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AN ACT

To add to the eleventh Section Of Article
50 of the Code of Public General Laws,
subsection requiring license to en-
able any person to act as Insurance
Broker.
See l Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland That there shall
be added to section eleven, of Article tf-
ty-six, of the Code of Public General
Laws substitute as follows
Any person applying for' the same, and
paving the sum of one hundred dollars,
may obtain license for carrying on the
business of Insurance Broker, and any
individual, co-partnership or firm, who
shall carry on the business of an Insur-
ance Broker without license shall be
subject to the penalties inposed upon
other brokers by section seventeen of this
Article
Sec. , Aud be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage
Approved March %, 1868
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor
May II, 1S6S--1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14
CHATTER zoo
AN ACT

To repeal the cighty-ninth Section Of Ar-
ticle sixteen Of the Code Of Public Cen
cral Laws, entitled Chancery, and rela-
ting to process against nonresident IN
FAINT defendants, As amended BY the Act
of 1854, Chapter 50 and to insert il
SAID Article in lieu Of the Section 50 re
y peilcd. the following Section relating
to process against nonresident infant
dcfcnian s,
Sec | BE It enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That section cigh
ty-niue OF Article sixteen. entitled Cham
cerv. of the Code OF Public General Laws
relating to process against nonresident
Jntan: defendants in chunccrr. r. repeal
eli and re-enac1ed by the Act Of 1851,
chapter 50. be anf the same is hereby re-
pealed. ana .hat the following section be
iuser.ed IN said Article. a. 4 substitute
:or, anu IN lieu Of SAID section - repeal
ed
5 50. In every suit in Chanccry BY bill
or petition, where the de.cudants. OF any
O. them >hal. he iufants residing out O.
this State in any other OF the United
State, or any Territory thereof, or where
application i made Is the gu4s,.iIu or
J,rgci.5a aat, Of aay iou-rcsi,-en,, iutant,
ro sell. lease. mortgage Or exchange. 5Ac
real personal property OF suca infants,
Oh the prayer or petition o. the complain
ant or petitioner. \ ca-nnl sion mty tc
issued w.;hau, any previous process ar
notice To gDv two Dr. FSOIS IA Tia. Z 5 re- f.t-
# the .Tu,rc ii "a. ta,.t }a wa,eI >-.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14
(CuArrER ol.I
AN ACT

To amend the Code of Public "enera'
Laws, title Qualification of Laws, ny
adding thereto an additional section as
follows.
Sec. 1. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the Article
of the Code of Public Genera! Laws, en-
titled "Publication of Laws, beng the
Act of 1868 chapter 81. be amended by
adding thereto an additional section as
follows:
5. The Treasurer upon the warrant
of the Comptroller. shall pay to the pub
fishers of the newspapers IN which the
Public General Laws are printed IN con
formity with the first section OF tins Aru-
Gle. the compensation to which they may
respectively be entitled, for printing SAID
General Laws, within SIX months from
the time of publication. -,
Sec. 40. And be it enacted. That TINS
act shall take effect from the date OF Its
passassc~ szs.S...es.
Approved Feb. %, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
3 Governor
May Il, ls6S-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14
(Cn.rrER 'S'I
AN ACT

Fixing the mileage of Members and OF
hcers of the General Asse nb4y OF Ma
ryland.
Sec. l. Re it enacted by the General
Assembly of Narylaud, That the mileage
of members and officers of the House oi
Delegates and Senate OF Maryland shall
h., fixed and established as follows, that
is to say : the Senators and Delegates
from Ailegany county shall each receive
,e sum OF eighty dollars. those from
Anne Arundel county, except from An
napolis city, the sum of fifteen dollars !;
those from Baltimore clty, the sum OF
fifteen dollars; those from Baltimore
county. the sum of nineteen dollars those
from Calvert county, the sum OF fifty dol
lars those from Caroline county, the
sum of scven,y-four dollars thoS" from
Carroll county, the sum OF thirty dollars :;
those from Cecil county, the sum of th'r-
tx.s;x dollars those from Charles coun-
~ the sum of torty-eisht dollars those
from Dorchester county, the sum ot n'he-
~ dollars those from Frederick county
the sum of thirty-three dollars those
from Hartford county, the sum OF twenty
seven dollars; those from Howard eoun-
~ the sum Of eighteen dollars those
from Kent county, the sum OF slAty-iour
aoft,xs those from Montgomery county,
the suul of twensy-siN dollars those from
Prince Georges county, the sum Of TWEEN
tSs6yc dollars those from Queen Anne
couu,v. the sum OF sixty-elsht dollars !;
tbos. from Saint Marys county, the sum
Of seveuty-oue dollars; those from Som
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14
T CHAPTER 100
AN ACT

