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IlllNOis.

CHICAGO, November 5.-Partial returns
from the State are still meager and scatter
ing. Nearly all show Republican majorities,
but not generally so large as those Of 1868.
Up to this hour, 1890 A. NJ, forty-one pre-
cincts in this city give Grant 4, 459 majority.
There are forty-four precincts yet to hear
from, which will probably increase Grants
majority 5000. The vote of Galena gives
Greeley 225 majority, a Democratic gain of
go.
CHICAGO, November 5.-But few returns
on the Congressman have been received.
The probability is that the Republicans elect
two out of three members from this county.
Harrison (Democrat) beats Ward in the I'd
district.
Hurebert (Republican) is elected in the 18th
district. ...
Marshal Democrat) in the southern part
of the State.
Snapp in the llth district.
Hawley in the 9th district.
Burchard in the 5th district.
McNulta, from the 18th district, is proba-
bly, elected.
OF the nineteen districts twelve elect Re-
publicans.
CHICAGO, November G--3 A. IMPARTIAL
returns up to 2 A. N. give Grant in forty-one
counties of Illinois outside of Cook county
10, 1873 majority.
O'Conor has small and scattering vote in
torty-elght precincts. In Chicago all yet
heard from gives Grant 5000 majority.
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California.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 5,The cleo
ton is passing off quietly. Some half dozen
arrests were made for violation of the new
law. The law requiring uniformity of tickets
prevents accurate results. Both parties in
the city are confident of victory.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.--The cleo
ton in this State passed off quietly. The
chairman Of the Republican State Committee
claims the city by 5000 majority for Grant.
Others estimate the majority at $500.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-Ninety-
six precincts outside of the city, representing
a vote of Is, 900, give Grant I 800 majority.
The vote iii the city is 1900 less than in
1868.
The city is claimed for Grant by 500 ma
icritv, with twenty-four precincts to hear
from.
The Colorado railroad subsidy scheme has
been defeated by an overwhelming majority.
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THE NEW NATION AL e r A.

State Central Committee claim the State by
$4,000. All the Republican Congressman are
elected, although Cotton's district Che 2d)
will be very close.
DEs MONIES, November G.-3 A. NJ
Specials to the State Register indicate that
Iowa will give Grant from IS 900 to 10000
majority.
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THE AGGREGATE.
The Georgia EAu.KiuX.
Trial of the Wiikinson County Barbarians-
Che Mupderers of the Macon Rspubli-
cans 10 he Prosecuted.

SAVANNAH, GA, October 29.-The Will
kinson county ku-klux, who have been
tried by United States Commissioner Stone,
have been bound over to appear before the
Circuit Court, which meets in November.
The crimes committed by the Ku-Klux of
that county prove them to be as barbarious
as the most savage Indians. District-Attor-
ney FaTow is determined to find out the
guilty parties and have them punished. He
has gone to Macon to prosecute the men who
murdered the Republicans on the day OF
election. Our Republican leaders are deter
mined to prosecute the Ku-Klux Democracy
who carried Georgia at the late election by
fraud, violence, and murder, but we must
rely entirely on the United States Courts.
The State Courts give us no protection
Disnntch to Nefp X0ik Times.
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New Ham pshire.
Gives Grant A 1000 majority.
Vermont.

MONTPELIER, November 5.-Grant's ma
jority in the State will probably be 10000
1000 less than In 1868.
MONTPELIER, November 5.-Mr. Will
lard's majority FOE Congress in eighteen towns
Of the lst district is 8, 449. Judge Poland's
majority in twenty-nine towns Of the Cd dis
Republican competitors. Governor Hendee's
majority in twenty-five towns Of the 3D. dis
trict is 3,749.
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Maine.

New YORK, November 5--Early returns
from Maine show heavy Republican gains on
September.
AUGUSTA, Me-, November 5--Midnight.-
Ninety-two towns give Grant q 800; Gree
In 1868 the same towns gave Grant 81
OPS; Seymour, 1910. Grants majority,
1918; net gain of IA. Grants majority
in 1868 was 2S,033. 1t will be about the
same now. .-
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south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, =. c., November BE
turns from various portions of South Carolina
indicate that Grant has carried the State by
a heavy ma jOrity.
The white vote is remarkably light, very
little interest being felt in the contest, az the
result was foregone conclusion.
Twelve of the fourteen precincts in Charles
ton give Grant l 800 majority.
Greeley in the city fails about 500 behind
Seymour's vote
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Rhode Islam d.

