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Woodward Removed From the
MHrdererS' Row.

NEW YoRK, October 1S.-Elbert A.
Woodward has been removed from the
cell in the. murderers' row and now
occupies cell No. 90 on the third tier.
where he can at least obtain q glimpse oi
sunshine. His prison is being plainly
but comfortably fitted up. His stay il
prison promises to be long, for should the
forgery indictment fail, he will be arrest.
ed in the civil suit to recover Sc, ,00O, 900
with bail fixed at 5000, 900, an inpossi'
BILE amount 70 furnish.
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NEW YoRK, October l3.-At meeting
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to-day the following officers for tbs
ensuing year were elected President
VIM. 0rtou; Vice Presidents, Angus;
schell, Norvin Green and Harrison
Durkee; Secretary, A. R. Bremer; Treas
urer, 3. Il Rochester. Executive Com
mittee-wm. orton, J. H. Banker A. b
Cornell, Harrison Durkee, Noryin Green
Jos Harker, E. D. Morgan, A Schell, W
Thorn, c. Vanderbilt and Frank Work
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Effect OF Ohio and Indiana Elec-
lions ON California.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 1S.-The et.
feet Of the Ohio and Indiana elections
can hardly be considered very marked
here. Some Of the more sanguine Dem
ocrats profess to believe that the election
OF Williams will have the effect to throw
California into the ranks Of the Demo
cratic States, and the rank and file oI
the party seem to gain increased conf
dence. The Republican leaders scout
the idea that the result will have any
effect on the vote of the State, and that
while there may be possibly some room
for doubt as 10 the result in this city, the
interior Is good fora handsome Republi'
can majority in November.
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8, PARKERsBURG, Oct, l3.
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NEW YoRK, October lS.-About one
o'clock this morning riot occurred at
the grounds OF the Westchester County
Driving Park Association, west Of White
Plains, which resulted in one man being
shot in the arm, another having his skull
fractured by bludgeon, q third being
stabbed in the neck, and fourth having
the muscles Of one Of his hands severed
Several others are reported more or less
injured. Itssems that negro employed
on the grounds got drunk and took pos
session Of the liquor stall, when q free
fight with the results stated followed.
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GhsQnteldgs1eer:
.t Martins Ferry To
4eeups Might.

IN y. ny ~ celebrate their handsome gain
is,s -, i BY = grand iolliaea'ion meet = |.
. .,,i,5, 's,S M Martin. Ferry Out .. Of =
. '[a,:I, ,a,: d l,478 on Tuesday, they e.''
- -, ,,,s, ,y leaving C5. iOF the Denocf1e!' es'
!, p,,sJIic.u majority Of la and . 1',, ne,
'.s,i.,s II g,ia Of 66 since last till' yer;
..j.ons ', and credi.abIe increase l1oeeo' 90
18th, nj, hi, gratifying result that the 3Ist Ne
.,Sl;e,a. n propose to celebrate tonight sns
(. nus, they will have good Tune ~ Anu ~
w, p yb.n they come together 'hey VIII, WI, :,
,,I,. u, TO sill further swell thelf pr+.sD' -.
wv s,;o,i,, on the 7thot November h'e.y ..
.,onbIie.D 10 Ohio should resolve &c 70 re re,
j.. ~ .tJo,, necessary tOrOll up 2O'0V"
1'o,;,, - =, for Hayes and Wheeler a ~onsn
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Colorado Election.

KANSAS Crrr, October ia Denver
special to the Tfma says that La Platte
county, claimed by the Republicans,
gives 103 Democratic majority for Pat
terson for Congress. Linsdale, San Juan
and Rio Grande must be officially re.
ported to determine the result, though
the Republican State ticket will be sue
cessful by 4 meagre majority.
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Motion 10 Quash Indictments In
Whisky Cases.

New YoRK, October lS.-1n the United
States Circuit Court, Criminal Branch,
before Judge Benedict, to-day, Thoma:
Harlan, Esq, counsel for number Of
persons indicted for conspiracy 10 detraud
The Government by crooked whisky
transactions; made . motion to quash the
indictments, and proceeded to argue the
question. Further argument in the
matter was postponed.
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Brides at the Centennial SHOW
From The New York Tmes,l

OF all the people who live at the Cen.
.sennial hotels think the newly married
couples-Philadelphia Is full of them,
by the way-are the only ones who are
thoroughly conLented and happy. II
makes no difference to them whether tho
potatoes are watery, the meats dry, or
the soup thin; and they don't care = pin
whether the people talk 70 them or not.
They live in little world Of their own,
need no conversation but their own, and
have no thought but Tor each other.
They all try e. act as though being mar
ried was an old story TO them, and still
for the life Of them they can't help taking
each others hand every five minutes.
The brides nearly all wear new watch
chains,
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The Results OF Tuesdays Flee
lions and the Prospects tor
November.
Ia laO, three years after the great
piSIs oi 1857, the Democracy were swept
.'i Of power amidst the Juror OF Log
V'aiH and Hard Cider campaign that
i're' has had parallel in this country
*i''e or since. The great cry Of the
"aHp orators was that the Democracy
'sH responsible for the panic-respon.
',''s for the 'tOPpage Of all The factories
throughout the country = responsible
~ The enforced idleness and misery
thousands and tens Of thousand.
" unemployed men. No party ever
"'Ilst charges more bitterly than
~ n, 'As Democracy these charges Of the
NeiS' Such men as Old Bill Allen, who
- ! memorable speech on Wheeling
'EIa that year, Indignantly hurled
~ every inIimAtion that the Demo.
S'aS party v" in any wise responsible
~ 'a' di't'ess that had come upon
,.,. ~ country through the panic oI
-, 49, They took the ground -
II Y" correct and teuable
",1'N-saA' ',ss panics occur periodically
Sa'''taAly ~ in every country, and thai
- -, result from over production, over.
ss and 'Ptculation, and = false sys,
4as'tdi''. The pages Of history are
N '''h the record. OF panics among
: s''loO'. No administration of gov.
.a'a' ,.'. however perfect, can preven,
,S As Mr. Thurman said in the U.
IL. ssls'' they are almost sure to occur
s'1 .00c' IN every twenty years.
d Ssd yet Notwithstanding these truth.
e,s. 'o'y' a0d Ihis record Of the Demo,
,.s...P patty ia 1910, that party has been
NJ, 'e''nE W in the present campaign to
~ ~, a' role Of thsiF opponspts in tn,
H. H.. canvas ~ Of Harrison and Van
IVA They have turned tAeil
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z.t WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFRicE or THE CH1EF slGSAL OFFICER,
wAsHINoroH, D. c., October Ii-l A. 4.
PRoRAHIIfTfIS.


For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, falling
followed BY rising barometer, warmer
south veering to colder west and north
winds, increasing cloudiness and rair
areas.
For the Upper Lake Region. rising
and high barometer, fresh and brisk
northwest to northeast winds, colder
and partly cloudy weather and occasional
rains from'Alissouri to Michigan.
For the Lower Lakes, falling followed
by rising barometer, southerly winds,
shifting TO cold northwesterly and in
creasing to brisk, and cloudy and rainy
succeeded by partly cloudy weather.
The Ohio, Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, rivers will continue slowly falling,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, October 1s.-The creditors
of Turkey have seized two hundred
Knapp guns which were being shipped
from Antwerp for Turkey.
Count Won Arnim's sentence OF Eve
years imprisonment in the house Of cor
rection involves the forfeiture Of his title
and possibly his property
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SPAIN.


BARCELONA, October 13.-Thirty thou
sand soldiers viii, If necessary, follow
the $4,000 who are to start for Cuba on
the 10th inst.
Gen. Campos has taken leave OF the
garrison. JovelIar. retains the Captain
Generalship Of Cuba, under orders Of
Gen. Campos as comnander.in-chiei. Il
is believed that Campos will induce tbs
insurgents to accept his terms, and that
the less resolute leaders will leave the
island for pecuniary consideration.
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Marshali County.

1ASuAp9N4A4AA1 'SS1SOeA A"'
Edltou lntellIseneer
The full vote Of this county shows
1900 for Gotf and 1875 for Mathews.
Crago 1897, Pendleson 1874. Senate
Lowe, Ind, 1894; Blhck, DEM, 1869.
House OF Delegates, McFadden, Rep,
1,767; PArriott, Rep, 1,s41; Jefferson,
Dem, 1,457; Yoho, Dem, l. I40S.
The vote In 1874 stoed, Goff 1887,
Wilson 9ls. NJ.
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Randolph County.
pPvRprY Oct I


Editors Intelllgeneer:
Election is over and returns all in ex-
cepting from one precinct which is con-
ceded Republican by small majority,
Mathews receives 964 and Goff 800. Hell
vetia, yet to hear from, will probably In
crease COTS vote to $50 or.S6Oy and Ma,h-
ews to 9s5. The Republican vote Of this
county is usually under 800. Gotf gains
not less than 60 on any former Republi-
can vote and runs ahead OF his party
vote by about 40. The Republicans Of
Randolph have always been on the min
Ority but yesterdays returns are highly
gratifying to them. Z.
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Collision.

