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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

The New York Times, after dwelling upon the
Eufrerings Of children, in that city, in the hot
weather, urges charitable people to make sub
scriptons for their relief. Money it says, will
buy little good food or fruit, enable their
parents to keep ice in the house-ice being now
so exorbitantly dear as to be absolutely beyond
the reach OF very poor people-and it will get
good medical attendance. II excursions to the
country on seaside could be arranged for the
poor children, it would be the best possible plan
Of enabling them to Withstand the stress of the
present season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
cenuIne scotch oat MenI-

This important and valuable article OF food is
highly nutritious and easily digested; II contains
more oily matter than any other OF the cultivated
Ger al grains, while ts heat end fat-naking and LIS
nesh and blood-making properties render It well
adapted as food for persons Of sedentary habits,
dyspeptcs invaliis and cOnyalescents.
One part OF this Oat Meal contains az much mus
cle-making material as i've parts Of hne hour and
furnishes more Of the requirement for hard work
mental or physcal-than any other known grain.
Made into porrdge and eaten at breakfast il will
relieve habiua constipation.
Also inest pin head oat meal. the best brand OF
Irish Oa' meal, Bethlehem Oat meal and full line Of
dietlcs for the sick.
E BRINGHUR T h CO, Apothecarios.
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
MllmlnpInn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

A DenOcratic Opiuios OF General Hartranft
During visit to Pennsylvania last week, we
conversed with prominent Democratic editor,
from one of the interior counties, who has been
= member of the Legislature, occupying an in
fuential and trusted position in the House. He
is earnest partisan, and his thorough integrity
is youshed for by the fact that notwithstanding
his legislative service his fortune is quite mod
crate. In conversation with this gentleman
upon the GubelnatoriAl canvass, he said to us
substantially this II know General Hartranft
very we'll, and have high degree of respect for
him. During my service at Harrisburg, I had
opportunity to observe him closely, and to be.
come familiar with his official action, and never
saw anything to lead me to lose confidence in
his integrity. In my judgment, the charget
made against him are unjust, and have re-
Trained from giving them any countenanee
either in my paper, or otherwise"
These are the expressions, in accurate sub
stance, and almost in precise words. We thinl
it unnecessary to give the name Of the gentle
man who used them, but We vouch for our Owl
statement, as Trustworthy to the letter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

conssrning our proposition to establish gens
eral quarantine system for the whole Of beIA-
ware Bay, the Camden Press expresses approval
II says also that New Jersey has deep interest
in maintaining hospital for sick aud disabled
seamen, at the Breakwater.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
In the Spring of the Year

IN INC SpFInR OF the ToaF
Many persons, particularly those whose occupation
is sedentary, suffer very much from general physical
prostratiOn loss OF Appetite dstaste for food, want
OF energy languor paloness emanciatiOn, dc for
the relief Of all sach we would cali especial
attention 10 the
PHoSPHo-FERRATED ELIXIR OF CAI.IsAYA
BARK,
Iron, Phosph0roits and CdEis7y1,)
AND BITTER WINE OF IRON,
made by Z. Brlnghurst h Co. These elegant prepa.
ratiOns palatabe aud grateful to the taste, ar-
ceptanle TO the stomach and uniform in strength
possessing decided tonic and anti-periodio proper
ties. They improve the appetite, assist digestion
increase the strength and relieve the exhaustion
and fatigue arising from excessive mental or phys
cal lihor and are particularly suited tor the
convalescents dyspeptics, delicate females children
and nvalids generally. Prepared by
r. BRINGHURST a CO., Apothecaries,
cor sixth and Market streeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

The certainty of Greelsy's nomination has had
one result favorable to the Republicans. Many
prominent and bold men throughout the South
have declared for Gen Grant, and will undertake
active campaigning in the Southern States. Such
men as Mosby, for instance, the KukluI will not
be able to silence. The voices of those leaders
will be heard, and as consequence, the Re-
publican side of the issue VII be set before the
people.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

Asbury Sterling has re-opened the old black
smith stand of his father, the late Michael
Sterling, at 20S E 4th street. and socits the
custom that his father was so long favored with
We wish him success
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
RatchaIor,a Hair Dive.

