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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-10
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-10

"Thc editor has incorporated some notes
and other material LETT by the author. has
made multitude of minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added some
notes OF his own. The work, therefore, IS
rendered doubly fresh and yaluablr."-
BDStOH journal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-10

The Life of Benjamine Franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited from oilg
inal manuscripts, and from his prlnted
CORES pondence and other writings. by
Hon. John Rigelow. Three vols. Crown
SvO. Per vol.:-EXtra cloth, $3.50 Ii
brary 1870: half calf, gilt, $3.50.
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Berks county about G:pO Democr ltic maj 1rity
Democratic gain, lOll.
Harrisburg CITY gIv's JIartrIntt SO ajOrity,
Republic u gain Of oN'I no.
Che ter CITY. Chester county, gives Ilartrdnft
40 majority, a gain Of lgi.
Snyder county is estimated mt about t01 ma
joiily for ilaftranft; "A Ncpubli an gain of -.
PIKE county Democratic majority, 80; Dem
Schuylkill county gives Pershing 1890 ma
touty Democratic gain of 2g.
Montour county gives PershlnR 30 majority;
a Democratic loss ~ 10
Licr.-rne gains thr, oh the State are rather
H. vOr Of the Democrat. and the indicnti, i,ns
are that llartramfts majority In This city will he
can mn iaritv i'm the ST te will probably be less
than Ij.OOO Piuliet runs ahead OF Pershing In
this ca " and behind, generally, ia the country.
Clinton county gives about 40 majority for
IcrHhiug; Democratic lOss Of -.
The DemOcr tie III jority In Bedford county Is
about 25O; Dcmocratic loss of ~
u AdamS county gSseeS Pershing 90 mniority-a
Delw r. county gives Hariranft 1870 major
uy leDubli an gam Of its
B"cks county gives Pershing 800 majority,
loss of II.
sYQ,k county gives Pershne 5000 majority.
Drm, ,.d,ic loss uf -.
Scranton CITY complete gives nnrtranft no
majority.a gam 4 5i9 ov,r Lttn's vote last year.
lu1etne county pullel light vote. The largest
Republican gins were made iu the city Of
Scrnton. The Demucra ic majority On the
The Republic ins claim the election of part Of
their county ticket.
Cumberland county gives Pcrshine 800 mejori-
~ "a In of 100
Columpia county gives l,sO0 Democratic ina
jufity, loss " ,2.
Lebanon county gives Ilartranft 100 majori-
ty a gain Of liz.
su quchauna county gives Hartranft 7OO ma
10 tty, Republican gain of IL.
Centre county gives Pershing l,4OO JUrty, a
Democratic gam OF iB.
HUNTINGTON county gives Pershing about 800
majority, a Democratic gain of a5l.
Milkesblrre gives Hartranft II majority, a
Democratic gain Of 100. Luzclne will give from
1850 To 700 Dcmocr tic majority.
Nofthumberl nd county gives Pcrshing about
3Ol m Jorty, "A gain Of IA.
Blair county gives "a Republican majority Of
7Ol, gain of SB.
Fun returns from all the Wards OF Philadel-
plia give li.riranit fur Governor a plurality uf
ll32. The Pro- tuitton ticket pnlled Isl votes.
he KenuDMeams elecl thNIr emlIre county licket.
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WESTCHENTER COUNTY.
Il RObcrtson Probably Elected 10 the senate
Judge Thppen'a Vote.

The election in Westchester county was
conducted in comparative quietnoss. A fun vote
WAS cast and ON the state ticket the Democrats
claim amaJority ofl,0O There beng no opposing
candidate Tor County Treasurer, Mr. Geo. w.
DaVids, the Democratic candidate, polod a
large vote. and has probably increased the ma
1 rty OF the rest OF the county ticket ON the
Judiciary ticket judge Tappen ran well in the
cas- eTn ana southern towns, ana his opponent,
j. o. DyknHn, pulled large vote m the nurth-
western ana nOrtherlY towns OF the twenty
four town, In the county, ton OF them VIII pos
siblY give a,majOritN for Dikman, ana the others
a mai ritz for lappcn.
Tue greatest interest was centred In the SenA-
tOTial ticket. Fourteen towns have prObably
chsta mailrity for Robertson. nd the ten north
erly tOwus "A majority for stephen ;. Marshall.
the Democratic candidate. Tho majority Tor
Robertson in the lower districts viii, II Is
claimed, more than OOunterbalanCe any majoT-
ity Marshall may get Ia Huokland and Putnam
counties,
The vote for Assemblymen In the Second and
Third Districts Will result about tho same Us last
election. Gen. James w. Hustled, the Repubh-
can candidate in tho Third District, IL uEdOubt-
edly elected. In the Second District, tho vote
was a fuIl one. Tho Hon. Cherries M- Schienelin.
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GRston Defeated by About 5000 Plurality
The Legislature Republican.

