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Marine Intelligence.

DETROIT, November 9.-The schooner
George WOrlhington, with cargo Of iron
ore, Is total wreck on St. Helena Is.
land.
The steamer Sheridan, ashore at Grand
Island, Is total loss, but the greater part
OF her cargo, however, is saved.
New YoRK, November 2.-Arriyed--
Steamship Wisconsin, from Liverpool.
The steamship Liberia has arrived
from Liverpool, She brought Gl6,000
in specie.
LONDON, November 2.-The steamship
Parthia, which sailed from Liverpool for
Boston to-day, took $4,000 in specie.
MovGLLE, November 2.-Thc steamship
Peruvian, from Montreal, has arrived.
CoLLINGwooD, CANADA, November 2.
The steamer Cumberland is ashore at
Lee Harbor, Lake Superior,
PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-Ths
steamer Pomerania has arrived from
Hamburg.
New YORK, November 2.-The steam.
ship Amerique has arrived from HaVre.
SOUTHAMPTON, November 2.-The
steamer Maine has arrived from New
York.
MovrLLE, November 1.-The steamer
Anchoria has arrived from New York.
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probable success OF the so-Called Conser-
vative ticket in Mississippi. In view Of
the unhappy condition Of that State, the
great depreciation Of property, the heavy
augmentation Of taxes, and the general
decentralization OF industry, such a re-
suit is not to be deplored. Let US hope
that the change will bring with it not only
u better feeling between the races but
vastly improved material prospects.
But, referring again to the article Of
Mr., Harper in the Gasstts, in regard to the
meeting at which the colored brother
made such telling speech, We note the
following pleasing incident personal to
Mr.. Harper himself, and also in its way,
memenIo OF his father, for so many
years citizen Of Wheelingi
"Another incident, and il will do to pub.
lish in Virginia, is on the shores Of the
blue Potomac. In 1878, when the British
ships were ascending the Potomac for the
purpose Of burning Washington City, a
company OF volunteer infantry was
formed in Alexandria, eight miles below
Washington, and marched down to the
White House, and there engaged the
British men.of.war. A daughter OF the
Captain Of that company and son
OF one OF the volunteers in that com.
pany were in Terry on Saturday;
and while the sOn Of the volunteer Of
1918 was addressing the meeting the
daughter Of the Captain gracefully ap-
preached and placed upon the speakers
stand most beautiful and magnificent
boquet. At the moment the parties were
unknown to each other. The facts were
developed afterwards. The incident was
beautiful and appropriate, and It is not
indelicate, perhaps, TO state that the
daughter Of the Captain was Mrs.
Brown, the accomplished wife OF our
friend ex.Gov. A. G. Brown; and the son
Of the volunteer, was Geo. W, Harper Of
the Raymond Galetts. That two natives,
now advanced in years, Of "old Alexan.
dria," whose fathers were so patriOtically
connected sixty.two years ago, should
meet at Terry, here in Mississippi, a
thousand miles from the blue Potomac,
on Saturday last, all unknown to each
other, and that the beautiful incident Of
the boquet should have occurred, renders
the occasion, Ot least to us, one OF pecu.
liar interest.
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Returned HOmC-DrOWned-A
StabbIng ARRAY,

MEMPuEs, November 2.-City Marshal
Wareke, Of Evansville, Ind, left for home
to-day with Joe Smith, the noted horse
thief and river pirate, who Is wanted
there.
Richard Massey, Of St. Louis, fell Of a
trading boat twelve miles above here, yes
terday, and was drowned. The body has
not been recovered.
Ed. Johnson, a desperate negro, stab.
bed two white men and two negroes on
the steamer Phil Allen yesterday, about
twelve miles below here, killing one Of
the negroes instantly; the other one was
put ashore in dying condition. The
crew Of the Allen arrested johnson and
sent him back here on the Quickstep, and
he was this morning committed 10 jail.
lie Is said 10 have recently escaped from
the Marion, Ark, Jail, where he was con.
fined for the murder Of q negro man,
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MASSACnUSETTS.
BosToN, November 2.-YOting is going
on nniatlv and nannrallv linhf

