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IArlrlestti ttiof Tweedt Partilue,r. .

CHICAGO, October 4.-E. A. Woodard,
the late partner Of VIM. NJ. Tweed, for
whom large reward has been offered in
New York, was rrrested here this alter
noon at the Palmer House, where he was
registered as A. Wallace, Of Liverpool.
He was disguised, but was recognized by
q New York gentleman and pointed out
to the police. He was locked up at Cen.
tral station, where he will be retained
until further steps are taken by the New
York authorities. He was very uncom-
municative to the reporters, but said to
Police Superintendent Hicock that he had
Just arrived from England by way Of Sa-
vannah, and .She has not seen Tweed for
six years. A man registered as J. II.
Blanodt was with his at the time OF his
arrest, and remains with him at the sta.
tion by permission 'H'' 80 ''N-' .''
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Rejected Love and Assassination

CINCINNATI, October 4.-William Hem
ry Harrison, a grandson Of former
President OF the United States, entered
the residence Of John II. Moore, in Boone
county, Kentucky, yesterday, made
proposal ofmarriage 10 Miss Mary Moore,
eldest daughter, and upon being rejected
stabbed The lady nine times in the breast
and face. 1t is thought she cannot re.
cover. Harrison, who is about 40 years
OF age, had lost his vile about a year
ago, and Of late had been visiting Miss
Moore frequently, but had received no en-.
couragement on account Of his disSipated
habits. a...
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Sr. LOUIS, October 4.-Republican
meetings were held to-day and tonight
for the election OF delegates to tho county
and Congressional Conventions.
Tomorrow will be observed as the
usual fair holiday. The Merchants and
Cotton Exchanges will be closed and
business generally suspended. No mar
ket reports will be obtainable.
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Indian Raid ON Texas Ranches.

ST. LOUIS, October 4.-Advices from
the Neuces river country, Texas, say that
q party OF twenty-five Indians raided the
settlements on that river, on the 2Sth ult.,
and stole number Of horses. They then
went down the Sabine river, attacked
several ranches and sheep camps, and
killed three white men and several Mexi-
cans, and stole many horses. They also
visited the Trio and Geona settlements in
the same manner, and passed out in the
vicinity Of Fort CLARK, taking fully a hun.
dred horses with them. A party Of citi.
zens and detachments Of troops are in
pursuit. with some probability Of over.
taking them.
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COLUMBUS, October 4.-Thos. Lough,
proprietor Of the Ohio Brush and Wire
Works, to,daylmade %, assignment. The
assets are estimated AZ $4,000; liabilities
100000 Mr.. Tough has been an inmate
Of the Athens Lunatic Asylum for some
time. al. .. su.
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yellow Fever Intern,ents.

SAVANNAH, October 4.-Ycllow fcyer
interments 10.
QuEDEc, October 4.-The ship laborers
had meeting and voted $500 for the yell
low fever sufferers at Savannah.
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ST.. Loup, October 4.-Lsrgs deleEa.
tionS from Kansas, Missouri and South.
ern Illinois left here tonight 10 attend
the reunion OF the Democratic Boys in
Blue at Indianapolis Tomorrow. "A,
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The Greenback Vote in the Third
District.

