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The Morning herald., 1876-10-12
FOOtlight Flashes.

The prices at the Brooklyn Theatre have
been reduced five per cent.
The Majiitens, SO well remembered here,
are playing in Berlin, Prussia.
"LessOns in singing and voice-building'
are advertised by Boston music teacher.
The Chicago press described new music
hall to be built in that city BY Strakosch,
and now they say that the smiling HuDga-
rian has been drawing the long bow.
The Dramatic News says that John Nc
Cullough, of the California Theatre, tele-
graphed to Stuart Robson cancelling an en-
gagement for the production of Bret Harte's
play, in consequence of the charge of dis
honesty made against the critics.
Laura Joyce, who became publicly known
as an actres in cleo and LOTUS" at Niblo's,
was young, handsome, and good singer
She soon was married to James Valentine
Taylor, wealthy Bostonian, and retired
from the stage. Now she sues for adivorce
and returns to theatrical life.
In presence of the formidable cable which
is in course of formation for the first per-
formsnce of "L'Ami Fritz" N. Perrin, the
manager Of the Comedie Franchise, has
postponed IL for at least another month.
Whenever NJ. Erkmsnn Chatrian's piece is
produced it is sure to give rise to disorderly
scene at the French Theatre.
A circus that travels in Texas has uncov-
cred canvas enclosures. At Bracket tree
overhang ing the ring was occupied by men
and boys, who thus saw the show tree OF
cost. A performers feat included firing a
revolver on horseback, and at the first dis
charge spectator fell dead from the tree
Thereupon the circus men were m0bbed,
and escaped only by practical use Of their
skill in horsemanship.
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s....r,,,~ i. CONN for evidence.
rrrom fha Pail Mali Gazstte.I

From the Pail Mall oazstee.I
Some excitement was created yesterday
| in the neiQhborhood of Bedford by the ex-
bums alton of the body of the Rev. John T.
Dawson, of Woodlands, who was buried IN
1870 in the churchyard of the village OF
Clapham.
MIR. Dawson, who inherited the estate OF
Woodlands from his father, who had bought
It, was twice married, bequeathed the estate
to his son by his second wife. 1t is believed
by his eldest son that the estate was entaiIed
by the will of bis grandfather, which could
not be found, and as Information reached
him that documents had been buried with
his father, application was made tor the ex-
humation of the body to the Home Secreta-
ry, and the requisite sanction having been
obtained, the exhumation was commenced
at l a. m. on Tuesday and completed at .
\. M, when the coffin was opened in the
presence of the legal and medical gentle
men concerned. A dilieent search between
the inner shell and the outer proved In vain;
but on lifting the body, which was in won.
derful state of preservation, q bundle OF
what appeared to be letters, tied round with
red tape, was discovered. These documents
we're taken away, with the necessary legal
formali,ies, and the body was then rein
TERED.
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Random Record.

All the streets OF Metz have bsen re-
named in German.
There are forty-eight Roman Catholic
churches in London.
The receipts from internal revenue yes
terdsy were S2iY tSSS g: and from customs
s5Q. .$3i.4
In Paris street musicians drag pianos
about, and, stopping oefore house, play
with gres. self possession.
The harvester works S, Minneapolis. with
portion of their contents. were burned on
Monday evening. Loss 10000.
The minister of state of the grail duchy
Of Baden, who resigned his Office . few
weeks sco, j. Jolly-by name, If nos "
nature.
Whist We Ike to see in an Ilus,ra.e ei
paper is a si1-foo. man Standing along esiie {
two-irch bridge, which spsrs ttree-irch
river.
The census Of Brazil has jus, tsen taken.
! Ii indicates poulstion OF 10000 souls.
including l,5l0, 900 slaves suj 245 900 for
eiguers.
William v Krrr, a tobacco merehan,
| from ClarkseUrs, Tenn. WAS found dead in
bei on Monday evening, s, the Eu.sS
-ouse, Baltimore.
A lower Canadisu court has decided tia.
| reporters are DO. tolLi TO give up the
names of iufor;naI:S ou whose statements
they h.Se their articles.
The larges; s.: Of scales in the world has
been bull. Al Ashley. II. The platform is
/ $50 fee, long, Of the width Of railroad
track, aud cAr weigh loo tons.
The granite for the new capitol St Albany
| is now costing ~ cents per cubic foot in
stead Of 81 .65, the old price. The commits
sion has expended only saDo 900 OF the sp-
preparation Of $S00. .lro granted las. winter
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OutrUnning u Railroad Engine

