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New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Boston City Government has purchased a
site oa Pne-st for smallpox hospital
Two dwellings. two stores, and shop were
burned Ky yeseday Los about 70 residences
ers also burned at Frankfort the same State Loss $1,000
The Secretary of the Irish Brotherhood Catho-
lie nop now IN session Philadelphia reports la3 societies connected
With the Unon having membership OF itE and VIII psSl IN Ae
Treasury
The large property at Fifteenth and Chest
pbIsepha has been purchased Young Mems Christian
Lsoon by Johf Wannamae The hall vii contain lecture
room, reading room, and gymnasium.
Attorney General Williams authorizes an
the statement that he Intends 70 eue rom the OaD
met after Presdeno election His Wbdrs"s rom the oregon
senate contest the purpose Of remaining in bis present position
The adjourned term of the Supreme Court of
the United open the 2sh OF October and the call OF the
will No io The ChefJusce And Asso-
Miller Field Strong and Bradley are nov IN washington
The Presbyterian Synod Of Baltimore, in ses.
sion AZ Wilmington BEL aer the consideration OF the act OF
rotary eehp introduced by the Rev George Morrison OF
decided Yesterday ash the General Assembly reeobAoe'
actie In the matter,
The Hon. James Garfield Special Commissioner
10 remove the fathead Indians Bitter Root Valley returned 70
Wednesday and reports the arrangements for their removal
AZ being successful progress The ee designing men 70 sur up
trouble With them and thus prevent their eaesoS " Osen
failure
Business on the Levee, i1.New- Orleans is much
eopouenoe Of the on 900 onhoreen Who de-
While Of the mer on sf verc attempting
the bore 70 JOB em they were
snts sreupon the bead with stone and killed
him
A horse attached 10 light buggy containing
rs FHa Cnen az osped the fence Beaeons Woes
hs YESTERDAY tlhg ih, ese and m seufsn, VIII hin so-e
Rasay The revolutions the descent
ssd s.Ass ssap's sslse Tie seJ sIe bss escaped
yiAs' SrOSs sivy.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Liberal Republican and Democratic Con-
ventons Of Montgomery County n Y, met at Fonda on
Tuesday and made the following nominations: For Mem
Der Of Assembly, WIN. II. Davis Of Paatine; County
Treasurer stephen H. Kline Of Amsterdam School Com
missioner Geo. W Elliott OF Mnden; superintendent Of
Ile Poor VIM H. Edwards Of Glen; justice Of Sessions,
CauajOharie.
A correspondent in Richmond, Ind, says:
Permit Liberal who has just gone through the battle
of Tuesday last to say that we intend standing by our
guns and well prepared give battle TO the Zoe
a. the beginning Of the campaign Say TO breth-
Eeu IN New-YOrk that this the banner Republican
county of Indiana has been shorn OF her strength by the
Democrats and Liberals We have gained nearly COO
Yntes. and IN November VIII do still better.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
VOh. XXXlI.....NO' 9.S4l.
CAMPAIGN INTELLIGENCE.
GEN. BANKS AT HOME.
M REt,INs THE CANVASS IN HIS OWN DISTRICT
4 RINGING SPEECH FOR REFORM.
INV 1-FIKGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE.

lBY TELkGhAPh 40 Ihb lt'inNN''"l
BosToN. Oct. 17-Gen. n. +. Banks opened
Che e,,npaipn in his district at somerve tonight Som
ery1lle which has lately become city, has been a
pepular stronghold Of the Generals, and It is
believed that although it ia ordinarily strongly
Republican he viii command the support OF
q majority Of its citizens in November. A
large audience was present 20 hear him. and the enthu-
siasm with which he was received general and
hearty lie began by speaking Of the novelty OF the con
test and its Importance Whatever might be said the
union between the Republicans and Democrats for tho
pachcaton OF the country made In good faith and
nlust be ultimately successful II he had desired 10
Keep his place in Congress- all no had TO do was to keep
suiet hut he had higher in making the change
He had no complaint TO make Of Gen. Grant, though
he in common with others had suffered injustice greater
than death. The wars history was yet to DC "Ilen
He said what he had never said in public before thS
his own reputation stood Of higher testimony than thaV
of anv man now living spoke Of the need OF peace
and OF the Presidents attitude toward the SOUTH Oen
Grant found the Republican party united and now IL
IA divided m every State, county, and town IN
Tho land Horace Greeley had lived in glass
house and thrown stones for the last 20 years Demo
Gratis and Republicans alike have felt his stinging cTit
.isms but the former forgive him because they know he
n honest He took an encouraging view OF the pros
rots Of ne Liberal movement, which had only failed IN
Peupsvlvania because the State washed with Al
mipistration money. He urged the importance OF the
Liberal movement and the necessity Of electng an non
est President.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
REUNION OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF THE
GULF.

