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OHIO.

CrxcrSSATr, October 19.-The revised
returns in this county give Bell amajOr-
ity Of ssl, Boyntou majority Of ll5! Say
Ter, Democratic for Congress, HisioriIy
Of 6522, Banning, Democratic for Congress
10, The Republicans elect one Judge
Recorder and Commissioner.
COLUMBUS, October l2.-The Repubi.
can State Committee tonight revised
their returns and now estimate Barnes
nlaiority at 6,707. The 81 counties re.
ported on Boynton, for, Supreme Judge,
indicate that the majority on the balance
Of the State ticket will reach 1900. The
Republicans gAin-COngressmen.
DAYTON, October l2.-0ficial, Mont
gomery eouhty; Bell, 1923; Barnes; 7 ,S7S
Boynton, 1885, Finck, 1913. McMahOn,s
majority for Congress In the district is 95
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Moody aud sankey.

CHICAGO, October l2.-The Moody and
Sankcy revival work received an add.
lional impetus from the fast day exer.
citcp, and to-day meetings werO held at
many OF the churches, but the chief In.
teresL was in tho Union meeting at Far.
we'll Hall from 10 TO IL o'clock. Second
Chronicles, SIh chapter, was divided into
four secLions-hutniliation, prayer, put
ting away sin and the resulting blsssings,
which topics were discussed, respectively,
by Rev. Drs. Gibson, Cheney, P4rkhurut
and Bishop Cheney. The Rock RiVer
Methodist Conference was invited TO at
tend the meeting and the hall was too
small to hold the congregation. Tho Va:
riouS church services have been fruitful
in conversions,
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Extraordinary state Of AGairs In
south Carolina.

CHICAGO, October ia New York
Herald special from South Carolina says
that Gov. ChAmberlin has extraordinary
information to the effect that on Monday
night about nine O'Clock 800 armed men
opened the county Jail Of EdgC6eld and
took from It $40 stand Of State arms.
The acting deputy sheriff, jSilor, and the
U. s. sentinel who was on his post not
two hundred yards distant, were not aware
Of the presence Of the armed band nor
the carrying of Of the arms. Nobody,
says the Governor, but those concerned
in the plot, knew anything Aboutit aud
he OF course believes that white men did
it. These arms were taken from the no.
gro militia at the time Of the great dis.
order in Edge6eld county in 1874, upon
condition that the. rifle clubs would dis.
band, and have since been stored there.
They were principally breech.loaderS.
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Ghe4ttelEi9eneer.


Oar news this morning Leaves but lit
tie doubt that "Blus Jeans Williams
hu been elected Governor Of Indiana.
Tho Republicans however have carried
both branches Of the Legislature, and
nho eight out Of the thirteen Congress
nsD, thus exactly reversing the Congres.
EioGal delegation As It now stands. This
isA big achievement and amounts TO 4
glorious victory. The late LegiIlaturc
WGS Democratic by 80 mhjority on joint
ballot. Now the Republicans will con.
troll both hoassa. This Is certainly good
enough for one day. work in State that
tho Democracy were expecting to sweep
by large majority.
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New ORLEANS, October 12.-The Cres.
cent City rife club team, In the inter
State match to-day, made | ,5o7 ogtot a
possible score Of $500. Theweather was
fine, and the wind light but variable.
Gen. Greene, a. A. g., Department Of the
Gull, acted as umpire for the absent
teams, and the marking and scoring was
under his supervision, Gen. Augur and
staff were present during the shooting.
The kilograms received give the follow.
ing scores at other points by competing
teSus: Chicago, Dearborn rifle club,
1920; Hartford, Connecticut rifle assoei.
alton, 1871; Worcester, Mass, l,O97, the
wind being shifting and susty; New York
amateur rifle club l,423.
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Harrington o1"iIands.

