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rdmit thnt our increase will be q per cent In
tneae oOunties whicn would save our entire
ticket. The Tallahasse Sentinel of TO-DAY only
claims about so majorit,. aud, IA sample Of
their figures, cI TINS loo In Aldrhua. when .he
official count givee 80 only. The Sent eel IL
their lie ding organ. and II is vir ual surreud r.
Everything Is perfectly lulet, aud We aro riling
tu leave our cIeo for the ex animation of the
American peoTle. We have succeeded against
tsrttle ias. AID win otve ahnrd4uf nrnnf
Of fraud AID intimidation. These nyures give
thcn the TEN nt of thcr frauds. :. PASCO.
TAIIAHAssE, Nov. 1l-lhirty-three counties
heard from give the DenocraitC tCket a ma
JulitN OF NS six COunties vet t. he heard fr IN
gave democratic mnIntitv IN 1874 OF I'll The
counties 10 be ho ri from. wnicn are ~ demo-
or tir vii increase their uiaj rites Of 1874
twenty i've per cent. lie Republican organ
here conc d's this pcr cent incre lse. Ihis viii
give the Democratic ucket n ciear m j,rity OF
20. The vote for lilden u estimated about
3h less. At least 400 colurcd people vOted the
Demncr tie ticket In this county. Whtcn gave a
Republican maJurtN Of 2Olg l. 'gi,'a IRE D"m-
OCratic u. L. KANEY, Dem. tx. Com.
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The Bankruptcy OF EDWARD Matthew'S.

The mater OF Edward Matthews, one OF The
largest real estate owLers IN the city, against whom
petition for adjudication of bankruptcy was nled un
the 18TH Of Octooor BY Barbara II. Jones' DilY Co,
and John Fullerton, came up before judge Batch.
fora the United states District Court yesterday MIR
Matthews IN his sntwer denies that the petitioners
sutute one.fourm of his creditors or represent
ri OF his ndeh eduess lie fur states that iustc
of brng tudebitd 10 Jones o. they are ladCb,tl to
hiln M tle sum OF sl5Ou,
Appended 70 Mr. MAtt Iews's answer Is the following
&c tdues VI inleutedness; Known croditors wnose
insecure lt. A. Mitnaus, 60 l2h -, G.. L.
spencer. fhuha.i l.. SPENCER, 6S53.ii g. II. A lea,
.3ot 49, J. sAurNood a., $50; krnYon 4 NrT,un,
500 30. j. Irludrr Matthew'S fl2plvls; Evtrt-,
~ou.hnayd 4 thOatr iSJ@l1; }. X T. rec. tloOOi ".
- lrnnun, 5000, Inrps n lNerlril tlpjp. Total,
fl3 a. b. Nol's m.de uy td"a Matthews 10 NathAn
NJ ,Ih As to th' uruer Of watson Matthews an4 >.
hraLder various sums ana due at 'nrluus dat all
NOw overdue, root up itAl OF tduiAhlhA SIX note.
lu ,ug b, thc AdroAnt Central kiAay 90 urdrt OF
Edward Ma'tnews ION flu,OlO each, ial due In JuN.
August, and ; ptcnnr 1870, foot up fuuOO, Notes
llH - Nathan MuiihrNs .nd enlUlsrd hi Edward
Mitthe"s t,r acounni iuAtiun OF Nath N Nnithcws
as,Trvste sDslfipot Nar u- suits pending "a from
la-ori hU rs IA wlon Mr. Matthews IN defendant,
ethrr ~ ma .er or cndorr'f, AZ rcsatiny s2lGul0
Ia, Judgr grated an order ut reielVhc, % ilquiro
iutO tue fiNtr,
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1HE EAsrIRX QUESTION.
The Cznr Determined 10 Obtain What Rus
sin Demands. or Act independently.

