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THE MODERN DUYILS.
Courtesy Of Chivalrous cu,throats.

A chivalrous burglary was lately perpetrated
In the beautiful residence OF Samuel Pope, a
wealthy citizen Of Paterson, N. j., the gentle
manly character Of which eliclls the highest
admiration. About eleven o'clock at night
Mr.. Pope was awakened by some one shaking
him gently by his shoulder, and opened his
eyes 10 see his bed surrounded by i've mask
ed figures, who held cooked pistols to his
head. They were beaulifully.dressed men and
had hands white and soft, as he could see by
the moonlight. The leader, in q courteous
tone and mild language, told Mr.. Pope not to
be frightened. but to keep quiet and be should
not be harmed. He fell in with their sugges-
tons under the circumstances, and they tied
his hands and fett with q long piece OF tarred
rome. They then bound Mrs. Pope In the
same way as dellcately as possible, leaving
her 10 bed and taking her husband to q closet
where they could watch him. Two we're sta
toned at the window, and there seemed 10 be
several outside, making about ten In all. The
safe keys were removed from their owners
pocket, and two of the number with mnf1ed
feet set about gathering up the valnaoles.
From the bureaus they CLEANED about $1,000 In
specie and $4,000 worth Of jewelry and silver
ware. From the safe they took about 1000
In railroad bonds and other valuable papers.
When they had concluded their search, g little
adopted daughter was taken from her bed, and
after being soothed was put 10 bed with Mrs.
Pope, and told to unite her father and mother
after they had gone. Ali then jumped Into
their carriage and drove away, leaving no
trace behind them but the tarred rope. Nj.
Pope Yves to have received $4,000 that day
but Wss disappointed, as they doubtless were
also. The family watch dog had been poison
ed q few days before.
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THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS.
The Daily Bulletin, OF Monday, October 7th'

The Daily Bulletin, OF monuay, oe'ooo' ''"'
says:
Common potatoes Without new teature.
Sweets are fairly active and pretty firmly held.
Vegetables unchanged. Our quotations for
notatoes are In bulk In shipping order boc per
hi must oe added. We quote as follows:
Peach blows, $2a2 rs; Early. Rose at 81 6oa2;
and Early Goodrich and Jackson whites 81 26s
/ so. Sweets 50 60a2 rs per bbl for Virginia
aad 50 76a3 so Tor Delaware. We quote: Pege,
tables: Grern CORE, 75caSl per LOO: hea
onions, per Dbl, $2s2 So; do. yellow 81 ooaSi
do. Connecticut white, So 6Oa4 per POI.
SQUASH, marrowiat, per Dbl, 75casl. New tur-
MOS, So 50a3 per bel. Cabbages, SSai2 per
loo. Beets, Jersey, 81 so. Tomatoes, 6OafOc
per basket. Egg plant, 5Oca$l per dozen;
i lima beans. S4a4 80 per bag; do. shelled Slu
ner bushel. Carrots, per Dbl, 81 80.
: There Is only o moderate call ior any de-
scriplIon today. and prices are without essen
tial change. We 1nore az follows: Apples
fall pippi1ns. prime, 81 25l2 80; black ptppins,
81 26a2 so; York pippins, 81 25a2 60i twenty
ounce, 81 25a2 SO; greetings, 75caSl gu; river
stock. all varieties. 75ca$l so, and Jersey, In
bulk. T5rasl rs per bbl. P.ars-Barllett, per
Dbl. s25a35; Duchess, NJ. /, per bbl, ssal2; d.,
No. 2, s6as; Flemish beauty, PER Dbl, s6al2;
Louise Bonnie OF jersey, ssal2; Vlrgaioo. ssa
II; Sickle, ssal3; Vicar Of Wakefield, s6a7.
and cooking, 50 50a5 per biol. Quinces-S6a7
for apple, and sia6 for pear. Grapes-Con-
cord, per 10, 5a7c; Isabella, do. 5a7c; Della
ware, do, 8al0c; CaIawba, do, 8al0c. Plums
-Damson. per btl, $sa9. Cranberrles-prIme,
per crate, So so; do, fair to good, 81 76aS 70.
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out. 1t ia entirely harmless, and perfectly Tree
from any poisonous substance, and viii therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now in use. Numerous Testimonials
have been sent us from many OF our most promi'
nent citizens, some Of which are sub1olned. ln
everything IL which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect.
r. IA warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
SULPHUR or Nitrate OF silver, 1t does not soil the
clothes OF scalp, is agreeably perfumed, and
makes one OF the best dressings for the Flair In
use, 1t restores the color Of the Hair more per
feet and uniformly than any other preparation"
and always does 80 In from three to ten days,
~virtnally feeding the roots Of the hair with all
the nourishing qualities necessary to ia growth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces q new growth OF the hair more posi'
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WAsHINGT0N, October 8.
On the upper lakes the barometer will fall,
with brisk southern and southeasterly winds
and weather rainy, followed, on Wednesday,
by brisk north to westerly winds In The upper
Mississippi, thence to the lower Ohio Valley
southeriy to westerly winds and cloudy
weather; On the lower, winds veering TO
southerly and easterIy. with diminishing
pressure and cloudy weather on wednesday
afternoon: over New England and the Middle
States, clearing, clear and cool weather, with
nOrtherly to westerly winds; on the South At.
lantic and Gulf States, northerly to %easterly
winds and generally clear weather. Caution
airy signals are ordered for Duluth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and Grand Haven.
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II PUBLIC DEBT.
The Boilers Endorse the Constitutional
Amendment.