r !'lt Iit =. n Z! News.
\ negro ou.rau 4 locomotive on the high
treStlework over the Chew ALA creek lsst
Sunday afternoon. He had started 10 town
BY following the railroad track, and had
walked on the I.es;le :, distance of shcu,
one hundred yards stcu he VS. me. by he
ou;.,oing lain fer Montgomery. Iss'ea,i
ot getting doan uuder the s,ringeis, as nc
nigh, easily have done and hAen per.eesly
safe, h got frightened and sough. safe y
in Hight. He hsi 'wo y. three hundred
yaois the star, Of he al, but he ran his
hundred yards over tie crass ties two o.
three fee; spar. and forty fee. high, and
bounded of The tres:'a and track about
:hgy> Ice: ahead OF the elgine. 1t was al
exciting affair 10 those who witnessed il.
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1. u, o. +.

The z. ". Grand Lodge l. 0. O. F.,
which Was in session in our city yesterday,
cone. itiei lis lstor las evening and elected
the following officers Tor the ensuing wear
NJ. y. Grand Master. E. W. Cooper, OF
No 70.
". ". Dtpu,y Grand Master, John J.
Gala CHER. CT No. g..
4. ". Grand Secretary, Isaac ". Halsm
OF No 2l
R.W. Grand Treasurer, Richard H. Ew-
banks. Of No. "A.
Il, W. Grand Repre- sentative to the Grand
Loige OF the United States, D. ". Drereton
of No. IS
Jsni,or. David Downs. Of No..
+, W Grand Graui Marshall. William
West, Ct NJ. /.
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The nee Nomination.

Ths temperance candidate, Mr.. Charles
Noo0a. haTing accepted the nomination, ii
is proposed to co 70 work il the canvass at
once. Mr.. Moore will take tue stump. if
necesssry, and the advocates OF tie temper
aLce cause throughout the State will be
notified 81 oLce 10 commence the work OF
drumming uy recruits for the party. The
convention which nominated Mr. Moore.
states that they are glad TO have gotten free
from the meshes of party tina. came TO
ca p-U-e The convention
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The Eastern Complication.

By AS>otlated PrtSS.
LONDON, Oct. A despatch from Cen.
stantinople TO the Standard" says the
Sultan has nor accepted the Grand Viz ers
resignation. A Times despatch from
Ragusa says that Gen Durand, who is accre-
dited ty the Italian Government, left here
for Cettinji Yesterday. Il is supposed thai,
l'sly is sbou. 10 take the initiative in urging
peace between the Porte and Montenegro.
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Count Ven Arnim Answers Bismarck
By Associated Prs IS.

By Associated Prs SIS.
LONDON, Oct. ia despatch to the
STANDARD" from Berlin says: Count Won
Arnim has published in Switzerland reply
to Prince Bismarck's letter to the Emperor
William, dated April IA, 1873, and which
was only published in January last. Prince
Bismarck in his letter called his Majesty's
attention to Count Arnim's untrustworthy
character, and to the conflicts which had
arisen with him as early as the previous
autumn, when the Count advocstsd policy
opposed to that pursued by the Prince in re-
gard to NJ. Theirs.
The Imperial Chancellor remarked that
for years past he had never concealed from
his Majesty his opinion of Count Arnim.
He alluded to the experience he had of him
st Rome, and mentioned the suspicion which
he had shared with others that the Count
subordinated at times his official labors to
his personal interests. The Count, in his
reply, rebuts every imputation of the
Prince.
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West Virgini0.

