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New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

1t will crafty good many of his friends to
know that Mr.. John G.. Whittier makes haste
to decline the ProhibitOry nomination for Con-
gress in the IYth Dlass.) District. lie does SO
peremptOrily. He says that he has fiattered
himself that his Republicanism was above sus-
picion that the use of his name by the Pro-
hibitOry Convention was wholly unauthorized !;
and that he must beg to be excused. SO, too, IN
the IXth (Mass) District, Mr. George Z. Hawkes..
also nominated for Representative by the Pro-
hibitionists, absolutely declines to run, and re-
commends everybody to vote for William Is.
Washburn. We think that Messrs. Whittier
and Hawkes. are pair of very sensible gen
tlemen.
In fact, these new parties in Massa-
chusetts seem to have rather melancholy
time of it in getting anybody to stand or run.
Mr.. H. P Bartlett of North BrOOkfeld, nomi-
mated by the Labor Reformers for the Legis-
lature, says that the Republican is good
enough Laborers' party for him. Mr.. George
+. HOar, the Republican candidate for Con-
gress in the With Congress District, has
written a very spirited letter, in which he
claims that the Republican has always been q
Labor party" and asks the following ques-
ton, to which there can be but one honest
answer:
"Do men think that those who, through evil report and
through report abored to elevate the dstant
slave who never have rested until the chains which
bound the limbs of four million Southern laborers
struck off, Indifferent to the claims the interests OF
their fellow citizens OF their blood and kindred whs
dwell aud toll by their sideP'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Mr.. Terence Quinn, who was Judge Woodruif'
FIRST present to the Albany Penitentiary, ap-
nears to have got so into the habit OF repeat
inc that, he went right on registering his name
from district to district when he was so oihu
drunk that he could MT see hole through
forty-foot ladder, and had MT the least notion
Of what he was doing. See what it is 10 20
educated in the school of Tammany haii' 10
ia MT safe to get drunk in that relationship tho
nroclivity to crime is 40 irresistible
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Pleading guilty was the order of the day on
the part of repeaters in Judge WOOdruff's
Court yesterday. These gentry have at last
discovered that violation of the law is not
Joke, and the thousands of their fellow crimi-
nails yet unarrested are gradually working
the same idea through their heads. If they
do not get it distinctly comprebended by next
Tuesday, they will then receive lesson not
likely to be needed again for several years.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

There are still two or three Assembly districts
in this City, as well as one in Brooklyn, wherein
competing Republican candidates remain in tho
field. We entreat the Republicans of those
districts to put an end to this anarchy at once.
Withdraw one of the rivals-both, if you can
not agree upon one-and let us have harmony
and mutual confidence. 1t is hard for any ft
man to go to Albany for an Assemblymans
pay, but to run on a split ticket, with GER
tainty of defeat, is Insanity. Let us have
peace!
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
amussmenis, eit., 6bie Gusning.

BoorH's THEATER.-" Rip Van Wmkie'' Joseph
ET1Tu AVENUE THEArER.-"Man and Wife,
FOuRTERNTH-sT. THEATER.-" The Stranger Mrs'
''aSy GRAND OPERA HousE.--At and 8: LA Grande
ITNS EpwIN's TuEATRR.-At and g.: " Aladdin
and Bsek- -Byod Susan" .rr
SmIo,s sG,RpEN.-English q Opera: At l, 4" III Trova-
49, uR STSe Bohemian Girl" Bernsrd Rose Hersce =
OLYMPIC THEAIER.-" Wee Willie Winkie." o. H.
Martha" ,. r
WUIACK's THEATER - At |. "Adrienne Le-
.opyreuf Nine seehacb Alta "Jchn Bull" John Broagham
AroILO HAL~-Orphan Fund Concert. "in0'
BshepSchRlt1 ,,.u Citv
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION. Empue 0i'
Nrw-YoRK CIRCus-At q and s. Equestrian Ga
ercses scobaic performance &c Lent .ox proadyay
SAN Francisco MINSTRELs NO oo'
Eongs, dances. eccentde acts. etc x,, Az and S.
WoOD's MUSEUM AND MENAGERih'-A'
"Iurines
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

We hear of an attempt to get up .seconh
Republican candidate for Assembly in the hlth
District, last represented by John II. White
ESQ. This is madness if not treachery. john
V. GRIDLEY is the Republican nominee In thas
district-he is strong and true man-he can
be elected if he has the field-and to set up
another Republican against him is simply TO
surrendt the district to the common adversary.
Republicans of the XIth! poll your every voto
fer John " GRIDLEY!
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
LOUISIANA.

