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LOUISIANA.

REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS DISPATCHES.
GOV. KELLOGG SAYS THE MAJoEITItS ARE BhIlhh
THAN EXPECTED-THE STATE SAFE FOR HAYES
NTw-O ORLEANS, Nov. $3.50 p. m.-Ihe returns
are even better than we expected from remote par
islcs BE easy so far as Louisiana is concerned.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov 90 p. m.-Iherc has been
Republican gain of 5000 in Ncw-Orlcans. Smlth'
Republican, is elected to Congress i'll the Nth DIS
trict by large majority. The parishes OF BosSlrr'
De Soto, RapIdcs, Red River, and Natchltoch'7' all
give large Republican gains. Burwell' Repnbilclh'
is probably elected to Congress Republican major
itics are larger all over the State, and the Demo
cratic ,noiorities lighter than we estimated LOuisi-
ana is sure for Hayes beyond all question
W.P. KELLOGG, Governor of Louisiana.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

VOTE oF TIE STATE EY DISTRICTS.
nAYr-', vAroRIY, Io9e5-rlrNIN TOR Ei'E
-30.122-atrrrncAN Ai,JpnIY oN c'>Gnls,-
Nj, 2i,09O.
Nearly complete returns have been received
from 4 --acl1-cit.. ~. total N"', ior president rs
45G.257 bro TIE towns hc1d ir 90. "u' "' ""'h '"'.
Have, ia, % majority e. Ip9~1 IN $50 Nhcu 'f.,i'r
majority over Greeley va, 7l2I2 the vote oi Oh" stole
for President, including 100 scattering votes. Was
l99,~;7 The increase in tin total N"t" D. CLEO; the
decrease in the Republican majority Is 35.@21 TIE
totavotc for Governor this year is 2j3lo~, aud GOV
Eicc's majority = 100; nis plurality over tns prinp
f.. 3Ol22 The total vote for Governor u 1870, iuclud
Ing 30 scattering vote, was l13l-5; COY Lirr7 pm
rlity was BOO. The vote for President aud Governor
fiji. y,ar i, gwen below by Congressional Districts:
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ILLINOIS.
ABOUT 10000 REPUBLICAN.

DEMoCRA1IC CrAInS UNFOUNDED
CHICAGO, H., Nov 9.-Thcrc is no reasonable
foundation for the claim that the Democrats have
carried Illinois Careful comparison of returns re-
ccived with the highest Democratic vote II 1872
indicates 5000 Republican majority. The gains "I
the Republicans IN congressman exactly reverse The
prcscut political character of the Illinois delegation
Two Of these gains have been made III " Egypt, the
Democratic stronghold, and the Republicans have
caiued some members of the Legislature also from
that section, which would be an impo'slbility II the
Democrats had carried the State. The vote regis
tered shows an enormous increase over 1877. The
Democrats got a greater percentage than the E"pub-
hcans, in the ratio apparently OF about go 10 40
CHICAGO Nov. s.--Two hundred and twelve
to,v,s and precincts in Illinois give Hayes $3.50
and Tilden 81. $685. against vote in 1872 of 35,o57
for Grant and % ,OlG for Greeley. Fory-two towns
for which there is no basis of comparison give
HAYES 1923 and Tilden 697S. In nineteen az
d,fional towns and precincts Hayes has majority
of 2,O aad Tiden of Az.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BO TON Nov. 9.George lunt, brakeman 91 III, ..e
this afternoon. A. =
BosroN Now 9-Charles j. Swasey cle sI1bs1,nS
enuoy OF Poor & co. has been arres,h be al spent
~ SOD of the latter funds the most oi winch NJ,
OTTAWA, Cam Nov 9Iodiayy tg Revenue Vice tSs
f,mmn was sworn I'm as Minister OF lnte . lin
n@n Ms SscNian. retired account OF III hes'u
MoSrrrA Nov b Rsnsar@ asvs . GS
Wholesale ani trt $50 600; nominaly the same
figure. n TL;a ,,,or,;noo co fin VI IN
SIRA ne iyer at the east end OF the town
found % ~ man with his head Gus on An aes Az
ing me oo ,ina was discovered afordina the
u. IL ~ td.nunc cation OF the body.
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UISiiINGTON NOTES.

