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CONFLICTS AT THE POLLS.
AN ARRAY BETWEEN TIE NEGROES AND WHITES
AT MACON-THE BLAME WHOLLY WITH THB
FORMER.

AN AFFRAY BETWEEN TIE NEGROES AND WHITE
AT MACoN-THE BLAME WHOLLY WITH THB
FORMER.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
MACON, Oct. "A fight occurred at the polls
in Macon to-day growing OF another attempt by the
negroes take forcble possession Of the polls device
which they have successfully practiced here the lasi
three elections. Very early in the moruHg they masseo
at the City Hall and marched down 20 the polls at the
Ourthouse, IN column, uHder the command Of then
captains and heutenants and sergeants. There they
found smaller crowd, principally whites. and began
crowdng upon them and forcing them away from the
polls few exchanges Of fsicuf occurred In the dense
mass and then discharge OF brckbats came from the
negroes, followed by order from their leader, Jeh
Long, TO fire upon the whites. In the course OF few
about so pistol shots were discharged from both
sides, by which one white was killed and
some five or six negroes wounded, Two OF whom
are dead. The attack came from the negroes ano
the facts here given are substantiated by numerous
adayts before tie venerable Judge Cole Of this circuit
who was in the Courthouse, and himself witness from
window that the negroes began the ARRAY After the
fight, which lasted but few moments the buk OF the
negroes left in haste aud disorder declaring that they
had been driven from the polls by violence and couo
get no chance to vote They massed again at the City
HALF where they addressed by the Mayor guaran
teeing them perfect protection from strong force o.
speca police which had been sworn In for the day. and
free access to the polls. But with few exceptions they
refused vote, and many have gone home The whole
OF this deporable affair is simply the result of another
attempt by the to carry this precinct by storm
and a firm purpose Of the whites 10 prevent repetition
OF the outrage. All Is quiet again az this time.
FEDERAL oFFlCE-HOLDER ARRESTED FOR
RIOTING.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct 2.-The elections
throughout the State progressing to-day. AT
o'clock j. f. Bufant, Deputy Collector Of the port at
tempted to create riot at the polls. On a Deputy
Sheriff ordering him off he resisted and attempted 10
draw a pistol, but was dubbed AMI imprisoned
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TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

. Gen Francis A. Walker Commissioner OF
Indian offered the pOrhp Of the sb senthe
School Of ale College.
The Coroners jury in the of the Rev. j.
smith died suddenly AZ Rgh found strong evidence
POI son, verdict rendered.
-. The annual conclaye Of the Grand Command
Knights Tempar q the state Of Ngios Van BE- he IA Nor
utch on the 9th sh 10th afi llth days oftht month
Forty thousand dollars were raised yesterday,
toward an Industrial Exposition AZ Colrau fnf8ee
Committee appointed and ihe ~ Of september se m he o"
Increment Of the next exhibition
The stockholders of the Toledo, Wabash, and
Western RsiSay uasimoes esesa e''s'qs se s s
Horace C Angustrs sehe George cell Mlon Carghf 80.
David D1ws Joha r. kearou CoK y
o~ officers electei A. boof feidenti
i Drupmond Presiient A. Anderson, VICE Presiieati
W. D. Comess Secretary G. Bdros Geaesal SUPERINTENDENT
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IaKNrRAL PRESS DISPATCHED

