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WASHINGTON.

GEN. cox AT THE EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON, November 7.-Ex.secre
tarY Of tho Interior, ]. D. Cox, called
upon the President this morning and had
. short interview.
Gen. Howard, who has Just returned
from special indian mission 10 Arizona,
also had an interview with the President
Ex-Secretary oi the Navy, Borie, and
J, Ruasen James, United States Minister
to Belgium, are the guests OF tho Presi.
dent and Mrs. Grant at the White House.
HoSoRs TO GEN. MEADE.
Gen. Sherman has issued q general
order reviewing In feeling language the
life and services Of tho late Gen. Meade,
and directing Gen. Mcdowell, at New
York, 10 make all arrangements for the
funeral, and directing that at all military
posts on that day the flags be displayed at
hall mast and minute guns be fired, and
theottcers wear tho usual badge ofmourn.
ing, It Is understood that either Brig,
Gen. A. Il. Terry, now commanding the
Department OF the South, or Gen. E. r
=. Canby, commanding the Department
ol Columbia, will be appointed Major
General in place Of Gen. Meade, deceased.
Gen. Sherman to-day telegraphed to
Gen. Mcdowell to proceed TO Philadel.
phia and consult Mrs. Meade in relation
to arrangements for the funeral of her
late husband. President Grant will at
tend The services.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
officially decided the Presidents recent
proclamation relative to discriminating
duties: It applies to all goods arriving in
French vessels from other than French
ports, on and after the SOth OF October,
the day Of It's date.
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PuRoTsvI1LE, W. Va, Nov, 0, '72.
To tho Editors OF the InteligCncer.
The election passed of quietly In thi!
township (Mill Creek Grant, co., Gree
ley, 81; for school levy. %; against, 40
Yours, W. s. PURoTT.
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Shooting Affray..Oue Person Killed
and Two Wounded ..FIre.

BALTIMORE, November IAN elec
tton was held to day In the Sixth Ward
to tilla vacancy in the City Council. JUsl
before the closing Of the polls, a crowd Of
about one thousand persons was gather.
ed around the corner oil Fayette and
Broadway streets. A party Of men
mostly cOlored, lett the crowd andI pro-
ceeded about midway TO Broadway, when
they turned and deliberately fred upon
the crowd In front Of the voting place
killing Isaac Boss, aged 10, and mortalIy
wounding Jno. Conway, aged 80. Another
boy received flesh wound. Immediate
ly after firing, the party broke and ran
when those fired into returned the shots
Some eighteen or twenty shots In all
we're fred Ia minutes time. Previous
TO the firing, which was wholly unexpect.
ed, no disturbance whatever had occur.
red.
A fire occurred at the Maryland Peni
tentiary tonight, doing damage to The
amount Of $4,000.
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AwIEE murderer, named jenkins, was
hanged at Washington the other day.
His title to mansions in the skies was the
CIearess ofauy Of the murderers who have
gone to glory from the gallows that we
have read Of. When, during the reading
oiIhe death warrant, the day Of his exc
cuIton was mentioned, he exclaimed "Y Ycs,
that's today, thank God, I will soon put
on my robes and receive crown OF
glory" AS the moment for the
dFOp 10 fall approached, he said, with
emphasis, "As sure as the deed Is done
ny soul will wait to glory. l know that
God has q crown prepared for me and
shall soon wear It," He was very consid.
eFate towards the Sheriff and officers, and
IeII them his last piece Of advice to "cou-
Ilnue in the path Of virtue and I'll meet
you" 1t does not appear he said any thing
AoOu, meeting his murdered wife. Per-
lAps his idea was that he having cut her
ot IN her sins, she has no chance for
Heaven, while he having had time to re.
pent and be converted, will thus be sepa.
rated from her.
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DiStortlonS Of the Recent Campaign.
The New York Nation recently put II
In very good shape, thus: r.,-