SrRINGFIELD, Nov. 2.-The two-thrds of
the state already heard from indicate very
hight vote, probably not exceeding $500. OF
that total Rice Qtep) will have 1000; Castor
Dem.l, Gj,OO0; and the remaining E,OOO will be
divided among Baker Prohibitory). Phillips
labor Retorml, and c. +. Adams Qnde pendent.
The Republican gains 10 Boston and Springfield
alone wipe out Gaston's majority in the State
last year. At the lowest possible estimate Rice
has 5Oc0 plurality. and tho Republicans are
claiming 1000. The rest Of the Republican
state ticket Is elected by about 2,0l0 plurality.
Both branches OF the Legislature are strongly
Republican.
The Democrats lose In Massachusetts, this year
just about what they gained last on the prchi-
bition issue. Mr. Rice Is elected Governor by
about the same plurality over Mr.. GAston that
Gaston had last year over IalbOt-that Is some
700 The vote Il much smaller than last year,
and much less than one-half OF the whole voting
population. The Legislature Is about two-thirds
Republican, as last year. The election has no
special significance whatever. both parties oc-
cupying the same grounds on both national aud
State questions.
BosToN, Nov. 2-s: 30 p. M.-One hun
dred and nlnety-one towns In Massachusetts
give Rice (RepJ for Governor, l695s Castor
Oem), &lB; Baker Prohibitonlstl, lS0
Phillips, lH} Adams, L. 1872 The total vote OF Hos
ton this year for Rice IA l3.lOO, and for Castor
l3.l36. The vote last year for CASTOR was 1883
ton alone. The present indications point to
Rice's election A heavy falling on In the vote
is noticeable. The election Of Crapo (Rep) for
Congress In the First District over Davis Dem
~. Gastons majority there last year was 70.
The vote OF the cities is follows
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IIRGINTI.
The Result Of the Election for Members OF
the Legislature.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 2.-Fowlc and Smp-
son, Conservatives. are elected to the House Of
Delegates by about 80 majority. In Loudoun
Matthews and Carter, Conservatives, are elected.
Sinclair aud ClauRhton, Conservatives. for the
senate. arc elected In the first District over
Mckenzie and Gray, Independent. MchmOnd
has elected the Cun-etVitiNc Ticket by GDO ma
iurty.
Lnier.-Full returns from Richmond have
changed the aspect uf aif irs. Cen Bradley
johnson, for - g. Senator against whom the
lndenendents made their greatest effort, has
majority Ia the cliy Of 80. lictuins from the
County greatly reduce his m ijority IN the dis
tricts. but his election Is certain 10y majority
of over 2D1. The two other Cunservativ, Tor the
Scnate-Iaun and oriham-are reelected
yo much llrgcr majority The returns
from 81 precincts, in siN different counties,
show an incre ised majority for the Con-
servatiNes, whose gains, IN many cises, are
large. The Republicans show small gains In a
few instances. Il II impossible To estimate the
extent Of this independent movement, outside
OF this district, a. The return. are meagte
The Conservatives carry the city Of Lynch
burg 10y small majority, showing "A gam Of
over 100 since last year, when the Republicans
carried the city.
The city OF Norfolk elects ali Conservatives,
there being no opposition.
The Republica In Norfolk county will prob
ably elect j. ID. Brady to the Senate, and Can
non, negro. u the House.
Portsmouth elects Conservative to the
IA HOu-e
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TlNNNY DEFEATED.
A Crushing Overthrow Of the
0nc'Nlan Power
EaCKETT AND PHELPS ELECTED.
Morrissey Defeats Fox by a
Large Majority.
NEW YORK STATE REPUBLICAN.
Boss Mclaughlin Badly Beaten
in Brooklyn City.
MiBlLiND MD MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC.
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, and New
Jersey Republican.
Gw YORK STATE REPUBLICAN.
Boss Mclaughlin Badly Beaten
in Brooklyn City.
iRlLiyD iyD MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC.
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, and New
Jersey Republican.

