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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

The government list was duh and in the main
steady, the variations in prices being OF little mo-
ment The changes were mostly for the better, the
currency skies being exceptionally lower The fol-
lowing were the closing prices limited States cur
rency skies, 112a 112a4 do. do slxes 1881, regis
tered 11414 a114h do do, coupon, 1861 1lea5 do
fve-twenties, registered, May and November 11411a
HAAS do. do, 1862, coupon, do 11414 1141k; do.
do, 1854, do, do, 1l414 1l41s; do. do, 1855, do
do, 114a4 us; do. do, 1867, registered, January
and July, 1la4 1885; do. do 1865, coupon, do,
11s4 1132s do do, 1867 do, do 113X 11415 ;do,
do, 1868, do do, 11S7s 1141S do. ten-forties,
registered, 1857 1o9; do. do, coupon, 1l2
1l2s do. fves of 1881, registered, 1l11a 112; do
do. do, coupon, 1114 a IL.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNHY MARKEr-LoNDoN, August 2o-5 p. NJ
Consos and american securities closed UNCHANGED Con-
United states fvetwenty bonds 1868 old, 9s; l5STs
40 At the hour of two O'Clock in the afternoon Erie
Railway shares were quoted at Al.
PARIS BoURsE-PARis, August 29.-Rentcs, 55E Soc.
LIyEsrooL COTTON MARKET.-!LIvERPooL, August 29-S
p M-Thc cotton market closed quiet and steady. Mid
ding upands l0d middiing Orleans. l0d. The sales
Of the day have besn II bales including 900 for specu
lation and export. ilI
.LiyERPooL BREApsryrrs MiRKEr.-LIvERPooL, August
@-5P M.-The market for breadstufs Is quiet though
has declined and wheat advanced. Wheat, rs Id.
GENITAL for California white lis 3D. rs for red West
9d per quarter. Peas, SIS per quarter for Canadian
LiyKRP0oL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LvERPoOL, August
49, M.-Lard, Ais per cNt
LONDON Produce EMARKIr.-LoNpoN August 29-Talow.
45s q As. 30. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.7-ANrwERP August &c. 9.-Petroleum.
47f for fine pale Anglican.
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DARING ROBBERY IN HOBOKEN.