PROVIDENCE, November 5.-Rhode Island
gives Grant an increased majority, and elects
both Republican Congressman. This city
complete gives Grant 4,224, and Greeley
l,5ll.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., November 5.-Rhode
Island complete, except Block Island, gives
Grant II, SIS, Greeley s,305.
PROVIDENCE, November 5.-Eames and
Pendleton Rep.) are elected to Congress
from the LIST and I'd districts.
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New Jersey.

PHILADELPHIA, November s.-Absecon,
Atlantic county, New Jersey, gives Greeley
Is majority.
NEWARK, November 5.-Returns from the
State are incomplete, but indicate from 900
to 5000 for Grant, and q Republican majority
in both branches Of the Legislature.
For Congress the Republicans elect five OF
seven Standardization in LIST, Dobbins
IN the I'd, Clark in the Sd, Phelps in the 5th,
and Marcus L. Ward in the 9th. "a q.
We gain two members of Congress In this
State. -.
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Kansas.

TOPEKA, November j.-Twenty townships
aud wards of this State give Grant a major
ity of ,994.
TOPEKA, November 5.-Retulns from the
State show heavy Republican gains. The
Republican majority is from 5000 to 10000.
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MississiPpi.

JACKSON, Miss, November SO Z. NJ.
Thirty towns in eighteen counties give Grant
6,42l majority. Cassidy, in the 9th district,
is running ahead of his ticket. In the other
districts but little scratching has been done.
Jackson gives Grant 1913 majority.
MEMPHIS, November 5.-The following
returns from Mississippi have been received !:
Senatobia gives Grant l05; Okolona gives
Grant 1873 majority; Aberdeen, three pre-
cincts, give Grant 700 majority; Satielo gives
Greeley Ga maj ority; Brookhaven gives Grant
173 majority; Crawford gives Grant 300 ma
jority.
JACKSON, November $40 p. M.-Thirty
towns in eighteen counties give Grant 6, 400
majority. Cassidy, in the 9th district, is
running ahead of his ticket. In the other
districts but little scratching was done.
New ORLEANS, November Especial
kilograms to the Associated Press from
thirty-five towns and stations in Mississippi
show a net majority Of 4, 1889 for Grant.
Only eleven of these towns gave majorities
for Greeley.
The election passed off quietly throughout
the State.
JACKSON, MISS, November 5.-Thirtecn
additional towns, making forty-three in all,
give Grant $3.50.
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Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 5.-One hun
bred and twenty-six townships, precincts, and
wards heard frsm give a net Republican gain
of 3, 488. The Republican State Central Com
mittec claim the State by from 900 to
5000 majority. The Democratic Central
Committee concede the State by 5000.
a net Republican gain of 9,OS3. The major
ity in this city and county will be over ? 900.
The Republican gain will be 100. The ma
jority in the State will be not less than
&c, 600.
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IscOusin.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, November BE
turns from the State thus far show 1900 to
1900 Republican majority. Six Republican
congressman and large Republican major
ity iii the Legislature are elected.
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TOTAL. ................. S-l9,ooo
MIR. FENTON KEEPS a SEPARATE ACCOUNT.
Owing to the absence of Mr.. Fcnton from
n full list of all his collections. The shrewd
Senator has exhibited dcplorablc lack of
confidence i'll the political sagacity and man.
agemcnt of Ethan Allen from the very start,
and has refused to turn over his collections
to that receptacle. This explains why the
Tribune contribution was at last pail to
Schcll, instead Of Allen. Mr.. Fenton has
also disburscd on his own account. and his
private Secretary, Mr.. Tisdel, is now in Ohio,
attending to matters, with, it is said, funds
from Mr.. Fenton's hands.
NO MONEY FOR MICHIGAN.
We may also take occasion to inform the
nice and wise Coy. Blair, of Michigan who
scorns to think of such thing us using
money in elections, that the two members of
the Liberal State Committee whom he recon-
mendcd to Mr.. Schell as discreet and verify
of confidence in money matters, were in
formed by that gentleman that he wasn't
dealing with Liberal Republican State Com:
mittees, and thereupon recommended them
| to apply to Ethan Allen, whose cXcheQuer is
now "dead fiat"
TIE AGGREGATE.
| If to this aggregate of s219, 800 be added
Mr.. Fcnton's collections, and sundry contri-
buttons Of members of Congress and others,
the total will not fall short of $500, 900. This
is the record Of the party which holds up its
hands in horror at the use of money in cleo
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Nebraska.

