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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, November l0-Flour-
Dali .upertine Is 2jtay4 81; sItra ~ 2jts
j25. Wheat--DuIl; amber 81 l7l, -
40. red 81 ~. Corn-FIrni mixed
western nominally at slc. Oa;s-Firmer
high western mixed 62laJG2c; white o.
(aG3c Rye--Qniet and trm nj spCg3,c
Hay-U ncbanged. Proyisi0ns--s,trong
Pofk-NominsIly at S2l Dp;g2l ~
Bacon Shoulder. Si@3c; clear NIB side
lsIhzl2.c. Hanns--SGgAE cured At l4(a
lis. Iard-l3I@lilc. Butter=MOr'
dung AZ 25G93Dc Petrslsun--Gubt
crude 4IC5c. CoFoe--Quist at sr4DJle
Whisky-Scarcea and frner at 81 OF.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LlBERTY, November lU.-CattIc
Receipts for to-day 2,l76 head. Supply
fair, and good demand, but sales hard to
effect, as the prices are shade higher
than last week; best 81 2j@6 10; medium
to good s5 75td6 90; common {" fair
81 5OCG5 75; stockers So O0td+ 90; aulls
81 50ta3 IS. Hogs-.Receipts for to-day
2,640 head; best Philadelphiss So 900,
8 30; Workers SO O0G6 %. Shecp-Rc-
ceipts for to-day $500 head; best - I5Ca
5 90; medium 81 OOCf4 80.
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, November l0.---Fi0ur-
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
A shade lOwe.; w. white Michigan
81 I9I; amber spot and seller November
81 o.; seller December 81 08I seller jan
usry 81 Of; No. red 81 II; amber
Illinois 81 lii; No do u 0Ji. Com
steady and unchanged. Osts-A shade
better; No. j2e; No. 2 52ci Michigan
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NO. 1876.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-Flour
Dull with small business; prices quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Choice red
81 lS(dl 20. Confirm; new do I5ld,
soc. Oats-In fair demand at Goa 65c.
Clover Seed-sS 75(d9 90. Petroleum
Nominsl; crude in barrels Sc; do in bulk
4tc; refined l0ic. Provsions-Dull; pork
$40 50tG2l %. Whisky-Sl 0l. Butter
Easier; western prime and choice west
ern rolls 2S6S0c. Cheese-Business
small at 4@l6!c. Eggs-Stesdy; west
ern 27(d,2Sc.
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Ocean Steamer.

LIVERPOOL, November l0.-The steam-
n mp, Caiabria, Vile de Paris, Oder,
tt'm"roke and Bolivia, from New York
;'o,s Scotisn, from Quebec, and Abbotts-
,, am1' from Philadelphia, have arrived
l. IAN Francisco, November 10.-The
pSSIae Mail steamer Mahongo. from
rSnaIns, has arrived.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

New YORK, November 9.-MoSEY-
Active; call loans advanced to ) per cent
on the increased demand from stock cx-
change. Sterling firm at 4S4a@ 4s5 for
sixty days and 4SSi(a4SS4 for sight.
Customs receipts 100000. Treasury
disbursements S660000. Produce exports
for the week So lGl,2
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll0l
Carrying rates lM2 per cent and Hat,
Clcarings S2S,OOO,OoO.
GovERSMENTs-Img good demand and
without decided change in prices.
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DELAYED French Nail Received.

There was yesterday received from
Cologne, France, mail which should
have been forwarded October 18th, 1877,
since which time it has been unaccounta-
bly, misplaced in the French offices,
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New York Dry Goods Mark et.

NEW YohE, November l0>-Tbers
wAs - moderate package movement in do
mestic goods and the j0bbing trade va,
fairly satisfactory. Cotton goods 10
steady, but limited regue.; and price nom-
inslIy unchanged. Dark Aatder
Prints slow IN fancy styles. b1, SIDE
Bands quiet, active and scarce. A large
iobbing house is making drive IN DARK
Ginghams st Sc, blythe package. woolen
goods generally quot. t .-"
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The MartinsynIe Pris0ners.y
Kentucky Episcopal convention.

