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The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
FIRST EDITION
.U,oed DefaJcatiOn.

o,s,5acv Charged IN the accounts
: Dig Wr. o. Moore, k.r-Super'"te'dent
If City Hospital.
Lin Farrell, ESQ. chairman of the
NJ Aatt trtouncil Hospital Committee, in
|iy ov that he has discovered q de.
tOins ncv W of slsO.76 in the accounts of
EGen'6 G 3 Moore, late superintendent
VI SNIF Farrell discovered the deticien-
~, u Going over Mr.. Moore's accounts
u ntssfslcation consisted of failure
DC s,,u into the city treasury. certain
70 wv ,u,r received by the Superintendent
|nOD,J % ,SJoard of several inmates of the
M ;,sl S including Mr.. Edwards. Mr..
|sespid aids and several sailors sent by
|SelS,.ctor Nolen, amounting in all to
%,M ). an offset to this, the City Council
~ y, under advisement, Mr.. Moore's
leus q iOr s13O. This bill was sent in
sI% weeks ago, but Mr.. Farrell
s%d sS.,d paymen. TO be deferred, until
%.mined the Hospital books. This
r.nination resulted in the disclosures
Lated above, and the bill of course,
W riiv w Council will probably take
,,io1 Sos in the matter Thursday night.
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The Pittsburg Commercial gives the
following summary of the iron busi-
meas in that neighborhood: "The
Ormby furnace blew in last Thursday
and is doing good business. The
Valley furnace, at Sharon is making
about thirty tons day of good Besse-
ner iron. The Keel Ridge furnace, at
sharon, is also making good yield of
good iron. The rolling mill connected
is going along steadily and working up
TO the average. Wheatland is perfectly
dead. In West Middlesex the furnaces
are being repaired, but there is no
sign of the mill difficulties being
settled. The Greenville rolling mill
has commenced running double turn.
The company intend to build three or
four additional furnaces in their mill. -
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ROARD OF TRADE.
,,er,AR MEETlNG-THE ASSESSMENTS
REDUCED.

,,erLAR NEETlNG-THE ASSESSMENTS
REDUCED.
The Board of Trade met at 8 o'clock
st evening, PresidentHen Menden-
ssll in the chair.
The Finance Committee reported
MS amounting to $265, and only $125
10 nay them with.
Is. measure for increasing the
-syepues of the Board, 1t was sugges.
I'd by Mr.. James Bradford, and
.dopted on motion of MIR. H. M. Jenk,
ms 10 reduce the annual assessments
t,Ou $50 to $40 for corporations, and
l-ou $40 to IS for individual members
Tn, tax laid by the National Board
Il Trade, amounting to SAL As, wal
/ 3i-ectedtO be paid as soon as conven
ert
Mr. Bndford moved that the Presi
lent be authorized to notify the mana
ger Of the Masonic Hall, that The
BOsrd of Trade would vacate the
OOm the 25th ofMarch next. Adopted
A paper from the Merchants Ex
cpsnge was mentioned, but at The
rsQuest of many of the members pres
ttt il was not read.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
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THE BUILDING RECORD.

