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TUg UOUsH DEMOCRATIC
ILLINOIS.

TIE CoHGREss DELEGATION EQUALLY DIVIDED
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.--The latest returns indi-
cate tho election OF Hawley (Repl In the IVtb ana
Hunter CDem In the with District Illinois sonds 10
Congress seven Republicans and seven Democrats
CHICAGO-LOGAN's MAJORITY IN THE CITY 4, 1876
TIIR FOURTH AND SEVENTH CONGRESS DIS
1RlCTS IN DOUBT,
CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-The following are the OIL
DIAL Republican majoridos in this city, John A. Logan
Congressman at Large 4S5 Fsrwe for Congress In LIST
District, s.Ao Tho returns from the county will add
from 800 to 1000 to these naj0rties The Republicans
elect their three State Senators and % Representatives.
The WITH and With Congress Districts st In doubt,
but ia believed Hawicy in the Ivth and Moore IN the
With, both Republicans, elected. although the
majority Of each may I've less than 100 Frnsworth, in
the I'D Is elected by from 1000 10 500 majority In The
AIIth District. Hay IL pretty surely elected
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ARROwsNrTH-Ai Efsbets n j. Nov g. i9O Mn BIn Arsss
Fursrs from Carcl n Besnlsr n j. Friday, Nov H. al ~
o'clock a. IN
BLoOM-oB Tbusi,y Nov TO- Dolly se- Of a. SRI
fine ste JOIN R0aae merry " Eos'oh 10 'es'A
TIE rsvs ana fienis o. ne family up-ri
redd-1ee lJi Wes HO0nG SATURDAY, lS nsA.
O'Clock m.
Boston pspen please cOpT.
DASsIGRR-Soy g. 1890 JuIrs A. D-osrer ared -
lis relatives and friends all Al zoe u ref VIA Ier-ss Dss>
on are resectfsr invited 20 su' A'oesl ron sl,e ree
due No AZ Wet fry 6b IT,, bo.iss on fdisy nor IL
stl2i a
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uat.T % Nrn Bur- DUur oeel n
r. family ssecu inylei 10 attend -
ironn her late residence, Sat t, tie sA inst, al
FDDY-In Milwaukee Wis, Nov william Adam Bily n Ia
Hirsm snd Fanny c. sidy Sgd years
FOOTR-Ath residence Brooklyn je Hsrh- POot. tss
Of A. NJ aud Or D. Fo)te - TIE 'sAh ge-f @! BIS s<e
Notice o. foners hereafter
Cleveland Ohio ana Hartford Co. Com, psp,rs please eopy.
GoULD-At GHou Switzerland SEPT 1870. Mr. Chares Could Of ~
Pypsr,l -fu tax. p,.. from h. la. residence, T-ep, 1,s
or MONA n O'Clock frerd' Of bs family are -
% ctfgly invited 10 steud vithcGi funler notice
HOLDBS-on wedHdsy Nov MIA Jpe Holeu hs 6osh ysas
| Of her
from Tesideuce ~ Whts, Sunday afternoon ~
O'Clock.
OGDRN-Ah BIZ. residence. Aorsshi, THURSDAY Nov TO- Jass
| Ozden es-i 70 IL non'hs, AM IS dave,
The relatives snd 1eus restec1 nyi 70 sed me noers
SATURDAY. the i2h inst. ~ " 0coci -
| The remains will he tsksB 10 Iany1ogu for inencnL
sCDDRR-OB afternoon ofWeinesia Oh lost 10 he - =
Der sgb Lol.s dsngter Henri }. ADD Rums " Suder.
Funeral services 81 The Residence No lo East osSeaeeush PnsAy
lib Inst, asa p
WICgRSAt j. the 10Th inst, Rev. Thomas Wesas
D.. late u 8suetR, Ohio, aged -
FunerAl services ant iuternen a. Nareit1
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Wars between tribes are among the pr0mi-
nent causes diminish the number OF the Indisns on
this continent There are vast districts in Mexico aud
Central America nowuttery uninhJited by man. where
abundant trsoss indicate the comparatively pres
.noe Of large communities. A small event OF this de-
popusug order ~ fucutan IL ryy recorded in the
ir.o O1<ai OF The Indians Of said state
have their The district OF
no longer the Indians thereof abandoned ~ and
went 10 Paten those OF LoclA and MesapiCh aid like
wise going 10 Ieache, where Canul commands aud he,
having confidence in them, disarmed them and had
them saug htered o. the amount OF This IL
confirmed" Since have changed the mode OF mauag
lag Indians and longer d1eirOus of haslhs
them exerminnted how would it 40 since all the Indians
In the United states wards OF the Government ~
orialn 81 at not the wild tribes should go 70 90
within our borders Mexico would douOtess iol" lii
example. As soon as IL bohme known among Jul r che
tribes that when any one OF Thorn commence a.s ths
trpops VI THE VoyWnr.eat would step " anu s0s'
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Spstial Noiites.

