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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

AS usual, the Fourth ward boys took
the lead in enthusiasm last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

RIVER men complain greatly of the
low water, ard the inability of boats to
run with any degree of certainty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

The GERMANIA.-The concert and
ball given by the Germania Singing So
ciety, at their hall, corner of Fourteenth
and Market streets, last night was an
occasion that will long be remembered
by those having the pleasure OF partici-
psting. Their nall has recently been re.
modelled and improved. and new stage
erected, that the success of their enter
tain ments may be doubly assured. The
fore part of the evening was given to the
concert, after which the pleasure-loving
party assembled were treated to innumer-
able wsltzes, polkas and quadrilles, trip
ping the light fantastic till early dawn
The following is the programme OF the
concert:
PART !.
Overture orchesi ra'
BY Society.
Messrs. Stentzel, Strobel, F. Lchnen and
4. Myers
The Dutch Peasant-......-..,........By ID. NOTE
The " "
BY Society.
PART IL.
Overture Myers Orchestra
"Ouarrel About Fish,, double quartette
BY Society.
Dancing Song
|. BY Society.
A Nights oOclety
Tableau-"A Husbands Sorrowful Hour,
BY Society.
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GRAND Centennial Excursion on the
b. Il o. Monday morning, October %
Fare for trip $40; good till November Is.
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ToLEDo, October lS.-FloIr- Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Steady; No. l
white Michigan 81 2SA; No. 2 do 81 l5!i
amber spot 81 22l Corn-Steady; high
mixed 5llc; low mixed 493c; no grade
4stc; damaged, new 405. Oats-Dall;
no demand
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

The squad of workmen on the Elm
Grove railway reached McColloch street,
in East Wheeling, yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

The Mertz Literary Society met last
uight and discussed the "Tarih" ques-
ton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

PLACED. UNDER Bonds. - Christian
Bsshar and his son Lewis Bsshsr, ar
rested on Thursday last BY Deputy Uni
ted States Marshal Thomas J. Blair, for
violation of the revenue law in msnufac-
turing and selling cigars without paying
the license required by law, were yestel-
iay taken before United States Commits
Sloner Forbes, who placed them under
bonds, the former in the sum of $1,000,
and the latter in the sum OF $50.
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POLICE CoURT-Jldge

POLICE CoURT-Jndge CTannaeT.
There was but one case before this
body yesterday. Theodore Bower was
arraigned on the charge of disorderly
conduct and fined ore dollar ard costs.
Paid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

FORCED SALE.-Great Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold 10 raise money.
J. w. rERREL,
Cor Main and Twentieth streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

IT'S significant fact that Democrats
now sport all the new hats.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

The expenses of the election in this
county were 1913.
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CENTRE WHEELING is proud of Nc
Gowsn's new eating house, and every one
on that side Of the creek should patron.
lie IT,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

NoTICE.-lmmense stock of Dry
G Gods and Csrpets at forced sale by
j. W. FERREL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

MCGowAS's Continental Eating House,
No. 224l Market street, is a splendid in
stitution and deserves patronage.
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The 1T. j. It's" have the initials OF
the society stamped on their collars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

SCHARFF appears to be the fsvorlte
here in the coming race at Pittsburgh.
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PEPso~ALrA-Joe Wheelock ha

PERsoNALuA-Joe Wheelock has
evercd his connection with the "Gsscon"
party, which performed At the Opera
House short time since, and joined the
John f. Owen company,
Col. J. A. Boyd, of Baltimore, heavy
railroad contractor, is in this city.
MIR. Laurence Woodward, who has
been visiting friends here, returned to
his home in New Mexico, Yesterday.
Mrs. Maj. j. &. Anderson returned
from the Centennial, Tuesday.
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GRAND Centennial Excursion on the
B. & q. Monday morning, October 70.
Fare tor trip $40; good till November 10.
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READY

V,HECENTENNIAL EXPOSITION DE-
i CRTBED and illustrated.
A graphic pen.picture OF iu bNlD''
ositles, great days, etc. PrOfuxely lius'is
ted. thoroughly popular and wy eb,sl
Must sell I'm menseiy, 5 90 Agent " h l 49,.
Send for IN particular. THIS VII " 80,
chance OF 40 years To coin money w.
Get the only reliable hist ~.
HUBBARD BhOS PGb-,
5.3 SAMSON 81. Phi .
CAUTIOS-B not deceived by pf'mn.a,
ture books, assuming Ia D. "oHlclhl 81
telling what VIII happen ~ AHsul,t'3.
September. "'N'
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HOY Main Stree

