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MEXICAN CRY, October l9.-The Ex.
ecutive has been asked 10 allow United
States troops to cross the frontier in pur.
suit OF Indians. The request has caused
profound alarm, although the Mexicans
are offered the same privileges.
Sullivan, the railroad contractor, sailed
for New York, where 1t Is said he will put
his railroad concession on the market.
Romeo, formerly minister at Washing.
ton, has gone TO the United States. It Ia
reported he intends 10 organize railroad
company for Mexico in conjunction with
General Grant.
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PRESIDENTIAL Party.
They Get sea.SicL, Visit Poor Lo, and
Make some More Speeches.

Make some More speeches.
NEw TACOMA, W. T., October ls.-The
Presidential party left Port Townsend yes,
terday at 10 o'clock and passed out into
the Fuca straits, where the swell from
the ocean was quite severe. The general
Of the party were temporarily sea.sick,
making great sport for the more fortu.
nate ones. Utsaldy, on the Camano
Islands, was soon reached, where the Star
tied up for tho night. The welcome OF the
people was a pleasure, no intimation hay.
ing been given that the President would
visit them. Mrs. Hayes soon had the
cabin full OF children, to whom she dis.
tributed apples and dainties. AlLthe party
walked on shore, where sQualid company
OF Indians we're camped. Here they had
an opportunity OF seeing the noble red
man In his most degraded state. Tho
boat started at I o'clock, passing through
Ggate Pass and reaching Tacoma at
o'clock. Salutes were fired as the boat ap.
preached the dock, which was crowded
with people, and about one hundred school
children, bearing flowers and moving
arches, were stationed so as 10 form pass.
age way through which the party marched,
the President and Mrs. Hayes shaking
hands with each little one. The public re.
coption followed at the residence OF Gen.
Sprague, where the usual speeches were
made by the President, Secretary Ramsey
and Gen. Sherman. The party left by a
special train for Kalama at o'clock.
SAN FRANCISCO, October ia Kaloma
dispatch says the President and party ar.
rived there yesterday by train from Ta-
coma, and will leave for Astoria In the
morning. A delegation Of Puayolnup In
Aians waited ON the President with the re.
quest that they be allowed to retain their
land. The President sgreed to consider
the petition and sent them away well sat.
isfed.
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A'CleSeland Her I'D prints a converse
a'TerAeard by gentleman, for whose
rtfgAud veracity it vouches, between
amRm, Chairman OF the National
saHntic Committee, aud a prominent
ssGat from Missouri, on the train
m ladAnapolis TO St. Louis, in regard
'Sl EOglish, the Democratic nominee
Nne President. II we did not have
M to believe, from facts that have
ss@ our own knowledge, that the con-
uEioa reported in the Herald embodies
a'lnion held in high Democratic off,
i7ltets in regard to English, we
I'd be inclined to take 1t with some
hat allowance. As 1t Is, We have no
~ Fhatever 10 doubt It's entire cor.
scs. We quote as follows:
hBlmnm, in conversation with a gen.
tan EhOm had reason to suppose was
S1'tdea, Democratic candidate for Gov.
r93 Missouri, said that two months
slote the opening Of the campaign
taainn, be was in Chicago on personal
10y and went to Indianapolis from
. HtatiO call on Mr.. English; that he
.t'd there in the morning and was
"a 70 Mr. Enplish's house, where he
Rselk'ASt. Mr.. Barnum said to the
4.tlln with him: "To show you that
a'3hhips gold and stints himself and
| lOdy around him, l will describe tho
SSa'fe Of the dining room. There were
SAI or eight chairs in 1t worth about
sseacA, a table worth perhaps SIS. and
sssS9a't worth perhaps S45 ors50. The
,lIAsI consisted OF small piece OF
ieorPle Of email pieces OF chicken,
N = S'ead potatoes, aud miserable coffee.
y NeaSlast Nj, Brown, a prominent
jj5S'lIot Indianapolis, was sent for, as
taaoI Wishto be seeG in Indianapolis at
si,e, siiaSe, and English, Brown and my.
4tei over the situation until din
ane' When dinner was an
..oN We entered the dining room.
Nv were no servants present. The
S'S laid Tor three persons, and on
Is were couple OF email pieces
s'ssy, piece Of beef, and vegetables
sEsa. During the meal English went
sRNde board, took from 1t a bottle oi
iSplsne and poured nome out for me.
es.Sae swallow OF it and II came near
S.lnt NE. ! Souidu't give ten cents
NJ, Tor that kind Of champagne. A
ToI beer was setting on the table, and
JMacys sake told Mr.. English
IA p'e'e'ted beer to vine. l haven't q
IVY Of doubt that he accumulated
As' 'a'Ih by shaving notes and mort
y, ssAau chAIgiug exorbitant rates oi In
~ Is the Republicans have claimed,
H. weeks after that | met English In
~, ~, polls and told him the campaign
/, wy Progressing favOrably, and asked
a. Sual he bad been doing. He
4, ,~NiGat he had spent $50 600 OF his
money, ! soon fonud out he had lied
h. ~ y, aad asked him where the vouchers
"I hl, expenditures. In reply, he
1VEould give $40 00Ot TO the campaigu
SS, in n not cent more, s., 500 previous
n. VStoAer election, aud the remainder
IA "a mat time and the November cleo
lin %Id him that he promised TO give
lEs,| 'u' the campaign provided HI
&, nominated for Vice President. III
ssst" ! told him his friends had 81
tSna,G a. Cincinnati when urging hl
sSoS,aio lie said his friends had nj
"a ey ", IoF making such q statement.
" u' "Mr. English, no man eoult
tVtSa nominated for Vice Presiden
&SSuaa,l without my consent, and
wv lave consented TO your nom
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BETTER AND BETTER.

IEDIASApoLls, October 15.-Returnt
from all the counties in the State except
Ripley give Porter a purality Of 0.sS4,
Ripley county gave Democratic majority
in 1876 Of 225. Full returns from the FIVE
Congressional districts give Q. @. Matson,
Democrat, SSl majority, leaving the Con.
gressional delegation 8 Republicans and 4
Democrats.
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Trnlninr snln in nnng.r.

NV YORK, October l6.-The Post,
Washington special says the training ship
Minnesota on its way from New York to
Hampton Roads, where she has gone TO
participate in the naval drill, struck on q
sand bar In rough weather, carrying away
part oil her rigging, keeled over danger.
ouSly and for . moment was ina most
perilous situation. Great excitement pre-.
vailed for an instant, but the officers sue.
ceeded in preventing panic and extricat,
ing the ship from her danger.
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RICHMOND, Va, October 49, Owing to
the long continued drought the city Is
threatened with a water famine. Several
large industries, including a number oil
tobacco factories, shutdown to day 10 con.
sequence Of the scarcity OF Water, throw.
ing out Of work many hundreds OF EN-
plOyes. Trouble Is apprehended II the
drought continues.
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Throwing up the sponge-. Democratic
club Disbanding.

Nrw PHlLApElpHlA, ONO, October IA
The Democrats here are terribly demor.
allied and entirely disheartened. Last
night the Captain OF the Hancock Club
called meeting oi the young men at the
Mayors Office, and organized Garfield
Club OF $50 members. Several strong
Democrats, who have heretofore heen
working 2eaiously for the party, came out
openly and Joined the Garfield Club. It
IA conceded here that since the terrible
defeat on Tuesday the Democrats will
never ba able to rally their demoralized
forces again. The Republicans are jubt.
liant, and the air is constantly ringing with
cheers for Garfield and Arthur.
This good example. We com mend 1t
to the Democratic club, OF Wheeling.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.


Editors Intellisencer.
Igive you below the vote OF Marshall
county for State officers, at the election
held Tuesday, October l2, 1880: Cover.
nor, Geo. G. sturgiss, R., 2,l7s; Jacob B.
Jackson, D., 1,5l5; n. B. French, g., 8.
Auditor, ]. S. Cunningham, R., 2,l49; Jos.
S. Miller, D., l,54S. Treasurer, Richard
Burke, R., 9,l44; Thos. 0'Brien, D., 1880.
Superintendent Of Free School, A. L..
Purinton, h., 2,l04; B. L. Butcher, D.,
1914. Attorney General, Geo. b. Cald-
well, R. 2,l4l; @. q. Watts, d., 1889
Judges Of Court Of Appeals, Edwin Max
well, R., 2,l4l; Thos @. Green, D., 1850
House OF Delegates, W. D. Wsyt, r (,
2,00l; Josiah Sinclair, R., 2,l94; John
Jeifers, D., 1873; V. 1. McCasky, 1909
State Senator, James II. H. Furbee. r.,
2,l40; Fountain Smith, D., 1880. Con-
stitutional amendment, article g. for
ratification, 2,022; against ratification,
24l. Constitutional amendment, section
l3. article s, for ratification, 1902; against
ratification, 276.
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BERLIN, October l5-1t is reported that
in the next session OF tho Reichstag a
motion will be introduced for reduction
OF the duty on grain by abou tsixpence.
A report on the Swiss grain trade that the
presence Of large imports OF American
grain and -four, received by way OF Rot.
terdsm and Antwerp, had very reassur.
ing effect,
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TgLEaR.rHIU BRIEFS.

At the Republican demonstration at
townsville, N. Y, last night, ChaS. Nit
ting, Chas. Thomas. Miller yelling. John
Fay and Prenchman, name unknown,
were injured by the explosion Of can.
non. Mitting's leg was shattered. Wei.
lings left arm was torn TO pieces and has
since been amputated. 1t is thought that
he will die. Thomas, aged Is, left leg torn
to pieces; will probably die. Fay and the
Frenchman were injured slightly.
Atprospect Park race track yesterday st.
Julian's first attempt 10 beat his own re-
cord resulted in bis trotting mile In 2:2S
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nARTIv,s FERRY.

The Miners at Ralney's coal works
have received, without their asking for 1t,
an increase OF fifteen cents ton. They
have been paying sixty cents only for
some time past
The Republicans will havea jollifcation
here on Saturday night. Marching OF the
Garfield and Arthur club, illumination
and general go as you please time.
Mr. Lucian Martin and wife are visiting
in Washington City.
Mr.. Drennen, Of the 0. Y. Ns'es. is in
Kansas.
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ADDITIONAL MEruRNs.
Nearly all Offering Encouragement TO
the Republicans.
MORGAN COUNTY.

MORGAN COUNTY.
Berkeley STRINGS, W. VA, October 16.
At the election October l2. 1880, the fol.
lowing votes were cast in Morgan county;
For Governor, Geo. @. stursiss, oS7;
Jacob jackson, 460. Superintendent Of
Free Schools, A, L. Purinton, 647; Butch.
ar, 462. For Attorney General, Geo. B..
Caldwell, 647; Watts, 48l. For Auditor.
John s. Cunningham, GAG; Miller, 46S
For Treasurer, Richard Burke, 647;
o!Btien, 10" "F6r Supreme Judge, Ed.
win Maxwell, $40; Green, 4Bl. Constitu.
tlonal Amendments, Article s, for Ratifca.
tion, 4i3; for Rejection, none. Coustitu.
tional Amendment, Article {, section l3,
for Ratification, S96; for Rejection, 10.
1850 Republican msI m 1857
ls16-RepublicAn mai iry 1871
Republican gain. 50
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554; Thomas Q. Green. D., ass; John H.
Thompson, g., !. House OF Delegates,
John W. Hobbs, 5l4; Hugh McMahan, D.,
AZ. State Senator, Wm. Hewitt. R, SIS;
John R. Donehoo. D., 4l4; John Gun:
ningham, G., 2. Constitutional Amend
ment, Art, s, for ratification, Sl2; against
ratification, 90. Constitutional Amend.
ment, Sec, 13, Art. 8, for ratification, $50;
against ratification 100; Judge First Cir.
cult (old), Thayer Melyin, COZ; ~. B. Nc.
Clure, 369. Judges First Circuit (new),
Thayer Melvin, COZ; Robert Mcconnell,
$50; George E. Boyd, Ala; J. B. Mcclure,
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CLEVELAND, October 15.-An excursion
party filling thirteen cars went to Mentor
to-day under the auspices Of the Cleve-
land Republican Business Mems club, to
Gen. Garfield on the result
Of the October elections. George H.
Ely, president Of 1.-THE club, made speech,
to which Gen. Garfield responded.
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WELLsyILLE, O., Oct. Is.
EdItOn Intelligence

Not having seen any publication Of this
county's vote at the late election, take
pride in giving 1t here. The Republican
majority In this county is 2, lao, which is
unprecedented, beinga gain Of over 100
over Fosters majority. This town cast
SAC votes; Republican majority 2R7, q Re.
publican gain OF 7S over the highest ma:
jority we ever achieved. That 10 the kind
Of change the people want. ! know to
a certainty that many Democrats went
quietly to the polls and deposited Re.
publican ticket. NJ.
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But the Democracy File a Bill
Of Exceptions and Ask
a New Trial,
Which Will Be 0verruIed and
Sentence Of Death Pro-
nounced in November.


The Situation Extremely Encouraging-
Porter's Majority About e.500.
INDIANAPoLIs, October 15.-Returr .
from all but four counties give Republi.
can majority OF 5,797. The counties to
hear from gave Democratic majority in
1875 Of 4l3. -
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,,,,n.n ~ n.nInn,. noa,.

LONDON, October l5-while Hanlan
and Hosmer were practiCing, Hanlan ran
into the bank, injuring his new boat go se'
riously that he was obliged to walk home
HanlIn went out again In Ho6mer's boat
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P1rrssvRan, October l5-Mary Stein.
bsuph aud VIM. Ooump, victims OF the
railroad disaster ot Saturday night, died
at the West Penn Hospital last night.
This makes thrty deaths up to date.
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Nkw MARrIssvILLE, October Is.
Editors Intelligeneei:
The Democratic majority in Wetzel is
estimated at $50, fountain Smith, 125
less.) Jacob Jarkson runs so behind his
ticket. 1t is the heaviest vote ever polled
in the county.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
FAIRvIEw, October Is.
Editor, IutsllIsOueor.

/ give you below the official vote OF
Hancock county for State officers, at The
election held Tuesday, October y, 1880:
Governor. George q. S'urgiss, K, 557;
Jacob b. Jackson, o., 43l; n. B, French,
g, g. Auditor, J. i. Cunningham, r ,
5a; Joseph S. Miller, D, 1875; q. A,
hays, g., 2. Treasurer, Richard Burke,
R., 554; Thomas 0'Brien, D I, 4SSi s. M'
Slrong,2. Superintendent Of Free schools,
Al L. Purint0n, r, 657; B. L. Butcher. D.,
4SS; W. ]. KeunsY, & 1. Attorney Gen
eral. George B. Caldwell, X, 6SS; y. u
Watts, D., 433, Cyrus Hall, G:,2, Judge
oil Court Of Appeals, Edwin Maxwell, h,
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, October 10.
Special to the Intelligencer.
Intelligence from Hampshire county is
to the effect that tue Democratic majority
will not be more than 700, reduction Of
least 600 from Tilden's majority there
in 1875,
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tIBlO.


No Change In the Aspect OF Anairs.
COLUMBUS, October l5.-Unofiicial re-
turns have now been received from all the
counties OF Ohio, which show that Town
sends majority for Secretary OF State is
ls,92s. In several counties containir z
large cities Townsend was cut consider
ably on account Of his temperance record.
This did not have It's effect upon the bal.
ance Of the ticket, and hence the average
majority for all tie other candidates will
be fully 10000.
CoLuAsus, October 15.-At the Republi.
can State headquarters special telegrams
were received from the Chairmen Of the
County Committees. In all eighty copn.
ties were heard from, leaving only eight
counties in the State, These reliable re-
ports show complete returns on Secretary
OF State and Supreme Judge.
According to the returns from these
eighty counties on the vote Tor Secretary
OF State the Republican gains are 1905,
and Democratic gains 5,657. The net Re.
publican gain over Fosters plurality OF
II, 100 last year Is 2,24S. The net Repub.
licau gain on Supreme Judge is 4, AS. The
COUNTIES yet TO hear from are Brown,
Licking, Lucas, Ottawa, Perry, Pickaway,
Ross and Sandusky. Partial returns from
Ross and Lucas counties show considerable
Republicans gains. The Republican State
Committee conclude from the above FIX.
pres that ToWnsend's majority for secre-
tary OF State will be close to 10000, and
McIlvaine's plurality for Supreme Judge
will be near $4,000.
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BARBOUR COUNTY.

GRAFTON, October Is.
Special to the Int lIIgsueeT.
Barbour county elects Wilson, Repub-
lican, to the House Of Delegates by thirty
majority. Neall, Dem, for district dele
gate, has seventy.dve majority. Jackson
has three hundred majority.
s. B. Mccormick.
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"Vs'V"H"F"
MoRoASrows, October 10.

MoRGANToWS, Octopef 10.
Special to the lntelliseneer
We have met the enemy and he Is ours
In the hottest contest that was ever known
with Q poll OF over 5000 votes, Monon'
gala county has rolled up 447 msjority
for Sturgiss, elected every county and dis
trict nominee aud gained two justices In
Battelle District, where the Republicans
deemed 1t unnecessary TO make nomina.
tions. All is lovely. We had q grand
torch light parade tonight. Alarge crowd,
two bands; great enthusiasm over Indiana
and Ohio. Stureiss, Cox, Wade, Houston
and HaganS made speecnes. The boys in
Blue Unused and the meeting broke up
peaGeably with three times three for the
towbath boy. Old Mongolia will be heard
from in November. The fires are bright
with all our local dissensions. We have
half our own and gained one member OF
the Legislature and Sheriff.
N. N. HoFFMAN.
UNION COUNTY.
UNION, W. Va, October II.
Editors Intellissncer.
give you below the vote OF Monroe
county for State officers, at the election
held Tuesday, October r., 1880: Gov.
ernor Geo. y. Sturgiss, R., S26; Jacob B
Jackson, D., l,l4l; N. B. French, l59
Auditor, ]. s. Cunningham, R, sl7; Jos.
$. Miller, D., 1,l73; Hayes, lS9. Treasurer,
Richard Burke, k, Sl6; Thomas 0'Brien,
D., LILO; Sturm, 1888. Superintendent, A.
L. Purinton, R., $40; B. i. Butcher, D.,
,l67; Kenney, 1874. Attorney. Genera,
Geo. B. Caldwell, II, slS; O. O, Ws,.s d.
l,l7li Hall, l95. Judge Of G5urt OF Ap.
pealS, Edwin Maxwell, E, S55; Thomas
y: Green, D., l,leS; Thompson, IS. House
Of Delegates, llons, D., elected. State
senatar, Mcneil. Constitutional Amend.
ment, Section u, Article 8 and s, defeated.
dRERSRRlER COUNTY.
LEwIsBuRa, October 10.
Editors lntellIsencsr.
Greenbrier county gives Jackson ma.
ority Of 800, and defeats the Constitu.
.ional Amendments.
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CASH BARGAINS
STANDARD BOOKS.

COMPLETE SET OF DICE EEvs. Is vO's, large
trpe, illustrated, re1ular 60
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ST. CLAtRsviLLRi ", OCTOBER ID,
The official count for this county in
Tuesdays election has been made, and the
msjorities are as follows:
State Ticket-Secretary OF State, Town
send, Rep, So; Judge Of Supreme Court,
McIlvalns, Rep, "a; Clerk Of Supreme
Court, Orowell, Rep, 70; Board Of Public
Works, Hosmer, Rep, 81; Commissioner
ssess, sr Updesraf, Rep, pa 3; Board Of a Equal.
iza,ion, j. B. Darrsh, Dem, 20.
County Ticket-Clerk OF Courts, Alex.
@. Darrah, Dem, SsS; Sheriff, Hills, Rep,
2S4; Auditor, Cottiind, Dem, 297: Re.
corder, Hobbs, Rep, Ss; Commissioner,
Cope, Rep, Is; 1nffmsrv Director, Bailey,
Rep, 40; Ooronsr, Garrett, Rep, 81.
The total vote of the county was 10000
John A. Grove, who went West last
spring on an inspecting tour, has sued the
judges OF election here for $500 damages
in rejecting his vote on Tuesday.
aan,s-S
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.
CH.RIrsrowS, oc,ob,

CHARLEsrowN, October Is.
Special 70 the InlelIiseuOer.
Following are the majorities in Jefferson
county: Jackson, DEM, Governor, 1865;
Watts, Dem, Attorney General, LOSE:
Treasurer, 0'Brien, Dem, 1,0S2; Auditor,
Miller, Dem, 1000: Superintendent free
schools, Butcher, DEM, l,0S0; Court oi
Appeals, Green, Dem, 95S; State Senate,
Butler, DEM, 2l1; House OF Delegates
Grantham and Beckwilh, Dem, 2,2Sli
Judge, Grove, Ind, Al; Dawson, lDd.,
State Senator, 700; Judge, Faulkner, l2S
GlLMER COUNTY.
GLEsviLLE, October IA.
Editors IntellIgereor.
l give you below the vote Of GIlmeI
county for State officers, at tho election
held Tuesday, October l2, 1880:
For Governor, Geo. @. SturgiRs, Repub
lican, 4i5; Jacob B. Jackson, Democrat
sos; A. B. French, los. For House oil
Delegates, Levi johnson, Democrat, 1898
Abner Messenger, 2ls; ]. II. Sipe, go
For State Senator, Frank Maxwell, sos
L Ut Bowent, 4S9. Constitutional Amend
ment, Article s, Supposed mSjorily To-
ratification. Constitutional Amendment
Section II, Article 3, Supposed majorit!
for ratification.
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LEwlsDuRe, October Is.

Editors lntellIsencsr
Greenbrier county gives Jackson ma.
iority Of 800, and defeats the Constitu.
tional Amenlm erlts.
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