ouittiug Bnsiness.-wtite French Chm, Dun@ Sea- -
pieces 80
QUITTING BUsiNEssCOor,d and Cir chiaa Dursf set 81
~ upVpnL
81 -
QUITTING manifestations and G China Tea Sets ii s.s
QUITTING BUsIsEssCooei Chamber Sets II pieces BnSfA
Foods 81 81
QUITTING BUSTSBSs Msatsl vases Card Receivers, Jsndserss
Inds China 6c. &c, a. half price.
QUITTING BUslShSSfor hsn6od fsbie hnes hocgrrs No
Sid make, So 80 III. dozen
QUITTING BUSINRSSSlveTNsted Tea Ss- pieces hrirsy
engraved al shop ard bosl, best plate SJi
QUITTING B(sSBSSSieI piasoi Casters cot Ar TgHvss
bOiieG IS 20.
QUITTING Serpsted Table Ftks al the donss
QUITTING BUSINEsSYon may rely upon Y, lnos are ~
WV ". y. DALEY 4 Co,
IL. 4 nnan1ra
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ASSEMBLY.
The following gentlemen will probably constitute the
Assembly though additional returns may alter one OF
two Districts:
BERGEN-Jacob g. Van Rper, Dem, Henry p Hoppey,
Dem.
BURIlNGroN-Davd L. Hall. Rep, Abrsm Perkins,
Dem, Thomas c. Alcott, Rep, Levi French, Dem.
CANDES-Chaies Wilson, Rep, Isaac W. Nicholson.
Rep. Stevenson Leslie, Rep.
SAPE MAY-R S. Leaning, Rep.
CUMmELhsD-Charles g. GroSScup, Dem; William A.
House, Pep.
EssEx-tos r. sanxsy Rep; Albert p. Condit, Rey. /;
Farrand Kitchell Rep. Edmund L. JOY Rep Theodore
Horn, Rep; Rochus Henlsch Rep; Henry W. WILSON,
kep.i VIM A. Ripley, Rep. James o. Irwin, Dem
GLoUcEsrER-Nimrod WoOlery Rep; John 3. Rulon,
HUDsOS-Jsrnes F. Fielder, Rep. John Anness, Bop.
George Warm, Rep; II. ID. Busch Dem Michael Coo
gan Dem probably; Josiah J. HoTnblower. Rep.
Instrumentation kugleT, Dem, Peter VO0rhlos,
Dem. Augustus T.. SandersOn, Dem.
MERCER-JOs II. BTuere, Rep, VIM. H. Barton, Rep,
Iiscomb T. Robins, Rep.
NmplEsEx-Isase l. Flsher Rep, Albert L. RunyOn.
Rep, Edward r. Roberts Rep; - -
MuNAOU TH-Austin VI. Patterson Dem, John T.
Haight, Dem. W. :. ,rner, Dem.
AORRIs-Nathsniel Niles. Rep, W. L. Lefeyre, Rep,
Augustus {. Garfield, Dem.
OCEAS-Albert NJ. Bradshaw, Rep
PAssAIC-John O'Bucn, Dem, Chas. Hemmlngwhy,
Rep, Robert NJ. Torbet, Rep.
sALEN-JOhn W. Dickinson Dem, John Hitehner, IT,,
Dem.
SOvTEsir-Ias. Doty Dem, John r. Stats, Rep.
81 Stockholders Martin, Dem, Peter Smith, Dem
CSfoS-ferdnand Baucke Dem, Joseph W. fates,
Dom. .
Naturalization PurseD Dem, Caleb II, Valentine,
Ind. VIM silverthOrn, Dem.
Republicans, "a; Democrats, 26; Republican gain, (;
Rapunncan majority ON joint ballot, H.
The r. puhhcaus gain one member IN Burlington, ohe
in Camden two in Essex, three in Hudson one In Aer-
GER one in Middlesex, and IN PasSaiO. The Demo
oTsts gain Two In salon. and one in Union.
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MISSOURI.
COUNTY RETURNS.

