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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

A large party OF men, black and white, old
and young ncd up the eatre enclosure reserved for
prisoners in the romrs Police Court YESTERDAY. They
hai been arrested IL vii lam Wsls0ns policy shop at
Is DOyerr street. WaSuL held but his customers
ana COufederates were discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30
The Germnn-Amer,cnu Day.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 29.-rhe arrangements
for TIE celebration OF The Gorman.Amer;can DAY on
Thursday contemplate very fun representaton OF the
interior counties uf the State The MAYORS Of Ian.
caster Harrisburg, Allentown, Heading, and lie avon
have been requested TO serve as members Of the
General Commlt.ee Of h,ceptlnn. A large committee
Hon. Oswald Ottend0rfer haa been requested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30
The Future of memorial Hall.

PniLADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-rho Pennsylyania
Museum and School OF Industrial Art TO be csab sncd
IA Memorial Hall, VIII probably be closely patterned
after he south heIsinet n Mus, um of London. rne
original subscription for he Inst ton vas 40 UOc Of
which iu.ly $4,000 has already been expended.
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The snIc OF LIQUOR. on sunday.

Justices Morgan and kasmirc were called from
their homes last night TO the Washington Place Po.
lice Court, as II was rumored that Capt. Williams had
made fWceuing rald up tOan. 1hrY sat until long
alter IL O'cucK. Then Orfcer Reilly Drought IN James
l. Barry, blrtrndyr AZ Parsers Thirty fourth street
ana shthaNtuue. The Justices paroed Mr. Barry, and
closed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

rs OhiteTs LAIIy AID EIlzsimm0n8 Were tali.
ms reur Carroll to tie police st.t!on is; evening
they were attacked In sixteenth street. Nnih
nuc by gnuS Of roushs who aucmotod TO rescuc ths
~ OLsr. OCCcr f.lz iu.nuns Uld is t pierced LY
l3rge fragment ut pitcher Inst thrown hiln.
After Carroll locatd up the ser cant Ia charge
made raid upon H1y lic gems saloon md SEED
the proprietor and thc inMatc aul ng whom were tho
assallauts Of tDe officers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30
An Eucruetic Presbyterian society.

Tho Sprng street Presbyterian Church last
evening celebrated the thrty-eghth anniversary ot
Youths Missionary Association. mi. society formAny
years mas ~ tanned missionary IN NcN YORK ciy M
stead Ot lntuDutiug To iur,l Wsh un-. lie IAburs
prnciI i'Y IN tie E.gh'h ward. 40 SALARY - slpuO
YrAT, 10 VI Mhen he hnA.Il slnaorlbnd ths year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

WOoDvlLLL, Mi'-., Oct. as.-A Deputy sheriff
who has arrNe' from P>rYtcNl reports ina, a Mir.
siuf want, WIFE, AMI three chlrsu we're murdered IN
thol BEDS aud the house Was Ouracd to conceal the
decd before his arriYN two negroes whl pll not md
e1 cuted this crime we're eapturtd, gnd one hanged
and the other shot
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The body Of drowned man that had boen
loag time in the waer w.s found Yesterday,
at the foot OF Norih Second street. H.ooiy yn. la Q
POCKET WGs hllnk bouk mark d "Nr. Mct4, corner
Clinton anu Houston streets"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

Oryllo and Howell q ,rdner are TO appear to-
night In thc South second street VI =. church, WI
anis Durgh The former VIII relate s9mr Of his ex.
pcricncr ~ old tunes ani the latcr VIII deliver tenn
perILcc lecture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

Edward :. :, okes visited Commodore Van.
derb YESTERDAY. TO thank linn f1r MS giedncss during
the term ot imprlsolL JIst G. c Tht railroad king
cAtcldcd his hand and iii "fi, IN r'llY glad to
Yuu out Of prison. /. On an GHiul tulng To kiI
man, nut calLe; say taat yuu w'r, Justified IN the
decd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

Justice Murray, nj, clerN, INA rye tnt- arms,
ms .Al, .ri 20, Utu,r court oNirrrs were all IN
pacr }c-'rr ny murniu. 30 the llari 1n Police Court.
They had - Glal Wlta a SOLITARY tcrdJ GruLk4ri,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