/ = N~4S ASSSSAA SNSAnpAAk4s 10
The New York Nation recently put /,
In very good shape, thus: fa
"ThO World has practically given up
the Presidential contest In philosophical
article intended 70 show that It makes
little difference who Is elected, which 10 q
concession OF some value, a. Il was the
hrm belief OF the Democrats, and oi
many Of the Liberal Republicans, six or
eight months ago, that the continuance OF
Grant four years longer In Office would
prove the ruin of free government In
America. They were measurably sue.
cesstul in making converts 10 this belief,
extravagant as 1t was, until they pro.
duced their remedy. When they said
that Greeleywas the only hope oi the coun.
Try, people began to lose confidence In what
had been said about Grant, and have been
losing It steadily ever since. Indeed,
the experience the country has had with
them is not unlike that which people
sometimes have with lunatics. A crazy
man will often tell strangers q very
plausible and coherent story about the
prosecutions Of which he Is the object,
and the losses and vexatons to which bis
enemies subject him, and obtain general
credence; but when he comes down to
details, and tells you that his own mother
and the pastor OF his church often pass
the night under his bed, on all iours, push.
ing up the mattress with their backs, his
tale assumes another aspect. So the pub.
lie was really getting alarmed by the &C
counts some OF US gave ot the Presidents
Ignorance and usurpations and OF tie
absence OF the civil service, until we in.
troduced Greeley as the great admins.
trative retormer. Then there came
terrible laugh, and people began to see a
queer, wild look In the Liberal Eye, and
wonder they had not remarked 1t before"
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MISSOURI.

81. Lous, November 7.-The follow
Ing are reported majorities for Grant Ii
this State: Iyg suI
Caldwell county, 440; Lynn, 200; Me
ritter, $50; Greece, 800; Polk, 173; Jasper
500; Newton, 70; Benton, $50; Andrew
100; Nodaway, 100.
For Greeley: .N." i.
Clinton county, 440; Webster, 46; Ma
con, 600; Carroll, 22s; Livingston, 200
Pettis, 200; Vernon, ESQ; Audraln, $50;
Cole, 17e; Iron, 200; Ray, 800; Cooper
900; Jefferson, 400; Washington, 800;
Charlton, 1000; st. Francis, ass; Morgan,
27si Randolph, 1,4Oo; Crawford. 900
81. LOUIS, November Tho following
additional counties Of this State have
been heard from. A few Of those pre-.
ylously reported are repeated and the
figures corrected:
For Greeley-St Clair, 1853; Mississippi,
3SS; Bates, 240; Gentry, 150; Clinton, $50;
GascoAade, COZ; Randolph, sl5; Marion,
1000,
For Grant-DAde, 200; Boston, 200; Dc
Kalb, 176; Washington, 237; Laclede, 800;
Shelby, 4S0; Atchison, 90; Nodaway, 1903;
Worth, o.; Lawrence, 100; Greene, 416;
Christian, 1856.
In most Of tho counties heard from
Woodson, Democrat, for Governor, runs
ahead Of Greeley, and Henderson, Repub.
lLcan, for Governor. runs slightly behind
Grant. -"
Parker, Republican, for Congress, in
the 9th District, has about 200 majority.
Crittcnden, Democrat, in the 9Th District,
beats Burdett about 1000.
Complete returns from this county show
that the Republicans have lost their sher-
ID, and probably the most of the county
officers that they have been claiming.
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MEXICO.
Result Of PreOidentIal Election.


CITY OF Mexico, November WA
HAVANA, November 6-The election fol
President Of Mexico has resulted In tho
almost unanimous choice Of Lerdo dc Te,
jada. The votes against him were few
and scattering. The programme Of the
course the President proposes Tor himself
has been made public, and may be con.
densed into this phrase: Little politics
and much administration. Since few
days ago, the newly elected President has
ceased to exercise any Of the exlraordin.
ary powers with which he Is invested.
Porterio Diaz has sent in bis own sub
mission TO the government and the sur.
render Of the forces under his com
msnd. The paper was dated October 23
near Durango, and the general promised
to present himself at the Capital This
makes a complete paciication Of the
country. It Is reported that President
Lerdo intends to restore Generals Por-
ferlo, Diaz, and Trevino, 10 their former
rank In the army. Publication has been
made OF the names Of the Government
officers who arc by law Ineligible 10 Con.
gresS.
Its reported that senor Manuel Loza,
da Is dead.
Gomez Palacio will be appointed Min
lister for Foreign Affairs.
A son Of Ex.President Carrera, oil
Guatamala, was recently fitting out an
expedition at Cheapas, 10 invade Guata.
malA. Information was given 10 the
Government, and the band was at once
diearmed, and its organic banished.
BY the wreck Of the steamer Guatama.
Ia, on Tonala Bar, 81 of the crew and
two passengers were lost. The captain
20 Of tho crew, and a few passengers
saved from the wreck, arrived at Tulau
tepec. after wandering in tho woods
four days.
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COMMENTS OF THE NEW YORK
PAPERS.

