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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-24
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SUPERB PIANOS: pa
The subscribers are constantly receiving supplies
of PIANO-FORTES from those popular makers,
Mcssrs. Bloomfield il OTIS and rs evidence Of their
superiority the Brooklyn IN. W Eagle says:
1.-THE Music Committee of the Board of Education,
Brooklyn. together with the local committees after
THOROUGHLY TESTING ALL THE PRINCI-
PAL instruments manufactured. have purchased
BILE PIANOS for use of the public Schools" E
These beautiful instruments are sold AT exceed
ingly moderate prices by
e'' -. .,t,WO0DHOUSE &PARHA8i,
oc IA Booksellers and stationers.
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rIcuMOND L,yE-sToCK MARKET.

Livestock scales report from November 18th to
the 23d, 1876:
Cattie.-322 head; very best, 44Ga4ac.; medium
or fair quality, 3.s(937ac.; common light cattle.
cows, oxen, and bulls, 27@3c., gross But few sold
at either extreme. number of cattle sold by the
head. -......-,----
HOgs.-362 head !; somewhat in excess of demand
market weaker; good to best corn-fed, 1907 3c.,
net. To-day rather better figure was realized Tor
choice hogs than early In the week.
Sheep.-Good strictly choice, 45g5c., gross: me-
dunn dull at 3S@4c, gross. No demand for COM
mon. ... ...st
Tenls.-S4@SS.
sf;JcJ ro,nSEvS1oms4O and very dull
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BY telegraph.
NEW Y0RK.

NEW YORK, November 23-Cotton firm; aski1iss
higher prices; sales of 793 bales at 12@I2 3-l6c
flour fea mG5 ab9n 6r
favor; light business reported. Cotfee-Rio quiet
and unchanged Sugar quiet and very firm; 97st9
Moiisscs-New Orleans in good demand at 5S@63c.
for good to choice. Rice quiet and steady. Tallow
s steady porS Si lower
prime rti e steam, sIo5o 9slo75 Whisky quiet ut
S1.09H. Freights quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE. j.,
BALTIMORE, November 23.-Flour firm demand
moderate; prices unchanged; Wheat firm and
quiet; Pennsylvania red, 1885,; Maryland red,
to nhe s5uS nmne corn aass
sna se@g5c active yena a 5s@c neg Oats soq aa
Provisions firm, quiet, and unchanged. Coffee dull,
heavy, and unchanged. Whskey dull at Sl.10.
Sugar dull ut 12@12Ec.
- LOUISVILLE.
LoUlsvILLE, November 23.-Flour quiet and un-
Corn dull white, 44c. mixed, 43c. new, $50
shoulders, 6s@ &c: clear rlbsdes, si9eac; clear
cides, Sa99e. Susar-cured hams, l5c. Racon In
Clear sides, Toe. Lard nominal. Whiskey un-
changed.
CINCINNATI;
CINCINNATI, November 23-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat steady and firm. Corn in fair de
mand and lower: new, 3S@41c. Oats steady. Rye,
hurley, and pork quiet and unchanged. Lard in fair
demand; steam, $40; kettle. SOI.50@Sl1. Bulk
meats in fair demand; shoulders, 64G6asc.; clear
rib-sdes, S1EMSAc.: clear sides, S7s@St5c. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey steady.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November 23.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-No 2 red fall, Il. 10y: No. red
fall 81. / 7htaS1.l7A. Corn frner; No. 2 mixed
43c Oats easier. Rye firm at &C. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Whiskey unsettled at 81 .06 @S107.
Pork dull and unchanged Lard dull. Bulk-meats
easier. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
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France.

VERSAILLES, November 23.--In order to
anticipate the attacks of the Left in connec-
ton with their Interpolation asking why
the military escort to which the funerals OF
all members OF the Legion OF Honor are
legally entitled has been refused in cases
where the deceased have been buried With
out religious ceremonies, the ministry offer
ed a bill to-day in the Chamber OF Deputies.
providing that military honors shall only be
rendered to military members dying in ac-
tive service. 1t is thought crisis is thus
ayerted. The bill was referred for investi-
rotiop ,ssr. al. 1.'' |Ef-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, November 23.-The Times says
private telegram states that the war fears
are increasing all over the frontier of Cape
Colony. The nature OF affairs on both
sides OF the British borders are very unsat-
isfactory and are becoming critical.
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MxNCE.MEAT.

