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LOCAL ELECTION RETURNS.
EXACT MAJORITIES IN NETWORK AND
KINGS col MITES.

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TIIR ANTT-TANMNNN AND REPUBLICAN, TRIUMPH
NEARLY CoMPLErE-IHfY SECURE FOUR SIN
AToRs, FIFTEEN AssEMBISMES, SEVEN CIVIL
JUSTICES, sEvtN ALDERMEN. AND ALL THE
COUNTY OFFICES
Tho necessity of cavassing the votes of the Alder
men-at- Large before that Of other and more I'm
portant names on the tickets still causes delay IN
securing the details OF the vote for Judges Civil
Justices, and other candidates. Below will he found
however the maorties for most of the successful
candidates together with full and corrected vote for
the leading Offices
From these il will be seen That whilo New
York and Kings Counties give their usual
majority for the Democratic State ticket, the
Democratic local candidates have in every
important instance been badly beaten. Tam
many in New-York and the Mclaughlin Ring III
Brooklyn arc utterly Overthrown. In New-lofk
City tine anti Iammany coalition county ticket was
successful by maoritics ranging from s,ooO 10
$4,000. The Republicans elect two Senators, me
Tammany Democrats one. and the anti-i ammany
Democrats secure the other two from this county.
OF the Il Asscmblymen the Republicans have
elected nine the anti-Tammany Democrats iiyc, ana
the Tammany Democrats only seven. out OF nne
Civil justices elected Tammany has secured only
two the rest being ahout equally divided among the
other two parties. Of the II Aldermen, Ianmany
elects II. and the Republicans :. The following
tables show the total vote on tho leading candidates
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LATEST SHIP NEHS.
IFOr other slip Irlcs g, Second Pog,.l