$4,000 worth of Clothing must be
Sold, regardless of cost. To quit busi-
meas GOLD BROS,
HOY Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

SDally except Sund .y..
att ally except Monday.
-tSteubenvllle Accommodation MS
train during the day passes backwar and
forward between Martins Ferry and
BellaiIe, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnavllle, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill. I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

FoR bargains attend now the forced
sale of Dry Groods and Carpets of
j. w. FEEREL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

FALL Sr4LEs.-Hats and Gaps, whole.
sale aud retail, at Dinger's, No. lO47
Main street ss--E r.f...1- -s
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TO-DAY is big day at the Centennial.
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GRAND Centennial Excursion on the
B. & D. Monday morning, October %.
Fare tor trip SO; good till November Is.
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RUPT URE.

Since Rupture f. dungcrOu, and 'he
Elastic and other irIss's inJurc Lose vb1
use them, all clasS's are throw ing hem
away and using Or. SHERMAN ruT'gW
support and Curative Compound, which
gives r.lIci In all cl,', and re.'uIr The
parts 10 natuIa NigOr. DR. NhumaHs
books with vuiuab,, informal on ADD
likeness al bad cases be ore anG aliSf cue
sent for 10 cents. Onice ! Ann -. Yes
York. Save this. urilDD
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Index 10 New Advertisements.

Step Ladders-G. Mendel, Booth u
Go.
Legal Notice. -
Carpets-Harbour & Dittmsn.
Cheapest House in the City.
Personal Attentions. ID. Silvey.
Photographs-hall's Gallery.
Scarf Pins-TurRer & Dillon.
Fall Openipg-Miss Wakerley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-19

OYSTER Soup st the Union Restaurant
this morning. Stop in.
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GRAND Centennial Excursion on the
B. IL o. Monday morning, October %.
Fare for trip $40; good till November To-
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A FARM AND HOVE

1s FANCY CARDS ALL STYLES WIN
ZD name loo, postpaid. ]. H. HlSItu
Nassau E.us 20. y 4 spI.U
AGENTS IN ~" Sr, Ti%' u, 5'T the "' so,1
and "a solid gold pat"n' .eN'r Va. ch. ~
NJ Rrnadway \ AID
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AGENTS. n I"ys,'. s2 r.. H. h.
Illustrated Weekly, before drirrmlr Iug
upon your work tOr this fdl and winter.
The combination or this season sufpaNa
anything heretofore attempted. Term,
sent free on Application. Address,
CHAS. CLTCASS 90,
octlOb WHrrcu st., ny
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By Society.
PART IL.

Overture ..........:-Myers orcnesa
Quarrel About Fish, double quartette,
BY Society.
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Nights Rest...-....-...: :......-...by S0ciety
Tableau-"A Husband 8 Sorrowful Hour,
By Society.
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Messrs. Stentzel, Strobel, F. Lchnen and
e. Myers
The Dutcn HeaSa IL.
",
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
A DEADLY BUNG STARTER.

Thomas Farmer proprietor OF the liquor store cor
ncr OF withers and Union avenue, Williamsburg
was arrested last night Police surgeon Murphy having
informed tho authorities that Martin Donovan, whom
Farmer beat with buns starter about week ago.
dying from tho injuries received. Coroner Nolan
was directed to take Donovans ante. NOR.
tom statement The Injured man resides
with his family at No. ~ withcrs street. a
few doors IRON tho liquor store According
to his statement, he aud James McCanrcy had been
engaged by Farmer 10 work under tho super
VISION OF "Sport' McGinn. On the night OF The
assault he ana NcCaIirey presented bill for sl3.
Farmer however. only gave them 81, McGinn stating
that u vas enough. McCafirey dlssented IRON
McGInn's remarks and challenged him fight for tho
bamnce The challenge was accepted, and as the two
rolled about the iloor Farmer sepaa atcd them
by STRIKING AcCaIirey In tho faco with .
bung starter, infclng terrible wound Seciug
Donovan running from the storc, thc irate saloon
keeper gave chase ami ellca tho man with blow on
tue back Of The head no stepped ~ the sidswaik
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
METHODIST MISSIONS.