BY Associated Press,
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 1.-THE State
will 90 Democratic from 1000 to 5, ZOO
sure: the majority may reach 10000.
Signed, E. G. CRACoFT,
Chairman Srd Ward Dem. Club.
WHEELING, ". Va, Oct. 1.-THE re-
turns are very meagre, but there seems no
room to doubt that West Virginia has gone
Democratic. Signed,
A. ". CAMPBELL.
Chairman Rsl. State Committe.
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SHAWNEE COAL,
SH A w N EE.
LICESSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.-I, Andrew Wilhelm. do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state OF
Delaware. in and for the County OF New
Castle, on Monday, the 9th day of Novem.
Der next, being the first day Of the Nove1n.
Der term, A. D.. 1875. for license to keep
an Inn or Tavern. at No. al Shipley street
in the Third Ward Of the city of Whining
ton, county and State aforesaid. and
to sell intoxicating liquors In less quanti-
tie than one quart. TO be drunk on the
premises, and the following frecholders
recomme nd this said application. to wit:
John Bader, Charles Schmith,
Herman Lange, William Richmann,
George Finck, John Scmith,
Rober. Taylor, Patrick Lambert,
James Clark William Chadwick,
Michael Megary, Peter Springer,
L. on Hamaun, Conrad Keller,
Thomas Farmer, Jacob HOmel,
John Brady, Patrick Monaghan.
p r Forman. Joseph Ginder,
E McManus F. Rice
samuel CulbeCt, Nathan Lieeerman,
octl23t ANDREW WILHELM.
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N0.iCG--i \. Max T@il d. hereby give
~ mntic= :hsti S',iii' apply "a the Judges
of Court %! Genera. Sessions OF the
Peace ard Jal Delivery Of the State of
Castle. On NJ Jn isy. the aJtn day OF Novem.
Der L ext. being tn. first day OF the Novsm-
ter term =. D. ls.6. ior license to keep
an lug. or tavern in school District NJ: ST.
6uo".-! as the II ddletown Hotel, county
sn'i state af"resa.d. to sell In oxicating
hQuors ia less quantities than one quart,
10 be drunk on the premises. and the fol-
loving freeho!ders of said Schhol District
recommend the said application. to wit;
] 4 Walker. X 4 Cochran.
E.iasin. ER Cochran,
!. N R+vEolds, n Williams,
c 4 Anderson. wv Wilson.
Jno. SanGenbrack, Gee Echen hofer
Loui, N,ief, Jnnn II kinsle;,
SeWeil Jones, Jas. r Hoffecker,
Joseph Geary.
ocilt-ss A. MAXWELL.
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INDIANA.
Nv Associated Press

INp1ANApoLIs Oct. 11.-Returns from
249 townships, and wards In " c0untles,
give Republican majority OF 4,ls6. Inc
ssme in 1874, gave Republican majority OF
2,O9s. and in 1872 Republican majority Of
SOOi.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. II, 4.S0 p. m.-We
hays returns SAG townships and wards IN
seventy counties, which give Republican
majority of 1909. The same places in 1874
gave Democratic majority Of 85S, and in
1872 gave Republican majority of 1867.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Oct. 11.--Returns
from four hundred townships and wards IN
10 counties, give Republican majority OF
1874. Same places in 1874, gave Demo-
cratic majority of 14O2. Same places in
1879 gave net Republican majority of 1856.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11.-9.2O P. NJ. We
have returns from 456 townships and wards
a 81 counties, give net Republican ms
jority OF 1888. The same place in 1917
gave Republican msjority of f2l66.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE most re-
liable returns received indicate the following
result for Congress:
First. Fuller, Dem
Second, Cobb. Dem.
Third, Beckwell, Dem.
Fourth, doubtful.
Fifth, Brown, Rep. over Holman by 1900.
Sixth, Robinson, Rep, reelected.
Seventh. Hanna, Rep, over Lander.
Eighth, Hunter, Rep, probably reelected.
Ninuh, Waite, Rep.
Tenth, Coisins, probably.
Eleventh, Evaps, Rep.
Twelfth, Hamilton, DEM, reelected.
Thirteenth, Banker, Rep.
The Republicans gain three Congress
men.
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NEW AOYRRTISEMEETS

For sale
SIoltu-biiis
TIE Laurel Fair
Funeral >ctices
Eos!-DuSh & So.
Not cs-tf tfe>sicks
" Duffey-not.cr
CUA,-Mills f. Com bes.
DT. Bulls Cough syrup.
Appi!catiou-R T CLAYTON
Licelsc-Beruard Bonner
n 6eaters-Elinn & Jackson
Boots ari SooeS-Pa t,coek,
Campaign slirts-W b Cole
: Notice-IrUste-s Of tie Poor
Merchant lsilpT-J ON Davis
Life LIZ E-fryS:aI lyorT:ype.
No'!ce-Dsmorra-s 30 Ins front
Appllca..on-Wi!!iam W. Ward.
License Arr cailon-H "a. Gilbert
License ApE.IcAtion-I lolras Lai.y.
hea4 Ligli Elrr. lg oil-G W Stone
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Servfa willing to Accept.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct ia Reuterdespatch from
Belgrade dated to-day says:
"The Seryian Counbil OF Ministers to day
decided to accept a regular srmistice as
soon as it is proposed 10 them by the con-
suls of the great Powers
In this connection Belgrade telegram
dated yesterday says:
'rhe British, Russian, Austrian, and
French consuls already have been instructed
% advise Seryia 10 accept sn arm;stice"
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The Burning Of the southern b Il lie
Ev proSS

