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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

XXVilth, aud one if not both of tho Allegheny
County Districts.
Very little has been done on the Republican side
in this part of the State in the way Of holding pub
lie meetings, and still less by the Democrats Last
night the Republicans made their first demonStra-
ton in this city, and its remarkable success goes far
to remove the prevailing impression that the public
generally feel no lively interest in the canvass.
torChlight procession that for magnitude and bril-
liancy has seldom been equaed since the Old days of
the WiacAwake clubs, passed through miles of
streets densely packed with people II was army of
uniformed voters equipped in white capes, caps and
canvas leggings, and hearing torches, receiving an
ovation from ten-fold larger army filing the side
walks. There were banhers and brass bands in
abundance, and the long line of footmcn moving in
military order here and there relieved by squad
rOns of mounted men. Witnessing the brilliant pro-
cession as it passed along Ffthave and the meeting
that followed it and was prolonged late into the
night, the whole affair appeared 10 to be q very
remarkable snd significant political demonstration.
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TURKEY WARNED TO MAKE PEACE
THE RUSSIANS LIKELY TO BECOME UNDERSTANDABLE
--DANGEas OF DELAY.


THE RUSSIANS iIhEL1 TO BECOME UNDERSTANDABLE
--DANGEGs OF DELAY.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. IL. 1876.
The Times to-day, in an editorial article on
the Eastern question, saws:
"Tno temper of Europe is swiftly undergoing men,
acag change. More countries than Russia night easily
pas beyond the control Of statesmen The very danger
of which Earl Derby warned Turkey threatens to become
arealty. He said with startling force that renewal
of the Outages would be disastrous to the Porto
than the losg of battle. 1.-THE statements regarding
atrocities in Serva prove true, it matter little
whether they should aerward prove exag=eIations The
Russian people seem approaching state Of popular
element when even false report will make peace
impossbllity Every day Of warfare aida to the lke
hood that the strife may overflow liza present limits.
There are diplomatic signs which might Turkeys
rulers how is the f0othold which they must
pick their way They will lind it less easy than IL has
been in former times 20 keep Turkey safe by exciting the
jealouses of rival powers II they display their wouted
astutencss they will seize any oxpedient that Oers
chance of peace"
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ORDER IN FLORIDA PRoMisEp.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l.-Rcprescntltiye Pur-
of FLORIDA las arrived here His attention having
been called to the published statements that application
had been made to station Federal troops Ia Florida ho
says that no application IA on file Ia any department. and
that 40 man, committee or bouy OF men holding official
position in the Republican party in Florida has made
such application Nit Putnnn further gays tina: Florida
unlike many the Reconstructed States has consistently
respected Law and preserved the peace aud that more
danger OF violence need be anticipated there than In
Northern communities. Mr.. Pnrm1n further states that
VIII pledge himself that the election Will he conducted
without violence aud that thc Democratic parry viii
not counteDanCc intimidation or liWlessness.
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AT POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.
DISCUSSIONS AMONG REPUBLICANS AND DEMoCRA

DISCUSSIONS AMONG REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS
-THE BOYS IN BLUE To PARADE
The Republican National Headquarters at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel wished yesterday by several
prominent Republicans including Col r. ,Ingcrsoll Of
Illinois eN-GON NoyCs OF Ohio Gen. John A. Dix, Thur
low Weed ex-Iieut Gov John c. RObn70n, and stewart
L. Woodiord The dispatches received from time 20 time
from Maine were the subject ~ cheerful comment and
much confidence was eXptss-I IN vigorous and sue
cessful Republican campaign from this time forward
The speakers who have been engaged In Maine will now
proceed westward Col Ingcrsol will speak in Phlla
deipha sept 49, Pittsburgh Sept -, Cincinnati Sept
TO- Columbus Sept Il, Cleveland Sept 10, ana Indimap
oils Sept 20 lie will speak In Newark ~ j., this even
ing.
The permanent headquarters Of the Boys In Blue are In
rooms Nos and in the Fifth Avenue Hotel Prepare
lions had been made for parade last night In honor OF
ex.Goy Morgan Gen. Dix. and Col Ingersol, but the
procession was abandoned Oh account OF the rainy
weather. Gen. Dix had come from his Long Island
country scat purpose TO speak TO them. The parade
win take place either on Friday evening early next
weck. On Wednesday evening tue captains OF The hlS
q companies viii meet ~ perfect the organization by
ecciing colonies and buGiicr-gcncral There are
now companies 81 Boys In Blue III the ety. numbering
There were few callers at the Democratic National
Headquarters, IN the Eyert House Yesterday heindS
s.,,atur Lewis " nugy aud Congressman Bland OF M-
souri, Thc feeling seemed 10 ya tuat TIC withdrawal
OF Dewitt G. West from the contest FOR the Governor ship
much improved tht chances Of SCOTT Lord Democrats
Thought That 10 importance Was To he ascrbed to Re
publican victory IN Maine un!css the state save me-
jurity ~ 1900
10 esirbsh h.',dquaitei ID tf cy NJ FoufteehIheL
aud FOurti-aNe. - -
The Tanmnuy and AniiTammany Aldermen viii leave
fhis city 10 attend the Democratic state convention at
Saratoga, upon the $3.50 U. special tram th4 alter
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pGAoncAL END OF rae SIOUX WAR.
SUPPLIES EN- ROUTE FOR CROOK.