LOUISVILLE, November lO.-The Epis.
copal Convention for the Diocese of
Kentucky, will meet in this city to-mor-
row, to elect an Assistant Bishop in the
place of Bishop Cummins, removed.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITrsBrRGR, Wheat
Quiet and prices unchanged. Corn
New ear 6i(d6Gc on track; new shcllcd
6S(d 12c. Pctroleum-Cridc firm at -
o77Ic at Parkcrs; refined at l0lc for
Philndclphis, and l0lc for Baltimore de-
livery a...
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Tux Chicago Division of the Balti-
& Ohio Railroad has been COM
l,rl Thi, places the city of Balti-
,,o-a in direct communication with Chi
and makes the distance between
-, ,wocitics l41 miles less than exists
tween the latter and New York. The
,,.r,,yc To- Baltimore will be i'm
n.s evil.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November l0.-Whest
Quiet. Corn and Oats Steady and un-
changed. Pctroleum-Dull: standard
white 9!c; Ohio Stat. test lltGsll b.;
small lots lCa2c higher.
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STATE BoNDs-Quict.

RAILROAD BONDs-Strong and active.
SToCKs-Opened steady, but at the
first board there was decline of !G J
per cent, followed by an advance of "a
per cent, but at the close the market
was weak and the advance was lost.
The transactions to-day aggreGat-
ed l9l 900 shares of which 1880 wcr"
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail,
1900 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, $4,000
Union Pacific, 5000 Northwestern. 5000
St. Paul, 1900 Wabash and y, 600 ohios.
The failure of George II. Rcay, envc-
lopc contractor for the government Is
announced with liabilities of S2OO, 900.
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FOREIGN.
4 RoxaIis, Professor SiIcnce,I.

PARIS, November l0.-ln consequence
of his Royalist and clerical opinions,
Chaitiord, the newly appointed Professor
in the School of Mcdicinnofth his city, was
prevented from givinga II lecture by the
nnrnar of the stMd.nts
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Reception Of .he knight Templars

New ORLEANS, November 1U.-I I'M
mense preparations are being made here
for the reception Of the Knight Tcmplars
of the Union who attend the convention
of the order December lst. From 1000
to 10000 Templars are expected. The
fraternity are very enthusiastic, and am
pie preparations are being made to nc-
commOdate all who desire to attend.
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A walking AdyesirsensenI.
LIMESTONE SPRINGS,

Dr. Il. J.. Pierce Bugaio, ~ J.:
DEAR SlR:-l am "A walking advertise.
ment for your Golden Medical Discovery,
Purga,iye Pellets and DIR. Sagc's Catarrh
Remedy, they having cured III" Of catarrh
of nine years standing, which was So had
that il distigurcd my nose, and, whIl"
curing H. y,,ur medicines also cured rno
Of asthma in its worst and most aggrl-
valed form. Before using your medicines
| had become reduced in flesh from one
hundred and fltty-fvc to ono hundred
and fifteen pounds, and now weigh on"
hundred and sixty-two pounds, and am
in better health than have enjoyed for
twenty years.
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francis {. King, prominent forward
R merchant Of Buffalo, n. Y, commit
- suicide this afternoon, BY drowning
himself in cistern.
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Bogus city warrants.

Fell, Kay q Co. and w. w. Kurtz x
Co. are also victims t" tn" bogus city
warrant swindlc. The extent of the
swindle reaches $4,000 Each party or
firm victimized suffered to the extent of
about $1,000.
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psonsa reports this morning the
,ah;,;,ies are that the weather to-day
IN be partly cloudy, with variable
"a. and lower temperature.
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He was followed BY discourse by
Prof. Gross, Of Jefferson Medical College,
upon the factors of disease and death
after injuries, parturition and surgical
operations. He also treated of hospitals
in their relations to public health in
terests and economy, and of the perfect
care of the sick and injured. 4
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Yours truly,


The above j. but fair sample Of hun
dreds of letters which are received by
DIR. Pierce, and in the face of such owl
dcnce who can longer doubt that the Doe
tors medicines cure the worst cWcs Of
chronic Catarrh.
THE GREAT TAvoRTTE WITH TiIE IA
VIM. Forsyth, Bynum X Son, drug
gists, Of Live Oak, Florida, write, sept.
10th. 1874, ~ follows: "Dr. X. V.
PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Your Golden
Medical Discovery and Pureativc Pellets
sell very largely and give cornplet" sat.
lsfaction, as numbers of your Gustomers
and friends testify with pleasure. Your
Favortc Prescription is indeed the great
Favorte with the ladies, and numbers
can say with joy that II has saved them
from eking out miserable life or meet
ing with premature death, and restored
them Ia health and hsppIn".s.'
Thousand, of women bless the day on
which DIR Pi.rr"- FnyOrita Prescription
was first made known 10 them. single
bottle often gives deIicst" and suffering
women more relief than months oi treat.
m.nt from their family physician. ln
all those arrangements causing back
ache, dragging down sensations, nervous
and general debility, II IL sovereign
remedy. It, so1thing and healing pro-
! perties render IL Of the utmOst Nalu" 10
ladics suffering from internal fever, con
ge.tion, inflammation or liberation, and u
strengthening effects tend TO correct de.
placements Of internal parts, the result
Of weakness Of natural support. IL j.
sold by All druggist.
! DIR. Pierces pamphlet on disease
peculiar 70 women will be- sent a. any
address on receipt Of two stamp. Ad-
| hrn-s NJ above
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The Missouri Election.

