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sr. LOUIS, October ga. j. Whipple,
20 years old and deaf, was run over and
killed by switching engine in the In.
dianapoiia and st. Louis freight yard in
East 81. Louis. His head was severed
from the body.
wEsr VIRGINIA EDITORS COMING HOME.
The West Virginia editorial excursion.
ists returned from Colorado this morn.
ing, and left for home tonight.
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PhiIndeInhln Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, October Co. Wool
Fair demand and prices steady Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above 45a5Oc; X 45a4Gc; medium 5052c;
coarse 40aI9c; New York, Michigan, In.
diana and Western fine 4la4Sc; medium ~
a5Oci coarse 4Oa49c, combing washed 6sA
62ci cOmbing unwashed 42Hc; Canada
combing G2Hc; fine unwaShed S0aSlc;
coarse andlmGdium unwashed S4a37c; tub
washed 49a55c; extra and merino pulled SS
a49c; No. and Superfne pulled S7A4l.
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Terrific HAL Storm.

RoLLA, Mo, October 29.-A hail storm
Of unprecedented violence passed over
this section to-day al Ten minutes past
three o'clock this afternoon, and lasted
about ten minutes. The hailstones we're
about the size Of pigeon eggs, and did im.
mense damage, breaking In Rolla alone
not lcSs than 10000 pahes Of glass. Al.
most every pane Of glass on the west side
Of the houses was broken. The storm
was accompanied by thunder and light.
ming,
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CtScNSArr, October 2O.-Cotton Dull
Al i3Hc. Flour-Firm and in fair de.
mand. Wheat-InwcF. Corn-Dull at So
NGOc. Oats-Dull at 2sa42c. Barley-Flrm
and unchanged. Rye-Quiet at 7SasOc.
PoFk-SmAll sales at $50 70. Lard-Quict;
current make at l2Kal2Xc; kettle i3Ka
i3Hc. Bacon-Partly cured At 9Na9Ha
iSHaiSAc. Whisky-Steady and In mod
crate demand at 81 l3,
HoGs-steady and In moderate demands
common u lOa7 26i good butchers q 3Oa
7S5,
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, October 2O.-Bankruptcy pro.
cecdings against DR.. strousburg have been
commenced here.
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Tng Prohibition vote in Ohio at the
ll.t election was not quite one.halt OF
one per cent Of the aggregate vote, and
wtthc Carnnati Commercial truly says;
olt something to think about that there
were twenty-five hundred citizens Of Ohio
e,pable Of throwing away their votes in
eonte,, 20 momrntous rs that which has
inst occurred in this State"
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Turmceting Of the Grand Lodge Il, O
OF Of West Va, at Marlinsburg, was
the occasion for quite display in that
Ao.pitable city. Animposing drmonstra-
ton took place on Wednesday in the
shape Of procession consisting of the
home and visiting lodges,and including al
.othc Grand Lodge. The procession was
greeted by large crowds as 1t passed
hrouglthcstrccts, headed by the Martins.
burg band, with the Shepherdstown
band in the centre. In all,the procession
numbered about $50 members Of the Or.
DER The orator Of the day at the NJ. L,
Church was Mr.. Charles James Faulk.
uer, IT,, whose remarks are highly spoken
Of by the hd,pmdcaL
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The marks last night indicated 3 feet
10 inches and falling.
The Science left for Parkersburg on
time, taking the place Of the Express.
The Abner O'Neal arrived from Steu.
benville and returned in the evening.
The Hudson will arrive at an early
hour this morning and leave for Cincin-
natl at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. She
passed ParkerSburg at 10 o'clock yester.
day morning.
The II. G. Sheppard, from the Mus
kingum river, passed up about o'clock
A. NJ, en- route for the New Cumberland
brick yards.
The Rees Is still running in the Sunfsh
trade.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar
tinSville last evening, and will return to.
day.
LBy Telegraph
EVANSVILLE, October 29.-Weather
cloudy, windy and warm; mercury O60.
River 4 $40 feet and falling slowly. Up
Nail City, Silyerthorn and George
Roberts. Down-Fleetwing, Fawn and
Dick johnson. Business light. The
Fawn withdraws after this trip from the
Cincinnati and Evansville trade.
MEMPHIS, October 20.-River stationa.
ry; weather cloudy, warm. Arrived
Con. Miller, from Cincinnati, and Au.
gusta, from White river. Departed
Vicksburg, and Chester, for 81. Louis, and
Arlington for Cincinnati.
NASHVILLE, October 20.- River still
falling at 2 feet 8 inches on shoals; wealth
or cloudy and threatening rain.
CINCINNATI, October 29.-River Q feet
7 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and warm. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling;
Glasgow, Evansville. Departed-AndeS,
Wheeling.
sr.I.oUis, October 29.-Arrivcd-Belle
Of Memphis, Memphis Lake Superior,
Keokuk; Future City, New Orleans. De.
partcd-Lake Superior, st. Paul; X. Y.
kuntz, New Orleans; Mitchell, Keokuk;
Belle Of Memphis, Memphis. River sta
lionAry. Weather cloudy and very warm
during the day; heavy rain this evening,
accompanied BY high wind.
CAIRO, October 2O.-Arriyed-Robt.
Mitchell, Cincinnati; b. II. Cooke, Evans.
vile. River 0 feet 10 inches and falling,
Weather cloudy, with indications Of
storm. Mercury 740.
LOUISVILLE, October W.-Arrived-
Acme, from Cincinnati, and Kendall,
from The coast. Departed Acme, for New
Orleans. River falling, feet 2 inches; /;
2 feet 2 inches on the falls.
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ST. JosErn, October 20.-Between six
and seven o'clock this evening seven
prisoners escaped from the jaiI in this
city by saving Ofthe iron bars of n win.
dow. Their names we're Frank Brown,
convicted Of murder, and sentenced 10 be
hung; John Patton, Oscar Kirk, Charles
Reinhart and Thomas Sharon, under
sentence for grand larceny; Alex Brough.
ton and VIM. Early, under sentence Tor
horse stealing. A reward Of $500 Is Of.
fered for the capture Of Brown.
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Number Oi Gases aud Deaths
From yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-A report
received by the Secretary Of War from
tbsiOtAn. surgeon V. d. Hubbard, Medical
director Department Of the Gulf, dated
New Orleans, October 23d, announced that
The progress Of the yellow fever in that
city up 10 the 23d inst, according to the
information had from the Board Of
Health was rs follows: Number Of cases
81. number Of deaths 40.
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Marine Intelligence,