OMAHA, November 5.Reiurns from al
the prominent towns i'll the State show q
Republican gain over October. Grants ma
iority will probaly be 10000.
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New York.

New York gives 10000 majority for Grant,
and elects the following Congressman Re-
publican gain of six Congressman.
New YORK, November 6.-The following
is list of the Congressman elected from this
State:
First District Democrat.
Second District Democrat.
Third District-W oodford, Republican.
Fourth District-Crooke, Republican.
Fifth District-Roberts, Democrat.
Sixth District Democrat.
Seventh District-Creamer, Democrat.
Eighth Distrct-Lawson, Republican.
Ninth District-Melish, Republican.
Tenth District Wood, Democrat.
Eleventh District-Pottcr, Democrat.
Twelfth Dissatisfaction, Democrat.
Thirteenth District Whtehouse, Demo-
crat.
Fourteenth District-Dcwell, Liberal.
Fifteenth District-Perry, Democrat.
Sixteenth District-Smart, Republican.
Seventeenth District-IIale, Republican.
Eighteenth District Wheeler, Republican.
Nineteenth Observation-Disclosures, Republic
can.
Twentieth District-Wilbar, Republican.
Twenty-first District Merriam, Republic
can.
Twenty-second District-Roberts, Repub-
Lean. ="
Twenty-third District-Lansing, Republi-
can.
Twenty-fourth District-Duell, Republic
can.
Twenty-ffth District Dougal, Repub-
lican.
Twenty-sixth District-I.amport, Republi-
can.
Twenty-seventh District-Plat., Republi-
can.
Twenty-eighth District-Smith, Republi-
can.
Twenty-ninth District-Clarke, Republi-
can.
Thirtieth District -Haskns, Republican.
Thirty-first District-Bass, Republican.
Thirty-second District-Sessions, Republ-
can.
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Connecticut.

NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, November 5.-Re-
turns from all but four towns give Grant ma
jority Of 4, 400. The Republicans have gained
los over the vote of 1858 in New Haven
county, and AIT in Hartford county. The
gain in the State is l,757 over the vote Of
1868. There is the widest enthusiasm in
New Haven over the splendid result in the
city. New Haven has been Democratic for
years by large majorities. I.,
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Iowa.

Dies MOrNEs, November 5.-The indica-
tons are that Grant has carried Iowa by
$4,000 majority. The Republicans elect a
full Congressional delegation.
DUBUoUB, November 5.-The Republican
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Ohio.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, November 5.-Retuins
throughout the State indicate that Grants
majority will be from 4O, 900 to $4,000.
CLEVELAND, November 5.-The estimated
Republican majority in the city is $500;
gain Of about 1900 over October.
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Nevada.

VIRGINIA CITY, November 5.-NeVada
gives a majority for Grant. The result on
the Legislative ticket is in doubt
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MicblGAn.

DETROIT, November 5.-Returns come in
slowly, but the State will undoubtedly give
Grant $4,000 majority. Returns cannot be
had from the LIST Congressional district to-
night. Republicans are elected in all the
other districts.
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VICTORY!
Complete and Over
whelming!
Civil Rights for All
Endorsed and Demanded!
Protection Ia Log atty I'm the South
Commanded!
Complete Liberty to be E>tab-
Iished Within the Next
Four Years!
Treason OdiOus-TraitOrs to the
Republican Party Take
Back Seats!

The Peoples Verdict On French
Arms, San Domingo. Nep0-
lisllB. On the lsasci, at
LOng Branch. MILL
tary Desp0iisiI,
Etc, Etc.
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"shc EIGfssi;; sat

Important Revelations Of tae Greeley Nam
agement-A List of Contributors 10 the
Liberal Exeheauer--wher the niOney
Came From-A Big Row Among the Lii
eral Managers-Rich and Racy Develop
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Della ware.
Gives Grant l, 500 majority.
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Grants majority from 10000 to 100, 900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-11

