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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-14

"A Wild animal got into Il cattle pen
at Brownsville and caused a stampede in
which four of the smaller cattle were trampled
on and killed outright.
FILLMORE.
The untimely arrival of a circus
demoralized the Sunday schools and knots
of corner loafers in Preston.
John Finckle, of Granger, was roll
ing piece of land when the seat upon which
he sat broke down, throwing him in front of
the heavy implement. His arm was
broken in three places.
The old settlers will get together at
Preston and rejoice on the 18th.
The sidewalks of Spring Valley are
being leveled up preparatory to the usual
number OF cases of Fourth of July jim-jams
CH1sAGO.
The streets of Rush City are in
filthy condition, and the village paper says
hog pen should be kept cleaner.
A centipede was found at the Dalles
of the St. Croix, recently. It is about four
inches in length, and is on exhibition at Tay-
lor's Falls.
Taylor's Falls brass bandits are daily
growing more skillfull, and by the coming
Fourth will be sufficiently advanced in music
to render them tolerable tooters.
Inc parish priest OF kuSn C'Ly mas
been slandered by a widow Murphy, and an.
nounces in print that unless she retract and
make due apology he declares her excluded
from the church and stamps her as low char
acter and destitute OF all honor.
Benson, Swift county, is yearning
for fire company.
The country around Appleton, Swift
county, is settling up rapidly with solid, sub
stancial farmers from Wabashaw and Goodhue
counties, and on nearly every quarter section
breaking plows are at work turning up the
the virgin prairies.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-04
GENERAL NEWS

There were % yellow feve. inter-
ments at Savannah yesterday.
Another call for ten millions Of
bonds will prob.biy be Issued in Il
week.
Philip b. Fouke, formerly Repre-
sentative in Congress from Illinois,
died yesterday IN Washington.
The Moody and Slnkey meetings
at Chicago have opened very success.
fully, the attendance being very large.
They will continue for three months.
Naval Surgeon John L. Clark, sta.
toned at fort Royal, ). g., states
not one case Of yellow lover has ap-
peared uponanY OF the U. s. vessels
tACte.
The | S. Circuit Court at ST. Louis
has confirmed the recent sales OF the
Missouri Pacific and Atlantic and
Pacific Railroads. This action. it is
understood, cuts of all claims OF
stockholders.
A report from Vienna that Russia
and the United States have concluded
treaty for the session to the latter of
| the port of Okhotak, etc, is news to
our State Department, (Which never
heard of such Il trea'y excepting
| through the newspapers"
The election in Colorado was held
yesterday. The.returns indicate Re-
publican galas on the vote of 1874.
and the Republicans claim the new
State by 1000 majority. The chairman
of their State Committee claims a
Republican majority of 40 in the Leg
! islature:
General Banks was renominated for
Representative in Congress yesterday
by the Republican Convention of the
Fifth Massachusetts District. His
nomination was effected on the 18th
ballot. when he received 4S votes to
80 for Cummings, and 2 scattering
Edward Avery, of Braintree, was
nominated for Congress yesterday by
the Democrats of the Second NIassa.
chusetts District.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-04

cratic party,we repeat, that the Hayes
managers are conducting their campa-
ign, but aginst the very substance of
the Constitution. 1t is not the Re-
publican party that great Democratic
victory must necessarily destroy; it is
the bad and revolutionary leaders who
have used that party to effect their
evil purpose in the past; who have
triumphed over the character and de-
graded the fame of Grant, and in
whose merciiess hands Hayes, could
he be elected, would be as thing of
wax.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-04
WEIIHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, Ia. NJ
PROBABILITIES,

In the Middle States and New Eng
land, falling, followed by rising bar
ometei, warmer southwesterly winds,
vecring to west and northwest, partly
cloudy weather, and in the ngtAern
portions, areas, Of light rain.
The daily gazette., 1876-10-04
Caution Against limitations.

