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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH-Iacob
Messersmith, whose funeral took place yes
terday from l25 Pennsylvania avenue, died
Friday night from the effects of inhalIng
hsmes on the Sunday evening previous. He
had been feeling unwell, aud accidentally
set IRE 10 bis long beard with a candle and
the names were inhaled. All the hair on his
face and head was burned of, and 10th his
eyes were burned so that had he SUR, lived he
would have been blind. Since the burning
be has been conscious at times, but in gene
raj his ma nd has been wandering, aud while
asleep Friday night he died very unexpect-
eddy. When the accident happened be fell
down and fractured his right arm, cut the
side OF his head SeVerely and received inter-
nal injury, but the attendant physicians are
of the opinion that death resulted from the
Inhalation OF the flames Deceased had es-
tablished a good bakery bushes and leaves
a wife and eight children BdLO Son, I2th.
THE G. & o. CANAL INVESTIGATION
FoRCE.-Whtle the investigating committee
at Annapolis is in the business of white
washing German and Bannon's manage
into the efforts made 10 frame the testimony
OF the boatmen to'suit the president and his
board OF directors. The WilliamspOrt Pilot
states that "every means was put forth 20
make them swear differently from what they
did" But this was not all, for on the an-
thority of the witness concerned the Pilot al
leges that after he had given in bis evidence
be was told by an agent of one of the coal
companies that II The canal was I'm such bad
condition as he 1.-THE withess) said 10 was he
had better not co any business on a., and
therefore the mpany would have no use for
his boats during the coming season. To the
ordinary mind this proceeding seems 10
man has probably some other name for it,
R0lO, American. l9fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

Mr.. CHARLES Il. GoRHAN, the new AS
sistant Secretary of the Interior, arrived in
the city yesterday. lie took the oath of
Office this morning and remained at mis-
desk all day, although he does not enter
upon his official duties until the 18th in
slant, as General Governs resignation does
not take effect until that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

CCs in the session Saturday evening heard
some sentiments expressed in ia vor of hard
money and the payment OF the national debt
according TO the pledges given, but no action
was taken. The caucus adjourned till Wed
nesday next, when the result in New Hamp-
shire will be known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13
Steamer Disabled.
Scandal I'm High Lille

NEW YORK, March IA caole dispatch
from London reports that Lord Aylesford's
wife has eloped with the Marquis of Bland
ford, eldest son of the Duke of Marlborough
Lord A ylesfOrd was called home from India
on urgent affairs some time ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

TIE POPULAR POSTAL CARDs.-The Post
Office department issued since the LIST of July
last up 10 Saturday 1O4 1864 500 postal cards.
This is an increase over the corresponding
period OF the last fiscal year of over a. per
cent. The whole number issued during the
whole of the last fiscal year was only 107,-
GIG COO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13
OF COLUMBIA RAILWAY

ANNUAL EbBt iIUN UF UIhEUIUBo.
The annual election OF seven directors, 10 81 RE
the ensuing year, will be held The u of Trade
Rooms, sig Market Space, on TUESDAY. Starch
the 4th prOS imO, between tho hours of ! a nd .
The boob will be open for the transfer Of stock
10 March nth. inclusive. The seTi annual dividend
iii be paid on and sitter March Is, 1876
febl5-FOtd W II. CIAGETT, Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

PERsoNAL.-After an absence of several
dsys Mr.. Dawes appeared in his seat In the
Senate to-day. THE investigation into
the manner OF the election OF Senator Spen
Ger Will be begun by the Senate Committee
ON Privileges and Elections Oh Friday next
The investigation Will be public. Mr. e.
+. COnant, Assistant Secretary OF the Urea
sury, has gone 10 New Hampshire to vote
and will be absent three or foIr days. 80:
Mr.. III. X. Linderman, director OF the mint,
has gone 20 Philadelphia for few days.
'''- MI. i. Il. Vail, superintendent of the rail-
way mail service. went To New York Sat
urday, ard is expected TO return Wednes.
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

