, 1876-10-14

sumed operations five weeks ago. Frank
and Andrew Morgus and Louis Shrank
have died from their injuries. and Pat.
Griffin, John Higgins and Joseph Laper
will undoubtedly die.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l2.-Admissions
yesterday, $4,000; to-day, 150,O66.
Exceptionally fine weather and an
extraordinary large attendance were ac-
cessories of the New hampshire cele-
bration to-day. Gov. Cheney was in
troduced to the assembled thousands by
Gen. Hawley and delivered an address
appropriate to the occasion, being fol-
lowed by Prof. Sanborn, OF Dartmouth
College. The Governors reception,
subsequently given, was numerously
attended. Exercises Weie commenced
at the State building at II 80 A. NJ. Gen.
Hawley made an address # welcome.
Gov. Cheney responded, after which
the monument to Christopher Colum
bus was unveiled at the Centennial
Grounds by Gov. John G. Hartford and
Blanc, Envoy extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary of His Majesty the
King of Italy, and the Royal Commits
sioners TO the Exhibition. Other cere-
monies We're a salute and an Grafton by
Judge Belly. of The Supreme Court Of
New York, and the President Of e
American Geographical Society. The
presentation of the monument by Mon.
Feuli, President of the Association, to
the Park Commissioners of the city of
Philadelphia, and accepted by Hon.
Morten McMichael, President of the
Park Commissioners.
New YORK, Oct. 12- A Woodward ar
rived today from Chicago and was
committed to the Tombs, where he will
await trial on charge of forgery. Th,re
are few indictments.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 12-Rich-
mond mill, IN south Scituate, owned by
Robert Joslin and employing 80 hands
on cotton yarn, was burned last night.
Loss, $25. 200; insurance, $4,000.
New YORK, Oct 12.- The steamship
Abyssinia, from Europe, has $4,000
and the steamship Prisia e3, $50. all in
gold coin.
The Evening Post says of the gold
shipment from England, there is more
gold on the way here, but it is believed
that all that is coming at present, at
least, has been started or is afloat at the
sterling market do not warrant the i'm
port here without doubt. Part of the
specie lost by the Bank Of England dur
ing the week was Withdrawn for ship
ment here.
President Grant visited the Repubi
can headquarters to day.
VIM. NJ. Evarts has promised 10 de-
liver few addresses in this State.
No effort has been made by Marshal
Hays, of the tax Office, to execute a
warrant OF the tax remaining against the
property of the Pacific Mail S. S. Co..
10 recover SIG, 900 due the city in unpaid
taxes. The steamship Colon, expected
to day. will probably be seized.
The Tammany and anti Tammany
Conference committee this afternoon
agreed on the basis of reunion.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE situation to
night is decidedly more favorable to the
Republicans than last night. Al mid~
night the Republicans claim, and Demos
Gratis admit the election OF Barues by
$500; Boynton by 5000, and to have
gained four or perhaps more Congress
men.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12.-Indiana, tho
still in doubt, seems to be Democratic.
Private as well as public dispatches in>
dicate that the Republicans are losing
faith in Harrison's election, as several
Democratic strongholds are not yet
heard from. Every county shows de-
cided vote for the Republicans. The
most enthusiastic believers in the Re-
publicanism of that State do not give
any fixed majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-The Republican
State central committee to night revised
their returns and now estimate Barnes
majority at 6,7O7. The So counties re-
ported on Boynton, Supreme Judge,
indicate that the majority on the State
ticket will reach 5000. Republicans
gain Congressmer.
INDIANAPoL1s, Oct. IL. Complete re-
turns from "a counties, nearly all of
which are official, give net Democrat
majority of 1921. The remaining
counties gave a Democratic majority in
Y of 1887. Complete returns may swell
the majority to 1000.
WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. 12.-But very
few returns have been received from the
State as yet. Those received, however,
show, in few cases, gains for Goff.
Republican; but thev are Offset by etill
heavier gains for Matthews, Democrat.
Matthew's majority will reach 10000.
The Legislature will be about two-thirds