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act Of ignoramuses, upon whose credulity
he can presume to an indefinite ex-
tent, Col. Ben knows a great deal
better than such a statement might
seem to indicate. lie knows that
the public debt has been largely re-
duced. He, knows this because we pay
very much less interest per aunum than
we did a few years ago. He knows it be.
cause the government is now calling in
her 6 per cent bonds and substituting 4.
per cents for them-a thing that would be
impossible ifwhat he said was true.
The facts Of the case are, that the
public debt has been reduced since 1896
about 600 millions Of dollars. The an.
nual interest has been reduced over 40
millions Of dollars. We once paid 14S
millions OF interest, and we are now pay.
ing only fraction over 100 millions.
But this is not all. We have during
this decrease in the principal and inter
est OF the debt, reduced the taxation oi
the country over 300 millions. A great
multitude OF taxes have been lifted of
the people, and still the debt has been re-
duced. And so we will continue to re-
duce it provided the Democratic party
and Southern claims can be kept under
control.
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The Sioux Peace Commission
FrfghtiuI Dcnth.

OMAHA, Nm, September 30.-ThiS
morning Neils Nelson, a laborer in the
shops OF the Union Pacific Railroad,
while adjuating belt was caught by il
and dashed 10 the ceiling, instantly
crushing and killing him.
The Indian Peace Commissioners ar.
rived from the West last night. and left
for the Yankton, Dakota Territory,
Agency this morning. They held an I'm.
porlant session hercwi Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs NickOrSon, Of the In
dian Territory.
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An Oarsrnnn Drowned.

HALIFAX, Oct. 90. Smith, an oars.
man Of tho champion four cared crew,
distinguished themselves Nt Philadelphia,
and Monk, his brother, were drowned this
morning in Halifax hArbor. They were
going home in their schooner boat Of
about sixteen tons, with some coal and
winter stores on board, when they were
run down by the tho mail steamer Nova
Section bound in from Baltimore. A
woman named Lnko Passenger with
them was rescued. The Smiths were not
seen after the collision. 1t is supposed
they sank with tho boat.
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A Chance to Test Their sincerity.

We have letter from John a. Hutch.
inson, Esq, calling onr attention to some
Democratic statements to the effect that
he does not seem to court public discus
sion with such men as Col. Ben Wilson
or Dan johnson. He authorizes US, in
answer to all such lying statements" to
say that he will meet Col. Ben Wilson or
Dan johnson in public discussion at
Wheeling, Moundsyille, Cameron, Fair.
mont or Morgantown any day this
week, just as they may select. He
is ready to make it convenient
to meet either Of them at any
Of these points, and discuss, first,
State matters, and, second, national
issues. Now il either Col. Ben or Col.
Dan think they can put any feathers in
their caps by meeting John A. Hutchinson
in battle array they have first.class op.
portunity to come TO the front and say so.
Let them telegraph Hutchinson to-day at
Parkersburg and he will be on hands with
very prompt answer. Our own opinion
is that neither OF them banker to meet
Hutchinson, and that they will give this
invitation very wide berth. We shall
see, however, in day or two. We know
that when Col. Ben Wilson was in Han.
cock last week John A. Campbell,
Esq, sent word to him that he would
meet him in public debate. The
Colonel replied that he was in the
hands Of the State Committee and
could make no arrangements on his own
hook. This looks little as il the Col
onel had no special stomach for debate.
In this we may be mistaken, however,
and we shall not come TO rash conclu-
sion. Both he and Col. Dan have now
beautiful opportunity to demolish first
class Radical in the person Of John A.
Hutchinson, II thoy consider themselves
equal 10 the task.
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Murder and Robbery near Co.
ShOctOn.

CosHOcroX, o., September SO.-About
10 o'clock la,: night the body Of Mr.,
Samuel Faucett, a farmer residing near
Dresden, Ohio, was found lying near the
railroad track at this place, with several
deep cuts about the head and face. A cor
oner's inquest was held, and verdict re-
turned 10 the effect that the deceased
came to his death by some sharp instru-
ment in the hands Of an unknown person
or persons. The general supposition pre-.
walls that the man was murdered and
robbed, and then carried and placed near
the track in order to evade suspicion.
Two trumps, found hid in hay stack
near where the body was found, have
been arrested and lodged in Jail on BUS
picion..
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IVheeliny, W. Va, 0ei. ., 1876.
To Col. ben Wilson, Candidate
tor Congress-.
MARTINS FERRY, O., Sept. 80.