ST LOUIs, November lO.-The re-
turns from 90 counties in this State, give
Harden, Democrat for Governor, l23,
756; Gentry, Independent, 81, AGO. Har-
dcn's majority so far is $685.. The vote
for Congressman is not yet received from
any district, but there is no reason I"
doubt that the entire delegation will be
Democratic.
LEBANON, November l0.-Returns
from the Fifth Congressional district give
r. 7. Bland, Democrat, 1900 majority
over A. J. Sesy, Radical. Two years ago
BANDS majority was GOO. Bland ran
ahead of the Democratic State ticket
about 1000.
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IT i, believed that BUTLER will vigor-
..,.Iv press his Civil Rights Bill this
inter 50 II, to have it passed, and become
,.w before the Democratic House as
..mh',. B,rLER is malicious enought to
. ,bi. for he can thus both punish the
>.r,b and at the same, time wreak ven
,,p,e for his defeat, by killing his par
..L.rnnln a nnrndventure
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
" AR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, November 10. SPIN.
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, November 10. SPIN.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Upper Lake Region and the
Northwest, cold and partly cloudy
weather will prevail, with northeast 10
northwest winds, rising barometer and
light snow or rain near Lake Superior.
For the Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy weather and areas of rain, with
southwest to northwest winds, rising bar
ometer and lower temperature. For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or clearing and cooler weather during
Wednesday, with variable winds and
rising barometer.
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"II.ICkEE lOC.'
A AChinaman Tackles Negro at Den


From the D,,uvrr sunday World. Nov.l.
Hon Gr, i tailow-faced son of the
Celestial Empire, who lives on Wazee
<-,r,. His house is u very unprctentlous
r kiuc building, consisting of one cramp-
rlu little room. ia which he and Wah
I.rr carry on the business Of washing and
lr.niug. Hop Gee Is the recognized head
,',hr firm. and performs the fine haired
.arl ufthe bu>inesS--takcs III the washing
Mt money. The twain sleep one above
.a.u,hrr in narrow huukS, where they
n,y r!!rn b. seen stretched out ENJOY
...a ,mukr. \ decendent of the war
- Hanu.bA has occasion I" pass by
,a..r rr,itrnrr Ia and from his work.
Ure morning lnst week he Chanced to
a,s when these partners in the "washee'
..,.In,~> were partaking of their matuti-
ld meal. The African was indiScrcct
though To- halt and watch the pair II, they
lrltrrI"u,ly handled their Chop-sticks IN
Lrpo,.ug al their rice. He had never
>~a til" operation before, and his sur
Prise found expression in "Wcll, | be
ID! at the same timc moving on. AT
!AS moment be WAS discovered by Hop
Urr, who stepped to the door and de-
Usndrd an explanation Of his conduct.
some hot words passed, which brought
,-m John the threat, IL lickee you "
Tbs WAS too much for the black man,
Sao put down his dinner pail and ad-
rsaccd toward his adversary, declaring
ihat he would wear him out in minute.
The trouble had now gone far enough
:" draw crowd Of dozen Cinnamon
i'om neighboring shanties, several OF
"hom expressed their opinion OF the
mcgee in the most stunning adjectives
rcwn to the wicked Melikan man.
Encouraged hv his backing, Hop Gee
truck the dusky knight full in the face,
Which WAS followed by well-directed
bow between the eyes from the dark key,
which sent John beautifully I" grass.
Her" commenced general attack upon
NE negro by the assembled "washee
""FyhaIlt>, who made il So hot for HIM
,.a, b" WAS obliged to take To his heels,
h'p Gr" was now placed upon his feet
y s!mpathiHIRg friends, and with celes-
Isl t!"od trickling down his face he
Paced the sidewalk boastfully cNclaiming,
"he 'hrneman whIppe three Mcgee!
'"hn RandOIph ON Female Society
lou know my opinion of female soci-
r'H. Without il We should degenerate
mo bTuteS. This observation applies
With tentold force 10 Young men and
Iso>" who are in the prime Of manhood
f'F after certain time of life, the liter
S'I man may make shift Ia poor one,
grant todo without the society of ladies
10 yv'Wg men nothing is 50 important
I" SPIRIT of devotion, next IL his Creator
some amiable woman, whose
mage may occupy his heart and guard !,
nom pollution, which besets it on al
dies, \ man ought to choose his wife
a. Ms. Primrose did her wcdding-gown
f. ."f qualities that wear well. on'
,"!hs, al least, is true, that if matrimon,
,ata 'ts cares celibacy hath no pleasure
= Newton or Il mere scholar may hnl
.."PIoyment in study; man Of htersr,
'S'e can receive in books powerful
@S!N'Isry; but man must have bosom
"ehd and children round him to cherisl
"~d support the dreariness of old age.
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Ons Himself.

