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from the rules showing that the speak.
er had u constitutional right to vote
to-day.
Convicted of Murder In the second
Degree.
SAN Francisco, December 8. III. II.
Granice, who killed Edward Madden,
editor OF the MERGED Tribune two years
ago, was yesterday found guilty OF
murder In the second degree. The
case has been tried In several courts,
and will probably he appealed to the
supreme court.
Mr.. Randall then voted aye, and the
resolution was carried after all.
The Message.
Republicans are considerably exer-
clsed over the tone OF tho Presidents
message. They say that now there is
no telling what course he will take. |
have II from good authority that Nor
ton was this evening bitterly CONF
planning OF the apologize character OF
the introduction OF the message, DEM
ocrats display no feeling over the mes.
sage further than to laugh at the filings
ut Northern Democrats AS having been
greater enemies during the war than
the enemies in front.
A special Message.
II is generally understood that the
President will send In his special mes-
sage the first OF next week. In this
message hewill express his opinion on
the recent election In several of the
Southern States, M stated In the mes
sage OF to-day.
Extradi,ion with England.
He also Intends to speak Of our treaty
relations with England In the special
message. The reason for not referring
to the subject to-day is, It is under
stood, because Lord Derby and Secre-
tary Fish are new In correspondence
regarding a new treaty, which may DO
presented to the Senate this session
for ratification.
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Review of the ELECTORAL vote

htNiFV va vVtCs
Special 10 The Heratd.l
WASHINGTON, December IA re-
view of the telegraphic reports OF the
action of the several States, regarding
the electoral vote, shows the following
stuatiOn
The eight Republican electors OF Ala
bama. vote for Hayes, without creden-
tials.
The Democratic electors of South
Carolins, under sanction of a decree Of
the Supreme Court of the State, vote
for Tilden.
The Democratic electors Of Florida
under protest and with certificates In
their favor from member of the Can
wasting Board and Attorney General
Of the State, vote for Tilden.
The Democratic electors OF Louisiana,
under certificates from McEnery, vote
that State for Tilden.
A Democratic elector OF Vermont,
claiming office in place Of Mr.. Post.
master Sollace, cast his vote for Tilden
and appointed himself messenger Ia
carry his vote to Washington.
The Republican electors of Oregon
without any certificates, cast theiI
vote for Hayes. The electoral college
Of Oregon as commissioned by the
Governor, votes two for Mr.. Hayes
nd one for Mr., Tilden.
The summing up shows, covered BY
the broad seals of the States, one hun
dred and eighty.five votes for Mr..
Tilden and one hundred and eighty
four for Mr.. Hayes.
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The Investigating Committees.

Special TO the 81. Louis Republican,:
WASHINGTON, December 5.--Most
Of the members appointed to visit the
Southern States under Hewitt's resolu-
ton will leave to day. Morrison, who
is chairman of the Louisiana commit
tee, starts to night, and will go by way
o: Chicago, where he expects to meet
and confer with ex-senator Trumbull,
who it is expected will have returned
fIom New Orleans by that time.
Washington reflects the intense anx'
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Journeymen Timer. wanted.

The attention Of our readers Is
called to the card In our want column
OF II. w. Harry d Bros, 500 Elm
street, advertising for four journey
men timers. This live firm are doing
an extensive city as well as country
trade, In tinware, stoves, hardware,
queensware aud general house furnish
ing goods, and are at present Offering
great bargains in anything In their
line. A glance at their immense stock
will convince any one that tbs Is the
mos extensive establishment OF the
kind In the city.
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THE SITUATION.
One Hundred and Eighty
five Votes for Tilden!
VIII be Counted If the President
Of the Senate CanvaSses
The Returns.
Louisiana, Florida and South
Carolina VIII be Thrown
Out by the House.
Review of the Electoral Vote rs
Photographed to the Nation
nj Committees.
The Republicans, Defeated NOtwithstand.
1 ing the Returning Board Frauds, VIII
Attempt to DlsfranChlse Missls-
slppl, Georgia and Alabama
What Is Transporting
at Washington.
pregOn's Vote for Tideu n Thorn. In
Republican slides

