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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Michigan, November y
lOP. M.-The returns indicate the sue
cess OF the Radicals ticket by its usual
large majority. The indications are
that Judge Sutherland, the Democratic
candidate Tor COngres in the Sixth Dis
trict is elected over briggs. Returns so
far showing that briggs is running be-
hind his ticket considerable. A great
extent of of the District may keep the
matter in doubt till tomorrow. RepubIl-
can Congressman are undoubtedly ele-
cted in the other Districts by large
maioritiea, in Wavne county, includ-
ingDeuoit city. Returns indicate success
of the Democratic ticket, except for the
Sheriff which may 90 Republican.
DETROIT, November Q, ! A M.-The
Republican majority in Michigan is
about 25,0J0. The majority in the
First Congressional District is some.
what reduced, but Waldron is elected
by respectable majority. In the Fifth
District the Democrats claim to have
reduced Congers majority. In the Sixth
District. Sutherland, Democrat, is GER
tainlv elected over briggs by from BOO
to 400 majority. The disatlection in
the district among the Republicans has
only extended to the Congressman. Al
this writing, two wards OF Detroit heard
from, can give no idea Of the general
rouuIt
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KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, November s. s.-Returns
from Frankfort, Kentucky in tle
Seventh District, give Brown, Republi-
can, 62S, Beck, Democrat, 666,
Republican gain on the August vote,
II. Maysville, Ninth District, Rice,
Democrat, for Congress, 246 majority.
Democratic loss 236.
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, November s.
A special to the C0misr-JourndI
from Paducah says: The Repub-
;icans have carried the election to-
day. Judge Black, Republican can
didate for Congress beating Judge
Grassland, Democrat, AZ votes. The
Democrats did not vote their strength
" 200. There was no party organization,
{ the Democrats and the election went
y default. Grassland carries the county
nd is elected by probably five thousand
otes. The Democrats elected the
'udge Of Common Pleas.
PARIS, KY, November S.-Precinct,
ficial-Brown, Republican, S23; Beck
democrat, $50 Radical gain on Beck :
raiority in the county, 225.
S +, LEXINGTON, November S.-Fayette
county stands about 30 majority for
Heck. The city OF Lexington gives 514
rsSiority for Brown. Jessomin county
$res about 80 majority for Beck
LOUISVILLE, November S.--The cleo
ton in this city passed off very quietly,
Hardly any interest was taken on ac-
count of the general feeling that the
Democrats had a large majority, and a
very small vote was polled. Winches-
ter, Democrat, carries the city by 1000
or;2OOO majority over Speed, Republi-
cab. Winchester's majority in the dis
trict will be in the neighborhood Of
1000. Returns from different parts OF
the State show great apathy on the part
many not being aware OF an
e. rtion. The Democrats have certain
" elected their candidates in all the dis
trigls except the Eighth, the result in
this district being doubtful; but it is
thpught that Adams, Democrat will be
excited by a small majority. Speed, re-
Publican, carried the Fourth and Fifth
wa5ls Of this city, and Winchester car
ris.s the other eight. Lexington, Pa
ducah and Bowling Green give Repub-
licah majorities. There wa' large
nero vote. Their vote was cast solid
ie, Ehe Republican ticket.
louisville, November S--Winches-
ter, democrat, for Congress, is elected
hv 1000 majority.
Returns from twenty towns in the
State show Republican gains, owing to
the negro vote.
The Democrats have elected seven
Congressmen from the first seven Con
gressional Districts. In the Eighth and
Ninth the result is doubtful.
louisville, November S.-The First,
Second and Third Congressional Dis
tricts are doubtful; the remainder are
Democratic
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ILLINOIS.

I CHICAGO, November S.-The result in
Cook county is still in doubt but the
probability is that Farwell is elected
over Wentworth by 1900 to 1000
majority. The other districts remain
unchanged politically except the Eighth,
where Minier, prohibitionst, has di-
vided the Republican vote and given ad'
vantage to the Democrats. Farnsworth,
in the Second district, is being closely
pressed by Stoughton, temperance, and
his majority Of two years ago, OF over
400, will be cut down largely. The
State has gone Republican by a reduced
majority, as compared with the vote Of
1868.
