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Porrv's fRenuhlican( so fnr rs heard from
! 4tS Giving the Wards and precincts
~ hc1r tTom Democratic maiOrities nj Tic
iNst ConGressional election, Perry will
have n msioritv Of S54 Ills majority will
mrohohIW ,, Se Sreater tl,an this. Returns
iTom IN Wards 0ni precincts give Steven.
son ! M ed district 81 majority: eight Wards
and ' precincts RI 10 hear ttom'gavc Stevenson
at It'll lie Inst election sol majority. Full re-
s turns ms from ir the Inst district give Perry
over cvI, savler GSe minority i'hirty.onc
wards war; nd n precincts heard from in Ham
iltnn county giyc the Republlcan county
ticket @ 1 a majority ranging from 1855 70
S9iS Stsyenson's minority will, from
nrcSent T,Tkg. ay,nesrances SsU.rS he over 7OO i"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES townships in Crawford
comfy riye FHst a gain over 1860 Of over
=
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IOWA
Z . gEs - 80 90 49,
DEa MONIES, October ii,

i.. DEs MONIES, October IL.
Returns Of the election come IN very
slowly, The roads arc so bad in Central
Iowa on account Of the continued flood,
that not much news will get in tonight.
The vote everywhere has been light. In
this whole region but little more than
half the vote will bc pollcd. In this, Polk
county, tho vote Is much lighter than last
year. The majority is about 1000, which
Is relatively larger than for Morrill, last
year. Tho majority in the city ol ,Dcs
Moincsis about 400. The meagrc returns
from the contiguous counties indicate that
while tho whole vote is light, The Repub-
lican majorities are increased according
TO the proportion over tho previous year,
At this hour we have no certain figures
from these counties. AS far as heard IRON,
tho vote in this section Of the State Is
largely against tho Constitutional Con-
ycntiou, at least 5 tO1. Greene county
gives 500 Republican majority; Cass, 325;
Des NIolnes, 600; Madison, GOO. tna
Whcatland-Rcpublican State ticket
1856; Democratic, %; Republican ma
iority As. iii .lusif "a.
II Dubuque -Midnight-Ltttle over halt
tho vote was polled to-day. The princt.
nal interest in this city centered the cleo.
lion for Judge Of the Ninth judicial Dis
trict. Baker, the Democratic candidate,
ran q long way ahead Of his ticket, re.
ceiying 600 or 200 majority over Broyton,
the Republican candidate. Tho returns
from the various wards, arc not complete.
II is estimated tho Democratic majority is
about 100. MeagFo returns from Hardin,
Floyd, Black Hawk and Delaware colln-
tics indicate large Republican majortties.
Donpan Is elected 70 Congress from tho
8d District by \ handsome majority. Il
Is, believed. Broyton is elected District
Judge by small majority, ty.,sya,,l.,s.
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CHICAGO.
OnIoAQo, OctoDcr 1l.

T. 'SAbAVANVt SObVUSa Ah
Yesterday the Illinois Central railroad
look possession Of one hundred and thirty.
Tour miles Of railroad embraced In the re.
Gently completed Iowa Falls and Sioux
Clsy railroad. The acceptance Of this line
running from Fort Dodge TO Sioux City
gives tue Central Company unbrokcn con-
aeStton between Chicago and tho prinel.
Rl cities Of the upper Missouri. Onthe
completion Of the projected Sioux City
aGa Pacific railroad, the extended line
Will strike the Union Pacific railroad at
fremont 'T,M l64 miles west Of Omaha. q The
Illinois Central Is also interested In, the
soastdFuction Soas Of the proposed road TO con
aecl ST. Paul and one on the northern ter.
minus with Cedar Falls and the Union
~ ETS1I'ECad leased by tho Central Company.
lucy arc likewise extending their encour.
SSSeMSnt TO tho completion Of two rival
ii iiae nom st, Louis to points on the IL
.a Iaols Central. The proper BGlleville
.0lIe inteEscCting the Central at DuQuoin
snu a q, Louis, and the South Eastern rail.
road ut Ashley ''''''
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IA Card from j. b. Fulton.

