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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRr-
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THR MATTER OF. q. BRRMKL. Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy-No. 1864.

WHEREAS, J. g. BRRMRL, FORMERLY OF NEW
~ Orleans. asd now resident Of San Prem
bankrupt under the act Of Congress Of
March ,, 1867, has this day filed in said court 5
petition praying for Q discharge and certificate
thereof from all mis- debts and other claims prOvablo
under said act Notice is therefore gwen to an
creditors who have proved their debts. and to
all other persons in interest that the eighth day OF
June 1876. at II A. M is assigned for the hearing Of
the same, and that they may then and there
attend and show cause if any they have, why the
prayer Of the said petition should not be Granted.
and further notice Is given that the bankrupt viii
undergo an examination before Register q. T.
Clarke. r., on the thirty. first day Of Nay. A b.
Francisco. Cslf1rria. I7-' - - :. 800
Clerks cfice, hew Orleans. MAY 10, 1876.
MysO " Jeo L LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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gene Krost, No. 1913 Gravier street.
user & Co.'S beer, ice cold, on draft.

'GENTLEMAN.-One of the undecided
OF youths of the male gender, not
70 boy nor yet man, mot thoroughly
scause good to some, nor fully Q little
imam because liable TO be rude to
found Q match yesterday IN un-
for quarters. He was riding mp
Ia @ street car In which . respectable
4 old colored woman entered, seated
and asked the boy-man to put her
the boz, a. is the custom Of white
in cars where there are 6lawson
and NO conductors. Tho b0y-man,
ing he had An appreciative audience,
ather sharply: :.
n up and put 1t in yourself; am NOT
|Ss on niggers."
old aunty measured the youth I'M
liely and said: ~
las too good to wait ON Niger, 10
n Bress you, honey, l'se nursed IN desc
INNS Q menny boys grown up to be
AN; but datT nebber happen to You,
hss yer mend dom ways g youtn.
- setback to the youth greatly en-
By tho passengeFe; . geneleman
q up tho old WomAn's faEey ana the
IN. blushing - II ashamed Of h1m-
sea found it 9 onvenient to leave tho
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
Grand opening of Grand Hotel at Point
lear on June l.

A BLOODY DEED AND NOBODY Saw n
)OxE Sunday night between nine and ten
clock, Andre Bonito, an Italian, was eat.
y his supper in the tenement house No. g
ISspital street. when Joseph Battaille. also
resldent in the building, entered the room
nd seized Bonito by his beard, at the same
he fourishing large knife, evidently in
nding to use it. B0nit0 must have slipped
ek and nc .ie an attempt TO defend him
bseauently indicated. Immediately after
first attack it seems that Battaille drew
pistol and fred 1t his victim, killing him
nest instantly. Officer Krucker was
n the place, and plainly heard the ex-
sion, which sounded ~ if mountain
sitzer had been fired, 90 great was
sound. The officer was quickly on
SPOT. and in his haste to secure
offender nearly fell over the corpse.
natalie, excited, and his clothing consider
DIV torn and rumpled, WAS preparing to
kve, but the officer arrested him. His
Vie was in her room, but ON seeing the
Ipice locked her door and attempted to
lAve. She was Halted and directed to
ben her room, which che refused to do.
be door was forced. and in . soiled shirt
be found large Old-fashioned horse.ple.
on which were plain signs that it had
~ Ju6b UOou OI6Cu0I &C0s VIZ ~
red and Battaille's wife arrested.
IAN examination of the room in which the
kpse lay showed that the contest must
We been desperate and short. The dead
his left hand had q firm grasp on the
ZAir, which he had doubtless used to
BID himself, and there were holes in the
kir, showing that it had received Q por-
= of the deadly charge. The dead body
10 evidences that he had struggled to
10 himself, as there we're bruises and
nsions on it.
10 explanation has been given to show
such bloody deed was done, and 1t
4probable that none will ever be fur.
led, as that class of people, NO matter
foully wronged, will not tell single
ID concerning their troubles. 1t is even
that if the victim could return to lite
would utterly refuse to proeecute-he
bid only wait for his opportunity to take
xenge.
}attaille was locked in . cell where ne
ID not look out without seeing the pale
pse, but that did not seem to interest
In the least. His wife, as accessory,
placed in another cell, and yesterday
hwere committed to prison by Judge
ses without privilege of bail. There is
lle hope that evidence can be secured Dy
1Nh Bonito's death will be avenged.
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Clear on June I.

