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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-27

WHAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE?-
Did you ever notice the difference be-
tween the appearance of man and
woman on a not summer day? 1t is one
of the strangest things in nature. You
meet man and you see him hopping
the sweat from his face, which in color
would shame beet, digging the dirt
from his eyes, his collar wilted, his coat
wet through, and in answer to
your inquiry, he says: "Hot!
should rather think So" and then
he proceeds to regale you with
history of his troubles how the rubber
in his suspenders has melted and run
down his back-how he could wiring bar
rels of persplration from his shirt-how
his flesh Is evaporating like dew from
the flowers-how he has been sleeping on
the grass-how the very pavements have
scorched his boots, parboiled his feet,
and finally winds up by exclaiming he
never saw anything like it."
At the next corner you meet lady,
and Just mark the contrast. Elegantly
dressed, cool and smiling, with dainty
color, iaunty tie, hair nicely combed
eyes bright, spotless kid, no dust, no pres
piration, no exclamation, no scrubbng
of the face, but everything apparently AS
pleasant and comfortable as on calm
cool, delicious day in autumn. She don't
hurry u bit, but walks leisurely along
stopping now and then to admire
the beautiful sights i'll the windows, usin
her purasol rs an ornament rather than
protection, and by some peculiar edgerde-
main always escapes the crowds which
envelope and almost strangle less tortu-
nate mortals. She never makes An en-
quiry about the state OF the thermometer
never looks longirgly at soda fountains
nor squsnders her currency for iced sher'
~ or mint juleps. She is never IN
hurry and does not dash frantlcaiiy fol
the shade Of every slip of awning on the
street and stand there waiting fora cloud
to obscure the sun, and yet how she al
ways manages not only to keep, but tc
look SO enticingly, SO luxuricu,iy con-
tented, is what the whole of us cant lind
| out
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-27

SPECIAL TEEM.-A special term OF
the Circuit Court Of Marshall county
meets to-day for the transaction mainly
of chancery business.
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THE conundrum now is: "What is the
news from st. LOUISE"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-27

WE shall have full fresh and prompt
reports from st. Louis, daily.
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PERSONAL - Auditor Bennett has
gone 10 the ST. Louis Convention.
David Hrrris il the name Of the new
catcher Of the Standard base bali club.
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AN Illinois Judge has decided that a
washing bill cannot be collected.-A. }.
Sun. 20 gSt -...
A great many Wheeling washer
women csnie 70 that conclusion some
time ago.
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THE value of Presidential campaign
to brass bands is almost unestimable.
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The new Atlas Hotel, Philadelphia
Pa, will furnish meals a Ia carte from Is
cents upwards, and lodging at $l.uO Per
day.
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FOR bargains attend now the forced
sale OF Dry Groods ami Carpets Of
J. ". EKrln
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The Circuit Court adjourned yester
day until July 9Th.
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NOTICE stock of pry
Goods and Carpets At forced sale by
j ". FERREl
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The Court of Appeals meets at s
clock this morning.
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BEST Pittsburgh Ale and Beet L,ouor,
Al john GEBHAErs.
South Wheeling
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1HE Omnibus Company has few
more busses 10 hire on the Fourth
Call and see them.
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THE place 10 get the best shoes Tor the
least money is nj l. V. Blends.
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The committee of Daughters Of R..
beccs on Picnic are requested 10 NEE,
on "Wednesday evening, June 18th =,
the Lodge room.
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THE PISTOL.
Prospects OF Another Victim OF the
Deadly Weapon Sleeping the sleep
that Knows no Waking.

Prospects Of Another Victim OF the
Deadly Weapon Sleeping the sleep
that Knows NO Waking.
Saturday night the steam ferry boat
plying between the shores of West VIr-
ginia and Ohio, i. e. from West Wheel
ing to South Wheeling, left the former
place on the usual Saturday night
"axcurt." On board were quite q
motley crew, composed chiefly of
the sterner Sex-men who stop not
at trifes, and who are ever ready
for fracas of any nature whatever, and
who usually traverse the pathway of life
armed to the teeth. Among the crowd
were one "Boston," OF West Wheeling,
and an unknown party from Martins
Ferry. who ecameinvolved in broil on
the boat, and "Boston" was struck by the
man from Martins Ferry with pair of
"knucks" and telled to the floor, the
aggressive party attempting to follow
up the same with few kicks, or some
thing of like nature. The man "Bos-
TOM however, WAS too quick, for him, and
while down drew pistol and fired, the
shot taking effect in the back Of the neck,
disabling the attacking party. Great ex-
element ensued, and the friends of the
wounded man were loud in
their demonstrations in favor Of
lynching "Boston." The officers of the
boat, Notwithstanding the tremendous
mob opposed to them, succeeded in stow
ing "Boston" away, beyond the reach of
his opponents, and thus Lot only saved
the life of the man, but also quelled the
disturbance for the time being. AT last
accounts the wounded man was not ex-
pected to survive, the physicians pro-
nouncing the wound fatal. The ball
could not be found.
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The thermometer indicated 81 in the
shade yesterday afternoon.
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case in charge

