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DIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November S.-Returns
from 389 townships and wards, which
cast 43 per cent of the October vote, show
Hayes ahead OF TIlden 3,49l, but which
is Democratic gain Of 909. The same
rates of gain if kept up, would give Til
den 1000 majority. The strong Demo
cratic counties 10 hear from may increase
this estimste. The townships not heard
from gave 95&9 Democratic majority IN
October
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DEs MONIES, November s-Thirty
counties in this State give Hayes 30,9i0
majority, gain over last year Of S,622.
These counties cast about 45 per cent. of
the vote Of the State. Similar gains IN
the remainder Of the State will make
Hayes msjority in the State from $1,000
70 60Oo0. Ioss sends 10 the next House
9 Republican Congressman.
DEs MoIsEs, November S-.-Thirty-
two counties. casting two-fftbs vote Of
lows, gave Hayes 1882 majority. Re-
publican gain OF s,729. The State gives
Hayes over $4,000 majority.
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The London "Times'' on President
TtIden.

LONDON, November S-The Times
elsborately reviews the difficulties which
Mr.. Tilden will have to encounter, In
consequence of conflicting msjorities in
the Senate and House of Representa-
tiyes, and also because OF the claims OF
various sections of the Democrats for
Office patronage. II considers Governor
Tilden's antecedents guarantee against
his yielding to the pressure of the South
in favor of reactionary measures
and in any event it is more obvious that
there is, no danger of his asserting to
measures Of initiation or Reputation.
He moreover is too ssgacious to molify
bis foreign policy for the contentment OF
Irish Democrats There is no ground,
whether from financial or political
point OF view, for denying him
the confidence of Englishmen.
We are bound to respect the
clearly pronounced will of the Amer
lean people, and we cannot consider 1t
an unmixed misfortune for the Repub-
llcsns that they are temporarily COM
pelled to. breathe the bracing sir OF op-
position.
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CALAYORAIA.

san FKAsCIsco, November S.-Prom
partially Official returns, the Republican
nsjority in California is eslimsted a.
5000. No further returns this evening Z
from Oregon, which u conceded TO The
Republicans by email msjority. Scat
ter ne returns from Nevada leave no
doubt that the state has gone Republican
by fair majority.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

'ne Democratic majority in the pres
~ congress is 20. But in the next
'oas'ess 1t will be smaller. We have
'-1sfed some losses both at the October
-u November elections, but appear
-4Vss indicate that the Democrats still
's working majority in the House.
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Increasing the Durability OF Iron
Rails.

