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THE FLORIDA CANVASS.
How the Republicans Figure a Majority o.
10 on the Face of the Returns.


TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 2s.-The board met
at 10 A. NJ. There were present for the Repub-
licuns. Gen. Barlow OF New York, Messrs. Ampt
and Noyes Of Ohio, Lew Wallace and Mr.. Brady
OF Indiana, W. Il. Chandler Of New Hampshire,
and several local politicians. For the Demo
Gratis appeared Messrs. Manton Marble and
Paris OF New York, q. W. Biddle, ID. W. Sellers,
j. X. Read. Samuel q. Thompson. Malcolm
Hays, and G. W. Guthrie Of Pennsylvanis. c. w.
woolcy Of Onto. l.. Saltonstall OF Massachusetts,.
John \. Coyle of Washington, Charles Gibson OF
Missouri, Perry Smith OF Illinois, J. 4. Brown
and Z. NJ c. Young Of Georgia, with several
local politicians. Gen. Brannon OF the United
States Army had a seat inside the railing with
the members of the board. The Secretary at
once began the opening OF the sealed packages
OF ballots. As the reading proceeded the Re-
publicans gave notice that they would contes:
the counties OF Columbia. Hillsboro. Liberty,
Munster, Nassau, Orange, Putnam, Polk, Santa
Rosa, Sumter, Suwannee. Tay.or, Nolusia.
W.kulla Walton, and Washington.
The Democrats gave notice OF .eritests in Ala
Jefferson, Leon, and Marion.
The result Of the electoral vote, "a read from
the face Of the returns, WIS as follows;
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RLPIBLICINS ~ TIGHT
Blows Freely Given NJ the Primaries In the
tiiV Of Churches.

The Brooklyn Republican primaries last
night were IN several cases. preceded by good
old fashioned nights. In the Eleventh Ward
primary, IN Fulton street when Winfield 5.
Mount, the secretary Of the association, en-
tered, he found Aaron Mccall, John Stewart
and ". II. Barlow lmpaleptly waiting for the
roll book. stewart asked Mount whether ho
had the hook and Mount answered Yea"
stew RI i-ked for It. and, us MoGnt refused, he
grabbed al 1t. Mount thrust 1t under
MS coat. and Police Sergeant Cowan, VINO
Is member Of the nssociaiiou. kcpt
stewart away. tell muscular nan, said
70 be llu2h Armstrong, struck toNan
full in the mouth with bls l.t. Then there WAS
"a fee tght. Stewar. ana Mctall, vino are Gus
tom House sitpendl.rlcS, represented tue ( e.
Il n which was wurking to put ~ WilhAm e.
Kingsley 5 partner, Alnert Ammclmau, a. Pres
idcnt Of thrn-nuri at II, There were two tirk-
other by samuel ANila, lhe vote was not de-
ttTmlned at "a lave hour.
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BiLLi.iM NJ. TU ELD.
The Prisoners wife and Daughter nunning
Down from Grcenwich to see Him.