The Standard asks our people that the
buildings be tagged" or, IN other
words, tina, onr citizens lose their srdor
and grow feeble in their obserylree Of
the Fourth. Why, and il So how many.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-27

GREAT BARGAISs-A ,.r closing out
of the immense stock OF g., Gcrt Nhi
Carpets Of D. W. fsKSRELs,
Cor. Main and Twrutieth slrr.t..
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CONTINENTAL Suits for rent At l22l
Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-27

SELLIss shoes regardless Of coat Il L
V. Blonde.
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days at prices which will defy comna,
ton. Look at the following As few
samples:
Ladies Is Last Balls u,o
Ladies' l6 Last Cong. iV
Ladies' fine Phil. Balls yG
Misses Ane Phil. Balls W ~
Misses asst Nor. Balls -. -"
Misses CUR (best quality Balls 2SS
Infants Pink Button and Balls =
Mems fine Cong. and Alexis Tie, ls.,
than cost. Call soon and secure thu
above bargains at JERRY CLEMENS.
THERE was another large and en,hw;.
astic meeting of the B. T. +. N. y. Al
1925 Main street last night, which Wa,
largely attended by the young men Of
the city. They will pass through the
principal streets on the night of the "a
to Martial music, and expect to make a
good appearance. They have already
enrolled nearly $50 members and eApec,
TO have many more before the time Of
the parade.
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DoNT forget the races to-day, at the
Fair Grounds.
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NEW YORK, June 2G.--Cotton Mar
ket dull at l2@l2 3l6c; futures quiet
bu. steady; June Il 25-32c; July II 25-52
all IL Ice; August II 81 BE, Septem'
Der II 29-324H l5-l6c; October ia
IL 25-32c. FIour--AMket dull but
strongly in buyers favor; receipts E'.cc
barrels; No. 2 q 26(dD3 90; superbns
western and state So 60t94 10; common
70 good extra 81 J0(a4 90; good 10 choice
So OOlG5 80; white wheat extra " 'bta
I I rs; extra Ohio - 76Gg7 o.; 81. lo1n
| So 0Otas75. Rye Flour steady. Corn
Meal More dong. Wheat Re up"
| S27G. 900 bushels; moderate demsnd No.
! spring 81 2O(a,tl 81 ungradei DO Il ~
al 20; MOI Milwaukee 81 H. Rye
Quiet; State 90C99Bc. Bsrley--Ffm al
94Ca sc. Steady. Corh-Q"'''
receipts l2l,OO0 bushels; western n'i"''
damaged and heated 1904; mixed De-
grade 54c. Oats-Moderate inquiry ahd
prices unchanged. Hay and HoPs-'n'
changed. COfee-Quiet; Rio cargo.
I5IGSlSic. Sugar Quiet; fair 10 goa
refining 7i(a,sc; prim" Sc. Noise"
and Rice-Quie.. Pc,roleum-Qui"';
crude SIC; refined l6ic; In ca'es lsFe
2lSc. Rosin-Quiet at u t''g' 80.
Turpentlne--Quist At 3Oc. 'Esgs-Qli"t
western l7G20c Pork-Frm Mt *lsD
6Is 40 Beef-Long clear western mid
dies IOic; do city l0i@l0jc. Lard
Dull: prime stssm Sll 40Sll ~. But
tsr-Quie.; western now iSt9i4c. Cheese
Quiet st 4(Sl0ic. Whbky--Quis, ard
firm at 81 Ibid, regular.
CHICAGO, June 26.-flour--' quiet
and unchanged. Whest-In fair de-
msnd but at lower rsles; No. z ChIc'so
spring 81 on spot or seller Ju"s; u "
seller July; 81 64t@l OF SELL r::Aasa''i
No. 2 S9tc; rejected tic. Cot.-fIIm'
No. 2 I6ic spot; Al bid seller June
4s.c bid seller July; 4Gic bid seller Az,
gust. Osn-Quiet but steady; No. :
spot, seller June sad July 2sci seller Az
gus, and rejected nc. Rye-In fair de-
mand nj 6Sta69c. Barley-FIrm Of ~
SPOT; 6sta5s4c seller July. PORK
Steady Al tl9 lOsls Is SPOT SIS s|s
IS ga seller July. Lrd-otesdy "
IL l5csll % spot Sli'l6Sll u 'e, ,oi
July. Bulk heau-SeadyG 7f9lt
9lOic. Whsky-Quiet with '''7 "
81 10
Call board w heat-cIoIns se'rf -
81 O3i(a,1 O3f seller July; 81 OFT 'shs'
August. Com Quiet At 46tts45tc sr'-
Ter July; 4Stts, 4sic seller August Va"
-Quist and lower 1t 2lic seller Juns "
July.
tn.urr.-,. June q. Cs,ton- Quie'
At IItc Floar--Dull ut % Oote5 %
Whes.-DuiI ri 81 02fSl 16 Corn
s,e.dv NJ Ista4sc. Osts--Duil 1t 800
S9e Rye-Quiet 81 Is s76c. Pork
buil .. 80 90. Lard Dali; steam y y
kettle ia(4l3tc. Bulk Asat-Flfm
shoulders ne; clear RIB i0cj slesr lofs
IOyc B.con-Qaiet e. si@10ttelits
! ni6Iiic. Whisky-Pirm n 81 ~
Butter-Pirm; choice wesssrn reserve -
sHiss.F.s.e.dy; i.il Seood iigM IS q
e6 sS; heavy Sc ioS6'%
CIrysLAsp, Juss 2s.-Pssrolsan-
Unchanged and demand good; .tAbds ":
White ii00 tat, i2c; prime whiss 10"
test, isc.
| NV Yosx, June Is Dry Goods
4 Business quiet in nearly ell department.
| no important changes 70 note.
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THn place to get the cheapest shoes i,

DRIvEs.-I will sell for the next thru,
days at prices which will defy compa,;.
ton. Look at the following Is a fsr
ssmnlea. ~"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-27

ONE week from to-day and then the
racket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-27

LET us all talk up the Fourth OF July
,plpbratiOn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Horse and Cart for Sale.
Durangs Rheumatic Remedy.
Centennial Notice.
Dissolution Notice.
To the Public-John McGinly.
NATURALIZATION & Ditman.
Ho! for the Fourth Of July.
Blank Books-Stanton u Davenport
Notice-.John A. Eberle.
Roasted Coffee-R. j. Smyth.
ONE week from to-day and then the
racket.
LET us all talk up the Fourth OF July
celebration.
DoN'T forget the races to-day, at the
Fair Grounds.
The Court of Appeals meets at
clock this morning.
The Circuit Court adjourned yester,
day until July 9Th.
THE conundrum now is: what Is the
news from st. LOUISE"
WE shall have full fresh and prompt
roports from St. Louis, daily.
, 1876-11-08

=. was quiet. There was no disturbance Of any
g Tho aggregate rs tl1ut of October. Seventeen
3 Fle ail srven townships IN Cuyahnga County
I 10 Hayes majority Of 2,8712, sfgtit increase
Z hr the maturity for tho Republican etato
:; ikct tn OclofNr. Scattering returns from
K Avis n Northern Oh!o give slight but uniform
-hcputEtcan galHk over the v0tt of 1ast mouth.
10 tho Ftsfrn Assoetufkd lrtss
COLUMNS, O.. Nov. 1.--The election paescd
OIL very quietly, no rows Of ony importance oo~
curling. The weather was c0ol and c10ttdy.
Tho vote WIS somewhat smaller in most wards
tl,nn was polictl In OctohcF.
COLUMBUS, O., Nny. 7-s:M p. >m.-Returns,
compared with The vote Of l8ib Tor Governor,
seventy eight warls ind towns1tpa, sllow Re.
publican gains OF LOU antl Democratic gnins OF
s03, being net Republican gain Of 2}7.
CDLuBtnus, O., Nov. 80 p. m.-Hctnros from
2t7 Townships and wards SLOW Republican gatnh
of 3,016, and Democratic unins Of 8,012, net
Republican rain ovcr the Gubcrnatorial voto
In ISL OF 3 votes.
CoLuNnus, O., Nor. 7.-T,ctusns from 3o1
wart1s, townships, and preeIncta in about sixty
counties. including about half Of Cleveland and
o'!e.shtrd of Cincinnati. show Haycs' gain to bu
a,405: Democratic, +,5G6: net Democratic gait!
a. cstfn1MTel with the Gubcrnatosial election Ut
181j, 149.
CoLuNnus. o., Nor. 7-1o:l5 p. m.--Rcturns
galna aver October election OF 1871 of 5,Gg8; !;
Democratic ghlns 5,7S4, giving net Democratic
galu Of SG
ColuMnus, O., Nov. 7-10:35 p. m.-Rcturns
from ~ townships nnd precincts IN Ohio, coV~
ertng etxty-itvo counties, show net Democratic
gain Of aal % compared with the GubeEaatortAl
4! vote VI 1874.
, 1876-11-08
WESTERN STATES.