The proprletors Of Benson's Capcinc Por
ous Plasters have found 1t necessary to warn
the public against bogus articles that are
offered tnem, under the name of "Cdpsican"
"Cdpsicum" as b ing the same as Capcine;
genuine in their effect or composition and
such limitations are calculated to injure the
excellent remedial qualities OF BeDson's Cap
cine Porous Plasters. The unparalleled sue
cess of this famous and vigorous medicinal
combination has stimulated unscrupulOus
individuals TO issue articles under the above
similar sounding words. 10 further protect
the consumer we have cut the word cap
cine" in each Plaster. Their powerful vege-
table properties afford instant relief and in
sure quicker cure than any known medi-
cine. They contain no metallic or mineral
poisons and are superior in Their effects to
electricity, and more certain Price 20 cents
The daily gazette., 1876-10-04
IMPORTANT TO EVERY FAMILY

RheumatisT, Sc'atica, Neuralgia. PIellrisy
Spine and Hip Diseases Inilammatons, Kid
Pains and stitches, External Nerve Disor-
defs. Nervous Action of the Heart, Severe
Coughs. Crick in the Back. .Sprains. Weak
ness of the Back. Jcints. Muscles or : ides,
Lamenes !. Stiffness OF thc Joints or Muscles,
and All malaG'cs in which Porous Plasters are
valued a'e 10y Benson's Capcine Porous Plas-
tors instant : reiieyel and quickly cured
Bensons Cgpcine Pfrous Pastors arc II great
and NJ cdod Improvement uvcrt the SLOW action
ufthe orai.nrs arIi.io They effect in few
hours Tint whicE cher Porous Paters re-
quire dayB a.d we:,; Il continuous wear Il
accomaii.h. Ihty witt po, i,isely ceri dis
casca whirl o.i4r S'Mpy rel .ey5. They are
pureIf ase.@lia 'i 10 not c1u.G' '0 metallic
Or min "a po'so1 Iherac'it. II ..81lo'i3i
90 elfct-;cjt", lao.e roso'4sl Tty t-em
Pace - ...4I..
The daily gazette., 1876-10-04

5to 10 pounds at 20 cents per hundred
to Z0l pounds, " cents per hundred; t
tons. $40 per ton. Special rates for large
otinntities. Eastern ice only.
4anrIiJtf a. y. CoSROtV 6. son,
, 1876-03-12
MASONIC,
IDD1E REVENUES.

1ethe Editor Of TIE CHICAGO Tribune:
CmcAao. March 10-In last Sundays TRIBUNE
lnoticed TINT in answer to correspondent rs
10 the aims and objects Of this Order you Lad
obtained the following reply from member;
Is .s ara to cultivate the fratern:1 coufteses anu
amenities alleviate suffering, succor tae
s: At tho bedside Of TIE SICK for ne orpha
Ed widow.
He might have also added that tho motto OF
Ihe Order vas 4 Friendship, Charity, End be-
nevolence, that the ideas Intended to DO con-
vered BIZ and permeating the entire rituat' tend
ed to se1f-sacridc:ng friendship,-that to aim to
do Ill that was good, noble, aud patriotic shoulo
b mans highest ambition.-that admission 10
the Order did not open up to h1m any
special avenues for profit or gain, either present
Or p1os,ectiye,-that the Order honored hlln
Ind no: be the O1der,-that association Win It's
membership was to become one OF hund1eos OF
thousands who through the length and breadth
Of this country, in England. in Canada and IN
The ialands OF the seas, possessed hearts thai
throbbed in gyupathy,-who vorsniped around
sur common altar, accepting one doctrine, 'Ihe
fatherhood OF God and the brotherhood OF
Man. men who, recognizing the solemnlty o1
heir Obligation,
Still to 4 atricken brother true.
Whatever cline hath nu5turd 1e him.
STOPPED to heal the wounded Jew,
The worshiper Of Gezizim.
Hemight have replied that 1'ythiaD knighthooo
eodearorcd to emulate the teachings OF inc
Valiant Knight from which the Order taxes It's
name, and that, while modern times DO nor p1e-
tent instances OF acts OF deEoslon ptecisetJ
nm1iar, get they are not "anting ~ aounu ~
opportunity for the performance or deeos uo
less heroic or less worthy Of emulation: dao he
nid thil be would not have been fulsome-he
, 1876-03-12

