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strument was made in London 17Ts, and il will b
curious TO contrast IL with the grand pianos
Of to-day AS il is centennial piano 10 would be quite
appropriate for Mr.. Pattson to compliment ii by the
performance or 'Old Hundred" 'The Harmonious
Blacksmith" will be fhis selections from Handel
Mendelssohns popularity is undimnished In England
Elijah" was sung at the eighteenth trienna
In Norwich, and 'the choir regretted the absence oi
Mile Titens apropos Of the which opens the second
part so intimately associated with that lady We shall
hear Mile, Titiens in Elijah November 10
This the last week Of the concert season at the Hip
podrome, and Mr. Gilmore who has excellent reason to
be gratned with thes Of his band will receive
benefit on October 2s A number OF new artists win
appear during the week
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KAISER WILHELM.

THE EMPEROR AND PARTY ARRIVE IN MILAN
RECEPTION BY KING VICTOR EMMANUEL,
THE ROYAL FAMILY AND STATE DIGNITARIEs-
IMMENSE CROWDS AND GAILY DECORATED
STREETS
MILAN, Oct Is, 1875.
The Emperor william, accompanied by Field Marshal
Count Moltke, Secretary OF State Won Bulow and
other dignitaries arrived here this afternoon.
RECEPTION
King Victor Emmanuel the Crown Prince and Princess
and Prince Amadeus, accompanied by the President of
the Council Signor Ulinghetti, and the Minister for
Foreign Affairs Sgnor visconti venosta received the
Emperor and his at the railway station where the
members Of the royal household and representatives
OF War sgnor Ricott and the Minister of the Interior
Signor Cantell, were also present
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS
Multitudes Of people assembled at the railway sta
iion and lined the gayly decorated streets through
which tho distinguished party passed. There was
great enthusiasm
REMAIN SOME DAYS
According to the present arrangements it is expected
the Emperor will remain here three four days.
THE EMPEROR EVERYWHERE RECEIVED WITH
ENTHUSIASM
LONDON, Oct 49, 1875
Advices from Milan this evening announce that the
reception Of the Emperor William has been everywhere
most enthusiastic.
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COAL COMBINATIONS.

THE SIX GREAT COAL COMPANIES ARRANGE FOR
PROSPECT FOR THE MINERS DURING THE COM
ING WINTER.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. is, 1875.
There to be a little unplea santness arising IN
the combination OF the six great coal companies Az
The meeting Of the corporations embracing the Reading
Railroad Company, the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany the Central Railroad Of New Jersey Company,
the Lehigh aud Wukesbarre Coal Company the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany held on the 10th of September 1t was agreed that
the two last-named companies, who had been work
ing during the long strike in other localities which
commenced last January should suspend operations for
two weeks in October In order TO allow the other mem
bers of the combination to catch up the quota appro-
prated them for the present season IL is alleged
that the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company have ignored their portion OF the contract
by shipping coal to competitive points, to the
extent OF about 90 900 tons last week and within
200 tons OF the quantity forwarded 10 tde water up
TO the same time last year. How serious the falling
out may prove to be cannot be definitely determined
until the next meeting Of the combination, on Wednes
day next the 10th inst There is considerable grum-
bling on the part oil the Lehigh ana Wilkesbarre
Coal COMPANY and il Ia most probable that this
bitterness of feeling is likewise shared by the Lehgh
Valley and Reading Railroad folks 1t is possible that
President Sloan may give satisfactory explanation as
and that the harmony heretofore existing in the coal
combination will not be disturbed to any notable
tent
MORE MISERY FOR THE MINERS
There is gloomy look ahead for the miners in this
quarter. To-day the men of the Lehigh and wilkes
barre Coal Company have been reduced to threequar
ters time, and when it is considered that they claim
they hardly make living at the present rate
of wages, when fully employed the prospect must
be very disheartening to them. They have the debts
contracted last summer still hanging over them and
their condition must be truly deplorable under the
shortening of the hours of labor
THE IRON GRASP.
Those protesting to be posted in the matter intimate
that Of the companies will coal this season,
and that general suspension of production will take
place about the middle of December. The companies
control the market efiectually and hold
the laborers in such grasp that they
ure upon this with entire mpunity and actually
increase their profits by It, The prospect OF having
idle population of 10 900 % 900 roaming abroad
during the depths of winter not agreeable TO
contemplate, but the fact will stare sternly in the
face if the proposed plans Of the coal combination
fully carried out
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OHIO ELECTION.