Republican Sides.
Special to the HERALD.
81. LOUIS, December 7,--Advloes
from Portland, Oregon, state one vote
was east in that state for rllden and
Hendricks, giving the s.. Louis nomi-
nees the required one hundred and
eighty five votes in the electoral col.
lege. The governor gave the Demo-
cratic elector, receiving the highest
vote next to the ineligible Republican,
the certificate, who, at the meeting Of
electors, cast his vote as above stated.
II the president of the senate can
vases the electoral returns, he must
count one hundred and elghty-hve
votes forbidden. II is understood II
the house has u right to help in the
count, it will not count Louisiana,
south Caroliga or Florida for Hayes.
| Th. Metcaise. FrOst Congressional
! Muddie.
There is good deal of controversy
| in Missouri over General ID. Nj. Fropt
iueligibility. The courts have not ye,
decided the case, although 1t occupie,
the entire day. The Republicans claim
the certificate for Charles G.. Stifel {?
who polIed the next highest humble
If votes to Frost.
Washington dp--nepubIirans TAKE
Another Tack.
| RumOrs from Washington are to the
effect that the Senate Will throw out
several Southern States, including M is.
sissippi, Georgia and Alabama, thus
giving the election to Hayes.
NOIhIng Definite from sOuih Carolina
aud Florida.
Nothing further to night from South
Carolina, Florida or Louisiana. All
sorts of wild rumOrs are current, but
nothing definite or reliable has, as yet
been received other than reported last
night.
Indianapolis JOiIiHes over the Proba.
eb Election OF Hayes.
A large Republican meeting is being
held at indianapolis tonight. The
speeches generally congratulate the
country on the election Of Hayes and
Wheeler. BROWN.
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The Arts, Manufacturers and Coma
merce.

Some of the finest specimens Of the
art OF painting, put up In plain and
elaborate frames, musical instruments,
from Jews.harp to cottage organ or
grand piano, plain or massive furni-
ture, stoves, and household goods Of
all kinds, billiard or pool tables and
fixtures. as well as all kinds Of dry
goods, notions, hard, tin and crockery
wares bought for cash and sold at auc-
tion, at the auction house Of III.
Booths 4 Co.--tf
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south caro,ina-The fraud.

The st. Louis Republican correspon-
dent at Columbia telegraphs, under
date OF the 9th, as follows:
The dreary farce enacted by the bay
onet fragment OF the legislature to-
day, in proclaimiDg the election OF
Chamberlain as governor, will be
treated as an absolute nullity by the
entire white population Of the state.
what PrecipitAtcd t.
This desperate move In Chamber
lain's game was precipltated by the
apprehension that the supreme court
is about to decide that the Mackey
house of representatives WAS illegally
organized, and that all It's acts are abb
solutely void.
Democratic Rins Clubs,
The New York Tribune has tele-
gram under the caption ola Democrat
10 view OF affairs, which closes thus:
"The Democrats are confident Of sue
cess. Speeches were made tonight
by Wade Hampton aud other Demo-
cratic speakers, full of spirit, but coun-
selling peace. The city is crowded
with armed Democrats, and many are
arriving by every train. The Demo-
Gratis will not fire shot unless under
orders to sustain the Supreme court"
NEW York, December Work on
the ruins Of the Brooklyn Theater was
stopped this morning. II Is stated
three hundred and fifteen bodies In all
were found.
CINCINNATI, Dec. DIN view Of the
complications attending the Presiden-
tial election, the proprietors OF Sulli-
vans and Augs' pool rooms have de-
clared all bets on the general result of,
and are refunding the money to the
holders OF pool tickets.
Cremation.
PITrsBURo, PA, Dec. 6.-Dispatches
from the village OF Washington, near
this place, say that the preparations
for the experimental trial OF cremation
on the body of the late Baron de Palm
are all complete. The body will be
placed In the furnace at s o'clock am.
! A large number of medical and scien-
tile men are present, and many OF the
leading newspapers are represented.
Forty Thousand Miners Idle.
New York, Dec, ga Bethlehem,
Pa, dispatch says that more than one
half OF the mines Ia the State are stop
ped. The number Of men thrown out
OF work IL estimated at between thirty
five and forty thousand. 1t Is believed
the suspension will be entire by the
middle Of the month.
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A. House Sensation.

Quite stiI was raised this morning
after the reading Of the House journal,
by plaisted, OF Maine, claiming that he
was not reported as voting on the mo.
ton to suspend the rules and pass Hew-
tits resolution, while he had voted In
the negative and heard tho clerk so re-
port his nome.
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II. mi. Kahn g. Bro

hesitate i'm Saying that theIr Stock of ENsSaVS
and FRENCEE %ORSTED DIAGONAL COATS @ma
VESTS equal in Fit and Finish 10 High Cost Cu5'
Orlis and thus effect great saving in Price
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E. NJ. Kzah1.n! & Bro.