.... i BosTON, October Ii.
The friends Of Rev. DR.. Justin D. Ful
ton having seen the published statement
made by Theodore ..Tilton, met OF the
house Of Geo. w. Chipman last evening,
With the Executive Committee Of the
Union Temple Baptist Church, and by an
unanimous vote resolved TO prosecute Mr..
Tilton for libel. lin this connection, the
following card appears today: .,,,.
''The Statement made in the Brooklyn
Uai0n Of Friday, October 7th, by Mr..
iTilton, is unfortunate in two respects:
First The. letter he prints purporting to
be written by me, is a forgery. Second,
Pho declaration lie makes which follows
the letter, has not the slightest foundation
[signedl RI JUSTIN D. FULTON.
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OMAHA.
.nOMAuA. October liz

,grIaI ll4} OMAHA, October lii
Further investigation by the Coroners
Jury In tho case. Of the sudden death Of
Jennie Elliott, shown to have died from
tho effects Of strychnine, clicited no
further information in her case, but tcsti-
mony was given by aophysician that he
had examined the stomach Of another
Child Of the same woman, who died two
years agO, IN an nncountable manner, and
d portion Of whose stomach was preserv-
cd for analysis, and that he had found
what was ohis satisfaction strychnine, In
tho stomach ofthat child, The Coroner's
jury have adjourned till Wednesday.
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rIIE OBJECTIONS.

As usual in printing returns the moEh'
ING after elections occur, weare obliged to
,ivc then, to our readers as they come 10
~. mass Of scattering and fragmentary
6sprrs Most Of them have hcen received
since midnight; and the necessity of get
tmr them into type at once admits OF no
attempt, even il the partial character OF
,hr news permitted 10 .clacldatc, re-
x,lls except in one or two instances.
As far as received the news seems
~ average well There have been decided
RrpubIirau gains nearly all over Ohio
while there appears 70 be prcpondera.nfee
uf Democratic gains in Pennsylvania,
wehavc certainly gained "a Congressman
in Tic lst Ohio District (CincinnatD, and
there is a luir chance 'that We have not
lo,, one OF the districts considered doubt
mI SuELLABARGEN is reported elected
IN the Columbus district. SCuENCK and
BINGHAM will,havG a closejslavc, but the
indications are that both are elected. 7 Bel
mont county, MS far us heard from, gives
Republican gains, except in ST. ClaIrs-
willie. r- f.......y.....r.. ia
The Democratic expectation 0tsa vic.
tory in Allegheny county, Pa, by reason
Of orRenublican divisions, is disappointed, as
the county elects NEOLEY and Mel UNKlN
and makes u clean swccpgenerully, There
ure large Republican gains in Philadelphia,
probably due to the prevention Of the
usual colEee.pot Democratic frauds. There
il reason to fear that ANDY STEWART is
beaten in the 9lst district. .I I. Ga ID. d
The news from Indiana and Iowa is
meagrc. Or course there could be but
one result in Iowa.. IndiNna, II Is thought,
lMs gone Republican by . small majority,
IN Nebraska the election was nm excited
one; but personal rather tllAn political
issues seem to have shaped II. No results
are indicated. a laaUFta lla. .,1l l,.,l'
In Pennsylvania rs, a whole, We judge
there have been considerable Republican
losses, as there nearly always are "thc oil
yenr;" but taking all the States together
il woull seem tic Republicans have sl's'
taiucd themselves better tllan there was
reason to expect, in view Of their divisions
in many placcs, and Of the fact that as
the party in power they arc everywhere
held responsible by every one with whom wlh2
anything goes wrong. The"rcachon" oi
which the Democracy talk sollopefully
before each election Is rs remote as ever
Thr next Congress is assured; aud the
THURMAN programme postponed. I Z
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The Groundwork for a Virginia Duel.
rno,, tbo p3eAsnont' TVbgn of INGh

FF0Rl Ehe bsCAH0Au lVHsy " 4WH' fay.
On Saturday night there were any num-
Der Of rumors ailoat concerning an alter
cation which took pldCc that at,mOrning on
the up train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad; inwhich the parties were, MtIlor
james ". ". Walker, member Of the
House Ot Delegates from Madison, mud
James Barbour, Esq!;a editor Of tho En-
QNirer. II seems TINT sometime since IN
article appeared in tho EaqaiFer which
Major Walker deemed personally oIlcn-
sivc, and meeting Mr.. Barbour at the time
and place named, hC so informed him,
Mr.. Barbour, our informant says, in reply
remarked that he did not know that II
was SO, adding, however, that Major
Walker hadh bis redress He further states
that Major Walker thercupon assaulted
Mr.. Barbour, who in the meantime placed
his hand to his side as il TO draw a pistol.
Passengers intcrlered and parted them,
hut not before MIR. Barbour was quite
bloody. The latter, continued his journey
to CuIpcper' and Major Walker got off at
IICwlett's, where lis brothcr-in.law re"
sides. lie returned to the city, Saturday
niRht. ! i,t 9j.JGt y 3Ea-AGI ~
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yTgT eT .II@@I5o y-7X@0MTT0aIT0a" aIIT19ITITT- --
y TEEr1Ne ". Va. WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l2 1870