shortly after II o'clock Yesterday morn
ing ,irs. William NJ. Tweed and her daughter,
Mrs. Maginns. drove up IN front OF Ludlow
street iaiI. 1hoy had just arrived from Green
wich, Conn. ond it was their nrst visit to the
prisoner since his return. Mrs. Tweed was at
tired in black, and seemed careworn. She has
been III for many weeks She aud Mrs. Maginuis
were with Tweed tor several hours Later.
Richard NJ. Tweed and Cen William NJ. Tweed,
Jr- called. They remained until long after dark.
LAWYER Johnson, who Is An intimate friend Of l..
a. Woodward, had "a private talk with tweed.
W hen asked whether anN documents OF value
to any one are In his luggage IN the Irgate
franklin, tue prisoner replied, None what
ever"
Ihurow Weed said recently that when he
(Wo ID made "A proposition to Tweed before the
prisoners ESCAPE IN relation tO fe-titutiou, John
Graham, the LAWYER. dcfe ted the plnn. Al the
time weed was So anxious to Hid Tweed tue
former h Il powerful ally Ia j " Gould. Mr.
q sahAms wtthdraNal Hs counsel ior iwe.d
happened wheu TINS fact became known,
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The following dispatches were received
10y the National democratic Committee yester-
day;
me non. A. s. H,,om, huereu HOne Neio foiI.
Please deliver the following telegram TO the
Hon VIM. M Evarts, the Hon. Wm. Cullen
iiryant. and Whteiaw Reid.
The United states troops are in possession nf
tn state House; along the corridors, ana around
the statue Of Washington, win all the doors
bOlted except one. Across the passage leading
FROM thi. door are soldiers with sentinels, who
receive theil Instructions from n Mr. Dem
nj, known here as the furniture man.
myself aCcOUpnnt. several Democratic
members oi the Legislature u tue STATE House
who presented their certificates from the Clerk
OF the supreme Court that they were entitled TO
seats IN the legislature. hey We're refused by
the guard, and tue following cOllOquy took
Members-we are members from Union coun-
~. and wish to 90 - the hail.
Corporal of Guarl-Nou cant 20 in without
prs, from Mr.. Jones or Air. Dennis.
Nr. Jones - the old CLERK, "ho IL, by the Re-
public m programme, to organize the House,
and whose pass WAS 10 admit whom he pleased.
Nr. Dennis Is the contractor tor the STATE flrni-
ture bnye referred to- ana Is a partisan or Gov.
Chamherl"in' under whose immediate orders the
military are now acting, MI Dennis was sent
for. and cano out 81 an adjoining room. when he
corporal WIS asked III the presence OF the soldiefs
thei received tneir orders from Mir. Dennis, II
Mr. Dennis was al army onlcer Ihe corporal
reped that he Was under the orders OF MI
Deuuls, but Mr.. Dennis was not "A soldier
Dennis was asked upon whose authority he "
acting. lie rctused all Information except that
lao WIS acting under ORDERS.
| wish to bring these startling facts which
come under my observation to your attention.
because two Nears ago YOU did NE the honor to
commend my effort Ia the United
States nate I'm reference to the dispersion
Of the LIui,ianl Iegisature, ami he au-o yOu
have gained the confidence Of the whole coun-
try 10y your refusal to sanction the infinitely
less oil Objectionable proceedings in New Orleans
two years ago. There the Judgment Of Judge
Durrell seemed to sanction the procedure. Here,
"a Of the ia members elect, who are Democrat
ic, we're reported by the Board of Canv sseTs to
the supreme Court as receiving the highest
number Of votes. and the secretary Of state,
ord6red by this kepubcan Court to issue GER
tihcates to those tnus repOrted Among these
are the members from EIgeneld and Laurens
cOuntie'. Edgeneld gave the lirge Democratic
majority In the state. and was garrsOned by
seven c0mpaDies, almost one fourth OF all the
companies In tho entire State. Laurene was
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THREE wEAATHY ORPHANS.
Phiin deiphians In New York Looking Ia Win
for One OF Them.

Mr.. James McGrath OF Rookland street.
Philadelphia. cousin and executor of John
Rogers OF 1887 kockiand street, accompa-
MED by three gentlemen. called upon Inspec-
tor Dilks last evening, and said that Cath
crime Rogers, the youngest child OF John Rogers.
was abducted ten DAYS sgo b, Alice Morris,
whom they had traced to Jackson and Mon oe
streets. Inspector Diks thereupon detailed De-
tectiye McDougall to arrest Alice Morris, but
the detective could not una her
JOhn Morris, the brother Of Miss Alice Morris,
saiu last ev ning that bis sister, Catherine Nor
re- was nsrricu ten years ago to JOnn Roger of
Philadelphia, ana that Alice Morris went u live
with them. Mrs. kOgurs died two years H. o,
aud her husband ieit The 10 Of the three chit
drcn To ALI le Morris. Three weeks ago he lied,
leaving II MS latg property to his children, out
making no arrahgeluents for tneir education.
hen John McGrdth, a cousin ol Mr. Rogers,
one of the executors OF his Will, had himself
appuintcd guardian ot the children bY decree
of the Orphaus' Court lie then bade \ ics
Morris return to New lurk, a. he Intended to
take the children out West. Alice Muuis, who
tnough she had tie first cl in. refused to DO
sep rated from the children, aud accordingly
iOuk Cuharine Rogers with her To tins city.
Le lining yesterday tnat McGrith h "a come TO
this city, she secIeted herself and the child.
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REPUBLICANs PAUsING.
Gov. Dcnnison TO Advise Hayes not to Accept
the Presidency.

