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PHILADELPHIA.
Formal Closing OF the Exhibition

EuELuAA SAuaAnB Va khc A<AbASAttVu
PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-Raln
has been falling since morning, but 10
spite Of the Encouraging weather a great
mass OF people were in attendance at tho
Centennial grounds to witness the formal
closing Of the Exhibition. Since early
this morning the steam and street cars
have been crowded, and by 2 o'clock, the
time OF beginning the ceremonies, It Is
estimated that fully one hundred thou.
sand people were inside tho enclosure.
Shortly before 2 o'clock President Grant
escorted by Gen. Hawley assembled to the
platform, followed by the Centennial Com
missioners, Board of Finance, Foreign
Commission and invited guests. Aftsr
the excitement Of the multitude, occa.
stoned by the presence Of General
Grant, had subsided, the orchestra,
under the direction Of Theodore
Thomas performed Wagner's 1naugura-
ton March, composed for the opening
exercises on the 10th Of May last.
Al It's conclusion Rev. Jos. A. Weiss
offered up prayer.
The chorus, accompanied by the or.
chestra, then sang a choral entitled
"Fugue," by s. Bach, after which an I'D.
dress was delivered by the Hon. Daniel
J. Merrell, United States Centennial
Commissioner from Pennsylvania and
Chairman Of the Executive Committee.
The orchestra then rendered selections,
after which the Hon. John Welsh, Presi-
dent Of the Centennial Board Of Finance,
i loI.voHoI an a1Irnas
After Beethoven's Fifth Symphony had
been rendered, Director. General Goshorn
addressed the audience at length.
Haudels Hallelulah Chorus was next
given BY the orchestra and chorus, and
Hon. Joseph R. Hawley, President Of the
United States Centennial Commission,
delivered an address, reviewing the hls.
tory Of the Exhibition.
The audience then Joined in singing
"America," after which President Grant
declared the International Exhibition Of
1875 closed.
The doxology was sung by the chorus
and the audience, accompanied by the
orchestra, and the formal ceremonies
were concluded. The ceremonies took
place in Judges Hall, owing to the rain.
Although the Exhibition Is now form.
ally ended, the grounds and buildings
will be accessible to the public for
several days to come, though the
Exhibition will be incomplete, for
many Of the exhibitors propose to fence
Of their exhibits tomorrow preparatory
to packing their goods.
The city is in feyerish state Of excite
ment regarding the political situation.
Business Is to u great extent interfered
with. Notwithstanding the crowds at the
Centennial grounds, the streets are
thronged with people auxiously scanning
the bulletin boards and inquiring for the
latest news. The political excitement
pervades the crowds at tho Centennial
also, and dispatches giving the latest In
dications are announced from time to-
timn
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Shooting ARRAY.

CAIRO, November 1O.-James Vickers,
q white man, shot Chapman Lewis, col
ored, here, this afternoon, inhicting four
wounds, likely fatal. vickers was ar'
rested. Both are Kentuckians. The
quarrel was about national politics.
CHICAGO, November lO.-stanley Rich.
ardson, colored waiter at the Palmer
House was killed last night by Mike Scan
Ter, also waiter. II seems that Rich
ardson and scanler quarrelled on account
Of Republican sentiments, which the for:
mer expressed, when Scanler terminated
the disagreement by dealing Richardson q
terrible blow on the head with an ice
hatchet The wounded man crawled away
to the stable where he was found dead
this morning. Scanler was arrested.
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result in the disputed States Of the South
pure and unspOtted from the least Suspi'
cion Of manipulation. No doubt the
army officers will do their duty In this
respect. But nevertheless, with every
precaution Of this character, there Is
bound to be great excitement over the
the result in case Louisiana votes for
Hayes. The Democrats have made up
their minds in advance that that State
has gone for Tilden, and they will resist
any other verdict as long as there is any
pretext whatever for SO doing. And yet
everybody knows, who cares to inform
himself, that Louisiana might naturally
and easily vote for Hayes without any
fraud whatever. There are 6G,3OO
colored voters in the State, ninety.nine
hundredths Of whom are Republicans. She
has given as high Us 2e,s55 Republican
majority. In 1870 she gave 24,477. In
1874 she gave Democratic majority Of
29S9. Her highest aggregate vote was
In 1874, viz: l4G,se3, divided as follows,
Democrats 74,sOl, Republicans 7l,sG2.
We think 1t not impossible that the State
has voted Democratic this time,
mainly because Of the fears Of the colOred
voters.
The present doubt that overhangs the
election in Louisiana, South Carolina
and Florida, like dark pail, is not like
ly TO be dispelled to-day. It may take
several days yet to give us the facts.
Meanwhile the existing intense and un-
healthy excitement will continue to hold
sway. It so completely absOrbs public
attention now that the business OF the
country is brought almost to a stand
still. The crowds that are. seen in this
city thronging the newspaper offices, and
occupying the street corners, are simply
representative Of what is the condition oi
the public mind all over the land.
We are in receipt at this office every
hour in the day Of kilograms asking us
for the latest news. The people are won
derfully excited. They are all eagerness,
hope and anxiety in regard TO the result.
For the sake of the weighty interests in.
volved we devoutly hope that the result,
when 1t does finally come to light, will
be Of such an undoubted and assuring
character as to dispel the cloud that now
overhaugs the future OF the country.
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FLORIDA.

