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The New York herald., 1876-11-10


An immense crowd blocked up the streets In front Of
Tnmmany Hail last evening hopes that the assembly
chamber would be opened and the expectations Of en-
thusiastic democrats set at rest in hearing definite
election returns read from the platform But tho
Sachems and 'Bly lnjuns" were not hand and ths
crowd was consequently doomed 10 disappointment
Over the man entrance suspended the s.legend'
(nany anxious heart hoped that Il woald not 40.
tually prove "legend'Y upon large banner, "Tilden
and Hendricks elected; Florida gone democratic"
There motley crowd Of the unterrhed in 'front.' Of
tho Tammany building They noisy and demon
stratve Several ward statesmen OF Celtic nationality
stood among tho gathering and amused themselves
with energetic criticisms as TO the political situation.
80 jabers, said one, ssSammy is elected by large
majority. II Thin divlsh carpet baggers undertake
to count him out will shoulder muskcts and
dhrive them into the say.
..t's all right Tor Uncle Sammy, " remarked another
"Don't ses It writ up over the very sheps OF John
Keiiy's building"
'.faix, au' the thruth is not in that Kelly"
answered near peighbor the last speaker slf you
have better foundation tor Fiorday gong demo-
cratic ,ts purity blue lookout for Sammy. Dldnt
Kelly say at ST. Louis that the Governor couldn't carry
the sthatc OF New York, nnd now we have gwen him
over 40 900 majority. Then he touId US at rammany
Hall that Croker one OF the noblest Of God's era
beating my candidate for Coroner out Of total OF
some $4,000 Boys, wc Will have TO wait Till mornin
before this things settled by the newspapers"
Thus on the talk among the crowd until late
hour Several attempted to get into the Hall but the
janitor stood at The head Of the stairs and in.
formed them that no meeting would take place.
The announcement did not seem 10 be
credited, ana they continued to block up
the vicinity front OF the wigwauL As thousands OF
passers by along they glance up at the banner on
when inscribed the oit repeated announcement,
.Tden and Hendricks elected. but doubling shrug
o. the shoulder and an inquiry, show long has that
statement been up?" Indicated the slender hopes gen.
Grated BY such an incident
The hotels in the neighborho0d--tho Brunswick
House, Union Square Hotel, Union Place Hotel, and
others-were n.led with local politicians, who can
vagscd the situation cxcitedy. They did not remain
long in the barr rooms, but hurrieu 10 the Ev
ercit House. Filth Avenue Hotel and newspaper Offices
In order how tho latest dispatches read At
these centres OF news ga herring
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IN PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE.

That the electric telegraph Is boon to civilization
nobody viii venture dispute. but the fact that II has
recently played conspicuous part in the promulga-
t,on or ap unparalleled amount Of mendacy may rom
der 4 Objectionable from Christian and religious
standpoint Il began It's mission shortly after the
close of the polls Tuesday evening" and 1t has
t,nued since almost without ccssatcn while the un-
truths which II has helped into the world have been
be,r,ng iruit ike money invested compound inter-
est Yet spite Of the party spirit OF the bulletins
Printing House Square on Wednesday they had all
their followers yesterday, for In such a close
etection there must needs be hosts or creduous
people prepared change their belief with
every shifting rumor Of success defeat rho rival
party newspapers planted defiant flags, proclaimed
portaut gains for both candidates Ia the State,
and LETT the impartial person whose quest truth
fu Information In maze OF doubt. 1t must been
distressu TO the enthusiastic democrat read that
Hayes elected by los electoral votes, but consov
tion TO him when he found by the bulletin n
door that there 200 votes for Tilden. And the
ardent republican went through similar process oil
jubilation and depression. There a dcrangs.
ment OF mental stability In following all the conflict.
ing announcements; convection was Frustrated and
opinion torn to shreds II was q wild, whrl,ng,
deiirous excitement which cung TO strsws and then
spurnsd them Tor trailer reliance. In the morning I'll
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AT IRVING HALL.

