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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToy, November 2.--Rices friends
claim large gains in Boston. Rice has
carried New Bedford By "a majority.
Gastoa$ majority there last year was 76
Crspo, Republican candidatefor Con.
gress in the First district, has large
majority in the towns heard from.
BosToN, November 2.-Rice mas gain
ed 6,Z55 in Boston alone. Present iudi-
cations point to Rices election.
Returns from 10 towns outside OF Bos-
ton, which last year gave Castor To- l98
against Talbot Of 1887, return vote
for Castor of Il, $50, Rice l4,9O4. Crapo,
Republican, election from the First Dis
taict for Congress is assured, Fourteen
wards OF this city give Rice COO, Castor
35o. The Travellers estimate OF G9
towns and Wards, including Boston
places the vote for Rice st 2O,0G3, Gas
ton :, ,65S; Baker. >, 42S; Adams 400; scat .
tering 100 against last years figures, viz;
CASTOR l,462; Talbot POOL; 3 Rcpubli-
can gain of over 600.
One hundred and fourteen townships
outside OF Boston, return Rice 2S,347
votes, and CASTOR 25,OO3; Baker, 3,437;
Adams, 100; Phillips, l3i. A heavy
falling of in the vote is noticeable. The
gain Of Rice in Boston is considerable,
returns from all the wards except the
18th give Rice 1900, and Castor, u.
352 The friends Of Rice already claim
his election.
BosToH, November 2.-One hundred
and ninety-oue towns heard from, give
Rice 46,j9S; CASTOR, Democrat, 1876;
Baker, Prohibitionist, s, $50; Phillips, 1913,
and Adams l,l39 The total vote of
Boston this year tor Rice, is 100 and
IS, 1876 for Gsston The vote last year
for Castor was 1888 Talbot 9,697.
Bos7oS, November 2.-The election of
Rice is now generally conceded. The
estimate eff the Journal places his plur-
atty at from 5000 10 1000, and these
figures may be increased or lessened by
complete returns. The vote for Baker,
Prohibition candidate, will be between
1000 and 5000. Adams will reach l5,-
OOO and may 90 beyond this estimate.
The entire Republican State ticket l.
probably elected.
BosToS, November 2-Twenty-four
towns give Rice Republican, i2,l+l;
CASTOR G9,776; Baker 1920. A special
from New Bedford places CraPo's Re-
publican, majority for Congress At 1000.
Rice carries Boston by - yote-.
BosroN, November 2.-Complete re-
turns from 322 towns in this State, all but
eighteen, give Rice 81, lS4, Castor - ,3S9
Baker S,9O4, scattering 3si; Rices plu.
ra,i,y 1885 These figures will be but
slightly varied The Republicans elect
al. thai; councillors, and thirty one Sem
Ators; the Democrats elert eight Sena-
tors. one district i, doubtful. The Re-
publcans gain heavily in Representa-.
tiyes, but the figures are not yet com
pleted Grape. Republican, Is elected to
Congress from the First district by over
1000 majority,
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MIC IIIGAN.

DETROIT November The muu.o.-
IA, election today absorbed greater
degree .! interest than any previously
known. Good order generally prevailed
and very large vote Was polled. The
contest for Mayor was squarely on the
Sunday liquor question Alexander Lew,
was the regular Democratic nominee ard
was 8; the head Of the law ami order
ticket, e. against W. q. Thompson, nom
.ne, Of the Republican convention. The
result ]. decided victory for the former.
Al th. writing Lewis majority J. a-;l.
mated at considerably over .hou-and.
DETROIT II P. NJ, November 2-R"-
turn, from l3 ofthe Il precincts Indicste
Lewis. election by about 1900 majority.
The Republicans claim 70 have msj"f..
" in the next Council and si.p claim
that they hsye elected mos, o! u" city
ticket. but DO definite figures have yet
been obtained.
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Destructive Fire.

