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and Indiana form an exception to the gen.
eral rule as 10 the time when the elections
OF Representatives in Congress are held,
ia immaterial, and it in no manner i'm
pairs the correctness or usefulness OF the
order, which is an individual communi-
cation TO each marshal and was not
intended for maIshals. Of those four
States, neither OF which were supervisors
or marsksls employed at the elections.
The intructions were intended TO give to
each Marshal 10 whom it was addressed
his duty under the laws as they existed
then and there, when and where he was
TO enforce them. Congress enacted law
that all elections for Representatives in
Congress, without exception, should be
held on the Tuesday after the first Mon.
day Of November, as it had the
absolute right to by the Consti.
tuition. But finding that these four
States had got the time fixed differently
by their State Constitutions and would Be
embarrassed il Congress insisted on uni.
iormity as to them, an amendment was
enacted at the next Congress relieving
such States as could not conform to the
day fixed BY Congress without an amend.
ment OF their State Constitutions. These
four States thus form an exception. In
all the rest the Representatives in Con.
Eress and electors are chosen at the same
time and place and in the same manner,
and really at one and the same election,
so far as the registration and regulations
Of elections are concerned, The statute OF
New York provides that they shall all be
elected at the same general elections,
and all other States have similar proyis.
ions excepting Colorado, which make It's
first choice Of electors BY rs Legislature.
But these exceptions don'tin any manner
affect the principle OF the order, as II was
intended Tor excepted States, as il shown
by the order itself, which confines ia in.
structions 70 the elections TO be held on
the Tuesday after the frst Monday in
November next. It is no! necessary to
speak Of the clause relating to the
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Wreck OF n Passenger Train and
Loss OF Eiie-.Canse of the Acci-

New York, October 25.-Thc train
which left Jersey City yesterday evening
on the Central Railroad WaF heavily
ladened with commuters from New York,
who had been delayed by the strike Of
railroad engineers and tiremen. This
side OF Somerville the train went of the
track. the engine was turned upon its
side, two coaches'were piled upon the To-
comotive and three other coaches were
thrown from the rails. Three passengers
were taken out OF the wreck dead, five
others were seriously wounded and nine
others slightly.
The disaster. to the New Jersey Central
Railroad train last evening was caused
BY misplaced switch. The switch was
turned to show the green light all right,
aud locked firmly in Its place. The train
preceding the wrecked one for Philadel.
phia passed all right iorty-fye minutes
before. It was supposed that one Of the
striking engineers or fremen turned the
switch and set the light right, but no evi.
dence has been found to support the
supposition.
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pREyrSrEp FROM SUICIDE.

Joseph Requa, a stranger, was pre-
vented from committing suicide by
drowning yesterday, and was locked up
in the station.house this morning. It
came out that while walking it an alley
between 7th and Sth streets, near Clark,
yesterday morning he was assaulted by
some negro prostitutes, who robbed him
Of three $1,000 bonds, with $400 in coupons
attached to each, and a promisory note for
$500, Despairing Of recovering his
property he attempted suicide. To-day
the police took the matter in hand and
arrested werch named Maggie Moore,
on whom they found one Of the bonds
and all the notes, and Requa is happy
again and glad his design Of yesterday
was frustrated.
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Pimlico Races.

PMLIco, MD., October 25.-The first
race, dash Of three.quarters Of mile,
was won by Sunbeam. Time, 1:2l!,
The second race, for the Dixie stakes, !,
was won by Vigil. Time, BAH.
The three.quarters Of a mile dash was
won by Sunbeam in 1:2l!, Waller second,
Danville third.
The Dixie stakes, . miles dash, were
won by Virgil in S:4l9, Parole second,
Hertog third. .H-t
Central stakes for two year olds, one
mile, were won by susquehanna in 1:499,
Bombast second, Princeton third.
Fourth race, two heats. First heat
Tom O'Chiltree first; Partnership, second,
Odd third. Time 3:47f. Second heat
Add first; Partnership second; OChiltree
distanced. Time 3:48t. This'completed
the race, ...
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Republican Clubs..Grassho opper
Convention,

OMAHA, October 25.-The Republican
clubs Of this city had a meeting at the
Academy Of Music tonight. A large
and enthusiastic assembly attended.
Governors Kirkwood Of Iowa, Hardin
of Missouri, Osborn Of Kansas, Penning-
ton of Dakota, CARRIER Of Nevada, and
Pillsbury OF Minnesota, met here to-day
for the purpose OF discussing the mode
and means Of ridding the country Of
grasshoppers. A committee was ap-
pointed to prepare and present series
Of resolutions TO the farmers OF the
country, and a memorial to Congress
The convention was serenaded during the
evening at the hotel.
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Fraudulent Drafts.

