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THE A.LARMISTS,

|
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
| WASHINGTON, u. t., Nov. u.-Tnc Demo-
| Gratis are very excited here and in Baltimore.
Onc paper goes so lar as to Intimate that Seyre-
! tary Chandler, Secretary Cameron, aud the
President may pay the forfeit OF their lives for
| sendlnE troops to Florida Some Iaru,ists pre-
dict that the strife will continue until Congress
| meets, when the House will refuse to concur in
the Senatc's count Of the Electoral vote, and
Will elect President, and America will enjoy
! the spectacle Of having two Presidents at once
Some even insist tha: Grant intends to play the
part Of Dictator.
Several demonstrations OF riotous nature
have occurred here between blacks and whites
The scnsibilitles Of partisans arc oyerwrought,
and the police have feared serious difficulties
The Democrats abandon their prepostcrous
claim to Illinois. They still have the assurance
to claim Ohio and Wisconsin.
Dispatches from Florida to Democratic papers
endeaPor to
COVER DEMOCRATIC DEFEAT
By charges OF fraud against the Republicans.
The Democrats, however, express confidence in
the Returning Board. It should be noted that
the Democrats NOW say that this Board is COM
posed Of honest men.
James Redpath, who has just returned from
North Carolina, gives deplorable picture of
the state OF things in that cowcd and unhappy
State Terrorism and prescription have CT
1ectual}y done their work in keeping the col
ored population from the polls. No dragoon-
ing, says he, could make those people vote tic
democratic ticket Rcdpath severely criticiscs
the conduct Of soldiers OF the Unitrd States
army who passed through Salisbury, n. C.,
shouting for "1ilden and Gov, Vance" un-
eheeked BY their officers. These troops were
sent down to preserve order aud allnY, by their
Presence. the excitement of evil passions, and
not to stimulate it by dsgraccfui shouting OF
party CRIES Army officers say that ouc-thifI Of
me enlisted men in the regular army are cx-
Confederate soldiers.
Tue Democrats have been irving to make
capital out Of the report that the Secretary OF
Tue lrcasury teleg1aphel to the Rothsclilds
that !aycs is elected. The TACT is this: Srcre-
tary Morrill,, On Wednesday, te.ec,aphed tle
London Syndicate that Hayes was elc,.ted. Te
dld ths, ne says. in The belief that the three
southern States had gone to the Republicans.
graphed again that Hayes was probablT elected.
modifying his original dispatch to that extent
The Belmont people are complaining about this.
BALTIMORE.
Special Dispatch 10 1ne 1fibun4
WASHINGTON, ID. T., Nov. ia gentleman
who arrived here from Baltimore this afternoon
says that it is unsafe for any one to hurrah tor
Hayes and Wheeler On the streets In that city.
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UNDOUBTEDLY DEMOfRATtG.

UNDOUBTEDLY DEMOCRATIC.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1l.-Ncarly complete
returns from Tennessee give Tilden a majority
OF not less than 10000, the majority of Porter
for Governor being something less, over
Thomas, Independent Democrat. The Demo-
crats elect eight Of the ten congressman, loss
Of onc,--Mu1: arland, ii. the First District.
The Legislature, which elects two United
States Senators, will have Democratic major
ity Of GO on joint ballot, the Senate standing 81
democrats and Republicans, and the House
81 Democrats, Independents, and Is Repub-
licans. The election excitement is somcw hat
abated, under the general conviction that Furi-
da, South Carolina, and Louisiana hare given
Democratic !najorities, and under the settled
conclusion that all three OF these States can
hardly be counted out
, 1876-11-12
CONTINUED EXCITEMENT.
EDeC{Q{ DSpnfch to Tic Tribune.

