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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

Joint ballot / e.
LONDON, Nov. Q.
a telegram has been received at
tho japanese Embassy in this city.
Some portions of tho dispatch are
unintelligible to tho Embassy, but
indicated that serious Z disturbances
have occurred.
A Belgrade dispatch to tho Daily
y eirS, and'a Constantinoplo dispatch
to.the 7sieyuph,i assert that Turkeys
oiIer OF two months armistice, with
six weeks 7prOlongation, is counter
proposition to Russin's ullimatum.
Tho '1e'e5rWph's correspondent says
Ignnticf rejected tho Porte's olfcr,
and gives Turkey fortY-cight hours
from Tuesday night to reconsider tho
matter. He adds that tho archives
md furniture of the Russian Embassy
mt Constnntinople, has been rapidly
shipped to Odessa, and tho. Russinn
Consuls in Turkey have been ordered
to move within roach of tho frontier.
The correspondent of tho Daily N6trS
Mt Belgrade, states that grave npprc-
hension is fclt in tho upper circles of
ServIan society, of internal troubles.
A dispatch to the .Nc,rs dated Paris
Wednesday night, says it is reported
ut the Turkish Embassy that no
answer to the ultimatum will bc OK
pressed until Thursday evening. at
tho French Office, a peaceful solution
is confidently expected, ..s ...,,.
.... ...'. ASIsTERDAMS Nov. 9. 90
Tho great Maratime Canal connect
ing this cityrwith the German Ocean,
was completed to-day with IN impos-
ing ceremony, at which the King,
tho members of the Cabinet and For
eiSn Representatives. %ero present.
a grand banquet took place this
evening, and the city is covered with
flags, and general illumination and
splendid exhibitions of fireworks
Tho canal is LOO miles long md has
n! me sea end harbor covering go
acres, which, however, is not quite
o - 'i''''"' ... i'..
BELGRADE, Nov. 2.
'nN. nus III
: o.. 800, ' ". va SCH"
r., c.S.">N, -" -, ninh' tne
- O'i''i' " IN
- -, ,".-.,. " ' 'o' iioti'ie''
't,'''O " VI t"' III "i'S'iec'
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ..
doid' lO'@. ..,..-,-
currency 9lH and VIZ.
Early this morning. George Adam,
n Frenchman occupying room at
the Cafe Do Commerce, No. 532 Pa.
cific street, was found dead in bed.
haVlng swallowed tho contents OF
Wal containing stryehnine sufficient
10 + III n hundred mon. Deceased
wns IN III health and poor circum-
Stances and had frequently threat.
ened to take his own life III despair
OF lettering his condition.
Cloudy this morning with enstcrly
wind and indications of rain.
Tbroo bun1roJ sho-o. ot n,,L %
California stool, with oo,o,,,, ,1oII,r.
per share paid in during the past
year for account OF assessments, sold
during tho past week for ciglty.ninc
dollars per share. .a... ......
Director Lindermnn Inns advanced
his bidding price for silver to SLIT
per ounce. ..g. (. .... ...
The hearing Of John II. Licl,'s pc
IiIion TO 10 rrnntel lcticrs of nluiu.
.S'rh''o"' HIS Ooen SCI lot INC Zoth
lh7'"h''
SALT LAKE, Nov. 2.
There WINS MI effort made yesterday
to rcplevin tho property OF brigham
Young that Ind boon sold ut auction
rHr,,odo Tho C.lork Of IN, (,nnrt IN -
s,,n mud GIo i,,c nccc,.,rv ,,,nor. In,
r'r"' WV
the papers havo been issued, and the
proncrty Is now in CHARGE Of ihc
United 5iatos Marshall.
. xr
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TO FARMgR8 AMI OTIiEE9.-'liefinG
assumed entire control OF tho. black
slnilhing, wngon.nnking mud machine
shops, mn now prepared TO do any
and all kinds OF work In my line, par,
iiculnrly tho roi'alting Of ngricullural
iinplemcnta, on Ltbo most favorable
ioriag. So.
4. DEucE,
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crimes. and therefore, not entitled ID
vote under tho law. He also stated
if tho Judges would hear the causes
tomorrow, howould suggest to the
United States Marshal to 1nnko no
more arrests until the mattcr WAS
determined upon, He did not want
to stop arrests indefinitely, but
wanted arrested every man, white,
black or copper colored, who was
trying to get on the Great Register
improperly, and preferred TO
do it before election day to
save limo OH TINT -, day
aud avoid disturbance ut tho polls,
MIR. Coshlan,. the legal gentleman,
then withdrew to tho chambers Of
Judge Sawyer. After consultation
they returned, and Mr.. Coghlun uu-
nounccd TINT It had been agreed that
tho matter would como ND before
Judges Sawyer and Hoffman Mt II
o'clock tomorrow, on law points,
but facts would be heard hcreofter,
Tho. parties arrested could 20 ON
their own recoSniznncc, but would
DO required to be in Court to-mor.
row. The meeting then adjourned.
Tho Trustees of the Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company met to.
day AMI declared the thirty-flrst con-
sccutive monthly dividend OF two
dollars per share, payable on the llth
inst. "-r .... Quot a.. 4,
. g.. &c.,. -.. SAtr LAKE, Nov. 3.
4 report from Camp Stumbaugh,
Wyoming. says village OF fifty
lodges Of Shoshones was attacked
October seth, by large Sioux war
party estimated mt twelve hundred
lodges, at Painted Rock, near tho
scene ct Captain Bates fight in July
1871, and ahout ninety miles from
Camp Stainbangh. AZ hrf as learned
only ono Shoshonc, by tho nnmo of
lInmpy, escaped, lie being the samo
Indian who saved tho life Of Captain
Henry in Crooks second fight this
Summer. a...i BE- '...,- ~ ~.
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=. ,Is the White Pine HTtr, of Saturday
We find the following in relation to the
new Minino District IT u,,.,-f .