LEEDS, November S.-The Mercury
says that experiments are being made
with q process Tor increasing the dura-
bility Of iron rails, which promises the
greatest success. An eminent railroad
official has asserted confidently that by
the process iron rails can be made more
durable than steel, at an increase in cost
of only FIVE dollars per ton over ordinary
iron rails
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HAYES could not succeed unless he
should carry all SIX of these States, while
TILDEN's election was assured with any
one of them.
A dispatch from New York dated $3.50
P. NJ, but not received in Wheeling until
o'clock, confirmed the situation as above,
and stated that both parties claimed
all of the above States, thus making I'LL
psN's chances as six to one for HAYES.
This fact kept up Democratic confidence
without any perceptible tagging, and
offers TO bet that TILDEN would be the
President were freely offered but no
takers found.
And this is about the way the matter
stood until near 10 o'clock, when NOR
TONS dispatch from San Francisco to
Gov. HAYES, informing him that Call
fornis. Oregon and Nevada had cast their
votes for him was received. Dispatches fol-
lowed closely on the heels OF this that Wis
consln had gone for HAYES by majority
of about 1900. Louisiana and Florida
were then successively claimed
by the Republicans, and Democratic en-
thusissm sensibly diminished. a dis
match from Columbus announced that
the Republicans of that city were wild
with excitement, and that they were
serenading Gov. HAYES at his residence
as the President elect. In this city, the
Republican enthusiasm went up to the
boiling point. BY IL o'clock they were
nsrsdipg tho streets with fife and drum
and the "Communistic rabble" could not
hold candle to that "howling mob" for
the hideousness Of its noise-st least to
Democratic ears.
But our friends still clung 10 hope
that Nevada was ours; that Florida was
still to be depended upon, and that LOU
isiana had cast large major
ity for TI.pEN and HENDRICKS ii
her vote were honestly counted. AS the
conviction was firm that but one electoral
vote Tor one State) was required to make
T1LpEN's election sure, the Democrat:
KEEP. a stiff upper lip through the night
DISPATCHES from Louisiana showed
that the Republicans depended upon
throwing out returns in Louisiana II
order to turn that State into the HArE'
ranks. If this is done, the conviction IL
firm that the House of Representative
will not consent to its being counted
and that the election Of President
will be thus thrown into the House. In
this case, of course TILDEN will be elect
ed President, and the Senate woulc
make WHEELER Vice-President.
That's the way it looks at this writing
midnight.
S.-About one o'clock Florida came
IN booming for TILDEN, and then th'
Democrats took possession Of the streets
with music, torches and tornado o
huzzshs. 80 we 60, see-sawing.
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i 7 y
hinges on Florida; that the Republicans
have carried that state, and that the
electoral college stands: Hayes 1876, Til
den 1874.
A Tribune Washington special says
the Republicans have probably carried
North Carolina.
The Times declares Hayes is elected,
giving him lSh votes.
The Herald considers that Florida
will decide the election, and considers it
doubtful state,
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LAST Saturday,. Int.lLigencer an
-'-aced that the Republicans would be
~ on parade next Saturday evening, TO
's'eoFats their victory. We merely in
'4''' as to their route of procession. In
'-s direction Of the hesd-waters of Salt
River,
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The people refused to be led, in
voting, by the Wall street gamblers and
observation-disclosures sof Boss TWEED.
They have the knack of doing things
pretty much as they please, without re-
gard to attempted dictstiou from
money Bags"
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"RvLING PASSION STRONG IN DEATH.
The editor OF the Intetiigsncer, in an
a.1ncng the election returns. gasps
o'i Now for the post offices" 1t was
i'sylng on ais mind, YOU see.
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JAMES GoKEoN BENNETT, proprietor
9',e New York Herald, has q great
many warm friends hereabouts among
lie betting Radicals. They speak very
'2-mIy about him for misleading them
30 causing them to lose their money.
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Dispatch from TiIden's Private Sec
retary.

Special 70 Register.
New YORK, Noyember 81 A, M
Have one hundred and eighty-four votes
certain. Louisiana, South Carolina,
and Florida not settled. Louisiana
gives q large Democratic majority, but
efforts are being made to fslsify the re-
turns. Reports from Wisconsin are ia
vorable. No reports from the Pacific
States. w. f. PELToN.
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Now FOR that Panic which has been
promised by Radical newspapers in case
of Democratic success. We guess the
panic will be confined to the ranks Of the
Radical Office holders and their satellites.
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OUR Radical neighbor has discovered
LIS; at was the popular demand for q
Change and Reform" that hurled Grant
IN from power. I'VE told you So"
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THs darkest hour is usually just before
tsy From the darkness, politically AZ
:ts moment, we are entitled to very
bright hour soon.
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TaAr Isnguid, helpless, ssllow COM
plexiOned woBAn must use DR.. J. II =.
McLes.s Strengthening Cordial snd
Blood Purifier. 1t is exactly what you
want 10 vitalize, purify and enrich our
blood and give you back TIE boom Of
health again. DR.. J. II. McLssn's Office.
3l4 CBesLLut, st. Louis.
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H4RRlsoS county came up to the sup
port cl WILSON grandly. she gives him
Jso while she gave GoFF S36 IN October.
Vel done.
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"Now e, pc. wi,cer of our discomfort
-Sjs ...r ul hen further election
.g.u.tS .Yurs ~.
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OREGON.