large and influential meeting OF the pastors and
officers OF all tie Methodist Episcopal churches THIS
city hold last evening in Asbury Methodist Epis-
copa church, Washington and University places. for
the purpose OF arousins the Church in general to
proper appreciation OF tho general crisis In mission
ary society Tho society needs tho OF 5000, 900
the ensuing year. General Clinton b. Fiske presided
and addresses delivered by tho Rev. Dr. &. II.
Fowler, Rev Charles Fletcher, Rev. Dr. J. NJ. Reid
and others.
DR. Fowlcrs address produced profound impress
sion. He sad, in closing. mat " the officers and
members o tho Church, in the spirit OF
tho signers OF tho Declaration OF independence would
but .pcdge their lives. their fortunes aud their
honors TO tho cause more than the sum required
would DO raised at once, and the mission work would
20 on conquefing and to conquer Resolutions wcrc
unan ousy adopted attesting the success secured
thu lar urging all tho churches throughout the land
10 take 40 thor annual collections without delay,
plccaug themselves ~ adopt every means within their
power promote tho interests OF the work in home
and iorcgu iie'us.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
A BURNED PLAYHOUSE.
The Brooklyn Theatre Takes Fire at The End
Of the Performance
Two Orphans" that Might Have Made
Thousands Mourn.

The Brooklyn Theatre in Washington street, near
the City Hall, ned with pcop. last evening to
witness the play OF "Tho Two Orphans" Tho last act
was about ended. when alarm OF nro given
from behind tho stage. Tho entire audience
rose 10 its feet. Flames and smoke were seen
issuing IRON lower proscenium box and the fire
communicated TO the drapery IN front aud over
hanging Tho drop curtain was lowered, presumably
10 prevent draft The flames seized upon ting
article OF fuel in instant to the height Of
the stage front
WILD SCENES.
In the house tho widest confusion reigned Tho
screams OF the ladies' TO be heard loud above
the iurnaccike OF tho flames The people IN
the stalls orderly than the occupants Of
the higher circles Wild confusion at once man.
iiested itself IN tho family circlc Men rushed
to the stairway. and literally sprang and
upon those below. Tho wounded persons received
their injuries from this cause but, far be
learned up the hour Of going to press, none wore
fatally injured. All visitors In the theatre able
to get home
sPREAps
The fire soon reached the roof and communicated
with large frame house Johnston street. This
building was completely destroyed
Tho police station house adjoining next took nre on
the roof. and saved with grcat difficulty. The
Argus ollco ana Dcters saloon ais, saved Tho
fire got under control about hatf past twelve
O'Clock
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
KNiFE-pLYING ITALIANS.

Nearly every evening the police OF the Fourteenth
precinct called upon TO que disturbance the
miserable bucket shop IN tho Of No. rs Marion
street. The place headquarters Tor Italians OF ths
lowest class and Their cvcrready knife Is used withou
the slightest compunction. Only on Friday last an
cnragcd Italian seriously r not MORALLY stabbed two
brothers and then attacked officer smith, who had
his rcvoivcr TO bring him To terms. Last ing
Luke ANTONIO, aged twenty y-nIne, OF No. l2h Grand
street, and Antouo Moreno quarrelIed regarding pay
ment Tor drinks From words tney came TO blows, and
then both rushed out in tho hall Here Moreno drew
u knife and stabbed Luke Antonio three times. The
first slight cut In the breast. tho next the
head aud tho last also tho head at the back
right The last cut is rather serious Onlcev
McPhiips vas passing at the time ana arrested bon
The injured man WAS attended 10 by DIR. Disbrow
mud then he was sent home.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
A SILLY RUMOR.

Ii was rumored recently that consequence OF the
trouble in tho three doubtful Southern States the
leaders OF the Grand Army OF the Republic TAX
ing active measures to place that organization on a
war footing. IL was asserted that orders had been
issued from the headquarters OF tho various posts
ing that complete OF the members OF the several
posts be sent at oncc 10 headquarters, showing tho
name ot the member, rank last held in the army and
the command IL which he last served The circular,
II ~as asserted, closes with the recommendation
that the various posts should strengthen
themselves rs lar possible by enrolling all cx-sol-
and officers who were in sy nathy with their
ganization. IL WAS stated, moreover, that printed
circulars this elect had been issued through the
various assembly districts this city, and
proposed 10 place each Assembly district under the
direct command o officer. Members OF the
organization upon being questioned we're very rcti-
cent. but stated that under no circumstances would
the OF the Grand Army oil tho Republic
called unless the greatest emergency demanded II.
Ii rumored that similar Instructions had been
TO- and that similar systcn wns to be perfected in
the organization OF the Boys Blue But few persons
who heard OF tho rumor put any faith IN IT. While It
that the Grand Army OF the Republic is do ing
all 1t TO make It's organzao perfect the members
are taking
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.