Special Dtspdtch to 1ht 7Ftb1hA
CiSc.NsAri, Nov. 7.-Crowda that can be
numbered onIy By the tens Of thousands STIR
round the newspaper offices 0n Fourth street
and VI, Viue street that give returns With
calcluu. lights. The m0At tntcuso anxiety anu
tce,ing prevail. Tho uuwdb shout toE the!r
raudkiutrs, and the vast roar OF their yoces
ILLS the uir. Returns from I'll parts OF this
State are favorable 10 tho Idea that the Rcphb-
ltcan r,lutority III Ohlu ia ut least 10000. IN
tbs city aud county tho Republicans ga1ncd
largely over the October election, atid. from pres.
ent Indications, haye earrcd thu county GY small
majority. TAu election hcT0 to-day was oloou"
less, The Republicans stood up to the WORK
with great sp!sas. Extensive preparations hatl
been nude In fear OF riot, but thugs passea
ul1 worry pleasantly.
Special Dt,yatcA 10 7ht 7sta4a@! .
ClNc1NKArl, Suv. 1-l3 +. m.Latn .an nott'
thu indications hsFe ass taat t1o n,, ,I,a. ths
Democruts have Il by 500 uaaIo'ity. News iFo,n
tfn Stntn il not slEuF1lut, and II Is not believed
that WaYcs' majority wilt reach lo,oo.
sRvERAL clTtE3.
fo.1mpus, g., Nov. 7-Clevuland, complete
cxccpt two wards, Republican, majority l.Wo
f:nl.aio. couu,,lco except three wards, Republic
MI n,xjority 1,044: Cincinnati, eonplete oxcept
thsstsea preelncss, Demosra.tc mai,oE1sy ~
Ican & I'M Mlaajority 30l; Zanesville, eompletc exrsp'
Two war;ls, Democratic majority %.
Speetal M.patcA to m 3r9tHst.
ColuMHus, o., .suy. l.--uue hundred ahk
nipctytxo ptcGisss "a on1S ms;ns stss ne
spes4ai Nssaiea q 7zs 1ssaesA.
Clsyai.1aD, NoY. 7.--Tao election htse To
, 1876-11-08

Specfai ptpoteA to Tic Tribune
New YonK, Nor. "a Hasford special says
Gcu. Hawlcy is defeated III the First Congress-
ional District by 195 majority.
Nav HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 1-l9 o,clocE.-
New Haven gives the Democratic Electofa1
Ticket 1914 muiorlty. phel os. Democrat can.
dIdac fur Congress in this district. s reelected
over Kellogg by majority something lcsa thah
that over two ycarA agu.
Tho state will bu close, but undoubtedly
small majority for Tl]dcn:
HANrFonp, Conr., NOV. I-dn?f1x,e1E;m
towns give Hayes 8,.2,G Tildcn, 7,6ol; Kobiil-
son, Republican, 1875; Hubbard, Democrat, y
So5 Last spr!nE t!'SsS gaye Motsd' 11puo
Tic majority Is 55, against a Dctnorrntic last
year Of l0a, Republican ga!n, 0o7. THIS ILL.,
' TARTYon6, Conn., Nov. 7.-Iiartfora gives
TillIeu plurality OF $50. The Dcmoeratle n'ar
iority fur Governor last spring Tas 6sb. De'no-
cratic gain In tho city, srf.
aieriavn glyes Haycs n tnajoFity'-a Demo
TaETroHp, Conn, Nor. 20 p. m.-;Fifty-
| ntnr towns, Including MeEtAcIt, tl.e oulg y Gsty
set reporting, give Hayes ,4597 iildcn, is,So'
sui last aprng 3:..s0; 1ilden's over lnEereoll'
1.1W. These ~ towns gave u Denioernti: tilf-
3orstY Inst spFtng Of as'out l'o@s; Republican
@UAnrroap. Conn.,, Nov. :. The etntc is DEM
ocrat!c by 9oo9. flaw;l.e}y' for conEress' Is "c'
| HANTfpnp. Eotla., Nov. 7.-Nen. tiuw'eJ II
defeated for Congress In the First Dlsifet vi
There seems no doubt that the Legislature Ii
| Republican In both branches.
, 1876-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS.
REPUBLICAN, TO THE COnf.
.Spsrt1} FAs,.1frA III ynA 351hHuk.