Inst fall he six States Of New York,
Massachusetts,, Penusylv Maryland,
Wisconsin, and Minnesota all went
Democratic except the last-named.
The net Democratic majority I'm those
States was sixty-nine thousand. Nester-
day they voted for State officers; all Of
them olcctlng Governors excepting New
York. The returns thus far received in
dicatc that the net Republican majority
in those six States, gwen ycstcr-
day, was about forty thousand. This
undoubtedly Is very serious reverse for
the Democrats. While the country
is contemplating this change OF pub
lie opinion. the Republicans Will
do VIII to bear in mind that
in every one OF those six States ~
which they have now been successful
Their state Conventions oi tins year. VIII ch
put IN nomination their ,p-ctve tickets,
all passed resolutions ~ favor OF
administrative reform, and n-amst
third term OF GltASr. Their decla-
ratons on this latter subject were
exploit and emphatic. The cleo
tions of last year, in which the Demo-
Gratis won such great victories, were "A
verdict against Grantism. The elections
yesterday, wherein the Republicans have
achieved such extraordinary triumphs, are
most uumistakable judgment against
any more of Grant himself.
The detailed returns below will be found
full Of instruction.
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10 =. NAT towns give Rice Qiep) 75,lll
CASTOR, 50, ,T76 Baker, 7,;eD. A special despatch
from New Bedford places Grapes dtepJ ma
jorltV at 1000.
The Legislature Is more strongly Republican
than last year, according to the corrected
Journal returns. Rice carries Boston by Is
votes.
II r. M-The Oflcial returns for the city Of
Boston correct the former bgures gwen, and are
as follows; Rice, l3, l64 q ston, l2,lis. In this
city the Republicans elect ~ Representatives aud
4Senators; the Democrats elect 10 hepresenta-
tiYes and 4 Senator's
MidHiWt Complete returns from 322
6jlsi, Gaston 77,347, Baker sgui, and scattering
3A. kce's plurality is 4Sl5, Inese figures Will
be but slightly varied.
The Republicans elect all the Councillors and
thirty one Senators. The Democrats elect eight
senators. one Sen ftorlal district Is douOtiul.
The Republicans gam heaNilN in NruiesentI-
tlNes, but the iiguTos are not yet 10 ted
ttapo dtrp) for CONGRESS from the First Dis
triot Is elected 10y over 1000 mhjOnty.
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KINGS COUNTY.
Ring Politicians Permitted TO Retire TO Pri
yate Iifc.

vate Life.
The registration in Brooklyn was about
5.VDlar-tr I'll. n it-t year. aud very tui vote
was pollei. Tie Judiciary vote inclined largely
to Dykman at midnight. but later results were
expected to give lappcn tae larger vote. All
bat three city wards had been heard from at
midnight. These gave mai )rty uf 407 votes
TO the Democratic state ticket.
Ar. Schroeder Is probably elected VI yOr by
"A small majority, and Albert Dagsett for
Slenr. although complete returns may give
both uilice, 10 " Boss " Mclaughlin. Mr. VIM.
richardson Is BADLY beaten Tor senator in the
second District and Jacobs ptoba lly elected IN
the second The Democratic Aldermen and
AssemblVmen seem to De In the majority. The
contest is so close for the Offce OF Supervisor at
Large that a reasonable co j-cture could not tie
MADE at midnight. At Republican headquar-
tcrs II was Joy usiY asserted that mes Howell,
Jr., the corrupt Ring politician, mad been sent
back to private hfe.
'fhe Rev. Henry Ward Beecher voted at noon
IN Montague street, where " Billy Fowler aud
" III. c. Dewitt were watching the polls, aud as
he passed the Ring beauties he smiled.
Latet-Schroeder Is elected Mayor by small
majority. and Albert Daggett is elected Shenn
by about l,5JO majority. Jacob worth Is de
feAted for the Assel bly, by about 10 votes. A.
\. Higgins, JOhnathOn Ogden, ana william
J. Cropsey, Republicans, are elected 10 tho As
sembly.
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MIC HIG4N.
Municipal Election in Detroit.