SUPPLIES EN- ROUTE FOR CROOK.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, Neb., Sept. 10, via Fort
Laramie, Sept 11This morning supply train OF about
80 wagons escorted by three companies Of the 4h Ar
ery equipped infantry, started for Custer City, so
miles distant. The supplies for Gen. Crooks com
mand, aud will reach them the 14t last The indian
Commission is quietly waiting Developments. 1t IL
hoped that Red Cloud will he prepared tomorrow to
respond to the propositions Of the Commission Hdo on
the 9TH inst. number of Indians from tho SyOttod
Tail Agency came la yesterday IL is said that the M
dams waiting arrival Of spotted Tail himself, ana
that whatever nc fayors thcy will do
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INSPECTING THE WESTERN FORTS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11.-Gen. Sherman and
family and SECRETARY Cameron and daughters passed
through here Yesterday, route TO inspect western
forts They will 20 In order 10 Fort Leayenworth, Den
yer Cheyonuc FORT d. A. Russell and Los Angeles San
Francisco on theft return tney VII visit all the forts
along the route IN Nevada and Utah They expect 10
reach Washington again about Oct Is
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Events AT THE EXHIBITION.

A RAINY DAY-ACTIoN ~ BEHALF OF SAVANNAH
STATE MISREPRESENTATION JUBILEE WEEK.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lin the meeting of
the Centennial Commission to-day the only business Of
public interest transacted tho adoption of preaIn-
BILE in regard to suerngs of tire people Of Savannah
from the ravages yellow fever and the appointment
Of committee OF three confer with the Dircc0rGen-
era and the President OF the Board Of Finance, with
view to take acton for the relief OF the sufferers
LieutGo r. b. Hubbard OF Texas lectrcd this after
noon in Judges Hall 10 goOdsized audience which was
argey composed OF Texans the history and resources
OF that State.
The live stock display to-day poorly attended, on
account of the Indictment weather. Tic usual daily
parades Of the horses were omitted and many Of the
stalls were kept closed in order to protect the animals
from the rain.
The admissions to-day 10 the main exhibition were
estimated IT 90 1872 to tie I've stock exhibition 60
Gen Hawlcy viii leave tomorrow morning TO attend
the international rifle matches at Creeimoor.
Massachusetts Day will be duly observed on Thursday
next at the building Of thai State. Gov. Riee VIII no
present. accompanied BY his full stan and the members
OF the state Council. -
The Virginia celebration has been POSTPONED until
October Gov kemper being unable 10 attend On Ihnrs-
day next.
aylyana Centennial jubilee week, beginning o1 me 25tA
iust aud the special Observance OF te 2Stl as fcl-
syIyania Dly was the subject OF conference between
tie STATE city and Centennial authorities 20 the nr
ncipal building the ground this afternoon the meet
Ing attended by representatives OF the Ccntennlai
Commissions Centennial Board Of Finance, state Board
of Centennial Managers, Centennial Committed OF C0uu-
ellis aud the Mayor of tho city was announced tnt
the fares tor excursion on the various railroads would
he greatly reduced IL also stated that among the
other features Of Uc programme for the 2Sth there
would bc special musical entertainments IN several OF
Georges Iii In the evening. The grounds are 20 be
oucsted Ia call unon all The business establishments Of
the city assist in making the day general holiday
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COMMISSION ON TIE VALUES or GOLD AND
Silver
NM cnmmilsinn reccntly an