The Sopereiqn GreenbaeG, paper pun
Iished in the Third District of this sta's,
saws thslthsre Il decided sentiment I, iot
Peter Cooper and "more money in ina,
region. Il talks as II a large vote would
l,e pollediO J. N. Laidley, the Greenback
Osndid,,e for Governor. Mr.. Lsidley,
C~bo, by the way, is strong Demo-
Sr.N !, on the stump for his tick
81, ,N and there is no telling atthls time
how many votes he will receive as the
az popen. Of the "mOre money and less
misery" idea. In estimating his vote 1t is
important TO remember that Tilden and
hard money are not the choice of the
Third District, Democracy. Theirfman
was "old Bill Allen" aud their platform
was the ope represented BY General Ewing
in the St. Louis Convention. For these
the West Virginia delegation voted all
the way through. They never voted, nor
even at last endorsed, the nominees or
platform OF the ST. Louis Convention.
In some respects there is a decided
parallel between the situation Of the West
Virginia Democracy at this time and
their situation in 1872. Horace Greeley
was not The man Of their choicc for the
Presidency in 1872 by long way. The
principles adopted at Baltimore by the
Convention that nominated Greeley were
not their principles. Hence there was
no heart whatever in their support
Of either. And hence they were
only too glad to find good chance
to gosback on Greeley and; the plat
form on election day, which they did
to the extent OF over 10000 votes in the
short space Of one month. After the
success Of Hartranft in Pennsylvania in
the October elestion OF 1872, the West
Virginia Democracy retired In disgust
from the canvass and surrendered the
State, almost without a struggle, to the
Republicans.
How far history will repeat itself this
year Is not yet clear. Tho news from
Vermont, Maine, Connecticut and Colo
RADIO is OF character to bring about
pretty much the same feeling among the
West Virginia Democracy that prevailed
after the Pennsylvania election referred
to. Now, as at that time, they will be
prone to interpret the election news as
an omen on the wall that tells OF COM
Ing defeat all along the line for the Dem.
ocratic party. This forebOding will be
intensified by the additional overwhelm-
ing news from Colorado this morning. It
is possible that the Third District Dem.
ocracy may reason, as they did in 1872,
that they may IA well consult their own
private preferences and prejudices, save
their self respect, and vote for the men
and the principles Of their choice, by
supporting the Peter Cooper State ticket.
II this should be the case, even to the eI-
tent OF couple Of thousand votes in the
State, itmay work very curious change
in the political complexion OF West Vir-
ginia. l..
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CNArkst, by Telograph.)
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BA1rIMoRE, October I

DALIIWVNHI VVVVUeE To
CATTLE-Were dull and weak and prices
Jta9Sc lower. Very best 81 S71Ea5 %; first
quality 81 0Oa4 s71f; medium or good fair
quality IS 25a4 90; ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows 50 5OaS 90. Most sales at
50 25u4 %. Receipts 4,S0S headi sales
S,65S,
HoGs-In moderate demand and prices
are Nc lower. Corn hogs IS 00a0 IS; still.
ers 81 5Oas %. Receipts, 1,7e5 head.
SHREP-Dull and prices shade easier.
Range, "a OOa5 25. Receipts 6,7s7 head.
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Judge Honr Againsf Butler.

BosroN, October "A movement to
nominate Judge E. R. Hoar, in the Ninth
Congressional district, to run against B.
F. Butler as an independent candidate,
was conSummated to-day at meeting ot
prominent residents Of the district. Judge
Hoar accepts the nomination.
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THE TuRKs pEcLINE.

BERLIN, October 4.-The Turkish Cab
met are understood to have declined in
regard TO the programme submitted 70
them by the Powers, that they cannot be
expected to endorse a programme con-
cerning which such difference exists
among the Powers Themselves.
Bismarck, who intended 70 remain at
Yarzin until now, Is shortly expected at
Berlin. ,
Austria has not definitely refused the
Russian proposal but has asked time for
reply Meanwhile Austria has commu.
nicated the proposal to other Powers.
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,.i.', iss republicans Of Warrington and
,,,' S'.',y y have appointed a meeting for
/, ,iH saturday afternoon at one o'clock.
vi, 4' aS % addressed by Major Dane, who
en-. M Probably pSS . also address the Republi.
Cameron on the same evening.
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New York, October 4.-Arrived-
Steamer Canada, from Hayre.
New York, October 4.-Arrlved-
Steamer Ohio, from Bremen.
SouTHAMrToS, October 4.-The steam-
ship Defau, from New York, arrived.
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Nomination OF Electors.

PROVIDENCE, October 4.-The Repub.
lican State Convention met to-day, Gen.
Vanzandt President. and nominated the
following Presidential Electors: Ex.Gov.
Samuel G. Arnold, g. II. Carless, Nathan
F. Dixon and DR.. Charles H. Fisher.
Adjourned. -L
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FIRE RECORD.

Straw Goods Factory Burned.
Bosros, October 4.-The straw goods
factory OF D. D. Curtis & Co., at Newtield,
was burned yesterday. Loss between
$4,000 and 100000; insurance about
$4,000, I.r .n sl
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MONTREAL, October 4.-2A5yfit ,ofsat4
tachment has been issued at the instance
OF Shaw. Bros. & Cassels against Walter
Bannell, a leather merchant Of this city.
The latter's total liabilities ,areiabout
$500, 900; assets S1s0,000.
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Republican Meeting at Martins
Ferry Tonight.

