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Fatal Quarrel - Death From
whisky.

LOUISVILLE, October 2j.- James
Wright, a teamster, received fatalinjury
this morning, by n blow from pitchfork
in the hands Of Jacob REM, a German
gardener. Both men we're driving wag-
ons in the same direction, when that Of
REM, in passing that Of Wright, collided,
in consequence Of which quarrel oc.
Cured. Wright threw n stone and hit
REM, who, in turn, felled him with a
pitChfOrk.
William Murphy an Irish lnborer,
who was found dead in the mouth Of a
sewer this morning, was seen lying on
the sewer on his side on the previous
night, but was not molesteJ, the observers
preferring to let the effects Of the liquor
wear of. During the night he rolled
over and suiIocated in the mud.
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sixPersons Drowned.

ST.. LOUIS, October 24.--As stretcher
Lewis, fisherman and ierryman, was TAX.
ing load Of colored people across the
Mississippi river from South 81. Louis to
East CarOndalet, yesterday, she sprang
leak, and Lille Smith becoming fright.
ened, sprang TO her feet, the boat capsiEed
and all were drowned excepting two. The
names Of the drowned are as follows
Perry Glover, Stretcher Lewis, Betty
Slaughter, Lille Smith, Louisa Jackson
and BessY, three yenrs old.
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partment Of the State, Charleston has
been, we presume, all things considered
the hardest place in the State whereat to
get an official check cSshed. For some
reason there has been a chronic complaint
OF hard times in that region that is
unaccountable when we take into &C.
count all that has been said about the
inexhaustible volume Of its resources,
The old Virginia fnanciers Of that re.
gion have had a way Of their own Of get
ting in debt, keeping in debt, renewing
their loans, and holding on to their prop
erty. Apparently they are waiting for
some great tidal wave Of good luck or
general financial imitation to come along
and relieve them Of their difficulties,
And in this hope they wait, like Micauber,
for something to turn up, instead Of going
to work and turningup something them
selyes.
Now that William Allen is beaten, not
withstanding the immense rush down the
Kanawha Valley to meet and greet him
at GalliPOlis, the cry is for stay law-the
last resort OF the doles and unthrifty-
the make.shift for lack OF energy and en-
terprise-a scheme that in the end does
more harm than good to the very class in
whose interest il is urged, The passage Of
a stay law Is a blow at credit, and as rule
benefits mainly those who are unworthy
Of credit, The really meritorious debtor
has seldom to invoke the protection Of
the law. lie can nearly always make an
arrangement with his creditor, Indeed,
it is seldom the interest Of n creditor to
Oppress a meritOriOus debtor, and the
cases are rare where oppression occurs.
The natural effect Of n stay law Is not
unlike an attempt at repudiation. It
COmpels the closest scrutiny Of credits,
None but men Of undoubted integrity and
Solvency are likely to receive credit in
communities where every few years
a stay law, got up to afford an
escape from the payment of debts,
Is agitated. Such a law Ia intended, in
many instances, rs mere cover to fraud
-an easy way Of getting the Use Of a
creditors capital at a low rate Of interest
'or several years, or else Of forcing him
into II losing compromise.
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FIRE RECORD.
I,nner Nfilla lInrnetl.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, October 25.-Tht
Conwago Paper MilIS, six miles north oil
here, was burned by an incendiary. Loss
$4,000.
LoUtsvtLLE, October 25.-A fire al
Versailles, KY, Sunday afternoon caused
a damage Of $4,000. The principal
losers we're A. 3. Thornton, MY. Dickey
and A. g. Wilson, Baily & Fowley
Eighteen horses in the stables Of Wilson
Baily 4 Fowler were burned to death.
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TIE Contemporary Review brings an old
subject to the surface again by asking, in
reference to a destitute woman dying
with cancer; "Ought we to kill her?
She Is good for nothing; has no one to
care for her; has an inCurable maIady.
Has not The State a right 10 get her ont
Of the way,
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twas well with Him,
From the yIct,burS HenId.l