Soda Water Soda Water
PURE AND COLD. HIGHLY CHARGED.
Gas generated from
Pure BiCarb Soda.
Water drawn ON Purcelain-lined
Fountains
Syrups made IRON sound ripe Fruit
and best white sugar.
Pure Cream, daily, from the country.
Ice planed 10 each glass of soda Water.
Arctic Apparatus Sparkling ana bright
re'opened for the season. Soda Water.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
TUX NEW YORK PRESS.

Gold closed on Wednesday, at Il3M. There
was no business done. yesterday, of course.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
Exce,aior '

Cam ahor and Persian Powder,
For putting away iurs, NC, &C. For sale by
B. a c. SHOEMAKER
SOB Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
The Blessing of Tho Age.

The Blessing of the Age.
No more Sick Headache, no more Dyspepsia, no
more Indigestion no more Piles 10 more Chil5, no
more Liver Complaint no more JaundIce, no more
Pain In the Back no more Kidney Disease no III re
Ostiveness, no more Heartburn. TUTr' VICE.
TAB LIVER PILL is certain guarantee against
all these distressing complaints.
ATLANTA June 20, 1863
Dear Sir-I am tiilyr, and, from want Of exer-
cise,los all Appetite snd hat little did eat snured
on my stomach, bought some Of your Liver Pills
from hedWlne Il Fox, and have been entirely re-
leved ny them. My sppetite is good, ana digest
what eat now sleep sound al nights which /
had not done for months.
WILLIAM j. FERRILL
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE is Harmless
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
A FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS sYRuPs.

Carhonic Acid Water, or Soda Water as it is pOpu-
larry called, when properly made from pure mate
ras and Kept out Of contact with delete Ous metals
like copper, lead or ass, is refreshing and whole
some drink, grateful alike to the thirsty and to the
invalid. Such Soda Wate is drawn from our Arctic
Apparatus, where we shall be GLAD to see all who
enjoy this agreeable beverage
No intoxicating liquor Is dispensed from our
Fountain.
SMITH d PAINTER Pharmaceutists.
Seventh and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

The heat seems to be greatly moro fatal in its
efrectsi in New York, than in Philadelphia. The
fact is explained, perhaps by the more crowded
buildings of the former city. At any rate, there
must be some reason for It. On Tuesday over
sixty persons died in New York from sun-stroke
while there we're but eight deaths reported from
that cause in Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

Sarsaparilla Nectar
cool and refrt fishing drink, cents glass at
ALhICHS,
I0l Markel AIrnnt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

The working men Of New York city purpose to
have grand procession on the first Of August
The Committee of the Employers Union have
issued All appeal to resume work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
just Received /;
A RecommendatIon

fresh supply Of Yourger's Edinburgh Ale and
Guinness Dublin Stout d. u Z. SHOEMAKER,
SOB Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

II Horace Greeley makes good Democratic
candidate, why not William Lloyd Garrison, or
Frederick Douglass win the Gazette furnish
the explanation
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
GiuaurtaI.
UIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
HNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,

TVNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANR,
NO. s0T MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Open to receive deposits daily Sundays excepted
during the usual business hsurs, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from to O'Clock, p. M.
AL the profits OF the Bank, after the payment Of
necessary expenses, devoted TO the benefit Of
the depOsitOrs and dividends are made semiannu-
ally in April and October Since the organization OF
the Bank In 1861, the dividends have uniformly been
at the rate of ak per cent per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits and
ct once become entitled 10 participate in future
dividends
No manager Is allowed 70 borrow any OF the. funds
intruHted to the Bank
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 8. hILEs, GEORGE W. BUSH,
CLEMENT Is. SMYTH, GEORGE \. CAPKLLE,
CHARLks W. HOwLAND, NJ L. LICHTENsTRIR,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, N. r. BENSON,
HBNAY II, DUHK, jon II. Jackson,
JOHN MCLKAR, WIN. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WIN. s HlLILES, President.
GBo. W. BUSH, Vice Presl lent.
ectl9-ly JOHN p. MCLKAR, Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

Pavilion Water.
Pavilion Water, for sale on draught or by the
dozen, by Is. a c. SHOEMAKER,
sos Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05
furniture and alndertakinU.