Ey Associated Press.
New ORLEANS, Oct. IL Many lives were
los. by the burning of the steamboat.
Southern Belle. Among those known to be
lost are William Won Phul, Mr.. Drace and
Miss Fannie O'Conner and another lady. all
of Baton Rouge; Mr.. Tran:s of Port Hud.
son, Mr.. Linsom, also Frank, al employee.
and the steward anu his crew. Ii is sup
posed that nearly all Of these. who were
sleeping in the after par, of the boat, were
burned 10 death, as after the fire had once
gos fairly under way it WAS slmost lmqos-
sible 10 get st the bow Of the boat, the only
way 10 get othe shore. The cargo consist
eli of 5 600 to 5000 bales Of cotton.
The .os. was new aid valued 5. st5. 900,
and Insured for $4,000, mostly in New
Orleans companies.
Mr.. Z. Herbert, the pilot, held the bow
ofthe aost assins: ,he hank until all " 10
could. had e>csp1a, ne then lespei from
she pilot house 10 the lower deck aid was
severely injured
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Murdered in Church.
BY Associated Press.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct. 1.-THE Even
ing News" has special from Mount Wash
ins'on. Ky, saying: SurdaY evening las.
Sam Burke:' (col) el;ered an African
Church while drunk. Vim. Barnes, an
elder, asked him 10 leave, when Burket,
answered, You aid your church can go 70
hi" Barnes asked for repetition Of rh.
remark, and upon receiving such, shot
Burkett through the heart. Barnes es-
capped.
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Gccrgia'. Gratitude.

Iv ASS Citttl F-ssS.
MACON, Ga, Oct. 1.-THE Mayor OF
Brunswick telegraphs to the Telegraph
ana messenger thanks to the our gener-
ous friends throughout the Union. We
announce We think We have enough sup
plies and money 10 carry US through the
supplies.
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Who Rams the Post Office at Ner Castle

lady, sometimes a young one and sometimes
one oft or three men. acting as post
office officials. As they ali belong TO the
same "snebsns,' it was not thought 10 be
very wrong, bur row there is new hand
al the bellows, end the question is, what
right has Miss Nelly u. in there
INQUIRER.
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NOTICE.-I, william W. Ward, in com
IN pliance with the requirements Of the
act Of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court of General
sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery o.
the State OF Delaware, n and for the county
of New Castle. upon Monday, the 10Th day
of November. A. D. 1876, being the first day
of the next November term of said Court
for license 10 sell Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to lie drunk
on the premises. In the village of Dobbins-
vile. Schoo' District, No. io, New Castle
hundred county and state Aforesaid. and
the following ireeholders recommend the
said application TO wit:
Ferdinand Leckler, William Herbert,
James O'Neii, A. c. Gray,
John Campbell, George Whitfield,
L. n. Chase. w. HolschumaSer,
James Wilmot, Thomas Farley,
George Gray. c. B. Weggenman.
oc,l2-3t WILLIAM W. WARD.
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New Hampshire on the Way to the
Centennial.

New IoRK. Oct. ll.-Gov. Cheney and
staff, of New Hampshire, with party OF,
500 people, including a large number Of
ladies, arrived in Jersey City at 40 O'Clock
this morning, on the way to the Centen-
nisl. The Governor was escorted by tire
AmosSeag Veterans, numbering 96 ,sen, in
full Continental uniform. headed bv a
band. The party left in special train scon
after O'Clock.
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Great Fire In Ohio,
Ey Associated Press

Ey A>SOtIateU Press
TOLEDO, Oct. 1.-THE amount OF lumber
destroyed by fire in the yards of Mitchell x
Rowland lumcer company last night is mp
wards of lo.0O0, 200 feet, and the loss viii!
b. over one hundred thousand dollars with
eighty thousand insurance.
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A Brutal Husband.

| BY Associated Press.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. ll.-Mrs. Dona,
was beaten by her husband last Monday
and died last night. Donshue was "a
rested to-day.
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H0stilties Suspended.

