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How Greeley Received the News.

AhC -NCw 1OIh Express says
"The fact having become pretty well assured
that Mr.. Greeley would receive the nomination
of the Baltimore convention, an Erpress reporrer
attached himselft to the venerable Sage of Chap
paqua as soon as he made his appearance at the
Glenham Hotel at 1880 yesterday morning He
had called at the liberal headquarters to know
whether any news had been received from Bal
tlmoTe. There had been no dispatches received
at that time, and Mr.. Greeley re- entered his car
rage and was driven to the Lincoln Climb in
which he has established his private headIuart-
ers. As soon as he entered the roc m he proceeded
10 the sldebOard, which is the only article of fur
niture high enough to serve him as a writing
desk. Throwing aside his hat, he proceeded to
con mass Of letters that had been arranged for
his perusal. In this he was interrupted by a
caiier. Answering his questions promptly, said
caller was soon dispatched and the work again
resumed. Heat and WEAKNESS soon seemed to
have overcome his working energy, for in a short
time he slept the peaceful sleep of a wearied
child His slumbers We're interrupted occa-
sionally by a vexatious fly, which evidently
was no respector of persons, and ever and
anon ne awoke to brush away the intruder
HIS slumbers were finally INTERRUPTED by a
messenger from the Tribune, who brought hin
IN the word verbally that his nomination had
been unanimously ratified by the Baltimors
convention. This commune alton was brought
in at 80. A letter was hastily picked up by
Mr.. Greeley, and he tried his best TO seem en-
crossed Ia Its contents. The effort was not very
successful His eye would wander and the let
ter trembled visbly in his hand Thinking il
would be an agreeable diversion for his pent up
feelings, the reporter approached him and said:
line Empress was the trst to congratulate you
upon your domination at Cincinnati; it would
again OFFER It's congratulations upon the endorse
ment OF that nomination." He smiled sweetly
and said: 81 thank you." and again addressed
himself to the task of seeming unconcerned
lie seemed so determined not t. be interviewed,
that 1t was thought best to defer to his inclina
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NV YORK AND CONNECTICUT SHAKEN Up.
RYE, y. Y, July ia shock OF an earth
quake was experienced in this vicinity about
$50 a. m. to-day. IL was distinctly felt the
residences OF MIR Abbott and Mr.. Luther; the
inmates having been awakened from their
slumbers; AMI also at the residence of y. NJ.
lyes, in Rye, the house being severely shaken
The residence OF Mr.. Ashley, the publisher OF
the journal, At Port Chester, was likewise yisi-
bly, rocked. At Greenwich, Conn, the shock
WAS also felt
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Death Of David Pa.I brown.

an eminent member OF the Philadephia bar
died this morning, aged IS. He was. also,
an author Of much repute, his Forum
containing experiences of forty wears
practice, which il highly priced by lawyers. In
early life he was the author OF several dramatic
works, among which was "SartOrius," seysral
times performed by the elder Booth.
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BE WOULD NOT ACCEPT HIS RELEASE AS AN
ACT or PARDON.
NEW YORK, July IA special from Madrid,
dated the 10th instant, says DIR. Houard h free.
An ORDER from Madrid offered his release as an
act OF parcon, 10 which he demurred. as his
acceptance OF IL might appear an acknowledg-
ment of guilt and a waiver of his right 10 COM
pensation. he was Their turned or forced from
ais place of confinement
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LIBBfE GAERABRAST, the Jersey murderess
mas had her sentence committed % imprisOn b.
ment Tor lie 10y the court OF pardOns. IL l. a
curious feature OF this case that report of the
court having done so was circulated about a
week ago and reached the girl herself. This
proved TO be untrue, but Jersey Justice. i'm
movable 10 pleading, as IL has proved itself,
found II more difficult, as il were, 10 recOndemn
TO hear her petition. The girls counsel. Hon.
. futile, teiegraphed the result OF the delbera-
tiOns OF the court to Patterson, aud the news
was given TO the PIisoEer by the wife OF the jail
warden, MIS-. OOodridge. She appeared 10 take
but little interest in the matter, saving onlv
that she should not like TO leave the ian where
fhe i now confined. She will probably be taken
TO Trenton immedia lately.
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~A severe thunder storm passed over Phila-
delphia last night. doing considerable damage
ga woman has had to pay 500 for seIlips
glass Of whisky at Whitehall, H.,
DOThe Mayor and Council Of Des Noiras
lave been arrested for contempt of court.
lady Of Springfield, Va, was bitten by
cat having the hydrophobia the other day.
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New York News
SUMNER FOR GREELEY