VNHoMAs J. GILES,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKRR,
22I sHIPLEY Street.
Now in use, the "MoEIToR" CORPSE PRssERvKR.
lvQ1f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-05

In themselves-B. q G. Shoemaker's Liquid Rennet
and Fiayorlng Extracts OF VauillI, Lemon Orange
Almond and hOse Give them trial.
b. d c. SHOEMAKER,
sOs Market street. Institute Building
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TIE ILL-FATED MISSOURI.
Survivors Reach New YOrk-A sail
Or's Story.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The steamer Moro
Castle arrived this A. NJ, and brings some
Ofthe survivors Of the Inflated steamer Mis-
souri, burned at SEA Oct p. Wn. Jones,
sailor, states thai on Tuesday, Oc.. =, a.
8 A. NJ. the cry Of fire was raised, and its
O.ilin supposed 70 be il 5a3 tirs-rO1m near
the grating 4. this time all hands were
reefilg the f0re.op sal, Il Sas blowing %
yale from east-uarthe2st. The first an
sec3n officers were Oh deck on LINE, All We
we're ordered 1T once - attach the hase TO
he donkey pumps. W-ssE to work "lth
a viii. but inside )f 1Tea5y miuU'e5 it " IS
found The snip must be ab ut ofef. Nos
1f the passaI. .g-rs were a. ,. aak !. 4, -la
,lns. bus 0u aetii. tle cry oi i'e 'hay
hurried Oh deck, Ou. stlA there vas no con-
fusion.
There were threa b05.s laracnel, one D
which was burned, one swanpad yI5h njn q
p4s.e1gers init, aad turned 10 tom up with
,7o sailors in i, aui ru3 one II which n
comrades and were saved. We rem aine1
| around the ship for over two hours, but
| ow.ng tp the heavy sea we fouut /, imp 0s-
! siple to render any assistance. We saw tn4
/ burning snip up to about half past two.
| There about 81 passengers and 81 Of th'
| crew. B fore leaving the ship We did every
/ thing We colld to assist tbuse in tb'
! swampat boat. The Captain aud officer:
| acted with the utmO5f c0Jl0a55, and every
| thing was done to exlinguish the fire, The
| staten snts Of other survivors COrOb0rate The
! story of Jones.
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STEAMER SUNK.
an0 nnles OF Cottou nnmngea.

MEMPHIS, Nov. s-Tbe steamer Katie
which left here last night for New Orleans
with large passenger trip, and 443 bales
Of cotton, struck the wreck of the Lucy
HalcOmb at the wharf al Helena this morn
ing and sunk. No ives lost. She can be
raised, and the wrecking boat, Eckert, has
bl en- te'egraphed Gor.
CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-.Capt. John COn-
nOrs, OF Lexington, KY, owner of one
third of the steamer Katie, which sunk TO-
day at Helena, has $4,000 Insurance on
her in Cincinnati Companies. There are
other interests invested to the amount Of
$1,000.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 8-The latest reports
from Hele na state that the Ks.ie lies easy
in seven feet water and eau be ee-sily raised.
No damsge to her cargo eXeeps 800 bales Of
cotton in tie hold. Her passengers were
transferred 20 the steamer john Kyle.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The steamer
Katie had one hundred and fifty passeD-
gers. she was about two years Old ami
cost Sl93, 900. Insured fo- $40, 900 in Gin
cinnati and $4,000 here. Sle was owned
By Miles Owen, OF Memphis.
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white