Yesterday afternoon, while Mr.. Gilbert Hatfield
was in his clubhouse in Bloomfield street, near SIXTH
THIEF entered and cooly took away his gold watch
and chain which had been laid OF the shelves.
workman named Richard Stanton was charged
with the commission OF the theft. He was COM
mitted in default of bail by Recorder Bohnstedt.
The stolen articles were worth sl5O.
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For future delivery basis low mddngs the sales have
oelock :AugSs Zoo at 2oac c'; septsmbsr, s 100 80 at
60 q @ fss a e a
NSyemSs4 $685. S at Is IS % at II Z SSi
70 300 November sr 800 september Total $500 bales
IsSSc, 200 st . itiSc SO 81 iSssc., SS a1 issSc.
M YSsc at islec; 81 c 600 Zoo at at 1875 ,seISc S 10
Ssr a Is lslSs, At iss at is isiSs 4ss
lSYs c Ct y l,ISe M e9S % e lsc Noyember a9 st Is
iIc December loo at is5c 800 at isc, lec,
49, ls.c at goo S ss asc ID il.Ise iSlaIHsSaryo 100 st
2 at 5sMc; regular; 100 at iskc, regular 100 At ID
e.; February 800 st isssc 200, sellers option, sIi
st isIcse. Total 1850 bales. Grand total,
% Sse. as Rs, Rss,s oPssn, opSr. wss S
Mobile, ss Savannah, 50; Charlsston 1871 Norfolk IS
L Rates cotton to foreign ports closed as follSws
by steam, Xc, gold; BY sail, sSc 10 HamBurs. By
steam, "a Compressed c sail m TS Bremen: BY steam,
Hc. lc, gold To Mediterranean ports BY steam, &c
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The quotations are based on cotton running in auaity
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
m FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts-Flour, 1850 bbs; wheat
b9 bushels corn 9l5 do. meal $50 bbs oats
lOl 0O bushels The -four market strong and some
brands sold &C. l0c better, though the Improvement
comprising al kinds put up about s 500 bb and include
meal continued In fair demand and firm. were re-
ported Of 700 bbls of Western yellow Ut $3 IS co. We
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CLOSING PRIOEs-4' O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August 29-6P.M.
CoFrEE.-There has been considerably activity
day in Rio but the sales have chiefly been made Ba
We note sales here of 36l9 bags Santos YAM
kee, private terms and, in Baltimore 1000 bags Rio
Aqudineck; 46OO bags do, Dcwentcr; 1900 bags
do. ex Gray Eagle, and 1900 bags ex wnneford,
all private terms. We quote Rio, ordinary
cargoes. l5c lb16c. fair do, l6c l6c; good do.
l7c. IKE; prime, l7Ac Sc, gold per lt, sixty TO
grass mats ishc ac singapore, l5c lse. Csylon,
Jamaica, 16c. a INC; St Domingo, l4c
CorroN the spot continued IN fair demand the mar
ket remaining firm Future delivery also in mode
demand and at an advance of 3-l6c kc per ID.
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-Wncdu was IN far request and, being brought
very u prices the market closing 81 58 81 60 No.
ZSpring, 81 S u 5S for fair prime Winter red
~ u ~ for amber. The sales about GO
els y o. for Chicago Spring, the and by;
u 50 u b3 for inferior red Winter 81 81 SO for
good to prime do 81 90 81 20 for amber the latter rate
for choice Tennessee Corn heavy and lower under
heavy receipts, the market closing at 6Oc &c The
sales foot up s60U bushels at &c CSC for prime sail
&c for steamer, &C. for Western yellow and 6Sc u 7Oc
for do white. southern remained nominal Oats were
steady and moderately actye The sales about
good to choice white soat ssc 4oc for black to mixed
soo bushels chiefly new Western at 7oc Barley In
FREIGHrsThe market for berth reighs was quiet but
frm The charerng business fair particularly for
vessels for grain and rates, about steady The en-
gagements were-To Liverpool, by steam 200 bushels
wheat at gsd, 5Oo bbs rosin private errns by
SAIL 75o bbls rosn private terms The charters in.
cludeA Norwegian bark 10 Cork for orders 23OO quar-
ters grain g. 3D. II TO the west coast of Ireland Is I'D
and 3D. of II direct British bark $500 quarters grain to
port on the east coast Of Ireland s. o. British bark
II direct British bark 6o quarters grain voyage
grain same voyage g. 3D. 3D. of Italian bark, 5000
quarter grain same voyage Is I'D Norwegian bark
to arrive, hence to direct port German Baltic bbls
refined petroleum. 7s Spanish brig hence to Cork
orders to the United Kingdom, 800 bbs refined do,
private terms.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
fat to 1854 for borrowing. The operations of the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. $4s 400 900
Gold balances 2O73,S70
currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1896, 708
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IO@l.
Sales since the LIST of August /.
S,Dt 73,l73 l30,255 3.0l4
7a,6ss l0s,5s6 ss3,s3S 9,e6l
9o,41 1888 5Os,447 ssg

