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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-29

The London Financer says it is understood
that Germany will sell no more silver under
$3.50 per ounce.
Thomas Carlyle writes to a friend endorsing
the recommendations in Gladstones pamphlet
for the expulsion of the Turkish governing
classes from Europe
Austrian bark Otoe, from Baltimore for
Lynn, foundered at sea Nov 10th. The crew
landed at Cadiz.
Specie to the value of $1,5OO,0OO was with
drawn from the Bank of England yesterday
for shipment to New York.
The London Times says the Porte will de-
mand at the conference large indemnity for
the prolongation of the war, oocasioned by Rus
tian volunteers.
The Queen has granted medals to every pei
son serving on the steamers Albert, Discovery
and Pandora during the Arctic expedition
President MacMahon has contributed 5000
francs in aid of the sufferers by the late fire i'll
St. Hyacinthe
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Capture Of a Cheyenne village.

CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-Gen. Crook, under date
of camp on Crazy Woman's Fork, Nov. 2S, re-
ports that Col. Mackenzie of the 4th cavalry,
attacked a Cheyenne camp consisting of 100
lodges on the west fork of Powder river on the
25th inst, capturing village and the greater
portion of the Indian herds The loss on both
sides is thought to be considerable, but as yet
has not been definitely ascertaiued. Lieut..
McKenney of the 4th cavalry, was Killed.
When the courier left the weather was very Sc.
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AUSTRIA.
Agitation A gainst n Bank Scheme.

LONDON, Nov pa special from Vienna to
the Times announces the existence of crisis
caused by the agitation in Austria against the
scheme for the establishment of a bank for
Austro-Hungary. The scheme forms part of a
plan known as the Austro Hungarian compro-
mise for settling relations between the two
halves of the empire, and has excited great dis
satisfaction in Austria as unduly favorlng Hun
gary. committee appointed by the Austrian
National Bank has recommended the rejection
of the bank scheme.
A Reuter- despatch from Vienna says the ru-
NOR OF ministerial crisis is denied in we'll
informed circles, but the telegram shows that
very heated feeling exists between the gov
eminent and constitutional party in the Reich
rath on the bank question.
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Grimes md Casualties.

.aSanger & Co.'S distillery in New York was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; insurance
100000.
The wood boat Jenny Lynd, which left St.
John, N. B., Saturday last, ran ashore near
Van Warts landing and two men, named Nc
Cuchron and Thompson, were drowned
The barn of Gen. George Lewis Cooke In
Warren, was burned by an incendiary fire at
o'clock yesterday morning. Loss $25O0; insur-
ance $1,000.
The house burned down on Friday last three
miles from Columbia, S. c., was the property
of the sister of Gen. Wade Hamptons but was
occupied by him and known as his house.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Times prints the
following special despatch from Tall ahassee:
Some of the.Tilden emissaries sent here to
manipulate the board of canvassers, will go
home with f1eas in their ears, and they may be
obliged to hasten their journey homeward to
avoid arrest. They have discovered that the
corrupt carpet-baggers" whom they have de-
nounced so often, are not SO corrupt as they
supposed. They find Republican officials here
not so easily bought as the Supreme Court of
South Carolina
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The Florida Returns
Show AZ Majority
for Hayes.
Many Counties Con
tested by Both
Parties.
The Louisiana Board
at Work ON Qua
chita Parish.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
Meeting of the Legislature-The Lnurens
and EdgefcId Democrats Prevented
From Entering by United States Troops
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NEW YORK.
The Billiard Tournament.

New YORK, Nov. 2S-The billiard tourna.
being played between Daley and Cyriiie Dion
and Rudolphe and Joe Diou. The game be-
tween Daley and Cyrille Dion was long and I'M
interesting, and was won by Dion, Daley scor-
ing 232. Daley's highest were l58 and 40, and
Dion's highest were AZ and 81. Winners av-
erage II 7-163.
The last game was between Rudolphe and
Joe Dion, and was won by Dion in brilliant
manner, leaving Rudolphe at rs. Dion exhib-
tied marvellous skill aud made runs of 125, 102
tied for the first. second and third prizes. Gar.
nier takes the fourth prize and Joe Dion the
billiard table, the prize for the highest general
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BY BOSTON & MAINE RAILRoAD.-J Fiske 1
car -four, D W Coolidge 6 do -four, H True do
flour, Rufus Deering q Co do lumber, d Keazer 3
/ do -four, G Varney do -four, Norton, Chapman
d Co do -four, Josselyn & Co do flour, King, Gil
man q Co do flour, j FL Bonuey 2 do corn, j G
Bartlett l do corn, Jones g. Bradford do corn,
Wright & W do flour, j A Clark 1 do flour, Wal
dron q True do corn, Lawrence g. 2 do corn,
Low Mills do corn, w True 81 Co do corn.
BY water conveyance-1000 bush cornmeai to G
w lrue tSy Co
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The difficulty experienced in curing Brights
Disease, Dropsy, Kidney, Bladder and Glandular
Maladies, is entirely removed by HUNTS REMEDY.
Diabetes, Gravel, Pain in the Back, Retention and
Incontinence of Urine, and Complaints Of the
Urino-Genital Organs, cured by HUNTS REM
EDY. The blessing of health is conferred on all
who take HUNTS REMEDY.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures Sore Eyes.
uov27 eod&wlw
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

100000 In six per cent. bonds held to secure
bank circulation, were withdrawn yesterday,
aud AZ per cents substituted
The Republicans of Lawrence nominated
Aaron A. Courier for mayor at the general
caucus last night.
lilly HAYNES has sold the Haynes Hotel
property in Springfield to Emerson Gaylord of
Chicapee and two st. Louis gentlemen for
$4,000.
The Republicans of Boston last night chose
delegates at various ward caucuses to the
convention to be held Friday to nominate a
candidate for mayor and other municipal Off
GERS.
The Supreme Court of Minnesota yesterday
rendered decision sustaining the constit u
tionality of the inebriate asylum law, by which
tax of $40 per annum is levied upon each sa-
loon keeper and trafficker in liquor for the
maintenance of an asylum for inebriates.
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Municipal Election in Providence.

PROVIDENCE Nov. 2S.-Thomas A. Doyle,
Republican, was today elected mayor for the
eleventh time. The vote stood Doyle, (Rep
$3.50; Pierce (Dem.) 1882; Clark, municipal re-
ten aldermen and thirty-one of the forty coun-
cilman
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MARRIED..

In Falmouth. Nov. 6, by Rev. o. F, Russell. Levi
W. Hadock and Miss Maggie A. Tubbs, both of Fall
mouth.
In Auburn, Nov. %, Frank P. Downing OF Auburn
and Mis- Lizzie II. Adams of Bowdon
Miss Mary A. Day.
In Belgrade, Nov. A, Alvin Frost and Miss Ida
A. Frost
In Gardiner, Nov. Is, Elbridge G. Post Of Richmond
and Mary A. Hull Of Pennington.
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FRANCE.
Pr0ceedings in the Chamber of Neuufies

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-The Chamber of Deputies
by 263 to 2S9, rejected vote which was sup
ported by M. Dufarue, President of the Coun-
increase of priests stipends. 1t is expected
that the Chamber will today reject the grant
which Dufaure urgently demands for clerical
scholarships These differences are thought
to be important in connection with the threat
ened ministerial crisis.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Shocking Accident to a Bridal Party.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. ga newly made bride
and groom named Goody, were struck by the
last up train on the Ware River Railroad to-
night while crossing the track near Three Rv-
ers in a carriage with pair of horses, and the
bride received fatal injuries, while her husband
was terribly bruised. They were on their way
home from the wedding party
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Riot in Barnweu County.

CHARLESTON, Nov. pa negro named Bull
was arrested Sunday in Blackwell, village in
Barnwell county. The constables arresting
him were fred on by the blacks and wounded.
They returned the fire, killing one negro and
wounding another, and then fled. The whites
are said to be guarding the town to prevent it's
being burned
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The washiux,on Library Sales

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-The Washington
library sales attracted numerous bidders. The
works bearing the imprint of the Washington
coat of arms, and marked by the Generals
autograph, The volumes averaged about So
each and the sum realized for the lot was ST.
" W
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LoNDoN,l November 2S-12.3O P. M.-Consols 953
for money and account.
LONDON, November 2S-12.3O P. M.-American Sc
1O7s. Erie railway shares 9a do preferred 16
LIVERPOOL, November 2S.-1230 P. M.-Cotton-
advancing; Middling uplands at 9-16d; do Orleans
at ed; sales co. 900 bales including 5000 bales for
speculation and export. Receipts 10000 bales of
which 1000 were American.
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=, Sid I'm Antwerp 18th inst, Hazeltide, Giikey.
Sandy Hook.
Ar at Cardiff 10th inst, Harry Morse, Drummond,
Sid I'm Cadiz 9th inst, John j Marsh, Hubbard,
Portland.
SID I'm Liverpool 1ith, Speedwell, Dow. Havana.
New York.
Ar at Palermo 10th inst, II Wright, Meyers,
Gapoli.
CrOnstadt for Liverpool.
SPOKEN.
Sept 20, lat N lon 20 w, ship Golden State Della
no, from New York for Shanghae.
Nov II. lat 81, lon 20, barque Joshua Loring Cook
from Havre for Tybee.
Nov 8, lat IA N, Ion 26 ", brig f Merrmar, from
New York for Pernambuco.
Nov %, lat IS 40, Ion 70 so, brig Alfred, Carnage,
from Baltimore for Portland.
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BOLD ROBBERY I'm OXFORD.