Special DiSpatch to The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 11.-The excite
mcnt over tic election still continues, and at
this hour {midnigllt the streets are full Of both
Republicans and Democrats, vino arc jubilant
and filing the air with shouts and singing.
Committee headquarters are closed, but the
newspaper offices are surrounded. The Journal
has Just rcsvived special dispatch from PROM
inent Government official in Washington, saying
that the doubtful Southern States are sure for
Hayes, and that the Democrats will use every
endcavor to manipulate the count in Louisiana
so That the vote will be given to TifGcn. Typcr
snys TINT everything that can be done will be, TO
ct an honest count there, and, with that, Hayes
election is certain
* Delegation OF prominent Eastern Demo-
Gratis, invited by Hewitt to go to New Orleans,
passed through here this evening, and were met
by Gov. Hendricks al. the depot. 11e started on
the Louisville train with theta but it is believed
that he will return here on the night train.
Iidens majority over Haycs in this State is
5,42t. Much money that the Democrats won
on the State election has been lost by them.
they having bet largely on $500 majority.
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1ot"1 80 ''..'''3'9f1 2, 113 ,b1S 6a15
*seyeral Republican precincts to hear from.
st. Augustine is in st. Johns County; TaI1a-
hassee is in Leon County; Jacksonville is in
Duval County; Fernaudina is in Nassau County.
4 REMARKABLE CLAIM
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 1.-THE Republican has
thefollowtng special from Jacksonville, Fla:
"Rcturns received to this hour, official
and semi-odicial, from thirty counties,
and partial returns from two Others.
compared with the vote. of 1874 Of the re-
naming counties, give Democratic majority Of
1883. Nine Republican counties give an oticial
majority Of hS58 leaving net Democratic ma.
1osity in tn State Of LIPS, which Will be IN
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FINANCIALLY.

FIN NANC1AILY.
SECRETARY MORRILL, BELIEVES HATES IS
ELECTED.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-A Washington dis
patch to the Graphic says that Secretary Nor
ril1 has sent an official dispatch to the Roths-
chflds, fiscal agents of the Government, to inc
effect that Gov. Hayes has been elected Presi-
dent of the United States. Secretary Morrill,
bases his opinion upon the private dispatches
lie has received from Florida aud Louisiana,
from men whom he knows to be reliablc.
ENG11snMEN INTERESTED.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-Ancrfcan securities have
been adversely affected By the political situation
in the United States, which is attracting much
attention. The Times to-day printed d special
dispatch from Philadelphia over q column long.
giving the latest phase Of affairs.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

ALLEGHENY COuvTT.
PTrsBGRG, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE official vote OF
Allegheny County, Pa, gives Hayes 9,4Sl ma
jority.
COUNTY NAsoRrTIEs.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE following is the
official vote Of the counties named:
Iuzerne County, 3,475 Democratic majority;
Democratic gain, 2,22s}9.
Adams County, 5JS Democratic majority;
Republican gain. II.
Cumberland County, 911 Democratic maio,i-
ty; Democratic gain, as.
@ cear,sld m ID s County, 'se Democratic majority );
Clinton County, 1,165 Democratic majority:
Democratic gain, 3336.
Juntata County, 4G2 Democratic majority:
Republican gain, lii.
Siiflin County, It's Democratic majority:
Democratic gain, SIS.
- Huntingdon County, 511 Republican majority;
Republican gain, 4j3.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic majority in this State viii probably range
from II, 600 to Il, 900. No changes in the Con-
gressional delegation.
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cratic frauds cannot rob us Of single Pacific
State. The majoritics are conclusive
WM GoyENEUR MORRIS,
CALIFORNIA,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. u.-ln the Fourth Con-
eressional District returns thus fur obtained,
which are seni-ofIicial and trustworthy, give
Pachcco, Republican, 622 majority. The small
precincts to be heard from will not materially
modify thess tsrss The vote on ross Congress-
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creased by full returns from the remaining
counties, which are all white and Democratic"
The Republican predicts that the next Lower
House Of Congress will have 16 Democratic ma
jority, and that the Senate will be tic.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 11.-Additional and
latest returns from this district now indicate the
election of Cravens Independent Dem ocrat)
for Congress, over Mcclure (Republican) by q
small majority.
, 1876-11-12

SURE FOR HAYES AND WHEHLER.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 10,-Cd. T. s.
11eharas, Preades. Of tie Taerau C1ub: Demo.
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Move tajlOSti Pafiizsk6.
od
PONS0NA IERRAIL.
q. .trancouskdto pfeloSI X. a.
TAJEMNE DEDlCTV1.
XXXVII.