EECoRD DURING THE MONTH OF ocro-
BER.
During the month of October build
lg lines were surveyed by the Survey.
NJ Department, as follows
Patrick Keenan,, one house n. Z.
oner Union street and Pennsylvania
Nenue.
EcCloskey d McMenamin, six houses
athe s. W. corner of Taylor and Pine
steets.
Patrick MCCARTHY, one house north
lde Of Front street, between Jefferson
I'd Madison.
Vim. Valentine, one house south eide
d Pleasant street, between Jackson
md Van Buren,.
Mark Mcdonald, one house north
sde Of Second street, between Adams
md Jackson.
Michael Sterling, one house ON west
4de vi Buttonwood street, between 7th
md sth.
Jacob P. Herdman, one house OH
vest side of Justison street, south of
'front.'.
Total, l2; total for October, 1874,
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THIRD EDITION
ELECTIONS !
HI.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov, 2,-Democratic
leaders up to $50 P. NJ, from scatter
ing returns, claim Kings county by
1000 majority on the State ticket.
They also claim to have elected the
mayor, sheriff and two senators in the
Second and Third districts. Last
year the Democratic ticket had 13. 1875
majority.
New YORK, Nov. 3-2.30 A. M
The Republican ticket will have from
10000 to $1,000 majority in the State.
The Republicans have secured q
majority in both houses of the Assem-.
bly,.
The estimated majority of John
Bigelow, Democratic cand idate for
Secretary of State of New York, yes
terday, was 2,0OO.
The Fusion ticket IN New York
County was generally successful yes
terdsy.
HOW THEY CARRIED PHILADEL
PHIA.
WASHINGTON, November p The
Republican victory in Philadelphia to
day has been won by the most flagrant
corruption in the navy yard at that
port. At the last session of Congress
provision was made for the dismant
| ling and sale of the Philadelphia yard
| and the concentration of all the naya
works at League Island. A commission
was appointed, of which the Secretary
of the Navy was a member, to sell the
real estate, and this commission per
formed all its preliminary labors
months ago; but when the preparation.
were completed the Republican mem
hers of Congress from Philadelphia
came down here and insisted tina
work should be continued at the yard
until the elections. While portions ofth,
yards were being dismantled at enor
nous expenses, several old hulks which
were ft only for retirement were put
in the repair department, and there il
the best Authority for saying that owe
800 coo have been wasted on a singl,
rotton vessel. O'Neil and other mem
bers have done their best to provid,
temporary employment to all Phila
delphia loafers and dead beats whose
votes were procurable. The urgent
necessity for their employment being
over; the Secretary of the Navy to day
advertised the Philadelphia Navy
Yard for sale.
West CHESTER. November 2.-Har
trSnft gains 160 in town. Majority il
the county about 2,200. Republican
gain of over 600.
CHRsrBR, Pa. November 2.-Cheste
city gives Hartranft 470 majority,
gain of 1s7. Hartranft's majority In
the county, 1890.
RRADINa, November 2.-Fershing
majority In the county will be abou
800, q gain of 1000. Reading cit
gives 800 Democratic majority.
Ne&C ,Teyseu
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T e CENTENNIAL
LIST OF EXHIBITORS FROM THIS CITY ANT

LIST OF EXHIBITORS FROM THIS CITY AND
STATE.
Below Is list Of the parties from this
State, who will exhibit their manufac.
lures IN Machinery Hall, at the coming
Centennial:
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Com
pany.
Pusey, Jones & Company.
haiirsad dCars--Jackson, Sharp & Com
pany.
Garriages-McLear & Kendall, Gregg
Bowe, Cooling Bros, John Green.
Morocco-Wm. Bush & Co., c. Baird 4
20, ). Postles Son, w. Jones & Co..
Inc John q. Baker Manufacturing Co.,
Co., VIM. Beadenkopf.
Paper Machinery-J. M Poole A. Co
Car Wheels-Lobdell Car Wheel Com
pany.
Machinist's Tools-E. & A. Belts.
Railroad Supplies -Dia State
Iron Company.
Powder-E. l. Dupont l. Co.
Cotton Goods-James Riddle, Son &
Cotton Warps and Yarn-J. g. Shaw
New Castle. ...,
Vulcanized Fiber-Vulcanized Fiber
Co.
Scroll Saws-Trump Bros.
Canned Fruit-Richardson & Robbins
Dover.
Dried Fruit-Corsa Evaporating Co,
Little Creek, SUSSEX County.
Castings--Daniel Eckron, New Cas-.
tie.
Oar Boats-Thos Drein & Son.
Life Boat-Dr. w. F. Quinby.
Patents-Dr. William Fields, includ-
ing his new process for the manufacture
of steel and other patents.
Rag Carpets-Taylor L Mullen. New
ark.
Flour--Lodge & Valentine, Christianf
Hundred.
Buttons---J. NJ. Brackin, Christians
Hundred, comprising numerous sample,
gathered throughout the State.
Mills & Combs, patent dumping coa
| wagon.
The time for receiving applications fol
space in Machinery Hall, is now ended
Applications for space in other depart
ments, however, will be received fo- som,
| time.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS,