Store Entered, Safe Blown Open and
Robbed.
lBy Associated Press.l
BOSTON, Nov. 2S.-Durrell & Hawkes. store
at Oxford Village, Me-, was broken into at a.
M, and the safe moved to field twenty rods
distant and blown open and robbed of its con-
tents No clue to the robbers.
Barn Burned.
BDDEFoRD, Nov. pa large barn in the
suburbs of Saco, owned by W. Written, was
consumed with its contents last night. Loss
$500; no insurance; incendiary.
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LOUISIANA.
Yesterdays Session Of the Board.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2S.-At the meeting
of the returning board to day all the members
of the Republican and Democratic committees
and counsel,wer present.
Gen. Anderson made another personal ex
PLANTATION.
Judge Spofford suggested that the board
should give an order to compel the supervisors
of the following parishes to hand in their re-
turns, viz: Franklin, Grant, Livingstone, La
fayette and Tangiphoa.
Judge Spofford remarked that in these par
isbes there were large Democratic major.ties.
Gov. Wells said that the board was entirely
Independent of the supervisors.
Judge SpoHord-Is it In the power of thes Q
five supervisors, by withholding contrary to
law the returns of five parishes where the
Democratic majority is 2900 to make a Presi-
ident or Governor?
After some discussion Gov. Wells said he
would order the supervisors to make returns if
they were not forthcoming by Wednesday.
The board then weut into executive session.
In executive session the returns from the re-
naming wards in the city and from three par
ishes were inspected. All these were laid over
for future action and theiparish of Ouachita
as witnesses on behalf of the Republicans and
to the interrogatories the board ruled in the
first place that nnless the Democrats had cross
interrogatives they would not be permitted to
examine witnesses orally. Finally, after re-
marks by the Republican and Democratic Wis
iting committees, the board consented to allow
cross-examination of witnesses by the Demo
cratic committee.
The testimony of the witnesses was as to in
diffuse.in their statements.
The Democrats will introduce rebutting tie S.
tmony tomorrow, when the consideration of
the Ouachita case will be resumed.
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The Alabama Senatorial Fight.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 28-The Senate and
House voted separately today for o. s. Senator.
The Democratic caucus in order to prevent the
election being made by Republicans concen-
trating Oh one of the Democrats, agreed this
morning that the Senate Democrats should
vote solid for Pngh, and the House Democrats
solid for Gen. Morgan. The caucus meets again
at 4 p. m. The Republican vote of the Senate
and House aggregates 90, and cast entirely for
Pugh or Morgan as the Democratic vote now
stands would elect. The caucus will probably
name candidate this afternoon.
Ldter-Gen. John f. Morgan has received
the Democratic caucus nomination for United
States Senator and will be elected in joint con-
ventOn tomorrow.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, Nov. IS.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, Nov. 2S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer CITY OF Portland Pike, st John, NIB, via
Steamer Artisan Brooks, Boston, to load for Calais
sen Mary Hudson, Smith, Georgetown-coal to
Sch Delhi. Emerson, Baltimore-coa to W Deer
:, Sch Edward Waite, York, Philadelphia-coal to
Sch Montana, ,Bearse, Philadelphia to James
Sch Franeonia, Leavitt, Phfadelphia-coal to Jos
Sch Margie, McFadden, Phadelphia-coal to RAN
Sch John Bird, Smith, Philadelphia-coal to sar-
gent, Denn,son 8 Co.
Sch 7 J Trafton, Hoyt, Philadelphia a. coal to
Sch Louisa johnson, Mailman Philadelphia.
Sch Hattie e Sampson, Bunker, Philadelphia
Sch ii q Bird Rhodes, Amboy-coal to q w Green
Sch Nellie Chase, Randall, So Amboy.
Sch Charllel Morton, Pike, South Amboy-ooal to
