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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-21

An. Ohio sohool-master having had
occasion to administer TO one OF his
pupils the gentle chastissment which
forms ON essential feature Of Western
education. the father OF the oulprit paid
r. vengefnl visit to the academy during
recess, and-direoting his son to lock
the door on the outside-"went, for" the
pedagogue with q chair, which he used
in anything but a ohary manner. The
only thing the poor teacher had to de-.
fend himself with was pen-knife with
blade not more than eight inches long;
but with this Insignificant weapon and
the consciousness Of reotitude he was
enabled to 60 on with his afternoon
classes as soon as the pieces Of his assail-
ant had been swept up and taken to tho
hospital in wheelbarrow.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-21

IRRELEVANT SILL. Trial. Justice. =,
Office on Plain street. formerly occupied by
A. L. Solomon. Business promptly attended
to. March 40 Emo
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;,2s sSs t&ss,tIsie S y sS fS|Bs s sSt. aos assa
shall be paid In advances by the party
claiming the hopeeteadr and exemptien,
SEQ. IL. All AStS spd paris. of -Aota In.
consistent with Or supplied by ,this ACT
be, and the same are hereby, repealed, =
APPRovED February 92,aA. D:,l673.!:
AN Aor TO AMEND sEorIoa 3, oHApTER OK,
OF THH GENERAL STATUTES.
Be- il enacssdlby ths Ssnats and Huso Of
Representatives. Of Me &Gas Of South Caro-.
lima. no,o met and sitting In General. .4s.
sena6ly. and By the authority Of the same:
SECTION l. That Section 3, of Chapter
CXI, Of the General Statutes, which re-
quires that the Board Of Jury Commits
sioners shall prepare Jury list in each
County. in the month OF January of
each year, be SO amended as TO make Il
lawful Tor the said board 10 prepare the
jury list for the Counties OF Lexington,
'Spastanburg and Edgefsld, during the
year. 1878, before the 10Th. OF March Of
said year. .
2, APPROVED February 28, A. ID. 1873.
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GETTING A L1oENsB.-A blushiDg
town clerk's Office in WhseiinR, Vest
Virginia, recently, and asked, in voice
trembling with agitation, for q license,
The clerk took down the name and the
address OF the visitor. ''Name and ad-
dress of the partyP" eaked the CLERK.
"Faitilful, and he lives y ith me-" replied
the fair one. The clerk looked at her a
moment, and blushingly completed the
filing in of the document, which he
handed to the lady. He was astonished
at her conduct; she gave one glance at
the license, hoarsely whispered, "Mon-
sterI" and swept mnjesticaily ont OF the
office. The clerk had presented her
with marriage license, when it was a
dog license she wanted.
Senator Pomeroy is reported to have
been heard deolaiming in Shakspearean
language to Caldwell as follows: "Alas!
that Yorkel I knew him altogether too
we'll, Caldwell. He was fellow of inf.
mite cheek and of most servioeable
quality. He hath borne mo through
tight places a.many times; but no = how
abhorred in my Imagination he isl My
gorge rise at him. Now get you to an.
other Senator, and tell him, let him
bripe foot deep, TO this favor must
he come"
At the Ames dinner the folio wing
poem was read:
My text is, "Lo! how great ado
Is kindled by q little fire;'
Or. clearer, possibly, to you
Ono Truth exposes many liar"
30 few are found the truth to tell.
80 many seem the truths deniers,
That Credit Mobilier ia we'll
Translated, "Ctcai. more big liars. "
Twelve years ago this month, Mr..
John Il. Walsh began to soil stationery
in a little shop in Chicago, and to day
he is President of the Western News
Company, which, in 1872, did business
of over 81, 500, 600.
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AN Aor TO AMEND SECTION II oFsCHAPTRR
XIV OF THE GENERAL STATUTES OF TIE
STATE.
Belt enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of tho State Of South Caro-
lima, noW met and sitting in General As.
sensbty, aud by the authority. Of tho same:
That Section II. Chapter XIV of the
General Statutes of the State be amended
by striking out the words "forty.fiye, &"
and insert, in lieu thereof, tho words
APPROVED February 20, A. D. 1873.
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AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACF EKTrTLRD IAN
ACT TO GRANT,. RENEW xND AMEND THE
CHARTERS OF ,oKBTAIN Towns AND vrn-
LAaEs TIIRREaN MENTIONED" =. IL. * x;
BE ii enucted BY The Senate and House of
Representatives of- the S1ate Of !Souh
Carolina, Aog rtet 1,atl |,ssuisg II Genntr}al
Assembly. and BY the aulhority of The san.es
SECTION 1. That Section o Of an Act
entitled can Act toagsSntj renew and
amend the charters Of certain towns and
villages thsKsin; men tioned2s approved
March 9. lSM .,hef fsshd The sApe'is 6eress
by, anendedaby' stAkihg S1t, .on tlis
fifth line. the words ''fourth Monday IN
March, 1871" and insert the words ION
the fourth Monday in April. 1872 z2i g
q iAPrnovED January 29, A. D. 1873. u
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SEC. TO- That no sheriff, constable or
other officer, whose duty it is to enforce
executions, shall proceed in any other
manner than is prescribed in this Act /;
and should any officer sell any real es-
tAte, or sell or remove any personal pro-
perty, in violation of the provisions of
this Act. and of Section 80 Of Article II
Of the Constitution of the State of South
Carolina. he shall be guilty OF INSIDE
meaGor, and, on conviction thereof,
shall, for the first offence, be fined in o
sum not less than five hundred dollars,
(S5O0,) nor more than one thousand dol.
lars, III, ,OJ0,) and upon conviction for
the second offence, his Office shall be
deemed vacant; and in either case. he
shall be liable, in damages, to tho parties
injured, for all injuries, by reason of his
wrongful levy or sale.
SEC. IL. Appraisers appointed to set
of the homestead under this Act shall
receive rs compensation for such service
two dollars each per day, nnd i've cents
mile for every milo Of necessary travel.
The sheriff shall receive tiyo dollars for
all services incidental to setting OF tue
homestead, but exclusive of oil necessary
disbursements. The Trial Justice or other
officer who qualities the appraisers shall
receive Tor such service seventy fivo
cents, and five cents milo for every
mile of necessary travel. The foregoing
fees shall DO paid by the officer executing
the process, out Of tho property Of tho
debtor, Or, in case of the homestead set
oil to the widow or minor children,
out OF tho estate of the deceased,
by the executor or administrator
thereof: Frooieled. That the of1ic i,
before setting of the homestead and
exemption, in any case, shall bo en-.
| titled to demand and receive from tho
plaintiff in execution, in advnuce, a sum
of money. sufficient to cover the neces.
sary fees and costs herein allowed.
Whenever homestead is set OF, as pro-
ylded in Section 8 OF this Act, the Pro-
bate Judge shall receive as compensation
Ave dollars for all services. including the
record of tho proceedings, bat excluding
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21
GENERAL NOTES.

