension
Of business. Public travel is a little
inconvenieneed to-day by the Withdrawal
Of the Madison street line OF stages and
the reduction of a number of vehicles
running on the Zip and Young lines
The street car trips have not been re-
duced, though there are . number o.
horses sick in the stables Of the various
conn panies. The extraordinary precau
tions taken, and being taken, will pro-
baby prevent any disastrous effects
arising from it. Up to twelve o'clock
no deaths were reported.
Closing OF the Campaign.
The Tanners Union, National
Guards and other Grant and Wilson or.
carnations OF the city will wind up
the campaign tomorrow evening by q
street parade with torchlights. The
Republicans here are confident OF carry
ing this city and county, and that their
majority in this State will be from
iorty to fly thou.aud. The Liberals
have generally given up the contest on
the general State ticket, and are concep'
trating their eIertrons on the election OF
Trumbull to the Senate.
The "Jourusl" Contempt Case
was up in the Supreme Court this morn
iug. The Journals counsel having
duly filed the answers Of the respond.
en,s and Attorney General Bushnell
having expressed . desire to submit an
sr,umeut on the other side the Court
took the case under sdvisement until
next week, when its decision will be
announced.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November Ia dispatch
from Oxford says that Music Hall, in
that city, was destroyed by fire this
morning. The amount Of the loss is
estimated at upwards OF seventy-ive
Thousand pounds. The hall was one OF
the finest 10 the country, having an i'm
msnse; seating capacity aud . msgnif-
cent organ.
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GER MANY.

BkhLlN, November The political
crisis continues. The action OF the
Prussian Diet, yesterday, in rejecting
the county reform bill. by decisive ma
jority, 10 opposition to the wishes Of the
Ministry, created a profound sensation
in political circles. The government
has resolved to create new Peers il
neces sary to carry through the bill. 1t
is generally believed that the threat ot
the Ministers to dissolve the Diet will
be carried into effect to-day.
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PITTSBURGH.
A Horrible Accident.

PIrrsBURGH, November IA terri
bic accident occurred on the Perryville
road, six miles from Allegheny, at ten
o'clock this morning. A team attached
to a wagon loaded with lumber and
driven by John Smullen, OF Browns.
dale, Fulton county, became frightened
and ran away. The driver fell and his
feet became entangled in the running
gear OF the wagon, with his head and
shoulders resting on the ground. His
body was literally dashed to pieces, one
arm having been found two and bali
miles from the point where the horses
started to run.
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ILLINOIS.
A Sad Accident.

LAsALLE, November ALEX. Ham
ilton, an employee Of the Illinois Cen
trail railroad, was at work about an
engine which had been raised BY jacks,
Yesterday, when the thread OF one OF
the jacks was stripped by the great
weigh, and the wrist OF his lett hand
was caught and crushed fat The up.
fortunate man was compelled to remain
10 that position Tor bali an hour, till
more Jacks could be procured to raise
the esgipe and release him. Doctors
ampu ated the crushed arm just below
the elbow. The sufferer was taken TO
his home in Amboy in . car.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November l.-Senor Mos.
quera, a member of the Radical party,
has been elected Vice President OF Con
gre.s in the lower branch OF the Cortes'
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Senor Sskueron. The vote
WAS l42 Tor Senor Mesquera, against
ll8 for his opponent.
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cr.TE OF wEsr VIRGINIA, OHIO

CTATE OF wEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
= county,s Nunicip CourI Of Wheel.
lag, Octoo- rules, 1874
=. II. SHILLING W. Jackson Bower, Jsme-
wbsTry, Thomas Whsrry and David Il.
Flack. partners as BOve 90. q n-
nishee attach nent In asumpsit
The object Of this suit T. n recover from
the defendants the snn Of 1000 Sith interest
thereon, as per contract IRON the 9Th day
Of October, lsfa, It'll payment and the cn~t'
OF this suit Ard appear pg Ho an am
davit dled In the cause thst the said defend
auts are NONRESIDENT. OF tha rtste oi West
Virginia. II l. therefore orderet that the
sid defendants do appear within one
month after the date OF The nrt pub 3.
cation Of this notice and do what n necss-
ssry 20 defend their INTEREST,"
Texie: DANA l. HUBBARD, Clerk
TAYLJR a BARk, Attorneys fnr Pain
til octB oavb
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CONNECT CUE.
Mrs. Vincent CoIIyer Drowned.