RETURNS FROM THIRTY-FYE COUNTIES GIVE
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL GAINS IN EACH
SMITHS MAJORITY ESTIMATED AT FIFTY
THOUSAND.
SAyANNAH, Oct. 2.-The Moraing Ne,cs will
publish tomorrow returns from IS countless all Of which,
except two have decided Democratic majorities The
Democratic majority in Chatham Couniyis 2,olO. Tie
following countess which Democratic and which
now give 5000 majority for Smith, gave, In the Gov
ernors election OF 1868 combined majority OF 394 fof
Bullock: Hancock, Macon, Munroe, Baldwin, Warren,
screven Pulaski Talbot wilkes, Newton, and Troupe.
Returns from all parts Of the state show large gains over
those OF 1903 Smith is reelected by nearly 5000 ma
jority. The election one Of the most quiet and
eaceable ever held In Georgia.
AUGUSTA Ca, Oct. 2-The returns are coming In
slowly. Partial returns from the following counties
give Smith (Dem) 1900 majority: Barlow, Bbb,
Baldwin, Cobb Catoosa, Clay, Clayton, Chatham,
Dougherty, Floyd, Fulton. Gordon. Henry, Lee,
LOwndes Mouroe Mitchell, Morgan, Muscogee, Murray
Pierce. Richmond spading, Sumter, Troupe, Terrell,
Talbot. Whiteheld, wilkes. and Warren.
The official count Chatham gives the Democrats 2Ho
majority Decatur County carried by the Republicans
by 800, and Thomas County by 80 majority
North Georgia has eono Democratic. II Will be mPos
sble to give anything satisfactory tonight bus
there appears BE- do1bt that the Democrats have
carried the State by 3Ooo majority, as fun vote hA'
been polled in every county.
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct 2.-Returns from 20 counties TO
ceived at the office Of The Atlanta Constitution, giys
Smith, the Liberal nominee for Governor 10000 majority
II the proportion holds 10 tie nc counties to be
heard FROM sniih's majority will be over 10000.
AUGUSTA Ca, Oct. 2-The election passed OF quietly
Richmond County gives Democratic majority OF soo
being gain upon the Congress vote OF 1870 OF 3o
The returns slowly, and nothing ohcia can be
given until tomorrow. There Is no doubt that the
Democrats and Liberals carry the State by an over
whelmng majority.
DISPATCHES AT HEADQUARTERS.
The following dispatches were received last
evening by Col Ethan Allen at the Liberal Republican
Headquarters:
sAvANYAH. Ca Oct. 2.--Presdent Russell Of Greeley
and Brown Club OF this county guarantees maJorly
Of 1000 State al safe. A NELLY
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 2.-Chatham County Democratic
majority fully 1850; heretofore dOubtiu STATE wiz De
fully 10000 A. NbLLEi'
These dispatches induced decidedly pleasant feeling
among those in the headquarters and the victory 10
Georgia was regarded only the beginning VI series
OF Liberal triumDhs.
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termed "rabblnronserao Of which Senator Logan and

termed "rabbo.rousers" OF which Senator Logan and
Gov. Ogiesby are pronounced types.
The Grant people to-day resOrted 20 last whimsical
effort 10 the masses against Gov. Hendricks. In
fammaOry pacards issued Offering rewards Tor the
discovery OF any effort his part TO aid the war. and
warning them II elected he will 90 20 the Senate and
vote against duties the various commodities which
are largely produced In this State. Other devices not
less crafty are In preparation, but 10 Is not mnued thdt
the result can be changed at ths late The a-
peal OF the Liberals 10 have the election law framed gr
York put In force has been granted by TIE u :.
In the deposit OF the votes At least this will prevent
pretty enectualy the stuflug system prachced last
year, and Will leave the Liberals free TO attend excu
elsewhere.
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GRIMES AND lcAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Jacob Spellberger's slaughter-house, in Fifth
Philadelphia, buried YESTERDAY VITA t"o ho''e' sn' AS'
20 hogs.
HAYES and Brickford. two Of the prisoners
Who esesI nom Portland jail TaesAy ciPtusd Al Wa1s
boo Ceary and ne yeery Tie two o1hen ale 'A A. rth
Charles Mccormick was killed at hew-Or-
leans yesterday by % John Bealit a. ~ I-uos oaes
Charles a-d Cuoss IAe cause oil TIE 'ao0as IN
knONn
IA fire in COurt-square Springfield. Mass, yes
teriay damaged building owpo BY Martin hesson SLOW iay
usure Knapp dealer ost SlX0 NoT VI sesa
insured for 5000
Patrick Kelley and Albert Ringler, who were
Injured boiler explosion FULTON Co.'S foAng NIL ~
Noovu zee eriar. The o. Tie eIpoon yes
mysiery, being investigated.
Alden Marson of East Pittston, Me, was Killed
H. 10 or I'm n Tp.isv evening agnuf drunkca 10
that aArson bad a5ung All threatening Der ne soea We
Young Maun nurr arrest lie Is oay 10 ''4Ni
age and Is said o be a peae-a5e foang nsr
There was "A large fire in Montreal Yesterday
in The total los, asrued The hssrNnes
a. M a. snoNu scC0, iRc.ang the foouEE; dtn- eioi
Northern $3.50 Scottish upenai siog0 fnSnit S9sovi No.
Bfiuah Am~s SxlVeV. Nintess sSVVSs
~ esen. sl5sVs; LareAsbirc, saw
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LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1879.

LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1877.
A terrible accident happened this morning
10 passenger train from Il city for Edinburgh While
running at very rapid spC Sd it came in collision near
Krke Bridge, with freight train, causing the instant
death of nine persons Many others are injured ana
is feared several OF them viii die But few details OF
the accident to the London and Edinburgh passenger
train have come 10 hand All the dispatches received
agree in saying that the train behind me and was
running at furious rate to make 1t mp The scene OF
the disaster Is not far from Carlisle, the capital OF Cn
berand County. and train has been sent rom that
town to bring in the dead and wounded. later dis
patch from Carlisle says that eleven persons were killed
by the railway collision this morning. The number IN
jured Is not stated.
During the past three months $1,000 emGrants sailed
from Liverpool for America. The steamship Ganorgan,
the pioneer vessel OF tie line between Cardiff and
Eew-York made q successful trial trip yesterday.
A dispatch from Melbourne, Sept. II, says the over
Land Telegraph line has been completed.
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SPAIN.

PARTIAL DESTRUCTION OF TIE MONASTERY AND
PALACE OF THE EsCURIAL BY FIRE.
MADRID, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1872.
A dispatch from the town of Escurial, "A
miles from this cit announces that the celebrated
monastery of the ESQ rial struck by lightning this
evening The buildin, quickly on fire. and so rapid
was the progress Of the devOurne element that the dome
and tower Of the magnificent edce have already fallen
The Royal Palace with Its splendid library OF books ana
paintings aud rare and costly manuscripts is now in
flames and at the date OF this dispatch there is appar
emily little prospect of saving from destruction the
mausoleum 80 wei as the Summer residence OF the
Spanish Kings brieade Of engineers fully equipped
with naeri for such emergencies Las left Madrid
for the EsculiRl
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yersa Exposition nc Vienna next May and hoped that
good repres entatiOn OF American art aud industry
might be found in competition with the products OF
European skill, even IL no Government aid mas been
granted exhibitors as IA other countries. lie also de
clared his Intention OF asAlng In his forthcoming Mes
sage 10 Congress for sufficient appropriation to senu
delegation OF American wOrkingmeu to vienna, under
the direction OF the United States Commissioner Gen
~ b. Van Buren, OF EewYCrk for the purpose OF report
ing upon the progress OF TIE industrial arts ESVp s
eced by the various branches OF industry 20 be repre-
sented and nominated to the Government for approval
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FRANCE.