Editors IntclliscatGr:
We see that Col. Bea Wilson, the
Democratic Congressman and candidate
for reelection in your district is to speak
to our people Tuesday night. We hope
he will tell our people what he knows
about indicting Horace Greeley for send
ing the 1fibun, to Virginia when lie
(Wilson) was Prosecuting Attorney Of
Harrison county, Virginia, (now IVES,
virginia.; also about asking to be eS.
cused from voting on the ordinanance OF
secession in the Virginia Convention;
also about having made free trade
speeches some four years ago, and
whether he does not now favor free trade;
also about how many bills he introduced
in Congress, or favors, providing for
payment OF losses TO rebels caused by
Union soldiers during the war; also
whether he. and his are not violently op-
posed to free schools. or what he calls in
bis part OF the State damned charity
schools? These and several other things
will be "mighty interesting" for him to
explain 8.
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The Colorado Election Next Tues
tlny.

DENVER, COLI, September 3O.-The
election in this State next Tuesday will
dstcrminc tho choice OF Colorado for
President, ms the Legislature to be elected
will move IN ordinance Of the Constitu.
tional Convention 10 choose the three
Presidential electors as we'll as the United
States Senators. There are also to be
elected n member Of Congress, and all
the State officers. At the last general
election in the Territory Patterson,
Democrat, was elected by majority Of
2,300. The present canvass has been
throughout most earnestly conducted by
both parties, and party lines are drawn
unusually close.
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CoN0RATuLAToRY ADDRESS.
Tho Trunk Lines In Council.

NEw York, October, Ian informal
meeting Of the representatives Of the
Trunk Railroads involved In the present
railroad war was held In this city yester-
day, gentlemen from the Grand Trunk,
Baltimore 4 Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Erie roads being present. The object Of
the meetingwas 10 settle, II possible, the
differences that led 70 the war and ConSe.
quent reduction Of freight rates. All the
gentlemen present agreed that a settle.
meht ought 70 be reached at once, but In
the absence Of the representatives Of tho
New York Central nothing definite could
ho done.
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How Col. ben. Wilson SeekH 10
DeIude the People.

The Democratic candidate for Con
greaA in tLia district told tho people ol
Bethany last Friday (So correspondent
informs uS) that the public debt Of the
country had not been materially reduced
"yes' and that really the only hope Oisec'
ing II paid of Tisin the restoration to pow.
sr Of the Democratic party.
This statement illustrates the cheeky
nature Of Col. Iena canvas for re.elec.
tion 10 Congress- Ho assumes that his
con'situsntS-eVen among tho we'll In.
formed people Of Brooke County-Aro
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steam rhreshing Machine Boil
er Explosion Five Persons

PLYMOUTH, IND, September 3O.-A
horrible accident, which resulted in the
death Of five persons, occurred to-day, on
the farm Of VIM. johnson, ten miles
south Of this place, caused by the cxplo.
sion Of the boiler Of an engine connected
with a threshing machine. The following
persons were killed: William Johnson
two OF his sons, a young man named Stur'
gion and David Logan. The latter's body
could not be found, and Ia supposed ia
have been blown to atoms. Lack Of water
in the boiler was the cause.
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FIRE RECORD.
The Destruction OF the AliIburn
Wagon Works at TOledO-lnsur.
.ance-Charred Remains of u
Clerk Found.