The Society of the Army and Navy of the
Gulf held its annual reunion in this city yesterday
Officers for the year elected in the afternoon at
Apollo Hail. and literary exercises were also held The
officers elected are President Admiral Theodosius
Bailey; Recording Secretary, Gen. Granville p Hawes;
Corresponding Secretary, Major f. Montgomery. Ex-
ecutiye Committee: MaorGen. George F. shepey, Col
A. W. Bradbury Capt H. f. Carter, Major John NJ Gould.
committee was also appointed TO draw up memorials
on brothers deceased during the year, and it was
decided that the next reunion should be held at Port
land Ne. Aug G. 1873 The Grafton Of the day de-
lvered by Gen Horace b. Sargent OF Boston, and
well received. The poem by Col. A. j. Duganne OF
this city.
Atep. M a banquet was given at the Metropolitan
Hstel The walls OF the spacious dining halls hung
with flags and banners gracefully festooned while Rom
the ceiling above the center OF the table the national
colors were neatly suspended. Tie walls also
adorned with union Shields each containing the name OF
a memorable battle The tables were lavishly laden
with all varieties OF decacies Among those present
were Admiral Thatcher, who presided at the dinner,
Gen. Mcdowell, Gen. Sargent Of Boston. Gen.
Moneaux, Capt Faconer, and Admiral Gilbert.
The banquet over Admiral Thatcher introduced the
toast master Of the evening Major Montgomery and In
response TO the first toast The President OF the United
States" Gen. Sargent made address euogiso OF Gen
Grant The speaker had come from part OF New-En-
gland which reverenced the character Of the President
and hOnOred his name The next toast Of the evening,
"The memory OF the immortal Farragut-the Bayard OF
tbelseas" was drunk silence The following ossts were
also given: The COmmOnwea Of New fork-abound-
ing In fertile fields and nayigable waters the enterprise
Of the citizens has built the thriving towns and con-
strcted the railroads and canals which daily CON
tribuing 10 her wealth and greatness" Response by
Gen. Mcdowell The remaining toass were as follows;
"The Army OF the United States has spoken for itsei
from its iron lips every ed OF victory" Response
by Gen Forsyth The Navy of the United 6tstes the
service represented by Stephen Decatur and his gallant
followers IN our first contest the seas, aud by
Faragut and his followers In second conflict needs
no paDegyrc OF man." Response by Admiral Thatcher.
"Our citizen SOLDIER, Response by Gen Halstead.
"The memory OF the heroic dead" Drunk In silence
Our sister soeieties0 Response by Major lockwood.
tine PresA" Response by Col. Tracy. Woman.
Response BY Capt Carter. The Society then adjourned
10 ulaat Al Portland reaf.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

table marvel Of legal knowledge. hard work ana uaeo
ties What particularly mpresses M. DemOulne Oh pe
rsal of this work, IA that the stronger lts cOgent
ment, the weaker appears TO him any foundation LOT
English contentment much less triumph, resting IN INC
Judgment of the court. The real truth IA that u Is
notable check for English diplomacy and policy, when
have been defeated from beginning to end in the aar
Putting aside accepting all Cockburns ingenious
criticism about theory and principles, the fact Is that
EDpand paws the United States fifteen millions for
damages dOne by Americans TO Americans, and re
nOunces her claims 10 indemnity for attacks by armed
Americans and Irish on her Canadian territory The
Geneva verdict has s moral II Is not merely the d
indirect damages England is condemned 10 pay,
but acknowledge her moral completely as wen IN tne
great American civil war. England looked on the
american Republic torn with civil dissensions, Win
almost IA inward gadness as az later DATE she
regarded the crushing out Of France Ii Is the memory
of this which weighed her conscience, rs II weghed
the Judgment Of the Tribunal" '" H. u
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
LIBERAL CLUBS AND MEETINGS.