Sr. Iours, Nov. IO.-JObnson County gives
pron go majority and Smith Bolter' go for Congress-
Pbelp, County Iofcia gives Brown 22 and finsenburg
o,tar, for Congress- SOC The entire Boiters County
tstet Il elected Livingston County gives hcCiurg 20
majority Biz precincts OF Franklin County give STnWn
oo majority and Finkenburg for Congress- s'e majority
x,,4or Conptv foncaD gives Brown sos majority, and
Pisir n J4ra for Congress, 2e mgorlty. IRON .o1hJ
gives Brown 200 majority and Glfaoeso 1ouhY LUZ
s ne;pooratie County ticket is elected Plat. Comfy
yves Brown 100 msjorityi Comlnge Dem ior ION
ess has 600 majority The entire Ieinooraue So1 I
cket ~ elected The majority Tor Weit ~ !ho ist Con
ess DstTct viii be over 100, beating both johnson
NJeek.nn County gives Brown about l,N nposg )
ComnRo Dem for Congress nss 100 ths whole liberal
ticket n elected. Crawford Couny kIyes plv $3.50 100
majority pike County reported 500 Iv yi,
The Denoersto county "a. sbont SO ms,orify MorDtea0
SoHnfV qiyes the McClurg ticket Small muolI3 ~
dett 6epD for Congress, has l5o ns1or Ca%oty gvss
@ ,0 gr.ty; Blair Colter, for Congress- has rs
IrnN ~ BOters' county ticket 10 electec, III noot
Tontv R,oX,u mas about 100 majority, hoCIutg eelus
ou,y about 100 votes M the couhy S ooundy tffcket
Brown ca majority inoSe VI 'Do
- pc.ts Comfy Brown has about eco majority
sutn n LIBERAL, for Congftss' nes 49,, y,f a55oand
The LSlters claim the "u"'' NS''|
m I 49, County Brown has so msj9ry, ana BlsI
,,r' o. Cnnsfess TO majority. Blair las large
lb"iiell iYl o. ir.,r,el Washington County-Brown,
Mccormick Deml, for Congress, SO ma
10, rs sptir, Democratic ticket ~ elected Lincoln
COunty-Brown, TO mslSfy owe, 6ost Of his or
piu ua, IN. Democratic county ticket ID gen
sp.IIv elected Kansas City-Ihis oity gives hroS VI,
lsOO majority Marion county hr , W., auou' A.,
~ w. J.cinrg county Ticket Ia eLectod Green County
~ rs 1--WE no m,ority Gaore i8otef for Congress- Ss
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- hrt Other, ,ncd them and bogsn to crowd Into tho

