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TIE LATEST LouDar CorrTy(V. , po,so~-
ise sTokY-Ihe Leesburg Washfnoto zian sxvs
the story OF the poisoning OF two YOU az laiiss
named Cation, IN Loud0un county nv th.s.
mother, was merely a rumored susni. o.. re-.
, nei!ner OF the bodies have been exhur,ed, and
NAT M. Cation has not beenlarf csted. --N
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The STAGE of Mr.. Fechter's new theatre in
New York will be novelty. 1t is to stretch
forward into the centre of the house. It's back
VIII be in the shape of a quarter dome, with the
concayity turned towards the audience. This
will be painted blue, SO as to have as natural a
sky as possible. By an ingenious device, cloud
shadows will be made topass across il, when the
scene Is laid in the open air. The usual place of
the orchestra will be filed with fragrant flower.
and a stream of running water. The band win
play under the stage. Careful acoustic ar.
fahgements insure their being heard, although
they will lie W holly unseen.
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THE CONTRACT for furnishin g 500 tons Cum
berland coal to the bureau of engraving and
printing of the Treasury department has been
awarded TO Maytleld s. Hieston, of Georgetown,
at Si.Ii per ton.
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~The international Peace Congress- has
feen in session at Lugano, Switzerland, this
week and adjourned yesterday.
HLebau III. Litchfeld, United States mar
shal for Dakota territory, died yesterday after
- Heavy frosts on Thursday night are report.
ed from various psrts Of the northwest, and the
temperature is still low.
THE German government has issued an
order stopping the emoluments of the Bishop OF
Ermeland.
- Count Van Arnim, German Ambassador
TO France, will soon 90 to Germany again on
leave OF absence.
~ The flow of emigration froza Metz since
troops has been 20 heavy that the population Is
now reduced to one-third of what 1t was before.
- 1t Is asserted upon the authority of the con-
Tractor for T. moving the debris frosa the Iindell
hotel lot, In st. Louis, that the other day his
workmen ined up, twenty feet below the sur
fsce burning mass which had been buried
ever I'VE years.
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Special NOTICES.
A Card.

4 OierxJ NAL, lille residing IA south America,
fcr the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease the Urinary and Serninai Organs, snd the
raoIe train OF disorders brought by bsneful and
vicious habits Sreat numbers base been cured by
the trictea and gnfortunate win send the reel De
Tor preparing AGf using this medicine in g sealed
envelope to sly sc she needs i. Frss a Charge.
Actress JOSEPH IMAM,
station n. Bible House,
psrz7 IL Now York City.
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Senator Wilson i'm the Pennsylvania
Campaign.


Senator Wilson last evening addressed large
meeting at Lancaster, Pa, saying the Preside1-
tial fight is not between Grant and Greeley but
II is an issue Of principles-on the one hand the
party of liberty, the great republican party; on
the other the democrats, party whose records
are too black TO gaze upon. There are .ome
cisafected epublicans-liberals they all them
selves-whO would make it appear that the
old republican party has seen its best DAYS
Why, srs, il is just beginning to 1--we
Numbers OF these discontents have left the
party for the av0wed purpose of purifying
some three millions and half of republicans
"Well, some OF those who have left are doubt
less good and pure, but the majority of them
lett the party for the party's good. / do not
however, intend 70 abuse them. will only saw
tins to the liberals: Come back If YOU will;
there Is room for ALL So, too, / will say to the
democrats-it there are any present, (Which
seriously doubt, for this is not much OF a county
10 raise democrats in)-I will say to them Come
back 1t has always been a haoit with the re-
democratic party; to capture the best men in it,
and to-day We have a million democrats in the
republican ranks, who are among the best and
most reliable men in the party. / have
travelled through your state a good deal and
although thought affairs looked somewhat
doubtful when first ent red your limits have
seen and leaI ned enough to force the conviction
upon me that We will carry the state by a
glorious majority in October. TADplause
Give US Pennsylvania in October, and we will
ride over the November election without a
ruffe."