SlefA EOuuus
TOLEDO, o. September 30.-At $50 this
morning the body Of Colonel Edwin NJ,
Hubbard, lumber clerk Of the Milburn
Company, who was sufiocated and burned
at the Milburn Wagon Works fire, last
night, was found in the second story Of
the unfallen portion OF the burnt main
building. Nothing remained but the
pelvis, spinal column, shoulder blade and
portion Of the thoracle and abdominal
Viscera. He was Lieutenant Colonel OF
the Eighteenth Michigan Volunteer In
fantry, and most gallant soldier. He
leaves a wife and five children. His life
was insured for $4,000. A blacksmith by
the name Of Johnson is missing. He was
last seen near the north wall, Immediate
ly before 1t fell. The loss is now estima-
ted by the company 10 be Sl50,000, and is
insured for ST4, ,429. The manufacturing
part Of the wagon works is intact. The
burnt portion will be Immediately rebuilt
and work continued.
The works were insured in the follow
ing companies, MS follows: Mercantile, Of
Cleveland, Sl,G5O; Traders, Of Chicago,
81, $50; Atlantic, New York, 81 500; Fan.
euil Hall, Boston, $3.50; Lycoming,
Pennsylvania, 81 $50; Franklin, Wheel.
ing, West Virginia, Sl,2S0; Almenia,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Sl,2S0; Trade,
New jersey, 81 $50; German-American
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 81 $50; Citi-
zens', St. Louis, Missouri, 81 ,495; Patter-
son, New Jersey, S2i425; Bangor, Maine,
SS35; Girard, Philadelphia, Pcnnsylva-
MIA, $1,000; Home, New York, S2,475;
North American, $3.50; Franklin,
S2,475; Queen, $50; Lancashire, 81.
475; Pennsylvania, S2,575; Scottish
Commercial, S2.475; Home, Of Co.
lumbus, $3.50; Firemen's, $3.50;
Lancaster, $3.50; ST. Louis, $3.50;
Prescott, S2,S50; Standard, 1850; Globe,
OF Boston, 81 Jos; Home, OF Newark,
n. j., Sl,lO5; National, OF New York,
81, Jos; London Assurance Corporation,
Sl,005; Underwriters, OF New York,
S3,3S5; Firemen'S Fund, Of California,
81, ,256; American, Of Philadelphia, ST.
1873; Star, Of New York, 81, ,l2S; Guaran-
tee, OF New York, 81, ,l2S; Michigan State,
Adrian, Mich, 81 ,l2S; Lorillard, OF New
York, 81 Jos; Atlas, Of Hartford, 2,2l0;
Imperial and Northern England,
S2,65O; Liverpool, London and Globe,
s., 500; British American, Of Toronto,
$500; Toledo Fire and Marine, S2,l75;
Pacific. 50 $50.
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IT is stated that il all the bronze med
ais awarded at the Centennial on Wednes.
day night were lain down in row, one
touching the other, it would make string
almost a milcin length, II they were piled
up one above the other ii would make n
column about 800 feet high.
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A Clergyman Yindicated.

ST. LOUIS, September 3O.-Rev. D. Eg-
linton Barr, who was reported in these
dispatches some days ago as having been
arrested for IN alleged attempt to outrage
the person Of little girl eight years old,
had n preliminary examination yes,er-
day and was discharged, no case being
made against him.
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were withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng.
land, yesterday, for shipment to New
EGYPTIAN PRISONERS.

were withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng.
land, yesterday, for shipment to New
York.
EGYPTIAN PRISONERS.
There is said to be truth in the report
that Ratib PAsh, the Egyptian Commsnd-
er.in.chief, and his staff, have been taken
prisoners by the AbySsinians.
ROBERT LOWE ,
Publishes letter, this morning, on the
Eastern question. He insists upon the
necessity Of calling Parliament together
to determine whether the present policy
Of the Ministry is to be pursued.
AUTHOR DEAD.
George Alfred Lawrence, Au English
author is dead.
THE SPANISH LOAN.
LONDON, October IA telegram from
Madrid announces that public RdjucA-
tion was made last Saturday for loan Of
100000 piastres required for the cx.
penSes OF the Cuban war.
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Tho Recent NniIrOad Accident
COFOner'H Verdict.

I'ooLuMBus, o., September 3O.-ThO Cor
oner's jury to-day returned verdict that
the late accident on the Panhandle rail
roNd was caused by tho breaking OF nj
axlc on ono car, and that the railroad
company werO not responsible for the
casualty.
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Earl Du0crIn in Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE Cry, September S0.-Earl
DuiIerin, Governor General Of Canada,
arrived here yesterday aud spent the al.
ternoon in Sightseeing, and tho evening
with Governor Emery and several other
gentlemen, at the residence Of Hon, Wm
Jennings, and left this morning for the
Enst,
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ITALY.
AIarmlng lllness or the Pope.

