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The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24
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LONDON, November 23-12.30 P. M.-Consols at
50 1-16 for money and account.
LONDON. November 23-12.3O P. M.-American Sc
curities-Unted States 52os, 1865, DID, 1881 do new
81, 1O4t. Erie 14s.
LIVERPOOL, November 23-t23O P. M.-Cotton is
quiet; mddling uplands at 65d do Orleans 3-16d
sales 10000 bales including 1900 bales for specula-
ton and exort,
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Sid I'm Cardiff 22d, ship G Blanchard, Meady, for
Rio Janeiro: brigs Clara NJ Goodrich Look, Havana
Eliza Stevens, do; sch Ellen NJ Colder, Wixon, for
Havana.
Ar at Gloucester 22d, barlue Emma Litehfeld,
Hayden, WybuTg.
Ar at Norfolk 22d, ship Alice D Cooper, Humpbry,
Portland
Ar at Havana 21st, brig Prairie Rose. Greenleaf,
Portland: sch Izetta Smith, Bangor; Windward. do.
Sch E H Pray, from Boston of and for Pembroke.
in ballast, ashore at Little River Lighthouse 23d,
on her beam ends and full of water. The S steam
or Woodbury. has gone to her assistance.
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SAD WRECKS.

Probable Loss OF Fleet CARRYING Pro.
visions TO the Magdaien islands.
QUEBEC, Nov pa telegram was received
to-day by Hon. P. Forth, stating that four ves-
sells bound for the Magdalen Islands with
supplies are lost with many lives, and it is
feared the rest of the feet have suffered the
same fate. The telegram asks the government
to despatch steamer Immediately to Pictou
with provisions, otherwise large portion of
the inhabitants will be in state of starvation.
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MARINE NEWS.
"A Pembroke Schooner Ashore.

CALAIS, Nov. 23.-The Schooner E. HI. Pray
OF and for Pembroke, Me-, light, went ashore
yesterday on Little River Lighthouse Island,
and now lies on her beam ends full of water
siStance.
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PORTLAND LODGE, NO. \
r. ~ A. HHAscNs.

The members of Portland Lodge are requested to
meet at Masonic Hall THURSDAY MORNING,
Nov %, 1875, at o'clock for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral services of late Brother and wor-
shiptul Master, Emmons Chapman.
By order of the S. Warden,
CoNVERS o. LEACH, Secretary.
The members of Ancient Landmark and Atlantic
Lodges, and other resident brethren are invited to
attend. no24sn2t
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. %, Mr.. Emmons Chapman, aged
IS years.
In Boston, Nov. 20, of pneumonia, Harriet s.
Body of Westbrook, aged 81 years.
Funeral services this afternoon at 1 o'clock at
the residence of Mrs. Minott Deerng.
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National RaiIrond Convention

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23-The National Railroad
Convention assembled to day. Twenty states
and territories were represented. Judge STAN
ley as chosen President. A committee on
business was appointed to whom all resolutions
offered were referred. Adjourned iii to-mor.
row.
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The Proposed A nlendmcnts TO the Savings
Bank Law.

The Proposed A nlendmcnts TO the Savings
Bank Law.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 23.-Mr. Bolster Bank Ex-
aminer, has sent the savings banks ill,whch
it is proposed to lay before the Legislature. 1t
proposes to reduce the state tax to three quar-
tiers of one per cent, to exempt national bonds
from that tax and allow money to be loaned
on names under certain conditions 1t also
provides that banks keeping their securities in
safety vaults out of the state shall pay the Ex-
aminer for visiting those places to examine the
same. S.
ITO the Associated Press
Fire ia OrringtOn.
BANGOR, Nov pa new house which was
being built by Capt Harding in Orrington, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss on house
and tools $4,000.
Ice in the Pcnobsc0t.
The river is not closed yet, but vessels expe-
rience some difficulty in reaching here on ac-
count of the large amount of floating anchor
ice.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 23-Betweon three and four
inches of snow fell here to-day.
BIDDEFoRD Nov. 23.-The first snow storm
of the season fell here to-day. About three
inches fell. 1t is now raining quite hard.
LEWISTON, Nov. 23.-There are several inches
of snow on the ground here, making it quite
good sleghing.
METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR TUE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington d. c.,
November a, Il A. M.))
For New England.
the lower lakes and Middle states rising bar
ometer, north to West winds, colder and clear
or clearing weather which conditions will grad
ually extend over New England. Cautionary
signals continue at Woods Hole, TEACHERS Is
land, Boston, Portland and Eastport
William Kelly was fully committed Il Boston
yesterday for the murder of Thomas p. Pulsi-
fer
David Jones extensive brewery in New York
was burned last night. Loss $55O,000; insur-
ance 100000 The fire was caused by an ex-
plosion of gas,
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Less ola Boston Eyri-