Nr. Wilson then proceeded to discuss national
issues, defending the tariff, and reviewing
the achievements of the republican party
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDRNT-The
President this morning appointed Jas. Wright,
James l.. Graham and Hon. j. A. Powell com
missioners to examine and report to the Pres-
dent upon portion OF the road built by the
burlington and Missouri railroad company in
Nebraska; Henry A. Newman, collector of in
iernal revenue tor Nebraska; John E. RYAN.
assessor of internal revenue for the second dis
ret OF Arkansas; Mrs. A. z. Wiley, postmaster
It Huntsville, Texas; Dennis Eagan, receiver
1fpublic moneys at Tallahassee, Fla Charles p.
Birkett, OF Nebraska, Indian agent at POnca
agency, Dakota; Edwin ID. PAYNE, receiver of
pubic moneys at Nisalia, Cal; q. A. b ottsford
register land office, Nisalia, Cal; Francis G..
Service, associate justice supreme court, Mon
ana; Geo. +. Anon, OF Fla, receiver of public
moneys East Florida land district; William III.
Rogers, collector internal revenue first district
Arkansas; T.. Il. RawsOn, U. s. marshal south
IN district OF Florida
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SENT TO JAIL FOR ATTEMPTING SUtCIpE-
Rosa Carroll, a handsome but depraved young
woman, attempted to commit suicide by drown
ing herself In the Passaic river at Paterson, n.
j., on Wednesday night. A policeman iumped
into the river and rescued her. The Recorder
sent her - fail for ten DAVIS
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PETER BOYLE, a young Englishmau was ar
rested Monday evening at his boarding house;
IN Harrison avenue, Boston, charged with bur.
glary. At the time of his arrest a young lady
whom he had persuaded to leave her parents In
New Bedford clandestinely, was in his room
with clergyman, who was about to marry
them. The young lady left in the first train fol
home. Good incident for q MyelloX kiYer.n
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CONFESSION OF Mu,Drpp,
cay convicted OF the murder of Charles a
near Columbus, Ohio. last October, made = S1,,,
most minn 81 guilt yesterday entering into the
t no1I 1t sair He will be hanged at moo, ~, n
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JOHNNY. O'KEEFR, the New York newsboy
who won a midshipmans cadetship in a compe-
titive examination, has passed his examination
st the Annapolis Naval ACADEMY, and is now
racnlar cadet
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU EMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MR.. j. &. SAyILLE, Lessee and Manager.
SATURDAY. sEPTEmBER 2s.
MIR. w ]. FLORENCE.
TONIGHT A. O'CLOCK.
last TIME OF
FLORENCE
Ard the Great Irish Drama,
"kILEEN O6Eo
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, I572,
First appearance in yearsof
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
in the new Fairy COMEDY.
THE PALACE of TRUTH,
Supported By powerful company and the Premiere
Danseuse Assoluta,
ANTONlNI.
Box She IT now open. SEES
WASHINGTON sOHUETZEN yEREIN.
GRAND FALL FESTIVAL.
The Fall and closing festival of the of 1872
will take place at the Washingt Schuetzen Park
18th stree roac on the afternoon and evening Of
MONDAY, September 80, 1877.
Prize Shooting,
Prize Bowling,
Grand Concert,
ILLUMINATION and Fir eworks.
Together with all the attracti ons usually offered
by this Association.
Admission to the Park 9 Sc
No return tickets.
nSrCars run All the w4y to the Park se27 ST
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DION BoUCICAULT says that America has the
three best comedians ia the world, and names
Joseph Jefferson first, of course; then VIM.
warren, OF Boston, whose father was in his day
q famous manager Of Holiday street theater,
baltimore, and Lester Wallsck. OF jefferson
Boucicault says: "When was teaching him to
play Caleb Plummer and Salem Scudder he
took the parts out Of my hands and bettered my
instruction"
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvENUE The receipts from I'll g
ource to-day were S31l ,576.43.