Mrs. Vincent foHyer Dro""eu'
DAR,EN, November Mrs. Vincent
Collyer, wife OF the late member OF the
Indian Peace Commission, was sudden
ly drowned yesterday while driving
over the stream crossing the road to
the island where they resided at Dariep
Connecticut. She Was returning alone
after having accompanied her husband
to the cars on bis way to visit the XII
ova Indian delegation The stream
being unusually high it is supposed she
missed her way.
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MEMPHIS.
SkeIetOnsFo nd.

MEMPHIS, November NO little ex'
citement exists here tonight over the
discovery, by party Of laborers excava'
ting for a cellar on Ball street, near the
river, OF several coffins containing
skeletons and buried but few inches
below the surface. The Coroner will
investigate the case 10 morrow.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Horse Disease.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The
horse disease is still increasing. Ii is
estimated that about 10000 horses are
sick, but no fatal case has so far been
reported, although the disease has as
sumeI dangerous type in some sta
bles, the horses being in critical state
Nearly every street railroad company in
the city has Withdrawn large number
of their horses. Every precaution is
being taken to prevent the disease from
spreading,
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.HARRISBURG.
The Horse Disease.

HArRrsueH, November 1.-THE
horse disease has appeared here, to-day,
I'll more yioleucs than was expected
Th;-tv horses we're attacked with the
j;s..ss within the past twenty-four
hnn,s There bss been no deaths from
The di,eass reported Jet, hovsvsr.
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A Safe BIoWa open with NhrokS
certue-Extraordinary hes"' VI
she ExUi0sfo0.

..rtue-Extraordi Result Oh
the Exp'"-i"s.
rro,, The y. Y. Herald, October 81
A set Of ingenious burg sr' secre'ed
themselves in the building No. Al Full
ton street, Friday afternoon LAST, aod
when the clerks in the employ OF James
l. Morgan l. Co., Of the Hudson river
chemical works and dye wood mills
had concluded their days work and
dsoarted. commenced operations on a
I.rse Marvin alum safe which stood IN
,h. ofice in the rear portion OF the
hn;,d;ne. Knocking of the door KNOB
,hs operstors proceeded to cut out with
tbe cold ch,sels the plate to when J!
wa attached. This done . portion o.
the lock vas exposed. and into the the
thieves placed . quantity OF iIog!
cer;ne. which Was ignited by means o.
a covered train. The explosion, Tn,cu
vas Of sufficient force to comP'e'eiy an,
n;bila,e the whole door Of the safe, did
not even crack . pane Of glass or 10
the least ipjure large glass globe which
.,ood on the top Of the SAFE itself.
Fortu pstely the thieves were poorly
n.;d for their skill and labor, for they
succeeded in getting from the SAFE o9'
sITs in money and twelve $500 bonds
N the Peoples Ferry Company, none
~ ~ vb;ch are negotiable. In their haste
The, neelected to remove . package
scnt.i,ins 500 in nonsy. ,s
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ITALY.

Roxs, November 1.-The Pope has
resolved to defend the cause of Genoa
against the decree Of the Swiss Gov
ernmeut forbidding the exercise OF his
Episcopal functions within the Swiss
territory by the recently appointed
Bishop Mermilod.
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" Friday last q young girl was ap-
"'ening the Allegheny Valley rail-
'l naHk, lear Millrons store, IN
Vi! Beod, and was carrying two
'-eSet. Of water. The locomotive was
"n'ng down the valley at the time,
s,. zen 'hd girl stopped to let it pass be,
- tx crossing. A man standing BY told
:. ss she was afraid to cross the track
:. T'e the locomotive, when instantly,
~ ne banter, she started, bat had not
,s .so Two steps when the engine came
;,s.paeflns along. striking and crush
oe' almost 70 atoms. portions OF bef
Wy tang gathered up With . shovsl.
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VIRGINIA.