WrLM1SoToN, DEL, October l2.-Rich-
ard Harrington, who, it Is alleged, was
connected in the safe burglary At Wash
inEton, returned to this city yesterday
and appeared before the United States
Court and furnished bail Id $4,000 for
his appearance at the present term Of the
Supreme Court Of the District ot Colum.
bia. Harrington refuses to state where
he has been staying, but 1t j. generally
thought he has not been out OF the State
sinse his disappearanee. ..N
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The Increased Vote In the COum-
ty--The Elections Of lS72' n
aud 20.

It will bc seen by the above table
that in two years there has been an in
crease in our total county vote Of l,79i'
This increase is largest in the districts
Of Washington, Madison, Union, Web
ster and Richie. Madison shows "
larger increase in her Republican vote
l46) than any other district, and
Union the largest increase GAO i"
her Democratic vote. By compaF-
ing tho totals OF the Republican
and Democratic votes for 1874 and 1876
It will bc noticed that the incrcmed vote
otthe county is quite evenly divided be-
tween the two parties. In ~ the Re-
publicaus pollcd 2,Gl2 votes, and in 20
they pollcd $3.50, an increase Of sSs. In
"a tho Democrats pollcd 2,756 votes, and
in '76 they polled S,CS9, an inefe"se OF
1888. The per cent Of increase on both
sides was nearly the same.
The calculation Of increase Should
really be based upon the vote Of 1872 as
It was fuller than the vote Of 1874. There
was an absolute falling of in the vote
from ~ to II Tht. was because we
elected county officers in the former
wear and did not elect them in "a. 1t
takes Sheriti7s election to bring out d
full vote. Nothing else will do it. Can
dlda,Os for Sheriff hunt all the holes and
corners, hooks and crunnieS, in the city
and county for votes.
The difficulty in comparing the in
creased vote Of this year with the vote oi
1872 i. to divide it properly between thS
parties. In ~ the contCst was not Of
strictly party nature, as was the case iF
"a. Gov. Jacob was supported as an
independent candidate, as was also John
JDayis for Congress, and Indeed pretty
much all the candidates were Of the indie
pendent order.
The total vote in 1879 was 5,492. Sub
tracing this from the vote of 1876 and
wO have 1897 as our actual increase
This would be al the rate of 400 voters
per year, or something over I per cent OF
a YEARLY increase in our vote. The same
rate OF increase in our population would
add nearly 1000 this year to our $4,000
neople.
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The Dem OcraIc Vote In West
Virginia.

~, Al, A.. IL
"''' . "o " c., A.,
D'"'S''.' "-'0 .H'A'eI ,.',,y, '''o 80 - -
"s' mai''" o." '.'N ,,.., ",- Wv - ~
anu "'', H"o1" sA'e'' Wv ""''" ~
n'''Anu ''l .n' i'eM'''~'' :" '1''' ""
virginia 4Hs "s"e'' '''' '',' ,,Ln l'''s'
" '"e "Pu'''''"' "% aao' :" '"-
winch timo lhey cast 'Z''A' 'o'e' 'o'
General "Fan'' ms was 'ne'' Ut
most strength IN Inc a'a'si !" iSc'r
1t "" rather over than under 'he''
strength, We see no reason ihuA lar '[
suppose that their Vot' ha' lA''en on Il"
the late election. 1t has most hKe'y IN
creased considerably. As" shown IN an
other article, the vote was dec'nsuly IN
creased In this county we presume II
was also elsewhere Inc EepnOHcSh" "''t
not Voted Cnough--nor have 'hey hAo
since 1861 to carry West Virginia Inc
Democracy showed In 1877 that 'hey
could poll iO,3O5 'traighi-on' votes III
West Virginia, and yet have plenty &c
spare among those who voted lor "oV'
ernor Jacob. Governor Jacob ana near
Iy all his Democratic friends were uhlteu
in the recent election with The 4O''Uo
men who voted nsSinst him IN Io'Z' SC
that tina In WttnNtH IIlE FtlnklVt
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THE TURF.
Jerome Park Races.

