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THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
No Provision Of United states Law for Fill
tng Vacancies.

WASHINGTON. Nov. H.-In view of the
possibility OF the Presidential election turning
upon one vote, there Ia some discussion here as
TO whether the full electoral vote Of a State
would necessarily be diminished by reason Of
the death, or absence from any other cause, OF
ono OF its Presidential electors when the time
arrives Tor them to meet and cast their votes.
IL appears from an examination OF the Revised
statutes that In case OF such an absence on the
FIRST wednesday Of December, the time pre-
scribed for the meeting OF the respective Elec-
toral Colleges, there is no provision Of United
States law empowering the colleagues cf the
absent member to cast his vote, as tho Statutes
merely say In regard to the manner Of voting.
that 1.-THE electors shall vote for President and
Vice-President In the manner directed by the
Constitution" namely; by separate ballots for
President and Vice-President. Section 1874 Of
the Revised Statutes, however, provides that
each State may by law provide for the filling
OF any vacancy which may occur In Its College
Of Electors when such College Of Electors meets
to give its electoral vote" II therefore appears
that the absence Of duly qualified elector will
not dlminlsh states full vote unless SAID State
shall have failed TO provide by law for lie nling
OF such vacancy: and. as section 1A above
quoted. is only repetition OF the law enacted
Jan. ., 1Si5, 1t is believed that Ill OF the States
have already made some provision on the sub
Ject under Its authority.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CRISIS.
NO CHfSGE YET IN THE SITUATION
IN THE DINPLJED STiIES.

Compietc Returns from Louisiana Giving
, TiIdcn and Hendricks over Eight Thou-
sand Majority LEGAL Proceedings 10 Com-
mel mn Honest Count in south Carolina.
The situation in the three disputed states,
DO far IA the state Of the vote Is concerned re-
mans unchanged. The figures heretofore puo-
lisbed are thus far undispuied, and the Republi-
cans rely solely upon the Returning Board In
Louisiana and the State canvnssers In Florida
and South Carolina to reverse the result as an-
nounccd from the ballot boxes. The Democrats
In South Carolina have applied to the Supreme
Court for writs OF prohibition and mandamus,
restraining the canvassers from exercising judi
cIsI functions In determining the vote for cleo
tors. members OF the Legislature, Congressman
and Solicitors, and combining than to ministerial
functions only, and restraining members Of the
Board who are candidates for reelection on the
State ticket from sitting as judges of their own
election. The canvassers are required to an
aver on Thursday next why such writs should
not be issued. They had heretofore decided
themselves that they had no jurisdiction over
the election OF Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor hence no question was raised respecting
them.
The delegation of distinguished gentlemen
who went to New Orleans on invitation OF Mr.
Hewitt. Chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee, have addressed communication
to the gentlemen composing the delegat on
named by President Grant, suggesting that the
two delegations confer together personally or
through committees, that such influence as
they possess may be exertcd In behalf OF such Il
canvass OF the votes actnaily cast as by its fair
ne and in partiality shall command the re-
epect and ocquiescence of the American people.
Complete returns from Louisiana, made up
from duplicate lists Of the Supervisors, show
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Legal Procecdines Instituted to Compel an
Honest Count.

COLUMBIA, Nov. PA motion has been
made by the Democratic counsel before full
bench Of the Supreme Court, praying that wrIts
OF prohibition and mandamus be granted, re-
strainine the Board Of State Canvassers from
exercising judicial functions In the election Of
Electors, members of the Legislature, members
OF Congress. and solicitors, aud combining them
to ministerial functions only, and restraining
Messrs. Dunn, Cardoza, ana IIayne, candidates
for COMPTROLLER, Treasurer, and Secretary Of
state. and nominees for r. election to these
offices, from sitting as judges II their own cleo
tiun. Ihe court Issued rule requiring the
Board Of Canvassers to answer on Thursday
next why wrlts should not to issued. The
Board OF Cinvassers had decided themselves
that they had no jurisdiction over the elections
Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and
hence no question was raised respecting them.
The following prominent Democrats are here :
Ex-Gov. Parker of New jersey, senator Ran
dolph of New jersey, the Hon. Montgomery
Blair of Maryland, the Hon. A. q. Stuart OF Nir-
glpla, and the Hon. q. v Fox. All is quiet.
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NEU IORK STATE.
Onicial Returns frofn the Counties -Tiiden's
Dia Minority In Queens.