Last evening the newly elected Kings County Re.
publican General Committee held meeting for the
purpose v~organizng for 1877. Mr. a. j. Perry
pied the chair After the roll had been called and the
credentials Of delegates examined, tho
mttce organized by elccting the following
officers all OF whom chosen bv acclama-
ton President, David Williams; Vice Prcsi-
dents John II. Taylor. T. K kennedy, Raphael
c. Searns, William J. Cropscy; Recording Secretaries,
Oliver q. Patterson and William II. Whtlock; Corrc-
sponung Secretary, Edward II. Hobbs; Treasurer,
Charles w. Cheshire; Sergeant ut Arms, Matthew
Fagan Mr. Williams, who hus been chairman OF the
committee Ior the past three years. In returning thanks
for mis- nom nnton expressed the opinion that Brook
lyn was a republican city. The speech oi the newly
elected president was understood 10 bo rcprvof
that section oi the republican party IN Kings county
which, last year, favored The coalition with the indc-
pendent democrats which resulted 10 disastrously.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. |

COLUMBIA Dec o, 1876.
The democratic house to-day gained two
cessions from the Mackey House having the certif-
Gates OF the Board State Canvassers which makes
their strength sixtytwo ard requiring only one more
10 make a constitutional quorum without the EdgeneId
and laurcns delegations. AS soon the sixty third
man comes over the democratic House will
demand recognition by the Senate. aud in
any case Will proceed TO the vote
for Governor aud immediately inaugurate Hampton
and state government AT The state House matters
have considerably changed slpcc yesterday. General
Ruaer upon hearing of the probable coming OF Con-
rrcssional commitec has Withdrawn all The troops,
uish the exception ef squad lett there TO protect
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
UNCANNY DEALINGS.

In SepieTbcr last Nr. Woir of the nrm Of Stone h
Wolf, Jewellers, Of No 4I6 broadway, purchased some
canned meats in west side provision store TO send 10
friend In Texas The bill amounted 10 $2l. and Mr.
Wolf told the salesman to send 10 his Office Tor
tho money lew days afcrward boy called
for tho money. but Mr. Wolf refused to pay IL until he
received bill and also bill OF adIng In the
OF hour the boy again called and presenting
tho bill and bill Of iadDg received tho money
Recently Mr. Wolf asccrtancd that the bill OF Iadlng
was forgery and yesterday he left the facts OF tho
with 5uperinten dent Wailing
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
ORDINATION OF THs REV. HENRY
T. HUNTER.

Henry I. Hunter was last night ordained a minister
and appointed pastor Of the Seventh Preshy terian
church, corner of Broone and Ridge streets. Tho
Rev. +. H. Mariing, pastor of the Four,ccntn strcot
Prcsby church and Moderator tLs Presbytery
prcsiucd Rev. Dr. Paxton pastor OF the FIRST Pres
byteran church, preached the sermon The Rev. DR..
Hatiici pronounced the ordination prayer. and tho
Rev. Or. Hastings, Of tho West Presbyterian church,
dev.r rod The charge 10 the pastor. Previous tho
ordination tho Rev T. H. MarIing put the constitu-
tonal questions TO the pastor elect and tho church
Al conclusion Of the ceremonies the newly ordained
pastor pronounced the Ocned1ction.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
FIRE IN SOUTH FIFTH AVENUE.

About half-past six last evening nrc broke out on
the fourth floor OF tho Ave story brick building No.
l5S South Fiith avenue. occupied by FOX Brothers,
manufacturers Of fur caps The first floor not
damaged. The second and third DORIS. occupied by
Harris Goodman. manufacturer Of cars was damaged
by fro ana water The budins owned by Mrs.
Charles Wilson, was damaged $1,000. Owing 10 tho
absence OF the proprctors tho individual losses could
not ha ascerLunod.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
THE MASSEN MURDER.

Coroner Osborn, ofNewark, DeganHhe inquest yester-
day in the case Of Jacob Massen who died IRON the
effects OF wounds inflicted alleged by George Stock
crL The evidence adduced went sustain tho facts
already recorded that Stcckert undoubtedly the
assaant. Tho Inquest was adjourned I'll to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
A WICKED YOUNG LADY.