The Hon. David BoOkstaver addressed a
large Liberal meeting at Antwerp N " the 9th inst
A Greeley and Brown meeting was held at
Poestenk y. Y, Monday last Supervisor Sitter ore
siding T. L. Cole and a. d. Lyon Of Troy made brief
speeches.
Gen. Samuel J. Crooks, j. l.. Douglass, and
the Hon John NJ Kendall candidate for Congress in the
With New-Jersey District, viii address the Liberals OF
BeIeville. n. j., this evening.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
Bathonthe Hudson held enthusiastic meeting last
presdav evening speeches being made by Edmund l..
cole G. F. X COe and d. McFarane. About 800 mem
here OF the Albany clubs present and many private
residences were Illuminated
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
Newburgh ~ y held large meeting on the 10Th inst
Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather speeches beng
made by Charles H. Horton OF MiddletOwn Liberal can
didate for onress the XIIth District and the Hon
Thomas George
The several Greeley and Brown organiza-
tons Of Norwich, Conn and vicinity iOined in grand
torehRht procession last Friday evening and marched
70 Bean Hi. where they raised handsome American
nag suitably inscribed After the hagraising speeches
were MADE oy Gen. Colt. T. Walter Swami, ana g. o.
TbTesher
Arrangements have been completed for
bolong immense demonstration in favor Of the cleo
oo Of Greeley and Brown ut Munroe, Orange County,
y. Y. tomorrow afternoon. The meeting will undoubt-
Orange County Addresses viii delivered by the Hon.
Chas. II; Horton Liberal Republican and Democratic
neld and the Hon. s. s. Cox.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of
East Orange assembled in large numbers the 9th
inst and hoisted Greeley and Brown banner in
front OF their CluOroOm. Speeches were made by the
Literal candidate for Congress John NJ Randall Jno. ii.
Etaats o York, Col Price OF Orange Mr. Fitzgerald
and others The election returns have only intens
ned the energies OF this Club, aud large numbers
ADDED 70 the roll after adjournment
The Printers Greeley and Brown Club of
Boston, Mass at their meeting Saturday, we're ad
dressed by the Hon f. W. Jacobs A. K. Tden, and the
Hon Geo A. Shaw. A letter from the Hon. John X.
TarbOx read which he said; in spite Of late
Eebuhs our cause IL not desperate yet Our friends
abate energy their zeal The desperate
onset Of the enemy only foreshad0Ts success for the
Cub loeoJVdl q Ae Eixn Ware pASeeo IeSelnoRi
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
AN IMPOSING LIBERAL GATHERING AT
HOMER
A ToRCHLIGHT PROCESSION AND ILLUMINATION
MORE SPEECHES BY HOFFMAN AND HERMAN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl

A ToRCHLIGHT PROCESSION AND ILLUMINATION
MORE SPEECHES BY HOFFMAN AND KEREAk.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl
HOMER, Oct 17.--lf the Liberal party fails
TO get enough votes in Cortland County 10 elect Its can
ddates il has at least its full share OF the intelligent
people of the county attend its meetings One OF the
most striking features the present campaign In the
Middle States has the Improvement IN the ebarac-
Ter OF the audiences which everywhere listen 30 the
ments Of the Democratic orators. Instead gather
nes composed entirely of sitting with their hats
ON and smoking their pipes and cigars, such "a were
met with in 1863 the people come 10 Democratic meet
pes this year dressed in their best and accompanied by
their wives and daughters The audience OF more than
l5OO who crowded Homer Hall this evening, filing
every square inch Of space and overnoving
upon the stage, and down tho stairs into the
street. OF this character. The meeting preceded
by tOrchight procession, participated 1nby the Gfee
ley and Brown Clubs OF Cortland and OF this place The
parade very creditabe, both In numbers and 10
Character and greeted along its line OF march With
profuson OF fireworks. the hring OF cannon ana tbe
illumination Of the residences OF many OF tbe eaous
citizens.
The meeting in the hall was called 10 order by MT u
III. HickOk and Mr.. George Murray one Oi the n,est re
specIed Democratic citizens OF Haner, waS ~ ouvo
elected TO preside list of twenty i've Vlcefesiaents
and ten Secretaries some Liberal kepuOncans nv oto
Democrats was read aier when 1ot Noun discnss,ns IN
an eloquent manner the kess ISSUES VI tno
State and National contest the great audence repeat
nScialv when he the manner In which the Ad-
minstration gets money out OF Wast 70 carry eiec-
tSns in this great stss S Information II IN advance q
what intends do % enect the money OF po.o MAJ
ke and he denenneeu Ia naS ~ ,eonev IN sleo
iona Gov Holman was followed by tne hon Francis
Keruap who held the whole audience until late hour
With ma eear aud incisive arRuments. The meeeng
Sa ,n with cheers for the state, National, and Con.
Sross nominees et tAs Liberal pssv'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
PORTO RICO.

PARTY INSTRUMENTATION OF THE CAPTAIN
GENERAL.
HAVANA, Oct 16-Adyices from Porto Rico
TO the 9Th have been received.
The Government had seized an edition Of the Don Can
didO atroal newspaper published IN the interest OF
the Ultra Spanish party The Radical journal says that
tho Radicals intend form volunteer companies as well
as the Uras The Bon thinks the threat Of the jour
nal Joke but II true, t says that the painful conse-
0nencGs NAV be imagined il the elements forming the
nucleus of the Reform party be armed. The Captain
General OF Porto Rico has dismissed Saturmo iegnero
Government PmpOye, because he was assistant edltor
Oft he Don CdnHifO
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
A CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

HARTFORD, Oct. 1.-THE Tooth anniversary
of the erection Of the church edifee in Farmington
Conn., was celebrated in that place yesterday. Presi-
dent Porter OF Yale College whose father the late Rev.
Noah Porter d. for 60 pastor Of the church.
rave historical address in the morning, and in the
afternoon there were snort speeches by Ehu BurTtt,
the Rev Seth Bliss, Francis Gillette the Rev j. r. Keep,
Gen. j. r. Hawley, Dr. Vermiye, Gen. W. s. Plerson,
.,ta aorh
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
THE LAC LA BELLE DIsAsTER-LIsT OF THE
LOST.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 1.-THE following is a
complete list Of lost by the sinking Of the steamer
Lac la Belle: II. Freeman, n W. Gilbert r. Wyener'
R. H. LippincOtt, W. Smith Dunning, Henry Sparks,
Henry Adams second cook, and man whose name is
unknown, who was working his passage. The In
spectors William Fitzgerald and Thomas Humes close
their statement follows;
The vessel was well built OF good materials, and was
sound throughOut her boilers and machinery were In
good condition aud her outfit complete; and she
was believed by be OF the stanchest steamers
within our Jurisdiction She was easily loaded, drawing
but II feet Of water with 81 feet Of side above water
The heavy which she labored on the night OF ner
loss caused spring leak that no human foresight
could nave previously determined obyated; and she
succumbed to similar influence that has caused other
stanch vessels 10 founder under similar circumstances
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
ENTERPRIsE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-The works of the
Cambria Iron Company, at Johnstown, Penn, which
were destroyed by fire Sunday, went into operation
again Yesterday The workmen gave their labor gratut
ously to build temporary structures while the Pennsy-
yania Railroad Company and large manufactures In
Philadelph furnished cars, tools, and materials.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
GREAT BRITAIN.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT STEAMSHIP COLLISION =
PARLIAMENT TO MEET IN DECEMBER.
InNnnN. Thursday. Oct IL. 1ST2