REPLY OF MR. THOMPSON, CHAIRMAN OF THE
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
HAMILTON COUNTY RETURNS FOUR REPUBLIC AN
sENTATIvEs.
CINCINNATI, Oct. is, 1875.
John g. Thompson, Chairman Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, requests the publication Of
the following statement
The republican daily press of this State Friday
morning last published despatch signed 81 NJ. Thomp
son, which purported to be in to claimed
have been sent from f. s. Dodd ofToledo to Mr. John
g. Thompson This despatch furnished to the
press by the Republican Executive Committee, and
therefore they responsible for its publication.
unhestatingy say and charge that the Repub-
lican Committee is aware OF the truth thereof that
never sent such despatch and that l am not
aware that such despatch sent by any else,
and If il was that never IL had anything to do
with forwarding 1t. The republican committee has
been guilty Of crime which the laws of this State de-
clare to be felony. If such despatch sent,
then they have perpetrated forgery. II it sent,
there is but way could get into their possession
by theft II either stolen by them they
cessory to the theft before after 1t committed.
They take either horn of the dilemma Fit for
gerry to write a name-and they have written it
caused 1t to be wrtten-then they have been guilty of
forgery. II IL is theft to steal telegram to be
accessory to the stealing of telegram, TO
telegram knowing the same to be stolen, then they
have been guilty Of theft leave the character of the
Wood county frauds, the Republican Committee is
doubt satisfied with them, that county has given
JOHN G. THOMPSON.
RETURNS FROM HAMILTON COUNTY
The official returns OF Hamilton county give the
publicans all of the four State Senators and all tho
ten REPRESENTATIVES
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EAGLE THEATRE.

This theatre was thrown open to the public last night
for the first time and long before the hour announced
for the raising Of the curtain every sold and
the house literally packed. All the boxes were
occupied. Every one was loud in praise of the
beauty and interior decorations of the theatre and the
unanimous verdict appeared to be that it one OF
the handsomcst places Of amusement in the city The
programme was long one, and for first night even
everything passed of without hitch in the
order in which IL set down in the
bill After the Introductory part of the programme
a interude entitled "My Wife and Mother in
Law, was given with good cast and was played
excelenty The manner in which it was put the stage
equal to that OF any theatre in the city Schoocraft
and Goes were exceedingly funny in their sketch
Of the Musical Academy and provoked much hugh.
ter The comic extravaganza of Robinson Crusoe,'
concluded the nights entertainment. The piece was
magnihcently mounted and was well PLAYED.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
THE EUROPEAN CORN TRADE.

THE MARK LANE EXPRESS REVIEWS THE STATE
OF THE MARKETs-EFFECT OF THE LATE
HEAVY RAINs-TRADE INACTIVE.
LONDON, Oct IS, 1875.
The Mark Lane Erpress of to-day, in its regular
weekly review Of the market, has the folowng:-
In consequence Of the recent heavy rains seed time
is much less promising. The dampness has affected
most of the samples Large foreign arrivals have
checked the upward tendency in price, but holders
stu Indisposed TO make any concessions
Trade is therefore, inactive At Paris prices rather
lower while in the provinces Of France wheat is steady
and somewhat dearer. Belgium is unchanged, while
Holland Is frmer, and Germany steady and inactive
Vienna is also inactive; but Odessa is firm. The
ages are Is 3D. higher in consequence Of the late
vance, the bulk Of that sold being fully 3s inferior
price to the previous crop.
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Nrw pAnK rnEArnn. nRooKLYN.