GALVESTON, November 2.-The lire
Al Sherman, TeNas, yesterday, WAS first
discovered in the St. Cloud Hotel. a
strong southwesterly wind swept the Ere
scro,s the street, burning It row of frame
buildings used Il, Offices and then ragged
on both sides OF the street, destroying
everything as far as North street, iuc!ud-
ing ,he new postorice building on Hou--
ton street, on the south side Of the .qugre.
The flames spread 50 rapidly that but
few goods could be saved The postotfice,
its contents and every printing Office
burned. SiXty-fve places of business
were burned. and some thirty families
are homeless. The loss j., estimated at
$4,000. They were nearly all frame
structures, and only partially covered by
insurance.
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The "Two Orphans" Case.

ST. LOUIS, November The injunc-
,ion obtained yesterday prohibiting the
performance Of tho Two Orphans by
the Mckee Rankin combination, was
dissolved today, and the piece WAS
played at DeBar's Opera House tonight
10 y crowded house.
There WAS no definite action taken to-
day by Judge Treat in the matter Of APP
pointing n receiver Tor the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad, but the appointment
VII! probably be made to-day
Joseph NJ. Fitzroy, one otthe indicted
whisky ring, formerly clerk in the |. 5.
Collectors Office, to-day Withdrew the
former plea OF not guilty, and entered =
plea Of guilty to two counts. II is said
that be will appear IS witness for the
government IN the casel TO come of, and
disclose the action OF the ring.
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Brigham Young's Case-Frecdmrn's =
Bank.

WAsHISGroH, November The Cab.
met were in session about two hours to-
day. The question OF Imprisonment Of
Brigham Young was talked OF but with
out further action than the reference of
the matter TO the Attorney General, who
will make an Investigation.
Yesterday and to-day the freedmen'-
Bank wa. crowded with resident cOlored
persons drawing their portion OF the div.
idend OF 20 per cent Doposltor' rcsId-
ing ut Il distance are required to forward
their books or other evidence of indebt-
edness. through some responsible banker,
bv mail or express.
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pIe,.aptardProGtabIr Lmpioy mcni

beautiful" Charming" "Oh, how
lovely" what are they WORTH dc.
such are the eNclamutIous Of those Who
s.e In. large. elegant new CHIomDs pro
duced by the European ana Amtric III
CAromO Publishing Co. Every one VIII
want them. u r.. UIrcs no talking 10 sell
the pictures: they speak tor theIusviN-,
Canya>srrs. agents, and IadIles and gcnti.
men out OF ein plcymrut, will md This IT.
b.nt opening ever offered 20 make !uOnry.
For iuu particu ars send stamp tor conn
d-u.!al circular. Address +. GLEA~JS
8 Co., - Washington street, Boston, NH.-
zsu.s- =
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CIncInnRtiHOrse Market.

The market appears 10 be improving
somewhat. In the Fifth Street Auctions
the sales for the last week were $50 head,
against $50 head tor the preceding week
For the last week the following sale,
are reported; Georgia, car at 5000 20;
Memphis, car al S4Ol6 90; New Orleans,
l car at S80lg2O0; General prices re.
main: Plugs S2OG40, common work
SjO@55, common drivers S55990, medi-
um drivers S9OMl2O, street car SSo(9llU,
Boston chunk, s5j9I20 good harness
horses for home use Sl209l50 extra
harness horses Sl5O G2OO, heavy draft
$50, 5000 and $500. In the mule mar
ket prices are - follows: Fourteen
hands S75G 90, atcen hand, Sll09!3o,
sixteen hands $l5OGSl75
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NINNESOI Z.

81. PAUL, November 2-Tre scatter
ing return, received up t. 3 o'clock in
diratr the election OF the whole Raputu-
can State ticket, with q possible election
ot Treasurer, by majoriues ranging
from 1000 10 1000 NJ rrturn- :-ym
any Of the large towns sre yet IN.
Sr. PAU, November 2.-Lsteg returns
from various parts OF the State &" not
change the previous estimate, but do not
give basis for close calculations. The
Republican State ticket j undoubtedly
elected with the exception Of State Treas
urrr. This is uncertain. The Kepuoi-
can, do not claim over 500 majority.
Il i. impossible to make close estimate
Of the !egi. .jature. but il ]. largely kepub-
hCAu
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. November 2.-Pctrp.
leum-Un"hanged Brcad,.ul.-DGM
Flour-sj OOM5 30 for extra; - 2j"
: 90 for Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Wheat-Siow at - 5j@l 50 for Penn
,ylvan.a and amber 81 lO@l - 20.
,proulcd and good western Corn
Quiet, yellow 72M13c; western mixed
re. Oats - Dull AT 33(a3sc. Whisky
81 l.. Buttcr-S.cady; N"w York and
Bradford county extra 33m 3ir; first, p
n -; western extra, GOA go; first. 25Gy
2Cc; rolls extra 29@ 3oc; Ersts 21H 2Sr
Cheese-Frm. Egg,-firmi western
fresh alL@2g.
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New YORK. November "A dU"l
occurred this afternoon on the top hool
of No. 100, Delaney street, between two
Polish Jews, named Joseph Goldman
and Moses Pirkalt. Goldman Was shot
over the right temple and instantly killed
Pirkalt was shot ove' the right eye and
IN ,r,sllv wound d. The men were part
ners a. jewellers at No 81 kas, Broadway
and the tragedy i supposed TO have
arisen out of the abusiveness OF II quar-
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MISSISSIPPI.

MENPHIs, November 2-(feoera }
z. George, Chairman Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, At Jackson
Miss, te!egrsphs that the reports from
al parts of the State indicate q sweeping
Democratic victory. They have carried
every doubtful county.
Overwhelming Conservative Victory
MEMPHIS. November Am Aval-
Gnche jackson, Mississippi specia! SAYS
the election passed OF quietly with not d
single disturbance reported anywhere.
Returns from all parts of the State indi-
cate al overwhelming Conservative vic.
tory, They have carried every doubt
ful county, and have q decided majority
in the House and Senate. Lamar, Sin
gleton, Hooke and Money are elected to
Congress. The Republicans concede the
State, and have not had their head.
quarters open since morning. Every
body Is enthusiastic and happy.
NICKSBURG, NoAcmber 2.--The cleo.
ton passed off very quietly. No dis
turbance Of any kind took plsce at the
polls, or elsewhere Quietude prevailed.
Majority OF Democratic nominees
elected.
JACKSON, November 2.-The election
passed of very peaceaby. No disturb
ance has been reported at any point
The Republican Executive Committee
closed their headquarters at sundown,
and gave up the contest. The returns
indicate that the Democrats will carry
the State by 10000 majority. They
nave decided majority in both houses,
and elect tour Congressmen, and perhaps
the entire Congressional delegation.
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The Wood County Election.

The Secretary Of state hs- sent letter
,oihe Attorney General stating that il the
abstract of vote, returned 70 INN, no
votes were placed opposite the township
of Perrysburg, Wood county, and stating
that he had been requested to deter issu-
ing y commission 10 those certified 10
have been elected unit. the matter can
- adjusted IA ;he courts, and asking he
Attorney Genera opinion e" sh' OIL.
jet.
H. answer to this letter the Attorney
General has given an opinion, that
the dutir, the Secretary OF State has,
il respect to such abstracts. j. wholly
ministerial. He Is simply required to
ccuntersign such commission, as are l..
sued BY The Governor but a. to whether
Il commission should issue or be with
held il any case, he can have 10 concern
and can take no action.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, November 2.-Flour- Quiz,
and unchanged. Wheat Firm No J
white Michigan 81 23i; No. . y IA! Z;
amber Michigan Sis; seller November
u lsI; seller December - 20;, sc,..'
January II q. Corn-Quict and firm;
high mixed 6Oic; low mixed je!c; dam.
aged 53!ci new ijc. Oats-Dui., No.
3i!c spot and seller November rejected
3Oc.
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ohio Reform School Case.

CoLUMBUs, November .. The Su-
preme Court to-day decided that George
E. Howe was entitled to retain his place
as Superintendent OF the Ohio Reform
School. This case attracted considerable
attention from the fact that ju,t after the
adjournment ct the last General Assem-
bly,, Governor Allen appointed sue
cessor Tor Mr.. Howe, but Howe declined
to turn over his oific" on the ground that
the successor never had been
appointed by and with the advice an d
consent of the Senate, as the law requires.
Suit was then brought IN the Supreme
Court to oust Howe which resulted As
above stated. Judge Rex, Democrat, dis
sentei from this opinion, Oh the ground
that Howe'- term having expired, the
Governor was authorized 10 fill the Va.
cancy without the consent of the Senate,
~ II yYs not in session.
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Religious Celebration.

CINCINNATI, November AT m"ei'
ing Of the clergymen OF this city Iast
evening. it was resolved that centen-
nisl religious celebration be held in Gin
cinnati in 1876, and that board Of
managers, consisting Of fifteen persons
be appointed, who shall be charged with
execution of plans for the celebration.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. November 2-Bu.incs-
i. generally suspended on account Of the
election. but ,aIr amount If goods we're
shipret by Southern steamer. and orders
were filled where shipments were pra"-
ticsb,e. The eNpor: movement IN DO
nestle goods attracts much attention IL
this market.
80 New York markets ou account oi
So. .I...,
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The PostnIRaiiway Service.

WAsHlNeToH, November 2.-Ihe
Postofice Depsrtmen, i desirou, OF in
sugurating n postal railway service be-
tween Pittsburgh. Ciucincinnati, In
dianapolis aad 81. Louis as soon as posi-
bic. As the result conference between
Col. Scott and the Postmaster.GeneraI,
it is expected that the service can be
put IN operation by the Isl O. De'em Der,
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1t i reported here. that tomorrow Il
strike will occur among the miners in
the Hooking VALLEY. Last week the
miners at work i'll Nelsonyile, Strsitsvii.e
Shawnee regions held meeting and
adopted resolutions that on aud after
November Is, they would make DE-
mand for 90 cents per ton for mining.
Their present pay Is 80 cents per ton.
Last Saturday they held another meet
ing and extended the time until 10 NOR
row, the object being to give the opera
tors three days notice. The operators
declare they cannot afford 10 pay the
proposed increase, ana some OF them
think the strike after all viii not oc-
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Reduced Majority for Lane In
OREGON.

SAN Francisco, November "A dis
patch from Portland, Oregon says
Later election returns materially reduce
the majority Of Lane, Democrat, FOR Coz
gress.
A dispatch from Salem says that tie
returns indicate the election Of WsrrsD,
Republican, By smal! ms,ority
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Cleveland Market.

ClEygLAHU, November 2.-W heat -
Steady and arm; No. red nominal;
80. = DO 81 20; rejected Soc; OLD No.
nominal Corn Market lower high
mixed Cic; low mixed t3; ear. on track
yoc. Ost--Lowcr; No. 4Oc. SO. .
3-r; rejected ajc. Pe,rorum - [ u
rr.rynT
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ME ELECTIONS.


:, ;aa 1oI' /. .0o r N'j 'e'u'I'
a.l =. s.a-..on' II the various States
4.a:e ia; the HepU0heAn party mas
.e- generally soccoSstaL Ihls' now
s.- Wa, 5y Ho,mesn' unexpected "n'!
-...s. y::.- entire eleven holding
...aar, Were counted on for tn" Demo
-.... and indeed it WA. . matter OF very
..,.-. Indifference what should be the
.,a.,...h - generally speaking no
-..-. issue, were before the people,
..t F.. Wa, -,.a.iri ss an OF year. II
ss, expected However, that New York,
v-v,a,. and Mississippi would
..-...-,y 900 Democratic. Otthe;e three,
.-.a,,bs. ~ -. likely gone RepubH.
.o,,;,, pa. w., been hesrd from
v..rr.,4 chill f., Ni..,s.;ppi the Demo.
..L.n.-..r.., . .,yseri,,. victory. The
....,, ;r v.u York j., worthy @. specia!
-.+1s-s,,- "a be, th. Oaio Demo
i,..-..t in their platform the
,n,ls. pu-a. j. VII, bee remembered
,b1v 6gt 70 more bitter
.,,., ,.,- ,r. mem claiming to be
.f..- own p,-,v IN New York.
A.. when Ohio WA, lost, these same
...,.-r Democrat. WED with Radical, in
...,.,r,, ,yar .r, defeat Then they
49,. iu,9 -. 5.Ia tberp,.}ves on their
20, hard money prstform which thew
.,ge3 would be triumphant, which
lid enable ,bs. State TO dictate terms
e.. ,ra Na,.nus! Convention. next
", while Ohio went Repub
b, only aoout 5000
.. -,yins total vote OF nearly GOO,OO
49,. s. .,.mr.,te.v changing the political
..a.~s..a o. The state, New York has
hang. .. .r. y~a- from over 10000
y. .... u., .-,;y to larger Repub-
.-A. majority :lan ONO gave anr tins
49, IT, .g.:e %. popular State sdmIn!s-
.-a,gL.
IT,, ,ago, .,s. ,a- Rsd.ra. policy rf
,..,....,..- ,.' ,yvrwheimugly
g.,.,. p, ,.- au.:. COM
y.,.a. --.- at r-a-r,, Tor
~. '. ..,...-.... . a. 1870. will
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uurr.h for the Old Dominion.

RICHMOND, November General
Bradley I. johnson is elected State
Senator BY 200 majority. The two other
Conservatives are elected BY large ma
iori,ies. Returns from "a presincts in
different counties show increased usiorl-
ties for the Conservative, whose gam, IN
many counties are large Republicans
,kow only small gain. and in but few
instances. /. Is impossible
70 estimate tho extent of
th" Independent move OUTSIDE or this
district, as the returns are too meagrr.
The COnsei gativeo carry I'll" city ol
Lynchburg by small majority, Il gain
Of over 100 over last year, when the Re-
publican, carried the city. Norfolk CIty
elects all Conservatives, there being 40
opposition. The Republican gains in
Norfolk county will probably elect j. ID.
Brady, Republican, to the Senate. and
Cannon. negro, to the House. Ports
mouth elect, Conservative TO the House.
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Democrats JnbilRnt o. Republicans
Down In the Mouth.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November "A
special 10 the Courier. Journal from Holly
Springs, Mississippi says that place has
gone Democratic tor the first time in
wears. Marshall county Democratic by
800 msjority. Wells, Democrat, for
Congress, carries the county by 500 ma
iority. Everything quiet. Democrats
jubilanti Republicans corresPondingly
DETECTED
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University of Vir inia.

Opens Octnc-r continues through ulnr
months. IL is OIgaulZsd IN schools on the
elective system, with iu4. courses ia I.l.--
Sic. Literature. science .W!fu practic. Ia
Chemical anu Physical Laboratories. Ia
Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculture. Apply FOR Catalogues 10
JAMES r. HARRISON, Chairman, =. u
Unlverl!ty OF Virginia, Alhrrarl- Co..
Ss IslS-de> Rg
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Earthquake in Georgia.