SUMNER FOR GREELEY.
NEW YORK, July ll.-AccordiIg 70 a Wash.
ineton dispatch Senator Sumner YESTERDAY
promised a com mittee OF liberal republicans ~
give active aid TO Greeley during the campaign
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
Mr.. Watson. president OF Erie, thinks ~
Atlantic and Great Western road will be n, a.
narrow gusge.
II. HEARS THE NEWS.
Inc news of the Baltimore nominations was
received yesterday 10y Horace Greeley at the
nberal republican headquarters, where he was
IN waiting in company with q few friends.
BkEChkSRIDGE FOR GREELEY.
Ex-Nlee President Breckenridge was in town
and expressed himself in favor of Greeley.
WHAT GOVERNOR BROWN THINKS.
Governor Brown told reporter at New
maven we sserday that he thought Grant con- a
not carry more than three states. The Governor
bad numerous calls from his Old friends while in
New haven. He is to be serenadei to-day.
GREgLEY's DOMINATION
occupied the gossip Of the clubs and crowd.
throughout the city last night. Greeley was re-
peateGly cheeTed when recognized at the GarBe
hepnhiicaine band concert at the park last
night.
-hERE Is AN ICE FAMINE IN BROOKLYN
ana great suffering among the sick in conSe-
qnenee. No ice has been delivered to the citi-
2eHs for ioity-eight houIs. The ice companies
say the strike Of the laborers is the cause but
the fact of their doubling the price last week
without notice, and quadrupliDg the price yes
terday Tor the few hundred pounds on hand
leads the Brooklynites to believe that thew are
repeating the game of former years.
FAILURE OF BREWERS.
1t is reported that two brewers have failed
with aggregate liabilities of $3.50, 900.
IN TIE STOKES CASE
the testimony will be all in to-day, after which
The lawyers will talk. DTs Tripler, Shine and
BUCK were examined this morning principally
ss to the administration OF morphine TO Fisk.
shine, for the defence, testified that they ad-
ministered 12e or 80 minims of morphine, and
risks condition became such that they had to
desist. McKeon wanted to show the bad condi-
uon OF me probe used on Fisk; excluded. On
cross-examination, Buck said Fisks death was
not exclusively from the shock, and again that
he died at any rate Of the pistol wound. Mr.
Sayre did not think too much opium was given.
Sayre did not consult with CArnochsn, Who was
witness for Stokee Carnochan having amin
adverted upon witness, witness aeitatedIv
charged Carn0chan with stealing drv cocds
fIom the quarantine. The counsel for he Ia
fense protested against such attacks sayiny n
Was turning the court into Q bear pardcn. Dr
Hammond testified a. to giving opium.
SPECIE eHIPNENrs
to-day, 81 ,193 600.
ARRESTED.
~ ID STATED that Jerry Coffee, who threw L w.
rhiers on bridge 1t Bridgeport, Connecticut,
tuesday, has been arrested in jersey city, and
the prisoner viii be taken 70 Connecticut to-
night
BIDS FOR eovKRHMRxr GOLD
There were twenty-five bids for government
nom 1l3 20 to 1884. The amount 10 be sold Is
sl.o0o eco, which viii 90 1t from 1i3 ss-loo 10
The HOva 9cotia Beat Race.
HALIFAX .1ulv 1.-The Dixbv era. wcu <ha
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PROP. HENRY has notified the Commission r
of the General Land Office that he will accept as
donation to the Smithsonian Institute the
geological cabinet now at the Land Office. The
specimens number over twenty thousand.
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FAILURE OF tn. LIQUOR Law III BosroH-
The Boston Traveller says there is Q great in
dead letter, public sentiment Is adverse to its
enforcement, public men give their counte-
nance to the drinking customs Of the day,
women who move In what Is called good society
encourage drinking by their example, many Of
the puipiS are silent or worse than silent, ana
The community is rapidly drifting upon Q cur
rent strewn with the wrecks Of desolated homes
and broken fortunes, and ruined men and
W0meu.o
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fine Old Rye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECTL PURE.
Fer MEDICINAL AND FAMILY UsR.
Large Bottles, 81 per bottle; or SIS per gallon.
Also, all kinds Of California Wines, 75c. and 81
per bottle; Port, Angelica Muscatel, Sherry, Hook
and Claret, Also, Kelly 3 Island Cstawba.
These Wines very superior. and Just as rep
resented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
jel3-tr Second and ID SITS. N. W.
A Card.
ACierGymsn, while residing IA South America
as missionary discovered a safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay !,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs aHd ne
whole train OF disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers hare been cured by
shis noble remedy. Prompted by desire to bene 1t
ske ahijcted and unfortunate, will send tbs De
for preparing and Using this medicine, in q sealed
envelope, to any sle wbO needs it, Free If Ch17ss
Address, JOSEPH T IN NAN,
Station d, Bible House,
mar2V New York City.
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Medical Director David
Harlan, detached from the naval hospital at
Annapolis, Md, and placed on waiting orders.
Ensign Chas. =. WEIGH. detached from the
NaTraganset and placed on sick leave. Master
A. NJ. Thackarl, detached from the naval sta
ton az League Island.
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a WoNAs's IoSGUE LET LoosE-About
i've years ago Miss Eliza Hite, OF Cumberland.
from the effects of a cold. The skill of The hesyy
medical men was obtained, but al in vain, ON
the morning Of Sunday, the 3ath ult. a the
Young lady was returning from church and was
lnlnklhg oil particular tune sung by the choir
al the services she had just att. nded, she found
htfself unconsciously humming H. She was
greatly astonished 70 hear sounds issuing from
htr llIs, but proceeded 70 make other expert
ments, and found that she could speak, The
Joy Of Mis- liite at thus again finding her tongue
Is very naturally great, though not uuSpeakas
bIe, ana she VIII doubtless have good deal TO
say after five years of enforced silence
How she bore il is a mystery.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
EEAToR CAMERON is In town.