sin Demands. or Act independently.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE following is the
text Of the speech delivered by the Cur Il Mos
cow yesterday; 81 thank you for your senti.
ments respecting the political situation which
is now more clearly defined than before. You
know that Turkey has yielded to my dem nds
for an i'm mediate armistice to end the use ess
slaughter In setvia and Montenegro. In
this unequal struggle the Montenegrins, as
heretofore, have shown themselves real
heroes. Unfortunately the same can.
not be said OF the Sorvians, no'with-
standing the assistance OF our volunteers
m nyof whom shed their blood for the slavonie
cause. ! know that all Russia Joins me n
warmly sympathizing in the sunerlngs OF our
brethren and co-regonlsts. Tho true interests
OF Russia are, however, dearer to me than all.
My wish to the uttermost IL to spare Russian
blood. Their fore. have sirvsn and will still
strive TO OUtain real impr vcment of the posi-.
uon ot the Lhristidns by Peaceful means. lna
few days negotta' Ions viii commence at Con.
stantinOple. My most ardent With Is that we
may arrive at general agreement should this,
however, not be achieved, and shOul see that
we cannot obtain guarantees Necessary for
carrvlhg out what we intended to dem tnd from
the Porte. am nrmiy determined to act inde-
nendently, am convinced that the whole Of
Russia viii respond to my summons should
consider It necessary. and Russia's honor re-
qsires II. Moscow viii lead the van bY It's ex.
ample. May God help us to cry out our sacred
NiENNA, Nov. II. - Reports from Turkish
sources state tn t tue Porte his rlscd several
o. jectlOns to the pfoJ cted conference, and has
inStruci Ell - LOnlOn Ambassador to commu-
Dicate them to Lord lie icunsield. Lord Dea.
cpusneld's assertion that all the powers mad
as ented to the conference Is criticised IN diplo-
matte circles. Is tue Vienna Cabinet has not VET
accepted the ptopO-iuun. Count Andrassy will
state his views Of the English proposal after tue
funer1l 81 his mothe, who has 1T died.
bELGRtDR, Nov. 1.-The Permanent Cone
mittee OF the Seryian Skuptscnint having pro.
tested against the projected gArrlsoning Of Bel.
grade by Russian brigade, Prince Milan nas
ordered the brigade t. remain at SeincndriL
Gen. Ichernayef. IL rs stated, nas been advised
not t. 20 to Russia. as his return there might
complicatc the political situation, which Is now
satisfactory.
BUCH Arrest. Nov. 1.-THE Roumanan Cham
ber of Deputies has approved proposal 10 keen
tue reserve under arms beyond the period pre-.
gcrUed Y law.
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ArrLIcarIoNs ron aALowAvcH
Three Of the Chiidrrn OF I. VI. singer Ask Tor
Tea Thousand Dollars LncI.

Tea Thousand Dollars LAcJ.
Since the withdrawal of the claim Of
Mrs. Mary Aun Foster, against the estate Of the
late lsasc NJ. Siiser. the many legatees under
the Will Of the millionaire in,l NOR seem to have
sudden desire to draw upon the estate for a
portion OF their leSacics An attorney repre-
sentng Alice Merritt La Grove, who Is described
In the will as "Ahce singer. VINO ia my dau. n
York. which Mary 4. Water IL commonly called
by the surname q, Merritt" applied TO surro-
,ate Conn in White Plains for the y yment Of
$1,000 II the legacy. Sne claims London. Eng
land, as her place OF resi- fence and says that
she IS tue wife Of william Alonzo Paul la
Grove of New York, matchmaker at 20 Corn
val road DNswater' countN Of Miudlesex,
England
10 George u ldwin Woodruff OF 30 Foster
lane. LOnCOn, "a iuriner attorney fnr SINGER, and
John tusu way, ItMNer, iiNllg on the ct tte of
AT Old Y, Phgnton. England, Mira. L. Grove
has vested IN certain tius :. Tor tue benefit Of
htr-tli. tue Two equal siNiietn parts or portions
oI tue eslh,e ia I'm, cunt ~ bcQuehthtd to her
BY tie VII admitted to probate ON Jan. To-
ne cause ol III application Tor a portion Of
the estate u that her husband his failed IN
business, and has not contributed to her sup
ppr, Tor over year, and thht since the death OF
Isaac VI. singer, '9on whom she was entirely
dependent. sne has been compelled t. live on
muney borrowed at a hlgn rate OF interest, ana
are dependent fpon her Tor suppurt The *
ecutur David Hdwiey, was ERECTED Uy tue sur
rus .te TO pa, tnr appic Ut $lU,DJ.