New YORK. Nov. 23.-The brig Haze, lost at
sea, whose captain and crew were saved and
brought here last night, was built at Madison,
Conn, and owned by G. w. Hunter and 9th
ers in Boston. She had cargo of deals from
st. John, N. B., the 9th inst, and was bound
to Dunoanon, Ireland
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MARRIED..

In New Gloucester. Nov. Is, by Rev. Frank Reed,
Frank Cummings and Miss Lottie 2. Benner, both Of
New Gloucester.
In Gray, Nov. 20. by Rev. Frank Reed, Howard S.
Benner and Miss Emma f. Clark, both of New Gcu-
ccSter,
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Cold WEATHER.-At Milan, N. H., yester-
day morning, at o'clock, the thermometer
stood at II degrees below zero
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Yokohama Oct 26th, barque Ukraine. Melcher,
unc; and others.
Sid I'm sourabaya Sept "a, barque iona Chase, Cur
tbs. PamaroekaD
Sid FIN samarang Sept 81. ship Richd McManus,
Beal, Padang.
ar at Batavia Sept &c. barque 7 SWEET, Griffin,
Newcastle, NSW 3oth, Lepanto, Means, do.
Sid Oct 1, barque S Blaisdell. Sawyer, Samarang
Sid FIN Gale Oct II. barque vesuvius, Ulmer, tor
Sid FIN Bari Nov 2. brig Clark. Shaw, Patras.
Ar at Cadiz Dot 81. brig d Soule Sonle, Coruna
Ar at Esinore 9Th inst, barque Horace Beas, Flick
eft, Soderham for Gloucester E.
Sid I'm Liverpool sth inst sch May Mcfarland, Nc
Farland, Genoa.
Ar at Grimsby 10th inst, barque John Holbrook
Leavitt, Dantzic for Pembroke.
Sid FIN Cardiff 9th inst, brig Clara NJ Goodrich,
Look. Havana.
Sid FIN Cardiff Goth, barque Isaac Hall. Adams, for
Baltimore.
Ar at Hamburg prev to Oct alst, ship Gatherer,
Ar at Caao Oct &c, ship Franconia, Otis, Rio Ja-
metro; 9th. Hercules, Snow Caldera; Austria, Gill
more Cardiff.
In port Oct %, ship Edw O'Brien, Smalley, Neil.
lones to load for Liverpool at S55s.
Ar at St John, PR, Oct 20, schs r E Yates, Yates,
Ar at Kingston, j. Sd inst scbs Sarah Eaton Pres
cott Barbados and sailed 18th for Pensacola); 4th
Maggie Todd, Richardson, Port Morant, @nd sailed
18th for Pensacola; Ada Barker, Dobbp Falmouth
(and sailed 18th for Old Harbor and New York;
In port 18th inst barques st Cloud. Baeley. from
Cardiff disg; Ta,avera Carver, do sch Linda, Whit
AR at Havana goth, barque Proteus, I'm New York;
schs Addie Sleeper, Galveston; sch Grace Davis,
Davis, Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 10TH briggs A H Curtis, Merriman,
Portland; Elizabeth Winslow, do.
Sid I'm Matanzas goth inst, brig Ortoan, Dyer, for
Philadelphia.
Ar at St John. NIB, goth, sch Janet S, somerve.
Portland.
Passed Point Lepreaux Goth, sch Anna Frye, from
Lubec, bound i'll.
--latest by European steamers.l
AR at Deal Sth inst. Uncle Tobey. Woodside, Lon
don for Callao; Hannah McLoon, Keen, Shields tor
Gloucester.
Ar at Belfast 9th, Carrie wyman. Gilkey, Phila-
delphia.
Cid at Newcastle 5th, Josie, Pettigrew, Cuba.
Passed Straits of Sunda Oct 3, Caprera, hahuhl,
from Philadelphia for Hong Kong. 49,,
Ar at Rochefort 9TH inst, Giles LoIins' Anderson,
Settn w.,
Sid FIN Lisbon, Oct 20, Eagle Rock, Hammond for
Antwerp-sld I'm Flushing Roads 9Th, Marcia
Al at Hamburg 9TH inst, Garnet, Oliver, Jarvis
SD 9Th Woodside, Adams, Rio Janeiro.
Ar at Elsinore Sd INST, III Ill Wright, dunbar Stet-
tin for New York - ~
Ar at Marseiles 4th inst, Tubal Caiu, Stcne, from
New York,
SPOKEN.
Sept Is, lat Al 10 S, lon 81 10, ship Martha Cobb
from Lobos for Europe.
Sept 20, lat N. Ion 90 E, ship Alice Buck, from
Calcutta tor Boston
Oct 4, lat 81 N. Ion &c O6 W, barque Albert from
New York for Sydney NSW.
Nov 10, lat IS N, lon 125 W, ship Alice NJ Minott,
l7S days from New York TOR San Francisco.
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Providence Print Cloths Tasrlket.

PROVIDENCE. November % The Printing cloths
market was firm at 4ae for ten days for standard and
extra ga Gas with fair inquiry and more doing.
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Illinois Central ex-div. ........ ............ 941
Chicago g. Northwestern. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 39i
Chicago & Northwestern preferred. .......... 531
Chicago q Rock Island. 1863
ST. Paul Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
st Paul preferred Observation-Disclosures. 66
Wabash 81
Atlantic 81 Pacific Telegraph. u
Missouri Pacific observation-disclosures. 12s
Atlantic a. Pacific preferred .................. a
The following the quotations tor Pacific Rail-
road securities
Central Pacific bonds 1861
UNION racine 40 lUo4
Union Pacific land grants. Observation-Disclosures. 9S4
Sinking Funds. ................,......
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NEW YORK. November 23-Evening.-The day in
Wall street was very dull and beyond the decline in
Money was easy at q per cent on call Foreign
Exchange closed dull at 4S3 q aS4 for sixty days and
4871 for demand.
Exports of produce for the week s5610647, against
1891 057 for the corresponding weekin 1874
Gold opened at 114a declined to 1144 and closed at
114s. The rates paid for carrying were l. II and
81 per cent. loans also made fiat. The clearan-
ces of the Gold Exchange Bank were $21,516OOO.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on
account of interest and $41S,000 in redemption of
bonds. The Government bonds were firm.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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NEWS.
POET OF PORTLAND,

Tuesday, Nov. 23.
ARRIVED.
Steamer CITY of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
EastpOrt for Boston.
u steamer Iris. johnson, Isle OF Shoals.
Barque Archer, Hatch, Boston,
Sch Eddie Treat, Hoisdon, Boston-sugar 10 Geo
S Hunt & Co.
Sch Little Annie. (Br) Roberts, Providence to load
for st John, NIB.
Sch May Fernald, Staples, Cape Ann.
Sch Mary Thompson, Gikey, Portsmouth.
Sch Cora Greenwood, Cape Porp0ise
Sch Mary Anna, Leadbetter, Fox Island-dry fish
for a market.
Sch Queen of the West, Barbour Swans Island.
Sch Sangamon, Wallace, Waldoboro-dry fish TO
Curtis & Davis.
Hobson.
Sch Isabella, Blagdon, Wiscasset-box shocks to
Hobson.
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Olive Clark. Davis, Boston for Passport;
Sch Frank, Robinson, Machias for New YORK.
Sch Presto, Libby, Machias for Boston.
Sch Chas L Heller, Coombs, Round Pond far New
York.
Sch Victory. Robinson. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Globe, Herrick, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Franklin Pierce, StinsoD, Bangor tor Sa.en.
Sch Astoria, Sadler. Ellsworth for Chelsea.
Sch Mary Farrow Foss, Belfast Tor New YORK
CLEARED.
Brig Kaluna, Mitchell, Havana-John ID Lord.
Brig Torrent, Wall, Cardenao- John Lord
Brig Crescent, (Br) Faulkner, st John, NB-John
Porteous.
Sch Three Sisters, Baker, Philadelphia olando
NIckerson. -
Sch william B. (B) Mcdonald, Halifax, NS-John
Porteous.
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IFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT

ltkpM OUh
~LUBEC, Nov 19-Ar, schs Clara Jane, Garrison,
and McNichos, flaming, Boston; Mary Pike.
Cove, Calais
Nov 20-Ar. sch Gazelle, Gardiner, Portland.
Sid, schs Nellie j Dinsmore, Parker. Havana; Chas
Sears. Turner, and Sammy Ford, Allen. for New
York; Emma X Smaley, McFadden, St Margarets
Bay to load laths for New York.
Sch Clara Jane has been chartered 10 load potatoes
and ground plaster at Calais for Norfolk and Rich
nond, at 25c per Dbl.
CRANBERRY ISLES, Nov 13-Ar, sch Ivy, Bunk
CT, Portland
Nov 18-Ar, sch Rosela Stanley, Boston.
Nov i0-Ar, sch Van Bunker, Portland
Sch Montana, Bulger master. sunk in Cranberry
Island Cove night of the 18th inst, and it is doubtful
if she raised,
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Boston stock Market,
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Nov, % I
New York Stock and Money Market.

Eastern Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. Is
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Portland Daily Press Stock List
For the week ending Nov. %, 1875.

DIRECTED by WOODBURY. g. MoULToN, Bankers and
Brokers' 81 Exchange ST.
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Sept Is, lat Al 10 S, Ion 81 49, ship Martha Cobb,
from Lobos for Europe.
Sept 90 lat N, Ion 92 E, ship Alice Buck from
Calcutta tor Boston.
Oct 4 lat 81 N, Ion 26 O6 W, barque Albert, from
New York for Sydney NSW.
Nov 10, Lat IS N, Ion 1875 W, ship Alice NJ Minott,
17S days from New York TOR San francisco.
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OYSTERS F.!
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Freight Trains will not be run, and
at stations ON Thursday, Nov. 2Jth-
Thanksgiving Day.
noy23d2t PAYSON TUCKER, supt
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Bleach ed COftOns.
Good. .36in 800 Is
Medi UNI. SO -. 8 @10a
Light. .36. 8 @10
Sheetings. .9-S.. 1907
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COrIGCtCU weekly Z
Brown C0ttOns.
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icine or jurisprudence.
Teaching is an art by which the one we'll
skilled is enabled to select and apply the best
methods of imparlipg instruction, and like
every art, successful teaching is learned only by
practice.
Rising to tine high dignity of profession the
occupation of the educator demands the most
careful preparation. To meet this demand, all
superficial training is wholly inadequate, and
thorough scholarship cannot be secured with
out long continued and wisely directed efforts.
While TO certain extent good education
for every student demands general knowledge
of all studies that the mind may be systeuat-
icaly developed; we find the field of know-
edge so widely extended that it is impossible to
be proficient in every branch Of study. Some
discrimination is necesSary-all studies are not
equally important, and the same studies are not
of equal value to all students
There are two ways of procedure in the work
OF education, the one seeks to discipline the
faculties by directing the mind to abstract
truth without any regard to useful application.
The other course seeks for the attainment of
knowledge which is available for good in the
duIieS Oh HE, to seek knowledge for the good it
Will 40 when en- attained-and not merely for the
ton. 1t is not confined to those studies that
have a money value. While there is SO much
of knowledge in the fields of science and liter
AZURE that has tendency to make the student
wiser and better, it seems foolish expenditure
of time and brains to study for the mere pur-
pose Of exercise, and those studies are to be Sc.
iected which are to make the students more
noble and useful.
A practical education is not confined to those
studies that have an exchange or money value
Anything that fits the individual TO be useful
to him self or others and make him fruitful in
good works. knowledge is to be sought not
for its own sake but for the good it will do to
ourselves or to others. In the course of study
that has come down to us by prescription there
is too much of striving for mere exercise with
out fruit.
Practical education is not mere business or
professional culture. Sharpening ones facul-
ties in a one-sided MISREPRESENTATION any
, 1875-10-14
OPINIONS Of POLITICIANS.

