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New York Notes.

= MOVEMENTS FOR THE MAYOaALTY.
NRW YORK, Oct. sit is stated that a secret
caucus Of democrats met in Sheriff Brennan's
ONCE yesterday with a view to working for the
defeat OF Duncan for the mayorslty, and Il
urge the denomination of District Attorney
Garyin. Abraham K. Lawrence was decided
upon for mayor.
DANGEROUS FREIGHT.
On Saturday, while the steamers Charleston
and South Carolina were being loaded, one of
the cases gaped open, and il was discovered TO
contain fireworks. A custom house officer there
upon made an examination and found several
cases containing fireworks Of every description
and other manufactures fTom gunpOwder. These
boxes were invoeed as fancy goods. and were
accordingly seized. 1t is thought in this way the
steamer Bienyille was set on fire, as shippers of
these goods have been forwarding by southern
vessels for some time.
ARREST OF POSTMASTER
Robert Peesart, postmaster OF South Bethle-
hem, has bien arrested or the charge of dis
tributing bogus naturalization papers.
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THE MARY

1HK MARYLAND CLERICAL SCANDAL,-The
committee appointed by the Newark Presbytery
TO investigate the charges against the Rev.
Henry Matthews, the particulars of which the
public are already familiar with, met in Elkton
on Eonday In pursuance OF their duty Mr.
Matthews conducted the examination himself
and sworn before Justice Howard, and declared
on ms oath that his reported criminal intimacy
WIFI the girl is entirely false. The examination
c,d not bring out Any new facts, and the only
discrepancy in the girls statements to the diff
proceedings when he took her to the house of the
coloreo woman in Baltimore. One of the wit
nesses stated that Maria had told him that Mr..
Aiattnews left her at the door, while another
sald Thar Mr.. Matthews waited at the deor till
tne woman came and told her to take good care
OF Maria One of the witnesses said She told
him that Mr.. Matthews pointed ont ths housa
sno STOOD at the corner till she went in. The
eommittee afterwards proceeded to Baltimore,
~ Thn make further Investigations in the matter.
Ineir report will be presented to the SYNOD,
%hicn meets in this city in few weeks, when
Gazette, October 50. - . ~
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Town ELECTIONS IN CoNNRc rIour.-At the
Town erection In Hartford Yesterday a light vote
was polled. Gordon Robbins Republican, was
elected town clerk by 81 majority over Levi
Woodhouse, democrat. who has held the office
ior several years. The republicans have a ma
t0rity IN the board of selectmen. Two of the se-
lectmen elected were on both tickets. The DEM
ocratic candidates for the board of relief are
elected. In ~ towns heard from the republicans
have gained these Offices in four towns that were
democratic last year, and the democrats have
gained In SIX towns which we're republican last
year. In New Haven Henry NJ. Lewis the reg
ular democratic and citizens candidate for
mayor, was elected by a plurality of l5S votes
over Lieutenant Governor Morris TYLER the
regular republican, and James Gallagher, the
Independent democratic candidate. The candi.
dates for the other Offices on the citizens ticket
headed by Lewis were elected over the nomI
nees of both parties. The republicans elect two
thirds OF the common council, carrying five out
seven wards.
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tBY ASSOCIATED PRESSl
The Republicans Sweeping Every
thing I'm the Quaker City

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Sin thirteen wards OF
the city, during the first hour, Hartranft w.s
2Cil ahead OF Buckaiew, and over Gao ahead OF
the republican city ticket. This Is viewed a. an
indication that Hartrsnft will exceed the rest of
the republican ticket and not fall behind, As
supposed. The second ward will. il j. asserted
by the EceRiHg Telegraph, be carried bv the re-
rublicans for the first time In eight wears and
also that the republican candidate for the state
senate will be elected
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The Fade of Cani CnIrncoresses-

BIS ALL I'D MURDERER SPIRITED AWAY.
NEW YORK, Oct. Son Friday night last
JOIN TragnOr, q deck hand on board the canal
boat Monarch, was mysteriousiy spirited away
and il al pears that his absence is in some way
connected with the murder OF Captain ColyocO-
resses, in Bridgeport, about four months ago.
The weapon with which the deed was commit
ted is supposed TO have been traced 20 Traguor.
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- The Tai,ors' Onion of New York has voted
$1,000 to assist the tailors on strike in Phila-


