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Good Beginning.

twill be seen in the dispatches that
.as sLauisiapa Returning Board have de.
add to admit to their deliberations a
;:absr Of representative men belonging
. sgta political parties. This is agood
Hs.uuing and must be accepted as an
a'ast Of good intentions on the par! Of
Ss Board. No doubt that body feels
a' pressure Of public opinion upon it.
Gov could it feel otherwise, since it has
'ssons the focal point OF so many strong
I'D streaming Calcium lights from every
''int OF the compass.
Eenay'On once said 'Omething about
ae "feFce light that beats against a
aFOnG," and about how trying and EN-.
a'rassinS ia the position Of the occupant
A'hs throne under such circums.auces.
Ias Queen Of England, aud the Prince
.'aiart, according to that poem, had had
A'' "aeEce light beating upon them for
s''! years, from the public eyes and
asPoS!is press Of England, and yet had
'sa tound equal to the severe ordeal
- from all stains upon their characters
;''iog all tie time.
!ss poetic figure was a very happy
.as iHt is among the many excellent
'ss that one may aud in Tennyson. 1t
'si''n veil at this time to describe the
tA'aoa Ofthe Returning Board OF the
a'PS's1 States, each Of which at this
's' IA point against which beats as
$'H 4 light a. ever streamed against
N!a'Oneiu the world. The figure is
,Sa''iasly applicable to the Louisiana
sFa' Ii is the Board around which
,''sn more public interest aud also
,.H's'picionS than any other similar
,~aia IN the Southern States. 1t mon.
,f'~i'' the attention and the jealousy Of
y 's'nnt'y Hence those who compose
Naay did that which was Absolutely
'A.'! for their own protection from
@'se' hurricane OF accusation and
'''''i'n, when they consented to a.
measure Of publicity in their pro.
s''0T +" the nature Of their duties
NV TIA, the Louisiana Board have
' Ibis concession, it ia to be hoped
aen will be chosen "a witnesses who
S@ sit there as mere partisans, but
"in'elliVeut and candid jurymen.
a'e thousands of Democrats
ta'Gt the country who have decided
'0's how the election has gone,
Sa sAS viii burst out after the style Of
= :, louis 1iNe' C'Tilden or aEht'') in
u verdict is against them. Bat
n Sst the feeling Of the peOpls At
Ia taose who have no bets 70 Ioss
% grind are willing to see a.
u r.Sas Sas ot An honest vote, and %
a wa result against all sedition.
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The SituatiOn in South Carolina
Lsupposed Action OF The Hu.
pEemo Court.

CoIumtA, s. G., November lS.AThe
result OF taoulating the returns Of the
County CanVaaSers gives the State to the
Hayes electors BY q majority varying
from $50 to l,1SS. The counsel for ne
Democrats Immediately fled an exeep-
ton to the aggregation on the vround Of
irregularities, errors and omissions be-
tween the Managers Of the Returns and
the statements Of the County Canyassers.
which they claim vitiates the above re.
suit. 7s
Ac1osE VOTE.
COLUMBIA, November 1s.-The State
Board Of Canvassers tabulated the re-
turns for all the State officers except the
Governor and Lieutanant Governor.
From the face Of the returns Of The Coun.
ty Canvassers it is shown that The, vote is
close, and the result SO doubtful that it
will take correction OF the numerous
clerical errors 10 determine the success.
full candidates. Hayne, Rep. is re-
elected Secretary Of State BY 227 ma.
iority; Elliot, Rep, elected Attorney
by votes; Hagood, Dem,
Comptroller, elected BY 256; Thompson,
Dem1 superintendentof Election, BY 442;;
Kennedy, Rep, BY l6l, and Cordo1o,
Rep, by 20s. Corrected returns will
change these results, on Monday, 90 a. to
give the Attorney General to the DEM
ocrats and Superintendent Of Election to
the Republicans. Hampton's majority Is
about / ,l44 over Chamberlain.
THE cousTIS SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEW YoRK, November 1S.-A special
gives the following result Of the Electoral
vote OF South Carolina:
Republican Electors.at-Large-G C.
Bowen, 9l,s76; John Winsmith, 81, $40.
District elector-T. B. johnson, 9l,s52;
Timothy Hurby, 81 ,1S6; W. B. Nash, 81, :
s04; Wilson Cook, 81, ,4S2, and W. F. Ny
srs, 1880. y sst.'7
Democratic Electors.at-Large-T. G.
Barker, 90,S96; Samuel MCGOWAN, co.
IS7. District Elector-J. W. Harring-
on, %, 0,S95; J. L. Ingraham, 90,79s; VIM. |
Wallace, 90,s ,s05; J. B. Irwin, 90,9O5; Rob-
.rt Aldrich, 9o,S60.
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CINCINNATI, November ls.-Atsparks.
vile, Indiana, on the Ohio and MiSsiS.
sippi Railroad, last night, = freight train
was run on the side track and tho men in
charge neglected to turn the switch. A
passenger train ran into the caboose Of
The freight train, killing Frank Albert
and Lucas McClelland. The engine Of
the passenger train was wrecked and sew.
eral freight cars damaged. No pasSen.
gers injured.
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CHARLEsToS, S. c., November l9.-
John Henry: Dennis, one Of the negroes
implicated by the coroners jury in the
Hausmann and Portsman murder, was
arrested yesterday in Columbia on the In
formation given by one of the persons
arrested. A posse Of eleven went out
this morning eleven miles to arrest two
others (negroes) named William and
Stephen Anderson, who were present At
the murder. William was arrested in
town, but Stephen was at his house and
refused to surrender, and was only cap
tured after being shot several times, al
though not seriously. Six negroes are
now imprisoned charged with completely
in the murder. Four more arrests under
the enforcement act were made yesterday.
Nearly all the prisoners were bailed, bnt
some are still in Jail.
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Gang OF Thieves Broken I'd.