Tho remarks and actions OF Charlotte Sherwood.
miss OF sixteen years DID, who arrested on COM
plant OF nor mother horrnsd Justice Guck yesser-
day morning when listening 10 the parents complaint,
that hc was forced lock her up IN cell until tho
Maria arrived take her to the House Of tho Good
Shepherd Tho poor mother was overcome with
snulno aud QrlcL
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
A TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAT,
FORGERY.
fgY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. O. 1870.
forgery has just como TO light here which a ter.
rbie surprise the whole State. Tho guilty party 10
General Daniel woodall, for long time United Slstei
Assessor OF Internal Revenue in this city and
gagged the manufacturing business At Mddletoxn In
tn State. The amount OF tn. forgery will reach
500 O0O and the General has fed the Sta Promo
sympathy seems to be with him.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
FOUND DROWNED.

Martin Lynch, OF No. 2 weehawken street, yesterday
discovered the body Of woman floating the water
in the Of the oyster scows foot OF West renth
street, II taken ashore and sent TO the Morgue.
Tho woman appears TO be about thlrty-nve years OF
aye, dark hair and complexion. and wore browa
dress and striped shawl
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
THE MINNESOTA ELECTORS.

Sr. PArL, MINI, Dec. s, 1876.
Tho electors elect Tor Minnesota met in the State
Capitol at to-day received their certificates from
the Governor, took the oath OF Office and adjourned
until twelve to-m morrow, Ihen they VIII proceed
to their ballots for Hayes and Wheeler
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
A MURDERER TRACKED.
CAPTURE OF ''BHI. THOMPSON" THE MUIR
DERER OF SHERIFF WHITNEY, OF KANSAS, BY
THE TEXAS RRNGERs.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

TELkGHAFH THE j
ST. LOUIS. Dec 8, 1875.
The notorious Bill Thompson, who shot and killed
Sheriff c. B. Whitney, OF Ellsworth Kansas, In 1873,
landed at the Kansas State Penitenry, yesterday,
by Shcrirs Hamilton and Baker OF Ellsworth and Sa.
lima counties reward OF $500 had been standing
for Thompson's capture, and the officers OF the law
have tracked the murderer pcrsstcnty for two years
past He was found about five weeks ago, by Captain
Sparks Of the Texas Rangers at the house OF Neal
Kane, a noted dcsperado, nfteen miles south
OF Austin, Texas He was brought under
guard OF nine rangers TO the Kansas
line whore he turned over TO Sheriff Hamilton, 20
be taken Ellsworth not deemng safe to keep him
there any longer. threats uf rescue had been made.
He was taken 10 Salina aud lodged in jail there HIS
friends followed him. and II was necessary to send him
10 the State Pcn:lentary to prevent -escuc. He
trial Will come OIL next March.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
THE UNFAIR COUNT.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8, 1876.
The meeting Of the citizens to protest against nm
unfair count Of the electoral vote has been indefinitely
postponcd,
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
FLORIDA.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 8, 1876.
THIS has been the most ,ircsome Jay Of the cam
paign. A handful OF statesmen, homemade and i'm
ported banged their sbns against the door Of tho
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
CHARTER ELECTIONS.
l,orGHKEEp,

PouGHKEEPsIE, Dec g. 1876
At the charter election III this city to-day ii. G..
Easlm republicanl was elected Mayor and three
publican Aldermen also elected. The Common
Council will stand republican and five
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
SpRINGrlELp, Masg,. Dec s. 1915.

SpRISGrigLD, Masg., Dec. s, 1876.
In this city to-day Mayor Wright reelected and
a republican City Council was elected on the issue of
economy
Holyoke elects r. r. Crafts for Mayor and essentially
q dcmocratIc city government on party light
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
KELLy AND Icons M1NsrRaLs.

KELLY AND Icons MINsTRRLs.
This iavortc troupe OF sable comedians continues 10
afford unbounded amusement 10 large and fashionable
audiences Tncir burlesuues are very funny, yet
really interesting the vocal excellence Of the prn-
cpai performers. Mr.. Kelly Is an excellent actor and
Leon best personator OF female character now
On Tho IN iustrcl stage.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
pEMocgArs GIVE UP THE Sta TIE.

DEMOCRATS GIVE UP THE sTlTE.
WASHINGTON. Dec 6, 1876
Senator Conover, OF Florida, has received niorma-
tion ny telegraph tonight. from democratic sources
that the entire republican ticket in his State is
elected