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his name for fear of the effect Of the new
upon his wife. Esquire Rockamp and
family, Of Cincinnati, were all somewhat
injured, but able to continue on their
journey. The other persons reported in.
jured left on the noon trains. a d
A visit to the place Of the accident
shows that the track was straight at that
point and that the road was laid will
steel rails and in excellent condition, and
what caused the accident is as yet mys-
terry. ta'. .a.uai s.gt'
LIST OF WOUNDED. ..r
The following is a reliable list of the
persons injured severely enough to re-
quire mention, ascertained since making
the above report:
Mrs. Mary Banning, Pleasant Ridge
head, hand face badly cut; 9. II. Fay,
Concord, N. H., shoulder and legs broken,
D. s. Seymour, Goshen, Ohio, hand cut
and leg broken; Peter Lewistone, Ankeny,
Iowa, :head cut and side bruised; Mrs.
Jane Lewistone, Ankeny, head, and neck
strained; Calvin Thornton, Des Moines,
Iowa, head and legs bruised slightly; J.
D. Boggs, Springfield, No., shoulder and
legs badly hurt; Mrs. ]. D. Boggs, head
bruised and shoulder badly sprained; A.
Sherry, St. Louis, head and shoulder cut;
Mrs. A. Sherry, legs cut and body badly
bruised; Samuel II. Jones, St. Louis,
badly hurt about the breast, head and
arms; Mrs. 0. s. Eastwood, Louisville,
left shoulder .dislocated; Matte Grubb.
lingheG, Dayton, face and head bruised;
S. B. Bennett, Cairo, foot and leg crushed;
Mrs. S. B. Bennett, hand cut and shoul-
der badly bruised; T. NJ. Mccoy, Louis
vile, body badly bruised; Mrs. ]. r.
Bancroft, Philadelphia, badly injured
about the shoulders; two children Of this
lady were badly bruised and one killed;
Mrs. William Ellis, New Orleans,
slightly bruised about the head; her child
was unhurt; WI. Williams, Vincennes,
bruised about the chest and legs; Mrs.
Lizzie shanklon, Evansville, shoulder and
head bruised; Daniel Orr, head and legs
bruised; John Wolz, Burton, Miss head
and hand cut and arm sprained; Mrs. s.
A. ort, Louisville, badly hurt about the
back; Mrs. Anna Brazelton, Greenwood,
Iowa, seriously injured internally; Sarah
oden, Buston, Miss, badly bruised; R. s.
Hornbrook, Lexington, leg badly bruised.
The railroad officials are doing their
utmost to care for tbe sufferers.
Mrs. c. Brazelton, Of Greenwood,
Iowa, injured by the railroad accident
this morning, died this evening. A coro-
ner'sjury spent the day atthe place Of the
accident. '''I
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Meeting ut Mannington To-day
FAIRMosr, Sept. %, 1876.

Editors Intclllgsncer:
Permit US TO announce through the
columns OF your paper that there will be
a mass meeting OF the fEiends Of Hayes
and Wheeler 1T Mannipgton on Satur.
day; September 23d. Hon. J. A. Hutchi-
son, Gov. W. +. Stevenson and G. G. Cole
Esq, have been invited and will be pres
ent at the meeting To address the people
on the Issues involved in the present po.
litical National and State campaign. 4
The cause Of Republicanism here in
Marion Is ominous OF splendid triumph
when the day Of contest COMES on. The
prospect Is very aatteriug for electing the
entire county ticket.
Mr.. Robert F. Fleming, Of Glenville,
Gilmer county, addressed the Hayes and
Wheeler Club OF Marion county At Fair.
mont yesterday evening. There was .
large turn out Of ladies. and gentlemen.
The effort Of the speaker was a very
happy one. The audience seemed to be
highly entertained and perfectly delight.
ed, and each one, no doubt, returned 10
bis domicil more determined than ever
10 push on the Republican army in this
region TO sure and certain victory.
Yours truly, &c, ~
HAYES AND WHEELER CLuB
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MEMPHIS, September 22.- Barbour
Lewis, the Republican nominee for Con.
gress in the Memphis District, was de.
nounced tonight by the Hayes and
Wheeler Club, composed Of whites and a
majority Of the Intelligent colored Re
pu6licans Of the city. They charge Lewis
with procuring his nomination by cor
rupt means, demand his withdrawal from
tho race, denounce and repudiate the
Convention tha. nominated him and de.
mand n call for a new Convention.
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strikc Among the lPrlntcrs.

