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CINCINNATI.
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%'s S1AAE AASA4S SA' 4NH Ah AAOSAa
CIScENATI, October 80.-Geu. John
A. Garfield was introduced on Change
to-day by President COvington, and dur
ing briet speech said there was likely
10 be raid made on Congress, demanding
that Secretary Boutwell, reissue tOrly-fOuT
millions in greenbscks. He said the
Secretary had no right to do so under
existing laws. he said Congress looked
to such bodies as this Chamber for aid in
their efforts against disturbing the cur
rency. The General was warmly receiv-
ed and heartily applauded at times during
his remarks. l.r....
The National Convention Of machine
manufacturers adjourned late this after
noon to meet here again on tho nth Of
next December. During the day they
discussed the subjects Of credit, prices,
uniformity in rating the horse power oi
engines, railroad ireights, &c. They pass
ed resolutions against reducing the cur
rency below its present volume, and
coudemning corners and trade combina-
tions, and that private associations and
individuals should counteract such COM
blnations.
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Mr.. Summers Letter of DeclipatIop

-
'Bosroy, October S0.-Charles Sumner
in letter from Paris declining the Coali.
tlon nomination for Governor Of Massa-
chusetts, says: "1n acknowledging your
communication beg 10 repeat this decli
nation, most sincerely desiring that no
person should vote for me; beyond this
personal wish, which trust will not be
disregarded, 10 the consideration that II
chosen could not serve. At the same
time express my grateful sense Of the
trust reposed In me by the Conventions
which united In this nomination. NV
acknowledgements are especially due TO
the Conventions representing fellow
citizens 10 whom have for q long time
been opposed on important public ques-
tions. beg them to believe that | am
not insensible to this goodwill which is
enhanced by the sign It affords that the
past differences arc absorbed in the com.
mon desire to secure for our country the
Incompatible blessings of peace and re.
construction under the safeguards Of good
government,and with the principles ol tho
Declaration Of Independence as our rule
OF conduct"
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Death Of Mrs. Greeley.

NEW YoRE, October So.-Tho wife of
Hon. Horace Greeley died at four o'clock
this morning. Her death took place at
the residence Of Alvin johnson. Yesterday
evening her symptoms inspired some faint
hopes Of her recovery, but during the
night she had two chillS, after which she
was very easy until four o'clock, when
she passed peacefully away. Tho funeral
will take place at Dt. Chapin's Church at
l2 o'clock Friday.
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Yellow Fever or the Connecticut
COaSt.

NEW YoRk, October 30.-A special
from Norwich, Connecticut, SAYS that
great excitement prevails In the seaport
villages near tnAt place, owing to the 70.
port oI vessel having arrived at ston.
lngtop, from San Domingo with cases Of
yellow fever on board.
Ihe schooner Crown Point which was
ohven INTO port st Stonington, Sunday
nignt, by the stress Of weather, had two
men Frustrated by the disease, which lad
broken out during the voyage. The Yea
sci was at once ordered 10 quarantine 10
the lower hsrbor. No new cases have
occurred, but the two Eick men are at The
point Of Death.
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TENNESSEE.
The Political Horoscope, as Cast BY
the Democratic Committee.

NASHVILLE, October SO.-The Demo
cratic State Executive Committee pub.
lish an address, in which they say that
they have reports from seventy.two coun.
tles-twenty.two in East Tennessee and
city, one in Middle and nineteen in West
Tennessee, leaving twenty to be heard
from, some Of which are large Cheatham
counties The counties heard from report
the vote thus: Cheatham, 1855; John.
son, 4O,62O; Maynard, 49,s00. They as.
sert that johnson and all the other lnde.
peudents will be beaten, but that their
running makes probably the election Of
three or four Republican Congressman
and an increased number Of Republicans
to the State Legislature. The committee
urge the concentration Of the vote on the
party nominees TO prevent this result
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American Missionary Association.

