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The New York herald., 1876-11-03

PROMINENT ExPREssMEN OPPOSING TILDKN--
PROSPECTS IN ERIE-TH1 BETTING ON THE
RESULT IN THE STATE.
BUFFALO, N Y, Nov. 2 1870.
William G. Fargo President Of tho American Ex-
press Company declares against Tildcn, so does WILL
lam B. Peck, principal agent OF the same company.
The Of personal and business character
They stand by tho balance Of tho democratic ticket.
Both have considerable influence and following here,
hence Tlden may behind his ticket In Erie, but
the prospects that tho democrats will carry the
county, although republicans persist IN claiming II by
5000 They are not however, quite SO sangune as
they ten days ego.
BETTING TIE RESULT.
Even BETS as high as SIC, 900, have been taken by
republicans on New York, but to-day they demand
Odds virtually giving up the State. General Sgel has
been making speeches in German and English to largo
audiences
PARTrsASs
The democrats fn OF activity whilo republicans
are depressed IL would not be at all surprising, dem
ocrats say, II Erie should wheel into the democratic
limo next Tuesday aud elect the entire democratic
ticket, including Congressman.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judges William f. Allen and Theodore Miller, OF the
New York Court of Appeals; General Thomas W. sher.
man, United States Army; Elisha Atkins. Vice Prcs.
dent Of The Union Pacific Railroad Company; General
John Hammond. of Grown Point. \. y, and ex.
Congressman D. W. Gooch, Of Massachusetts, arc al tho
Finh Avenue Hotel Attorney General Charles Il.
Train. OF massachusetts, Is at the Windsor Hotel +.
Denys OF the British Legation at Washington, is al
the Everett House. Commander Henry Wilson,
United States Navy, is at tho Westminster Hotel
Paymastcr William W. Woodruff, United States Navy.
Is at the Hoffman House "A. Dobron.zky and Mr..
Hclmholz or the Russian Centennial Commission, ara
Mt the Clarendon Hotel. Captain o. T.. Michaeis OF
the Ordnance Department, United states Army, is ut
the Sturtevant House. Rev. John f. W. Waro. OF
Boston, and Rev. Dr. vedder OF Charleston, C., are
at the St. Denis Hotel
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GERMAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

SMITH ELY, JR., FOR MAYOR AND MR. PEABODY
FOR suRRooArE-A FREE TICKET
Tho County Convention OF the Independent German
Association was held last evening. For some time
past this organization has been undecided to what
course It would be best to pursue. committee was
appointed 30 confer and make proper nominatons and
the result OF their labor presented last evening
the shape Of full county ticket, with the exception
OF Aldermen. The committee were continued, with
power add two Aldcrmanic nominees TO the ticket.
The Convention was called to order at halLpast
eight and after tho usual Coroner Mortz
Engcr presented the report OF the conference com.
m,ttce In making tho report Mr.. EInger said that
after mature deliberaton the committee had made a
ticket which he thought the best for tho organiza-
After the names on the ticket had been read, Il
was evident that they would not be adopted unani.
mousy. Tho report received, but motion to adopt
II as . whole defeated. II tncn moved
and carried that tho names the ticket be
considered sipgly The nominee for Mayor, Mr. Ely.
first secured considerable debate several delegates
pressing themselves as decidedly opposed to IN
dorsement Of Tammany Hail. Finally Mr. Ely was
nominated, with one vote In the negative Major
Sauer's for Sheriff opposed by several, but
strongly supported by Justice Otterbourg and Others
and was finally adopted, With small dissenting vote
on the County Ccrk thcre was no debate. and tho
adoption was 70 unanimous Tho hight OF the evening
spent In comparing Charles Ii. Peabody with Delano
G. Calvin, and some rather lively speaking was
INDUCED in both sidos After long debate Mr..
Peabody was declared the nominee, there being about
twenty votes against hun. A committee was here
appointed Major Sauor and escort him to the
hail He made short speech OF thanks, which was
heartily applauded.
The remainder OF the nominations were adopted
unanimously and without debate The following tho
ticket.-
Aayor-Smith Ely, Jr.
SheriG-Georgc w. Sauer
County Clerk-Henry A. Gumbleton.
Surrogute-Charles A. Peabody.
Superior Courf-John J. Freedman.
Marine Court--James r. SinnotI
Coroners-wiiiam II. Stiner. Louis Naumann and
Richard Flanagan.
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A FIENDISH ACT.