AsIINGToN, Ga, November at
's ~! night there weIe TWO severe
'-'>A- o. earthquake, continuing 10 sec.
There Wa rJmting sound
.'- : moving motion, which snook the
- and houses, causing some alarm.
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Ii is understood that the railroad COM
panies west are about to agree on new
and higher freight tariff to 90 into effect
on the 18th inst, on basis of so cents TO
Chicago in fourth class treich:S. Several
road, Yesterday ordered their agent, 10
make no lower contracts Tor freight.
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Fatal Result orHaIIow Fen foIiies.

NEW YORK, November "A dispatch
from Scranton says that during Hallow
Zen sports in that city. Anthony Sean
Ian demonstrated with Henry Kelly, both
boys, for a,ssulGing the house O. the
former with stones and in "a fight that
followed Kelly fatally stabbed Scanlan.
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VIRGINIA,

RICHMOND, November 2.-Meagre re-
turns from the State show gains tor both
the Conservatives and Republicans, the
70 'mer, however, having the largest IN
some counties. In the counties whore
the Republicans have no candidates they
are supporting the Independents. It 10
more than probable that the general re.
suit will not materially alter the com
pleXiOa OF the situation.
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SAN FRANCISCO, November "A Sc
we're shock of EARTHQUAKE is reported at
Yuma, on the Colorado river Adyices
from all parts of the State, for the last
twentv-four hour1 indicate general rain
ta..
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hHFI'" "'''"'-'
Elected.

BALTIMORE, November . 2-S~vertccn
wards give Carroll. for Governor, 1920
majority. The majority tor the balance
OF the STATE .iekr, about the same. The
remaining ward, viii probably give a
small Democratic majority. Anne Arun-
del county gives about 700 Democratic
majority On the State and county ticket.
Kent county j. reported 100 Democratic.
Returns from other counties are very
meagre but the Indications are thu. tAe
entire Democratic ticket Is elected.
BALTIMORE. November 3-Seven.een
ward, give Carroll Democrat, 81 agcre-
gaze majority II 1880. The three re-
naming wards give Harris jI3 majority
leaving CAROLS majority in the city
l4.gl7, an increase Of l2l;2 over La
trobe, majority ia-t Wednesday.
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4 dispatch from Virginia C.ty Fe-
port, snow and rain there yesterday,
causing some suffering among The lm-
perfectly housed people
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BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Only IA Dozen or 80 Failures in One
Day.
NEW, YORK. November "A dozen
or more small failures were announced
Yesterday, embracing traders in nearly
every line of staples. There are none Of
any magnitude, ard the majority came to
light BY the assignments fled in the
Office of the Clerk of the Court.
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1e steamship Liberis from Liverpool
'l4y brought $4,000 in specie
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HARlLAND.
Disturbances In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 2-The cleo
ticu proceeded comparatively quiet than
was expected. although bloody tights are
quite frequent, and IN some wards from
one to dozen shots have been fired, but
with no serious results
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He,inx Probably Elected.

CHICAGO, November 2-Seyenty-tour
precincts give Huck, 1872; keeley,
j 9sl; Hesiug l6,l87 The opposition
claim that the country towns will give
Hcsing nearly solid vote, and hope by
this means to overcome the city majority
for Iiuck, which seems inevitable now.
WATsEKA, November 2.-The indica-
,ions are that John l.. Hamilton, Repub-
licsn, is elected Treasurer OF Iroquois
county by 200 majority. The entire Re-
publican ticket is elected.
CHICAGO, November Fifteen pre-
cincts give an official vote a. follows:
Huck, 25,24i; keo.ay GIL Hesing,
1881.
CHICAGO, November With seven
precincts to hear from, Huck's plurality
over Hcsing and KeeIey is &,&O3. These
seven precinct, will doubtie-s lessen this
majority considerably, but specials from
the country towns in this county indicate
that Huck's has received fair majority
in nearly allpontS outsde Of the city.
The vote Is one Of the largest ever polled
here. Though the interest in the elec-
tion was very great, the banks aud most
business places being closed during the
dav, few collisions occurred between op-
posing parties, and comparatively f."
arrests were made.