,Mluvil jste mou matkou, vid6l jste
sluzebnictvo meg
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Prave kdyz dosla Ruska k tomuto w .
stupu vypravovanf SVEN, zvolal ma nj
jeden choromyslnych, kteryz sedel pc
lev6 stran6 Baccaratky:
,Draha pani, kdy pax pfece pFestanete
tou historii, kterouz 81 pfivlastGujete
Vzdyt piece dobfe vite, ze jste il ella v
romanu ode mne pochazejicim, jenz Sc ma
zyva ,Lodaiska, ruska novela, pred pet
lety vysel?'
Baccaratka pohledla pfekvapena ma O.
setfovance. Byl to mladik vysokeho a
hubeneho tela, bede tvafe a rusych VIA
sd, jez nosi! dlonhe
Sklonil Sc k uchu Baccaratky pravil
il;
,Ja, jak mne zde vidite, jsem spisova-
tel. Focal jsem skolou normalni skon-
Gil divadlem de la Porte Saint Martin
Jsem spisovatel mnozstvi melodramat
jez json stokrat, stopadesatkrat dayana,
Posledni kus, jednajici pfedmetu fem
skem, dosahl skveleho vysledku tomto
divadle, n6mz Sc daval po sest m6sicd
Ostatn6 byla mi latka dana cd danny nei
vys duchaplne-'
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byli, divih SO az silen6 jeho udatnosti
Vsichui pravili, ze tax bojovati mdze jen
elov6k, ktery zumysln6 smrt hleda. Kde
kuIe nejhusttii prsely, kde smrt nejdes-
n6isi sv6 hody slavila, tam, jen tam byl
Laszl6.
Kazdy radoval Sc t6zce dobyteho vi
tezstvi, jen diva muzove nesdileli vseobec
nou radost.
Starry general kapitan Lasz!o.
Kdyz h6kolik hodin po bitv6 celia thu
pa fade stala, pficvalal general pine
parade pied nj velel, ably sestoupila Sc
do Gtverce Nikdo netusil, co Sc dit bu.
de. Sbor ddstoinikd postavil Sc do site
du ctverhranu.
Dokonceni.
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Zblaznil Sc pro zdatene y
roynani. Jak mile dosla do Prahy
telegraficka zv6st, ze vyDvnani 8 Uhry
jest dokonanou udalosti, zaGal 32 lety
Ferdynand E. svou vystfednosti slepou
virou politiku staro6eskou znamy, tfestiti.
Kde co bylo rozbil, vyb6hl domu nahy
ma starom6stske namesti, kde cisafi mi
nistrdm hlasite nadaval. Byl do blaznice
dopraven.
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Prisny soudce.
NapsaI Mdoric Jokaj.