Two years ago, the Sham Democracy carried
Louisiana at the point of the bayonct, making
it choose Seymour Electors by sO,225 votes to
33,263 for those favorable to Gen. Grant, and
return a Democrat to Congress from each OF
the five districts. They effected tins by
threatening the Republicans with death II
they dared TO approach the polls. Thus
Parishes answering to our COunties) containing
as many Colored as White voters made such
returns AZ the following:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
rms as the following

There were several more Parishes nearly
as one sided as these; while in others the Re
publicans claimed and exercised their Right
of Suffrage. But nobody doubted that the
State was made to cast it's vote for Seymour
and Blair by violence and terrorism. 1t will
be different next week, when three or four
Republicans will be chosen to the next
m
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Gold sold yesterday at 11O. AT the beginning
of Cen. Grants Administration it sold at lS
at the end of the first year, at 10 now " -
10! Put this beside the steady reduction 0,
the Debt, and the diminution of taxes an"
then let the enemies of the Administrator"
persuade you if they can, that in the essen
tials on which the people have most set theif
heart il ia not n brilliant success
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Our German feilow-citizens rallied last night
to the cause of the party with which their
principles, their sympathies and their inter
ests alike ally them, in inspiring numbers and
spirits Gov. Solomon and others made stirring
addresses, and the enthusiasm was unbounded.
German Republicans will give q good account
of themselves next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Republican New-Yorker now away ron yoa,
own State. be entreated to hurry hoiiio -
time to vote Republican from another o'a'o
that votes next week! if away from nome,
start at once for your own neighborhood' n'',
do not leave it till you shall have recoroed
ynur vote
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

fore. friends. in the rural districts give no
heed to the Dragging and bullying OF our ad-
versaries, but draw out your last vote for
Woodford and the entire State Ticket, In the
assurance that full vote by non-repeaters
will give us an old fashioned Republican ma
iOrity
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
A QUESTION ANSWERED.



From The World. Oct. 8. 1910.
This unabashcd attempt
TO bring I'm q reign OF terror,
and Overawe our citizens on
election day with q swarm
of deputy marshals, backed
by the Army and Navy, Is
calculated to stir the people
to resentment, aud prOrokc
them 10 90 10 the pous Min
arms in their hands. 1t is
possible that We are tread
ing upon the edge OF grave
events and approaching an
emergency when freemen
must consider iohdt they are
,oiiiing 10 do and dare.
This plan seems calculated,
IL not intended, 10 credfe a
riot and break up the etee-
ton in the city,"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
The QUESTION.

fhh &peDAsc's
Prom Tn World. Nov. 4, 1870.
"Who have reported t0l
the President that they had
fears OF a riot in this city on
election dayi Who are the
men that have thus been
defaming our city Z Every
citizen Of this metropolis
and every stranger who has
chanced TO be In the city
during an election knows
that there is no place In the
United States where the
elections have been more
peaceful and orderly than
In this city. 1t is duo to the
public that the name OF the
person or persons who nave
asked Grant to send military
here on the ground that he
or they feared a riot should
In nuhliahad -
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
Business Noiiffs. oiiffs...-,-,--,-->
->>~>~,,,' w ----- DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
STERLING SnyERwARk-
AT PKicks
RrmRIIL a. CO.,
Bnsiness Notices. ..