A grand Republican demonstration is
to take place at Martins Ferry this
evening, including a t,oteliight pro-
cession, in which the Hayes and
Wheeler Clubs from Wheeling, Bell.
aire and steubenville will take
part. Pease township is alive and will
show IL tonight. We hope the weather
will be such rs to mskeithe dShofstfatipn
d grand success. We think 81 will, tOr
Providence seems tobe Cd the eide OF the
Republicans this year, while @the stars
in their courses" fisht against the De.
mocracy, even as they once did against
Sisera.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING At TRIApEL.
ruIA LAST NlGHr.-About 800 Republi-
can torch.bearers went out to Triadelphia
last evening on Especial train, to take part
in the parade and meeting at that place.
They were joined at the west end OF the
village by torch bearers on horseback
and in wagons from Liberty dislrict and
also from IIaneytown district, and also by
number OF the Hayes and Wheeler
club OF Triadelphia on foot. As the pro-
cession formed and marched up the Ma
tional road, through the town, precededby
the West Alexander band, with various
drum corps Of the clubs sandwiched in
the ranks, II presented very creditable
and imposing appearance, and created
great enthusiasm among the crowds that
througed the sidewalks. After the parade
about 1000 persons gathered at the speak
ers' stand near the school house, and were
addressed by Capt. .Doyener and a. W.
Campbell. t''.Ef', ..i,t,.
The excursion would have been a very
pleasant affair to the Republicans from
Wheeling who took part In 1t, but for
the delay that occurred on the railroad
in getting home. The engine that took
the train ont ran out Of sand, and was
not equal to the task OF pulling the cars
up the grade near Mt. De chantal, and
was compelled, after many vain attempts
to that end, to come of with only one car
attached, and leave the balance Of the
cars standing on the track until after l
o'clock this morning, waiting for anoth-
er engine from the city. Leaving, out
this unpleasant occurrence the DEM
onstration last night was q grand
success. II had It's good effect in
bringing together a large number OF
Republicans from the city and co untry,
and letting them see how deep and wide
spread was their common interest and en-
thusiasm for the success Of the cause and
the ticket next Tuesday, and for the
election Of Hayes and Wheeler on the 7th
Of November. r.
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Items from the Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, October "A Nevada
City dispatch says that all tho defendants
In the Truckee Chinese case have been
discharged and the indictments dismiss
ed. Public opinion sanctions the yer.
dict.
The funeral Of James Lick took place
to-day under the auspices Of the Society
Of Pioneers. Navy, Military, Civic and
Educational bodies were represented. The
services were held at the Mechanics Pa
wilton, which was crowded with people.
The streets along the line Of march Of the
professor were thronged with people.
Thebody was deposited temporarily in
vault in the Masonic Cemetery until re-
moved to its final resting place in Mt.
Hamilton.
The directors Of the Bank OF California
to-day reelected the old officers.
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AFatal whisky Row.

SCRANTON, PA, October Ain drum.
ken row last night at Taylorsyille, in the
snburb Of this city, Reese James killed a
saloon keeper named Edward James and
man named Cernew by stabbing them
with jack.knife,
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SPAIN.

MApRIp, October Alt is stated that
all the differences between Spain and
the United States have been arranged, and
that a friendly feeling now prevails be.
tween the two governments,
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alon;IndsyilIo nIeetinrA =

Ths Republican 4ssling announced .!
MOundsvills for this afternoon 4has'beeh
postponed until Monday afternoon next,
at which time the Republicans Of old
Marshall expect to have demonstration
worthy, Of their name and fame in the
palmy days Of the war.
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Loss OF shipping on Labrador

HAL1PAx, October 4.-The steamer
Leopard, at St. Johns, N. F, reports the
loss Of thitty.seyeu vessels with their
cargoes on the Labrador coast. No lives
are. reported lost. All vessels lost were
In harbors and at anchor. .J
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Weather Report.
WAR UKPAnTWENT,
0FHicE OF THR CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. c., October 81 A. N.

In Tennessee. and the Ohio Valley,
rising followed BY falling barometer,
winds shifting to northerly or easterly,
and cooler, cloudy or rainy weather. -.
In the Lake Region, rising followed
byfalling barometer. west to south winds,
stationary 10 rising temperature and
clear or r'partly cloudy weather.
The Lower Ohio river and Mississippi,
from St. Louis to Memphis, continues
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NEW York, October 4.-Joha, Harry
shwamb was convicted to-day Of the mur-
der Of VIM. BeltS, at Union Hill, on the
4th Of last August.
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,rbc PresidcntiaI Outlook.

A month ago Connecticut ami Soioraao
we're vut down by almost all Republicans
4, doubtful States, aud by many Demo
cr,t, they we're claimed Us absolutely
certain for Tillen and Hendricks. We
iud,e that The Democrats will let go
their gin On both Of them from this time
on and no longer parade them in the
electoral lit that Is to give Mr.. Tilden
the necessary lS5 voteS in the Electoral
College. The result in Vermont, Maine,
Connecticut and Colorado shows that
in reality Mr.. Tilden ID not sure OF u sin
d. Northern State. California has been
cliiae.EiOr him, but we have lately seen
! letter from Wheeling gentleman 80
burning in that State, that, on Democrat
lalhori.y there, indicates that California
,ill follow Colorado and cast her vote
plump and square for Hayes and
EAeeler.
The fact ia that the popular mind Is
Ieply stirred up all over this country
The feeling exhibited il not, speaking
alter the manner Of the doctors, endemic
but epidemic. It is not little area Of
country that il excited, but the whole
North. IA II is in the States named
50 it Is everywhere wish rare excep-
,,on, Look at the feeling here in
Wheeling. Who ever saw, since the
days Of 1910, suCl. campaign as
We have had this year? It has been
All outOurst among the people ever since
the nominations were made, and has been
constantly growing. The canvass the
country over has been remarkable, where
ever even local election occurred, for
the deep popular feeling manifested.
There is therefore every reason 10 ex-
Ircst the same result in Ohio and Indiana,
and especially in Ohio, that we have just
Witnessed in Colorado. Why should a
SAte like Colorado, that Two years ago
sent Democratic by 2,46S majority, turn
around SO radically this year as 10 give
,bOutthat same majority for the Repub-
Leans, and yet Ohio, that went Republic
ems last year, fail to go Republi-
can this year. Such result would
not be logical. There iS logic in
poliIic'-the logic Of wide spread dis.
trust throughout this country OF the
ltmOCracy--a recOil from the idea OF put.
ting the government in the hands
oi those who are now in the
cnI'Ol Of the lower House Of Congress-
iPARic at the idea Of u "Solid South
Y'in re'uming its natural control OF the
tenocratlc party, and, through that par
y! otthe national government.
EhepeOple were inclined two years ago
loputthe Republican party out Of power
They wanted to rebuke some OF its short
oaing'. They made the experiment Of
ainsiuS the popular branch Of Congress
The result OF the change has satisfied
tisa that the time has not come for suct
lnttrriment, and that it would be very
RrirlOus indeed to continue the expert
a'nt already made any further. Every
'Asre We have the evidence that there il
! great reaction from the experiment ol
lSa.
The present outlook il that the Repub.
'i''n' will certainly carry the following
States in November, viz:
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LoutuvrL1E, October 4.-An assembly,
Of 10000 people greeted Gov. Hendricks
and Others at Sullivan, Indiana, this
evening.
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THE Republican brethren at Bellaire
intend to close the campaign for their
State ticket on next Monday with tire.
mendous demonstration.
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LONDON, October 4.-The steamers
Spain. Ethiopia and Pierre, from New
York, have arrived.
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steubenvilIe Promises q Big
ShTurnout for Saturday Night.
srEuBEsvt1IE, Oct, 4.

DEEUbENVILbbi VVI'I II
Special to the lntslllsenecr. -
The steubenyille marching clubs, at
meeting last evening, unani--
mously agreed to reciprocate fayors
With Wheeling and attend the grand
demonstration on Saturday evening. The
excursion will leave here at $50 P. N,
and consist Of about one thousand per-
sons, great portion Of whom will bein
uniform. TIiT ca n JOE. D.
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DIED OF HIsrNJURIEs,,

George Taylor, the young man who was
seriously injuredby the premature explo-
sion Of fireworks on Penpsylvania Day;
the 18th inst, died OF his injuries at the
Pennsylvania Hospital this morning. I
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A CONGRESS OF ,woMEN.