Following is the report OF the oec'eta41 ~
Odd-FeNous' Bonevolens Society 1os 1ne 7lA
months ending March L: ,,c
Nr,nher oY certificates in force sept. l. 1875
Nnnber Of certificates accepted in six months 81
, 1876-03-12

s..ar ~ Certificates in force Sept. l.
Number Of certificates accepted IN SIX mon'nS'' - -
A&SA'1fs Date Amount
O, dcath, Of benefit.
= x,-o,na ,fascontah ILL.,. Sept. ~. 1875
6. Huthm.eher. Gr.rower. Ill sept r. 1s3s 1872 35s q
b, Rosen, Bayou Sara, La: Sept ~ o.! lS.2 5IS is
+ r. otto' Canton. MISS. Nov H. ls!s '2.ass
C,W.R. .Nimmerstedt, Chica2oO yet. ~ 1e2 9os ~
D Herturth, Chicago, H.. Nov e5 1919 1,ooo.o.
B.neft to the widows and orphans. Scat1
Average benefit to each member ol tns ., ~ oh
81 81 n, making the average eost per n''nsA' ~
memter IS cents. =. ~. ;,s,,r.ora
"1 Ike same amount Of insurance In . me-lnsu13ae0
company would cost S3.31.
GRAND LODGE OF CH1L1.
c;.,,o +bo organization Of the Grand Lodge OF
f,,;1; 1ast November by the Hon g: a: nogap,
S4it Sa1t Grand Sire. the fraternity OF Chlil nave
saooead a demonstration in honor OF tne oieo
t;ng,1;shed founder OF the order III tnas reLl
i;c On tho evening Of Jan. tna !,n p;lus'pa. 20"
members Of the s 9fdef ef le Lodge No
g Vo1naraiso. and, after the installation ol sne
oe;cera had been conducted by r. u. 51e Losnu, ~
aud he had delivered an eloqusns aoa o1eo.nt
g. Of No, 8 presented to MN an eAoS ,r;th
gold jewel, about ~ 1c4ss VS., N in % the centre,
a1p,o1nded sur by wreath; and bearing e1so, sn'
omb!ems Of the Order and it's pllncipa1 mo'Io'
~ tha reyerse ia the following Inscription
presented by Leayenworth Lodge, 40. tsor %, =
n O. r. Of the Republic Of Chill, to b1odaei, =,
the Hon c. 4. Logan. q. 5. Minister 10 cni ~ ~ ~
sn1raciation Of bis zeal and fratetnal care ~ eo
4shi;sh;nc our beloved order in this country.
T,ha presentation address was elegantly en-
rrnssad nnou parchment, and contained hana"
some and well-deserved tribute to the reclplens.
TIE occasion called forth an addresa 11on
prother Logan, which vas repleto with nonle
ans,;ments. and vas received with great ap-
z,5.nss There followed q banquet. at when M
!nanv distinguished guests not members o1 me
nrday waro present. There seems to be- even
rasson To believe that the fraternity Will become
nmn'arous and influential in the Republic OF
| Chill.
GENERAL H1NTh. -.
T G. Smith, Grand Scribe, e1empllaoo tne 15.: 70
| ,ret svork Of the EDcampment Degrees to 1lll
nois Encampuaent No. on Friday evening 'as''
| 1osenh 4. Mccartney is travelling thIonst
| rentnckv and Tennessee in the interest,"
i1essrs. Wadhams l. Round5, regaha manu1ac
| turers.
n,ha Hon. J. 2. Jones, Grand Master OF Wis
oons;n. called upon p. G. N. Sherman last weeE
] =. reported things in Wisconsin In hounsh1n
condition.
Al. Wasgeneg has besn elected Chief. Cap
, 1876-03-12
The Art OF c-n1aNtug-Numcr0u
S.trresfinnH from Lnd3ch of ,ElYfEs

Tho t. Memoirs and Correspondence OF Caro-
line Herschel" sister OF Sir William anq au4s 1, o.
S;r John Herschel, is 3 volume by alrs: John
Herschol, announced for publication by u. Ap-
n1atnn X Co,
, 1876-03-12

Ksnsas City and Denver Fast H.
St. Louis and tiprin3fieid Hx....
St. LOUIS, Springfield + ToxAs--
Peoria Day ExrresH..-...--.-:..,
Chicago & Paducab Railroad x.
Etre4tpr, LAcon. Washington Ek,
Joliet / Dwight Accommodation A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
The Election Returns.
HOW THE RETURNS WERE REoEIvED-1Ncl
DENTS, DC.