NEw YoRK, October l9.-The attend.
ance at Jerome Park to-day was very
large, the weather delightful, and the
track in fne order.
First race-For the MEMBER cup, l J
miles. First Chance, MRdge, Gray FriAr,
and Waco started, and in the order named
passed under the string. Time, 2;03.
Second race--For the Centennial cup,
sweepstakes, for all ages; entrance money
$3.50 each, 500 forfeit; plate OF the value
OF $500, with $500 in money added;
the second horse to receive $3.50 out Of
the stakes and TO save his entrance fee;
distance, four miles. There was great
interest manifested, and the pools were
heavy. The horses got away on even
terms. Acrobat led, Big Sandy second
and Ochiltree third. On thsfrSt quarter
Ochiltrce passed Big Sandy, who was also
passed on the frat mile by DArtengan.
At the end Of the lirsL mile Acrobat led
by two lengths, Ochiltree second and
Dartengan third, Al the end Of the second
mile the horses were in the same position,
and distances we're maintained. At the
end Of the third mile Acrobat still led.
Big Sandy made good work on this mile
and closed on 0chiItree, Dartengnn falling
far behind. On the last half mile Ochil.
tree crept up TO and passed Acrobat and
won the race by half length, Acrobat
second, Big Sandy good third, DArtcn'
gan far far behind.
The one and one.quartGr mile dash was
won BY WGrlock, Nettie second, Abilene
third. Time 2:l3!.
The selling race, one and three.quarter
miles, was won by Shylock, Partnership
second, New York third. Time 3:l24.
- NASHVILLE RAcIs.
NASHVILLE, October l2.-Third aud
last days racing Of the Nashville BloodCd
Horse Association. Weather clear and
pleasant and track in excellent condition
There was a moderate attendance.
This proved 10 be the bebt days sport oI
the meeting, the fRvOrites being beaten in
three Of tho races.
First race-Young America stake No.
Q, for 2 year olds, dash Of mile, SIS
entrance p. p, the association to add $500;
second horse $500; eight nominations.
Summary: D. SwigertS ch. colt Baden
Baden, imp. Australian, and Lavander, !;
+. W. Horusch's ch. colt King William,
Foster dam, by Albion, 2; DoughlaSs, B.
F. Barbara, Bonnie Scotlhnd and TAlulAh,
3; Mayors Alice Murphy and Browns
Bershela not placed. Time l:46S.
Second race-Sewance stake, for three
year olds, subscription $50, half forfeit,
Association adds 5000, two mile heats;
only two starters, Creedmoor and Jack
Sheppard; the ArSt named the laYorite.
No pools sold, bets Sloo to $40. The
race was won by Shepard in two straight
heats. SummGry-Wm. MAyo's b. C.
Jack Shepard, Malone and Sep Hall ] !;
Williams & Ovens ch. C. Creedmoor,
Asteroid and Target 20. Time S:S5t,
SA2l.
Third race--The Association purse, $3.50
for two year olds, mile dash was won by
Madge, Belle Isle ID and HcpSheba Sd.
Annie G and Belladonna not placed.
Time 1873.
Fourth rsce-The Association purss,
5000, ono and an eighth miles dash,
was won by Highland, Rsdding I'd, GillS
Ch. +. Sd. and Pythias last. Time 2;02s.
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iels authorised 10 assure the dsPu.A'iSa
iAa, hs would Be deeply tOuehcd By The
honor they did him. Mt. WaSh6nFns
also Thanked the dspaIation 90 his own
behalf, aud taii that be shared their
hoPes Tor the establishment OF Liberty
throughout the world.
Several AmrTlcAnA were present and
tie prcepedings we're most cordial,
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NIeetInr Of NtockhoIders.