W ATCHES, 49,.
STERLING SnvERwARE-
AT Psicks
RUMRIII. a. Co.,
u13 BROADWAY. CoKSkR ChAhbsks-sI., y. -
BENEDICTs TINE. -
,,vs Cu.rSs DIAMoNDs STERLISG SILyERwARE'
BENEDICT BROTHERS,
Keepor Of the City Time,
op, Store III Broadway, corner CortlAnd.st hevl0I1
NORE TRIUMPHs FOR HERRINGs SAFES
TRisis OCrouER.
FIRE AT OwEGO. o
r>.sr HERRING PARREI SHgRnASGeAs; The SAFE pTrcnso
.f ,our house Eve ago for the H o. VIC hn
s~o nsSs thrur the morning Of the 10Th INST se os
n e frs foF about Upon opening the ooon anu os
came out al o K 1ruY|our'' ~ ~ ur,, s,Dayybo,
FIRE IN PHnADEIPHh: .-,
~ " PmIApyLPHtA, Pa, Oct, II, 1870.
M.s,s PARRR HERRING Co, 10 Ch>sfnHt sIoennse. @
te eFeppr OF The 2h Phnng MILL situated on ne % ~,
oosssng Of large Of lumber and other
rat~As fact mill consumed Du hnS
OF one o. valuable Champion FIRE PROOF ot, valuable
when In the
Yours respectfully, - DASihI -
rih" " CoIUsRIA g. C., Oct is, 1870.
Msrrs HKraNo PARRKL SHKRnAs NeT- foTsGns' % dne
business par Of Columbia destroyed by ere February IL
pSpe ard SO forth all preserved IN one OF yo,. ~
e"0e-'no0d , rr Hsrsos
HERiuSGs PATENT CHAMPIoS SAFES
The reliable protection from hre
HFRRlSG's NEW PATENT BANKERS SAFES. n,
Hardened iron combined with the PATENT SP h'h'
Ierng FOyd' P,,sRt s !. PIUeSd Ss S ITO" '"s
HERRING, FARREL SHERMAN,
Isl Broadway, cor. Murray ST., N l.
FARREL HERRING Co., Philadelphia.
iivppIsS FApRRI SHERMAN New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

For an Irritated Throat, Cough or Cold,
BRowS BRONCHIAL TRooHEs" offered with the fullest conf
depos enc.cy They have been thoroughly tested and maintain
e good reputation they Justly acquired IA there are ihntsa0A'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

THE HAIR, SCALP, AND FACE.
p skul and well known Dermatologst
Ms Bcstou Consulted at his Newiok once ~
Boud-st, where he o..
Tsi. With special prescriptions Falling Loss and Preaturey Gray
Hsiy D.ndruH Itching Scad Heads and all d
eases Of scalp destroy hair The Doctor enres
y sebtob) and Wens Also Comedones tbAc wos
or gubs Moth Patches Frecke UnDsius Red Noses ana f4Pg
fsoes o-.~ a.,
genAf foyTu (Ircular
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

THROUGH TO ST. LOUSY WITHOUT CHANGE.
Commencing on Monday 7h magnificent Daily Line OF rev
w.r, Pullman Drawing room Sleeping Cars will leave
Hudson Depot Thietbst Pacific Express att m and
run through Louis without change via the Great Wabash
Route
Be .pa apartments can secured the principal ticket Offices
.nd a, IN. u RR Denot Thirtietb-st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

WnBOR's COP LIVER OIL AND LIMR.-Ihe
persons who have been restored from confirmed
nv preparation and the grateful parties them
selves Dendng and acknowledging Its wonderful en-
in New England The Con
in s combination robeeA oi ~ unpleasant taste and rs
Pfpa rr-e r~.~ss SA @ the ge1s and .stAps
the diseased lungs WlLBoh No. 100
=. ias Sold hx all druggists
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.tnL,.,nN 80 IN

tIon, the stock in bond having also been
largely reduced. The total thrown upon
the market during the month was nearly
thirty and a lalf millions, or three millions
more than the t6tal actually landed with.
in the same time, tho difference being
drawn out OF stock held in Government
warehouses. The epports for September
were d disappointment to the trade. There
was in increase ingold, but the shipments
Of produce were d million less than for
tie same month Of last year, notwlthstand-
ing tie demand growing out Of the Euro
pean conflict. The, total exports Of pro.
duce for tho year, the Journal adds, will
show a further decline, unless the trade
should rally verJ0soon, the falling Of be-
ipg e9nsidetalhbls q sln since the date above
EthGueHtin -., y, .f.Slgt I.tfi l,ig IA 81. stIL
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!. NEW YORK CITY.
Attempted Assassination. Z
Nav YoRK NOvemher