Special Dtspatca to 7As Tribune
DoBrpN, Nov. 7.-Scatierlng returns Indicate
tiIat tho State is Republican by nearly 80 o0
majority. Goy. Rico will have abont ~, ,000 plur-
ality. Adams, for Governor, runs even with
Tilden In the eastern part OF the State, and
ahead In the western part. bixteen wards Of
Boston give IIayra $50 majority. Morse, Dem.
ocraz, 10 clrctel to Congrsss In thu Fourth
District by 5u0 majority over Frost
Butler Is probably elected.
Harris, Crupo, and Field, Republicans, Ger.
tainly elected.
Special DtspatcA ia 1as 7tsxnt.
posroa, Alass., Nuy., 7.-The election Of
Field, Republican, In tue Third District ts now
doubtful. Dean, Democrat, scons to have "
u1aJortty.
Butler Is elected By majority over both lloar
| and Tazbok.
Gen. Banks In tic Filth, Atll DR.. Lortng IN thu
Sixth District, botn Republicans, appsar To bc
! elected.
| Connecticut haa gooo Democratic. Gen. law
10y Is defeated tor Congress.
| Minus il Republican by III Increased majority
over tue September clrctton.
| Tic Republican tnalorlty In New Hampshire
Is nearly - largo Us In 1871, tho nct aoss tn ssys
cutp &uxts all4 cities being unly ST..
| 10 ihs Ke.ttra Assoclutet JFtts.
BDSrON, NuY. 1,-IaIU Ept.astty journal rays
Crapo, Republican, IL re-clcctc4 to tonEtess IL
ttle First District W larx9 ualorlty; Harris,
Kepub!,c4o. y cleetsl y cougress IRON Thy ttio
xsaa s;ss Masn, a :ss' ;Ss;. Aass' Ill.,
Nino waris IL Boston give Hayes e,soe; IT,
den,. .7,4lp. RIrv has majority Vi IL tn theso
Republican spceials from Now Hampshiro
| elntui thA htpte 1Y 4,GQ.
, 1876-11-08
ovcrcomc the cnormous majority here7 and tho
State Is conceded TO Ttldcn.