Matthew Cronin, aged II, Of Az Eleventh avo-
nue. while standing In 'front.' OF ies Eleventh avenue
last evening, was stabbed in the abdomen hT man
knoN,u hY the name uf Williams, lie escaped and
CIou.A Mas sent to Bellevue Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

PARIS, oct. ". The Popc having desircd 20
divide the Archnlshopric of Lyons iute tNt ducrsc3
without the of the frcrc GuNcflucLi tue la.
ter has issued decree fOrDiddlug tuch division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

Tho teveIanu u zion 0I JclsrV CIV, I'U
strong. under the marshailhip Of Mr.. Mchac Nathan.
with the hlud iroli Governors l. aii Val parade In
New York ths evening" htlrins from Drshto.sr, er"et
ana IN. ChlAg up Caaa. Ct 90 Broadway ad thence
to -Four ,rnt street apd flfA avenue, pas tie Man
haitian ClIb house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

JorrING, ID0ur r0,yx.

Rising fJllGwed bv falling barometer, north.
.s ,I4 u .'t NaCs, warmer. Gear or partly cloudy
cltHrr, a.d p-HsolY riin areas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30
rrohnhlc Murder IN NeMnrl,.

Ira Ha,held was beaten IN the street in New
ARK BY llerman and Veryi SlOlbe II - thought that
his skull Is irictured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-30

- Democr Is, tayf.
hehlyi Tor Shcrn %
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
THE CAMPAIGN SOUTH.
Continued from First Page.

Board, which acts as jury to find the facts. When
found, the law prescribes Judgment BY that
Judgment we must abide as fully as by the IUdg-
ment Of any tribunal acting within the jurisdiction
prescribed by the Constitution and law. There Is
no question of carpet-bagism about the board-all
are of Louisiana: most of them natives two OF
them are very able men, long and well known In the
State"
Mr.. Kasson says that the Northern Democratic
press is misleading the public by erroneous state
ments as to the exact issues in the disputed States
On this point he stated to-day:
"The effort of the Democrats North and South has
been to create prejudice in advance against the en-
tire action of the Canvassing Boards OF the three
Southern States in question. They have led the
public to believe that the only question involved
was that of a fair count by the boards. The ques-
tOn OF Democratic frauds at the election precincts
has been suppressed by them. This question lies
behind the count There can be 10 fair count with
out executing the provisions of law for the detection
and elimination of these frauds whether committed
by one party or the other. n Louisiana the
law is imperative, compelling the board to
inquire into the fairness of the election in
the parishes. To assume that the legal tribunal
provided for determining this question IL going to
violate rules of law and justice is wrong in principle
and not justified by facts. Their duty Is the same
that of the public which is to abide by the law
and the results ascertained in conformity with the
law No amount of vituperation can change or
destroy the effect of final Judgment OF loca'
tribunals. Public opinion must await the legal
proof and adjudication of the questions upon the
facts presented. cannot fOretell what Will be the
result in Louisiana. only feel it strongly my duty
as it is the duty of the public, to await aud to sup
port the conclusions that shall be arrived at by tbe
proper tribunals. acting in exact conformity with
the law. OF course, with my knowledge OF the
previous elections in the disputed States anu
of the fact that the majority OF voters
have heretofore been Republican added to the fact
that the Presidential Republican ticket has run
ahead of the local ticket this election, cannot
entertain a reasonable doubt that upon fair adJu-
dication Of the disputed questions Gov. Hayes has
carried the three States. Whether the evidence pre-
seutcd to the proper tribunals is sufficient aud VIII
verify this opinion is question only to be solved by
the decision which will soon be rendered by them.
What yer dissatisfaction may exist among disap-
pointed politicians. 7 cannot doubt that the masses
# the people of beth lries will not only accept
the results legally aimed, but will oheerfully
support the Adl.lstra. established IN accord
ono. with Them
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
PUBLIC OPINION

