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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-08
Gin Waiiemearator fir Die ,,Yrps
tecttDtt Sebcns Serftd)ernn8s=
G.ahaAk1 ~ crAAnfnat&

@bica 90, I. 4uguit. - 9tid)ter gSill
itelte geItern auf 4nra9 oes 9tuoitor8 einer
GinhaltSbefebl gegen Ole BrotectiOns2ebeuS-
Seritherungs =@eiellIdaft" aus, ruel6er Der
lelben uerbietet, ibre @eiddfte fOrt5nieben.
0r. @Swarb 3. Goof tuurbe gum 0taielts
Curator Der @elellihaft ernanut.
Die 9e,u=9prfer sSmhattnniifen.
REM YGrt, Z. Quguit. = Gin geiterrl
crlaiienes @irfular forbert ale 9ieienigeu,
rpelde Die im Wtai 1876 I'M gatioual -@onoent
Der greeubad Bartei Su Snoiauapolis aufge=
ltellte BIattfornt unteritiibter, uao alle6eunoe
Der @reenbad= Bartet auf, itf al einer Ser
lanlmluna Su betbeiligeu, melde am %. b.
lttS. III Rodeiter, gf,=D,, abgebalten wsrOell
iOll.
Ser 8clomartt.
Stem 9orf, Z. 9luguit. - @el0 leidt Su
11-2. s8e6isl rubtg su 4.85l. GOlO i6loB
tettger Su 1054. Sunoe8 Sbltgatione!l
idloIien ltctig II. ieit; 1881er Coupons 1121,
neue l865er 1863, 1867er 1888, 1868er 111g,
neue 6iinfer 1893, 1O.4Oer Coupons 113
aftien i6loiien rubig unO ltetiger; Stem
2)orfer Central 945, grie 81, Qafe Sbore 5l4 i,
Sainoiler Central Gil, Yitts6. 794, Chicago
9tortbmeiteru 21f, 8rioritdten 514, 9todzSS=
lanb 94s.
llnteri6asamt8 SilanS: @olo $81, $780,
087; @ourant $50,980,593.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-08
NaMbtttDro.

Nen Dort, Z. auguit. .-Safob 9t0er=
leiu ipurbe am Sonntags 4benoe su Jfofa=
pap=gead beraubt uno 9ei6oHen. gr lie9t
9sgenmdrti9 in ben leBten atbenl5iigen. Der
UtDroer entfam,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-08
Nadi @ree1iiropo- -Worf

6r. 6. s. S6miOt, Bdbter oieieS einlabeu>
ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bena9rdti9t
ms, baB Die gSirren aus anOeren Giieubab=
men auf Die 3a5l Der 8eiu6er ieiuer Conn
tags=@on5erte uidt bic miuoefe QSirfung &C.
dnBert bat. Die sg8eitli6e glarpldn6er
8abngeieQidaft" beSablt ibren Qeuten gTbne,
nit Oenen lie ibren 2ebenSunterbalt gut be
itreiten t6nuen uno 0aher SutrieOen Tno.
gtd6fen SOnntag uirO Gapt. 6OfmannS
Ntuiifcorp8 wieoerum con3ertren, uao man
lit iiber5eugt, bag eS inter Dem Siideu= rno
Ieller=Scepter OeS Ibrn. Sdmiot nno Dem
3aftltode BON &apt, !6Ofmann oil einem ge-
uuBreideu Gage nid)t feblen tanu. Oen
Sonntag fam man mit6in nirgenos beiier
uerbriageu, ais i'll Der ibattigen aiible uub
Der itdrfenoen Rube oes @reenwooo~ Barfs.
Die 3ii9e geben Don Der 6illen=Statipn fritb
8 unO Nahuittag8 43 llbr ab unO balten am
llnionz, Yenniploania= 2lpenue= uuO 6ulton=
Depot an, mo 6abrbillete iiir so Gt8. AM
birz uuO 6erfabrt 81 baben iiuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-08
Sance'S
GeutiS6er 9aar @ieSerberlfeIler.