turned upon the candidates pledged To-
vote for Gov. Saunders and General
Thaycr for 0. s. Senator and If the re-
norts arc correct an immense amount Of
money has been expended by both sides.
Frauds Nrc claimed byall parties and there
were probably several hundred voters u
legallY rcglstcred in this city. aalM -.-
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: RiCHMOND.

RICHMOND, October II,
The difficulty between James Barbour,
editor Of tho EngHirsr, and Major james
w. Walker, member Of tho House Of Dele
gates from Madison county, growing out
Of an assault made by the latter on the
former on the train Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio. railroad Saturday, terminated last
night with perelnptory challenge from
Barbour, which was declined this morn!
ing on the ground that the State Constltu-
ti0n disFranchiscd ,dGelistS. Col. Johns.
Moseby bore Barbour's message.
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leys ttGp8S-uQ HOcluUGIAIIC gGt4batA0tS
Myers, Rep, will undoubtedly be rc.elcct'
cd in the Ain District. Judge Kcllcys,
ReD,, majority will reach 1900. The 9TH
District il doubtful. both Harman, Rep.
and Reading, Dem, claim to gbe elected
In StrandsbureI borough Davis, Rep, ma
iority' Is 100. The 12Lh District indicates
4 Republican gain over 1860 Of 400. 1t Is
thought Shoemaker, Rep, for Congress,
will he reelected. Z ~
Allcghany, Oct. 11.-4th Ward, 1st pre-
cinct, McJunkin 429; Sirwell 200; For Sen
atcGAnderson 295, Swearingen 2G1, Cor
don n; Assembly-White $40, Cohles 30
Walton 1888; iProthon Ross 32S, Hay
a43, Nicely CO; Commissioner r-Scott BIZ
Irwin 244, Shaw 7S; Coroner-West 330
Rafferty, 9lO, Miller O1; Jury Comnis,
sioner-Y Young 342, Hayden s205;, Floyd
SO. First Ward, Republican majority
over both tickets Of 59 votes. McJunkiIl
for Congress, $40 majority.
Second Ward, Allegheny, gives Q Rep
majority for Congress Of 47s; Rep. Senate
over ali 2S1; Assembly, Rep, average 55O
votes, Dem. average 200 votes; Reform
average 15O votes, Walton getting e2C
votes; Commissioner, Rep. majority over
all 2QS; Coroner, Rep. majority over al
2pE jury. Commissioner, Rep majority
$50. 2 ~ S.sf N Z e5.,-sL
Grecnburg, Ludwick and Penn Boro,
and Hcmpfeld tp., SO Rep. gain over 1868.
Harris6urg-Jennings, iRep,, defeated
Stewart 14O; Foster SO. West Union
Borough Stewards majority 33; Dem.
gain 0F o votes over 1860; South Hunting
don tp., Rep. gain 80; Sewicklcy tp., Rep.
majority so; q North Huntingdon tp,, Ste
wart 2S4, Foster 232; North Shab0rnc tp.,
Fayettc county, Dem. gain 90 over 1868,
McConncllsburg-FuIton county, 9th
district in; Myers, Dem, for Congress glins
30 over 'tSS, Wisilart, Rep, for LegislH-
t.,re, ahead Of Tic ticket; county estimated
Clarion County-9O5 Democratic ma.
iority over Packers majority In nine
District. t ..i4S
Salisbury, InliOila Collnty-Stcwart O1i
Foster 81; Republican gain 10. Indiana
Borough Stewards majority 83; in White
township 04, IN. Vii aSa'es. va
Bedford County-In 10th District Cess,
IN, Rep, gains 70 over the vote oil 1858. /
Fulton County-Iu 9th District Myers,
Dem, for Congress, gains 80 over 1868.
Wishart, Rcp. Tor Legislature ahead .ot his
ticket county estimated at 40 majority
Meyers. EW'4 ,"4 sf,. q
Canonsb,rg-Cecil township gives 0S
Republican majority; Republican loss oI
|" Westmorelasd@Foster, " s1s S Dem, Tor for Con.
gress, will have 1900 majority. He,is
55robSbiy elected. The Legislative ticket
viii he about the same.
%rFaye,to-Stewart, Rep, for Congress
has, III II districts, a gain Of 55 over 90
vole's ,t] vote. s''1E = ''""i ,u''
AIlegheny-ln thirty districts the Re.
publicans have a gain OF 900 over Gcary's
vote, 4. 49,, ., ...
Ciarion-Tn seventeen townships heard
from the Democrats have u gain Of $751;
will M have 500 majority. 4 7
Allegheny -Negley, regular Republican
candidate, will hayea YEA majority over ndS tiop;
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Chicaro Market.