RACINE, Wis, October 3O-The TWEEN.
ty'sixth annual meeting OF the American
Missionary Association, commenced in
this city to day at 10 P. ", at the Prpsby.
terian Church. Hon. Ed. Hollon, OF Wis.
cousin, in the chair. The devotional ex.
ercises were conducted by Rev. G. F.
Magon, D. D., President Of the Iowa Col.
lege. Rev, 9. Hitchcock. Of Keuosha, was
elected Secretary, and J. s. ClStlin, Of
Chicago, Assistant Secretary. The re-
ports Of the Treasurer and Of the Execu.
i've Committee, were read BY Rev. NJ E.
Shelby and Rev. Geo. Whipple, Secreta.
ries al New York, and Rev. Z. NJ Croath.
field, Secretary, In the evening the
opening sermon was preached by Rev. E
Il Goodwin, D. D., oi Chicago. The at
tendance is large. and the meeting promi.
ses TO be one oI great interest. About one
hundred and fifty delegates are present,
and more are expected tomorrow.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

BROKE A WRIsT.-The tug Abe Nc.
Donald, with an immense tow, broke q
wrist, yesterday, just as she passed the
foot Of Monroe street. She and her
barges drifted down and turned the point
at the Belmont mill, when the Jas. Rees
started in pursuit to render assistance.
We presume the Rees succeeded in
bringing the disabled steamer and fleet
safely to land.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIS, October 30. The provincial cor.
respondence Of to-day says that the Prus.
sisn government has determined to eu-
ploy all It's power BY every constitutional
means, 10 carry the Country Reform bill !
through the Upper House Of Parliament.
Upon lhe passage oi this measure OF leg
islstlVe authority, says the provincial cor.
respondence, the power ol.he Crown and
Government are staked.
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GONE TO CmcAao.-Mr. George Wise,
formerly Of tho INTELIlaRNcER counting
room and recently book keeper in the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine office
in this city, left for Chicago yesterday
morning, with the intention Of locating
in that city, permanently, If q good bust.
ness opening presented itself. We trust
George will succeed in his enterprise, for
there is no more correct, competent and
clever young gentleman.
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Tug Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
yl1y has voted to set aside 5000 Of It's
5per cent stock for the benefit Of of the
IniIy Of Mr. William Prescott Smith,
ia late Master Of Transportation. Friends
oil Mr. Smith in Baltimore have opened a
subscription Tor monument TO his men,
ny twas begun at public meeting
With an anonymous subscription Of $1,000,
10 which $lGj was added in the course oil
he evening.
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The TammauY Ring.


NEW York, October 9O.-This being
the final day Of the Hall trial a large
crOwdwas attracted TO the court room.
Many were also present expecting Tweed
10 be brought in, as to-day his tfial was
fixed. The .ex-Boss appeared attended
by host Of legal retainers, but learning
he was not wanted today abruptly lelt.
Jas. e. 1ugersoll and J. G. Harrington ap.
peared as bail $1,000 each.
Stoughton then proceeded with bis ad-
dress in behalf Of the Mayor, and con
tended at length that naught had been
adduced 10 the evidence proving any
guilt in support Of the indictment, and
that the jury must acquit the Mayor.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 8O-A paper was
presented to the Courts to. day, by one ol
the Republican deputies, asking for the
adoption Of measure looking 10 the pro.
Sufement from England Of the cession ol
Gi6ralter TO Spain.
Inc Cortes have resolved by vote oil
IA against lO4, to consider the articles oil
impeachment again the members of the
Sagasta Ministry.
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Gross OUTRAGE Tuesday evening
about Z o'clock, as Judge Johnston was
passing up Market street near orangle's
Block, some dastardly scoundrel seized
him by the shoulders and threw him into
the street. Judge ]. sustained some injury
in one Of his lower limbs, and had to use
a cane when walking, yesterday. BE
says his assailant was a large, heavy man.
No clue has yet been found to the coward,
but 1t is hoped that he will be brought to
iustice.
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COLUMBUS.
CABINET MANUFACToRY BuRNED-FATAL
ACCIDENT,