The people of Fort Scott, Kansas are in
deep distress. Recently there arrived in the town,
its way Boston, aud intended FOR museum there.
immense collection OF Texas tarantulas centp.dos,
scorpions ana horned frogs. by accident ibe
cle at Fort scott they Lkoy 10 increase and
multiply not in tie least TO the comfort of The FO.t
scOtchnen.
Capt. James A. McClung, constable in Mt
Sidney, Va, having retired rest feeling as Wen as
usual awoke In the morning TO Had that his voice was
about gone. aud it las gone altogether lie is not
only ddmb, but he has also grown deaf AMI likewise
bind. such sudden loss OF three OF the at the
same time Is very UNCOMMON, AMI would seem ~ lud
cate some physical affection 10 YET undescriUcd.
Battle Greek, Mich, can boast of two dam
sels the Misses Elisabeth and Lydia Taylor who have
five years been employed cOmposltors in the Office
OF The Journal OF that place They have made fro q
to $50 per week. have supported widowed mothcr
have kept house handsomely, have bought piano. have
taken music lessons, have gwen 500 70 the Baptist
Church, and have saved sl sOO. Both unnarr. I'd
Young men desirOns visiting Battle Greek had Deer
consult their Railway Guides at once.
If people must fight, is MT it better that
they should do without any breach OF the peace
Two respectable citizens OF HAysvle reported to
hnye donei They met at street corner they inter.
changed a few words In low voice; and then nicely
settled their difficulty by few well amed and thectud
blows. Everything was conducted IN such moderate
way that nobody was In the least put out dis urbrd
IL wOuld great bother II NewYOrk be creuts
would only nSht in the same way.
They have highly economical notions in
Colorado. Tho FdrrpL0y S,ndaeI says: "Thc horse
thieves mentioned In last have been caught and
lodged ln the county jail. We sorry that they have
been aptured che better way OF treating men OF this
cass Dcgg 10 shoot them the spot aud thts avoid
the expense OF transporting them from place TO plice
aud furnishing them VITA lOdgings" The Senhnsl non
esiy aYOws 10 opinion that Horseteaiug isas great
crime murder, and just worthy OF henpcn stfanu
latOn.
A convict who does not want to be par
afsx- kyfu
at the Ulster oyer and Torminer lu March, 1864 for
killing Mrs. Phelaniat Eleuye on the 9th VI April 1868
o had been engaged to be married her blted
him and married another ana for this he brutay cut her
throat lie found guilty OF murder aud sentenoed To
DO eXeeuled, but THE UOuInuLed 10 inBrsOnment
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Robert Collyer and wife werc
lately surprised" by party OF them friends with the
gitt OF IS pieces OF silver plate.
A degree is suggested for Jubilee Gilmore
that namely OF Fiddle-D. ID. Tnis comes iron, ~
Louis, by way OF The Boston Post.
N. Desain has been elected member OF the
section Of natural philosophy m the French Academy az
Sciences. In place OF NJ. Bablnet. deceased
Jefferson Davis is writing a book. of which
hc is reported TO have said that IL shall not leave the
world ia darkness IS ~ my motives aui conduct"
The Hon. John Prentiss Of Keene. n. II.
who established 7hs Nec Hampshire S,ataei IN 17oa
and conducted ltfor B years 10 dei the age OF sJ
A London newspaper has discovered an ol,f
soldier. named Ralph Morris. fought under sr Ion,
Moore AT Coruiha ana was IN the battle of Waterloo
The genuine Signor Bltz, the old and non.
ular magician, says there ara no less than "a ne,on.
who masquerade about tho community under M, pan,s
monument will be erected, at Calvary
Cemetery, Chicago 10 the memory of Col T. A. Mimi
san VINO was khlcd at tno battle OF Wnchester Ia Is6t
The remains Of the late Bishop Hopkins of
Vermont have been deposited la tho cemetery at Rocky
Point, burlington, VI. aud has grave Is marked by a
me Cincinnati Times says that there Greens
out III several of the best Kansas plpers !,liowf,
Tor Poneroy hrt looks rs II tney nae heep aa,st T.,
start national bank" N''' u :"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21