NRw YoRK, November THE Tribune
gives Grant twenty.three 5tates-243 elcc
toral votes. It claims Georgia, louisiana
Indiana, Tennessee and Kentucky iol
Greeley, making a total ot 81 electoral
votes, and asserts that several States
making the aggregate electoral votes 72
are still In doubt, The Tribune gives
Grant $4,000 majority in New York
State.
The 1imeS estimates Grants popular
majority at 701 800, and thinks Grant has
carried Virginia and Louisiana. Only
four States and forty.three electoral votes
It says, are sure Greeley, and this cannol
be increased by more than two States
and twenty.three electoral votes addi
tional. .....
The average Republican majority In
this State Is claimed to be $4,000.
The World estimates Grants popular
majority at 520,0lG, and gives him two
hundred and sixty.nine electoral votes Ia
nlnety.nine for Greeley.
The Herald thinks, from the latest re-
turns, that Cont has carried Virginia.
Mr.. Marble, Of the World, returns to his
post as editor ot that pAper in restored
health tomorrow.
The Tribune says the result in this State
seems 10 point clearly to the two conclu-
slons, that a marked per centage of the
Democrats refused TO support Greeley
and that large per centage were OF those
who supported Seymour and didn't vote
at all. ~ -.
The Tribune Is well pleased with the
results OF the city election, though its can
dldateS were not elected, and says there
is an end to the era oil fraud and violence
in the metropolis.
St. John, Republican, Is elected in the
Orange District. He was at arst report.
cd defeated.
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NoRE is absolutely essential to the hap.
plness OF people who live in cities. One
might suppose the cessation OF street
CSf linkIe Of the bells, the cessation Of
omnibus and carriage rumbling over the
pavemenIs, and the quiet that follows the
suspension Of drays and express wagons
Sau private carriages would be relief.
IN le contrary the quietness Of the city
s9ppressivc. You sec in 1t every face,
Saa mark in 1t every football. There
A., Sa depression OF spirits that nothing can
EESpel except the din and noise and con.
S ssIon oil revived city life; we miss tho
Tut Iu'Se and earnestly look forward to a re.
,S ,iol from this stiffness that weighs down
w energy and the lie Of our being
Zealand Herald.
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NEW YORK.
80, 1000 for DIX, and Grant.


NEW YORK, November. y7.-Revised re.
turns up to 0 o'clock tonight give Grant
47,7l7 majority in tho State, while Dix Is
over one thousand votes ahead, having
4ss51 majority, The majority for each
Is likely to exceed $4,000.
NEW YoRK, November 7.-The latest
figures place the Congressional delegation
Of New York State at 90 Republicans,
Democrats and Liberal Republican
The State Senate will stand 25 Republi.
cans 10 Z Democrats, and the Assembly
will stand S5 Republicans, 80 Democrats,
Liberals aud Apollo Hall, - ,
Y Dlx's majority In the State will not vary
much from that OF Grants. Herman is
ahead Of Greeley in large portions OF the
State, but he falls some 900 behind in
Brooklyn, Long Island and Staten Island,
Kernan's vote In tho Republican wards
In this city Is less than Greeley's. His
vote Is also smaller than Greeley's In the
German districts, while Dix's Is larger
than Grants there. In all the strong
Democratic localities Herman leads Gree
Icy. Herman carried Utica, bis own city,
by Ss4 majority, while Grants majority
.wRs- $50. .s.-.,.-s.-s -.
The lull city vote for Mayor, with only
two districts missing, Is as follows: Law
renee, 1853; o'BHen, si,4s2; Have
myer, Sl,ol6.
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KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE, November THE returns
are still very meagre, but enough are re-
ceived, however. 10 indicate that Grant
has carried four Of tho ten Congressional
Districts, with two doubtful and four Ger.
tain for Greeley, The Democratic nomt-
nees for Congress are elected in all the
districts, except Burns, Republican, in the
Tenth, and Wood, Republican, in. the
Ninth. The result Is not yet certain In
tho Eighth, butthe indications favor Dur.
ham, Democrat
The Republican State Committee con-
cede that the State has gone for Greeley
by from 1000 to 10000.
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MICHIGAN.
$4,000 TO GO, 900 for Grant.

DETROIT, November 7.-Grant's ma
jority in this State Is from $1,000 to co..
900. Allthe Republican congressman are
elected. Field, First District 1900; Wal.
dron, Second District, 1000; Willard,
Third District, 5000; Burrows, Fourth
District, 5000; Foster, Filth District,
5000; BigaIe, Sixth Dbtrict, $50; Cou.
yer, Seventh District, $500; Bradley,
Eighth District, $4,000; Hubbell, Ninth
District, probably 1000 The Democrats
may have elected one member to the Sen.
ate, while the House has not more than
seven or eight Democrats out Of ITO
members. I...t. ...
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Desperate Attempt OF a Murderer to
Escape.