Since then MARY . I've Slu-,r, the wife of
Stuig.s Wnitlock of Is rmingn IN, Conn aud
Ja@per IL met singer cnll rtn OF Mrs. vary
Ann roster, The cnhtrstihf, made an 80 plct-
or about $4,000. btque.tneu to each. These
applications were also granted.
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LOITSIfN.I.
The state for Tiidrn by S.OOO-A Demo-
cratic Legislature.

The State Tor Ttldrn by S,OOO-A Demo-
cratic Legislature.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1l.-Returns from
all except seven parishes. which are estima' cd,
SNOW a Democratic III iority Of over 5000.
rx.Sov. PincaDack, IA an interview to-day,
sid ;hat II the returns 80 fT received are cor
rect, the Democrats have certainly carried tie
state.
Chester II. d rrall IL res ectcd to Congress in
tho Third District, aud j. L. Leonard OiepD Is
elected IN the rum District. The othcr Con-. es-
sionai di. lets elect Democrats.
he indications are tnat the Democrats will
have mHJ nTity ~ 2 or m the sen At and II in
tho House. lne next LEGISLATURE elects two W..
senators.
1t was claimed by Col. Packard's opponents
that lie would run behind III, ticket, but the
figures snow only slight difference between
the votes for Hayes and those for T. ckard.
DAYTON, ono, Nov. ll.-Woo ihuli :. Schenck,
paymastcr, L. :. n, VINO Is at hts home in this
city on a visit, received a despatch tni- after
noon from his bruther-in-law In New Orleans
saying that Louisiana n ii beyond DOUBT given
lilden over 600 majority The Hon. JOnn A.
Nc ah On, Democratic hsrrescntdtive elect and
present Inc 4mbent IN Congress from TINS as
met. started last nlght Tor New Orleans to be
prcsen' ~ G unri1g Il vote Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ll.-FitN y rishes give
DeMocralic majority uf 3,ijJ. seven Demo
cratic pATshea t. heiT from.
". II. NODERIs, EditO, Now Orleans Times
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Commodore Vanderbilt was as usual yestcr.
daN.
Miss Emily Soldene and troupe arrived ia ths
steamship ClJ Of Berlin yesterday,
The body OF an unknown mAn was found yes.
tcfday IN the North RIVER vi Per %.
+ trick Murphy was arrested by Detective
savin, last tNenlns while picAlng ppcNttH Ia Ala "a
Theatre.
Twenty boys were arrested ~ the IMeniy-seo-
Ond ward AtstfrIAY Tor tuNlns ttpntb ~ tho ausOn
hlNer Railroad Trains,
william nurns. proprietor of the saloon NJ 2GJ
West sryrntrcuth ,lroc tnys That ns place has
nee ti0n wlth tAy "Burli kaT'
Anthony Murphy, VINO was injured willie al
N0Tk uu hoard thc steamship LNrituul, A. fNT 81.
AoTtn RIVER. on fTidai, died ytsterlp.
The sierplechass race announced TO taks
place 900 Jr or PuTN yrsttriaN, hrt"ctl j. e.. Law
lcncet Kt,uluit aud ! lNy,s's D,alltAl, Nas drawn
by nnu' consent az ne Am ricin locevJ Club cou.l
mol ALLOW Aul outside tAt 80 20 tht ! .re.
james Humphrey, coloiod u'nn, ~ rs rhroop
aNrnGe' luo Nnn, "As gagged &" B. N.,iI'i tn
uH- "t uu.f N is 10 l.' t'f i.... d, % .t.u
W, iNH.!a n'"' W,,n th'"A. fic.