The CONFESSION OF NETTL EsHIP-O1
the 22d of February, IchabOd c. Nettleship,
who was formerly an assistant in the U. s.
secret service. and who was indicted with
II; r-ingtOn. whitley and Others for con-
sp racy in the safe burglary business, came
l this city and spent several hours in the
offc OF the L s. District Attorney. to whom
be maze full confession as to his cOnnec-
ton with the case, and rumOr mas 1t that in
MS confession he cOrrObHTates Hayes ana
Iirruth. and duplicates Harrington as his
immediate employer. The report that he
duplicates other persons Of prominence does
not 81 EN- 10 be confirmed.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08

towns are heard from. The slsctiss, though
u has bssn . comparatively psscssole and orderly
nsnt and interest unparalleled In Nassaehusstts IL
was not % much What was hanging On she result u
\, ,n "a s',is s sa.. se%".eass such p.Sns asrss %
bic moment how tho electoral vote wsoId -
reported fron dsubsful States, sush - New
orally connected that me cid Bay ssass wsuId give
ono Of its customary republican majeriseG In this
Sssr ,ss.ns,s chs 'ss. me .,vs nS'
was more popular In the western than the eastern part
rHE woxAx's susrnAos pAErr.
Mr.. Rics's majority, 10 will be observed, was net
what his moderately confident friends snsssipats1 bus
should b borne in mind that the sxssssrdinary
eidsss Of The Temperance aaA wsnsa suaraes parties
detscted cerrsspondngly fron the regular republi-
ssa snass eo.s:.. s =: ';:S' ss. U..is: e:
MASSACHUSETTS, Is 70 seriously s1oiss shs ssssaisn sf
that this had net been Presidential year the
psds from the republicans would have bssn sueienty
rSs e nas: ne :,cs. Of s AdsSs
would have been undsr mere auspisieus weather.
IyyLURxcx OF THn unArnxR
IL rainod incessanuy all day and evening, reudePing
travelling On sns cous,ry Highways 1tGsus as1 some
times impossible The difference II there hsd bsen
nae weather would prslasly have been against The
ou there was sgn1cass illustration II the sss tkst
nlAes Cos majority OF 1900 against oco majority
Hub" tonight are probably only rspsssloa Of these
In other large chiea
NEwsPAPK1 EurBRPRnR
Throughout ths couatry Il 70 rAiniag tsrrsuts But
nevertheless there thousando and Thousands hang
tng around the Rsuspaper ofoes oAeeraG ssd Cream.
ing according tns cap suits shsn All or The papers
published extras uaNl midnight, and In addition gave
the substance Of their dispatches By means Of ssFssp
tisoss II all seessns Of The csy .hsro were
rain, and In many instances the successful
candidates were very hopeful 20 their frisnla
Returns indicate that very heavy vote has bsen
cast. 0nc hundred and twenty. three towns give
Hayes, 81 ,4o4i rildsn. 81, col; Rice. 4Sos Adams
30, 37s; and Baker, 4S73
The following 10 statement Of the vote Of twelve
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
MEXICO.

coSozxss DECLARES yoR THE .x-ELHcrrox OF
PRESIDENT LlRDo DIX TxJADA-
HAvAsA. New Z, ls7G
The steamer Cuba sSrvsd from Vera Cruz this fore
noon and briass she following advicss:--
CIR or Mxuco, Oct 70. ls1a
Congress having passed the laws regarding the press
and sxasrdissry powers Of the President the HOUSE
Of Deputies constituted itself electoral college ass
declared the rs-sectioa OF Lsrdo de Tejada BY vote
oflsl against 4S On the 26th Justice IgIesias sd-
dressed . eomnuaication 10 ths Court declaring bis
conviction that there legal election. and r.
guessing the Court to protest against the action Of the
Electoral College He further proposed that the Court
dissolve as constitutional body His nrst PROPOSE
tion was voted down. to s. The second was voted
down-7tok
POLITICAL CHANGES
On the 18th two new Judges Of the Supreme Couss
we're installed who are accord with the majority.
Iglesss hes obtained ssvs Of absence for ono month
Hs 10 broken down forever as public man, and ths
Dscenbrstss are crushed out
TIE NV rRxsrpssr. si+
Lsrdo de- rejada has weashsrsd . tremendous storm.
and has shswn himself 10 be . man of great ability.
He has shs support OF all tho Governors excepting at
Oaxaca Pronuaciados are throwing down their arms
IN various directions Their resources are al
hausted and Ana collapse 10 expected. oaxaca ssill
gives trouble bus General Disx and his followers are
compelled 10 keep the mountains and are afraid 70
meet sAe government troops
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KENTUCKY.

TIE STATE PROBABLY DxMocRAr1o BY OVER
SIXTY THOUSAND NAJolITY-DH,roC1Ar1c
coxoasssHEx zLxc1Ep IN xvxnr pmrRIcr.
LoulsviLIx, New. Z. ls76
The tssas vote Of the city os Lsuisviis was IT. AL
Of which Hayes has s,l6s and Tiidsn l2,lsS .
denecsssse majority Of zoos. sad . dsus-
cratic gain Of $500 rAs state probably
sees dsnesrssic oy over ea0oo The democrat
elect Conersssmsn in every dissc they being = fol-
!ows:-FMeI Andrew Booze; Second. James No
Knott; Ffth, Albert 9. Willis; sixth, Jshn @. Oar
Isle; SsvessA. J. g. 8. blackburn; Eighth W. J.
Clarke
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THE DEAD CARDINAL.

SOLEMN HIGH MASS CELEBRATED III THE
ESPECIAL pxsPArcH 10 I'm HERALD BY cAsIz. ]
ROME, Nov. !, 1885,
deep-scated feeling OF rcverential awe and sor-
row proods over the Eternal city The death OF
Cardinal Antoneni seems universally regretted.
TIE MASSES.
Continual masse. were celebrated in the chapel OF
,hc cardinals apartments and the solemn service
continued until the nna high mass for the rcposc or
the soul Of the dead.
4 VISION OF MOONLIGHT SLEEPING on sNOw..
The corpse is laid upon lofty cafa-
fslque in the grand saloon Of the Car
dinars palace. The body is completely
dressed in the semi-regal cardinal robes. The
hat stands beside the reclining head and the face
In the pale light has an alabasteY whiteness The
hands are clasped over the breast and the express
sion on the face Is that OF blessed tranquility.
double row Of tall wax tspers surround the bier.
and an awful solemnip surrounds the scene.
THE PUBLIC EXCLUDED.
Spectators are not admitted to view the remains,
and it was only through shc extreme courtesy Of
member Of the College Of Cardinals that was con-
Quoted TO the sacred presence Of the dead.
y THE LAST RITES
the high mass for the repose OF the soul OF the
desd cardinal was celebrated by His Holiness the
Pope, in person, this morning in the Pauin chapel
THE BURIAL.
the interment will take place In the recently con-
,sructed msusoleum Of the Antoneli family in the
public cemetery.
SYMPATHY.
visits OF coincidence have been paid to the rels-
tiyes Of the ilustrious deceased by the prominent
members Of the government and members Of the
diplomatic corps have left their cards.
AxroNELLI,s sucCusa0s.'g
Cardinal rrsnchi il to succeed Antonell as secrc-
tary OF stats
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GABLE NEWS
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
TURKEYS DANGEROUS GAME.
The Sultan's Fleet to Enter
the Black Sea.
RUSSIA AGAIN ASSISTS SERvIA.
An English Commissioner to Visit
Oonstantinople.
CARDINAL ANTONELLrS OBSEQUlES
His Holiness Celebrates the
High Mass.
RUSSIA AGAIN ASSISTS SERv1A.
An English Commissioner to Visit
Oonstantinople.
CARDINAL ANToNELLrs oBsEQules
His Holiness Celebrates the
High Mass.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1875.

LONDON, Nov. 8, 1876.
Tho greatest mystery hangs over the conduct OF
the Turkish government. Its acts are beyond the
understanding Of ordinary statesmanship. when
peace is within its grasp IL now executes an action
which equals anything that Russia has vet
done toward provoking war. l learn By tele-
graph from Constanttnople, dated yesterday, nom
> thoroughly Trustworthy source, that Turkish
nect is about to enter the Black Sea This violation
of the neutrality Of these waters ID an oct equalled
only by the contempt which Russia has always
shown for the Treaty OF Paris.
DANGER IN HER ACTS.
Should the ncer sail to-day it win take up posi-
zion on sinope ana Trebizone, both OF which Black
Sea ports have been recently fortified. II this oc-
ours the history OF 1853 may be repeated
for 1t viii be remembered that it was
on sinope that the Turkish vessels were
destroyed by the Russian nect under Nakhimor
with loss tn the Turks OF 1000 men. This act on
ths part OF Russia made the Crmean war newt
able. The advance Of the Turkish fleet into the
Black Sea may nre the mine which all Europe is
shuddering to see explode.
RUSSIA HELPING sERvIA
Another special nom the HERALD correspondent
at vieHna declares that servia has been rendered
10000 breechloaders for her militia by the Grand
Duke Hichael Constantine, commanding the Russian
,orccs In Bessa Arabia Where the men win he
found who are to use these arms remains to be
uu.>
acros the Russian frontier.
AN ENGLISH COMMISSIONER.
Anonicial bulletin is publisheu in this mornings
papers announcing the appointment OF tho Marquis
OF salisbury as special ambassador to visit Con-
stantinoplc at the earliest possible day and act, in
concert with Sir Henry Elliott ~ English Pienipo-
-tentiary at ~ contemplated conference. But,
chen this council may never meet.
Tns RUSSIAN coua1.
The Russian Imperial Court len Livadis yesterday,
where has sojournsd for some time, and viii reach
HE palace OF rzarskosssIs about the 15sh inst
TEE EGYrrIAS INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION.
II announced from Cairo that Prss,dont ssialoja
sf the International Commission, has rendered his
resignation which the Khedivs has nes yss accepted
The reasons for the resignation arc unkaswu.
AMNESTY sPAIy.
The Spanish Minister Of State submitted . bin 20
the Senate, In session in Madrid, Monday, the
possaEe OF which will restore she constitutional
guarantees throughout kingdem except among the
Basquss in the north.
aILvER
Silver quoted yesterday AZ 5assd per ounce
SPECIE MOVEMENT.
American coin TO the amount Of 3405, 600 with
drawn from bank yesterday for New York.
PLEASANT wEATHER
III. weather yesterday fair.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
CONNECTICUT.

THE STATE EVIDENTLY D1AoCRATIC-TrLD1H .
xsrneAszp xAyoarrY rzax1 rHousAxD-
TzH LHonLArU11 1xPu8xIcAx.
HA1rrosD, New. ., ls7&
One sfths most vigorous and hard foushs campaigns
ever hsll in Consscsieus has resulted In dsmscsac
triumph in Prssidsasial election fer Ne Arst time
in over swsaiy years. In ls77 Grant
swept the State by nearly 5000. bat every
year sinos then the aemocratis maiorttss have
averaged 3oo and the only hsps she republicans had
thss ths fall the stAss wsuld stiox 70 her old re-
cord. Asnsy was sssd With sons libsrality. thssgh
no very large amounts ars spent Dy either party ana
the expenditures wsrs mainly fer spsakers and esdi
z. Win ne
best ground us1eubssdiy resting With the dsmessat
and tonight the sstsr celebrating tAs eesrsctnsss
man 81 ne Democratic STATE Central Csnnissee.
CLAIMS that Con.sosscut has geas for riasn
Rs1:ra auss. sssa
l,50o ever all and thas George y. Lam
dsrs dsmocsas, IL reslsssed 70 csnrs. over
General Hawiey IN the FIRST district; James Phelps,
democrat, over ex-CsAsTsssnan Stove Kellogg 10
tho sscesd, Levi Warner, dsnocrst svsr Roeers Hsb
Colonel wais republican: in tss Tnird.
Tho Repsblica. State Central COMMITTEES cenesd:
ns.s sssis sSsr, q W.sr Ia rSsS
Of soess 1000 ovsr sis is.s subsra.ssri.l
give then n:jsrity n sssA brAaeAee The dsnee.
rasy sweeps ell the larger cities. Hartford BY nearly
1000. New Haven BY nearly double that AGure.
Niddlstown and New Britain ~ about 80 each, end
Bridgspsr By 7ss; while tAs rsPublieans sst Msridsn
BY ssrSerais gsard ssa Nerwish BY 2se.
stands los republicans 70 u democrats il the Assss
IL republicans N o dsascrsts In the Senate upon
turns iron LII tewna Returns from he remaining
twenty seven towns will dsesVAse this mstovty Geo.
eral Hawley AAead Of hts ticket IN Hartford abeat
so vetes, but defeated . general n the
city BY over zoo He carried Ave eus Of she eight
wards
rHE KL1cToRAL TICKET.
The electsonsi in AIS city passed OF quietly resulting
10 majority Of e95 fer the democsata In 1872
Greelsys majority 4sS. and a the Last contrss-
sioaal election the democrats had AL II will thus be
seen that the increase ID most remarkable
Norwich gives Hayes ,9o5, fidsn 1,74L
Middstewn gives Hayes ], go, Tiden Ass.
Msriasn gives Hayes ], 80, TiIlea LOTT.
Bridgeport gives Hayes 2 3S9, Tlhden 3,l3A
Ncrwalk gives Hayes ass rldsa ,245.
New Britain gives Hayes I. 1e3, Tillsn I3S2
Hartford gives Hayes 4,o33, rilAsn 6,el0
THE CCDxRxAr0RIAL TroxxY
Hartford gives Robsssn (rep) Ia, Hubbard tdsn)
Bridgsps.s gives Robinson trsp, ASA Hubbard
(dcm.l 3124
N.rvsik gives Robinson trsp, ls4l. Hubbard dem
l,2A
New Britain gives Rssisssa trsp.) 1,17s, Hubbard
(dsm) 1887.
NawicA gives Robinson trsp) l,o72 hubbard dem.
1,70A
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would give the state 70 Tiden by between 20 900
sa9 2s.eoo majority. The republicans con.
majority. Govwuer Hendricks lis new itws A. ~ }
with Jarty OF friends at private house into which
wire has been introduced and telegraphic instru-
neat nsnentarily announces the rcsurns received
frem an sections of the Union.
Returns from le0 townships give Tdsn Is, ,s4e
As.s Is la; Harrison, y, les; net denecratso gain
of oo1
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THE FEMALE PEDESTRIANS.