80 CHICAGO uGt0utt III I
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
G4AIN--W WhGat-No. aspiring. Chicago active
atSf 07H@t OK; this afternoon dull and ueEni.
nN. COFn-NO. : mixed 6lH@gSc; this aiteE.
noon duVlantl unchanged. O6kS-Qnlet and M.
changed; No. Sat 86S@S9kc. Rye-Quiet and
I92c lower; No. 2,70Hc. BaFley-Spring No. :
Ho6S-Dull and declined 800 08Sc; at 81 3O08 10.
tATTLE-Dull and nominal.
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JUSTIN D. FULTON.
SALT LAKE CITY.


.a.+., SALT LAKE, October ii.
Al q meeting Of the stockholders Of the
lions Cooperative Mercantile Institution
yesterday, the business shows satisfac.
tory and fiourishing condition. A dtvi-
dend Of ten per cent was declared on tho
six months hbusiness. The following
officers were elected Tor the insuing year:
Brigham Young, President; William Fl.
Hooper, Vice President; Jennings, Smith,
Eldridge, Conner and Taylor, Directors;
H. B. Clarkson, Superintendent; William
Clayton, Secretary. Jtn
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. ftT'sel9y NBw YoRES October II!
iCoTroN4 Heavy and declining; sales OF E7O
bales Of uplaudS ut 16c, .r4,f,ll;,.- ,igt.,l f,y
FLoUR-Unchanged ,.,',-,f--., HI. 4
GRAIN-Wheat dullahd unchanged; new No!
1 and g spring chleago. sold at 81 2O@1 %;
winter red amber 81 3291 10. Rye steady ut
90@92c. Oats steady western Gt GaGe6gS; Ohio
640a6GC, Corn Arm; mixed 8t%S0S 5trn 4 nd,
Realistically at aS029c. ~, ~, ''t'i.. = . !, Z
PROVISIONS steady: Moss, seller 0dtol
ge 81 Sssi 9@S SsS meas All
aud dropping; 1000 tlerces COED at 1BEc, now
held at16Kc; seller December at AK, now held
mt lEc. -- -liN.ItnN1iIil an l.-.Li.-
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SPAIN.


" T'''T = - MADRID, Oct. II. |"
senor CASTELAR, recently received dep.
utatton from France he delivered
short speech affirming the sympathy Of
the Spanish people, who were decidedly
with the French Republic, y.
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AcsxowLEDatMEST-For tic most Of
orr election ncws this morning We are in
acb,e,l 10 the special cxertions Of our
obligiug friend 1IoKELvEY and his excel
lent assistants, Of the Western Union line,
the regular press report being very mca-
gre. "A Il } NH,f& itty ,hi z
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baltimore Market.
,foqa RA1RneR1. October ii.

FSouU-Ftym.
0EAIN-Wheat- -pNifm; Indiana rcd 81 Soal 81.
CoERt-Dul and unchanged; western whlts $50
9Oe. 0ats-F Firm at 4e66le! sla ~ F.'iTilI
7 PR0vDI0Ns- Pork arm sat Sa1, Baeon-sho
GFs 1s1i0 0l6c; sides Tx Disc; clear rib 7eAe.
SS %a1sRY1seSaESs AK :. ssSa Sn .a Ii Sosglo,
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BEL; T;G7IUM.

10 l;.fiS NJ, BRussRIs, October II. y
4Thc :Jouradl declares that Austria was
TOO I)assive when Rome was absorbed by
italy. She made energetic representa-
tions In favor Of the Pope at Florence.
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i rERus'oF FnE WERrLrNUqNa
ITA.ISY.
FLonENcE. October Ii.