New YoRK, October 2O.-Atrived-
Steamships Aragon, from Bristol, and
Daven, from Mediterranean.
LONDON, October 20.-Thc steamships
BOthna and Denmark, from New York,
and Lupzig, from Baltimore, arrived out
NEw YORK, October 29.-Affived-- -
State OF Pennsylvania, from Glasgow;
SAN FRANCisCo, October 90 Ship
Young America, from New York.
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and measures constitutes their stock in
THE PULSE OF CHARLESTON.


l find am wandering from my origi-
nal intention, which was to speak OF
Charleston. Socially, she holds her own.
In a business point Of view, she il no
worse of than other communities, The
loss OF the Capital had no perceptible
effect on the manners and customs Of her
people, In the way Of city improvements
It gives me pleasure to note the erection
Of substantial business blocks in the
burnt districts. The Skses property has
been recently destroyed by fire.
A FINE LOCATION.
While Charleston has lost the Capital,
she may boast Of location in the midst
OF the finest timber and mineral regions
in the United States. One, II he Is so dis
posed, can hear all the Capital talk he
wants to. There are three parties in the
controversy, and II allowed, my Classifca-
ton Of them would be as follows {;
First, those who grieve not so much over
their supposed loss as at Wheelings gain.
This class is composed, for the most part,
Of lawyers and disturbers Of the public
peace, among whom is to be found my
venerable friend, Col. Ben Smith, who,
like Rachel Of old, refuses to be comfort
ed. A large number constituting the sec
ond class, don't care anything about itbe-
yond It's permanent location, While q
respectable number, composing the third
class can see prOpriety in the eternal
fitness Of things and yield the palm to
Wheeling,
] formed the acquaintance OF II. NJ.
Long, OF Allegheny City, Some Of our
Wheeling boys will recognize him as their
Class.matc at Morgantown. This Is his
first visit to Charleston and he Is highly
delighted with the place. Fearing may
weary your readers, ! hasten TO close this
letter, On THE WING.
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charged with S1urderinE a Ptis.
OfHeP.