pdnce'S 6eTnlldheS oaar=RestoratiVe,
9ance's bemiibes Saarz Restorative,
6ance's bemiIdeS 6dar Restorative,
Sance's demjihes Saars Restorative
perbatet oos ausfalem Der SaGre.
Sonce'a demiiber Saarz Q8ieoerberteller
IdBt auf tabIen Sopfen oas Saas pte6er ipatblen.
80 e~.MI
Sauce's demii6er 6aarzGr5eueer
beugt Dem Gr9rauen Der Saare npY.
Sauce'S bemilher Saar=2aieoerbcritener
beieiti9t aopI8rina allg BE Dauer.
Sance's bemiiber SaarzGrSeueer
Sonce's 6emtidT 9aars 2s6teeeRr,euaer
Sanee's 6einiider 9sars@1seuoer
s..,. .-.,r geilt alie 9opfbantteIoeE.
Sance's hemfser Saars Bieoererseuser
1T oas bette Daar=8 8oiiettenmittel fir 9lnnerS
9fuE aueerettet pon $et: 2, &nnee,
Nr. 103, 8efs Saltimoreffr.
Yreis 81 bic 6laibe.
gu baben bel Gefb g Sauce
(6e6rl9,10 gir. 1O8, s8site gaItinorearose.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-08

BariS, 7. 4ugut, llbr gtadlm.-Siinf
pro3entige 9tenten 1O6 6rancS 27t GentimeS
| fir Srici.
YoriS, Z. 9luguit.- t.-8ehiel auf 2Onbon
% Sranc8 l23 @eutimeS auf tur;e Stdlt.
Ntperpool, Z. 9luguit, u l1br 81. -
Die SaummolI 3ufubr betruq beute 1900
Sallen, etnidllieBlt6 $50 aus 2lmerita.
Etberp o |, Z. Auguit, 1890 9tad)m.-
Saunrpone feit. Sberldnoer 1l1Gd; 9temz
0rleanier 6 Id. SerfGufe 1000 SaQeu, eiu.
| idlieBlid) 1000 sur Spetulatiou uno Grport.
StberpO0l, Z. 9u9uit, 2.30 IafM.-
Die gSai;el1z3nfubr mGbreuo Der lctteu brei
Gage bctrug 10000 Dtalter, pOpou 1000
aus Nmerlfa famen.
HioerpOol, 7. 9lu9uit, 2llbr gtudm.-
Srooitofie ltettg.
Seuric &abcIz9epeSdem.
- Barller Oepeid]en SuIolge meroeil allt
Is. 5. Wtt8. 1000 Manu ipantid)er 8rnppeE
BON Spanieu na6 &uba eingeid)ifit wer=
ben.
2oro 5aliSburg uub 2oro SanOon biel-
ten porgeitern bel @elegenbeit etuer i'll 6atfielo
itattgefunoenen Seriaumlung 8ebeu, tnwcl=
der iie Die GOlitif @nglano'S bejiigli6 oeS
ruitlh =tiirfiifeu SriegS er0rterteu. 2oro
SaliSburp'5 9teoe mar Die iiblid)e alte 2eier,
oaB OaS Sntereiie Gn9lano'S 9eipabrt uno
Dem 2anbe Su gleif)er .3eit uonlDglid] Die
Segnungen oeS 6rteDens erbalteu merOen
ntiiBten.
= Die gtafridJt, baB bic Staot 9a5anlif
bon ben Ruiien gerGumt unO bon Soliman
Paid)a beiett pnrben lit, miro beltdti9t
- Die Yiorte bat abermol5 ein @irfular
erlafieu, in Incident iie Die augebli6 bon oen
Gufen uno Sulgaren ueriibten @reueltbaten
auf5Ghlt.
= Die 9tadri6t BON Der gtieberlagc Der
bosniiden Sniurgenten inter Dem @euerale
0espatoOitid beitdtigt iid). Die Snimgcnteu
SGblten 1000 lnb Die 3iirfen 5000 Otann.
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Soiepb sdIiss QGy

ntro nIr BON 8. ". &Ibrina & &outp., asenten,
Sde oer Baltimore uno BineifraSe, SSameS O..
NORMAN, @te Der Boft=Sffice= 4prnue uno Seconos
StraBe, unb 3, 1H. SSobnitun & Gonp., SIR. 5s,
braufa aui Blaidlen gcBogen. alle BeteluHgen per
Botofte neroen prompt effeftuirt unO ouS Sefteate
tofenfet IN ir9eno elnem Stabttbeile ab9eIietert.
(NpriI23. .3VlteN3F)
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8anfet.rtf.