for bye He IA now IN Clinton Prison. ana nss vnsIon
III. ., bi Ia Mr. Wes brook In which he declares
that he does not desire pardon IA no iees 10 Do ~,
duty 10 xpate his crime by endUrlng lmpti0O,h ,hnk
Tho end M MS life Here II what he says: ! tnspn
Cod that NV moral perceptions aud sentiInenu arr s
intact without aspirations for the heroic, pu1 w"
humility and caudOr cannot shirk the just pnbsnmtns
OF nv crime Therefore willingly resign HOer'| ~
tine uursut O happiness"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21
A CONNECTION.

Official certificates from the German Lega-
ton make certain there is no foundation for the
report published ia Tug TRIBUNE aud other papers on
June TO the effect that the North German Government
had agent 70 this country to ferret ont hf Geo
o. Claws for certain frauds said 10 have been commit
ted by him. This falsehood was started by an IRE
spon.ibe news agency the authority o. sOmc person
VINO has interest in iGlu1ng the good uaie OF Mr.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21

we have seen the first number OF The Ne,o
Shoe and Leather Journal, weekly trade paper pup
hsLed In this city by Joseph Mackey aud edited by W.
A. Van Benthuyseu IL h. large and elegantly printed
sheet, containing great variety OF information OF
special iIupOTlance to the leather Interest
New-York tribune., 1873-06-21

Sad, but also amusing, il the statement OF n
rnr, journal that the late John Carpenter of Mar
nette Mich knocked the ashes out of bs pipe on tho
mead of q keg OF blasting. powder"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
THE IOLNr COMMUNION QUESTION.
REPLY TO BISHOP cUMMINs.