DETROIT, Nov. 2-The municipal cleo
tion to- day absorbed greater degree - interest
than any previously known. Good order pre-
vailed generally, and very large vote was
polled. The contest for Mayor was on the Mum
day liquor question. Alexander Lewis was tue
regular Democratic nominee and was also at the
head OF the law aud order ticket, as against w.
G. Thompson, nominee OF the Republican Con-
vention.
The result Is a decided victory for the former
AT this time Lews's majority is estimated AT
consi erably over 1000.
Returns from thirteen OF the nineteen pre-
cincts Indicate Lewis's election by aboul l.5O0
majority. The Republicans claim TO have ma
jority in the next Council, and also clam that
they have elected most Of their city tcketi but
no dennte figures have yet been obtained.
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TLfE CITT.

The whole Anii-1nmmany Ticker Elected
hlOrrissey'- Lnrge Mnjoriiy.
The fun anti-Iammany city and county
ticket is elected by large majority John MGR
rssey has won the Senatorship over John Fox
by about 4,OO Recorder John X. llackett and
District Attorney benjamin X. Phelps are both
reelected.
In thirteen Assembly Districts Recorder
Hackctts majority is 1900, and District At
tornoy Phelpss 10000.
The Anti lammany nominees for the minor
offices are all elected by similar majoritles.
1t IA DrObabe-as we go 10 press-thAt hr.
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Democrntic MINORITY OF from 5000 to
10000 The kr-ult IN baltimore.

BALTIMORE Nov :. To-days election
h been one II the mos. exciting ever held IN
liiuore city, and throughout tho Day frequent
cnllstons have occurred between the adh,ronts
Of the two parties 80 lar a. known, non. have
been followed 0y fat j results. The returns from
the city indicate that MIR. Carroll (DemJ, for
Governor. has carried baltimore by about 1900.
The Democrats also carry their entire city aud
legislative tickets. At the municipal election
on Wednesday OF last week Mr.. Latrooe, Demo-
Crat, carried the city by about 2,0O0 majority
only. The returns tfOm the State are very
meagre, but indicate a m9Jnrity, inclusive Of
this city. Of from 500 t. lOO1 for MIR. & rroll.
The Democrats are claiming 50 members OF the
House of Delegates out Of 81. the adhcrcnts to
the party are exceedingly jul liant Tonight. The
last general State election WAS at the Greeley
camp.ign, when Grant was beaten bN 80 votes
only. Heavy Democratic gains are indicated
throughout the state.
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HINCONNIN.
Republican Gains in wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 2.-The total
vote for Governor in this city gives Ludineton
(RepO 5,Os9, Taylor Dem) $3.50. In the city and
sixty towns Ludngton's majority is 5SI-Repub-
lican gain p,Bb Ludington and the balance Of
the Republican State ticket are undoubtedly
elected.
The returns from the city and eghty-hye
towns give Taylor ~ majority kepublican gain
1901
OF AO towns heard from the returns give
Ludington 40 majoritv. Republican gain -
l0,S2 Ludiugton Ia probably elected uy from
300 To 5,On, bat the balance OF the Kcpublic can
ticket Is N gr5at duuht.
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The followng-named men Injured by the ex-
plosion At Bonnd Broog Y. j.. on Monday takea
to ST. Mlchaei's Hospital Newark James I Hardy.
Patrick McGee, James McCarty Michael Sperrtt. Mar
tin hessen, Patrick Hughes, and rhoma' Ca,ey. Thcy
are all nkey to recover except McGre, VINO both
ms Thighs brOken and hl- arms anu dfcadfuly
scalded Witnesses have been summoned 20 attend the
CVrOner'b inquest TO morrow At 10 A. NJ
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The Returns from the senate and Assembl =
Districts.
In the Second Assembly District Of
Washington county. Mr H. q. Bureieh dleu. b.,
elected 70 the Assembly over l.. Davis Deml
hopuhur'u gain, The district will probably
g.ye .b,ut 100 and the county 100 Republican
majority.
brntt Carpenter Hcrl for Senator, Twelfth
DruDt, ha- atu.lpr.tS of rom 700 to $3.50 In
bltchr county, aud cntrcs the district by
about jpo. fouguhecr,ie gives Carpenter
about l"VI majority. Wcpu dicpJ, second As
''mhly D-tuct 4 Duichoss, b. elected by from
- 90 jD'na Jonty.
h'dnrY 4. Ford DemJ is elected to the A.
aembh ia HroOme county, The county Will
PROBABLY give about 800 Republican majority
Ne"bur-h city compl te gives the iepubican
u ket I'D uaioritv IT. JOan GemJ, Tor the
H'nate, i'a' - majority. iulae tDemJ, for tho
A,seWhl} mas ~ majority.
~ lio' the Democratic vote flls on slightly
.n ait iaal wear. Coleman QtopD is probably
~ o'I3 u Drm Is elected t. the Assembly from
"p Fuat lIi,'Hct vi Rensselaer, county.
en'n,ut ,ut f't Assembly District OF Column la
Gssai Gaai 1' pe" II. Power Qtep is elected 10 III
pn1Iiia,np ne county will y Obably give a tie
~.1u naIHltl ~ from three 10 i've hunureu.
'uA''Oi ColS IhopJ In tho Twenty ninth Dls-
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MISSISSIPPI.
An OvorwheIming Democratic Victory Gov.
Ames Rebuked.