Mew <Dorf,7. ausuit. : Ser Mdflcr
GbaS. g. @tartin, SIR. 234, SroaopaD, bat
itd freipillig banferott erfldrt. Seiue Sd)ul=
ben teirggsH $4,000, iudbrenb feline 9lftipa
linbebenterlb iiilo. Die hauptid9tiden @lduz
bigger fnb Sobn &. Martin $50, 900, &ate
S6rpdrnorton $19,221, Sas. 9. 'Martin
$4,000 unb 5. s, Nerlinston $1,000.
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Ser ssnoiamerfrieg.

9sleHa, Wont., Z. au9lit. - gead)z
ridten aus Dtiiioula big sum Utorgen oes 6.
9(ugult ergeben, bab General Gibbons Inn
ubr am Sonntag Nad)mittag nit 200 Mann
Sniautsrie in sSdgen SUE Serfol9ung Der Sn<
oiauer BON OtiHoula aufbraf. @r beabiid)~
ti9t, 50 0teilen pro Sag 5uriid3ule9en. Die
Ssinolid,en befansen it6 AM Sreitag abenb
su 9OOlittlez Stand, IS Neilen BON gtihoula
uub 10 Dteilen pom g8ege nad 8OB' Sole,
Sduptlin9 Charles meigerte iif, ieine arie9er
benz @eneral Gibbons sur &eriiiaung sH itel=
len, miso iebob Die gtess Derces aui etsens
Sault befdmpfen. Sn Steuenspile traf anl
Samitage Die Nad)ridt ein, baB 1OO-15o
ltann bon SannOd ab9esangen ieieu, I'M Den
Snoianerm ben Iiif5ug abSulbneiben. @om
@eneral Soparo iino nod fetne gadritteu
eingelaufen. sent, Der Courier, mar am Sanl-
itase HgG nidt suritf, nno man fiir6tet fiji,
lellle @idlerheit. Bic sfolontare aus 0sii.
ionla<Gountp ipoaen NIT benz resularen Wtili
tar porrifen, neigern ii9 ieoo9, it6 untel
ben Ssfebl ees Generals Gibbons su itellen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-08
er. @am Spte's s@wefelfetfe

natt Die 5 ant weid, flar, rein, pelB nrb
gsiunol gle reint9t, oesinfi3irt, qlattet, beilt
nno tldrt; beieitigt S9orf, &ufiprtuoen, Sc
| ibwiire, punbe Stelleu, 4u8idldGe, Haub.
| beit unO &1tbe Der S aut; id5afft Sufen,
grennen nno Ste6en in Der 6aut uuo ben
8et6 bon SHlefteu=Stt6en uuo =8iiien fort;
linoert lu fenOe s dmorrboiOen, penn
fein auOeres Wtittel oulAiagt; tit BON nj
anf6Bigeu @eru9e frei, beust a IL
ltedenbeu Srantbetten Dor unb bat
alS dpBerlides mepialnii4es un6
8oiletten. 4raparat nibt lines @leis
ben, 8reis IS Gents; cine Sda9td NIT
baben. 6. g. g8ebfer, @isentbiimer.
8iireau: 0r. so, NOrO 5. Ctr, 86itaSel-
pbia, Ba. @ngroSzDepot gtr, 400, Mero 8.
| StraBe, Ybil., pa, nli5,lS,i.a.9.)
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ste1terbeo1ttte attaearfifett !.