CHICAGO, November s. Mclean
county, Illinois, gives Merriam, Repub-
lican, for Congress, about 300 major
ity, Democratic gain Of 500. This in
dicates the election of Robinson, Demo
crat, in the Eighth district, by light
vote.
CHICAGO, November S.-The election
in the city to-day passed off quietly.
The weather was pleasant during the
early part of the day, but it commenced
to rain about one o'clock, and continued
till the close of the polls. Only COM
paratively small vote was cast up to ten
o'clock. But few returns were received
at HEADQUARTERS. Those received put
Farwell, Republican, for Congress, about
400 ahead He runs behind Logan and
other Republican candidates on the
State ticket. The ticket has been
scratched so badly that it will take till
very late hour to complete the can
vass.
CHICAGO, November Sat this hour
(midnight) returns from the various
wards are not more than half in but 1t
looks as if C. B. Farwell is elected TO
Congress from this district by from two
10 three thousand majority. The bal
ance of the ticket will probabl Y be
larger. The Republicans have proba-
blv carried the State by from 10000 to
10000 majority. So far as heard from
the following Republicans have carried
the following Congressional Districts:
First, Charles B. FaIwell; Second,
j. F. Farnsworth; Third, II. c.
Burchard Fourth, E. $. Hawleyi
Fifth, E. c. Ingersoll; Sixth, Il: {.
Cook; Seventh, j. II. Moore; Eighth,
Jonathan Merriam; no returns
or reports have been received from the
other districts, but the Democrats have
pretty certainly elected Nicely in the
Ninth District, Rice in the Fifteenth
and Marshall in the Eleventh. The
Twelfth and Thirteenth are disputed
districts, but the chances are in favor
of the election Of Hay, Republican, IN
the Twelfth and Crebs, Democrat, IN
the Thirteenth. If this should prove
correct, the next delegation to Congress
will stand ten Republicans to four
Democrats, the same as now
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LANCASTER, OHIO.
General Council Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church

LANCASTER, o., November S.-ln the
General Council OF the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in North America,
the greater part Of the morning session
of the Council was taken up in the
further discussion Of the question raised
by the Kentucky Synod and the modI'
fcation was finally adopted. Rev.
J. II. Sicker, President of the Michi'
gan SYNOD expressed his entire salts
faction with the report as adopted.
The afternoon session was occupied
with the consideration Of the emlgrant
mission work at Castle Garden, New
York. -,
The education anniversary was held
last evening. at which eloquent ad'
dresses were delivered by Rev. Dr.
Krotel of New York, and Rev. Mr.
Sicker, of St. Paul, MINI.
The Rev Prot. Legismnnd trltscheI
the delegate to the General Lutheran
Conference at Leipsig, Germany, Is ex
pected to arrive to morrow.
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AHairs fin Mexico.

HAVANA, November 7.-Advices from
the City of Mexico to the Doth ult.
state that terrible revolution occurred
in the State of Guerrero. The Govern
ment troops were defeated and rein
forcemente were being hurried forward
from the Capital.
A revolutionary outbreak had oc-
Cured in Michoacan, the Northern
States complaining OF excessive taxa
ton.
An attempt was made to form a po-
litical party, with Negrete as its leader,
but the movement excited but little en-
thusiasm. The object was to nominate
Parfiero Diaz for the Presidency.
A revolution had broken out in Te-
hauntepec against the State Govern
ment. The revolutionists numbered
5000 or 1000 fighting men. 1t is feared
that the Tehauntepec canal exploring
expedition, from the United States, will
have trouble.