NEW YORK, November IL. T
An attempt was made last night to US
sassthate t6e notori61s Harry HnL. by o
young puCilist named Honley, who fired a
shot vt him through q window. A row
occurred, during which Hill and the light
weight pugilistl Edwards, Wefei beverley
cut and beaten.
The Methodist Missionary Society Of
the United States met to-day, Bishop
James presiding, and made an apprOpria-
ti0n Of some 900, 900 t0r the work Of the
present fiscal year. .,
The libel suit Of Samuel ]. Goodenough
against John Lousban, growing out Ot the
recent troubles in the Methodist Book
Concern, was before the Supreme Court
to-day, on motion to set aside m order
requiring certain parties present at the In
vestigatfon made by the Book Concern to
appear and testify, Decision reserved.
The case Of Denning a. the United
States, was argued in the Supreme Court
to-day Upon a motion to restore AZ to
the docket decision was not given, but
the Attorney General gave his consent to
q restoration. .,...- d.,
Commissioner Wilson of;the General
Land Office, to-day denied his intention
10 resign. He says Il tho President don't
want him lie Inns the privilege OF dismiss
ing him, ~.
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Suicide at WelIsburg., ,

Fsoamu be NssSa,ef hs1iM, ,'y ,.'y ~ ni,,.
Or town VAS consideraBly Excited,
yesterday, upon learning that Mr.. James
Stewart, young married man, had com.
'mitted suicide BY hanging hiinselt.a For
some months: ii cwds noticed that Mr..
Stewart acted strangely. Prior to his
death, he had been employed at MIR:
Boner's as q carpenter. During gthe past
few days, however, he had been inthe
neighb0rhood of Mr.. Angnew' where he
was observed to act somewhat singular.
Yesterday morning he was found in the
latter gentleman's barn, hanging by the
neck, quite dead. Mr.. Stewart, was q
young man of exemplary character, and
Is believed he was insane when he COM
mitted the deed. He had been married
but q lew months ma hsaipiIhl3!f nnI .
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TIE New Orleans papers dfe urging
the construction iot iron steamers and
barges for the transportation Of freight on
the Mississippi, and think that at least five
millions of dollars year might be saved
by their substitution FOR the present
wooden cratt, which, tits said, "lasts only
five or six years." while tho ''lron boats
would last thirty to forty years" The
present tonnage ahoat on Western rivers
Is about 100000 tons, including barges
and canal boats, and, at an estimate Of
$40 per ton, Is worth some $17,OOO,OOO.
The freighttransported annually on West,
ern rivers is put down at not less than
$3.50, 900, 600. The question Is an import
ant one, and one In which Eastern trans
,portalion companies have . direct Inter
est, asathe more produce that finds an
outlet 10 market, by way Of New Orleans,
the less will there be for railroads 10 bring
F,aSE5,r t1t d. LIS Hsfes ls.IF.f lll1g tss . tf.
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MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. II

.Il ,g ST.. LOUIS, Nov. H..
Complete returns from this county give
Brown 1926 /; NICC Clurg 4,879 /; Browns
majority 10 5S4 Reported majoriLies from
"a counties give Brown Al, ,795; McOlurg
10,984; majority for Brown 3O,911. These
figures indicate that Browns majority In
the State will boss 600 to 10000 OlsEM
The Republican claims to have returns
and estimates from O5 counties, with the
following result, for the Legislature
Holse-D Democrats OF; Fusion 70; Ltber.
ais IS; Republicans 20. Senate -Den1o.
Crats7 {; Fusion z; Liberals 1; Republicans
2. The Liberals have their County Mar
shal, Clerk Criminal Court. and Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney. The Democrats
have all the other county officers by band
some nlajorities, including Judge Of the
Circuit Court t7sdj !asofs y!unlgi y!
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Terrible Railroad Accident in Sonth
g Carolina. 8
CoLuStBIA, November II.