From the Vlcktburg Herald.
Last Sunday q good Christian resident
Of this city met a colored acquaintance
whom he had not seen for some months
and he took him by the hand and in.
quifed;
@Well, William, what Of your future
how does II lookT
"Putly bright, sab" responded the
smiling William, "pve got leven.dol.
lar note Agin a ieller at de depot, two
pairs oh sleeve buttons a shotgun an 4
knife, an ! feel DC II l couldn't be toe
gratetul for all dat wealth, while lots Of
odder niggars are clar run down to one
dog an an old hatP
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I IlTTisa remarkable fact that the West
Virginia caravan, now moving westward,
Unto the Pacific ocean perhaps) contrives
to leave all the principal cities after
dark. This may result from the nnwill.
ingness Of the hotels to keep them over
night, II Is said that the reception COM
mittees avoid them in daylight.
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IT distressing to think thattwo West
Virginia papers have suspended publica.
tlon altogether in order to. allow their
over-worked brain power to go West TO
recuperate on buffalo meat and antelope
steaks, We shall sadly miss their patent
insides and delinquent tax lists.
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EDisootic Among the cattle.

MtLFoRp, October 2j.-A disease simi.
lar 10 the epizootic, Is killing of the cat
lie In several counties bordering on the
Pennsylvania side Of the Delaware
RiVAT
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JoMEr, October 25.-Jacobs, the farm.
er Of Homer, who has been on trial here
for the wife murder last spring, was found
guilty by the jury, to-day, who fixed The
penalty at death by hanging. The evi.
dence was only circumstanciNl, but very
strong.
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mended Is iguorantly and indiscriminate-
y. as in the time ofthe @ViCar Of Wake

mended IS iguorantly and indiscriminate
ly. as in the time otthe "ViCar Of Wake
field"
II you have to hold the pages Of Har'
per's Magazine nearer than Is inches in
order to read it easily, it is probable thai
you are quite near.sighled, II you have
10 hold It two or three feet away before
you see easily, you are probably far
sighted. In either case II Is very dcsira'
bic to consult q physician before getting
a pair Of glasses, for q misft may perma.
nently injure your eyes.
Never play tricks with your eyes, as
squirting or rolling them.
The eyes are often troublesome when
the stomach is out Of order:
Avoid reading or sewing by twilight or
when debilitated by recent illness, espe-
cially fever.
Every seamstress ought to have cut
ting.Out table, to place her work on such
q plane with reference to the line Of
vision aS to make it possible to exercise
a close scrutiny without bending the head
or figure much forward.
Usually, except for aged persons or
chronic invalids the Winter temperature
In work.roomS ought not to exceed co. or
O5', To sit with impunity in room at
lower temperature some added clothing
will be necessary. The feet Of a student
or seamStress should be kept comfortably
warm whiio tasks are being done, Slip
nara ara had In Winter tho tamneFatTF Fa
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A EnnrrnI nntI a Etght.

MONTREAL, October 25.-The garrison
artillery and Prince Of Wales Rifles at
tended the funeral Of late volunteer
to the Protestant cemetery. Several
French Canadians got the idea that Gut
bord's funeral was about to take place and
Swafmed 10 the cemetery by thousands.
Several fights took place and much bad
feeling was manifested.
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Dedication OF tho New city Hall

BALTIMORE, October 25.-The new City
Hall, a beautiful marble structure cover
Ing the square bounded by Fayette, Cal.
vert, Lexington and Holiday streets, was
formally Dedicated to-day and turned
over to the city authorities by the build.
Ing committee. The ceremonies included
a grand procession, and the streets
through which II moved we're crowded
with PEOPLE.
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Total net oIpendlturcs..Y."""-s274,C2J,ag 81