INTERNAL RRvRNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s327 .Si7.4S.
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TEE NEW POSTAL CARDS viii be three inche :
wide and FIVE and one-fourth inches long, the
stamp and lines to be engraved on them in a
variety of cOlors.
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TIE INTENSE HgAT Of the present summer is
not more remefk able than the severe tbuDde-
storms, ard The damage done by the vivid light
mig. The temperature is unlike that OF any
previous warm season of recent wears The
closeness and sultriness OF the atmosphere gem
crate eleciT ieiiy wiki great rapidly. and induce
extraordinary tempests, which only clear the ali
Tor sEoI time, when the tropical heats again
brgin. English journals mention tie high state
OF Tie thermometer throughout Great BRIAN,
Only occur IN the fa-rId zona
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~A man in Racine has invented device for
overcoming the dead point in a crank.
0Davtd Smith, youngest son OF joseph
Smtn, the Mormon prophet, was TO lecture in
oalt Lake last night against polygamy.
ga man named Thompson has been fdenti-
ned as the man who attempted to kill Pheips.
the 5eweller, in New York. in May last he las
been committed without bali.
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ARRESTED.

The HOva 9eotla Beat Race.
HALIFAX, July 1.-The Dixby crew won the
four-oared race. The Brown.fulton race In
expected TO take place THE AsteEpQon,
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BALTIMORR's RATIFICATION NETTING
Washing Out III. G.'s Rddicdlism-A mass meet
ing was held last night in Monument Square
Baltimore, to ratify the nominations of Greeley
and Brown. Several Thousand persons were
present, and addresses were delivered from two
STANDS. Speeches were made by Ex-Governor
Randolph, of New Jersey; Hon. Samuel f.
Cary, of Ohio; Ex-Governor Il. ID. Vance, OF
North Carolina; Hon. b. w. Hanna, of Indiana:
Hon John GoOde. of Virginia, and Governor
Pinkney Whyte, OF Maryland. Shortly after 10
O'Clock the meeting was dispersed by sudden
and heavy rain storm. In the course OF his
speech, Governor Whyte said" frankly con-
Tess that never expected TO zee the day that /
should take the stand in favor of Horace Gree
ley. daughter and applause.l But to-day we
have given him democratic shower bath with
and cheering:l and it there has been one shark
OF radicalism left in him we have washed il out
cleaner than Jones Falls [toars Of laug glitter ~
1nsds an1 a was III up with gas jets forming the
tor" and " Universal Amnesty
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ROMANTIC Council Bluffs, Iowa, Is agoy
over q romantic marriage. An English ladv
named Glitch fell sick at that place recently,
While on her way from San Francisco 20 Lon,
con, and while urcer physicians care became
acquainted with his private secretary- tsIl ran
;diy IN love with him, and taking advantage of
leap year, proposed TO him, WAS accep.ed' and
Ia now his wife.
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The CUBAN PRIvATEEE, Pioneer, recently
seized near Newport, X. l., was formerly The
revenue cutter Resolute, and was sold at auction
on the 10th of February at New York TO ID. W.
Hooper, and by him it is supposed was trans
ferred TO Cubans. Secretary Boutwell, awaits
the decision of the State department in regard
to the Pioneer,
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A New Railroad Project.