" ' COLUMBIA, November II.
A terrible accident occurred on the
Greenville and Columbia Rail Road yes
terday, about 10 miles above Columbia,
The passenger train due here at 3:45P P. n,
from Greenville, fell though trestlc
work. The baggage and passenger cars
were precipitated to the ground, fully 25
feet; one passenger car remained on, the
track being held by the wreck. z Mrs.
Phillip Fogerty, of Charleston, was killed;
also Charles Joy, Of Newbcrry, 5: O.,
Grace Montague (colorcd stewardesS) and
Minerva Parr (col0red.) :, Stephen Smith,
Of Newberry, Hatson Lomex, (colored)
State Senator from Abbeville and ex.C Con-
tederate Col. Jas. Hagon and family, OF 8,
O., injured, lN' Gi' J2 @iN"L.
rgtThe accidentwas caused by breaking q
wheel, throwing a portion of the train oil
the track while passing over tho trestlel
causing the trestle 10 give way and pre-
cipitating the cars ID tho ground. The
engine, tender and last passenger car
were left on the tract In addition to
those mentioned as wounded are Stephen
Smith, Conductor lsaacs, Express Messen-
ger Q. A: Berris, Miss joy Of Newburg,
and Maj, T. Hiles III ,Hg aytpl3GI
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WASHINGTON.
Rumors About the N. Y. Federal
- Offices.

Rumors About the N. Y. Federal
Offices.
hiI1 ,,,'i ,..., NEY YoRx, November u.
AWashington special says that among
the numerous rumors afoat. Is one that
collector Murphy, Of New York has signf-
fled his intentention to resign at once. and
the names Of Judge PirrepOnt, Cent? E.
Spinner and Gen. Pleasanton are mention
cd in connection with the place. Another
rumor sends Senator Conkling to Europe,
and still another cohtemplateS the trdnter
Of Judge Allison, now. Registrar of the
Treasury, to the office ofCommissionerloi
Patents.
" AWashington corrcsp0 p0ndent teleg graph;
cd last night: Letters have been receiv-
ed ut the White House, from prominent
persons in New York, who have close
business and personal relations with the
President, urging him to Inake'a clean
sweep Of tho general officers. These per!
sons, represent that the plan Of giving
New York city oillcesto radicals from the
country has worked badly, both ways. IT
has secured defeat IN the city, and 1t has
aIlenatcd in the rural districts great mum.
bers Of radicals, who could sec, no reason
for the selection Of the fvOrites named.
There Is q move maturing which will
astonish some OF the persons busiest in the
recent canvass In your CITY," ...s
President Giant Visits philadelphia.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
The President appointed John A. Min.
mis- U. s. Attorney for the Northern dis
II Tic C President. accompanied Sa S by General
Porter, leaves Washington this evening
for brief visit TO Philadelphia. The trip
will have no reference to public matters,
but private business. po.8rs g.m.G .
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Nesw Yorrk ProdIu!les.e. !MlIIarket... J.

NV AWIID1 INUIs1lIV1T z T
COrroN-B -Buoyant but .ungettlcl; opened H0
FFLoUR-DemRnd fair and prices advanced SC.
AIN-WheAt-Eirm; new spring 81 26Ql 20
winter red amber 81 !St9l 8IH. Ryo-UnchanR
Cd Oats-FIrm; western bS059Ke: Ohio 60a
6lHc. Corn Unchanged; mixed 660STc. N li,gi
E0os-pull and prices dropping; fresh S88Sic
''ii 3.PEoyiSioSs mesa on spot $94 e
AaS 90; Jannary $2l; seller 8 months 80 Goa
% 100. Beef-Steady. Bulk Meats and Bacon
Nominal, Latd-Steady with q moderate dc
maud; good 14Xc offered, and 16e asked; for Jan
nary, iSEc offered, and iSxc asked; December,
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...,r p ag.lt CHICAGO, Nov. II.
About a,week since MrGand Mrs. Geo.
Hanson arrived At Marshalltown. Iowa
for the purpose 0C visiting friends. On
The evening Of the 9Th Hanson com
Inenccd abusing his vile in the most dis:
graceful manner, and OF last seized and
Struck her several blows, whereupOn she
drew o arevolyCr and discharged six bar
rels at him, ,three Of which took effect
layinC him dead at her feet. Hanson was
a gambler and formerly kept a gambling
saloon at Duluth, Mimi, and was q des'
perado Of the most cruel kind. a
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THB Journal Of Commerce furnishes ia
usual monthly report of the commerce oil
New York, fom which We learn that in
September the. total imports from foreign
ports were three millions in excess Of The
corresponding aglEes Of Inst year, the ag.
gregatc reaching about twenty:seyen mil.
lions, the entries fnr. consumption amount,
ing to $97,495, ,784, against Se4,,ss4a4i 1903 in
the corresponding month last year,
Observation-Disclosures ,.pa$ $1o,7S9, 1856
against. S1lTl21,l48i in september last
year. The increase b chiefly in
tie goods entered directly for couSump'
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4 I'E5NGLA..N';I.DiI:,l...