The commission recently appointed by Con-
gTcs8 to Inquire into the change wnch has taken place
in the relative values Of gold and silver anh 10 con
slider other questions bearing upon the resumption OF
specc payments was expected 20 meet in this city yes
tefday for the purpose O organization. Owing, how
ever 10 The absence NJ senator Jones Of Nevada, the
meeting was POSTPONED until to-day when it IL expected
thai hC Will be Ircssnt. Ihe CJmmaion consists ~
Senators Jones' boutwell, and Boey, RepresehrttiNrs
Gibson Blald and Willard and moi more Than three TX
pcr:s Vet 10 b. named The ist business vi to-ddys
ncetng vii. he the selection OF the experts VINO are 10
anon commission.
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AN orD RAILROAD UNDER A NEW NAME

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE new st. Louis and
sun Francisco Rail Dad Company has completed ,s or
garzaton. 1t win purchase the Atlantic aud Pacific
Railroad and construct 81 miles Of track between Pacific
City anu ST. Louis, 70 give the company continu
Gus line between the termin the road The directors
Tor the ensuing year Andrew Pierce ir Joseph Selg
man James u. FISH, j. T. Robinson, w. ii. Coffin, James
Baker Samuel Hays, G. Il. Fisk, W. Il. Buckley, Thos A.
Piercr. @. ". Kngers. AVID Hourly +. Nerhnven.
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rrIrGRApnIc NnrEs

San FRANCISCO, sept. ii.-W. = OBrien Of the
"a. FUui Ort that the hIn has NOS paichastu
lie franchise Of the ynias and Tucson Railroad
PHILApELpHA sent. ia meetmg Of promi;
lie snner y iloa yellow IN sSyaAlai over slUUO
have a.rusdy been subscribed.
QUEBEC Sept. 11.-Capt. Fancher Of the snip
Tee castle from pImout has arrived AZ ta!s port ani
TOr having tgkca OF the Norwegian bark eity p. 81 ny"
e o ne BARK Maud Aeh 0i Belfast before rrpofte huah
done al sea Oh APP i,ace and brought then 10 bS porL
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COTTON IN TIE ATLANTIC srArEs.

CHARLESTON. s. c., Sept. 1.-THE report of
the Charleston Exchange 10 the condition OF the cot
ton crop states that the crop in the upper part Of the
State better than last year In the eastern and sont
er sections IL injured y rust and drout ard IL about
the condition rs last year. Inc ~ 10 days
late In some counties the hot weather aud rust are
forcing open the bells before they arc matured.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 1.-THE weather for
cotton In this district has generally less favorable
than last year Since the middle OF August great deal
of the cotton has hean shedding squares and small bo
I'm hallY.
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CIV. BROOKE IN FAVOR OF JUDGE CHURCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. LITTLE philadelphia
Times Of tomorrow VIII print the substance of con
vorsatiOn w.h Charles W Brooke Of NcwNork City In
regard 10 the Democrats nomination for Governor at
Saratoga Mr. Brooke said that there candidate
before the first convention that could be elected and
that Mr.. Seymour nominated simply in order to
smash all the other states Mr.. Brooke srcpOrtcd by
The Times 70 be strongly In favor OF nominating Judge
Church lie SAYS: IAN the people want Judge Church,
aud II he Is nominated by reclamation IL will doubt
ripair the harm done by the mistake I'm nominating
HOratio Seymour, and will make Judge Gu rch more
popular man even than Mr.. seymour was because he
will be regarded Gaming forward in this peculiar
iuucre o Stale and National politics Tor nigh pur
pose and of desiring the State aDl the country
70 tic Democrats. Nc Kelly viii be fox Judge Churcd,
ana Mir MoIrissey t0o.'
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cRImEs AND cAsuALrIEs-.RY rELEGRApn

Chicago, Sept. ii.--Alexander Sullivan the MUIR
deTcr OF c. G. Iianf0rd, pleads rot guilty.
OMAHA, Sept. la Mexican named Pedro who
stole twO sidney three days shot by the
sherd .his morning.
MILFORD Penn. Sept 1.-THE District Attorney
of s has warned the lookout for band
OF thieves who purpose visiting Milford.
CoLcansTE Lake Erie. Ont. Sept 1.-THE pro
p,lsr IintgIagon bOnd aud lumber ade burst
her ser ihd SHAFT tis morning. became waternSge'
and IL beached az tiis port
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NEW MUSIC HALL. FOR cISoIYYATL

CINCINNATI, Sept 1I.--Plans for a new
music hail. be- erected with the Springer fund, have
been decided mon. The ha will occupy the site Of tho
old Exposition building and will have seating capacity
for $500 persons The length OK the building will DO
325 feet sud width ls2 feet The stage viii be con-
stic,cd after the STYLE Of that used urng The late
musical festival here in which Theodore raomass IDEAS
were expressed. The style OF the bEhdias VIII 10
ltalian-Gotho Work will begin at once.
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u,yrs Ayn WHEELER MEETINGS.

At meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors
Club of Tie wi Assembly District at No ls4 East
broadway last evening battalion of Boys in Blue was
Organized and the following officers were elected MajoF
Joseph Hadheld; Surgeon, Z. W. Thompson Quarter
master John T. Dowlcy Adiutnt. John !. Handeyilio;
Cavten OF Company 4, r. G. Sampson First Lieut. +.
j 0'se: Second Icut, g. j. OBrien Captain OF co ~
many b. r. n q. Kmkaid First Lieut.. Janus hcCatee
Second Lieut., John Cummings Companies Z ana ID VIII
be Organized AZ the next meeting.
Al meeting OI the XVIII Assembly District RepuDli-
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rHE GErMAN DEMOCRATS.

At meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
the German Democratic Organization last evening in
Gernana Hall, at No. 1855 Third-aye communication
read from members OF the organization ceiling upon
the chairman, Magnus Gross. to resign. The chairman
addressed the meeting, denouDclpg the authors Of the
communication rs hirengs OF John Kelly OF whom hr
spoke IN the severest terms His remarks were seconded
by Dr. Fresch Messrs Kngle, SackersdOrf, aud OTHERS
The demand the resignation OF Alderman (gOss ana
The question OF atfating with Tammaly Hal, after
lengthy and somewhat warm debate, were lald on the
table.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

No change was observed in the condition of
Commodore Vanderbilt during yesterday His appetite
was fair and ne secured about the usual amount Of sleep
drring the day. Mr. aud Mrs. Thorne, Thurow Weed,
the Rev DR. Deems, and the Commodore's son. William
III Vanderbilt, visited the sick
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HEAVY ROBBERY IN A BOARDING HOUSE.

An elegantly dressed lady called ut the Mer-
Ger Street Police Station last evening AMI reported that
burglars had entered her during her absence and
succeeded in carrying diamonds, ewelry and lace
valued al more than 81 500. She gave her name as
Sonora Adena Am0gett, aud stated that she was an
pciress al Booths TCltcr Her rooms she sGd az
No. l02 MncdouZalst The Durgl,rs carried away a
largo quantity OF cWCyy diamonds and aces belonging
10 Others boarding in tUe house. Tie aggregate
loss estimated - upward OF 5000. detective was
sent to investigate the ease
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BUSINESS BEFORE THE CANAL BOARD,

ALBANY, Sept 1.-THE Canal Board met
to-day. The business done was chiefly Of routine enar
acter The Auditor reported against the claims OF W.
H. Bristol aud G. L. McAlpne. He advised that Mt
Bristol be allowed to explain his claim and Mr. McApine
to withdraw his papers and submit them TO the state
ionrd Of Audit. This agreed 10. Daniel Candee Pc
houed that testimony b. taken concerning an equitable
aetcmuut Of h!s contracts Tor building vertical wall
Ue matter was referred to the Attorney General and
M A
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN Jersey CITY

Mrs. August Ross of No. III Griffith ST.,
Jersey City, visited some friends IN Brooklyn sunday.
AT dark her husband left kerosene lamp burning aud
until O'CLOCK yesterday morning and just time
to meet the Gremen going ZONE. Tier house a
fire originated Their loss is 81 500 fuily insured,
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
pLETE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

COMPLETE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
vAyoRrr4 OF $4,000 OR MORE INDICATED
ppoMIsE OF TOTAL VOTE EQUAL TO THAT OF
1a72-EIEcTION OF FIVE REPUBLICAN con-
GREssMEN CLAIMED.
Thu latest returns from Maine indicate 6
Republican majority of about 10000 for Gov
eynor with the possibility that it may exceed
,bese figures. The voting was active. and
che total vote of the State viii probably
he larger than in 1872, when it reached 1885,
sis. The returns from the FIVE Congressional
districts are meager, but Republican leaders
claim the election of all their candidates. The
Republican majority in pa towns is 1,549,
a cain of 1870 since last year.
WHAT THE LEADER THINKS OF THE VIC
TORY.
,,o nj A1NF's FsTIMATE-THE RESULT EXCEEDING
THEIR CALCULATIONS.
fly TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIDUSE
ArcUsrA, Me-, Sept. 11.--0ur victory runs far
bevond our calculations. Wchave made clean
sweep of all the Congressional Districts, and all
.be counties in the State. JAMES G.. BLAINE.
Augusta, Me-. Sept. 1880 p. m.-Figures still
look 10 900 Republican ma5erity, and all the Con-
gressmen. john l.. STEVENS.
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association last evening" at No. $50 rhirdve, forty