ST.. LOUIS, November 19.-What has
long been known as the Hogan Mountain
gang ot railroad tram thieves, who have.
been operating very extensively along
the St. Louis, Iron Mountain L Southern
railroad between here and the Arkansas
line, has been etectually broken up, and
nine Of their number, including three
female members, have Just been SEN
fenced by the Iron Mountain Circuit
court TO from i've to eleven years in the
penitentiaFy. There are also about thir-
ty indictments standing against others Of
the gang. These parties are among the
most desperate characters in the State,
and the breaking up OF their operations
il matter Of copgratulation to all law
abiding citizens. VIM. II. Byers, detec.
tive Of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Railroad, has been mainly in
strumental in ferreting out these lawless
men and bringing them to justice, and
deserves great credit for his skill and
bravery, his life being frequently in great
peril.
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Cold Comfort tor the Demo.
CEAcY.

PROVIDENCE, November Is. 9.-.Goyernor
Lippett yesterday received the following
telegram from Gen. sickles:
NEw YORK, November Is.
To GorsrnOr LiPpea:
1t is reported here on the authority Of
William Black Lawrence that one Of the
Republican electors OF. Rhode Island is
ineligible, and that the law OF your State
gives the Office to the person having the
highest vote who is qualified. Law
renee claims to be elected himself.
[Signedl D. E.SrcKLEs.
TO which Governor Lippett replied ::
"Our State laws provide for all contin-
gencies in the case Of vacancies from any
cause in the Electoral College. This State
will give four votes for Hayes and
Wheeler. II. LIPPETT."
The only occasion for this correspond
ence is the fact that Hon. Geo. A. Corliss,
Elector-elect, is Centennial Commits
sioner appointed by the President on the
nomination Of the Governor. r
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Capture OF the Lincoln Tomb
Robbers.

CHICAGO, November 1S:-At a late
hour last night United States Detectives
Tyrrell and Washburn, with the aid Of
two local detectives, captured the two
men who attempted TO steal the bones oil
President Lincoln from the vault in
Springfield, Illinois, on the night Of No.
yember Tth. They are Terrence Mullen,
alias T. Durnan, the proprietor Of the
Hub Saloon, "94 W. Madison street,
where tie arrest was made, and Jack
Hughes, dlidI ]. Smith, an old counter.
ieiter, connected with the notorious Belle
Boyd. These men have been shadoWed
since the attempt was made to despoil
the tomb, and their guilt is said to be
plainly proven. Officers will take them
to Springfield this evening to await in.
dictnent and trial.
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UREA, NY, November 1s.-During
M Episcopal Church entertainment 1t
Hills ball, Psrryville, Madison county,
Friday evening, the north part OF the foor
gave way. precipitsting over fifty ladies
and children ten or twelve feet 10 the
aoor below. Mrs. H. L. Keeler, right leg
broken, bone badly shattered, left arm
and foot bruised. Mrs. John Cress and
Mrs. David Wells, severely injured about
the chest and body; Mrs. Cora Maines,
knee and ankle sprained; others painful.
~ bruised. Mrs. Cress may not survive.
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Governor Hayes Position.

