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THE TURF.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

New YoRE, October l4-At the meet.
Ing OF the American Jockey Club to-day,
the first race was for purse OF $500, dis
tance one mile. The starters were Ida
Wells, ONeil, Resolute, Survivor, Sian.
ford, Audubon and Ravenna. The race
was won by Survivor, stanford second,
Resolute third. Time, 1:46.
The second race was for $500, three
year olds, one mile and quarter. The
race was won by Nettie Norton, Harper
second, Express third. No official time
was taken.
The third race for $500, three quarters
Of mile. WAS won by James A., Aristides
second, Hydreali Sd, Athlete 4th. Time
list
Fourth race, for q purse Of $500, one
mile and three'fourlhS, was won By
GriusteRd.
Filth race, for members cup, members
to rid one mile and one eighth, was won
by Limestone.
stecple chase, for a puIse Of $500 about
two mile and hall, was by Trouble.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, October 14.-Complete re-
turns from Harrison county give William
Bell, Democratic candidate Tor Secretary
OF State, 469 msj oriIy over Wikof; Chas
S. Smart, Democrat, Tor School COmmis-
sioncr, 46l7 msjorily over Harvey; VIM
]. Gilmore, Democrat, Tor Judge oil the
Supreme Court, $4Gl5 majority ovel
Day; George Rex, Democrat, Tor Judge
Of the Supreme Court TO fill a vacancy
1869 mSjority over johnson; Arnold
Green, Democrat, for Clerk Of the Su
preme Court, 1886 msjority over Rodney
Foos; Martin Schider, Democrat, fol
Board OF Public Works, 4.s26 majority
over Hosmer; Milton ssyler, Democrat
for member Of Congress from the First
District, 1894 majority over Green; Il
B. Banning, Democrat, Tor Congress from
the Second District, 1,4l7 majority over
Stevenson; F. SpriDgmeir, Democrat, fol
Sheriff, 1878 mSj )rityi Joseph Safer, In
dependent Democrat, Tor County Com
missioner, 5iG msjority over McAvoy; P
F. Msley, Democrat, for Coroner, 1901
msjOrity over Dunlap.
CINCIENATI October l4.-From very
full returns from all parts Of Ohio received
during the night 1t 10 evident that the
State has gone Democratic by from ten tO
fifteen Thousand majority. Further re-
turns received up to . o'clock this morn
ing do not change the status Of last nights
dispatches. The Indications are that the
Democrats elect twelve Of the twenty
Congressman. The additional Democratic
Congressman supposed 10 be elected are
Savage in the 3rd District, McMshon il
the Alb, Hurd in the 9th, Poppleton in the
9th, Seuey in the 10Th, and Payne in the
2O.h.
Tho Enquirer editorlally says for thiE
triumph we are indebted not alone to the
Democratic party, but 10 the aid Of the
men who heretofore have been It's oppo.
nents. This election means opposition t
the national bank monopoly, the volume
OF currency should be enlarged, and :arif
Tor revenue only.
The Gazette ssys on the platform Of re-
pudiation, ira4tion, snti.temperance snC
general cusseduess the Democratic party
has carried Ohio by decided majority
and elected eleven Of the twenty Con.
gressmen.
COLUMBUS, October 14.-suflcient re.
turns have been received to show beyond
doubt that tho State has gone Demo.
cratic by from 1000 TO 10000 majority
The Democratic State Executive Commit
tee are positive Of the election Of the FOL
lowing Democrats to Congress: Banning
of the First District; S4ylor, of the Sec
ond; McMahon, Of the Fourth; Rice, oil thC
Filth; Hurd, Of the Sixth; Neal, OF thu
Seventh; Vance, ol the Eleventh; Walliug
Of tho Twelfth; Southard, Of the Thir.
teenth; CoWan, Of the Fourteenth; Payne
Of tho Twentieth, and the probable elec.
tion OF Wilson in the Seventeenth Dis.
trict, Poppleton in the Ninth, and Seney
In the Tenth The Republicans claim thI
election Of Smith In the Third District
Lawrence to the Eighth, Foster in thl
Tenth, Vauvorhees 10 the Fifteenth, Dan
ford in the Sixteenth, Monroe in tht
Eighteenth, and Garfield in the Ninteenth
II The Democratic claims are sustained By
the official returns, the Democrats havl
gained Ieyeu Congressman, which give
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QUEDsC, October 14.-At a special
meeting oI the Board OF Trade, called for
the purpose Of discussing the proposed
Reciprocity Treaty, the following resolu-
tion was unanimously agreed TO:
ReSolred, That while approving gener-
ally Of the principle oi reciprocity be-
tween Canada and the United States, it
is the opinion Of this Board that the pro.
posed treaty is uDtsvorable 10 Canada,
especially in following the sliding scale
Of duties in the American cossting trade
the numerous canal obligations and nc
equivalent ior our valuable fisheries. This
Board Ia also Of opinion that manufacture
ed articles should be excluded from the
treaty,
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MARSHALL County Teachers Institute.
MoUSpsyILLB, October II.