The evcr-varyinr attractions Of tho weekly changing
programme presented at the New Park Theatre has
gained for that cosey place Of amusement strong hold
upon the people Of Brooklyn, and mas won for the
manager Colonel slnn substantial Endorsement Of the
success of his abors in behalf OF the public Last even
Ing very respectable and discriminating audience
repeated applause being frequent The musical
extravacanza .sDiamonds" " we'll set on the stage.
ami the many excellent hits duly appreciated The
invenile prodigies Master Charles and Herbert Cav
orne in their Dutch comicalities, song and dance
really worth witnessing. Big -Four Musketecfs,n by
Iester Allen Smith and Waldron went through
rnanmuvres such General Hardeo General CasaS
never dreamed OF ia their tactics.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON Oct IS, 1875.
THE sEcRETARYsHIP OF THE INTERIOR OF
FERED TO EX-SENATOR cHANDLER-HIs Ac-
cEPTANcE PROBABLE
Ex-senator Chandler, OF Michigan, was offered the
Secretaryship OF the Interior to-day He conferred
with several members OF the Cabinet this afternoon,
but has not yet accepted. few days ago
he said he was not a candidate for the
place and did not want e. as he a candidate for
Senator from Michigan and would be until his death
unless no elected He will probably accept the
Presidents offer.
The republican leaders, while making great ado
over the result in Ohio actually holding
their breath at the cIoseness Of the shave
especially as they know that the school
question had great deal to do in tip
ping the scales the side Of Hayes. Beneath
the cover of their rejoicing they seriously aarmeda
the strength Of the democratic party burdened it
In the Ohio campaign with the imitation heresy. Hence
strong pressure has been brought TO bear on
the President to place the portfolio OF the
interior where II would do the most good, and prom-
nent names from both Ohio and Pennsylvania have
been suggested The action Of the President however,
in rendering the position TO Chandler would to
dcate that he does not share their fears
STEWART 1. wooDFoRD ON THE INITIATION
cRAzE-FEELING OF THE WESTERN PEOPLE
DESPERATE STRUGGLE IN THE FUTURE
PRoPHEsIED.
Eastern people do not know the intensity Of the in
aation craze in the West Stewart L. woodford ex
Lieutenant Governor Of New York, has Just arrived
from his big stumpng tour in Ohio. He
says imitation is by means dead Its friends
are as sincere the Southerners for slavery
and dsumon and they will fight to the bitter
end. The recent election shows thcr strength,
and they win do their best to capture the Ma
tional Democratic Convention and elect an inna-
ton President The hard money democrats about ba-
laaced by the soft money republicans. Notwithstanding
Thurman is for an honest currency he worked for the
election Of his uncle Allen after whom he is named
Mr. Woodord thinks that the great political parties
OF the country will be divided until the finance ques-
ton is settled
a GREAT CHANGE
has taken place since Aliens defeat Two
weeks ago the Western people were mad
Paper money was the cry everywhere
and the more enthusiastic supporters OF Allen seemed
to have lost their senses They somewhat sobered
but are still determined and desperate struggled may
be looked for next year The Governor considers Judge
Kelley perfectly sincere like most of the other imitation
leaders, and this is why there is danger
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENT or SECOND LIEUTENANT

APPOINTMENT or SECOND LIEUTENANTs.
WASHINGTON Oct Is, 1875.
The following appointments Of second licuteuants in
tire army have been made, to date from October IL,
lS75:-John j. Critendon, Second infantry; Andrew
Fitzpatrick, Seventeenth infantry; Edmund Williams,
Sixth infantry; Henry Johnson, Eighth infantry; Ber
nard A. Byrne, Sixth infantry; LOUIS Wilhelm First
infantry; Stephen Y Seyburg, Tenth infantry George
f. Cooke Fifteenth infantry; James ID. Nickerson
Seventeenth infantry; James Ii. Lane Twenty dfth
fantry; Palmer Tilton, Twentieth infantry Alfred D.
Johnson Seventh infantry; William w. Slipman
Eleventh infantry X. 5. X. Loughborough Twenth-
nth infantry; William S. Pstten Twenty fifth infantry
W II. &. Bowen, Fifth infantry Basil n Waters, FIT
teenth infantry; William Van W. Reilly, Tenth cavalry
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A GREAT CHANGE
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON Oct. 1S 1875.
MANSION
The judges and officers OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States, Attorney General Perrepont and Solicit
tor General Phillips this morning called upon the
President in accordance with the usual custom to pay
their respects
THE CIGAR BOX QUESTION IN
sTRUCTIoNs FROM THE COMMISSIONER
The Attorney General having decided that the law
does not permit the Of cigar box into which the
marks required by law have not been burned with
branding iron the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
will instruct officers Of the bureau not to seize cigars
packed in either paper tin boxes for the present
where they may be satisfied that tax has been paid
He will recommend to Congress in his annual report
the modification Of the law permit the use OF
such boxes.
FIGHT BETWEEN THE sHosHoNEs AND ARAPA-
HOES IN WYOMING.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs to-day received
telegram from James IRWIN, Indian Agent at Green
River Wyoming, dated the 10th inst saying that the
Shoshones have had battle with the Arapahoes and
whipped them.
ATTACHMENT OF PRISONERS BEFORE THE
CRIMINAL COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
ottman, Halleck and Brown, charged with completely
in the $4,000 robbery the Treasury Department in
June last, and Fisher, Green, Evans and Leighton.
charged with conspiracy the release Of Snyder
who in Jail for robbng Perrys store were brought
before the Criminal Court to-day. After argument BY
counsel their arragnment postponed until Saturday
next
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
WOODS MUSEUM.

liberal bill interpreted for the patrons OF
Woods Museum last evening Two thrceact plays
were presented, in both of which Miss Kate Fisher
with her horse Wonder, appears. The first Of these
Dramas entitled putnam, the Iron Son of 1776 " is
Revolutionary sketch, aboundng in stirring Incl
dents of love and war The performance which
brought the evenings entertainment TO close was that
other familiar military spectacle, "The French Spy !"
The lady supported In both performances by the
chief favores of the regular company including Miss
Louise Sylvester, Miss Nellie Sandord Miss Kate Hal
pm Mr.. A. H. Sheldon and Mr. Harry Cotton This
programme viii only be rendered during the first half
OF the week other novelties being in for the re-
mining nights
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A DESPERATE FIGHT.