PROPOSED CONNECTION DIRECT BY RAIL OF
WASHINGTON AND FREDERICK CITT-TRIP
OF GOV. COOKE, GEN. CHAPMAN AND OTHERS
OVER FREDERICK AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
RoAD-A PLEASANT ExCCRsIoN-GENERoUs
HosPITALITIEs EXTENDED AT ALL POINTS,
ETC, ETC.
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LAwLEssNEss In ARKANsAs.-It n reported
anat sixty militia were near Dover, Arkansa,.
tuesday night, and intended to attack that
P,ace ySstetuay; also, that two more citizens
were killed there Tuesday night Major Gene
raj Upham, OF the militia, viii be sent there 30
investigate the troubles "
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toBwEHs "A few months ago a famous Pms
sian general was inspecting some military sta
hlts, W hat 90 see there?" he said, in tones
OF murder, 20 a sergeant. "Cobweh-?' Eyes
SIR" was the respectful reply; 1--WE keep them
there 10 catch the flee aud prevent their teasing
me horses" Let ne 60 and do likewise. Let
every hOuscmaId be instructed TO let alone the
cubNebs-indeed, many of our Hibernian helps
need very little instruction on this head-and To
regard the spider q benefcent friend 20 man
and Ceyourer of his summer foe.
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TROUBLE ANTICIPATED AT THE ORAxoR
fARADE IN Nnw YORK To-MoRRow.-TheN n.
Y. Commercial states that the poIice' vb;is n-o'
Tossing to believe that there win be no trouble
on the 18TH inst; ut the Orange parade, viii be
oIdered out fully armed, and mounted police
advance OF the procession. A code OF signals
has been arranged between the police, military.
ana hre department authorities, by which forces
that the apparent quietude Of the Irish is as
eumeo, TO put the authorities of their guard:
put" the Commercial says, "there is no need
ments indicate bloodshed on Friday"
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SMoTBERrNe MosQUfroRs.-Mr Israel
hesth, OF Princess Anne county, Nd, built
vhat ne called mosquito smother in his
smoke out those troubiesone insects. That
mouse won't be troubled with mosquitoee any
more, tt was burned doWn-insurance, 81 100.
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"a Detroit ferry bost passes free al citizens
over 30.
s0street palace csn have been introduced In
San Francisco.
ga Philadelphia paper aghs for snow. II
will have 10 wait awhile.
s0Georeia banks Close st one O'Clock during
the summer months.
ga Georgia baby had double set of iavs
al full OF teeth, but no eyes.
~Kansss has o Wild ga serpen. trsxe,rn.
about and devouribg cattle.
An Omaha school-boy lately defined q lady
70 De p grown up girl who doesn't cuss nor
GDavsnport, La, has . girl Who spells back
wards. We never thosght backVsrds Va \
hard word 70 spell, before.
- Among the hstsrogeneo1s population OF
New York city there are many Rusrians. OCine
to their rare linguistic sttsinmens they are
much In demand - bar-keepen and walters.
~The tropical heat Of the last few d.v, n..
infused nev life into the allieators I'm Csnt-sl
Park, the largest Of which snaps its Jaw Win
view. ''s an
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ANOTHER MISSOURI OPINION.

ST. Louis, July 1.-THE Democrat saws
Greeley IL, in form a. we'll as in fact the candi-
date OF the regular democratic organization
and by accepting the Baltimore nomination he
lot only sewers his connection with the party
with which he has heretofore acted, but deiiber-
ately repels the support of that small body OF
we'll Gaming but misguided republicans whom
he had endeayored TO hoodwink and lead blind
folded into the democratic camp,
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PROPOSED SITE FOR THE NEW REFORM
SCHooL.-The BOARD of trustees of the reform
school of the District of Columbia have author
lied the Secretary of the Interior to purchase
what is known as the DUndas farm, no rtheast of
the city on the Bunker Hill road, beyond the
Soldiers Home, and about one mile from the
residence of Chief Justice Chase, provided the
property can be obtained for 500 900.
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DoINas I'm