SA0A~N4@A A4SAANSEASAOhI bVhNb9-FAIAI
ACCIDENT.
COLUMBUS, O., October 30.-The man.
ufacturing establishment Of the COlum.
bus Cabinet Company was totally destroy.
ed by fire to night. Loss above $50 900;
insured for $l7,0 in the following com.
pauies National, OF Boston, 5000 ;
Hartford, $1,000; Home, of New York;
Home, Of Columbus, and Franklin, Of
Wheeling, each $4,000; North American
and Aurora, OF Cincinnati, each 81 900,
and Knox Mutual, 5000. A large force
Of workmen sutfer heavily, losing fine
kits Of tools, and most of the stockholders
Of the Cabinet Company are workmen in
the establishment The cause OF the fire
is unknown.
A blooded horse driven by q gentleman
on North High street this evening, be,
came frightened and ran away, striking
down and killing a three year old child Of
Peter Monroe.
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The barometer will probably continue
falling on the lower lakes and thence 10
West Virginia, with prevailing brisk
southeasterly winds. threatening weather
and belts Of rain. In the New England
and Middle States generally warmer
weather and increasing cloudiness, with
southerly to eaSterly winds. In the South
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States norther.
ly to eaSterly winds, a high barometer,
and partly cloudy weather with occasion.
al rain. In the Western Gull and thence
to the Lower Ohio valley and Kansas
clearing weather and northerly to wester.
" winds, with an occasional coast rain.
In the northwest and over theupper lakes
southerly TO westerly winds, threatening
weather and rain extending TO the Ohio
valley, but clearing in the latter section
by tomorrow morning. Signals will con.
tinue at Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago,
Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland
and Buffalo,
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Thu San Innn boundary Case.

LONDON, October 30.-A dispatch from
Berlin, says the three experts TO whom
the Emperor William referred the San
Juan case, 10 their reports recommend as
a compromise, the adoption Of the middle
of the channel as the boundary line be
tween the British and American territory.
The reports have not yet been published
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Cholera In Hungary.

BUDA, October SO.-The cholera is
making serious ravages here. Ninety.
Iour cases are reported, Of which twenty.
seven proved fatal. Among the cases
arc those OF twenty.nine soldiers, who
were stricken III simultaneously, and who
have died.
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ENGLISH RULE IN IRELAND.
A Scheme TO ba submitted by Earl
Russell.

New YORK, Oct. 30-Tho Worlds
London correspondent says Esll Russell,
formerly Prime Minister Of England, who
Is upwards OF eighty years old, has pub
lished letter in conneclionwith scheme
which he proposes introducing at the
coming session Of Parliament for tho
home rule Of Ireland, and in which ho
says that he wishes to promote Irish i'm.
provement and bring about Irish prosper.
ity; but he fears that II Irish Parliament
Is set up in ireland, her energies will DO
wasted IN contention; he therefore wishes
TO divert forces tending to ind lmability.
DE fears, however, that wisdom will be
wanting both IN England and Ireland.
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snlcIde at Cambridge, O.

CAMBRIDGE, October 3o.-E, a. Ab.
bott formerly twenty years q railroad
agent at this place, committed suicide
this afternoon,b by shooting himself through
the heart. The cause Is supposed 10 be
domestic troubles. - 80
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Order in Warsaw.

LITTLE RocK, October 80.-Peace once
more reigns in Pope county. The mill
Tia have been disbAnded, and regIstratIon
is quietly progressing In the county,
Everything Is now quiet, and no more
trouble Is apprehended.
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THE MEETING, To.N1oHr.-Remember
the meeting at the headquarters wash
iueton 9alD Of the Central Grant and
Wilson Club, tonight. Hon. ]. s. Car
lie and ex.Gov. Stevenson are expected
to be present and address the meeting.
We hope there will be a grand rally.
Come out, and close rp the campaign
with real old fashioned demonstration.
In this invitation the ladies are included,
and their presence will do much towards
making the meeting success. We trust
they will be out in large numbers. A
band Of music will be in attendance.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. so.-Cicty Of Bristol
arrived at Southampton.
LONDON, Oct. 80.-The steamship,
Great Western, from New York arrived
at Bristol.
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RICnMOND.
Tho Stratght-out.Confcderato Sol.
dkerss Association.

