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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Hayes Ticket Elected Beyond all
Quest ON.

The Hayes Ticket Elected Beyond all
COLUMBIA, Nov. 15.-Oficial returns have
been received from q counties. Five are yet
to come in. The choice of electors for Hayes
will not be affected by The action of the Su-
prene Court, whatever it may be.
The despatch sent north from Charleston,
that the Republicans had offered to return
Hampton if the Democrats would concede the
electors for Hayes is malicious falsehood.
There is nothing for the Democrats to concede
IN regard to the choice of the HayeS electors
That is settled beyond ali question.
Democrats Reducing ,hs ir Estimate.
An error in the returns from Pickens county
reduces the majority for the Democratic $ tate
ticket according to the News and Courier to
1118
Murdered for Being Republicans.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is Martha Schofeld, a
teacher for moe years in Aiken, S. c.. writes a
letter to the Trbune dated Nov. 10, IN which
she gives details of the horrible murder of six
colorsd men 10 Aiken county within few
weeks, for being Republicans, and closes as
follows.
ALREADY about seventy voters have been
killed, and had 1t not been for the presence of
United States troops, many more lives would
have been sacrificed. If any one wants to hear
more of these outrages let him follow up the
report of the United States Court proceedings
commencing the fourth Monday in this mon ID
at Charleston. L could write many pages of
facts but foroear."
Hayes Majority 1900.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 15-rhe Columbia cor
respondent of the News ard Courier telegrapbs
that official returns have been received from all
the counties in the state except Laureus, Ker-
shaw, Coleton and Darlington. The returns
for Laurens county have been received in Co.
lumbia since but have not yet been delivered to
the canvasslng board. The correspondent is
Informed by a Republican whose name is not
given that the majority claimed for Hayes by
the Republicans upon the returns as they stand
is 1900, and for Chamberlain something less.
No county is thrown out in this calculation
Chief Justice Cartier is in Columbia and has
visited Gov Chamberlain. Cartier SAYS in con-
versation that there is not half so much ex-
element here as at the North
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Store Cattle-Yearlings, $11 to SIS; two year olds
$i6 TO $2s three year od $25 to 45 per head Prices
for small Cattle depend much upon their value for
beet.
Mich Cows-We quote extra at SIS a SOS; ordi-
nary $25 a 80 ~ head. Most Of the Cows offered in
market for sale are of a common grade.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West and
Maine owned by butchers generally aud taken
direct to the slaughter houses. From the North the
supply has been about the for several weeks
higher.
Swine Fat Hogs &c y ib. No Store Pigs in the
market,
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Euranean Markets.

LONDON, November 15.-1l00 A. M-C0nsols at
Oh for money and account.
LONDON, November 15-11 A. M.-American Sc
curities-Untei States bonds 1867 1883; 1040s 108.
Erie railway shares 81; preferred II.
LONDON, November $500 P. M.-Consols 95 Z
Is for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, November 15-12.30 P. M.-Cotton-
Middling uplands at Gid; do Orleans at 1l-16d !;
sales 5000 bales, including 1000 bales for speculation
and export of the sales of Cotton to-day 400 bales
were American.
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THE TURF.
Mystic Park.

Boston, Nov. 15.-The second day of the fall
meeting at Mystic Park the unfinished 2.29
N Nina Belle. Time, 2.3O, 2.25. The race for a
purse of $3.50 was won by br m Annie Collins,
four contestants. Time, 2 29aa, 2Sll, 2.29. The
2.36 race was unfinished with three heats trot-
ta6
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Boston Stock Market.

[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Nov. 1871
Eastern Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Sales at Auction.
II Boston and Maine Railroad ....,.,,..... ,,95
$500 Eastern Railroad new bonds. -. Ash "a 4Ss
$3.50 Eastern r. scrip. ....................... Asa
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Steamer Sunk.
THE INDIANS,


SIDNEY, Neb., Nov. 15-Passengers on the
stage from Red Cloud agency say that the Chew
ennes have left their camp on Bad Land Creek
and gone north to join Crazy Horse These In
dams are better fighters than the Sioux, and
Ibis exodus will add great strength to the forces
opposed to Gen Crook
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HALIFAX, MS. Schr Crown PIince-25OO otis of
fish.
ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Snow Bird-9O0 bbls
flour, 100 bbls oatmeal, % bbls Graham -four.
HAVANA, Brig NJ. C. Mariner-1960 shocks and
hogsheads, II 775 hoops 50 bbls sappes bb plaster
1000 bush potatOes.
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The Savannah Epidenalc.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 15.-Interments today were
four of which two were from yellow fever.
The City Council has approved the action of
the Georgia Medical Society and Health Officer
in declaring the epidemic at an end, and advis-
ing absentees to return,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16
trRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Sid FIN Antwerp 18th, ship G B Hazeltine, Gilkey,
New Orleans.
Ar at New York 18th, brig Lena Thurlow Corbett,
Havre.
Below Boston 18th, brig Eta whitmore, Wright,
from Turks Island and Eugenia, Veazie from Pha-
delphia for Portland.
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NEW YORK.
Reduction of Salaries.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Common Council
has voted to reduce the salary of the city treas
urer from $4,000 with $500 allowance for clerk
hire, to $500 and $3.50 for clerk hire; and the
salary of the president of the water board from
$1,000 to 5000. Both branches of the city gov
eminent concur in appropriating $1,000 addi-
tional for free evening schools.
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striLe ON the Georgia RaiIroad.

