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NEW YORK.

UTICA, Nov. 0-Oneda county complete
gives Hayes l,30S majority; Morgan, 1852 m jor-
ity. Tho following Assembymen are elected in
The county first District, Corbett, Republican,
elO majority, Secoud District, Case, Republican
2iS majority Thiri District, Stone, Democrat,
f4A M irty Fourth Dist let, Moore, kepubli-
can bbi lpritv
huCuE>rkh, Nov. 9-Iivingston county gives
to Following Rrpunhcan maj rifles Haves,
0b, Morgan, $50; Lapham, for Congress, Q6O.
Jonathan II. MuieY Republican, Is elected to
the Assembly.
BUFFALO, Nov. 0.-The returns from ad-
lulunI conntty towns afs still incomplel q.
fI"m = ose received, ina computing those to
near rom IN ne ta,is of tho vote II lS,2. Lock
NGtd Dem tor Congress ana Spraguo kep)
Tor iht senate re elected IT, the First ASSEM-
eN psnicl, Crowley ID nj ta' majority of
lOHtY Of elt and 10 the lhtd Distrot Gaia.
shef iheu l.e.ected pY - majority a. 627. lhs
Fo4tIh auu F'th Dlstricis are stll Incomplete,
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THE LATEST RETURNS.
e.,
Samuel J. Tilden Fairly Elected
Chief Magistrate,
LOUISIANA FOR TILDEN.
Florida and South Carolina Wheel
ing into Line.
THE DEMOCRATS JUBILANT.
Ohio and Illinois Close, but Probably
for Hayes.
LOUISIANA FOR TILDEN
THE DEMOCRATS JUBILANT,

At the hour Of going to press our dis
patches m ado II reasonably provsO That Louis
lana, Florida AMI south Caroln have gone Tor
Tiden and Hendri, Ia. winch viii incre se tneir
electoral vote to 2oJ. But the most surprising
news Of all IL that ONO, lIayes's own state. is
worry close. The Democrats are making large
gains on the vote II 1915, when Hayess m 'jor'
ity for Governor was only 5.5A with possi0ll-
ity OF wipins II out altogether, and giving the
Btste to 1ilden and Reform. Private ad'ices
rrom Illinois say that the state is very close,
aud will not give over 2J0O majority either way.
Dispatches are so cot nicting, owever, and the
returns so meagre from remote districts, that 1t
u impossible to make a safe prediction on the
loubtful States.
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C1LIFO RNId.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 9.-In California
the returns thus far received give Hayes 6,4O0
majority, which additional returns are not
liEely to vary. For Congress, ID wis and Page
(RepD are certaiyly elected, and Plcheco Rep.D
Is thought to be elected IN the southern dis
trict, running considerably ahead OF the ticket.
In the Fourth District the contest Is very close
and indecisive, and both parties claim the cleo
ton Of their respective candidates.
san FRANCISCO, Nov. V-The election returns
from tue Interior to-day have been very meagre.
Tue election OF COngressmen In the Tnird aud
Fonrtn Districts IL not yet decided.
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on 10.