Randall 81 McAllster.
Sch May Munroe. Hall. New York-coaI to Jos H
Poor s. Bro.
Sch James Holmes, Ryder New York
Sch NJ K Rawley, kawlew. Boston, to load tor Cuba
Sch G Roker, Sawyer, Boston.
Sch Little Annie, tBrl Roberts. Boston.
Sch Gen Doyle, (Br) German, Boston.
Sch Argo, (Br) Daily, Boston.
Sch Annie b, lBr) Secord Boston.
Sch Victory, johnson. Boston. to lead for Bristol
Sch Henry Cushman, Walls, Newburyport, to load
1or ELLSWORTH.
Sch Florida, Grant, Newburyport to load for Rock
land.
Sch Golden Eagle, Hinckley, Addison, to load for
Columbia Falls.
Sch Josie, Newbury, Millbridge-dry fish to Cur
tbs & Davis.
Sch Rescue. Thayer, North Haven.
Sch Lucy Ann, Gilmore, st George.
CLEARED.
Steamer Artisan, Brooks, Eastport and Calais
Blake.
Sch Ella, Squirting, Prospect Harbor and Deer ISLE
Nathl Blake.
Sch Barnard, Snow, Bangor master.
Sch Gem OF the Ocean, Davis, Bristol.
lFROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
WISCASSET, Nov 22Sld, sch Robert Woodruff,
Lewis, Gloucester.
Nov 24-Sld, barque Fred Ltchfeld, Spaulding,
Liverpool.
Ar, sch Alida York, Gloucester.
Nov 25-Sld, sch Annie Chase Poole, for Savan-
nah.
Nov T-Ar, schs G W Dexter, Dunton, from Lynn;
Herald, Frsbee; Niger, Alley; II Miller, Shea, and
Isabella, Lockhart, Boston.
EASTPORT, Nov 22-Ar, sehs S E Nightingale
hillyard, New York Joshua SanboIn, McCabe,
fishing.
Nov 23-Ar, sch Alvira Smith, Smith, fishing
KENNEBUNKPoRT. Nov 2s- Ar, schs Hattie
Turner, Hopper, Wilmington, Va.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nov. 20, Il A. NJ ~
For New England,
and Middle states southwest winds, veering to
colder northwest, with rising barometer, partly
cloudy or clear weather
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CLINTON than were actually cast. The county
clerk subsequently changed the footing to cor
respond with the figures. As Pacheco has but
one majority it is expected that Wigginton
will contest on the grounds that the certificate
of the supervisors was a fnalty. and that the
clerk had no right to change the figures.
NOTES.
The official vote of Indiana is as follows:
Tilden 213,526, Hayes 207 ,971, Cooper 953. Til
denis majority over Hayes 300.
The boa.d of canvasSers in ST. Paul, Mimi,
have completed the returns for Presidential
electors. The vote was 80 ,962 tor1 Hayes, and
IS, 500 for Tilden.
It is rumored that all the funds in the New
Orleans mint, which is now used as United
States treasury, were shipped TO Washington
by special order yesterday.
Gen Sheridan has been called home from
n ew Orleans by sickness in his family. Gen.
Forsythe remains in command. Sheridan will
return shortly, and is in daily teegraphic com
munication with Gen. Forsythe.
Rhode Island Legislature will bs convened on
Friday to elect Presidential elector in place
Of George Ii. Corlss U. s. Centennial Com
missioner, held by the Supreme Court to be dis
qualified.
the official vote of the state for eectors-Tilden
1880; Hayes 1O3, 375; majority III ,585. John
Y. Foster and John l.. Murphy filed a protest
against the election of Benz Williamson, one
of the Tiden electors, for the reason that Will
Hanson held the position of U. S. Commission
er. The board refused to receive the protest on
the ground that they had no right to consider
the question.
The story telegraphed from Columbus Mon
day night to various papers that Senator Sher-
man had telegraphed to Gov. Hayes, advising
him to withdraw on account of Irregularities
in Louisiana, and that Hayes. acting ON this
advice, had sent his relative Gen. John Nit
tional COMMITTEES relative to bis Withdrawal. is
a fabrication. No such letter or telegram has
been received from Senator Sherman. Mr..
Mitchell has not been sent to Washington, but
is now in New York on personal business, and
Mr.. Hayes, like other people, is now wait ing
patiently for the bottom facts.
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Turkey Protests.