BALTIMORE, October ga number Of
drafts, signed Samuel NJ. Stanford, drawn
on Brown, Graves & Co., general com.
mission merchants OF this city, and made
payable to the order Of different houses
In Chicago, have recently been presented
for payment at various Baltimore banks.
The firm pronounce all these drafts
fraudulent. A person named Samuel N.
Stanford was a short time in the employ
Of the firm, but was discharged early in
cap,antbar t..
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aud the AIlmony Suit.

SALT LAKE. October 25.-This morn.
ing, the ten days having expired which
had been allowed Brigham Young in
which to pay alimouy TO Ann Eliza, his
nineteenth wife, and it not having been
paid, Brigham appeared in court before
Judge Shaefier, who ordered that A. K.
Smith be appointed special commits
Sioner, without bonds, and ordered TO
seize property, sell The same, and
pay the sum required with costs, and
special authority to be issued to the
Commissioner under seal Of the Court;
and il was further ordered that the de.
lendant be discharged. The amount due
as alimony, pendeHte lie, up to the pres
ent time IL about 1000.
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Indlana Election Returns.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 25.-The Sec
retaty OF State to-day authorizes the fol.
lowing result Of the recent election: The
highest vote cast was for Treasurer
Of the State; Democratic 2l2017, Repub.
lican 2O6,2ls; Independent 16,0S2; total
434, ,3l9. The average plurality for
the Democratic State ticket is 5,s46, that
for Williams over Harrison for Governor
being 5,l39.
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Baltimore Municipal Election.

BALTIMORE, October 25.-At the mu-
nicipal election here for members OF the
first Branch Of the City Council, the
Democrats elected their candidates in Is
OF the 90 wards, a Reform candidate be-
ing elected in the First Ward and Re-
publican in the Sixteenth. The same
Branch in the last Council stood 10 Dem
ocrats to 10 Republicans and Retormers.
The Democrats also elected candidates TO
fill vacancy in the Second Branch from
Wards Fifteen and Sixteen-a Democrat
ic gain. The vote was comparatively
small, only about $4,000 votes being
polled. The Democratic majority will
be about 6,000. ~ 4, k.S
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Ticxet Agents, Convention.

LOUISVILLE, October pa conven.
ton Of General Ticket Agents Of North.
western and Southern railroads met at
the Gait House to-dayifor the considera'
ton Of the business 10 Florida and the
winter resorts Of the South. The same
system OF round trip tickets In effect last
year was adopted Tor the coming season
also the system Of tourists tickets to the
principal points at reduced rates.
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ByTeLe,g|raph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
o THE DAILY INTEL1IGEN0ER
Grand Lodge LOO. F.

A7ASH'%t wv -@'
Special 10 the IntsllisOnser.
The Grand Lodge met this morning Al
s o'clock pursuant, to adjournment.
A large number Of important reports
and appeals were disposed Of.
The appeal Of Wm. GOetIe from the nc.
tiOn OF VIM. Tell Lodge, No 5, and John
Walters against Excelsior Lodge, No. 40,
were dismissed.
On motion the new constitution for the
government Of the Grand Lodge was
taken up, and the sections relating to the
election OF officers rejected and others
substituted, and the constitution SO
amended was adopted. ~:
A charter was granted to Centennial
Lodge No. 81, located at Wheeling,
The next annual session will be held
in Grafton.
A capitation tax Of 10 cents per quar-.
ter was levied on each and every mem.
Der on the roll OF the Lodges in this
Jurisdiction.
Adjourned to meet at $50 tomorrow
morning. ml. 'r Mac.
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coLuMBus, ONO, octOber-2l.-col,
William McCreery, Of this city, has
been appointed State agent Of Ohio OF the
Custer National Monument Association
OF which Lieut.. General P. Il. Sheridan
Is President. The work Of raising fund
by subscription has already been com.
menced.
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Tho widow ana tho Bou quot