can Association last evening" at No. $50 Thrdye forty
new members were enrolled
At "a ratification meeting Of the German Hayes ana
Wheeler Clubs Of the XXIst Assembly District, last
evening, at Hesse7 Hail. No 2,313 Thrdave, speeches
were made in German by s. Auerbach and others ana IN
Zeberee The Republican National and State nomlna-
tiOns ratified, and ~ the close OF the meeting
Hayes and Wheeler banne- raised 10 front oil the
Hall
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AN OLD MEDIUM EXPLAINS HIS FRAUDS.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept. 1l.-1he Democrat
and Chronicle OF tomorrow morning will contain full
confession OF c. L. Jennings, noted matchmaking
spirit medium In which lac reveals the various methods
by which he has pIucced on tJ Croduy ot the public.
Ills manifestations have heretofore attracted wide atten
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ITALIAN OPERA IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1l.-rhc Strakosch
,,aau C,pern Company began their season tonight AZ
Tho Academy OF Music before large and fashionable
audience "Nofma was performed, With Mime; Is..
nieri. Nile rersisna. sign0r Panileri ane M '"sS
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LARGE FLouR MILLs puRNrp.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 1.-THE Germania
-four mills Fredericksburg burned last evening
Loss nearly $4,000 insurance $4,000.
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CHARLESTON QUIET.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 11.-,rhc CITY is
quiet Tonight. several arrests we've made by tie police
NJ coored men who we're carrying musets IN the Streets
ma
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RESULT MrHE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
THE FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICAN.

PORTLAND. Sept. 11.-Returns from five towns in
This Congressional Distriet--the Ist-indicate the
election Of Thomes 3. Reed tsep1 over John NJ.
Goodwin DEM in spite of Republican dissatisfac-
tion The vote below is for Governor. In Sand
ford Mr Reed ran five votes behind his ticket, and
In scarborough four votes behind:
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REVISION OF CENTENNIAL RAILROAD RATES

The convention of general ticket agents re-
assembled yesterday morning, and continued It's session
until ! a. u when II adjourned 10 meet at S. Louis on
the second Friday In March next The following Ccute
MAJ rates are the dnal result Of its labors:
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GREAT MORTALITY IN SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH Ga, Sept. LITTLE total number
of interuent4 since last report 49, OF which 20
deaths were from yellow fever The Benevolent Asso
citation ask. aid assist them in providing for the sick
am destitute,
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'To-DAY's CONVENTION IN NEw-JERsEY.
TnrN.rnN n / Gcnf Tho DrInnrInIil


Electoral Convention will meet IN tile city tomorrow
Delegates are arriving in every train. The prospect s
that the convention will be a large ENGOy. Parker
IL spoken Of tonight oi the electors ~ hrse
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r1rNERAL OF MOSES Y. TILpNE.

HuDsoN, N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE funeral OF
Moses V Tden Gov. Tdens BROTHER, will take place at
New-Lc0anOn Oh Tuesday at IL O'Clock a. IN.
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'IAelnAiBg 3 scalteIlng 700.

BlDDEroRD, Me-, Sept. 11.--This city complete
gives John C. Talbot Dom.D for Governor, rs ma
jority and John NJ. Goodwin Dem.D for Congress
list District I43 majority over Thomas b. Reed
Hep.D Goodwin ran ahead Of bis ticket in every
ward.
EsTIAlATES IN MR.. HALE's DISTRICT.
ELLSWORTH Me-. Sept. 1f-Hancock County re-
turns show a Republican majority of 500. The
county was exactly tied in 1875. Washington
County indicates q Republican majority OF $50,
being gain Of 500 since 1875. The Knox Comfy
towns IN the Vth Congressional District will give
Mr. Hale nearly or qnite $50 majority and his ma
jority in Waldo County will reach 600. Mr. Hale's
majority must be almost OF quite 5000. being gain
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To philadelphia

All clets sold previous to Oct good for 60 days,
but those sold after that date viii expire Nov. 80.
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Of 600 on the vote of 1874. His majority in 1872
was 1888. In 1875 the district gave exactly 100
majority on the vote for Governor.
OF TIE CITIES.

FVIE OF I4IE OIIIEo'
BosToN, Sept. 1.-THE following is the vote of
several cities and towns this year, compared with
the vote OF 1875: