The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-13
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MAJ eiosang Oh tias eIks>i'l0I Shortly
bssfore = O'Clock, Pre,,dsu. Grant. e.
corted by Gen. Hawlsy. a.ceneiesi the
platform. followed by the centennial
comm !ssaeaers. board Of finance. foreign
"f'm rD.ssioners and invited guest AZ
ter the exci.emeT,, II the multitude.
occaslonef by the pr+seI.es of Gen, raj
Gran. had subsidized, the orchestra III
der the direction of Theo. Thomas. per
forIns.i Wagner Inauguration March.
composed for the opening exercises OLA
the 10th II May last. At the eouclu-
zion. Rev. Jas. A. Reiss offered prayer.
A chorus. accompanied by the or he's "a.
then sang the choral entitled. 'Fugri-.
by Swabach. After which Ill a.idrr-~
was delivered by Tia. Hon. n J. Nor
ill. United States centennial commi.-
sioner from Pennsylvania, the chairman
OF the executive committee Tn. or
chestra then rendered selections. After
which Hon. John Welsh. president of
the centennial board of finance. delis-
cred an address. After Bee, hoven
Fifty SYMPHONY" had been reud,red,
Director General Goshorn addressed
the audience a, length Handels Hal
lsiujsh" chorus vas next given by the
orchs s.ran chorus. and Hon. Joseph X.
Hawley, president Of the United Sta'es
centennial commissioners. delivered All
address reviewing the history Of the ex-
position. The audience joined ia Amer
ica," when President Grant declared
the international exposition Of 1876
closed The Doxology was sung by the
chorus. and the audience ccom,anied,
and the formal ceremonies were con-
Guided. The ceremonies took pl ace in
Judges Hall. owing to rain. Although
the exposition is now formally ended,
the grounds and building will he acccs-
sible to the public for several days 10
come
PHILADELPHIA. Nov l0.-In cons,
quence Of the rain which has f~ilcn
steadily for several hours, the pl>n Of
holding the closing cerem ,ni,.s in open
air has been abandoned, and the cele
bration changed to the Judges Hall.
where Invited guests only are admitted
upon special tickets. President Grant
with Secretaries Fish and Cameron at
present Among other distinguished
guests present are several -o,.r; I. If
states, Congrrssineu cl e.. Re ersrit.-
tives of foreign c,mmi',i III. IA II F! ga
ton and Centennial ant ,,r.t..s III
first city troop. 1T phiia li.hi, have
taken position Around thu PLATFORM. aud
prepar atoms for beg i..n!ng are mca y
completed, sone delay havin. b ca oc-
casioned 10y the change oil place At
about O'Clock President Grant vii
formally declare the exhibition closed.
CHICAGO, Nov. lO.-Thc Tunes New
Orleans special says To day Kellogg
telegraphed Senator Logan and other
prominent Rpm ,licans To come at once
u New Orleans and forestall the move
ment there of prominent Democrats.
Kellogg Is not 50 sanguine about Lous-
lana as yesterday. He still claims it,
but comedies that the Republican ma
jority will not he over 1000. The re-
turning board, according To law. will
meet not later than the 10Th. Repub-
licans are much less aggressive aud
positive than few days ago.
CONCORD, Nov. 10.-lal towns give
Hayes IL $40.
BosTos, Nov I0.--The entire vote of
Massachusetts, with The exception of
the town Of Griswold. is Hayes lac. $50,
Tildeu. los. 2O.. Rice. l36, 2S2. Adams.
los. 925, Baker, !2l27. Rice's plural
ity, 80. 45o. .jority. 1896.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l0.-1he follow
ing official advices received at the Conr.
YER office says the Last of counties hither.
10 reported unvfticiaily make Hamp-
ton. majority l.434. Tilden's majority
may fall two or three hundred behind
Hamp.on's.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 10 -Transporta-
ton has been ordered for troops 10 pas.
through this city to night for Florida.
Advicss from Florida say that the
State ha. undou b,cdly gone Democra.
tie 10y 2on0 nm iori,y. There have been
~ di>,ui hanc,s as far "a heard from.
CHARLESTON. Nov. f0.-Full Official
returns Ar" not obtainable for s,me
days. but rep'r, based upon returns
Of managers of different prseincts.
which are as good as official. give the
State 20 Hampton and Tilden by ahou,
1000 The Republicans have vir
tuslly given up the State on the popu-
lar vote. bat aver al intention to throw
out the vote of Edgefield county on the
score of Democratic repeating. This
county gave 1900 Democratic majority.
In it there were two companies Of L.
:. troops a, The election There is no
ground for the charge Of repeating and
frauds by the Democrats, but there is
for Republican frauds. except for
which the Democrats would have s.
90 to io,ooo majority. This dispatch