CrYcrNNArr Nov. 9-The Democrats here
are claiming Ohio has gone Democratic. Twen-
ty.seven counties officially reported show net
Democratic gain Of 800 over the vote OF 1875.
when HAYES had b5n majority. Cuyahoga
county gives 900 Democratic gain. much
less ratio Of gains In the Other hfty counties
would give the state to the Democrats. John
q. thompson, Chairman OF the 81 ate central
Committee. Ia confident Itden has carried the
state. The ONO returns, the STATE being con-
ccucd Republican, have been neglected In the
excitement over the general result.
LATER -Repuhlicans were al lrmed to-day hy
n report that ohio had gone Democratic. In
their anxiety about the general result they Tor
got all about Ohio. The State will be close, but
there are no hopes OF the Democrats carrvnv II.
Semi Of1lcia returns from 50 counties 30 Demo-
cratic ma 20 Republican. snow net Democratic
aims OF l.lsS over October. The Democrats
gained In 35 counties aud the Republicans In
only 2l, ana there ure ~ counties to near from.
II the Democrats gain In these 40 In others,
Haycs's majority In ONO Will fall far below
5OOO. and he wnl have narrow escape In his
own state.
Pools are selling here 500 to so5 on Tllden.
CoLUNBUs, Nov Q.
Col w Y. PELToN: Returns frOm 30 counties
ou OF Ss In Onto. give net Democratic gain OF
2,7l3 on Hayes majority OF last year TINS rat o
Of Democratic gains would reduce bis majority
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman OF State Dem. Committee.
COLUMBUS. Nov. e-lt Is still inposstoie TO
get reliAoe G returns from ohio 10y counties, Tho
malorities anu gMns In 1ity-nine counties thus
far heard from semi-utficitlly between tue Two
state Committees are as tOilOws:
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CLOSING THE BIG SNOW.
The Programme for the Closing Ceremonies
OF the Centennial Exhibition.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-The following
Va the programme for the closing ceremonies.
which will take place tomorrow:
At sunrise Federal salute OF thirteen guns
will 10 Cred from Georges Hin by the Keystone
Battery, aud simultaneously from the United
states steamer Plymouth In the harbor.
l. Inauguration March, by Richard wsgner-or orches.
ira, Theodore lhonas. Musical Director.
chGraIe fasues. nss BseR1 1oriSessf. o. Es,sI
cs,AS trs'' mii.aod hSa; MorT unitsd state;
Chairman OF the tAecqu'g Committee.
d Addre.s-The Hon John Welsh. President of the
Z. finae, FIN ,ympeoPy Of Beethoven. Orchestra.
y Hilepi,h Chorus from the Messiah, Dy Handel
10 Address Hon Joseph r. Hawey, President Of
the ntgd stats. sn,ennS,i Sommis onr
vii jlu IN ne singing During the singing Of "Amerc,"
,1e c n.s Of a. A.. Amsrc1n Hoon arst dlsgayca
= be unIuiir, in fr1nt ui the NJ ~ Buiiding ABOVE
lie PLATFORM and salute OF fortyseyen guns one Tor
lil by he keSstone Bat cry. .nd simulaneOu'y from
tue [ 9itci states ,teamet ilymolth Ia le harbor
ne iuiern uonai EImbl'ion OF 1870 closed.
- DuIuos', uIu Huu1eo, enVTus aud orchestra, the
audience l,iaing.
The Centennial chimes will be played by Prof
Niddows al sunrise, noon, and sunset. the irs
of all nations beng gwen daring the ming OF
the salutes. Following the ceremonies the
chimes Will play IN cunJlnc ion with the First
Hilg tde Is ma tue new national ar, SituIe to
the Flag" words and music b. Herbert \. Pres
ton of " ashington, u. &.
Invitations to partclp,te In the exercises have
been Issued To the President of the United
SAFES Ani his Cabinet, tue DiplOm nc Corps,
the foreign Commissioners ana foreign Less-
tious, Ambassadors. and other representatives
Of fureign GJyerumtnts. the Judges Of the
supreme Court Of tue Uutted States. and heads
OF Departments of he Federal Government,
Governors o ates ani territories, aud numer-
osls othrT officials.
The ceremunles will begin shortly after two
o'ctck.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 9.-The Democratic
majority 10 Orleans parish is lO,5O). The major
uy In thirty-seven parishes, Including Orleans,
is 0t6s The remaining parishes IN 1874 gave a
Democratic majority of 23 There Is not par
tlcls Of doubt that the State is Democratic by
from 700 TO l2OO). The Republicans count on
reversing Democratic maj rifles through the
occurred N the state. kellogg's aud Ptckaro's
despatcnes are based not on returns but on the
proposed action Of the Returning Board.
RlCHMOND. Va, Nov. "a private telegram
tusi received here from l.. A Wiltz Democratic
ana, says;-" Louisiana has gone DemOcIatic
oy p,OJO mai jOuty."
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THE ESCAPE OF A NOTED THIEF.
How Mnrechnl Escaped from the Montreal
OMeers-A simnIaIcd Pcnitence.

MONTREAL, Nov. S.-Gus Marechal has
escaped. lie was not cent to jail, but Kept IN
cell at the ntral Police Station until his
daughter could be found. when the erami-
nation into the Lazarus rot berry case was to DO
commenced.
During the night, II appears, Marschal dropped
through the floor OF his cell into tue cellar, made
his wayto an outer tran door, and. lifting IL,
ciept ste lthily into the yard. Securing several
pieces of ticwood, he carried them lack into
his cell. placed them I'm his bed, md covered
them up with the clothes. The dummy was
lifelike enough to deceive the pOllcsm n who
visited his cell every half hour.
As several hours elapsed before the escape
was disc .yered. one OF tue most successful burg.
lars whc ever operated In Canada Is supposed
to he fey owe, the American line His daush
ter Is known To have left Tor New YORK.. Mare
cnhl's career has never been eaualled in this
city. HIS behavior At the Central station was
that OF pcnitent criminal, coufessing every
thing, aud expressing great remOrse.
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LITTLE Rock. Nov 9-Tilden aud Hem
drickss majority Ia the State /, about thirty
thousand, although the vote ia much smaller
than at the October election. The election Of
three Dempcra ic Congressmen IS conceded
namely Ganse IN the First District, Slemtnons
IN the Second District, and Gunter In toe Fourth
District. In tue Ihiri District stuart dem IL
defeated, and IN OH ial count Is required to
decide the election between Crayens aud Nc
CURE, kepuOllcaus.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. o.-Enough returns
have been received to show at least 5000 ma
jorty for Tilden. and an unbroken delegation OF
Democrats to Congress. Shelley DemocraU
has handsome majority in the Fourth District,
R,pier tcolored) and HARRISON (cOlored) divide
the Republican vote in this district between
them. THIS makes gain OF two Democratic
COngressmen In this State.
SELMA, Nov e-Sheiley, Democrat. Is electo
to Congress by III majority, beating uaralson
(oOlored), the present member.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Nov 9.-Gen. Kilpatrck arrived In
this city this evening from Washington. lie is
now cl3seted with f. Il. Keogh, Chairman ofthe
Republican State Committee. and other RepuO.
means at he iathOl pugh House.
Additional returns from tho western part Of
the STATE continue II SHOW Democratic gains.
ihs couutie, vet TO hear from aTe ID .moCrttit,
aud thr On hiOri'Y viii certainly react 1900
r. i kcogh, On .iimhu of the Republican state
COmmlttve, tOlced-s the state u ZOO.
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BRUrALIrv on sHIpBoARD.
A Sailor Cruelty Beatcu by the Captain sst
the NInIe Of The bedford.

Francis Cook, a sailor employed In the
Sarah +. bedford, living OF tue Morris and EsseH
coal wnarve5, entered Justice Roberts's court
room iu Jersey City Yesterday covered with cuu
aud bruises. HIS clothing was saturated with
blood, lie sid tnat on Tuesday he Informed
his Captain, freeman Hall, tuat he Intend
ed to quit tho vessi anu tnat So D,...a
s~ore that he would Kill HIM. Tue Captain
drew revolver aud lcSelled II at Cook whils
the mate, Oh rios wilson. held Cook aud beai
niu, VA :: - f"rcs pump. lie was then pui
In irons, kicked and ie tten, and kept uudef
lock ana KEY for nve hour.
Constable sheridan ana Deputy Sheriff Dooley
were sent with the warrant, but the Caltain ID
disappeared. wilson was arrested. Cook Ia 80
badly cut, and IS 30 weak from loss Of blJod
that his cOnjltlJn IS critical.
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sr. PAUL, Nov. 0.-Complete returns
from 20 counties, and partial returns from the
remaining 30, show that the Hayes majority in
this State will be about 1900. In tho nrst
District Dunne (Rep) for Congress has ma
iority Of 500. Strait Rep.) In the Second has
about 5000 majority. and stewart (Rep) IN the
Third has from LOO to 1900 majority. The Leg
islltute on Joint ballot VIII be nearly or quite
two-third Republican,
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IL NIJCk Y.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-Returns from the
doubtful Ninth District OF Kentucky indicate
the election Of Turner. Democrat, to Congress.
10 which case the entire delegation from this
state will be Democratic. Adylces from the in
terror lead TO the belief that the mHJotity IN
kentucky for lilden VIII ne fully 1900.
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Between and o'clock yesterday morning a
nre m the cellar Of the tenement at 1928 West Fifteenth
street nlled the house wit1 smoGe that mpcrled tie
nyes OF the families In the stories above. HOOK ana
Ladder Company o. the nrst at the scene raised telr
hlrIyny loot ladder to the tnirdstory wind ". AMI
two Of the company plunged into the dense smoke
Soon afttrWard James II Hood. one # Ia" Two hp
pe.red Al window Win child q ihrtt Ntss . ~
btuli 10y name, ana IN lNchArd Ben tie liu'f ~ M
bcr - tho tous and ladder company 70 owed " % a
Dtbc lst had been almost sun tatrd. The other ttCl
pants OF the ttntutut M de- thrr way tO the root uud
down to the pavement by the nrc csc Pc The damage
" tue teneneut may be repaired Ter tJUO,
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James CosErove, a prisoner I'm the rtrty-nfti
sue police staion Was iuund fcAd IN MS cell yester
dY m'rnhg'
Mr. NoutqgIe l.. Maria. editor Of the Iuus-
0tt Vse' " VIII deliver the lecture before the IAD
ia Gao ti.s tYtuins
Ihe ALBANY d'v ho ., " N'""--' -
90
d.y sLl dowu on saturday,
Mr. pe"itt &. Ju lab, a Democrats insnectos
10 r tNtllu t.r'iluu District II the lIfth A .sen.
- Hsult' VINO nas arrested un lursly " IS itnine.
uAtp 3's' hNgei by com tiss.l. rr Davenport ia
49, q" snn ~ thAl i" "a '"i NHi.n bee Was iarred
the Nyter " ''N'NN "
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TIRG INA.

