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New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
THE TEXANS TRICKED.
THE ARMY BILL PASSED BY THEIR VOTES, But THE
PROMISE OF THE FOUR REGIMENTS INOPERATIyE.
BI rBLRGEAPH TO rHH TRIDuEEJ

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The House passed the
Army Bill to-day. in the form in which 1t was left
at the close of Saturdays session. The Northern
Democrats have apparently succeeded in playing a
very shabby trick upon the Texas delegation. The
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
LoUIsIANA's VACANT CHAIRS.
BELIEF GAINING GROUND THAT THEY WILL REMAIN
USOCCUPIKD FOR MONTHS.
lBr rELEcaAPH TO rHH TRIBUNE. I

lBr TEIECRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE conviction seems to
be growing stronger among Senators that there will
be no adjustment Of the Louisiana Senatorial cases
during the extra session, and possibly not for sew
era months after the assembling Of Congress in De-
teuiber next.
II was reported to-day that tAs Committee On
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
THE INQUEST.

The testimony taken by the Coroner, who held an in
oue.r about o'clock yesterday afternoon, was brief,
but was deemed sufficient by the jury composed OF the
following gentlemen: Edward Taylor, L. {. Hubert
Charles K Jackson. An nirew Audreas Edwin Middleton,
and T. ludolph trOWrU.
samuel r. Hubbard. NJ. D., testified: reside az No
o7 West Niutl-- called 10 see me d'ceds"d, Mf,
stuart t 40 20 Ffulve., Beraeey House at SIX oclocS
A. M f0uni the patient 30 a pro'ouud coma. found
"a bottle lour Ouuce>) containing some dudlhuin T.
forts were made lcr, without producing any eI-
feet she continued in JIat condition until sue died, at
egat o'clock il my opinion size died from the eUectH OF
AN overdose ~ audanum.
CltLar.ue Cummings testified a. follows: am cham
bornad at No 20 Filth was lu the habit OF doing
chlub,rmaid's work n Mrs. ~tuarts room during
tie past ,x months. About II O'Clock yes
trrday morning Mrs Stuart sent Tor me-. /
v.nt 10 her room. sac seemed worried ana cried.
She said She would rather die than live a. SIR dd mat
her husband had spoken ugly 70 her on saturday night
Snr -u said that size gong od dnl 1nat sue would
rerurn m q few minutes, and % tell NJ stuart, II he
came thlt she wOuli be back soon Sh' went ON ana
remained for about minutes, and returning sat do"
to ,yrite al her desk / then left the room.
! mes slater sail: reside at No. 20 Ffthaye. Mr.
ana Mrs stuart have lived IN the house since MAY last
Nh stuart has been IN the habit OF drnkinS To excess,
especially of late. notified this moruin az hlteen
minutes 10 o'clock, by SIR. stuart 70 send Tor phySl-
c3n and Immediately sent FOR Dr.. Hubbard, Hnd the
doctor tul -hOrt!y ai,erward that Ms. stuart ndd
taken audauum know OF no trouble which existed De-
tween the deceased and her husband
T Jury rendered q verdict that MIRA. Eyehne stuart
came II her death from overdose OF laucauum admin
lstered by her own hands.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

,,sscr, OF rHE CAUcUs-ruE ARMY BILL
So'D D...,rr-rAcIrIc RAILROAD ARGUMENTS-NEW
, 1877-11-09
SPORTS,
VI VII 81
Srsnf17i Eltnafth h, Tia TAfr4r,