Advices from Venezuela to the 2jth
of October state that the Guzmanists
had captured the town Of Caro-. Mara
cabo is the only town opposed to Guz-
man. es ts2s
Disturbances are reported at BARGE
Iona.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, November S.-The elec.
ton in this city progressed up to noon
without any disturbances, the GolOrcd
people generally voting and seemed
earnest in asserting their new rights.
There are rumors of serious riots by
white men at Odessa and Smyrna. 1T
is stathe thatthe Deputy [. 5. MarshaIs
at these places have been driven FROM
the ground, colored men prevented from
voting and ballot boxes seized.
WILMINGTON, November S.-There
has been more or less rioting in two OF
the wards Of this city during the after,
noon between the crowds and colored
men. At 5 o'clock a sharp encounter
took place, in which large number OF
shots were fired. 1t is reported that a
number Of persons were shot.
WILMIxGToN, DEL, November s.
Returns from the State show general
Republican gains over the vote of 1868,
but not sufficient to change the result
Pouder, Democrat, for Governor, ha:
probably 500 majority, and Biggs, fol
Congress, nearly the same. Tie Re
publicans carry New Castle county fol
the Legislature and on the State ticket
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, November S.-The election
passed off very quietly. 4 company
of marines was held in readiness during
the day at the Custom House. Three
wards give James II. Platt Jr., Repub-
lican Congressional candidate, one ma
ioritv. There is one ward to hear
from, in which the negroes have reg
istered majority Of 3S3.
RICHMOND, November S.-The Second
Congressional District re-elects Platt,
Republican, and the Seventh is close
between Reynolds, Independent, and
Harris, Conservative.
RICHMOND, November S.-The Con.
gressional election to-day resulted as
follows: First District, DR.. w. a.
Norton, colored; Second, james H.
PIatt, Republican; Fifth, Col. r. T.W.
Duke, Democrat; Eighth, VIM. Terry,
Democrat; Seventh, E. NJ. Braxton
Democrat; Fourth, not heard from.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroS, November 8.-A very full
vote was thrcwn at the State election
to-day. The result in Boston foots up
for Governor Clafiin, lO,0i6; Adams,
9720; Phillips, 1906. Last year Claf-
lin had S272; Adams, ll,036; Cham
berlain, 497.
BosroS, November S.-The returns
from l6S cities and towns give Claflin
4l.093: Adams, 2l,9S6; Phillips, H.
S25.> The same towns last year gave
Clafiin 35,4Il; Adams, 20,632i Cham
berlain, 77l0. Clahin will have as large
a majority as last wear The increased
total vote in in his majority last year
was $500. All the Republican Con-
gressmen are reelected; Twitchell in
the Third district By about 300 plural
ity, and Hooper in the Fourth district
by over 1000. Both branches OF the
Legislature will be strongly Republican.
Wendell Phillips has received less votes
than his opponents conceded him. John
Quincy Adams ia elected to the Legisla
turs
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Tng DRUMMER Boy OF SHILOH.-TO-
night is to be presented for the first
zine in this city the thrilling military
jrama entitled the Drummer Boy OF
Shiloh, with all its music, military
nanmuvers, magnificent tableaux, strik
iur situations, and lively, sparkling and
amusing dialogue. The various parts
are to be represented by the best anna
,en- talent in the city, with the excep-
lion of the characters of Martin How
ard and Johnny Howard, the Drummer
Bow. which are to be personated by
those who own the copyright of the
p,ay. The entertainment is given for
the benefit OF the widows and orphans
If deceased soldiers. This alone should
nh the house during the week, and
when. to the duty of contributing to the
-rlief Of those who, above all others,
have claims on our charity, is added
the attractions of the play itself, we
cannot doubt but that Washington Hall
will be filed to replction. Secure your
.eats to-day at Hennegen X Co. : Jew
ylrv store.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, November S.-The election
is passing off quietly, the negroes voting
without moles,ation, and there are no
indications of disturbance in any quar-
ter. The Constitutional amendments
being voted for are in brief as follows:
The first abolishcs the District Court
system; the second abolishes the jurors
test oath: the third abolishes the double
lial .litv clause for private corporations;
the fourth abolishes the voters test oath
the fifth abolishcs disquaifcations for
holding office on account OF color, dis
ability, &c; the sixth prohlbltsany pub
lie money from any quarter whatever
from being appropriated to support any
=ectarian educational institution of any
persons, or real property belonging to
State, county or public corporations
being devoted for a like purpose
ST. LOUIS. Mo, November S.-The
election passed off quietly. A heavy
rain storm prevailed nearly all the after
noon, which reduced the vote The re-
turns from five precincts in the city give
Brown 1885, and MeClurg SSl. The
counting progresses very slowly, in con-
sequence of the unprecedented scratch
ing. The vote in the city wilIprobably
not he known tonight
Jefferson county is estimated at 1000
for Brown.