In order to relieve the pressure Of crowds upon thA
Everett House, announcement made that the dc.
spatchcs received by the democratic committee would
be read at Irving Ha This brought large gathering
there, which, however, showed signs OF restiveness
when the reports faed to come IN rapidly and nuaily
returned to the Everett House TO swell the multitude
assembled there
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.
EXCITEMENT OVER The GENERAL RESULT
ExUBERANCE OF DEAocRATs--A SOLID DEMO
CRATIC CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
RICHMOND. Nov o, 1874
Tho interest and sxetem8nl here has been unabated
to-day and almost al business 10 al standstilL The
intense feeling prevails, and Associated Press
and orher kilograms made public the large crowds
about the newspaper ofncss, democratic and repob
ican headq uarters receive them wiih loud and con-
the multitude. which has been regulated BY tho tone
OF the various despatchss favorable or uniAvorabs 10
either sida
pxxooRArs RxUBERASr
The democrats to-nght are jubilant and excited 70
the highest pitch by what they consider favorable
news frsm FLORIDA and South Carolina
RETURNS rHR STATE
Additional returns from the State confirm last nights
despatch in relation to Tden Is majority and the Con.
gressiona delegation, except In The Fourth disrct
which. 10 was reported, would probably elect Jorgen-
sen, republican The reported returns IRON all couh-
ties In that district but three give Hu1ton dem over
cannot change tho result This will make the Virginia
delegation soiidly democratic
RAcR rRouBLES
The negroes here were very disordery tonight A
large crowd Of them gathered In the northern suburbs
OF the city, and marched IN procession down Broad
street. armed With Clubs &c, throwing stones ana
breaking . number Of store windows along the route
A detachment of police charged tho rioters and
dispersed them Previous this the mob went the
residence OF Rev. J. w. Dungee . coored preacher.
who has made himself quite prominent as demo
cratic canvasser and stoned the house. breaking the
windows Ec Subsequently q party OF whites went 10
the same manner.
CONGRESSMAN GOODIES MAJORITY.
NORFOLK, Nov. o. 1876.
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rx-covERsoR Z. D. MORGAN.

Last night Mr.. Morgan, In conversation with 1
HERALD reporter $50 far as the actual figures OF
the returns from the several States show results you
gentlemen OF the press, quite a. well posted
am; but the result is still uncertain From the de-
spatches that have been brought 10 my notice to-day
latest dispatches from tho South,
am OF tho opinion that II Louisiana,
Florida and South Carolina go solidy democratic TIL
den elected No matter those three states 60,
do not think that the final decision OF the canvass
will be left the Senate the House Those States
will make the decisive SO far as the State OF
New York Is concerned, the greatest problem vet
solved is tho action OF Erie county. cannot account
for IL, but am wailing for answer"
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prepared TO quail deeply, and they came in good
time Tor paatable draughL Calcium lights haa been
placed In position at the Asor House, and the HERALD
bulletin boards shonc white In the intense glare The
streams light passed the heads Of the crowd
throwing some into shade, minatng part of the
and producing effects beyond all theatrical, con-
trvancc Up went the dispatches as they arrived they
OF democratic complexion and the voice of the
popular acclaim volume which II II was
deaienng was at least exhilarat!ng and impressive
North Carolina had during the day been claimed for
tue republicans, but when the denial flashed upon the
HERALD bulletin board. the grand camor which arose
told Of tho convictions Of the populacc 'sThere's
paper for you" exclaimed enthusiast whose sefap
probation had been natercd by the OF the
with his own wishes, and he went away yielding
his approval to tho HERALD and probably intent on
euarging his patronage and good Offices In It's boha
And presently an inquiring drove up through
the crowd. pulled up before bulletin boafd alighted
and scrutiuized It calmly with evident satisfaction then
remoun'ed MS lofty scat and then drove away more
fully informed on larger issues and wiser as TO the
probable fate and disposition OF the nation Would IL
be TOO much TO INQUIRE the mental process through
which the astute carman labored and how he came %
be OF The opinion which was indicated his satisfied
visage that the country was safe from Immediate aud
irreparabe disastcrf But tins is only q aide ISSUE
which does not materially affect the question OF the
Presidency. and 80 may be dismissed.
sipELoSG oUANrSRssxs AND ABsuRpfrIEs
are always turning up IN large gathcfnas and there
we're many OF them IN this although they were shad-
owed IN the earncstness OF his demeanor and IN the
enthusiasm OF It's applause. But the dispatches come
n and the cheers ring louder aud louder. This time
the news comes from Louisiana The New Orleans
Democrat had sped the message that the State was
gong democratic by majority Of 1000 The news
fell on the multitude likc thunderbot but thunder.
Dol: In hot, arid weather when the land y dry anu
parched, and rain is welcome. Tho despatch Was put
positively and was taken altogether out oi tne region
OF surmlse And, like the ram which follows tna
thunderbolt the cheers followed the new and unex.
pectcd announcement OF democratic succcsA Again
aud again they were repeated They rang from nanh
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FRvERIsH EXCITEMENT IN THE QUAKER CITY
SECRETARY CAMERON AND GOVERNOR Neon
MICK CONFIDENT OF REPUBLICAN VIC
ToRY-THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE vs.. THE
PEOPLE
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CONGRESSMAN GOODIES MAJORITY.
NORFOLK Nov. Q. 1875.
The ofntial majority for Goode idemocratA for Con-
gress from this district, Ii 1850
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