CMcrSSAr1, October 12.-Thc annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Ohio {
Mississippi, Road occurred to-day N. H.
Bloodgood, Of New York, was elected Di'
rector vice ]. D. Schmer, resigned. Gen.
L. B. Parsons, Of Flora, ILL.,, and F. W.
Tracy, Of Springfield, Ill, whose term Of
office expired by rotation were reelected
Directors. All the officers were re.elect'
ed. The meeting was very harmonious
The Executive and Finance Committee At
New York are DAnl. TArrance, John
King, it,, and NJ. H. BloOdgood. General
Parsons, F. W. Tracy and Theo. Melr
constitute the Auditing Committee at St,
nnin
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Editors Int0lllgrnesr
The vote Of Peasants county tootS up
365 for GofF and 46S for Mathews. For
Senate, Smith, Republican, 354, Dan
johnson, Democratic, 465. House Of
Delegates, Chancellor, Democrat, 400,
Henderson, Democratic, 462, r. Il.
Brown, Democratic, 436, Spencer, Repub.
lican, S5s, Benedict, Republican, 1856,
Gortell, Republican, 35S. .'a- b..
The vote Of the county in 1874 stood
Gof 260, Wilson $50. p.
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FRANCE,
An Address and Medal to PreSl-
dent Grant.

NNUs N4AAANS
PARIS, October l2.-This afternoon a
deputAtion Of twenty PoliSh gentlemen
delivered to United States Minister
WWhburne at the American Legation,
for transmission to President Grant, a
special address and n medal. The medal
on one side bears an ef5gy Of Washing.
ton, and on the reverse side etlgiea Of
Kosciusko and PulaSki. On handing the
medal to Minister WAshburne, Charles
Edmund, 4 Pole and Librarian Of the
French Senate, said: an the name Of
the Polish emigrants I deliver 10 your
hands an address to the President
OF the United States, written on the
occasion Of the glorious centenary which
Americans are CommemoraLing, and also
u medal representing the founder Of
American independence and two Polish
heroes who fought in tho liberating
army.
Mr.. Wnhburne made cordial reply,
and said that, pending Grants nnIVSF, DO
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, October 1.-THE ships
Wyoming, from New York and Nova
Scotia, from BAltomore, arrived.
NEW YoRK, October 12.-ArrivOd-
Steamships State Of YirginisS tFom GIIs!
gov, and AmSriquC, from Havte,
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poLIrICALaOTES.


MEMPHIS, October 12.-The Republi.
cans Of this district to-day nominated
WIN. Randolph for Congress vice Barber
Lewis who declined on account Of disRfIeo.
ton among the white Republicans.
ONE HUNDRED GUNS.
The Democrats fired one hundred guns
tonight over the election returns from
Indiana.
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LITTLE RocE October 12.-The Grand
Lodge /. o. .. F. Of ArkausaS haa elected
the following officers: j. D. Band, R.W.
Grand Master; ]. Holland, Z, ". D.
Grand Master; 2. B. Moore, r. ". Grand
Warden; Peter Burgaman, K, W. Grand
Secretary; Geore Morrison, L. W. Grand
artuPer
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NEW MARrrssvr11r, 0osoOer 70.

NEW MART1NsvILLE, Octo0er Y.
Editors lntslIEeucgr:
Four out OF six districts heard from
give Mathews 1923, Goff $40. Black
for Senator has S92, Lowe 600. The two
districts to hear from cast about 400
votes, the majority Of them for Gotf and
Lowe. The regular Democratic nominee
for Sheriff isJprobably defeated. In 1874
Wetzel gave Goff only 467 votes, against
952 for Wilson. How is that for the
banner Democratic county? WErzEL.
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Anniversary of the Discovery OF
America,

MEMPHIS, October l2.-The Italian
societies Of this city celebrated the ami
versaryo the discovery Of America by
procession. The triennial grand union Of
the societies Dillon, FfAtelanza and
Italia met here to-day. Delegates were
here from all the principal clties Of the
Union.
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Tyler County.
ssrERsvrLLE, October l2.