CISClSSAri, October 29.-Thc Coto.
nets jury in the case Of Henry Q, John.
son, who was killed by shot fred while
he was in the hands Of the officers arrest.
ing him, last Wednesday, rendered yer.
die. charging Bowling, the officer making
the arrest, With the murder Of the ptis-
oner.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 20. = Clover
Seed-9HaiOc. PetrOleum-NOminal; re.
fined 13Hc; crude lOHc. Flour-Steady;
extra at 50 OOa5 20; Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota 50 5Oa7 12jT; high grades 81 Goa
as 50. Wheat-Primest steady; Pennsylvania
red 81 35ai 40; amber 81 45; white 81 4Oal 90.
Rye-76aS5c., COrn-FirmCr; yellow and
mixed 72a73c. OatS-fnactivc; white 43n
4pc; mixed 3sc. steady; New York
and Bradford county extra S3a34c; firsts
3Oa32c; western extras 3Oa32c; firsts 2Ja26c;
rolls, extra 2ga3Oc; firSts 2Ba2Sc, Cheese
Firm; western fine 1gfai3c. Eggs-Firm;
western fresh 27a2sc. Whisky-Steady nj
a 10.
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LONDON, October 29.-The Duchess Of
Edinburg was safely delivered Of a
daughter this morning.
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"rO tear each others hair
And bite each others ears"

Business in New Orleans Ia looking
up. The receipts Of cotton have been
liberal, showing an excess from the lat Of
September to date Of about 10000 bales
over those for the same period last year.
Rice il coming in freely few hogSheads
Of new sugar arrive daily and planters
generally throughout the State will com.
mence grinding on the lst Of November,
with the prospect Of good crops. The
Bulletin says "The wholesale trade,
III nearly all its branches, is encour.
lgingly active, the sales 80 far this
season. being greater than any cor
responding period since 1867. The retail
trade isnot 40 active Ms could be reasona.
bly, expected at this season Of the year,
owing to dearth Of currency. Money Is
scarce, and great Inconvenience is e1pe.
''enced by business men on this account.
Unusually large amounts Of currency
have been sent into the country 10 move
The crops, for the purchase Of cotton and
the payment Of wages; but in a short time
'hi'WiIl all he back again. with the
most tIiitDriOgprospects Of large crops Of
cotton and sugar, we can confidently look
lofTari to n most active and prosperous
ba'inr" season"
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Decided in Favor ortlie I'laintln.

ATLANTA, GA, October 90 The U, s.
Circuit Court to-day in the case Of vii.
mer and others, first mortgage bondhold.
efs, against the Atlanta 4 Richmond Air
Line X. K. Co, decides in favor Of the
plaintiff and DEGREES that the trustees
shall sell the entire property. The frat
mortgage amounts TO I,24s0OO. The
accrued interest, unpaid to date, Ia about
100000. The road extends from Atlanta
to Charlotte, N. C., distance Of 2Oj
miles.
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OLp Mas, GrMMIDGE, Of the Parkers-
burg journal, alias Ex-Governor Steven
son, /, much exercised over our notices
Of the West Virginia editorial excur-
,ioni.p. lie thinks likely we were left
out in the coId-or, in other words, that
We had no ticket sent us emitting us to
participate, The Ex-Governor, as usual,
mise. his guess in this SurmiSc. We
had the incest sort Of ticket, and have
ityct. The trouble with the Ex-Governor
i, that it requires surgical operation to
puta joke of any kind into his skull,
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CHICAGO, October 29.-About 10 o'clock
tonight a fire broke out in the double
two.slory brick building near the corner
Of Canal and Madison streets, owned by
F. q. WelCh, and occupied by various
parties as a carriage wheel factory, mill
furnishing establishment, etc. The in.
side Of the building, with ils contents,
was entirely destroyed. Loss estimated
at $4,000; insurance about One.hali.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 29.-In the competition
announced last April for drama based
OIL the American revolution, sixty.seven
manuscripts Of plays have been sent to
Theodore MiChaelic, many by the lead
ing dramatists, and n number Of these pro-
ductions are Of high merit.
PARIS, October 20.-The Journal de
PariS (Orleanist) denies that NJ, Buffet
favOrs BOnapurtists. 1t announces that
at the commencement ofthe session Of the
Assembly, the Minister will deal with
the Bonapartist pretGntions Ns they de.
serve
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Anics rlOw Com pany 10 Continue e
RuSineNa.