A congress Of women assembled this
morning at st. Georges Hall, corner
Thirteenth and Arch streets. The morn
ing, session was devoted to executive
business and was largely attended. At2
o'clock the reading Of papers was com.
menced, which will be continued this
evening, Tomorrow and Friday h
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y.,1 ~ n HOWARD CARROLL, Of the New
Gnu, I'm" is in the city stopping at the
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This leaves only IS votes for Hayes
md Wheeler to gainin order to obtain a
ailo'ity tlS5) Of the Electoral College,
aud they have the following doubtful
states out Of which to gain that number,
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Il preparei 10 make careful and complete analyses
Of iron Ores, unetOucs, Mineral Water, etc.
IAboratUry cor. 2ith and chapllne streots.
au12 .. Wheeling, ". Va.
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Nov We do not think, after what has
Y~a''ed in Vermont, Maine, Connecticut
1aaNo'O'adO, that it requires much of a
"'e''h the Imagination to figure ont lS
" pO's' 'OF Hayes out Of tho above list.
g ,9' y. instance, there is California and
'na'ana' that, Of Themselves, are
Y a''t sufficient, with good reserve in
" ,at ,@ shape Of New jersey and New York
S!, SaA'l back on. It is hardly probable
'a, 'al' The Mississippi tactics Of force and
%io'Sn 'a.' will be practiced this year
ts,O.,. Hu, aud II not, there Ia at least an even
ta.aSs .S TO carry that State, So that, tske
Cq,i.,Ns round We think the Presidential
"a, ''A Is deeIdeIy Hayes-y at this writ.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-29
RWELL.

At a regular meeting of Orwell Lodge
No. ATT 1. O. o. F; held Sept. 10Th 1875
the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased the great Ruler
of the universe 10 remove from our midst
our late brother Charles Bassett.
Whereas, it is but just that'a., fitting re-
cognitiOa Of his.many virtues shOuid~es
had. Therefore be it,
Resolved, that it is but just tribute to
the memory of the departed to say that in
regretting his removal from our midst we
mourn for one who wss worthy OF our re-
spect and regard.
Resolved; that we sincerely sympathize
with the family of the deceased on the dis
pensation. which it has pleased Divine Pro-
vidence to af1ict them, and commend them
for consolation to Him who orders all
things for the best, and whose ehastise-
ments are meant in mercy.
Resolved; that the heart felt sympathy
of this Lodge be extended to his family IN
their ahaiction.
Rsslolred: that these resolutions be
spread upon the records Of the Lodge, and
a copy be transmitted to the family Of our
deceased brother, and published in the
Ashtahula Sentinel. Telegraph, and Clsvs-
land Leader.
III. q. johnson,
Committee J. B. DUNCAN,
A. Bingham.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-09-29

Eds. zsl--ws wish that sysry man in
the 18th Dist. that ever voted the Republ-
can Ticket, could have heard the speech oi
Mr.. Murray Of Painssyills Tuesday even
ing, at Smiths Opera House, We believe
that nineteen out of every twenty would
have returned home resolved, not only to
vote for, but to work harder than ever fol
the election Of Gen. Garfield.
When such g man as Murray, comes be
fore an AUDIENCE and brings as e principal
charge against our able Representative,
that he answered Ben Hills speech last
winter, (that speech you viii remember
where Andersonville atrocities were justi-
fed and states further that that speech
should have remained unanswered, and
thereby consigned to oblivion" where all
good Democrats think it should have been.
ask in all seriousness If it is not time for
all true men to become aroused.
Consigned to oblivion" yes those were
the words, consigned to oblivion" a
speech more bitter and full of justifable
treason than any ex-Rebel north or south
had before dared to utter in our national
Capitol. A speech SO highly appreciated
and approved by his constituents that it
has paved the road to the U. s. Senate for
the maker.
No doubt all good Democrats" would
gladly have that speech forgotten. But
how about Republicans, do they wish it
forgotten while Ben Hill stalks about our
Capitol proud Of his speech, and only
watching until after election for his 70.
ward-R seat in the Y, s, Senate, 4,