DETROIT, September 22,-The Detroit
printers recently consented to reduc.
tion Of the price Of composition to 30
cents for night work aud 32 cents for day
work. The proprietor Of the Epening
NcrS fixed the rate in his office at 80
cents, and the competitors struck to-day.
They had made arrangements to start a
paper on their own account when the
NerS acceded to their terms, aud they
resume work tomorrow.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., September o.
The strike in Combahee has broken out
airesh and with increased violence. The
strikers are beating most brntally all
colored hands whom they find at work,
Some OF these hands who have been work.
ing at Two dollars day and who were
terribly cut and bruised yesterday reach
ed Charleston this evening, hoping for re.
dress from the o. s. court, as the civil
officers OF the State are powerless in the
disturbed regions, and gangs Of the strik-
ers are masters Of the situation. The
planters are in despair about harvesting
their rice crops. a.
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acknowledgement.


r,!Sep.tOr John S. Carlile will addres
meetings a. follows:
N,rtin.burg, Saturday night, Sept. @3d
Ex-senator Wiley will address tn
n,ople Of Warrington Saturday after
noon September S0th.
Hon. D. F. Puch will speak
Al (iaslon's Orchard, near Point Mills
Liberty district, Saturday afternoon, Sep
,ember 93d, at o'clock.
AT Wheeling, Saturday night sep'e"'
her 9Sl.
Hon. C. y. Scott and Capt. c. C. cOle al
Midilebournc, Tyler county, Friday Sept
Ton, on Scott and Col. Bcni. Wilson
vii hold n Joint discussion at New Mar
t..,ille, welueI country, Oct. 9th.
G,u, Nathan GOf, Jr, will speak at
Charleston, Kanawha county, Saturday,
September 2Si.
A,Iewisbnrg, Greenbrier county, Mon
day. September 95th.
lion. John A. Hutchinson will speak at
Spencer, ROane county, Saturday, oc!o'
her 7th- -
Col. Ward II. LamOn and Hon. i. r.
Cu,kalon will address meetings as fol
lows;
cranberry Summit, Tuesday evening
sept. Goth.
Grafton, Wednesday evening, Sept
nth.
F.itmout, Thursday evening, Sept 9Slh.
Morg,nsOwn, Friday evening, Sept.
10Th.
FIemiugton, Taylor county, Saturday
evening, Sept. 3Oth.
IIon.. c. i. Scott and J. A. Hutchinson
will address meetings as follows:
At Middlcbourne, Tyler county, on
Wednesday, October ith.
They will also speak ut New Martins
vile, Wetnel county, on Thursday, 0cto'
Der 9th.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson will speak as
follows:
At Mound.yiIle on Monday, the 95th Of
September.
Al Bnckhunnon, Upshmr county, OF
Saturday, September Both. .. N
Al Point Pleasant, Mason county, on
Monday, October ID.
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A SlIght Error i'm the Figures

DETROIT, September 22.-It is said on
authority here that the statement made
Yesterday through the Associated Press,
from New York, that there had been ex'
pended more than four millions Of dollar
BY the Michigan Central Company Upon
the leased branch roads is an error, and
that the amount as stated Is too large By
about two millions and half.
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HAYES AND WHEELER CLup
Hayes aud Wheeler on the Cars.

Editors IntellISCneer ,ysg sF.Ty- =
The Grafton Sentinel has the following
vote taken on the eastward bound train
200 votes for Hayes and Wheelsfa none
10y for Tilden and Hendricks, and on q
train west l47 for 81. g. w. and 81 for T,
4 H., which shows the proportion Of Re.
publfcans (from the vest to Democrats
visiting Philadelphia. Please request all
persons who desire tosee the Republican
ticket successful thiS fall 10 make their
arrangements to be at home on the 10Th
day Of October next so ito be able to
vote. REPuBncAN.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Thiercs Want n pay.