RIcHMoND, Nov. 0.-Additional returns
from the state connrm last nights despatch in
relation to Tllden's majority and the Congress
sional delegation, except In the Fourth District.
which II was reported would probably elect j r.
Eeu-en. a Republican. Inc reported returns
frOm all counties 10 mat d'srlct but thee give
Huntou UemD over go majority. II Is believed
the remaining counties ctnuoi changs the result.
lhis Will maze the Virginia delegation sohdly
DomOcratic.
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JOrrIN0S lnOUr rOWN.

Rising barometer, cooler northery winds, An4
parry clear NcitDNr
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HARTFoRD, Nov. 9.-The full Presidential
vote OF Connecticut Is for Hayes, 5s,9S Tor I'll
den, 6l 9ls for Cooper. 3j2 and for smith, 2i1.
Tilden's III jority over Hayes, 2,9s9.
For Governor the vote stands, Robinson. 5s,-
397 Hubbard. 6l920 Atwater. 6jj ana Cum
ming -. Hubbard, majority, 2lH.
Tue tutI Presidential vote Is l-lii6, and the
Gubernatoria 9l6g6. Tue IruhlbiuOn vote was
mainly cast fOr Hayes, tut he'd 10 its own state
ticket.
Mr. Simon II. Norton OF Pllntsvllle. proml-
neut citiZeu VINO " elected to tue state Legs
laturo Oh Tuesday, died to-day, aged O5 years.
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Bos. shepherd Financially Embarrassed.

WAsHINGTON. Nov. !-Slr. Alexander X. Shep-
hero Tonight called together number Of his personal
friends aud creditors, and SAID TO them that he WLs
nnancaly embarrassed, anu submitted to them state
of assets aNi liabilities ShiCh showed leuclaury
OF ups ri of tbOO,OOO. committee ~ nNe was al.
POINTED TO examine INTO the det - aud IN few day.
IN ci.g OF his ctod tors " be called 10 near the
purf OF the committee Tho feeling manifested \. tho
meeting was ia favor ~ providing such ssrtauce as
VIII deliver ann from his temporary embarrassment.
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MTSSO URf.

