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THE WARD WILL CASE.
How the TeStnlOr Consulted SDir.
its About business VCnIurcS-
Tho Examination OF u Noted
Medium.

DETROIT, Mich, October 2.-Thc un-
yelling Of skeletons in the Ward family
closet was continued to-day in the con
tested will case, in the presence Of y great
crowd, including many ladies. The last
Of the mediums was examined, being 4
Mrs. Martin, of this city, who testified to
repeated instances in which Capt. Ward
had consulted spirits through her on I'M
portant business matters, especially on all
his mining ventures, among them that Of
u German gcologist, known to the me
dium rs Cabbage John" Mrs. Martin,
during her cross examination, went into
II trance ut the request Ol counsel. She
was possessed Of the same German spirit,
and delivered quite an OratiOn in the
German language, On coming ont Of the
trance she sworC positively that she had
no knowledge Of what had taken place,
and that she could not speak but little
German. This novel scene in Court ere.
atcd no little excitement.
A woman was also produced on the
witness stand, who has now in her keep
ing an IllCgitimatc non Of Captain Ward,
who is insane, the object Of this being to
show that the insanity in the family
is due to him aud his first wife.
A young man named Ely was also
sworn, who il ailianccd to Captain Wards
youngest daughter. lie identified an
anonymous letter received by,him, which
will be offered in evidence hereafter. 1t
warned him against marrying into a
family Of such insane tendencies, and was
in the end traced to the second Mrs,
Ward, and proved to be in her handwrit.
ing. From this witness the fact was also
asCertained, on crOss.examination, that
he took the news Of Captain Wards death
home to the family, and that at once the
two sane sons drove up to town, passing
the body on their way, and that one Of
them then secured counsel to attack the
will. Ills evidence was ultimately ex-
cludcd by the Court, however, The case
will last about fortnight yet.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
ELECTION For PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, October Am election for
member of Parliament to fill vacancy
in WestSuilolk, OCcasioncd by the death
Of Colonel Wilson, occurred to-day. Mr..
/. Thornton, jr., was nominated, and
there being no opposition no polling Oc-
CURED, and that gentleman was duly re-
turned
MALTREATMENr OF BRITISH sUBJECTs IN
GUATEMALA,
The Globe this evening says that the
British subjects Of Guatemala will bring
under notice Of the Foreign Office the
maltrcatmcnt they have suffered from
Guatemala officials.
THE SINKING oFTlIE VANGUARD.
The ArmydRd Nary Gazette says that the
Admiralty has ordered u COurt.martial
otry the captain Of Her Brittanic Majes-
ty's steamshi p Iron Duke, on account Of
her collision with the Vanguard. 1t says
further that the admiralty will not court
martial Admiral rarlGtOn, nOtwithstand-
ing the opinion Of the recent court.mar-
tial trial, The primary cause Of the
Vanguard disaster was the high rate Of
speed maintained by the vessels Of the
squadron, y,orler Of. Admiral HazeltOp,
The Gazette saysltlis most extraordinary
decision.
THE PRODUCE Markets.
The Times to-day, in its financial arti-
C lc, says some Of the leading foreign and
colonial produce markets have been rath-
cr stCadiCr toward the end OF the week,
transactions in the aggregate being OF
some considerable extent. There has
been no advance in prices.
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C,loSrL Ben WIsoN and the Hon.
IIenry q. Dayi' are a.siduously cult
,a,ins the Gransers just now at the
cputy iair.. Their hair il said to be
full Of hay seed and their boots to be
about the right color and smell. Their
lave for the sons Of toll is beautiful to
iL.J
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Tur death Of S. c. Baker, formerly Of
thi, city i. announced in our dispatches
thi. morning. The deceased was n
brother oi the late James L, Baker Of
this city, aud resided here for many years.
ill., came to Wheeling from the Valley
Of Virginia in early life, and was highly
regarded by large circle Of friends.
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Hi.amoitcr Of moment to this COM
munitytha wcscud to the Senate a man
Of oimpcricurc in public affairs, and one
who i well acquainted with the public
men ii lhcSiaw. This is not a good time
ucler,a man who has the b c's ollegis-
lalion to learn at the serious and per-
chance the fatal expense Of his consIit-
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CUBA,

INSURGENTS EXECUTED-GOLD MARKET.
HAVANA, October 2.-The Spaniards
have cConrl.mnrlnIed ami shot Manuel de
Hayas and Caledoni Acosta, at Puerto
Principe.
The gold market is down, consequent
upon the recent decree re-cstablislling the
premium on foreign gold.
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TURKEY.