The atteatIon of the executive committee Of
the True Republican party has been called to
your article Of Sunday last, with reference to
the proposed amendment 10 The State Constl.
tuition, limiting the power OF the Legislature
to create a debt, without first submitting the
question to a vote of the people. Our COM
mlttee is unanimously In favor of the propos-
ed amendment; and have ordered only affirm
alive tickets to be printed for the use of voters
of our party. No negative tickets will be
printed or circulated by us, and every effort
will be used on our part to secure the adop-
ton of the proposed amendment. IT..
D. T. CoRBIN.
EDWIN F., GARY
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THE ELECTION IN INDIANA.
Only Meagre Iteturns-A Cheering Pros
pect Of q Liberal Victory.
INprANApoL1s. October 8 10 P

INDIANAPOLIS, October 8 10 P. NJ.
The election returns, 80 far, are very meagre.
The ticket is long, and the returns received
are only from small precincts. The vote Is
very close, and 1t will be late before a correct
estimate can be made. One precinct In st.
Joseph's County gives Brown (Repuolican)
for Governor 207 majority. White River town
ship, Randolph County, gives Brown 1856
majority. New Haven, Allen County, gives
Hendricks (Democrat) for Governor ITO ma
tority. Gullford township gives Brown $50
majority.
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The Abolition Of Slavery In spain-DIs
lurbances in Madrid,

MADRID, Uct00er &.
In the Cortes the president decided that,
under the rules of the House, the debate on
the motion 10 amend the address TO the King
by inserting q paragraph asking for The aboli-
tion of slavery was out of order.
Alter the shopkespers' manifestation yester'
day, which temporarily subsidized on the
promise of the alcalde that the lax on show.
bills would be reconsidered, the crowd again
collected on the street, Kissed members OF the
city government, WHO were trying to allay
the excitement, and assailed the police with
clubs and stones. The civil force being una
Bile to suppress the disorder, and the rioters
becoming more violent, q battalion ofnstional
guards wa called out and cleared the streets.
Several persons we're Injured, but none Killed.
Order was restored.
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Attention ls directed to the card Of Mesars.
Z. N. Waters d Co., late Waters, Pierce Il Co.,
No: Sc Broad street, New York. Tho point to
which particular notice Is directed 10 the fact
Thai the business of the house Is strictly on
commission, and not In dealings on their own
account, either speculative or Otherwise
Ffnancio! and Commercial Chronicle, Septesn.
Der I, '1872.
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PHILADELPHIA, October Sc P. II.