fFor OTHER Sli0 Nclcs see SecoHd Pog,.I
ARRIVED.
v iSn"s ~ and pass T. Punch sys 4 Co
sr'Hmsip Ellen = Terry Saiyesr Ne"ocrn' NJ c. with
iarI HnEa Precit Ger Malier swansea a. days. in BAL.
Maria MadIe Qtai Nerdino brstol % days. In o"I
s,hr T. 5. Mcclellan. Farrell EowtoInham, Me- with lam
schr reIlpse. copIley. virginia with live oak
schr James W. Has Dole Wilmington, ~ C., with naval
Fanny Flint of Lubee) Warren. Hlsboro, N e., IL
scif Carrie Jones. Truewortly Rocklsnd with lime
sehr Paragon MoE;D Ha;ps Tii no iIs1
Kae Thomas NewLOndon n ,si f S9T london
Laura :, Hatch, Nswnavta. Golden Eqe EexHaye'.
Mary stewart Boston I'nion Boston.
j. H. Terry, Nor,slcl. ". : 1iobetts Virginia
JOS. Oalts, Providence. Gen scott Providence.
Ontario Providence. Rival, Providence.
Raven, Providence. West wind Providence.
Steamships Als'ia and Eho for Liverpool Arragon. for
Bristol biiS Kate Me.lck for GLASGOW.
wINo-sun.er. hight \. W. cloudy
MEMORANDA.
One ~ tho StaTn bsIees IN t"w for New Haven with gen
sra cargo INTO of ToGs I Point a. 10 and a. way by
completely destroyed the schr bad her boom ooon and
all head gear carried away lone unknown The vile ot tbs
captain OF the barge was slightly burned.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NGnroLf w. Nov ~, sisam a., hRsnt dsmp''r
s.s FRANCISCO. NOV J-ArFsed' ship Umpire from New
StVNN,H, Nov 3Arriycd, steamship san Salvador. aud
scir. NJ. y. Rrsnhall from NeHfors
CHARLFsIoN, sATriy~i, steamship Champion, 1ock
wood. iOm New YORK SAILED, steamship Georgia. tr0neH
f0r Nev-lOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON 3.-Saied for the United States; Asride.
Od Cnrria Kong Syerrc Minnie IA. GeroW LYDIA Pes han.
Nautilus Onkr. Adermann Nevada end Rudolph Arrived
ont oct "a Alton G., Emm8nuele, Matthew Baird Al,
del Kader Arrived the ID inst Southern Belle Get
Dubrovacki and H. W. Workman Arrived ont on tho
81 inst Padsta, Oiyet, Victoria Profcts, oode.
Harry, and Emeine.
DISASTERS.
KINGSTON Canada. Noy The schr De- Andrews ashore at
Mill Point, il IN bad position. a.
E,-rPORr Me- Nov. 3Thc schr. Scio ~ Pembroke viii.
cargo plaster. bound ft0m Windsor y. - 10 Newl0rk.
went ashore LIBBY Island in sunday last Tho
vessel is 2 total loss she not insured.
NISFYARD-HNFN Nov. Tho srhT. George 4. Prescott,
loaded granite, dDded Yesterday Nantucket
shoals steamship Masta- vineyard vent TO her
si5auce and tOWed hcr INTO EdgaItown.
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ArFXANDlR-A san Francisco. cal, sept g. 1879 sarah,
daughter ihe Ite Cunts Bolton, "th ry, sEd VITO
OF Gen. A. = Alexander Of thc nited states Army.
BLONDEI-on Monday, Nov. !, 1870, William Blondc ia
tho 7lst year OF his aa1.
Relatives and friends invited To sttcnd the funeral
services Thu sday morning Nov a. III IA O'Clock a. IN,
late residence 3lO East one bHdIt and tweniicthst
DAY TON-At New Brunswick y. j. Nov. l. 1879. James
Iay ton.
Relatives friends invited Ia attend tho funeral from
hslate r,,id nee, On ilui~iay, N"t. l. al o'clock
CpTENAt BROOKLYN. Noy ., LYDIA Ann, widow a. ths
tate Varf.n Green. Ia the Sith y,ll OF nor age.
Qrgt. aud friends ~, invited g. attend the funeral
Thursday ~ r. m, from the Clinton Avenue Ccnsregt
toual Church.
VFSRAt bs residence. 1871 Clinton Brooklyn, Nov j.
James II. Henry " D.. IA the 1Uih year Ell his age.
Fnu. ~. Lakes Church. Cnt0naNe Thurs
daS next at HIS relatives ana immediate friends
viii as, uD- .st Ia, tts'ieute I'll = 0'clocs
IOWREN-At Duldth. M.u. oct. q, 1875, Samuel W.
Iowrey formerly ui moline, ii.
MARSH On rucpay, Nov. p 4. Augusta, wife Of T. II.
Marsh. ~ pueumoiis aged - Ysafs.
Relatives aud ENDS invited 10 Attend -erTce on Ihits
ddy, Nov I, p ~. At 2u3'2 Twelfth ST. south bf""kNn
NANWELI.-,In Nontcsir y. j.. Nov J. 1875, Elizabeth
Meredith wife of Tho eey. Jones H. haNarll.
The fuueral will b. held At II. Lakes Church on
Thursday, Nov 1, ats M.
SWIFT suddenly at E'iYsbch, y. y, Nov. J, Mary A..
widow Of the late Henry 4. Swifi Of New York 'l.y
friends OF the family IN, oa 10 attend
raj ~ thc church AZ tltcu- Farms. tnuD on
- o'clock. Tram ~ The \. " ~ H.,
uad II. II. n. viii leave Grand Central De9oi ~ - m
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ANOTHER BOY SUPPOSED TO BE CHARLEY ROSS
Some New-York gentlemen who arrived in
hi, city last evening after absence In Pennsylyans
state than the town OF Fleetwood, in Berks County, ia
that satc was very much excited yesterday by the dis
coyery OF boy whom people believed to De Charley
Ross Two tramps Who 10 the town had with them
an Intelligent little boy, whose appearance, il was
asserted core 5poncd Will, t6e description az the lose
en- 81 and with photograph OF him which was obtained
ThJDov LIS willns stay with Tie f5mps-"ne ot
wbm was a. ,iSh ahOui - years OF age and me
other man Of Dutch birhand said thai lac did not he
lnng ia th.In. The gave no explanation OF The
rsnns the chlld> ana the woman tod con
Trajectory stories. time saying that she mad taken
liz. h,y from au amshuase Montgomery County, and
aftcrwari declaring that hc Wa her own enid. The
trmp, gerr arir.cd and information was given 10 the
pnilndelpha police aith0rtioS IN ORDER thaf II might De
asccrtalncd II the boy were really Charley Ross
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.,s.. Mr. Usrkins, In the main, attained this; but
o, o,v his manner hut his nature seen to lack the
,rasty that is essential to the character HIS voice
sounded thin. His oOloqualism seemed familiar anu
COMMONPLACE His transitions OF emotion ere 700 ,ap
dly made. and seemed to suggest the sraimng ai'or
points He spoiled the great Farewell speech oy gesture
and action and raned wildly in the impreca'ion ','
s,Iaus ana ha was fr,cid in tho hearrendng mood OF
en- Closing scene This at all events, was the effect
Ne cave however the pure English Ideal OF the mag
nsrimous Moor and il is no dscred TO an actor so long
Kept in the bondage of secondhand French ppery that
- s;S no, ,,se st one fight to the dignity Of Shake
sDeare's OiheHo.
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TWO LARGE FAILURES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Richard VI. lioOley, the
weLknown proprietor Of Hoolcy's Theater, filed youn-
tary petition in bankruptcy to-day His schedules show
his unsecured debts 10 lie about $4,000, Of which
$4,000 due to Messrs. Jackson Waterman a New
York on account OF land purchase His assets are Ia
the theaier and the land which II Is butt and are
worth aDuu 10000, but ncumbcTed To amount
Of over $4,000. Ira Omcs formerly President Of the
acfunct Manufacturers National Bank, went into vOun-
tAry bankruptcy today His secured liabilities are
fStl,OOo aud unsecured, 10000. His assets
secured notes amounting to $4,000; large utercrt in
inc Union House, which, however, IL mort gated 10
neary us full valHe aud stock of the Manufacturers
NasOna BANK, worth about $4,000. His other assets
consist mostly OF personal property.
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MIDNIGHT WEI7HER REPORT.
WAD DEPARTMENT,
" NJ UIFANT NFNTf I
OFFICE OF TnR CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
ARLINGTON ID. C., Thursday. NOv. 4, 1s7J-l am ,
SyItoDsis for The past "a h0'Gs.
n 1.a,',.,,, :; non lo,,o.t from, Tonnes