La gran reputation de escritora de la
Sra. Arenal debiera dispensarnos de la
mar Ia atencion y recomendar nuestros
lectores estas nuevas producciones de un
ingenio que escribe con toda la eradicion
y vigoroso sentido de un esplritu vsronil
y con toda la ternura y exquisite senti
mlento propios del sexo a que pertenece
La autora Sin embargo, debemos reco
mendar muy efcazmente & cuantos Sc in
teresen en- ell triunfo de la razon ell de.
recho, y a cuantas Sc complacen en- estu~
diar y admirar nuestras glorias nacionales,
que lean con atencion las cartas de la Sra.
Arenal, que revelan I'm g6nio flos6fco
protundo y una escritora eminente.
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Erratas-En nuestrO primer editO-
rial del vlernes, columna tercera donde di-
ce question de amor, lease question de amor
proplo. En- ell segundo artfculo GRAc1As 4
DIos, columna 81: despues de Yara Sc han
omitido las siguientes palabras representa-
u'a vaSory.
DescaecimientO.-Pa los d6biIes de
naturaleza, quienes parece que la comida
no da nutrimento adecuado, que enfa-
queen sin causa aparente, ell aceite de
hlgado de bacalao de Lanman Kemp, es
ell restorative mejor en- toda la larga lista
de tonicos oficinales. No es possible hacer
una preparation mas pura del gran vigo-
rador pulmonar. Ell aumenta las fuerzas, Y
los solidos de las personas d6biles, cubre 4
los fiacos con carnes frmes, abre ell apetito,
promueve la DIGESTION, y asimilacion, y es
ademas la mejor calidad del mejor RENE
dio para males cr6nicos de la garganta,
pulmones, hfgado y glandulas.
Una cucharada mezclada con dos del
pectoral de Anacahuita, es ell modo mas
facI de tomar ell aceite.
Como Ell cssbeIIO crece-EI mutn.imen.
to del pelo como de las flores, Sc obtiene,
principalmente por la absorcion de las raj
ces. 81 La TERRA Sc SEGA y las raices de las
flores quedan sin la humedad necesaria,
Sc marchitan y pierden sus bellos colores,
y 81 el craneo donde estan plantadas las
raices de las cuales las hebras de pelo ma
cen, esta seco y entorpecido ell pelo vuelve
aspero, sin lustre y canas aparecen. E
tonico oriental remedia Ell NAL, reanimandc
el CUTS entorpecido y excitando suave
mente las raices, y los diminutos vasos d,
la sangre, y renovando por asi decir e
proceso vegetal La accfon reproductiv;
de esta preparation es milagrosa y pronta
mente convierte una cabellera rala, debi
y aspera, en- espesas y sedosas trenzas.
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D E S-P E DID A

a la hora de entrar en- prensa nues
tro perl6dico, regfesamos de tener la
profunda pena de despedir al dignfsi-
mo y entendido General Excmo. Sr.
d. Ramon Gomez Pnlido, Goberna-
dor Superior Civil que ha sido de es-
ia Provincial Y que lse ha embarcado
esta tarde POGO antes de las seis en- el
yapor de guerra PigarYo con direction
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cumbiran 81 no desisten de sus preten-
stones y salen una vez del caos de
errores en- que yiven.
No podemos por menos que vana-
gloriarnos al YER los resultados que Sc
obtienen de las buenas combinaciones
ideadas por nuestra autoridad y tan
perfectamente llevadas a cabo por to-
das las demas.
Saludamos, pues, 4 todas con el ma
yor entusiasmo y respeto que nos
merece su brillante comportamiento,
digno sin duda de la consideration
del gobierno supreme" & .se +
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VARIEDADES.

lnsertamos hoy un nuevo escrito publ
cado5 por Ia Sra. Da Concepcian Arenal
en- el notabilisimo perf6dico titulado La
Defens0 de Ia Socieadd; articulo que es ell
tercero de Ia s6rie que en- forma de cartas
un obrero Sc propone publican la distin-
guida escritora sobre las cuestiones Ia
madas soclales, y que son simpIemente
cuestlones economics y cuestiones mora
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-11