tember 1869 .....n9s52 ls6,027 l73sss loss
ave quote oc;.oubs7Renn,ns, inferior 70 common 7c.
q De- grocery fair to good 9%s; q 9Sc: prime 10
a'c Sc asSsnsnBSaes . o. d Dutch s.anasrd NcS I:
l0sSc. do, 16 to ls !osc. do, 10 to 20 Ilc.
l2lac. do, white. ike: 12I4c Porto Rico-Reaning.
IOc. BrazliMDa!sh sI@sndaTd @ Nos g 2 7Sss9c.
Superior and extra SUPERIOR 7Ac. $40.
RIoE was In better demand and drm Sales 80 tierces
of Carolina at $40 9, Il5 bags Patna at 7c &c., and
600 bags Rangoon at 7c. TIC
STKARNE-N0 sales were reported, and the market re-
mained steady, although nominal at previous figures.
TALLOw was only in limited demand, but prices were
unchanged Sales $4,000 lbs at &C. for fair outside and
91c. D .76c. for city.
WHIsKEy.-Receipts, 800 bbls. The market active
and nrmer Sales 400 bbls at 93c 93c, chiehy at the
Inside
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NAVAL sroREsThc market for spirits turpentine con.
tnued about steady under moderately fair demand We
heard OF sales Of 100 bbis Al Ole 10 bbis at Ole
and 100 bbls TO arrive at &c. Rosn continued In good
demand and firm. The sales reported today :-OOO
bbls strained at q PSI go bb do a. 81 2o delivered;
do, sellers next week at u.s. and 100 bbs OF pale and
extra pale, at s. rs a 50 80 Tar continued quiet; ~
bbs Washington brought S.
PETRolEyN.-The market for refined remained Quiet
but rm. No sales were reported Change We quote
23c for spot or remainder OF month Crude was
steady at uc. uAc, but nominal at those figures i'm
the absence or transactions Cases quiet but steady
at Sac. 29c Naphtha continued IN fair aemand, with
further sales reported o. V bbis OF Western at l5c
city quoted at i54c l5lsc At the Greek the market
showed more life and was rmer quoted at Ss 10 81 Is
the upper and 81 80 the lowe road and S 55 a OH
City. The Philadelphia market remained quiet but To-
balance OF month. " ~ ~
Provisions. -Receips-Pork, 65 bbls. cut meats lis
packages; lard, e4 bbs and tierccs and 95 kegs The
market Tor mess pork exhibited material change In
pIces bu there was less activity We learn sales OF
IO bbls Tor September at $4 October quoted nonlnay
continued in active demand chiefly for future delivery
ana the market was very Arm Sales, late yesterday,
UV boxes short clear, for February at Ssc and to-day
HO boxes long clear for November Ssc 100 boxes do
Tor last hall Of September ut sac gu boxes do for
september, october and November on private TERMS
and 2O boxes part long and short clear Tor December
and January At SC. Dressed hogs were hrmer inc
Beef continued quet and unchanged Sales in small lots
were made aggregatng about % bbs, At rom - Si0
for $40 S TOR extra $l2 St for prime mess
ucrccs and Sl7 ~ for India do. Beef hams were
dull and nominal Cut meats were In tted de-
mand with sales reported Of 10 city picked shoulders at
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day.

The petition for a closing Of the Stock Exchange
at four O'Clock p. NJ throughout the year has re-
ceived SO far the signatures Of 722 out OF the $50
members in good standing The success of the
movement seems secured.
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@'15 and @15 p. M.
1850 p. M.-Before Call.

5000 Us $40, c, '65. b c ll4y6
35Ou Us $40, r, ~. be ia
6OOO Us 6s, cur. ...... ll2sx
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Io and 500 lbs Of picked bellies at IKE Quotations
for other kinds remained unchanged Lard-The market
fcr Western was rather easier but showed decided
change in prices Sales 200 erces at 9c cash. $50 erccs
at 36c cash, and go erces for remainder OF at
&c. City lard steady at Co., with sales Of 2o uerces
SUGARAter the activity noticed yesterday the market
for raw quiet, but prices were unchanged Tho
sales only about 400 hhds and include refining Cuba
at S1ac. SIC, and Porto Rico at &C. 101dc Refined
continued In good demand and again u trihe better
quoted at IL bl6c. 1l36c. for A. and I2zc. 2zc tor
hards Messrs O. Amann X Co report the stock, sales
and receipts as follows-
Stock ascertained by actual T7-T
count, including speculs-
tom, August l, 1S72 ........ 9SB1 sfI92 4ID 3H
Receipts since the LIST OF Au-
gust. i7ua ~ sy1
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,FrHkNUXAL.'

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A BANKING HOUSE
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our tremendous sioveraor.


A portentious rllmor Is floating in
the air to the effect that should Grant
and Wilson he elected, Governor Gro
yer has a veto prepared to squelch it.
OF course the veto il predicated upon
constitutional grounds. 1t istllol,glit,
too, that the TERMS Of agreement late
" arrived ut BY the Geneva Tribunal,
are not altogether satisfactory to Ills
Excellency, the Governor Of Oregon,
and d veto to that may not be colsid-
cred improbable. The constitution
will be the guide IN this, also. Wheth-
or His d Extraordinary llighness will
countellanCe Tie proposition Of the
French Assembly, IN Paris, to make
Thiers President for life. can hardly
fall 10 become 4 matter Of tremendous
anxiety to them. and The rest Of man
kind. He may not consider the mat
tel Of sufficient moment to prepare a
veto, but the Constitution will furnish
him ample argument II he chooses to
do 60. lt unlimited Iii its appllca-
tion apparently with some.
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Arsenic i'm BIsrnRtIl.

The trial Of Lloyd at Leesbnrg, w.,
upon the charge Of poisoning her.cfil-
dren, has resulted, much to the disap-
pointment Of her prosecutors, in her
acquittal. The evidence in this case
showed that a physician had prescrib-
ed bismuth for one Of the children.
and an analysis Of the dose which was
given to the child produced arsenic in
as large quantities as was charged to
have been given by the mother. The
evidence turned on this chemical fact,
and tile mother was acquitted. Though
arsenic Is found associated with bis
muth. to find it in bismnth is a new
discovery, it would appear. The dis
patch says druggists. doctors and pco-
Pile generally are considerably attract
ed by the discovery, and 1t Is conjec-
tured that this metal will no longer be
used in medical practice.
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a like charge. The same parties We're
also arrested hy the United States
Marshal On q charge of sending OBJ
scene publications through the mails,
while they were III ii carriage prepar-
Ing for flight, with capies 0f their
publications III the vehicle with them.
on being brought before the Commits
sioner the District Attorney charged
that they were also guilty Of libelling:
The Commissioner decided to admit
the accused to bail III $4,000. No bail
was furnished and they We're sent to
the Ludlow-stret jail.
The horse disease was still abating
In New York on the 4th inst. II
showed new and alarming symptoms
in Brooklyn.
Bad health prevents Chief Justice
Chase from attending business. IN
less he improves trip to the Pacific
coast will be taken.
While the right Of baptism was be-
ing performed In Baptist Church at
Evanston. TIL, on the 3d. portion Of
the floor gave away precipitating 2
part of b large congregation . distance
Of fourteen ieet to the ground. But
two were seriously hurt.
Scarcely horse was to be seen IN
Chicago on the 4th.
Mori, the japanese Minister, has
recently been In New Haven, Conn.,,
examining the school system. His
views are pronounced both liberal and
patriotic.
BY a collision Of two freight trains,
Nov. 1st. OH the Huntington broadtop
Railroad. conductor and three Others
were instantly killed.
The office Of Indian Commissioner
| Is 80 urgently pressed upon Assistant
Secretary Cowan, by the President,
Secretary DelanO, Board Of Peace
Commissioners, Young Mems Chris
| tian Association. and Methodist Con-
ference. that he will be bound to with
draw his refusal to take the office.
Gen. Sherman will submit no eX-
tended report upon the army this year.
Mrs. Horace Greeley died in New
York on the Both ult., at the residence
Of Alvin johnson. She had two chills
during the night and passed peacefully
away.
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EASTERN NEWS.