TWO MEN KILLED AND A THIRD WOUNDED RY
A coNsrABLR-A LIVELY PLACE FOR FREE
FIGHTERS
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Is, 1878
AT Sparta on Saturday last a constable named Mon
Hudson attempted to arrest boisterous drunken
man named Jonathan Padgett. Padgett resisted and
drew a knife on the officer who drew his revolver and
shot him dead Sewer Ivans coming TO the defence Of
Padgett Hudson shot him also through the abdomen
inficting a fatal wound D. G. Lowery next attacked
Hudson, and was wounded in the hand by the latter.
The fight reported TO have been very desperate and
the men killed had SO many relations In town that the
constable had TO nee Mr. Hudson acted purely In self
defence Tho men killed In the vicinity OF Sparta in
personal encounters average every six months.
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ACCIDENT ON A LIGHTSHIP.

THE CAPTAIN OF THE VESSEL SERIOUSLY IN
JURED.
NEWPORT, X. l., Oct. IS, 1875
The revenue cutter Samuel Dexter Captain Carson
arrived this evening from cruise and reports that
Captain w. H. Dome, of the Vineyard Sound Lightship
met with serious accident this morning while en-.
gagged in slowing away the chain. large chain hook
in the hands of one of the slipped and struck him
across the face having the effect of closing both eyes,
making a deep cash one Of them. The cutter
went alongside to take telegram TO summon the mate
who away leave Of absence, and rendered other
required assistance The captain refused to be taken
nn I,ratl rnIlnund
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
PRISON REFORM,

AT mooting OF tho Commissioners Of Charities and
Correction held yesterday the following resolutions
were passed.
Resolved Thd tho Wardcns Of tho penitenarr and Work
house Biacxwe Island DC instructed classify
possible the prisoners committed their charge aud
allow the and old offenders be associated either
work in the prison on the grounds
Mr.. George Kelloch The Superintendent Of the Out
door Poor Is instructed not to send any children Of
sound mind ot three years 81 age and 70 Randas
Island f they ca be placed any other charitable I'M
sttution Also classify all that there 70
age, and mental condition forthwith, and report
tl'aroon soon as practicable
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
SPAIN.

THE CARLIsTs IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
THEIR NUBBERS-GLooMY PROSPECT.
MADRID, Oct 1S 1875.
Tho following news is oflcial-
There are only 1000 Carliss in Catalonia 1t is
pected that these about TO submit the govern
ment attempt to make their way into France. The
government holds all the towns in the neighborhood
GENERAL QUEsADA IN COMMAND OF THE NORTH
ERN ARMY-sAGAsTA IN MADRID.
MADRID, Oct Is, 1876.
General Quesada has arrived at yittora and resumed
command of the Northern army.
Notice has been given that foreign vessels entering
Spanish ports will be heavily fined unless their papers
are properly countersigned by Spanish Consuls.
Senior Sagasta has arrived at Madrid
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ENGLISH orERA-'s11 rRovAroRr. !"

Vcrdi's delightful opera was produced at Booth s
last evening by the Kellogg English Opera Company
The audience large, but to those
present the performance throughout was re-
plete with interest Miss Kellogg did not
appear, the role ocs Leonora being assumed by
Nine Van Zandt Although Nine. Van Zandt as
Leonora, may be said to have exceeded tho expecta
tions of her friends yet the role difficult as is requires
much greater force and volume than she appeared able
10 command. TO Mrs Seguin in her character of
Azucona the success OF last nights performance
should be largely credited. Mrs Seguin has to
a great extent discovered and expounds tho
spirit Of the author. Mr. Carleton did not
appear to advantage the Count De Luna il being
necessary for the management ask indulgence from
the audience in his behalf Mr.. Castle Manrico met
with fair success. Although there were many little
defects perceptibe in the hasty reproduction OF this
OPERA yet as whole it was a charming performance
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GUIBORD'S REMAINS.