ATTEMPT TO DEMoIIsH A HOUSE FOR REVENGE.
RoxDorr, N. Y, Nov. ., 1875
The cntire front OF the residence Of Augustus Lup
pics this city blown ont this morning three
O'Clock, by charge OF powder which had been placed
in window by some malicious person. fuse was
found leading tho sidewalk. the snme having been
tered and furniture damaged. Mr.. luppes, his wilc
and three daughters sleeping in the upper part
Of the house. Luppies was complainant against n
house OF I'll fame, and suspicious point In that drec-
ton, tho motive Of the act seemingly having been
vcnRe with the intention to destroy tho entire family
but happily the house only damaged. The in
mates OF the house have been arrested, but the pro-
protor, named Keyser, Is away from town.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRACY.

ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING OF THE UNTERRI-
FLED AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND DE-
NUNcrAT1oN OF THE ADMINISTRATION AND
THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
TRENTON Nov. 2, 1870
The immense democratic mass meeting hero TO.
night, presided over by Mayor Crevcling, ad-
dressed by Hon. Richard T. Merritt, OF Washington
ID. c., and ex Senator John P. Stockton, and un-
bounded enthusiasm was manifested throughout.
Mr. xgxRrrr's SPEECH.
Mr. Merritt. In q two hours speech, condemned, In
unmcasured terms. Grants south Carolina proclama-
tion the republican policy toward the South and the
extravagance OF the administration. Tho Presidents
proclamation, he said, a usurpation Of power to
perpetuate a dominion that ought long since 20 have
ended. The invasion of South Carolina by federal
army was preservation OF peace, but sub
sttute bayonets Tor ballots and irampe tho rights
OF citizens He called the republican party
A xErAxoRPHossD THING
that should be cast Tor IL had been angel
OF light, but angel OF darkness. Those ho
must try TO crush II out Of existence He
charged President Grant with having under the advice
OF his radical ADVISERS usurped power that did
long 70 him. violated his oath OF ONCE and trampcd
the rights oil citizens The war 10 over, nc said and
the haireds had engendercd should die with Its
purpose achieved, We should pardon tho vanquished
enemy; If not our hearts arc cowardly and our minds
are base.
He attributed the present business depression 10 the
ruo OF the radical party, and sad the revenue COL
Icctcd for the last ten twice much the
nao dcbt and only $500 0O0, 600 Of debt paid
or One quarter Of the revenue was lost before got
into the Treasury. One thousand miliens was lost,
srayed or stolen probably the latter He ovcrhauled
expenditure the Navy aud Indian department is,
and said had been reckless In tho extreme. lie de-
nounced Rpbcsop and Chandler aud said Hayes
the tool OF Grant, and eulogIzcd Tdcn as an hon.
est, able, patriotic statesman. Hayes, he declared,
cannot reform his party II he would and would not II
he could. He predicted Tilden'B overwhelming ecc-
ton amid loud applause.
Hrs speech undoubtedly OF the ablcst Of the
campaign
Senator Stockton followed in his usual vigorous
style, dcnouncing tho republican party.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, Nov. al A. N. }