IA - stc-1i.
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The Westchester Polo CLUB II yed game on
the jerome larA grounds Yesterday afternoon. the
players were Messrs Jane, Gordon hn,tt, Hermann
and Harry Oelncn.. against Mcssrs Mott Dck Pecr-.
WHY Gray, and Wly Post Az oclock small party
Of ladies ana gentlemen arrived at toe clubhouse IN
nye drags and Mr Posts tandem. There were feveu
games Of polo pltcd Of wlich the nrs nvc were wun
b. the Blues, MIR. Beun'tts cuor. the nfth game
Mr., Peters csrumed WIN Hermann oeirichs and re-
ceved severe IN, hu sustained 40 serOu injury.
MIR Bennett Played ell or dlSp aycu suci Al.
mirablr hOrseman.hip ueturc The nlustaugs were In
exec lent order and full Of tpults The matcn was
closed by the dareness, aud after sight lunch M the
CluhhOuse tue great drags, with their prancng horses
r4rhing hshts. winding olns and merry COMPANY,
rurd away toward the city, Were tue cuO ended tue
uay sport with grand Poo dinner.
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FIGUREs rHIr woN,r Lrr.
Kings County OnciaIs who Pratt by the
Truth of the Provcrb.

iruth oil the PrOvcrb.
There was excitement III BROOKLYN yes-
terday over the doubt cast upon the election Of
\. II. Daley the candidate for Surrogate. who
hl his own count the day before had made the
majority Of his opponent, Walter l.. Living
stone, l3J votes. The canvasscrs in going over
the lists Il second time, gayo DALEY 81 votes ma
iority. a CAREFUL patient comparison of the
blanks with the returns from which the figures
were taken was therefore agreed ON and carried
out Yesterday In the presence ~ representatives
OF Ms-.r~. Livingstone aud bailey. II was dis
covered that several grave errors had been made
~ the transfer oi hgure~ from the returns To the
blanks after the figures had been corrected.
me count wa., Daley in the city +3+o7
Nntes; and In the county, 304s votes; total.
io'i1' Livingstone Ia the city. A,lg: In the
county. l,ns total, lG.is,. LNinestune's ma
iority :S. There are seventeen scattering votes
for Daley. and ten for Livingstone. The can
Nassefs agree in prunounciug that Mr.. Living
stone Il elected 10y - majority.
BERNARD Midas was defeated IN the city for
charity Commissioner by SO votes, bat his vote
IN the county towns makes his entire vote 41,O,4
and gives him majority Of HH.
Alderman Rowley. who was cherished by the
heturncrS ~ a good antl-Ring gman.attributes his
S uS,eat M III tne SeNehtn Nard 10 the col3niIation
Twelfth and rwenty-second Wards. There were
two hundred OF these men sent into the ward
he says, thirty days before the election. and kept
there until the day after election when they
Mere seen moving out: The suspended city
Of ordering large number OF clerks aud others
In the employ OF the board to go To the ward
and stay there to vote and work against Alder
man R9wley u i thought that some EFFORT will
h" made g. contest the election Of Phillips.
Mr.. : B. tlitt"udrn. who defeated tien Da
kin Tor Iungrc-- hy m votes. said Yesterday that
II he Wa fiandulrntly elected he hoped that he
would ho turned out. lie denied that he had
given out money tp he used Illegally lie paid
hi- contribution with A. \. Low ana others. and
there lei the matter end. giving h in charge of
lrauhlin woodruff samuel Mclean and GEO
Nichols, lie was approached 10y the friends -
cromwell q. Macy who entered the field at al
most the last moment, but ne refused 10 con-
tribute one cent toward Macy withdrawal
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THE LATEST RETURNS.
Louisiana Giving TiIdcn Eight
Thousand Majority.