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THE WEEKLY SUN.
FOR 1879.

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NOTICE.
PIONEER Mill AID MINING COMPANY.

PIONEER MILL AND MINING COMPANY.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
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For THE DISTRICT OF

No. III.
In THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
For THE DISTRICT OF
CARSON CITY, NEy.,
YENHE PEOPLE OF THE UNITkD STATES
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In THE MATTER OF ESTATE
CT
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DY ORDER OF THE JUDGE OF SAID
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1910 A. NJ.
aud leaves at 1855 A. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. M
and leaves at 10:45 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at II NJ. and
caves at AS p. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 1920 P. NJ.
and leaves at 1886 p. NJ.
Emisrant Train arrives at 7:3O P. NJ.
and leaves at SIS A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. NJ.
AMI leaves at 1910 P. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
ard Boise City, Idaho Territory
Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
NJ. and arrives at 2 80 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to- Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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Seminal Weakness.

s,minal ennis sions. the consequence VI self.
abnse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexual
Indulgence Is practised by the youth OF both
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morbid symptoms. unless combated by seien-
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A FRONTIER STORY SPOILED.

THE TRAPPER RIDoLEx PROVED TO Bl 4
LIAR-Ms CUSTER ROMANCE EXPLODED.
ASoKA, Sept 49, 1879
EDITORS OF THE ST. PAUL PRESS TxBUxE:-
saw your paper the other day statement Of the
trapper Rdgley about Custsrs fight the Little Biz
Horn. Now. know this man Ridgley we'll and
also know his Whereabouts since the LIST Of Juy 1875
thought that few words from might be Of inter
est to you and your many readcra Ridgley says he
has been absent years trapping expedition.
Now, Mr. Editor, he worked for all through hay
ing harvesting In the season OF 1875; he left my
place about the 20th OF September Of last year. but
saw him several times October He says he, with
Others was captured by the Indians in March last and
vas still prisoner In Sitting Bulls camp at the time
OF Custer's anninilation the 25th Of Juno. Now,
saw Rdgley and conversed with him about the middle
Of April last, Platte River, IN Morrison county, II
this State; he was then at work for Hill Brothers, 10
their logging camp Platte River. Moreover, Ire
ceved the following letter from him early In July
sAuK RAPIDS, Mnn.. July ., A. ID. 1875
Mr.. wARp-Der Sir Wish that you Void let me Know
What the chance Down thsre tor Work In hayin this
If thare good chance Wages will Down thsrs
Work this yer gain pIese let No Know
git this good By Frum Your friend d. II. kIDGLEY
Now Mr. Editor, am prepared to prove every state
ment made bv should our friend Ridgley desire IL
Why Ridgley should invent such story OF course ID
bcyond my compreh hension. He 10 OF Imaginative
mind and 10 continually telling something to stir up
sensation. HIS appearance TOO, bears him cut IN his
last attempt the sensation line, he most certainly
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH WARD,
AnOka. Ninn..