PHILADELPHIA, October Sc P. d.
A tremendous vote has been polled. All the
morning the election went on very quietly.
Under the new election law all the taverns
are closed. The United States marshal has
eight hundred special officers on duty, who
are distributed in the wards where 1t was
thought that trouble might occur.
Reddy, the Blacksmith, a famous New York
rowdy, was arrested after voting three times,
and Was locked up for a further hearing. Fit
teen tax receipts we're found on him.
In thirteen wards OF this city, during the
first hour that the polls were open, Hartranft
was 1851 ahead Of Buckalew, and over 600
ahead Of the Republican ticket. This Is an
indication that Hartranft will. run ahead, and
not fall behind his ticket as was expected.
The Evening Telegraph asserts that The Sec
ond ward will give a Republican majority for
the frat lime In eight years.
In Reading Buckalew's majority will not ex-
coed GOO. In Erie Buckalew ls running ahead.
At Chambersburg Hartranft Ia running up
with his ticket. In lebanon Hartranft 10
so ahead. In Doylestown Buckalew lie gain
Ing ground. In Westchester Hartranit runs
well up to his ticket. In Easton Buckalaw
appeare ahead with q heavy vote. In Pitts
burg, on a:vote OF 5000, cast in three houra,
the Republican majority was 1900. At noon
forty districts gave Hartranft 63ss and Bucka-
lew A62. Northumberland and Mount Car
mel give Hsrtranit 1877 majority. Delaware
and Upper Chichester give Hartranft 81.
Lower Chichester give Hartranft %. Dauphin
and Middleton give Buckalew So. Berks,
Reading, first ward, give Hartranft l03,
q Republican gain OF 81; fifth ward
give Buokalew 80, q Republican gain
of 9. Lancaster, Salisbury, Buckalew 10.
Northampton, Buckalew 10. Moore Town.
ship, Buckalew 24l. Erie, Harbor Creek, Har'
trsnft l2l. Crawford, Cochranton, Buckalew,
As. West Moreland, Pennsylvania Township,
Buckalew lit. Chester County, Pennsylvania,
Eckesburgborough. Buckalew Ia majority
Berk's and Emans 80 Democratic. Perry, NIL
lerstown 6 Democratic. Northampton, Buck
alew 10. Bethlehem, first ward, Hartranft 81.
Beddeford Borough, Buckalew 80. Bucks,
New Hope, Hartranft l majority.
WASHINGTON, October $40 z. N.
Heavy bets are freely offered that Hartranft
is elected by, at least, ten thousand majority.
John W. Forney and Alexander Mcclure con-
cede the defeat OF the Democratic ticket.
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D- CONS1GNRES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified
that she will discharge cargo, THIS DAY, at
Adget's South Wharf, Goods uicalled for at
sunset Will remain on the wharf al owners' risk.
oci9-l JAMES ADGER 4 CO., Agents.
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE.
PENNsYLYANLA GOES RADICAL-THE
LIBERALS CARRY INDIANA AND
PROBABLY OHIO.
succe7s OF Money and Fraud In the
Ksystons state-ao.Oo0 Radical Ma
1ority In the Quaker City-A Loss OF
tho Legislature and Three Congress
men-Ohio Confidently Claimed for
the observation-disclosures Snfe and Salts
factory.
TsrEo1AL TELEaRAM 70 THE NEWS

~[srEc1AL TELEaRAM TO THE NEWS
NEW YORK, Wednesday, October l0-2A. N.
The Liberals have undoubtedly lost the
State Of Pennsylvania, but they have probably
carried both Ohio and Indiana.
The returns at this hour indicate that the
majority Of ,Hsrtranft, the Radical candidate
for Governor Of Pennsylvaaia, will reach 26,.
600. Money was poured like water into the
the State, and the fraudulent voting has been,
beyond all comparison, the most systematic
andWidespresd In the history of American
politics. > isAa1
There was q heavy increase In the vote cast,
as the consequence of the Radical tactics OF
importing and repeating voters. Philadelphia
andtPittsburg did the work. The former city
gives nearly 10000 Radical majority, an enor-
NOUS increase over last year. Tie Legisla.
ture Is Radical, which will reflect Cameron to
the Senate and perpetuate the rule Of the
Ring.
The Radicals elect Todd, Scofeld and ALL
bright, the candidates for Congressman at
large, and the following Congressman Kel-
ley, Meyers, Harmer, Negley, Cessna, McJun-
kin and Townsend. The Democrats elect Ran
dall, Storm, Clymer, Woodward, Magee, Fes.
ter and McCleiiand. This is a loss of three
Democrats. '.-
From Ohio the returns are.yery: meagre.'
The Liberals have carried Cincinnati by $500
majority, and elect both the Liberal Congress:
men. The returns show alternate Liberal and
Radical gains, but at Columbus 1t is conf
IDENTIFY claimed that the Liberals have carried
the State.
All the returns from Indiana indicate that
the Liberals have won the day In that lmpor-
tant State. 1t is claimed that the Liberal
Congressman, Niblack, voorhees, and holman,
are elected by large msjorities.
Nothing further can be aHcertained at this
hours NYA.
OHIO and PennsyIvanta Certainly Re-
publioan-Iudiana Doubtful, with q
Republican Tendency.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NBws.l
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY,
October 8-Midnight.
The returns received In this city from Ohio,
Indiana and Pennsylvania show that Pennsyl-
yania has gone Republican by an Increased
majority, and that Ohio has gone Republican
by q decreased majority. Indiana appears to
be in doubt, but inclInes to the Republicans by
q small majority. The frauds In Pennsylvania
were immense.
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
List OF the Candidates, and q Compare
sono OF tho Vote.