Governor Hayes says tha. be would
rather be counted out Of the Presidency
by fraud than counted in by fraud. His
conduct through life, especially In public
life, has fortunately been such that the
country believes him when he thus ex.
presses himself. Hence the security that
the public feel that Governor Hayes will
never lend himself to any scheme that
will taint either his own fair fame or
that OF the party he represents. II Gov
ernor Hayes goes inIO,ths Presidency it
will be by virtue Of q verdict that the
country will overwhelmingly sustain.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatal Accident TO a wedding
Party.

CINCINNATI, November ls.-A party
Of ffty.six persons left the city late last
night intwo furniture wagons to attend s
German wedding, some distance out in
the northeastern part OF the county,
when ten miles out, at the crossing Of
West Fork, in the darkness, one Of the
wagons, containing thirty.six persons,
was driven of the side OF the bridge, fall.
ing twenty-five feet to the rocks below.
Louis Bramlage, aged 81 years, had his
spine fractured and will probably die.
Joseph Meyers had his skull fractured.
Mary Kleinburg, aged ten years, concus.
sion Of the brain, and is supposed to be
fatally injured. Nine or ten others were
more or less severely injured.
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A StenographIc Report TO be
Made.

NEw ORLEAxs, November 1s.-The
gentlemen here at the request Of the
President, and also those sent here BY
Republican organizations from, States
other than Louisiana, have determined,
they say, 70 secure full Stenographic re.
port Of all the proceedings and evidence
before the Returning Board, SO that an
impartial statement may be given TO the
public and sent 10 the President. They
have also determined to change their
committee Of fVe from time to time, 30
that all their members may observe the
the mode Of proceeding and the sppear-
ance and character Of the witnesses ex.
amined.
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II Tilden turns out not to be elected
the Hon. Charles James Fplkner will
resume his wire pulling for seat in the
United States Senate, grounding his
claims largely on his olarkEburg speech,
II Tilden turns out to be elected, said
speech will be subject TO such change a.
will enable its author to pass the U. S
Senate il appointed to place in the
N,b;naI
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Verdict In the Confederate Prize
F-| .HH Suil.

WAsHINaTsS, November ls.-In the
case OF Admiral Porter and others Of the
North Atlantic Squadron, against the
Rams Texas and Beaufort and ten other
Confederate vessels, in which Sl,5OO, 900
were claimed, decree was issued to-day
in the District Court, declaring that for
want Of proof the captors are entitled TO
but half Of the proceeds OF the prize, and
the value Of the Texas was S65, $40 and
the Beaufort $4,000.
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Shielded by Rail.

COLUMBUS, O., November 19.-Just af-
ter the midnight train on the Panhandle
Railroad left here. last night, the dead
body OF 4 man was found lying on the
track Just outside the depot. The engine
and train had passed over his body, mu.
tilating it horribly. A paper was found
on the body on which was scrawled !:
"Thurston ENers, Knox county; con-
cluded to kill myself" On the other side
was . memoranda Of work done. The
deceased was about 81 years Of age and
had on new suit OF clothes. II is thought
here that the man threw himself uudes
the passing train.
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CHEYENNE, Nov. ID, via Custer, D. T.
Nov. ls.-To.night about 8 o'clock, W.
81. Hoseford, deputy collector Of wyom.
ing, was fred on twice BY Chas. Lightner,
of Omaha, neither shot taking effect,
when HoSetord drew revolver and shot
Lightner, killing him instantly. Light.
ner was drunk and had forced his way
ints Capt. Hoseford's residence, from
which Hoseford elected him.
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Pardoned and Out.

81. LOUIS, November lS.-Wm. Mckee
was released from jail this afternoon by
the o. S. Marshal, on tOlegraphic order
from Attorney General Taft, pardon
having been signed to-day. This action
OF the President meets with quite gener-
al approval. A large number Of Mr.. Nc.
KEGS friends called on and congratulated
him on his restoration TO liberty.
VIM. o. Avery was released from the
penitentiary yesterday on pardon by the
President. He arrived here from Jefer.
son City to-day and left for Washington
tonight, y"HsAtI EgsEE1
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COLUMBUS.
suicide by shooting.

COLUMBUS, O., November ls.-Albert
E. Martin, an attache OF the County
TreAsurer's Office, attempted suicide to-
night by shooting himself with 4 re-
volyer. The ball passed through his
body, iniuring him, ii issupposed, fatally.
When asked why he did the deed, he said
he vss tired of life.
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RICHMOND, November ls.-Returns
from all the counties have been received
by the Secretary Of State, showing the
vote for Tiden and Hendricks Electors,
1852, and Hayes and Wheeler Elee.
tors, 95;26s; Tlden's majority iB 44,244.
The vote OF York county is not included
in the above, as the returns only gave the
vote for Presidential candidates and not
for the Electors.
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215,000 LIvH LOST.

LONDON, November 19.--The Calcutta
correspondent Of the Tfmes states that
estimates based on the official returns
from the various police sections give the
total loss Of life as 2l5,00O In three dis
tricts, and 1t is probable even that this
estimate Is too small.
LONDON, November I20,-The Madrid
ImpareiGl says that Marshal Serrauo has
determined 10 retire TO private life,
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ENGLAND.
AppallInr Work OF a C1cIonc.

LONDON, November ls.-A Reuter- tel
gram from Calcutta, states that the latest
accounts say that one hundred and twen-
ty thousand perished during the Cyclone
which passed through Eastern Bengal, on
the 3lst Of October.
The government is taking active steps
for the relief Of the distressed population
Of the district. -
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pRIoHTENTNG HRosPEcTs.

The papers to-day generally take more
hopeful views Of the situation. The TINES
says: The morning opens so fairly We
are perhaps led to be TOO sanguine in
holding that peace is assured. Il is hard
to believe that when ten persons, all rep
resenting Powers deeply interested in
keeping peace, meet in council, they will
not maintain peace unbroken,
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For Tennessee aud Ohio Valley, and
the Lake Regions, northeast backing to
northwest and southwest winds, falling
or stationary barometer, with warmer
and cloudy weather.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, south winds, falling
basometer,with warmer and partly cloudy
weather.
The Ohio and tributaries will rise
somewhat
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WILL VAT on THE DANUBE.

SonstAnunople received here tonight
says Turkey agrees unconditionally 10 a
conference.
WILL WAIT on THE DANUBE.
NEW YORK, November ia Herald
cable dispatch from Constantinople saws
the Porte has now abandoned the project
Of sending troops 10 BONANZA to prevent
the march Of the Russians, but that Tur.
Key will wait an attack on the southern
bank Of the Danube. aI -.
MocKns AT rHItR FEAR, -
A dispatch from Berlin says a commits.
sioner from the Roumanian government
arrived in the German capital Fridsy
and that others have already reached Vi.
emma and Paris, to plead for the protec.
ton Of their neutrality. The efforts OF
the Roumanian enyoy.at the Berlin court,
although he bears most prayerful appeals
from Prince Charles, have been In vain.
It Is believed a deaf ear will be turned to
the entreaty in Paris.
LONDON, November ia dispatch
dated Constantinople on Saturday says
the Extraordinry Grand Council TO day
resolved 70 accept the Conference. It is
stated that MidhAt Pasha and Sanfet
Pasha will be the Turkish Plenipoten.
tiaries. Chevket PashA has been sent TO
Philippopolis for trial by the Commission
which Is investigating the atrocities in
Bulgaria.
Atelegram from St. Petersburg says the
State Bank announces that il Is authoriz.
ed by an imperial decree dated Nov.
Is, to receive subscriptions for the issue
Of 100, 1000, 900 roubles in bank notes, bear
ing interest at s per cent; the issne price
to be 92. The 05Seal says this loan is
rendered necessary by the extraordinary
expenditures in view Of the present po-
litical situation. II hopes all classes will
subscribe. 7si'T
LONDON, November 19.-A Reuter- tel.
egram from st. Petersburg says that in
pursuance Of the partial mobilization OF
the Russian army, preparations are now
being made for the mobilization Of the
sanitary corps. Movable hospitals are
also being got ready.
I- LETTERS OF MARQuE.
BERLIN, November 19.-The Rla IL.
serts that several Americans have applied
to the Russian government for letters Of
to be used against English ship.
ping in event Of war.
RUSSIA USoPPosED.
LONDON, November %, 1:5O A.A.-The
Daily Meas special from Vienna says; 1t
Is positively stated that neither Germany
or Austria would oppose Russia7 entry
into Roumania. ...s..
A Berlin special to the Daily Ners sayS:
The highest estimate.hat ever the Rus
SLAMS gave Of the portion OF the Russian
army now in process Of mobilization is
25O,O 900 men.
A NaSs dispatch from Belgrade says
that 500 Russians arrived there on Sat-
lrday. There seems to be disposition
10 have the Russians who were disgusted
with the Servians during the late cam
paign replaced by fresh and enthusiastic
men. r.
A Vienna correspondent Of the Times
confirms the report that Midhat Pasha
Saviet Pasha are TO be the Turkish Plen-
ipotentiaries at the Conference.
A Berlin special to the Times reports
that all the ships Of the Russian Black
Sea Navigation Company have been i'm.
pressed into the service OF the Russian
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FIRE RECORD.

HAVANA, CuBG, November ls.9Fhts
morning the market Mercado de Colon
wAS totally destroyed by ERE. 1t Ia i'm.
possible to estimate the loSs At present,
the building being occupied BY = number
Of venders whose loss Is total.
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WEdo not observe any wild coumotiOn
in this city among Democratic aspirantG
for Federal positions. They are as
undemonstratiye as lambs. Perhaps 1t
is the fact that Tilden is not counted
in yet that has wrought the change. But
theiact that they must all run the block
ade OF the Senate is 4 discovery that be-
gets reflection and soberness. -
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Vermont All Right.

MoSrPE1rER, November ls.-The
House to-day finally passed the bill for
filing vacancies in the Electoral College
BY vote OF l29 to 10. The act u Spe.
cially designed to meet the case Of Post
master SalIaee, said to be ineligible.
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JAIL DELIVERY,

Nine prisoners in the county Jail over.
powered the Sheriff this evening aud e.
capped, and four Of them were afterwards
recaptured, but the leader Of the gang
was shot twice by the Sheriff before he
would surrender.
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CLEvE1AxD, November ls. Chas,
Anderson, blacksmith in the employ Of
the King Iron Bridge Company, was run
over and killed BY St. Clair Street
Railway car near Glenville last night.
Anderson was intoxicated, and falling on
the track was run over.
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The Prirate Frnnl,Iin.

WASHINGTON, November lS.-The sig.
nal observer At Barnegat reports a fol.
lows: A large steam frigaie, with two
Smoke-stacks, burning soft coal, which
looks like tho Franklin, Is passing north
Out Of signal distance.
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An Important Decision.

LITTLE Rock, November ls.-A very
important suit was decided in the Federal
Court to-day, viz: The United States VI.
Merchants National Bank, the govern.
ment claiming 100000 damages, charg.
ing the bank with paying city money
over i.s counter. The jury gave yer.
dict for $4,000.
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The Vote OF the northern states.

There is an impression abroad, derived
from the way in which the election re-
turns have been presented to the public
in certain Democratic newspapers, that
Mr.. Tilden received q majority Of the
popular vote in every section Of the
country. Nothing could be further from
the truth than this. He Is behind in the
Northern States more dGH quarter Of a
million Of role', as the following compila.
ton Of returns will show:
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AreusrA, November 19.-The strike
on the Georgia Railroad has ended, and
= oompromile has been agreed upon sat.
isiactory 70 the engineers and ofaees Of
the road.
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LOCK orr AYERrn.

The Operative Cotton spinners Asso.
citation held meeting at Manchester yes-
terday, and while iustifying the Black
burn strike directed the men to return to
work. This action ayerts a lockout,
which would have affected 10000 Lanca.
shire operatives.
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The wreck Of the accident on the St.
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rail.
road is now cleared. No deaths; the In.
iured are all doing well.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November ls.-Ths specie in
the Imperial Bank OF Germany has in.
crea4ed 4, ,592, 900 marks in the past week.
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MINERS OUT OF ExP1oYArESr.

Owing to the depression in the steamer
coal trade more than 1000 miners we're
thrown out Of Unemployment in the North
umberland collieries.
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OnleInI Yote teorMnr,lnnd.

BALTIMORE, November 1s.-The official
vote Of Maryland, for President and Vice
President Is: for Tilden, 9l,7s0; Hayes,
1881. Tildsa's maiority Is 1889,