EMIGRATION FROM ALsACE AND LORRAINE.
PARIS. Wednesday, Oct 2, 1872.
The departure from Alsace and Lorraine
of inhabitants who decline to assume German citizen
ship are upon immense scale. 1t is estimated that
5000 emgratnG Alsatians will take up their residence
IN Nancy alone, while large numbers will go to other
places Eighteen thousand persons left Metz Tie iaS.
fortnight seek homes under French jurisdiction Inc
population vi that city now numbers ory 1000 persons
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ANOTHER LIBERAL TICKET IN ARKANSAS.
AN ATTEMPT BY CLAYTON TO PREVENT INEyIrA-
BILE DEFEAT.
Inv 1-EI ncn OIL 70 TILL
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 2.-The ticket which was
put in the field here yesterday under the false title OF
"Dew Liberal Republican" ticket, is simply move OF
CaytOns TO and II possible, avert inevitable dc
feat. There no Liberal Republicans in the move
ment nor indeed any one but few Bourbon Democrats
whom Clayton has organized into committee and fur
nIshed with funds Dispatches have been received In this
city to-day from prominent men IN all parts OF the STATE
repudating the bogus ticket. The project ia perfectly
understood by the people OF the State and has no sup
porters those purchased by Grant-Clayon money
All the members Of the ticket viii decline, except those
who have consented to make the run for money
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
To the EdfiOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Liberal and Democratic nomina-
tons in Arkansas do not affect the national ticket All
Liberals and Reformers agree upon the same Electoral
and Congress District tickets. The new movement
is the Liberal movement and Is cut loose from the
selfish plans of Senator Rice TO elect himself to the
Senate. w. j.. DooDRUTF, jr., Ed Gdzeue
L. 1HAMLER, Secy Lib. state Com
LiHie Rock, Ark. Oct 2. 1871
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

80. Dr. Thomas Childs an esteemed physician OF
Bath Ne died yesterday the eac Of injuries received By oeag
thrown OF OF he carriage short time since.
CAPTAINS Arendt and Batsch, commanding the
Gsz1e and Nnta q tie Treasury Depa
yesterday visited the vanoas BUREAUS a TIE escort o. "eu
Spinner.
The Illinois Grand Lodge of Mas0ns yesterday
Hawicv of Dzon, Graa MASTER George Downs
CITY and Joseph RchbGs o! Quincy serior
Grand W.Ioen.
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AN APPEAL FOR AID To SOUTHERN CHURCH.
The vestrymen and wardens of Chmst Church,

Charleston, s. c., earnestly ask all members Of the
Protestant scopa Church IN this country to help 1t in
it, struggle TO regain tbs active aud effective position ii
held at the beginning the recent war III Is without
funds. and on every side Is strong necessity for
Christian work, which its officers pledge Themselves 20
perform soon the friends OF the Church Will put
them IN condition 10 90 90,
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RHODE Island POLITICS.

GRANT ELECTORAL AND CONGRESS TICKETS
CALL FOR LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONyEN-
TON.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 2.-The Grant Republican
State Convention here to-day fully attended Gen
c. c. Van Zandt presided Benjamin Finch Of Newport,
Henry IAppitt Of Providence Henry Howard Of Coven-
try and John II. Barden OF sctuate, were nominated
for Presidential Electors. The Grant Republican Con
yention for the Eastern District TenOminaed BENJAMIN
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T. Eamos for Congress snd the Convention for the
Western District TenOminated James NJ. Pendleton 1oF
Congress. The proceedings were entirely harmonious
all the nominations being unanimous.
The Liberal Republican State Committee has Issued
call for State Convention to meet the state House
m this city Oct s. nominate Electoral and Congress
Tickets
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DELAWARE LOCAL ELECTIONS.
A SMALL DEMOCRATIC MAJoRITr-FArAL AF-

A SMALL DEMOCRATIC MAJoRITY-FArAL AF-
FRAY AT THE POLLS.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 2.-COmplete returns
from all parts OF the State Of the elections, Yesterday
for and other local officers, give Democratic
majority OF S. being Republican gain on the vote OF
two years ago for similar officers.
AT Millsboro' Sussex County, Robert Down and Reu.
ben Cramed quarreed at the election polls, aud Down
shot and mortally wounded Cramheld. Down was ar
resfpd
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A SCHOONER LOST on LAKE ERIE.

TOLEDO, Oct 2.-James Low, the only sur
viyor OF the OF eight persons Of the schooner
Rapid brought ~ this city to-day by the brig Para
gon. The Rapid capszod in a gale on Friday night
Lake Erie Low had been IN the water Tor co hours when
ne was picked up.
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THE VIENNA EXPOSITION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Elm the course of a
long conversation yesterday with gentleman not In
public ne the President referred Ia the coming Uni
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

RAILWAY coLLIsIoN-ELEvEN PERSONS KILLED
-EMIG RATION TO A.fERICA-COMPLETI0N OF
THE AUSTRALIAN OVERLAND TELEGRAPH
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GEORGIA ELECTION.
ESTIMATED DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
MAJORITY OF 1000.
GREAT REJOICING AT AUGUsTA-A GAIN OF SOC
IN THAT CITY.