A TMORE'S NINCE-MEAT.-To bakers,
IA hotel-keepers, boarding houses and private
families: Buy ATMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, the best
barrels buckets tars cans, &C., ready for use. For
sale at manufacturers price, freight added. am
agent for the anufacturer, for whom introduced
Trade supplied at LOUIS ]; B9SSlEU1,
no Is -, -. = .1412 Main street,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, November %, 1876.
There has been no change in the market since our
last weekly review. Prices Of all desirable tobaccos
continue firm, but the market lacks that animation
which would doubtless be visible If the presidential
question were satisfactorily settled. Buyers and
sellers both exhibit great caution and in their
dealings.
The breaks to-day comprised 120 hogsheads and
tierces. The offerings ut auction on Change were
65 packages; Of which number 81 were taken in,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
$5to S65.
We continue to quote: .... .f
DAnK-Primings-S1.2 56p$3.5O. Lugs-Very
common. S4Ql35; medium 10 good, S6.30@S7: ex-
ira. $7.50@lS9. Leaf-C0mnon. SIpsS; medium,
S9@S10: good, Sl1@S12.50; fine, S12.50@
$3.50; extra tine suited for the Mediterranean
market, S17@SlS; fine extra black wrappers,
BRIGiiT.-Lugs-Co Common, $s@S10; medium to
good. S1l@$I2.50; fine smoking, 515GgS2O; eX-
ira smoking, S2O@$30. LeGf-Common to medi-
uIn. S9@Sf2: good TO fine, 81 2@ySl5; extra fll-
So % medium medium to good, $33@s35; line, aa5635O;
extra, $60@S90. oo
S25; medium to good, S25@S3O; fine, S35@a4O
extra, $40 @S5o.
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-MARrHE. IYTELLxaENCE..

ALhLANAGe-NOyEM 24,1s7s.
Sun rfsps =. ~ !. t.s4 HIga TIDE. 8
Sun sets. 4:40 Morning D33
Moon 300 ESeIfft =. Il 100
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Flour.

Flour.
Fine, s3.50@S3.75; superfine, IS extra super
fine. 1918; common family, $3.50: fancy family,
S7@S7.5U. Market dull.
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The bills for STATE TAXES for 1876 are now
ready and due ut this Office FIVE PER CENT. VIII
be added to all bills remaiHlng unpaid after 3gTH
NOVEMBER. WILLIAM L. AauLASD' a. l.
no ff-fNn30 80
, 1876-11-10

hayo catsicd South Carolina. Alabama, and Mis-.
ti.alppl bccansa thu colorcd pcopio hayn vntrl
with u.. They haye found II to thetr advantage
10 tltrlt'o thclF yoc other cftixons divide their
Sotc. y y tiLo trHnhe tluwn aonth had ltccn oc..
chsianeA hY carpet. .btvx{nE ttema1ogass who w,tld
make political capital nn rfle 1Mt nf lUInnn Ill.,
It Will he the nin nf Tdcn's Administration to DO
tlsnf pclec na quit will au restored 10 every black
nnn. flc mnet he INSTRUCTED to know TINT lie owes
10 thr while cunhtry, nntl not to tho Republican
rnrty. he right to vote. lennnnee thc rrt*enta
0ftiUopH III snHti CarNlsnA an shar. mas 'oen
rnrslsd hy the Democracy, II In a ttlumrl q nnral
i"Fct nTrr m &c hnynnct nrd sword From nc etee,
tlnu Of TaIdcn expect hcitcr times, llore AM
confidence will rrt,rn TO the peor1e Capital viii
con1e nut or tA hiding. paccs to tcck investments
and nhoF will find employment at frmnnethtlve
wngct. 1upk forward under his Administration,
10 *nci Vito nicAst.trs OF finance and cctnDmy IN
public expenditure that thc paper inoncy of The
nation and gold shall eoon he on m cVhnl'ty
tGereby forcing an equality between them and
gold.
James u. f,yan, local politician, nftcr rcnd-
Ing tho dispatches from tho Chairman of tho
Ltujl,!siana Democratic Committee that the ma
Jnrlty for 'rltdrn Was 30 lnrgo that the Return
Ing bonrt1 could mot cl,anSe 1t, snid: "Wu'yo
n,iswcred II BY saying that there arc half mil.
lion sncn 1T the North who'l stand by Jou, md
kco TINT a falr count Is lnatlc.'n Tho most In
tense cxcltcnleni prevails at this time, but there
Ia general guol feeling OIL lt,th aides.
To me wtsttrn dtsoctasta Prem.
INnlAAArutis, Ind, Nov. D.-Rcturns from
afxty.two counties in fnlt, anti twnnty counties
in part, show Haycs oyor Tlldrn 2,1Gf, Dcnnr.
tcsltlc gain Of b7O. Places to llcar frotn GAyo
Democratic nlajorltics OF s 400 In October.
, 1876-11-10

t1cle!;Htson IN tho present Congress from sovcn-
tcon Democrats anil ten Rc,>liblltans to Rcycn-
trcn Republicans md ten Detnorrntn. Tho re-
IA1blcnns hare cnrriGl Their Legitimate. Rcrub-
l,aM listrIsts. all b9t Fraalltn and iN,zcrt9 ,.la
They hays Eancd t1nrn,ol in tho Fifth. Oycrton
IN tic Fifteenth, Cnmptelt in the Seventeenth
Evrctt III tho Twcnty-sccUnd, DArlnc In il!o
TwrntS-thirl,. Wllito H. tho Twcnty-lfth,
Thomson In thc Twcnty-slx.h. and Watson IN
~ ~ Tts,trn Associa,td I'r.s.
ERIE, Pa, Nnr. !L.-llaSea' majority In ErIN
County, pa,, ts 3,535,-a gain over last ycar Of
taN.
from tliis etty BY IL maiorlty, and Watson, l'o-
sressuna1 Distrlct Of over d, 1000; Erbcrt, Demo-
crnt, carried It III 1871 by y majority.
E11r, Pm, Nov. D.-Galbraith, Democrat
Inlcpeclt candidate for Judge In this county,
Thu Republicans eloet Tho remainder Of
their ticket hy nafnrttlcs VARYING from 1000 to
$500. Benson was defeated purely on personal
Ert,lint1s.
rnu..ADELrltrA, Noy. o.-Full returns from
ltran gains IN tho Presidential ticket, compared
with tho VITO for Governor Inst ycar, nf II, ,612.
The Democratic Enlns In these counties Arc
1905. Net Republican gaira, 8G57.
pH1LApEt11fiA, Noy, e:-Thc election OF
Eighteenth District, is claimed by majority Of
5l.
SCRANTON, pa.. Nor. 0.-Tllden's majority IN
1.nzcrnc County Is 1000 Tic Republicans Gnin
live n1cMhcrs Of tho Legislature from this
Jones, Republican, is elected to tho, Congrea.
kioInl yncancy. Wright, De'nocrnt,. Is elected
to tho Forty-iIfth Congress. Thu Republicans
elect Two state Senators, gain OF ono.
, 1876-11-10
INDIANA.

8p<ctas Nspatca to The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 0.-Tle excitement over
election Is at fever heat, aud has been all day.
Tho Republicans have surrounded thelr bend:
quarters, aud the dispatches being favorable TO
the position taken by tic papcrs ii. tho nornl'g,
they have been excessively jubllant. Until lutte
this afternoon tte pcIulWTuts did not takc much
interest 10 things, but the receipt VI tclegfa'a
claiming Louisiana, South CarUlina, and flott-
da, seemed to revive them. and tonight they
ART ~ nvisy rs they were Tuesday night.
tOv. HENDRICKS.
The leaders do nut feel any too cantltlcIt, but
tl!e rank asia Me, heing full Of Enthusiasm aud
whisky, Insisted Oh sercnAdlng Got. Hendricks,
"liIel. wxs doAe. A ulotiry crowd Ut l,OO0
marched up to h!s residence, unl, calling hin,
out, he responded IN speech aoout twenty
minutes u lsugth, Which was chiefly remarkable
fns what it did not contain. lIo ID not rlail,l
tls election absolutely. but qualified It with thu
statement, III w have carried South Carolina
md L0nisiuua.h !Ie saIus
Tho tltetlcn has established the proposition that
the soldiers hare voted ~ they alot --lof untqI
eoaatry, sesso,sa rnlon. and peaeetul
that tho Republican party q not tho especial
snsrdiaa At tha sntnfaA satA- Tia nAaianssev
, 1876-11-10

tho lawful vo!o uf Ftorl.ln IA Democratic, hit In
two counttcs nlonc Loco fraudulent Republican
votes wcrp pollcd, an.l Democratic chaslcngorn
wero excluded. Many frls,ds wcrn prnrtiecl
Under cover ut troops. The Republicans arc
sending runners nyrr tho State to tanper with
tho rctsirns." This wns tal<cn Ms MI casy
lctttngtlown toward defeat. Twenty feet
soitl wcro tho bulletins Of the Tribune.
Tho leading ono was, "llaycs, l95
Til2cn ia" these figures being supported by
dispatches from Lottetana,. South Carultna,
rlorltln, a,it1 cvon North Cnrolna. Tho Times
maintained its ,lcading, "iiaYcs Is ccrtainly
elected" and tho fact that It was tho only paper
IN New York which hit tho sttuatlon accurately
"Wednesday morning, gnye It's bnlletfns an
nor PLEASING TO qnu DEMOCRATS,
who found III tlom anything but encouraging
1t Tic Natlotal Republican headquarters
there was tho samo eager crowd ~ tho outor
tnS ns s,t q uss s % G:e e %sre Sosee
prominent Republicans. Tho Hun, William A.
Wheeler wns among the rtstt rs. 1lo hud pro-
yionsly t,ccn talking over tho New York state
result with Mt. Cornell, who was milo 70 say H.
den had carried Tho State which could not be so
surely said OF Florfln or 1.ou,alnt1n. -
The feeling Mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel at this
hour L. far Miorn confident than It Is at tho Ev'
crctt House. Tho extraordinary changes of out
lpnk forced OH the Democrats sineu Tneattny
night l1nyo tnnlo them emilo less, though they
tnlk on ns ever. Viattors who inquire for
Hewitt or for alagonu are told Tint they
cannot receive anybody. which IL strictly ,tr"o
il tsloy hare, as reported, gono southward on
urgent business.
Col. Pelton, Tldcns private secretary and IN.
con1e apo1ogtzcr, has ,tnburdcncd himself. Says
Col. Peltonl s'1tts 4 shame TINT tue 1sadtca's
VIVA A11n mt n
] ncgrocs ii, in Florida. Tho' q country S viii thank
Col. pclton for this frank expression Of his
opinion, and will then forget that such person
ever lived.
, 1876-11-10
Tho ct. Gotl,nrsl Tunnel.