60 but Others jmncd them and heghn 20 coMu MTG tno
room where the baotbox was kept, ana eommenoen an
attack upon The cocred witness heard thom snout
put ont the oolored voteTs :" tho hanooon was tnen
,lrown ot doors and the crowd chccred the witness
& ,ant 10 the ferry eud arrested some OF the prison
o.. Ave- were arrested IN "a omnibus many Of tbom
armed.
o,,o, ,.,..o, warn svorn whoee Testimony oorrobo-
rated the above In the most important poibs The n-
ouest vas then adjourned until to-day: Tho Following
rr,snners serc held 10 ban: Hugh GoOdfeow Nicholas
Rrown Constable souder. Henry Boyle 200 esch John
seagrst Thomas Cochran bsTney Mullen, 500 each;
LOWS Taylor. and Thomas iaSioi' Sooo each Ihs
others were discharged - 49,
souder was also before Mayor Cox, charged with ~
examination and gave he'll In 81 100 The Philadelphs
policemen gave bail for future appearance
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TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE 80 PoLYIECHNIC
BRANCH,

A meeting Of the Polytechnic Branch of
the American Institute held last evening in Cooper
Institute. D. Tllman, President OF the Association
read the usual record OF scientific progress Ia England
and America J n Fisher read account OF tho most
important modern inventions Tor the Use " IL aln Oh
common roads and Illustrated the subject with draw
ins The discussion the subject postponed tul
III. next meeting.
Mr. Daniel Burns exhibited and explained new hight
ming conductor founded cntlrty principles Tho
INSTRUMENT contained two points, one positive aud the
other gye connected an Insulated condr tor NJ
lowing no passage the earth and the inventor claimed
that electricity would enter at end aud return 10 the
atmosphere by the other, the rod di-chAigng tse He
red the earth a. positive and che atmosphere -
NEGATIVE aud isistd that thure was no electricity ont
SIDE of ed bodies Tie Invention gave TLse u
prolonged discussion
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CHARGES OF DIsATPRCTION AGAINST co
MICHIGAN

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 2O,O0O-MAJoEIrIEs FOR
CONGRESS.
DETROIT, Nov. 9.-The election returns come
in very owly owing 20 the bad state Of the weather
The Republican State toko, is elected by 10000 majority
and upward Wadron, Republican, for Congress ia the
Isl District has 1909 10 1907 majority. stoughton Re
publican FOR Compress In the Id District has 5000 TO 1000
majority blair Repuban, in the lid has 500 81 500
majority. Ferry, Republican In the INtb has 5000 TO
1000 majority COuger. Republican, in tho Vth. has
about majority. sutherland. Democrat. I'm the Win
District defeats Druees by over 1000 The Republicans
have the Legislature. which eecs United states een
atOr by about ~ majority.
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by force there would be end ~ such warA m
occupation OF tho warriors would also be gone, ans
sheer necessity would compel them TO seek peaceful Cs
suts 1T Is because every Wild tribe keeps staohbe
army that We have indian wars BY thus breaking N
t school for the soldier, the serious phase of uoas
affairs would within a decade become impossible.
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VIRGINIA.
TuE SEVENTH CONGRESS DIsrRCT-C0NsERv-
ATIvR Infected.
VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA. Nov. 10.-The following arc tho
cres In the counties Of tho With Congross Districts
For Braxton. ative-Fauquicr. ss; STAFFORD.
bss Bp0ttsyi vsnis, sD Prince William. U.s. For MAC
Konsc, misunderstanding So; Loudon. 40; CuPep
per. ioo Louisa I1S; Orange. 2l9; Rappahsnnoox' ~
Fairfax and Madison yet ~ hear from. Drsxton u cor
taInly olocted By respects bic majority.
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wlnd Wind Fer,s
HAIL TO THE THIER


To ne Editor OF The TrttUne.
SIR: paper says:
AS Col James Fisk. jr entered the Opera Bouss. ~
orchestra struck rp " Han TO the Chfsf"
II they had played "Hsl 70 the 7hiel." would thoy
have been right-toaTf cA,0-
Neap- York Nov. Q. 1870
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DO not the latter figures harmonic better than the
fOrmerf We all uOw that Mat Brennan Ia the mot pop
usr man In the Democratic party. We know that Hon
man was In degree cut by his party. and that
Charlie LOew II one Of their strongest men Is IL rea
sOnabe to suppose that Hoffman should far ahead
OF Brennan aud LOew the first figures impyi Divide
the 10000 by the Of election DISTRICTS aud
see how easy Is the Jon Of counting in. hQUIRER-
AA..I nrI 49,
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wESTCHEsTER COUNT