sr. LOUIS, Nov. o.-Complete returns
from the Third Congressional District give It to
Metcalf CRep.) by 81 majority. The Democrats
claim the sixth District for Morgan by 700 ma
Iority. This district was previously reported as
probably for Haven. The Republicans carry
their county ticket In this county. EXCEPT for
prohate Judge, Public Administrator, and As-
sistant Prosecuting Attorney. Emil Thomas
leads his ticket for sheriff bv $500 ajoiity over
ex.MayOr Brown. and the remainder Of the Re-
publican candidates nave all average majority
~ SnD
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Tho approaching nuptials Of the Hon. John
Ke'y nj Miss Teresa Mullen are announced Miss
Mullen IS ncce OF CARDINAL McClo,zcy. She was
born this city She is petite brunette about tnirty
"S~ Tie M-sr.ase &C nOuY - TO Ne per-
formei M, ihe ~, ,,., , - Nauh,N's Clurch in
H.shlngt9n where Mrs, trsncis u Ccar,. the sls.e.
OF the brld lives. Cardinal Nctlaskef Orlciatr II
~. health will permit. Mr kri wiDwtr hi, vile
u Nne ded ten years ago. one Of MS daughters Lied
IN SPAN about seven years ago, anu lnJthcr aud .
nave nee ditd leaving hun chliglc-s 10 SAID hss
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terially chansed nv the official count; Greene
county. Ttiden, III; Fulton county, Ilden,
B79 Fayette county, lilden. 12oOi warren
county Hayes, 1865 Franklin county, Hayes,
2i7 , Monroe county, Tilden. 2,5OO, w OminR
county lilden, 81 York county, Iiljen, 3,5JO !
Forest county, Hayes 10
Susuuehanna county. oficial, gives Hayes
M 1orty of pl0 Republican gain of BIA
Wyoming county, oiicial, giyos Tilden JoJ ma
tority. r.,,
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NET8DI.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 0.-A despatch from
Virginia City this morning says Nevada will
give loo Republican majority Scattering re-
turns from that state also indicate that result.
The returns are coming In very SLOWLY.
A virginia CITY despatch says: Hayes's ma
jOriv II certainly not less than l,lOO. A kepub.
lcan Congressman and a Republican Judge nf
the supreme Court are elected by perhans 1,0OO
majority. There Is no doubt about these figures
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In the Court Of Common Pleas, before Judge
Van Brunt neI week, an argument viii be- made as t,
al Injunction compelling change Of name for Boota-
Iueh re- The suit /. brought by MIR Edwin booth.
W. sims nat rs name II ms business tract rk,
a. a. q !tal le - euiitel TO- lhd'awa = . nom ihc
tleaNt N'ich "as lncc hls frYprry, Jhrr q a Pam
e. no 4 a' the me OF the iLCAre ,s part q ne 80
tahshiIrnt when they nave lei-rd ana natdcs that
ne theatre nDT uaned after samuel Booth. tue Cen.
trv street PRIMER
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The member Of the lirookyr Board OF Alder
men who' by the rsee ent election maScs the board Of
next year Democf,icby maI1riiy Of one. Is P.trich
shann OF t'e fiih Ward IN nicpeudcnt socum
ID hporat-tht ou Sot an npinlh' el ctri. Tae 10
y b eau ru4tefs OF tue 30 I'd not tIp q an 70
.ct alt them, ehl thei nave no hope of Ting fep
risthtatloh on mex year cummislO.s save tniougns
aralioek with tne Mayor which may cnd in cola-
4 Y
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A...mblvmcn PTobnh,v P,..,.d

sRee .rted. @Dem ocratic gam. tRspuhllcan
gam ID moe at - kHpulicane, "a H. fhr las A..
semby th'f= were ~ !, rpuDh-aus .ul 81 Democrats
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but II IA probable that Parker CDam) Ia
elected in the Fourth District, aud Oar CtepJ In
the Fifth.
FLUsHINd. Nov. 0.-Queens county COM
plete gives Tilden a majority Of $3.50. The
Democrats elect George E. Bulmer In tho
Second and H. + Jones IN the First District TO
the Assembly and their entire county ticket.
Tho Democratic cindid ,te for Congress. j. w.
Covert Is elected 10y $500 majority in the district.
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LONDON, Nov. 9-rhe Pa MAJ GIzttte Of this
afternoon, commenting upon the Presidential ecc lon
m the United states says; We thlnk II sa craze or
calumny to assert that MIR. Trden-so dlstmctvely
representative ~ business men IA the Eastern 81 tr.
VII extend any favor lu tue crude projects OF The
Il 10 str or to the unlnIegeut ishOuestI VI the
ludiatlUnists
LlyrnPooL nov. a.-The Post ~ this city says the
ahuuncement Of Mr. IL deus election 10 sNc received
fr 4ftIl D Hrtf4l Ffrs
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A spurious ticket was pedGed in Connecticut
by the tary OF Addition, DIVISION and silence" IN
Democratic ticket for prcsldentlll Electors was e..
grsyed On block OF wood, from Which n priutd
Tue counterfeit Was aCcurtry copied ~ uthOerap ic
process, excepting fNe 4 tht electors tl
irAulu tut ttKct 'he ulme VI Marsha Jewell taaes
the pace u toy. lnscr-ous lnis frlu trry dC.
teCtt1 nevertheless may u tt fOrgtr found their
NJ ut
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FnIllns Dead az The Centennial.