LONDON, October "a Times special
from Ragusa says the Insurgents attacked
Kick, but they were attacked in front and
rear. Their ammunition gave out, and
they escaped, leaving three dead on the
field, and carrying oil seventeen wound
cd.
The Times special from Rangoon, says
China and Burmah have formed an ALI.
ance offensive and defensive.
VIOLENCE OF A sERvIAN JOURNAL.
BERLIN, October 2.-The Belgrade IsiOk
newspaper, which is supposed to be n
semi.OlliCial organ, advises the insur-
gents, ii the Consuls insist upon further
interviews, to receive them in camp and
give them twenty-five lashcs each. They
will then he able to enter into the spirit
Of the Oriental question. While with
ing under the lash they will experience
the sensation Of a Christian Raiah under
the Turkish yoke.
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\uoyo the creditors Of Glass, NecIy
SO. Keystone Iron Works, of Pitts
pargbw We notice the following Steubcn-
vile Furnace anil Iron Company, Sl,S72;
lncy Furnace Company, 81, ,lSO; Fifth
Aycnpe Bank Of Pittsburgh, Sls,G26 SO;
luion National Bank, Si337S IS; ES-
change National Bank, $4,000,
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FRANCE.


MINISTER HAY7S sUPREssED sPEEOH.
PARIS, October 1.-The letter Of NJ. Say,
Minister Of Finance, explanatory Of the
Objectionable passage in his speech on the
9th ult., has removed the difficulty oc.
casioned by his remarks. Perfect unNni
nifty prevailed throughout the Cabinet
Council Yesterday,
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Why did men Of all parties unite two
years ago to send ticn, I'anncll to Charles
ton? Simply because Of his experience
and his supposed influence with the mem
hers Of the Legislature, lit was worth
while to do this in order to procure the
Capital, what should BE- our policy in
order To secure it? Should wc reverse
tho policy then pursued, and send a rep.
rcscuuliyc to the Senate wholly incxpc'
rinnrrlp
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
70 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER

Capt. y. 4. Baker. Formerly Ol
Wheeling, AT the Point OF
Death.
ST. Louis, October Capt, $, c, Baker,
u well known steamboat agent, formerly
Of Wheeling, is lying at the point OF
death with congcstive chilIs. There is
but little prospect OF his recovery.
LATER.
ST. Louis, October3.-Capt, Col. Baker,
whose expected death was announced in
u previous dispatch, died here to-day.
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Failure Of IsOStOn Lumber Mcr.
chants,

MoHrREAL, October 2.-Shpchard, Hill
& Co., lumber merchants Of Boston, who
failed yesterday, have for many years done
nm Extensive business in this city. They
have a large amount Of paper at discount
at two or three local banks, but all are
we'll secured, and no loss to the banks will
result
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ITALY.

CARDINAL M'CLOsKEY TO LEAVE ON THE
l0rI.
ROME, October 1T is understood that
Cardinal McClOskey will leave for the
United States about the 10Th instant.
Cardinal SimirOn is said to have made
report to the Vatican Of his hOpcfulnesa
Of an arrangement with Spain,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, October g.-'rhe NORTH German
Ga:cRc says that the Emperor Of Ger.
many, upon his approaching visit to
Italy, will not 60 10 Rome. lie will only
meet King Victor Emmanuel in Upper
Italy,
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SPAIN.


BARCELONA, October 2.--Scven columns
Of AlfOnSist troops are pursuing the Carl
ists, Under Saballa and Gamundi, in the
province Of Corona.
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I.cccipts from Internal ,evcnue.