IF contempt of Judge Moses = his South
Carolina Court Is 4 sufficient reason uIEH' inrn'
the whole country ought to 20 To ja Portland Press
tRepJ
Hone springs eternal in the ofiice-seekrr'7
brcast. As hc looks upon the urosie oi Two ifesi ms
ne Is cacercd with the possibility OF doubling up oi tae
number OF all other oihcehO dcra-l Milwaukee, S,hh'l
QsepJ
GOV. Chamberlain belongs to the political
party to which the Prrst"ntsadriscr belong For III,
SAKE Oi that pariy every principle o liberty II oHiF'. N
and violated ami IN South Carolina IS ten fc2rs ago th.
Ioga gives way TO the sword!-lCnarleston News and
Courier jDem.l
In many respects tins Interference with the
orgaui zatOu Of tine South Carolina SiJure IL worse
moyal by OF certain Of The members, which So star
tied the nation a year aso.-iPAilade paA telegraph
lRcpJ
There is one kind of war the people will
favor by what Lle lion 8ardgeil Sloie Eoald ca 80
politicians IN both parties n they can De- mdHr.d 10
lake the ield against sen other TIE puo!c VIII saHiJ
pay he bills, provided tlr var be one oi eA'arhaoh-
iMemphs Avalanche (DcmJ
We would rather not see United States troops
aDo,' ] ~, gb Prsiarf ,'r 1,rog,5u against domestic
violence the objections to the use oi the bayone o pre-
oyIN tn H. i1iHii,'e death and ,rsuaou " JGu
Goddess of Liberty.-ICrncinnaU Commercial uHa)
If the army of the United States can block
the path O the members ~ The House ot -cuitls
state TO tAe Legislative Hii II "a, lIhy can .gaGe
who elected To state l-N 'luie, t eau ntyf H'' j.
elected t.e National i -islatufc. Indeed II has
better right To determine Who Is eccel 20 IJuIoa> ~
10 determine who elected tU tIc Legislature Do 7c
-ICiucinuau Enquirer Dem.l
The only difference between these proceed
ngs in -uuin Carolina and those IN Louisiana two years
ayO k tat in the FIRST the troops Used 10 dlNe
enhers claiming seats out Of tie STATE House. "Et
tucy are used now To keep them from coming !', Ia
That there is not ~ this the slightest foundation TOR
the preten-e tha there Il any domestic violence M thr
state The peUple S1aLu Carolina are di1p.as ihS
rcat moderation and seif-cOnrO under crcuAStnc ces
which nut these qualities tO severe test rs any COM
npmiiy accustomed free government was ever 'red
by- The Nation (iudJ
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
DIED

rRIEsay $oa q a. R' n residence 80
eat TO l.t.'' '4i,oi A. ~ D;,,,,t -
above Forty hrthsr, on Saturday Dec ., At p NJ No
DoMINICK-ou Friday, Dec l. AErolnette Dominck vito
OF Francis y Dominicl in the jbth year of her age
o'clock south secondstst Methodist Episcopal Church.
Brooklyn, T. ID.
FIIoR-Thsday morning Nov 80 in the 18th year Of Ier
age Eaelnc r. Flor wife or the ate James Flor formerly
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend hs
funeral from her late residence, IS East Seventy nintbst,
hey West Galveston anu - LOUIS papers please copy.
GARDNEEAt Weostsrayo Long Island city on wsdnes
The relatives friends q family invited
Hunters PoHt, ou sunday Dee. 3, at II O'Clock a.
HOLMEs-Qn Friday lst inst, 10 the Goth o. his
Re3ye, and friend, Of the family are TesDectfuy invited 70
oxford 81, Brooklyn, On AoAcay, 4th inst, az D.
HENRY-friday morning Dec amer short Illness Annie
VITO OF Doug-s HcnTy and daughter Of the late John y
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
DE funeral at Trinity Chapel On Monday morning. Dec L.
az 31i O'clock.
H5rBs R2R @o6 % Gas Ca 5S Fs qn4 Ms4 Day
daughter d the .ae John Merritt in tie fist year
MoRRELI-suddeny. On Friday mcnine Dec. l, Annie A.
wife ot James NaiLac, MorreIL
ani friends inyitsd attend the funeral
at her late residence No 81 south Bridge ST.. New
nj Evergreen Cemcter, mar Elizabeth, S.J.
PENTZ-On "Wednesday Noy %, elizabeth widow OF the late
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
tie Att Jonu H. ftitZ, I'D
East seventy seyrnt't, on SATURDAY, Dec. 2, at 52
PHAIRsudc euy, Wednestar Nov 90 James Pha!r. IN
tie 25d year OF bis
Funeral from Iis ale residence $50 DelnsL Brooklyn
ur,lay, Dec. 2 a. 80 p.
REYN NOLDson Friday, Dec J. at tho residence 0f Mr. A.
~hUmvgy 3I3 West Fity-,iXtrst, Mrs. Lydia Beaumont
ReyuOd- aged Gs years
Notice or funeral Ia sunday papers.
WALLER-On Thursday morning Nov. go after a short i'll
Jane, daughter ot Robert and the late Ann Eliza
waller.
SATURDAY morning at To- The remains win De taken
philadelphia.
WICEES-At POughkeepsie. y. Y, On Thursday Nov. 80
pneumonia, Rev. Thomas Wickcs IN the S2d year "
ui-
and friends ugliri attend the funeral
nom hs LATE residence, south Liberty 81, PUugh
kcspsc Monday, Dee. 4, az = O'Clock IA.
WILkE--rhUrsay evening, Nov. So the 7cth year
his age. George wilkes N D.
The funeral i take place sunday Dee 3 40 H.
Johns Chapel, Narcg-sL The relatives and friends
family invited attend without iurtrr
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