,,, h<lpste corfstpoaat,ne3e 3 Potion Herald. :.
..s at q Sn1 @ n yo o
being bored through the mountains from
u0csrllcncuun towards Italy, and froul Arlolo
towards Germany. Tho approach to the tunnel
on the GrUcsuhclen stdc is III tic midst OF tho
bcr Of workshops, sheds, eantincs, and various
ati,nll buillInga cluster about tho mouth, anil
gave to au otherwise Will SPOT tho busy hum
aud notsu Of enterprise, for the clicking Ut lIn-
Ing from tho blacks,nlthing Is llccAsant, MS tho
work Is continued day and might by gangs. 1T
2,oo0 men, who. uudcr II. Fayrc's direction,
prosecute thu work. These men hayo bccu ut
@ ye"rs ths presont month, and il will tako I'll
their energies, united to thuwork Of thoso OIL tho
ltalian side, to nnisl tha undertaking by 1850.
THIS, 0f course, II sio money does not gtyo out
oil .aat ia t,ccecd; At prcssnt the cntirc rout0
Is surveyed trutn 1+uzcrlu and Zurich to Milan.
aud parts of 1t cut. 1n, tl.u tunnel three mud a
lRlf kiloncscra h!Ve been completed on tho
German sIdo, aud about fur n,ltl a lIalf OIL the
ltalian. The tunnel Will be ten niIes Long.
The wurkrnrn employed nrL almost all Italians,
| sud work eight ltoaFs out VI twtltty-snur
Dynamite is usc1 for the PURPOSE Of hlust!ng,
tho diamond drill nciag unemployed. The usual
Maell!no for driving the drills Is employed, and
which IL brought from tho rescrvo!s BY incans
| VI u lulk1 E0ll IuP3s 1AIO SGa6tfOu3 uI1 &AlF-
piled By number OF contlcas!nR engines,
turned by watUr, for which purpose mnuntaiil
stream u, some way nloyu tllu lorth Of tho tut,.
! Aul, diverted Into slu!ceway. A. strength u
ton Ut twelve atnosphcres Is always main.
tulucd. Compressed air ls also usvl u, work
ths cr1glnc, which earres Its rcscrvoir l'e- u.
hind, ilku tendor on ar ordinary engine,
only IL Is about sixty feet long, md Of
the cyllnder-boilcr, shape. 1t runs caslly ana
smoothly, and, being without heat, u much
pleasanter to work. It ID used mainly for hnul-
Jug the stone from the interior to stde truck.
after It Is brought AWAY from the immediate
vicinity to tho blast by 1ncans OF horses. a..
though this tunnel and route win takc lont;
time to complete, II will un4uestlonaGly b. II u
tho routs Is frou. Englarlto Cologne, along tho
Rhine to Frankfort, then BASEL. LazerIS and
| g.. Gotharl, aud you ase III Italy. Thy sI,.
gtnccra In charge pEuyu sufficiently tllat tile his
6rada to which tho road attains bosoEe Alsstug
Into tho tuunel will in no way Impede The haul.
inE Of freight, aud TINT With good speed; .ol i
1oufo su india from England, aud decidedly tho
, 1876-11-10
bet, and tho suspense Is terrible. Tho State is
conceded Republican. Tho Democrats loso
Nn.,
THE LKEtsLATunE.
Special Dt&patrh 10 Tbs 7ftbhnA

THE tFnfSLATUNE.
Special Dtspatch 10 Tbs Tribune
MADISON, Wis, Nov. D.-Tho Legislature In
this State Is largely Republican, being 10 ma
lority In tho Assembly mud twenty
two of tho thfrty-sbrco Senators. The
majority On Joint ballot Will hn 20. In
point Of ability and experience, It will ousfank
any that has preceded in many years. Among
the membcrs-clcct to tho Assembly arc the Hon.
J. b. Cassidy, Of Rock, and Judge Q. g. Pope.
Of Jackson, both lawyers Of fine ability and
largo experience In Legislative bodies
YKAuDs.
Wore It not for the fact that tho Republicans
haro carried the State BY about 5000 majority,
good deal of apprehension would
be felt that tho Democratic nRnipulators q
election ret"Ens would ~ teis has a. tme,F
ss ss H. 4 ss @ s for ss e nBss:
rem Rcwauneo sts.ioe tat at ons votnspsss
in that county twelve Republicans would m1ko
AFFIDAVIT that hey voted the aa',nt st'afnt ts no
llcan vote. In tho Democratic strongholds
throughout the State a heavy fraudulent vote
was cast In such places INC 49,, 1nspeero.s pno1
uon Of thu voters tho safnc, nn4 It s very dalll-
cult to unearth and expose tho frauus'
Co0nHssM1N.
Caswell Ia reelected In the Second nibtfict,
IInzulton In the Third, Humphrey 1t, tho sev-
cnth, Pound In the Eighth over that boss dema-
eoe.io Cite, md Williams In the First-nll Nc-
pu6llcans. fl,e following Democratic Congress
men arc elected: In tho Fourth, Lynde; Filth,
bragg; Sixth, Bouck. Tho delegation stanas At
present f1vs Republicans to TIRES Democrats.
FRAUDS.
Sgtesvt, Dt'sesA T. 71s h9 9rssnssi Rs..ioo uar,,.
rcsts,,. tonight sllnws up rink case Of frntids
VI clcction-lny. a man NAMED Pew, arrested
for repeating, dislosCs the fact OF regular
system OF repeating, and says It was organized
Dy leading Democrats. Pew voted IN two wntts
and attempted It In d third. The ai1dayiss
youcling for Pow, on which he voted, we're
Ngnei BY two lending citizens, Democrats.
Fernandez, editor Of tho 1ints, was seen escort
Ing Pew from ono po]l to the other, and hns
boon placcd III serious position thereby.
ROCK COUNTY.
Special Dispasch 10 ne 1d6unt.
JAEEsvlLLE,. Wis, Noy. o.-hoek C; County
officially givcs Hayes 2,0:n majority Tho Nc
publicans aTe very hopeful to-ntGht of the clcS-
ton Of their Presidential candidate. and both
parties very anxlously awalt further returns.
OVER FIVE THOUSAND. ..
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nor. 9.--Tlc Republicans
will have 1B ma lority III tho Assembly and IL In
tho Senate. The majority for usyCs In the
State will exceed 5000.
, 1876-11-10
N{IBSOURIs
St. LOU1s CnNNREssMEH.
Ers+riof rNs.rfrA In 7Bs Tsih1tftA,