LAKE CRY, November 10.-The steam.
er referred to yesterday reached Palatka
from Upper ST. Johns river at II o'clock
last night with returns showing an in
creased Democratic majority. It is con-
ceded by the best informed that the State
will give a Democratic majority OF at
least 1900.
New YORK, November 10-A dispatch
to the Erening Post from the Chairman Of
the Republican State Committee Of Flor.
ida says: We have elected our National
and State ticket sure, The Post adds
that the counties heard from definitely
show 4,754 Republican majority, and that
the remaing counties in 1874 gave 2,9l7
net Democratic majority, leaving Re-
publican majority Of 1,S47.
The Herald has its bulletin full Of re-
turns from % counties which give Flori-
da to Hayes by nearly 5000 majority.
The PoS has special dispatch from
the Revenue Collsctor at Jacksonville,
time 2:55 A. NJ, saying that Florida is
certain Republican.
WASHINGTON, November 10.-The Sec
retary of the Treasury received a dis
patch from Governor Stearns at noon to-
day, saying that Florida has gone Repub-
lican by $500 maj.
New YORK, November 10.-The Erea.
ing Post editorially says: Our special
dispatches from Florida leave no reason
able doubt that Hayes has majority In
that State. These dispatches are con-
firmed by an examination Of dispatch to
the Times giving the first returns by coun-
ties which have been received. The re-
suit in Louisiana is yet to be definitely
ascertained, but II Is reasonable to expect
a Republican majority. 1t seems safe to
take South Carolina from the list OF
doubtful States.
The Sun does so in It's leading editorial
article this morning.
LAKE CRY, November 10.-Partial re.
turns from Marietta county, Florida,
from reliable sources, give Democratic
mai. Of 1888; Dem. gain 166.
New YoRK, November l0.-The 1ri-
bune says the following is the substance
of the latest news, and q comment fur.
nished lat tho headquarters Of the Ma
tional Committee: The information
from Louisiana and Florida shows that
white leagues Of KuKlux are making
raids on the ballot boxes and canyassers,
this, OF course, proves that they know
they have lost these States. Governors
Kellogg and Stearns are informed that
the leading friends Of Mr.. Tilden are on
their way TO Louisiana and Florida, and
they Invite prominent. men Of national
reputation Of both parties to be present,
They ask that the situation and facts be
thoroughly known, and they say, awe
are right, and will stand or fall by the
record.
NEW YORK, November 10.-The fol.
lowing ambiguous dispatch:was received
from the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany:
LAKE CRY, Nov. 9th, MIDNIGHT.
The Jacksonville Pres will issue q
leader tomorrow giving Florida Dem
ocratic majority Of ,6SS, prepared by ex'
perienced men and based on reliable re-
turns and carefully compared estimates
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lhfgnteLLiaeneer:
TIiE RETURNS.