SpsekHl nlsrostA ts TIE GAsoa1o Tttsns,
MILWAUKEE,. Nav. 8.-The Directors Of th6
Milwaukee Ba4e-Bal Club toAlsy elected tie
following of1lcsrs for the next season: Prcsi-
dcnt, Johu l.. KAIne; Vice-Prcsidcnt, the Kcy.
E. K. Ward: Secretary, Frod Audrus; Trcas-
urcr, Ii. II, Sorthrop. Players for next year
Bennett, Weaver, Anlrus, Mills, Redmon, Nor
gan. Da1rymple. Cfcancr, Hubert, Turner, and
Mcdonald. AndFls will te manager Of tue
Club, which starts With 5000 capltai.
To t.e Wtsttrn dtsottdttd I'rels.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. a.-1n tho billiard
tournament which s being held At 4usseys
btllius1 rooms here, ThomaA Gallagher, cham
Tonight, IN a 5oupolut French ca1ro,n game By q
score OF sou to ~. Galiagher's average Wns
" us, which !s said 10 bo the largest ayerap
on record Tor 5utpoint game.
, 1877-11-09

FINANCIAL.

ypsnka1 14spa,eA 10 Tar Chicago 7rtbu.A
MONTREAL, Nov. B.-The large mud ycry old
hardware firm Of MuIholIaud d Baker has call.
Cd ulttLng of tts creditors. Tue announce
ment has affected the entire stock market. Thu
Consolidated bunk. with which they largely
dealt, fell 4 per crnt. 1hs McrcllautA' bank
hollis sluo,0 ,0U Of their paper, which Is. howsv-
er. supposed to be good. u. tho stock waa little
atIcrted. iOthcr ballka arc Interested. Tie lia.
bi';t!cs ore y ve1y large, supposed su be to the
L4ss1iE, % ill.,: NV, s.cThe ":' taiI1sa sa ot tic
fhrnix Glass Wurkk Company ip this city III
August last was disastrous /" i large number
0f operatives. After compromising With the
Company, and receiving only % cents OIL the
dollar U! tho wages then due, aud after walttn.
long ting for the works 70 b. Feoucncd, near.
" all vi them Left torn to seek employment
elsewhere. Al last, however, thu gratifying
TACT Ia announced TINT u l,cw ona perfectly.fe.
spOnsttlc company has bought ths fnctory, attl
that the manufacturing of glass will speedily be
scsunIeu
su!iSoriEIp. ] ,4.tn ILL.,, M Soy. ' s.wfranhiin f K.
rhrn|x, q! Bloomington. the famous hodge
plat't.crowcr and dcnlcr. to-day t!le'l pctitlnh
coaSt s4 aiplntc " IL Whitehead VII e s% Frosisiaaa asi
Assignee, aud Issued all injunction rtsttatnlIl.
the present collection Of their calus by july
Ilent rrcdil ors Of State Courts. rlic liabilities
ntc ecucuulett NJ RooHt FaiNttAU. nlncn 0l WHICH
IL secured. 1le assets arc uiuch trbs.
SAN F1ANclscu. Sov. a-tllr ol1-cstahllsl,cl
flrm Of Fordhau' u Jcnn!uss. ship el,aullers
md Ertxcrs, tatlctl today. ,Ttley state labil.
ttca III *9o,nD, at', olzrr creditors 10 cents Oh
the dollar, Tic ca,lse Is 'ossc4 In etorks.
Sp*etai i'!ssutch ~ TAt t:4tcs1"
ClEvELAM1l, H., Nov. 6.-The eaic nj city
ylaIuct Husl.!s tts'k place here to-day as fot,
lows: 10 the Natt'nal City Yank .,t Cleveland,
per cent, 3l4,sjUlls Ut lul]i; tn Urexcl II Co,
II Philadelphia. Il pes lcnt class, Sit0.lkU at
1lIt 7utu'; u i'arkcr 4 Stackpole, losiu1l, Il
rer rent class. s5s,tul At l0O. The bidding was
&aktSfact0ry 10 tue city,
, 1877-11-09
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
TILE COUNTRY IS CERTAINLY uOiN0 TO TIL
n*rt