new Mining District Of Hunter: - .
We hear tho most encouraging nc.
counts from this mining district, which
is situated about .25 lsiles in n north
easterly direction from Robinson. The
Crown Point and Vulcan, owned by
Kennedy and Young, aro reported to be
looking splendid, and are taking out
large amounts o. milling ore That will
average SEQ to $50 per ton. The first
class orc taken from the Crown Point
mine ls worth S400 per ton. Several
large teams nre now employed in haul
ing ore from these mines to Schwartz's
furnace at . Robinson. Besides the
Crown Point and Vulcan, there arc
several other mines of much promise.
The indications ere that Hunter Will be
rich and Permanent mining district. -,
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The Servian Government hns in
atructed General Tchcrnaycfr to send
n flag of truce to Abdul; Kirim, the
Turkish COMMANDMENTS Chief. to in
quirc whether he has boon notified
of tho conclusion of the nrmisticc.
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The Posi-, says, Of - names Of bust
ness men attached TO II Democratic
address published licre to-day, with
their places of business given at ITO
Church street, not ono is III tho dircc-
tory. 49,. ...'.....' -..'.-...i-3.
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NJ -'I'E 2 VI'"'I 4NVN. n.
y vote wHs taken ut the Stock Ex-
change to-day which resulted rs fol-
lows: Tildcn, 39I, Hayes, 2Oi, Coop
cr, .; at tho Gold Room, Tildcn 81,
Hayes, G5. e. 3. SD. p. . ....
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The entire front Of tho residence Of
Augustus Supplies, in this city, wns
blown out this morning ut 3 o'clock
by charge of powder placed in the
window by some malicious person.
The occupants of tho house were I'M
injured. ."..i .'."ii" a"f . .....
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From tho Baltimore News OF the 7th.
ALMOST n RIOT.
Deputy MarsIsals as. Special I'o-
lice.