MUUhDsNlLLbI SSbODSA Az
The Institute was called TO order by
s. R. Haneu, County. Superintendent, at 9
O'clock r. n. Singing by tho members
Of the Institute and prayer by the Rev.
DR.. Miller, President ol Waynesburg
College. Music.
Committees appointed:
Enrolling CIerkI-Ezekiel Bonar, E. w.
Hammond.
ReIoIutionI-MessrS. D. Bonsr, and =.
Eskey, and Misses Allie McClasky and
Emma Moore.
Ptrmanen. 0r0Gniiation-Messrs. T. B.
Weekly and W. Kerr, and Misses Maggie
McGaw and Jennie Whlttingham.
Programme IT. Il. Crago, David
Bonar and Miss Cora Myers.
1im1 and place ofhOIding nert meeting
L. Eskey, Mrs. Mamie EasIon and Miss.
g. Sloan.
Rndnee-F. q. Crsgo D. @. Hughes,
Miss Ella McMAsicrS and Mime Q. Wal
lace.
Tho Committee on Programme re-
ported the following programme Tor the
afternoon:
!. Talk, py FfoL Miller, one-hal nour'
3, Discussion Of Queries and Select
Readings.
Prof., Miller talked on the subject Of
English Grammar. After some inIroduc'
tory remarks, he took up the subject as to
how Ii should be taught, &c. The natural
order Of teaching Is, first, the noun OF
name, the adjective, proposition, verb,
&c. In our first teachings we appeal to
the senses. First use affects In all our
teachings, from the concrete 10 the sb-
sract BE illustrated his teachings by
using the teachers present as pupils. His
talk was very interesting. .-"
Singing. Recess.
Several queries were presented, the dis
cusiion ol which created quite an inter-
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FORT WAYNE, October l4-The third
ward Of this city gives Curry 1871; Neff
425; fret and third wards and Eel town,
ship gives Taylor, Tor Congress, 1903 and
Hamilton 607; Representatives, Kelsey
Gil; Andrews 6l5; Allen $50; Horn 74S;
Senator, Lpes 407; Bell 597; KizVr 90.
LoUIsvILLE, October IA 4-Relurns TO
the C0urtr. journal indicate the election
ot n. @. Kerr, Democrat, to Congress
from the Third Indiana District beyond
a doubt. His majority will be between
1000 and 1000. The Democratic State
ticket has been carried In each ol the
seven counties comprising this district by
large msJorities. New Albany goes Dem.
ocratlc by about 600 majority, and JEFF.
ersonvillG by 800.
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POLICIES Of Insurance vary in their
stipuliIions, aud are not as generally com.
pretended as they should be. For in
stance, IL party Is insured for 50 900 on
stock valued at $4,000, on which a lose
by fire Of $4,000 is sustained, the insu.
rance company, under the ordinary poll,
cy, is bound TO psy the total lose. But
there is sometimes inserted in tho policy
an average clause, which makes the
amount 10 be collected to be proportioned
10 the loss, just as the total insurance is
proportional 10 the total value. Under
such a policy il merchant had $4,000
insured on 100000 worth Of goods, and
the loss was $4,000, he would collect only
1000. That kind OF policy is not to BE-
recommended, unless the holder wishes
to be in part his own underwrlter-
Philadelphia Ledger.
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The Result In Ohio.