From the Raleigh N. C1 senunsl.l
A pretty widow, whose husband has
been dead several years, received a beau.
tilul bouquet the other day. The man
that sent It had been flying around her
with an earneStness worthy Of dry
goods clerk, and it was with extra delight
he saw her pass his store that evening
with the bouquet Of flowers in hand.
"Am so pleased TO see you with then"
said he, and 4 thousand little cupids
dimpIed in his smile.
AYES, she replied, at was very kind
n you; always knew you liked him; I
N taking them to his grave"
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A Mollie Mcguire Convicted Of
Tr Murder. s'

New YORK, October PA dispatch
from Pot!syille, Pa, states that "Yellow
Jack" Donahue was convicted last even.
ing OF the murder'of Morgan Powell, at
Summit Hill, in 1871. Donahue Is the
tenth Mollie Mcguire convicted OF mur.
der. Arrests OF Mollies still continue
throughout Pennsylvania. "a.
Yesterday Patrick Hughes, alias "The
Fox" was lodged in jail on Il charge Of
having burned the Philadelphia & Read
ing depot at Tuscarora, in 1875, He was
4 protege OF Donahue. -'3@'
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THE PORTE READY FOR ARMIsrICE.


LONDON, October 26.-A Times special
from Vienna confirms the statement that
the Porte has informed Gen. Ignatief OF
its readiness to consent TO six weeks
armistice il all the pow wished il. The
special further states that there would be
no difficulty in fulfilling this condition,
but il turns out that the Porte
still insists on the stipulation that the
powers pledge themselves to prolong the
armistice II peace is not made within the
original period. In spite Of 1gnatiefi7s
conciliatory attitude, little hope is enter
tained that Russia will accept this condi-
ton. It may, however, be expected that
the Porte has not said It's last word.
The Belgrade correspondent OF the
Times telegraphs as follows: There has
not been, since the beginning Of the war,
such depression as now exists, not only
in Belgrade, but throughout Servia. All
ranks Of people would most gladly vel
come peace. 1t is also stated now
that the ServianS, with view Of intimi-
dating the Turks, have pnrposely exsg-
gerated the number OF Russian volnn-
teers, not more than 10000 having really
arrived in the country. The apathy
shown by the Servians concerning the pro-
gress OF the war is something that under
similar circumstances could scarcely be
found in any country Of the world. AL
though the capture OF Dejunis has been
current for "a hours past, not a single
Seryian manifests the least curiosity
about it, yet the feeling ofcoming disaster
ia general. II fDeiunis really is taken, Rus
sia might well avail herself OF her present
influence to bring about an immediate
peace, and from what hear l shall not
be surprised il she makes the attempt
without her assistance.
Servia must, TO all appearances, very
soon seccumb.
All the correspondents agree as TO the
collapse Of the spirit Of the Seryian popu-
lation.
They also confirm the news that the
battle was progressing yesterday before
Deligrad from the fact that the fighting
is still going on in that direction. It is
inferred that perhaps the Turks have not
yet gained panied possession OF Djesr'
Erkene.
I The Vienna correspondent OF the Netr1
reports that Gen. Ignatieff has expressed
doubts whether the conditions proposed
by the Porte in connection with short
armistice would meet the approval Of
Russia. Diplomacy is actively trying to
induce the Porte to reconsider It's reply
and accept the armistice Internationally.
A compromise is not despaired Of as it is
believed Russia is unwilling to push mat
ters TO extremes at present.
A Belgrade special says: 1t is report
ed that Gen. Tchernayeff has demanded
the resignation OF the servian Minister
Of War. The Minister Of the Interior
has gone to Deligrad, to endeavor to ell
feet rectifcation.
The Belgrade correspondent OF the
Times says: In the country between
Paratkin and Deligrad, and in the noun.
tains near Saitschar, there are 1900
men, women and children almost naked
and literally starving.
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Meeting OF College Representa-.
ffYeS.