Editor, Int.lliscnecs
The vote in this county is as follows:
Gotf SCG, Mathews 66S. For the Senate
(4th district), Anthony Smith, Rep, sl9
and Dan johnson 6sl. For House Of
Delegates, Oliver W. G. Hardman, Rep.
has 7G4, and Henry A. Rymer, Dem, 760.
All Of the Republican county ticket is
elected except President Of the County
Court. TYLER.
The vote of Tyler in 1874 was GoT
6l3, Wilson 44S.
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san FRANcBco, October l2.-In the
case OF the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany against A. A. Cohen, the court TO.
day, on the conclusion Of the argument,
At once rendered a verbal decision in
favor Of the defendant, promising a
written decision in few days.
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nn,nnrrntlc KcioleIngs.

OMAHA, October l2.-The Democrats
ara 6ripV guns here tonight correspond
inV with the number OF electoral votes In
Indiana and West Virginia, and PseP9'
ratiopI are in progress for q grand lout'
Aoatiou tomorrow night
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SPAIN.


MApRIp, October l9.-Fhs IapareisI
SAYS that Gen. Martinez CGMPOs sails for
Cuba on the 18th inst.
In consequence ol disagrtemenI With
the munici pali,y, SenoT ElquGdiu, Pre-.
iscI Of Madrid, has rraigHsd
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ELECTION NEWS.
WEST VIRGINIA.
We'll Done Lewis County.
WESTON, Oct l?,

sPsdI TO he lstsInnSevr.
Mathew msje1ity in this county il s..
Republican gain SS3. Jackson, RsPab-
liean, for State Senate has 81 majority.
Arnold, Democratic, Is elected TO the
Legislature BY majority. The RePub-
licans have elected their county Judge,
Sheriff and one Assessor, and mSiOrity
Of Jultisea. Hundreds hupg their.ghlel
like WoBndsn on the other post. The
are jobuans. Hurrah iOE
HByey and Wheeler. GEo. W. Ross.
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GERuANY.
Count Hon ArnIm Condemned
loF ErtNAR0u.

BrRlIx, oelober l2-lt 10 o&SiAlly
announced that CouHt Won Arnim has
been condemned to Ave years imprt'Oa'
neat in the house Of CORRECTION tor tTeA.
son and odsRss against the Emperor and
PrineO RiamSTk.
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WEST UNION, October l9.
Special 10 the In,cIlIscncer.:
Doddridge county gives GoG l5O ma.
jority.' We elect our member 10 tho
Legislature and seven ont Of eleven
Justices. W. H.F.
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Mineral and Grant.

KEYsER CITY, October II.
EdltlTS lntellIGeuecr.
This county, in a vote OF about 1900
gives Mathews some 295 majority.
Grant county gives about 275 maiOrity
for GoiF. J. 7. II.
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NEw YoRK, October l2-ThO rseep.
ton given TO Gen. Newton by the Xavier
Union last night was attended BY Mayor
WiCkham, Gen. Hancock, G. W. Chllds,
aud a large number Of prominent ciu'
zcnB.
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Hnrrnh Tor Lille Richie.

CORVALLIS, RICHIE Co., Oct. l..
Special to tho IntelligsneCr.
Gofrs majority in Richie ia l09,
gain oils over his vote for Congress in
1874. II. TJ.
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KEYsER CITY, October II.
Special TO the EntGlIESncor.
Mathews (Dem) for Governor, has
about $50 majority, so far as we can at
present estimate. II.
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Harbour County.