BosroN, October 29.-AL a meeting Of
the creditors Of the Ames Plow Com.
pany II was decided that the Company
ahonld continue business. Tie creditors
will either grant an extension or the
company vii avail itSelio the offer made
by responsible parties to furnish the
ready capital needed.
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NRw YORK, October 29.-BuSineSs was
inactive with commission houses and i'm.
RortGrs, and the iobbing trade was quiet,
Pripts moved slowly, and Washington fancy
and plaid makes were reduced O7IIc, Cot
ton aannels and corset jeans In steady de.
mAnd. RCpellants active with Rn upward
tendency. CASsimeres dull and weak,
Brown linens have advanced In Europe.
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WASHINGTON, October 29.-At the Dri-
wing Park today the first race was a two
mile dash for $3.50, the winner Of the
first mile to get slOO. Gen. Ilarney won
the race; Bdrgee, second; Donnybrook,
third. Time 4:4ll
The second race, mile heats, with eight
starters, was won by IIarkawny, First
Chance second, Century third. Time,
l:4o!, l;4si, i:56l. First Chance won the
first heat.
The four mile dash was won by Ozark, ,
beating NetLie Norton by $50 yards, Busy
Bee third. Time, 7:40.
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OMAHA, NEB., October. "A severe
storm Of snow and wind prevailed to-day
throughout this section. Snow fell 10 the
depth Of Two inches and over In many
places. The first SNOW OF The season.
Many trains are delayed.
CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION
The State Association Of the Congrega.
tional Churches Ia In session in this city.
II Ia we'll attended. Rev. DR.. Burrows,
Of Boston, and DR.. Coe, Of New York,
are present.
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IIernIc Reil.Sncriflce.

PORTLAND, Me, October 29.-This af.
ternoon AZ man named Small was riding
in a wagon on Commercial street, near
the RAILROAD depot, he saw two children
playing on tho track and train backing
down on them. He sprang from his
wagon to recover the children and sue.
ceeled in doing 40, but was himself run
over by the train aud killed.
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GhpGnteItigstteer.

Tar Clinamcn smile scornfully at the
idea t,l. a telegraph wire can convey
m...a,rl a thousand miles in a few Sec
onl.. hut are ready enough to believe
that ,he telegraph poles bring pestilencc
,pl death.
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CLEVELAND, October ?9.-Wheat-Dull
and unchanged; No. 2 red 81 20; rejected
Soc. Corn-Steady, firm and unchanged.
Oats-Firm, strong and steady at 42c for
No, State; No. do 40C. Petr6leum-Un.
changed; standard white, car lots, l0Kc;
State test tl5O0) ut lNc; in small way Ia
20 higher.
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TURKEY.
The NnbIiIno Porte.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 90 The
Official Ga,ctte says that in view OF the
distrustfulneSs OF the people in the prom.
ised Turkish reforms, steps must be
taken by the foreign cabinets TO strength.
en- confidence, so as to enable the Porte
to fulfill its promises. The present sad
condition Of the Christians must be put
an end TO In any case.
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JANE FREEMAN CLARKE, Of Boston,
nbi. Biblical researches, has discovered
,be original ipAationist. lie was the un-
ip.t .lesarI who contrived so that man
who owed hundred measures Of oil
seemed to- pay his debt with fifty.
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Wgarc panied to hear Of n sad col.
li,ion between two bright and shining
members Of the Fairmont bar the other
day, the Hon. Fountain Smith and the IT,
Hon. James Morrow. They first abused
each other with their tongues, which was
all right aud strictly professional, and
then, very unproicsSiOnally indeed, fell to
abusing each other with their fists. This
isa departure from d time.honOred GUS
tom that deserves attention. Hitherto
the public has always understood that
lawyers quarrcls were to be regarded as
purely pickwickian. We understand that
the casus belli was not at all Of an aggra.
waiting character One simply told the
other that he was not honest Tor words to
that effect and the other simply replied
that the other was no gentleman Tor
words to that effect, and because Of these
common professional pleusantrieS, gray
and innocuous with age and honor, they
sought
"'TO lcirCarh others hair
And bite each others ears"
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, October 20.-Pig Iron
Weak and prices nOminally unchanged;
mill iron quoted at $2Sa24 90 for 4 months;
No, foundry $95a26 90; No. 9 do $24a25 90.
Wheat Unchanged. COrn-Dull; old 6sa
Zoe; new 4Sa5Oc. PetrOleum-Quiet crude
81 o. At Parker's; refined l3alSNc, Phila.
dGlphia delivery.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 20. - DR..
Strousburg, the noted railway contractor
and fnancler, has been arrested hero and
sent TO Moscow. Compromising docu.
ments in connection with his failure we're
found in his possession.
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Weather Report.
War DEPARTMENT, !
OBHtCB OF THE CHIEH sI0NAL ORTICER.
WAsIllSOroN, D. C., October 30-l AN.