OFFICE OF Tng CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER q
W,SufNCToS. d. C., Thursday. NOv. 4, 1s1J-l a. m
SynoDsis for The past - h0l6S.
The barometer j. now lowest from IcnDcs-
see to Western Pennsylvania Tho storm center OH the
coast of Nova scotia moved nOrheastvard; cloudy
or rainy weather Is prevailing from Tennessee Ken
tucky and Illinois 10 the Middle states and lower lakes.
The temperature has slightly risen In the south At
antic and Gnf states and Tennessee aud Is now falling
west or the inwer Mississippi Valley. Ii has continued
below fgr.Zng in the northern portion OF New England
and Tie Iddlo states aud thence 90 Lake Huron.
PrOb0biifCs.
For the south Atlantic aud Fast Gulf states lower By
r,lprter SoutBery winds, ycerng To westerly slightly
warmer cloudy weather. aud rain areas
For me Ne, Gulf states Tennessee and the ono VAL
ley rising barometer. rorhrry to northwest lIds,
cloudy wt thel. aud rain followed hS cOdor clear
ING weather. anu IN Texas a light "portheE'
rrr tne upper lake REGION, Upper Mississippi ana
Low,r Missouri Ngy rising ana stationary barometer
noI -se-t northeast Mln"s, ana colder clear, or
parity cloudy weather, except light rain or snow IN
Lower Michigan. -.
For he Middle states and L).rer lake region falling
barometer e9sfrig IN RoreIB triHdS si'9hfy Kramer,
cfpUiy aHd RAINr TcGter ercep' 1rffD as st01 "a me
,J1rfacJB portions and clcdriig 0irrg tOJuJhh
For New-Engitnd, falling barometer, northeast 10
,otl east winds, slightly warmer, cloudy, and RAINY
weather except partly snow IN the northern portoi
For tue canal region of NeSlork the temperature VIII
be above freezing tonight.
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Tur coJ,rr OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. BIN the Cont OF Commas
soprs OF Alabama Claims day VIM. g. Low moved that
case No 2f3 duplicate Of No 26GA. q. Co1n OF Al sgt
The limited States-be stricken from the calendar -
No. 39s. regular call John III. kimbaii agt. nc
United loss Of the bark Gfeensnh dCstsoi p o
Florida Jniy q 1851 submitted.
NO.1OGeorge Brandon art The lnited states ior loss w
personal efects.-Subuttod on the testimony.
No. 4Oi.-PassCd go. -.
No. 1I3,-John LandeIkn agt. The United statcs-sab-
mtod. 60. -,
No 4l;.-Frank J.. johnson ag the United states-sub
No T5iArc hibald Mont gomerv agt. the United states
merchandise in the Manchester destroyed oy tho
Alabama oct. Il. ISG2.-Submitied. - -.
No 1,O6l-JOnn j. Iynes assignee or VIM NJ 'Iafke Az
,e United states OF ship Manchester OF Ncwfork.
destrcye oct. H. 1,6;.-Snbmitted.
Adjourned until tOuOrroW.
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rsc,rr orcoyyfcrs From SING SING.