BOsToN, November 2.-YOting is going
on quietly, and generally light.
BOsToS, November 2.-RiceS friends
claim large gains in Boston, Rice has
carried New Bedford by "a majority.
GastOn's majority there last year was rs,
Crapo, Republican, for Congress in the
First District, has large majority in the
towns heard from.
Returns from seventy towns outside
Of Boston, which last year gave CASTOR
l5,lSS against Talbot Is, $50, give the vote
for Castor 1889, Rice l4,9O4. Crapo's,
Republican, election in the First District
for Congress is assured.
Fourteen Wards OF this city give Rice
6,749, CASTOR 1856.
The IrGpelier'S estimate Of Sixty-nine
towns and wards, including Boston, places
the vote for Rice at 2O,06S, CASTOR II, ,6Ss,
Baker 2,42s, Adams 400, scattering 100,
against last years figures, viz: CASTOR
81 Az, Talbot 9O,Oll, Republican gain
OF over 1000.
One hundred and fourteen towns out
side Of Boston return Rice 2S,347 votes
and CASTOR 25,OO3; Baker, 3,437; Adams,
706; Phillips, 1874, A heavy falling of
in the vote is noticeable.
The gain Of Rice in Boston is Consid.
cradle. Returns from all the wards ex.
Cept the Twelfth, give Rice 10000, Gas.
ton 1889. The friends OF Rice already
claim his election.
BosToN, November 9.-One hundred
and ninety.one towns have been heard
from. Rice has 46,59S; CASTOR, Dem,
1876; Baker, ProhibitiOnist, $3.50; Phil.
lips, 1893; Adams, l,l3s. The total vote
Of Boston this year for Rice is l3,lO0 and
49, 1856 for Castor. The vote last year for
CASTOR was l5,9ss; Talbot, 9,697,
Rice has gained 6,255 in Boston alone.
Present indications point to Rice's cleo
ton.
Two hundred and fOrty.seven towns
give Rice, Rep, 75,l4l; CASTOR 69,776;
Baker 1920. x special from New Bed.
ford places Crapo'S, Rep, majority for
Congress at 1000, Rice carries Boston
by rs votes,
The election OF Bice IL now generally
conceded. The estimate Of the Journal
places his plurality at from 5000 to
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 vote
will reach $4,000 and may go beyond this
estimate. The entire Republican State
ticket is probably elected.
BosroN, November 2.-Complete re.
turns from 322 towns in this State, all
but IS, give Rice s2,ls4, CASTOR 77,949,
Baker S,0O4, scattering 33l, Rice's plur.
ality is 4,sS5. These figures will be but
slightly varied. The Republicans elect
all theirCounciIlors, and 81 Senators, The
Democrats elect s Senators. One district
remains doubtful. The Republicans
gain heavily in Representatives but the
figures are not yet footed. Crapo Is
elected to Congress from the First Dis
trict by over 1900 majority.
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MICHIGAN.
Municipal Election.

DETROIT, November 9.-The municipal
election to-day absorbed a greater degree
Of interest than any previously known.
Good order generally prevailed, and a
very large vote was polled. The contest
for Mayor was squarely on the Sunday
liquor question. Alexander Lewis was
the regular Democratic nominee, and was
at the head Of law and order ticket, az
against W. G. Thompson, nominee Of the
Republican Convention. The result Is a
decided victory for the former At this
considerably over 1000.
DETROIT, November 2-ll r. M.-Re.
turns from 13 Of the 10 precincts indicate
Lewis election by about 1900 majority.
The Republicans claim a majority in the
next Council, and also claim that they
have elected most Of the city ticket, but
no definite figures have yet been obtained.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, November 2.-The scatter.
ing returns received up to 0 o'clock in.
dictate the election Of the whole Republi-
can State ticket, with the possible excep.
ton Of Treasurer, by majorities ranging
from 1000 to 5000. No returns from
any Of the large towns are yet in.
Sr. PAUL, November 2 Later returns
from various parts Of the State do not
change the previous estimates, but do
not give basis for close calculations.
The Republican State ticket is undoubt.
edly elected, with the exception Of State
Treasurer. This Is uncertain. The Re-
publicans do not claim over 5000 major
ity. It is impossible to make a close es.
innate Of the Legislature, but It will be
largely Republican.
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A nnei rhni Enied Riehi.