\ A SEREHADE.-Having been employed q
many charitable entertainments given in
this city under the direction of fair man.
ageresses, the thirteenth Infantry Band, or
tho members thereof, have learned to I'D
miro many Of the ladies of New Orleans,
and assertaining that few of them who
had been foremost in good works intended
leaving the city, the band. ON Saturday eve
ming, repaired to the St. Charles Hotel and
to residence on Camp street, and paid
their respects to the ladies in . delightful
serensde. which was highly appreciated by
listeners in the quiet night and by those for
whom tho melodious good-by was given. A
reporter without malice af0reth0ught re-
corded the serenade - compliment to the
and other distinguished men, which has
caused some embarrassment to al con-
cerned, except to the Congressmen, who are
mot easily embarrassed.
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BY LANCE Meilleur, Testamentaxy
Executor.
SUCCESSION OF vIcrOlRB AzsLIR BoHJRAN
Second District Court for the Parish q Orieens-
No. 3s,60e.

DY LANCE MEILLBUR. TRSTAMRNTApY
- kX8CU OK : By virtue and in pursuance of An
order OF sale 70 me directed by the Hon. n L Tie
s0t judge Of the second District Court for the per-
ish ct Orleans dated Nay l. 1876 in the above en-
titled succession. l. Iange Meilleur parliamentary
executor Of victOire Alee B0niean will proceed t.
cell 1t public suction, ct the door OF the Court
house. on Carr0lltOn avenue, between Hampeon
and Second streeta In the late city q Carrolitou
ON TUESDAY. June 6, 1876. 1T twelve O'clock L /,
the following described pr0perty-
TWO c1kTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with all the improvements thereon, situsted in
TIE seventh District Of this city. in square No IS
streets, az per plan drawn BY G. 2. zimpe sur
plan made by L: SurH, architect. dased January 4.
1886, and depoeitsd in the oface Of Villa Bos.
well. notary public. Said l0ts adjoin eAoh osher
ana measure each 20 feet front on Zimpel street. By
depth Of l20 feet between parallel lines American
measure. :. =
Terms and Conditions-For the real estate.
ono third cash, and the balance ct SIX
and twelve months credit, with notos bear
ing interest At eight per cent per aonum
from date of sals. and secured Dy MORTGAGE
and vendors privilege, with the penal clause 0l
ten per cent attofnes's fes In case Of suit to en-
force the payment Of this notes, the improvements
to be kept insured and the policy of INSURANCE. to
be transferred to the succession and ths purchas-
or 20 aesume the payment Of al the taxes due and
e!izble in the year 1876 over and above the price
OF adjudication
Act Of sale before 3. Commagere. ESQ.,, notary
public at the expense Of the purchaser.
my4 ii IA IS JIG
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BY Sheriff Waggaman.
SUCCESSION OF PROsPBR TuIBODRAu.
Second District Court for the Paxish Of Oraeans-
Ha 3s3aa


DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBsDfRNCK TO Al
- order Of sale rendered June 8 1876. to ~
directed BY the honorable second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, IN the abovs
entitled matter, win proceed to sen ct pub
Ac auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers h,
change Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomh0use streets. in the Second District OF this
city. on SATURDAY, July 8. 1875, ct twelve O'Clock
H. for account Of said succession, tho following
described property, to wit q
a CRRTAI6 Lot OF GROUND, toeether with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situsts6
IN the nth District Of this city, in the square
bounded BY Seguin. Delsronde. Bsfthel Jmew and
Peters streets, and designatsd BY the letter ON 8
plan annexed to IN tOf partition between Pros
Rer Thtbodeau and 9. Hatters (by which sad
before O. Drouet, notary public in THE 81 81, on
the seven.eenth ct September, 1870, measuring
% Seguin street, by ono hundred ana aixty .6vo
feet two inches two lines in depth. -
Terms-Cash on the spot.
KOGRNR wAGGAMAN,
je6 Is 20 silva Civil sheriff ofthe P1rieh Of Orlaans
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BIZ THE ADMINISTRATORS OF IHB 1gfA41, q
II ocleek, at the courthease. 0nsFolltoa. I've
lots. With buildinss. On zlmpls. near HILLARY
street. Casrollton.
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AUG ION SAT,E.