PnILADRLPnrA, September 22..-MayOr
Stokely received aletter containing re-
quest from the professional thieves OF the
city to have n day set apart when they
could visit the Exposition without fear
Of being captured and imprisoned foI
ninety days. The letter promised that II
the request should be granted the sup
plants would on the day specified act in
a perfectly, orderly and law abiding " man
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A Republican Meeting Broken

TOLEDO, September 20. Gen. Conway
Of New York, was to speak at Republi-
can meeting in the Eighth Ward tonight
but the meeting was broken up at the be,
ginning Of his speech by q crowd Of l5t
men, antagopistic to, Mr.. Conway's views
principally Irish, who threatened durini
the day that he should not speak. NJ
cause Of the trouble is known unless il b.
that Conway is ofIrish descent and Re
publican.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

MILWAUKEE, September os.-Hon,
Edward Solomon, Of New York, address.
ed a large Republican meeting at the
Academy Of Music this evening.
THE DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT coLuMBus
CoLuMBus, O., September 22.-The
Democratic grand rally here tonight
was grand affair. There. were about
800 torches in the procession, after
which General Sigel and Hon. s. s. Cox
addressed large meeting nj tho Opera
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PANAMA, September 12.T-On Sunday,
the 10Th inst, while testing some cannon
on the beach here, one Of them exploded,
killing four persons, dangerously wound
ing two or three others, and slightly in.
juring abouteight more. The President
Of the State and the leading officers Of the
squad are among the hurt.
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hFoSke and Marshall RcpubIi'
can Meetings.

we are glad 10 see that tile Republi
cans are making an active and close can
", ,S' In these two important cOnnties
'as following appointments are an
N0uAeed in Brooke, tr.
EooF Farm School House, Saturday
evening September 2Sd. IA F..s
AM Middle Ferry, Monday evening, Sep,
Holidays Cove, Wednesday evening
September 9Th.
,.IoS. nsSks as School House, Thursday, Sep
"%peF 18th, to be a joint discussion.
"a AS'ton's School House, Friday even.
'Rs' Splenber 29th.
.. scots Run School House, Saturday
''SalnE' S September SOth, - ~
bethany, September 3Oth at . o'clock.
Slpsi't Church, Gross Creek, ThursLa,
evening, e. October 9th.
az SSa0f' Creek, Ftiday, evening, October
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SPAIN.
The Spanish Clergy and the Pro
testant Schools.

LONDON, September pa dispatch
from Bartol notices the growing determi.
nation OF the Spanish clergy to obtain tho
suppression Of all the Protestant schools.
They argue that the people until they are
Of full age have no right to be instructed
in any religion save the Roman Catholic.
Ex.Queen Isabella started for Madrid
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MILWAUKEE, September 22.-At q
meeting OF the creditors Of E. P. Allis &
Co., held to-day, facts were developed
which Show that the failure Is more seri.
Gus II hanreported. There are .hnsecpred
debts to the amount Of S275,0O0.
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rrAnrso DOWN suANTY Town.

AtOA. NJ. the work Of tearing down
Shantytown, q large number Of frame
building outside the Centennial was be-
gun. One hundred men did the work,
and were guarded by 100 police, under the
personal oversight OF the Mayor and
Inc Indications are that the attendance at
the Exposition to-day will reach 10000
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Suicide.

NEw York, September ga New
port dispatch says: The recent suicide
on q boat from New York, has been iden'
tiiied as that OF Frank !. Smith, Secretary
Of Inc Secretary OF the Navy. The death
Of sister, and the refusal Of q young lady
70 become lis wife are accepted as the
moving causes toself destruction.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
4 Vote Of Thanks 10 MIR. schuyler.