wAsnINGToN. Nov. 2S.-Mr. J Il. Walk
er, the editor Of all independent newspaper pub
lished In this city, ia an intimate personal friend
OF Coy. DcnnisoD. one Of the commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia, and he Will publish
tomorrow morning a statement to tho eject
that Gov. DennisOn takes the ground that IL L.
the duty Of Mr. Hayes to decline the Presidency
under the EXISTING circumstances. aud tnat lie
will so advise him. Gov. Dennson IL the init
mate friend OF Mr.. Hayes and II MIR. Walker
has n he asserts. the authority OF Gov. Denui-
son for this statement, II would seem that there
are some prominent Republicans who do not
approve of the course pursued by the Admins
trtton and the leaders Of their party ia south
Carolina aud Louisiana.
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p The Result OF the california Canvass,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. -. -rne secretary Of
sAte st nisht cauyA scd heYetes o. the stc giving
II yes sos, aud Illcn 71.sll. Marin couuty /, not
included Ia the unit the returns not having been re-.
CeNcd, Tue result Will not bc ut cted however. The
Secretary Of state says, uuoncmlY there VIII prlha.
hly he contest between f,chrCO hud " gln on can.
ala ties for Ongre.H IN Fourth District IN he tli.
iOwtug rounds Ia Monterey ,Ouutb thc oupriN isor
rnuNh-scd AMI ccrtinei the returns 10 tnr County
Gers. IN unt certificate an error m footing ulc san
lurchlp lrriuci snow Two nit votes for Ni. glu on
than were actually cast The County Clerk .u I,,.
gurntY cuan5gd thc iootnss to cosrr-Ipud VITA lh.
h-ure-, A Pachrco Ia, hut one ina fort y. II i.tX
Iccted tA,t Ml'gutun viii Cuntes-, OH the grounds
that the certificate of the Supervisors was auuaiuy,
aud the I lcrk had no right to change the u.urus
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The swindIine Of Emisrapt-.

James Henry. young Irishman, who was on
his way to the White Star ste imshp Baltic having
gagged passage to England. was dcfraude1 OF fI5 on
Saturday by two men. Of whom said he had
signed number OF sewing lchincs to Europe by tho
Baltic, hut was unable t pay the freight them lie
gave heny bogus check for 80 10 return for tue fl5
Henry sent to WARDS Island. water VIII ANS,
ais Slip Corcorsn" aud wuliam Foster, alias Flts
gerald" were arrested In Wet street YESTERDAY. They
IRE accused, also. OF obtain ng t5D from Michael Ms
lone who sailed for Europe last week GsD from Ed
ward Com. .A who sailed fortnight ana t2O
third person, also passenger III European siesu
alat
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Detective Brush arrested William A. Mactae>
Of 735 Washington street. employee Of Mcssrs
Radclif. baldwin & Co Of 40 and 7e Broadway. last
evening for embczzllng large amounts OF money.
Mactlggart lad been IN the firms employ for
yeafs, and had always been trusted. The nrm dis '0v
cred discrepancy OF 1900 In their accounts and acrd
It to MactagGsrt when arrested he confessed to h.v.
ing taken u 500 few days and sdded that he d
been cmbczz ing moneys for several years past. lie
locked up 10 the Churcn street police station
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THE EWIRfiRL IHE EAsr