WEST CHESTER. PA, November T.
George Grant, who Is under sentence ia
DO hanged next Wednesday, for the mur,
der OF a woman named Spence year ago
made a desperate attempt to escape last
night He attacked his keeper, Mi. B. F.
Haines, while the latter was going his
rounds, and nearly killed him. A man
NAMED Cooper, who is under tho keeper,
was attracted by the cries OF Haines and
fired tour shots at Grant without wound.
ing him. Grant was finally forced back
into his cell and handcufed. He Is still
savage aud declares he will sell his life
dearly. He had padded his body with
blankets and the pistol balls did not take
effect Haiues Is In o critical condition
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ARKANSAS.
Two or Thrtc Thousand for CIR

Two or Thrtc Thousand for Grant.
LITTLE Rock, November 7.-BAxter d
reported 10 have the following majoritles
In the counties named -s7 -,
Jefferson, {, 800; Phillips, 8, ,080; MissiS.
sippi, 460; Randolph, 1e5; independence,
200; Clark, 200; Woodruff, 200; jackson,
100; Arkansas, so; Crittendeu, 1000;
Union, 500; Perry, 100. Most Of these are
large negro counties.
Brooks has the following majorities:
Pulaski, 100; St. Francis, IS; Prairie,
"a; Conway, 500; Hot Springs, 80; White,
100; Craighead, 400; Gross, $50; Ouachita,
q tie; Nevada, Columbia. J. Andrew, Great,
Brooks majority about 1000. r
Tho indications are that Baxter 10
elected and the State gone for Grant by
1000 or 5000 The Legislature Is Repu6-
lican. Asa Hodges, Republican, Is pfoba.
bly, elected to Congress in the 1st District;
Snyder In the 9d, and Thomas n, Gunter,
Democrat, in the Sd. .
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KANSAS.
ThirlY Thou,and Tor CRAM

TOPEKA, November From the re.
turns received here by the Republican
State Central Committee, it is estimated
that Grants majority in the State will be
HTcH1sos, November 7.-Granrs ma,
jority in AtChson county is 50l; Republi.
can State ticket about the same and
county ticket over 500 majority. Done.
phan county, Grant l 900 majority; Brown,
500; Nemaha, $50; Marshall, 700; Wash.
ington, 600; Jackson, 400; Jefferson, 800.
Every county north Of the Kansas
river will give Grant q majority ranging
from 1SO 10 1900, aggrcgaling 10000 to
$4,000, and most OF thSm send Republi.
cans 10 the Legislature.
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The editor Of tho Buckhannon Delta
ss gentleman of versatile talents, judg,
Ing from the following paragraph which
we find in its columns:
Our editor started out last Wednesday
lCr Baltimore, New York and Philadel-
phla, to purchase his winter stock oi
goods, aud will return, no doubt, with the
lneSI selection OF dry goods, groceries
aud ready made clothing that has ever
oee1 brought to Buckhannon. Give him
Scall and satisfy yourselves."
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November AT q
meeting Of the Commercial Exchange To-.
day, appropriate resolutions were passed
relative 10 the death OF General Meade.
Tho mayor will submit q message to the
Councils this afternoon, recommending
appropriate action 10 be taken.
Flags are at half mast on the Custom
House and public buildings, in respect to
the memory of the late General Meade.
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Mccormick & Lynch's cansl stables
at Buffalo, were burned Wednesday night.
Between forty and fifty horses and mules
persisted. l.Oss about $4,000.
John Hope, German, committed
suicide al his boarding house in Cleve.
land, Thursday, by shooting himself in
the head. Liquor is supposed to have
been the cause.
-Advicea from Nassau to The 4th inst.
state that the vessels dispatched to the
scene OF the terrible disaster to the steam.
er Missouri have returned. The crew
report that, Notwithstanding a thor.
ough search, not the slightest trace Of
anything belonging to the vessel could be
found. ...- -
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, November I'D. O.
Gilman was inaugurated President of the
day.
Il. McCausland Is on trial in the 18Th
District Court for the murder Of q news.
paper reporter named Noah Mullendore
The pie" Of the prisoner Is self defense,
An investigation into the matter Of The
escape OF the forger Bsotherton is now
going on by the Board Of Supervisors
which shows a want Of proper discipline
10 the Jail Kelly, the chief jailor' has
been removed.
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strange Tragedy at Dover, N, J,

