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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-03
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
The Nutmeg State wheeling into
Line see Increased Republican
MniOritieS - -.

H g
NORWICH; October 2,-Sorwieh goes
Republican at the town election by 571
majority against 2S5 same time last year
on the same total vote. Also votes for
license by l ,95S against 24S. All the six
Constitutional amendmentsz are ratified
by abont 90 to /. Canterbury shows "a
Republican gain Of 40 and Plainfeld 50
There. are other trifling Republican gains
and general ratification Of the amend.
ments in Eastern Connecticut.
HARTFORD, October 2,-The election SO
far as heard from in this viciuity gains
from last year are in favor OF the Repub.
licans. .... ..-,---...
In Hartford the Republicans elect the
first Select man, assessor and three con-
stables; most Of the other officers Demo-
cratic.
In Waterbury, strong Democratic
town, the Republicans elect mujority Of
aldermen and councilmen, the Democrats
the other city officers. ~. sr
The other'towns heard from are as fol.
lows: Democratic-East Hartford, Win.
chester, Middletown, windham, New
London and Derby. Republican-Avon,
Canton, West Hartford, simsbury, En-.
field, Rocky Hill, Manchester, Vernon,
Norwich, Plymouth, Essex, Madison, and
East Haven. Dlvided-East Windsor
and New Britain.
Constitutional amendments have been
carried preventing an increase OF the
Legislature in new towns of less than
$500 inhabitants; making the Common
Pleas judges term four years, city judges
two years and the Probate judgeJ two
years; making the compensation Of
members Of the Legislature $500 and
mileage, and erasilg the word white
from the electoral qualifications. The
majority of the towns vote for a liquor
license,
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ENGLAND.
. gpInrru,I MEDIUM Is roucs COURT.

A SPIRITUAL MEDIUM liz roUcs COURT,
LONDON, October 2.-An American
spiritualist medium, DR.. Slade, appeared
at the Bow Street Police Court to-day in
answer to two summons taken out by
Prof. Edwin Ray Lancaster, F. Z. s & G.
The first summons Is under the yagrant
act, and the second charges him with con
spiracy with one Simmons, his associate
10 defraud. Tho charge Of conspiracy
was first proceeded with. Prof. Ian.
kester deposed that he had seer
Slade himself write messages which
he professed were spiritual man
itestations. The case excites great
interest, and the courtroom was crowded
After the hearing, the case was adjourned
for one week, Slade and Simmons being
admitted to bail.
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Incendiarism with n View 10 lsus.
ineSH.

CHATTANOOGA, October 2.-on satur.
day night the court house here was set on
FIRE In the Office Of the Registrar Of Deeds.
The FIRE was extinguiShed with some
damage to the books, two Of which were
entirely. DR.. Us. Burns was ar.
rested to-day with the missing books in
his possession. He had recently bought
abstract Of titles covering all but these
two books, and would have made 4 large
amount Of money had he not been de-
teeted. --
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LONDON, October IA special from
Barcelona to the Times says: In the po.
litical world here everything is in a state
Of restless and feyerish excitement.
Disputes between ex.Queen Isabella
and the Ministry relative TO the formers
pecuniary claims have brought contempt
ible ridicule on all concerned. Generals
Mortimer, Compass and Prince De Rivera
are understood to be warm supporters Of
Isahella,s claim.
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CINCINNATI, October 2.-The Musical
Festival Association, under whose aus.
pices the great festivals Of 1873 and 1915
were conducted, has resolved to hold the
next festival in May, 1878, at which time
the great music hall given 10 the city BY
Reuben Springer and others will be dedi-
Gated. The societies taking part in the
festival chorus will begin to practice dur
ing the present month. H-. ID.
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Affnek on OutlaWgl

GALVESTON, October 2.-s4n Antonia
specials say 4 detachment Of MeNeeley's
company under Sergeant Armstrong at
tackled party Of outlaws on kspano1
Lake, near Eagle Pass, killed Eve and
captured one, Fifty horses and q large
number Of cattle were recovered.
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Frost.

AlENnHu, October 2.-There was a
heavy frost here last night; but little
damage done. This relieves all anxiety
in regard to yellow fever here.
OMAHA, October 2.-Saturday night
water froze to the thickness OF about an
eighth Of au inch. The weather has mod.
Grated considerably since. -u.
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Weather Report.
OFTTcE or THE CuIEF sIGHAL oTElcER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., October S-l An.
ppou.nt,rrtVs

-OFTTcE or THR CHIEF sIGHAL oTHcER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., octObsrS-l A.H.J
PRoBGDitrrIIs.
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling succeeded during the night BY
rising barometer, fresh and brisk south
winds yeering TO west and northwest, and
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lake region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
rising barometer, brisk and in the tirst
section high west to north winds gradu.
ally diminishing in force, falling temper
ature and partly cloudy weather, with
probably occasional rains from the Upper
Lakes.
rising barometer, brisk and high south
winds yeering to west and northwest,
warmer, partly cloudy weather and, occa.
sional rains succeeded by falling temper.
nkflFe, = Nll iI4
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Another Threshiug Machine Ex.
plosIOn.