The following tables give the names ofthe
candidates, and a comparison of the vote In
former years, In the States In which elections
we're held yesterday:
Pennsylvania.
In Pennsylvania, State officers, representa-
tives In Congress, and members OF the Legis-
lature were elected. The new Legislature
will choose a United States senator In place
of Simon Cameron (Admlnistration.) The fol-
lowing has been the vote OF the State for sew
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STATE.
GreeleU, Grant.
GovernDr.......C R Buckslew. J. F. Hartranft.
Supreme Judge. Jas. Thompson. Ulysses Merour.
Audit-Genl... WIZ. Hartley. Harrison Allen.
Delegates to a State constitutional conven.
tlon were also chosen. Each party nominated
fourteen candidates for delegates at large.
Among the Dsmocratic-Lib candidates ls
Andrew G. Curtin.
CONGRESSIONAL.
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II ELECTION IN CONNECTICUT.
a Crumb of Comfort from the Nutmeg
State.

WASHINGTON, October 8.
Advlees from Connecticut Indicate Liberal
gains in the town elections. ALlberal mayor
Is elected in Hartford by l5s plurality over
the regular Republican nominee and indepen-
dent Democrat. twenty-five negroes were
arrested In Newark, N. j., for false reglstra-
ton in one ward.
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@r NOTICE.-AL PERSONS AXE
hereby cautioned against hsrboring or trusliag
any OF the Grew Of British Bark FREEMAN DEN.
MS, from Belfast. Ireland. as no deots Of their
contracting will be paid by Captain or
oct9.3 COHEN 4 WELLS, Agents.
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4 BLOODY AFFRAY TEXAS.
SHREVEPORT. OctobI

~. SHREVEPORT, October ..
:. BID. Wright, the clerk of.the District Court,
and hls brother, q deputy. sheriff, were killed
ing morning BY, Chief Of Police Sherrod and
Police Officer S%hephsrdG The friends Of the
Wrights armed themselves with shot. euns,
found and killed Shepherd, and are marching
IN every direction for Sherrod. All concerned
belong to the same political party.
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past one all was quiet. The whites retired,
and the negroes evacuated the armory.
COLUMBUS, O., October $40 P. N.
Warren City, Trumbull County, three wards
give Wykof, Republican, for secretary of
State, SOL, and Wiley, Democrat, 269. Re-
turns from twenty townships In various
counties of the State show a net Republican
gain, over the majority for secretary Of State
In 1870, of 54S. Two of these townships show
q Democratic gain of 20 votes.
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6perial Notices.

@sTHE MEMBERS OF TIE GERMAN
HUssARs fitting CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. NENKE 4 MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms,
By order Of the President.
10 ". BIscHoFF,
octs Secretary.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

-Rumors of Boss Tweed's flight are again
current In New York.
Two persons were killed and several hurt
yesterday by the fall Of q political stand at
Brooklyn.
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RE0EIYINa A!MHERE.",

NEW YORK. October s.
Rev. DR.. ]. A. Pennlman, late OF Ward.
6erge Episcopal Church. now Of Jersey, with
MS vile, was received into the Catholic
Cnurcn sunday, at Summit. In that State. The
doctor was formerly q Unitarian. and came
originally from Massachusetts,.
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PORT ROYAL RAnRoAD.-The track of the
Port Royal Railroad has been completed from
Augusta City to Sand Bar Ferry, on the Savan.
nah River. As soon as the bridge across that
stream Is finished, which will be in a short
time, the trains will run through,
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CINCINNATI, October 8.