NEw YoRK, November "a duel oc.
CURED this afternoon on the top floor Of
No. lO6 Delaney street between two Polish
Jews, named Joseph Goldman and Moses
Piskalt. Goldman was shot over the
right temple and in the right cheek and
instantly killed. Piskalt was shot over
the right eye and mortally wounded.
The men were partners a. jewelers. at
No. So East Broadway, and the tragedy
Is supposed 10 have arisen out Of a buai-
ness quarrel,
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Ma. GEo. W. EIARPER, many years ago
Wheeling boy, brother Of Mr.. Henry
Harper, the hat merchant, Is the editor
u the llind' county Miss Gazette. We
notice in hi' last paper an interesting ac-
count Of a meeting Of a DemOcratic.C Con.
's'yaiye Club in the vicinity Of his
Town at a place called Terry.
Among several speakers who ad.
dressed the people was "Jerry Blow" /"
, colo'el individual, whose speech
NJ Harper says notwithstanding he
h'n''Ii addressed the meeting) twas the
'Peech Of the OCCASION" It Is described
a. being simple, but very effective"
No'e than that, at reached the colored
voter and many Of that race, answering
70 the cal, stepped up and gave Blow
'asI' hands and had thet names recorded
"menbcrs Of the Terry Club"
Wehaye long been convinced that the
only reliable solution Of the race prob.
''n in the South iS the abolition Of the
color line in politics. And hence we
ne always glad to see such incidents "a
'nH one recorded in the Gastl,. We are
Persuaded that it is better that the intel.
isencc, and not the ignorance, Of the
south, should lead in politics. The whites
VII be compelled in order to hold the ne.
s'0 70 treat him we'll politically. Unless
.ae! DO So unless they give him schools,
give him fair play and make him equal
It'o'e !, the law, they will lose his support.
u . therefore the part Of enlightened
e'a'hns'' for the whites Of the South to
,ye mat the colored brother is fully pro.
'sV'cd IN all his rights Of citizenship.
" We write the news comes to Us Of the
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FIRE RECORD.


FALL RIVER, Mass. November 2.-The
Mascot steam cotton mill was destroyed
by FIRE tonight. NJ. +. Bennett & Cos
coal shed, adjoining, was partially de.
stroyed. The flying emberS set fire to a
number Of houses on Central street, and
the roof Of a mill was fred in several
places. An engine was transferred to
this mill and soon e1tinguished the
flames. 1t is impossible to get a state.
ment further than that 1t Is insured for
about thrce.quarterS Of It's value and is
a total loss.
LATER-A rough estimate places the
loss by the FIRE tonight at 100000; in.
sufance about Sl2O,OO0.
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We let three Of our birds Of freedom Gy
to the breeze this morning in honor Of
the great victory in three Of the most I'M
Poriant State, voting yesterday. They
look pretty gay for birds that have been
Agooi while in the cage, a good deal gay.
er than any Democratic ROSTERS that we
hay'.een lately
These noble birds have taken their
position this morning over New York,
Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, and we
have no doubt their protecting aegis will
tsm,n over their State, for an indefinite
time to come.
The sight otthesc patriotic birds will,
Tedoubt not gladden. the eyes Of any
number Of people this morning.
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CheGnteIlfgetreer.
Yc,terday's : Elections.