HOW THE RETURNS WERE REoEIvED-INcI-
DENTS, &c.
At an early hour last evening, both Re
publicsns and Democrats assembled at
their respective headquarters, and anxious
ly awaited election news from Ohio and In
diana.
The Republicans had made arrange
ments at considerable expense, in which the
Democrats refused to join, to receive the
Associated Press dispatches. The tele-
grams began to come in by 10 O'Clock, with
favorable leaning towards the Republi-
cans, and as each gain was announced en-
thusiastic cheering followed.
The Democrats had to collect their news
as they could best pick it up, one not
very creditable plan, being by emissaries
sent to the Republican headquarters, and
mingling with the crowd to hear the returns
read and then trot oyer to the Democrats
with it, Besides this they had few private
kilograms to some individual member, and
sometimes got some news from the Herald
office. In this manner they managed to ex-
tract sufficient Ito enable them to make a
faint cheer every now and then, and once
they even got so full Of John Brown patri-
otism, that they really gave his soul the cred
it of still " marching on, in hearty song.
About midnight disturbance arose between
Republican and Democrat in saloon at
the corner CT Sixth and Market streets, and
both agreeing to fight it out, ring was
formed, and soon the Democrat was horS de
combat. just then a policeman came and
arrested the Republican Of course. About
2 O'Clock the crowds retired, without know
ing much more about the election than
| when it commenced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
The Ohio Figures.
HOW THINGS LOOK AT ooLUMBUs-THE GAINS
FOR BARNES KEEP HIM AHEAD.
Associated Press Teleqrart,

HOW THINGS LOOK AT ooLUMBUs-THE GAINS
FOR BARNES KEEP HIM AHEAD.
Associated Press telegram
COLUMBUS, Oct 11.-Further returns from
the country show continued Republican
gains, which still keep Barnes somewhat
ahead of the gains made by Bell in the
large cities. 1t now appears that if the
same ratio is kept up in the remaining half
of the country the Republican gains will
more than Offset the loss in Cuyahoga coun-
ty and make the Republican majority in the
State about 1000.
John G. Thompson, Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee comedies the
State to the Republicans.
The election of Matthews, Rep, for Con-
gress over Banning in the Second District,
leaves the estimate of the result in the
Congressional Districts the same as given
last night-namely, Republicans IL, Demo-
Gratis s-a gain Of Republican Congress-
men.
The summarized returns from Hamilton
county show that BoynJon, Republican can
didate for Supreme Court Judge runs ahead
of Barnes, nearly 800 votes, and carries the
county by 66S. Boynton also runs ahead of
Barnes in Cuyahoga county 400 votes. The
Republican majority in Cuyahoga county,
(Cleveland,) on Secretary of State Is 1929,
on Supreme Court Judge 1929.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Local Brevities.

Rah for Ohio
Sunset at b.25.
Buy Webb tile.
Sunrise tomorrow at 600.
Moon rise tonight at 1.29
Diamond State Loan this evening.
Buy Hayes Tlden hat at Dubelrs.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE is printed tonight
Donahoe sells children's shoes very cheap :
also, misses and ladies' shoes.
Fall overcoats made to fit in the pocket at
Gouert d Co.'S, 10 E. 4th street.
Four fast steam presses turning of jobs at
the COMMERCIAL job printing office.
Murray d Bro. make specially of fine GUS
tom work at their shoe store, No. 107 w. I'd St.
Mr. James Corrie, dentist, in Baltimore,
writes " have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
personally and in my family for two or three
years, and am prepared to say that there is
nothing to compare to it as remedy for
Coughs, Colds, etc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Levy Court Action.