Sp<ctai NsputcA to 7as Tsttun4
ST. LOUIS, Nov. V.-1'hu Republicans elect
their entire county ticket, With four exceptions,
and oil three Congressman. In tho First Dis
trct Ittncr has 200 majority over Kerr. In tho
Second, Colo has 377 majority over Wclls, md
in the Tlurd, Mctcalfc las 81 minority over
Frost.
oT1TEn DISTRICTS.
III tho Tenth District, Pollard, Republican, Ia
elected over Debolt by over 6u0 maturity, and
tho Sixth District Ia yet III doubt. Tho chances
being III favnr NJ Morgan, Democratic, over
11ayen. 8,ouid Haven bo elected, It will bo a
Republican gain Ut 1.-Two Congscssilen in tllfs
State.
THE STATE.
Tlldcn's majority In tho State will probably
react, 10000 Phelps, eandItlato for tlovcri1pr,
running so.ilcwhat behind. Tho excitement Is
still ints,lsc, thousands surrounding tho nows-
paper offices.
JACKSON COUNTY.
KANSAS clrr. Mo-, Nuv. o.-Fall returns
from this county show u majority Of 2,350 for
Tiltlen, pActps al tho entire Democratic Stnte
ticket. The ctitiro county Dcmocratle ticket Is
elected by ua1orittes ranging frotu 900 to 1900:
Tho Democrats elect tic State Senator anil
three Representatives, and tic Republicans ono
Representative.
MANY COUNTIES.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 0.-FrankllR County
gives q Democratic majority Of 100; Jefferson
County, 500; Pulaski, $40; Petta, 1901 Cole,
q; SCHUYLER, so; Vernon, 1.1oo; Carroll, 100;
400; Laclcdc, 275; Macon, 1000; A,,lrain,
1,i00; Lincoln, 1,400; Alair gIves,a Republican
nnJority of $50, mud LAWRENCE County 10 Re-
publican majority.
, 1876-11-10
DUKE GWIN,