LONDON, September %. Numerous
meetings throughout England have passed
a vote Of thanks to Mr.. Schuyler, Of the
American Legation at Constantinople, for
the promptness Of his report on the Bul
garian atrocities:
FAILED.
Dugwide 4 Co., merchants Of Liver
pool and Manchester, have failed, Liza
bilitics 100000.
DEAD.
DR.. Thomas Lacock, the eminent medi-
cal writer and physician to the Queen, is
dead.
I. 7. Freematle, Conservative, was
elected TO the House OF Commons today
from Buckinghamshire, to fill the vacan.
cy caused by the elevation of Disraeli to
the Peerage, receiving 27S5 votes against
2,5S0 for Darlington, Liberal.
A NEW CABINET.
LONDON, September GA special from
Belgrade says that the members OF the
deputation sent by the army TO confer
with Grown Prince Milan, assert that in
consequence Of the refusal OF the ministry
to recognize the action Of the army,
new cabinet will come into office satur-
day. The coronation Of Milan will then
take place.
A dispatch from Belgrade says that
there is no. official news regarding any
further prolongation Of the armistice.
THE Aspect IrSINpRovED.
LONDON, September 29.-AVienna cor
respondent Of tho Times says affairs look
less satisfactorily than on Thursday, but
it is confidently believed that the Turks
will yield consent in'the end to National
armistiCe.
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RGESERAL B. +. KELLEY AND MAJol
Tow NORTON returned yesterday from
the great Boys.in.BIuo demonstration al
Indianapolis. They report an immense
adAir-great enthusiasm - the skies
bright anil Frightening in that State
The contest with the enemy is tremen'
dou', but the promise Of the Scripture to
saeh people rs the Republicans Is, "As
thy LAY ia so shall thy strength be-"
The General reports a laughable Incl
dent in connection with his visit. Some
Democrat announced in barber shop
that hi'rarty TOO was going to get up a
soldier parade. An unsophisticated
dafkey Immediately inquired, "why
So'', is dem tclIers comm here from de
South TO celebrate wild de Democrats p
II Wa' agreed after hearty laugh tha
The darkey's understanding OF Demo
etallc soldier celebration was in harmon
with Ihseternul fitness OF things. secesf
soldiers and Northern Democrats were
logically and naturally blended in his
mind
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Obituary.

PrHBuRan, September 22.-Rsv. w.
D. Howard, D. D., pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian Church Of this city, died
suddenly Of rheumatism Of the heart this
morning. He was the oldest pastor in
this city, having been connected with the
Second Church for over twenty-five
vaoraf
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Elected to the D. .. Senate.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-Tht
Oregon Legislature has elected Governor
Grover to the U. y. Senate. The Demo
cratic convention In Washington Ter
ritory have nominated J. P. .Judson a.
delegate to Congress.
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Lost at Sea.

HAVANA, September 22.-Adyices from
St. Thomas say that during the hurricane
there the American bark Idella Berry,
Capt. Turner, was lost. The Captain, his
wife and the crew, excepting two mates
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BERLIN, September 2o.-It is reported
that duel has been fought between u
distinguished Russian Diplomatist and
Prince Dalgawoeski, Governor General
Of Moscow. The affair grew out Of
jealousy,
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The war IN CentrnI Amenricn

New YoRK, September 29.-Panama
adyices state that the rebels have been
defeated by the government troops in the
state Of Canca, and that over 800 we're
left dead on The battlefield, 3y
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TE1EdRArHrc. = Hereafter half.rate
messages Of twenty words will be trans
mitted at half the day rate for ten words,
to all principal points east Of the Mis-:
sissippi1 river, including St. Louis and
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Telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO TILE DAILY LNTELLIGENOER
Gen. Golf in the Third District.
CnAnLEsroN, sept. 29-lO r.M.

CIIARLESroE, Sept. 22-lO Pm.
Special to the i1ntelligenccr.l TIA. it..
General GofT arrived here tonight,
having spent the past ten days in the
upper counties Of this district. His meet.
ings have been well attended, and the in
dications are that the Democracy have
lost their hold on this district. A
number Of the counties will give
Republican 2 majorities, and In the
Democratic counties the majorities
will be largely reduced. II the other
districts do proportionately rs well as
this, General Goil will surely be
elected. He speaks here tomorrow and
II the weather will permit there will be
an immense crowd. He speaks on Mon
day in Lewisburg and then goes 10 the
Second District. There will be strong
work here from this to the election, and
good prospects Of success.
H7- REroRTER.
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AnImportant Document.

It isa common thing 10 hear Demo
cratic stump orators diSparaging and be-
Ittling the idea that any considerable re
duc,ion ha4 been male in the public debt
Some Of them are fool hardy enough to
actually assert that no reduction what.
ever ha, been made in the debt We in
yite all persons who want to be posted in
regard 10 the actual facts Of the case to
the statement from the Assistant Sec.
retary Of the Treasury OF, the United
States published oh our third page TO-
day. This responsible officer Of the Gov
ernment says that since 1866 the public
debt has been decreased $3.50, ,902.2iG A.
lIenys further that since 1866 the an
nnalexpenditures OF theGovernmenL have
been reduced S2G2, ,340Gl0 &C, and FEEDER.
al taxation more than SSOO,OOO,OOO.
Every year since 1866, the Govern.
uenl has not only lived within its IN
come, but has been able to save towards
paying its indebtedness, an average
amount per Nnnnm OF S5G, ,742,2S4 20.
"The losses Of the present AdminIStra.
ton through dcfaulting officers and
hanks, compared with the. amount Of
money inyolyeI Ina been 10 n marked
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Gen. Newton OH the Hell Gate
Exnl0Hf0n.