sa ess'7r9il if-r'1 LONDON, NoY! H.,
The new steamship Bismarck, ofGthe
Bremen line, was successfully launched Of
GreenocE yesterday, a2njia'if. .,i oi%s1a'5 " ~
4 Al a BANQUET At Northampton last
evening, to celebrate the election ofthe
Mayor elect, Mr.. Gilpin, member Of Par
lament, of that borough, pronounced the
war in France the result Of Radlcalism.
He regarded IN. Olivier as tho prime
author Of the war, and one Of the greatest
Radical In France, land that Napoleon
was a deSpot and tyrant with hirellug
army. The speech is sharply commented
upon. ln.t 3 ..ln'gnlnll N lllhlhl.ah
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ANTON, November {
GERMANY.
Prisstan Relations with Austria and
..I.It' .'',, AK ,rs .TurkeY.J8 gV jgpslR

:55a ,tra;I4t Turkey.Ig ~ 70 sslli
r. s'sl''w Ig..n q. LONDON, November III
"A correspondent Of the Times writing
from Berlin, yesterday, says a sharp reply
has been sent TO Austria in 'respobse to her
note affirming mediation on good grounds
that Austria, having armed at the be-
ginning Of theWar, Is disqualified now to
act as neutral.
1t Is generally thought that Prussia will
prefer the annexation Of Alsace and Lbr-
rainc to any guaranteed neutral power It
may see'f to nake';Imf'N \
. PrussiG's relations with Austria and
Russia dTe; not such as to render any guar!
aptee Of Theirs acceptable. y. 80. I.t
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What John Covode Thinks of the
6ms Governor Of Utah. .,
CHICAGO, November .

OIICAUUI NUVCHUVI y
Hon. John Covode passed through here
today from California and Salt Lake City,
He SAYS that the recent appointment o.
Vaughan rs Governor Of Utah won't
answer because the position requires 9
man who Ia firm, sober and dignihed, and
who will properly support the, Govern
nent and Judiciary. so ably represented
there by Judge McKeOn.
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Chicago Market.
VHIVHBV El4tS4 AVks
$50 III cn1n,an. NnYemher Ii,

~ s.fl3h l.. CHICAGO. November II.
u FLouREFlrm. t'". 10 7iuiblVI '''.
GsIM-W6eGt nrm and advanced 3@9Hc clos
Ing at 99Hfa99Bfe for No. 2 spring Chicago; thi
afternoon at 81 OIL seller last half Of month
81 OiK@I0 % seller December. Corn-No. 2 mix
cd opened hrm and excited at 66cLfot cash; e9A
November: this afternoon dull. ORts-N0. drm
closing at 39K6o40c. Rye arm At 70c for No"H
Barley spring Hoi9 strong at Si6S9kc.
Ho0B-AetfVe At S7fS7 16.,, r. ;.IH- sr.T
"CATFLR-HehYy and dull.
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iLLfNOis..
Cn1c.Aao, ACC, November II,

VHIVAuU1 NVFUHUTE tt,
The present indications ore that in the
new Legislature Just elected the Repub.
lfcans will have 10 majority in the Senate
and about 25 in the House. There Is
nothing more reliable than the previous
reports as 10 the result In, tho 4th Con
gtessi0nal district. The chances still
seem in favor Of HGwley, Republican.
Aspecial from MattoQn says that. Col.
Moore Is certainly elected 10 Congress
from the 7th district by 300 majority.