}1bff{H} kHtrdeEh 10 i A6 lfEoHHEs
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 7.-BufIa1o City ctTca
POI majority for Hayes, Democratic gain Of
orcr ],tcQ. Twelve towns OF Eric County heard
from show 1jfcra, Republican gatns. The county
Is tafo for 1000 Republican majority; expected,
2,5oo. Tl,c vote On Congress IL close. 1t Is
feared Lockwood, Democrat, ls elected over
spau1ding, Republican. Judge lIatght Is IN"
doubtcdly elected to the Supreme Court IN tho
Western Uistrlct.
THE Nxw ENGLAND srATEs.
8tectdl D4spateh 10 1ht Tribune.
NRw YoNK, Nny. ia special to the Tina
from II. T. sperrY, Chairman If tho State Rc.
publican Committee of Connecticut. rays In 100
town the Republicans have l20 majority, with
New Haven yet to hear frotn. Tho ecnato and
House 40 far IS heard from are Republican.
Kellogg, Republican candidate for Congress IN
tho Second District, Ia undonhtcdlr defeated.
Later returns make tho election OF LanlcFs,
Democratic candidate for Congress Il, the First
District, extremely doubtful. Hubbard, tn the
| Fourth, L. defeated beyond doubt. Walt, thr
Republican candidate III the Third District, Is
| returned to Congress by an Increased majority
The majority tor uaycs II, Maine Is oj, ,0O; In
New unnps.,irc $500; IN vermont p, ,ooo; in
Massachusetts $1,000; In Rhode Island s, ,ool
| In Rhodc lslatld Messrs. Ean,cs and Balou,
| Republicans, comprising tho entire delegation,
ars rc-clected. The proposed amendments to
| the State Constitution arc rejected.
In Massachusetts, Republican Congrchsmen
are elected In the First. Second, Fifth, Sixth
scveutl, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth. and Eleventh
Distrivts, and Democratic 10 tllc Third aud
Fourth--a Republican gain Of three tn the For
tY-lfth Congress.
PRECEDENT GRANT AND THE BOpTH.
NEW York, Eoy. 1.-Pres!dcilt Grant, in AT
interview rclatIyc to the presence OF troops In
some Of the Southern States, says that It must
he remembered that unIcE their iasttuctlons
the troops cannot interfere with anY Of tue
rights OF the citizens; that they arc simply u
be called on to protect oil alike, without regart
| to party Or political actlur. Thutc who a11
quiet aud law-abtditg citizens hare nothing II
fear In the wny Of interference, from either thu
officers or men, for l}otll arc well-knowt, to b'
practically Indifferent to the course which po
lltieal affairs may take. md oy. rcasotl 9
their profession are naturally 1isintcrcstcsl
llns, tho President said: Murders has
been frequently committed, and the furthe
sacr!1vG oi life was immtnent, wief, the Coy
ernor and State were pOwerlcss th prevent. III
request fur troops was properly preferred. aiia
could not, Il would, hare dnred to Ignore It,
Thc President becomes pruphct as TO the r
suit Of The election tu-tlay. a!d Hays That I'll
chances Of Hayes being elected hts SUCCESSOR NJ
us tl,rer to one.
BNookl.yx, Nov. 7.-Thts county (kings
gives T!den 17,asS majority.
BUFFALO. Noy: 1.-The city, complete hhoH '.
total vutc OF 25,o50 for the national tlcke
Ifayes' majority, .t}3. Democratic. gain OK
lasi ycar, ,44.aa5. Democratic gaia over III;
3,411.
, 1876-11-08
Large and conso!ing Gains OF
Republican Congressman.
Illinois Elects Culloln and the
Entire Republican Ticket.
Cook County Democratic by Small
Majority On Heavy Vote.
4.3o 4. M,-.-VERY LATEST..-T Tht
Vote Close, and the Result
Still in Doubt.



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THE "osr f7"'AA"S1 YrAns.
sp<caa, ps.patca 10 Tas Tribune.
NEw YORK, Nov. 7.-.rhe day here was Of tho
most uct character, as the night here is Of the
no,.;.st. In tho carly morning there wns n
h. NV ra,n, which wore oil into drlxzly and
nersistcnt one, making poll work by no means
aerceablo work, and REFRESHING outdoor dis
plays Of cnthusiasu,. Tho voting was done un-
, 1876-11-08

Liza OLkhN
Il on tho Chicago. Burlington T. Quincy Rail-
road; ts ono Of ChtcaRo'a most nttrnotivo
and entorpristnE suburbh, being beautifully
situntcd among hilla and Krovos; nns now
about ,,o00 inhabitants: md Erow;ns r., TAP
and about halfway botween ChtonRo and
TDDVVNEHzsS GROVE,
Now called By Bomo EA8T GROVE (which
ID away cut In DupnGe County.
1O-CENT TRAINS
a1ready on. and 6-cent trains will run
shortly
CONTINUATION
ON This I10n1 VcrU L01U,
and TRAINS ALMOST EVERY HOUR:
soason. suniay tEa,ns for those Wishing to
attand church ID the city. ~.-.
DON'T FAIL to neo. those LntS 6ofoT8
buying elHewhere. Il IL the .OHBAPEsT
F'IRST~ GLASS PROPERTY In the market.
, 1876-11-08

LOST. |
The Country Given Over to
Democratic Greed
and Plumber.
Tilden, Tammany, and the
Solid South Are to
Rule the Nation.
Southern Rebels and Nor
thern Copperheads IN
the Ascendant.
New York, the Pivotal State,
Decides the Day
Against Us.
Urtaccountable Majorities
for Tilden in New
| York City.
Which the Republican Rural Dis
tricts Are Unable to
Overcome.
Indiana Repeats Her Demo-
cratic Performance Of
| October.
Large and consoiing Gains o1
Republican Congressman.
Illinois Elects Clllom and the
Entire Republican Ticket.
Cook County Democratic by Small
Majority On g Heavy Vote.
4:3o a. M.---vERY LATEsT..-Th
Vote Close, and the Result
Still in Doubt.