BALTIMORE, October 25.-Arrived-
Steamer Nova Scotia, from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, October 25.-Arrived
Steamship Indiana, from Liverpool;
New YoRK, October 25.-Arriyed-
Steamship Dakota, from Liverpool.
LONDON, October 2j.-The steamships
Olhello, from New York, and Sardinia
from Montreal, have arrived.
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THESE golden autumn days that we are
now having are the days Of which Ten.
nyson wrote when he said
'TeAra, idle teArs,-I know not what they mean
Tear from the depth Of some divine despair
Rise In the heart and gather 10 the eyes
When looking on the happy autumn heldI,
And thlnhlDgo Of the days that are no moro"
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SCHUYLER CoLFAx believes that women
can keep a secret under some circum
stances. lie says that out Of the 10000
women who have belonged to the order OIL
the Daughters Of Rebecca, he has never
known one to break faith.
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CtNctSNAri, October Pa Commercial
special says that q fire last night at Yer.
sailles, Woodford county, KY, burned
Wilson's livery stable with its contents,
including eighteen horses, Bailey \ Co.'s
livery stable and one dwelling. The Oc.
cupants Of The latter barely escaped in
their night clothes. The loss Ia estimated
at $4,000; insurance $1,000. Bailey \
Co. saved the hOrSes and vehicles In their
aInblea.
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DENVER, October 25.-The returns thus
far received from to.day's election indi.
cate that the Republicans have carried
the territory and that they will have a
considerable majority In the Constitutions
al Convention. All points heard from 40
far fenorL Rennblican maiotitles.
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Weather IEepOrI.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYHfCR OV THR CHIRP BiONAL 0PYIcER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 2I-i AM
pRORAnILiT1RG.

PROBABILITIES.
For The Upper Lakes, Upper Mississip.
pi. Lower Missouri, Ohio Valley and
Tennessee, rising barometer, northwest to
southwest winds, colder and cloudy
weather, and snow or rain followed by
clearing weather east of the Mississippi.
For Gulf and South Atlantic States,
stationary temperature and pressure,
southwest 10 northwest winds, and In.
creasing coldness with falling tempcra.
ture and rain in the southwest.
For the Lower Lakes, the Middle and
Eastern States, falling barometer, south.
west to southeast winds, warm, cloudy
weather and rain, followed by cold
weather and northwest winds on the
Lower Lakes.
Cautionary signals continue on Lakes
Superior, Michigan, Huron and Erie, and
are ordered for Lake Ontario.
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The Weston Democrat learns that the
Hon. J. N. Camden, Of Parkersburg, Is
seriously III, and says that DR., Camden
Of Weston, was summoned to Parkers'
burg on Wednesday last. II seems that
the illness has been Of a protracted char.
nrtnr
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New Management Of The inquirer.

RICHMOND, VA. October 25.-Moses
?. Hendy and Charles ]. Jones, late Of
the editorial staff Of the New York ri.
bune, and James II. Beale, it,, late Of the
Boston T6si have purchased the Rich.
mond fnqHirer, and will issue the frat
number under the new management to.
morrow az Conservative Democratic
napeF.
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VOLUME xXIv--NUMBER IS.
Blood WIIITelI.

PrTsHuRGH, Pa, October 25.-Ths foot
race to-day, between James Wheat, color.
ed, and James Mesler, white, Of l25 yards,
for purse OF 81, 900, was won by the lat
ter, beating Wheat about eighteen inchesi
time, IL seconds.
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LITTLE Rock, ARR, October 26.-
Twelve bales Of cotton were burned at
the depot Of the N. 4 l.. r. Railroad 10.
day. The ERE caught from spark from
4 passing locomotive,
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iint. Ifnrtrnnli ln Iiltshnrrh.

PrrsBuRaH, October 25.--Gov. Hart.
rahtt visited the Exposition tonight,
where reception was rendered him in
the Press Headquarters, by the citizens
Of the two cities, An immense crowd
was present,
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Meeting Of the Survivors Of the
Light BFiRaue.

LONDON, October 25.-Ntnny Of the
survivors Of The BalAklava charge Of
the soldiers Of The Light Cavalry Brigade
celebrated the twenLy:IitSt anniversary Of
that battle to-day.
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Failed lor q 11arter Nlliliou,

MONTREAL, October 25.--W. MaAkland
Watson, Of the Mosaic Iron Company, has
failed; liabilities estimated at a quarter
Of million,
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GERMANY.