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Nov. al A. ". }
Probabilities
For Friday, in the South Atlantic and Gulf states,
the Middle Atlantic States, Tennessee and the OHIO
Valley, rising barometer, southwest to northwest
winds, stationary or lower temperature, and continued
cloudy, followed by partly cloudy and clear weather
For tho Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri val
lcys stationary barometer and temperature westerly
winds and partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lakes, rising barometer northwest to
westerly winds, cooler, cloudy weather and. possibly
rains.
For the lower lake region, stationary or rising
barometer west and southwest Winds cooler, cloudy
and threatening weather
For New England, southeast to southwest winds,
threatening weather and rains, hghcf, followed by
lower temperature, and falling barometer
Tho rivers will change but little except fall In tho
Ohio.
Cautioaary signals continue at the stations on the
Atlantic coast and along the lakes.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
THE EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, 1876
Notwithstanding that to-day had been announced
as the German-Americau day at the Exhibition
Grounds, there special demonstration OF any
kind.
At twelve O'Clock the marble bust Of Bishop Allen.
of the African Methodist Episcopal church, was un
veilcd without ceremony, In tho presence Of several
hundred colored persons
The President has commissioned Caesar A. Rodney
to be Centennial substituted for Della
ware the ndation Of the Governor OF that
State.
To-dav's cash admissions were:-At nifty cents,
It's 400; aud at twenty 1ve cents, ], l02
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A WAREHOUSE BURNED.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. q 1876
large warehouse in the Of tho drug OF A.
A. Milicr No. Ill Washington avenue containing oils
and varnisb, caught re between four and vo o'clock
this evening and was totally destroyed. The stock
and building, valued at &25, 600, were insured
for $4,000 follows-Atlas, OF Hartford,
$l,OOV; Globe, OF Boston, 1000; ST. Joseph,
Fire and Marine, OF ST. Joseph, NO., 900; Missis-
sippi Valley, of Memphis, $1,000; Richmond Fire
Association, sl,25O; Reading. Pennsylvania s1.250;
Boatman's OF Pennsylvania, 81 800; Pennsy OF
Pennsylvania ST. 250 Insurance Company OF the State
of Tennessee, s1250 Trade, OF Now Jersey, ST. $50;
German, OF Buffalo, $l.25o; Howard, OF New YORK,
81 500: Fame OF Pennry lvania 40. 500
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GOVERNOR BEDLE's PREDICTION.

ANOTHER GUBss AT THE RESULT OF THE
ELRcToBAL VOTE.
TRENTON, ". j.. Nov. q 1876
In conversation with HERALD representative Gov
ernor Bedlo made a prediction OF tho result OF the
coming c!octon setting down the following States as
CERTAIN FOR TILDEx:-
Alabama Arkansas, California Connecticut Della
ware, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana
Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Now Jersey, Now
YORK, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia
West Virginia, aggrcRating 20l.
CERTAIN FOR HAYES
Color ado. Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachu-
setts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada New
Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, So1th Caro-
lima, Vermont, asgrcgating 13S.
DOUBTFUL
Oregon, Wisconsin and Ohio aggregating as
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
REPORTED INDIAN FIGHT.

sHosHoNE VILLAGE OF FIVE HUNDRED
LODGES ATTACKED DY OVER THREE THOUSAND
SIOUX wARRIoRs-oSLY ONE sHosHoNE
KNOWN TO ESCAPE.
SALT LAKE CrrY, Nov 2, 1876.
report from Camp Stambough, Wy. T.. saws
. village OF 500 lodges Of Shoshoncs was attacked
on the 3oth OF October by large Sioux war party
timatcd ZOO lodges at Painted Rock, about ninety
miles from Camp stambough. As far as learned, only
one Shoshone, named Humpy, escaped. He was the
Indian who saved the life OF Captain Henry IN General
Crook Is second light this summer.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
BRIGHAM YoUNG's PROPERTY.