DOVER, N. J.. November 1.-TWO
Italians came here to day from New York
and visited the shoe store OF Giovanni
Bariotti. One Of tho men claimed Bari.
otis housekeeper as his vile, and after a
slight Sltercation stabbed the woman In
the mouth with a stiletto. She died i'm.
mediately. BArlottl attempted to rescue
her, and was also stabbed in the abio.
men, and will probably dle. Both OF the
men are under arrest. The affair creates
great excitement, some Of tho citizens
wanting to lynch the murdever5,
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A "Trunk MysIeryn at Boston.

BosToN, November Yesterday af-
ternoOn Il man was found floating in
Charles river, at Cambridge, in two barrels,
the body in one and the head and legs In
another. The remains were taken ashore
and were found to be terribly mutilated.
The legs had been chopped OF the trunk.
The body was well dressed, and a gold
watch was found in one OF the barrels.
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The cholera recently appearedln Wex.
lord, Ireland. 1t Is too late in the season
tor It to assume an epidemic form, and
The few cases that have so lar occurred
may, very probably, be followed by no
other until next summer. Experience
Ass proved, however, that tho germs Of
The disease may outlive the cold OF win
ter, and tue pestileDce break out atresh
The rext season. Here is warning for
US not to be caught unprepared next sum.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, November 7.-Un.
official returns from thirty.seven parishes
outside the city give net Republican
majority Of 1884 The net Republican
majority in 1870 in same parishes was
1856 The remaining sixteen parishes
in 1870 give net Republican ma jority Of
1915. With the same rate Of gains the
Liberals will carry the State by hand
some majority. yrrsIi
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

Enthusiasm over the Evacuation OF
Rheims.
PARIS, November 7.-There Is great
enthusiasm in Rheims over the evacua-
ton OF that city by tho Germans. Tho
buildings were decorated yesterday with
French colors and flowers, and al night
there was u general illumination. The
theatre was opened last evening for The
hrs! time since the occupation Of the city
of MareIlles.
LONDON, November 7.-Mr. Duudas
Liberal, has been elected to Parliament
from Richmond.
Cardinal Cullen has returned to Dublin
from visit 10 Rome.
The Irish government has prohibited
the importation Of horses from the United
States.
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TIE people of Richland township, Bel
mont county (st. ClaIrsVilleJ, voted yes
terday on proposition to subscribe $780,
900 to build branch railroad from that
town down TO the Central Ohio railroad
at NeFs, but as the telegraph office there
closes at an unreasonably early hour, we
have not been able to learn the result.
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INDIANA.

What the Banner Democratic Coun.
" Did.
Fort WAYNE, November THE ofti.
cial returns from this, the banner Demo.
cratic county Of Indiana, show that Grant
received 3lS more votes than were cast
for General Brown in October, while
Greeley received 117s less than Hendricks.
O'Conor received 1l0 votes in the county.
The tot4l vote was ia less than in Octo.
Der, which ShawS that n great many
Democrats voted for Grant.
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"A, a GROCER in Quebec advertises "lhe
psSu!iar rs delicacies Of the far.off Ind, and
%e v, hnely Favored and humAnizing leaf
W "I, !ne slill further CathAy; tho moro ex-
Es'unS though not less delicious berry Of
is,I. HMall, and the spices, sugars and luscious
m muls Of the Antilles; tho sugared condl.
,Hs %saiS y and the blood.enriching wines oi
srS %J aedlterranean, and the salt.cured
S,O. SIa oraln,renewing fish Of our own
iSUStny ,Sa, guilt" What he means to say is
~, ue! st ne sells tea, coffee and Goldfish chear
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Railroad MurdeT..The Work of Some
Human Plend.

INDIANAPOLIS, November Train No.
2 on the Indianapolis s Vincennes Rail.
road, was thrown from the track one emile
east OF sanborn, to-day, by plank placed
maliciously upon the rails. The engine
was completely wrecked, Engineer D.
Messenheimer, and fireman Arthur Ham.
lin were instantly killed. No one else
WAS hYrt 1 FE
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MARYLAND.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA Baltimore dis.
patch says the State outside OF that city,
gives 1900 majority Tor Grant. Greeley
everywhere is far behind the ticket for
Congress. The large Republican gain in
the sixth or Western District was NOR.
al surprise. d. .a