Nrs. EMILY Lloyd Acquitted.
LrrssuRs, November 1.-Mrs. Emily
Lloyd, charged with the murder Of her
daughter, whose trial has been progress
ing here for the past well. Vas sequit-
ted Yesterday sfternooa. 's--'
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Wanted.

ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MAN, TO
"A devote all or part OF his time 70 solicit
ing Insurance for the Asbury Lie Insurance
Company. Of View York, IN - Sheelipg
Liberal terms vIll be zTante1. Address
] RDBINeOS sTRA, EB-
state gent W. Va, Asbury Life Ins CO..
Ha pprfs Perry w Va Ocfo
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Lippincott's Magazine

DISTRICT COURT THE5UNITED
~ states for the District o. WesI Virgins.
IN the matter OF William r. Parshail,
bank upt.
District OF West Virginia, ~.
Thi, 10 10 give notice that on the 2j'h day
Of September, 1872, q w-rr.ntof bankrupt
cy was T.. ned out OF the District Court Of the
United States for the District Of West Nir-
etuia against the estate OF william Y. Par
shal, OF Parkersburg. In the county OF
Wood, In said District, who has been ad-
Judged q bankrupt on his own petition.
That the payment o' any debts and the de-
bankrupt, 10 him. or for his use, aud the
transfer OF any property by him, are for
hidden by law, and that an adioui ned
meeting Il the creditor OF sid bankrupt,
10 prove their debT and 20 chose one or
more assignees OF his estate, will be held at
a courI OF bankruptcy, 10 be holden st the
Office OF W. W. Van WiDkls, Esq., In Par
kersbuIg, W. Va, before George Il. Cald-
well, bQ Register In Pankruptcy for said
Distri. {. on the fth day OF November, A, ID /,
1877, at 2 O'Clock r. N. the merting h"retO-
fore notified for October z, l6I, hsvinT
been adj ,urned 70 the lime and place now
hereby notified f1r taid adjourn. meeting.
IN order that the d. feet In publication Of
notice OF hrst meeting OF creditors tor OctO-
her q, 1872, may be remedi by this publ
cation. No action was taken At the me. Z
ing OF October 2, 1874, exc -pt IN prove debts
and dgourn TO Noyember6 ", .. above.
Us. Marshal for said Dis rict.
HUGH p. NEAL, Deputy U. q. narshsL
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The Horse Disease.

There is some improvement in the
horse disease. The number of horses
was increased on the streets to-day.
The horse cars will not resume their
trips before the latter part OF next week.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Fatally Injured.

PROVIDENCE, November IA runa-
way horse in Woonsocket, this after
noon, ran over Miss Maggie Fabry and
Mics Mary Lemsn. The former ls ia
tally ininred
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Corporators' Notice.

NOTICE rs HFRpBy GIVEN THAT A
~ m. et az OF the corporztOrs nsmsd In
an art Of the Lezi-lafure % Wet VtfEints,
pasSed February lSsh. Is72, entitled An Al
ipcorp.oraiinz the heeiink and Zen vofd
street Railway Company" will he helf al
the Office Of the Zen wood Iron Work. Com.
pany. In the Ifty Of WhseliDz on the ttn
DAY Of November, it, st ! o'clock p. M-
for the CuIpo~e OF organic ng. according u
lay. and Jor the Transaction of any otbes
bosins>s which may lawfully be done b.
said coFpOrsiorx-
WILLIAM l. HEARN,
ALUSZO LDRlSG,
THOMAS HCGHEH,
JOHN HAsDi.AS,
JOHN C0WAN,
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