TALk ABOUND Tue CfIf'AALL.
OppoHtioa leaders aud o!lie1ata uhda thnm-
selves yo1y scaIce about tls C!tY-fiall yeaterday
aud evlontly for purpose; th"y did not want
to hear Tue Republicans crow over lheir great
triumph III Ohio, a.la were chary OF the tauuts
thsY knew would ausue. Itepshlican stock was
Up, and, "A leadiug Democrat said. thore were
moro Republicans about than usual, A great
change was observable in tho scntimont OF thoHa
who wers Aouut tho olt rookery, and tho
Opposltiouists wc1o uot ncar 30 sanguino ot
victory ~ they wero few days ago. The
trcmouluus sweep III tho Buckeye State appalled,
l!.c,u, and they attempted in some Cases 10
throw cod wapr oyc1 tbs great victory, by tell
i1s tLe!r f1ies!la and opponents that tho result
would haze uo cr1ect whatever oil our local cam
paigu. hut tho fail.minded mnu cuuld uot a.
&c; / it in that light, aud shook his hea1 Accord
iugl.v.
Republican candidates were cuEtcspo1lngly
actlys in vie. Of tho good uows. and
hAye already redoulled their cuetelea to
secuts nominations, believing TIA. probable
III double t&ht, nnI suss III : Triangular They
have gotten the eneny acare, aud te!irsu lley can
capture him with good organization auh .osrrfh
effort. Desiring to Low tie !ats Pill was wf!towcd,
= Tribune e.ulssary poa.el hitussIf at tlo soolety
aud sook t1s notes which ara satjoinsd:
II. u. MlLLEl
made bis appearance Il tLs CltJ!laf about noon yes
terday, aud xus tackled bys lubtant Republican tn
this m3nnrr.
3uoslan, Mpuh}can--Aaa! A!l}st; how's ta!ugt
Mllcr-we!l: guess the, are al right,
!: J:h,-llAss yon hesr1 y ! from !n1 !'n'o7 .,,,.
l.N-nnt how will II Aaest tAs bssE4tus on the o..
position Aid>f
, 1875-10-14
JOLL(FlCATIQN.
Fiji Il

Srerjaf Dis1,atch to Thd Cnicaqo Tribune.
1Sp1AHA ArDLl8, Dcs. l3.-TAo Republicans cele-
bEated the victory Of their brethren In Ohio by
large at.l very enthusiastio ratification ncoslns
this evening, at Which speeches wero made by
Senator tlorlon, Gea, Harrison, aud thcrB
Theta WA decidedly improved feel
ing among bnsiuovu men hero to-day
over tho rcanls Of the election in Ohio, aud nj
most universal expressions OF greater confidence
lil the prospects for business fu tho future.
10 fat As*atiakti Prrs&l
IynIAyaroIls, Oct. l3.-Ihc Republicans held
3 jollacation meeting tonight oToE tho Ohio
election.
New ORLEANS, Oct 1s.--Tho Republicans fred
sunset guns in houur of Ohio.
Tho following WAS telegraphcd this after-
noon.
3oa T.WKto6, Chairman er The Republican casn-
Tn,fte, Columbus, Dhn: We celebrate your victory
with ltU guns now being nrei. The C1lserY-
atlves hats with the Republicans in cougratla-
tion over tbs defeat of imitation.
tblEued} . t. D. rAcHAMp.
Chairman Of thc Hnpublrau Cutnnststeo.
DIXON, I'LL
Srfriai pispatth II ihs Chiraao IYahnn<.
l11oS H.. Oct, 13.-The Ohio election re-
turns nero received in ths city by the teado1d Of
TIE TRIBUNE and othera with great satlsfactiun
Arrangements ato naaAipg tot Ill oaa-!asaaunod
celebration.
CLETELAkp.
CLEyELAtn Oct. l3.-Ile Republicans are
jub.lant. A salute MAS hred tonight orar tlo
favorable returns.
, 1875-10-14