Invite the attention OF Friends Customers and Stran
gcrs 10 their large. Beautiful and Varied Assortment
IF MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS and CIEILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
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Impeachment.

Some reports have been published to
the effect that the impeachment Of
President Grant is seriously talked OF,
II may as we'll be said that tho ma j0r-
my of the Democratic members seem
10 drprecate any such action, holding
that IL would only increase the present
complications and render even more
difficult any satisfactory settlement.
There are others, however, aud among
them some of the most respected and
prominent Democrats Ia the House,
who strongly advocate impeachment.
There are, besides, many prominent
Democratic leaders who are not IN
Congress who earnestly advise the inn
mediate presentation OF articles Of i'm.
parchment. Your correspondent was
shown this morning letter from one
OF the most distinguished Democratic
statesmen In the country, an ex'Sen-
ator OF the United States, who was one
of the leaders in the Republican party
throughout the civil war, aud enjoyed
the confidence of the Union people NJ
much us any man In Congress, IL
which he counsels
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e. MI. Kahn g. Bro

ASSERT that thcy have In store the Largest and
ElandsNnest Stock Of KEEsSEY, MELTON, BEAVER
and OEaaNCMILLA OVERCOATs ever exhibited In
BsllaS.
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The Louisiana Outrage

In 1872, which now gives 10 much
trouble. DO not hesitate. Bold meas
ures In time like this are the best.
There can be no excuse or defence for
the United States army undertaking
to determine the right of members OF
State legislatures to seats, and turning
out by force such as they think
proper.n
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The Rules

were declared suspended by 1853 ayes to
rs noes, and that shows u bare two
thirds vote In the Affirmative. If
Plaisted votes In the negative rs mega
tive votes we're cast, and the motion to
suspend was lost, hewitt's motion was
not adopted, and the resolution cannot
possibly be passed before next Monday,
as that Is the only day. The rules can
not be suspended except by unanimous
consent. The right to make a correc-
ton of the record, asked by Mr.. Plais.
ted, Is now being discussed.
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ley which permeates the whole nation
to-day, aud the events ~ to-day and
to- morrow are awaited with an inten-
sity Of feeling scarcely ever equalled
before In the history OF the republic,
There is much earnest discussion OF
the varying phases OF the pending
complication and an evident fear on
the part OF the Republicans that they
will he toiled despite the
Revolutionary Schemes,
which are relied on TO secure three
Southern States. Their distrust Of
their own electors Is not relieved by
The outspoRen utterances OF some Of
their own party, aud the possibility of
some Northern Republican elector
asting his veto for another person
than Hayes, Ills them with apprehen-
sion,
Professor seeiye' sentimenia,
Professor Seelye said yesterday that
he was not sure but that II he was in
the place OF James Russell Lowell, one
of the Massachusetts electors, he would
cast his vote fol Brist0w. He diSsents
from the theory that tho eleutor is
bound to represent tue voice Of the
people. He says that under the con-
stiluton people have no direct choice
whatever In the election OF President
and for an elector to exercise his own
Judgment would not be an innovation,
hut would be In s,rict accordance with
both the letter aud spirit of the consti'
tuition.
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Democratic Rine CLUBS,

NEW York, December 7.-Work on
the ruins OF the Brooklyn Theater was
stopped this morning. II Is stated
three hundred and fifteen bodies In all
we're found.
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Another Turn.

After some discussion, In which
Holman, Cox and Springer opposed
any change In the record, the speaker
ruled that the change should be
made.
scarcely was this ruling made when
Fuller, Democratic member from In
diana, rose and stated that he was re-
ported absent, but had really voted In
the affirmative. Great excitement was
created by this announcement. This
left the vote l57 ayes, 70 nayes-a
tie.
The speaker claimed that he would
have voted aye on yesterday II the
Journal had shown the votes AZ II now
appears. He then asked that by gen.
eral consent the vote should be taken
over again.
There was confusion all over the
House, and especially on the RepublI,
can side, and Banks objected to voting
over.
Afterwards he explained and read
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Immediate Action.