THE RESULT IN FLORIDA.
Nearly One Thousand MA
iority for Tilden.
SOUTH CAROLINA IN DOUBT.
Gen. Hampton Probably Elected Gov.
CrnOr by l9lO Majority.

Later returns from the three contested
Btates are favoratle to the success Of the Demo-
cratic electoral ticke In Flofida and Louisiana.
Ia South Carolln1, while Gen. Hampton has
undoubtedly been elected Governor By at least
torh ticket IA SO close that the result IL In
doubt. The Democrats also claim to nave
elected the two Congressmen in Florida, and
four OF the six Congressmen In Louisiann. They
Legislature, which is to elect two United States
Bonators. and have elected their entire State
ticket. II the non-partlsan despatches cont in
Information are correct, the electoral vote will
ptand, Tilden, 2Oo; HAYES. lGG, as follows:
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The students Of the Clllcee Of the CITY OF
New YvFK had their third anauai contest IN athletic
games IN Mott Haven Yesterday. The mile walking
race, pen 10 al amateurs. won by G.. llort on h
only one 10 appear sgainsi the college champion W.
~ watson. Time. : minutes 80 seconds Il wa
caimth tuNf ilutton f.u Watson, aud the referee,
nrs
The hundred YARD race was run IN four heats the
winners being g. MOritk knignt, V. FiKrnln, ana r.
Dove. hnAl neat ass tnen run By thcse four. DoyI
coming out winnef-tm 1l42
shuinNcy aud Lott Neic the only contestants Ia tho
halt mile race shumWaJ winning ~ 100 yards time,
2;.O
kncseroocker IN the high jump cleared 4 T.. IL IN.
:. W. 40 = won the On rter oi milv Shuin
way wss second. ana tsmlb beu third ime h9it.
lac I rec mile wal. Nas wOh ny watson, ~ 25.3Oi
Smith beng second and his tin D, egp3
A hurdle race Over Ten nlghs ny T.. w.
cAatnock four yards ahcad Of ;. W. lloag tlmo
u n slClnds.
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A II. Louis ,lnn'. struggle with D,.en...

John =. Gillespie, master builder and urchl-
tct OF ST. Louis. trlcd TO XIII himself with a penknfe
yesterday At li3 Washington street while abonng un
der an alteration Of mind, produced by disease. He
was removed to Bellevue Hospital Through fear that
he my hi inJur" himself. Mr ulespie IN Thur day.
sent fur Two brother Mason. Tor, although Roman
Catholic, he 10 "a member = tne Orurr fur rry M
month, pasi he has Dern lfaN" lng IA Great HnWn for
his health, and returned TO THIS cnuItry weeks
ngn, aud hAd hren confined to IA, bsu EVER since. NJ
Gillespie last evening talked cam And collrctrIy Of
hlH condition, ana WAS only positive that dld not
MAXI he attempt al suiciue whtn IN his SENSES.
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T0wnleV Repl hat been elected Mayor OF
EEabeth over llo, peml by amSJorN Ot0.
WorSmen hegan tearing away the front OF the
Old GirgorY mlu-l0u 100 Warrington street, dprpr,
Cly, yctlerday Ihe rite Las Dt,n selected foi The
new Post once
Albert Rice, aged 10 years, Of 223 Fourth street
JoT-'E ny, caught hY large log pnch gang of
wurkmen we're rDluF down from The rennHy yAuia
kalroel Clc,Rel rack, ast Night, and hs spiue W.
pT
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rHE ELirHsr olD woRID ysws.
The -tratbcydc Di-n-tcr-The Conviction Of
kryn Qunshcd.

LONDON. NOV. ll-ln the case Of The Queen
againt he n. master OF the German steamer Franco.