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NORTHERN IcEi NORTHERN IOEI

J. L CHEsEMAE SCO..
Successors TO the Indepens ent Ice Cem,any.
have niied ihefr Hoases with the best quality of
NOhIhEhS lCE, which they cffer IT, the pablo 81
rtasonahie rates, IN ~ GO or SIN III quan.fties
wharf and Depot 70. Z OF h street
once. 1904 Pennsy " AHA ayesue sl.-lm
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The PRESIDENT and Mrs. Grant, General
Porter and Mr.. Dent, Mrs. Grants fsther,)
returned here last evening from Long Branch.
The President received a large number OF
visitors to-day. This morning ne had a long
interve w with Gen. Sherman, and subsea uentIy
with Secretaries Belknan and RoheSon.
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PRRsoNAL.-Mr. Catlin, the painter of Indian
scenes and portraits, was having a talk with his
old acquaintance, the Dahcota Indians, at half
past three this afternoon. His old friend. the
interpreter who was with him 10 years ago in
this tribe, is with them now. Mr.. L. c.
Cox, secretary of the British American claims
commission, is back from Newport. ......... Hon.
d. Z. Bancroft Davis, Assistant Secretary of
State, who has been attending the Geneva tri-
bunal, sailed from Liverpool yesterday for New
York. '''''''' Gen. Phil Sheridan has returned to
Chicago after an extended visit to the north
western boundaries of his military DEPARTMENT
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NTASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.
The STAR VARIETIES OF THE WORLD!
GLORIOUS EAR,Eri
LEUGEABLE ECCENTSIC:TIES
SENSATIONAL NOVELTIES
AsUPERB BALLET TROUPEl
AN INiMITABbE OSIOl
SOmethirE Novel, Fresh and Sparkling Each Week
Constant ana Attractlve Change of Novelties.
FRESH hTrR Actions
The Great Hrial Artists,
Niles BELLE OELEST,
The Daring and Graceful Lady Trapezist;
NIX. y. g. MATTHEW'S,
The Reckless and Skilful & Ymnast,
In their Sensa ional HrustraiiOn
TIE Great Song aud Dance Champions,
The DAILY BROTHERS,,
In their remarkable songs AID Dances.
MISS VIOLA CLIFTON,
The Orig nal Champion Change Artistic.
Mr. JOHN L. DAVIS, the great Canine Educator,
and his astonishing troupe of Nine Dogs, whose
marvellous performances are beyond belief, and
pecialiy gratifying TO ladies and children. The
peIlor pie asing and versatile JAMES ". WESLEY
ara ADDIE Johnson: The great Ethiopian
capital slet Troupe, led by the great premier of
the world, MILE GALEfTI, in q Rare Bill of
Excellencies. sell
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STRACS, the ClOthier,
STKAUS, the Clnthier,
sTRA Us, the CloIhicr,

Three Doors from Eleventh Street
Three Doors from Eleventh Street
se2Ftr Three Doors from Eleventh StreeI
DtOE. L. q. CASSELL'S DANCING AOADE-
II MY, Potomac II aIl, il, street and Mary ga
land aNenue 81 W. Ladies' and Misses ~
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS ga 20 6; Gents, CA
5 to 10 y. m. Matinee every WEDNESDAY isaA
sto lOp. m. Pollard Andresene Band engaged Tor
the season. senll I'm
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AN OFFICE DECLINED.-Dr. Tullio S. Verdi
OF the board of health, in a coz munication to
Hon. j. IL. Baker, Commissioner of Pensions. of
io-day's date, says ain consultation with the
proper offic of the Treasury Departm ant I
learned that L cannot hold the office OF u s
Pension Surgeon while am member of the
board OF health of the District of Columbia
1oth being nited States appointments, and the
fees Of pension surgeon being cons ;dered equiva-
lent to salary. L am compelled therefore,
though regretfuly, TO resign the Office to which
you kindly appointed me-"
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visit to my establishment will fully repay ell
who may appropriate the time AMI trouble of com
ing, whether they purchase only wish to view my
immense stock and how l sell them.
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POSTAL CARDs.-A printed card, either of
private or business character, may be sent
through the mails provided it bears a one cent
stamp. If there is any writing whatever mot
excepting the address, on the card it will not
De aiiowed to pass as mail matter, even if SO
stamped. Persons NAV consider printed cards
postal cards, but they are not recognized as such
by the Post Office department..