LONDON, October 2J.--A telegram from
berlin INSERTS that Senor CarAvRs Castillo
will shortly form new ministry. The
King and General Jovelar will then Join
the northern army.
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ISDtANAPoIts, October 25.-Dt. j. 8.
Anthon, prominent physician In this
State for many years, died at his resi-.
,lence in this city to-day,
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EGYPT.

CAIRO, October 25.-The Prince of
Wales arrived here to-day, having dis.
embarked from the Serapheo at Ismaeli.
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The Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton Of New York city has rented the
lIippodrOme for the ponth Of January
for 81 800 week. Ills TO be occupied
by Moody and Sankey. The Universal.
ists, who were not taken into considera.
tion in the'preiaration for Moody and
Sankey, begin a revival OF their own this
evening In ClearmOnt avenue Church,
Brooklyn.
Moody and Sankey's prayer meeting,
in DR.. Talmage's church, this morning,
was very numerOuSly attended.
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WASHINGTON, October, 25.-The annu.
al report Of Treasurer New will contain
the following statement Of receipts aud
expenditures by warrants for the liscal
wear 1875.
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Hoselle NJ. 1Tough fled bill in lle
Superior Court to-day asking that a re-
ceiyer he appointed for the Chicago and
Pacific Railroad, the defendants in the
case being Thomas s. Dobbins and others,
who, a. nough asserts, have deitauded
him Of the proceeds Of the road, which
are justly his by virtue Of his being a
stockholdef to the amount OF $4,000.
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NEW YoRE, October 25.-Rev. King.
ston @. GonedGfd died last night at Rich.
mond,
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NEW YoRk, October 2t.-Moody and
Sankey held forth to an immense audi
ence al the Brooklyn Rink tonight
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No news Of B. \. HILBERT.

OMAHA, October 25.-No information
has yet been received as 10 the where.
aboiLs or fate Of o. l.. Hilbert, who dis.
appeared several weeks ago. His friends
to-day made an examination Of hiS trunk
and found $500 in money and a certificate
Of leposite on the First National Bank
for over 5000. Ile has brother living
somewhere In Iowa.
ELEVATOR A
Is sneafly completed. ia storage capacity
Il 65, 900 bushels.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
The District Bonds.

WASHINGTON, October 25.-The Attor-
ney General has given his opinion that
the faith OF the United States is unquali-
fiedly plegded for the payment Of the in
terest and principle, at maturity, Of the
S85 bonds Of the District Of Columbia, au-
thorized by Congress under the act Of
June goth, 1874.
DECISION OF TIE SUPREME COURT ON THE
QUESTION OF INTEREST.
The Supreme Court to-day decided in
the case Of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank OF Buffalo against Peter @. Dearing.
The New York Court OF Appeals held
that the agreement for the discount Of an
note above the legal interest in New
York was corrupt and illegal, and that
under the law Of the State the whole debt
was forfeited, but this opinion the su-
preme Court has reversed to the effect
that under the National Bank law the
plaintiff forfeited only the excess Of the
legal rate Of interest.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
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New ORLEANS, October 25.-Gen. A. E
Barber, Colored, q prominent politician,
died to-day, aged 40.
MURDERS.

Dennis Ready was found dead on the
sidewalk last night, having been killed
by blow on the side Of the head with
some heavy instrument, crushing In his
skull.
Thomas Gleason was arrested charged
with the murder OF Thomas Cummins
second mate Of the ship Virginia. The
charge was made by Capt. BIrkin. The
murder was committed on voyage from
LiYernool.
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In the case Of Grunice, convicted in
July last Of the murder Of Madden, n mo.
tion for new trial was denied and the
prisoner sentenced to imprisonment for
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Mines Flooded.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 25.-The fol.
lowing telegram has been received at the
Consolidated Virginia mining office from
the superintendent Of the mine: Two
hundred inches Of water broke In from
each wall on 400 feet level, on Sunday
morning. The stream has since been re.
duced 10 about 90 inches and may run
out altogether in II few days. Men are
now engaged In diverting the water to
prevent damage to the mine. The Gold
and Curry, Savage 4 Hale and Norcross
mines are filling rapidly, with all the
pumps running. All 'hoisting Of ore has
been stopped.
Later dispatch hes to private parties
stated at noon that the water was under
control. The stock has been but slightly
affected, Il being the general impression
that no great damage will ensue,
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, October 25.-Dr. David
Swing, Of Chicago, who, it is expected
will be urged 10 become the pastor ol
Tompkins avenue (Brooklyn) Congrega.
tional Church, preached in that city yes
terday.
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The Comptroller of the Currency has
appointed Warren P. Noble receiver ol
the First National Bank OF Tiflin, o.
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Failure Of the Chicago Insurance
Agency.