RICHMOND, Va, October S0--The
Straight Out Democrats met again this
morning, but as only six persons were
present, they had q private conference
and adjourned without making known
the result Of their deliberations.
The Association Of the Army Of North
ern Virginia meets here to morrow Gen
J B, Gordon will deliver the annual I'D
dress-
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and their nresorce will do mrch ,ovords
mst;ng ,be rnsetir9 q Srcceoa W. ,r,.,
,bey ISi,i hs m, ;n lsrro rruhor, a
band Of music will be in attendance
--e~--
ALLrHALLow EVE.-To'night, the last
in October, is Halloween" festival
that from time immemorial almost has
been the most peculiar OF Scottish festi-
walls, and generally marked one in the
calendar OF the young In some parts of
the country. In Scotland, popular super
stition tells of witches spreading nets for
the unway, and misunderstanding elves
and fairies playing their pranks during
the dark hours Of Halloween. In Eng
land and in Ireland the cracking Of q
harmless nut Is iraught with consequen-
ces dire, for Cupid lies hidden within the
kernel, and Venus herself superintends
the doings OF the day. Unseen spirits do
unheard.Of things; merry lads and lasses
consult their fates; sprightly imps bewil'
der the brains oIthe stalwart Highland
ers; devils lay their traps to catch the
wicked. All these and many more are
the revels OF Burns Halloween" But
with the last stroke OF the midnight bell
the spirits seek their peculiar realms and
the worship OF all the saints begins.
Quaint and curious are the observances
OF All Halloween IN Ireland and IN Scot
land where mefry'maklng, ieaacng' rev.
cling and courtlng mold hign carnival
mid the mountains and the valleys while
the early dawn sees these Whilom ooIs'er'
Gus pleasure seekers on Denoeo knees Oh
Ierlng up thelr supphcanons 70 all tne
angels ana saints OF Heaven 80 II was
In the ninth century, and even so, in the
old country, II Is IN the nineteenth.
Many Of the supersuuous rites, how
ever, are now obsolete; out among the
customs stu prevalent In scotland, as the
initiatory halloween ny'is that Of
pulling katlstocks or stalks OF coleWoEt'
and hence the employment IN this coun-
try OF caboage'heads and Stalks In the
old country the young people used'to go
out hand in hand, bltndIolded, into the
kailyard or garden, and each pull thetir0t
stalk which he meets with, and then re-
turn 10 the trestde to inspect their prizes
According as the stock Is big or little,
straight or crooked, so Shall the future
vile or husband be oil the person BY whom
it is pulled. The quantity OF earth stick
ing to the root denotes the bulk OF fortune
or dOwry; the TASTE indicates temper, anu
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oLoHAN-C CROUCH. AT the residence Of ths
brides pasentl on Wedne,dAy, octobef 50 aI9,
y the Rev. John Mo6 i, mr. ALEX CLouAs aud
Mis- CELIA n. C2orca, both Of ihls city.
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Hon. John A. GrisWald isstill alive
at Troy, N. Y, but there is no improve
ment in his condition.
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(By tho Western Union Line.
Onieo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stS.)
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steamship Launched a. PhiIadeIphta

PHILADELPHIA, October S0-The Ohio,
the second steamship Of the American
and Liverpool line, was succesSinIIv
launched to-day.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

Wan DEPARrMEAT, 4
oFTiuE oTTm CHIEP sIsNAL 0RFIcIR,
HASlIKsFoN, D. c., October SO.-E80 P.M.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

Exclusively to the Intelllgenoer.
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINE.

The Elko Independent Of July 9th
says: Work Is now being rapidly and
systematically pushed OH the above
mentioned property. At a depth OF
l5O feet the first layer or strata Of coal
was struck. The coal Is Of excellent
quality. A tunnel will DO run to the
eastward from this level, and at the
same time work will be continued In
the shaft. Among the visitors to the
mine last week were Senator Stewart
and Mcssrs. Huntington and Towne.
of the Central Pacific Railroad. Petri-
factions Of various plants and animals,
different IN character from those now
luhabitlng these parts, were found In
large numbers, such as fish OF curious
shape, frogs and several species Of
ammoGites. From this curious collec-
ton Professor Cope Of the U. 5. s.,
forwarded over seven hundred speci'
mems to the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington. A more thorough and
minute description will DO given at all
early day.
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PROM GENEVA.
The Report OF Heavy Awards q
America. Cosfirmrd.