gfoor but dishonest young boys fasten
wrought nails to the end OF Strings, and harpoon
sweet potatoes and apples from their abiding
places il front OF the stores. This may be con-
sidered sport, bat IL liz the fret etep in the do n
ward road TO Congress.-DastEvy Nescs.
nS-If she had been q hard working washer
WON an, with irregular features and a tanned
complexion, she would probably have been
strung up without judge or jury. 1t is to be
hoped that NM Fair viii now fall In love with
some one Of the jury who acquitted her.--N Y.
Sun.
kT"In6atable rubber bustles" are An.
nounced. Thew are said to impart great buoy
ancy TO the movements. In case Of shipwreck
they would undoubtedly be advantageous, al
though girl foated by one of them might be
taken for buoy, and 80 passed BY unnoticed-
World. : 2
~ The Russian Gazette de lAcademie states
that the number Of young ladies who have pro-
posed to enter themselves as students In the
special courses Of medicine and surgery lately
established for females by the academy OF
medicine, 10 about three hundred. Only seven
ty can be admitted.
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- Funeras By moonlight are St Louis in
yention. "
editor. 10y WV
"a Mobile chicken caught large rat and
loving swain In Maine dedicated q
napkin ring "To nay Almost wife,"
0rBeuj. Emmersen who died at Jamaica
pam, Mass, recently. left 600 900 to Dartmouth
Omaha City now stands was blank. rntoueSad
prairie. Now the city has 20 600 inhsbitants.
ga Florida paper regrets that ssits space IL
20 taken mp that 1t il compelled 10 omit sl local
and Geographic news"
e|Jeese Vppercue, charged With the murder
Of his aao<, Mrs. Amelia Wheat, va srraisned
YESTERDAY In the Baltimore criminal court ma
pleaded not guilty.
ga custom is being introduced in New York
fer morning callers, instead of ieavinS thar
esrts, to incrsbe tssir names In . book provided
tor the purpose.
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Alleged Illegal Registra ton I'm New


NEW YORK, Oct. Sat Newark, N. j., ar
rests have been made Of several persons charged
WIN false registration yesterday. Some twen-
~ nve colored men were arrested charged with
Illegal registration I'm one ward. The authori-
ties are making investigations.
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Ku-KLrx IN KRNrUCKy.-A srscia, ,h

KU-KLUx IN KRNrUCKY.-A special dispatch
to the New York Times from Louisville. XIV.
says ON the 3 inst, BAIL Simpson, an old coll
ored man, with all his sons, sons in-Iaw, cows
hogs, horses, and, in fact, everything he could
move, came into Frankfort, the capital of the
state, for safety. They say that the kuklux, to
the number OF twenty or thirty, visited their
they could catch, and ordered them to leave
within twenty hours. These families of negroes
ere repres ented to be sober and iEausrrious
owning lands on which they live in Bald Knob
Precinct, about ten miles from the cssital ami
having fine crops Of tobacco, corn, Sc, which
they are compelled to abandon for the kuklux
TO Gse up.
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SHREVEPORT, Oct. 7.-R. j. Wright, clerk of
district court, and his brother, W. " Wright,
deputy sheriff, were killed this morning by
Chief OF Police Sherwood and police officer
ohepherd Friends OF the wrights armed them
selves with shot guns, found and killed Shep-
nerd, and are searching in every direction tor
sherwood. All concerned belong 70 the same
political party.
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GEORGIA.
Smiths Majority 60. 900

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. s.-The Morning Ners
has received official returns from one hundred
and three counties, giving Smith a majority OF
5O,6Il There are thirty-two counties vet to
hear from, which will doubtless swell the ma
jority 10 Co 900.
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TRIAL OF TWEED, EFT. Judge Brady
opened the court of oyer and terminer, New
York, yesterday, and charged the iury In
reference to the excise, usury, electiee, and
other laws. The District Attorney asked for
early trials of the caees of Thomas G. Fields and
III. W. Genet. At the request of Fields counsel
wednesday was set to hesr q motion to postpone
his cese. 1t was arranged to set down Tweed,s
trial for Monday next, no definite action being
taken In the other cases. The civil suits against
Tweed. Connolly, and Others were before Judge
Barrett yesterday OH demurrer, aud argument
was postponed two weeks,
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AIIQuiet at the Polls To-day.

CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-The election is proceed
ing quietly throughout the city. Unusual pre-
cautions have been taken BY the mayor in the
sixth ward, the scene OF last nights iiSfur-
Dances, TO preserve the peace. An freshman.
who was swearing vengeance against the col
ored people, was arrested and relieved of his
pistol and cartridges which he had in his pos
session.
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Large increase I'm the Republican
Vote i'm Phi IadeIpbiA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Sat the headquarters
OF the republican state central committee they
are calculating ON large increase In the re-
publican vote IN the city, reports from various
wards wsrranting the belief that Hartranft's
majority will be twenty thousand. AT the lib
eral and democratic headquarters they appear
equally confident, though not expecting 70 effect
much In the city.
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SAH FRANCISCO, Oct 7.-while workmeo
were boring An artesan well ct 0alina Monte
rey county, infammable gas was struck Il the
depth of seventy feet, and the flames hurst
forth, rising twenty feet above the ground.
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1Ihe ingenuoes IndianapDlis journal had
its leading editorials: "Ths same Old THIN. D
"a lawsuit he's just been anished In Londev
when has been on the docket lf7 years.
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OHIO.
The blot in CincinuatI-Au Ouiet
this Morning.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. Sat half past one
O'Clock this morning all was quiet at the scene
OF the riot last night. The rioters had all dis
persed, and the negroes had evacuated their ar
rnnr
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source to-day were sls1 1858.
SECRETARY BOUTWELL, returned to the city
on the 10 O'Clock train tbs morning.
PRRsoNAE-Hon. j. b. Beck, of Kentucky,
is at the EhSitt house.
ENCOURAGING News FROM THE STATE ELEo-
TIoNs.-AD advices received in Official circles
regarding the elections in Indiana, Ohio and
Pennsylvania, are very encouraging for the re-
publicans.
TIE SECRETARY OF STATE, with his family
is occupying the house on I street in which he
has resided for the past three years. The state
ment heretofore published that he had taken
rooms at Wormley's is incorrect.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE is in philadelphia
The Press says he expresses himself earnestly
against the "Ring," and is in favor of Mr.
Buckalew as the representative OF the political
purity CT the state.
The GENEVA AwARD.--It is anticipated in
officiSl circles that the award made by the
Geneva Tribunal will be paid before the expira-
ton Of u months from the time Of its announce
ment, this being the treaty limit.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION HART
RANFr UP WITH THE REST OF THE TICkET.-
The following dispatch was received at the
White House about noon:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-Weather SPLENDID.
Voting spirited. Hartranft running even with
his colleagues"
A MEETING oP THE CABINET was held to- day,
at which were present Secretaries Fish, Bout
well, Belknsp. Robson, and Postmaster Gem
eral Creswel. General Bristow represented the
Department of Justice. Only routine business
was transacted. After the close of the session
there was an interchange of opinions between
the President and the Cabinet officers relative
to the elections in progress to-day, the general
verdict being that matters in every direction
look most encouraging.
NAVAL OFFICERS TRANsPERRED.-Ordered
Lieutenant Commander Henry g. Taylor to
the North Pacific Station. 18th inst-Lieut.
VIM. Welch to the receiving ship Vermont at
New York. Lieut.. Henry q. Macy to the Re-
ceiving ship Ohio at Boston; Lieut.. Sidney a.
SimoDs to the Froiic. Detached-I4ieutenant
Commander g. X. Haswell. from equipment
duty at the navy yard at Norfolk and ordered to
the naval academy. Lieutenant Commander
a. II. FaTqUhar, from the Powhatan and placed
on waiting orders. Lieutenant Commander
James O'kane, from the navy yard, Washing
ton, and ordered executive officer OF the
POwbstan. Lieutenant Commander Charles
III. Huntington, from the receiving ship New
Hampshire at Norfolk, Va, and ordered to
! equipment duty At the navy yard at Norfolk.
| Lieutenant Willie Swift, from the Canaan daigu "a
| and placed on aiting orders.
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All the Horve. IN Torouto n,c

TORONTO, Oct. 6-The disease among the
horses here continues, and there Ia scarcely a
horse In the city ut for work. The interruption
OF business is becoming very serious. Mer-
depot. There are no hacks on the stands,
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In the 4th ward, the strongest democratic
ward in the city, the hourly announcement OF
the votes cast shows that more republican vote.
have been cast than is usually poiled during the
whole day.
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EAcAP1 OF TEE CuBAM PRIvArERR yrR.
sINIrs.-A dispatch from Puerto Oabello, Ven.
ezuela, states that the Cuban steamer Wiz
ginim escaped on the 9TH of September. The
opanlsn man OF. war PiEarr0- and an iron-clad
were watching her. The Preeidenf of Vene-
Auea ordered $50 soldiers Into the fort, and cent
~orQ TO the Spanish conn ander that II he fred
on tho Virefnius while flying the American
would IRE into the Spanish feet. The virgi Mus
ran out vita her whistle blowing defiance ct her
jailoes. Her destination VS. not known. The
EpanSeh vessels could not catch her.
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ENoouEAGING NEWS FROM TIE STATE ELEC-
TIoNs.-AD advices received in Official circles
regarding the elections in Indiana, Ohio aud
Pennsylvania, are very encouraging for the re-
pubhcans.
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Demoo attic ms TitiesIn 1867 1924; in Is70 293
Aggregate vote for Douglas, BreckinrIdge, and
Bell
includes soldiers vote. Lincoln's majority on
hcme vote Was 5,7l2 on army vote, II ,363
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IAh FLnkIwooD RAcEs.-At the Fleet voas
races yesterday, the purse OF % 900 for hers...
lie, Ia never pssien 23l was won by the sta
Was among the entries for this rae. hn, 80
Eitndrawn. The race for q purse of A. 'ooa 80,
IN aeced for any horse beating 2i7, resultea
2Tk. Ae' 40 20,
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All Quiet I'm Atlanta