THE ASSESSORS SWORN IN-THEY ARE TO en-
TER on THEIR DUTIEe-THE COLLECTORS
DUPLICATES PERFECTED.
The Levy Court of this county met at
New Castle, yesterday. The Assessors,
elected last Tuesday, appeared before the
Court, and were sworn in. They will enter
upon their duties at once, the assessment
of 1877 being the general" one, made ev-
cry four years.
The Court also ordered the Clerk, Mr..
Springer, to correct one Of his multifarious
''clerical errors by which the names OF
eight voters in White Clay Creek, though
put on the assessment, last Spring, by order
of the Court, had not had, in the collect.
or's duplicates, any amount Of valuation ol
tax placed opposite them, making it impos
sible for the men to pay any tax to the col
lectOr,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
PhiIzdeIphla Markets.
AssOciGted Press Telegram.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-Coffee in fair de-
mand at 15@1S16c Laguyra 17@1S15c ;
Java 21@22c.
Cuba molasses nominal at 32c Cuba su-
gar firm 81s@91sc for family refinery.
Mess pork at $175O@17.75 beef hams
20@23c picked ham 1296@1Sc shoulders
in salt 7sl@8c.
Lard 1096@11c.
Flour dull extra $4C94. S715c spring
wheat, extra family, $6.5O@7 winter
wheat, $5.70@625 patent $7.5O@8.25.
Rye -four s4.5O@4,75.
Brandywine corn meal 1924.
Wheat, Western and Penna red $1,000
1.29 amber $1.25@1.2S white 81 $50
1.35
10000 bushels rye sold on secret terms.
Corn quiet mixed 5615@56Ic and
5000 bushels yellow sold at SIC.
Oats dull Ohio 3S@34c Western white
95@41c.
Refined petroleum steady at 25sl@26c.
Whiskey S1.15
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
New Advertisements, TO-day.

Notice-Otley Vernon
Wanted-Girl to go to the country
Steamer Falcon-Benj Nields, Proctor
List of unclaimed letters
Public sale of machinery, etc
Grand Opera House-Richings Bernard
License applicatiOn-Joseph orme
Funeral Notice
For sale-Small wood stove
Pocket knives-Billany
Butchers scales-Billany
Coal yard-J B Conrow d Son
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup-Brevity
Dubell-breviuy
Donahoe's brevity
Fine custom work-Murray' brevity
Fall vercoats-brevity
BTevity-Webb
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
associated Press Telegram.

REPORTS OF GENERAL bEPUBbICAh GAlNb-
PROBABILITY THAT TIE REPUBLIcANs CAP
TURE 1T.
associated Press Telegram.
CINoINNATI, Oct. lilo, A. NJ. - Not
enough returns from West Virginia have
been received here to form any estimate.
The Democrats claim the State by five
thousand majority. 1T gave 9,SSS last cleo
tion.l
WHEELING, ". Va, Oct. 1.-THE ticket
voted for yesterday was long one, and i'll
most places the count Was abandoned until
this morning. The returns at this writing
are very meagre but as far as received show
Republican gains.
Brooks county gives about its usual Dem
ocratic majority Of 100.
Taylor county heretofore strongly Demo-
cratic gives 800 Republican majority.
Two townships in Wetzel county show
Rep. gains.
Cameron township, in Marshall county,
shows Req. gain of 1O5 over the vote Of
1874.
Three Townships in Berkeley county give
260 Democratic majority, Democratic gain
Of $50.
Mason county, partial returns indicate
about 15O Republican majority, a large Re-
publican gain.
Jefferson county gives about 800 Demo
cratic majority, Dem. gain.
Greenbrier county gives an increased
Democratic majority.
Mineral ,unty gives heavy Democratic
majority.
Wood cobpty gives about $50 Democratic
majority. A
No returis Rave been received from
Ohio county but it is supposed to be carried
by Goff, Rtpubhcan for Governor, Re-
publican gain. These reports are from pri
vate sources and official returns may en-
tirely change them.
Adjacent townships in Ohio county show
heavy Republican gains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
From Indiana.

RETURNS FROM 1876 DISTRICTS IN 46 COUNTIES
FAVOR THE REPUBLICANS.
Associated Press Telegram.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11.-Returns from 1856
townships and wards, in 46 counties, give a
net Republican majority of 2S1s. The same
places in 1874 gave net Republican ma
jority of 53S, and in 1872 net Republican
majority of 1404. The gain over 1874 is 1880,
and over 1872 is 914.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
THE DAYTON CONGRESS DIsrRIow.

DAYTON, O., Oct. II. 2.4Oa a. m.-The re-
turns, as indicated by the latest report show
a Democratic majority.in Montgomery coun-
ty of 13OO and in Darke county of 1000.
Preble county has Republican majority
of 400, and Green county Republican ma
jority OF 1900.
The vote is very close but the election of
McMahan, Dem, to Congress is thought
probable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
VIEWS OF THE oINoINNAr1 PAPERS.