WFSTCHESTER COUNI1., -
In the LIST Assembly District, t.. Hilton ScrI ,.o,
,er Pen has $40 majority. In YOnkers he has go One
Etb ot,posng candidates, and IN Wet farDls ~ o'oi
poth.
GREENE COUNTY.
porcruxEEPsIE, Nov. 10.-The following ore
me nsioritiss in Greene County Hoffman s'6i iq,
-, CnSress ass Mattice. for County judge ~ p va
70 Tor sheriff us: Day. for County Clerk lNsSi ,an
s,e,brch for Assembly 49, Roe for lerlnUhueh' "t
p,or 20 All OF the above are Democrats
Albany COUNTY-THE ASSEMBLY:
Atp,NY. Nov. 10.-7he Journal claims the
,sso,rIr FOR the Republicans by two majority. me
sIoritf for Hoffman in this county If now placed AZ
400 . uo,-~-,-,
po,c,rrrpsIr. Nov. 1O-In the LIST District,
,ter CeIpty Durham (ep) Is elected TO the Assem-,
AZ. Woosey iRepl is elected IN the I'D District and
1rpcR CDcIn.j IN the IL Ia. - w 49, -.
PnrcuKrFPsIF, Nov. 10.-Ulster County gives
er.n 178 maoriiy I1ndsey CRep) for Congress, 40
siorjiy; Kerr 0Deml for sheriff. 81 majority, Tuthn
dlsUl = elected to Congress by about .9S majority
CORTLAND COUNTY.
Syr,CrsT. Nov. 10.-lIenry S. Randall DEM
"a. nearly 40 majority for Assembly In Cortland
Count.
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY.
JAMESTOWN, Nov. 10-W. l.. SessiOns's (Rep.)
.8lorty. for Congress, Is 26l
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CoLTON-HARDfSG On weln--av s No West rvsst,
duL. Rev. IT. GaAsist, Alber, Romano Color 2s
Lo1 second daughter Of Heu NJ Harding al Of this
No csrda
QUACKBSBCSB- WesssiAy Eey. O. al u. Popea
Hi Reformed Church Ess' Rah d's Rov D. Nell Qeha
bull D. D. Abpbl Qssk,nush TO hetees Fanshsw sio,ss
both Of this city No cars.
RIPIBY-CnURCHLL-c Ndnessy Nov al The Frsi Presk
D. D.. George H. Ripley
Mary C.. daughter Of vi Churchill, Jr, ell Of Brooklyn.
WATSOS-NUNROE-W Nov. b. the Rev. X A. Wss
D. Thomas Ws1oD 10 Famine guckeI es0seI u Ceerrs
D. o. Brooklyn
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

DONESTic MARKETS
sgwOEtsArs IOO.t, dull snd f3esa t,Srr
inc IiiC Moasss-rae Csa7c WHISKY trner ester. Rec
tied o. Others unchanged Misunderstanding iiofo
i20t. E,Siork Sight, par n discount Gold, il0i
suarrs Doctor market sciye bnef sAis
Ii1l $50 rees pu SIS bales Milliirz, N,c
WfLsr~a4os ~ c. l0-spihe Turp~nine ss'ive .. n&
gallons ROsn dal strained FL % Crude fupeSfrs
chasgeL Tar Grner At 81 10 Cotton quiet 81 ITO
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POLITICAL.
THE CITY VOTE.

Complete returns from missing election dis
ct give the following figures the oomplete vote OF
mi. city for Governor and Mayor:
BeFn.A WoodforL Han hWn
nH1 S4,472 1898 t6,4'
H6nman's majority in the City. b2,oSp.
HALLS majority 25,0A.
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ARKANSAS.
PROBABLE ELECTION or TWO DEMOCRATS AND
ONE REPUBLICAN TO CONGRESS.