New YcRK, Sept. 22.-Gen. Newton
has addressed special circular TO the
people OF Astoria, within whose territory
is the shaft Of excavation ut He'll Gate.
He thanks them for their iortitude. not.
witllstanding the attempts tc make a
panic instituted by poltroons Of the male
sex. The inhabitants are advised near
the time Of the explosion TO be without
the Gordon established, leaving their
houses with the doors and windows open
In every case. Where the ceilings are
disturbed, the advice would be to vacate
the houses at the time OF the explosion.
There is no liability Of the walls being
overthrow or impaired. The people Of
Astoria propose to make Sunday gen.
eral outoi.door holiday. Gen. Newton
and aids will fire the mine from point
900 yards back. A nearer place would
have been chosen if there was one from
which view Of the explosion could be
had. Q 7 5z.s1t,
THE SUNDAY QUESTION.
The New York Sabbath Committee,
have addressed a communication to
General Newton urging that some other
day that Sunday be appointed for the ex.
plosion, and saying that so important
an achievement Of engineering, science
and skill will be noticed in other parts OF
the world, and the fact that Sunday was
chosen for the grand occasion will be un.
derstood as in accordance with the for
eign usages, which calls that gala day,
and SO 1t would do not little to impair
the force Of our example as a Sabbath
keeping people. The General replied
orally that while he respected the Sabbath
as much as the gentlemen who sent him
the note presented. The explosion on that
day was matter OF necessity.
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SAVANNAH, September 81. = Yellow
fever interments, 81, N
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Gen. SickIes 10 Speak in Wheel
ing Next Thursday Night.

New York, September %, 1876.
Special to the InteliigeHecr.
General Daniel E. Sicklcs will speak
for Hayes and Wheeler, in Wheeling next
Thursday evening.
r. McCoRMICK.
Stcy. Natl:RepuDlican Com.
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FIRE RECORD.
Fire Raging In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 22.-The fur
niture warerooms Of Rosendale & Co., 81
Frederick street, took fire since II O'Clock
and are burned. Loss heavy. About
o'clock flames bursted from the fourth
story OF the iron front wholesale notion
house Of Brosius & Co., 3l5 Baltimore
street, between Liberty and Howard, ant
in q few moments extended to German
street, enveloping the wholesale glass
house OF Kim & Emery. The fire is
raging fiercely. Impossible to get losses
tonight. Brosius & Co. had large stock
on hand for the fall trade, which will be
a nnmnlnta lnaa
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CHICAGO, September 22.-Fire early
this morning destroyed the greater part
Of Moluska, Craig & Co.'s furniture store
near Van Buren, and Canal streets. Loss
$45, 1000 or $4,000. Over 100 hands are
thrown out If employment.
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Dugwide 4 Co., merchants Of Liver
pool and Manchester, have failed. Liza
bilitics 100000.
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GALLANT GENERAL eoFF
A NOZZLE LETTER FROM a NO
BILE YOUTH.
Letter From Libby Prison Writ.
ten by Gen. Golf.

ten ny ueh. uOu.
From, a .pcOch delivered by John W. Mason,
nj dmftOn.
Gen. Golf was during the war Ma
jor OF the 4lh West Virginia cavalry; on
tho Goth Of January, 1864, he was captnr-
ed near New Greek, and taken to Rich.
mond where he was held as a prisoner Of
war until the Sd day Of May, 1854, when
he was informed that he was held as a
hostage for Maj. Armsey. The first news
that reached Richmond in relation to
Major Armsey, was that he was to be shot,
and Maj. Gof was notified that in case
Arnsey should be executed he would be
also. Mai. GOf' remained in this very
unpleasant position for several .days,
when he was sent 10 North Carolina and
imprisoned in the common penitcntiary.
Before leaving Richmond he wrote the
following noble letter 10 Senator Wiley.
| found il OH file in the War Department
n. Washington, and have received and
hold in my hand an oilicialcopy: