The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE,
STATE or THERHoMETER To-DAY.-Six A. NJ,
i74 Noon, T. One p. NJ, So. Wind, w. NV.

STATE or THERHoMETER To-DAY.-Six A. NJ,
va Noon, T. One p. NJ, SO. Wind, W. NV.
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The SoLDErs' NoTE-OFPICIAL VorE OF THE
ITY.-This afternoon the Re urn Judges fin.
shed their labor Of counting the soldiers vote,
and making out the list Of Official majorittcs for
the various candidates. The following is the vote
as poled by the soldiers -
SHERrr.-Howell, L., 1909; McKib5cn, D.,
GS -l22O. Huwcll's whole majority S0tG.
REGISTER OF WlLLs.-Adams, u, 1881; Alex
anuer, D., G6O-l224. Adams whole majority
S7Qj.
CLERK or ORPHANS CouRr.--Merrick, IT,, 1892,
Megary, d., 6jOi majority, 1892. Merrcks
whole majority, SSlt.
RrclIyrn or TANEs.-O'Ncill, u, 1877; Mel
10y, D, G27; majority, 1910. O'NGilrs whole
majority, $3.50.
Cry CoMbussIoNER.-Dick u, 1907 (;
Johnson, d., 632. Majority, llGj. Dickson's
wtoe majority, S3l3
CoNGRFss-FiJyt Distyict.-Batler, u, 3jj ;
Randall, D., 2l0. Majority, 250
Sccon4 D!ar't-ONcill, T., Az; Reilly, D.,
l30. Majority, 3OS.
Tad I@oic,.-Myers, T., j23i Buckwrlcr,
ID lI3. haioriy, $40.
FewH D@aici.-Kcllcy, T., GIS; Northro2,
D.. l5j. Majority, 90.
.f3ih nh,iiH.-Thayer. o., 2}l; Ross, D., 10.
Majority, 2l5.
Senator TAUd Di,AjcI.-Shcppa~d T., l5l;
Dono'an, d.. 1872. Majority, 260. Donovan
whole N 'jority, 2j7.
RrphPsBNrATyrs-F5J F5Js, Distyict.-Fostcr, U.
1871 Miehle, D., 81. Mojority, l2O.
Second Dtst'ict.-Ruduiman, T., l07 Barger,
D., 50 Majority %.
1hLa D@Giet'-Joscphs D., 90; BntIor, u,
Il. Majority ..
,Fowm Dltric'-Wac, o. 1873; Moss, D., %,
Majority, l0l.
., ,fQltLL Dislrieat.,-rhomas, IT, 60; Bmnacr, D.,
san Dityick-Cochran, u. 70; Pucher. d.
27. Majority 81.
-, Srtih District et--freeborn, o., 81; McNlkin,
D., 20. NIniority 80.
EighH Dishjct-Kcns, U., 90; Cook, D., 25.
MoJorltr, a.
NiEh Dis5ici.-Qnigley, D., 30; Foster, o.,
Gs. Majority, 80.
TenM D@Ijct.-Pmooa,t, u, li2i ; Fry, D., 81
Majority, 81.
,Ee,siah Dist.ict.- Steiner, u, 90 Boiloau, D.,
~. Majority, 81.
>, YalFa District. .--sutphiu, L., 10; Vaughn,
D., 30. Majority, SO.
1I'1,,aM DiSdi,G-Rcncr, U., Gj; D1nn,lIy.
Fow'eeeh distinct -iIord, T., IO3; Arundel,
ID lj. Majority, %.
tVo,aH Divjfr.-De Haven, T., ~; S,ho-
teld. d 81 Majority, 1914.
Sirte,ch Dist,icf.-Slith, L., ljl; NolG. d..
p. Majority, -
S,rcaieenh DhhieL-Lee L l2s; Burnos, D
II. Majority III.
-L+gt',e"W Ditrid.-Nllcr, T., ll0; Arnold,
i|' -hHJVlIgt lVhs
PoLIUCAL,-Richard Henry Dina, Esd,
spoke lG5t night 1t the Union League Han to
large and attentive audience. Governor Brousb,
&C the conclusion Of Mr.. DnFs speech, made
few remarks, which were greeted with much
enthusiasm.
A largo Union me- ting was held last night at
Woodbury.; Hon. J. M. Stoy,l ami Edward
SllppCn, Esg., Of thi' cry, spoke.
Another meeting was he'd a. Seventeenth
end Poplar street, Hon. W. II. Armstrong aud
~. Iaul blJWni Ea4 spoke.
Al the Continental Theatre, John OByruc, Esd.
and ptlCIs spoke,
VIOLATION or TUE HrNu OmuNANcr.-
This morning, between and 0'c'o.h, curt
load Of oilal from The di7scriiugrO0m of oae OF
cur Medical Colleges was cnpIsd upon u 10. NJ
Ninth ard DickCrson streets. The onl con-
sisted OF legs, AIMS, and other portions Of tic
human body, ana created an Intense excitement
IN the ueighlorhood. The du,y O.. the man hay-
ing them in charge was 20 see that they were Dro
pcrly buried, as Is customary. Why they We're
thrown on an open lot no one knows. The mat
teI was reported 70 the Board Of Health.
AssArLT AND BATTHRV.--This morning VIII
liam Bull was before Alderman Carter charged
with committing an assault and battery upon
John Little, &C the residence Of the latter, on
German street, below Third, The cause Of the
affair grew out Of an intimacy between Bull and
Little's wife. Little caught Bull ct his house last
night, and made an assault on him. Bull being
G large man soon oyorpOWered Little, and beat
him rather badly. The former was arrested and
held TO answer. Lttle's wife was also held 10
answer the charge Of adultery.
"MoNEY THE RooT OF ALL EvIL."-Judee
Allison has committed two children Of a soldier
to the Northern Home for Fdendess Children.
It was proved that their mother had received
$500 of her husbands bounty money, aud, like
many others unused to having so much cash at
their disposal got into habits Of dissipation solan
dored it all, abandoned her Offspring and too, nm
her abode in Ball alley. Fortunately Tor the
children, they could not have been better pro-
yided for under the circumstances.
MILITARY FUNEGAL.-The funeral Of John b.
Rohler, late commanding officer Of the 9sth Regi.
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, will take place
tomorrow afternoon, from his late residence. IN
Coates street. The deceased was much beloved
by his men, and they tell number OF Incidents
OF his fearless courage In advancing Ia the fscs
Of the enemy, with the nag Of the regiment in his
own hands.