ATLANTA GA, Oct. s.-TO-day, though
everything 1s perfectly quiet, the Omitted State
hand. while he Is trying some msn chsreed Wifi
Illuminating voters at the election.
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ga lad In NichigaA who tried the effect OF
D kick upon o can Of nitro-Glycerine escaped
sudden death, but. his foot Was shattered and
his leg broken. SEA- ~ fra
n1A shrsvd boy In Indiana has taught his
and the dog follows after, unearfhina the pots-
toes With completeness snd despatch.
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The Jerome Parlx Raees.

:. NEW YORK, Oct. Sat jerome Park to-dav
The arst race for the annual sWoopstakes for
.1ree year oids, entrance Zee $500, With o. 600
.0oeo, TO miles, Wa won easily By Joe DSnials
IN 2:4S1 4; Hubbard second.
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a. pl troubles are threatening between Chm
puerido hllibusterine expedition. ~ INC
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IHILADkLPHlA, oct teddy, the Black
smith," rom New York, was arrested after
voting three times, and was locked up for =
further hearing; fifteen tax lists were found on
HIM
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRSuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sls7 1858.
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Hartranft Behind His Ticket i'm Ale.


PrTTsBURG, Oct S-NOthing definite has vet
been received. Hsrtranft Is running behind
the ticket as far as heard from.
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BuckaIew in Rer,.s Cou,,,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-The follow. a. spsci,
dispatches have been received here:
READING, Oct s-Hariranft will b. less be
hind tie democratic vote than anv previou
candidate. Buckalew's majority viii not ex
ceed 6,00Q.
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TIE SECRETARY OF STATE, with his family
is occupying the house on 1 street in which he
has resided for the past three years. The state
ment heretofore published that he had taken
rooms at Wormley's is incorrect.
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-FOUR Tones ON TRIAL FOR HIS LrFR-The
Chase Station, Nd, 7rdsedy.-Joseph League
mas been tried rour times by the circuit court of
Baltimore county for murder, and his case e.
still pending. 1t will be remembered that in
company with four other men, he went out one
night TO hunt an insane woman who had an
peared in the neighborhood of Chase Station on
the philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad. When they came up with her she was
sitting on bank about thirty yards from the
railroad track After some psrleying with her
League fired his gun and the woman fell dead
and was found next morning living on
the spot where she was sitting when she
received the mortal wound. 1t was a
Mretchediy cowardly act, but some OF
the elements of murder were wanting
League was tried at Towsontown some mouths
atterwaTd and the jury failed to agree. At the
succeeding term OF court he was tried before
Judges Grason and Yellott, without jury and
there being a division of opinion, no judgment
was rendered. He was tried at the next term
and convicted of murder in the second degree
Exceptions being taken to the ruling of the
court by the prisoners counsel the case was
carried to the court of appeals, who reversed
the decision OF the court below and ordered a
new trial. The fourth trial was concluded yes
terday, and the jury, after remaining out for
Two days Jailed to agree and were dischary ed.
Inc state attorney gave notice that be would
remove the case to another county.-Balt. Am
6th inst. '
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INDIANA,