n datni, boiich otuzili hrdinovG,
90 mladi a plni zivota. sedeli kolem
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Udatni, boiich otuzili hrdinove,
90 mladi plni zivota, sedei kolem
vysoko plapolajiciho polniho ohn6 Vsich-
nj zdali sc byti dobre mysli; zapomn6li
snad liz ma dnesni krvavou bitvu, ma dra
ze vykoupene vit6zstvi2 Jak mnoho kr-
We bylo prolific, pfemnozi mill soudruzi
nevratili Sc jiz boie do pfatelsk6ho kru-
hu. vtera jest6 vesel6, nadsen6 jisto-
tou vit6zstvi, kryje dnes chladny hrob.
Toliko hruby lipovy kfz oznacuje misto,
kde padli. A.
Starry general vStoupil prav6 mezi ve-
sel6 hocby. Kazdy zpomina dne, kdy
stfibrovlasy hrdina byl poran6n; byla to
neikrvav6jSi bitva, diva krasni, hodni sy
move padli jedin6m okamziku po jeho
stran6, jediuy ien mu zbyl, nejmladsi syn
Laszl0.
Sotva ze vddce zpozorovali, vyskocili
ysichni sc zem6.
,D6tir pravil starry pan, pfistoupiv bli-
ze, ,dues sp6te jen jednim okem, druhe
zdstah otevfeno; porazeny nepfltel, po-
darili sc mu vote sv6 leste jednou sefaditi,
podnikne bezpochyby novy dtok ia mas.
Dobrou nocp
Bojovnici usedi opet ma sya inista; &c.
neral odebral Sc do syeho stanu, zasedl k
stolu rozloziv po nem velikou mapu,
pozoroval j dlouho, vyzna6uje prstem
SmGr svym myslenkam. Pfised iist6-
mu bodu, zarazil pohrouzil Sc pfemy-
sleni, bylo to asi misto strategicky yelmi
ddlezite.
Nedlouho ma to vstoupl do stanu syn
generality, kapitan LaszIo.
,Otce, baterie jsou postaveny,' ohlaso-
val.
Rad bych byl tobe haieni jich sv6fil
ale neni MONA. Ia hodinu vyrthnes ia
boru, musis nepfitele obejiti.'
,Jsem pfipravenp
,Slys mne pozorne, synu mdj. Hory
"a nasim taborem musis slezti, az vyjdeE
lesa, sestoupis do ddoli, pfekrocis Marc
81 - yoda tam beztoho nebude velka =
odtud vyjdes skalni uzlabinou nepfitel
zad Pravda, ucinis velikou zajizdku
po cest6 krkolomne, ale musi tax byti, 70
rozumis mi! Ia kazdou cenu! Nepod
nikneli nepfitel do zitfka niceho prot
nam, pozenu ma neho sam 1tokem. Nf
prvni znameni bud pfipravenp
,Nezameskam niceho budu cas- nj
mist6.'
,Pfidelim ii dv6 oddeleni jizdy, odvaz
live, udatne lidi, ktefi tfeba do pekli
pdjdou, poyedeli ie pofadny vddce. '
tonic boii inusime zvitezit, rozhodujet
osudu vlasti.'
,Spolehni Sc, otce, ze povinnost svo
vykonam. - Avsak sluha mi pravi
70 dosly nejake listy. , 80 b&0
,Jeden Mich patti tobe. Nemyliml
Sc, jest cd tive zeny. Tam We vaku mer
jei najdes.' ap
Nedo5kav6 rozlomil kapitan Laszlo p'
, Get pocal cisti. Kszdou fadkou zasml
soval SO vic vice muzne krasny jeho 0
bliGej, kdyz byl docetl, vyfinul SO 2 pr
. sou ieho tezky poyzdech. rfY III
,Ty's Sc zasmusil, Laszlo; dosly spatr
zpravy' 4u +.
Pro mne neispatnejsi. Marketka INC
10 pise mi, 10 Jest tezce nemocna a
smrt kazde chvile oeekaya. Zapfisal
mne, abych, .iakmile tento list obdrzim,
y nj pospisil.'
Starry general neodvetil, fekl pouze:
% ,Uboha, dobra zenaP
81 ,Kdybych j ztratil, kdyby zemfela,
Il niz bych j iest6 jednoa zivote vide
70 zalkal Laszlo ,Ach mily otce, jak n
to spravedlivym jest osud Ike mne, bez
t. hledDou rychlosti clupuie mne oty.
nejvice miluji, kdo srdci Insmu, dust
drazi jsoup
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Lode vypluil:
Z Filadelfie kazdy ctvrtek,
II Liverpoolu II kazdou stfedu.
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kINGSFOkDUN
OSwcgO kukuriCmi SkrOb.