NIOTICE.-I. John C. Lavery, in compli-
~ ance with the requirements OF the act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that l shall apply in
writing to th Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county Of New Cas-
tie, on Monday the 18th day of November
next, A. D., 1915, being the first day OF the
next term Of said Court, for license to keep
an Inn or Tavern, at No. los East Water
street, known as the Steamboat and Railroad
Hotel, in the Second Ward, city OF Whining
ton, New Castle county, and State Of Della
ware, with the privilege OF selling intoxicating 6
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises, and the following
freeholdcrs recommend the said application,
to wit:
Daniel O'Byson. VIM, L. Gilbert,
Michael Kane, }. L. Brown.
Charles Cannon, VIM. IL. Reckiey,
James McHugh, Charles Sparks,
James Quinn, X. Wallace,
VIM. White, Richard Booth.
John May. Joseph Stockley.
Andrew GrotZ, John George HtrZel.
Theodore Snite, Henry kenle.
Nicholas Jenny, his
james Chriisty, Hugh h SQuinn,
Charles Weyl, mark.
William Duffy, Wit-hichael Lally.
Michael kenney.
novS-3t JOHN {. LAvEkf.
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FOURTH EDITION
MINNESOTA.
THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN TICKET
ELECTED,

THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN TICKET
ELECTED.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 2.-Scattering re-
turns received up to Up. m, indicate
the election of the whole Republican
State ticket, with possible exception of
Treasurer, by majorities ranging
from 1000 to 5000. The following
are the State officers elected: Chief
Justice, James Gilfillan; Governor.
John s. Pillsbury; Lieutenant Govern
or, James b. Wakefield: Secretary of
State, John 8. Irgeus; Auditor, o. P.
Whitcomb; Treasurer. William Pfen-
der; Attorney General, George p.
wilson; Clerk Of Supreme Court,
Samuel II. Nichols, Railroad Com
missioner, William r. Marshall.
MISSISSIPPI.
THE DEMOCRACY SWEEP THE STATE
MEMPHIS, November 2.-General ].
L. George, chairman ofthe Democratic
State executive committee, at Jackson
Miss, telegraphs the Appeal "Reports
from all parts of the State indicate
sweeping Democratic victory. We
have carried every doubtful county,"
W. l.. Hemingway is elected State
Treasurer, and L. Q, c. Lamar in the
First Congressional district.
FOUR DEMOCRATIC coNGREssMEN.
MEMPHIS, November 2.-The Ara
Idnche's Jackson( Miss. } special saws the
election passed off quietly. Not
single disturbance is reported any.
where Returns from all parts of the
State indicate an overwhelming Con.
'ervative victory. They have carried
every doubtful county, and have a
decided majority in the House and
Senate. Lamar, Singleton, Hooker
ana Mooney are elected to Congress.
Republicans concede the State and
have not had their headquarters open
since morning.
Messrs. Daca Paleologo & Sons, of
Liverpool, failed Yesterday with liza.
billties estimated at $500, 900.
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STRAY WAIFS.

nope Loan Association meets this
"ening.
,o.s le iodgers admire their new quar-
|s IN the City Hall.
h Inc Quicksteps and Archers play
r-o, wy afternoon, at the Quickstep
oa, ane oest assortment of mems strong
gS yS'S W IN this city, at ID. McCuskers,
~ west Second street.
9iepare for winter by buying good
SD,s and shoes, very cheap, from f..
nance, No, 307 Market street.
.,.', ,le elections being over people can
~. ~po;e their minds by obtaining
"a. = bargains in boots and shoes at
iehnessey's, Poi Market street.
.. V.iLE CASES. During the month
g'0I,oer, iG1 arrests were made by
fAson Mcdowell. yesterday for as.
,ai 81 ana s., battery on Thos. Foy, was
zee cases of drunkenness were
"Hed nifty cents and costs.
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SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry Bark.