There was g riot yesterday, In which a negro
meeting and a Liberal torchlight procession
were engaged. Several white men were shot
and several negroes knocked down. The
negroes took possession OF an armory ana
guarded all the approaches. At midnight the
police closed In on the armory, and at half
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TIE ELECTION IN NEBRASKA.
Hiram Receives the Tidings OF Another
Republican Victory.

WASHINGTON, October 8.
The President has received q dispatch from
Hitchcock that Nebraska has undoubtedly
gone Republican.
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District Of
THE GEORGIA TRIUMPH.
up tn. majority $4,000 strong,

SAVANNAH, Ga, October 8.
The morning press has received official re-
turns from one hundred and three counties,
giving Smith a msjorlty OF 5O,67l. There are
thirty.two counties TO hear from, which will
doubtless swell the majority to 10000.
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SEA.

BOSTON, October 8.
The ship Golden Hand, of this port, was lost
off Cape Horn. Five of the crew died from
starvation. The boat, which was In charge OF
the second mate, Ia missing, and is supposed
TO have been sWamped.
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Marrie1.

BEDELL-MCOREApY.-On Monday, evening,
October Z, 1872, by the Rev. J. T Wightmsn, d. D.,
at the residence OF The BRIDES uncle, Mr.. JosEPH
Few York. ~, 'ia:'., '.-J rs
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PULL DICK, PULL DEVIL.
CARDOzO AGAIN CHARGES THATTONE
LINsON BRIBED THE SENATE.

A Joint Radical Meeting at Sumter
The Speeches OF Sawyer, Cardozo and
Others-The Audience Ten to Ono for
tho Regular Ticket 49,
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@CoNsIGNEEs PER MERCHANTS
LINE Schooner FLORENCE ROGERS, from New
York, Will send to Adger's North wharf for goods
before sunset, or expenses will he incurred a.
their risk. No claims allowed after goods leave
the wharf. ROACH 4 MOFFETT,
octa-l Agents.
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IsPEcrAL TELEGRAM TO THE NBwS.1
W~AsaISeEoS; TyEsDaY;
TIE ELECTION IN THE KEYSTONE
STATE.

A Tremendous Vote Polled-Hartranft
Rams Ahead, of his Ticket-Repubh-
can Gains In neutrality-suspicious. OF
the Democratic Ticket.
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:. 8. Howell.
!. Stanley woodward.
sJohn B. Packer.
j. VIM. McClelland.

.Members OF the present Congress.
Ohio.
The election In Ohio was for State officers,
headed by secretary of State, and twenty rep
resentatlves in Congress. The following table
.ho-e tha 1oto of tho Qtoto oinoo 1891
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THE ELECTION IN OHIO.

Preparatory MISUNDERSTANDING
Returns from the state-No Estimate
Made OF the Result
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OYER TIE SEA.
Forty Miners Killed by an Explosion.

Forty Miners Killed by an Explosion.
LONDON, October8 8.
The explosion In q coal mine at Mornley,
Yesterday, was for more serious In Its results
than the first dispatch stated. 1t is now known
that forty miners were killed.
Dear Fuel-The Newmarket Autumn
Meeting.
LONDON, October 8.
The price of coal has again advanced. The
mining companies Of Belgium are not able to
execute the orders they have received to send
coal to this country, in consequence OF the
scarcity of miners In that country.
The Czarewitch stakes of the Newmarket
autumn meeting we're Won by Salvanos, beat
ing sylvia second, Enfield third. Twenty-four
horses ran. Betting, at the start, was seven
teen to one against SalVanos, and three TO
Enfield. W. Warnull was the jockey Of the
winner
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CONGRESSIONAL.
GreeleD.

} Richard VauX,
80 j.. Il. hopkins,
hafBe' h. 8. Wright.
1. samuel J. Randall.
2. E. Joy Norris.
8. Il. A. VORelbach.
4. Walter B. Mitchell
s. Lymington Phillips.
8. sEphraim L. Aoker.
/. Z. Franklin Taylor.
8. Heiater OlymeE.
Q. q. II. North.
10. Bernard Reilly.
Il. Stanley woodward.
IL. Abner Rutherford.
Is. John A. Magee.
16. sBenj. F. Meyers.
II. sR. Milton 8. eer.
10. SHenry Sherwood.
10. Thomas L. Kane.
20. samuel Griffith.
Fl. tHeDry D. Foster.
"a, James King.
%. -
"a. VIM. McClelland.