10 rooms. Tie declares that he cannot eeo how
it N possible to overcome Haycb' majority,
Tho Republican nsuros give Tho Republicans
r1no majority III tho House. not eounsinB foar
conH1dered doubtful, ami six majority In tho
Ecnkte, rith four members yet in doubt.
CoLuMnts. o., Oct. IA rtylripn 1T the To.
publican nsutes gives j1ayes \ lot Eaiu Uf 3. .431
III hft!-aix culnt.ea. TN thn tt.;er hand. the
Democratic n.;f,rrH Claim .hat Uh5en will nut
hare over 2aiW majntt:.
HA.Et MA10nITT.
CoLrhaEr. O., 0rt. H. Midnight. Just
called on John q. Thompson, Chairman df tho
poMocratlc Central Committee. nud lcAtn that
he haa retnrus for G6 couH,les aud ettitpatoH ut
tho otIior ~. ThfA ,.c'htca thu returns OF 5000
Republican majority in Cnyallorh nni 1,l00
in Hamilton. lfo regatta both thcsn rotl1rna AZ
too large, lint taking shom for R1antcd to bo
truc, sayA he cannot gvv i1ayea more than $500
majority. WvekUN, III tho Knnublican Com
nstee, BarH te has rot 10 hear from. u cotliIaeH
conRidcFea Republican. ana ~ DnmocrAtic, and
10 lA 11naio 10 givo definite inurea
HotIsrs from, II counties now in show . not
Hepubilcan gain of 7.tGS.
~ ~ a ssoctal<d Pre,s,f
C1Sf7Sxa7I o., Oct. lJ.-bevsnty-one OUT Of
tho e,gl,ty..iYe precfneta III Aarhon County
give Hayes q majority Of 9Oa, and tixtv.e,;;E,t
precincts g,ve Young, the nenubi,ean eapui,a.p
for Llent%nlut- Governor. Majority over sum
unl Cary (DGmocrnt) Of 2,t00. Tho FoNtth Ward,
Flrat f'rccit.ot, gave Allon aiorily Of 72i,-h
Democratic geiu. THO Republicans elect tlleir
I4egtal~torn by ar, ayern.ta ajoity Of 1.0ah Il
il cHt'm7t.al That 11n, cH maturity in this county
will teacl 1.50l.
C1SciNsar1, o., Oct. 13.-noturnn from eeyen-
ty-eix rroclncts in Hamilton County g;yca Hayes
maturity oyur Allen D57.
, 1875-10-14
INCIDENTS.
fII1, fkSftt1