This preparation is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know of, and cures all cura-
BILE cases, and relieves those that are not
curable claim nothing for the prescrip-
ton, but the method of preparing 1t is such
as to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor OF forty years to place
it at the head of the Cough Medicines of the
world. 1t is used and prescribed by some of
the best doctors in this and other States for
their families and patients. Old persons and
old cases of cough relieved and enabled tn
sleep and get rest and strength
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
auglHtoianr76 235 Market street.
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EDITION
GENEk IL NEWS

Seven inches of snow fell at Fabyan
Station, in the White Mountain s, on
Monday.
Hon. Thomas A. Jenckes, of Rhode
Island, was SO i'll last night that he
was expected to live but few hours.
The message of the Govhrnor of
Arkansas sent TO the Legislature of
that State yesterday, recommends an
appropriation for the Centennial Ex-
hibltion. 3
John Watkins of Dedham, Mass,
being very ill, was taken to the polls
yesterday in carriage. On returning
home the excitement caused him to
drop dead. His daughter was shocked
by the bereavement that it is doubted
If she will recover.
Macon, Washington, and other
places in Georgia were shaken by an
earthquake on Monday night. The
| schocks lasted from 80 to As seconds,
their direction being a little west of
south. There was a rumbling sound
and houses trembled with the move.
ment, causing some alarm among the
people.
Edward johnson. negro, stabbed
two whites and two colored men or
the steamer Phil. Allen, about twelve
miles from Memphis, on Monday. One
OF the colored men was killed, and tn,
other was put ashore in dying con
dition. johnson was sent to Memphi,
for trial. 1t is said he recently es
capped from the jail at Marion, Ark.
where he was confined for murder,
SALES OF MONEY LAST NrGHr.-
Delaware Loan-5th series, $3.50 at 81
4th series, $40 at $264; 2d series, $40
at 25.
Excelsior Loan 31st monthly meet
ing-$1400 at IS.
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Many OF the Pianos and Organs now manu-
factured will contrast we'll with some
Watches we have examined, having massive.
hlghly EN- 6ellished case, and when yoq ask
them what time it is, they don't know, come.
thlng Is the matter with the movement. Such
" not however the CASE with the BeaAey in .
struments, manufactured at Washingtop.
}. the movement, durability, and tone, Is the
hrst consideration, and then the eaee cor
structed according to price.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

RoDBERY.-Early last Saturday MORN
ing, two transits, valued at $500, and
about SIS in money were stolen from the
Surveying Department Office, Tenth and
King streets. The transits were after.
wards found concealed under some hay
in tho shed back OF the Office. It is sup
posed the robbery was committed BY
some tramps who took lodging in this
shed Friday night.
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Executors = ale
A VALUABLE FARM.
VIII be sold at public sale on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4th. -
II : o'clock, p. m,

n : O'Clock, p. m,
HAt the Hotel OF VIM. Anthony, in Stanton.
Delaware, Farm, late the property OF Joseph
Lindsey. sr, decd. situated IN Mill Creek
Hundred. New Castle Ioun.y, state of Della
ware, bounded bv lands OF VIM. BraCklp
Wm. W. rorbert, samuel Denison, NJ H.
cheltree and others, convenient To schools.
mills, churches, railroad stations. and seven
and Que halt miles from Wilmington,
Ccutaluin2 :eO5 Acres
o. which 81 acres are covered with valuable
timber. The arabic land Is in 4 high state @.
cultivation, having been improved Tor the last
itty years The farm Is divided into ten en-
CLOSURES with water in each except ore, and
4 good orchard N bcarlu- with various hluQ-
OF choice fruit.
The improy emcnt- consist ot - large -.
stone Dwelling, containing eleven ANIL
rooms, garret, cellar and kitchen, and - lit
a good vault, pump house, smoke EEIL
house, wood and carriage house, wagon
house, corn cribs, AMI all necessary uutbulld-
tngs with 4 large double.decker barn, built
OF stone, with oyershoot and shedding al
taeaed and good stablIng underneath. There
is also mill race running through the pro-
perty. which pays an annual rent of IS. POS
session gwen on OF before the 25th of March.
| TERMS.-Ten per cent of the purchase
money TO le paid on the day ot sale, 40 per
cent. on or before the 25th of March, when
good and sufficient title will be given. The
balance may remain for a term OF five years
\ by the purchaser giving bond and mortgage
| on the property and paying the interest ana
all taxes that may be levied on investments
while IL remains in the property.
SAMUEL LINDSEY, Executor.
l.. W. >u,.ham h Son Auct'rs. oc7-4tw
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IRON.STEEL.