BosroN, October 25.-Representatives
Of several New England Colleges met
here yesterday and an address was pre-
pared, instructing all the New England
Colleges to send delegates to convention
to be held at the Bay State House, Wor-
cester, Nov. 90, to form an Association OF
New England Colleges.
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weather Report.
aSl
WAH DEFAHIHENTI
OFglcE or rHE cIuEY SI0NAL OFFICER,
WASnIS0roY, D. C, October 26-i 4. y. }

PRODlMLItIKS-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising and stationary barometer, north
west winds, backing to warmer west or
southwest and clear weather.
For the Lakes rising barometer, sta
tionary and falling temperature, north to
west winds, partly cloudy weather and
possibly occasional light rains along the
- For the Middle and Eastern States
rising barometer, west winds, generally
colder, clear or partly cloudy weather.
The Ohio river will fall at Cincinnati
and Louisville, but continue rising below,
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FRANCE.


PARIS, October 25.-Intelligence has
been received here that the Turkish con-
sui and wife at Tifis, Asiatic Russia, has
been ossassinated.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 25.-It is
stated that the assassination Of the Turk
ish representative at Tilis was not due
to political motives,
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Republican Meeting UP ut Port.
r,. land.
~ PORTLAND, O., October o5.

W.T. 111R@'17I 0'i VSR77 - :
Special TO the IntellIgencr
The Republicans had quito demon:
stration here this evening. Early in the
evening the houses were illuminated, and
about 1876 torch.bearers formed in line
under Capt. Jos. Mckee and Mr.. Peck, Of
steu6enville, and marched through the
principal streets Of the town headed by
the Mt. Pleasant brass band. +,
Hon. J. Dunbar, Of Steubenville, dur
ing the evening addressed q we'll filed
house Of voters.
Every thing looks fair for Hayes and
Wheeler in November. R.
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ST. LOUIS.
Agents, MonfhIy Meetlng.

ST.. LOUIS, October 25.-The agents Of
the various fast freight lines and railroads
OF the West and East have benin regular
monthly meeting here to-day to audit
their accounts and talk over business
mattera.
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LITTLE BocK, October 25.-Henry
Scales, rolored, WIS hung in Illinois dis.
trict, Cherokee Nation, BY the Cherokee
authorities on the 2lst inS., for the killing
Of a colorcd man. This was Scales third
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SPAIN.
The Republican Conspiracy.

Tho Republican conspiracy.
LONDON, October 25.-A special to the
7TnkS from Barcelona says: The Repub'
lican conspiracy appears to have been
more important than was at first sup.
posed. Forty persons have been arrested,
including two ex.Ministers.
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Gor. Hn1es nt PhllndcIphia

PH1ArE1Pu1A, October 25.-Goyeruor
Hayes and party arrived this afternoon
aud were received by Director General
Goshorn. .. -
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.HAS. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST
FINANCIAL.

This Bank 10 organised and prepared to transact
the business Of banking In all lis details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
q owned by the same shareholder and Il under the
nne management.
By carefully regarding tho intOrers Of ID CORES.
pondenB and DepositOrs, and by . prompt and
faithful execution Of their Wishes Il hopes 70 merit
their esteem and conhdenoe.
Eotes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
, DeroEit Accounts subject 70 check At hght re-
eeiyed from Banks, Banken, Firms, Coruorations
and individuals.
CertiGe4tes Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Dopodts.
DIRECTORS:
John z. potstord, VIM. B. Simpson.
Jacob &. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
George Adams, John L. Hobbs.
Geo. ". FrAuEhGim, o. c. Dewey.
Henry n. Harper. mY2i-daN
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SPAIN FIXING UP HER NAVY.

LONDON, October 2G.-The Standard
reports that Spain has decided to take
steps towards placing her navy on
perfect footing. All her available IRON
clads will Immediately be formed into a
squadron, the first duty Of which will be
10 act as q coast guard.
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VERTESER.
SECOND DISPATCH.
poRr Glnsos, October 81, 1876