PnLApKLPnIA, Nov, 9-Ni,s Susy Esllng, A
resileu' OF tscily wa' ooserv 10 fall suddenly to
the noor ~ne pe.slng through the main bu'dipg to.
dV ScYrrl ierson- Nhl u4rrlei 10 htr ass. stance
tupp0.td ilBt she mad fslnlrl from tAhaus'luu nut
ra,lug her TO slttiaz pos uOa found ilat she wee
dead. Disease VI Tue heIt Is the alleged cause OF
.uuLU
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neatly-attired young man entered Rncharl
Kecpius's l.Sery store at IG0l Broaoway on wcdnos
day ey,nln' and told Mr Keeping that Mrs stuyvs
stut, - ESQ West toriystytnth street. wished to 90
ilni lWui, datcly Mr. Keeping found an uuuccupiof
siaole a that uunucr. In his absence tNo thiev q
IoDOeu hls slOle VI tlOO WV h VI gol NAteAes.
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One NInn Mbois Sure.

The Hon. Miles Ross, New Jerseys repre-
sentative on Tie National Democratic Committee, tcle
graphed to Sew Brunswick yesterday afternoon -
fOAUnri
ERW YORK, Nov 9-l r. NJ.
So nser i5uot Don't fan TO have 100 gun. nros
t0-ugAt MILES Ilosa.
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sPEECH AFTER MIDNIGHT.
The VAST Multitude In Front Of tho Everett
House Congratulated.

As returns TO the Democratic ueadquar-
ters became more and more favor bic the vast
multitude in front Of the Everett House last
night became more ana more enthusiastic. Re
peited calls we're made for Gov. Tllden and the
Hon. Abr IN :. Hewitt midnight GOV. Ran
dolph of New Jersey appeared on the balcony
and addressed an assemUlLge OF over three
thousand. He congratulated them upon the
election Of Iildeu and HenurlCks, which he de-
claied 10 DO assured beyond the sh dow Of a
doubt. =" 1t Is not alone your victory, but tho
victory achieved for the whole peop,e IN behalf
Of honesty and reform" So thoroughly arous ed
were the multitude, that when Gov Randolph
cl sed his speech by bidding them Good
night,' they stil called for more, aud u was
near O'Clock before they reluctantly retired.
GOV Iiden reesiysd the following dispatch
last evening;
, KINGSTON Ca. Nov. o.
Win Iut erection comes union Of hearts as well As
Of cutquA states The south val. sustAlu ,ou Ia every
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LITTLE Rock, Arb- Nov. .. Yesterday nooa
nrc dcsr ye po Haze House a. Hot springs aud ths
irnk = Hou. - -umptrr & Smith. Soon aitrrvarS
au. tuHr tn drsttuNr O. htukluF Nuusr = i Young
..nu thr ut,e # NJ ltstn, iulted states Receive Of.
lac loss 10 tstullfed ttiull.
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NEW JE RSEY.

The latest returns At the Democratic
State Committee rooms give the Democrats a
majority OF one in the Senate and two In the
House. Tue Senate being Dem. IL, Rep. 10 /;
House. Dem. 81, Rep. ~, giving a joint ballot OF
a Democrat.
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THE STATES.
FOR rnpEs AND HENDRICKS.
NEW YORK.

McnFrc II tciurns-The ConercssionnI DeIean-
ito. Unchanged The Assembly verv Close.
The returns from the interior counties
pf the State are still very meagre, but sufficient
10 indicate that Tilden's majority will not be
less than $1,000.
The Congressional delegation stands seven
Isen Republicans to sixteen Democrats. the
bsme Us In the last Congress.
The Assembly Is very close, both parties
claiming 1t by small majority.
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OREGON.

SAN Francisco, Nov "a despatch from
Portland says the Democrats now concede that
Oregon has gone for Htves by from 5OJ to SO
Ihc Republican state Central Committee claim
tue STAT by from l,OOO t. l.2OO.
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NEW HIMPSHIRE.

CoNcoRD. Nov. 0.-ieturns from 22o
towns give Hayc- il.jJ7 aud ilden 3s.s72 he
remaining six towns last March gave Cheney,
Republican, 50, and Macy, Democrat, 2E.