n q + u u " II = y q II = III q II = Q
zmrzlinu ect,
Jest pdyodni r. zal7zeny 184s. Ia
chovava povtst svou co cistsi. siInejsi a
iemn6isi nez kterYkoliy jiny skrob, budiz
81 nazev jeho iakykoli.
Stevenson Macadam. Ph. ID. a G. nei-
lepsi autorita ma poll chemie Europe,
petliv6 rozlozil skrob teuto soutastky
ieho a nalezl iei zdravym a zivnym.
Navod k delani puddingu iinych il,
del Jest na kazden libernim pakli6ku
~ Ma prodei u ysech yelkych grocerd
81 - so
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Otec necdpov6d6l ami slova, jakoby
ami nafek syna sveho nebyl slysel a jal SO
znova ma stole lezici mapu prohlizeti.
,Kdyz isam il posledn6 pfivinul k pr
SCUM svym dlonhym, sladkym polib-
KEN nj Sc loucil - co den zpominam
ma tn chvili - jak zmuzila byla! Pfipi-
najic mi palaS pravia: Bah valky te o.
patruj del, aby's jej We cti zachova"
Bah vyslysel tuto prosbu hodne zeny
TIVE, synu m6j'
,Otce, otce midi srdce by mi puklo bo-
lesti, kdybych tuto drahou, slechetnou
bytest ztratiti melr
A stary sedy otec septal pro sebe:(
,Ubohy, ubohy SYM mnjp
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Cen0 % ct6.
Oznanky.
90 VYDANI.

Obsahuje uplny seznam vSech Onech
NEST We SIP. Statech, territory a Canady
kter6 die posledniho scitani lidu v6tSi 0
byvatelstvo citaji nez 5000, jakoz Sc
znam imen vsech casopisd vychazejicich,
ktere onech m6stech nejv6tsiho rozsife-
nj mali - Taktez obsahuie seznan case
pisu, icnz sc oznamovatel1m k oznam-
kan odporucuji co nejvice miste dotyc
mem rozsifeni a nejlevnejsi ceny mali.
Dale ohsahuie ysechny casopisy vo Sp.
Statech, jenz vychazeji takovych mi
stech kde ie pres 5000 obyvateld.
KoneGn6 vsecky nabozensk6, hospodaf
sk6, v6decke, primysln6, nedicinsk6
syobodozednicke, paedagogicke, obchod.
nj poistovaci ca' opiey.-Soudni, spoke
We, musikalni, modni a jin6 odborni nov
ny V nejspolehliv6jsim seznam Du!alt
dplny seznam pres 800 n6meckych no.
vim, kter6 vychazeji We Sp. st. = Vysvt
tleni vyhlaskach, mnoho cennikd ohla.
SEX, vse co ohlasovateldm tfeba vedet
Adresujte ma
Geo. II. ROWeH AZ CO.,
Al Park Row.
New York
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National Republican., 1876-05-27
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Births, Marriages and Deaths Within q W


The Board of Health held q regular meeting at
their rooms last evening, and, in the absence of
the president, Mr. Marbury was called to the
chair.
The finance committee reported bills amount
ing to $50; which were approved and ordered to
be paid.
The registrar submitted n statement Of NOR
tality in the District for the week ending May y
which shows: Total deaths, 90; males white, q;
males white, So females, s; males, colored, !; fe-
males TO- Under one month old, Zone year, s;three
years. q ten years 4; twenty years, G. thirty years
s. forty years Il fty years, 5;sixty years seventy
Of the District q; United States, %; ireland, g.;
Germany, ]. The principal causes Of death were:
DiarrhRa, 2; erysipelss, i; cerebro-spinal fever
]; scarlet fever, 2; phthiss pulmonalis, IL; apo
j; meningitis, 4; trismus nascentium, /; angina
pectoris, ]; atrOphy of heart, l; bypertrophy OF
heart, /; heart disease, 8; bronchitis, i eonSes-
tOn of lungs, l. pneumonia, .; gastritis, 1; prema-
ture BIRTH 3; peTitonitis, /; old age, /; gangrene
/; violence, l. The mortality for the week was5
less than last week, or at the rate Of 1850 per
LOO per annum. Increase Of population by births
over deaths (reported) was IL, or at the rate OF
5.525 per LOCO per annum; 1000 per cent OF the
deaths were from zymotic diseases, N6o from
constitutional 900 from local. 1851 from develop
mental, and l67 from violence. The rate OF NOR
tality of the white population was S74 per oo3
per annum, while the mortality of the colored
population 1904 per 600 for the same period
Rate of increase of the white population by births
over deaths, 6.7S3 per 900 per annum while the
increase of the colored population by births over
respond ing week 1875, &tlte 35 cOlored, 30 total
60: or at the rate Of 2l.i50 per 1000 per annum;
marriages, l4-white 5; colored o; births-whlte
male 26; female, %; colored, male. l5 female, IS
total, II.
L. F. Griffith applied for position under the
hoard. Adjourned,
National Republican., 1876-05-27
A PROTEST NOT FILED.
Grant irving to p,splsee judge ,