81 e m . bts, 3enn., Z: Nu9ult. = Ol@
=9uubesmqrlhaqe 9arris uns Neehlea
lburoen an teelen 6reita9a= =abenbe pom Sc,
neral 9atterlon, bem Steuereiunebmer oieies
0iitritts, beauftragt, bic Gabadsz 5abrif bes
5rn. Sobn q. Burton in Seurp= &ountp
5enn., nit 8eid)las 81 beleaen. Die 8eanls
ten begaben ii9 nit smei @ebtilien mad Sen.
rpzG ountp, confts5irteu Die 6ahrit un6 lparer
I'M Sesriife, bic Mald}inerie q4f elnen 9a'
gen su lapen, als fie iih pl6tlif bon 25 ge.
lpafineteu lulriu9t iaben, tpeld)e iie slpangen
bic Maldnerie ipteber ab3ulaoeu. @tli6t
Der 9eiperaoos wollten 6uerlt Die Seamter
t1oten, wurben jebo6 BON ibren @efdbrten oa
ran perbinOert. Die Seamten 5ogen unper:
ridlteter Sade pieber ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-08

@inciuuati,7. 7. sluguit.- Die 0rufs=
rel Der 56. 2onglp & Comp. gu SoiterS, 3,
brannte in Der perganseuen g}att r'sher. 0ei
Serluit betrdgt $4,000 nRS If burd Seril=
tgs"s eb e el'gss ga So"gaqassn aaanfa atoed'o oif
@oulpluueret bes t6rlI. Geo. g. Wurbod in
Guiuebaug, Goun,, branute geitern nieber.
Serlut $20,-$30,COO
9 o iton, 7. au9uit. - Das @ei9dfts=
Total Der 'o5. S. gS. Yettin9ia & Comp. in
Sf=GambriOge, in meldcm bic 6abgitatiou
BON ipdifernidtsn Dtatroiell =auSii9en betrie.
ben ipuroe, brannte beute gta6nlittag uieber.
Serlult $4,000; 8eriiheruua $4,000.
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I'D 0 d hiatt
neueItem Nobearn,

8ert9te aus ieOem 3wei9e Oes g8iiIens;
uolfiEbtae
EG&rt4ten
iibsr bic
4ntunit un6 ben
|66a"g Der euruRaiIAen SampNdiWs,
Baiia9ier 2ieu
bier
an3H nm eu0er @inmau6ere
elm Ser3et6ntB 8ra9teu,
Gn9abe Der gtamcn Der @mpidnser;
hauPtFa@It@itsH sofoGsGretamiNe
. ores uub Marp(onb,s.
sOaFbtnaton'S II. u.t.W.;
ausfabrtt6e
@ertdts< <8erbuubGuuseu,
goaFdnO9e gcrttte
iiber ben
p tanO Der Wdrtte, 86rIe IN
-: s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-08
Selegrapbiid)e 9epeid)en.

tSeritte Der raiiocir.en seiie- fir beu rDeutider
@orreiponoeHttn".
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Grei9eipro6eu+

. { 9 o. Z, NN9uf. = Der BrO3eB
qegen Yrofeiior Bife, melfer i'm lebten Wtdr3
brn. g. g. SoneS, ben 9tebatteur oeS "Re =
ligious Philosophical Journal" ermoroete.
enoete bente nit 6reiiple6ung. bes auqeFlaa.
ten, tpel6er fir l5abniinllig ert.Grt inuroe.
Ytte utrO in ein SrrenbauS qebrad,t tperOen,
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Wetaet Asrnsefs be&utlli0t.

W{ an d @bnpt, Ya.. Z. Aug, - 9fifr
ter 9reber bat betH MolIp zMaaaire O'0on
nell, meld|er meaen 8etbeilguHg an Der gr
norbnng beS 9rn, Morgan 8omeQ be8 Otor:
oeS i'm srften @raoe iiberfiibrt mrrben mar
einen neuen HrnseR hainilfint
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GSrtfl nrOttttn eittea Qlratea.

&erre Saute, SnO., Z. 4uguft,-9r.
s. y. 9(rmitrona, Elm promiuenter bieIi9er
9lr5t, muroe beute 9lbeno in Ser n5rpli6en
SOritaOt bur6 etnen SduB meu6ling8 erz
morbet. Die llriad)e beS NlOrbeS iIt III Elm
tiefeS Sehein1uiR aebiillt.
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XtW UIg UWWtGW1
SamiItcm Cater s. sDhne, Str. 199-2O5, 3d.
YdltimoreitraBe.
s.. Sat g. S6bne, ytr. 164, SIo=Sroaomap.
ynuis Welbcr, Nr. 1857, iibzYroabrap.
g. 8. Gsplo1ntttb, SIR. 224, gB.z z95altmorefrage.
8. Seannsrst, (Saaru.i.m.), gir. 81 eerinstenr.
~. Gratu5oro, Sir. 81, @arterz9ane, 3onoon, @n9l.
Barron, gtr. 63, 9eringtonitraBe.
naIiar r Store Sir. 22O. gI. .z93al altimoreitrnke.
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Ste
% 0 d en> 4usgabe
vSeutIdem GorreipouOentem"
sri4eint
teoen Grettas WOreea
entbGlt bic
ausfiibrIidFeu 8ert9te
aus beE
aIteH mno ae1en 8eIt.
llH(erf aabeI- unN .9aIanNzDrpr(den
ueroeH nit enem
II brlt4en &Ofen.aufpaube
me6r.als
5 20 90
burb Die
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teinem sr06ersH 8IGtte oes gunoes uaa.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-08

miro ein gb3us Don % BroJeut pro Saar erlaubt.
Sem 8latt wir6 Obne SorausbeSabluua
erpeoirt.
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Sor8taIttae NusItattRna,
gutter SruR ttno
biatser gretS!
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3alammenfnntt s.piIdlen een seaifern OOr

NeWzY Ort, I. 2luguit.-0ie v@OlOz un6
2lftien 8clegrapben Comp" ber0ffeutlid)t
9tafitebenoes: y@ine 0eptife aus 8erlin
meloet, oaB Die Satier Don 9eutidlauo uno
Seltreif am lebtcn Ntittmod III Sidl 3uianrD
meutrafen unO cine miftige Gonferen3 OBJ
bielten. Saiier 98ilbelnt beitanb Darauf, oaB
it6 Scitreid nno 9cutidlanO itreug neutral
nfrhnltPu iDlltpu
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,Seat5dje Yamf," gde Solllbapz uno Saltimoreitr.
.Vereinigte 9emtid,e 2janf," Gte Saltimoreltr. u.
8oit=SIiice= =Iuenue.
v9eut5d,e 6entraI 9anf," Correspondent" z@e=
bdu0e.
.Deutid,e sparbanf." Gde Baltimore u. ptneltr.
Summer & ysefcr. Jtr. II, Soutbitr,
Blaine. r., r@orrelponoent" =gebduhe,
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Z ONO N, Z. Nn9nF.-Glne 0epel6e aus
Sudaret an Die u6imeS" nleloet: y9ie
Sruppen smilhen Sirnopa uno Siitooo lei
ben Dtangel all 2ebenSnIitteI, inbem feline
9Sdgtn erlangt meroen tGnncu, nm Die SOr=
rdtbe bon ben 0taga5iHeu auf Der rundniz
iten Seite be8 6lulie8 berbei 3u transport
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pro Sabr, irei al Ort uno 9tcae seliefert.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-08
War Notes.

BUCHAREST, November 6.-Goncral
Zimmerman staff has rented house m
KustendjI II Is concluded from this
that the campaign Is over tor the year A.
far ~ tho DcbrudsChu Is concerned
LONDON, November :. A Russian OH.
cSl dispatch contains the following: A
squadron of our cavalry occupied the
road from Rahovs 10 Widdcn today. II
WAS occupied by fifteen hundred Turkish
infantry, part OF whom, with tho nhHbI-
Ants, withdrew on the approach of our
reconnoitering force.
On sunday afternoon General Sk0bol-
oil pushed on 10 Brestonec, south Of pIoy
ma, threw up batteries there, snd alter n
violent Csnnonsde attacked the Turkish
positions with infantry. The result OF
the attack is not stated.
CoNsTAETISoPLE, November Col
Valentine Baker has gone 10 ShIpkn
pass.
ATHENS, GREECE, November Al.
most all the provincial municipalities
have voted Tor the resolutions urging
union among political leaders and speedy
warlIke preparations.
LONDON, November News n r..
ccived that the Prince OF Montenegro
has ordered allthe Montenegrins ~ take
up arms tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-08
KANSAS.

ATCHIsoN, November In Marshall
county, MarysvII.e precinct gives Hor-
ton, Republican, for Chief Justice, ma
iority of 500, and Watterson, Democrat,
for Leutensnt-Governor, a majority O
500 This is Watersons home. jackson
county gives Horton and Humphrey,
Republicans, $50 majority. Washing
ton county gives Horton and Humphrey
each over 400 majority. Brown and
Nehema counties each give Horton and
Humphrey about the usual Republican
msjorities. FOR county officers there
was considerable scratching in all these
counties, and the democrats elected some
of their officers IN each.
Fort SCorr, KS, November THE
Independent ticket in Bourbon county
is elected, with the exception of the
county treasurer and sheriff. In Crsw-
ford county the whole Republican ticket
is elected by large majority, and in
Cherokee county the Republicans elected
but one of their ticket.
ToPEKA, KS, November 7.-Returns
of the election IN this State yesterday
come in slowly. So far ss heard from,
Hsrton, Republican, tor Chief Justice
will have handsome majority, probably
10000 to 10000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-08
Returns Coming in Slowly.
Result as Announced Yes
terday Unchanged.
Democratic Majority in
Pennsylvania 5000.
New Jersey Gives McClel-
Ian $4,000 Majority.
PENNSYLEANIA.

PITTSBURGH, November 7.-Returns
from 2O2 out of 222 districts in Allegheny
county give Sterrett, Republican, for
Supreme Judge, 1864; Turnkey, Demo-
crst, 1873; Bentley, Lsbor-Greenback,
1856; Sterretts majority over Turnkey,
1896. The Republicans elect their entire
county ticket with the exception OF Fet
terman for Judge of Common Pleas
Bailey's opponent has majority of 2SO
in the districts heard from, but it will re.
quire the official vote to determine it.
Hart and Passsmore will have about 500
majority in the county.
PHILADELPHIA, November The
following are the msjorlties by counties.
The returns from Elk, Juniats, Potter,
Susquehanns and Wayne counties are
very meagre and furnish only slight
basis Tor the estimate, but the vote Of the
remaining counties, as given below, will
be changed very little by the official
count. For Noyes, Democrat, Adams,
1856; BeTks, 500; Bucks, $50; Cameron,
278; Carbon, AL; Centre, l,l00 Clear
field, 1880; Clinton, l,44l; Coiumbia,
1000; Cumberland, l,039, Elk, 100; Full
ton, 325; Juniata, 400; Lehigh, 1000;
Lycomlng, LOO; Mitfiin, l87; Monroe,
1900; Montgomery, 75O; Mon
tour, 75l; Northampton, 3,40O;
Northumberland, LOO; Perry, 23O;
Pike, 500; SchuyIkil, 1000; Sullivan, $50;
Wayne, 700; Wyoming, 5I2; York. 5000.
Total 33,S99
Hsrt-Bradford, 1000; Chester, 400,
Delaware, 1867; Dauphin, SS5; Franklin,
lO9; Huntington, 450i Lancaster, 4.SOO;
Lebanon, 1925; Luzerne. zoos; Nc
Dean, 200; Philadelphia, 5,792; Potter,
25O; Snyder, 27l; Susquehanna,
400; Tlogs, l,450; UnIor, l25; total, 22,'
Ala. In Susquehanna county the green
back vote is comparatively heavy. In
Schuylkill county the greenbackers poll
ed 5000 votes. The following is the
vote on the State ticket in Luzerne
county with l9 districts to hear from
For State Treasurer, Wright, Labor
Ratormer, 1901; Hart, Republican,
5,S88; Noyes, Democrat, 1879.
The returns of the Republican MAORI
ties throughout the State aggregate
81 sos. This leaves net Democratic
majority of AGO for State Treasurer.
As Sterrett has been uniformly running
ahead o! his ticket for Supreme Judge:
there is some doubt as to the final result
Tor that office Col. Wilson, chairman of
the Republican COMMITTEE, figures from
advices received tonight majority OF
1000 to 5000 for Judge Sterrett in the
State, and is hopeful for the election OF
Hart There is not 50 much confidence
shewn tonight at the rooms of the Dem
ocrauc State Com mmittee, fears being ex-
pressed that Luzerne county may go
back on them.
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The Deficiency Bill.

WASHINGTON, November The deh-
cheney bill Introduced to-day provides tor
the amount due to the officers and men
of the navy for the quarter ending June
80, 1877, which is 81, ,446 SIS; amount due
to Seligman Bros, London, $3ll, 953;
for miscellaneous claims arising upon the
arrears OF pay, Sl50,OO0; amount due the
naval hospital fund, $4,000; for the pay
of officers OF marine corps and enlisted
men for the quarter ending June
80, 1917, S45,2l9; for salaries in five
United States districts for the quarter
ending June 80, 1877, expenses of United
States Courts suits in which the United
States are concerned, and for the safe
keeping O. prisoners, being deficiency
for the year ending June 80, 1917,
S2l2,2S7. These items, and the sum for
repairs to the Interior Department, &C.,
make the total recommended by the bill
y. .240,664. The bill authorizes the In
terror Department to secure fre-prOof
building st rent not exceeding 5000
per month, until the repairs are made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-08
Railroad Opening.

The citizens of Washington, Pa, pro-
pose to hold celebration over the open
ing of the Was hington and WayLees
burg narrow gauge railroad. A public
meeting is to be held in the Court house
and dinner served. The citizens pro
pose to decorate their dwelling and places
of business with flags, &c. Hon. John
II. Ewing will head the procession
on the arrival of the train from
Waynesburg, and DR.. George p.
Hays will make the address OF
welcome snd after dinner has been
served n number of speeches will be
made A committee has been appointed
to invite the citizens OF Waynesburg aud
those along the line OF the road, to par
ucipate in the celebration, and also to fix
a time for the opening ceremonies.
Eighteen stations are located along the
road, and j. A. j. Buchanan mas do
mated five acres OF ground at Waynes-
burg for depot and other railroad pur-
poses.
Still another narrow gauge road is
talked of from Washington to Bethany.
to connect with the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing and Kentucky railroad at Wells
burg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-08
SCunnLnEr IN DRAMA.

There are those who believe the leglti-
mate drama rs an educator to be as val
liable as the Church itself. This is so be-
cause the drama is founded in q princi-
pie OF our nature, and SO firmly founded
that It's spirit even pervsdes our churches,
and is there exhibited IN rs strong,
though different light from what We see
il on the theatre boards. 1t is, therefore,
the desire OF those who so regard
the drama rs entwined with the
tibres of our nature to give it tone.
in order that its teachings may be o. the
highest order. The Church and the
theatre are regarded as the two great
educators Of the world, and the antsgon-
Ism existing between them is because on
the one side is theological bigOtry, AMI
preiudices which are strong and perhaps
more vlrulent because they are muzzled.
On the other hand Is tendency 10 lower
the standard of the stage and permitting
bad influences to control II. As soon as
these two causes are removed the antsgo
nisn will cease and the utmost harmony
prevail between these two great
educating agencies. As civilization
progresses the causes of sntsgonism
decline. There is already more
libe1ality in the Church, and those dia-
tribes which were common years ago
wouldn', be listened to today by the
mass of Christian people. If the friends
OF the drama, however, desire TO preserve
its influence and keep it from declining,
the utmost care should be taken, not
only in presenting plays of a proper
character before the public, but that
when presented the characters should be
well sustained. This is especially true OF
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MISSISSIPPI.

NATCHEz, November The vote OF
Adams county WAS light. The entire
fusion ticket was elected, except possibly
the country treasurer and one representa-.
tive. The Democratic State ticket was
voted almost unanimously by both par
ties The election was quiet.
JACKSON, November The election
yesterday passed of very quietly. But
very little interest Was manifested, as
there was no opposition to the nominees
of the Democratic State ticket. Ia q few
counties the attempt was made to elect
Independents, but with a solitary excep-
tion, Marshall county, where the lnde-
pendents elect their entire ticket, the at
tempt was unsuccessful. In Warren
and Kinds counties the Independents
were beaten. An Independent Sheriff
WAS elected in Rankin county. EX-GOv-
ernor Brown was run by his friends tor
Senator from the Eleventh District, COM
posed Of Kinds and Rankin counties, but
was beaten upwards OF 600 votes. A
very small vote WAS polled. One pre-
clnct near Jackson, which generally
votes over 500, polled only 25.