LoNDoE, Nov. .!s.-Thomas Carlyle writes
to a friend on the Eastern question, approving
to the fullest extent the recommendations in
Mr.. Gladstone's pamphlet for the oIpul-ion of
the Turkish governing classes from Europe.
Turkey has formally protested against the
line OF denarcatIon liked 10y the international
Commission between the Turkish and Muntene-
grln forces, and cOnulicatlpus are feared in con-
ueCtiOn with rcNituhing pieces be ieged Toy the
Monlcnegrlns, the resulltlon of when was left
Tor settle ent by "A subsequent Understanding.
The British Foreign once publishes de patch
from Sir Henry Elliot, tine Ambassador at Con-
stantinoplt, strongly DENYING statement 10y the
Per core -pondent Of the Times that lac ad-
vised tho Porte tn hold Itself IN readiness to
stand upon It's rights and make demonstrations
Of force.
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"Union Industrial Works" Is the signature to
an advertisement Offering permanent employment at
good saarc.. with hotel AMI travelling expenses paid
Thc concern real institution IT. Cine matt, Oli the
work. ~ slii i. upper room fIrnishr with tw0
chalrs ana desk. pcrsons Who send IN lncy tho
pace for good cuplsu that no return n ma ie Ois
isur w.tics to IHE >rN t1at he Mas toli bJ ope
raior- that they were extensive msnutaca rrs. Thoy
sccIt To have twn itfsc amount inOutj from th8
pOcActs OF their dupcs
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Father Eugene Cassidy. pastor OF st. Mary's
Star Of the Sea, IN Court street. BROOKLYN dying in
hi residence at Court and LuQueer streets Brooklyn.
He OF the oldest priests In Brooklyn. and has
been for years the pastor OF St. Marys Church.
He completed the erection OF the church. AMI built
parOchit school that has daily aten1ance OF over
llOO persons. In the years when cholera was an ept
denic south Brooklyn. Father Cassidy. bravng all
canger, went from house to house administering COM
fort to the sick and the dying. His parish s about
b.OO 4
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rhe Lower CnIiiornln Mc,oIu,inn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. - A SIN Diego press
despatch says tnat letter la, been received from san
Rafael the capital Of Lower Caioruia, confirming the
report that GOV. NllAgerano'' Goyernmcnt hal been
OYt rturncd but the fact IN that Naser ~ MN.
SELF isg rryOlutOnist IN favor ot Dluz, lie has cen
arrested tcrt to Guaymas ON charges Oi rrbr
abuse of the election fraudulent pfActlCes Sc.
There sa universal feeling IA favor VI tne new Gov
ernment.
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THE SPE.IK ERSHIP
MIR. Hewitt Not Hriung Letters IN Favor OF
ANY Particular Muu.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. s.-Statcments have
been published widely that the Hon. Abram s.
Hewitt, Chairman Of the National Democratic
COMMITTEES, had written letters here and else
where to Democrats in favor OF u particular man
for speaker Of the House OF toaresentatiyes.
There Is no foundation Tor tho assertion. On
the contrary, MIR. Hewitt In a letter written
within the last two days to Mr.. 81 ringer Of
Illinois. SAYS that he has not committed himself,
and uses the following language: I'VE must
take the best man, without regard to uersOnal
preferences or past commitments. We have too
much at stake to take single particle Of un-
necessary risk"
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BHY MIR. EvIRTS is SILENT
Declining TO give nu Opinion Untii he IL in
Posse ssinn OF nIl the Eaci-.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The Hon. Viii
liam NJ. Eyarts Is IN the city, and had an inter-
view with Zach Chandler to day. On being in
teryiewed tonight Mr.. Eynrts said that he came
mere TO uttend the Supreme Court. and not
upon political business; that at the request Of
Chaudlcr and other Republican leaders he had
had an Interview with the chairman Of the Re
publican National Committee that he had de-
cun'd to exprcss an opinio n upon the present
situation because he was not Ia pu~seshion uf
oil the facts. aud would not give an opinion
without tnem.
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Totals ....... .ll5 phB
IlIAnnla mnlArLIA IL AZ

John Y. Foster md John L. Murphy nled
protests against the election OF lienj min VIII
hanson one of the 1ildcn electors, for the rea-
son that WILKINSON held the position OF
United states COmmissiOner, AN ONCE of profit.
and rs, in & rnsequence, not eligible una he
laws Of the United States to the Olire OF electOr
The reception uf the paper was debated, aud
finally the board refused to receive II. on TIE
ground that they had no right 70 cor slider the
question. ana lhht It WAS no part OF their duty
70 do so. Tho protest was rejected by ayOte VI
four IL three,
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1nden,- Mniorty m Nor,h Carol,no.