TO repeal Section thirty Article forty
seven. of the Code Of Public General
Laws. and to re-euact the same with
amer2ments.
Sec. 1. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That Section thir-
ty, of Article forty-sevcn of the Code Of
Public General Laws, be and the same IS
hereby repealed, and re-enacted as fol-
lows
s 80. The illegitimate child or children,
Of any female, and the issue Of any such
illscitimate child or children, shall be able
and capable in law to take and inherit both
real ami personal estate from their moth
er or from each other, or from the desccn-
.dants Of each other as the case may be,
and where such illegitimate child or chill
dren, shall die leaving no descendants, or
brothers, or sisters, or the descendants of
such brothers and sisters, then and in that
case, the mother of such illegitimate child
or children, if living, shall inherit both
real aud personal estate from such lllcglti-
mate child or children, and il the mother
be dead then and III that case, the heirs
at law Of the mother shall inherit the real
and personal est.te Of such illegltimate
child or children, in like manner as If
such Legitimate child or children had
been born in lawful wcdlock.
/. Sec. > And be It enacted. That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
Approved March %, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor
May II, 1S6S-1t.
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May II, 1s68-1t
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May II, 1S68-1t.
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( CHAPTER 21l. .

May II, 1S6S-1s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14

To repeal section twenty-one and section
nty-fye, of Article Il of the Code
of Public General Laws, entitled Pl-
lots, and to rc-cnact the same with
amendments so as to read as follows
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14

May ii, ls6S-lt,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14
CHATTER 115.l

May Il 1S6S-1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14

To repeal Section thirty, Article forty
seven. of the Code Of Public General
Laws, and to re-euact the same with
aner.lments.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14

Fixing the mileage of Members and OF
6cers of the General Asse nb4y OF Ma
ryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14

Governor
May II, 1s6S-1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14
THOMAS SWAMI

Governor
May II, 1S6S-1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-05-14

To add additional sections to Article six
teen Of the Code of Public General
Laws, entitled Chancery, to come IN
after section seventy-cight of said Ar
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
REPUBLICAN REJOICINGS.

Throughout the city yesterday the Republl-
cans expressed tho most unbonded satisfaction az tne
result of the national election and when IN the evening
the of assured majority In the Assembly was re-
ceived their enthusiasm knew no bounds Friends meet
ing the exchanged congratulations on the gor
GUS termination Of the campaign and there seemed to be
among all respectable classes feeling OF relief that the
election safely In Madisonsquare the Boys IN
Blue fired salute Of guns in honor of the great vic
tory. Tho firing under the direction OF General
Charles K Marshall, assisted by his Division Marshas
asd at its and close the air rang with the
enthusiastic cheers of the surrounding multitude.
The Republicans Of tho XVIIIth Assembly District
assembled No. l64 Third-ave last evening" and, pre-
ceded by band Of music marched to the residence OF
Mr. f. c. Johnson in Madsonave and honored him with
serenade Mr.. johnson, in the course OF response to
his admirers congratulated the Republicans on their
great national triumph and attributed much OF the sue
cess to the young who abOred SO earnestly during
the progress Of the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