CINCINNATI, October 2!-By the bntst.
ing OF the boiler Of an engine used in
driving grain separator on the farm Of
Wm. johnson, near Argosy, Ind, Satur-
day, two young men, Jones and Wesley
johnson, were instantly killed, and nine
others injured, some seriously.
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The UniuioWn Dead.

LITTLE Rock, October 2.-An unknown
mar. with ticket To- Cairo, Ills., died
yesterday morning Of heart disease In the
Union depot. HShal grey eyes, sandy
haif'and beard, and thirty years old. :
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ByIeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO TIE DAILY INTELLIGENoER
hutchinson at Pnllilpi i Yes.ter.
slays
,...,, ...,,S5.EAiDtaEssa asar494sfi o fiS 95' '0eft2 81 7

Special 70 the lhtelTgeneef'
John A. Hutchinson, Of PaEksrsburg,
addressed the people Of Phillip, Barbour
county, to-day. Col. Arnett, Of Wheeling,
started for there in order $50 some body
said) to have discussion with Hhtchin.
son, but somehow made 1t convenient not
toget therein time. A man namedaJ, |,
"A. Bradford t0okkis. place, and it.iS no.
probable that he will want to take it
again. He was completely yanquished
by Hutchinson and confessed judgment
on State issues. He made 4 feeble effort
on National issues. :bat.receiyed such 4
chastizing at the hands Of Hutchinson as
will long be remembered in Barbour. 1t
was glorious day for Republicans.
S.7iiE M ltiEfEa CIV.
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NEW YoRK, October 2.-BurglSrs en-.
tered the store Of Franklin & Horton,
No. 43 Alton street, on Saturday night or
Sunday, and broke open the safe and se.
cured $4,000 worth Of jewelry. No
arrests made.
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New ORLEANS, October 2.-Matthew
Mogahan, aged o years, was killed by
falling under q horse car while attempts
ing to get aboard while 1t was In motion.
Heavy frosts are reported at Jackson
and Vicksburg.
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MILWAUKEE, October g. Herman
wandmRber, distiller, who has been In
Europe until recently, appeared In court
to-day and plead guilty. he was sen.
fenced TO three months Imprisonment and
q fne Of $500, -
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New York. October 2-J.A. Dwelling
and Samuel Daily were to-day: y:appointed
delegates from the Produce Exchange 70
the National Pork Packers Convention
at indianapolis on Wednesday next. ''
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Funeral OF James Lick.

SAN FRANCsco, October 2.-The fu.
neral OF James Lick is postponed until
Wednesday. 1t Is now ascertained that
the deceased expressed desire to be
buried on the summit OF Mount Hamil.
ton.
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ReIIei for yellow ReyersuHerers.

EIMRA, N. Y, October 2,-Eleyen
hundred dollars was raised here to-day
for the yellow fever sufferers at SaYan.
nah and Brunswick.
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SPAIN.


MADRID, October 2.-The contract for
he Cuban loan of 5000, 900 fastres has
cen awarded 10 the Bank OF CASTILLO.
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BosroS, October "a special from
Williamstown says the entire Sophomore
class at Williams College has been sus.
pended for hasing the freshmen. N
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WHEELING WEST TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 8,

-...1I - - . -
would impose on the leglslation ot Con
gfesS that Mr.. Adams would not gladly
support one possible exaetion the rebel
democrats conld make ,fl, +
THATAtR. adams WOULD Eor GLADLY
concede; would he hesitate at ANYTHING a
solid South would demand 2 would he Ia.
terpose his influence against the payment
Of any amount OF rebel ciaimsr wouldhe;
l ask IN all sincerity even en!ef = pro-
test against taxing he rlgnt OF suffrage
from the colored men, whose hopeiess
and endless ensiavement nc 20 IatsIy ao-
yocatedH When Massachasetn ioIgets
the Republican Teachings oi = Jonn quincy
Adams, she will elect nus son governor
Of the proud commonwealth. nave
said that l have no time, 'and
no desire tor personalities, II
! had !: might z readily q S1n''
dulge myself at Mr.. Adamsa expense.
The personal and political gossip a
Washington In 1S4! was busy with AZ;
Adams name, and 1t was currently sald
that he obtained the mission y England
in q manner and BY means which he
would now gladly consign 70 oblivion,
and which his children would blush %
have repeated. /! have no disposition TO
indulge In that Line OF gossip and there,
fore conilre myself to Mr.. Adams record
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FIRE RECORD.