ra ante tus altares, Ia que ampar6 y anne;
tuve hijos, que hice cristianos y erie con
Ell sudor de mi frente (llichoso aquel que
pueda anadir, les ensen6 tu divina doctri
ma y df buenos ejemplos!): mi mission, Sc
nor, esta cumplida."
Asf sencilla y clara sera en- ell supreme
tribunal la cuenta del pobre honrado. del
pobre cristiano. SQuien, 81 de esta suerte
alcanza Ia paz en- esta vida, la esperanza
para la felicidad eterna, no bendice al ira
bajo y a la pobreza que 10 proporcionan?
Ri mismo pueblo, con ell buen sentido y
la sana moral que la religion lie ha incul-
cado, ha demostrado la verdad de 10 que
venimos diciendo en- uno de sus cuentos,
que demuestran tan profundo conocimien.
to de la vida y del hombre y encierran
tan elevado sentido moral. Hemos referi-
do va este cuento en- uno de nuestros cua.
dros de costumbres populares, "Simon
Verde; pero viene aquf tan al intento, que
10 reproducimos, porque no Sc debe uno
cansar jamas de repetir las cosas buenas.
Un hombre rico tenia cuatro hijas, q las
que case, dando cada cual en- dote una
crecida suma de dinero. Pasado tempo,
fue a verlas.
-iC6mo te va, hija mia9 preguut6 la
primera.
Jay padre! imuy NAL! contesto esta
llorando. Desde que mi marido tom6 ell di-
nero, dejo de trabajar, Sc meti6 en- la ta-
berna, en- la que Sc gasta todo en- vino,
viene a su casa bOrracho, me maltrata, y
asl soy la mas infeliz del mundo.
NO tengas cuidado nj to apures, re-
puso su padre: en- acabandose ell dinero,
no tendra para vino, nj para conner; la
necesidad lie obliga a trabajar, y seras fe
liz.
La segunda de sus hijas Sc lie quej6 de
que su marido, desde que tomo ell dinero,
Sc habia metido en- garitos, en- que pasaba
la noche jugando y perdiendo todo su
caudal.
NO te aRijas, la dijo su padre; en-
acabandose ell dinero, no podra jugar ten
dra que trabajar para conner, y serA feliz.
La tercera Sc le quej6 que desde que
habia tornado su marido ell dinero habia
tornado queridas con las que Sc 10 gastaba
y
No te desconsueles, repuso su padre
en- acabandose ell dinero, Sc acabaron las
queridas; tendra que trabajar y sera fe-
liz.
La cuarta contesto llorando las pre-
guntas que le hizo su padre, y quejandose
amargamente de 10 avariento de su mari
do, que no le daba un cuarto, por ateso-
sar y la tenia desnuda y con hambre.
Jay, pobre hi ia mia! excam6 ell pa
DIRE: ihija de mi corazon, que no veo re,
medic nj fin tus males!
Este cuento cont t'ene dos ideas morales:
la primera es una admirable ensenanza
mostrando al trabajo como ell antfdoto y
extirpador de los vicios, presentar en- la
ausencia de estos y en- la pobreza la fuen~
te de la paz y la felicidad.
La segunda ensenanza que contiene es
patentizar que ia avaricia es ell peor de los
vicios, porque nj la edad, nj los escarmien-
tos, nj la necesidad pueden inAuir en- su
enmienda.
Ahora bien: de la pobreza lebe aleiarse
tambien ese vicio, que hace al hombre
vlvir inquieto, y su companera la envidia,
que lie hacen odiar la pobre2a es ell ahor-
ro previsor, la honrada economic, que ha-
cen milagros en- favor de las pobres FAM
LAS bien ordenadas.
EAPmsam h2IInrn
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No te Guides de liquezas,
Nj las enyidies jamas:
El dinero aumenta gustos,
Pero aminora la paz.

sY que es 10 que en- este mundo la pue-
de proporcionar mas dulce y completa que
IL que al pobre honrado debe procurar es-
tas rehexiones que, al mirar su muier y
q sus hijos, puede hacerseg
SSoy para ellos todo en- este mundo: 4
mi me 10 deben todo. Podrs en- su dia de-
CIR al gran Juez cuando mi cuenta me pi-
de-: seaor, seguf tus leyes; tome compane-
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Desde que te has puesto rico,
Te veo ahito y desganado,
iQue bien me sabe mi pan
Despues de haberlo ganado!

Pero sobre todo, puesto que no consis.
te Ia vida del hcmbre, como la de los ami
males, solo en- conner y beber, debe con-
siderar Ell pobre la grande ventaja moral
que su pobroza le proporciona con la au-
sencia de afanes, cuidados y compromises,
inseparables satellites de la riqueza. Que
ben 10 expresa Ell pueblo msmo en- esta
otra copla, que como muchas de elias es
{un sencillo y pobre estuche que contiene
un brillante: 9a r1I H890H
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G A ACETILLA.

Fermam CabaIIel.O.