6y Associated Press.
A despatch TO the "Daily Telegraph"
from Pesth says:
III is reported that Prinbe Milan has or
dered General Tchernayeth to suspend of.
fensiye operations fo- the present.
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DIED.

ElGBI.-Ic Philadelphia. Monday October
S!h. F!t,-e 90 { daughter Of Rs p1 and
susan R-sby. IL lhe s.h year of ne,
age.
The friends ard ao9uainiarees of th.
family ar- i-vised /. atIeed her ssnesal
( ON the residence o. her gr2n;i uo;he.
Jane Alle-. No. 5ti Ea.i Seventh st-e~t
Thursday 1eXI at O'Clock. II. Ssryises
and in,eimens a. Old Swetes church.
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4 Terrible Fire.

EN 4 ANNO(.NtCU EftSSt
WHITEHALL. y. Y, Oct. 1.-THE entire
business portion of Sandy Hill. n. T., was
destroyed by fire last night. Tie losses sre
over 500, ,l.H.
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India Council Ellis.
b. Associated Press.

D. ASStTIAleU PTSsS.
LONDON, Oct. ll.-Three hundred and
fifty thousand pounds worth of India Coun-
Gil bulls were sllo,ted to-day at about last
| weeks rates.
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Congressional Nomin etiOn.

Fly .sSoclaleG Press.
PoU1HkEEPsIE, KY, Oct. 1l.-Demo-
crags Of the thirteenth District to-day re-
romina,ed John 0. Whi,ehouse for Con-
crrsS.
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tyl7 eod.3nl
MAGIC u.,R RESTORE p p

KuNKELs AAalo HAIR REST fnsdsd
Restores gray.mixed, REQ, nnstaches va "a
heads Of hair, bearus o In from 0pS 0pSur
beaCtifu, brown or oiaer rrsa from suiPa,n.
four applications. Hiser or anytnlns
to Ssss s'ess sss ~: q q
dollar. SS' or six bottles for lye No., ss VIE
wholesale and retail deR33if'A eR3fA. decESH
STREET, PH1LADEAE
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A wife's Crime.
BY Associated rraSs.

TRENToN,N. j., Oc.,ll.-Ireue A House.
indicted for mauslaugLter for killing ;. /,
husband. Orson A. House in this city, W.
arrsigned in 'hs court - Over X Ter-,ir r
to-day, and pi,st.e! no. -ui.ty. TIE trial
10 set down for Aouiay next.
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W0s 4 Of flneentiiariss.

By Associated iFSSs
L1frLR Rock, ocf. ll.-Il has been sscsr'
tanned that the Pine Bluff fire Was the WORK
Of incendiaries. The loss noS fooss up S
ynarssr of million Of dollars. The insur-
snec i very lishE.
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Fourteen ThOusaAd at Haul.

BY Associated Ert>S
KNOXVILLE lows. Oct. l0.-Las, night
two masked mvu o'eTpo~vseI the Treasurer
of ibis county. and forced him 10 open his
safe. when hey secured fourteen thousand
dollsrs ard escaped.
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The weather 10. Day.

by AS>>tN<lsISu Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct, ll.-Prchatili,ies
fog ihs N:ldle States. riSisg sud high hs-
romessr. Diminishing. .u.Iterlr 70 westerly
Wild, colder 49, g.ucrsli, clea- Seather
x.h heavy /. -
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The Spanish Navy.
By Associated Press

By associated Press.
MADRID, Oc-. ll.-Stvt.a. newly built
cruisers will shortly Join The Spanish
| squadron in Cuban waters.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-12
Personal.

PERSONAL
J. Alexander Fulton of Dover. was in this
city yesterday.
Mr.. II. H. Colclszer started for Ann Ar.
Dor, Michigan early yesterday morning.
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DoIeful News from the
HoOsierS.
Ohio Evidently Republican
A Steamboat Disaster
Plenty Of Relief for Yellow
Fever Sufferers.
OHIO.
By Associated Press. (,