PROBABLE OF TWO DfMOfRATS AMI
ONE REPUBLICAN TO CONGRESS.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 10-A special telegram to
The 1caiano1e from Little Rock Arkansas, says Hanks
majority Dem9 Roots Nepl in Independence
Co. is 400: In jackson Co.. ESQ; IN Cross Co., 2oo IN
st. Francis Co.. S. and In Prairie Co., 800 SUFFICIENT ro-
received 80 show the election Of Hanks
Ivy 1000 majority IN the Ist Congress District Ouaolta
Co gives synder, Republican candidate for Congress
in the lid District, 25 majority Rogers Jefferson
Co. gives him 100 majority. sana Co. gives Rogers
375 majority. i, Il believed that Synders is elected
District, is thought to be elected
that Hank majority In the LIST District Ia about 5000
CHARGES OF DIsATFRCTION AGAINST GOV.
CLAYTON.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 9.--1he Democrat has o spe-
cial from Little Rock which says strong attempt vss
made by Gov CaxtCn 10 sell out the Republican party In
the election OF Tuesday His registrars in places
10 says committed all kinds OF frauds in favor Of tho Do
mOcracy. In Phillips County where there Is about 700
Republican majority, the Governor went In person on
Saturday and with the aid OF white candidate ior State
Senator, and udge Bennett defeated the Republican
candidate, turning almost the entire Republican Vo'o
against Roots the nominee for Congress. On Monday
night Little Rock leading Rebel and candidate for
the Legislature declared himself and party In favor Of
CaXtOn for tho United States Senate The Caxton
men In Little Bocl oil voted tho Democratic ticket
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK mARKBr-so, ~

doll Pr, GUsAy a. l20S6 u Men.. Sc
IS ~ Inferior sDd Ordinary - sou % receipt, 3D Lesd .eA
decidedly lower recepts ard demand rode
80; bead sheep With heasy ssvpp
Ga 6bead
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METROROJOGICAL RECORD.

The following Is on official report by The
signal service United States ARMY. Division Of Te,e
grams and Reports for the Benefit OF Commerce. dstsl
NOV 10. 1870. ii:3o D. m:
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TENNESSEE.
RETURNS.

NASHVILLE, Nov, 10.-The latest returns an
pounoe the election Of Butler In the LIST ana OF Mayno
In the lid District
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RHODE ISLAND.
CONGRESSMAN ELECTED
Rep Ms

EAsTERN DISTRICT.

Hep IsH htp mNl
Pendlet0n. 1894 ROdmHu....9S go
The vote OF the Western District in lsG8 wa as follows
Nathan + DIXON, Rep, l.iS5 James Warehouse, DEM
2C4O; Rep. maj I%92.
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COMMENTS BY THB PEOPLE.

SOMETHING ABOUT PIGURBS-wHAT THEY ARE
AND WHAT THEY PROBABLY SHOULD BE.
TO the Bdftor Of The frtbS~c
SIR: Please look at the figures herewith given
NOncAruInR La ID fhIa city;
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MARRIED-

Wedding and Visiting Cards, ofa Stamping Sots rsps
VIZ. EyEEpEts Sons lot PrLTos1 Oh DUTCn cEURcA
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'Gnsnsco.'1hs maternal iuperioO to ss,sr stpesrstts
quality sk s remarkably G1rsb GeEEbe Gsaaae Vmbias
have The trademark inside
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abundance emnd OF the good old days befoo army
sutlors and CONTRACTOR had deinoralxed trade and
+" middle mon" had multiplied between tbo farmer and
tho city dealer.
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ELECTION sECRET.
TO hs Bdtfor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The following is from an editorial Of