WASIuNGToN. Nov. 9.-Naval officers express
y,r, .-,, concern 40 TIE nou-irrval OF tAc t'nh.u
with tweed AMI j. quite possible That one of the last
,alliu, steam yachts Iu1y De- sent In search ~ her
Peter Inslcy, who wa, acquitted few months since
Of tine charge Of numbering negro in tmontown, was
found Yesterday near louisville II. Georges County,
Nd with h, head crushed and two huci-holos IN H. IL
g. fnusht b" wa, muutlcd 70 aYcu-e The death OF ne
negro k.ll.d by INN.
The Controller of the Currency has issued Il circular
saving: Il has become necessary To present for the con
I,tion ~ the National bank, fact which has occa
stoned much uncaslucss. and which j. the ctSe of daily
Increasing embarrassment namely, the raPidiy win
which the National bank notes axe wearing out and hrlnS
returned for destruction, taken m connection "'th the
,t, number OF agents appointed 10 irc,' his DO
st,cft ON behalf of the banks II s necessary 10 de-
,rny the notes at from 100 To 100 banks ~ ore DAY, AMI
tu names Of about 100 persons axe registered as iv'-'
,n, fine /, con .umcd iu looking NJ these g'nii"neh
onur Of mem cannot be- found when wanted; SOM" are
dlaforl and others neglect to attend men Whth iH'l
assemble the number l. often 80 great thtt ltit
L. ,n room for their accommodation ana - az
,t,.tnu delay and Inconvenience are likely 10 result
rc matter la, al cu-n reached that pulat where some
.I,t,- must , made rc.iof must De oD'un, H. or
thr lnIi Uu,rr- sill he seriously Distracted lie lids
rupi, concluded that me most feasible mctEol ol
l>Itiu tn. ,icutcs of the uitiOu VIII be To summit
r u,r, of . suirlcnt number of trustworthy agents,
and request the banks To make choice from tlat NUM-
her Tie follow names are prcrcutt Inc Nltohil
Ranks All Washington CITY, NcssTs. A. = Pratt e"u, j.
q g. Kennedy, T. ". Pdc.iu esp NcNslS Middleton ~
Co Irwi, johnson Il Co.. aui Joseph ;. Burnett, esd
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FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, Nov. Six hundred and fifty
troogs hgy, arrived from Spain.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-W. Watson has been
elected member of Parliament for the universities OF
GLASGOW aud Aberdeen.
IoSpoy. Nov. 1O.-The Khan of Khiya, in
consequence Of the complaints ~ lis subjects has offered
IN code the remainder OF his territory TO the Russian
Government
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Thc Liverpool Autumn
Cup WIS won by Wiltons ch FOotstep with Woodlands
second. and Lord Gowran third. Julius Caesar, the
Ctynritc. WAS not placed.
IovpON. Noy. 1O.-Sir Anthony Musgrave,
Governor OF South Australia, has been transferred TO
I,r,ic, Cal C. G.. Strahan, Governor Of the Gold
Coast Atrica has been transferred TO the lahaihas 10
t,hr the place OF Gov. Pope Hcnnessy, VINO If uahS
T.. "a Hbu Kong.
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DOUBTFUL.
TRorBLE BREWING NJ THE SOUTH.
Florida.

