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HhsEaDhAEts, WV wv -
Editors 1n.ollIscncer:
1 desire through your columns to ad-
dress few queries to those whom they
may especially concern. Theyareas fol-
lows: /
.Query1-suppOse Maj Mathews were
to address the people at Clarksbnrg, Gen.
COTS home, and cousin, partisan and
active canyasser Of Gen. Goff, were to
prompt drunken rough with a lighted
tobacco pipe in his mouth to stand up
beside Gen. Mathews and continually in
ter rupt him with impestinent questions
and insulting remarks, while sitting him
with the fumes Of his pipe, what would
be thought OF Goff3 Did mott H. otey
Cary, Mathews cousin and most active
partisan, SO prompt Sam Syme to treat
Gen. Goff in the outr ageous manner above
described while Golf was making a speech
in Lewisburg, Mathews home, on Mon
day, September 26.
Query 2-Did not Nat. Harrison ap'
point A. F. Mathews, Maj. Mathews
brother, Commissioner Of his court in
preference to Alfred Philips, an active
and competent Republican?
Query 3-Was Il not generally under
stood that suitors, by complying with the
instructions Of the law firm Of Mathew
& Mathews could carry their suits into
Harrison's Court? s,Lu,ra y 81
d 3iQuery 4-hit not hypoerisy in Maj
Mathews, to complain Of an intolerable
situation under Nat. Harrison's rule, and
to justify the act OF retrocession to Vir
ginia, or to the King Of the Fiji Islands
In view Of the comfortable situation he
appears to have enjoyed near Nat. Har'
rison's CourtH CANDoR.
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THE TURF.


CINCINNATI, October 6.-The fourth
and last day Of the lChester Park races,
the weather was favorable, the track in
excellent condition and attendance the
best Of the week.
The first race for the 2S6 class, purse
5000, $3.50 to 1st, Sl75 to ID, S75 TO Sd;
seventeen entries, twelve started. Gray
Bashaw 4, 9, 2, 4; Little Joe II, O., s, s.
Nettie Ward 10, Q, A, 5; Bay Charlie !, 4,
2, 3; Little Alfred, distanced; Blue Boy 0,
10, 10, distanced; Cottage Girl 2, s, 8, Q:
Lady Miles 7,7,9,7; Blue Wing 5,3, s,
6; Belle Moore 8, l, u; Gipsy Tom7, II,
II, !; Stonewall s, 8, distanced. Time,
2:32, 2:341, 2:35, 5:S5.
Second race-Mile heats, ST 500 for the
2:l9 class. 81, 900 to 1st, $3.50 to ID, Sl50
to Sd. There were six entries, all started.
Rarus, !, IL, silyersides, 2, 9, Q; Bodine,
8, 8, 4; Gazette, a, a, 8; Elsie Good, 5, Q, 8;
Monarchy, 0, 5, 8. Time, 2:253, 2:24
2:25t.
Third race-Purse S40O, running two
mile dash, $3.50 to 1st, 800 10 ID, $50 10
Sd. There were three entries, all started;
won by Bob Woolley, beating Patriot and
Kilburn in the order named. Time, $50.
The unfinished race Of yesterday was
won in two straight heats by War Jig.
Time 1:47, 145l.
NARRAGANsETT PARK RACES.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., October Cat
Narragansett Park to-day the race in the
2::93 class was won by Cowee, Honest
Harry second, Jefferson third. Time
2:27. 22Gt, 2:27, 2:27, 2:2S, 2:30f,
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Suspended r,dd Payment,

NEW York, October 6.-This morning
Fl. A. Patterson notified the stock ex.
change that he had suspended. For u
long time he has been one Of the most &c.
tive speculatorsat the exchange, and a
conspicuous seller of coal and other
atocks. His outstanding contracts are
variously estimated at from 10000 to
60, ,000bhares. A,large part Of them were
privately settled and the remainder have
been or will be closed by purchases under
the rule. Up to 2lo'clock 5000 shares
had, been bought thunder the rule. As
the bear speculators have made such
large profits in, The past few months, the
failure created surprise, and the effect is
naturally to weaken the bear influence.
No other failures have yet been an.
nnt1nnad
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More About Woo,lward.

CHICAGO, October 6.-E. A.Woodward
was transferred last evening from the
Central Station 10 the armory. His
friend accompanied him, and the two
were made as comfortable as possible,
During the forenoon Superintendent
Feckey received 4 telegram from the
Chief Of Police Of New York, to hold
Woodward by all means, that he would
be sent ior tomorrow. In the afternoon
second dispatch was received, stating
that Woodward has been indicted, and an
officer would leave New York at once
with arequisition for him. Woodward
declined 70 be interviewed.
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GheqntslIigeneer.
erpTpLIcAN MEETINGS.

III. following speakers will address Re
,,bi;can meetings at the points designated
Hon: John y. carlile:
New Martinwille, Saturday, October 'th
Gen. Coll.
R,y.n,wood, Saturday, October Z, 9P. N
Hon. ID. ID. T. FarnsWorth.
geaIiagtou, Barbour county, Saturday
O.t0ber Tth, at l p. NJ.
rrsnch Creek and Centreville, Upshuf
county, Tuesday. October 10th.
&. Z. Cole.
Warrington, Marion county, sS'a'aA''
October7th, at l Pm.
John A. Hutchinson.
Clark,burg, Monday, October SUI
Major II. a. Dane.
Mnnuinrton, Marion county, Saturday.
october 7th, at PA
Cameron, Marshall county, same evening
"P'Tkef,buy, ri T Monday, October 9TH
T.. ID. Ingersoli.
uonnIsville, Monday afternoon, October
th. at9r. NJ.
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Sale OF Short Horn stock.

CRcAdo, Oct. 6.-The short horn sale
yesterday at Dexter Park was part Of Sc.
lections from various herds, including
Col. W, s. Kings, but the prices were not
remarkably high. Among the sales were
Constance OF Lyndale, seventh, TO g. Fl,
Morrison, of Minneapolis, for 81, 300;
Miss Wiley, twenty-sixth, to ELS. Ward,
Of Kansas City, for 81 OPS; Constance Of
Lyndale, fifth, 10 E. E. steiger's, Of Kel.
logg, Iowa, 81 ,225; Oxford Queen, second,
$500, and Oxford Queen, third, s., ,425,
10 Jackson 4 Son, Of Farm Ridge, ILL.,
Oxford Queen, fifth, to same; 81 900, and
Oxford Queen, fourth, to same, 81 800.
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FIRE RECORD.

WAvERLY, n. Y, October Ca Gre
here last night caused loss Of $4,000.
CHICAGO, October 6.-Last night one Of
the fruitful sources OF the unpleasant
odors which sometimes pervades the city,
the fertilizing establishment Of Reed 4
Sherman, burned to the ground. Loss
about $4,000.
Coleman & Co.'S lumber drying house, at
Chippawa Falls, burned yesterday. Loss
$685. 600; insurance $4,000.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, October Cat 8
o'clock this morning the large North
Star mill, owned by Stuart & Douglass,
was totally destroyed by fire. Loss es.i-
mated at $4,000 to 100000; insurance
$4,000. Cause unknown.
ATCHlsoS, KS, October G.-The jobbing
and retail hardware house OF W. w. Mar
bourg was burned at $3.50 this morning.
The stock was valued at S60,0 900; insured
for $4,000.
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TriunlphaI Progress of GoT in
The Third District-His speech
At Point Pleasant Yesterday.
II. PLEAsANT. MASON Co,

Pr. PLEASANT, MASON Co., Oct. 9.
Special to the IntGllIseneer.
General Goff arrived here this morn
ing, having spoken twice in Putnam
county yesterday. He spoke here this
afternoon, to the largest political meet
held here this season. His speech pleased
the people, and has done great good in
awakening public attention to the malad'
ministration Of the Democratic party;in
West Virginia.
Put Mason county down for three hun.
dred majority for Gof. He has gone to
Mason city by special boat, where he
speaks tonight. W.
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Additional Pnrticulars.