Srecfal UtFrafeh I. The tArooo tribune.
CLEVELAND. q, Oct. 13.--Any wha: no mav,
thu Catholic issus Aes bee1l 4 powerlui Eepub-
lean impuleo in ttis cat1E aign on the WcEtern
Rotelro. EftcHhcTe t4rou 1l!oHt the State, the
gains and ]nrses llave bsei cur1outly irregular.
Strong Republican gains havo been madein DOM
pc7n,n stroDs1o1da, and yce ycrsa. In one
township one party Woull gain 101 ro:os uh!ts
in tho adjoining township tilo other party would
make All equal gain over tie vote OF two yeala
ngu. There has bten a cfoss-ilro O! The two is-
huca--iinanca aud tho schooa quessIou--in every
pcishholhood, and theso curious tiguses arc lta
results. Tho Western Reserve, with tho esco2-
tlons of, Warren and youngstown. ~hero bank
rnpt iron-tn1kers ana ldln miners hold tile ial-
ance Of power, has be5 ttn, to tho lalth. Even
IN those plnCCs tho DETECTION has Lctn F1:l.l lesd
than was expected. TIC inlatnni4.s Of ttls Ma
hunins Valley, look' IL ri tho S:Aee
TnHo11aH T1r:1A oTS ATMOSPHERE,
made bots IN ltta ~ Monday thnt Al4uu would
carry tie State By 950uo. They find uoa lu,r
unsafe It III tn estimate tho integrity nf tho pen
pic by what Allen aud Cary venture to utter in
their Ma:ae.
Ills al yet uacertaia by hos ,n",h tho Re-
PUBLICAN State t!sket is elected, or wnat The ma
jotlties will bo IL tho AsBcnblr. HascS' taator-
iIy cannot be las tlau 5000. no: moro than
1860, bat
IT WILL surrzfr.
70 hnse ono such light ty : Ma1nr.ty OF aFcn
f,outl il Il FlctorF from WHICH ncN financial ia
tee'ity OF tho sarty will be dated.
Tho 14ogialhturo il very close. but will tlorbt-
loss hayo a small Republican n,lj orisy. WHEELER
it l.aA Or not. .so 1Eeav iuBueH upon which tho
IL dead aud buried. 1t can uovor aguin be IN
ian1o in OhitI. Its adyecatoa arc ashamed and
dwgrAcea. The Ewing rendc.on- Enquirer Ting
has dug its own grave.
, 1875-10-14

a
Spfeiai Uixpatsh ta Yhs Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ill.,. Oct, 13.-About halt tie
Democrats here ARC glad tho Ohio election TO-
suited ~ 1t ttaA, and tl,e rest are sorry. Tho
Republicans genora!ly hold that thu outlook !.
much ootser than before the defeat OF the Ini1a-
tion Democrats. The S&a1s Register {penso-
crat.o) publishes al abusive article on its Ohio
alss, III the course Of which It says:
TAu full measure Of Tho malignant stupidity e1-
hlite1 by McLean / to, II NOT Jet stated, hut tbs
f4clA sukRUst tho Of thu aIsutdty lGl,lIlR
csute IL publican doctrine III she currency question,
xnl having Ignored Democratic doctrine IL to ths
tariff having carefully 4Iisuateu ths herman by
their platform and by rAnd.Lstu hasnH l4uaFod ths
tetord u the Republican party, AUD having attempted
to iAlsli5 tbs record Ut lhs natunal hesn"
s5,"s s's having hit "sFns'ss4 hs 'ns Ds s;s
Vi lilo State aud national reputation III connection
With Democratic principles aud Organization, they it,
sukcd the s!d Ut lxron kelly, Bcu putler aud Wrn'
drll Phillips Tor thu purpose Vi urging Democrats u
support Democratic platform with hspahtieau
plank IN tronl snss brmoCtltc tfctet with "h"s.
knnx-SothiNR Prohibition Lberai Labor 'WnsAlng-
muns.llepulltcau .u Tia sccond plate.
"oulo DIVES AEH VOICE Fol HONEST MONEY.
tpn.
Tho downfall Of tho lnlatlonEsts IN t'Alo VIII
hayo ~ immediate and tar-feachIAG 1nIuenco
for good.
1t placss both turtles upon thes good bahA-
Tiut for the Presidential contest ol tae Cen!en.
uial ys4r. Tho Ncpubllcan party received theiE
warning Last fal. The nonoctata have. In yaa-
, te{day's aapasiauco. grexsly-neede1 lesson,
that may be Of much sorvice 70 them Ito
floating 1ute grows With the 1Rtslugeuco Of tho
, 1875-10-14
CLEVELANO'5 RECORD.


SpsstaS Utstafch u Ths Chicago frtbxns,
CLEVELAND. o., Oct. Is For tho hzst ume
since 1872 tbe Republicans ct Ciaso land ars Ghu