DR.. YIELDS PROCESS COMPLETE sUccE Ess.
We are assured by DIR. William Fields
that his cheap process Of making steel
from iron is complete success. He
made bar on Monday, twenty feet long
weighing five hundred pounds, which is
regarded perfect success, and was ship
ped to one Of the New York railroads.
This is q very important matter to the
railroads Of the country which are sub
stitutinR steel for iron tracks.
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Coed for Temrw.

Thoss who are compelled 70 wear spesta-
eles frequently experience great incsn-
boing forced to change the glasses Those
who use Diamond Spectacles," ind them %
durable that all such trouble and danger is
avoided. The diamond trademark is en-
ev cry pair.
For sale in Wilmington by B. s. Clark. No.
4O7 Market street novleod&wlw
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lAMEA 1

svIGfuin ana All %iNAu Diseases
surco bH scr. EOn't'A Discovery
DIX. BONDS CHEMIcAL ASTIDoTEs uni
with and destroy the VIRUS OF Cancer and
skin Affections. but Will not aflect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cancer
Institute Zone OF the handsomest marble edI
dces in the city, and the tnest remedial In.
stitute In the country. Remedies, with full
directions, sept to any part pt the world.
ss-Send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress,
n. 4. BONO. M. ~,
PENNA. CANCEIl INSTITUTE
eb22 dly 320S Chestnut 81, Phi l., Pa
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

DIscHARGxD.-At Dovers last might,
the jury in the case Of Ho6ecker L Bro.
W. New Castle County Insurance Com
pany, was discharged, being unable TO
agree. The jury stood eleven for the
plaintiff and one for the defendant
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

IL IL me- Wonder that in yalids lose faith
IN all specifics when 30 many worthless medi
cines are advertised for the cure OF various
diseases; but which when tried, are, found
wanting" We have yet to learn, however, oi
the hrst failure OF DIR. Wistar's Balsam oi
Wild Cherry to cure coughs, colds. and pull
monary disease. so cents and 81 a ksttle
Large bottles much the cheaper,
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

NICK ERS-We have COW in
IN stock complete assortment o, theS
fashionable goods. comprising all the newest
coiorings and styles in plain. plaids and
stripes. W. b. SHARP,
oct26 Fourth and Market streets,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
HORSE DssEA~E

Positively cured by the use Of HUMPH
REY's HOMEOPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON. Druggist.
235 Market street
Also, fol sale. Homeopathic Pharmacy
Goods. and Humphreys Specifics for people
Oct l5-t jan |.
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1onatE 1soRE ESQUIRE BRApY.-Michael
was ssa;esty, for disorderly conduct,
PEACE. WV jail W Keep lhe
horsa eI u Mooney, for cruelty beating a
$lOsnIswn Iswned by John Dixon, was fined
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY. New. l.-s, p. II.
Beef Cattle were dull this week, but prices
were steady. Abeut $500 head arrived and
sold at 7hc. for extra PennsyivAnia and
Western stesrs; s1< s5zc. for fair to aood
do. and Q 5e. per ID. Grsss for common, as
70 quality.
rived aad sold at S SIC. per lb. gross, as to
condition.
Hogs were unchanged. 5000 head sold at
Oil so II IS per leo lbs. net.
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WEATHER REPORT
WASHINGTON, Nov. al A. M.
PROBABILITIES.