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TOR the place. Don't you - bow mlDcrabiy
and sliamefuily you hsvs failed ~ make
eood your charger II not, We WIN ny TO
convince you, seriasen.
l. We did. probably. write such letter.
II WAS alleged that Major Jones, Of the
JOcko Agency, would be removed for NAL
administration Of his Office. II was . Ro>
man Catholic Agency. A Roman Catholic
must be appointed. We did not know q
better or more deserving man in Montana
Of that or any other faith than ThOs. Cum.
minss, and had hoped to see him appointed.
When, noticing by an eastern paper that
some non resident had been appointed, we
"Greclcye ed" whoever was ut the bottom If
it, and do yet. notwithstanding the said mp.
pointee has never yet been heard Of in Mon.
tana. The Pioneer knows that, before and
since, this paper has been ON the record rs
strongly as we could place i. in favor Of the
appointment Of Montanians to Montana
offices, .(concedins tue potency Of the cx
cep,ions provided for l,y President Grant ~
his Civil Service Reform now IN Opcrat,"nl
- that there IS no Inconsistency l.. what We
have said publicly ana privately, and the
liz STANDS. We might Icinsrk, ea pas~nmt,
That We consider This npportionment of In
dian Agencies to religious denominations u
great unlnitiga,ed humbus; that it dcuases
and corrupts the churches. does the Indians
no good, and ought to be abolished.
2. We were reliably informed that Jesse
Arml'asc had acted dishonesty as Agent ut
Blsckf,'Ot, aid Was removed therefor We
had never even heard the name of his sue
ccssOr, Or where he was from. An honest
NAH from anywhere is preferable to dis.
honest Montan ian
3. We were well pleased 10 hear Of Judge
Servis' appointment. Had there been q
competent Montana lawyer who would
have accepted It, he woulc have been ap
pointed, and that We would have approved
4. We have ever been, are now, in favor
of the appointment Of Mountainous to office
In the Territory. 1t is difficult u say which
the Pioneer ''c!a'ms." Wc.certa,nIy would
object 10 Major McCormicks appointment
As an Indian Agent.
We have thus obeycd the extraordinary
summons to testify where We were urraiSned
We repeat emphnl;cally tia; the allegations
OF the Pioneer We're false We have ab.
stained Ut its solicitation, from cInc1img our
and answered its inquiries with.
out prOpc unding others. We now demand,
Is due US, an unconditional withdrawal OF
Its charge Of October 10Th; and bidc the
result.
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L.R. Z. +. llerls


1870
The la,rs.s"oiti;ia syOrs abou, the future
s'"s'russ,on ,t the rAilesl. ,On the Pacific
Ov's'os u, tAs. The Dfrscpprs nave taken
under advertisement Q aauujiocr vi bids and
pf"pos'''"ns u bu'Id the line cast Of the
C"sc''des, from the mouth of the Palou.e
I" Lake Pea d'O:cllle a!j miles; and forty
miles on the SQUAD for 1573. which the
tA'sd will b. likely to decide soon after
reaching New York. upon receiving = r.
port from the Chief Engineer, who is now
examining the surveys Of this DIVISION.
The bark Z,uaoe from New York with
1900 tons 1T - lrmd iron for the N. P. Il.
H., arrived in the river last week aud Is
forwarding by lighter four "r five hundred
t'ns by barge Ia this place; she will BE-
t"wed I" our wharf in day or Two.
BY appointment If the Il 'arl If Direc
t"rs, fr'um and after 1t proxiMO. Gen. John
w Spr-gue will act ~ Superintendent If
Pacific Division. N. r. Il Il in EDITION to
his duties and authority rs ASS, Treasurer
aud General Agent.
From the Glyndou. MINI . Red River Gazette.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
has turned over 70 L. II. Tsnney i Co., to
he included within the limits Of the Red
River Colony, four additional townships.
making tract 81 miles square in all, and
total Of 36S, $40 acres.
Hswlcy will probably be selected as the
English town, instead If Muskods, ~
stated in former issue. with the name
changed " Ye,'v'l another spring.