SAN FR,xCIsco. Novemb Der s.-A dis
patch just received from Portland ssys
that Oregon is sale for 900 TO 500 Re-
publican majority.
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UPsHUR CoUSMY

D.S.
UPsHUR CoUNMY.
BUcKHAHSoN, w. Va, November 8.
Special to the Register.
Hayes majority in Upshur county four
hundred and fifty. eight. A Democratic
gain of sixty-four. M. S.
BERKELEY COUNTY.
MARTINsBURG, November.
Special to the Register.
Tilden's official majority in five dis
tricts of Berkeley is 288, Martins ma
jority, 2ll. The two other districts will
increase Tilden 100. g. j. F.
HARRISON.
CLARKsBURG, Nov. 8.
Special to the Register.
Wilson's majority in Harrison is over
800, against 336 for Gof. There have
been gains every place heard from.
wETZEL COUNTY.
NEW MAhTISSVlLLE, NOV. l.
Special TO the Register:
There were 374 votes cast here, 240 of
that amount being Democratic. The
Democratic majority in the District will
be about 100. Wilson is running ahead
of his ticket. Z.
BURTON, w. VA, Nov. 7th.
Special to the Register.
The following is the vote at Burton
precinct: Tilden 233, Wilson 2S3; Hayes
SO, Scott 83. Dem ocratic gain Al.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
FAIRvIEw, Nov. 8.
Special to the Register
VS. have not yet full and accurate re-
turns from the county, but Hayes major
ity is about 80, with two or three more
for Scott. COTS majority was 81.
The majority against Col. Ben Wilson
two years ago was ll6, so that Hancock
makes substantial gain all around.
CAMILLUs.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
CHARLEsTowN, November &.
Special to the Register.
From present returns Jefferson will
give TildeR eleven hundred majority.
ID. B. l..
RITCHIE COUNTY.
CAIRO, w. Va, November 8.
Special TO the Register.
Richie county gave Hayes lO7 ma
jority; SCOTS majority, 1856.
ID. Nc. 6.
BROOKE COUNTY.
WELLsBURG, November 8.
Special to the Register.
Full returns from Brooke county give
Tilden, GAL; Hayes, 496; Tilden's major
itv 145. WILSON, 62l; Scott, 5l5; Will
sons majority ll6. Pretty good for the
county that gave the district to Scott.
+.
DoDDRIDGE COUNTY.
WEST UNION, Nov. s.
Special TO the Register.
Wilson's majority in Doddridge county
will be about 40; Tilden's about 60,
TAYLOR COUNTY.
GRAFTON, November 8.
Special TO the Register.
Taylor county gives Lamon msjori-
ty of about 95 over Martin. At the state
election she gave Goff majority of 2l4
over Mathews. Thus does the Democ-
racy of Taylor endorse her fsvorite and
talented son, and exultantly ray OF him,
as Canning ofthe British commons, said
of his leader, William Pitt:
"If hushed are the whirlwinds which
ruffie the deep,
And our sky Is no longer with tempests
DETAINED,
When victory is DER shall gratitude
No! Here's one O. the heroes thatTl
weather the storm"
IT. NJ.
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TIIden's Eieettos Claimed.

LounyILLL November 6.-Heniy
W WAlt-rson is sddressIng a crowd bsiOis
tn, C0tr1tr-Journai Office. He claims
Tilden's election a. certain, with 200
electoral votes.
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BoY., you had better confne your
'ssijag to yesterday mornings papers
hey sre more cheerful than this morn
~.
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THE GENERAL RESULT.

The Democratic wave, over which
Democrats crowed 30 Justify yesterday
morning, seemed to have struck, later in
the day, hidden Radical rock, which
caused rebound. Several States, which
were at first conceded to TILDEN, seemed
to waver In the scale rs the later re-
turns came in. Florida, Louisisna,
South Carolina, Oregon, Nevada and
Wisconsin wero reported doubt.
full, and the States regarded IS GER
tam Tor TILDsS could foot up but ls4
electoral votes-one short of an election.
This gave our Republican friends inn
mense satisfaction, and at once trans
ferred the entire party of the city into
the howlingest of "howling mobs." Six
tesnth and Market streets, from the IN
telligencer office on the first, to the
RKGIsTER Office en- the latter, soon be-
came one scene Of surging, bowling hu-
manity. The air became literally dense
with the huzzshs of HAYES on one hand
and shouts for TILDKN ON the other.
Each successive dispatch read from the
counting room of either Office or bulletin
ed in the windows, was received with
dsafening cheers by the party that thought
it could extract even shadow of a ray of
comfort from it. The Republicans were
iubilant because of the rebound in their
feelings from sense OF profound depres-
sion, while the Democrats were still ag-
gressively confident. All evening the
case stood as follows:
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YESTERDAY morning the Republican
gapr,s =, gave up the result. This morn
asue Deuu,rstjc papers don't.
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NIGHT before last, the Democrats cele-
.s,ed. L4,t night the Radicals had the
Streets. Turn about, you see.
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LOUISIANA is Democratic beyond q
,.u, Whatever KEILodGs election re-
aiming boards may say.
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THE "howling mob WAS transferred
20 the vicinity of the iateELigen"sr office,
-. evening.
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TIE States OF both HAYES and
WHEELER took but little pride in their
.!svorite sons.
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Tag State. of TILDEN and HEN.
,S.cK, both stood handsomely by their
.svorite sons
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CrAgLEs FRANCIS ADAMS was not
.-r,at Governor OF Massachusetts,, and
ne Springfield Republican will mourn.
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Scorr's county sustained him after the
manner in which Ohio backed HAYES.
Rsther weak.
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LACONk IL.