MEMPHIS, Nov. Gen. j. u. George.
Chairman Democratic State Executive Commit
tee at Jackson, Miss, tslegraphs to the Appeal:
sweeping Democratic victory. We nave carried
every doubtful county.
JACKSON, Nov. 2.-The election passed on very
peaceAbly. No disturbance Is reported at any
polnt.
The Republican Executive Committee closed
their headquarters at sundown and save up tho
contest.
Returns indicate the Democrats carry tho
State by 1000 majority. They have a decided
majority In both Houses and elect four Con-
gressmen, perhaps the entire delegation,
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Joseph Autenreith, the dead animal con-
tractor. who preferred the accusations Of bribery
against Police Commissioners Msrnus and EdmondsOn
Of Jersey city Was arrsned before Justice Reese
terday on warrant procured by the Commls.oner
charging Auenrclth with ilhtl. Mlcha Lippman, HhO
Auttnrcith declares received the money to give thu
Commissioners TO innurnce tnelr vote, AcKnOwicdg
taking the money, but denied giving of II 10 tue
IAalu
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NEW JHR>EY.

vigilance committee hls been formed In
BcutNillc 60 put stop O. nulE arcs.
woman named Ni,choll died Of starvation
on Muuday Ai ~ OliNt str rt F,trr- ~.
Jacob Kohl ~ Clinton and Pi,sade avenues,
Union M Nas crushed by the failug o. cmDank.
mcnt yesleriai,
MIR q. Nanderhayen, Of tho Passac Hcrnh
has hccn hunurAtly acquitted OF the charges nade
ug,inst him BY Miss Amanda Foster.
Druggists say hat tho sale of DiGk'a TaAtaleAs
Medicines Increasing rapidly .-AdH
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PENNSILT.tNII.
The suite Carried by the Republicans by
About 10000 Majority.

About 10000 Majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-1he city will
give from 1900 10 l7OO0, ana the state, from
present indications, over MOOO Republican ma
jority. In all the localities where imitation was
said to be popular the Republcars make heavy
gains.
Tho election passed. over very quietly to-
day. what disturbances did take place were OF
minor character.
Inunlcldl rotutns received from twenty-slx
wards Of the city give ilmtrnnft a m 1iorty Of
2hA. he Ave remaining wards 10 he heard
from are Republican, and IT j. estimated that
HartTanft VIII have at leap. lb,OOO majority in
the city.
Lyoomn9 county, estimated, gives a Demo-
cratic majority Of l.JcJ, "a Democratic gain of W.
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FALL RIVER, Nov. 2.-MassasOit mill WAS en-
tirely destroyed by nre to.ngnt. NJ. I. Bennett. Jr
Co.'S coal shed adjoining we're partially destroyed.
Flying embers set nre to a numoer OF hOufes ia Geo.
trs street. aud the roof OF the POcAsset mills Or
several places Engines were Transferred u IN
mil ana soon cXingulshed the him =. II Is believed
the GAngcr whlch at Ogc tine threat nci the whole
city has passed. The loss Is estimated a. 10000
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Inausura,ing a New Legal system.