On Monday last, NJ G. Hazard, Of Chi
csyo, In company with Rev RObt. Kerr, Of
Sc0t,and, E. Warken,un. . Russian gentle
man. and F. Funk, Of Elkhart. Ind, mr..
rived ut De'rnit. and were xucs's If Col
Tyler The three last named 1T the party
represent o many col"ny enterprises lmk
Ing to settlement on NOr,hcrM Pacific lands.
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QUAK1Z REPRESENTATIONS

The lontan!an, Oct. 3ist, discusses the
several provisions Of the mining Laws, Uni.
ted States AMI Territorial, prescribing the
amount Of work requisite to hold mining
ground, and the time within which tina,
work Is required 10 he done or the mines
will be forfeited. II says
!" We advise our quartz friends to follow
the provisions Of The United States Minis
ing Law AMI disr, gard the Territorial law
"cn,irely. d.
That is very baG advice. While the
United States Law il the Superior Law
where there is conflict between that ind
Territorial statutes the United States stat.
uics in this case specifically provide that
the local laws shall! be supreme, prosided
they do not require less work than the
minimum established by the United States
Law. The .Aontanian has advised It's read.
ers to very dangerous course. We com
mend to its attention Sections 3 and 8 of the
Mineral law, and If satisfied of its error
would advise different recommendation to
its readers. .+.s ...
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TERRITORIAL
From the Herald 9Th.

| CIOul Tue IAcSAVu osu.
J.H. Mcfarland was kicked and severely
injured BY horse yesterday.
A party Of Chinese miners are threatening
the ruin Of Rodney Street by running a
mining cut into it.
The Dancing club is getting ready for
the winter campaign against smnui.
From the Gazette 5,h,
The French Company on French Bar
cleaned up $1s, 900 for one months work.
Frank Taylor has returned after an ex
te''sive trip to California looking IL, hydr"ul
ic mining.
r#1i From the Piouccr I'd.
IVaac Abbot has returned To Walla Walla
A project Is or foot to construct skating
rink just below the old Bridge.
Deacon Parks and Jerry Mckay have
found gold and silver quartz near the Pen
d'Orcille Lake
The remains Of s. Locber were buried
near Horse Plnins.
G.D W. Irwin aud J. R,heder have CON
ple'ed the Bitter Root surveys
Mr.. Ligh:ner. injured by saw ut Burnt
Fork, was still! living Al ls., accounts.
Mr.. James Mitchell, of the Bitter Root
Valley, who has been to the Upper country
with fur from Fort Owens Mil, returned
yesterday and reports the sale Of his entire
carg", a, "a so and - % per hundred.
From the Montanian DIST.
At Havana, Cherry Creek). Joe Brown
1T BOzcmsn has erected anu will in u day
"r tw" open 29x4O saloon aud store build.
ing; Houser s. Hurley are now building
another 2OA4O store and saloon; Davis u
Isranre ting una 2Ox4J store room ODDS s.
Hurst have fine bachelors hall nearly com.
p.eted; JOHN Thomas OF Pioneer has c,n>
'r"cted for . handsome dwelling; Henry
E selman has, already up, u nea, residence
and IL constructing , 1880 store room.
Beside those mentioned. there are some IF
teen Or twenty substantial hal,ita,iths now
ready for occupants. (Six weeks sgo there
was no, housr in the place.
"Eilr; Hsrdenbrnk, erst Of Deer Lodge.
has fine band Ut horses for ssle In VIZ.
Kinis. aa ~ ts~#.a~
The st. Pauls' folks will give Church
s'riables during the winter.
We arc sold tha, large number Of noun.
tain howi,zers passed Gaffney Monday on.
route for For, Ellis aud the Yellowstone,
They we're in charge If reyu ars.
0so. Hsrst. Of Cherry Cree k, came In on
Tuesday. George has = pretty good slice ri
there new silver miner, aud Is pushing Dr..
vrl"pmeni. 2:4O gait.
4at From the Courier slrs.