MIA which while ou her way Htvre, he course of
avoysge 10 the Wet Indian colonie. having he'd At
au English port for pio.. who was on board to taAe
ncr down the Channel ran down the Strsthclyde IN
English vessel Within three mile, OF Dover ana thus
usrd fneurs . of numnrr OF persons iuc udilg \.
crn Engi.h .nb cts. he Lord thiot Justice oi Eng
snd. the Right Hon rir Alexander James r. Cock burn:
thr Lord thie Baron. the Right Hon. FuEruy ke,
Nr Justice Field, Mr. Justice Lush. baron Pollock,
Buon amNc ell sud sir Il Fnilimorr concur ~ qlas j.
ing lhe conl ichun Of kcYn; aud L!rd ColeudEi. Nj
Justice Rre e. Baron Amphlet. Mr. Justice Grover Mr..
utice Damn u, ANA Mr. Justice Lndley dissent Juig-
inrut vii be- delivered by Lord Chief Justice Coo Du Il
on Monday. As tae decision excluslvely on the
quest ou intsictOn u seems certain that the doc.
trnr heretofore held Of jurisdiction within three miles
Of tle coast will De overturned.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE following are
nearly accurate nsurcs IN the State Of Illinois !;
The Legislature Is composed Of "a Republicans.
2 Democrats and 0 Independents In the
Senate, and ~ Republicans aud II Demo.
Gratis In tho House, givinga total Of 9s Demo
Gratis and Independents, and 100 Hepubli-
cans, .and Republlcan M jlritV on joint
bal lot of &. Eighty-siX countiDs IN tue State
give lIaies 22sYJ majority DemocTttlo xain of
2 snl over the vote Of ls72 when O1lesby mad
iV,UyJ. ILe siXteen counties " hear nom gave
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The Fxhiblrion SIN Omen.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE paid admissions
TO the Exhibition TO-DAY were 15i26. Of wtch 25i we're
at haf fee the general belief ths; the Exninitiuu
would be virtually closed after yesterday caused the
dmlnuton Ia the attendance to.laJ. but as the TACT
comes known that the display can now be seen with
more comfort than formerly the iunncr of paying
visitors wlll dountess increase. The di-mantnng II
eHhlOts has begun, but IN no way seriously interfere,
wiin the sight Several of the state buildings
including that Of New YORK. have been sod and Nj
aott be
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His forehead was low, and brutality was the
dominant expression OF his unntelligen features,
and tue face oi the woman that stood betide IN Was
bloaed and cl.tted hood REDEEMED her forehead aud
nlrd up her hatenrd ear. They were mother son,
and the marks OF blood and brutal usage tho work
Of The sou response 10 justice BApi's question The
son excused tnstlf tlr AtriAiug his mother because
continually aTunk to excess anu had rmptied pan
OF hour over hi, head. lyon shouldn't st1ke your
m thtr, tAid me Judge, Win the air OF man u1ycr.
INK rile moral, aud with the mpaTuaty peculiar 10
The blind goddess, Zen days"
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CONNLdTICTT.

IIARTFoRp, Nov. 1.-THE vote in Con-
neetlcut ON members u COngress Is as fol loMs; /;
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PENNSlLy.iNI.f.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ll.-Tne following
are tue oniciil votes Of the counties named:
Luzerne county-3,415 Dem. majority DE n.
gam. 2,1Jg.
Aualns countY-5ls Dem. majority; Rep. gain,
Cumberland county OIL Dem. mai Jority Dem
gain, 10.
CI-arlrld county-l,9G Dem. mai J)rity; Dem.
Clinton county-l,l65 Dem. majority; Dem.
gam, ;tjs.
Juniata county-iG2 Dem. majority Rep. gain,
III
Miniln county-l,5 Dem. majority; Dem. gain
49,
Huntingdon county-5ll Rep. majority; Rep.
gain. AZ
ine oihrial returns OF Allegheny county give
HAP Go B,i9l mai Jriiv.
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BROOh LIN.

Tho Rev. H3nr, Weri noocher received one
vote Tor County CicrA ia nrupADn.