Rad.-What's the news2
Dsw-TILDEN'S elected.
Rad-There'll be another war.
Drm.-We'll lick you like h-ll.
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~ warned TILDEN month ago TO
,am..te preparing bis inaugural.
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WYOMING TERRITORY

CHEYENNE, November s.-Latest re-
turns give Corbell Republican delegsts,
l 900 majority.
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The Yellow Eever.

SAVANNAH, November S.-Deaths
from yellow fever to-day six.
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OHIO hs. shabby way of backing up
a. ".syorite SON.
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R,ys. doubtful things are mighty un-
,ertsin,
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CONNECTICUT.

HAETYoRp, November 8.-Tildens
majority, with three towns 70 hear FROM
i 2,624.
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gs,oKE county behaved we'll toward
MLLsnN.
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DELAWARE

WILMrSGToS.-Ths Democratic ms.
iorities in this State will reach 2,oOO.
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FLORIDA.

LOUISVILLE, November S.-The fol-
lowing has just been received here from
Florida by John Van Horn, General
Superintendent of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, Louisville, at 1885
LAKE ECITY, FLORIDA, November g.
Alschua, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Colum-
bia, Duysl, Hamilton, Madison, Monroe,
Nassau, Putnam, Pswanee, Levy and
Marion report an aggregate Democratic
msjorltyEof S7S. We partially estimate
the Democratic majority in Mautel,
Hillsboro, fernando, Polk and Sumter
at $500. We estimate the Democratic
maiorities of counties west of Apalschicols
at 2,eOO. We estimate the remaining
counties at the majority OF 1874. This
secures Democratic majority of 1850.
[Signedl BRowNER'
Superintendent al augusta.
LACE CITY, November S.-The opin-
ion OF moderate men is that Florida will
elect the entire Democratic state ticket
by over 1000 majority. The Democratic
gains are large in all the counties, with
three or Tour exceptions.
A Tribune special gives the state to
the Republicans. 1t claims the election
OF Hayes by one vote There is in-
tense excitement in all circles, and
the streets in the vicinity OF news centres
are almost impossible.
%NEw YORK. 8 P. M.-Tbe latest dis
patches from Florida seem to indicate
that the Democrats have carried the
State by 1000 majority.
The Republicans claim Oregon by 500
to l,009 majority.
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REFORM Is necessary; SO the people
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The ELECTIONS.
WEST VIRGINIA,
WOOD COUNTY.

PARKERsBURG, November 3.
special 70 the Register.
Wilson's majority at the Court House
is nineteen, and in Clay district seventy
three; Walkers one hundred and in the
county about two hundred. The Cooper
vote here is one hundred and three,
ID. s.
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,,,otAer to-day ,Orti be partly cloudy,
u ,ort6er!v pinds, loUsr temperature
sad ram
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Bgy BUTLER will meet BEN. HILL in
Congress.
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R,y:. don't let your lips drop. 1t
NAV be al right yet.
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JEFFERSON county comes IN with i'ioo
u,ority for TILpEN'
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| $50 A WEEK M.,s or female. No no
s,eady WORK tnat wi ] bring you sas a
month at home, day or evening. Inven-
tor Union, l7s Greenwich b., View York.
| oefl0D
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,rr ,,m howl. 1t may be our time
asIt
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TnR question IS, Who will be the next
resident
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o,,v ROSTERS are taking a rest.
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at'hceliHa Geeister.

cold e,osed yesterday at losb.
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II Uss 3 Hsysey night.
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what the New York Papers OF this
Morning Say.
FOR TILDEN.