TO fhs BdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The following is from an editorial Of
The World OF this date:
Hes.lors ha. or-ryn9 ,Leos while
IN nsreai prevail. party ever
it.ef IN a minority"
Being plain country gentleman. without any preen-
cratic party have az long carried the elections In this
city. aud which they boldly boast IL extending
the State, desire an explanation These are, In
deed, strange times when great party can boldly boast
OF frauds and ask IL members In other States TO initiate
'Ts difAcnt thing to leave party which received
first vote hut Mr.. L itor. having been welded
divorce have no idea OF calling /" our Jim Fisk a
brothc. Democrat Hcnceforth. am an outside mem
Se,,- YORK, NOV. TO- 1870
A CONTRAST.
To the Bditor Of The Tribune.
SIR: From O'Clock on Tuesday until the
closing OF the polls visited the Fourth and Sixth Ward
During an inspection OF 20 Districts saw but two
voters and both OF these. promptly challenged swore
In their yOtes Crowds OF suleD, wouldbe repeaters
hung about the booths think the whole legal vote WA
In O'Clock aud yet 1t lacked from 25 10 40 per
cent of the number Registered - 80 90,
Two years ago witness, with the editor OF Ire
trated by A. o. Hall and WIN. NJ Tweed" while spend
ing the hours, on election day, In visiting tho@e
cinssc regions OF tried and true Democracy AZ Ono
pace. line Of Democratic repeaters, eAtonding iar
down the street voted until after sunset, ptihOuf q
s'nOe challenged roe, 1t HAVING been given ogs that
any one challenging more than once should he
arrested for obstructng the elections and the pos
were kept open 10 minutes later than the law permits
sisted that by his time piece AZ was not Yet sunset
koao- York. Nov. .. 1870. OBSERVER
THE vote In the Fourth Ward. at the Charter Election
OF 1900 TOR Police Justcel 6,O6A On Tuesday last
tho vote (for May orr 1884.
Ia the Sixth Ward the Charter Election OF 1869 the
vote was TOR Police Justce) $3.50. On Tuesday the vote
for Mayor was ss7il-Ei.
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ALABAMA.
LARGs DEMOCRATIC GAINS.


MONTGOMERY, Nov. 10. About half OF the
State has been heard FROM including most OF tho Repub
llcan stronghold Tho Democrats have overcome the
majority for Grant In 1865. which sct In the stato
And have gone beyond It. Tho rcst the State will
largely Democratic, The Democrats have oiocrd tiree
and probably four Congressman and large majority OF
tho House OF Representatives. There no election TOT
Senators A. far heard fro there no disturbance
OF any Kind At any election boz In tho Stata
TUR HOUSE DEMOCRATIC.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 10.-The State ticket Is IN
doubt The Republicans lose Congressman In the liid
District The House will be Democratic. but tho lepub
ucans will have six majority on joint ballot
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TWO ARRESTS FOR BRIBERY IN PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE. Nov. 10.-KObert Morrow was
examined before q United States Commissioner today
on two complain for bribery at the recent Representa-
tive election. He held FOR trial in 1900 bail in each
complaint Charles II. Burroughs also hold Tor tria
on . similar complaint.
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TEE LEGISLATURE.


~ publican major ties l6V-SehaVe TO- houne' A'S'
Joint Ballot. l5l. -, IT,. %,
Joint Ballot, -.
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NEW-JEBSEY.

NEW-JEBSEY.
TIE MKT LBGI SLATURB
The next Legislature will be politically con-
stuted as follows
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MASSACHUSETTS.
VOTE FuR GOYERNoR--BY COUNTIES.
LIE IXRCrTIYR COTNCIL.

THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
The Executive Council of Massachusetts, is
composed entirely Of Republicans. as fOLOws-tSDse
marked with an astersk ha We been reelected:
/. Marshall = UnderV OOd. g. John +. Harris:
2. william L. Reed. g. 'JOnathan D. Mihh
3. 'Henr, g.. CrOHtL ~ Lliiah - o,O.u'Iu'
l. Jonas Fitch. & ~ lNanutf JOuuspb'
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NETWORK STATE.

FIRST CONGRESS DISTRICT; $500
Til. District, comprising Suffolk, Queens
.ud Richmond Counties, gave the heavy mNgf for
townsend for Congress over Norvell is only LIZ MI
Sorve ran ahead 81 his ticket in SUFFOLK Sgs III queens
So and IN Richmond. Az
DELAWARE COUNTY. r,
The vote in the town of Uamden ls he ioi-