The following is the substance Of the latest new
and comment furnished at the headquarters of the
National Republican Committee:
Information from Louisiana and Florida shows
that the White League and Ku-Klux are making
raids on the ballot-boxes and canvassers. This OF
course proves that they know they have lost these
States.
"Gov. Kellogg and Gov. Stearns are informed that
leading friends Of Mr.. Tilden are Oh their way to
Louisiana and Florida and they invite prominent
men Of National reputation of both parties
10 be present. They ask that the situation and the
facts be thoroughly known. They say, We know
We are right aud viii stand or fall by the record"
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ARKANSAS.
10000 DEMOCRATIC

THREE DEMOCRATIC CONGREssMEN.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Nov 9.-The streets are
crowded with people awaiting the returns Tidcn
ana hendrieks's majority in the State is about
SoooO although the vote is much smaller than at
'ne october election. The election of three Demo
s,Suc congressman is conceded, namely: Ganse in
oe lst District, Slemmons in the III District, and
Suiter IN the WITH District. In the Hid District
o'uAi' lDenl is defeated and an official count is
.equ a, to decide the election between Cravens
&nu Mcclure, Republicans.
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GOV. TILDEN DECLINES TO SPEAK.

AT the Everett House theIe Was Si'''
change Of feeling manifested last evening among the
Democrats. They became very much excited ana en-
thusiastfc reports of victories In Florida ana Lou
isana. Mr. Magone, Chairman OF the Democratic Ma
tonal Committee made speech, claiming those TWO
States large number Of people gathered in front OF
Gov Tiden- house and checred Justify Loud calls were
made Mr. Tlden, and after brief space he appeared
and said: "Felow-czens: thank you for the inter
you show in the results Of the election You do not
expect make speech tonight. Feliow-citzcns'
bid you good night" The crowd then slowly dispersed
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FIVE CONGRESSMAN GAINED.

POSSIBLY GAIN OF SIX FOR TIE EEPCBLlCAHS
CmcAGo. Nov. 9.-The following is tho Congress
sional result in Illinois: The Republicans elect
Aldrich in the Ist District BrentanO in the Hid,
both gains; Lathrop in the IVth, Burchard III the
With, Henderson in the With, Hayes i'll the Win,
gain Fort in the With, Boyd in the lXth, Upton
in the XIIIth, gain Cannon in the XlVth, Wiley
in the XVIIlth, gain, and possibly Ashcroft III the
XyIIth over Sparks, the present incumbent, which
is certain gain of five congressman, and possibly
siI,
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SUFFOLK AND QUEENS COUNTIES.

The Republicans of Suffolk County have
been successful with their county ticket their average
majority being about 300 o. T. Ackerley is reelected
County Clerk George W. Cooper is elected Sheriff, ana
Moses r. Smith Member Of Assembly.
In Queens County the Republicans had no candidate
for County Clerk and John Ill Sutphn, the Democratic
candidate had no opposition. The other local 0crrs-
all Democratic-arc as follows: Shcrln Benlalnln T.
Rushmorc: Coroncr5 William ID. Wood James NcCar-
thy John Carroll. The Democratic candidates LOT a.
sclnbiy in both Districts are also eectcd-I Inc ist Ii
bert Floyd Jones in the III, George l.. BulIner
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RACE TROUBLES IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9.-The negroes here
vcrc very disordery tonight. large crowd Of them
gathered In the northern suburbs Of the city aud
marched in procession down Broadst armed with clubs,
kc throwing stones aud breaking number Of store
,,indovs along the route. A detachment OF police
CHARGED the rioters and dispersed them. Previous 10
This the mob went to the residence of the Rev j. W.
DnnV,c n coored preacher who has made himself qlte
nrn,, nent n. "A Democratic canyasser and stoned the
hnnsr king the windows, &c. subsequently party
of whites went to negro hotel ON Broads, ana served
IL IN the same manner
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THE DEMOCRATS SWEEP QUEENS.