Wt'nlSGroN, October . Receipts
from internal revenue to-day, S3lO,7A7;
rom the fiscal year to date, go, ,2s9Os7;
rom custums to-day, $3S2,G70; for the ia.
cal year 10 date, 81 i25,74O,
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Double MurIer-Texas Cattle.

DESisoN, TEXAS, October 2.-The bod.
les Of the man and boy murdered by
Wilson, near Fort Sill, have been found.
Wilson wa4 arrested near the bodies, and
compelled to ride and sleep in the wagon
with his victims on the road to Fort Sill.
lie will I've taken to Fort Smith for trial.
Over 2l2,OOO head Of cattle have been
shipped or driven from Texas TO date.
The average weight has been less than
last, year, ~ many young cattle have been
shipped. Over 10000 head will be win
tered on the Wichita river, for early ship
ment in the spring.
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DAYTON, October 2.-The hog cholera
is destroying large numbers Of hogs
throughout the country to the eastward
OF this city.
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INDIA.


BOMBAY, October 2.-It is said that
Lord Napier has resigned his position as
commander Of the Indian forces.
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Lnhnr Ise,InctIon.

LAcOXA, N. H., October IA general
reduction took place yesterday in all the
mills Of this place.
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TAYLOR COUNTY FAIR.
Further Interesting Notes by Our
IIIuCTunt,


lin"r"nt.
GRAFTON, W. Va, October ..
Correspondence Of the lmtclligcnrrl
Thr weather cIrrk don'l srcm to hc m,
,hr side oi some of those countv fairs
Al Fnirmont tho iair wo. thorourLly
Nnttrncd ont by n heavy ruin. and tho
game misiorl,I6e hnpnenrd here yrstrr.
dny. All Iay long Il roincI hard and
drizllcd and storpcd, by spnrls. II was
thoupht ohout mon th1t tIic races would
probably come oil: bnl ON ucronnt Of the
rvr,r,,, ,,c,;I vvvs, ms rur,,orr,
"' '""'"" :" .", '',' VT u" "''"'
W" managers Wisely cnhrIu'len u posi-,
P"hemeht' l@'r I's' hIsn' lnG St"'lH''
boys we're at work on hanI'o'IIs an
hoh"c'nS Jug aulonrnlltnI' wl'lrh , were
sent 9n' on lUe e"rIy lralnS !I'l7 morning.
'hh 'n'r" was 'o'er""'! '"'r "'''"''"'''c
'',S -, al'crno"h' i ,...,.t,,, ,r.
lmis mus , "ey'I = "y'".,.'l' I'E' W.
xos ostf, rnrIy III II iLc mcrrLnni.
agreed last night to close their stores,
which was certainly very liberal act,
for which the Fair Association wns duly
thankful. In cOmunnv will, one Of the
directors | wandered over the grounds
this forenoon-or, rather, wadcd over
II was ltmicrOus sight TO sec the crowd
plodding about through the mud, Wo.
men sIoshcd around, like ducks in Il pond,
bedabhling their dresses, &c.; and men
got n slratiIicatiOn Of mud on the legs Of
their pamtaloons, and looked like images
set M to dry. II has not been my pleas.
IIrC to wi itnGss such Il
u,vovor. scpvr
,..,.,.,,',n w,',, T,',I''.......t.
!or y IohS nluc' HIs l"ylorco.Illly I"!r
Is u lalr success, Us lar "S llorSc,Taclhg IL
concerned. ,.i,, r2r Sonie reason !here II y
ulllcnlly eNlsuns OelWeSI' 'nc Town ana
country Prolle III resnr1 10 lhe nln'laEe,
Lle''a o' 'nr M Go"eer", "'Iu ,nc ,".,cr Cl'lSS
Eor "V' O',6S,Lsr .c's"n h"wcvSrl lltTST. III" tsS;r
viii ncvcr omnnnt IN nnv,l,;ng in on
nsr;cnih,,,I ami "a,,Io wny irro srr'
"6,n,Iir,, "n,,nIrv m /, 'nor :nI J"os "nI
nr"J"cn m,,rI ,U w"rtI'y If iii Jis,JoS v "'
p';"L, w,mI;"n hcrn ia, ,ho "Thii,i,ion
s" ~ ss,"oI % L". %oo" % ho,,"r ,Lan ~, Sns "ri;"i
,,,oJ ri" on,r;os IN ,Ln cs,,lo J"nnri.
% ,""nt l;I "oi "o,,nI nm Wv vcrv IC "xIonsirniv VIVA
%mi % ,yI"t M tbcrc "' ,yns nm w. c,L;L;,i"n ,y:5
v"rv r""I TLcrc wcrc T son," b"rhom. @
Dcyons and Allcrnpys that were cuIlally
as fine MS any at the Harrison county fair
Some very excellent horses are on the
ground. do not know this from obscr.
walton, but several horsemcn have told
me that they had the hest and the fastest
horses in the United States. That was
making the thing a little too general. II
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Oue CHICAGO LETrEl.
Notes lIy the Way-CiOOd crop
Prospects Political ASplrOntS
--OppOSitiOn 10 Initiation.