PoRT GInsoN, October q, 1876.
j. Z. George,
The spratt negroes fred from an AM
bush on a few Of the Sherifi7s posse two
miles from the city, doing no damage ex;
cept 10 horses. The whites returned the
FIRE, wounding one and capturing five
negroes. The balance Of the blacks es,
capped into the swamp. After reinforcing,
We followed, but have not caught up as
yet.
MEMPHIS, October 25.-The Avalanche
this morning says that the following was
received from Republican sources last
night, and is printed for what il is worth.
The partizan bias Is manifest:+ h
JACKSON, MIss., Oct. "a.
The representations that the negroes
were the aggressors in the Claiborne
county riots are utterly without founda-
tion. U. s. Deputy Marshal spratt, who
arrived here last night, reports that prior
to the day that LynchEa4 gazetted to
speak at Port Gibson, the indications
were that he would not be permitted to
speak. Deaths.heads aud cross-bones,
with the date of the meeting on
each side were placarded over the county.
The, Democratic clubs assembled, and
were armed under the pretense Of pre-
serving the peace. About 100 white
liners acted as Sherifs and police. The
colored people were not permitted to
carry arms TO the meeting, having been
promised protection by the Sherifa. They
left their arms two miles from the town.
At the commencement OF the meeting Mr..
Lynch was grossly insulted by the Demo-
crats, and declined speaking under the
restrictions imposed by them. A noto-
rious colored Democtat, who is under a
number OF indictments, was put for
ward by the Democrats, when the colored
people began to disEerse they were pur-
sued by Democratic mob with arms and
efEectually stampeded. They were hunted
IKE partridge, but the object was appar-
emily not to murder but to intimidate
them so that they would abandon their
determination tc register and vote. They
were pursued Two miles where, reaching
their guns, they fred on the whites,
wounding two horses but doing no other
damage. One negro was wounded and
several were arrested and lodged in the
Port Gibson Jail. This is the first Repub.
lican meeting attempted to be held in
Claiborne county. Deputy Marshall
Spratt reports terrorism throughout the
county, and says that the Republicans
cannot vote unless protected by United
States troops. A company OF troops is
now stationed at Port Gibson, but the
commanding officer did nothing to pre-
serve the peace,
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New York, October 25.-The Della.
ware & Hudson Coal Company will sell
100000 tons Of LackaWanna coal at auc.
ton at noon tomorrow. ~ ST..
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 25.-The charge at
Balaklaya vac commemorated to-day by
banquet to the survivors OF the i've
hundred.
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CheQntelGgerrfer:
~, scott's Appointments.

HON. ' =, C,nberland, Hancock Co., Thurs
" E.,5tpr, nav Brooke county, Friday o''0'
'T TJ::@.pl.yiiie, :@ lie Marshall county, saturday,
n-ober 9S, lP. n. , uorJov Or,
''2+f SaI Y Ti,on is respectfully invited to ec
,.,, 20. stany or all Of these appointments
lad lke part in them -, ,,.,,,.,
Hon. Waitman Il. Whey
Petersburg, Wood county 1huF'u''
.r.ping, October 20. r.:1,r Or,o.
~r!7, Jpn. ,,,.u,,c October 2s.
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SWITZERLAND.


BERNIE, October 25.-Thc agitation in
the Canton Of Ticino has increased, and
the Federal Council has ordered regi-
ment Of infantry to be in readiness TO
proceed thlther.
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Hattie In PRoGRrSs.

A dispatch to the Standard dated Bel
grade, Wednesday night, says the Turks
captured Bogowischte that evening and
are now advancing along both banks Of
the Moraya. Fighting was going on to-
day on the slopes OF Deligrad.
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MrnAr HA1srrAp,s spErcn.

Murat Halstead followed the Attorney
General with a speech on the merits Of the
Confederate war claims OF the Solid South.
He FIRST replied to Mr.. Tilden's letter Of
to-day, saying that Mr.. Tilden did not
seem to have apprehended the extent and
seriousness Of the claims, nor to have
paid any attention to the general legis.
lation proposed by Congtessmen vii.
shire, Of Arkansas, Bell, Of Virginia, and
Riddle, Of Tennessee. As for the restraints
imposed upon Mr.. Tilden, he would turn
his attention to his own letter OF accep-
tance, in which he Said that experience
had frequently shown the futility Of self
imposed restrictions by candidates.
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New YORK, October l5.-Arrived-
Steamers Gellert, from Hamburg, and
France, from Havre.
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EXTRADTrIoN.

Reuters dispatch from Madrid says
the Spanish Foreign Minister proposes
the conclusion Of an extradition treaty
with the United States.
Eighteen Generals and l0S other per.
sons connected with politics have been
arrested as accomplices in the recent
conspiracy.
RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE APPROVED.
A royal order has been published fully
approving the action Of the sub. Project
OF Port Mahon toward the Protestants.