LAngH AND Inr0RTANr eALR or MOST MI.
0rBLY LOCATED IMPROVED AND VACANT
1SAL 1STAr1 IN TIE FIRST, SECOND,
1HraD. H0URTH, NTH AND sUra DIN.
i TRICr8.
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WEEKLY MORTUARY REPORT.-Dr. Y. r.
Lemonnier, secretary of the Board of
Health, reports the following number of
deaths in the city Of New Orleans, for the
week ending Sunday, June 4, az 6 p. M:
One of albuminuria, Of aneurism of
aorta, of anemis, of apoplexY, 2
of Bright's disease, Of bronchitis, of can
Ger of the stomach, of catarrh, 5 of cholera
infantum, of chOlera morbus, of cir
rhosls Of liver, Of congestion Of con-
gestlon of the brain. ID Of consumption, Ut
adult cOnvulsions, z of infantile commissions,
l of group, 2 of adult debility, S Of diarrhea,
5 drowned, of diphtheris, of drOpsy,
of dropsy of the brain, l of drOpsy
of the heart, 3 of dysentery, l Of
eczema, 3 of entero-colitis, 2 of erysipel -, l
Of epilepsy, of fever, Of intermittent fever,
l Of malarial fever, Of puerperal fever, 2
of remittent fever, 4 OF scarlet fever, !! Of
hemorrhage from the lungs, of heart
disease, / of hemiplegia, 3 of hopping
cough, of Inflammation of the bowels, 5
of inflammati0n of the liver, of inflam-
nation Of the lungs, of Inflammation of
the pleura, Of Inflammation of the stomach,
Of inanition, 2 of lockjaw, of infantile
marasmus, Is of measles, 2 of meningitis,
Of cerebro spinal meningitis, Of old age.
3 of paralysis, Of psrsphlegia, 3 OF peri
tonitis, Of pyemis, 2 ofrheumatism,l of scro-
fuls. of smallpox, Of tables mesenterfce,
Z of teething, 4 Of iris nascentium. 2 Of gun
shot wounds, 3 not stated; total l0. Ut the
above 70 were children under five years OF
aea Number inferred from public institu-
tiona. IA: on certificate Of oor0nero, y; ON
certificate Of mid wives, l.. In addition TO
49,. Above, stillborn children were re-
portel Il the city. Death rata, par thou
and ~ annum. for the weak 4l.S3.
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eighteen years old, while &shing ct the for.
tiheations near Elysian Fields street, acci-
dentally fell into the canal and was
drowned.
George Nancy, mate of the schooner N.
G.. Brown, ct tho Good Intent OrydOck,
accidentally fell overheard and disappeared,
which leads to the belief that he was
drowned.
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; Lac cold bssr, On draft, ct Enesns Krost
nav saloon, No l28 GfAyier street.
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CLAn-NA-CAHIs, ATTENTION This ster-
ling organisation holds its regular meeting
this evening, and - very important bust
meas will be transacted. tho attendance Of
cash and every member Of the Clan, 10
particulaEly requested.
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WITH IMPROVEMENTS TAKRkON. ON TIKI
LIMB OF THE NKW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
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'nnd opening of Grand Hotel at Point
on June l.
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BRrEr MExr1ox.-Fourth of July will