Last night John II. Putnam, Cover
nor Aliens private secretary, while sut-
fcring from temporary illness, attempt
ed to take dos" ofparcg"ric, but instead
got hold of the wrong bottle, and took an
immense dose "r Fowlcrs solution of
arsenic. A stomach pump soon relieved
him, and he As attending t" business to-
day
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English Wheat Crop.

LONDON, November lO.-Ihc Mark
Lane Erprcss say: 18th" weather for
the past week has been mild, and roots
which ut one tim" seemed hopeless now
show quite crop. Owing to the nbund
ant moistur" there Is apprehension lest
vegetation may 90 on too fast and be- IN
jured by frost Wheat sowing is nearly
over. Every European port is open, and
shipments are hastcBeI, Foreign arri-
walls and the dampncsS Of the weather
operate against the advance in the price
OF wheat Not one European market
notes rise, while in many there has been
a fall of shilling. Continental spccu-
latur, are hanging back, notwithstand-
ing the reduction III ircights.
Movements of Don Carlos.
LOSDoN, November 10Th" North
German Gd=cttc asserts that Don Carlos
entered France on Saturday. passing
through Hcndugc and returned to Vera
on Sunday. The Carlists in Paris deny
that Don Carlos has been on French soil
They have dispatches giving detail Of
hi movements, which report that he WAS
in Cuncha on Sunday, on his
WAY to Vera. The garrison of
Irun was reinforced by three
hundred men on Monday. Since then
there has been some fighting between
Rentcria and Oyarzun. TIL" Republicans
are "ndeavoring to cut of the Carli,ts
from their base Of operations and compel
them to take refuge in France or surrcn-
der. The result Of their efforts IL yet un-
known. General Marianes, ut the same
! time, Is rndeavOring " rcviCtual Pompe-
luna. The garrisons of Bithoa, Nitoris
| and Irun, are ready t. acL ia concert with
/ the present movement.
The Won Arnim Trial.
LoSDOH, November II, u \. M.-A
special dispatch 10 the DaHv TcicgraPh,
| from Berlin, reports that Count Eon
/ Arnim will again b" examined on Mon
day. The preliminary proceedings
/ closed Tuesday, and the result was COM
municated % the Attorney General, who
will decide whether the case shall 60 IN
trial. II il generally believed that the
/ decision will be- in the affirmative. The
trial will be public.
Mama SabIb.
4 special from Calcutta announces
! that the Yiccroy, Lord NOrthbrook. has
ordered suspension OF the formal pro-
credings against the person supposed u
. be- Mana Sahib until a more mature con.
.ideration can h. had of the case. The
! difficulties Of Identification are increasing
and opinion. are divided. 1t is hoped
the trial will be held with open doors.
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The Kansas Election.

ATcHIsoN, November lo.-Official re-
turns from 81 counties and accurate re-
turns from the remaining 10 show Os-
horns majority for Governor 70 be a.
322. In the First Confressionsl Dis
trict official returns from "a counties and
accurate returns from the Others show
Phillips majority for Congress to be s.,
52l.
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Commissions ON Railroad Tickets 10
the McsI.

Chicago, November l0-The Inter-
OcSdn Will announce tomorrow. on the
best authority. tha, commissions are be-
ing paid by all railroads on the sale Of
ticket, 10 the West. The Canada line.
have not, it is stated, .igned an agree
men; to abolish, and they continue to pay
commissions n, usual, which example the
other lines ARE following.
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Gold Bearing Obligations Funded.