Dia Minority In Queens.
The official vote Of Queens county givcs
1ilden se9i and Hayes 6e70; Tildens majority,
3 0s4. For Governor, Robinson has q,ei6 and
Morgan 70o3 Tor Congress. Covert has l00l4
and King 6,s28 for Sheriff, Rushmorc has e241
and Wright 1877. Constitutional Amendment
For Canal, e'2g, against L.; for State Prison,
9.861. against l25.
The following is the Official vote OF Rensselaer,
couaty Electors-Tilden. l2'93l Hayes. lest
Governor Robinson. 1901; Morgan. l2,l2j
Congress Parmenter. 12.uJ; Townsend. l24t4.
Full returns ffom Efie county show the fol.
H. u. Morgan, 70,; Rogers. 9i6: Spencer sil
TrOwbritse, S42. For ton.,resED .niel y. Lock
wood (Doni) 3l5 for state Senator Z. Carleton
sp,,sns Rsp ;iI E?r A,so,,,,s JgsIe %. o.
NepJ, l,lo3. For Fourth Assembly District,
tlict, Ches A. Orr RepJ 3,6. The balance Of
the X, puhhcau nominees ON the county ticket,
sxcept,ug sheriff Democraticl. are elected by
N jorities ranging from 10 to l,lOO.
Orange county gives Iilden 800 majority.
Orange l,5oj in sullivan, AID 1870 IN Rock ' and' d.
making his total ajority In the district about
AL S'h9G n e.. SRD D.c r 81 S'f bG1
land Dem.), In the Second District. has over SO
majority.
are az follows; Electors-Republichn l3,4Gj
Democratic. 5'1si. Govefnor-Morgan, l3.4l3 !;
James RenuOlc n. 1925 II. Mnrone. Jr, Dem
ocrat, 5,1as Assembly-Flrst ID Dstrict-David
McColls, Hei ublican, 4.G& ; Charles ;. Phillips
Democrat. 2,222; Second District-A Bouton
Hepburn. Republican, 4,i69; a. Post. Democrat
100; hird Distric;-Lews &. Long. RepuOli-
can. t0l7; sumner sweet, Democr /, Loss.
The following Is the of1cal vote ~ ivincst on
county Hayes, 5287; 1ildCn. 4244; Rogers,
$40; Dorsheimer, i24g; spencer. 5,3O5 Osden,
4,Go; Tiowbriise, 5,2G5 Anderson. 2H Woos-
ter, for Sheriff, i19i Lindslev. for Sherf, A7l2 ;
Morev, for Assemulyman. 6,5.6; Angle, Abs :
DanfoIth, 6.2sl Earle 4,lSG; hawson, for Judge
Of the Eighth district, mi.
Hnyes's official majority IN onon daga county
is81U1.
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WISC ONSIN.