The Scott Monument In Central
Park, New York, was to be unvailed
on the 3d. VIM. Cullen Bryant and
others were to deliver addresses.
On the ID inst. the streets Of New
York were beginning to exhibit their
usual activity, the horse malady having
greatly abated.
The Philadelphia mint has COM
menced melting one million one dol
lar gold pieces into larger pieces.
Twenty millions Of these pieces are to
be so used.
A restaurant keeper In Washington,
d. G.. on the I'd inst, was fined 500
tor refusing to entertain colored per-
sons at his establishment.
The result of tile trial Of Mayor
Hall, of New York, was the discharge
of the jury for falling TO agree.
It Is announced from Darien, Conn.,,
that the wife Of Vincent Collyer was
drowned last Thursday while driving
over a stream-crossing the road to ali
island where they resided. She was
returning alone after having accom-
panied her husband to tile cars on his
way to visit the Kiowa Indian delegl-
ton.
Col. Albert s. Evans, of journalistic
fame, was among the lost on the stealL-
er Missouri. The Chicago Iabano
pays him fine tribute.
Benjamin Thomas has been appoint
ed Indian Agent in New Mexico by
the President.
The public debt was reduced last
month $5,OO0,OO0.
The wife Of Benjamin White, an
Osborn, o., man, recently eloped with
o. ,Judson, and her husband thereon
sold all that he had and followed the
guilty pair to South Britain, CoiIn.
IIere tie unfaithfll wife attempted
to brihe her deserted spouse, but with
out avail, and Judson " 70. now
await trial in New Haven jail.
cant. Bates, and wife, a wealthy
English couple were recently register
ed ata Chicago hotel. The gentle
man was eight feet tall and weighed
ass pounds. His wife was just two
inches taller. Both were well proper
toned, handsome and well educated.
The German Government denies
that it has eIdeavored to prevent or
discourage the emigration Of her own
citizens to this country.
The funeral of Mrs. Greeley took
place from DR.. Ghapin's Church III
New York, Oh the LIST inst. 1t was
largely attended.
Mrs. Victoria Woodruff was arrest
ed last Saturday OH a warrant sued out
by a. M. Chaltz, charging her with
gross libel. Warrants vert also issued
against her and her partner In busi-
ness, on complaint Ot other parties, on
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THE RESULT IN 0EsEAsON.


From the hest adyices up to Thurs
day evening, we give the maiorities
for Grant In the different counties
heard from In Oregon:
Benton, las.
Clackamas. 24l.
Douglas, 200.
Lane, 230.
Linn. 81.
Marion, 808.
Mllltnomah, $40.
Polk. 100.
Washington. Sl5.
Yamhill, 1877.
This makes q total of 3.19S. The
counties vet to hear from that will
give Republican majorities, will prob
ably swell the majority to $500. If
the heretofore Democratic counties
shall 90 back on tile Sage asdoes Linn.
Grants majority III Oregon will fall
little short of 4,000. This being the
case we suggest the propriety OF a
small blow out at the Court House in
this city on Saturday night. Who's
Oh IL? 'Ror.
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It will be noticed In our Eastern
news that those notorious and shame
less characters, Mrs. Woodhull and
Clafiin, have been arrested by the
United States Commissioner, Osborne,
on afiidavits made BY Albert Ander-
son. p. o. Clerk, Mr.. Word, Of Brook
lyn. and F. W. Reese, clerk in the
I,depeadeM office. who swore to the
sending off of offensive publications
by the accused. Tlleproceedings gswere
first taken against them by i. q.
Challis, a broker whom they had
made the subject Of vile and scanda-
lous article. They have not confined
their vile charges to brokers, but have
circulated the most indecent and wick
ed calumnies against distinguished and
honorable clergymen in New York city
These are the charges preferred against
them. by New York journals. and a
wholesome application Of law in all
such cases. female as well as male, Is
demanded by the moral sense Of the
country. The statutory penalty for
sending obscene literature through the
mails is Imprisonment for one year
and d fine Of one hundred dollars.
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Three Months Free SchoOl.