AUGUSTA, Oct Eve have gained glorious
victory Partial from all sections OF the STATE
Indicate O Liberal nd Democratic majority Of 10000
This city gives Smith about 500 majority Gain OF 800 on
last election. There is general rejoicine among oui
people. Bonhres blazing in our principal streets
and the utmost enthusiasm prevails In Liberal circles
A. p WRIGHD
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CAMPAIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE CANVASS IN INDIANA.

MORTON SCHEMES FOR CARRYING THE STATE
LARGE IMPORTATION OF NEGROES-A
DIsGRACEFUL PLAN TO COUNT IN THE
VOTES OF MINORS-DESPERATR PLANS OF
AN UNSCRUPULoUs PARTY-THE LIBERALS
on GUARD.
, 1872-03-02

UNDER CITE dennes har Gouvernementet
for de dansk ~vestindiske Ger meddeelt Ju-
stitsraad, Politimester i Centerdistrictet A.
Forsberg, Ridder af Dannebrog, Reisetil-
ladelse for en- It'd at indtil 4 Maaneder fra
, 1872-03-02

Slutningen af indevarende Manned at regne,
og er Auditeur, LandsoverretsproNurator,
constituent Politimester i Christiansteds
Poiitidistrict H. A. Jurs constitueret til
fra 24de dennes under Justitsraad Forsbergs
Fraverelse tillige at fungere som Politi-
mester / Centerdistriktet.
, 1872-03-02

Auctions Contoiret, TIRSDAG den
lode Marts d. a. ,Middag Kl. - slet.
Christiansteds Auctions C%ontoir,
den 2Sde Februar 1872.
c. SARAUW.
, 1872-03-02

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,
during the week from 21st to27th February
Christiansted. Fredoriksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
, 1872-03-02
Total $3.50, 291 SO

Balance Of deposits s 56,2s1 81
5 new deposit accounts, viz:
L Overseer. 9 Various.
2 Servants.
10 Withdrawals amounting to 1854 IA.
Receivers for Saturday, End Maych, 1879
IN CRAFTSMANSHIP
J. G. Frorup. Esq, Trustees.
j. Knuthsen Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
P. Weders6, Esq. Trustee.
B. B. Beech Esq, Member. eg
job. f. COLBERG'
President.
st. Croix, 26th February 1879.
, 1872-03-02
acknowledgements
FOR SOFARENDE.
HANMERHUUS FYR

HAMMERHUUS FYR
BORNHOLMS NORDENDE OSTERSOEN.
Henhold til Ministeriets Bekjendt-
gj0relse af 8de September d. A.
bringes herved til offentIig kundskab,
at det nye taste Lindsefyr af lste
Orden vii bliye tRndt f0rste Gang
den lste Marts 1872.
Beliggenhed $50 II 20" n. Br. lao 49, so"
Lgd. ost for Grw.
Marine-Ministeriet den Site De
cember 1912
w. HAFFNER.
, 1872-03-02

ADVEEsTESEHaE TENTS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-10-11
FOR CONGRESS- DISTRICT
HOW. JOHN #. H.ARRIS.

The Election of Tuesday gave the Grant
Republicans cause for rejoicing and they en-
joyed the occasion. The bulletin board of
the Vindicator, on which was posted hourly
special kilograms giving the news both from
Democratic and Republican sources was the
centre Of attraction to both parties.
We have never seen bad news more coolly
received than was that posted on Wednes-
day. Neither Ohio nor Indiana had been
calculated on, and after the tremendous
fraudulent registration in Philadelphia, there
were very few men hopeful enough to ex.
pect to carry Pennsylvania. 1t would have
been more agreeable, Of course, to have car
ried that State, both for the advancement and
the honesty of the country, but the election
there will in no wise alter the result next
month. 1t is well enough, of course, to say
this. Anybody can do that. Let us see if it
can be proved by figures. We give below a
statement made up on the vote as it stands
to-day in the United States. It is made up
from the official figures of the last election.
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PosT-OFFIcE AFFAIRs.-New post.ofices
are ordered to be established at Bethel
Academy, Fauquier County, Va, with
Henry S. Hunton as postmaster; at Gibson
Station, Lee Comfy, Va, with W. G. Glib
son as postmaster, on the route from Abing-
don to Cumberland Gap; at Mayberry
Creek, Patrick County, Va, on the route
from Floyd Court House to Stone Mountain,
with John Barnett as postmaster at Keho-
both Church, Northumberland County. Va,
on the route from Warsaw to Kilmarnock,
with VIM. Stokes as postmaster, J. M.
Lawford is appointed post. master at Glades-
vile, Preston County, West Virginia, vice
J. K. Millner, resigned, Nelson Lowry is
appointed at Lowry, Bedford County, Va,
vice Miss A. Powell, resigned.
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BY TELEGRAPH
PENNSYLVANIA. AND OHIO
GONE RADICAL.
ZNDzANA STILL DOUBTFUL
Especial Telegram to the S:aunton indicator 1
INDIANA,

Especial Telegram to the S:aunton Vindicator.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 1O-The Re-
publican State Committee to-day claim that
the State has gone Republican by 22S ma
jority. The Democrats CLAIM it by 1000
majority. Nothing but the official count
can decide it. The Republicans have Ger.
tainly gained one Congressman, and have
defeated Voorhees, and Niblack. The Leg
islature is strongly Republican, which
secures Senator Morton, for another senate.
rial term.
New York. Oct. l0.-The N. Y. Trib.
atne of this morning claims that the Liberals
have carried In llama by from 1900 to $500
majority.
New YORK, Oct. 10.,-The returns from
Ohio are very incomplete Thu Tribune
dispatches say that the Liberals have elected
seven congressman Ga gain Of two, and the
Administration 49, The Herald figures
the Ohio Republican majority at $4,000.
PENNSYLVANIA
New York, Oct 10.-The Herald dis.
patches make the Republican majority in
Pennsylvania 10000. The Republicans
gain the 3 Congressman at large, aud 3
district Congressman.
THE GENERAL RESULTS
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. l0.-The result Of
the elections Of Tuesday, as far as heard
from tonight may be summed up as follows:
Pennsylvania by over $4,000 and gain of
6 Republican Congressman. Ohio $4,000
Republican majority. and gain of 2 Liber-
al Congressman. Indiana State ticket doubt
full, but the Legislature gone Republican
Nebraska gone Republican. Wyoming
Territory has returned Democratic instead
Of Republican delegate to Congress. A
Legislative Election in Connecticut shows
that the Liberal ticket will carry the State
in November.
New York POlitics--A Thief's
BraggadOcfa.
Especial Telegram to the .Vndicator
New YORK, Oct 10.-An unsuccessful
Interview was held last night between repre-.
sentatives of Tammany and the Committee
of seventy to unite on candidate for
Mayor.
Tweed yesterday said to an interviewer,
81 have not been ten miles from the City in
a year except to Greenwich, and New
Camden, I am not going to leave, and shall
stay perhaps longer than some would like
to have me-"
Destructive Fire.
Especial Telegram to the Staunton Vindicaror
PoUGKEEPs1E, N. Y. Oct. TO- Twelve
Stores in the principal business portion of
Sing SiEg, were burned last night. Two
persons were seriously burned. Loss
S150,000
The --latest!
HEND KICKS ELECTED IN INDIANA.
RICHMOND, Oct. 1910 clock, P. M,
The following is copy of special from
Washington. just received by the Dispatch:
Postmaster General Cresswell has re-
ceived dispatch conceding Hendricks cleo
ton in Indiana, by small majority
The Radicals concede that Hendricks
Q4iberaD is elected in Indiana, but many
claim that it will take the official vote to de.
eide it.