Tho female pedestrians still busy making their
.rrusus Journey on sawdust track st tno Ccntvsf
Park Garden Up o'clock last night Miss Marshall
had made lis miles and Miss Won Heller lo5. She IN
tecded 10 walk ts midnight and viii staYt again a. en-
early hosr In the morning The election rssurns were
rssi = "a e secsivsd during he evening
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NEW BOOKS.

Letters from HIsh Lattudss; by Lord DufsriA
Contemporary Evolution
English Rhymes
Clytho; . Novel OF Modern Times.
The southsrn side Of Andersen willie Prison.
Edna: o.. Missing Since Midnight. ~ s
The Theory sf koano In Relation to Music.
Guide to Bosmuda, 80
Lils and Works Of Frederick Lezsnsm. Professor q Sol
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
MINNESOTA.

81. PAUL, Nov. 7. 1875
Returns received 10 niAs o'clock indicate full vote
and heavy rspabisaa majority The general ticket
Dunnen frsp In the First Cougrsssiona district win
os elected Stewart rspl the Third, and probably
Strait (rep.), IN the Second.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
KENTUCKY.

rILDlNs MAJORITY sIxTY THOUSAND.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Z, 1870
So far - information has enabled estimate 10 b
formed Il y believed that tho sssts gives rlden some.
whore IN he peiehb0rhood Of 60 600 majority.
Democratic gains reported every direction. Tho
CeBgresstenal delegation will stand in all probability
- - present sesstutsd being nine one
republican.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
MARYLAND.

BALTin0RH, Nov. Z lS76
onlesl returns from all ne wards il this s,ty give
democratic majority or 0o9
In shis Csssrsssisnai district comprising she Firss
70 The Ninth wards inclusive Klmmsll's fGsmoosat,
majority 10 5S27 Fourth dtsfisA swans (denocratj
majority 10 500 Returns fron every portion Of
the State show democratic gaiuA
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
rzz VOTE IN xxx HAyxS.

NV HAvEH, Conn, Nov. Nl2 o'cleck
Tho town OF New Haven gives the democratic eisc-
torai ticket 1s1a majority Shelton dsneeraals can
didats for Mayor sf ths cy, 10 elected BY ~ major
ity. Phelps, dsuscrstic Sandidats for Congress in
this district, reelected Kellogg by majority
something less than that Of two years ago
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
NORTH CABOLINA.

4 QUIET xLECrrou-ALL DzNoC1ATxc CON-
oIxssMEH BUT oxx PaoBADLY 1Lscr1D-
TEE coNszrrUzToNAL .AMENDnENrs GARFIELD
DEnocRAxIc oAns ALL ovnn-PAxr1AL nr-
rURKs N DETAIL.
RAEzlGx, Nov. Z, 1ssG
drzElpg rain sst In before sunrisa containing tl
nearly sisAt ksspisx many old and isArn voters rsm
the polls
Az there we're six diAsrsns ballet boxes u each
precinct, and as no counting or sxamInstsoa
Of tho vote ID allowed BY law until tho
closing OF the polls ~ sunset the returns commenced
coming In late and sIowiy The election Progressed
quietly throughout the day, anA no dtsturbanoss
whatever are reported N any section 81 ths State.
There b 6oubt u she slscsisn Of Governor Drog-
den, rspubiicsn, In the Second Congrsssiosal
district by st lsass 500 majority, over
Wharton J. Gfsss, democrat The rspub-
leans conceds the slsesiea Of AiffeA n,
Scales In ne yish lisssies walter l. 8tssh u the
sixth, William ~ Robbins IN the Seventh sud nDbert
B. Vance In the Eighth-an dsmsoraas, and By Aaal-
some majorttie4 #tE sM
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One hundred and h1ty4hree towns and cities give
Il, es1; Baker, Z. S31
The following s the vote of Boston, all bst one
ward:-Hayes, 1S l3s; Tldsn, =, 2o6: Rice, ls073;
Adams, 21,S75; Baker. ], 13k
The present. Congressional Delegation stsnds-Rs-
publican 5; democrats, Ga republican gain sf four
Cengrossmsn; and II the vote continues 10 the same
ratio u will carry tho stass for Hayes BY plurality Of
$4,000
The New York herald., 1876-11-08

my towns give Hayo E,26S; IndSn, II 2l2,
and Cooper = ayss majority T. .oss; sgsin:s ne
eras Is, ,s2e; republican majority, 6lll, showing
republican iess Of SS vetss
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
MISSOURI.

81. LOUIS Nov. 7, lt7d
Ths returns 20 iar very scattering and indicate
but itsle. Ten prscinas give riidsn Ais; Hayes
l3s5 Six psectncts givs Phelps tdsm. tor GovsrneS
1,oe6; Finkslnburg trspl 712. No returns from the
integioP yOs
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
MICHIGAN.

DRTRoir, New 7, l57G
Returns from ssvsnty-ssshs townships ana pre-
oincts give Hayes net republican majority 81 500,
. dsmecrasc gain OF 622 ~ oospared viii the vots
Of 1872. The same towns gave Cresswell (fepubcanl
for GovssnsE, . net majority Of eoe
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Nov. =, ls76
HAvss' majority In this Shawnee, county is about
LOO Anthony. republican. for Governor, 1000 ma
jsrity.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
45,00o.
JAcKsox. Nsv. Z, 1s76

Jackson, New. Z, 1s56
Nipstssn csantiss heard fFsm give Ssnssrssis scksl
over $4,000 majority Couatiss ussaiy Asssa Iron
are largely oelorsd. Rspssss fFsa al eusrsers
show that ne negroes have bssa voting
for Tldsn In largs sswbssa Democrats ere essAdens
sf csrryine the BY forty nifty theusand gsn
last year of nearly ten thousand votes No dis.
tufboaeoS reported
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
COLORADO.

ELECTORS APPOINTED nj TIE LxoIs1ATu1E-
HxR MAIDEN VOTE ron HAYEs
DENVER, Nov. :, 1875
The Legislature Of this State has just appeinsd BY
. vote Of 10 10 ~, three electors, who viii compose
the state Electoral College ana cast The Of Colorado
for Hayes and Wheeler.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
1x1 DxxocnAr1c GAIN IN LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, Nov I, 1873
0nsciai vsts Of the city gives ridsn 1879; Hayes,
2172 democratic gain Of 45l on the vsts or ls72
Blackburn (4eml for Congrsss. l,5e4; Hhacksifsrd
(rsp 1,0sA