Police Superintendent Wailing received IN
formation last evening that Henry salisbury. who Was
convicted Of forgery in October isi and sentenced TO
five years imprisonment in the State Prison; George
Jones' alias Big John Garyey," who was convicted OF
burglary and ,rncuced ten years imprisonment and
Daniel O'Ncil who convicted Of highway robbery In
the frat degree AMI wa sentenced to 22e years Inn
nr.onmeat had escaped from Sing sing Prison on Tues
iay night M particulars - o the way the escape wac
Effected have been received rs police headquarters All
M affective officers were Informed OF the iacts and are
an he lookout for the escaped consct, ~ a IN" prison
err wcrr formerly residents Of this city.
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N IRRIED.

ATWATER- DOWN. on Tuesday. Nov . - the residence
The bride, by tho ey. rhOs. Istbp Chas H. Atwsier
10 Miss HelenC rownCs both II Birmingham Conn.
BROOKS-SHELDON-O Thursday Oct rs, al The COngre.
gaopsl Church RutlsDd. VI. by le Rev. James GibOn
johnson Mr. PAM Brooks OF New-lOlk 10 Miss sarah A.
daughter OF Charles sheldon, esq
NNVIIE-NA STE "wednesday. Oct. %, az Orange
Valley Church bv Rev. Dr. Geo. D. Bscou. William H. CrOn
moln orange AMI Anna j., daughter OF Myer Mssten
eat, o; Nllbuin. NJ.
MERRY-cRANF-on Tuesday, oct. %, at the North Pc.
formed of Newark \. T., by the lev. Charles L.
Hart Merry 20 lila A., daughter Of {. g. Crane
esq, all OF NoDsIA.
TAIN AM-JONI--At SchOoleys HOuUtan. v J., Oct. 2p,
b. l.. J. ~tputcnbur-A. Charles Il. Iaiatm OF
BROOKLYN MS. Annie .. Jones " hI phla No cards
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WASHINGTON.
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
IN ,xr<1, TUT rpTt,pMAN,s RANK DIVIDEND

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Nov. 3. 1875.
The Commissioners of the Freedmans Saw
tngs and Trust Company that they will continue to
pay the 60 per cent dividend $600ooO until every de-
poor has received his proper proportion But as there
are over 10000 depoSors til ey cannot possibly pay
more than 400 to 500 day. Some time will neces
ury elapse therefore before they get through the
tire list. The Commissioners are now receiving from
1900 to 1000 books day from different parts of the
country-four or Ave times rs many as can be paid in
one day Several weeks may elape before some OF the
books G. be returned 10 Tie original depositOrs II they
continue To exercise patience they will all receive their
as they can with the force and means al their command
ADDITIONAL FAST MAIL TRAINS.
The Post-Office Department has made ar
rangoments for an additional daily fast mail service be-
tween NcwYOrk and the West on and after the LIST OF
December the 455 p. train for Cincinnati over the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad will be started hour LATER and
include ono or railway postal cars which are to
arrive ~ at present in Pittsburgh Penn, at 1880 H.
and In Cincinnati at p. the following day, and in st.
Louis between and o'clock the next morning. The
'Imited mail train will sl he dispatched at 4:30 M
Senators Hitchcock and Paddock Of Nebraska are here in
communication with the PostmasterGeneral. urging
fast mail train from Chicago 10 Omaha III l3 hours, III
place OF 81 hours at present There is prospect OF
NEW BANKS AND CIRCULATION
Sixteen National banks have been organized
within the past tdree MONTHS with authorized capital
tenders been deposited for the red mptiOn OF cir
cuaton and over 100000 of them have actually been
retired and burned In the three months Sl.9l67lO Of
additional circulation has been issued to banks The
total number of organized during the year ending
Nov. was III, with authorized capital of Sl2,-
1O4 600 This includes gold banks, with ar aggrc
gate capital of 100000.
FRESH WHISKY FRAUDS
The distillery of Ezekiel Myers and the
rectfying house OF NJ L. Myers. at Petersburg, Va
have been seized for the kind OF frauds discovered
at st. Louis Chicago, and Milwaukee. The amount OF
fraud thus far discovered is $4,000 and this has been
increasing during the day papers al the Department
have been compared The goods OF these firms have
been found in san Francisco, New-York, and Boston
The frauds were discovered 10y the comparison of papers
received At the Department by the new stem OF checks
and guards lately adopted
CONFERENCE on TIIE INDIAN POLICY.
Secretary Chandler accompanied by Assistant secTe-
tary COwen called at the Executive Mansion to-day and
had long talk with the President, manly in regard to
Indian affairs. Secretary Beknap aud Gems Sheridan
and CroOke participated in the conference aud gave eX
preston their welnown opinions concerning the IN
dian question. beside furnishing much information re
speeding the practical administration of the peace pOy
within The limits Of their past ana present commands
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BRIGHAM VOTING STILL IN Arrest.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 3.-Brgham Young
is still sick in bed at his house in charge of United
states deputy marshal II j. expected that inoi"h l"
yaeae !he order of Judge Mexican Of Feb %, ordering
,h ,o.nent of ,liuouy TO Ann Eliza Young JendsHfe
ne Will be argued before CnicfJusticc White "n Saf-
day rexG The CbiefJustice was al to-day ana thcie
wa 80 session ~ ibc court.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
,snrxGroS. Nov. 3.-In the United States SD