A NEW DEPARTURE OF BISHOP BoURGET-HE
COMMANDS OBEDIENCE no THE PRIvY CoUE-
Gil oRDER-HE WILL CURSE THE GROUND
AFTER THE BURIAL.
MONTREAL, Canada Oct Is, 1875.
Yesterday aonstoral letter from Bishop Bourget was
read IN oil the Catholic churches again warning the peo-
pie not to interfere with the burial of Gubords re-
mains, and advising them TO keep aoof from the cero
mony The letter states that the ground will be cursed
from tno moment Guibord's remains are deposited
and Il 10 bp obovoh ~ y "edu'SAs~" -
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A coLoRED woMANs FURY.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct IS 1875.
special from St. Gencvieve, Mo-, says Joseph
Grimes, a white man, went into the house of a negro
woman, known as "Bad Anne" last evening and,
being somewhat intoxicated, went to sleep one or
her beds The woman was absent at the time and on
her attempted to Crimes but failing, She
got into terrible rage went into the back yard and
procured a heavy hoe, with which she returned aud
struck the sleeping a blow the head which split
his skull wide open, killing him instantly
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
THE CANAL BOARD.

ALBANY, Oct Is, 1875
The Canal Board met this afternoon to take up the
cases Of Yates and Babcock but adjourned, owing to
the unavoidable absence Of several members Prior to
sdourning petition was received from Daniel Candee
asking that three several contracts at locks No 81 and
82 held by him. be cancelled which referred to the
committee having such matters In charge
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
THEATRE cnMInrrr

The three rife teams have returned to the Comique
to the manifest delight Of the crowds who witness them
Cool Burgess appears this week, together with Barney
and Hickey, John Allen Minnie Archer, Larry Tooley
and Nelly ST. John The local drama Of tOd Fidellty''
concludes the performance
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Gu BA.

THE DRAFT OF CAVALRY HORSES ABOLISHED
HEAVY TAX SUBSTITUTED IN IT'S STEAD.
HAVANA Oct, Is, 1876
Tho draft Of cavalry horses for the of the army
has been abolished and tax.of $40 for every horse
that would have been drafted has been instituted in its
stead
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A M U S E NJ E Mt S.
vow BULow IN BOSTON.

'SN bULOW IN BOSTON.
Bosros Oct 49, 1875
mans Won Bulow made his drst appearance in
Auer'ca last night at the Boston Music Hall The
was large aud enthusiastic At
SH' oo'ocK small orchestra composed of
'o0'N musicians, commenced one or the .Ieonoran
oVertures OF Beethoven. AT the conclusion OF
1his work wry little man, more French than t;erman
IA appearance and in his quick restless manner
covered with orders and decorations and bownnr TO an
apphuding audience, forward and took his
seat at the grand piano. 1t was the star
that every one came to see-von Buow He
selected for his first piece tho most difficult perhaps
OF Beethoven's piano works the concerto in Il Aat
Many a pianist has been wrecked upon L. although
nearly all attempt IT, It's eyer-varyng measures un
looked for episodes bold moduations peculiar hythms
and arebesque passages surrounding each noble theme
like somo fountain Of glittering spray a beautiful
statue; demanding Of its interpreter a spark Of the
Divine fire that called 1t into existence.
Won Bulow iabored under disadvantage OF
being associated with orchestra entirely untitled for
such task There were but five first yions four
second volins three volas two ceos and three
to represent the strngs-about half the number
that should have been here-and the instruments
were occasionally out of tune and time. The con
ductor, Carl Bergmann could do but lnle with such
materials
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IRELAND.

A CONSERVATIVE ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT FOR
ARMAGH.
LONDON, Oct. 1S 1875.
Captain George Beresford, the of the Archbishop
Of Armagh, conservative, to-day elected to the
House of Commons for Armagh, Ireland, to Gil the
vacancy caused by the death Of Mr. John Vance.
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OBITUARY.
HAYWOOD v. oLYPHANT.

Harwood Y. oyphant, Assistant President or the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, died yesterday
in London, aged twenty eight years Mr. olyphant
was the eldest son Of Robert NJ Oyphant
lately tho head OF the large tea house
Of Olyphant Co. oi China He graduated from the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic School ut Troy Two years ago
he became Assistant President OF the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company Of which his late uncle, George
Talbot 0lyphant, was ior many years President
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THE WOOD COUNTY VOTE.

TOLEDO Ohio, Oct. is, 1875.
The Commercial has information that the Wood
County Canvassing Bod decided Saturday to throw
out the Perrysburg vote, in which case Brown and
Swami. republicans, would be elected Senator's and
Hayes majority in the county would bo 729 instead
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