A REPLY 10 BISHOP CUMMINS.
To The Right Rec GEORGE DAVID CUsMINs, ID. D.. &e
RIGHT REVEREND SIR: In letter addressed
20 THE N Y TRIBUNE and signed by You in your official
capacity find certain statements which, II correct
would go far usfyng the recent action OF the
Dean Of Canterbury but which, If not correct ought not
IN be used in any serious discussion put before the
nube with the sanction OF Bishop Of the church.
lam sure you will agree with me in holding that
nothing but facts ought To be alleged as facts partfcu
larly In debating a point that deeply concerns the
peace Of our communion and all Chrstendom. pre-
sme therefore that you will be glad Of the opportu
nifty of showing you have unquestionabe authority
for the assertions contained in your letter
one OF these is as follows For many years after the
beginning of the Reformation, Presbyterian diynes
we're received in England and admitted to parishes with
ont reordination a. Peter Martyr and Martin Bucer
who held seats as professors Of theology In the UNIVERSE
ties of oxford and Cambridge" IL the general state
ment made in this be true, would like TO see
the proof OF it, But would venture to assert that
will not furnish it, for the best Of all reasonsthere Is
none.
The instances you give arc so remarkably inappropr
ate that I am tempted TO believe some one who IL
not A Bl-hop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
wrote that letter, and took unwarrantabe liberty
with your name Martyr and Bucer were not Presby-
terrain diyneS" In the here MEANT but N they had
been would sustain the general assertion Tor Iney
were never admitted to parishes" IN England They
did hold pro0ssOrshps; but professors are not heces
ory cergymen and clerical professors have not as
such anything do with parishes an' Right Re'er-
end Sir, respectfully yours, JohN ~. Dhuna,
Rector or ST. James Church.
Bristol Penn, Oct. H. 1873.
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INK ARMY or 1HE TENNESSEE.

ANNUAL REUNION At INSTRUMENTATION EN-
ERALS PREsENT-THE EVENING RXERCIsEs.
TOLEDO, Oct. 15.-The seventh annual meet
ing OF the Society OF the Army OF the Tennessee opened
to-day with business meeting at the wheeler
Opera House, Gen Sherman presiding. The attendance
was large After hearing the reports Of various Com
mitees. and the reading of correspondence the meeting
adjourned TIL the evening. Among the distinguished
guests Gems. Sherman, Sheridan, Logan, How
ard, and Custer. and Rear Admiral Worden.
T. esident Grant and Secretary lBeknap arrived at
O'Clock tonight and went directly TO the Opera House
TO attend the Reunion meeting. Gen. sherman presided
The address Of welcome made by Mayor Jones. Gen.
Sherman made few remarks presenting the statistics
Society, and suggesting that the Society petition
Congress for the printing of the regmental records IN
the War Department, estimating the cost at 100000.
Major Meyer OF Wisconsin, read n poem. Gen. Logan.
orator Of the day being introduced by Gen sherman,
delivered the Grafton After referring To the social
feature az the Reunion and dsclaiming any inten
ton On the part the Association TO perpet
uate the war spirit, he proceeded briefly to
sketch the history OF the Army OF the Tennessee.
Al the close OF Gen. Logans speech. brief addresses
were made by Grant, Gen. Beknap. SECRETARY
OF War Gems sheridan. Howard. Pope Custer. Moves
Huburt, and Admiral WOrden. parade o. the various
military aud civic societies takes place tOmorfO" ana
the Reunion Will close with banquet al the Body
House / the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