PARLIAMENT TO MEET IN DECEMBER.
LONDON, Thursday. Oct. II. 1872
A passenger train on the Eastern Counties
Railway OF the track Kevedon Station II miles
from Chelmsford The cars were precipitated down a
high embankment and dashed 10 pieces Ten cars went
over the embankment and we're badly wrecked. Only
one passenger lady, killed outright Twentythree
were injured, two or three Of whom may die,
The steamships Eeera, from Liverpool for Bombay,
and Parthia from New-YOrk for Liverpool, in col
nson yesterday in st. Georges Channel. The Parthia
slightly damaged. The injury, If any, 10 the Neera
is not reported.
Parliament viii reassembe on the 18th of December.
Agitation has begun for the abolition Of foggng at
Newgate as penalty for crime Many letters have ap-
peared in The Times and other journals urging the dis
continuance OF the blrbarous practice.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
TIE coLoREp NAVAL CADET.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-No reports, official or
personal have been received at the Navy Department
relative 10 any improper conduct on the part of the
white cadets at the Naval Academy toward the coored
cadet as recently asserted in letter from Annapolis
In the absence Of any official advice on the subject the
enartmgnt does not believe that the alleged miscOn-
duct occurred Several naval officers just arrived here
from Annapolis say they know nothing whatever OF the
ram ed dsOrders
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
MORE LIGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

TWO MORE GRANT POLITICIANS IN IkOObbE-
THEY ARE ARRESTED FOR ISSUING FALSE
NATURALIZATION PAPERS.
LANCASTER, Oct. 17.-Capt. McMellen. member
Of the Select Council and member Of the Republican
County Committee also John Wittnger, "a prominent
broker have been arrested and held in $500 bail to an
syer the charge Of issuing fraudulent naturalization
papers NcMellen made strong effort TO have the
charge against him withdrawn by Mayor Pyfer, but be
declined, stating that justice must be meted out
TIE AFFIDAVIT AGAINST MMELLEN.
From TIE LGHoIscr iltlt90toer.
WehaveGlready mentioned the charges brought
against Jacob Simpson and Dr. Henry Al; Muhlen9erg
the former Of am attempt 10 6r6e an eeSllon 0iHDS
utterug false naturalization papers The following am
dayit was made before HIS Honor Mayor Pyier last
anasr S., Before me- Fred g. Pyfer personally Forunsu'
Frey Who being daily deposes aud says that bias hehee
81 o or about O Of September, your depoueut and
er from your deponeut declaration Of intention Of becoming
United stating at the time that be would get MS
sfOeober i2 Eas McMeen your ceponeat nata
Ialon which pgrpos 70 have otq aed BY me Court oi
t rou deponen Court aud admitted be
fe vas uiuc8y furnished bin for purpose
Of being uduy used That your oePonent WIS not examined and
- ~ In sD cor-t 70 Obtain ssd certificate OF naturalization;
the day Of election. FoRrUSATUs J. PEXY
sSorn sHd subscribed before me. Oct Is. 1917
Mr McMellen il will be remembered Is the Select
Councilman for the Third Ward who never elected
10 the seat which he has held for almost year, and
whose title 10 the seat Will be considered by select
Council when II reorganzes TINS afternoon He was
held ba IN the OF $500 for hearing on Monday
evening next Of the charge brought against him 10y Mr.
Frey. Dr. H. l.. MuhenDere and Benjamin Shau9el the
first charged with attempting 10 brOe Relnhart Rener
Judge Of elections Of the Eighth Ward, ana the second
charged with acting tho doctors agent In the matter
appeared before Aldermen AmWeg yestcrdal, NaINeo
hearing and entered bail in the sum OF SjOO TO answer
the charge at court
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
A FIGHT WITH CAMANCHEs-TwENTYTH
INDIANS KILLED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Tt
been received here
CHICAGO, ILL, oct. Is.