MILwAUREE Nov. H.-The facts con-
cernin2 the report that one Democratic PTesi-
deniial elector Was chosen Ia Wscon-
sin, ore as follows: 1t was discoy-
cred several weeks before tho election
IL 1 Minor, Republican candidate for elector,
was a Postmaster. lie was thereupon taken
frcm tho ticket and Downs Substituted. The
blanks for returns sent by the Secretary
Of state to town officers Of the elec-
ton contained Minors name Instead OF
Downs's. Upon learning this the Chairman II
the Republican state Centrai Committee caused
circulars TO be sent to these cficers, instructing
them to erase Minors name and insert Downs ).
In few case4, So far Hs learned. this was
not done, and the votes are returned as IL tuey
had been Gust for Minor, when, IN fact, they
were cast for Douns. But the number Is not
sufficient to raise any DOUBT about DOuns >
election,
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y. Il. rinchback Thinks gildcn Rs Good rs
Elecied-EA 81 fcli,inua.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE feeling here
both among Democrats aud Republicans Is that
the Returning Board viii MT dare 70 overthrow
the II. rliy oi al least 1CUJ by which LouisiaL.
has been rrled for the Hidden electoral ticket.
In rci II ~ question about the situation, :. H.
Pnohbac Is, the colorcd Il puthc IA loader, SAID /:
"Wel. II i3 a most grave uns FOR the Republic n
party. for believe that Gov. Tlien - as good as
elected II Is app rent that Vast Numbers II
American voters want Il change; they think
that any change would be ior the better; and d
great number ii workiusiaon biam. The Al
mins'ration for the general duluoss of the
times, depression In business, ana forced die
ness. In my travels Over Indiana, and other
parts of the country, net nuul Defs Of men VINO
told me That they had alW. ys voted the Itepubli-
can ticAei, but were going ~ Vose Tor Iilden
=. Koponcr-wh1t do you think Of Florida ana
Pmc' nack-I consider taat rllden has gained
soutn C.r ,lina, II. corsc .eniiousiy believe lnat
the olA has gone Democratic by at least !, 200
~ J"ll.hi thi as far as lilden's running below
Hamlt u "A ihat state goes, don't believe IL,
as III inst -iHie the culorcd voters are ignorant,
and lnc, r-Ole Ot couprcheuliug the scratching
puslne, ttus II Tug, N1tci i.r Hampton they
very few ipteihgent cululrd uen who sorutcL-
cd. thnA YOU have sOutr Carolina.
Repor.ei-"h coes Packard claim majority
Pinchl k-wsll he claims IL, but God Knows
where he 4 going to get II, for ~ tn returns 80
far received are correct TIE Democrats have
certainly cariisd the state and as 1t IS, Pack ri
has received more votes Than hiu.ssif ar his
friends ever expected him 10 get. ! eonsidtr
thus mat lie ought 10 feel proud without tho
majority.
Repolter-How about the Returning board?
Pnchhpr The turung Board would not
hare to make a fraudulent Tc.ufn Of this cleo
lion, a' in the j.. tne Louisiana yot' now
6tands u 40 bO rd has sunH iuto tn-ienihcahc-.
The H. ,ntbllO ans lay great Del of stress ou
the returi, uf 50 small he4uuhc IA vote IN 2. b.
Ieliciana. II appears now thd, following their
pOlic} Ol lauS, when they kept away from the
polls for eject AT the North, the} failed 10 dis
tribute ans II tholI tickets IN FeliC4ua ia Ordrr
that the colVTed men mIgl. Not vote, and the
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The Resignation Of an Omccr after his Sas
prnsiOn by the presidenl.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 1.-Two months ago the
President appointed Thomas f. Burn United State
Marshal for Kentucky Gen L. H. Murray.
signed. Burns had scarcely tax possession Of thu
Office, when tIe Pr sGont. without notice TO him.
peudcd h, under section 150s tie Revised Statutes
and appointed Weedn ONea to take charge Of the Of
nee. To-day oNea presented a bond judge Ballard
fur approval, ami the Judge decided that the powo
given the President under the Aforesaid section
pend an officer related only to officers who had bees
anroint,d 10y and with the conscat OF the senate and
thar be could not recognize The suspension OF Col.
B.9As ,nurhs wa, originally Hpplntt "a 70 hl a va.
fFrsi ruf could 20 NOE have removed purus
W.. rot dccdea. lmmeiiatcy lftrr the urrision Of
Jud, - ard Coz Burns sent nl t. A torncY-
- General Ia't ten rmy hls re,i.nnuon. {! avoid AL
tn Attorney Gtuer 90 rXprcf. to t- Pre- sent his
regret that htI seen rruppr 10 pend MIN without
ly ultrr n hc was holding oticc lius tac VII hes
O pre-ideuf - -
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TIRGINTf.
Tildens Majority over Forty Thousand-The
ConGrcssmen Elected.