The Mayor IN Wilmington arrested In
tense Excitement Among the "Blue
HENS Chickens"
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 7th.-The
voting here is brisker than ever before
known and at the present time, twelve,
noon. the estimates are that this city will
give small Republican majority, but
the State will go Democratic by three
thousand. The Mayor this morning had
one bundled aud fifty special officers on
duty to arrest all the deputies appointed
by the United States, Marshals, who in
terfered at the polls. A number of arrests
were made by the special officers, and
about ten o'clock ''posse of deputy mar
shals made rush upon the Mayor and
bore him off under arrest to the Custom
House. He was taken before United
States Judge Bradford, who at once
ordered his release, as the Marshal had
oyerstepped his authority. The greatest
excitement prevailed, and it is thought
that, had not the release been made,
bloodshed wonld have ensued. The
Chief Of Police was compelled to commar
the peace, and the Custom House wa!
surrounded by several thousand paoplt
worked up to to frenzy of excitement
G.
| We don't know who &c" is but hi
Telegram is erroneous. The Mayor die
have some of the Deputy Marshals pu
in Limbo. Bnt he was not arrested.
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FIRST EDITION!
Tilden Triumphant.
THE DOMINATION OF THE RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY OVER
THROWN.

GREAT DEMOCRATIC vICToRIEs-THE
OF ITS CARPET BAGGERs-rILDEN GAIN
ING LARGELY BOTH IN THE WESTERN
AND IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Yesterdays election was everywhere
conducted earnestly but quitely, no riots
taking place at the South. While the
Republicans displayed unexpected
strength In the Middle and Eastern States
the general result at this time of writing
70 A. M indicates infallably the election
of Tlden and Hendricks after close
fight. The particulars are given in the
dispatches below and the following table,
different States:
'7e NEW YORK -,t
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Tilden carries
this city by $3.50. He has also q heavy
vote in Brooklyn, and is sure Of the
State by large majority. Scott Lord has
been defeated for Congress.
7I1 'f'f WHITELAw REID. y
CONNECTICUT nn 'la
,7he State Retained After a Very Hard
Vlg q Fight gAAq hi
HARTFORD, November 7.-The State
elected, and we have three Congresmen.
Tilden's majority is about three thous-
and.
.i-ss. So OHIO. $50 s,ts
The State Probably Republican by Mar
rop Majority.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-Weather cool
and cloudy. The gains are nearly even,
with the figures slightly in favor of the
Republicans. Hayes will probably carry
the State by 10000.
WEST VIRGINIA,
Democratic Gains and a Solid Delegation
in Congress.
WHEELING, Nov. THE Democrats
make large gains over the October vote,
the Germans joining with them. The
electors and fall three Congressman are
safe by good majorities.
VIRGINIA. e..
An Increased Democratic Majority on Il
Full Vote.
RICHMOND, Nov. THE Democratic
majority in this State is estimated at
| from 10000 to 10000. Mlden's majority
| in Richmond will be 800. Returns from
| the surrounding country show Demo
cratic gains over the vote of 1874. The
only close contests for Congress arc An
the Second and Fourth districts. The
remaing seven districts will elect Demo
cratic Congressmen, jraH
| PENNSYLVANIA.
The State Carried by Hayes bya Re
| duced Majority.
PITTsBUBG, November 7.-Scatterine
4 returns from the Western counties show
an average Democratic gain of 10 pei
cent, over 1875, wit b which all compari
sons are made, and of Is per cent. ovel
the Democratic vote af 1874.
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eod1m &w2m
NOVEMBER TERM, ls7s.

NOVEMBER TERM, 1876.
0''sp vs.. Ais. Sums sier,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. ss.l
The State OF Delaware.
To the Sheriff OF New Castle County, greeting:
Whereas, Joseph e. Vantlne by his petition
to the Judges OF our superior Court fled in
the office of the ProthOnotary OF the said
Court, In ant for New Castle county, for the
cause Of complaint therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the said petitioner and his
wife, one Catharine Vantine.
We therefore command you, rs you have
been heretofore commanded, that you sum-
mon Catharine Vantine so that she be and
appear before the Judges Of our said Sape-
| rior Court at the next term thereof to be held
at New Castle on Monday, the twenty-sev-
enth day Of November next, to answer the
allegations Of the said petition and also TO
show cause. II any she has, why decree OF
| the said Court should not be made dissolving
l the marriage existing between her and tho
said petitioner according to the act Of As
sembiy In such cases made and provided
and also TO do and receive what the said
Court shal1 then and there consider concern.
meet and consistent with the provisions Of the
said act Of Assembly, and have you then and
'he.s ~ sess Wi Witness tho Honorasl. Joseph
| the thirty.fi day Of May, A. D
SbS eighteen hundred and seyenty-six
Issued August a. ,s4s. SaAs rst rssSsras sSanass.y.
No. 7s. to Nov: \. 1870 as above stated.
| WIN. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff
August g. 1S76-3md
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SECOND EDITI0 N!
The Election Troubles.