HAVANA, WA. KEY WEsr, October O.
The following are the additional particu.
lars OF the capture Of La Stunas, by in
surgents, under Vicente Garcia: During
the night Of September 22d about 500 in.
surgents, headed by Vicente Garcia, at.
tackled La Stunas on three sides. A por-
tion Of the Spanish troops at this place
were surprised and made prisoners near
the fort. The remainder were distribu-
ted by the Government In various
houses, while some OF the citizens and
volunteers fortified themselves In
the Court House. During the confusion
attending the attack, the Governor
was assassinated by his own soldiers. Up
on capturing the fort the insurgents
turned its guns on the Court Honse, dis
abling ffty.four men, after which they
took possession Of the city. Vicente
Garcia then sent a messageto the Span
ish Goyernor::in Halquin notifying him
he had two hundred and forty Spanish
prisoners and one hundred and five
wounded who would receive proper at
tention If the government sent the
necessary resources. After appropri'
ating every thing they needed, the
insurgents left the place. This affair
ia briefly mentioned In the Didrio which
ascribes the disaster to the cowardice OF
the Garrison or the conniyance of the
inhabitants with the insurgents. Com
menting on the event, 1t says that it shall
henceiorth publish the unfavorable as
well as the favorable news, Us experience
has shown that keeping back the former
produces lamentable consequences. The
distress in the jurisdiction Of Puerto
Principe is increasing and the people Of
the city Of Puerto Principe. talk again OF
is abandonment BY tie spaniards. |
A great deal Of discomfort and inSub:
ordination Is saidto prevail amongst the
Spanish troops in consequence Of the non.
receipts Of arearages Of pay.
In consequence Of the rigid censorship
at this city, 1t is impossible to secure
telegraphic transmission hence OF intelli.
gence OF the above character. .'.7'
The garrison, under the command OF
Commandant Ronich, was beseiged for
upward Of 40 days till starvation did It's
work among the garrison and inhabitants.
Meanwhile, all the provision trains from
Manhilleo which approached the bessiged
city were captured by the Cuban forces,
and no communication whatever
is allowed to said town with the
outer world.a The, insurgents cap
tured fifteen hundred Remington rifles,
all in excellent condition, fourteen can
non and field pieces, including cannon
that was sent out from this country on
the Perit expedition, many thousand
cartridges, provisions, elothings, medi-
cines, money, &c. The Garrison consist
ed Of $50 soldiers Of the regular army
and 460 volunteers, many Of whom were
wounded during the siege. In thepas
year 5000 Spaniard soldiers have desert
ed and joined the patriots. 20
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Meeting Of the Agents OF Trunk
Lines.

New YORK, October 6.-The agents Of
the different trunk lines here have been
summoned to a meeting next Wednesday
when an attempt will be made to effect
an amicable arrangement between roads
doing business between New York and
the West, Several persons interested in
the movement think now that an ar-
rangement may be made with the New
York Central. The report that the New
York Central has heavy contracts which
will continue in force for the next six
months, is denied by the agents, who say
they are as free to act as any other road
in the matter.
Alta ameeting OF the freight agents at
the Windsor Hotel Wednesday night, i.
was decided to make strenuous efforts at
Wednesdays m Getting to end the railroad
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Moody ana sanIsey.

CHICAGO, October Cat a late hour
this afternoon Mr.. Moody received dis
patch announcing the sudden death OF his
Youngest brother, Samuel Moody, who
lived at Mortified, Mass.
At meeting OF ministers II was decid-
ed that Maj. Whittle should supply his
place while he attends the funeral. The
deceased was one Of the converts Of a
revival in Northfeld las. summer and
has been an active worker ever
since that time. Maj. Whittle addressed
the great congregation at tho tabernacle
this evening. aTo-days meetings have
been very impressive. Geo. @. Needham;
the Irish Evangelist, and Harry Moore
house, the English Bible reader, are ex'
pected here early next'week.
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WASHINGTON.
The TresitIent at Home.

WASHINGTON, October G.-The Presi.
dent and Mrs. Grant returned to Wash.
ington this morning. The President was
in his Office little after 1890 A. NJ, and
received large number Of Centennial
No meeting OF the Cabinet was held,
as nearly all the members are out of
town. ..-f
Secretary Morrill, and Postmaster Gen.
eral Tyner, had conference with the
President in regard 10 various routine
matters in their respective departments.
PARpoNED.
The President has pardoned VIM. J.
Bodenhamer, who plead guilty OF embez.
cling public money while receiver Of the
Land Office at Springfield, No., and was
sentenced to three years imprisonment,
and 10 pay fine Of $4,000.
ANOTHER CALL FOR BONDS.
The Secretary of tbs Treasury, has to.
day made another call for the redempt.
tion Of Sl0,000,O 900! !590s, 1865, May and
November bonds.
The thirty.sixth call Of the redemption
OF $50 bonds, OF 1866, May and Noyem.
ber, provides for their payment on and
after the 9th Of January, 1877, upon
which date the interest will cease. The
call is as follows: Coupon bonds $l00,
No. 12,4O1 to No. 1900, both inclusive;
$500, No. 1901 to No. 32,l0O, both in
elusive; 81 900, No. 1881 to No. $500,
both inclusive; total coupon, $5,0OO,0oO.
Registered bonds: $50, No. 81 TO No.
200, both inclusive; Sl00, No. J. ,65l to No.
$3.50, both inclusive; $500, No. 1871 to
No. 1850, both inclusive; $1,000, No.
5,751 to No. 10000, both inclusive; 5000,
No. s9,9Ol to No. ALSO, both inclusive;
$4,000, No. 2051 to No. $3.50, both in
elusive; total registered, S5,O0O,OOO; ag-
gregate, Sl0,0OO,0O0.
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MINOR TELEGRAsIs.