For Middle States northeast to south
east winds, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather and followed by falling
barometer. For New England, higher
barometer, northwest to northeast
winds, and continued cold and clear
weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

-. aSNlE ERsARY.-Thc Fifty fourth
e@o e@@;,o''enTs:Iary n:Iy of the Wilmington Fe-
- bibie Society will be held at
.y@C; "oS NJ; +. Church, on Thursday
SEN nH| November 4th, at = e'clock.
-,Ta Iaal interesting addresses will be
,teD5 % All are cordially invited to
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
Nesc Jersey,

WV VCTBCW.
TIE REPUBLICANS CARRY THE LsaIsLA-
rURE.
TRENTON, November Returns come
| in slowly. Indications are that the Re-
publicans have carried both branches Of
the Legislature. making a gain OF tive
Assemblymen in Essex, two in Mercer,
and one in MiddleseI, and similar gains
elsewhere. There will be Republican
majority in the Senate of certainly three,
and probably four or five. Kirk Is elect
ed in Essex, Plummer in Salem, Mathers
in Gloucester, Sewell in Camden, and
probably Magee in Union and Schenck
in Somerset.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 2.-J. 5. Mount,
Republican, for Sheriff, is elected by u
large majority. The Democrats carry
Monmouth and Warren counties.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Seventeen Wards
give Carroll, for Governor, 1926 ma
jority. The majority for the balance of
the State ticket Is about the same. The
three remaining Wards will probably
give a small Democratic majority. Anne
Arundel county gives about 100 Demo-
cratic majority on State and county
ticket. Wicomico county reported 100
Democratic majority. Kent county gives
100 Democratic majority. Returns from
other counties are very meagre. but in
dications are that the entire Democratic
State ticket is elected.
BALTIMORE, Nov. AIN the Eighteenth
Ward to-day, considerable rioting occur
red, and several persons are reported
shot.
There was also much fighting and pis-
tol firing in the Fifth and Fifteenth
Wards. No one is reported killed
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. s.-l4O towns have
been heard from, and they give Luding-
ton <30 majority, a Republican gain of
l0,s02. Ludington is probably elected by
from 1900 to 5000, hut the balance of the
Repu blican ticket is in great doubt.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-In the election to-
day for county officers 81 out of 81 pre-
cincts in this city give s99s votes for
Huck, the Republican candidate, $3.50 for
Hessing, the opposition candidate, and
1927 for keeley, Independent Democrat.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November 2.-The municipal
election to-day absorbed a greater de-
gree OF interest than any previously
. KNOW II. l. Ilt NpuAtSA lpi may u WIS
squarely on the liquor question. Alex.
Lewis was the regular Democratic nomi-
nee, against W. q. Thompson. kepubli-
can. lhe result is II decided victory for
tive former. At this writing Lewis ma
iority is estimated at over l,unp.
MARY LAND.
KENT COUNTY.
Kent county gives Carroll about l5g
majority.
Chestertown gives Carroll "a majori
~ Gwinn 81, Woolford Sc. Hephron
(for Senator) 15l, Milton and Coyer
(for House OF Delegates about 150.
The rest of the county democratic
ticket has about 200 majority.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
Carroll has l5l majority, Gwlnq Is:
Woolford 150; for House of Delegates
Culbrett, dem, has 164 majority, anc
salisbury, dem, 142
All the Democratic candidates ar,
elected.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
Dorchester county gives Harris, fol
Governor, abovt $50 majority; Wahi
100 majority; and Wilkins about !,
majority. The Legislature and count,
ticket are very close.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

Messrs. Daca Paleologo & Sons, of
Liverpool, failed Yesterday with liza.
billties estimated at $500, 900.