FAUNENUE, UCIUUeF IT.
The King expected to pass several days
at Maringo, to. witness the military ma
ncuvers. The members of, the opposition
party in the Italian Chambers, il caucus
yesterday, voted unanimously to sustain
the Ministry in their plan In the unidca.
tion ot Italy. = s,t2J3 r ''3- 2, 7's''''
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helm0Dk CQuuttSf NO4e4Mu'SCMASY 4, !
RcpublicanjlnajoritY 65; gain 2G. wills
township, Guernsey county-Democrattc
majority on State ticket 80; Chambers
majority 81. ~ s..,.
Marietta-Republicah majority "4S;
gain 2G4. -,
Harmar y Republican majority 1O1
oxiord-schenck 44O; Campbell e77;
Republican gain Of GS over Hayes ma
Ejority last fall.
/ Springfield Republican majority in
Springfield township Cos; gain IS. More
field NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. majority ";
gain A.
Fayette-Cecil township, 90 Republican
minority; Republican loss 13 ON 1868.
German Township-Chambe 100;
Bingham 70. ,oo
sSlineyllle- Republican majority 1Qo.
Newark-City and township, Republt-
can gain 104 over 1885,
Fayctte County Concord township,
Republican ma ajority 12 gain OILS Not
cOIorcd vote. On. IEf,
CincinnNti-1st Congressional District
I-Republicqn gain in lst ward @VO over
Inst Congressional! election. 'i'.,,-.g
ChiIlicothe -6cioto township, Ross
county, gives Republican majority of
10: gain SO, "a
Yellow Spriues-Y Yellow Springs pre-
cinct Of Miamiifownship.g gives ShellAbar.
Ger les majority; Sherwood 1870 minority.
Lancaster-Full returns give Repub-
licon gairl Of rs in this city, over the vote
Of 1870 ~ fJStfE Y
Valley Junction-Cary, Dem, 145;
Stenhenson, Rep,, sS3, and the balance 0t
tho tickct in he same proportion. Liz
Observation-Disclosures majority 989;
lnrCe Rennblicorl cains,
~ EircleviIlo%CitY and township gives q
Republican majority Of 1906; q Republican
cain over the Pendleton VOTE
New Lcxington-Pike township and
New Lexington gives IS Democratic ma.
ior,tv. n Democratic gain of 12. Van3
trumn's majority over Brown 08. !.
HamiIfnn-Returns from Butler county
oives CNmnbell i .1T5 majority; Rcpubli-
can gain Of n. E-'4l li't .s.,ll,. Z,
Lebanon-Union, township official re-
turns giye Sohencka n majority Of r.,
P0meroy-Giyes a total majority for
gain eni tgI o}sss NTid,iienort gives Rcpubli.
ean e"r1' maiority NJ Tit Of S.
GranviIle-Republlcan majority col
gain of 33 over last year. A,
GIeyelanIlINiialni n. goes Democratic
Inv = nioiofitvf Ssss ! : l! ~ . U
Eatoti@Six,ownshins show d small Re-
prhlican> Ioss compareds with The vote OF
Two Two vISrs nro Thc county will give 700
mnicritv 5 fSr schenck,
II Pomsrov-Retnrns from three Wards
o;ve o n RcSnblican majority for Congress
IF Te n RenubIican gain Of over 1858.
Reimont m Co,-GosIlen tn. gives Bing-
= nt'>H" /, 80 = ,T;ttna,,5 ,vn;rEE0F
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Arnold, Nausbanin & Murdllnger,
clothiers on North Third street,
have suspended &
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PhiISdeiphla Market.