ST Louis. November S.-The judges
in some of the precincts stopped count
inc for the night and others are making
such progress that there is no hope OF
obtaining even an approximate vote OF
the city tonight. The Brown men
claim that the meagre returns from the
State indicate a larger majority for
Brown than anticipated. His majority
in this county is estimated at eight to
I ten thousand.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Tur MESDELssoHS QUISTErTE CLUB.--
Washington Hall never held larger or
.,re fashionable audience than that
o..smbled last night to hear the concert
,ysn by the Mendelssohn Quintette
Clob assisted by Miss Addie S. Ryan,
,be pleasing and pains-taking young
yocalist, and well were they paid for
,beir visit We hazard nothing in say
mo that such magnificent music as that
-.ndered by this Club last night has
.srsr been heard in Wheeling We
have neither the time nor the room to
make special mention OF the many
l.auti;ul selections played, but we can
md, refrain from speaking of Mr.. Helm
5r- hute solos, the grand Duo Concer-
,srte for violin and violoncello by
Nessrs. Schultze ana Fries and the
clsrinette solo by Mr. Ryan. These
we're gems, though the entire concert
show the club to be composed of men
Of the highest attainments in musical
science
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artillery at Strasburg was arrested at
Grenableau on a charge of treason
against the republic. Amob assembled
before the Generals hotel crying out
1--WE are sovereign people; down with
servants Of the Empire 1t was with
great difficulty that Barral was preserved
from the hands of the mob and con-
veyed to the prison of St. Joseph.
Haussman, ex-Prefect of Paris, WAS
arrested at his villa at RIGS.
The Jorirnel les Droits del Hom0e, pub
lished at Montpelier, sets a price on Ba-
zaine's and Napolesn's heads and has
opened subscriptions to pay for their
assassination.
The World correspondent telegraphs
to the 4th inst. The Bank Of France
has issued twenty-five franc notes to the
amount of 2,355,000 francs since tine
siege. 1t has reserve of 2S7 900 notes
OF twenty-five francs each, only requir-
ing to be numbered. One hundred and
fifty thousand new notes will be issued,
There is an issue daily of 100000 notes
Of twenty-five francs; $1,000 notes of
fifty, and 5000 of 100 francs.
The directors Of the Jardin des Plants
have sold their animals to the butchers,
and they brought high prices.
Theirs hotel was surrounded by a
crowd of Reds crying, down with
Thiers! down with the traitor! down
with the dupe" r
LONDON, November S.-A dispatch
from Tours dated at 9 o'clock this morn
ing says: Last night'a Prussian col
umn with two batteries and fifteen hun
dred cavalry attacked the outposts OF
the army Of Loire at Poisly and Laur-
ent des Bois. The French, reinforced,
drove them beyond Valliere. The Prus-
slams left their dead and wounded on
the field and we took 64 prisoners. Our
loss was four killed and 81 wounded.
Tours, November S-Evening.-A
general battle was fought to-day near
Orleans. All the ambulances here have
been sent to the front. No news has
vet been received of the result of the
fighting.
q, LONDON, November SO P. M
yerdun has capitulated to the Prns-
slams. @s ~
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NEW JERSEY.