State Conn ltee; the interference OF Deputy sherfs
the increased Democratic voe-forn of evidence
In possession ofte authorities indicating fraud the
vote for Governor which VIII demand OF the Court of
appeals a close sesS>'tiny of HoGman's election
The current topic q, discussion last evening
IN all the Republican headquarters, and at
tho hotels the proposed c0nsestiag Of Hotfmans
election number OF prominent political leaders dis
matter in the Fifth-avs. Hotel determined
finally that the future purify of the elective franchise
left other alternative than searching and thorough
investigation of the frauds in this city, and that NO
means should be spared in its prosecution. There
very large attendance Of the members Of the Union
League at their club rooms to consider the matter, and
it was determined to Immediately consult the most
eminent legal minds of the country with reference to
contesng the election for Governor There VIII be
special meeting of she League this evening 10 take
action on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
KENTUCKY.
SPLENDID REPUBLICAN GAINS.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-Franltlin County gives
about lioo Democratic majority. Republican gain 100
Jefferson County gives 1900 Democratic majority Re-
publican gain Of 1900. Covngton gives 800 Democratic
majority, Republican gain OF 5Oo Newport $50 Repub
can majority. Republican gain OF 600. We estimate
tho Democratic vote in this State at $4,000 to
tho Republican vote at $4,000 to $1,000. Democratic
orty 1900 to Republican gain OF 10000 to $4,000
The Congressional delegation will probably stand fol-
lows: Ist District H. Trimbe, Dem, II 900 majority
I'D District (W ~ Sweeney, Dem), 1900 majority IIId
District a. L. Gaday DemJ, $500 majority Ivth Dis
trict u. Proctor Knott Dom, 10000 majority; With DIS
trict boyd Winchester Deml 1900 majority; With Dis
trlct G L. Jones, Dem), 6.OoO majority With District
James b. Beck Dem). 10000 majority; With District
%. NJ Barnes RepJ 5000 majority 1Xth District John
NJ Rice DEM, 1900 majority. The With District Is
close but We believe Barnes Is elected The Union
have done well.
THE REBEL MAJORITY, 10000.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 4-Kentucky is re-
ported 5000 Democratic majority and elect nine Demo.
cratic CoDgressmen.
RETURNS MORE FAvoRABLE-THE REPUBLICAN
VOTE 10000.
Returns come In better and better the Dem
ocrao vote is falling of and the Republican vote noreas
Ing The Democratic vote in the State will not be over
IO, 900 to 10000, the Republican vote will probably reach
10000 Democratic majority IN the state, $500 70
10000; Republican net gain, 5000 P 1900
GnSTs ScfH'B Beta Ehtcn Rsp
nS5 S VIII th hfBgsnSa1 Bgt indicate snn i sc
election of Barnes Congress over Adams Dem. This
is a Union gain. The Republicans celebrating tho
victory here tonight with bonhros, cannonfFins' aud
1reworKs
THE VOTE OF LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-The city of Louisville
7,'7s Twelve towns IN Kentucky give Seymour scoi !;
Grant, s1j
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

'ornng and tody epre possession Of the polling places
This continued till about o'clock. Every white man
Sho came to vote was dubbed away. Finally fight
commenced, and the negroes were driven back by tho
whites WHO then commel led to vote. In few minutes
the negroes rallied, and atA cked the whites negro
deliberately drew pistol and shot policeman In tne
stomach, mortaly wounding hibl Tho firing then De-
came general IN the crowd The police came u
oroer' The negroes fought them despeNs'ely' rniay
the police used their pistols. when the negroes anu
run Five negroes were killed and several wounoso'
Four policemen wero wounded-one mortally. A young
LADY residing In house opposite the Courthouse was
also shot by ball. which in through tho window,
but is not dangerously hurt Trouble anticipated to-
night.
Later.-since the morning disturbance sll has been
quiet III Is impossible to say who Is ahead until the &C
tual account made At Ogeechee precinct the negroes
to the number Of about strong armed withImuskets
shotguns and pistols took possession OF the polls, ana
allowed no Democratic negro to vote. Tho whites who
were allowed to vote had to do 80 under guard AL s
quiet In the city
THE EXCITEMENT IN sAvAsNAH-THE VOTE NOT COUNTED
SAvASNAH, Nov 9Only city box has been counted
The vote stands 1026 Democratic 16s Republican Two
city and county boxes are yet to be counted Inc
trouble on the Ogeechee Road still continues samuelS
Lane. of the Hon. Judge Lane. OF the Special
Police, was killed this evening" about mile from the
city There great excitement among the citizens and
the city is patroled hy armed men,
MURDER OF REPUBLICANS IN AuGUsTA-THK STATE GONE
DEMOCRATIC
AUGUSTA Ga, Nov. 3.-The High Sheriff OF Richmond
County, and coored man, killed here to-day Sev-
eral wounded. These were all Republicans The
Hon. Foster Bodgett, Chairman Republican State Com
mittee gives up the State OF Georgia Seymour by $1,000
TO 10000.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
GEORGIA..

NEGROES BUTCHERED IN sAvANNAH-THIRTY
THOUSAND MAJORITY FOR SEYMOUR.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. Al A. M-The precincts
in the county outside of the city show Republican maor
ties The Isle OF Hope precinct shows Republican
orty Of ta The total vote of the county city included
wac eocs The negroes OF the city did generally vote
The Democratic majority in the county estimated at
from 800 10 1000 In the disturbance which occurred this
morning only two negroes killed. large body Of
negroes assembled on the 0geechee road the city
this evening. They were met by body Of special police
and ordered tosdsperse They refused to do 40, and
trouble ensued during which two negroes were killed.
The State will give about 80 900 Democratic majority.
REBEL DISPATCH.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. S.-The negroes ap-
peared In great numbers when the polls were opened this
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