Lsrge amounts Of District per cent.
certificates and other gold bearing obi
cations have been funded in the new
3 65-l0o bonds.
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,p,roursE Of JACKSON, who SHOT
r,,svoRrH, in Alexandria, was dis
h.-gcd from the Treasury Department
hart time since. Through the influence
,rJ MosBY the President has ordered
.. -.ip.tsted. with directions that she
.,r, more disturbed during his term.
Mach excitement exists in Radical circles
,..ruaurp
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Grand Demonstration over Demo
cratic Victories.

MONTGOMERY, November l0.-There
was grand demonstration tonight over
the Democratic victories. Buildings
were Illuminated and there was an i'm.
mense procession. Almost the entire
population WAS in the streets. One hun
drcd guns were fired. Resolutions were
adopted pledging devotion to the Consti.
tuition and Union, and promising eqdal
and exact justice to all without regard
To rAcc or color.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Nebraska a Relief Society.

CHICAGO, November lO.-The Chica-
go branch of the Nebraska Relief Soci-'
ETY., which organized here about week
since, have already received some ST.
500 in money, food and clothing, and
are forwarding some daily to the suffer-
crs in Nebraska. Collections will con-
tinue to be made so long as there is any
"a panasSity for ralief
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Dr. VIM. Parker Committed.

PITTSBURGH, October 1U.-Dr. VIM.
Parker of Conncllsvillc, Pa, arrested on
the 2Gth ult. by Special Agent Myers of
the Postotiicc Department, on the charge
of using the United States mails to de-
fraud members of the English Parlia-
ment, had hearing to-day before U. S.
Commissioner McCandlass, and was
committed in default of $1,000 bail to
appear at the next term Of the United
States Court. A large amount of test-
mong proving the guilt Of Parker was
produced on the trial.
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Education Convention of the Afri.
can Methodist Church.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. l0.---An Educa-
tion Convention of the third Episcopal
district of the African Methodist church,
convened in this city. Delegates are
present from Ohio, Kentucky and West
ern Pennsylvania.
\ resolution WAS adopted providing
for the endowment ot Theological
chair in Wilbcrfurce Univercr,ity. at
Xcnia. The endowment fund is $4,000,
to be raised in the next five years. All
the ministers of the district were cOnsti-
tuted special soliciting agents.
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Editorial Change.

Fl WAYNE November l0.-Mr. II.
p. Holden, for two years engaged on the
columns of the indianapolis Sentinei, and
for nearly a year editor Of that journal,
to-day assumes the same position on the
Fl. Wayne Ssnt"eL
OMAHA, November l0.-A colored
man named Sinclair, was seriously il no,
fatally shot by the cook At the depot
restaurant, Yesterday evening.
Nathan Brown, while attempting TO
board q train at Elkhorn, missed his
footing and was fatally injured.
About one-third ofthe iron for the new
depot root has arrived.
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Arrest OF Pnrti-. for shooting . Ne
gro (1rl.

LOUISVILLE, November l0.-The
C5urirr-JomnGl says three men were Ar
rested in Shelby county, Kentucky, to-
day, charged with shooting negro girl
in ,hs. county last month, two more
suspected parties will be arrested to-
morrow. The county authorities have
been diligently at work, ever since the
outrage. getting evidence in the case,
The girl has recoyed enough 20 be walk
ing around.
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Illinois Election.

CHICAGO, November lO.-The omeiai
connt of the vote in the Second Con-
gressionsl District Of Illinois gives Hsr-
fison, Democrat majority Of seven:
Csulaeld, Democrat, has majority oi
697 in the Second district. The count
ofths Third district is not yet completed.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Great TrOiting Race.

SAN FRANCIsco, November l0.-The
weather continues unfayorable for the
trotting race tomorrow between Occi-
dent, Fullerton and Chicago.
Thad Stevens is the favorite in the
pools for the great $4,000 running race,
expected to come Oft next Saturday.
In th9 sale Of pools for the great rum
nsng race, Thad Stevens was first choice,
Katie Pease second, Joe Daniels third,
Henry Harwood, Hubbard Alph and
Hockhocking fourth and the field. Col.
Joe Daniels and }. P.Gage arrived last
night. ....
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YEsrERpAY there was meeting Of
.la Governor Of Virginia, State Treas
mr. and holders of Virginia bonds, to
.,.Ioipr into the financial condition Of
n, State. Ex-Srcretary MCCuLLoUGH
made a speech. in which he said that the
EagiI,h bondhoIders were inclined to
y. very lrn!rn.. The Governor in his
,port represented the finance OF the
>,st, =: in = woful condition.