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Nov. q 1876.
There was an effort madN yesterday to repcvin
tho property Of Brigham Young which had been sold
auction by the Commissioner to pay the amony
awhrded TO Ann Eliza, his nineteenth wife, The judge
forbade the clerk OF the court TO and file the
necessary papers, but reconsidered his action to-day
snd, tho papers being issued tho property Is In
charge OF the United States marshal
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

RECRUITS FOR THE EIGHTH CAvALRy-oRDERs.
WASHINGTON, fov. p 1870
The Superintendent Of Mounted Recruiting Service
is ordered send hundred and fifty recruits to
Brownsville, Texas, where they will be reported on
rival 10 the Commanding General OF the Department Of
Texas, for assignment to the Eighth cavalry
second Lieutenant f r. Turner, Tenth cavalry, Is
loved from duty member Of the general court mar
tal at St. Louis Barracks and Assistant Surgeon w. c.
G. Andrews detailed in his stead. Tho leave Of alb
sence OF Second Lieutenant William H. Miller, First
cavalry, Is extended fifteen days Second Lieutenant
William f. Brkhmer, Third artillery Is ordered to
nj n in hattie
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CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.

CHICAGO INVITES FRIENDS OF REVEALS TO
DISCUSS VITAL RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2 1876
Tho city pastors to-day united with Mcssrs. Moody
and sankcy calling for Christian convention in
connection with the revival, TO bc held November 22
and % the Tabernacle Tho object OF the conven-
tion discuss topics most vital to tho progress OF
Christianity Arrangements are being made with
hotels and railroads for reductions to delegates.
Smilar conventions were held in London, Liverpool.
philadelphia and New York, and thousands OF leading
clcrgymen attended
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THE BALD-HEADED EAGLE.

To THE EDITOR OF rnk HERALD
In this cra OF campaign lies II Is hardly worth
while for candidate for Office TO mako any reply to
charges affecting his character nnd, however, IN the
HERALD Of to-day, on item under tho head OF "Corrc-
spoDdcncc from sing Sing" entitled The Bald-headed
Eagle which requires notice Permit say that
tho statement In 80 lar as IL Affects my personal or
official integrity bascless and utterly without ioon
dation. | will furnish the necessary proofs to the
HERALD 10 substsni,atc my assertion within the next
forty eight hours. J. w. HuSTED.
EovRunxR z l670
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
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The WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains
Interesting Story, entitled "Nee Smith," together with
tho latest Tclegraphic News from all parts OF tho
World; List of Candidates Nominated for Congress and
State Offices throughout the Union; Frightful Railroad
Accident; the United States Steamer ossipee In tho
Midst OF Cyclone; Affairs in South Carolina; Land,
Grab In Calitorna; American Citizenship in Mcxico :;
Release Of Edward s. Stokes; Discriminating Burslars;
Charley Ross; Paris Gossip; Letter from Henry ).
Sanford, late Minister TO Belgium, on tho Southcrns
Questions the Terror Of the Coal Fields, and Our Rcgn
lar Washington Correspondence. IL also contains Ej-
toral Articles the prominent topics OF the dav;
Varieties; Obituary Notices; Religious Chit-Chat Re-
views OF tho Horse, Cattle and Dry Goods Markets;
Financial aud Commercial Reports; Agricultural and
Sporting Matters, and the most important events Oh
the week.
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IF YOUR LUNGS ARE WEAK, STRENGTHEN
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

THE WIND FAVORABLE TO AN EARLY ARRIVAL
OF THE FRANKLIN-ARRrvAL AT THE HOOK
OF THE MAN WHO HAS BET A THOUSAND
DOLLARS THAT TWEED IS NOT on BOARD.
The wind has veered round to south-sosthwest, and
tho prospects OF tho Frankns early arrival moro
favorable than they were twenty iour hours ago. In
fact. probable that the great Ring refugee will
como home IN gale.
The Nina still sways at anchor near tho government
dock. The Henry Smith is moored at the dock, and .
man who has bet 81, 900 that Tweed, "Bill Tweed"
Senator from the First district Is not on board the
Franklin, has arrived at the Hook. What he In
tends 10 do when tho frigatc arrives no ono knows
but himself, and he won't tell
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
ROBBERS ARRESTED.