AUGUSTA Nov. 15.-The engineers on the
Georgia railroad belonging to the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers. struck for higher
wages this morning. Thirteen freight and two
passenger trains are now on the road. The
regular passenger train left for Atlanta this
mnrnno
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16

The woodwork part of Barret's carriage fac
tory at Oneida, N Y, was burned yesterday
morning. Loss $35 000 Insured.
John Gerbes' -four mill at Henderson. Mimi,
was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; insured
$500.
John D. Grace. formerly well-known actor
and native OF Kentucky, died at Providence,
yesterday, aged 81.
A. fire in Clinton, Iowa, Tuesday, destroyed
Herb q Sons large saw mill with dry house.
Loss over $4,000; uninsured
james Barber, man of Incorporate habits,
was found dead by the roadside in Richmond,
r. l., Tuesday. He had probably fallen from
his wagon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16
OREGON.
The Democratic Plan to Steal An EIectol

SAN Francisco, Fov. ia Press despatch
from Salem, Oregon, says: 'It Is announced
by the Democrats he re today that the follow
ing programme will be carried out in reference
to the case of j. W. Watts, Presidential elector
on the Republican ticket, who was postmaster
at Lafayette:
The law of Oregon provides that the Secre-
tary of State in the presence of the Governor,
shall count the votes and give to the persons
having the highest number of votes certificates
of election, giving the Secretary no power ex-
cept to count the votes and issue certificates,
but it is ascertained that writ will be served
on the Secretary, issued out of the Supreme
Court, enioining the issuance of certificate to
Watts, and giving it to the highest elector-
the Democratic ticket.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16
New Work Stock and Money MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Evenng-Money easy at 8
and per cent on call. Sterling Exchange dull at
4sl3 q 1872 for bankers sixty days sterling and 1881
a 4S4 for demand.
Gold opened and closed at 109a with sales in the
interim at 1893 q 1893. Carrying rates 1 a 81 per
cent; loans we're also made fat. The Clearances
were $22,500,000 The customs receipts to-day were
$4,000. Treasury disbursements $36,000 gold and
$4,000 silver. Governments are steady. State
bonds firm. Dist. Col. 3-65s advanced to 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston and Providence RaiIroad.

Boston and Providence KaiIrOnd.
BOSTON, Nov. 15.-At the annual meeting of
the Boston and Providence Railroad, George
w. Hallett, Henry A. Whitney,T p Goddard,
j. H. Walcott. w. r. Robson, f. M. Weld
and j. w. Bach were elected directors
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POLAND.

LONDON. Nov 15.-The Standards Berlin
despatch says that intelligence from Warsaw
indicates 40 impending Polish rising. The
government has posted pacards in Warsaw
prohibiting any gathering in the streets. In
this connection the Finaucier says the news of
a proclamation of state of siege in Poland
arrived in London last week.
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lFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

wIsCASSET, Nov l4-Sld. schs Mariel, Anderson,
Boston; tmeline, Blake, and Eliza Ellen. Mont
gomeIy. Portland, Franklin, Greenieaf, Newport.
Nov 10 Ar, barque Nicola, Smith, Portland to
load deal for Cardiff; sch Boxer, Hutchns, Boston.
Sid, sch j H Miller, Shea Boston.
Sch Ada Barker, Dobbin, from Fleetwood, E, for
Jonesport, in ballast, was spoken 14th Sc OF Cape
EliZaheth.
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Charitable Request.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 15.-The will of the late
Flank Hammett of Newport, Offered for pro-
bate, makes the Home for Friendless Children
resIduaIy legatee It is thought The amount
will reach about 100000.
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FRANCE,
ESANCEs
The Du som m erard COrrespoude

The Du somm erard Correspondence.
PARIS. Nov 15-The text of Minister Wash
burne letter TO Duke Decazes, the French fer
eign Minister, closing the correspondence in Te
gard the Du Sommerard affair. has been pub
lished. The letter is an exceeding cordial one
Minister Washburoe tenders the Duke person
al thanks for his friendly action in the matter
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The Rumored Eeutan Ra;d