FLCsmNG, l.. l., Nov. o.-Queens county, ''"'-
plrtc gives Tidcn n majority OF 2'0"o' Inc Dr'""
Gratis elect George +. Bulmcr III me llu' al" -
Jones in the Ist District, to the Assembly n" mn
entire county ticket. The Democratic oa"'''''' w
Congress J. W. Covert. IS elected by $500 majority
in the district.
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GOLD COMING WESTWARD.
TaNr.A,- Qsbpvg1or~ NAt- q

LONDON, Thursday, Nov. 9. 1875.
The White Star line steamer Baltic, which
sailed from Liverpool to-day for NewYork took gold 70
the value s2JOOO0 and silver to the value OF 970000
The amount OF American coin Withdrawn from the Bank
of England yesterday for New-York was S255,0O0.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. 10, 1876.
Four hundred and fifty thousand dollars in eagles were
Withdrawn from bank yesterday for shipment TO New
Xor
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY AND TIE GREAT POWERS.
PARIS, Thursday, Nov. 9, 1875

The Temps publishes telegram from Vienna
which states that Montenegro, finding herself incapable
OF maintaining the troops in their present position
during the astice has opened direct negotiations with
the Porte for prompt conclusion Of peace.
CRoNsTADT, Thursday, Nov. O. 1879.
This port and the Boadstead are icebound and nav
igation is stopped The River Dwina Is frozen, and
navigation is closed The River Neva is also clicked
with floating ice from the Lake OF Ladoga.
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CONNECTICUT.
TLDEN's MAJORITY ABOUT $500.

TILDEN'S MAJORITY ABOUT 2,3OO.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR ABOUT
1000.
Returns from all except three towns in Con-
ncctcut Cwoodstock Union, and Brdgewatcr are given
below They show plurality Of 2S2i for Gov llIden
The remaining towns gave Grant MAJORITY q - u"
1872 The Grecnback vote is reported as 326 ana lhe
Pro1btion vote as 22f These figures would reduce III
denis majority TO 2274 II is probable the remainder
of the State will increase Tilden's majority 10 apouI
1900 Tildcn's plurality, according to the suNloheu
table. is sOi less than the Democratic linrallty
for Governor last April The gain over the VOC LOT
President in 1872 is 75s2 and over the vote ior
crnor in the same year 500 The Democratic plaral'y
for Governor is 29l5, and the majority LASS. The
Grccnback vote is reported 632 and Prohibition vote
at 100 The Democratic majority in the State VIII be
over 1000.
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GREAT CYCLONE IN INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Thursday, Nov. 9, 1873
The district Of Backergunge was ravaged by
cyclone on Tuesday last. A thousand native houses
were destroyed. The town of DowIutShan was sub
merged by a wave and 1000 persons are believed to
have persisted. The Government has sent relief to
the desoated section
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-. $50 1874
COMPLETE RETURNS.
TrIDyNs MAJoRIfY. 2.390-DEMoCgAIIC MAJORITY
FOR G,Vi.RNOB, 2.lii

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 9.-Ihe full Pre'i-
DENTAL vote Of Connecticut is: Hayes, 5N.929 Tldch
81 .91s: Cooper CGrccnbac0. 3D.; Saith Pl".l "a"
Tdens plurality 2,9-9 1idcn's majority, 23''; total
vote. 121Ai6.
For Governor the vote stands: Eo'inS"n dt"p9'
- 397; Hubbard (DomJ. 6l221; Atw1'r l"r''I'''"''
G-; Cumming (ProJ 72i; total, III sos: Democratic
ln,,lity 3523: Democratic majority, 81 g.. TIE Pro
Ibion vote W IS mainly cast Tor Hayes but held TO IFS
own slate tlch &
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ALABAMA.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY, $4,000.
TWO coxGRE>sSlEx GAINED.

Two NIHIINtU'
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 9.-EnOugh returns
have been received TO show at least 3d. 900 majority
Tor lilden and an mbrOken delegation of Democrats
to Congress Shelley DEM has large majority in
the WITH District; Rapicr coOred) and HARRISON
leo!ored divide the Republican vote in this district
between them. This makes a gain of two Demo
cratic Congressman in this State.
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CONGREssMEN IN DOUBT.

SAN FRAHCIsCO, Nov. 9.-The election returns
from the interior to-day have been very meagcr
The election of congressman in the Hid and Nth
Districts is not vet decided.
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THE EAST INDIAN FAMINE.

BOMBAY, Thursday, Nov. 9, 1876.
Relief works have been established in the
SINGAPORE district, where there fears OF famine
and - 900 OF the inhabitants have been given employ
ment There is now plenty Of grain in the district.
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OPPOSITE CLAIMS.

NEw-ORLEANs La, Nov. 9-lO3O a. m.-Ihe
Democrats claim the state by 10000 MAJORITY
The estimates are made from the returns already
received. The Republicans claim that when the
river parishes are heard from they will have
10 600 majority. The Returning Board decides the
elections in Louisiana.
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KENTUCKY.
y ooo DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 9.-Returns from the doubtful
IXth District of Kentucky Indicate the election Oh
Turner Dcml to Congress. in which case the entire
delegation from this State will bc Democratic Au-
vices ffom the interior lead to the belief that the
majority in Kentucky for Tilden will be fully 'oooo'
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CALIFORNIA.
HAYESS MAJORITY 5.4OO.

ihRtE REPUBLICAN CoNGREssMEN PROBABLY
ELECTED.
DAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-In California the re-
urns thus far received give Hayes $500 majority,
winch additional returns are not likely to vary
tor Congress- Davis and Page Reps) are certainly
rscted, and Pacheco Rep.l is thought to be elected
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Total .Ii~G2I 1916 1861 1O5,512 1862
ft-t

Majority. 4O,3-j --.-.-.- l-'l"o
The vote FOR Congressman this year is GIFTS greater
than in ssh being 2IGjji. Ia 1877 when the Ecpub
lcans had majority Of 69jl7, the total vote on Con-
grcssmen was 81 GO5 smaller than this year. This year
the Republicans eject out OF Congressman. and have
"A uaiolity Of 1900 one of the nuuhcr, Gen. Banks,
was elected by Democrats ia 1874 The vote for this
year and l97l is given below. U;cpubicans IN Roman.
and Democrats in Udiic):
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A sERENADE TO A MEMBER-ELECT.

CoMsToCKS, n. Y, Nov. 9.-The Boys in Blue,
with the Granville Band, the Whitehall Band and
Capt Smiths drum corps, serenaded the Hon Isaac
" Baker, member of the Assemby-clect at his resi-
dcnce here this evening. Mr.. Baker made brief
sDpecl,
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The district of Backcrgunge is in the )rtheast OF
India. 1t comprises part of the Sunderland and
mouths of the Gauges and Brahmapootra.
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the county: Ist District, Corbett, Republican Zlo
majority lid District, Case, Republican, 200 ma
jority; Hid District, Stone, Democrat, AL ma
jority; WITH District Moore, Republican, BOO
majority.
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DEADLOCK IN TIE VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 9.-The Senate and
House have come to deadlock the question OF time
for electing state officers and have appointed confer
ence comnitteo OF three OF each House.
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FLOEIDi.


my rLLTGEATH To- TIE TEE' >hI
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. 9.-Later returns fully
,rsan our calculations whereby the state is Rrpnb-
lican by 1000 majority ID. BRIGHAM
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INDIANA.

A DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF 735.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S.-Returns from Ego town
ships give Tlden 5s,S72. Hayes 6IOS3. The same
places in October gave Williams o7,o|o' Harrison
56,9l6, Democratic gain of 735.
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DETAILS or TIE VOTE.
lEuoCR ATTIC MAJORITIES IN TROY

Troy, II. Y, Now 0.-The CITY of Troy complete
gives Parmcnter DEM for Congress- so majority
Burns DEM for Assembly, l,292; ana Robinson
Dcm1 for Governor, 1852 majority Townsend
02epJ Is reelected to Congress By about 1000 ma
jority.
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sgIyINGsTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN, Bf LUIS
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Nov. 9.-LivingSton county
gives the following Republican maJorltieS: hayes
Oi3; Morgan $50; Lapham, for Congress 'oo'
Jonathan b. Morey, Republican, is elected TO the
Assembly,
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MR.. wnTZ CLAIMS \ DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
RfcnuoSp. Va. Nov. "a private telegram Just
received here from l.. 4. Wilt, Democratic candI-
date for Lirucuant-GoycraDr Of Louisiana, says:
Louisiana has gone Democratic by 1900 major
ity"
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in the Sout hern District, running considerably
ahead of the ticket in the WITH District. The con-
test is very close and indecsive and both parties
claim the election of their respective candidates Tor
Congress
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oyrrD, COUNTY AssEMBLYMEN.

UTICA, n. w. Nov. 9.-Oneida county colhPie'o
gives Hayes ,3Os majority Morgan l,20Z ma
ioritv. The following Assemblymen elected III
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"JERF" HARRISON npFrLTrn

IEhb hAhAloON DEFEATED.
SELMA, Nov. 9.-Shelley Dem.) is elected
70 Congress by III majority beating HARRISON Cco!orcd
The present member
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IOWA.

REPUBLICAN FROM 10000 TO 10000.
CHICAGO, Nov. s-Raturns from 11s towns IN o4
counties in Iowa give Republican gain of 1851 ;
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NEW YORK STATE.
THE LEGISLATURE II DOUBT.


REPUBLICAN GAINS on YESTERDAYS ESTIMATE
THE VOTE IN THIS STATE IMMENSE.
In the light of fresh returns, the Assembly
appears to be Republican by five or six
majority. But this cannot yet be
stated as a certainty. The majority for Mr..
Tilden is over 81, 900. The vote in this State
was larger probably than ever before cast.
The constitutional amendments are probably
carried.
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Democratic gains 25i net Republican gain OF DO
This indicates a majority of from 10000 to 10000
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DEMOCRATS DEePEEArE-HtLLOr BONES DE-
STEOYED

STEOIED.
N.w-OELEANs, Nov. ..
To The lion. T.. CHANpLER:
Pa.kard', majority ~ Madison Parish ~ Zoo.
After the official count wa, made and returned FIVE
boxes contaiune !. 100 votes were seized and de-
,troycI. Wartcr-on and Hrck lrit Louisville" to-
night for Nrw-Oreans. The Democratic leaders
here are desperate az the certain loss Of the State by
uot less than 5000 votes.
J. Il. g. PI EiN, l. $. Marshal
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THE LEGISLATURE.
LARGE REPUBLICAN MAJoRITIEs.
The new Legislature of Massachusetts, will
elect a limited states Senator to succeed George s.
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SPEECH OF THE BRITISH. PREMIER.

LORD BEACONSFIFLD UPHOLDs THE TREATY OF PARIS
lie OPPOSES THE PROPOSED RUSSIAN oCCU-
PATTON OF BULGARIA.
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Total. 1892 n1l,2t2. 1889 :9l,lz7
Minority .........-. 2l,o3O .--... Dos
.pc,rcied nncluding 1915 for T.. II. Ond.
uer1 i'm The with District Intending 777i Indie pendent
vrs for uius sceye the successful candidate In the &th
District.
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ELECTION EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON.

BosToN, Nov. 9.-Thc excitement in this city
rms high and the streets are packed with anxious
peope awaiting definite election news II Is almost i'm
posslbc to get the newspaper offices Such uni
ycrsa interest in any political event has never been
known here before.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20

SEED WHEAT.-A Coop THING.- Every farmer who lias tried it knows that it pays to procure seed wheat of the very best quality. No wheat is fit for seed unless it is free from cheat and cookie. We have been shown an invention gotton mp by our fellow townsman, M. B. Roys, which we think is just the thing our farmers need for clearing and class ing their seed wheat. Mir. Roys has shown lis how it operates and the work that it does will Ut once recommend ii us valuable machine. We witnessed a trial with lot of wheat badly mixed and full of cheat and cookie. In few minutes it was put through the machine and gave three classes of wleat--the first class of which was free from all cheat and cookie and also small grains, and was really good seed wheat. Call at Roys' tin shop and see this contriyance. It is ineXpeu- sive and every farmer, or at least every neighborhood should have one.