The recent Legislature enacted q
school law which is a step in the d.
rcction Of progress. BY its provisions
three months free school are provided
III each year to the children Of the
State. AS first enacted by the Repnb-
lican House. 1t provided for SIR months
free schoolin each year; but the Demo-
Gratis. in the Senate, true to their party
record III this direction. amended the
bill 80 MS to cut the time down to three
months. and possibly defeated the
practical operation Of the bill entirely
by refusing to 60 into joint conven-
tion to elect Superintendent Of Pub
Tic Instruction. 1t is to he hoped this
latter Il not the case. and the three
months free schooling in each year
may be enjoyed by the children. But
+ why this opposition 70 the mi! ~
has been q matter Of conjecture to us
to determine the real reason Of this
opposition to the free school system.
These same men voted for bills grant
ing large Sums fmoney to build roads;
were anxious to pay nearly a million
of dollars In rent, etc. for the Locks,
and to do much work OF this character,
but when it came to providing for the
intellectual culture of the children,
thev were opposed to 1t. Are roads
and locks. ETC., of more importance to
this state than intelligence, than vir-
tue It would seem so by the votes
Of tllese men. It'll strange. but never
the'rss true. that men who object most
te rtving a free school tax to provide
comfortable and decent school houses
and good teachers for the education Of
t!c'e children. will lavishly expend
their money III training . fine horse,
fatt"alng fine hogs, or something Of
tllis kind, They thus estimate these
thii.gs Of greatcr moment than the
welfare Of their children. This ought
=, a. Is 4gA
not 40 to be. The intellectual and
moral culture of humanity should Be
first III importance, and everything
should be made to contribute III those
directions,
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u
According to a letter printed in the
Salem Statesman. there are fifty-six
persons in the State Penitentialy who
were under the influence Of liquor at
the time the crime was committed for
which they were sent there /; twenty
six persons were reduced In circum-
stances by the use Of strong drink, and
thrown into evil practices resulting in
crime eleven are Indians and China
men. and six sober men. The writer
of this letter claims that he made a
careful inquiry, and these figures may
be regarded as correct. BY this is
shown how small is the proportion Of
temperance men who 60 to the Peni-
tentiary, as compared with the inteln-
perate, or those who drink liquor.
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aareat victory.

d V NJ
The most brilliant victory that has
ever been awarded to political party
ina Presidential campaign, has just
heen given to the Republican party.
The most crushing defeat that has ever
been visited by the suffrages Of the
people npoa any party IN the nation.
was administered at. the polls last
Tuesday upon the so-called Liberal
party. The campaign Of the latter
was made up Of mnfounded charges
and abuse against the character Of
General Grant. but the people BY a
manimity unannelled In the history OF
Presidential elections. lave pronounced
their disbelief IN the charges which
were made. They have done 1t by
numbers 50 great that the opposition
il left entirely without room for retort.
Think of over thirty States in the I'm
ion giving large majorities for Grant
and Wilson electors. See Pennsyl-
yania heading the list with l25,0OO
majority-over 25.00O more than the
population Of Oregon. See Massa-
chusetts with over $4,000; Illinois. 90
hotly contested, rolling up $4,000, and
soon. Look at the grand aggregate
of nearly 5s0.000in twenty-nine States
now Thursday reported for Grant.
The result Is absolutely gigantic IN its
tremendousness. 1t is too greatly big
to celebrate over. The opposition IS
50 entirely nowhere that one feels
ashamed to throw up his hat and yell,
q sort Of pity for them coming over
one; and vet it Is grand, glorious.
1tteaches a lesson that the opposition
and the whole people will not soon
forget. That principles guide the
choice of the American people and
not men. Greeley. Brown, Trnmbull,
Sumner, Schurz, and the rest, and
leading Democrats. will long rmem-
Der this clearly taught lesson.
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GENERAL SUMMING UP.
Republicans claim Missouri for Grant


Republicans claim Missouri for Grant
by small majority.
Louisiana Ii also claimed for Grant.
Greeley will get no electoral votes
outside of the States of Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia, Georgia.
Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri
and Arkansas, and q portion Of these
are as likely to 90 for Grant as for
Greeley. IfGeeley should carry all
the States mentioned. he will have IS
votes cut Of the 366 in the Electoral
College. But we are still of the opin-
ion (rhursday) that Missouri and Ar
Kansas will go for Grant, reducing
Greeley's vote to 67.
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A new schism has taken place in the
Catholic Church Of the East. The
Roman Catholic patriarch of Babylon
Of the Chaldeamite has published a
protest against the moral infallibility
dogma, and all his suffragans are fol-
lowing his example. Catholic Mark
onltes Of Syria are also separating
themselves from the Roman church.