voom OF n ministerial house after ball. turned 20 him
suddenly as though moved by an irreresseie impulse
and whispered, All the same, II Il "A masterpiece
The Judgment of clever heads of other clever
N.oss is always interesting. Edmond About said
os Aptonelh: ue gives y0u the idea Of minister
afted on a savage" Sir Henry Buwer said Of the Car
Snal or all th dIplomatists it has ever been my lot
90 meet with he is the abes and have never met with
oer man possessing extraordinary power OF TAX
tpc In at a glance all the bearings 1 any measure aud
~ nrobabie consequences OF its adOpuOu When TINS
9snnS s5e Indignantly exclaimed; Now, that Is the
ost terrible condemnation have ever heard OF Anto-
ncW ~ with such power OF estimating the bearings
d consequences OF any policy, he deliberately pursues
the which he Is now & SaSi9S @ R % Su' ne mus og I nay
Tho more youthful lovers OF Mr.. Thomas
c.rvle,. rich prose viii probably be surprised when
d mon to consider their favorite author in the light
:, poet. but they viii take exceptions TO this quaint
1bol, tender little Adeu" Of his just printed ia
scotch collection;
Let time and chance combine. combine,
ct fine and chance combine;
The f.irest love from Heaven above,
That love OF yours W was NINE
That love Of yours was mine.
The mast is fed and gone, and eoH
Tbr pas Is led and gone;
II u6ught but pain 90 me remain
I'll fare IN memory on L.
IN fare in memory on.
Nanoleop Ill had immense veneratiOn for
,s torder OF bis house An ARTIST who painted his por
,t sbortly before his death, says He spoke with the
Iist interest OF the various portraits Of his uncle eX
,t At the same placing in my hands an oval
ini,t,re in an exquisite setting, remarAng: This l
nrizs so highly that always carry It about with me-
1efin th il bore evidences Of having been painted
- ne. I vcufured 10 ask His Majesty its history The
e- was au exceedingly characteristic one It's his
fory replied His Majesty, s extremely short; the i-
,eror from whom painted gave 10 20 my mother,
- sbe o we IL 10 me- The EmperOr's reference TO his
mother she beautiful HoTtenSe, reminded me OF CIR
1 had met Va
cSiidood-how he won't to hide himsct beneath the
ior, and luyuriant hair for which she so famous
sTd up0n referring the story he reple with some
ba saddeupd smile: remember IL distinctly, and II
sms ut Yesterday She was, indeed, the most bcaut-
ri M ,gogn and the best OF mothers. This pointing
- fbe third nner OF his left hand, was her wedding
ruR aad this pointing 10 another upon the same nhser
syas .e EmgtTOrs.'" '"
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
rtLEnRAPHIc NnTEs.