He writes privately to leading mem.
Der Of the house, and 1t would be i'm
proper to give his name, but the fol-
lowing extract, being the whole sub
stance OF that part OF the letter respect
ing this matter, may be published
without any violation of confidence.
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z. NJ NJ. Kahn G. Bro

claim Ia sell FIRST-CLA&S REGULAR GOODS. i'm
all Grades from the FIN EST EO THE CHEAPEST,
at prices that defy competition.
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He says; III the newspaper reports
from South Carolina ars true and the
army has interfered with the legisla'
ture aud It's organization, as stated, the
responsible party ought at once to be
impeached. Grant should DO put Oh
the defensive by prelerring articles OF
impeachment immediately. II he has
usurped the military control Of the
South Carolina Legislature he should
not be permitted to repeat, with i'm
punity,
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JOiiiGes over the Proba-
nb g Election OF Hayes.

A large Republican meeting is being
held at indianapolis Tonight. The
speeches generally congratulate the
country on the election OF Hayes and
Wheeler BROWN.
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THE MAIFEsT.
Permanent Organization and APP
pointment OF Committees.

The general committee appointed at
recent meeting Of our German citl-
zens to take the necessary steps to per-
feet arrangements for Maifest, met
yesterday and appointed the following
subcommittee
Invitation--Messs. Jacob Gross
man, L. F. Bohny and Louie Wagner.
Decoration-Messr M. Davidson,
Charles Myer, G. Hirt and Paul g. de
Grote. .e4.t
Transportation = Messrs. l.. F.
Bohny and Jacob Grossman.
Reception--Messrs. J. b. Smith,
Theodore Reinecke, H. G. Bohny, e.
Bohny and @. Hirt. III
Awarding Prizes-Messrs. Fred. Eos
ter, ID. Goslin and H. Thiesfeld.
Dancing-Messrs. Frank Hamm and
Charles Bohny.
Subscription Mr.. NJ. Davidson.
DIR. EN-. Tillmann was selected as
Marshal Of the day, with Messrs.
Jacob Grossman, Frank Hamm and
Fred Foster as assistants.
Longs Lake was selected as the
place, and Saturday, May 9TH, as the
time, for holding the fest. 2 !A1-N-y
All the different societies will be in
vited to join In the procession, and
participate In the festivities. The pro-
cessIon wiz form It Turner's Hall at
nine o'clock on the morning named,
and march TO the lake.
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Encouraging.

In view OF the expense incurred by
THE HERALD IN giving to the public
u fuller and more complete telegraphlc
report than was ever before published
in North Texas journal, we are encour-
aged by the public's response to our
efforts. Within the.last three days we
have added over thirty new subscribers
to our daily list, and we have good rea-
son to expect yet more gratifying re-
suits when 1t becomes generally known
that The HERALD is the only paper In
Dallas, and Oh the line of the Texas
and Pacific Railroad, that publishes
Associated Press news. ,lt
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Granger, beware OF the genteel,
well-dressed stranger. He's liable TO
"brace" you up forninst Ia "deck Of
humps"
Don't forget the picnic OF the Tex
as and Mexican War Veterans at the
old Fair Grounds to-day. do, and
take full basket along with YOU
Judge Burford addresses our re-
Gently installed officers at tho Court
house tomorrow afternoon at TWO
O'Clock, on official duty. Certainly,
no more competent selection could
have been made.
Several fine blooded horses, be-
longing to General Gano, were led
down Main street, yesterday, by their
grooms. General Gano has done aud
Is doing much to improve the stock
OF our county, and In his laudable
efforts should meet with substantial
encouragement from our citizens.
Now Is the time to buy anything
YOU want at Reed ~ Lathrop's, from q
jewsharp TO q fine ledger. New goods
constan tly arriving. Office outfits COM
plete and cheap. Wall paper and blank
books In great variety, and prices to
anti the times.
If you want over two hundred Of
Of the latest and most elegant patterns
of wall paper to select from, go to Il.
p. Lyle, bookseller and stationer, 507
Main street, where you will find the
largest stock In the West, and prices
at the very lowest. No extra charge
for trimming. Also large stock OF
rustic shades constantly on hand.-Ad.
The report Of a pistol was heard
about one o'clock this morn
ing, and the reporter rushed forth
TO capture an item that would blazon
forth In THE HERALD with startling
headlines and CORY details. But the
reporters disgust was only equalled by
his disappointment to find that
some foolish fellow, with more whisky
than either brains or money, had reck-
lessly "flred off his pistol for fun"
Captain Morton happened to be in
the immediate vicinity, and took the
young man in, who, in default of u
bond, was sent to the calaboose. He
will make formal call upon Mayor
Kerfoot this morning.