WAsHTNGTON, Nov. 3-In the United states Sd
prone Court to day the following c;ses were heard
Case No 24-Wm T. rilk - al appellants sgt inc Chas}"
and North Western Railroad Company 81 aL CASE NO Zo
Dewitt G. ct ALL appellants agt Geo H. Psu st az
Case 5STThe Chicago Milwaukee and ~. Paul Runway
Company plaintiffs in agt H. ~ Ackey ct AZ sse no
-. PLAINTIFF In OF
these continued by MT j. sloan
OF counsel for the apPcec and MI T. '" stoushton Tor 'he
appellants.
Adjourned until 20 MORROW.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-Commsnder G. e; Ca l,si.
Ter has been command the AiaDct ~ hlsns
The following officers have ordered TO the AlaDce
IIents H. y McGOBIcc and H. q. Palmer, Master NJ c0n
way Assistant Frcn.cT H. g. Dcnig; cadet Enanfafs T. "
LOOMS Edgar warbur on and g. G. kieckner passea NJ
slstant rAymaster O. paulding. Boztswain Ihomss
Brow n aud Carpenter Henry Davis IAeut NJ ID Bniord
detached the Michigan and onicred 10 the hsnco
Iients Richard Rush and Wlsn H. Reader are detscned
from the Philadelphia Maryland and Passed. AssIhnt I'm
gnocr Edmund Alison from special duty Al hsnord shuo
dere IN tho
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ALDERNlEN-EIECT.

MIarge-Lewis. Tam. AZ Iargc-Roy. Tam.
II Ia,Qa-'oc. Tam. Al Lafge-Billiugs Tam.
Al ,rs . --. ,oSs Tam. At IarYe-liess Tam.
WITH Dist ysa2ht Tam; 6heiis. Tam., and Robinson
Rep
With Dist G,,on. Tam; Morris Rep, and Wade. Rep.
With DIST. rickney, Rep; Keenan, Tau. and Gunzer,
fam.
With Dist Rowland, Rep; sauer, Tam, aud seery,
Tam.
With Dist Tuoncy Tam; Mccarthy, TAM and Purroy,
Tam.
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N NEM-RRrNsWICK. Y. 1.

A fire occurred in New Brunswick, \. D., on
Tue say night three twostoy buildings. Nos. &C. 6s and
20 echnrma ST. being burned. The loss Il $1,000 The
insurance i - 900 ~ 600 Of which is in the Citizens
Company of Newara. The property was owned ny '. NJ
W Sar-iln. and the fire was caused by sparks from
al n Innlirr.
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THE cHcAGo MrNIcrpAL ELECTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUNr.l

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--'Ihe latest figures of yes
rdays election gave Huck Rep for County Treasurer,
@9.09S Hesing (Opp) 26AlI; Koeoy tlnd DEM,
S7sl These figures include all but two towns which
viii give small Republican maioritics Jones Nep) is
bauiy defeated for Comfy Commissioner ana Nelson
elected 10y about 400 majority. All the other public
candidates elected by maJOtics ranging IRON 5000
10
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Good ..onr saves Money.