CINoINNATI, o., Oct. 1.-THE Enquirer r
(Democratic) says the result in Ohio is 30
close that nothing definite can be given this
morning. II the Republicans have carried
the State their majority is not likely to
reach beyond that OF last year.
WHAT THE GAZETTE" SAYS.
The Gazette estimates the Republican ma
jority in Ohio at from 5000 to 5000 and
Indiana Republican by 5000 to 5000.
W. s. Holman, Dem, for Congressman,
is probably defeated, in Indiana, Republi-
can gain.
The Republicans claim gain of perhaps
10 and certainly 8 Congressman in Ohio and
Indiana.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Autfcfs.


NJOTICE-OTLEY We NON, WILL HAVE ON
IN his Stalls in the / bird Street Market, Sat
urday morning, let OF pork sausage, scrapple, &c,
which he will dispose OF at reasonable rates He has
attended the Wilmington markets for many years,
and is noted for sellirg articles of the very best
quality ui course Re will be gad to see all his old
friends and host of new ones on this occasion
octll-3t
MOTICE-i, JOSEPH ORME, DO HEREBY
In give notice that shall apply to Judges of the
Court of General Sessions OF tue Peace and Jall
Delivery of the State of Delaware, in and fer the
county Of New Castle on Monday, the Goth day of
November next, being the tirst day of the Novem-
Der term, A. d. 1876, Tor a license to keep inn or
tavern, at Penns! lvania Avenue, between DUPONT
and Scott Streets known as the Pennsylvania Ave
nue. House in the 18th Ward. of the city of Will
mington, County and State aforesaid to sell ntox-
eating liquors in less quantities than quart TO
be drunk on the premises and the following free
holders of the said ward recommend the said appi-
cation, to-wit:
Edward Mcdowell, r. B. Wisdom,
Jame Mcintyre, b. +. Perkins,
John II. Cleaden, Neil Green,
w. o. Foord James McCaffery,
VIM. s. Watt, Patrick Cathcart.
Walter Camperson, James Dougherty,
John Donoghue, Christopher Marsden,
Louis Bartholomew, Andrew Stewart,
Richard Walker, Adrian Hughes,
William Hamilton, Hamilton Stewart,
j. A. Fighter, Samuel Montgomery,
George Ainsworth, James Cusick,
Samuel b. Baylis, John Hartm n
William Kirk,
oct11-.t JOSEPH ORME.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
The second ohio District.

DEMOCRATIC CLAIM OF AnsooUNT-IT DOES
NOT APPEAR.
Associated Press Telegram.
CINoISNATI, o.. Oct. 1.-THE Democrats
are claiming miscount in the Banning and
Matthews votes, which would give Banning
95 majority, but this cannot be discovered
in the tables now at hand.
According to thereturns at hand Matthews
has 8 majority.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11

REPUBLICAN GAIN OF 14,5GO IN THE STATE
INDICATED BY RETURNS NOW RECEIVED.
associated Press Telegram.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 11.-Union Co.
complete gives a Republican majority of
236, Republican gain Of 40.
One hundred and thirty four precincts
heard from give nett Republican gain of
1850. Corresponding gains in the State
would give Harrison, Republican, for Gov
ernor, gain of 14,5OO, as compared with
the vote of 1874.
SECOND DISPATCH.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l1.-11.15, a. m. The
returns from 164 townships and wards in so
counties give net Republican majority of
1852. The same place in 1874 gave net
Republican majority Of 151 and in 1875
net Republican majority of s52.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
FURTREa RRPoRTs-BARNEs STRIKES AN IN
FORTUNATE STREAK, BUT HAS THE COUNTRY
TO FALL ON.
The CINCINNATI Vote.

RFPUBIcANs ELECT BEST PART OF THE HAM-
ILToN COUNTY TICLEI.
Associated Press Telegram.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 11.-In this county,
the Republicans elect the Sheriff, County
Clerk, Recorder and Commissioner. The
Democrats elect the balance of the ticket
The Gazette charges that the vote of this
county Of 1896 against 4s, 597 in 1876, is
an evidence of fraud.