BY Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. II Muskinguru
comfy gives Bell, Democrat, for Secretary
of State, a majority of $50, q Republican
gain of i5O. The probabilities are that the
Republicans elect their county ticket, ex-
cept the Clerk of Court. Holking county
shows net Demoel attic gain of ~ votes.
The interior counties and western reserve
returns come In slowly.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA Times special
says sixty counties give Barnes, Republican,
2.lSS net gain over Hayes majority OF last
year. Fosters majority In the Tenth Con-
gressional district is s95.
DAYTON, Oct. 11.-1n two counties IN the
Fourth Congressional district, McMahon,
Democrat, has q majority of 2,3o7, and in
two other counties in the district Howard
has 2,2O9 majority: MaeMahon's majority
In the district, IS, two years ago was l,G99.
Howard will contest the seat or the ground
of fraud AMI bribery.
COLUMBUS, DC. 1.-While it is impos-
sible to night 10 send official figures of Con-
pressioual districts, sufficient returns have
bess received here to make it certain that
the Democrats have elected the following
Congrersmen
Banning in the Second District.
McMahon in the Fourth District.
Rice, in the Fifth District.
Dickey, in the Seventh District.
Ewing, in the Twelfth District.
Southland, IN the Thirteenth District.
Finley, in the Fourteenth District
The Republicans have elected the iollow-
ing congressman
Gardner in the Third District.
Cox in the Sixth District.
Keyfer in the Eighth District.
Jones in the Ninth District.
Foster in the Tenth District.
Neal in the Eleventh District.
Van Voorhees, il the Fifteenth District.
Dsuford IN the Sixteenth District.
McKenley in the Sereu,centh District.
Monroe in the Eighteenth District.
Garfield III the Nnteenth District.
Townsend in the Twentieth District.
The Republican gain Congressman.
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Parliamentary Meeting in France

by Associated frsSS.
PARIS, Oct. ia decree has been is
sued summoning the Senate and Chamber
Of Deputies 10 assemble on the 50th day of
October.
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PUBLIC SALES.

A sSIGNEE'S SALE:
n OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Will be sold at public sale ut the store
lately occupied by John McBrids. Bank
rupt, No. ~ Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER lith. 1916.
at 10 O'Clock, A. H.,
the entire stock OF said store. consisting OF
brussels, Ingram. Rag. and Hemp Carpets,
Cocoa and Straw Matlings. on Cloths, stair
Covers. Door Mats, Rugs. &c. Also, at the
same time one Extensien Table. ten feet
long, and the Store Fixtures, consisting OF
one Desk, set Of Drawers, Shelving. &C..
together with many other articles too nu-
merOus 10 mention.
HENRY q. CONRAD, Assignee.
L. W. RTIDHAN SON. Auctioneers.
oct2 eoAts
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NJ OTITE.-I. r. I. Clayton, do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court OF &c neral Sessions OF
the ''eace aud Jail Delivery Of the State OF
2 elaSare, in and inr tre cT'uutv Of New
Casl.c. on Monday. the 2tl Jay OF No7em-
Der next. being he first day OF tie SoVcm-
Der term. y II 1876, for q License to sell
intoxicating lig glors in less quaint les than
one quar-. 10 b.: orunk on the premises in
lhe iown OF MihdletoTn, School district
Nc. ~ New 'a>tle Hundred. county and
State 'ure>a:d. and tie FLOWING free
holders Recommend the sail application.
to Wit:
X A Cochran. JH Walker.
: '. Re-: nolGs, HoEecker,
J :.lisson Cochran,
William Cochran. L Miller.
John Hayes. S4wei. Jones,
Geo. Echenii'~tr, Jo.cps Gary.
c Anderson, John h kinsley,
j I'm NaEaielUEak, NatI Williams,
W y Wil.ol.
oc;li-5! z. 7. CLAYTON.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-12

NHANGE OF FHOURS-WILMINGlW|
4 WESTERN RAILROAD-Comm
Ing Monday, May Y, 1876, Trains will 10
as follows: ,,,
Leave Wilmington l0O m, $50 and II
pm.
Leave Landenburg IS a m, IL Is and ~
Arrive Wilmington IS a m, 2A and u
pm. .u
Arrive Landenburg II IS m, 40 and "
pm. ~
CONNECTIONS.-A Wilmington VIII
p W B and Delaware r r trains;
At Landenburg with Penna Del Braau
PennsylvOnia Railroad.
augI3-tf DAVID CONNELL, sup
The Morning herald., 1876-10-12

EIS1-PEACTlCAL UIBRgLLA. y
n MAKER, Repairing epec!.lry ~
Any one having a go,d frame OF ~
mh-ella ea2 have The same maze as
good g. rev a. half Price NJ
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