SPARTA, Nov. G.-B-i3E give you the
vote q Wai-e county, uuofii .I..i: Greeley
aOa, Grant l-3; GJys-agr-J. g. Brnwn
g6l, Freeman III; Congress q Lar -
Che4thau $50. } H. on 323, II wa / j ii;
20. gress s,c,rd dlsGi-f 9 -idFr1 go,
ILcsuburg IvS. s4a=Te;t 252; s. nsjs--J N
/ AZ. Young Uegu-a-) T36, fJmJNrs Oulc-
psldeaD l3J; Il p.cs4a. s-ive-Smi.h IA DCats
/ Russell 10 vote, aua Pa-uam c5u5g ID bear
/ from. Tie bad gsltle- e.. s Il ! very
small vote. Jolusol's friends al turned
out and worked hand
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Cincinnati
Worse ir,an Enizontic.
PHILADELPHIA.
Tho Memory nf ueade.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Fhe City
Council yesterd ty evening appointed JOINT
committee Of Ten 10 confer WIN Jn5 mlta.y
authorities relative to ,h3 funeral of Gea.
Meadp, which viii take place Monday.
Both branches Of the C,ly Council wiI at
iend the fuaer4l in a body. Independence
Hall will be Or ped IN mourning Tor thi-ty
days.
Gen. Preast, Commsn ier Of tie Frs Di-
vision Of Nailaal tia rd', invites all in't-
.ary urga izAti,Is iu the department lately
commanded 9y h dsss a-st 20 attend hls
ia erAi Monday next
TH- President afltr attend rg the funeral
IF Gen. Meade Monday iu Philad phi vii
90 10 Coyingtou, Ky, TO vlsit bls ia ,heI aLd
mother.
a large meeting of the most Influential
Citizens OF Philadelphia was held II the
City Hall to-day, Mayer S.okelay presiding,
a, which a ties imonial TO the memory o.
Gen MeSOe, recl;i, z 'iis yiTtu.s a clt.z5n
ana bis 3 orl Is = s0l Ter was adOp,ed.
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THE ELECsION.

Our re -urns are something more fGll than
we published yesterday morning. But
there is nothing 20 change The opinion as to
results that we then expected, po-wit, that
Gov. Brown is re elected, Maynard elected
to Congress from the State at large, Cheat
ham second; Radical Congressmen elected
from the first, second, ffth, eighth and
ninth districts; Democrats from the fourth,
sixth and seventh dislric.s; the third district
doubtful thus givingthe Radicals six, and
perh-ps seven, members from Tennessee.
In the Legislature The Radicals and "inde-
penden's" win have a majority.
Behold the 5eRu'i-s Of disorgaaization.
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Havemeyer.

The election Of Hayemeyer will cause
sweeping changesin thevari0us Departments
Of the city, although many incumban's of
positions hold over by law. Speculation is
already rife as 20 the probability of The new
Legislature modifying the laws SC, as to give
the entire city patronage TO Havemeyer-
The Aldermauic Board is Democratic o.
Brien is said 10 lave spent heavily in the
campaign.
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WASHINGTON.
HtpsOHatics

WASHINGTON, ID O., Oct. S.--Memoers
of the Diplomatic Corps at noon to-day
called up5n the President to teader con-
gratulations. The2 were received in the
blue room by the President, Mrs. Grant
Miss Nellie Grant, aud the members OF the
cabiuet and the ladies of their households.
The foreign ministers each congratulai cd
the President upon his re election, and az
terwards there was very cordial, social
reunion, lasting about half an hour, after
which the distinguished company with
drew.
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LAKE ERIE.


BUFFALO \ Y, Nv. S-gba barge
FoT,s Q4.eu from S,giaaw, laden with
lunlcr. = bile iE tow Of tue tue BUrHngo on,
durinz sale Lass 81 ght WAS cut loose two
mile. .u'side # The br7akws'er and is sup
pasra so be- lrst with al hands on board
The b. es KeEtucky and Star"f the North,
which acre in tow Il the tug were also cut
loose 81 the same time The former IS
water logged and the latter was brought in.
PUrli Of tie wreck of the Forrest Queen
L--r- - n n- lie cr.M nf the ken-ncky.
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what 1t cost in New York City.

The World estimates United States Com
missioner Dayenpo1t's election expenses at
nearly quarter Of a million dollars.
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The Cabinet.