LONDON, September 3O.-A dispatch
from Rome to-day reports the very serious
and eve" alarming illness Of the Pope
and CArdin Il AntonelIi The Pope has
been aule 10 take his daily walk in the
gardens OF the Vatican until lately. His
present sudden illness causes tho pro.
ioundest shock among all circles in the
city
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MONTREAL, September 5O.-Threc men
fell from the scNiIOlding Of the Gore street
Methodist Church to-day. One was in.
stantly killed and the other fatally in
jured.
About the same time man fell from
the Catholic Church, and will probably
die
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DApcocK AND soMERvILLE ACQUITTED

The so.called safe burglary conspiracy,
in which Gen. Babcock and Thomas P.
Someryille were defendants, and which
has been on trial for the past two weeks,
was concluded this evening by the jury
returning verdict Of not guilty in each
case. The jury was out two hours, re.
turning about 6 o'clock. Persons present
expressed their qualification at the result
by cheers and other demonstrations.
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MANSFIELD, O., September 3O.-Lasl
night burglars broke into the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne 4 Chicago railroad freight
Office, and removed the safe from the
office to tho warcroom, where they blow il
open. They got about SlO0 in money
and carried away number Of other Nrti'
claa
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trayers Of the people are very generally
in favor Of Tilden."

in favor Of Tilden."
And on the 18th OF the same month;
"Mr. Barlow is the champion railway
Undertaken and jobber OF New York.
OF course he's for Tilden-GH men Of hi'
stripe are. Wih Tfldcn in The Whie House,
men Of Mr.. Barlow's- kidney would be
pTy busy and prosperous. All De tietouJ,
hiering, corrupt elements in the Democratic
party are mOring tO,rardS REFORM, under
the banner Of Sam TIlden.h
And so it still believes, for aught that
it has said in retraction.
On the 9th OF June last, the Cincinnati
Enquirer said:
GThe action Of the st. Louis Conven.
tionwill not change in the least the truths
which we have uttered about Mr.. Tilden.
He cannot command the vote Of the Dem
ocrats OF Ohio"
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BuPrAIo, September SO.-Joseph War.
ren, Of the Courier, and President Of tho
Now York State Associated Press, died
at half past 0 tonight, Of congestion Of
the lungs. lIe was only taken sick last
evening,
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SPAIN.
ISabelln's Return 10 Spain-Thc
Basque Provinces.

MADRID, September 3O.-The decora'
tions and illuminations prepared to greet
Ex.Queen Isabella have been removed for
fear Of disturbance.
Anappeal TO arms in defense Of tho Flu.
eros, signed by the Basque and Navarro
Committees, Is circulating in Navarro
and the Basque Provinces.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Nominntions Tor Congress.

CHICAGO, September 3O.-The Demo
Gratis Of the Second Congressional District
West Side-to.day nominated Carter
Harrison by acclamation.
The Democrats Of the Third Congress.
iOnal District this afternoon nominated
J. V. Lemoyne by acclamation.
In the First District two sets OF officers
were nominated, and after considerable
trouble, which came near ending in per
sonal encounters, the two factions ad.
iourned to different halls, when one unan.
imously nominated Joe Il. Hoxie, and
the other renominated Bernard &, Caul-
field by acclamation.
Mr.. Caulfield will state in a letter pub.
lished tomorrow that he positively lie.
clines to be candidate under the cir
cumstances, and while he thanks his
friends for their zeal in his behalf, he
hopes they willin the interest Of harmo
ny in the party, accept this ns an ultima
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GoT retired after the fourth shot, Rath-
bone after the thirteenth, Greenhill after
the tenth, and Evans after the fourteenth.
A medal, presented by the Irish citizens
Of Washington, for the member Of the
Irish team making the highest score in the
three days shooting, was won by Lieuten-
ant Fenton, OF Her Majesty's Foot. Rae
won the rifle presented by the Scotch cit.
izens and Slade the medal for the Aus
tralian team, presented by the General
Committee. The following are the scores
for the three days, out Of possible 200
shnv vi. ON vds O0n vile Total
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SWamped.