RICHMOND, Nov. H.-The official returns
from ninety three cities and counties In vrsi-
mia show a majority for Tilden OF over 1900.
The remaining counties will increase these
1gures about 1900. In the Sixth District Tuck
ers majority for Congress- s 5,2es in the Seventh
District Harrs's majority Is 10 SOS In the Eighth
District Muntons majority is0,iS. Full returns
have not yet been RECEIVED from the remaining
Districts but Ia the First Second. Third. Fifth,
and Ninth Districts the Democrats have equally
large majorities. Jurseusen, In the Fourth Dis
trict - the only Republican elected. HIS major.
ity will be between 200 md $40. There Is somo
Tx Of a contest IN this case, protest, tho
Gu racter Of which is not known, having been
hled with the returns from one county ia this
district.
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cry OF intimidation which they have already an
nonnced be raised with IA much success as in
1868. The result, however, was decelving, for
the NEGROES, unhampored by the Radical lead
ers, went to the polls and cast their b llots for
1iden and Ilendrlcks and Nichols and Wiltz
In reply to Marshal Pitkins's invitation to
him to visit New Orleans, Gen. Butler says. &"
do not believe Northern men ought to 90 down
and Interfere In the affairs OF Louisiana except,
" necessary, with arms In their hands. Have a
fair count OF the honest vote 1t all haz itds.
Nobody Will submit to anything else. Evory
true M n will sustain YOU Ia that"
Messts. GaI1old OF Ohio and Kelley Of Penn
eylvana viii arrive here tomorrow, when the
the Democrats.
The city is very quiet, with no further news.
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Ex-Judge Shipman, receiver II Duncan, Sher-
man Co., was before Register ketchum yesterday ON
subpGna from Mr. Edward r. Brown, counsel for T.
G. llaght and others, req uring him to produce the
check oook snd other 90 rs and papcr. Of the bank
tup arm thHt u Nigh be known 20 whom the 81 500 OlO
wa u,id Is nas oeen alleged, after tAe nrm hlA bcru
d' catcd lnsolyeni. Judge shipuAn uid not produce
hcin, saying that thty were too bulky Tor pricf
uotce and moreover, he dld not mink himself bound
20 produce them for General tusVcCtor. He -uii that
rs rs gnec H. was under ponds OF t5uOOOu for r ae
cuton ms tiusi and he Aad bcco InyoYcd hlt as
pelhtlU eni - defendant In numerous liigatiOns Co..
NulNug large suns and ne declined to prouure the
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g Gorge Granville White, who was huriol yes.
tcfdy ton his l'rookyn resident, Plcrr,pon place.
W. fur n,.y years au lupu rng ut a % Broad
way lie tiged with fortune to his nome on the
HulLA-, A..I A- icAtA ~ds at Als cutyhty Year.
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The Iif00kIYn AIdermen, "a a board N Cam
yassers yesterday appointed Aldermen Grisvod. vii.
nams anu Frtl, Republicans anu Corr and Murthn.
Democrlts to canvass the returns. Alderman Rowley
o. toe seventh ward, who was defeated 10y +. ".
Yas-lns Of tie returns of The Seventh ard for Alder.
man, the krOuud that they a. not exp The will
OF the hOnc voters but Gre the results Of frauds pro-
ducei Dy tie iWportntiun ot some Two dred mon,
more or less from the Fltth, Second, sixth, Nuth and
Iweniysrcond Wards. The protest MAS referred to
the special committee
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An immense amount OF unclaimed baggage
ia stored N the railroad Stations awaiting the
orders OF tho Thousands Of travellers who took New
York city their way to and from the Centennial
LxnlOiuon. Many travellers were imposed upon by
tck0t agents. who sold tickets that marked course
three times iOpger th,n they should nave taken
nhnv, naturally hreAlus a hhoricr ruu.e home, sod
their excursion tickets al great sacrifice, ana the
buyer readily resold the tickots IN the hotels Otncr
travel lost their tickcis and the checks their
baggage. The ticket tpocula,Ors have reIped rich
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pnILADELPHlA, Nuv. H.-M mcetin. of the
stocKnoders today, the following gentlemen were
elected Directors of the Permanent Exhibition. when
T. 20 be- ncld ON the ,en,gnnia grounds Ccmen,
pidtlr Thomas Cochran. IN lmls :. Ellis joel /.
Bailey, Isaac II. CiOtier john :, Morton, j. h. Kings
ley EdWari II, Coats aud \ xtuIur L. Brown. Only
100000 worth of the stOch Remains to ue taken M
toa sauscr tlon At prc ent amount ~ s5uOQqJ worth
Oi Centennial stock and tlun. 900 ~. G lsh.
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Improving the Elevated Railroad.