The cabinet meeting to day was attended
by all the members excepting Belkaap and
Delano. TIE interior department was rep
res aEted by Gen. COgan.
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The annual report Of }. " King, Eogi-
nee- ia- Clizf OF Jle Nay, has oeea sab
murd 20 ms Sec-as sf-y. l. enora:ss sav
erll eu j.c;s Of IL IJorollc1 10 ,l3 navy aud
q, D.. .r.Ir a. giU-pFl.g
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4 r&ansaS.

elected.
hrAansas.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 8.-rhs election of
| Asa Hodges, Republican, is conceded in the
| third district over Ganz, Democrat, by
! about $500 majority. Snyder, Republican,
| is elected ia the second district Dy about
! 1900 msjorty. Gurter, Democrat, is elect
| 5d in tie third district Icy about 1900 ma
! jority. Returns from half the STATE give
Baxter, Republican, majority of 2,5OO.
| His election is thought TO be certain, as also
the entire Republican ticket, win possibly
Que Cr two exceptions rhe legislature Is
! Republican.
Indiana.
| INDIANAPOLIS, NV. Official returns
! from seventy tTn uOuDlizs wlG reported
and estimated msj ,Fi'ies from The twenty
! others, give Grant p, l04 maj Jrity.
Illinois.
! CHICAGO, Nov o-rne full vote Of the
! city gives Grant III jcriJy Of S,776; O"les
/ BY, hapg5N-2G, FOR Governor, 41.0 u HE
! veuHgh, Z spIb en-, f}r Lieutenant
/ Governor, is Veatsl ia the city by BIacs,
Literal, who ass 1890 n jority. The fGli
! vote II the SAFE is 10 yet II.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, No. S-Complete returns
f,Om tdis cog.ty i've Greeley I9,453, an1
Grant l6,59S; Or elev's majority 2,755
. COnoT po'isd .3G votes. Woodson, Dem :,
fr Gp?eruOr, 1868; Henderson, Rep {,
1882; II j ri.y Tor Woodaon 2,09l. OF
he county ucle5 the Republicans elected
| their Circuit j Idge, County Isrsha', PuOiic
Administrator, Assistant Circuit Attorney,
Superintendent Of Schools, one County
Judge, and lave one State Senator out of
three, AID five II apreeeutatives Gus Of four.
teen. The c).test for Sheriff was very
/ close, Taylor, Dem, heating Magure, Rep,
/ by culy fourteen votes. The three Con
aressiontl districts in the county stand thus:
First, StAnard, Rep, 5,272, GrosvcDor, Lib
erl, ), ,l-9; second, Wells, Dem, 8.26S Bry-
son, Rep, $500; thir S5oDe, Dsm., 5,I97,
hilton, Rep, 4,S59, 1LcBrids, Independent
1892
The Democrat this morning estim ''es
the Leg stature IS frlloSs: Ssnlte, R-pu5-
tictns -, Dem crlts IS, Liberals 3;
oUsa, Republicans S. DeDocrass 81, Ia
dependenGl, undetermined II.
The Repvblicdp says the official and re-
ported returns of seRenty-one counties give
Greeley majority of 1924, and expects
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buEestU AKVW"sN ~ ]-o1-1 .
ed Pay.

II is rumored in army circles that Brig.
Gen, o. O. Howard VII be promoted TO
the grade of Major General vice Meade, de-
ceased and viii bs rgtired Immediately
with The fu.l grade Of Major General ca &C
count of long and faibhtul service and
wounds received therein. The retirement
of Gen. Howard viii still leave vacancy
in the lst Of Major Generals which will
probably be filed by the promotion Of Gen.
Terry or Gen. Canby.
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BALTiM0RE.
The Negro Riot of Thursday Night
Cnrnner.s Ennnesf

BALTIMORE, Oct. S.--A coroner's jury
met tonight and proceedei to investigate
the facts attending the political riot at the
sixth ward polls last evening. Several wit
hlesses testified that the first shot was fred
by negro. The Investigation was al
journed until tomorrow. No arrests have
yet been made. Tue evidence tonight
proved that the firing was unpyOyoked, aad
may be 2ttribated TO bitter political feeling.
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Hughes is re-elected 10 the Senate by
large moj,rity; and F. NJ. Mofi5J is elec5ej
TO the Lower House by a repu5ed majority
of one. The sixth dislrics has not been
heard from officially, but lis reported vote
gives this result.-Nc MinnUiNe Neto Era,
Nor I
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EAST TENNESSEE.

