The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-06
!, ,M ,,lr p % IN NEW yoRK,

r,.s'isg MORE P0oLrSELLING III NEW YORK. t{sl::l
!. New YORK, November A. Among the
pools sold last night were the following:
On the general result in favor Of Tilden,
81, 1000 to S2,4O0, $500 to S240, $3.50 to 1925.
On New York in favor Of: Tilden, S100 to
S37. One thousand dollars even was bet on
Tilden getting 10000 majority in the State
One hundred to $50 was bet that Tilden's
majority in New Jersey would not reach
1000. .h'an"e t.1f 3 $ - ;. '+ee
+, RAILROAD COLLISIONS AND LOSS OF LIFE.
CtScINSATI, November IA passenger
train going West on the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad collided with a freight train
this afternoon near, Shoals, Ind, killing
Engineer Scott and Fireman Keefer. Some
Of the passengers sustained slight injuries.
LOUISVILLE, November. IA collision
occurred this morning on: the Louisville,
Lexington and Cincinnati Short-Line rail
road, near Peewee Valley, between wild
engine and an express train, bound South;
killing Ginther, the engineer OF the wild
engine, and seriously iniuring two flremen
and an express messenger. No passengers
were killed. 49, t"t<. -.
Later,-In addition to Engineer Ginthcr,
the fireman of the train coming from Gin
cinnati was killed. The express messenger
had his left leg fractured. The fireman OF
Engineer :Ginther's train was seriously
wounded about the head. Ginther had in
structions to lay Of anchorage below Peewee
Valley il he arrived there at 10 o'clock.
His engine arrived there at 9:5S, and sup
posing the road would be bis until 10
o'clock he endeavored to; proceed to the
next station, six miles above. Had he laid
over at Peewee the accident would have
been avoided.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL TAKES CHARGE OF
ELECTIoN-PoLLs IN ATLANTA, GA.
ATLANTA, November 4.-United States
Marshal Smythe notified the Chief OF Pc
lice to-day that he had exclusive control Of
the polls on Tuesday, and that the police
force and all other parties had no authority
there, and requested them to keep away
from the polls. ~, ~.
| THE ERIE RAILROAD. -.<... .'t
NEW YORK, November 4.-The report OF
the referee in the Erie Railroad suits for
August was filed to-day. It shows the re-
ccipts to have, been S2,199,615; disburse-
ments, S1,63G, 472; balance at the end OF the
month, S563,143 Certificates Of indebted
ness issued, S3,441, 800; paid out, s2,26l,-
$50; outstan ding, S11S,0O0. --.--
ROW BETWEEN WHITES AND BLACKS N NEW
| YORK. ....'
NEW YORK, November Awhile the COL
ored clubs from Jersey City were returning
home after the Republican parade had dis
banded last night, row occurred near De-
brosses-street Ferry. The whites used
paving stones, brickbats, &c. The negroes
used pistols and dirk-knives. Three whites
were seriously il not fatally wounded, and
two others were slightly hurt. None OF the
negroes are known to be wounded, nor
| EI,as, 1,n,. tod
-- HOMICIDE IN NEWARK.
NEWARK, n. j.. November 4.-George
Steckert, in fight in saloon this morning,
killed one man and fatally wounded an
other. Several others were hurt. Steckert
claims that he acted in selfdefence.
I'll 'rn EXTRA DAY AT JEROME PARK. l.
NEW YORK, November 4.-To-day was
an extra day at jerome Park. A one-and-a-
quarter-mie-race was won by Stought !;
Galway second, Red Coat (the fayorite)
third. Time, 2:154.
Vigil won the two-mile-race; St. Martins
second, Virginius third. Time, $40.
In the mile-heats-race the first heat was
won by Mettle; Egypt second, Rhoda-
manthus third. The second and third heats
were won by Madge. Time, 1:47S, 1:47s,
1:4S. Pig a.a. ar'
| NO NEWS OF THE FRANkL1N-A REPORT CoNIhA-
| r,.s DICTED.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Navy
Department has no news OF the Franklin.
Navy circles are of the opinion that she en-
countered the recent cyclones OF the Attain
tic coast, and being one OF the Oldest YES
sells in the navy and not very seaworthy,
there is no telling how long her arrival may
be delayed.
The State Department contradicts re-
port that it has statement or confession
made by Tweed.
VESSEL ABANDONED THREE MEN DROWNED.
Boston, November 4.-The schooner
Early Bird, from San Domingo for Boston,
was abandoned at sea October 24th. Three
of her crew were drowned.
QUICKEST OCEAN TRIP ON RECORD.
NEW York. November 4.-The White
Star steamer Britannia arrived to-day, hay
ing completed the fastest trip on record
seven days, thirteen hours and eleven min
utes, mean time, from Queenstown to New
York.
p. ---- wAGNER's OPERA IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 4.-The entire first
act OF Wagner's opera, "The Walkyre,"
was produced for the first time in this eoun-
try. tonight at the Academy of Music by the
philharmonic, Society Of this city. The per
| Torrance was remarkable success, and the
music called out strong manifestations OF
approval from the large audience present.