The Elevated Railroad Is rapidly enlarglng its
facilities for travel the west side. The three new
sdlngs az Liberty, Houston. ana Fory,secold streuts
are nearly complete, and wi b. IN u.e within ten days
these ,dnRs, which are nt equal di-taue"s from the
Ola Ones at franklln, Eleventh, ana Forty second
shees lessen the distance between sfGtl. 90 nye-
eghihs az mile. The sidlg ~ Eleventh stree, Tor,
merry rr0chlng 10 Fourteenth street. has heeA rKendpt
10 lwenti fourth street, Trains we're run over MS
extension Tor the rrt tine yesterday mufulpe. Tho
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RiynI Bnnrh, of Aldermen.

II is not generally known that on the 7th inst.
ward Aldermen were elected In this city. The vote
was hight vet those who received mqjorliy OF the
votes cast clam be th1 Board OF Ald ernen tAat the
people must recognize. This evening they are 10 most
IN the 81 u, uls Hotel,
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greGt old-fashioned COW, ruminatinG at her
Just below Madison square, yesterday attracted the
eyes of everybody who pa Mr. Peter GOcets house
az NlHetconih street aud broadway. She lay ON th'
ground bi inc sie Of lls front dOOT'tlps Cor time
hnd lheh irus" ana spent some mnut,s rubnng her
CherA against the bfOhn-6tunu ebuimrnts ns flmiilrly
's though II hat been her native ~ be. Ihe public
have long Enown the oi grntlrmlns pea.iOcl;s an /
fancy chicken, AMI wll be cqur LAVISH Ot lei ue tO
do gaz.ns ApllaEe 10 nis ncN quaurlpe1 pet
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WAsHIN0TON Nov. 1.-THE Postmaster to-
day received the resgna'ions o John W. watts Post.
master al Lafayette city Oregon ami OF II. y solace.
the Postmaster at Budpor, Vermont, both Of whom
were chostu Presidential electors at the lcte ccc-
tl luCir ynutl were tptrd amt ~ the Ol
gon casa the POSI- Olc WIS, 10y segaphc orGers, nut
IN charge OF SPEC gln Mail Agent Underwood of th I
ntnir aud ~ lhe Vermont Gaze the sppOutngut Of ID.
B. Bennltt ~ Postmaster Wac ordered
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EIiznheth's NInyornlY ,Iuddle.

The City Council Of Elizabeth b wing declared
II W. ToNnlcy, Republican, elected Mayor Major
b. Hoy, his Democratic competitor l. % test the cose
m the courts. Gch. j. \, Fay, CHAIRMAN OF tuc uon
County Democratic Executive committee entered
protest against the CauNas uf votes before th'
Council ON Monday night, On The groAuis Of error AMI
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ciAl- OF the Mo.cow Comm rc.l Loan Bank recently
convicted ~ rregul rits, heve been sentenced a fol
lowst Dr. StrOGsn,rs tp b-ul-hiu' from !:ussia;
Mes-rs Landau Pc Jln.kL Aud BOrIspWsky 70 uautsh-
Mrnt TO T9m.k ani Olunlili and NJ. schumacher to
one months Imprisonment.
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A wrecL on The rennsyIynnin nnnd.

The noon way train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road into train of freight near Meno Park
station yesterday afternoon, dam gng the passenger
engine, ara destroying the freight cnbooac. Conduc.
tor Gallagher ana passenger On the way tram were
severely injured The rear ears OF the fre sht rain
had btcn ncached, ana the telegraph opcrltOr sup
pOsed The enlre train had passed from The tlaok
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BOsTON, Nov. H.-Ihe tall meeting at tiystic
Pus began to-day The weather Was bad but the at
tendance was very good
The 2Ni trot tor purse OF $3.50 was won hy hr m
Graceful ~ -il H. aud 2iuA3 lu tur Gi.a ilO tor d
purse OF goo there ere siN Starters. -Four htli, were
trutttd, nu the race is not nulshed The O-s Tine
WAS
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Killed While uonrdiuu n Train.

ClNCINNATI Nov. lL-At Brighton station,
on the Cincinnau, Hlmiton ami Dlyton Rniroai last
night, f. o Chase merchant Of Rlcl moni lni. ,
whlle aiteml tug to board tfIiu before 10 M tla
IL son. wae thrown uud 'hc car, receiving ulults
from MllcA he dled soca ter HIS brother IN .nw, tAc
Rev r H. Be- son. IA atl tMplug G. render hiy asst
anee W.. ~ uldly lnlnrel thlt his te % dies pael ~
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MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov. li-Gentlemen arriving
iA this cy Tonight trum 50. Louis say ecu sher iau
and stan, Ia ctlEen,' dress, -sci over the SOW or
leans - Lous ana Chich.p Railway To-day eu route TO
Sew Orleans They viii arrive tAete al II OcI.CA tO
Nm IruM llnlmIuE
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SAVANNAH Ga., Nov. IA. From the best In,
formation obt.inah'e i.s0) blles Of cotton were do
stroytd ali ahU ut $50 bales were damaged. Thirty
eit cars were totally DESTROY ed. Twenty barrels Of
wsS"y hrye quaAtity OF ba, on lumber fcs,lllzers
cotton tlte, and bucAles were also destroyed
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SAVANNAH Ga, Nov. 1.-THE Medical Society
have ju,i declared that the epidemic Is ended, and
nOtiJ ausentces tnat II II safe to return The total
number Oi iuiermenis Today was hYe, VI which lNO
were 0i yellow fever cases.
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TRENTON, Nov H-1he Chancellor to-day In
the OF lryiag N. Ayary ct al against the Bees
Manufacturing COMPANY Of Bordentown. Gatrct q.
Cannon. Trustee, IA hill fur the uppointmcnt OF .
recover declared the company iusolgent receiver
is - JC upl JlLted
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. li.-Mlx Colin, aged -
yt.rs, WHO i- alleged e. be deMulrag employee Of
the uaAAtls urm Il Sfrupp * Co., of Montge u. sax
ouJ ~ WHO arriy Il AZ tnls port IA IA" steamship In
dll. l. uOW ~ Cu-tlN 30 tut+ CITY TO await rcquis
tflI N ~ N German Government.
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The decomposcd body of Caut. Thomas
0Geih, Of III, hlfgt EAn Il 'ly we tqgi j .,lui
in " ork bay. on the port johnson coal piers on
sunday. H. had been missing Tor two wtcAs.
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nosrON Nov lL-A gang Of tnrre bnrgl lrs
entered tac house Of Miss Mar Mar h. In Wo,t Poa.
rOhhed tc Nuu r II small amount of ur prrty. They
also attacked hcr brother, lyug near, seriously ujur
mol
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Some Republicans Of staten Island hnve sIid
that srtre,on - ware carried in recent Democratic
turcnl@l ploce sion IN lilcAu.lud county Tine s'9y
l. tase and malicious
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~ The county jail last June on Cndrgc 10y frrtholir
Frost II Illegal voting. lie was Discharged esterday
anu hus sstd the fleehoder
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BELGRADE, Nov. II Tile Russian Cnnsui-Gen.
ernl here has informed Gen. TChcrMftI itt thc - Z
forhds hls ri turn to liu.ia. Grn acru4yeh Wal 10
Un leave Ot absence to Nlruun tomorrow.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Nov. 1.-THE cleo
tion Of Craven. Democrat, for Congress over Nc.
Cure Republican, Is pretty generally conceded.
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SCRANTON, Nov H.-This afternoon Dennis
O'Neil while az work the Olt bridge over the river,
between scranton and llyau Pdrk, lost ls balance,
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ROaE. Nov. H. The report in the Cologne CT
seis the proposed Procedure of the Italian GOV.
ernment IN the event o tie death VI the Pops Is IrO
uouncUl bascoss fabrication.
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a New Yorher Drowned NJ Havrc.

HtVRH, Nov, ll.-Iiancois Metzger, who ar
rived from NeN YolA ou tic s,r,mcr france, was nc.
GdsnIaly gT9@nel n !hs STEAMERS ayeA
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Prennhlnq IN INC CIV Prison

The Rev John 4. Betker who hes been chap
hu oi the Cy Prs for three years proposes ihe Tor
nation Of " The Gospel Mission to the Prisoners .
SuDscrpt Ons may ~ to SIR. George T.. Story of a
O. lir ,lrtrI II. en- pam l"etNes no p from tht
LOmmlsaiOutTs Of Charities and CorreCuOn.