ss, &. T. 81 s i Di:ss Court s sa. az
The asn.1s win take place woOda~n csmy Thursday.
The relative. and friend. the family ss The H.rls
sIp'sss a which leaves Twshtysirthst an, win stop
cHEdsTESsas9 IIsn ,S s.ss.n yG.a so' os'
DELANBYon Tuesday. Nov protrsctsd Illness
IT.. .ny i the .5S "a ssa5, ss5 Of ss e. ., attend
o os s@.. Rss No. nom TIE residence
ei.G John e M 1.s Richardson o'''
Funeral service. at the Rssshsd % am cssS
at o'clock p IN.
eARpNERon Tuesday, No, ofIson%npsSn s.cA As'''
Tbs fua.rs will take place 81 st. AIMS Cbpreh Bsheh
Thursday the sh inst. at o'clock m Remains vi" De TAXA
GODFREY-On Tuesday evening Hoy cahsss Godfrey daushs
The relative. and friend. the family respectfully invited 70 esA
the fua from the An.ncn Memorial GSsIcn ws., - fIs
LIZ CoUSTn BroOkiya D., Wednesday, Nov Th'~as 10
The relative: and Trends Of the family respectfully Invited 70 s4
the funeral services sthe residence Of his son Ls Count No. "
San Francisco and Phiadslphis papers please copy.
MANsING-on Monday Nov Thomas Manning aged " years.
The q tn. family especially invited M :: ,s.t
@ @ sss $40 yssa IS S. r. 70 us no" DIS
MRREDTHon Friday, Oct 23 Jme Wayne Meredith formerly Of
Philadelphia Penn, aged Is years
Rus George Potts and daughter Of Alex Easts
ROwAN--On Wednesday, the 4th inst Bessie Rowan.
F Bo Ss ss r.:
remains will be taken to Sing Sing for nermen1
the residence Of her NevBypt j.
Monday the I'd inst Catherine Stanford widow d the late Dan
Stanford aged 66 years, s montba -
Friends invited the house Of her daughter
Mrs savn No. s East Twslhst, on THURSDAY the Ssh in'a 81
. o'clock IN.
TURSBUL-on Wednesday morning Nov John TuruSa native
Of Jedburgh, Scotland aged 10 years
Funeral on Thursday afternoon o'clock from No. Nelson place.
opposite Mereer-st Church.
YoUNGSAths Goshen Orange County Wed
neay Henry Of this city in the 18th cf h
His relatives and friends Invited attend the funeral from Tnnk
Chapel Twenty Broadway Friday the 9th Inst at
O'Clock ?.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
VENEZUELA.

THE GODos AND LIBERALS AGAIN oUARRELISG'
HAVANA, Nov. 4.-The following intelligence
has been received from Venezuela: Gen. Plaza had
been elected President OF Bolivar. Gen. Mongas was
SICK having had relapse Of his recent Illness and his
life was despaired Of The National Convention was dis
cussing decree TO appoint acting President. Gen.
Sutherland has agreed to surrender the three vessels OF
war remaining in his possession and to quit the country
1t is reported that the parties the Godos and the
Liberals who united to overthrow President Falcon are
quarrelng, and serious breach Is threatened
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

The Widows Home at Mount Auburn,
Ohio, was burned, yesterday morning Loss, $4,000.
"Dan.p Earle shot and killed George
Rendilhuber, In Memphis on Tuesday night
The Richmond (Va.) Court of Appeals
has denied new trial to Peter Philips, under sentence
to be hanged tomorrow
.... Internal Revenue appointments were
made, yesterday, as follows storekeepers-C n Drs-
coll, First California; Thomas Murray, Fourth Iowa
Gaugers-Addson Martin, First California; William A
Alden, Fourth Iowa.
49,. One thousand persons followed Frank
Pickett five blocks up Mainst. HILL In POughkeepse, last
night by torchght, he wheeled Thomas Qunt0n.
weighing 2i5 pounds, that distance and back This
ceremonial In honor OF the reelection OF Jonn H.
Ketcham 70 Congress.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
THE REPEATERS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.


