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Arrested on a Charge of Abduction.

ST. LOUIS, November 1O.-Albert r.
Field, q well known citizen of Euclairc,
Wisconsin, was arrested at the Mansion
House, four miles from this city, today,
charged with tho abduction ot Ralph G,
Taber, q boy nine years old, belonging
10 David M. Taber, q prominent lawyer
OF Redwing, Minnesota. The affair grew
out OF family troubles dating back sev-
eral years. Field is the father Of Ralph's
mother, from whom Taber was divorced
some years sgo and given custody Of the
boy, since when several attempts have
been made TO get possession Of him by
his mother, who is now the wife OF s. B.
Belts, Of Euclaire. The boy was found
with his grandfather, and both left to.
night for Euclaire in charge of Detective
Meschu, of that city,
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A New Era In southern Politics.


According to our dispatches, belongs to
the chivalrous State Of Kentucky the
honor oil initiating new era in Southern
history. In the face OF a majority Of co..
900 over his opponent, Kentucky Board
on contested elections has decided that by
the Constitution Of tho State THOMAS l.
JONES is ineligible to the office Of Clerk oI
the Court OF Appeals on account OF hAv.
Ing, five years ago, accepted q challenge
to fight duel, an offence which the Con.
stitution Of the State declares shall forever
disqusliiy the offender for election to any
office. The Board therefore decide the
election oil Mr.. JONES invalid, and the
office to which he was elected vacant.
As a precedent this action Of the Board
Is highly important. 1t indicates the ap.
preaching reign Of law and order in the
south and the subsidence Of the law Of
force. Itinaugurates an era Of respect for
constitutional provisions and sounds the
death knell Of the twin Of barbarism. It
will be hailed as the forerunner Of q high.
er standard OF morals than the duellDg
code which is the foster parent Of crime
and murder.
It remains to be seen whether the
people at largo Of the State Of Kentucky
will sustain the decision Of the Board in
case Mr.. Jones shoald choose to defy the
verdict and again become q candidate.
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Our MuundsviIIe Letter.

MouNDsvIILR, November 1S.
Editors OF the InteIlIReneor:
II the rain continues we expect soon t
see the river as It should be this time o
the year, and trade again opened up. ThiI
will make business brisk again, at leas
In particular directions. and VIC hope tC
reap some OF tho benefits even here In
Moundsville.
A son Of Samuel Riggs, who lives
about 2i miles below town, died on last
Friday morning, and on Saturday his re-
mains were inferred In the new cemetery,
A very large number Of friends attended
the funeral. The deceased was q young
man respected by all who knew him, and
his loss will be deeply felt He died oi
consumption.
It was my pleasure on last Friday
evening to visit the stirring little village
Of Limestone, and l must confess that
the beauty of the country around
charmed me 10 such degree that l had
almost passed the town without seeing 1t.
l spent the night very pleasantly with o
brother pedsgogue, Mr.. G. D. Buchanan,
at the house Of MIR. Richard Allen,
who, by the way, is well.to do
farmer and lives at home II any do In that
region Of the country. Itwas my good
fortune TO meet and become acquainted
with DR.. Wsyt, Of Limestone, and l
found him TO be genial and high toned
gentleman.
Tho high old hills of Marshall county,
together with the beautiful valleys that lie
between them are dotted all over with
farm houses, school houses, and churches,
and are inhabited by a whole souled,
and hospitable people, and they know
how 10 show their hospitality.
We have noticed on the streets for the
last lew days the familiar form OF Capt.
A. o. Baker. He Is now In business at
Baltimore and has been absent for some
weeks.
The third Quarterly meeting Of the n.
E. Church for the MoundsViIle station
will be held on next Saturday and Sun
day. The Presiding Elder Is expected TO
be present.
AS the rainy season seems 10 have com.
menced in earnest we may expect mud
In abundance, and thus may we expect
1t to be until our Council are made TO sec
the necessity oil paving our streetsCl
Dust in summer and mud in winter are
two prevailing characteristics Of Mounds
vile, and will be until the good time
spoken Of above comes.
As the holidays approach tho young
folks are beginning to think and even
talk ol the good times to be enjoyed.
We hear talk Of thanksgiving, whether
it will be observed or not cannot say. l
suppose though that the usual amount oi
turkeys will be slaughtered TO satisfy the
appetites Of our epicures. We think that
our churches should see that it is observ-
ed by holding services in at least one OF
them, and all join together in the obser-
vance Of our national holiday.
We understand that the MoundsVllle
NationG! man has come out in favor OF the
third term theory. Grants chances Tor
four more years at the White House are
now better than they were.
We don't hear any more talk OF that
now Court House, nor even OF repairing
the old one. Perhaps 1t will be revived
in the spring. y
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A new element has been introduced
into Alabama politics. The Democratic
State Committee, in their address to the
people Of the State, "deem it appropriate
first Of all to return our humble and
grateful thanks to Almighty God" for the
success Of the party in the recent election
Hitherto the moral element Of tho poliIi-
cal strength Of the Republican party has
been considered fair subject tor the
sneerS and merriment Of the Democracy.
Now that the latter has got down npon
It's knees, however, we may expect this
kind Of merriment to cease. II Is q hope
lul Eign when the Democracy grows re-
ligious, We hope 1t Is not q spssm, buI
that It will continue,
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An Important DecisiUn.-.A Ken.
tucktan Declared Ineligible to
Office for Having Accepted ChaI-
lenge.
LoUnvILLE, November ia special
10 the Courier Journal says that the State
contesting board, which has been in ses-
sion for several weeks at Frankfort ex-
amining the evidence and hearing testi.
monY In the case, decided tonight that
Thomas L. Jones was ineligible TO the
office OF Clerk Of the Court OF Appeals,
and declared the Cillce vacant. At the
general election last August Jones, who
was the Democratic candidate, received
about 10000 majority over Cochran, his
opponent. 1t was charged at the time
that Jones was ineligible because he had
accepted q challenge to fight a duel five
years ago, which the Constitution Of the
State declares shall make any person 80
accepting ineligible TO any office in the
State, and also makes him liable to pros
eCution in tho criminal courts. The &C
ton oi the contestiDg board, which is
made up altogether Of members Of the
same political party as Jones, will be re-
ceiVed with very great interest in the
State and will make an important prece-
dent In such matters. The decision an
nounCed is as follows: 1st, That the con-
testant, Cochran, has no claim to the
Office. %, A majority of the board, three
members, hold that the proof shows that
the incumbent, Jones, did accept a chal-
lenge and is thereby disqualified to hold
the Office, and also hold that the board has
Jurisdiction to try and decide the question
Of his guilt on testimony by deposition
before them. 8. A minority Of the board
two members-hold that testimony
before the board fails to prove thai
Jones is guilty, and also that the board
has no authority or Jurisdiction to try OF
convict a person OF such a crime or Of
fense against the laws on original testi-
mony like that in the record. 4. The
board holds that when it has filed ii!
opinion, one copy in the office of tho Sec
retary Of State, and has sent one copy t
Mr.. John W. Cochran, the contestant
It's functions will close.
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PHILADELPHIA.
ATTRMPr TO DLAcKMAIL.

. PHILADELPHIA, November 10.-Chris-
tian HausCn and wife have been com.
mitted to answer complaint Of DR.. W.
Fl. Nevill. The Doctor was their family
physician, and while visiting the wiic
according to his ststemenO she invited
him into her chamber to look at some
new furniture. The husband rushed in,
and threatened TO shoot Nevlll unless he
signed paper acknowledging improper
conduct. The Doctor refused, when blrs.
Hausen pushed him down on the bed, and
her husband shot him, wounding him in
the knee, making amputation necessary.
DR.. Nevill, shot by Christian Hausen,
now says the pistol was accidentally dis
charged during the scuflle.
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Divers at Work on freight of the
Empire--.Brcakj.s Away of the
CabIn..Cause Il tho Disaster Yet
Unexplaine"
NEW ORLEANS, November 10.-Diyers
were at york on yesterday evening re.
moyirS the freight from tho wreck OF
tbS Empire. The cabin in the meantime
jroke loose, and the bodies entangled in
it were doubtless swept away. Among
these is included the Kcmper family, all
the other women, cabin boys, pantrymen,
walters, etc. An investigation was re.
quired before Inspector Mofatt, but
nothing definite was arrived at as 10 the
real cause OF the sinking. A diver who
went down in the hull reports that it was
much broken in, the hog chains being
wrenched completely out of the boat
leaving large hole which must have
been under water and caused tho vessel,
with her heavy freight, 10 sink almost
Immediately. The boat Is said to have
been bumped during the night by in
coming boats, causing great strains, &c.
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Freedmens, SocIetY.