KNOXVILLE, Nov. S-FreaInGn ha5 The
following maioIiaies in East yenncsse:
LCudon 400, Bradley 2u5, Cooke $40, Ham
bler 100, Anderson $40, BlouIt 555, Camp
bell 400, Sewer 800, Washington 500, JET
.,rsC- G94, GcSlun 800, Hamilton BOO,
Greene u, HawkiE l0z, Roane 70, k4cG
I.GGl. Scott 2l2. Fregman'8 mIj7riy il
East Tennessee cannot exceed 10000
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C0NTEAPT.
Newspaper PrOprieto. and EoitO
Fined.

INVtfHEFt0a1I \ w sVTW- THU N1I' 0OH
Fined
CHICAGO Ill, Nov S--Iu the Supreme
Cour- IF Limos at Ottawa to-day, On rlas
L. Wilson proprietor. and Audrev S3er-
man, managing editor, Of the Eooailg Jour
nal 0fIhis CITY, we.e Gl-d, the former s 90
aud the latter SEQ wihc1sts, ter con-
tempt Of court in publishing al edi ia-ial
commenting up0n : 2 court III connection
wi h the r III grv murder Cssa. The Chief
Justice in imposing yla f4e s1i4 the cou-y
nad no desir- 10 iu1i C : severe p1lal Y; Jtat
The chi ct Cf The nurg wpuiG be econ
p!isIel if they s owed The press tbat i can
not be permitted TO attempt to influence The
decision ofcasss pending n tie courts.
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AUGUSTA, ME-, Nov. S.-Oficial returns
from 315 towns snow II j9T!ty for Grant o
IS. 30.
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TIE Cincinnati Gazette speaks of the
election o. ''Grant and Wilson as a triumph
CT our system triumph of the free bal
!ot.' Yet it IS most emphatically, says the
Cinainnai Enquirer, victory Of the Stree
ballot" for it viii be recollected that in the
OcloSer elec-ioa voting was 50 free in
Philadelphia that fire hundred repsaters
from New York voted, according to the
story Of their leader, fo-ty-fge times each.
Thst IS the kind Of free bsll0t" that the
Ga.elte calls "oar svstam.n
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GoveTnor-elect Dix being interviewed &C.
tributed his success TO Grants popularity
and Greeley's weakress. He did not think
Herman received the full Irish vote as some
OF it was cast for himself. He also received
many DemOcratic votes. His administra-
ton he declared would be conducted on the
r1f1rm basis,
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EXPRESS Car I,urne.s y.,li, Its Contents

CHICAGO. N0y. Sue eXpr,ss car of
the American Express Company, on the
western bound train of tie Michigan C-u-
tral Ralc.J, caught fi.e lest rigGs between
DetioIt ana tA.s glly, l. IS supposed from q
spark from the engine AID with the con-
tents was entirely C nsumeGs Loss heavy,
bug the amuu. is uCl 81 red.
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TIE HORSE PLAGUE.

LACAwAXEE, Pa, Nov. S.-Not more
than one team II a hundred is free from
ap'z otc on tie De!aTa.e AMI Hudson
canal, A few h1~sss are dying IN this To-
cality from the disease.
OswEGo, Y. y, NoV. S-Tha horse dis
ease confines here 10 81 alarming extent,
notwithstanding the favorable wea.n9r.a
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4 Pr mRu Smashed Three Sieepers
L.. IL

BALTIMORE, BID, Nov. 8 Las. night a
p sse train tr 10 .ha West, oa the Balti-
more J Ohi0 Ralr7-3, m INTO a Pull
IN aa Which had :. en- d. -cl-d from
q 'i. l9m Washington sui iafi siaBGis Z
.e rack at Washington JuHc.ion
tty house t0 % taken uD fJr the
Iae Puim2n c. ca vas gr= =ched.
passengers were in the coach, three
a. 4y4u wire injured, -.-