III. B. McIntire and Roger Fitzpatrick
arrested by Deputy Marshdls
In addition to the numerous arrests
made by the special police and deputy
marshals, yesterday, more important ar
rests were made, as follows:
During the afternoon, at the Second
ward polls, Mr.. McIntire, of the Herald,
revuested the officers:.to arrest the deuptie
for the interference, when he was arrest
ed by Billy Heal. He was taken to the
Custom House, and on the way num-
Der Of demonstrations were made by the
crowd to rescue him, but Mr.. Mcfntire
asked the crowd to be peacable and not
attempt anything Of the kind, and they
took his advise. .a.,
Mr.. Mclntire was brought in and after
a sort Of formal whispering between the
officials was bailed in the sum oil $1,000
for appearance this morning, Mr.. 81. F.
Pickels to the sstonishment of the au-
dience became his surity.
Roger Fitzpatrick was brought in and
gave bail in the sum of $1,000, for his
appearance this morning, Ex-Governor
Ponder becoming his bondsman. During
the afternoon a stranger appeared at the
Secony ward polls, who gave his name a.
McC Carthy and said he came from New
York. During the afternoon disturb
ance occurred in which Billy Heal called
upon the stranger for assistance, which
he refused and the gallant Billy Hea
attemted to force him, but one upon the
left eye from the stranger changed the
appearance of things. Billy came at him
again when he took him up bodily and
him on the ground, and advised him to
get better man to do his work. At this
| time six deputies siezed the stranger and
succeeded in getting him to the Custom
House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY!

! 7, RUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF
6s. For the cure OF weak stomach gener-
|tstilty Indigestion, disease Of the nervous
SKm, constipation, acidity Of the stomach,
dali cases requiring tonic.
NE vine includes the most agreeable and
1dsni salt OF Iron we possess: Citrate OF
Sretc Oxide, combined with the most en-
Seuc Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
3 Bari,
[hs eject in many cases of debility, loss
{etite, and general prostration, Of al Ell
!. Salt Of Iron combined with our valuable
re Ia most happy. 1t augments the appe
raises the pulse, takea OF muscular nab
as, removes the pallor Of debility, and
u forid vigor TO the countenance.
oyou want something to strengthen youp
|Jou want good appetizer Do y0u want
build up your constitution Do you want
bel welli Do you want to get md Of nor
inessl Do you want energyp Do you
htt 70 sleep well2 Do you want brisk and
prols ieelngsi II you do, try KunkePs
be Of Iron.
bis traly valuable ten,c has been 70 thor
ny tested BY all classes Of the communi.
that II Ia now deemed indispensable ~ q
blood aud gives tone to the stomach, rem.
eov only si aE,al oi this ssiasSls Tonic.
e q per bottle. X. r. KUNKEL, Sole
prletoi, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
gglst for Kukers Bitter Wine OF Iron, and
no other make, Sold only In 81 bottles.
olhers are counterfeit so beware OF them
Tape Worm.
purely removed with purely vegetable
llene, passing from the system alive. NJ
until the head passes. Come END reiel
siiens treated. Dr.. z, T. XUNKKL, No
North Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Advic,
seat Pin and Stomach Worms also re
td, Ask your druggist for KUNKEL'
RA SYRUP. Price. 81 per bottle. Sent
-'tulI. mayld&wlm
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The aIniority In the C,ty.
Iilden Electors and Eight Democra,
fc COngre ssmen.
A TTENTION.