This fall one year ago. the Hon. VII.
LIAM ALLEN was elected Governor Of
OHIO by SIT majority. lie was the only
Democrat elected on tho Democratic
State ticket, and his election was gener.
ally considered o scratch" Sill, to those
who looked deeper thsn the surface Of
passing events, it was circumstance that
boded coming change at the next cleo.
ton in that State. In this sense there.
fore 1t was no Scratch" but simply a
foretssle Of what was 10 come, and Of
what has Glready taken place at the late
election.
Th. returns show that there has been q
heavy falling OF in the Republican vote oi
Northern Ohio. GARFIELD, for instance,
is only returned to Congress by something
like $500 msjorily, against 10935 in
1879. This Is very marked falling Of,
and is quite as significant as tho total
defeat Of PARSONS 10 the Cleveland Dis
trict and PRATT in Toledo.
Garfeld's District is one Of the indus
trial regions OF this country. There are
alarge number Of people generally en-
ployed in coal mines and iron works in
that district. Very many ol these people
are now out Of employment and conse-
quently are ready TO believe that the
Republican party is responsible for the
hard times that have followed the panic.
This is one reason why many Of them
have been induced to vote against Gen.
Gardeld's reelection. Another reason
Is that the General has never been able
to clear up his record in the Credit Mobi.
liGr fIir 10 the entire satisfaction Of many
Of his constituents, and therefore those
who Tor various other reasons (euvy
among the res0 desired his retirement
from Congress have pursued him bitterly
on this personal issue. lie was also
criticised severely for reporting the bill,
as Chairman Of the Committee on Appro.
prlstlons, containing the salary grab
although he voted against the item both
n the Committee and in the House, and
refused 10 take the increased pay. Upon
these two Issues he was aSsailed very
warmly by those who desired to succeed
him in Congress. The result has been 9
heavy detection IN the party, which ele-
meut, united with the Democrats, have
reduced his majority some 1900.
What is true in GARFEELD's district Ii
more or less true everywhere else. The
responsibility for the hard times has beer
laid upon the Republican party. This Il
always the case with the party in power
The crash oI 1887 and the prostration In
business that followed that break down
swept the Democratic party out Of power
10 1910. The only wonder Is that tho Re-
publican party has stood up as we'll as II
has in some parts Of the country. Had
the Nail Mills OF Wheeling been stopped
like many OF the Iron Works 10 vsriouI
parts Of the country, Col, BEN. WILsO,
wouldhave had very decided majority Ii
this district. Those who suffer from hart
times never fail to vote against the party
In power. This Is well understood BY
politicians, II is for this reason that TIT
Republican party, although possessing
the power, has always been chary OIL re-.
duclng the volume Of currency since the
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CHICAGO, October ID The second Wo.
mans Congress convened this morning in
the Methodist Church, and was called to
order by Mrs Fernando Jones. Addresses
were delivered by Mr. Grover, Miss Su-
san B. Anthony, DR.. Thomas and Miss
Lizzie Boynton Hubbard. The latter
spoke at length, giving review Of the
work OF the Iowa Suffrage Association, Of
which organization she is President. The
Congress will continue in session three
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LIVERPOOL, October 14.-The steam
ship France, which put back to this port
disabled proceeded 10 New York yester.
day.
NEW YoRK, October 14-Arrived-
The steamer, Herder, from Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL, October l4-The steam
ships Oceanic, Batavia and Victoria, from
New York, have arrived out.
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SALT LAKE, October 14.-Tn the case
Of Ann Eliza against Brigham Young for
divorce, with alimoDy, the argument
was completed, but no decision has yet
been rendered.
The parties making the assault on the
Marshal and Deputy Marshal White, for
serving papers, were held In s. 900 bail.
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DAKOTA,

YANKToN, D. T., October 15.-Returns
from the election yesterday thus lar re.
ceived, give Kidder, Republican, 1,400
majority Tor Delegate. Sioux Valley is
yet TO be heard from, and will no doubt
increase the majority to 1000. The Le-
gislature will be Republican In both
branches.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, October 14.-The election re-
turns received TO- day go TO show that the
approximations oi last night were about
correct. The State goes fully 10000 Re-
publican, in the face Of all the opposition
and splits.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, October 14.-Returns
from this (PulsskD county show the cleo
ton oi the entire Democratic. .Conserva-
tive ticket by from 700 10 1000 majority.
The Constitution is carried in this county
by about 1000 msjority. Information
from the outside counties shows that the
Constitution is carried by q very large
msiority.
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CINCINNATI, October 14.-A special
from Washington Court House reports q
copaigrstion raging there. Odd Fellows
Hall Is in ashes, and the fire had commu-
nicated to the post and express offices,
Atelegram was sent 10 Cincinnati Tor aid
There ID great alarm In the town.
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ELECTION RETURNS
WEST VIRGINIA.
RETCuIE COUNTY.