PHILADELPHIA, November 10. = The
annual meeting Of the Freedmen Society
Of the NJ. E. Church was held to-day.
The reports give the list Of schools estab.
llshed In different parts Of the country,
and says Of the 5000 pupils In the schools
more than 100 are preparing TO assist In
the elevation Of their race by teaching
school or preaching the gospel. Bishops
Bowman and Andrews made addresses
this evening.
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WASHINGTON.


THE INTER OCEANIC CANAL.
WARRINGTON, November 0.-The com.
mittee for the examination OF the subject
OF an inter. oCeacic canal will meet on the
18th inst, and examine tho different re-.
ports presented and determine the prac.
ticabililY ot the work.
A vRsSRL OF WAR NRCRssARF TO PROTECT
AMERICAN CITIZENS.
Admiral Almy reports that the United
States steamer Saranac remains at Ls
PaSe, Mexico, to protect tho American
citizsns and their interests. Many rob-
berries and murders are being committed,
and the authorities are taking no steps to
arrest the culprlts.
THE FARRAGUT STATUE.
General Sherman, Mrs. Farragut and
Secretary Robson, the committee ap.
pointed 10 select q statue Of
Admiral FArragut, examined the models
by Horatio Stone, Winnie Ream, and
others, but will not reach conclusion
for several days.
JURISDICTION ACCEPTED.
The Presidential proclamation accepts
Tor the citizens OF the United States the
jurisdiction Of certain tribunals in the o..
toman Dominions and Egypt, and also
the law Of the Porte Ceding right OF
foreigners to possess unmovable property
in said Dominions.
SAFE BURGLARY TRIAL.
Owing to the sickness oil MIR. Davidge,
o! the counsel, the safe burglary trial was
adjourned until tomorrow.
Whitley was allowed by the Judge u
go TO his home until next Tuesday, there
being sickness in his family.
APPOINTED INTERPRETER.
David Thompson, of Ohio, was appoint.
cd Interpreter 10 the legation Of the United
States in Japan.
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ITALY.

NAPLES, November 10.-Sixty more of
the Comoristi have been arrested. The
government has determined to conflne in
one locality all belonging to the Maf1le
Association in Sicily.
ROME, November 10.-The government
has majority OF 70 In the Chamber Of
Deputies. which will probably be increas
ed by the elections pending.
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KING:ToN, JAMAICA, November 10
Sixteen vessels were driven ashore near
hero and wrecked or damaged by the
hurricane ot the 1st. There were numer.
GUS disasters TO shipping also at ST. Annis.
From other sections there is news oi
great destruction of property, including
crops.
PoRTsMoUTu, N. Il, November 49,
Four seamcn, while returning in a small
boat TO their vessel last night, were
drowned. All were intoxicated.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November l9.-Tho bullion
In the Bank OF England decreased 093,.
600 pounds the past week. Tho proper
ton oil the banks reserve 10 its liability,
which last week was 30t per cent Is now
39t per cent.
An infant son OF the Duke of Edinburg
has been christened Robert Alexander.
The directors Of tho Midland Railway
Company had finally determined 10
abolish second class carriages and fares
and will arrange the details Of the change
with competing lines at the request Of tho
latter.
Prince Alfonso, after short sojourn in
France, has returned 10 the Carlist head.
quarters in Spain.
KING COFFEE DEPosED.
Late advlces from Cape Coast Castle
say that 1t was rumored there that King
Coffee, oil Ashantee, had been deposed
and was succeeded by his nephew. This
change will have the effect OF uniting all
the tribes on q friendly footing.
The object ofthe journey Of the English
Bishops to Rome is 10 obtain permission
to pursue an independent course, in case
the British government should seek to
restrict the liberty Of the action oil the
Catholic clergy. They will represent to
the Pope that they wish to respect the
laws OF Eogland, and can not blindly
accept such regulations as are imposed on
the Continental Bishops.
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ARKANSAS.

INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
LITTLE Rock, November ia joint
resolution was introduced In the Senate
to-day and passed TO a second reading
raising committee Of three in the Senate
and five in the House to inquire into the
manner oil the election Of Senator Dorsey,
with power TO send for persons and pa
pers. The resolution will undoubtedly
pass and the whole matter receive a thor
ough investigation.
Everything Is very quiet here and else
where throughout the State. Nothing Is
yet heard oi the whereabouts OF Smith OF
Wheeler.
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Episcopal ConvocatIon.

CLEVELAND, November 1O.-Thc Epis
copal Convocalion oI Northeastern Ohio
met in this city yesterday. Rev, DR..
Bolles, Of Cleveland, was elected Presi-
dent.
The following resolution was present
ed, consideration of which was postponed
nntil the next meeting:
RtSOlwd. That this Convocation re.
quest tho next Diocese Convention to re.
turn to the old missionary system Of the
Diocese Of Ohio.
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Guil,n of Embrzzlrment.

RICHMOND, Va, November 1O.-The
jury in tho case Of F. T. Brooks, Presi-
dent Of the Merchants National Bank ol
Petersburg, on trial in the United States
Circuit Court, before judges Bond and
Hughes, to-day rendered verdict Of
guilty Of embezzlement and false entries,
Sentence was reserved.
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texas is explaining what Bourbonism
means, by the passage In the lower house
OF au at to establish system Of peonage,
providing that men may be condemned to
labor by any County Justice, and hired
out to the highest bidder. That was
Hardln's idea in 1850, only he frankly
called 1t selling men into perpetual bond
ana
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SPAIN.

HREDAYE, November 10.-A vigorous
cannonsde from San Marisl sgain drove
the Carlists from the vicinity OF Irun.
HRNDAYE, November 19-The Csrlists
again occupy positions around Irun, and
have re.taken Oyarzin and cut the railway
and wagon road to San Sebastian.
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BROOKLYN girls who had the honor Of
dancing with Alexis, and who captured
some Of his coat,buttonS or specimens Of
his fuger.nails, take them out at every
fresh report OF his coming marriage, and
weep over them convulsiyely.
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WARS IN THE WND?-We under
stand that Superintendent BRIDGES, OF
Moundsvllle, has left for the Third Dis
trics to look after the interests Of Hon. j,
N. CAMDEN for the U. =. Senate. Con-
sidering that the Superintendent was the
bosom friend Of the late P. p, and that
no was mainly instrumental in getting
him his present position, 1t looks as
though there was falling out among the
brethren.
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SAN FRANoGsoo, November la-The
Nevada legislature will stand as iol'
lows. In the Senate, Republicans ls.
Democrats z; in the Assembly, Democrats
10, Republicans 81; Independents 8. The
Republican majority on the Joint ballot
was 81,
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OMAHA, November 1O.-Gen. Ord re-
ceived $4,000 from the Branch Aid
Society at Cleveland, O., to-day for the
grssshopper sufferers.
Snow to the depth Of three inches fell
hero 10 dsY.
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seelye Arrested for ENFORCEMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, November 1O-A spe.
Cial from Monroe, La, states that upon
The release by Judge Trimble oi Marshall
seelyc, al Vienna, be was Immediately
arrested by the U, s, Marshal on a charge
Of embezzlement, and sent 10 New Or.
leans. Seelye Is now in this city. He
was until recently special agent Of the
Postofflce Department
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AFRICA.