CntCAao, October 2j.-The Citizens
Insurance Agency Association, which hns
formerly done an extensive business in
the Northwest, has failed, and la effects
will be disposed Of at Sheriff sale. The
Secretary, Mr.. Eastman, was once editor
Of the Insurance Reporter, published here.
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Death of General GilIem.

Colonel Alvan c. Gillem, First Cavalry,
and Brevet Major General United States
army, died at his residence near Nashville,
Tennessee, on the second instant. He was
born in the State in which he died, and
graduated from the Military Academy at
West Point in 1851, and was assigned to the
First Artillery. He Immediately saw serv-
ice by dong duty in Florida, in the war
against the Seminole Indians, and after
wards was more agreeably stationed at San
Antonio, Texas. The beginning of the war
of Southern rebellion found General Gillem
firm in ais support OF the Union cause, and
an officer OF the army having no treason in
him. He was made colonel of the Tenth
Tennessee Cavalry in 1862, and the follow.
ing year he was appointed brigadier gene.
raj of volunteers, and after that q major
general. His war record is good one, and
earned for him several brevets and the colo.
nelcy of the the Twenty. fourth Infantry,
which appointment he received in July,
1866. He was transferred to the Eleventh
Infantry in 1869, and to the First Cavalry
in 1870, making thereafter q successful
Modoc campaign. General Gillem had the
entire confidence of Andrew johnson, and
was for q time stationed In Mississippi, as
division commander under the rsconstruc-
ton acts He was good soldier, brave
and intelligent. -h.
Lieutenant Colonel Cuvier Grover will
succeed to the command of the First Cav
airy.
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THEATTEMPrToExcLUDE MoREY
WOOD AND LAMAR JOIN FORCES
They Are Swept Into the Last Ditch
and Buried.
REPUBLICANS AND CONSERVATIVE DEM.
OoRATs VOTE TOGETHER.
BLAINE'S PARLIAMENTARY TRIUMPH


WASHINGTON, December 6, 1875.
The first legislative act of the House to-
day was, strange to relate, the recognition
of the Kellogg government, and the prompt
reputation of the McEnery pretensions
Republicans and moderate Democrats, un.
der the leadership of ex-Speaker Blaine
voting for Kellogg, while the last ditch
Democrats, under the generalship of L. @
C. Lamar, of Mississippi, and Fernando
Wood, Of New York, supported McEnery.
1t came about in this way: When Hon
Frank Morey, of the fifth Louisiana dis
trict, came forward to be sworn in, Fernan
do Wood objected, on the ground that his
certificate of election was signed by Gov
ernor Kellogg, while his opponent brough,
certificate signed by McEnery, and moved
to send the case to the Committee on Elec
tions.
General Lamar supported Wood, and ex
Speaker Blaine led off III opposition to bott
by demanding to have Morey sworn in al
once, claiming that the McEnery creden
tials were waste paper merely, and that M
Louisiana member could take seat except
upon Governor Kellogg's certificate.
After nearly two hours exciting debate
the Republicans and moderate Democrat
triumphantly carried the day, and More,
was sworn in.
No stronger Endorsement of the kellogg
government and of President Grant in sus
tanning it could be asked. The last ditct
Democrats are terribls crestfallen at the
the result of the first days work in tn.
House.
Great credit is awarded to ex-Speakel
Blaine for his effective work to-day. Th.
eloquent Lamar and the crafty Wood wer,
no match for him.
The action of the House to-day does not
of course, prevent contested election case il
the fifth Louisiana district; it merely
recognizes Governor Kellogg as legal Gov
ernor of the State of Louisiana. D. D.