RTTCHtE COUNTY.
HARRIsvILLE, October lS
Especial 10 tho IntelligeIe0rl
General Goll's msjority In Richie coun
" Is about ono hundred. Scott, for TIT
State Senate, carries the county by nearly
two hundred and twenty-five. One pre-
cinct which always gives large Repub
lican majority is yet to hear from, or
would be able to give you the correct vote
for the county. In the Delegate Dlstric
composed Of thls county and Calhoun
matters At present sre in that dubious con
dl,ion called mixed. Hall, Republican
goes out of this county with majority o
two hundred and twenty-five, and ia prob
ably elected Il 7 j..
DoDDRIGE COUNTY.
CENTRE STATION, W. Va, Oct. II.
Special to tho Intalllgenccr)
DOddrige county official returns give
Gof 1872 msjorily; q. F. Scott, Tor State
Senate, 233 majority. G. ]. Stuart, Inde
pendent, is elected 10 the Legislature BY
100 msjoriIy.
CLARK:BURG, October IA.
speelAl to the lntO.lsenccr.
Doddridge county gives General Gof
one hundred and ninety one msjOrity
Ritchio county gives him one hundred
and fifty. Wood county gGve him two
hundred and ffty.two. Harrison county
gave him one hundred and thirtysix. We
don't give up the ship. Y.
HANEwHA COUNTY.
CuARLEsToN, W. Va, October IA.
Especial to the IntellIgcncer)
Kauawhs county pOlled very small
vote. The Republicans stayed at home
in every section Of The county, which
gave it to the Democrats by full 300 ma
jority. The Republican gains are heavy
in all the other counties in the district
heard from. Williams, Independent, ol
Green Brier, is probably elected.
REP0RTER.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
MoUNDSvILLE, October a.
Special to tho In:cilIGsncerl
Marshall county gives the following
msjoritics and estimated msjOriIies icr
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German EnnurelicaI Church. .

FORT WAYNE, October l4.-The Cen
era( Synod Of the German Evangelical
Church met this morning at Dr. Sihler's
Church on Barr street. twenty-five dele.
gates were present. Rev. q. F. Walker,
Of 81. Louis, presided this morning when
the delegates met. But little business
was transacted.
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Fire in Murfree.boro.

NASHVILLE, October IA letter from
Murireesboro, Tenn, says that The Ere
there on the 18th destroyed PArrisb's "a.
Icon Loss S45O0; insured Tor 5000.
Roberts grocery; loss $1,000; Central
Hotels loss 60 900; Hunts grocery, Buch.
ansn's ssddlery and Kerr's saloon; loss
unknown. Total loss estimated at $20,-
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Weather Report.
WAA DEPARTMENT.,
OYyICK or rHH CRIKP SIGNAL OPF1cip,
WARRINGTON, d. G., Oct. II -s:00P Y.
PROBABILITIES,


OYYICK or rHl CRIKP SIGNAL OPF1cip,
WARRINGTON, d. G., oct. N-&00P. y.
PROBABILITIES.
For the northwest and thence to Mis-
souri,, occasional rain, low barometer
rising tomorrow, winds veeriDg to north.
west, cooler, cloudy and clearing weather
For the Upper Lskes and thence 10 the
Ohio Valley, falling barometer, southerly
winds, warmer and cloudy weather with
rain for the Lower Lskes and thence tC
West Virginia, falling barometer, south
easterly winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather, followed by rain by Thursday
night.
For Tennessee and the Gulf States q
falling barometer, southerly winds and
warmer and cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States a falling
barometer, nOrIheaGterly winds, warmer
and partially cloudy weather.
For the Middle States and New Eng
land northwest 10 northeast winds, a fall
Ing barometer, warmer and generally
clear weather.
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Suicide.

San FRANCISCO, October 14-H. L.
Butenoh, son OF q wealthy Russian bank.
er, oI Moscow, killed himself here. 1t Is
believed he took poison. He lett a letter
declaring his purpose 10 commit suicide,
Business reverses is supposed 10 be the
cause,
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Day Of E1ecu,lon Appointed. /.