INDIANA
r., Hepnbli ans. Democrats
GeVerr or.-..-.Tho NJ Browne. I. A. Hendricks.
Ii Gov nor ... Leondas sexton, Jno Orsyens
Atty GeD1..James q. Denny Bayless w Hanna
Sec. of State-Wm. M. Curry. Owen ii Edfy
Auditor. as. A. " ildm an. John stnlI
treasurer ...-J ohm b. Gl. YER. James RYAN
Rep Sup CT. James Black, John q. Robinson
Ol'k Sup. Ct-Charles SchoI. Edw Price
sup.Pub ms. Benz. w. smith. Milt a. HOPKINS
cONGR EssMES.
~ Republicans. Democrats
AT Lsfge W m: Williams" John 8. W illiams
Dist. No IN Iszo
l-Wm: Heilmsn. VIM. T. NibIack 700 II
.2-Dar lei w Voy les. Simen Wolfe sssS n
3-W w. Herod VIM Holman 10 n
4-yere Wilson, David T. Cooling n
5-JoLn Coburn." Cyrus II McNn9f x,s D
6-Morton G. Hunter. Dan w Voorhse. I5S n
7-Thos. Cssen. albion d Mapson 'soS
S-Jsmes n Tyner.r T. c. W hiteside OK p
81. p. G. Shsnks- J Enos Neff sSt =
l0-H. b. Say lor. + Van Long I an "
ll-Jasper Packard. Jno, A. Hendricks a0y p
The straight democrats in Indiana have al
nominated the following ticket:
Governor-A. p. EdgeTton, (who has since de-
clined.) Wv
Lieutenant Governcr-Greeu Durbin.
Attorney GAneral-Thomas Brauham
ecrttary of State-Alired Parsons
Auditor-Utto Boetticber.
Treasurer - Mcbride.
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PERsoNAES-Hon. j. b. Beck, of Kentucky,
is at the EtSitt house.
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NEBRASKA
RazaIH,1.

NEBRASKA.
Republicans Democrats
Gover5o r......-~R W: Furnas. Fl. g. lett.
Chief Justices. Geo. b. Lake. Jas Woodworth
Assoc. j Justices. Daniel Gautt. 3. H Calhoun
. Sam1 Mnxw ell. Seth binson.
rec; OF state.....-John j. Gosper CHRIS. Rothmare.
ud or -..........J. b. Weston j. p Clarke
Treasnrer..-....H A Koenig w Honnmann
Att General...J r. Webster Aug Scnoenheit
Prison Insp'r..W NJ. abby L. " Rogers
Dist Att yell. A. Weaver. o b Hswett
W. Connell. j. y Fox.
5. n. b Hoxie. VIM. A. MARROW.
C1neress...-I. Crounse. jesse p. Warner.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, returned to the city
on the 10 O'Clock train this morning.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE is in Philadelphia.
The Press says he expresses himself earnestly
against the "Ring," and is in favor of Mr..
Buckalew as the representative of the political
purity CT the state.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE STATE ELECTIONS
E.ETEST IEV-S.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Roth sides CONFIDENT.

NEW YORK. oct. S-The Trihuus's Philadel-
pbia special says both sides are confident. Each
claim % 600 majority.
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hARklhBUkG, oct. s--EYeryt0lng Il going
on very quietly and orderly. No Disturbances
whatever have occurred a. far ~ hesyd from.
Erie Oct s-Brckslew IL running ahead.
GETTYsBURe, Oct. s--Hartranft Is running
up with the ticket. Returns up 70 eleven
O'Clock show this.
CHAMBKRsBURG, Oct. s.-Buckalew Is ahead
Of the democratic ticket here.
LEBANON, Oct. s.-Hartrsnft is ahead by 80
70 far, by the cunt st twelve O'Clock.
DoYLEsTows, Pa, Oct. s.-Everything Is
very quiet here. Bucksr. - 10 gaiping ground.
PoTTsviLLE, Pa, Oct. She election Is
progressing quietly here
WEsTCHEsTKR. pa. DC, I'LL vote lie
teing iolled in this county. Hsr,r., " runs
WEI OF with the rest If the republican tic.
EAsIoh, PA, Oct. s,-Everything qaiet: n'
H.. oaI ne polling hesvy; the vote for Bueks-
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fiT1sBrRe, Oct Son vote OF six thousa,s
IN uhree hours the republican majority is twelve
PIrTtsrRe, Oct. s.-rhe election IL p.ss,,,
on quietly throughout she CITY. A hesyier Sn,ss
" being polled on both sidee than has been foy :
number Of years At noon IS distric4s a. "a LoI
hsrtranft 4,ss7 end Buckslew Z, 32s. gwen
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Political NOfeS

1t Is reported that William Butler Duncan
refuses TO run for the Msyoralty OF New York,
and that Abraham X. Lawrence will probably
be nominated by Tammany.
The following republican congressional nomi-
nations were made yesterday in st. Louis. First
district, ex- Lieutenant Governor L. ID. Stanard;
Second, Col. NJ. A. Bryson; third, Marathon
Hilton.
Reports from Georgia continue to swell the
democratic majority, which from present
indications will be $1,000. Two negroes in
Savannah have made atfidavits that republl-
cans were prevented from voting at the late
election, and arrants have been Issued for the
arrest OF one magistrate and one freebooter
under the enforcement act. OF one hundred
and eleven counties heard from seven of them
only have given republican maiorities.