John P. Ross, a lad from Seymour,
Indiana, had hfs right leg crushed by m
Iron Mountain freight train at Little
Rock Thursday afternoon.
AT = meeting of the Board Of
Directors Of the New Jersey Gem.
trail Railroad on Thursday, the
President, John Taylor johnson, re.
signed, and Edward c. knight was elect
ed to fll the vacancy. Knight Is Presi.
dent OF the Round Brook Railroad, and
Of the Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit
Company Philadelphia.
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Weather Report.
WAX UKF1KfNENTI I
oYTicI OF THR CHIEy SIoSAL oHY1CIR,
WARRINGTON, D. C, October 7-lAA) }


.4Nf fA9nAAAA4EIA1s -
For Tennessee, Ohio Valley and Upper
Lake region rising and high barometer,
colder and clear or partly cloudy weath.
from Ohio Valley northward.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, rising followed by fall.
ing barometer, colder northwest winds
shifting to warmer southwest or south.
east, and generally clear weather.
For the Lower Lake region and Middle
States, rising barometer, rising and high
north TO west winds, occasional rains fol.
lowed by cooler clearing weather, with
heavy frosts in the former and northern
portion Of the latter.
The lower Ohio river, lower Mississip-
pi from St. Louis and Helena continue
slowly falling. Z
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Procession Tonight and Meet.
ing Monday Wight.

Tonight all the small boys will see 4
sight long to be remembered in their af.
ter lives, in The shape Of grand Repub.
licsn torchlight procession-something
different from yesterdays Democrat ic
Mardi Gras burIesque. F},
There will be no speaking tonight
That sort Of entertainment ia to be re:
served for next Monday night, at which
time L. D. Insersoll, and perhaps other
interesting speakers, will address our
people from the Court House steps II the
weather is favorable.
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RaiIrnnd i.oIiiuion.

CrScrHNArr, October 6.-The special
passenger train east, containing soldiers
homeWard bound from the reunion at
indianapolis, on the Indianapolis, Gin.
cinnad 4 Lafayette e. R., collided with q
freight train six miles east OF Greensburg,
Ind, at an early hour this morning, in.
iuring number Of passengers. Conduct
or Allen, OF tho passenger train, Is not
expected TO recover.
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LATER,

The names Of the wounded in the
Greeusburg, Ind, accident to-day, are
Chas. Tallen, conductor Of the special
train, leg and thigh crushed and internal
injuries supposed 70 be fatal. John Cats.
fell, thigh broken. Peter Walter, slight
bruise. Isaac Gable, scalp wound. Cas-.
per Florsch, leg, arm and head wounds
John Florseh, leg broken; all Of Law.
koma, Ind, hand wound. H. stafsrman
leg. broken No others -Wero.injured Sc
dously. :. -L.a.-LL- 1880
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GanbIinr ARRAY.

NASHVILLE, October 6.-Between 12
and O'Clock this morning man named
Al. Kirkland, bar tender on the river,
was severely cut by Anderson Waddell,
Of Louisville, in a gambling house on
Church street. II Is said that the afiray
originated about some money loaned to
Kirkland by Waddell. Kirkland died
at 10 o'clock this evening from wounds
received. Kirkland has not been arrested.
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ENGLAND:

LONDON, October e.-Cramer, United
States Minister, resident Of Copenhagen,
presented his letter of recall to the King
Of Denmark ut private audience.
LONDON, October G.-The Industrial
Bank Of Newcastle.on.Tyne has stopped
payment. Liabilities estimated at $780,
900.
LONDON, October GA destructive Gre
occurred to-day in the cotton mills Of
Pickering & Abbott at Blackburn, result
ing in damage to the extent Of Sl00, 900.
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Not a schooimate nor a Friend.

CHICAGO, October &C. W. Watson, u
representative OF the New York firm Of
W. H. Akin & Son, is the gentleman who
caused the arrest Of Woodward. Hewas
not \ schoolmate or even personal
friend Of Woodward, but knew him sim
ply by having met him on the cars be-
tween New York and Norwalk. An ofi-
Ger is expected to arrive from New York
this afternoon to take the prisoner in GUS
IoJv
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Marine InteIligence.

QUEENSTOWN, October 6.-The steam.
ships scythia and Wisconsin, from New
York, have arrived. - ~. -.
NRw YoRK, October e.-Arriyed-
Steamships Maine, from Bremen, and
Erin, from London. l0.,,I
NV YoRK, October 6.-Arrfved-
Steamer Utopia, from London
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Centennial Awards.

PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-The Hunt
ington and, ,Broadtop coal and iron region,
Goals, coke, iron ores, &C.; the Geological
Collection Committee, Of West Virginia,
for building stone; in the department OF
agriculture, collective exhibit Of West
Virginia, leaf tobacco; State Of West Vir.
ginia, woods and timbers Of West Yir-
Rinia. ...Hn a.. Nd
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COLLISION OF FREIdnr TRAINS.

New ORLEANS, October 6.-Two
freight trains on the Jackson road col
lided to-day.eight miles from this city.
Eleven cars, loaded with cotton and mis-.
cellaneous merchandise, including coal
oil, matches and powder, were burned or
blown to pieces. The explosion Of the
powder isI described as terrific. One
brakeman was slightly injured.
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This gentleman, the Republican candf.
date for Congress in this district was in
the city yesterday, on his yayto Hatri-
son county, where he speaks today
He gives US a good report Of things
fellow. Hshad . joint discussion with
Col. Ben Wilson at NeF Martiu'yille on
the 9Th; and does not look like man
vino had suffered any pnniAhment what
ever, but, on the contrary, as II he had got
in his work to good advantage.
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Moundsvllle Republican Meeting

Id. InsersOll, an able and interesting
speaker, will address the people Of Mar
shall county next Monday. At l o'clock In
the afternoon. We trust that the Re.
publicans Of Marshall will give him .
meeting worthy Of their fame as the but
tress Of the Republican party.
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An UItimntum from England,

New YORK, October GA dispatch
from London says that Sir Henry Elliott,
at Constantinople, has been instructed to
notify the Porte that unless the English
proposals are unreservedly accepted the
British Government will withdraw all
support to Turkey and merely guarantee
ConstantinopIe against Russian occupa-
tinn ~.
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Burned 20, Death.

CEcxxATr, October GA German
named Driehaps, 81 years Of age, while
intoxicated this afternoon, laid down on
the hay in Gstable near the Q. & D. depot.
Fire from his pipe communicate to the
hay, and the man was burned to death.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. +
Train Ditched land Engineer
Killed.

HoRNELLsv1LLE, October 6.-The en-.
gine, baggage, smoking. and one passen-
gercar q q passenger train bound West
were thrown from the track on the Erie
railroad near Genesee, at 1l:25 last night
by striking a horse. Engineer. Clark
was killed, and the fireman, brakesmar
and d tramp were badly injured. Three
passengers were slightly injured.
Harry J. Sawyer, negro, has been ar
rested in Boston, Mass, charged witt
beating to death q white woman said tc
ha L;s w;Ea
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sr. CLA1Rsy1IIE, O., Sept. q, 1876.

The undersigned, citizens Of St. Glars
Vile, and immediate neighbors OF Hon.
L. Daniord, learning that allusious have
been made In the public prints rejecting
upon his private character in connection
with the recent unfortunate occurrence in
his family, take this mode Of announcing
that we have been personally acquainted
with Mr.. Daniord and his family Tor
many years; that he Is gentleman .of
high honor and pure life, with q charac-
tor above reproach; that his family rela-
tions are OF the most amicable nature;
that he Is esteemed by all his neighbors as
a kind and faithful husband and father.
We unhesitatingly denounce any impnta-
tions against him In connection with this
occurrence, a. being wholly untrue, and
unjust to him and his much afflicted wife.
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CoIored Odd FOLLOWS Parade.

MEMrH1s, October G.-The parade Of
the Notional Council OF Odd Fellows
(colored) through the principal streets
was decidedly creditable. TO the order. 1t
is expected that the Council will adjourn
tomorrow.
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Convicted of Robbing the Mails,

81. PAUL, October 6.-Tn the case Of
John O. Terry, il, former clerk in the
postofiee Of this city, on trial for sew
eral days In the United States District
Court for robbing the mails, the jury this
evening rendered verdict Of guilty.
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MAS MEErTyo OF TNpEpENDHNTs.

TERRE HAurE, October Cat large
Independent mass meeting
here tonight, resolutions charging Anson
Walcott, formerly independent nominee
for Governor, with having sold himself
for Republican money were adopted. II
H. Harrington, the nominee in the place
OF Wa!cott, was endorsed.
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SCOTLAND.


DUNDEE, October G.-George schlesel-
man, and Kennrar & Fithie, spinners,
have failed. Liabilities Of the former
100000; Of the latter, $4,000.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
NOMINATED.

PrrsBuRuH, October G.-The Demo.
crats Of the Twenty.frst Congressional
District unanimously renouinAted Hon,
Jacob Turney, Of Greensburg, for Con-
Ofess TODAY.