Spte4ai Dso1tca to 7ks EAicu9o 7titHns.
FnlLApELFulA. Pa., Nov. &.-sls. pAtl1!ps, b.
!ng interviewed about tho result VI the
elections, said: Pennsylvania yoire unn,is-
takably 1oretells the defeat and sublugatlun, Ut
no ti,taut day, VI ths entfs Republican. party.
Furthermore, 1t settles II that tbs solid south
will eventually suIa the Un4on. u It uld before
the War. No doubt OF II, sir. The hunger
and greed Of the South will seek relief by go-
Ing back to shc policy of ampls eurEency. We
shall have better times. At any rsts for : while,
and material property. no mattsr ho4 much
the rights of the negro aud Of the North arc
sacrificed, and, unless the South in her uaa4l-
nesa klcLa oyer hsr own bucket. no mau caa
fureaee ti.s end Of that Southern dynasty
WHICH Must SURELY CONF.
We eau only hope, 4esordlDy TO the old p1oreFb,
that whom the god1 wgnt TO destroy they will
Immediately make ln2il. The victory IL AasAa.
, 1877-11-09

v.'....., sus,,,., - ~ "s..,,s s.t.,...
svw ynvr Sor = NThc Jt.rnU e.r,,
Nk" ioh". 4'os' 81" "e,'13 s"se'
Hayes antl hi* Republican friends arc verY
we'll satisfied with the result Of tho elections.
Tie Attnulssra alton las &otne oT a great deal
trt.cr Inn, ia rrrtrs rrnectctt. hnt Il IL c1al
,,".' 49, ts".s ,stas :.
!"S Fa'h"F h'o'e '"'''' '"e 'a'sn "",sa"t ""c" u
lays down 40 broad rule ~ that the s,lcccss Of
tho Republican party tit eaeh State has bcch In
n,uxrt.ou tu its tudort cu,ent Of The presfacut.
IT, u. ,.I t,.,1..o tin, ,l,, t,r,ut,t,c,u. to..
wy w. W. v.nee s .."s "s '.,s1'aA'',
fooch til Se" 'ofx or He* jersey ny toe'f snao- ~.
by eoussc tnvar'is tho Administration The
New York n,u! New Jersey elections afford no
x,crat raa.,rs f.,r eItcr ,t,atir nr r..
.,ru. H., ,,,a A,,,,,,,,s,r,,Ion Tho Ran,,t,,,ra,
XIV. =, t's ."..,.,s. ~, .pa In.
pafty' however,, - ehl't'e" 10 ieei so'ne fa''s'
In. mt sr,,t.n1x weakcu,.l Il tn either Of these
u,.,.. s,'o ,,,nI, T., v,..,,hu.ot,s u,,v
~. f,,.,, ...,,r',o,, ~. ,to frtonJ.
~ ~. p.,',a.. ~ ..,..,.h
It will tlo s!r. haytf no harm III t'c country ut
large to lave 1t known That hc IL i'at a,ltniFtt!
~ tho crippled Ca.ntron iactiut'. Taxing ~
ttc electlu"s tneether, is t'nt apparent tiaI
the p1'ley of The PRESIDENT has Weakened ID:
lscpubIican party. but y y seES apparent tleT
have given him tieetdeh advantage oser Ills
Kenuolisan 9pipnentt:r,' r. ,,. n,.,..
Inc norsa ssyA: ne nrsa l.'paeaaon Hmsest
the result 81 thc elections must cause "a one "i
st'rprise " TIC stealll'sss o. tarty uiseapi'ne,
hotWthstaholnH III. sTeat cnaHkch "aleh nary
taken plasc IN political issues, and notw!ti''
standing tug sore tcst to which party ioyaltVh has