There will be a pubic sale of large mum
ber Of valuable nice es Of Real rstate (being
the whole of the late William Ii. Naff's real
property. at the auction room Of Drake &
Co.. No. East Fourth street. Wilmington,
on TUESDAY. November 2lst. at II O'Clock
q. IN. The list includes the temperance Hall,
n $50 a three-story brick house and store on
Fourth street. between Market and King a
house and lot on Second street; valuable lot
at Fifth and Orange streets. and GA lots on
Pennsylvania avenue, Broome street. Rod
street and Franklin street.
These are the best lots ever offered at pub
lie sale in this city.
Te, ms easy. See advertisement in RepubHl
can. Plot may be had at the auction room
DRAKE d CO., or at the office Of VICTOR
DuPONT. novs-l1t Z;
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supscriper, rs now ready to re
~ deem the Delaware State Bonds due Jan
1st., 1885. at their par value. with accrued in i
terest. All persons holding said Bonds are
requested to present them to the Farmers
Bank at Dover for redemption at once.
Laurel. Sept. 90. 1876.
THOS. B. GILES,
eod1m&w2m State Treasurer.
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LOUISIANA.


The State .S,oept Overwhelmingly by he
Democrats.
NEW ORLEANS, November 7'-onr
pladge is redeemed, aud we carry inc
State by 10000. New Orleans gives ~
600; Baton Rouge, 1000; East Fehclana'
1000; Ouachite, 700; Claiborne, LOU;
Lincoln, 800. B. FRANK JONES.
Chairman Democratic State Com
II 900 Democratic Majority in Neo Or
leans.
New ORLEANS, November 7.-The
election here has gone by about II 600 fol
| the Democratic ticket. There has beeI
no disturbance.
Very heavy Democratic gains are re
ported in the parishes of Claiborne, Lin
coin, Morehouse and Cauchita. The De
nocratic majority in these four is 6, 40
East Feliciana, one of the disturbe'
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!, Office TO oIrY AND SCHOOL TAX

NJ oTICE TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
IN PAYERS OF 1879.
Persons who have rot paid the City AM
echool Tax for 1876 (biils aving been rem
dered to theml ana who ca and ay 1t once
will please call at our Office mako some,
arrangements as to when they can pay. and
thus avoid notice BY postal card; 10 those who
do NOT call we will send postal cards.
Hours from s q. m. TO II M. from 2 Z s and
e, PROVOST,
Collector for N. District.
E. FARMER, NV f7 o.
octl8stf Collector for 8. District.
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edic's MIracuIOus ure for Corn
English remedy Of great popularity,
FI.pg corns without pain
4. BRINGHURST q CO..
Apothecaries,
ttruer Sixth and Market street
Zine Nail Scissors
q and straignt, Nail Brushes, Hand
Ess, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
ID L BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner S-yth and Market streets.
For the RNth.
u Brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath spongee
Alh Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
Stoves, Straps, Brushes ETC., Of horse
Dry Friction Gloves, and manyother
M OIL the same classaf
E. BRIS1HURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
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STRAY HAIFS.

Diamond State Loan Association meets
this evening. a.,....
Now settle election bets by ordering
suit of clothes from Buxbaum, & Co.,
No. IL E. Fourth street.
The whole county ticket will be
elected" " said the Commercial; and so II
was but not the Republican ticket. ~
The daily gazette., 1876-11-08

CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE Com
pANY.-The Talbot county, Nd. papers
kay that there were many policies from
that county in the exploded Continental
Life Insurance Company of New York. A
member of the Easton bar had 10000
policy and many other persons in that
county do not feel much assurance for
their life, and much less for their policy
premium.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-08
MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI. rat
4 Peaceful Election and Overwhelming
/ % Democratic Majority. ~
JACKSON, November THE electionis Is
quiet, and reports from different parts of
the State assure an overwhelming Demo-
cratic victory.
Returns from 100 districts show net
Democratic gain of 6,273, and indicate
that Tlden's majority will be from 10000
to $4,000. J.Z. GEORGE,
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The state Carried By Tilden by Il, 600 Ma
jority.
CHARLOTTE, November TEN coun-
ties heard from give Vance majority OF
1925, a Democratic gain of 5,712. Neck
lenberg County gives 600 to 700 Demo-
cratic majority, gain of 400. The
State will probably go Democratic by
from 1900 to 1900.
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MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN. n
Heary Democratic Gains and the St@s
Very Close.
DETROIT, November There are so
far large Democratic gains over the vote
of1S74, and the same proportion in the
rest of the State will secure it. Returns
from thirty-two townships give Hayes a
net Republican majority of e31, Demo
cratic gain of 1880 8 compared with the
vote of 1872. The same towns give Cros'
well [Rep.,] for Governor, net majority
of 463.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-08

You need not n, glect your business
when troubled with "a cough or cold, IL
YOU only use reliable remedy at once.
DR.. Bulls Syrup is the best remedy We
know of. Price only 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-08
RAILROADS.
WILMINGTON @ BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.


- AUGUST IA. 1875.
I'LL ,eava wilmington aB olows:tor
phiin3 3e,nnia anu intermediate stAtions, o ~
~ IN IA. .. 90, s.52, 1917. 10 40 a. n.' z-So'
pS;isaeipnia pf isu and New York. 9.17, g. IN
R,ll, iz.o,, and intern edlatc stations. l2.os.
40 a. M. $50, p; IN. ,o., rs ~.
o'W o'Wait;Ynore and Washington, l..pk. LOO o."d'
iaio. lis, 2s, 6.2O, q A. 7.lO,p. NJ
d. n,.,',,e NJ. "a! I3aiaware Division leave Tor
W.. ,stie II 10, G.fN. u.s., ii ADA m. I.Sa
Wvomieg and intermediate stations' E.oH.
935a- m. t.3o p. III. ,,,rayx
pe,msr and intermediate stattnn 12.ao. s.Sos
a. h''' ''''' s SUNDAY TRAINs. ON
philadelphia and intermediate statiens' Gu
d Pn,,IsSeinh,a and New York, 2.l5s q m.
Raitimore and Washington, R-oss LOO
For further information passengers @ an,c9 arc 70
'ea.oo 90 D % NJ train on Monday, "Wednesday
sstnrdav. win maxi Q close connection at del"
ssar w,th tram for ocean City. ,-.
"o On and after tuesday, August lst, ion>
| O.nner On trains leaving Wyoming at oh0a
m and Whining gton at 40p. M. Will ns
wMno,ns leaving De!mar at 80 a. m. rnd'
,r,,,n,noton sd D. m. will stop ut all staSions
| IN additionai Accommodation train VIII Dc
-, an hetwecn New Castle and Wilmington.
| leav;ng New Castle at IS a. m. and arriving
at "'l@MT M 7 KENNEY. superiAtsndsns
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Hampton and part Of the Democratic
Ticket Elected.
COLUMBIA, November THE cleo
ton here and throughout the State, so far
as we have heard, has passed off quietly:
Hampton is elected without doubt, and
it is thought that majority of the Demo
cratic ticket will get in. Returns, how
ever, come in slowly.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-08
FLORIDA.


The State Close but Pretty Surely Dem
Ocudtic.
LAKE CITY, Nov. 1.-THE southern and
western counties show large Democratic
cains. The Republicans have small gains
in the eastern counties. The State looks
Democratic.
INDIANA.
Til6cl Carries the State by more than
Williams did.
ISpIANAroLts, November 7.-This has
been quiet day, but voting has been
very heavy. nv,
Returns from 1so townships give Til
den 50 ,949, Hayes 1884. The same places
in October gave Williams, 35,l4l; har,
rison 35,l93, net Democratic gam o'
e67.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-08
MARYLAND

Tuden Carries tYe State by Serenteea
thousand Majority.
BALTIMORE, November 1.-The gives
Tilden 1900 majority, and he has about
10,O00 in this city.
The Congressional delegation is solidly
Democratic. ~