For tho Upper Lakes, the Upper Mis-.
sisSippi, the Lower Missouri and Ohio
Valleys, and Tennessee, a rising barome.
ter, northwest winds, falling temperature,
cloudy weather and snow or rain, clear.
ing in and north Of Missouri.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
a stationary or falling barometer, south.
west to southeast winds, warm cloudy
weather and rain, followed by northwest
winds, a rising barometer and falling tenn.
peratnre Ia the former. .
For the Lower Lakes, the Middle and
Eastern States falling barometer. South.
east to southwest winds, warm and cloudy
weather, and rain followed by northwest
winds, and falling temperature in the two
first.
Cuutionary signals continue on Lake
Superior, Michigan, Huron, Eric and On.
tafio,
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TOLEDO, October 29-Flour-DemAnd
fair and market firm. Wheat-Firm; No. 2
white Wabash 81 80; No. 3 do 81 %; amber
81 q; No. | white Michigan 81 PAX; No. 2,
81 III extra 81 80; No. . amber 81 o.. Corn
-Dull high mixed 60NC; no grade Csc.
Oats-Steady; No. 9, S6Hci rejected Sic.
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Deatl, Of Hon, AmaSa Waiker.

BosToN, October 29.- Hon. Amasa
Walker died today aged 10 years,
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House ana Chlidrcn burned.

CiNCtNNATi, October 2O.-An Athens,
Ohio special says one Krumsley, colored
man with his vile and infant left three
small children alone while they went to
town this evening. The house took fire
burning the children to death. II Ia sup.
posed that the children unset the lamp.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and STOCKS.

NEW YoRK, October 2O.-MoNRY-Mar
ket easy at 3al per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6a7 per cent Custom receipts, 1858,
900, Imports Of dry goods 81, 100000. The
Assistant Treasurer disbuted $500, ,OOO
ClearingS, $55,OOO,OOO.
GoLD-Advanced from ll61S to llOl1
closing at the latter price. The rates paid
for borrowing were S.G4, Lilo, 1882, ard
l.4 per cent per diem and per cent per
annum. Loans were also made flat.
GOVERNMENT lIoNDs-Firm and in good
hnmund
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BosroNr October 29.-In the suit Of o.
o. Gott Va. the Boston Herald for $4,000
damages for libel, in calling the Cardiff
giant a fraud, the Jury to-day rendered a
verdict iot the defendant,
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Mrs. Emma Ituddock, Of Iowa City,
was to-day admitted 10 practice in the
United States Circuit and District courts
Of this city. She Is the first female law.
yer ever admitted to the Federal courts
In the United States.
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OrR "ON the WING" LETTER.
The ohio VictOFy..ItA Effect UpOn
the COuntfy..'fhe News About
charlottesville Feeling on the
('nnitnI Question.

Capital Question:
Correspondence Of the IntelllScnccr.
ChARKsBURd, October 90, 1875.
After paying my last tribute TO my de.
ceased friend, Captain John Mulrinc, |
embarked on board the steamer Andes for
Charleston. AZ we passed along the Ohio
border was reminded Of the fierce polit.
ical struggle that had ensueh but few
days before upon her soil. All hail to
Ohio. To her belongs the glory OF deter
mining the Presidential contest Of 1870.
aAs goes Ohio so goes the Union" The
Democrats charge the Republican party
with inconsistency. This comes with .
bad grace from those who are consistent
in nothing but their opposition 10 Re.
publicaniSm. Their abuse Of public mon
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NI1AIN.
The Relations Between Spain
and America.

MADRID, October 2O.-The Ep0cd states
that the Spanish Cabinet recently dis.
cussed It's reply to the Washington note,
which tends TO determine the relations OF
Spain and America, SO as to enable the
American Government 10 present TO Con.
gress detailed account Of its interna-
finnnl relations.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY NTELLIGENOER
NEW YORK.
A Sailing Party Drowned.

New York, October 2O.-A Bing-
hampton dispatch says that while party
Of six were boating on the SuSquehanna
river at Unadlllo, day before yesterday,
the boat upset and all were precipitAted
into the water. Maurice Goodrich and
wife, Of Worcester, N. Y, and Mr.. More
house and wife, OF UnadiIlo, were drown
ed, The GoOdrichs were on a wedding
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brakeman Kiiie,i.

CLEVELAND, October 29.-Wm. Jones,
aged about % years, brakeman on the
Atlantic 4 Great Western Railroad, was
killed this evening while coupling cars.
The deceased was resident Of thiS CITY,
and unmarried.