8peciai Dtspateh to The Tribune,
New York, Nov. 0.-ln tic wuy Of sensation
the Tribune tomorrow gives tho statement Of
gentleman long nud Intimately connected with
the Tllden movement, that tic real organizer of
Tildcn's co1npatgn for tho Presidency was not
ridden himself, but q man who has only onco
appeared on tho surluce in the course Of tho
struggle Of two years during which Mr.. TIdcn
has boon suffering from tho Presidential foyer.
This was ex-senator William N. Gwin, Of Call
fornla, fau,iliarly known as Duke" GwIn from
Ills connection with tho movement cf Maxi
milan in Mexico. "Dulio" Gwln, while sena-
tor ln Congress from California, before the
Rebellion, was we'll knownRs
\ RAMPANT BEcEssIoN1sT,
and wns more ttinn olcc under arrest for trca-
Anr'. lie Joined tho secession movement, nnd
was at times prominent in tho Diplomatic move
sion Of tho War, hc le1 to Mexico for safety.
liz has nevor Inst any Of his bttcrn css of irel-
Ing, and Is to-tlay ns great Rebel ns ever. It
was asserted that tho first suggestion Of rim
f Twin " aitcr M Tildei, VI had I boon eIcctcd
work to that end even beforo
Tlden was fairly In tho Executive Cha!r. Gwin,
ridden, had been intrustctl with oil tho inl-
p0rtant preliminary operations OF tho ca,Il-
paign. .......
who had Visited tho several Southern States and
organized the united movement In tho St. Luuis
Convention which resulted il Tudcn's nomlna-
tton witaout serious opposition except from
blatant Tn,n1nany politicians, dwih Ind also
il,ionliai agents, Who eorr,1nunisated with tho
ynrtous Statn organizations. All tho "details Of
eanyassing gtlescttlemonte Of voters IN various
States, anu particularly this state and
mtnrv nnsscI thro,,rh Gw,n;s hands. III
, 1876-11-10
ILLINOIS.

Apecto! Dspdlch 10 1zS 1StbuHs
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Nov. D.-The uft!elal returns Of
this county, tuat ranyassed, show the following
figures: prcsldcnt-1Iayes, 3,755; Tllden, a,t95;
Cooper, 80. Goycrnor-Cullom, a.774; Stew
ard, 2,G29. Lieutenant nt-Goycrnor-shuman,
2,1So; Glenn, 1900; Pitkcrell, %. sccrcsa-
ry-Harlow, a,79d; Thornton, 2,g05; Hoo
ton, 26. Aut'ttor-Necdles, 2,705; IlIse,
2'o52. Treasufcr-Rutz, a,70l; Gnnd-
lack, 2,6oa; Aspcrn, e. Attorney General
-Edsall, e,75s; Lynch, a,ese; Coy, 20. Con
greas-Hpton, ae,1s3; Stevenson, 500; WInllc,
Kcprescntattve-lsoss,R Republican, SLIT; sti,ith,
Republican, 1sl1li Wiad.e, pemocratic, 5,o39ld;
l.ooTe, pcmosrat;c, r., Attoncy-AlLen, Re
puLlissan, 2,ota; lloGlltt, 2.75s. CleFk-besk,
Marris, Republican, 3'sso; brsSo, % asIs eftw Gor-
oner-Aowser, Republican, 9, 72i; Boy, a,0a9,
LIvlN0sroA COUNTY.
pwrour ia' M NSy Ns'!t SMa Z r. pssDs nss. s,o ,,,
ycry good oyer tbs results u tLe election ia
waa con1pletely s'naslcd- Only four straight
votes were pulled IN this town: Noswithstand-
rcsorted 70, We have elected Fosdyk ssate se.l-
ator aAd Gtay md Collier, Republicans, to the
Legislatures, Wr have ELECTED Jenkius, Kppub.
hcan' q creait 9i, Clerk Gy to9 majority, We
1uE third term over tho strongest Democratic
oppouc,t that LlsIngston County could prcavt,t
bY :...5 nla1orlty. Thr pntire c,iilhty ticket Is
elected By handsome ana! !ortty. This, We think,
y the lust that will be beard of Graugsrisln In
t!tta county.
Jb tAs Htn<rn Aasoc3a&sa fress
PoHrIAc, H., huy. D.-The kspubllcan ticket
>, ievted In Livingston County by lb0 major,
ity.
THE HOT,
8p<cfdl DspatcA 10 ms Tftoun&
erAtNuEIELp, ILL.,, hor. t.-AEtLur J. atur
Second Nard election disturbance Tuesday
died ts>daY from his Injuries. 4 coroners lii
quest Ia making inquiry into the matter, afd I'D
1uurHe1 until to-HurruW ~ take further tEstt
luony. Two colored Mtu Charged with active
participation IN tho disturbance a1e under as
5eat.
INTEneE INTEREST
In tho election returns c0ntinnfA. TlaA Rezs,fs