LONDON, Nov. Notwithstanding the
regular Michaelmas Term has been abolished,
Lord Cairns the Lord Chancellor extended the
customary reception to the Judges at his man
sion today. They afterward proceeded In pro-
cession to Westminster Hall to inauR urate the
new Michaelmas sittings under the Judicature
act. The Lord Chancellor and Lord Justices
will act as the Cour, Of Appeal great crowd
OF people assembled at and about Westminster
Hall 10 witness tue inauguration OF the new
legal
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MINNI'NOTI.
Us die ncpublIcnn TIckct.

Minnesota Elects the Republican Ticket.
ST, PAUL Mimi, Nov. 2.-Scnttcrng re-
turns up topP NJ. indicate tine election of the
VIII lie Republican State tickct, with the pn-si-
bic exception ui Irr. 7urrr by maIurliiea rang
Ing from iOOl To- N,WO. 40 returns from any uf
the large towns are Vet In.
Later returns from various ports Of the state
do not change prf viOus estimates, bur do not
give "a basis for close calculation. Tue Repuhli-
can state ticket i7 undoubtedly lc'tcd WI h the
exception of Stte Flca-l lrcr. Ibis T. uncer-
tln Rrpuhhrans do not clam over 5,tOl ma
rlty. II II impossible 10 mako a close csti-
mate of the Legislature, nut It will be largely
Nopubiican
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and nine townships show the following Huck.
1874; Hessing, $3.50; kceley, 39Je. Hucks
plur ,litV. 3.S3.
lll5 p. W. M-Scventv- Four precincts rive IIuck
lp,7E; keeley 5,Vsl and liesing. l6,lS1. The
OBJ iositiou claim that the country towns Will
give iie-ing nearly a solid vote, and hope 10y
this aud t. overcome the city majority for Iluck,
which seems inevitable now.
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Rornl YIsiior. TO ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-rhe King aud Queen
OF Denmark, and their daughter, the Princess
Thyra, accompanied by Prince John OF Schles-
wig III Holstein SondeTburg GlucksbOrg. arrived
In England to-day. The royal party we're met
at Dover by the Princess Of Wales and suite,
and escorted To London. Tho distinguished
visitors will remain until December.
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~ OIS.


Bos- IIessng Beaten in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. In the election To-day
for county officers, q out Of K, precrcts In TINS
city Give s,V9s vote, for llurk, Republican; 6sl8
i9r liessing, the opposition candidate; and
2'sl for keCley, Independent democrat,
Later returns from forty precincts In this city
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THE OLD WORLD,s NEWS.
The Trial Of the As-assins Of the Democratic
Editor In Rome.

Editor In Rome.
ROME, Nov. THE trial il proceeding
in this city Of Giuseppe Luciani, Michele Ar
NATL Luigi Moreli Cornelio Farlna, Pho trez-
"a, and Salvatore Scarpetti, charged with being
concerned in the murder OF Raraele Sonzogno,
editor and joint proprietor OF the ultra Demo-
cratic journal La Cdpitde. he assassinatip n
was attributed to the clerical party. The Post
tanning the trial proceedings. The trial mas ap-
parentlv developed the fact that the murder was
committed by Frezza, though the evidence Is
belieyed TO be sufficient to convict Luciani, at
one time thoughtt 10 be the real instigator Of the
crime.
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The Prospect Avenue Presbyterian Society OF
Jersey Cuy has elected Elder william Bl,kelr ana e
der q. r. Howell trustees. The Rev. John s. Genden-
ming took part In election he has virtually re-.
tlr from It's cuuncils Mr HoWcl was elected ~ an
opponent OF MIR. Glen nIenuing. G. G. Jewel hEs &C.
crpted the office OF SUPERINTENDENT OF the Sunday
School, made vacant w tne Tt,ignAtOn VI Horace