ST. ALBANs, Nov 15-Most dihgent iroui
RES iail ~ coutirm the stories OF Fenlan move
meats Il is PROBABLY the work of sensational
correspondents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16

COOpcFA&e.
HID SbooIs s.udaoals,
Mol. City,. a 2 40
Sug. City,. a Is
Sug. C'try. 1 As q / so
Pine Sugar
box shocks GO 90 @70 90
nd. Headings,
CnrtIaa Ok
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16

The election of Luttrell, Democrat, to Con
gress from the district of California, is con-
firmed,
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LOUISIANA.
Ex.Secreiary Bristow Declines TO Go to
New fArIeaus

New YORK, Nov. ia New Orleans des-
patch says ex-Secretary Bristow was invited to
come here by Gov. Kellogg In reply Mr..
your invitation, but cannot go to Anew Orleans
at present. Let those VINO are charged by law
with the ascertainment of the vote of Louisiana
do their duty under the law fairly and fearless
!y, and the country will sustain them, whatever
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16
MARINE NEWS.
Death ola CherryGeyd Sea CANAAN.

Death ola CherryfieId Sea Captain.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The schooner Juliet
Cherryfeld, Maine, arrived today from Aguila,
and reports that Capt. W. w. Small of Mil
bridge, Maine, died at sea Oct 27, after six
days sickness
British Steamer Sunk
AKYAB, British Burmah. Nov. 15-The
British steamer City of Manchester, from Liv-
erpool for Calcutta, sunk off here. All hands
except the captain and steward are supposed to
be lost W
Cargo ON Fire.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 15.-The cargo in the main
hold of the steamer Lord Give which was to
sail from here today, was found on fire this
morning. The fire was extinguished by tie
ships hose before any damage was done to the
steamer. The damaged cargo is being landed
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Ar at Messina 18th inst, sch Addie E Warner, Lew

Ar at Messina 18th inst sch Addie Warner, Lew
is. Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Gibraltar 9Th inst, barque Speedwell, Tow
er, United States.
AT Cete Oct 81. brgs Eossack, Smith, unc; Char
lotte, Whitmore. from New York.
AT Callao Oct H. ship Andrew johnson, Speed, for
southern deposit to load for New York
Ar at MontegO Bay I'd inst, sch james Il Talbot,
Croker, Norfolk.
Ar at Cientuegos ID inst, baruue Sam sheppatd.
Evans. Philadelphia; Sd, brig Lizzie wyman, Eos.
sett, New York.
Sid I'm Caibarien I'd inst, sch l. Edwards, Miller,
Key West.
Sid I'm Cardenas 4th inst. schs Grace Davis, Muir
ply New York; Jennie Beazley, Harrington, for
North of Hatteras.
Sid I'm Havana 4th inst, schs Thomas W Holder,
Gray, Pensacola; 5th, Sarah b, Upton, for JACKSON
Vile.
Ar at Matanzas 9Th inst, sch Ethan Allen, Blake,
Richmond, Va.
CID Sd, sch Ralph Carlton, Fitzgerald Pensacola.
Passed Turks Island Oct 18th, sebs Cook Borden,
Lunt, from Boston for Cape Hayden; Sd inst, n
Miller, harris, do for st Mare
Ar at Liverpool, Ms. Sth inst, barque Linda Ab-
bott Scobey. Portland.
CID at ST John, NIB, 18th inst, sch Fanny Flint,
Warren. Philadelphia.
Passed Point Lepreaux 18th. sch Virginia. Bangs,
| from ST John, NB for Philadelphia.
SPOKEN.
Oct 20. lat II n, Ion 1I5 W, ship Anna Camp, from
| San Francisco for Queenstown.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nov. 16, Il A. M.))
For New England.
aud the Middle states, rising barometer, north
and northwest Winds cooler, following by
warmer, partly cloudy and clear weather
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DIED..

In this city, Nov. 10, Mrs Hannah Waite. widow
of the late Joseph Bonney, Esq, aged 90 years and
months.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at o'clock,
at No. Casco street, Burial at convenience of the
family.
In Brunswick. Nov.5, Mr.. James S. Salley, aged
40 years.
aged rs years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16
Boston Bank Statement.
The Wool NSarLes.