4. We write, half an hour after mid
night. return. from yesterdays elections
,,r Beginning to come in with tolerable
#.ap,me., sufficiently so to show
n,tNrv York, Pennsylvania, New Jer'
Massachusetts,, Wisconsin and Min
s.gn haze all gone Republican. In.
,,eB5c a, /. may seem, the State OF
NswY.fk, the Empire State, the State
,hs, only last year gave Governor
r.lya majority Of jO,3l7, has
,.,grtd to her first love, and
~ ven hcr.eIi to be, what she has
All llgn. heen known to be at heart, u
Espab.ialn State. Large Republican
ain, are reported in nearly every part
oi the interior, and at this writing there
.seu, to be no doubt that the result is as
stated hi. specially gratifying to see
,ha.egefy nominee on theTammany ticket
.aNeu York city isreported beaten. This
result, ba, been effected by a combination
b,.eeen Republicans and anti.Tammany
Democrats, and i4 victory over which
goyi men everywhere, without distinction
oi puty, may well rejoice,
The returns from New Jersey show u
decided revolution. Last year the State
ven. Democratic by 1888 majority,
uhiIcno both branches Of the Legisla.
ufc are reported Republican. This will
lyiof New Jersey, State from which
,lcinew could hardly have been ez.
pe,!cd,
There i. also a decided change in the
vote Of Wisconsin. Like New York, she
ba. rsurnedlo her natural and congeniAl
placcin the Republican fold, from whence
.he .rayed away in 1873, although in
ls1i .he elected three Republican Con.
sre..mgn ont Of four, but one Of them by
anIy9j3 majority. On asQuaro vote,when
the Republican party is on its good be.
hlyor, Wisconsin il always sure for at
ica.tloOo) Republican majority.
At thi. hour We have no returns to
indicate the certain Republican major.
Iiy in penn.y Iyania, but we have enough
new, to show with entire certainty
tha, the State has gone Republican.
Ilst year size gave a Democratic ma or.
ily Of 1879, and the Democracy, previous
to the Ohio election, were dead sure that
she would give them anywhere from 10000
to 10000 majority this year. But since
the defeat Of the party in Ohio they have
taken to their holes, somewhat a. they did
in 1872 after the election Of IEartranft.
After that memorable set back to their
hopes they abandoned the contest and
gave the State to General Grant in No
rcmJer by 1888 majority as against
only 1854 majority for IIartranit in
October.
On the whole, take the returns Of yes.
erday they apPearat this time, and the
outlook for the Democratic brethren
next year il not very Aattering. That
great tidal wave, about which we heard
10 much recently, seems to have receded
rapidly ndlett them stranded on a deso.
late looking coast.
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CINCINNATI, November "a mob Of
Cleveland thieves, known as the Fuchs
party, named James OBtien and one
Myers and wife, who have been operat.
ing here for few days past, were checked
by the police to-day, Myers escaping. 4
large amount Of stolen goods was found
in their possession.
CLEVELAND, November 2.-Cyrus Car.
mon, charged with Nssaulting Jos.
schliei at Berea, Ohio, last night, was ar.
rested in this city to-day. ..
Frank Jones, aged IS, had both Of his
feet smashed and his arm broken by the
cars to-day. He fell under the wheels
while attempting to get on the morning
train,
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OREGON.

SAN Francisco, November IA dis
patch from Portland, Oregon, says that
later election returns materially reduce
the majority for Lane, Democrat, for
Congress-.
A dispatch from Salem says that the
returns indicate the election Of Warren,
Republican, by a small majority.
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GERMANY.

COLOGNE, November 2.-Several mem
Der Of the Cathedral chapter have given
formal notice that they will submit to
the authority Of the Imperial Govern.
ment. 1t Is stated that a majority OF the
chapter refused to endorse the protest Of
the Archbishop against his expulsion
from his nnlace.
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CIScrSNAri, November 2.-At meet.
ing OF clergymen in this city last evening
it was resolved that centennial relig.
ious celebration be held in Cincinnati In
1870, and that a board Of managers con.
sisting Of ten persons be appointed who
shall be charged with the execution Of the
plans for the celebration.
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FREIGHT TARIFF.

1t il understood that the railroads to
the West are about to again agree upon
a new and higher freight tariff, to go into
effect IN the 18th inst, on the basis Of
sixty cents to Chicago on fourth class
ireights. Several roads Yesterday ordered
their agents to make no time contracts
for freiVh,
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rttr tnEEDNENs' RANK
NEW YORK.
Numerous Failures.

New YORK, November "a dozen or
more small failures we're announced yes.
terday, embracing traders in nearly every
line Of staples. None we're Of any mag.
nitude and The majority came 10 light by
assignments filed in the office Of the clerk
of the ctiirL
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CANADA.
Seventeen Persons Drowned.