ature Reports from counties show an astonishing
change in sentiment As instance. Mshaska. which
gave Grant 100 majority. now gives the Anti Monopo
lists 1900 At 10 tonight the Senate stands 10 Anti
Monopoliss to Republicans, and the House 20 to d.
SMALL REPUBLICAN MAJORITIEs ANTI-M0NOPOLY
VICTORIES.
Council BLUFFS, Oct f5-Carpenter, Re-
publican, Governor, has about 200 majority In this
county The Autobiography county ticket. with the
ception OF the members OF the Legislature is elected by
a small majority Liun County gives 1850 Republican
majority.
SIOUX CRY, Oct. 15.-The Republican State
ticket has about 400 majority and the county ticket
about 100 majority
DIES MONIES, Oct 15.-Special dispatches to
The state Register giving full returns from 80
counties, show reduction in the Republican
majority, compared with Carpenters vote in
1871 OF lOO2 Many counties reported Close requr-
ing official count 20 decide The ratio OF decrease
IN the remaining counties as in the 50
fully reported will reduce the Republican
majority in the State 10 1000. reduction
OF the majority of 1871 Of 25OOo The Indications
that the AntMonOpOliss and Democrats viii have
a majority the next House. while tho Republicans
will have large majority In the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD NyESn-
CATIONS.

CATIONS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-An important meet
ing Of Railroad Committee Councils was held this after
noon to inquire into the matter of the nonpayment OF
dividends by the Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. Two reports were presented. the ma
iority setting forth that s Impossible
10 make Investigation without the aid of an expert,
and that the Committee has power 70 employ such
aid; also that the Pennsylvania Railroad Will Willingly
extend facilities TO any expert appointed by tho councils
TO Examine the books. The minority report alleges an
appruprAtion OF funds OF the Erie roads profits
by the Pennsylvania Railroad and charges that
as the Of the nonpaymen Of dividends; also asks
for action by the proper and the appointment OF
receiver Attached to the report printed statement
OF Mr. Howard, the expert who was employed by MI
Beeke OF the minority and whose report was printed IN
pamphet form and circulated without the authority 0tthe
Committee. Following the presentation OF these reports
there lively debate in which charges ana counter
charges made, one member alleging that the
minority report was stock jobbing operation, and
another that the majority report was WhlteWdsmng
affair" AllusiOn made 10 the lhct tudt
Thomas A. Scott received anonymous letter IN when
the author, whoever he was. proposed 10 nix up the
report for 100000. The Committee finally agreed TO
discharge the subcommittee, and referred the matter
10 the whole Committee, who VIII SIT on frluay next
and daily thereafter until the subject IS disposed Oh
The city is heavy stakeholder In the Fhaueipha anu
Erie Railroad.
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came in hnely; pulling stroke OF marvellous strength
IN 1898, as against 1912 or the Academic Juniors (75).
Then came the finest contest of the day, the she'll
races. Tue scientific was Withdrawn for lack Of
time TO practco the general impression being however.
that the crew Possessed fine material The Senior
GO was 10 pun the old stroke and had prepared itself
with great care TINS being tho last grand chance OF the
class 10 win boating laurels. The Sophomore crew
fTel on the contrary was made OF perhaps poorer
material, put was 70 pull the English stroke Capt. Cook
giving u. inc oophOnOres took the position next the
judgesshoat ana the Seniors that just beyond them
They were 70 utn separate stakes The Seniors got on
finely ana TOOK the lead up stakebuats. Here the
Sophomore aue the inner turn. and the started
on the return nearly even Then the trying hour
for the Two strokes IL grand moment, and every
energy was concentrated But the English stroke was
inherently tne better, aud told, Capt Cook dash
ing his DOat uown the lake Of his rivals
despite tine wild cries OF Seventy four" Seventy
four winning III I9ll, against I9l3i for hs rivals
IL was bter moment for the Senior class, but Capt
Cook ana us English stroke yndicatcd, an De
was the Wnner OF Two races in single day the follow
ing is a summary of the times:
l. Rners shell Grow H,lgs. Gt,mw,r Seboan t5.ygJ,.
average, l4sJ0A "
H. Coos loiZsi; Wilcox 1881; Hat. 1855 q; Martin
lO:lSHi 'er.on lGlff; average. 1906 no
I'LL neienhf Freshmen i76 1888 Academic Juniors C75I
l3l2i Academic Seniors ga IA .z4s, Freshmen
C77l, l4:jOai average, l35lIs
" Academic Sophomore, f7O Iq.23i, Academic Senior,
C74l, 10 1874 average. 1881, =" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
iIEL.