ADRN, November 19.-Three Egyptian
men ol.war are blocksding the seaport Of
Berbera, Africa, and prevent the ship.
ment Of merchandise to this station. A
British gunboat has been dispatched to the
blockaded port.
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PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and the upper lake
region, continued cold and generally
cloudy weather, with slow south or west
Winds and falling barometer from Lake
Superior southwestward to the Missouri
Valley.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
the southern portion Of the Middle States,
generally cloudy and continued cold
weather, with north or east windp, slight
changes in pressure, and areas OF rain or
snow.
For the lower lake region, cold and
partly cloudy weather, with variable
winds and stationary or falling barometer
For the canal region OF New York the
temperature will iall below freezing dur.
ing the night.
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COLUMBUS, November 19.-This after:
noon James Manning, boy II year, OF
age, was returning 10 the city f-Jrn o
hunting expedition with cchpanlon'
and was In the act OF climbing q renee,
when by accident he fell I'D The full load
Of shot was discharged from his gun and
lodged In bis neck 1llling him instantly.
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ST. LOUIS, November 19-Arrived-
Mollie Moore and Susie Silver, from New
Orleans, Grand Tower, from Memphis,
and Rob Roy, from Keokuk. Departed
CITY of Vicksburg. River rising slowly.
Rain fell all day, followed by a brisk snow
storm this evening.
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Elected a Republican Mayor.

CHATTANOOGA, November 19.-The
hardest fought political contest known
here for years came of to-day at the Mu-
nicipal election. James, Republican, was
elected Mayor by 2l7 majority, q gain OF
IS over MsynardS vote In the State elec-
ton.
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FAILED TO AGREE.

MEMPHIS, November 19.-In the case
Of John McCarty, charged with burning
the Memphis & Louisville railroad shops
here about year ago, which has been o.
trial for week past, the jury tsilri to
agreG. The penaltyior this crime under
the statute is death.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN received two
votes for Governor Of New York, and he
is tickled most to death. It's the com.
mencement OF the end, he says.
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BOSTON, November 10.-A Cotton Ex-
change has been organized here with E.
Fl. Sampson President.
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Safe for strangers.

CHARLESTON, s. o., November 19-The
Board oi Health has passed q resolution
declaring it perfectly safe for strangers to
visit the city.
CHAMBERLAIN's MAJORITY.
Chamberlsins majority for Governor
ia 1OG67:
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 1O.-Tho specie in
the Bank Of France increased II ,321 900
francs during the past week. Rents 81
francs, GG3 centum.
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SAN FRlEcHco, November 10.-In the
ro1ls tor the six thousand dollar trotting
race saturday, OccidGnr sells 500, Ful
iorNn $s5, Sam Purdy 800 to $40.
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F. B. HARPER, heir Of "Uncle John"
Harper, was offered $4,000 Tor "Long.
fellow" the other day, but declined.
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BOSTON, November 19.--The new post
office Ia nearly completed and within q
week will be formally opened.
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NEW YORK, November 19.-Arived-
Steamers State Of Nevada and California,
from Glasgow.
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A s8n nnn FIRE

TORONTO, November 10 Rich & Van
dusens block was burned last night
Loss, $4,000.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line.
hiCe Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe ,5tB.
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, November 19.-In the fight
this morning among some recently ar.
rived communists from Paris, enc man
was killed and four or five others severely
wounded,
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PROF. MARSH,

accompanied by Major Burt and de-
tachment ot cavalry, lett Red Cloud for
Bonehelds on the 10Th. The weather
was very severe, with considerable snow.
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Two more Mormon men appeared be.
fore the Third District Court to-day and
paid their fines for illegal voting at the last
clcciinn.
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WESTERN NEWS.


CHEYENNE, November 10.-Kensler,
the noted hslI.breed murderer and out
law, was hung here today.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WAN DIPARTHEuF, !
WARRINGTON. D. c., Nov. l0.-s:00P. 4,
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ALL QUIET AT THE AGENCIES.

General Bradley aud Major Stanton,
paymaster, returned 10 Fort Laramie TO-
day and report everything quiet at the
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies.
The annuity goods have been issued 10
the Indians, About 400 lodges Of Kio-
hochGs and Winnconpoes have gonesouth
to hunt on the Republican river.