Ntw-OrLEANS Dee. This was the coolest day
OF ,hc season. The mercury ranged from % 10 -
ALBANY, Dec. l.--Danicl Hammond. { years old,
fen through a lachway 20 Nt0grs ld MuT's establish
mt mt 40 Au.stcr an las. evening and was Killed.
TRENTON Ont, Dec. This morning the stores
occupied by r. Grass j. 4. Wiit and John Nr wrr' tr
sirnyt The lOss Is estimated $4,000. insurance
fl2OuO
NEw-ORLEANs. Dec 1.-Yestpriay morning Col.
L. Brown, planter residing rrrrcbrne i've miles le1W
Bernard COurthuusc, got into dsuly Win Ettlo
named Bize, durng which the nstO shot ana instantly
killed Brown.
LINDSAY. Ont. Dec. 1.-The Osborn House and
three ado ming buildings destroyed by IRE TINS morning
reported that Of the bnarers ui The hotel missing
Ihe loss estimated 40 $4,000 partially insurol IN tho
stada soua and Lancashire Companies
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
HOW YEBRASKNs VOTE WAS SECURED.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBrs&.I

IBI TELEGRAPH TO INL IAlb' '-.l
W,sgINGTUN, Dec l.-AnoTher Loose screw ih the
rirk,ty Electoral College machinery discovered
and frightened recently. The republicans were in
danger OF losing the vote of Nebraska by an infpr
uiatv in canyassing the returns. twas ascartduod
here few days ago that the state law provides that
the Legislature shall canvas, the vote for Prcsdcn-
ral electors and that there no provision for the
Legislature meeting before January. Dispatches to
the Governor developed the fact that lee had in
tended To make the canvass himself Yesterday he
was urged to get his Legislature together on Mon
day without fail and to-day he teegraphed that he
bad issued his proclamation, and that the body
would convene The Democrats, 1t seems have been
aware for some time of the requirements Of the law
and haze kept silent, hoping that the electors would
receive certificates without lawful canvass. in
which case they proposed that the House should
throw out the Nebraska vote.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
WAELIKE ADDRESS TO THE RUSSIANS.


LONDON, Saturday, Dee 2, 1876.
Vienna dispatch to The Ddly NeCS reporos that the
commander of the Black fleet, addressing the men
at Nlkola-f, concluded with the following words :
This year you are destined to fight against the enc
mics OF our religion Remember The sailors OF the Black
sea gained glory at seyastopol"
GENERAL COMMSrIOS ~ TURKEY.
The Tness Vienna dispatch says the interest shown by
the Powers in the cause OF Bulgaria, Bosnia. and Here
royua has produced agitation among the Christians IN
other provinces OF Turkey The Greek subjects OF the
sultan are particularly active in protesting against
giving special privileges to Christians OF Sayonic
descent, demanding equal reforms for all
Christians. petition iI0m EIlrus and Thes-
sally sets up this claim in threaten
Ing manner The Jews and ArmenIaus are also petition
u the Porte These movements ara very convenient 10
Porte he eve oi Jhc conference, STRENGTHENING its
opposition the demanded for tn yariou,
provinces with view 10 possible snrrcction. Meas
Invasion fOW Greece have been TAX Tho Ua-srs De
tween tuusr provinces have been fortified. the garrison
or lriss strengthened. the frontier ad, reinforced
and the Iah0mctau population OF Inessay Organized
q national guard
A RUSSIAN COMMISSIONER DESIGNATED.
BLD.I., Saturday, Dec. =, 1876.
The Rykt lfiy states tAu Prince Tclccasai has been
designated Chief Civil Commissioner IN Bulgaria during
the term OF the Russian occupation.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT PRO TEN.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBUSE.l


WNsUTNGTDN, Dec lit Is now considered GER
tain that in view Of the fact that Senator
Ferry's term expires on the 4th of March,
the senate will. within two three weeks
after the opening Of the session, choose presiding
officer who will hold over. In making the selection
reference will of course be had 70 his qualtcaonsfor
the all-important duty OF opening and counting the
electoral vote The Senators most spoken of rs pos
sibc candidates are Mr. Norton and Mr. Hamlin.
Tie choice seems likely now TO fall upon one or the
other.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
AN ELECTORAL VACANCY FILLED.

PROVIDENCE l.. l., Dee. 1.-The General As
scmblv convened in specia to-day. Gov. Lppitt
communicated the opinion Of the supreme Court that
Mr. Ccr.s Presidential e.rctUr elect, is Ineligible by
reason OF being mcmhcr Of the United States C"nten
uiaI Commission. The Hon. " D. slater elrcted %
an tHc vacancy, receiving II votes 10 10 Tor Ch1iles l.
Cutler. Democratic candidate.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
5ueu1i NoIlces.

An Estab'irheG hemoay' 'bH'"Ns BRONCHIAL
TRocHgs are widely known a. an established remedy tor
. ,,,,. HE. r,. - .,. -. A., ~,
''"s''' o"'''' "io'N' ~ AZ ~ ' iO'' "
The Throat and Lnnra
Funeral Flowers hrst class artists High prices out u
fashion. cprT.l,r>p-.,, "a, rr,,,du,,v
-. 4. = = 80, =, ....,,,,. i,.,.. i, =, ,,,..-
COZ, T. Sidr.ss L. s. 81 i,I Room. H. Domestic BuGns
Bfoad"Ay ana fo'''''i'"-'." -''
Patents, TraGcma' Is. &c.,
SeeIrG ID IAy 1,,y ,is ~ az w on, ON l'S oy
s gf1liaay Nes.Y,rS
Best references. -rhi inr Book 0t lnsGuctiois
Po,-9Gce Nouce.rir oi,. na.s for The week ending
-! MA ~ Dee 10 wy ti' g.ice % on on 4 \ -
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
MIDNIGHT FEAIHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the lake region, the temperature Will
continue below freezing win fresh nOftucrY to westerly
winds stationary or slowly rising btrOmeter, and partly
coudy weather with light snow near Lakes Ontario
Tor he Middle states and Netc-EHgiG'd, partly eioHdy
mr. clI ,-rqtrr tca H0rhCest % SOuLrcst risfs sta
tiOaary gWy riSEg GarO1ieer, GhG no Ceeee' '"S'
in fe1
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
OBITUARY.
THE RIGHT HON. EDWARD HoRsMAN.

The Right Hon. Edward HOrsman, whose
death Is announced from London. about 10 years
member Of the British Parliament. He was appoln'eu
Chief Secretary for ireland 1885, but resigned IN ie2.
ON the ground that the work OF the Oice was 100 kh
He wa LIBERAL but AZ times he acted tndepehuehHJ
Of hts party
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

and the two brothers attempted 20 put Roberao
out OF the house. He drew "A knife and assaulted
them In a violent manner when he seen and ar
rested by Oficar smith OF the Fourteenth Precinct
Police, who took the three men To the staton-hOuse.
The twn brothers cut about the heau and on their
hands in fearful manner. although Chcir wounds were
not considered dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
in 1876 1872 and 1863 and for Governor in 1875 and
1874. Is given below


The Republicans this year elect out OF 10 congress
men. having gained one James H. Randolphl III inc '
District and reelected Jacob ~ ThOrnburgh In the d
Their majority i'm the Ist District il 1134, against
Democratic majority OF 1,7ss in 1874 ThornourghS
majority in 1874 is increased TO 472o TINS year
In the lid District the Democratic majority Is 4sI4
against plurality OF 1862 and majority OF 5'S'o III
1874 In the Hid District their plurality Is s4lZ' snd
their majority 1895 in 1874 their maj ority was lO4o
The increase in the Democratic majority in the Yth Dis
trct is 1872 in the vIth 967 and in the With, 36O
In the With their plurality increased by $50 votes but
their majority reduced by $685. In the LXth District
their majority is 2s3 than in 1874 and in the KIN
Ss74 The s successful Democrats are members OF the
Congress-
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

OFFICIAL VOTE OF TENNESSEE.
TILDEN's MAJORITY, -, 600 - Gov PORTER RE-
ELECTED BY 5O,O45 MAJORITY-A GAIN or ONE
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.
The official vote Of Tennessee for President,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

The bitter past, more welcome IL the sweet"
snas tho This accounts for the rush tor the
new toilet article b. r. Babhs Toilet soap The world has
bea 10 that ordinary scented soaps afe dangerous
ana thar the Baby SOAP with Its purity Sweetness and
emoent soncs " DC dpuIcd the perfection Of ~
kind.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02

lima is certified but It docs TO unlikely that
Tdtn vote may be picked IN those States, no matter
who be electors"
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
sTARErNG AFFRAY AMONG ITALLANs

Two brothers, Italians, named jose and
Iourish Monsaus keep beersaloon At NO 20 MARION
st While they we're drinking and playing cards last
ploht with another Halian AutoniO Roberato, dispute
New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
4 CrTlzESs' CANDIDATE IN BOSTON.

BOsTON, Dec. lat convention of citizens
held to-day Nathaniel Brat.c nominated for Mayor
aud Joseph smith for street Commissioner