| been nut. III Ill Quarters sDtcra stu cotnc U
the pulls til two praetiSallJ ahhFoke' masses as
Democrats and ltepublieanf. tpet' IN tic former
array oiteu castinR their ballots 70 sustain the
Administration put III poWer " their on.
pohcnis, and men In thu latter ARRAY
often voting IN approsa! q policy
!or which :, thets anta0on1sta nave lo1EAt
Tor wears. Na1es md tue Administration c4..ne
cut Of the co1sttst % Iprthnately o. tleg ~,
served. IL mas. tnc DemocrAts approved ot
tlle lfcsiieht eoolnesa po.1ef, ! PVT they taisa
| " neonltNt theMseltcs 10 the tHH'se1f'se r.
form, nnd tles det!ouncrd the meshuas ny
which his lnsuguratsol wy seeuFei. "ha'e w.
hitting tug sailatty oi ms th'e, 20 tnat !ao con-
the De1nocrattc tart1ct. was virtually vlc.
tory ot tic Admihlsl eatiotl, aau may W takeh
Us tair expression .! New EnEla'iM ,fs hepupGehn
| eefttfhCnI+ lHc EF32l'uie o! Eu''9ps. WHO
, 1877-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA. Pu., Nov. R-The Trea {Re-
publi,a.n} .ays: "Coinplctaor closely estimated
rcsurns from titty of the sl1ty-sir counties IN
Pennsylvania Indicate that the Democrats will
elect Trunkcy fur tho Supreme Court judge.
who runs behind ILLS tlckes,by between 1000 mud
9,000 In ffty counties, where the tnaiostttes
arc In. the Democrats hare @,0E} votes to spare,
while the sixteen to hcar frunl NNVc Hayes only
2,'ajs ever 'lllcp last ycar. Unless unlooked'
fur ..ntns have becn nude In those counties,
Judge, Is defeated"
NEARLY OFFICIAL.
Special Di*,atrh Ia Tie tatcuan Ts4huaE
THlLApEtpltIA, Nuy. 8-A careful revision OF
tic vote III Pennsylvania. embracing official rc-
turns from nearly every county. gives Judge
Turnkey, Dcinocrnt, fur Supreme judge 7,:kff
minority. This majority cnnnot fail below
TON. kehcl1, for Auditor. Gcnc1al, mud Soyef,
for Treasurer, both Democrats, }ioru over l0.000
majority, Noye. leading tlla tiekut. RI
THE DEMOCRATIC MAloHiTr.
Tn the 1tsi<rn ASsoe4.sf<a Ffrss.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nor. 8.-Returns to mid.
night nearly complete fro,n every rnunty In tho
State, with thr ullyiai yotc Of thirteen counties,
show d majority ol ., ht! for NoYes, Dcanocrat,
over Hurt, llcpnblkan, for Slate Treasurer.
Col. Wilson, Chairman of the Republican statu
Central Committee. COncClcs the election 0i
the Democratic ticket.
ERIE,
ERIE. Pa, Nor. B.-Elght thousand five hum
drcd and sixty votes wsFs pollct tnr tho Stats
tlrkct In this county. Tie psilcial n,alorittes
nro as follows: sterrctt, 1,li7; Hart, Loot;
passn,ore. I'LL. Tie Grecnbaek. Labor ticket
got Isl votes; Prohibition, IS.
, 1877-11-09
V00RHEFs.