SIR: At one of the polls yesterday, saw gang
OF about 30 roughs vote and Immediately proceeded to
the next polling District, and voted again. II my time
had allowed 1 could. no doubt, have seen them vote
again and again at other polls asked police officer
could have any assistance In challenging hem and was
told that 'I run q chance of having my head broke"
The police and all in these two Districts were
evidently TO me- the "ring" From what saw In an
hour at the polls feel convinced that part OF these
fraudulent Votes had been poled out in the city the
Democrats would not have carried the State II the Re-
publicans would out with strength at their
polls on election days, and be less fearful OF muses.
we would be spared such disgraceful proceeding
Eep- York, Nov. 4, 1868. W. H. b.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
CALIFORNIA


year Several localities which gave Democratic majori
ties last year give Union majorities.
The Democratic majority in Of the Southern
ties will show gains but it is believed the Republican
gains sufficiently in to the sectional vote
for Grant
In San Francisco all the Wards show large Union gains
but the Democrats will probably have small majority,
These majorities last year nearly 1000. portion
of the Union municipal ticket is certainly elected Union
Congressman in two northern districts probably elect
Democratic Congressman is probably elected in the
Southern District This would show Union gain Of one
Congressman
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
OREGON.
THE STATE CLAIMED FOR GRANT.


PORTLAND, Oregon. Nov 4.-The Republican
gain in this county is 2O and we have also gained
all through the State There is hope that Oregon has
gone for Grant
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4-Returns from Oregon show
large Union gains. though Grant will have only small
majority.
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Returns from the
State of Oregon show large Republican gains and the
Republicans entertain hopes OF carrying the State.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
LOUISIANA.
THE REBELS FLOOD THE STATE.

Ew-ORLEANs, La, Nov. 3.-The vote in this
city up s for Seymour, and 27o for Grant Or
leans Parish viii increase the Democratic vote 1900,
making seynours majority In the parish nearly $4,000.
Caddo Parish gives Democratic majority OF about $500.
Shreveport city-Democratio i,i0o; Republican 100.
Bossler Parish s reported nearly unanimously Demo
cratic. New Iberia gives tss Democratic majority.
Brashear CITY, ta gives the only Republican majority
reported in this State Thus far everything has passed
OF quietly. 30 far As known.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
THE aERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Assets of this Company are f,co millions
aud halc Their income is million and quarter and
they havo handed the nominees OF their Assurers seven
hundred thousand dollars. Having insured sixteen
tysix millions Their funds largely In excess OF the
required by the laws OF the states Oh
among their participating insurers, their last dividend
being forty per cent. .,.,.. a., ..., 90
travel and their Policies non0rfedbk In addition
to tho various modes OF Life Insurance. the Self Endow
went nlann usures sum at q certain age. This CorpO
top has been eight years in successful operation, and
the President Is an exmember Of the Parliament OF
Germany. .,,,.., .....,o. .,ror,no,t
Enrope and has already effected large business there
in competition, their own ground with the ou
inc oaices where premiums may be paid In the Old
World expected from the cosmopolitan character & Gi
AN adyantage offered by no other American Company
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

Owing to an insufficient draft, yesterday, the
smoke from the luss of Tammany Hall settled around
the cupola and an alarm raised that the building
was on fire. This discovered to be false Nell
Bryant was informed that his minstrel hall in the base
ment OF the building was burned He was conslderaoy
reeyed ON reaching the scene TO find that the informa
tion was untrue. The news that the building was on
fire spread rapidly through the city and crowds called
wholly or partially destroyed The performances at
Bryanps Minstrel Hall were continued as usual.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
NEVADA.

SENATOR STEWART ESTIMATES TWELVE HUMID
RED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. 4.-Nevada gives Grant
about 1900 majority VIM M. STEWART.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-Nevada is con-
ceded to have gone Republican.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
THE TRIBUNE in PENNSYLVANIA.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: As OF Pennsylvania, beg leave to send
you this simple expression OF my thanks for the influence
and power of THE TRIBUNE in this State THE TRIBUNE
carried Pennsylvania It not only did that, but it d.
rected and controlled The policy which
was pursued late In the and which led to the
proper results was ell foreshadowed in your columns
six months year ago.
Yours in the assurance Of glorious victory,
BEDFORD Pa, Nov. 3,,1868 ID.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
MARYLAND.

THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY ABOUT TWENTY
THoUsAND-wEIsEL DEFEATED.
BALTIMORE, Nov 4.-The Republican gain In
the city is sOOO and the State the Democrats have
about majority and elect oil Congressmen Weisel
defeated the WITH District Cecil County-The lid
District gives Democratic majority Of l7s.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
MICHIGAN.

THIRTY THOUSAND MAJORITY FOR GRANT.
DETROIT, Nov. 4.-Michigan will give Grant
900 majority The delegation in Congress VIII be unan
imously Republican In the Ist District Beam ans ma
iorty is very much reduced. Ferry, stoughton' ana
Blair have very largo maortes The Legislature Will
ha about three-fourths Republican.