usAS. wei have simply to make
d. usual announcement Of no result 'a
rrIvsl at by the election returns We
..l., OH, readers to the news as printed
IA, ,us.erinl for opinions
Sour closing advice' from Ne"
York are as follows; -,
Til. Herald consider. the elee'l0" still
Iu doubt. ,..
The TINES repeat. the assertion mat
there is no room for further doubt oil Tue
election Of Hayes. The statement Is
based on specials from Florida S00'h
Carolina and LouisisDa'
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PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-The
following are copies OF kilograms sent at
about noon to-day by President Grant:
PHILADELPHIA, November 10.
Gen. ". T. Sherman, Washington:
Instruct Gen. Augur, in Louisiana, and
Gen. Ruger, in Florida, to be vigilant
with the forces at their command to pre-.
serve peace and good order, and to see
that the proper and legal Board Of Can
vassers are unmolested in the perform
ance Of their duties. Should there be
any grounds for suspicion Of fraudulent
counting on either side, II should be re-
ported and denounced at once. No man
worthy OF the Office OF President should
be willing TO hold II II counted in or
placed there by fraud. Either party can
afford to be disappointed In the result.
The country can NOT afford TO have the
result tainted by suspicion Of illegal
or false returns.
[signedl us. GRANT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
10 General Sherman, RaIkiagtOn, D, c.:
Send all the troops to General Anger,
he may deem It necessary to ensure an
entire, quiet and peaeeable count Of the
ballots, actually cast. They may be taken
from South Carolina unless there is rea-
son to suspect an outbreak there. The
presence Of citizens from other States,
understand, Is requested in Louiaiana to
zee that the Board Of Canvassers make a
fair count ofthe vote actually cast. 1t Ia
to be hoped that representatives and
fair men Of both parts will 60.
[sigued] u. s. GRANT.
Au0uSrA, Ga, November l0.-Twc
companies Of troopa at Aiken, leaye this
evening Tor Tallahassee.
WAimNeToS, November 10, - -Four
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companies Of troops have been ordered
from South Carolina to Tallahassee.
They left this morning. Gen. Ruger will
accompany them to Florida. The ex'
citement here Is more intense than ever,
and crowds are congregating at many
points throughout the city discussing the
situation.
Gen. Sherman has acted upon the tele.
grams received from the President, and
has received word from Gen, RuRer
that he had ordered nine companies to
Florida and would order fiyo more and
Join in person with them, leaving Col.
Hunt, Of the ffth artillery, in command
at South Carolina. A company Of ar.
tillery will be part Of the troops sent
from South Carolina.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

Found Dead.-Rumored Marvel.
GUS Gold Discoveries..An In
dian Trail.
CUSTER Cry, November lo.-Ths body
OF man named Charles Foster was
found to-day three miles north Of Golden
City, Dakota, shot through the head.
An immense stampede is taking place
from Deadwood for Wolf Mountain,
where marvellous discoveries Of gold
have been made, surprising any In the
Deadwood region.
SAGE CREEK, November l0.-P@Ssn.
gers by coach report passing . large
Indian trail fourteen miles north Of here,
which from appearances Is that Of =
war party.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November lO.--Seven.
ty.two counties in full show Democratic
gain Of 263 over October. The counties
to hear from gave q net Democratic maj.
OF $40, to which add ll4to the amount
Of Tilden now ahead, gives his probable
mai. as 5,46S.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 1910 T. M
Returns from all but three counties in
Indiana give Tilden 3,ss7 majority, a
Democratic gain Of 25l. The three
counties to hear from adams, Crawford
and Pike gave 1868 Democratic major.
ity last month, Indicating majority for
Tilden OF 5,450 in the whole State.
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FIRE RECORD.
Fire ut Hot Springs.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November lO.-
Further reports from hot Springs places
the loss by the oonaagration at 500, 900,
with no insurance. Tho Ere caught 10
the kitchen OF the Hale House. TbS
State building, among those destroyed, 10
which was the U. s. Receivers oHoe, wGs
one Of the finest buildings. Tho Valley
Hotel, the furniture Of which had bsoo
removed, caught Gre aud was destroyed
Several cripples narrowly escaped.
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THE NEWS.

! The result in the three disputed States
Of Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana
| Is still as much in tl,e fog as ever at this
hour. In order 10 record the news as 1t
comes in, and thus enable the reader TO
keep trace OF it in regular sequence, we
arrange our dispatches Of last night and
since midnight bearing on the situation
in those States, as follows:
NEW York, November lO.-4:SO P. NJ.
The reportA Of estimated majorities
from Florida, Louisiana and South Caro-.
lima widely conflict in their statements.
Probably nothing positively decisive
from either OF these States will be known
before Monday next. Parties in these
respective States estimate majorities "a
follows: Louisiana claimed by the Dem.
ocrats by 5000 majority, and by the Re.
publicans by 1000. South Carolina
claimed by the Democrats by 1,200, and
by the Republicans by 500: Florida is
claimed by the Democrats by 1900 and
by Republicans by 1900. Everything
quiet IN New Orleans Notwithstanding
reports TO the contrary.
LOUISVILLE, 10.
A private dispatch to the Merchants
Mercantile Agency Of this city from
merchants and others In South Carolina,
Is TO the effect that South Carolina Is
certainly Democratic. The following
also has been received:
MOBILE, ALA, 10.
JOHN Han Horn, General Superintendent Of
tie Wsstern Union Telegraph Company {:
The New Orleans Democrats with re.
turns from all but six parishes before
them claim majority Of 1000. The re-
manning parishes gave Democrat ma
iority in 1874, OF 1000. Out Of FIVE Con-
gressmen one Is doubtful.
[signedl C.Y. MERRIwEATHER,
Southern Slpl.
A dispatch signed by "Brenuer, supt.,"
dated at Augusta, Ga, reads as follows
The Democratic Executive COMMITTEES
claim HamptonS election by about 800.
Georgetown district only remains 70 be
heard from. Tilden runs only u little
behind Hampton, say about 800.
Both sides invited to conference.
New YoRK, November 10.
The following dispatch has been sent
to Governors Ingersoll, Hubbard, Robin
son, Bedle, Curtin, Palmer, McCreery,
Carroll and others, also TO Senators
Thurman, Bayard, Randolph; Mcdonald,
Herman and others, and 10 the leading
public men In the Northern States:
REPuBMcANs AND DRMocRATs-The
citizens OF New Orleans urgently request
that delegation appointment gentlemen
come there at once to counsel peace aud
u fair and honest return. You are earn.
estly requested to be one Of ten or fifteen
gentlemen, all widely known, TO meet at
the Gait House In Louisville Saturday
evening, and proceed directly 10 the
South, or, If more convenient, meeting at
the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, Mon
day morning. Your prompt acceptance
BY telegraph is requested. This emer.
gency appeals TO your patriotism.
TsIgnedl ABRAM s. HEWET.
[Carl from Gov. KSllosEl
New ORLEANS, November 10.
The following card from Gov. Kellogg
is published tonight;
Editors Risayuns: l...
In your morning issue Of this date, l
read with surprise the following state
aDIspatohss were exchanged last night
by KShoeg and Chamberlain, and also
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Bosroy, November 1O.-The official re.
turns in the Third Congressional dis.
trict show that Dean, Dem, is elected by
seven votes.
BoroN, November l0.-The entire
vote OF Massachusetts,, with the exception
OF the town Of Gosnold, Is, Hayes, 49,.
2O5; Tilden, 10s,247; Rice, 1929;
Adams, 105,S29; Baker, 1877. Rlces
plurality is S0,46S, and majority 1925.
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THE TURF,

UuoA, November 1o.-The raca b.
tween Rarus and Great Eastern, for .
purse Of 81 900, was trotted hero to-day
over a rather heavy track. Rsrus onl1
arrived this morning, after iourty-eieht
hour on the cars. The race was won b
Great Eastern, in three straight hssb.
Time 2;2i1.
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South Sea Island News.

SAN Francisco, November 1O.-Ad.
vises from New Zealand by the city Of
San Francisco says that in the Colonial
Legislature, on the 1lth Of October, the
Ministers gave notice Of q motion that
the mail service be directed between
San Francisco and Sydney via Auckland
and Honolulu. New Zealand's share Of
the subsidy ia to be reduced TO $1,000
annually.
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The lalss. foOtings we have nee" give
III. Republicans l4G and the Democrats a,
w " msmbers Of the next House, with
,'o -" doubtful in California and one in
Illinois. MI New Hampshire elects three
monLer, next spring, and the Republi-
s,D, viii, without much doubt, Oust the
,,o Democratic members Of the present
p,u,e from that State. Take ii all In
N the Democratic rain storm on the
M !, turning ont to be a pretty slim
.hAKef.
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sATisrIED.

VERSAILLES, November 1O.-The Min.
lster OF Commerce announced In the
Chamber OF Deputies this afternoon that
Mr.. Washburne, American Minister, had
declared himself satisfied with II. Du
SommerArdS, disclaimer Of the authos-
ship Of the letter slanderipg the people Of
the United States.
VITroRIA, November 10.-Gen. Iona
has ordered the inhabitants OF the Basque
provinces to Immediately deliver al
their arms TO tho authorities. The govern
ments decision to exempt all the Basque
provinces from the operation Of the con.
stitutional guarantees has created 8
painful impression.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, November 10!-The official
vote in every county in the State has
been counted to-day, and the majority
for Hayes will reach 10000, and that An
thony for Governor has 25,000. There
are only Democrats elected to the State
Senate and 12 TO the Lower House. Not
4 county in the State has given Tilden \
nninritv.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, November 10.-AdditiOnal
returns continue to increase the Demo.
cratic majority in the State, and II may
reach 1900. A painful anxiety in re-
gard to the Presidential election Is mani.
Tested here tonight among those Of both
partiea
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

New YORK, November 10.-The West.
ern Associated press agent received the
following through the usual channel with
the admonition that II is not from the
regular source:
CHARLESTON, November 10.-This
county gives the Republicans 6,2l4 ma.
jority. Nearly all the counties heard
from, officially or unofhcially, give
Hampton, Democrat, for Governor, j.
2l3 majority. The Democratic Presi.
Dental ticket Is not cut as much as II
was at first supposed, and II is not be.
lieyed that Tilden will fall more than 4, J.
90 or 500 behind Hampton. Il does
not appear possible for the Republicans
to overcome the figures above given from
the counties not officially heard from.
New York, November 10.-The Post
publishes this special dispatch from Gov.
ernor Chamberlain:
COLUMBIA, s. C., 1:42 I'm.
South Carolina is safe for the Republic
cans, but the Democrats claim the State
on the basis Of heavy reported maiorities
in three or four counties where the Re.
publicans have heretofore had large ma.
jorities. II a Democratic majority ap-
pears on the face Of the returns, they are
fraudulent and result Of the grosest
terrorism. But conceding the Democrats
all they claim in the counties not def.
nitely heard from, and giving the Re.
publicans only what we know We have,
the result Is a small majority for the
The final honest official
result, cannot in our best judgement fall
below 5000 Republican majority.
[signedl D. 81. CHAMBERLAIN.
CHARLESTON, November 10. The
latest returns by the Nstrs and Courier,
gives South Carolina beyond all doubt 10
Tilden and Hampton by over 1900 ma.
jority.
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MISSOURI.
~. Louis Elects n Republican
Sheriff.

Sr. LOUIS, November 10.-The official
vote Of this city and county has mot been
reported yet. The majority Of Emile
Thomas, Rep, for Sheriff, over ex.Mayor
Brown will be about 6,000. For the
other officers the majorities will be much
smaller. The result in the Third Con.
gressional district has not yet been dc.
cided. It stands for Metcalie, Rep, but
a supplemental report Of the vote cast in
one Of the precincts has been sent to the
Clerk OF the County Court, which, II ac-
cepted, will give the county to and elect
FfnRt Dam.
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CALIFORNIA,

SAN FRANCISCO, November lO.-The
returns from the Southern districts do not
yet certainly IhoW whether PachOco or
Wiggington, L. elected, bu. tho chances
favor, tie former. Luttrell is probably
elected Ii the third district,
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OpY!cE OF THE CHIEP Sf0NAL OPH1cER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., November Ill A. Y.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
the Upper Lakes, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, falling baron.
eter, warmer south winds and clear or
haEy weather.
For the Lower Lakes and Middle
falling barometer, diminishing
west winds, aud cloudy weather, with
stationary temperature.
The rivers will change but little.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 10.-The Count Of
Chanderdy has been appointed French
delegate 70 the conference Of the PowerS
on the Eastern question. Il Is expected
that tho conference will begin its session
in about fortnight.
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ARKANsAs.

LITTLE ROCK, November lo.-The
Of the Congressman In this (Sd)
Is still In doubt between CravenS,
Dem, and Mcclure, Rep. Only the
oneiel count can decide II,
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DAKOTA.

YAxxToY, November lO.-Kiddss,
Rep, Is elected In this territory BY nsls.
ly 1900 majority. The LeglslGturs d
Republican in both branches, also ths
entire territorial ticket,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH WAR.

CoNsrASrrNop1E, November 1o.-Ths
Porte has not yet replied to Enslandb
conference proposal.
BELGRADE, November TO- 6eu0rl
Tchernayef has resolved to remain per-
manently In Servia.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, November 1O.-Thres hun.
dred and thirty.two towns give Hayes Al, }.
546, Tilden 3s, ,466, scattering 9S. The re.
naming three towns last March gave
Cheney SO and Mercy ~.