CHlCAGO, September 10, 1870.
Correspondence Of the lntClScucCr,l
| left the Panhandle Republic, where
Andy Wilson is running for President
against an authenticated young man,
Whose name do not rcmemhcr), nt noon
on Tuesday last, and arrived here nj $3.50
A. NJ. Wednesday, making the trip with
out single incident worthy Of note. We
lost an hours time some how, but did not
find nut the cause. We only stopped ut
the big places and nt them only for mo.
mrnl. The sleeping ear was occupied
with the most uncongcnial set Of travel
crs ever saw. not good looking lady
in the lot.
CORN AND TOnACCo.
The corn fields along the route seem to
indicate n good crop, and all far enough
advanced to I've Independent Of the frost.
The tobacco, however, was not SO fortu-
nate. All Of the crop not already cut,
has been more or less injured by frost,
HARD TIMES.
hear good deal about hard times in
Chicago, and there seems to be general
feeling that the worst has not yet come.
But the town seems to I've filed with
strangers. and all the hotels are full. This
is accounted for, in measure, from the
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For ADDITIONAL Telegraph &e Fourth Hags
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Nathan Sparksmnn, colorcl, was to.
day arrested on u warrant charging him
with lasciviOns conduct in the presence Of
females. When brought before the May.
or, he said a swo' to God mis'r Mar,
cf YOU Icmmc 60 come right yer at haIn
pas one" The Mayor let him 60, and At
last accounts he was going where the
wnohhinr twinclh.
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via North Bennington, Rutland 2;iO p. M, for
Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal and Ogdens.
burg.
MAIL-Leaves Rutland at 2:l5 M, for IT.
conderoga, Burlington and st. Adams.
NIGHT EXPRESS.-Leaves Springfield at s:lo
p. m, connecting with train leaving New York
at 300 p M, Bellows Falls ll25 p. m connect
ing with train leaving Boston az $3.50 p, M, Rut;
Ogdensburg and the west.
ACCOMMODATION Rutland at GAO
a. M. for Burlington, st. Adams. st. Johns and
Ogdensburg. N. Y.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Bellows Falls at 4so
a. M, arriving In Rutland at $3.50 a. m. and 1875
p. M, arriving In Ru land at.s'O0 p. m.
Trans leave Burlington going east, for Mont
peller, &C. at 655 a. m, 1880 p. m. and 1850 p.
White River Junction, &C., at 900 a. m. and
1l:50 a. M, and 6:l0 and 11:20 p. m.
CoNNECT1oss.-At Rutland with Rensselaer,
Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads at
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad; at South
Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad.
tB-Sleeping cars are attached to night trains
between 81. Adams and Troy, and Burlington
and Boston. j. W. HOBART,
Gen1 Supt.
st. Adams. Vt, Dee, IL, 1874.
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