LONDON, Nov. ga despatch from Vienna
to the Times says that Turkey has formally
protested against the line of demarcation fixed
by the international commission between the
Turkish and Montenegrin forces and complica-
tions are feared in connection with revictual-
ling the places besieged by the Montenegrins,
the regulation of which was left for settlement
by a subsequent understanding
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LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Vineyard-Haven 2sth, brig Clara NJ Good
rich. Lock, Cadiz tor Gloucester SO days out.
Ar at New York 28th barque Masonic. Rice, ttom
Havana; schs Congress. York, Portland; Nathan
Cleaves, Atwood do for Virginia.
Ar at Falmouth 26th. ship Ell Dorado, Point Lobos ;
u Blanchard, and Riverside, Pabellon de Plea
Ar at Swansea 9th, brig Lie Houghton, Rose,
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THE DOMINION
The Small Pox PestiIence i'm Nnn;toha-
Fearful RaYQges If the nisea.a

TORONTO, Nov. 2S-Oficial advices received
at Ottawa confirm the report that the most ter
rible outbreak of small pox ever known in the
history of the Northwest is desolatlng Gimbie
and the Icelandic and the Mennonite settle
ments. In population of about seven thou
sand, on the east side of Lake Winnepeg. tina
deaths average $50 daily. No medical men are
on the spot, but the Manitoba government is
endeavorng to send doctors The settlements
have been quarantned and detachment of
military sent from Fort Garry to enforce the
law. The scourge is also raging with terrible
fury on the west side of the lake The Fort
Alexander Indians have been decimated. HIM
dreds have died in the settlements on Oui An.
pelle river. The Indians are fleeing south To-
wards the boundary line. The fur trade is ston-
ped throughout the northwest by order of the
authorities.
Ontario Good Templars.
OTTAWA, Nov. 2S.-The Grand Lodge I. O.
G. Z. of Ontario commenced it's annual session
here today and the following resolution was
unanimously carried:
Resolved, That the Grand Lodge of Canada
while reaffirming the cardinal principles of the
order that all men are equal aud that the lodges
OF the order are open alike to all races
OF men, is deslrous to place on record its disap-
proVal of the course taken by the British and
other representatives in seeding from the r.
W. G. Lodge at the late session held at Louis-
vile, Ky.
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The whites Immediately dispersed and their
conduct was followed by great many colored
people.
The Democratic members elected to the
House of Representatives met at o'clock this
evening in Carolina Hall, GA Democrats and 2
Republicans participating, and were sworn in
by Judge Cook. The House organized and
will claim recognition tomorrow. This leaves
IS members in the Republican House, or one
less than the quorum claimed by them, and
five less than the number the Democrats claim
is necessary for a quorum Each House will
demand of the Secretary of State the returns
of the vote for Governor.
All is quiet tonight.
The Supreme Court has notyet decided thu
question of counting the electoral vote.
Gloom In Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2S-The events of TO-DAY
in Columbia have CEASED feeling of profound
depression in all business circles here. Capt.
talists and tradesmen say they must contrac
their operations within the narrowest limits
and general gloom and dependency as to the
future prevails
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. 10, infant daughter of John S.
and Isabel l.. Head.
In this city, Nov. %, George Arthur, infant son of
Chas. I'll. and Abbie X. Davis.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clk,
at residence 81 Green street. Burial at convenience
of the family.
In Damariscotta, Nov. Z, Mrs. Abbie E., wife OF
Capt. q. W. jackson.
In Round POND, Oct. 2s, Emma Little, aged Sc yrs.
Z months.
In Tenants Barbor, Nov. 4, Mr.. George o. Brien,
aged " years months.
In Damariscotta. Nov. II, Mrs. Joanna, rect of
JAS Stone, aged Sc years.
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NORTH CAROLINA,
Protest against Giving Certificates 10
DemacraIic ElecfArs.

RALEIGH, Nov, 27.-Co Thomas B. Keogh,
chairman of the Republican state committee,
tonight filed a protest with Gov, Bragden
against the announcement of the vote of North
Carolina for Presidential electors He enum-
crates % counties.to which he objects on the
ground of illegal returns and claims that
throwing out the vote of these counties will,
with the omission of eight counties not heard
from, give the state to Hayes. Col. Keogh
furthermore alleges that William B. Glenn,
Democratic elector from the 9TH district is in
eligible, being commissioner under the act
establishing the Southern Claims Commission.
Election of u. 9, Senator.
RALEIGH, Nov. 2S-U. S. Senator Ransom,
whose term expires next March, was to-day re
elected to the. Senate.
TiIden's Majority.
This state gives Tilden majority of 1871 IS
with three counties not yet heard from offic al
ly.
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The Manchester Guardian says the beet crop
In Germany. as well as in France, seems a COM
plete failure this year.