CAMDEN, y. J., November S.-A
fight occurred at the polls to-day in
Newton township, Camden county.
Two colored men were shot and four
white men, named Long, Henry, For
man and Stensman, badly injured.
The riot was suppressed by the United
States Deputy Marshal.
Fifteenth District-Newark gives
Halsey, Republican, for Congress, 3OOO
majority.
Returns thus far received from the
First District are favorable to Hazelton,
Democrat; from Second District to
Forker. Democrat; and from Third Dis
trict, to Bird, Democrat
Fourth District-Hill, Republican
probably elected. Essex county gives
him 1000 majority.
Third District-Bird, Democrat, i:
elected BY 1900 majority.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November S.-Alexan n
der Mitchell of the Milwaukee and st.
Paul railroad, is elected to Congress by
a handsome majority.
Minnesota-In the First District,
Mark II. Dunuell, Republican, is elect
ed to Congress by 5000 majority. In
the Second District John P. AverilI,
Republican, is elected to Congress by
same majority Ignatius Donnelly was
defeated.
Wisconsin-In the First District
Alex. Mitchell, Democract, was elected
by $500 majority. Sawyer, Republican,
in the Fifth District, is probably re-
elected by an increased majority. e.
bridge, Democrat, in the Fourth Dis
trict, reelected by about same majority
as formerly over all. Other Republican
Congressman elected by usual majorl-
ties
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, November S.-The Con-
gressional election in this State took
place to-day. In the western district
the vote was very light. Jas. N: Pen
dleton, Republican, has 3S1 majority,
with two towns to hear from. In the
eastern district no regular Republican
nomination was made Eames, Re
publican, has 1852; Jenckes, Repuhli-
can, 1917; Davis, Republican, 1908 :
Van Dyck, Democrat, 1902 Benjamin
Mumford, Temperance, 303 scatter
inn, l9; Eames has l66 majority. Sew
eral arrests were made for bribery, and
il is understood that the election will be
contested for this reason.
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TENNESSEE.

3 MEMPHIS, Tenn, November s.-The
official vote Of Memphis gives Governor
Brown, Democrat, 1921; Wisener,. he
publican, l776. Congress. Vaughan
Democrat, 1895; Smith, Republican,
1886; Shaw (colored), Republican, l6I.
The Democratic candidates for the Ls-
gislature are elected BY about the same
vote as Brown.
BoLIvER, Tenn, November s.
Brown, l56; Wisener, Is; Vaughan,
l55. The election returns are meagre.
Vaughan, Democrat, is elected 10 Con-
gress in this district by probably 5000.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November s
Brown is undoubtedly elected Governor,
running ahead Of the Congressional
ticket
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LOUISIANA.

WASHINGTON, November S.-A dis
patch from the Union Republican com
mittee from Senator Kellogg, OF Louis
lana, reports that New Orleans has gone
Republican by between 5000 and 1000
votes, and that the State Of Louisiana
is Republican by very large majority.
New ORLEANS, November S.-The
election returns come in slowly. The
official vote of this city is not known.
Sypher, for the First, and Sheldon, for
the Second districts, are elected to Con-
gress
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NEVADA.

San Francisco, November S.-The
Nevada election returns indicate close
vote. 1t is impos ible to obtain any
thing definite tonight. Private dis
patches say that Eastern Nevada has
gone Democratic. Story county gives
about 200 Republican majority, show
ing large Democratic gains.
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BERLIN.

BERLIN, November S.-All Berlin
newspapers, official and otherwise,
throw the responsibility Of the impend-
ing destruction of Paris on the French.
The latter have thus far ohstinately re-
fused to recognize plain facts.
BERLIN, November Sth.-The Prus-
sian Government which recently gave
orders for the restoration Of lights and
buoys at the mouth Of the Elbe, has
now countermanded those orders, and
work has consequently been suspended.