A Grant Trying 70 Ulsplace Judgc Wyuo-
Yesterday morning, shortly after the Supreme
Court of the District met In General Term, with
Chief Justice Cartier and Judges Macarthur and
wylie on the bench, the case Of Browning VS..
Grant was continued.
Mr. o. ID. Barrett, counsel, entered q motion
that the cause be further continued on the ground
that the decree appealed from was passed by
Hon. Andrew Wylie, and that complaint OF
the uficial conduct Of said Wylie has been made
to the House Of Representatives, and said House
has taken jurisdiction of the matter and has ap.
pointed q committee to ascertain whether said
Wylie shall be impeached; and the sad Siie Is
sitting in the very cause concerning which the in
vestiPa tion has been ordered; and he therefore
enters his protest. -
Chief Justice Cartier said that he was unable
to see what bearing the protest had on the case,
and he directed that II should not be hled. as 1t
Judge WyIie stated that he was q member OF
the court and had been sworn to perform his
duty He had performed that duty as TO Grant
as he had to other parties, and the misfortune
as he could remember, in single instance, for
their own defective merits. He would not
recognize that even the House OF Representa-
tives can, by passing resolution, drive Judge
under oath, and he should not for one moment
regard the pendency of such charges as dis
qualifying him from sitting in the case. he
could Sit in the case and do justice, and that he
intended to do, regardless OF any charges Judge
Wylie also said that the act Of Mr.. Barrett In
presenting this paper was, in his opinion, an act
Of indecency, for which he deserved the animad-
version of the court.
Mr.. Barrett in reply said that he had only per
formed his duty to his client, as he conceived 1t,
and that he would willingly meet any investiga'
tion which may be ordered or rule TO show cause
why he should not be removed from the bar.
National Republican., 1876-05-27
nistrict Notns.

In order TO comply with a request of Mr.. Buck
ner chairman of the House District Committee,
for information as to the expenditures incurred
by the Commissioners of the District since the
date Of their last report December /, 1875, the
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia have
directed that all outstanding bills be presented
to them for settlement, that they may make as
complete a report as possible up to the end OF the
present month. The various pay rolls OF the en-
ployees of the District, school teachers, police
force fire department, &c, have been audited,
and the comptroller has commenced paying them
off.
The District Commissioners have made requi-
sition of 20 blank 12pound cartridges and 100
friction primers from General s. V. Benet chief
of ordnance, with the request that the same be
turned over to Major ]. X. Hanneman, command
ing District of Columbia artillery corps, with a
field piece. for the purpose of firing national
salute in honor OF the decoration Of the Union
soldiers graves en- the 50th instant.
The new "Knowles" patent plunger pump for
the high service reservoir at Georgetown has,
after a trial of over ninety days, been reported
upon favorably, and the stipulated contract price,
81 200, paid to the agent here, Thomas Sommer-
vile.
National Republican., 1876-05-27
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