A confirmed report has reached Bozennn
Tia. night before lss, 1.-THE e9,h) the Yellow
Stone Missions was destroyed by fire, inclu.
ding vast amoLuis 1T hour and other prop.
srty. Cause unknown.
As an evidence Of the growth Of Bohemian
there ID not . single vacant residence or
business house IN the place, notwitl,stautli ny
the great number of buildings erected this
summer.
Bozeman - taking steps 70 establish q
Public Library. ....g ii ID. ......,
z. A Tripplet. . fish peddler, stabbed and
killed john Gambler in restaurant IN Boze.
man on Saturday nigh, lost.
tol Chestnut Is now supplying number
Ut families In our city with an excellen,
quality Ut stone csal from bis mines In
Bozsmsn Pass, abont seven miles from the
city, which IL giving general satisfaction.
The price 10 go per- ton.
There are two schools In BOzemnn
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S5oeoalaD0o0o 11oetiea lGows.
DixS majority IL 1851.
Maynard 10 elected in Tennessee.
Greeley carried Baltimore by 5000.

DixS majority il 1851.
Maynard 10 elected in Tennessee.
Greeley carried Baltimore by 5000.
Leavenwortll gave GRIM, It's majority.
Syracuse. N. Y. gave Gran, 800 majority.
Augusta, Ga. gave Greeley 800 mnjority.
Vermont elected tho three Republican
Congressman.
Allegheny Co. Ps. gave Grant Il, 900 mai.
hawley, Rep. beat Eastou for Congress
in Conn. by over 500. .2.
Fort, Rep.. wss elected over Littlejohn In
Oswego, N. Y. 'ssas s.a7. y.
E. II. Roberts, Des Moines. Iowa, Wa
elected to Congress by s,500 maj.
The Presidential vote in Alexandria, Va.
was TIC. Harris and Hamilton, c,nssrvs.
tors, were elected in the 7,h aud 6,h dis.
tr,cts. .,,r.r
Kansas City and county went Democratic.
S,andifcrd, Dem, VIII. elected to Cum
grss in Louisville District. "
Toledo. Ohio, gave one thousand Rcpub.
licsn majority.
Averill, Rep was elected in the third
MINI. Dist. by five thousand g..
Louisville. Greeley s,asl; Gran, e,es4
O'Connor 100
Grants oticisl majority in Philadelphia
is -, 49, ..... &c..
Tho Republicans cleo, ont Of 10 COM
sressmen IN Tennessee. -a.
Greelry's majority in Maryland will be
less than 1900. F1,a
New York vote for Mayor Havemeyer's
plurality $3.50!
Sunset Cox wss re elected by twenty. two
thousand.
Brooklyn: Greeley s.. 40l; Grant 81 ~,
Whiteh"use, Dem , IL elected u Congress
In the 18th N. y. Dist.
Rochester, N. r.: Grants majority seven
thOuaand.
Bourbon county. Ky,: Grants majority
loe. $780,
New jersey elects six Republican Con
gressmea. saaaf r.. 49,.
Grants majority in Chicago Il eigh.
thousand. hsG-1
Illinois Republicans elected six ~ seven
Stato Senators, and thirteen oftwenty mem.
bers Of the House The Congressional Del
ega'ion will stand thirteen Republicans 10
six Democrats. eta.
The Republican majority 10 Iowa 10 So.
0oc, and every member Of Congress. ....
The Illinois Legislature Is Rspsblican in
Gen. Geo. A. Sheridan Il elected Con.
gressman at large In Louisianl. "' 'r
Latest returns Estimate the majority OF
Grant In California 5000, and In Oregon
1,o0o!
IcFsdden, Denocsas. IL supposed elected
10 Warrington Territory. I
The Tv~s sst'ms.ss Grants popular ma.
jority ~ 701.s 80 the Work. q go. 0lG The
zims givss0 ,elcv At bsss oniy 9 States and
- electosal votes Wssjd claims - electors
Al votes far Greeley. The Tribune gives
Grant - States and ~ v",es, and 4sO, 900
popular votes, claiming Georsia, La Nd.
Tenn. and Kentucky for Greeley. al
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