IsD1ASAro1Is, October "a Gre broke
out in the Board Of Trade building this
morning at . o'clock, and damaged the
building 10 the amount Of $500.
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Yellow ReYer.

SAVANNAH, October 2.-Ysllow fever
iutermenb tWsnty.eisht.
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the TEDERAI RACES

PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-The Fed.
eral race for six.yeGr olds for purse OF
$500, 81 200 to first, $3.50 TO second,
S4OO to third, and $3.50 to fourth, was the
first on the programme for the last day Of
the Breeders Centennial Trotting Meet
ing. The entries were Blackwood, ir.,
Dame Trot and Rosewood. The frst
named won in three straight heats, Dame
Trot second in each heat, Rosewood
also 10 ,a came Of victor. Time, 2:sS. lii
competitor was the black stallion Gov.
Sprague, whose first mile was made in
2;25S and the second in 2:233.
Goldsmith Maids three trials against
time closed the meeting. The track was
not in very good condition and the Maid
was consequently less fortunate than for
merly. Her time was 2:22i, 2:l73, 2:l7.
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THE TURF.


JEROME PARK, Oct. 2.-The fall meet
Ing Of the American Jockey Club, which
was postponed from Saturday, opened to-
days
dition.
The first race was for a purse ofS4OO,
three.quarters Of mile; the start was
beautiful one. Lexington, second, led,
and the others punched going around the
turn; Rhodamanthus shot ahead and won
the race by length and q half, Madge,
second; Cyclone, third; time 1:20!
The second rece was for the Jerome
stakes, for three year olds, two miles. AT
the start Brother to Bassett led, Sun
burst second, Fiddle Sticks third and Red
Coat fourth. Brother to Bassett shot
away several lengths ahead and kept the
lead all the way round, but with varying
distances, and won the race by q couple
OF lengths. Sunburst second, Red Coat
third and Fiddle Sticks last. Time, S:473.
NEW YORK, October 2.-Tbird race,
the nursery stakes, for two year oldS, one
mile was won by Leonard; Clover Brook
%, Susquehanna Sd. Susquehanna was
the favorite, selling at 1000 to 400 for
Leonard. Time l:50a.
New YORK, October 2.-The Manha..
tan handicap, one mile and a quarter, was
won by Virginius, James A. second,
Gray Nun 9; time 2:l6A
The selling race, one mile and an
eighth, resulted in dead heat between
Arcturus and Peru, Willie Burke, third;
time 2O4. - te
The deciding heat was won by Peru in
240l. y-.., ...f.
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A special from Vienna TO the Netrl
says that Russia and the United States
concluced a treaty last August by which
the former cedes the port Of okohotsk
Siberia and adjacent territory on the
seashore in exchange for iron clads and
the sum Of 100000 roubles, and a
Russian crew has already left for
America.
LONDON, October 9.-At meeting Of
the Reform Club in Manchester, yester-
day, Right Hon. John Bright, made a
speech on the Eastern question. He said
be thought u meeting Of Parliament was
desirable; il would resultin new policy
under 4 new ministry; it would stamp
the future policy Of the country with a
solemn decision that the blood and treas
ure OF England shall never again be
wasted in behalf OF an Ottoman power.
Turkey should be left to the fate which
Providence had decreed for corruption
and tyranny.
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ATHENS, GREECE, October "a meet:
ing, attended by 5000 persons was held
here, at which, the intolerable position Of
the Greek provinces Of Turkey was dis
cussed. Aproposal for argument OF the
Greek army and navy was enthusiastical.
L., e,rnnind IL - ------
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MONTGOMERY, October 2. Heavy
frost here this morning.
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NEW ENEMIES

A dispatch TO the Times from Serajevo
states that 1900 armed Austrian slayon.
ians entered Bosnia on Saturday. They
are attacking the Moslems and melting
the inhabitants to insurrection. The
Turks are marching against them from
Banjalauka.
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would impose on the leglslation Of Con.
gress that Mr.. Adams would not gladly
support, one possible exaetion the rebel
Democrats conld mako
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REPu1sEp.