The Report OF Heavy Awards q
America. Coshrmrd.
GENEVA. July 20.-The Swiss Times
confirms the report now current thai
the Tribunal of Arbitration has de-
cided In favor of America In tho case
of the ~privateer Florida, on the ground
that the British Government did moi
use sufficient precautions to prevent
the departure of that vessel from Eli
glish ports. The Times also says the
Board Of Arbitration to-day took up
the case Of the Alabama, and further
says that the Board has not allowed the
claims of American Government aris
ing out Of the depredations Of the Bos'
ton, jeff Davis, Music and several
other smaller Confederate cruisers
The reasons are that charges OF negll'
gence on the part Of the British Gov
eminent concerning these vessels was
not proved.
BRUSSELS, July 29.-The Independ
NJ Beige states that the awards In the
cases of the Florida and Alabama vii
together amount to q million and I
half OF pounds.
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WOMAN!

HAaAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM gives to the
comulc.iou the Freshness Of Youth. HAoAS's
MAGNOLIA BALM overeomes the flushed appear
auec caused BY heat, fatigue and excitement. 1t
makes the lady OF forty appear but twenty and
20 natural and p~erfec, tha, 40 person can detect
l,s application. By Its use the toughest skin 10
made TO rival the pure radiant texture OF youth
ful beauty. 1t removes redness, blotches, and
pimples. 1t contains nothing that will iujurc
tho skin In tho least. MAGNOLIA BALM 10 used
by all fashionable ladies In new York, London
and Paris. I, eos,s only IS cents per Bottle,
and is sold BY all Druggists and Perfnmers. fec
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SECoND DISPATCH
stscks Quiet-w observation-disclosures Re
pudiated.

San FRAScIsco. July 29-3 T. NJ
The stock market Is soft from want OF
orders, though the ncws Is generally
very encouraging.
The weather Is unusually warm.
It Is positively asserted that Geo. c.
Gorbam has been notified by the Re-
nubl,can State Central Committee that
his participation in the present cati-
yas. would be likely to impair the sue
cess of the party, and that the commit
tea therefore decline to sanction his
canvass of tho State In any manner.
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Tho System Sustained

BY the invigora,ins. ,ranquilizing, and regulat-
ing operation OF Ho'te,tsr's Stomach Bitters
does not wilt and break down under protraeted
toll. It has, in fset, been demonstrated In re.
rhoiesome and agreeable vegetable remedy
S.iiv m Conformity with the directions, can
es.Sn,m a given amount OF hbor-whether It be
Rsndwork or headwork-in less time and Win
iess fatigue than would b Ros.iois wi!noot ~ \,
s.renyth renewing aid. pe!sons e.S aaC, N.
,ely. navstion. hardship and expos1re Etl
ind Hostel, er's Bittsrs . regulating and inIis'
Grating slIxir. exactly suited 70 their exEene!ss
md q cure s~afeguard against the Ilmsn s =
ing nom these causes. ~"
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=. --..ua, at .WO largest belhg the
spur wheels Of the Ophir and Caledo-
mia pumps, both cast by the same gem
tlemen, aud each weighing $500
pounds.
PEEsoNAL.-S. W. Chubbuck and
wife and Mrs. Peter Becker and son
returned this morning safe and sound
from their trip East, having been gone
about two months. They saw the big
Boston Jubilee. and had Il very pleas.
ant visit among their old friends and
relatives.
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WHERE TO Go.-wnen you want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed. dressed and properly nIed up. 20 10
Pohrs popular saloon, next door to Gioson's,
Main street, Gold Tin. sharp razors, clean
| towels, and good a~rtists, always TO be found
cut, curled, clcansed or dressed In the most
tasteful manner se3-ti
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San FRAScIsco. July 29-l P. H.
Caleb 4. Fay Is spoken Of as the Re
publican nominee for Congress from
this district.
The California Theatre Is closed
from to-day, pending the complete re-
modelling of the entire interior.
The Company preparing for suoma-
rlne mining operations at Gold Blum
have expended 5000 in preliminary
explorations. purchased the schooner
witch Queen, constructed a diving
bell Of mammoth proportions and
nearly completed all arrangements for
Immediate operations. They will give
an exhibition of the operation Of their
apparatus In San Francisco harboi
soon.
This Is the first warm clear morning
for weeks.
The Republican primaries to be held
to-day promise to be very quiet.
The Chinaman who was so f~earfully
manglcd In the fight yesterday Is still
living. His assailant Is not yet ar
rested.
Gold. ll4'S greenbacks, STA; sell
ing, ssh.