RALEIGH. n ~. = -- rue PROCLAMATION Of Gov.
Brogdon Of the rr'ut ~ tu' recent election IN thus
State gives Uirl n mai of l017s, win three
small counties not NNt nliNt ltf hear Jn
tuIf|l states S.l4'lr Iui11ul. Wnlbt term cKpres
mex March, NI- to-day rccicctc to the senate.
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An Auburp Merchant NIissinq.

A wel-set man. Of about 81 years of age. regis-
tered in the Mcropo itan Hotel "a O. &. Pl,tncr Of
Auburn. n. Y. the Goth ms. Oh the 2lst he de
part d without paying his bill. but leaving small
yase IN mis- room. On Monday Inst Mr.. W \. Wait
came from Auuro, and called At the hotel and said
that Mr.. Plsnrr Nasa Crutkcr merchant OF Auburn.
and had evidently met with d"a'h or an accident or he
wOul have returned home several days ago. Nj. Pat
ner was seen In Brooklyn ON Tuesday aad "Wednesday
Of last week.
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Abraham Groenthal's suit TO compel tho
trustees Of the ynnLogue Beta Israel B1kur ohm to
rive nm his form pew ON ms pawn mt OF the rents
an trial Yesterday bef Judg Van Brunt Grrea-
tla having nr-n r.nhct't OF receiving stoi goods.
the tru-tc refused L. usi him pew anu uccuned
10 take his uuuVy. ntaOush they we're willing thAt he
s-1Lll WOrsiuD Ia the synagogue. Decision was re-
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Peter McGinn OF 32j Est lwrnty-nfh street
disputed the rsht Of John Mcdonald and hs wife TO
their premises last evening and confronted them
WIN drawn ore. McDunuld Wa. wounded by four
Cu's 40 Iut hi- heal aud Mrs. McpOnaid was ruck
twice on h- head MCt,iun lOcAcI w Ia the Iwen
N-scCOud street police sta ion.
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The following table shows the relative posi-
IONS VI lne pIaN ers a. 10 general aYeraYe;

SlossOn, Rudolphe, ard j. Dion will play of
Tor the first, second, und ihiru prizes, 500, 500
sb1; and GARNER takes the fuu III, SEQ. The
500 table on which the games were played goes
10 Dion as the winner ol the highest average.
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Providence, Nov % -lhe municipal election
today resulted IN the choice Of Thomas A Doyle for
Mayor Tor the eleventh time, The vote stood; Doyle
Republican, 1850, Pierce Democrat. lsis; q rk.
Muulcpai lse 'iu candidate 4ii puyle had mai iri'
~ In every ward. The II puOilcins eject eight of tue
ten Alitrmeu -ut thirty .nuV Ot the iOriy lUuncnen
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The Funeral Of .iamr. Miller.

The members Of the lIpboken turtle Club as
scmbed last evening to arrange Tor their In
obscquie OF their old President. Mr Jas l.. Miller who
died on sunday last Mr. Miller had been Trcsiacnt
tht Club for aftrcn The uD viii ut
to-day, and, IN conjunction with fhc Sparta Cub will
irch To DR.. Chapns Church. The Iutermeut tO Da
in MOOulaNu CCUle.cry
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No New Outrage We, Agreed vpon.

WAsHINGToN, NV. 2s.-No business of
importance was transacted 10y the Cabinet to-
day The situation of affairs IN South rolina
"A IrominenJ topic Of conversation at the
meeting. but No new actlOn was tax n concerning
It, or ~ regard to any other matters connected
with the late election.
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The Keform nm Z..hahnnhIcr rromi.ea.

WAsHINGrON. Nov. 2s. The Secretary of tho
Interior To-day 'suod au order prohibiting OH the
plly " the department from smoking In the Duli-
durns 'nicc huur. Suu.lu orders arc already IN
force ~ vera utitr dcpIrtnrnts.
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Disease Contracted n, the Centennial.

When 1t began to be noised abro I'd that Gen.
tennial visitors were suffering from fevers contracted
on The Centennial ground the Philadelphia folks said
that diseases were the natural result of changes OF
diet and excitement and fatigue aud in proof OF the
assertion that unhealthlness did result
healthy condition Of the grounds they SAID
ployees on the grounds we're none OF them affected.
Mr. Jacob weber, member Of the Centennial Fire De
partmcnt who IA slowly recovering from fever that
drove him from the grounds to His home the 18th OF
July and whose former good health Ia attested by tha
fact that or three wears previous he was member OF
the New YORK fire pltro, says that at time more
than sky OF the one hundred md seveny.nve Geo.
tcnnia hremen were SICK incuIing the chief All
were sufferers from typhoid or malarla fever Among
the seven hundred blue uniformed Centennial guards,
too, there were cases by the score, but II h impossible
10 ascertain how many OF thrm died. as mo OF them
were from different parts OF the Union. and when
dropped out through he to his home aud
was henrd from no more
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Providence ,isn,c,pai Election.

The Rev. j. Clement French has been obliged
e. Telc ri im IA pr Of the Nes mi stcr PresDytd
ran Aurch IN Rroos yn bee USE Ot i-hcaltn
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE By THH
SUNS REPORTERS


Three curly y-beaded, barefooted brothers. out
at knees and elbows the eldest seven years old ,hs
next sr. and the youngest three merry A
kings last evening before Matron webbs nro in ost
children department, In the Police Central once. They
were not lost children only deserted by q drunkea
mother ami an improvdent father. The mother was
sent to Backwes Island Friiay last for drunkcn-
ness. Yesterday the father, Parick Flanagan, took
them before Justice Smith, and asked that they might
be committed to the care OF the COMMISSIONER OF
Cnatlc and Corr ctipn he not able support
them. being out Of WORK. But the Justice could not
do It, "a the consent Of the absent mother
sary to commitment Justice Smith, however. recon-
mended that the boys should be taken TO the Sisters OF
Mercy IN East Houston street. The sisters house was
full, however. so the little ones found shelter for
the night In the Police Central once. Tue family lived
In Lewis street.
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COLUMBIA, Nov. 2S.-1he house burned
on Friday last. three miles from this city, was
the property OF tho sisters of Gen. Wnye ilamp-
ton, but was occupied by hin, and known as his
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NEW JLhSLY'S VOTE.
Majority for Tiiden Twelve Thousand Four
Innhrpd and Forty-nve.

TRENTON n. j., Nov. 2s.-The New Jer-
sey Board Of State Canvassers to-day counted
the ofiicial vote OF the State. which Is follows:
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CAIRO. III. Nov. ~ Lieu. ..tien sheridan
ptss,l through mere tu-da, on the way 70 Chicago.
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Coenacs bottled Al the Jonzac Distileries also
street Ado.
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"Moreau-Lefevre" the oldest and IN ost French b
h. Y,-AdU,
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JOTIINGS hBOUT TOWN.

southwest winds. Vrer to colder northw,
WiIh rsus barometer, partly CLOUDY or clear weata
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SENATOR GoRDoN's Account
Dispatches 10 the Chairman of the National
Democratic Committee,

The following dispatches were received
uy the National democratic Committee yester-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-03

New York, Dec. "A Washington
special states that in al interview to. day
the President said he though. Hayes had
undoubtedly carried the electora! vote OF
South Carolina and Florida, and perhaps
Louisiana, but abo-. tne latter State
there may lie some doubt, on account OF
so many complications surrounding the
work o. the Board. But the eminent
gentlemen OF both parties. VIII nave been
witnesses Of the operations of the Board.
will be able TO agree upon verdict that
will satisfy both parties throughout the
country.