QUEBEC, November g. During the
snow storm Sunday morning an accident
by which seventeen persons lost their
lives, occurred at ST, Fainlie, Isle OF
Orleans The people who we're returning
from market were being landed from the
steamer in a scow, which capsized and
all On board with one exception drowned.
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SAN Francisco, November IA Sc.
we're earthquake is reported at Yuma, on
the Colorado river.
AdviCes from all parts Of the State for
the last twenty.four hours indicate
general rain fall.
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A dispatch from Scranton says that
during the IIallow E'en sports in that
city, Anthony Scanlon demonstrated with
Henry Kelly, both boys, for ns'ailing the
house Of the former with stones, and in
the wrangle that followed Kelly fatally
stohlnd S.anlnn.
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DETROIT, November 2.-The schooner
Queen City laden with corn went ashore
on Saint Wangoshaner, Lake Michigan,
is fall Of water, and will probably bo a
total loss.
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san FRGNr1sCo, Novembe. ga spe.
cial from Virginia City reports snow and
rain there to-day, causing some suffering
among the imPetiectly housed people.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November IN. Emile Olivier
will be a candidate for the Assembly In
the Department Of the Var at the next
election.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, November 2.-The Post.
office Department Is deSirous Of inaugu'
rating postal railway service between
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, indianapolis and
st. Louis as early az possible, and as
result Of conference between Col. Scott
and the Postmaster General, It Is expect
ed that the service can be put in opera.
ton by the lst Of December.
CLERKS DISMISSED.
twenty-five female clerks were dis.
missed from the Patent Office to-day.
CABINET MEETING.
The Cabinet were In session about two
hours to-day. The question Of the i'm.
prisonment Of Brigham Young was talked
Of, but without further action than the
reference OF the matter TO the Attorney
General, who will make All investigation
to-day.
THE fREEDNESS BANK
was crowded with resident Coloted per.
sons to-day drawing their portion Of the
dividend OF 20 per cent. The depoSitOrs
residing at a distance are required to for
ward their books or other evidence Of
Indebtedness through some responsible
bank or by mail or express.
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sr. Lotus, November 2.-The injunc.
ton obtained prohibiting the perform.
ance Of the 1.-TWO Orphans" by the Mckee
Rankin Combination was dissolved to-
day, and the piece was played at DeBar's
Opera House tonight TO a crowded house.
IN THE COURTS.
No definite action was taken by Judge
Treat in the matter Of appointing a re.
ceiver for the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad,
but an appointment will probably be
made tomorrow.
Joseph N. Fitltoy, one Of the indicted
whisky ring and formerly a clerk in the
U. s. Collectors office, to-day Withdrew
hi' fOtmer plea Of not guilty and entered
a plea Of guilty to two counts in the in.
dictment. 1t is said he will appear as a
witness for the government in the cases to
come of and disclose the action Of the
ring.
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LIVERPOOL, November 2.-Daca Palo-
lago q Sons have suspended. Liabilities
S5O0,O0O.
LONDON, November $3.50 A. M.-sir
John Gardner Wilkinson, the eminent
archGlOgist, is dead.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
ROYAL VISIT.

LONDON, November 2.-The King and
Queen OF Denmark and their daughter,
Princess Thyra, accompanied by Prince
John Of SchlesWig-Holstein, arrived in
England to-day.
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CABLE FOUND.
PAl1ED FOR 100000.

The steamship Faraday has grappled
and buOyed the Direct United States
cable,
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GROCERIES,.

NEW YORK CHEESE.
10 DoIcs New York Goshen Cheese.
H. ]. SMYTH,
Corner Market and Fourteenth Streets.
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NEW JERSEY.

young man named Joseph Dederick, employed IN a
kndling wood factory in West New York, had his hand
mashed into jelly yesterday by an immense steam trip
hammer
The latest feat Of Jersey tramp was the demolition
Of Constable Grimm, OF Union Hill who undertook TO
arrest him In that quarter yesterday morning. The
rover after deposltng him on the sidewalk, troted OF
and made good his escape
The denzens Of Union Hill have at length taken active
against the desperadoes whose outrages re-
Gently created such terror among them At the latest
meeting Of the Town Council sergeant and four police
men were appointed TO protect the district by night
The North Hudson county thieves paid visit to the
residence Of Mr. j. Williams Perry street. Gutten-
burg, at early hour yesterday morning They broke
the place and began to accumulate booty. In the
height Of their operations they were interrupted by
loud noise up stairs The stamping Of feet and the
clicking OF firearms induced the robbers to fee the
promises In their eagerness to get away they failed to
take the bundles Of clothing and other vauabes which
they had industriously packed up for their journey
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The Cab and Omnibus Netos is the newest London
periodical out.
Mr.. F. / Scudamore who engineered the British
postal telegraph the secpless Man" Of the London
Standard
William ". Story has written a new historical play
entitled "Hero," addition his Roman studies, Of
no mean merit The drama will be out in the au-
tumn.
Under the title OF Leverana," p" the publisher Kelly, Of
Dublin will bring out in November some reminiscent
ces and anecdotes Of Charles Lever
The correspondence of the late B. r. Hayden, the
centric artist is in press in London.
Under the title Of 'The Had and Odyssey of India"
Edwin Arnold gives a fine account Of the Ramayana
and the Mahabharat in the London TeLtJrdph
The London AttenGu denies that the late NJ Guizots
'History OF France is Of the best in critical
sense while it admits that it is perhaps best suited to
the popular wants Of any
Mr Browning, who writes quite too much verse Of
late will print new poem October treating Of the
effect of sudden loss Of fortune on the mind