Another great cradle cable, twin rome N the
l'si ore srr Cl... Nf 10 Iusf
hlNer bras', WN Ae-l'HDni r@lnR Ift'-- tlr river
rtrlck kerry, II LhQuecr -treHf. who, while
a. tuItng tu hN snake NI'l thn uulf oi t' sun.
nu iht ltt n'- lear the Glt llLv, sApt lsi ~ Av
sV4VWeu. died yts'"rI'J,
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sEstmGted.
LAKE ITY, Nov. II First Congfs.-lo Dis
TTlCt, twenty-two COunties give blU u tmO-
cratic votes and 4,bbl Republican votes Demo
cratic majoriti. $50. The Second Congress sionaI
District gives 3,25i Democrats ana 2,3gl lttpub
Ilcan votes Democratic majority, 61j. Total ia
Stnte, l.iR.
This report is based upon oficlal returns from
thirty four counties and estimate based on vote
OF 1874 in nye counties, which no douht viii give
Increased democratic majority. Cigned)
s. n. NIBLACK.
MONTICELLO, Nov. ll.-Since mails nave come
IN 1 hive made careful estimates. Results;
Twoniy i've couniie. gtve a net Republican, ma
torlty OF 1868; fourteen counties vt 10 hear
from gave ~ lsI 2jSl, OF the twenty i've
counties In, -iAtrtu arc white counties ,nl gave
In 1874 maiur,ir, gLregating 3,dJi. In lH,O tnie
counties gave li1. A. ithrstu,e rate 4 IA ret.e
The counties not m wll now glye j9l0' leaving
ADenuOratic ulai.g,,y uf 49, nc hepuDlieaus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-12
PERTH AMB0Y In FLAMES.
HALF THE TOWN DEsTROrED AND
IIRE SIILL RIGING.


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-t!ood Work Done by the Fircmrn Whe
HespoudeI-The Buildings Burned.
PERTH ANNOY, Nov. ia fire that wns
started here at o'clock this evening is st1l
burning. The entire block In Smith street. from
High to Rector street, Is burned to tho ground.
The IRE originated at $50 this evening, In Nc
Cormlck 4 CoDney's grocery, from one Of the
emDloyee's carrying lamp among the coal
oil. 1ne following prominent places were
burned: Daydson's clot1inr. next to Me-
Cnfmack's, total loss. nothing saved; Gar
retsons meat market; j. n. Hare's car
pet rnd IN nj ire establish hmcnt. stock partly
saved w. II. Moore, drug store, total loss Post
om,c hnd western Union Telegraph Onice,
tninlly destroyed. j. was feared III Il the Pdcker
rouse, li9e hotel, would be burned, but the
winu blowing in N opposite direction favored
H. ana the IRE dil not reach u. Fears were en-
tettaned that The whole town would be de-
St owed.
.. a steam FIRE engine arrived from Elizabeth nj
a'p' ana mas done gallant service. having tho
nre now under control. Railway fire COM
punN arrived at i:ij Water was scarce, none
hr,ng nc rer 'h n the river, and they could
onlv 90 AOod Work In saving property. NcCnr-
ml'k nnoN lost everything. not even saving
ih'H LOOKS. The parry who caused the FIR, was
burned setously Up 20 this hour Q:35. thtr-
about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-12
Anew -dcnIrr win Two wives.

Samuel &. SalmOnd, nowsdealer Of Middle
town. y. Y Wa, .igpei m the Tomns Police court
Yrsterdav on All ntcusttion OF hiyAuY preferred hy
taro'hr WNtt, of iAthu,h Eyrnue, brOu6yn ~nu
rpHtd tnRt he entered INTO marriage alliance wl'h
her th, ga Of June he A. the tine hnp~ INK nat
her uite Peck NtYud hir u if, Wa Eiili lNng ana
not divorced from nm. BIth wives we're on thr VII
ness stand sam md sn,s b. ls p"rseoufch by Clique
Ja,i ilt. n, r,I irri MN to furnish $4,000 ball,