PnILlPI, Oct.ll.
special 10 the IntsIlISeucur,l
Three districts is this county give
Mathews 90 majority. The four districts
to hear from will probably increase his
majority to over 200. G.
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The vote for House Of Delegates stands
as follows: Charles ]. Faulkner, jrp
DEM 1889, Hoffman DEM l,Is9,
Christian (Rep.) 1000, Gold rep 1891.
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KrNnwoop. October l2

KINowooD, October IL.
Special to tho Intslliscueor.
Preston county (official) gives Gog
eight hundred and ninety.three 1888 ma.
iOfity. Who boats this7 ID.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 12.-At a meeting Of
the cotton spinners at Bunly and Black.
burn yesterday, the determination was
expressed 10 resist the demands Of the
operators, but Il waN decided 10 abide by
the decision Of the general meeting Of the
employers at Manchester Tuesday next.
The meeting At Preston unanimously re-
solved TO close their mills on the first Of
November, II the operators persist In
their demands. the masters adhere to
their present attitude lockout Of seven-
ty thousand operators will result.
The Middle Park plate race at New
Market to-day was won by ChaGnant;
Pellegrins Cd and PIunger Sd. Eighteen
horses ran.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Paris cor
respondent telegraphs an account Of an
interview with an officer Of the Egyptian
army, which gives circumstantial details
OF the horrible events which have taken
place in AbySSinia. There have been
two expeditions; the first, which was dis
patched in October, 1875, consisting Of
1000 men, was surprised in n de6Ie Of
Goundel and massaCred 10 tho last man.
The second expedition OF G,OO0 men start
ed in January last. 1t met the AbySsin.
ians in February In defIe Of Gourac
and was overwhelmed, 1000 men being
killed. The Abyssinian King then went
into the interior, and according to latest
accounts has repeated what he did In the
detiles Of Goundel and GourNc by crush.
ing the army Of the Egyptians. The de.
tails Of this as Of other expeditions are
guarded with great Secresy.
sPANBH PRorEsTANTs IN rERIL.
LONDON, October 12.-The Record,
religious paper, says that the Spanish
Church Missionary Society have received
private information from Spain that the
Spanish Protestants are in great anxiety
and are even in peril Of being threatened
by fanasical mob. A special meeting
OF the Society will be held in London
Monday, when statement Of the facts
will be communicated to Earl Derby.
DEMANDS PUNISHMENT,
A dispatch from Paris says that the
French Minister in China has demanded
the punishment Of Mandarin, who is
responsible for the massacre Of the
Catholic priest at Ming Koneton.
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4lu VVIV y 47IsIIIO0' !" n a 'VIIV"'0''
GoverDOr<
Grant DiSGiet-Gof l24, Mathews 70.
Poe District-GoT 100, Mathews 50.
Clay Dhtrict-GoT lSS, Mathews lS2.
Butler DiStrict-GoF 66, Mathews 1903.
&
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SAVANNAH, October 12.-Yellow fever
inlermenta 7. Among the deaths Is Jas.
II. Guirrard, signal officer.
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Mampshlre County.

EditOrS IntsllIgCueer.:
The vote at Romney stands Mathews
232, GofIG6, White 23s, Hutchinson Al.
Mathews majority in the county is
about 900. J.
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Hancock County.

NEw CuNRERLASp, October i2.
EdItSrI IRts.rrSnesr;
The Republican majori.ies in this
county are A follow;
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Berkeley County.

Special to the IntslliErnoer
The vote Of this county is AZ follows:
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1876. 1877.
NoRoAEToYH. VIVA.

The Fail Term beanS BSp,enher lth, gtth .
corp Of ten efficient and &C Omp pllsied ProtsS1rI
Rnd InttruetDTH, with ali The b partmepts fully
equipp-d, and under tho SupOrntGndsuey Of rev,
John W. hc0it, DID Lit w., acting Prrtjdsnt,
who's large experience, scholarly Elttinm.hLs AID
Tecogn Eed 'tAnding ~ an SduCa or, iusuh'S tbs
eGps,tSIIOn Of continued sDd ibefSGduG IurCg.
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b'EnS March q. For Catalogue OF inllsr inIorEnbr
tlOn hhdFrG u. c. BEhKkLtH, 4. NJ,
au26-SAW kecT, tlTy 0i Faculty.
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A dispatch from Paris says that the
French Minister in China has demanded
the punishment Of Mandarin, who is
responsible for the massacre Of the
Catholic priest at Ming Koneton.