BRIEF 4ENTIoN.-FOurth of July will be
ON Tuesday. fl.I
The festival Of Philadelphia Fire Com
pany No. Ia. ct the Fair Grounds, Sunday,
passed of pleasantly and prOfitably. The
concluding picnic will be held next Sunday,
when the prizes win be drawn.
A northerly br eeze Sunday and . smelt-
ing southern sun.
Officer Foulhaber, in arresting q Dau.
phine street harridan, Annie Williams, had
such rough deal That he says he would
fetner PEI raoio 0uuoog. AItee 2 severe
struggle the woman was secured put enc
chewing the omcef'e arm.
FRANK Adams ana Jonn Norton' tsr-tefs,
maQe . terrible mess togeener ON nRntlnR
ana steenng wnisky, % the corner OF De-
c g ana ioaiouse ct[eet, ana icagns ABOUT
y that Adams says Norton stole from him.
Both were l1Eged;,
Ilro ~ berssgno. the 1tanan miitary
company, celebrated the unity ana nde-
Ponocnce OF Aeeiy LAST sunday ana maoe 2
splendid display. there being soout i0O
nnes OUT captain Deiis Valie' gentle
man VINO nas seen more IMAM qoarter OF
century service IN ms naive army. was IN
c9mmsnG: ana tnere vas Japan giuseppe
ClmerreLh the handsome 1olowl %
AveIy e ne never na0 mao . t0ucn OF
kouS AiVor MeEcnink tnEouen many OA Inc
princlPal streets, the company maze On
c1cursion 20 tno MsRnols uaF1en, 70 soo0t
ZOE ~ mousis. one g1ia anu one sHvel.
a hearty iuncn was quickly 9lspOeoo o., ana
ToIslng cneeEs 1os Moepenoent ana united
Atnry oiCeeu ING celoorauon.
ING nIst E1l1 mousl' on wnlcn ls en-
gEsve0 !no !tansn coal Oh arms ana .
proper inectiptlcn' was osrl91 on oy
xass'o 0iovsnnl Ls nosa: Inc suVof
medal was won oy sergeant duarnero.
The Board Of Police Commissioners will,
during the summer, hold only weekly $685.
sions, Wednesdays. A very excellent ar
raDgement-for the commissioners.
The Board Of Underwriters, about whose
legal existence there is some speculation,
has entirely withdrawn from it's suit
against the city and the Fire mems CHAR
table Association, and that il the end of
grand fizzle.
Visits to the Custombouse and City Hall
yesterday resulted In the reporter finding
nothing for his readers, and perhaps NO
news in these cases 10 good news.
Total number of arrests made by the p0-
lice last month, l4l6 Of these SAL could
read and write; married. AIS; single, 1OO6;
mixed, 5. The first precinct booked 405;
second, 81; third, 1853; fourth, 156; fifth, l54;
sixth, 154; seventh, So; eighth, 80; harb0r,
80; mounted, 81.
The arson case: in which Mrs. Pallens are
Hayes accessories, to be tried by Judge
Evana WA called veaterdav mnr0in0 INIT
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feet deep; and lots Nos. ~ to 50 inclusive measure
together 2O9 feet 10 inches lines front on Dupre
IS. TH1RTY!TwO LOTS OF GROUND, situated
Nos to 81 inclusive in square No. sss SoundeS
by Perdido. Gravier, Lopez and Rendon streets, ON
the aforesaid plan drawn BY CastaiDg Celles,
deposited in the Office Of 4. &. Bienvehu, notary
public in this city, measuring together. American
street, 449 feet 10 inches lines front on Rendon
street. 3l2 feet inches front on Gravier street
and 32s feet 10 inches lines front on Lopez street
In the First District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Gravier, Common and Rendon streets
AN and .Hasnn svsnue sad lots measuring together
n inches line: SIt 81 anssa
By caris Geno assaSst and Pa%yfa sresss
designated BY the Nos 5 to Is inclusive on plan
drawn BY J. A. Depouilly assistant sarveycE, on
uring follows: Lot No. s. 81 feet inches front on
se @ feet a SSse sn
Gasquet street by lOs feet deep, between parallel
lines; lots Nos and each "a feet inches lines
lei lnes lot No forming the corner Of Gssquet
and Clarke Streets lots Nos. aud 10 each "a feet
dce On
H. "a feet inches line front on Clarke street, BY
1873 feet inches 4 lines deep, between parsi lei
on Palmyra street, by l08 feet deep, between
parallel lines, lot No u forming the corner Of
ncses na: roS On 's no < es
deep, between parallel lines aud lot No. Is - feet
inches front OF Palmyra street. BY 100 Seet deep,
s.. oEsT4f fs SQUARE OF GROUND, s,su.sed
in the rear Of this city, bounded BY borgenois.
Rocheblave and venuasaireets and ms turnpike Of
from the said tnnpfke or new shsn road to Venus
g. SIX CHRTAIu LOTS or GlouMD. sttuatsd
N TIA rear a fhia efv. Gaaienns1 - ~ M ~
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Magistrate streets and Cafiin avenue.
Square No. 1884. bounded BY Virtue. Flood and
Square No. 1853, bounded BY laws and Flood
streets and Cafin and Florida avenues.
Square No. !4S4, bonded by Florida avenue
Laws and Flood streets and Castaings property.
Square No. 1888. bounded by Flor da avenue,
Flood and Industry streets and Cast aings pro-
Prty.
square No. 1894 bounded by Florida and Cafiln
avenues ard Flood and Industry streets.
Square No. 1867 bounded by Cafin avenue, Flood
Industry and Agriculture streets.
Square No. 1868. bounded BY Industry, Flood
Agriculture streets and CaststDg's property.
Square No. l84l, bounded by Ayr culture. Flood,
Abundance streets and CastAinR's property.
square No. 1912. bounded BY Abundance, Flood,
Agriculture streets and Cafdn avenue.
square No. 1873, bounded BY Abundance. Flood,
square No. it, Sounded e. Flo,
Treasure streets t., and Cafiin's property.
Bienfaits streets and Castains's property.
Square No zOls, bsunded by Treasure. Flood and
Benfaits streets and Caf1n avenue.
Square No. 2056, bounded by Coffin avenue, Bien.
fats, Flood and Humanity street.
Square No. POST bounded by Humanity. Food and
Square No. 1888, bounded BY Humanity, Flood
and Pleasure streets and Cas- tAing's property.
Square No. als4, bounced By Aumsnity. Flood
Square No. 2a3s. bounded BY Pleasure. Flood and
Ne Plus Ultra streets and Calm avenue.
square s NO. rs bounded BY Pleasure Flood and
Square No. 1880. bounded By No Plus Ultra. Flood
and Patriots streets and Castaings property,
triots and Flood streets and Caiin's property.
SQUARE No. 24i9. bounded by Patriots, Flood and
sousre Ho ass and h Camn sysnps
square 80 sssa, bounded ~ pMsnasi Flood and
square 70. $50. Sounsed s. H s21nsi, Flood and
Bolivar sereets and CA1an ayeuue.
sauars 70 3e@, BOUNDED - Bolivar. Flood and
square No 800, BOUNDED ~ Bolivn. Ylooa ara
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
J'aiiey GrOce Precinct:

Goff has a majority OF %; Britt ~
The remainder of the Republican ticket
receives an average majority OF twenty.
There are two additional precincts IN
Liberty district, which will probably re-
duce the above few votes.
WEST LIAEsTY DIsrRICT-PrecInct
No. .l-Governor-Gotf 81. Mathews y,
State Senator-Browning Sc, Tar SO;
House of Observation-Disclosures 81, Blum,
Brlce 84, McColloch 80, Hesrn, 50, Simp-
son 6l, Barr 81, Morgan 2S; Judge OF
County Court-Erskinc 81, Boyd 5Si
Sherifi-Britt "a, TIT gle 6l; Prosecuting
Attorney-Hsgus SO, Jordan 55.
Precinct No. 2-GovernOr-Gotf, 4@,
Mathews, 35; .. Senator-Browning ~,
Tsrr SO: House of Delegates-Hearn 30,
simpson sc, Barr 3S, Morgan 35, Dove
ner IA, Blum Al, Brice AZ, McColloch
40; Sherifi-Britt 40, Tingle 80; Judge
of County Court-Erskine 3S, Boyd 40,
Prosecuting Attorney-HugIs II, Jor-
Qan 81.
Precinct No. 3-GovernOr-Go Goh 10,
Mathews 80. State Senator-Brownlng
60 Tsrr "A House of Delegates-Hearn
73, Simpson ~, Barr II, Morgan 10; Do
vener Cl, Blum 81, rBice 5S, McColloch
81. Sherif-Britt 81 Tinglc 6S. Judge
of County Court-Erskine 90, BOYD '9
Prosecuting Attorncy-Hugus %, Jor-
dan 66.
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nuIO COUNTY.

r., ,,,a rsst Yesterday was 50 la ge
,.,,, ticket 80 long tbsl slow progress
mai, toward completion of the
night At some of the polls
,4csrs labcred through the night
-AnIv - MAS their duty 10
hills, IN come ol the districts they
their offices At II 20 II O'clock
,,,rr home. This latter was the case
Madison and Clay at least.
r,. few .eturns received aud the in
..;,,. =, lsr ~ the count went in the
.,... r,esr'y point to complete Demo.
triumph. The Republicans concede
,a.tion of GEORGE K. TINGLE,
...4 by probably 800 TO 400
'...,,y; and our whole ticket by
.jyhtly smaller vote. Considering
.. extraordinary and unprecedented
.-,,., on::behsif of the Radical ticket
nj specially on behalf of Corr and
Ry.-T considering the large amount OF
.,,ey lsyishly spent by the Radicals in
nj. regard, the victory is overwhelm-
.a, It is glory enough.
The counting in Union district con
..,a,d up to about go this morning,
no, 8jj ballots had been counted. The
.r,es.ion. are strong that Mr.. TINGLE
,. .,rrIed this-BRITT's dIstrict-by n
.rj.ome vote, and that the whole Dem
.,,ic ticket has been carried through
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11
rh. Prospect s,im Br,sn'esiss.
neclal Di.parch 70 the Enquirer.

Special Dispatch to the Enquirer
Denver, Col, October 9.-Tbe as
pect Of thing. regarding the Legislature
j. changing materially. 10 Douglas,
where the Republicans claimed both
Senator and Representatives, and the
Democrat conceded them. the ficisl
returns show the election of both Demo
cratic candidates. In E!bert, where III.
Republicans claimed the county obi
Gers and Representative, the Dem
ocrats carried the county by
forty, both Serntor and Representatives.
In Concjos, CostillA and S.guacbs the
Democrats made clean sweep On the
legislative tickets Il J, nov known by
Official return. that the Democrats have
eleven Of the twsnty.siK SENATOR, With
three districts N hear from; twenty-five
OF the iOrty-Bine membsrs Ui The House.
with five districts 10 bear from. On ,b-
state ticket, Ar. Butter, Chairman Of the
Democratic Central Committee, figures
n Democratic majority of t~J hundred
and seventeen 10 eKcsss Of the kspublI.
car msjorilies. Tnis allows lor tnTe.
hundred and foriy-nine Republican
gain, ths msjorIty in Ssguscbe
beng eigbty.fOur instead oi sfly.
There are striking pecullArities 10
the Republican manipulation In Boulder
county Though this county IL but forty
mile. distsnt,from here the Official ms
jority ss cisimed by the KepublIesns bs
decreased day after dsy, ,iAitnz with
600 and beir reported io.nighI 81 bat
252. The Dsmocrst- have been cvp-
ced ing 40 there Tor nearly = week, and
to- day the CbairmAo, Mr. Butler, zen,
two men over 70 Boulder City, who sAye
returned and reported that t9s SeGeaey
Clerk Informed them thst ~ ofos from
nine precincts were not m 1tfs ksssn,
however, that a dSpa.ch va, received
tonight by the Republican Chsirnan h,-
ing the SHORTY 81 25O, which !. 300 Demo
cratic gain. Many Republicans AZ well ~
Democrat nov dec.are that the ac:ua.
results will only be known BY the ofiici
count. One OF the mat peculiar fes-
tQTes OF all is lho Republican b0a.lin(
that bas been done in the entire sbsen, .
OF even = suspicion Of ratification or joili-
/ fcstioD. or n meeting of any kind on
their part. On the other hand there va.
much cursing in Republican circle,
upon discovery hat there W. Ms atts mp,
Cneludsd o. Fau "a Page
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11
IN, KISILT OF YkSTERDAH'S
RATTLE.

The return, from the elections held IN
OH. lndlsgs and West Virgins, come
M slowly and are very meagre. The
r,g... received are hardly sufficient to
r-,,,a,c ar vp.'jon upon, except as to
mi. .,s,c our >peCiais from Charleston,
l4w..turg. CharleStown, Martinsburg,
A.. re sufficient 10 show the DRIFT OF
eminent which is most decidedly Dem
..-s..c. our guess is that West Nir-
..1s Ia, elected the gallant MATHEWS
aid a., associates by not less than 5000
us r,,y
The scattering returns from Indiana
,.-l 70 be sufficient to satisfy the Char
n,g o.. the Democratic State Executive
C.4m!t.ee Of that State, that we have
..,p, the Stale by from 5000 to 10000
usyrIty.
QUO seems more uncertain, with n
r.rlng towards the Radicals. The drift
seen. that WAY, and we shall be sur
p-,yd j. they have D.. carried the Buck
eye state
By the time to.morrow's Issue OF the
ROOSTER Is printed We expect to have
enough to indicate pretty clearly who
49,. be- the u,Nt President.