.. Is. Depot $50 Washington a. sold BY al geo. grocers
Po~i-Diucc Natice.-The MAIDS FOR III ROPE Tor the
week ending SAL RDAh. Nov. a. 1875. will close ~ this
ONCE AZ folows; on n icDAi, 90 Ep = M On WEDSEN
DAY az . a ~: TN RSDAf 1T 1880 2. in. ana
SATI RpAA ri ana lI;jo a. I. L. JAMES. T. VI.
see Frank Irsiir- illustrated Newspaper Just out.
FOR dOue page picture ~ lr.t sunday Revival Mectns
conducted by Messis Moody and Ssnkey Il the Gomoas
Avenue Pink Brooklyn L. IL the LnycIng ~ "Stonewsl'
Jack statue in Richmond Va De.rat on the City
Hall In Baltimore Nd. Marlin MlmofcS statue of Gen.
Glover Boston. Mass: scenes At 81 Barn1hdS House,
Tor FicnGcs- Women a1i hldrcn Muoellyst. New
city aud other hue illustrations tog thet With two
cartoons THE Great Republican Blower AMI U. ). o.
RseD
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LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

IN MINNESOTA.
YULL REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED-THE IEGIsLA-
TURF Two-THRDS REPUmICAN
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBUNT.l
81. PAUL, Nov. 3.-Iho majority for Pillsbury
Republican candidate for Governor, is over 10000
The rest OF the ticket has the same, excepting Pfaen
der for Treasurer, who Is elected by 5000 or 5000
majority. Ignatus Donuelly is probably defeated
for State Senate. The Legislature IS nearly two
Thirds Republican.
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building to DO devoted 10 ts oe snd leather interese
OF the country. II will have 100 feet front ana 90 ON
feet deep covering about two acres. It's consuuctoo
will BEGIN Mt once. II IL tho intention 10 display ia tne
bnlng the goods OF shoe manufacturers and tanners OF
Ali kinds OF leather.
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Special Notices.


RavtIett'. Improved boulevard and street Lamps.
Tie latest improvement substituting solid porcelain Tcnect
or place painted cnanelcd fOa secures reflector ~
undmmcd ust.r pTopsityoHner- truly "tOihng Tor
:he adds much Ia hs OF the streets
city" street size - boulevard ~ rs.ctGr- additional.
the sdc. tsct"y sshstoom No 5Ge broadway
corner Prince-st. Sew. YORK.
Coughs IIosr-rnc.-. md all Diseases of the Thront
and Lungs. safe Sl.sy ana c,ft8n cure. HIGIMAN'S
TOGU And LIN LHN ORR ENPE'IpRANl. sold las
Druggists. only 5to per bottle,
Druggists .ay that He sale Of DICKS rAsrELfss MD.
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TIE POE MONUMENT

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 3.-The committee in
charge has not yet positively decided ON what day the
dedication OF the Poe monument will take place Thurs-
dsy Of week has been named bat owing 10 .o,os
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LATEST FOREIGN NEUS.

COUNTERFEIT AMERICAN DIPLOMAS.
LONDON, Thursday, Nov. $3.50 a. IN.
Mr.. Schenck, the Minister of the United
States has written letter to The Tines exposing the
systematic sale IN England OF fictitious American Uni
vanity degIees.
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Trees and Plants.

- % I-NI''|'''N1 @''lN7-' FIIrIIIHHf
The spa rliiuE Wines of the Pleasant Valley
pany (~teuhen County y W show what energy perses
capital, and good quslhea have
pish'd IN this important branch OF home industry The
iermec Ia the bottle 1.-TWO In peiectngl
French selling about 40 POT less The Con,
psny sold 27oDO IA 1874 Their stu Vince ana
Rraniies very Popular. IL. II. KIRK q 10,
se6 Agents. 60 Fulton ST.. y. -
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pending proposition In regard to the removal of tho re-
from their present retired locality in Westminster
Churchyard TO favorable position for public view,
the dedication may he further postponed.
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ELSEWHERE

RANrorL. H., Nov. 3.-Sackctts h0uiing
mill. together with 5000 bushels of grain was destroyed
by fire last night. Loss. $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsmyGToN Nov. 3.-Tho resignation Of Assist
IN. surg L. Monroe has been accepted by The
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THE CARLIsT DEFEATS.

nlADhlb Nttii ruaNt NOV. a. 1870
Sabals, having returned to Spain, he was
arrested by the Carst, He aud Gen. Dorregaray will
De court nartalcd for the late disasters 20 the Carst
cause Ia Catalonia.