BOLD DEPREDATIoNs OF MALE AND YEMALE
CRIMINALS.
LAWRENCE, Mass Nov. 2. 1876
gang Of thieves and burglars have been infesting
this place, and last night they knocked down and
robbed George Leighton landscape painter OF Boston,
The police this morning arrested the entire gang, six
in number, two OF whom were females.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
Governor rilden has issued the following proelam.-

A PROCLAMATION
Tho improper and Illegal use OF money at elections
is portions OF the State. serious aud grow
ing evil sometimes thwartng the unbiased Will OF tho
people aud always debauching the public virtue both
OF officers aud electors.
The stringent and the recently adopted con-
stiiutional provisions relating tho subject II vgor-
ousiy enforced. sufficient to soon eradicate this
evil
Now, therefore, call upon all District Attorneys
and other public officers to be vgilaut detecting
and dilgent prosecuting persons guilty OF the crime
referred TO- within their respective counties, and !
respectfully ask all good Of the State TO ard
them their efforts
Done at tho Capitol in the city OF Albany, this Soc
ond day OF November tho year one thousand
eight hundred and seveniy-sx.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
BY the Govcrnor-CHARLgs SrEBBiNs, Private Sccrs-
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DAVID A. WELLS IN THE CANVASS.

Mr.. David A. Wells. tho eminent publcist and
statisician, will tomorrow evening address the peo
pie "The Relation OF tho Impending Presidential
Election TO tho Business Interests OF the Nation at
the Cooper Union. Mr. Wells in tho course OF his
address, II Is expected, will mako reply to the
arguments recently put forth by Hcssrs. Evarts and
Schurz, give what regards as the conclusions
OF science and sound sense.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
ELECTIONS CONTESTED.

DEFEATED REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES IN crN-
cISNArr REFUSE TO SUBMIT.
CiScfsSATI, Nov. 25, 1870
Notices OF contest have been served by Judge Cox
against Judge Harmon In Common Pleas by Judge
Taylor against Sheriff Wallace. and by Kcrborth against
County Clerk Bernard, charging frauds in tho a,c
elections Of the city. Tho contestants were nil ro
publican candidates At the October elections ana woro
defeated BIZ small msiorlslsa
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
CONVICTED OF MURDER.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov. 2 1876.
In the Supreme Court to-day Merchant II. weedcn
convicted OF the murder Of Catherine r. j. Weaver
in house Of illfamc in this city last April and was
sentenced to tho State Prison for life
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

WITHDRAWAL or TIE INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC
CAN CANDIDATE.
MEMPHIS Nov. 2, 1s76
General NANCY Independent republican candidate
for Governor, furnishes the following at midnight
tonight
To PuBrrc:-
Finding impossible 10 unite the support relied on
for election deem II In the best interests OF the object
desired by my supporters TO Withdraw nv namc as
candidate for Governor. Respectfully
GEORGE Nancy.
This leaves Governor Porter the democratic
nominco; Dorsey Thomas independents democrat and
Esquire Yardiey, colorcd independent republican in
tho field.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
MAN AND WIFE DROWNED.

BRocKvrLLE, Ont, Nov. 2. 1876.
On Tuesday night n man named jackson, his wife
and a young man whose name is unknown, crossed "a
the Canadian shore in a small boat ON their return
to the American side the boat swamped jackson and
his wIic drowned; their companion swan ashOro
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
WHAT FIVE TONS OF POWDER DID.

CINCINNATI, Nov. O. 1876
Five buildings were destroyed by the explosion OF
the powder mills near Xcnia, yesterday. ana about
five tons OF powder wcrc burned. There were no
other casualties except the death OF Dencar, who
In the building which first blow up
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 1875.
Pissed Assistant Paymaster Curtis H. Thompson Is
ordered to the Monongahela at Baltimore, Nd; Passed
Assistant Paymastcr T. S. Thompson is detached from
the Yonon gahela and ordered settle his accounts
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
BANK DEFALCATION.