New YORK, November S.--The World
furnishes the following estimate of the
. electoral vote:
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r,,nrs', elected. No mistake.
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wgo goes up Salt river?
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tAdditional Despstchss on 4th Page >
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$50 NEAR yet 50 lar.
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.rur question IS, Shall we all iilumi-
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y.w YORK talks right
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FLoRlDA cheers US aH =
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.IloLp the fort, ifyou can,
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to doubt this result.
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VOL. II.
athceliHa Ge9ister.
qo.d e,o,ra yesterday at losI.
o,..,,otber to-day ,crt be partly cloudy,
:, ,o,tse1ly rOinGs ioUsr temperature
aad ram
FLoRIDA cheers US. aF Il
yrw YORK talks right.
$50 NEAR, yet so lar.
= vs,s Hsysey night.
wu, goes up Salt river
auoLp the fort ifyou can.
o,.O ROSTERS are taking rest. sr |
r,,Drx'. elected. No mistake.
,-r ,.m howl. 1t may be our time
aeIt.
,.sr..os county comes in with l., 100
u.ority for TILpES'
The question IS, Shall we all iilum'-
ate
Toy question IS, Who will be the next
resident
Boys, doubtful things are mighty un-
,ertsin.
Bs,oKE county behaved we'll toward
WILSON.
Ray: don't let your lips drop. 1t
NAV be al right yet.
,n ,rin meet Rem HILL in
Congress.
OHIO ha. shabby way of backing up
.,...ovorite SON."
REFORM -
Va "Srneu ilLDnN ~
'-~'-''
IEA"LE' FAANI's A a
''ri'l uo'eFHo' VI ~ -
lie SP''"sN''u 4''o''..,.'
LOUISIANA Is De"'0'' "''>
-'-'i Whatever N Il L'''
'-'"''a '"N'''
4HE o'"'e' u 'o'1 -.
"hHhLNN ''0H '
;, n,bicb Ohio backed HAYES.
3d. noor
.
THE "howling mob WAS transferred
Tag State. of TILDEN and HEN
,Rrg, b,,b stood handsomely by their
~
NIGHT before last, the Democrats ceIe-
t.s,at l4,, night the Radicals had the
streets. Turn about, you see.
YESTERDAY morning the Republican
gapv,s a, gave up the result. This morn
.,rue Democratic papers don't.
-,
-.M..r ..f hen further election
-,,g-ts .,y., in.
HARRISON county caiie ~ " ' f
Po" cI lLsoS grahdly' one E''o' ''
lysnJ,,a
OUR Radical neighoor mas "'sco'ei0N
'-A' I! was 'he Popuiai ue"''''1
'-'nse ana helorip' 'uas nu' ''0
'Hh Ua'N''' Hou' Il usN''''
-'!' FROM the darkness Poi''''A'''
'-' moment we are eh'''ieo "
,'s4' nour soon'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Eeetures ano nlsctinls.

nR. JOHN LORD will lecture in Thirteenth
tween 9th and 1thaves THIS (Fridayl EVENING. at
o'clock Subject: Martin Luther" Admission, 90 cents or
obtained OF WADE & CUMMING, ethaye and 2Sdst;
VIM MOIR, 9TH 23d-st; +. A. NEWELL.
727 Broadway at the door the above evening Price 81
rCHE ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the Children
of the Coored Orphan ASYLUM Will be held st their In.
ston Boulevard and 43st, May lS 10. ana 70 between
the hours of III a. and p. M.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Two LET.-$150, 5000, $500, 5000, 5000.
L FOR SALE.-Sl 800 500, so q, 5000, 81 900
DELIGHTFUL HOMES q hour from City Han. IN most
picturesque part NewJersey brio, and one stone
DWELLING g. extensive grounds abundance OF fruit nne old
shade, stables, 6c. Monthly rayuents"
j. X. HAY. 997 Gthave