BOSTON, Nov. 15.-l Reported for the Press.1-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock so q
SIC; do choice Xxx IS q 475c do fine AZ q 45c me-
dunn Al q 43c coarse 81 @ 3Sc; Michigan extra and
Xxx 80 "a 40c; fine 38 q 39c; medium SO q 40c; COM
mon 81 q 35c; other Western fine and X SO q 40c;
medium SO q 4Oc, common 80 a 35c; pulled extra
80 q 42ac superfne 80 "a As; No 1, 20 a soc; comb
ing fleece so 55c Fine deaine 45 q 4Sc; California
IA q SOC; Texas ID 26c; Canada 40 q Ale; do comb
ing 55 g 81; Smyrna washed Is a Csc: do unwash-
ed. 10 a 23c Buenos Ayres is "a 33c; Cape Good
Hope 80 q 33c; Australian IS @ SIC; Donskoi IS @
33c.
The demand for domestic is light, but prices are
firm and continue to be sustained for all Kinds, with
an upward tendency fer desirable grades. The sales
of Ohio aud PENNSYLVANIA feeces have been at 40 q
Acc for x and medium, to condition. Combing
and deaine Wool continues in demand, and has been
selling at IS q 4sc for fine delaine and 48 q 52Ic ~ fb
for combng. Selected lots of combng would bring
55c y lib, but holders prefer to sell round lots at
lower figure rather than have the most desirable
feeees selected Pulled Wool is scarce and good and
choice supers are wanted The sales have been at
80 q 45c " Id for low and choice, including Eastern
and Maine supers from 40 945c % lib California
Wool meets with fair demand. The sales have been
at II q Csc for fall and 20 q 29Ic for spring. In
foreign Wool no movement of any Importance. The
small stock of Cape and Australia held at full
prices. Carpet Woods are dull and prices remain
without improvement.
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Woman Sentenced 10 be Shot.


The race for the great Shropshire handicap at
Shrewsbury, yesterday, was won by Tetrarch,
with Lima second and the Ghost third.
The Posts financial article says that London
underwriters are taking five shilings per 100
pounds for the risk of capture on steamers low
loading in Russian ports
Six of the Russian army corps have been or
dered to the field.
1t is announced that an Austria English alll-
ance has been formed
An imperial order prohibits the export of
horses from western and southern Russia.
Nothing is known in diplomatic circles in
Vienna confirming the statement published 10
the New Free Press that England had commun
icated certain Interior designs of Russia to the
Austrian ambassador in London, and that
complete agreement was established between
England and Austria.
The King of Italy has appointed Signor Fec
CHA President of the Senate.
The Standards Berlin despatch says that
most trustworthy correspondent telegraphs
from Paris that Germany positively refuses to
participate in the exhibition of 1878.
The Post s Berlin despatch says that prep
arations have been made for concentration of
the Russian army of the Vistua which if to be
reinforced by the imperial guards
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Imports from January 1 to Nov. II.


In New York, during the week just closed, there
has been very limited inquiry, due wholly to the
interest taken in the result of the Presidential con-
test Buyers hive been very scarce and the few that
have visited the market have shown but little dis
position 20 operate preferrng to converse upon the
all-absorbing question, who is neat President?
Gu the pact of the dealers the rmness that has
characterized their demands during the past ninety
higher range of values is more probable than lower
Foreign Cothing-There has been no demand ;
prices, however, are firm Carpet stock continues
quiet, but values remain unchanged.
In Philadelphia the election has kept back the
manufacturers, and With the rainy weather and
closing of the Centennial the transactions during
the week have been light. The market is very firm,
with extremely light offerings of the fine, medium
and combing grades. Holders are very firm in their
views, having full confidence in higher prices the
season advances The stocks throughout the West
greatly reduced, and concentrated in few hands,
who generally hold them at figures above buyers
xiax
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Ar at Hong Kong Oct "a, ship Sumatra Clough,
San Francisco.
At Bombay Oct Q, ship HeImoD, Dlllon,- fer D a.
mond Island.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun telegrapbed
the following last night to his paper from New
Orleans:
Neoy Orleans, Nou III had a conversation
with Gov kellogg today. He was not willing
to say this time how the state had gone. He
had not sufficient data before him to form a
correct iude ment AS to the Legislature, he
SAID the Republicans had that. His spirits
have arisen. He now exhibits the utmcst Sc
renity.
He says he has nothing to do with the re-
turning board. Kellogg positively denies that
any of the present members are ineligible, and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-16
MARRIED..

In Bath, Nov. ID, Albert l.. Strout and Maria f.
SeweIs
In Gardiner, Nov. 6, Fremont d. Carlton and Miss
Nellie Taylor.
In Hallowell, Nov. H. Ezra ". Hurd and Miss
Lizzie P. Fairbanks.
In Pittston, Nov II, Chas. X. Whitman and Mrs.
Amanda Blanchard.
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Gas parisrene 8IeinAIp bat aIle

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2eUpImtipn im megicp.

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