a .s So e1,, Joso csSp5 native
Tue s; and friends sei to ,:eai the funeral
residence 27 Ns''t BOoky1 on THURSDAY Oct 10.
a. O'Clock.
cook-op wedss,, Oct IS 1873; alg9 spnosst III. .,.
illness. H.f Of Dr. 4 g. Coos ssei Ia TsAs as
Funeral a, stsnrle T. saturday Oct Is, at Pm.
pus at her rsssace ie North OIiori. Brookya Slit
TIE trends and relative, Of the respectfully r,isi =
tend eusa ga the l7tb 70 the Cathedral 's Ane' 70
the CenseTy OF the BODY Cross
FERGUSON weduesiar Oct IT, william F.ruaa the Tia
year his usve Of R,.so,pc CounI, @sTne'S lreiA'A
Relatives sod tnsnds are rs'Psc GSsh 70 a.a, us .s'1
AZ 3 o'eloei. Roman. viii Inferred Greenwood.
HERLY-Oa morning. Oct 10. Mary b. ss Of L. H.
so stss' 81 funeral "a .o-uorro-'A paper
HEARNEon Monday Oct L. after tedious ssss Jaeph Hesrne
relative, friends Of the family respectfully inys 70 ..isaa
CoumbI.ts BrOoklya. % Toanday Oct IL, al ,.
McIyrIREa Brooklya WEDNESDAY 10 Labele Parker
daughter o. Ssmas' asd haret Meinrs sg AL
TIE friends and relative, Respectfully uyisd
n THURSDAY 10Th mt
MccOoI-rue.,y Oct Il. su..a beloved wife otwH,n sccos
fG 1.adsnee ~ S,i'imsnst B1oOkyn
PHILPs-A the residence Of her oan Law Rev osbOn. on To,
day Oct a. Hannah T. widow Of sas late lanes Philips "a 10 lou
paper,f service. at tho drs.ne ~ r. Church sea. Tsoom.s
oranEe' n. J., papers please eopy.
sa ~o- G iSs', s.%pss H 2' sa,
r. b Merrck aged 20 . -.
Puneral at Gfaoe Churca Oasge J., Ri.. a. IL oeoea
Tu leaves BsaysL gtOA IN. Relatives and fneSh arc 10
" bel
VAN BUsKiRK-At Pksk Oct IL Rachel wd"- OF se @ 'Sso
Van Bus.rk in she s2i year of hrt az, II. a., Is,
Presbytenaa Cbsrch OF Per.skl.
wmIIs-on TUESDAY Oct, H. Edmaud A, 500 Of saa'd asd
Emma Willis aged | year -. a, NIT -,
The relative, respectful! invited 20 'es Tue ua.s
fon The residence Willis, ia DesnsI oooAna Z" ~
O'Clock .. m Thursday lOh iasi
Suddenly Oct II. her lsse resdeoee on Bsiet ave
Auuitage dsoshter Of Ttomss r.
t.s And sic OF w WnssP aged IS yssS. aosiks
Pas,I rom late residence Berst Hast ss-Yot THURSDAY
Oct 10. a. % -
wOODFORD-At Newton. y a. on Wednesiy Och To- Bhsshen
5,,rsl n. of o. r. woodorf aged ~ yeArA
er vail no taken TO tpo"n Tor iernen1 on FtdaJ noss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA.

JErUBIICNN GAIN IN IHE sENATE-THE PHLADkL-
PuIA DELEGATION IN THE LEGIsLATURE-RE-
TURNS FROM THE STATE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-Ihe Press estimates
,Gordon's GsepJ majority for Judge OF the Supreme
our, al over OOO Lainon ep) has been elected in
-he IT'D senatorial DstFict-a gain. sixteen Repubh
aus and two Democrats have been elected to the Legs
laure from the city Elliott Repl for Sheriff has H.
$40 majority over the Democratic and Reformed candi-
dates combined.
The following are returns from the state;
Carbon COunty-Tbe Republican county ticket Is
e.cted On state officers the majority Will be small
either way. Nine districts give Mackey Qep $50 ma
iOry for Treasurer, and Judge GOruon (SopJ %u4 ma
laurence dounig-Repuhlcan majority, 1000.
LebqnOn COunty-Republicau majority, LOO
Wyoning C0unty-DemOcratc majority, 900
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF MAJORuIEs FOR JUDGE OF
SUPREME COURT N 1873 AND FOR AUDITOR