BELGRADE, October 2.-An official dis.
patch says: Twenty thousand Turks,
with forty cannons, attacked the Seryian
army on Saturday, near Gredetin. They
were completely repulsed with heavy a
loss after twelve hours Of fighting.
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WASHINGTON, October 2.-The follow.
ing is the public debt statemens issued
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endless seryitude Of an entire race Of
men. Mr.. Lincoln did not believe that
God would permit the perpetuity Of q
nation founded upon such m atrocious
wrong and crime. In view OF Mr.. Adams
course towards Lincoln In his grave, the
friends OF Hayes will estimate his criti-
cism Of that honored leader and true man
at precisely its Just value. But for the
honor Of New England, ! desire~to say
that Of allher Representatives Mr.. Adams
stood alone, l thank God, in support
ing this infamous proposition. Every
one Of Massachusetts representatives was
opposed to It, including Hon. Alexander
II. Rice, the present Republican Cover
nor OF that State and the candidate for re.
election against Mr.. Adams. Indeed,
from all New England, as have already
said, in that hour Of extreme trial
No OTHER REPUBLICAN PROVED FALSE
to her principles and teachings, and only
he whose Inheritance should have made
him the foremost defender Of the right.
And after Mr.. Adams had made this fear.
fol offer Of the eternal permanence Of sla-
very to the vaunting Democratic disunion.
ists Of the South, he superadded to it
in a formal speech; the intimation that II
It was not acceptable to the South, he
might himself favor some disunion II II
could be Of peaceable character, and
now, with this record, Mr.. Adams natur.
ally and properly supports Tilden
and the lengths that he would
70 to conciliate the Rebel and
Democratic element may be inferred
from the extent TO which he was willing
10 10 in 1861, when he was ready and
eager, on the heels Of a National Repub.
lican victory, 10 coneede more to the
slAye interest that its EXTREMIST fire-eat.
ing advocate had ever demanded in Con.
gress. Imagine II you can, tell me il you
will. one possible condition the South
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-06

II. N YERINGrON.
dsnsral Supt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-06
A Mans Face Mangled.

An accident occurred in the Bow
man incline last night whereby man,
who wishes his name suppressed on
account of his family in the East, was
seriously injured and perhaps disfig-
ured for life. The injured man was
coming to the surface, riding on the
rope in front of the car, when the
car ran against the end of a section
of the iron with which the wooden
track is laid, and which had become
detached from its fasteniugs. The
car was thrown from the track and
the man thrown violently against the
end of the protrudiug iron. The
bones of his nose were shattered and
crushed and his face and scalp
frightfully mangled, though he sus-
tanned no injury in vital part This
riding on the rope is common
though dangerous practice in this
mine, this being the second accident
which has occurred from the same
cause. There is footway for the
men to so up or down, but to save
time and sole leather they perch on
the rope when the car is going up
THE Reese River Reveille, 2d.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-06
Silver City Stage,

Connecting promptly with the Morning and
Evening Trains, and the Gold Hill and Vir
ginia Omnibus Lines
Clean and Comfortable Stages, good Teams
and careful drivers. The patronage of the
public is respectfully solicited.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-06

WASHINGTON. June 3.-The total
gold coinage for May, as appears
from the reports of DIR. Lindermann,
was $3, lS6,16 trade dollar coin
age, S3lS,100 subsidiary silver coin
age, $e19,lo5; minor coin. $l2,415;
total number of pieces struck, TO-
2l5.63i; total value of coinage,
S., 696,s4 This is regarde as a
very large coinage. The miuts will
close for annual settlement about the
18th instant, which, it Is expected,
will occupy about two weeks. After
the resumption of operations, subsid-
iary coinage, it is probable, will be
at the rate of three millions per
month. OF the amounts coined dur
ing May, 5,757,5lS pieces, represent
ing Si,3oi $50, were coined at Phila-
delphia; 2,66l, 90 pieces, represent
ing $43.S14,0oo, At San Francisco,
and l,19.,ll6 pieces, representing
$5Si 1863, at Carson.
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Lightning and Coal Oil.

MEApvnLE, Pa. June 3.--This eve
ming lightning struck an oil tank be-
longing to Q. d. Harrington, one
mile south Of Oil City. The tank
containing $1,000 barrels Of crude
oil, Immediately exploded and set
fire to tank belonging to G, Nc
Grew Il Brother, containing $4,000
barrels of oil. Both tanks are said
to belong to the Sandy Pipe Line
Company. The loss is estimated at
100000.
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mo. los" Is an even number, and
il is more than an even thing that
the finest assortment of boots, shoes.
CATERS, etc., are to be found at that
place, South { street, IN the large
store of c. A. Noltemeier, of any
other establishment in the State.
Step in and take a look at his spring
styles,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-06
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DIR. THOMAS.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Has resumed the practice of his profession
st the DOUGLASS BUILDING (second f,oor,.
SOUTH G STREET, three doors south of the
Bank OF California entrance on @ and
streets.
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LIVERY STABLE,

And are prepared to furnish Horses, Car
riages and Saddle Animals, at a moments
notice. Special and Splendid Rigs furnished
for Picnics. Parties, etc. Horses Boarded
and the best of care given them, at moderate
rates. Hay and Grain on hand at all times
Horses bought and sold. All the conven-
fences OF frst-class Stable. They also run