S1fe113 Wtb17fk 70 IAt (Alef3o 1S1hN3ks
1spiANArolls, ln1., Nur. s.-Se.latuE voor.
her4 delivered Ills lceturu III "Jr1Ierson y tu-
night ta !s.s Hun aU0 !coplv. Tic s'raggcd
lteubcuz" oi tlr PARTY were saving themselves
for reception so-ln1rtuw Mirht. aud tho sWnl-
low-tals tu not associate will. hiu,, W that his
audie1cc was composed of those wi,o really
wanted tu k,low something about jefferson. 1t
wus proposed to serruadu tho 6tilatur alter the
lecture. but the r,iscEabic Weather ktupped that.
mud he se!usct. to stay In The tly for lle rcce;-
thu to-luorFox night. arranged ey !hc ragged
morning, snt as s4,on N he eau a1raf.u hI3 pro-
feaslopal business v Ill start for Washington.
, 1877-11-09
CANADIAN NEWS.

SnFc3N DIUdftA to JAx Chicago M14NNx.
Draw, Sov. 9.-prvatc alvlces receive,
here from Halifax stato that the Fishery Cou.
mIssloncrs'' work Is rapidly drawing to close,
the evidence being all printed. making two vol
umes Of 1,0V0 pages Of close print. The expected
award will be rendered about the sd inst. btr
Treschui, Ut tho American counsel, addressed
t!'e Commission to-day ou behalf Ut the Uul,eJ
Stntes Government.
SD<'sa b'ssa,ca to r. Eaengn Tioan< A.,
manager OF the City alld District Savings Dank
wus concluded to-day. III stated on oatl, that
.250 customers Withdrew their leposits on ne'
coult of thu fulse telegram sent tu the hcg
furk 7T,HES
, 1877-11-09

LABOR AND CAPITAL.

eAS Francisco. Cal.t Nov. s.-1he ctgRr-
makers rntun deny the fecent!Y'telegrapdr
statement that they Will bring any Vi the New
York striking clgar.nlaker& to Tits city. Inquiry
an,un9 the Chtnesr 1a!ls to confirm the report
shat Any ot then, are going to New York to taks
The plaGr OF the sts!kers.
SEw ORLEANS. La, Noy. s,-ciKar-uaakers
are ou strike, numbering about Wv. They
le!d meeting last night, passed resolutions
sand, and appointed u cunlE,lttce Of tity ~ Of
rsu,za and induce wosktnElHsn " }otn the
ttsikc.
: PHILADELPHIA, Pa-, Nov. 8.-The strlkiu.
earpei.Heaycrs hare voted not to A,,cpt i rc-
duCtiou il thelr Wuges.
, 1877-11-09


The General Ticket and Passenger Agents Of
the ChfeAeo. Rtrk Island Il Pacific, Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy Chicago {; Northwestern,
Chicago, Milwaukee 4: St. Paul, Atchison, IT,
peka q sss,ntn f.. Ultiun Pacitc, and Kansas
Pacific Railroads tlcll meeting ut tho Grsni
f'aeddc fIotel yesterday. The business nndrr
consideration Was the establishment Of uniform
rates to points In Colorado arn the Black Hills.
No conclusion WIS reached, and auother meeting
wilt he held to-day.
Tic order for the sale al the Eric RaflEt,ad Is
Caus!nK considerable talk nn,l speculation In
sllroatl crclca here. The rusnors tfms Vant.cr-
blt haA designs OH the roall arc nut tr1cvcu,
iur 1t IL claimed TINT tat gentleman has all he
can do to carry the New York Central and 1.aEc
Shore &; Michigan Southern hua,ls. TIE fight
for the pussesaiui Of the roa is ,clicyc,l to 10
tctwcel, Jay Gould and tie English bond1,ul'i-
crs. IT. any eyc,lt tue Jewett management will
undoubtedly ceaac with the sn1c Ut ttle road.
The railroads arc beginning 10 suffer severely
from tl,e late henry rains. Tho country ruadA
ARE sn tad that thu farmers and shippers at in-
tcriar plueeA are unable to forward tbclr goods
to the tielutA. Most bf the grain that is conl[uE
herr IL ytbbic1 UP By the vessels.
Vhc General Freight Agents Of the Union Pa-
c!t1c, Chicago, 1suck lslanti & Pacific, Chicago s.
Northwestern. anl Chicago, Burlington az
Quincy Railroads held n1iotler short conference
at the Grand pnci.ic Ilottt yesterday tnorplng,
but no business Of interest 10 the outside public
was transacted.
, 1877-11-09

SptciaI NfD0tcA 70 7Ae CAfcdao 7rl6unk-
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. 8.-Dayid TIil, the
oldest passenger conductor rnnnfng out Of La
fa5cttc, and running on the Kankakce Linz be-
tween Lafayette and Chicago, to-day resigned
fis posltion to embark In other enterprises.
Lon d. Lenia, recently conductor on tho Kanka-
kcc Line between Chicago and Lafayette to-day,
tlok II similar position under S,ipt- Wa1dron
between Lafayette and Bloomington. Bupt.
naY, Of thc Louisv'!lc. New Albany d Chicago
conductors cxectt one, for reasons not mado
public. T.. H.. Waidrpn, Of tie I.ayfayettc,
Mnnce l. Bloomington isoad, to-day discharged
al' Its freight and passenger conductors except
Sexton and Cul1ahap-feasons not given,
, 1877-11-09