HARRuBURG, PENN, October IA
Gov. Hsr,rantt has issued warrants fol
the execution Of Wm. f. Udderzook
Daniel 0M4ra and Patrick Irwin, or
November 18th,
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stabbing AfraY.

BAN FRANcnco, October 14.-This
morning an Gtfray occurred on the steamer
ADador between John Fogsrty and
Hiram Sterling. The latter stabbed Fo'
gsrty In the breast, killing him instantly
Sterling ia in custody.
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NRW LIGHT HOUSE.

On October Goth light will be shown
from the light house recently erected on
the most northerly point OF the outer
island OF the Apostle Group, Lake Super
ior. The illuminating apparatus will show
a brilliant white flash every ninety Sec
ond, preceded and followed by short
ecliDse,
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NEw ORLEANS, October 14-The Re-
publican Parish Convention today nomi-
mated Felix Labstut for Mayor; James
Lewis, the present incumbent, Admistrs.
tor ol Improvements, and John Calhoun
Administrator Of Finance,
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At the Congressional Convention Of the
Germsn-Ameticsn Independent Citizens
Association Of the OH District this even.
ing, Fernando Wood was nominated for
Congress. -
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DETROIT, October 14.-The schooner
Thomas Parsons, with q cargo OF wheat
went ashore and is full OF water, at North
Manitsn Island, Lake Michigan.
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Tho above is very close TO the correct
vote. GOG's vote may reach 400, but not
over. On tho Legislative ticket White
and Turner arc re elected by $50 TO S75
msjority, with the Senatorial ticket in
doubt. Firby's majority will be 400 in
Marshall. The full vote is not yet out.
TIMOTHY.
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lion Of the bishop OF the diocese in which
sueh community exists. All books Of
devotion and fOrmulSres Of worship shall
nave IKE sanction, and shall be In har.
m1ny WIN the ususgeS Of this church and
pfsEnclples o. The Book Of Common Prayer.
signed BY the members oil the commit.
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NEW YORK CITY.
SAIL OF CUBAEs,

NBw York, October ia large num-
Der Of CubsnS sailed from this city TO
Gen. Rendezvous, at Venezuela, from
where It is supposed that the next expedi.
tion will sail,
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RE- RLRCTRD.

At the annual meeting Of the stockhOld.
ers Of the Western Union Telegraph Go.
the old Board Of Directors WAS re- elected,
except Ezra Cornell, q. W. Field, and
Hiram sibley, who gave place 10 James
Milliken, Levi P. Morton, and Daniel Tor.
rance.
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INDICTED.

Demss Barnes, Of the Brooklyn Argus
has been idicted for publishing iibeIs Oh
Henry G. Bowen. This is another suit
growing out Of the recent scandal.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION,

The Illinois Woman Suffrage Associa.
ton this afternoon listened 10 addresses
by Susan B. Anthony and others This
evening Miss Pho5e Cozzens and other
advocates Of woman suffrage addressed
the Convention, which afterwards ad-
jOurned sine de-
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, October 14-The 0c-
tober returns Of the Agriculture Depart
ment indicates the average condition Of
the corn crop at Sc per cent against 81
per cent in September.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssooIATRp PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line.
)hiee Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe Sts.
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Railroad Meeting,

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE managers
Of the Western Railroad Bureau met at
the Grand Pacific with the freight
sgents and commissioners. There were
fully 300 railroad men present and over so
Of the principal railroads Of the country
represented. The freight agents meeting
appointed committee to prepare list
for classification, and tho report will be
acted upon this evening.
The proceedings Of the managers have
80 far been kept quiet.
HARDWARE DEALERS CONVENTION:
A Convention of hardware, dealers Of
the West Is in session here to-day, repre-.
sentatives being present from Ohio, Iii.
n0is, lows, Missouri, Pennsylvania and
Michigan.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
AloUNDSvELLE, October !

0LOUNDSNlLLhI NSlODSA At'
Special to tho In:cilIGencer)
Marshall county gives the following
msjoritics and estimated msjOriIies icr
Cot and Wilson:
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-05-07

II N. GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY AT
~, LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT,
Jonesboro', Tenn. Special alterations
given to collections. Office, one door
East of Faw, Devault Il Co., under
Keen's Gallery.