: WASHINGTON, December 4.
The commissioner OF internal reVrnnr, Mr..
Douglass. with the ex commissioner, Rollins,
supervisors 8. Fulton, lotion and others, APP
peared this morning before The ways and
means committee, warmly pressing the new
bill of the commissioner for the abolition OF
The whole ayslem OF assessors and assistant
assessors, and imposing the duties OF those
officers on the COLLECTORS aud deputy col
lectors. The secretary OF the treasury. MI:
Boutwell,, was also present on the same bust-
ness. The Indications are that the b,p,a IN
substance, viii be reported by the committee,
and will be passed by the House.
Efforts are likely to be renewed TO uneeaS
the three Liberal Republicans who are casaF;
men OF House committees-BanEs, Blair and
FarnsworLh. Both the Republican organs OF
this city to-day express their DISSATISFACTION
with the continuance of those gentlemen 10
their official positions as chairmen OF commit
tees. The Republican attributes the vote OF
the House last Monday against accepting tne
resignation OF Banks to the argument OF Mf.
James Brooks, and censures the Republican
members for following his counsel. There Is
a warm feeling on the subject. because tho
action OF the House YVES regarded as an I'm
censure on the Senate In The cases OF
Trumbull, Sumner and Others. It 10 probable.
that Trumbull, Fenton and Rice Will loose the
craftsmanship of their respective committees.
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GREELEP's DYING MOMENTS.
A characteristic Letter.


The Journals of the entire country continue
to come filled with detailed accounts Of the
death of Mr.. Greeley and comments on bis
life, his genius and the sad fate which has
overtaken and shortened his useful and brill
liant career. The New York Tribune, OF
course, comes out in full mourning. and oil
the New York Journals give some additional
particulars of the decease of the leading poll
teal Journalist of America. The New York
World says:
It ia probable that Mr.. Greeley's mind had
been seriously affected before the Presidential
election took place. After that time, and be.
fore bis fatal illness, 1t Is understood that be
was examined by DR.. Brown, Of the Blooming.
| dale Asylum, and other medical experts, and
] that the opinion given was that even had II
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Of the ntnety.three patients. admitted,
twelve were from Charleston County. The
value OF vegetables grown on the farm has
been IS, 576 so. The amounts now due by the
State to the officers and employees Of the in
stitution aggregate Sis, 5l2 SO, and average
from 81, 1888 SO, the sum due the superintendent,
down to twenty-five dollars, due to some OF
the Inferior assistants. The amount OF ex-
penses during the past year, Inclusive OF
s2,ol2 20 of liabilities due at the close of the
last fiscal year, was sl2l, 2s7 rs, the largest
Item being as follows: Hardy Solomon, pro-
visions, SIS. 40 IA; John Agnew & Son, pro-
visions, Sill, 1915 81; E. Hope. provisions, IS, 2s4
"a; salaries and wages $16,&44.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The epizootic Is still IN New Orleans.
The schooner Allen Middleton, from Ball.
more Tor Providence. Is ashore on Fire Island.
-Moulton, the Radical candidate, ls sup
posed to be elected Mayor Of Mobile.
:. The steamship Doluration, reported TO be
lost, has reached Liverpool In safety.
The counter.injunclion suits of Governor
Yarmouth and the Cust0mhouse clique, at
The ella Railroad was formally transferred
yesterday to the Texas Pacific Railroad at San
Diego.
The stables of the BushWick avenue Car
COMPANY, In New York, we're burned yester-
day. Fifty horses and seventeen cars were
burned.
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TIE POPULAR VERDICT.
Casting tho Vote for Preaident.

Casting tho Vote Tor PRECEDENT.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIKI NEws.]
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Wednesday, December 4.
The Electoral College of South Carolina met
to-day, D. q. Chamberlain presiding, and r..
sparnIek secretary. Judge T. J. Mackey
moved that the vote of the Slate be cast for
D. T. Corbin, the United States district attor-
ney, for President, and supported the motion
in q bitter and sarcastic speech. The motion,
however, was Withdrawn, and the vote of the
State was cast unanimously for Grant and
Wilson. sparnick was commissioned to carry
the certificate to Washington.
ATLANTA, GA, December 4.
The electoral vote of Georgia was cast
to-day as follows: For President, Gratz
Brown 6; Greeley sc. J; jenkins, OF Georgia
Colonitt. of Georgia, S, and n. P. Banks l.
Annapolis, Nd, December 4.
The electoral vote Of Maryland was cast
to-day unanimously for Senator Hendricks, Of
Indiana.
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THE STRIKING STOKERS.
InNDoN. Daeemher

DONUUSf D6CeWUeF =.
Five hundred gas stokers low on q strike
were summoned before the police court under
the master and servant net. There Is no ap.
pearance of q compromise. The ebscurity Of
the gas is generally felt throughout London.
Several theatres were compelled to omit per.
formances, There are no lights whatever In
the underground railway. Two thousand
stokers assembled In Trafalgar Square and
paraded through the streets.