chusetta Nh. due to aiasensfons In the Demo-
cratic ranks. That PARTY, however divided, a.
WHY'S teralnc reunited Just before election until
this last instance. when,
rpN THE FIRST TIME +lSCE fATAH LEFT HEAVEN,
bis party 'arrictl thcir quarrel into the day "
thr Dcn,tNfattc candidate fnr t;ovcrnur GUAR
relied, anti thus savcsi the Republicans from an
tEnominitus defeat. That's what did It. AMI
tlnt onfy, fnr eus'uGl, Republicans STAYED at
honr to hare dcfcatctI fstrc agninst any osI]ir-
ary Democrat. Why !ltl thcY ttayt They hal
no interest In the election, aud fifco IA a very
unpopular man. Iis surrcss was m utter sur
prise 10 the Republicans themselves.
, 1877-11-09

ENEuK51ON1STS.
!srtcf1! Dfspofeh 10 he Chicago Ift1HAk
ONAnA, Ncb., Nor. 8.-The Omaha Board Of
Trade. about 100 members, and the City Coun-
eli, will leave on Monday on an excursion for
Denver, over the Union Pacific and Longrnont
extension Of tho Colombo Central, the excur-
sion being in honor Of the completion Of the
latter road, which gives a new through route
between Omaha and Denver, wiich Is now open
for business. The first through sleeper left
a!s0 f,ccn invited to take trip over the Denver
4 Rio tirandc Narrow-tiau0c Railway. Great
preparations have been rnntle for thctt reception
IN Denver. A sin,lIar excursion from Donyor
will soon visit Ornalln.
, 1877-11-09
SAMOA.
FRESH TROUBLES IN THAT UNFORTUNATE
QuAnfEU.

QUARTER.
SAr FnArrIsco, Nov. 5.-The srl,r Isabel,
frum Apia, Nayigaiors' Islands. brought, among
her passengers, MeClord Aau,ea, Secretary VI
Stats VI Sau,oa. en route tn Washington t0
arrange trtaty whereby The s4Iboan Islands
may be placed ttnLcr The projection uf tho
United States tloycrhtucnt It Ia Represented!
by tue passengers If the satscI that tho ,crnan
a"l t'rtiah csnlsnfs resident OF, the Island have
beer administering alllIrs with 81 high han.i
that tho nativcs cat no longer stand the o,'.
precision. t>nc Ut tho passengers Inns tn
lila possession d r.,py nf proclamation
nj the british Consul fevylng tar Ut
a',o0o on tic natives Since this proclamation
WIS issuett, ,Itfcr fines amounting In $a0,CxW
more hare been levic,i equal to tax nf q, ut,
each mails anlt. 1t is represented that the tentt
rnent of the hntiyes IL almost tinanisnuusiy In
fsvur nj sonle connection witt, this United
Suites. The hutdin this evening publishes thu
following t,tit,rtatly concerning
REGENT EvENTa IN RAMrA:
"On tho list uf Srrtrnber Ut armed band Of
men. headed BY an Eucltsh.nun nasnc'i Hunt,
made forul'lc cnts!s'ru tn!o t!lr Amer
I'm s Son;nats .n at;cre, st Aa r Tns leader Of
Consul. to vnratr thc rrcnses., ar't, M his re.
tlsns, rarcI revolver tu Its ca.1, AMI cntlscu1
Tim Il, l'e thrust tntu the street. Hunt gave
the asehivcs Of the Consulate tniu tl's susttkly
VI NApA+ HIEHLt VII iksllCItCAI. aAG llE !" tnN
Consul was threatened by JInnt II tic former
ralsetl The Consular flag. Three or for days
aitcr this occurred Frenst, E,luhoat arrived.
Consul griffith apt@uicd u Capt Ahl,er, OF the
SeiEnelny. for ttl1 protection VI hoth the French
and American days, and All urncd csrnrt wus
tcllt un Rhorc to arrest The asaaftants, hit
thr parties had uUt lcen found nt tllr
Iate<t ulviccs. Tlw United States CaDsuI
remained uu board the French sllip until tile
,iAy btfor1 her shilling fur thl* rnrt. 4 reHlkcst
wax Lhcn sent to the native authorities for pro-
tcrtiou to the 4sluprirau iiag. un, favorable
aEswer hnvhg lcr'I seeciytal, with prnt,lse Of
III armed E,lnrl for trntrctit,t, Alr. Nriffith
wcnt as!ort Will, the American am! Frcrcl,
tlags uniurEe,l. No further iu.l,rui.tes were o.
frrrtt, hut It WIS tlaierstuu! The Consul wntlll
changc Ills res!ienct. ior Ercatrr Ir',tcrtlus, In
| the native Capital. Il tnoTr particular utrnint
Of these proceedings has been forwarded to
| Washington"
, 1877-11-09
v IA r. 4

SpAsta1 MspatcA u 7A< Caialoo 3FibaAs.
LlAcoLS, ILL.,. Hoy. s.-Ths Fifth District Of
the Young Aen's Christian Associations held
iis itst day'e sessEon tn this city tuday. The
attendance was moderate, owing to tho un{a-
yosable weather; nevertheless quite number
of yistuss ure psrscnt Iron. utssancc, the most
pEomi,lcut of whom sre Dr., Adams, President
VI W3sleyau Cvs!cgr, Of Bloouin2ton; T.. VI.
Morton, sta:e Secretary, Ut Ch.caxo; the lev.
Ur. Diusmuse. Vi Bloomington; aud tue RsY.
, 1877-11-09
The Democratic Major1ties in Pennsyl'
vania from 1000 to 10, 900.
A Republican Majority In Wis.,
consln Of 5000 Votes.
Additional Returns from tho County Eleo'
tions in Illinois,
Roster OF Members 1T tho Iona Legfs'
iature AZ It Now Stands.
Private Da17el1 Saved to tho Nation
---Wende11 Phillips.


TlAKE EuUNTts y
sD<r4ni 1tnateh 10 Tht tafca10 Trfhras
WAuxxuAs, Nov. 8-Thc official v,ta Of
Lake Emnty ptrcs +, l.. Tnrner. Neput,ltcat,
f,r S.o,.n.r fn,., s,s ,n,,o,,,v. -, 1,n,se;t'
turtty: j. i. Mason, Republican. Tor Cauntf
Treasurer. ..t7 n,alorIty: A. H. Hal,ln, Kepot,.
Hcar. for t,,,,,,v s,,r.rintcn cnhcnt If sc,,tr,i,.
iii m,fnrrtv. Il II isar,sy. NrnmhlIt:Itl. ft,r
cu,,,ty t:nr,',., " x+a ,na,nrsty.
.i'hnrn xuo. MI r,.t,,. ,,a, 3nr th- tr31 71o N
,nrr,,f,r{.3it,n ,i .rt4 vt,tcx upninst H. hrtnr
!. ~, Iritv ~ iii y,tr. Hrsi,,sf tIr measure.
A''a''''} VI w. ,,:t,a "M'n ..,rsrv rvs
SrniSnyiuif, n, iii" Nnv, H-Tht oifit.ta1 vnta
, 1877-11-09
HYhtENEAl.

Special hsna&eA 10 Tas Chicago TFttaak.
CoLr4Brs, D., Nor. s.-luehaFd J. faunlng.
recently elected Clerk Of the supreme Court VI
Ohio, was married this .,osning to Nils Celia
Miller, tiauyhtey II the Hon. Thomas Miller.
Thu eere,uouy tuuk place Ut st. loseph's tathe-
By the Rs..Rey. Bahop Kosecrals, About $40
Invited quests Neru ptg3eut. Among the uutsl-
hcs 9reAent we're tho state officers and members
u the Supreme Court.
, 1877-11-09

THE POLITICAL cKis1s.
PANS, Nov. e.-'The bu!fa aud other Con-
seEvattye Journals discountenancc thu project
Of dcmaDdiny vote u con1deucu for tic Min.
lstry In the Senate.
committee VI Deputies OF the Right has
been appointed to consider nlIs tl,cr tho n,inor.
tty shall withdraw In body Whenever tho
majority shall ipvalldate an Official candidates
election.
ihc report was current last night that tho
bonaparttsts and Nonarcllists lind resolved, lu
caso their elections aro il,yallIateu By whole
sac, TO rcslgn in q body at4 thus furnish pru-
tcxt toF another dissolution.
DE RRoaLlE CABINET.
fAR's, Nov. B.-The DE- Broglte Cabinet will
teillain IN otlco for the present. Thr members
u the !aght In tho Senate haye abandoned tue
project Tor an tntcrpellation. is understood
that the Left Of thu Ctlnu,ber OF Deputies hayr
resolved to tnsalidatc tho election OF thusc Con-
tesSAtles WHO were returned By sn,all ma1orl.
Nes.
CHEVY AND 0AMBHrrA.
aunoEf arc current Of difficulty between
useyy, President Of the Chamber Of Deputies.
anl Gauabetta.
NO CoxcxssIox.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The Journal tEts Dtbat. .ovs.
"Mauy bonaparsist and itoyall.t Senators and
!uepaties nave afr,yed. aud adyte Macsiai,ou
Insnbsrs again. Their languags leaves 10
aepe oI tH0mph ol moderate tdeas.''
MOVING SLOWLY.
skasaAlILEs. IVY. e-lhe Senate elected
r1esaenA VI tue bu1caux, tvs lrulu the K!aht
N s9a iout from the Left, aud adjourned until
The Chamber Of Deputies has verified some
e!eetlo1s OF Republicans. aud Decided by llr1a
majority to POSTPONE The ciscu3&tou on ,ho
Validity Of thc elett!ou Of utls1al candidates, ~
, 1877-11-09

Bysle, Of Green Valley. During the evening
session soruc very fine remarks wcrn made By
Df. Adams and others. The permanent organ
tzatfon was a. follows: ". r. Wakcman, Prcsi-
dent; n. West. virc-Ffcstdent; J. u. Leslie,
Secretary: ]. r. Mitchell, Asststant Secretary.
Each one Is manifcs,tna great interest in tho
work, aud everything pufnts 70 s,leccss.
, 1877-11-09
MORT0N'S MEMORY.

ST. Louis. Nov S.-At u meeting OF promt
ncnt Republicans Of this city tonight, reao!u-
tIons were adopted very highly complimentary
ta the late Senator Mnrtal u q citizen nnl
statesman, at,d Offering the deepest and tender
tst, sympathy Of ali patriotic eitlzcns to tae
tt1ieGcn faulty.
1sni.N.pniis' Inis. S"y' HW'rhe nrst con-
trhutton tu the Morton Monument Fund was
reertye! to-tiaY trult uln Indiana soldiers In
Kentucky, Tho Association iuccts tomorrow
hight fur otgauIzatson.
, 1877-11-09

CsNcrNsAr1. O., Nov. S-Thc Cincinnati
Southern bridge ovcr tue Ohio RtFcr, recently
completed. was tested to-day. The main span,
Sa' feet in length, was subjected tn a test Of
nrer 'W,hFI pouMfk. With DETECTION of less
tsan two tHrlef. Tie result was considered en-
tttely Satisfactory.
, 1877-11-09

stsct1f |Hss41.eh 10 Tht C7tt1an Trtbnas.
CotuNnrs, D., Nov. 8.-lrivatc Dal1elI will
doubtless secure Lis seat In tie Legislature, as
no tloticc of eoMtctt hal becn fled Nov. ,,
which WAS the latest date, aerur'lnc TO tar.
which papers could bc flcsl giving notice Of
cOntc8t