n gts PIILApEEPHIG, October II.
Trade ii suspended by the election. The mar.
kets are u0miHally unchanged.
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GovERSMENT BoNDs-
United States Sc OF 1881, eonponB,t li4 1ll4k
Flve.twentles (1662l !! =: .ll9S49lI8
FiVe.twCntieB (tEG4}. .1tlH@l1lH
FiyG.twentles (lS05). g........ .1tlA@ll9
FlvG.twentiCS le859 now. .,....as.I ellgH
Etve:twcnties i660.
Ten-F FortlGs.. eio6N
Currency BE. s!..s!..: - S.s1llADl11H
ST0CKs-MarRot active and buOyant, on an up.
ward turn by Reading, Pittsburgh, Lake Shore,
Wabash, Western Union and P2ciNC Mall. Bu-
slness Is we'll distributed and very large, At the
close the market was ofta little from tie highest
point, but still active. ar i'GItf
Western Union Telegraph, 99<: Adams Ex-
press. e6}f; Wells, Fargo q e., 9sl{; american.
ie% fSsk , Sfs;tR dnI dIss sss tsassl is
orn,' SS9; prcisrred, ssS; Rock Gsland., ii5jSS;
New Jcfsey Central, l07: St. Paul. NIX: PIE:
WAYNE. WayS; @; TSFTo % nsnio'' Ee' sVthI Chicago and
Alton; lis; Ohio d. Mississippi, 8aa(; Cleveland.
Columbus = Cincinnati, aH; BnrliugtoR 4
17S; Illinois Central, 13TX. 'iitg91aii
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Nnesville-lSepuDl1cA ga1p OF 4Ov' ;
"Columbus- Everything received shows
Republican gains very heavy. ~
New Philadelpllia-Dover tp., Dem.
majority O1, Dem. loss 80.
NlilwoOd, Guernsey county, gives Cham p
llers majority; Dem. gain Of S7 votes
over election OF 1868. S.lt. -..!It e.
GAINESVILLE Rep. majority 81, q Rep
gain Of near 100. Y g.ei9Ji s ~, gsqqsi "a
Steubenville- CIlvaine's majority In
tho 4th Ward 60; in the city twill be
over 800. Republican maj i6fftys on State
ticket about 425; gain Of 300 over sd.
Amber, for Congress, runs ahead OF State
ticket about as. to i.ss,. d .sgslI B5l,i
Beaver townships Noble 4 county
Chambers 80 majority, Democratic gain
over 1868 Of 58.. Sigaa! Rf5 l..'i ..i9t ,n,1'
18th Ohio District Bedford gives Up.
son 80 majority; Temperance ttcket N',,5 ~
votes. ,.s-.l IL. ~, Z. .tl,g 4.
Democratic gain 72. .s,
18th Ohio District -SteubenvillGs Rep.
majority Is 100. .f-
\ WcIlsville, Yellow Creek township;
Total vote 405, Ambler $40; Ball 7lS5;
mSiofity rSsoi 81 ,stStc, ticket 1O5.s lagrange
precinct, Jefferson county-Amler 80;
Ball 50; reported gain 8. Sandy town
shlp-State and county ticket Republican
majority 1O7; Ball 81; Amber 15S.
STinervs Republican ia and Democratic
"a: for Congress Amber 94 majority.
MongrclSStatei Senate Walls lKep)
11S. Lea Dem) So. Dover township
Democratic majority 9l; loss 80, zfs
BIScE HantlGNis1 1otity for tho Demo
cratic ticket In Hanover township, LICK
ing county, 90; for Congress Wy; ReilpQ0i 't iQ I
s'lS'U NsWaTf az 6lty Sl Sad township -Republi!
can gain Of 194 over 1883.
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Fire Opened on Paris.

1 '777'7'- m LONDON, OCT. II.
'Itmay be assumed that tho Prussians
have opened fire on the fortiacationS Of
Paris today. postponing tho bombard'
ment Of tho city. Itself, until tho resistance
orthe people makes IL inevitable
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London Bond Market.

U. .. SECURITIES IN LONDON: ""
[Cabls report received BY Augastus pollaels Esq
~ LONDON. October 10.
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Commercial and Financial, a.,
New York money and stocl nTarket.

II Nsy YoHE, October ii.
GoLp-FIrnes; opened at 1tS1,E, and closed al
IlSA offered; 1l31& asked. Borrowing rates i.Ss
@I.16 per cent till tomorrow, CleAFancGS $4B,'
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OHIO. ~.
Belmont County,
PEAsE TOWNSHIP.

Secretary. OF Sherwood, (t.l 467;
Sup. Judge-Nlcllvaino (R) 4O7; Har'
rison (D)S41. -, ,oo.
Comp. Of Treasury-5Wilson (R.) 4Osi
Board & PsS; Works ?. l..5 Herring q 4e7i
'tSne Congress bingham (R.) 4cl; Chambers
Board Of Equallzation-Dungan (R)
4s4; Greene (D.) 341! tjtlil t!ttt . |
County Auditorium Pelt R) 5O2i
Clayland ID S95, y., z ~ t,n
SheriFNThomas (R.) 40; Hayes (D)
'oe; Commissioner Wilkinson {R) 4o7;
Nts'oS corSnser2Hogo s hog (R9 4so; Kennedy d.
Director Of 1narmary-L Lodge (RN 4eS;
,Gossett (D.) 341.