BosroS, October lS.-The steamboat
express train from Fall river for Bos'
ton came in collision this morning With
a local freight train at Randolph. The
two engines OF the steamboat train and
the engine Of the freight train were
smashed. One fireman killed, and en-.
gineers Dsrow and Crosby, and pasSen.
ger named John Nagle, Of Boston, were
Eeriopsly injured.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, October i3.-The 7fs,es con-
firms the announcement Of the resignation
Of Duke Of Aberconie as Vieeroy Of Ire
land. The Duke Of Marlborough ia bis
successor.
The Tms' leader declares that il Rus
sia refuses the asmistice or Is the meanI
Of its refusal she becomes the enemy OF
Europe.
Berlin Correspondents say that Italy
in her alliance with Russia has in view
also the acquisition ofTunis.
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LOUISVILLE, October l3.-The state.
ment circulating in numerous paperl
that Louisville has failed to contribute
pecuniarily TO the Savannah aud Bruins
wick sufferers, il . mistake, her offering
being among the first. a..frs .af
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INCIDENTS, ETC.

The shock Of the explosion was distinct.
" felt at the Point and the north side ot
the river. A piece OF the shattered boiler,
weighing about 500 pounds shot over the
top Of the houses, and alighted on Penn
avenue, on the corner Of Thirteenth street,
doing no damage fortunately in its digit
through the air. Iig1
No. 81 Pike street, in the rear Of
which the nail mill Is located, was shat
tered in the upper or second story. The
building Ia one Of a row Of two.story
frame houses, and vas occupied by Jacob
Fechter, . workman in the mill. A sec
tion Of one Of the exploded boilers came
crashing through the aide Of the house,
carrying with It the entire. side Of the
building, with the two windows, and bed.
ding itself between the raftefs Of the roof
above the ceiling and the joists Of the
Aoor, in the far corner ot the room, oppo.
site the windows. In this bed Mrs. Fech.
ter was lying, after recent illness. The
most remarkable part Of this incident Is
that the lady escaped through the debris
entirely unscathed. = .F7
The building No. SO Pike street, ad.
joining, occupied By Thomas Grouse, an
employee, was considerably wrecked by
the explosion. 0ne.halt of an entire
boiler was thrown into the yard between
this building and the mill The family
Of Mr.. Grouse, among whom were mum.
Der Of small children, were in the base
ment kitchen and dining room, and At
The time the terrible craSh came were en-.
ioying their morning repast. A piece Of
lumber about four feet in length was car.
rled with the section Of the flying boiler,
and passed through the kitchen 10 the
coal vault under thepayemenI. The In.
mates Of the house also miraculously e.
capped injury, the mother only being
scratched by the board. s,i- =
One Of the large brick buildings on
Penn avenue, between Twelfth and Thir.
teenth streets, formerly occupied BY Mr..
Miller a. IN suction house, was injured
somewhat by the shock, although two or
three squares away from the scene Of the
explosion. A lage plate glass window
was broken into pieces. A number Of
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FIRE RECORD.
Harehouse Burned

LOUISVILLE, October 13.-Last night
about nine o'clock the bonded warehouse
Of q. D. oWings, in Edmondson county
four miles from Smiths Grove, was de
stroyed by FIRE. 0Sings was absent al
the time Of the FIRE and the place was in
charge Of q government storekeeper
Four hundred barrels of Whiskey were
destroyed. Loss S27, 900; insurance sl4,
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SAN FRAScnco, October 13.-Arrived
Ships Robert Dixon and W. r. Grace.
SGiIed-Schooner Rebeeca ]. Moultou,
for Baltimore. The latter carried cargo
Of barley consigned to Chicago brewers
at a considerable saving over direct Ehip.
meut BY rail.
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Burglar Killed.

NEW YoRK, octOber lS.-an unknown
burglar entered the residence OF J, ],
Soaring, West 60th street, last night, and
carried away ieWelry valued at S4O0. He
was proceeding TO the adjoining house
oyer the front Ss.oop when the eapstone
gave way, which, falling TO the ground,
crushed the thietto death.
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Wetzel County.

EdlIDls 1lI1IIISvIlIlE
New MARrrSsvnIE, o:tober 12.
The vote in this county on the State
Senate stands: Black (Dsm.) 49,, Love
Indy '6Oe. Two districts yet to hear
from, which will give Lowe an estimated
majority Of so. The Democratic county
ticket has the usual Democratic majority.
In 1874 Wilson had 952 to 467 for Gof,
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sehooner and AN Hands Lost.

TORONTO, October ls.-The schooner
Maggie Hunter, Capt. Nixon, Of Toronto
coal laden, l. reported % have gone down
with all hands during its passage from
OsWero to this port. The vessel was
valued At $40, 200 and uninsured.
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The Population Of BclIaire.
(Frum the Independently s.
Tohl.....

Mr.. Jos. Il. ctosE, of St. Clairsville,
who has suffered from an injury in the
spine for some years, started for New
York to-day, with the intention.of being
treated by DR.. Brown sequard.-BtIIaire
ladeps1deat Of yesterday.
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General Merritt ON a Scout

CHEYENNE, October l3.-Gen. Merritt
left Custer City, with 500 men, with .
scout, destination unknown, but surmised
to be the Belle Forche fork Of the
Cheyenne river. The remainder Of the
command is still at Custer.
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RATDED A RANCHE.

The party Of Indians who killed
Moure near Fl. Laramie few days ago,
raided the rancho Of Nick Jones on the
old Red Cloud road, stealing twenty-five
hoPsas.
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Morgan County.
BrRkEIzr SPRINGS, Oct. 70

BERKELEY SPRINGS, Oct. IL.
Editors IntelliEeneer:
The vote in this county is Goff 557
Mathews Az. In this, the l2th, Sena
torial. district, Billmyer, Rep, has 5l3
Butler, Dem, has 3S4. House Of Dele
gates, Sargent, Rep- 475, Green, Dem.
402. N.
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peer;I,,its :, Or,Iereti Foryynrl,

wAsHncroS, October lS.-The super.
intendent Of the general, recruiting ser
vice Is ordered 10 forward l30 recruits q
Fort D. A. Russell for the Third Cav.
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v -FAKhERsBURG, UcI, 10.
The vote in this county stands Gotf q
S04, Mathews 2,Sss. Two years ago it
stood Gotf 1880, Wilson 1,725' ".
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BosroS, October 13.-Ex.Gos. Castor,
nominated for Congress yesterday by the
Democrats Of the Fourth district, POSI-
lively declines.
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WEST va. ELECTION NEWS.
The Ritehie County Victory More
|i Fully Set Forth.
PETROLEUM, October Is.


Special to the lntelligeneer. ~, r..s'
Ritchic gives Goff 1872 majority, gain
OF 1ls on 1874. n. S. Hall Ia elected to
the House Of Delegates by % in the dis
trict. R.
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John Harris, feeder, one Leg and lower

John Harris, feeder, one Leg and lover
Jaw broken.
head, married, No. 166 Arch street, Allie;
Elmer Gould, feeder, seriously, young
man, Webster avenue, near Kirkpatrick
John Gangwich, feeder, slightly. =.
Peter Kendrick, feeder, sefiously, No
255 Spring alley.
Patrick Griffin, feeder, seriously.
Edward Burke, one Of the engineers
seriously hurt in the side.
The injuries Of some Of those marked
seriously" are very severe and perhaps
III one ortwo cases some'of these should
be placed with those who are not expect
ed 10 recover. On the other hand many
are only slightly injured and are either
ready to resume work nov or win
be by the time the mill resumes opera
tions. ..4 u.,4,..
: 7ET7- s,,vCIprr,,, Is-,o,, " T.
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PH1LLIrI, October l


There were 1879 votes given in Bar
bour. Mathews has S95 majority. ALI
the returns are official. Two Republican
districts in the county fell short 100 vote,
each, to the great surprise of all parties.
The Republican canvassers have certain
ly neglected Barbour from some cause
only one Republican speaker having Wis.
tied us during the campaign, and we only
had about four days notice OF the meet
ing, while the Democrats have had
swarms OF speakers. The whole Demo
cratic county ticket is elected. Il.
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Relmont CountI Onlrinl.

From the St. ciairs1illO chIouiels.l s.L5.
The following are the Official returns
from the townships andiyards7ot Bel.
mont county:
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sEcSrrlRr or nL1I.

Total majority for Barnes 162.
Majority for Boynton, Republican can
didate for Supreme Judge, %,
2,9'!!.ifcosaHlss. 9,a}-
L. Danford, 4,765; VIM. Lawrence, a.
6SS; majority for Danford 80.
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COUNTY TICKET.

W. G. Kinney, Rep, 4,82s; D. R.
Davis, Dem, 4,590-maiority for Kinney
23s.
q. w.snith Rep, 1885; A. W. Ander.
son, Dem, 4,7S7-maiority for Adder
SOD So.
Thos. Lodge, Rep, 4,slS.A Gifin, Dem,
4,5s5-Lodge's majority 22s.
Thos. Garrett, Rep, 4,7Ss; E. B; Ken.
nedy, Dem, 4,70s-majority for Garrett
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WHEEENG WEST Va SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER IA, 1876


HAAA1W1 va Wv SHHS1AtS 9AAS SA tt@@4
building were also demolished.
On Thirteenth street, where the nail
mill fronted, pieces Of the boiler and the
steam drum were found upon the ground
In the dwelling houses opposite there
was not whole light left.
As far distant as the river, some eight
hundred feet, a portion Of the boiler,
weighing ] 800 pounds, was thrown. A
part Of the stand pipe" Weighing over
600 pounds, was thrown over ave hun.
dred feet while portions Of the ruptured
metal, ranging In size from the palm Of
the hand 10 q hogshead, were scattered
literally about. Afront step, where two
children were at play, was struck by a
flying fragment and upset, without hurt.
ing the little ones. Near the corner oi
Fifteenth street and Penn avenue m i'm
mense portion descended, but hurt no
one. The destruction OF glass was i'm
mense, scarcely whole pane Of large
sized glass remaining in the vicinity.
Depot Master Butler says .he was an
eye witness OF the explosion. BE was
walking down the depot platform where
it crossed the head Of Thirteenth street,
when the shock came. The debris was
thrown into the air at least two hundred
feet high, and when the steam and smoke
passed up the flying timbers, pieces Of the
boilers OF all sizes, and sheets from the
iron.clad building, fell to the earth, the
latter resembling large shests Of heavy
brown paper.
Arope was passed about the locality
and Chief Of Police HartEell and his men
soon cleared the crowd from the ruins, in
order that the work Of getting the dead
and wounded out might be conducted with
ont interruption.
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THE coRoSER's WORK.

Coroner McCallin empaneled jury,
during the afternoon theywere buisily en-
gagged. In viewing the dead bodies. Eight
Of these were viewd, when the jury ad-
journed till eight o'clock this morning,
when the houses Of the remaining dead
will be visited. The work OF hearing
testimony will be commenced on Monday
next. '..'
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wm. okey 4,oe6; R. E. Chambers pa
majority 2l5.
Total vote pOlled 9,49l. f
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Tie insurance on The nail factory and
the rolling mill on the south side Of Etna
street is as follows:
The companies Of Pittsburgh, covering
on this, are Western, Armenia, Mer.
chants and Manufacturer, Monongahela
and Artisans; 5000 each; and the Lon
don, Liverpool and Globe, Of London,
Hartford, Of Connecticut, American, Of
Philadelphia, and North British, s., 900
each; and the North American, Of Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania Of Pittsburgh, and
and Artisans, Of Pittsburgh $500 each.
There are in these companies insurance
policies 10 the amount Of 1000 on the
rolling mill on the north side Of Etna
street. The insurance covers the stock Of
nails, machinery, &C., as well as the
building, boilers, &c. There is aaclause
10 the policies which some Of the in:
surance men intimate WILDE enforced, Of
which the following is acopy: =.
"It Is hereby agreed that this company
shall not be Liable for any loss caused by
the explosion OF gunpowder or any ex.
plosive substance; nor by lightning, or
explosions Of any kind unless fire ensues,
and then for the loss or damage by FIRE
only which loss shall be determined by
the value Of the damaged property al.
Ter the casualty by explosion or Light
ning,S
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Barbour County.


fHILLIPIi OCIUUeF t.
Special to the 1nteiliesneer. ~
The vote OF this county stands, Gof
792, Mathews 1,ls7. For the State Senate,
G. A. Jackson rep 6O6, C. W. Newton
(Dem.) 1,198. For the House of Dele
gates, A. W. Martin (Rep) 75l, A. B.
Madisett (Dsm.) 1889. For Delegate
district, 7. W. Harrison Rep.) 75l, J. O;
Johnson Dem 1921.
In 1874 Barbour voted as follows4
Faulkner (Dem.) so7, BOteler (Tnd.) 465.
B.