Troy, N. Y, Nov 2. 1876
1t yesterday discovered thas Frank Becbc aged
eighteen years. book keeper the West Troy Bank,
was defauer to the Of from s. 600 to S. 600
lie will not be prosecuted
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
SAD SEQUEL OF A PARADE.

BrycnAxroS, n. Y. Nov. 9, 1874
John Murphy found dead In the Chcnango Canal
this morning Hc participated in a torchIight parade
last evening. ana was seen going home, apparently
sober, abou, midnight Whether he was accidentally
drowned murdered is not known.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
COSTLY BARNBURNING.

RoSDoUr, N. Y, Nov. 2, 1876.
d. Levy, a junk dealer, has been committed to await
the action of the G rand Jury tho charge OF hiring
one Bczu TO sit lre 10 his barn. Bczu swcars thai
Levy agreed 10 pay him 500 for tho job.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
BURNING OF A GLOVE FACTORY.

HUDSON, N. Y, Nov. 2, 1876.
The glove factory Of H. d. Simpson, at Chatham VIII
lage destroyed by nrc this morning. The amount
of tho loss has not yet been ascertaned The budna
insured for $500, and the and machinery for
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
TIE EyARTS MOVEMENT.

BUFFALO, Nov. 2, 1876.
Arrangements on foot In Buffalo among mer-
chants TO cooperate with the Evarts movement IN New
York city. The programme is largely signed.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
INJURED BY A BLAST.

RnIsEBEcK, y. Y, Nov. .'ls76
Tho premature explosion Of blast to-day on the
Rhnebcck and Connecticut Railroad tore OF the hand
Of Michael Roche and lacerated the head face Of
Darius Connor. Several others narrowly escaped in
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty-iour hours, IN
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year.
dicaicd by tho thermometer Al Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
GUILTY OF CHILD MURDER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. .. 1s7d
Mary Canaan. q whto woman aged twenty years.
charged with murder, in having In July last after the
birth OF ner female child its throat from car 80
ear, has been found guilty az indicted
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DESPERATE SHOT.
LITTLE Rock. Ark !

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. q 1870
W. d. Stewart, desperate and citizen OF tho Indian
Nation. who murdered named Henry, was ar.
rested near Cotton Plant. Tuesday by deputy fed
eral marshals. lie attempted escape and was shot
dcad
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

OswEGo. N. Y, Nov 2, 1876.
Tho democrats OF this district have nominated Orzo
N. Bond of Oswego, Tor Congress
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 2, 1876.
Nuvilic Gates a farmer OF Shrewsbury, was found
dead In the woods near that town last night. He
missing since morning, and had accidentally
shot himself while hunting
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
POOL SELLING ON THE ELECTIONS.

If the odds In tho pools any true indication of tho
probable result Of the elections 10 be decided Tues
day tho democrats have every be satis
fed with the situation. For tho past few weeks Tdcn
has steadily gained In popular estimation only on
his ability Of carrying tho State bat general re-
suit There very fair attendance at the pool
rooms last evening, but the betting not quite so
spirited II has becn along back. Most OF the money
invested the general result although there was
also some business done maioritcs. The following
figures will show the feeling existing among sport
ING fraternity:-
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SUICIDE BY POISON.

HALIFAX. Nov. 2, 1870
Charles symons. druggist, committed suicide to-
day By poisoning
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

I,ldcn 1000 majority In New Jersey. Z 900
800; over Z, 900, 800.
Pools were sold at the Turf Exchange, but they did
not vary materially from the above ngures. The nj.
most absolute certainty OF Mr. Eiys success in the
county having tendency 10 conhne on the county
ticket to O very narrow limit
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Average temperature Tor corresponding datc last
........................ IS,
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WILLIAM M. TWEED.

THE yRANKLIN HOURLY xxrECrED By THE
NAVAL AUTHORITIES.
wAsmSoroy, Nov 2, 1876
The naval authorities hero hourly expecting tho
arrival Of the steamer Franklin The opinion at the
department Is that she ought TO be here by Monday
next at the latest
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

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