WAsHlNGTON, Oct. 1.-THE following has
been received here
CHICAGO, ILL, oct. 10.
To The Adjuant General Of he Army:
Col Mackenzie's command had a nght with the Ca
nancheson the North Fork Of Red River, killing % In-
dans whose bodies found and capturing the camp
and l2l squaws and children. m addition 70 the killing
Of Lieut. Crosby Col Stanley reports that Lieut. Lewis
d. Adair OF the Twenty-secOnd Infantry was mortaly
wounded BIZ an Indian the 4th inst and died the
5th Adair mOrtaly wounded the IGdian who shot
him and the Indian subsequently killed. Col Stan
LEWIS servant was also killed by Indians who chased and
came near catching Gen. ROser This ali occurred near
Heart River Crossing "A miles from Rice. Lieut.. Adairs
body will be brought in. Staney's command will be at
Rice on the 18th or 10Th.
p. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
the samo evening indorsing nomination Of Mr. Leo
pold Morse for Congress.
TURNING A NEWSPAPER INTO AN ORGAN
RUNoR THAT CAMERON IS TO BUY OUT FOR
NEY's PRESS.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TKIBUhE'I

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA report is circulated
here tonight by one Of the most prominent gentlemen IN
the country that Col Forney has disposed OF Ghe f
6slphia Press 10 n combination OF politicians VINO arc
thought to be more in earnest in support OF Grant an
the founder of that newspaper The price paid although
not ven is said 10 be very large and furnished largely
by Cameron. The report is gwen for whatever 1t may
be worth.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
CIRA.
METHODS TO COVER THE DEFICIT-AE AP0THE-
CARY CONVICTED OF TREASON.

METHODS TO COVER THE DEFCIT-AN AP0THE-
CARY CONVICTED OF TREASON.
HAVANA, Oct. 16.-A decree has been issued
creating new and increasing old meet the deficit
in the budget and provide for the future expenses of the
war; II establishes tax Of s24 every slave hired
out doubles the present export duties and the war tax
on real estate; increases the war bankers and
merchants and increases the war tax on lmpOfeu
goods from 10 to 25 per cent on the present amount OF
duties The decree Is 20 go into effect on the lt OF Jan
Alexander del Rio an apothecary in Remedies, has
convicted OF treason and sentenced 10 DC ceueu
The first nOrthcr Of the season began yesterday
ACCOUNTS FROM CUBAN soURCEs-ERECrIoN OF
NEW TROCHA IN PR0GRESS-CAPTURE OF
VILLAGE IN CAMAGUEY BY THE PATRIOTS
According to information received through
Cuban sources from Havana to Oct H. 1t appears that
on Odd of September Republican force attacked
Spanish Tort in the district Of Hoguin and succeeded In
capturing a large quantity Of provisions The Spanish
battalion Cazadores de Vergara constantly expected
in this district In the woods OF Baja and San Vicente
In the district Of Manzano, force of Spanish regular
soldiers and volunteers attacked by the patriots
At the first discharge the spanards Bengno
Sanchez and Enrique Bardecia fell dead, and
their companions Immediately dispersed In the
woods In the Camaguey the Spaniards engaged in
erecting second trOcha. The patriots, VINO are DOld
and toeraby numerous in this district attacked on the
4tb OF October the fortified village OF Las Jeguas De-
tween san Geronimo and Puerto Principe The place
was attacked from three different points Ihe attaching
columns were commanded respectively by Gonzales,
Suarez and Rodriguez. They TOOK possession OF the
town. and only left 1t when they had secured an lhe
war materials that were 70 be found As they nau no
artillery IL would have been impossible TO resist the
attacks that would have been made by the spamaTds
from the neghbOrng fOrts and intrenchments. Ihls
body OF patriots portion or the army cOmmabueu
by MajOrGen. Ignaco Agramonte.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

TIE MOSES TICKET ELECTED-THE DEMOCRATS
GAIN A CONGRESSMAN AND SEVERAL MEM
BERs OF TIE LEGISLATURE
COLUMBIA, Oct. 1.-THE Moses State ticket
is undoubtedly elected Ransier, Elliott, and Raney
1o,ored, Grant Republicans, and b. f. Perry, Demo
Graf are elected TO Congress. The Boilers polled a
strong vote The Democrats have elected several Rep
resentatiyes 10 the Legislature.