Cork, October IA fcrryboat was
swamped on Saturday evening in Yougal
harbOr and fourteen persons drowned,
nearly all farmers and their wives.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 3O.-Ad.
missions 10 the main exposition to-day,
tho last Of tho half.fee Saturdays, were
lO3.2OI, and to live stock exhibition
l2,0s7.
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CINCINNATI, October 1.-During the
service at ST. PauPs Epicopal Church
the roof Of the edifcc was discovered TO
be on fire. The congregation was dis
missed and passed out quietly, the organ
ist playing avoluntary. After the build
ing had been emptied, the engines were
summoned and the fire was extinguished
with comparatively small loss.
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YELLOW FEVER.
An AppcaI fol-, Assistance.

MACON, GA, Sept. 3O.-The Grand
Chancellor Of the knights Of Pythiasl
Of Georgia, appeals TO members OF the
Order for assistance for members in Sa'
vnnnah suffering from the epidemic. The
suffering il very great.
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INTERVIEWS.

SAVANNAH, September 2O.-Total in.
terments to-day twenty.Six, Of which sew,
cntecn were from yellow fever. Twelve oI
those buried were colorcd persons.
SAVANNAH, October l.-Hellow tcv er
inlerments Il.
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ENGLAND.

Specie for the United states
LONDON, September 9o.-Fitty thou
sand pounds worth Of American eagles
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heGntelliqetreer.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The following speakers will address re-
publican meetings 1.-THE points designated
Hon. q. +. Scott.
New MartinsyilIe, wctzel county octo'
Der 9th (joint discu'sion).
John A. Hutchinson, ESD
Point Pleasant, Monroe county, MONDAY
October2d.
Hon. John y. Carlile:
Parkersburg, Tuesday, October Sd.
Pennington, Thursday, October 9th.
New Martiusyille, Saturday, October 7th.
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NEW YORK.
Attempt TO Deiraud Insurance
Companies.

New YORK, September .30.-Samuel
Harlan, Of the firm Of Harlan & Co., No.
l9O Lispenard street, has been arrested,
charged with attempting to defraud in.
surance companies. 1t seems his place
was burned short time ago, when the
creditors OF the firm furnished fraudulent
invoices, from which Harlan endeavored
10 recover from the insurance companies
an amount Of money largely in excess OF
the actual losses.
RETURN OF AN AUSTRIAN FoRdER.
Leopold NetteI, arrested on charge Of
forgery in Austria, returned 10 that
country to-day, without waiting for the
completion Of legal proceedings.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RECEIvERsHIP.
Chancellor Runyon yesterday refused
to appoint Receiver for the New Jersey
Central, or issue an injunction restrain.
ing the issue Of five million dollars
bonds authorized, sufficient cause not
having been shown.
CoSGRATULAToRY address.
John 0'Connor Power, member OF
Parliament for Mayo, arrived to-day,
bearing the Irish congratulatory address
on tho Centennial OF American indie.
pendencc. He is accompanied by Chas.
Stewart Parnell, for many years one Of
the ablest advocates Of Home Rulc in
Irelan1
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WAR DBPARThRS1,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0PPIcER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., October 2-l A. N.


For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising followed by falling barometer,
westerly winds, backing to Southerly, and
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lake region, falling barometer,
fresh and brisk westerly TO southerly
winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather,
and possibly occasional light rains.
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PHILADELPHIA, October l.-stOamAhip
Indiana, from Liverpool, arrived.
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DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION.

TERRE HAurE, IND, September 3O.-
The Democrats had large demonstra-
ton here tonight. Nineteen hundred
torches were carried. Speeches were
made from four stands, by Senators Bay.
ard and Mcdonald, Boyd, Winchester, 8,
D. Clay, Of Michigan, and Chas, Shackle-
ford, OF Illinois.
NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.
GALVESTON, September 3O.-A special
to the NaB says the Republican Convcn-
tion at Nacogdoches yesterday nominated
Judge L. W. Cooper for Congress.
GOV. JEWELL IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 3O.-Marshall
jewell and others addressed the Repub.
licans Of Louisville this evening,
RES0MINATED.
LOUISVILLE, October III. b. Clarke
has been renominated for Congress by
the Democrats Of the Tenth district,
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THE TURF.


BosroN, September SO.-Bencon Park
races, purse OF $1,000, for @;2O class.
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Letter from Charles Francis
Adams.

MANSFIELD, O., October 1.-The fol-
lowing letter from Charles Francis Ad.
ans, in response to an invitation to speak
in this city, has been received by the
Democratic Committee: