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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

RETURNING BOARD TACTICS. "A New
Orleans dispatch states that Wells and
Anderson, OF the Louisiana returning board
viii inIerpose in their defence the fact re-
Gently come TO light that the original returns
from Vernon parish, which, il is claimed,
were altered by the returning board have
been for some time ont of the state In posses
sion of Mr.. Cyrus Field and other demo
cratic leaders. The proof that they We're
altered before they left the returning board
can only be proved by Littleneld, who is
Low in Boston and refuses to return la New
Orleans. In case, however, they are pushed
in the state courts Wells and Anderson,
under the enforcement act, will endeavor 10
obtain an appeal TO the United States Court
IL will only be question of jurisdiction,
which will probably be decided by Judge
Biliirgs in their favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

Mr. HENDRICKS AND THE ELECTORAL
COMMIsSIoN.-EX Governor Hendricks was
before an Indianapolis court recently, and
one of the opposing lawyers twitted him
with not acquiescing in the decision OF the
electoral tribunal. The governor was on bis
feet IN an instant, saying ''There is nothing
which have said either in public or private
which authorizes what the gentleman has
just said. did not believe the commission
did Its duty, according TO the law, but never
favored a resistance 10 its authority, and
that was known TO the gentleman himself"
When asked If he was not in favor of con
testing the decision he replied: Never.
bad no thought of a lawsuit. L thought the
decision when made must stand,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

EXCITING RUMoRs FROM MEXICo.-Clty
of Mexico advices, recei we'd via Havana say
that Manuel NJ. Zamaconi is on the way 10
Washington as special commissioner, and
will probably remain as minister TO the
United States. Another regiment of infantry
had marched to the Rio Grande. There were
that a Mexican force had crossed a. Eagle
Pass, pulled down an American flag and
hoisted the Mexican, and that Matamoras
proved unfounded. The excitement was in
creased by reports that Mexicans hal been
assassirated in Texas. General Trevino las
pledged the state OF Neuvo Leon to sustain
Diaz's policy OF extradition and suppress ion
of raids
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

HA young Englishmen, a son OF the
painter William q ale, has been murdered
near Jerusalem by the natives.
0Francis Murphy is out west, and get
ting S2C0 night every time he lectures. Tnts
Is good deal more tnan he could earn when
he was a drunkard.
SDavid Smith, the Csstleton, Ontario,
abortionist, has been sentenced 20 be han ed
December 18th for the murder OF Miss Wats.
His sccomplices, Mallory and Weldon, VIII
be held until The next assizes-
HTheo. G. Myers, fourth odicsr OF the
steamer Koln, who stole diamonds valued
at ell.4c0 from the steamer, pleaded guilty
in New York yesterday, and was sente &c Cd
TO prskon for three years.
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Railroad EmbezxIer Arrested

HUDSON, n. Y Nov. &C Gorge Z. Hayes
was arrested here yesterday, charged with
embezzling 800 from the illinois Central
were found on him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

INDICTED INSURANCE OFFIcERs.-The
president, secretary aud actuary OF the
American Popular Life Insurance Com
pany, and similar officers OF the Security
Life Insurance Company Indicted at New
York for perjury IN having sworn 10 false
statements, were called upon to plead In the
Oyer and Terminer court OF that city yester-
cay, and all pleaded not guilty except Lam
bert, secretary OF the American Popular
Life Insurance Company, who was allowed
until Wednesday To put in a plea.
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Shot His Mother and himself.

CINCINNATI, Nov. "a dispatch from
Hastings, Mich, Says.-GeOrge Eckles, late
an inmat OF tie kala nazOO Insane asylum
and who was 81 charged under the SUPPOSE
ton that he was cured, shot his mother on
saturday night as she was arranging a fire
IN crate, and afterwards shot himself both
dV-LZ Instantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

SEw YORK, Nov. G.-Tne steamer Schei-
dam, hence for Rotterdam, which returned
yesterday, experienced a hurricane on the
I'd instant, which convinced the captain that
IL was dangerous 10 proceed In her deeply
laden condition.
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ARRIVAL OF MoRMoNs.-The steamship
Idaho, which arrived at New York Ga Mon
day from Liverpool, brought another party
OF Mormons, l3I in all, bound for Salt Lake
under the leadership of William Paxman
This party comprises what the elders call
"the fourth commission" of the season
Nearly all the new corners are from the
British Isles.
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The Cabinet Crisis

LONDON, Nov. "a Reuter- telegram from
Paris says: "The ministerial lists of the
NOiattes,T and Sy'eH are lot confirmed, aud iJ
Is understood that NJ ROuyer Quertier has
not yet succeeded I'm forming a new miais-
Try: IL is therefore thought probable that ths
Duke de BroglIe and his ministerial col
leagues will present the anselves' before the
chamber OF deputies to morrow 90 uphold
The policy and defend the "A Is VI President
MacManOn : administration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

THE WHIPPING POST DEMANDED IN
SOUTH CARoLISA.-Tae Charleston CJ'rfsr
says: From the country press Of thls sta.s
comes an almost universal cry for the re-
establishment OF the whipping post. Lar.
ceny, highway robbery aud barg tary have
become such common crimes that, ia many
parts Of the country, no mans property Is
safe; aud, in fact, there is hardly any paris
of the state where il is safe. Tue chickens in
The coop, the crops in the field, the very
clothes that a man pulls OF at night in the
expectation of putting them on again in the
morning, become alike the prey of the mid
night prowler."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

THE FIRST SNOW STORM OF The season
prevailed throughout the province of Ontario
yesterday. The snow is from one 10 eight
inches deep. The weather is cold and stormy.
Sunday morning in the Bay OF Qunlto dis
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TEE EGsrERS QUESTION.
E..srs nd. as.ss.Aa

iTrSBURO a. NOv. G.-rns ScDtsmal's Lon
don correspondent SAYS; I'm political circles
cone I'D viii shoTJly, possibly az the LDrd
Mayors banquet, ma &e "a speech GA the
Eastern question, which will provoke a re-
newal o. last years excitement aud agita-
ton IL is reported that no VIII pat his foot
down Ou the question Of opening the Dtrla-
nelles 10 Rlss IAN aud 0ther war vessels.n
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FRANCE.
The Legion OF Honor

LONDON, nov. "a Reuter- dispatch from
Paris says:-The O1icidl Journal does NOT
contain Lew cabinet or any other appoints
ments, except some members ~ the Legion
OF Honor, which include the sub prsfect OF
Riberac, where NJ. FourtOu was elected to
The chamber OF deputies, aud i've journalists.
OF the Figaro, LtOeTte, FrdacFis, and Pdrts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

THE GREAT RACE projected yer the Je-
rome Park course between Ten Brosck an A
Parole, which had been 1xei for 70 -day. "a
declared OF on account OF Ten Broeck's b ,
ing too sick 20 run. Mr.. Harper, his owner,
has paid forfeit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS IN
France for members of the councils general
show J67 republicans TO $50 conservatives,
being gain of IS seats 20 the republicans.
Twenty-nine second ballots are necess AIRY.
There are 26S districts yet to be heard from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

solomon strauss q Co, dry goods 1Obbers,
have suspended. Liabilities aoOut -l4O 900.
actual assets $4,000. BartOn a Co, gun
manufacturers, have been adjud lea ed VOL
untary bankrupts. Liabilities $1,000: assets
nOmlnally over SlOO,O00. Henry simms a.
Bro, wholesale clothing manufactures, have
suspended. Liabilities over sjO,OJO.
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pENNsEINANIA.
All ffHaer I'm lsntladea ,hfa

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6-rEC election In
his city II progress. a. < very Quietly y, aud The
Indications ar that a small vote will be
pOiled. No disturbances of any character
have been reported.
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The hRaraara

SUEZ, Nov. 6.-rne u. :. man-of-var
kealsage has arri we'd here en- route from tba
Asiatic station 10 the United States
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VIEW IORFL TES.
MoflRer and Efal,s SuT,eased


INV lORk. Nov. . ms LaJnarlnt
Wiley, aged %, and her infant son JacOt
were sufiOcated during a IRE ~ No. 711 q late.
avenue, Brooklyn, yesterday.
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The Turks Hopeful OF H0Idlag
Islarna

LONDON, Nov. A spec al dispatch from
Sofia To the DO' y ~ Udl.h mas the fOllOg-
ing. "Cheiket Peshai al toe head OF strO1g
force, Is advancing 20 the relief OF Pleyna.
tSman Pasha's army D. amply prOgisio1et
and supplied anu la me CD IdltiOl. Not
WithStand!TE hc Russian pr hgress west ward
the Turks are Co. hdeui hat HilEna VIII hold
ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

THE CARDozo CAsE.-The argument In
the case of ex-State Treasurer Cardozo, OF
South Carolina, occupied the court at CO.
lumbia yesterday. A new trial is expsctei
by the public from the composition OF the
JGry,
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RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
~ l226 PkHaSulr1Hi1 q rsnns

QARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
- haas PsrasyIrania a venas
Oil Paintings, Engravings, Photograyures "a new
process, French and German Photographs, Porce-
sine Paintings, fine ChromOs, &C.; Gilt and Nickel
graph PortI ats The public are invited 10 ex anime
our stock In hich viii De found all the late publ
cations Of foreign houses.
October LIST will receive 8 fine stock of FsRntns
Russia Leather Goods, comprising Frames, Port
tolOs, POTtemOnais, Gases &C.B
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scs4e3, and all styles q Frames Spanish, French,
and American Naples, with or without velvet or
gold Innings, N ade 10 order, az reasonable prices
Gold, silver ano Copper Wire; Cord, II coke, Screw
Eyes, &c, for hanging pictures Paintings packed,
Gnpscs ed sid hung By competent wOrkmen.
II N. BARLOW gives his special attention 20
transferring, lining and restoring Oh Paintings.
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care,
~ % preserve the originality.
Catalogues 70 be had on application. auysl-sn
I AN NOW READY TO SET THE
BULDEMAhS AITO1ATIO FLOOD-yALyE
for the protection Of Dwellings against overflow
faction IN every case. No cure, no paw
4. A. RIDGWAf, Practical Plumber,
go ID street northw est.
AFTER MANY TROUBLES and heavy Ell penses
found the only perfect relief from inundation Of
my Easements By eyt rhOv ing pewers, By the adop-
ton Of the policeman 8 Flood Valve, as SIT by Mr.
Il. A Bitgwsy condition Of no payment in case
Of failure 10 give perfect relief.
J. HENRY ALBERs,
oct9lm Corner lar st. and X. L. ave. W.
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TAn earthquake shock was al sfin ctlv
fell Sunday morning In The bay OF Quints
district. Ontario.
81 The Tennessee Methodist conference re-
solves not to admit any clergyman who use 8
tobacco.
1Dr. Goodell said a. The Detroit councf,
that we are not 10 put al froa kettle on ID
head OF women because the Apostle Paul pus
q veil on 10.
sFMr. Bsrbosa, the young colored man OF
Porto Rico, who was refused the opportunity
70 study medicine ia that city, has 10 atrlcu-
lated at Michigan University.
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Suspension % BusIne-s ia New York
aIaE-
Disturbances "a AIbRay
Albany, ~. y, Nov. Fine g-ouu.
MASSACHUSErrs.
tfOSr NM.e in NarcP.lar-

Clement state 30 TIE weather there was a very
faif a. Tendance a the polls in this city an1
SUBURBS ihls morning. Toe IOEls gi.ing tue
first complete returns are aS follows Hun.
CASTOR e., k.ce lG. Piimal I; a ugh an. Rice
90, Castor ~, Pltman 90. Go hasset. klce %,
CASTOR g, Putnam a.. A dLspatcl from Wor-
ceSter says ina the VOJng tnlicafes an IA.
eXpectodly heavy vote In that cit., aud the
result Is expected ID be a close vote. The re-
publican mana gers were cOndteat OF carry
ing The city. There are splits among the
democrats on tle representative ticket IN
three wards where they usually elect their
ticket, and which may possibly result In the
defeat VI one or nor. OF thelr lalldates.
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Defence OF tHc Balkan PASSES.

LONDON, Nov. "a Paris ol-Patca - the
Times says: News has been rccel we'd hero
hat MeEtmet ali ha. arr. we'd a. Su6a 70 or
ganize and command al army for "a ie-
fence OF The weston Balka pashes.n
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large number Of eleclment suits have
been entered against the triking cigar max
eTs, which cannot but add 70 the cOmplica-
lions and q ifflculIIes OF he siiuatlon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

A T sILVERBERG'S
sI2 SEVENTH STREET.
Fine Crystal Goblets, sc per set,
Heavy Hotel Goblets, 75c. per set
d hs 80 sh nm a., Avenue GOolets, 7So per set.
Brtakfast Sets, OAK pattern, soc: per set.
Handsome Plated Casters, S bottles, Al,
New Pattern, double plated, o..
Double Plate Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons ana
Forks at 81 per set. 49,
Ivory Handle Table and Desert Knives, 5 50 per
Call Bells, 81 breakfast Bells, SOC.
Carver and Fork, sc aud o. per pair.
dSeie Mat a. sc f aud 81 set Fine Jspansd
Large assortment Of BOquet Holders and Vases at
fine PhoiosraSts Of Centennial statuary, framed,
st nc. zach, decided baTg ain.
Illunlnsted Notices, very handsome, az 500. each.
sLvERBERG'S,
Metropolitan Bazaar,
seps t,tb,s,tr 3l2 TIN St, near Pa. avenue.
EUssELL's ICE CREAM AND ICES,
THE BES7 THAT CAN BE MADE.
Parties and Weddings furnished with every reQui-
site.
Fresh CHARLOTTE RUssE ans JELLIES every
day.
Our Saloon is as attractive As ever. OYSTERS.
S1EAks, COFFEE, TEA, CHOCOLATE, &C.
oet6-tuths,lm 1877 Seir York oven.e.
r OsEKAM * WEAVER,
'.''A'A 1a1I .ss CAFE. -
Psnasyt raaia Arenus.
octzs-Im Adjoining Willard Hotel,
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BLANDS Silva BILL.-The Senate was
officially notified to-day of he las 20 Of
BANDS silver bill in the House, by a mes
sengtr from the Hou> e of Representatives.
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WIFE MURDERER PREPARING FOR
DEATH.-Special correspondence of the Bal !.
timore Gdzztte from Annapolis, Novemb sr
9Th says: The convicted wife-murderer.
Henry Norfolk, appears recoIciled TO his fate
To- day. BE has, however, eaten but little
since the verdict, and a remarkable change
has taken place in his appearance, his face
having lost its usual rotundity, aud indIcat-
quested that the ministers OF the Protestant
churches be asked to visit him, which they
Will doubtless do, His parents were not in
city when the verdict was rendered, bat were
doubtless aware of the result on the evening
OF the day the verdict was returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT - Oas
Man hLtjed Saturday morning n train Of
empty coal cars on the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania railroad was on It's way up
the grade toward Erostburg, when several
cars-''scoTs" from the Pennsylvania rail
rOa1-bI Oke loose from the Train aui r1u
back Gown the grade toward locOmOti We No.
81, that was following with another train.
The engir eer aud tiremen saw the cars dash
ing toward them, and the engineer threw
himself down in the cab, while tn hremau
ran to the rear OF the tender. In aaO.her
instant the lying cars struck the locom DtiVe
and 80 great was the conclusion that the
wooden bodies" Of two OF the cars were
smoke-stack and damaging the cab The
heavy cars passed entirely over the engine
and slighted partly on the tender and parily
on the rIrst and second cars of the train. Tue
engineer of course escaped injury, but the
fireman, Mr.. j. Cheston White, of Mou8r
Savage who had fed To the tender, wa .
crushed and instantly killed. CumbeTlOad
NIlgS Eth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

Ia. ! CARPENTER hos been reappoin.-
ed trustee Of the Reform school of the Dis
trIct II 20 umbia. b the President
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The Markets

BALTIMORE, November q Virginia sizes ola .
SOi a.. deferred, "a, do; cons lidtged, Ok 40.
second SERIES, a.; North Carolina sixes, al A. lTk.
DO new > bad to-day. Sugar dali, 9X
BALTIMORE NOyemb 6.-l'Btt5n steady
mnnSahhg, lOsaiOA, Flour dull All unchanged
sla nIm-s0uthern red, good % prime, 3OaI a = !;
70 eNnDeI, 43al 90; western steatser, ~ bid :
20 NO; winter FED spot aud November, 90.
Deceihber, az Corn, southern quiet aud firm.
western strong aud higher Iuthcrn VII O. aud vel
low, old, b2a63; do NV, 5Sa59: western mixed,
spot old oSr; 40 new OF; November, I'D, 6Sfs
90. hew. OIL December, old, 81. D. nber. Odd or
hews oil steamer, nouli Baiy 50 Oats ste sds a1d
unchanged. Rye hrnier. O3a66 Ha5 daii aud
unchanged. Provisions unchang ID Butter IN
changed Petroleum weak and lDWer-cru5e, ~,
refined, l2AaIzk Cofee dali end eaS,ag- eio
dull, I IO1. Receipts-FiOur' 800; wheat,
$4,000; corn, AZ 900; oats, 2,2O0s rye 400.
shiumebts-N heat, SO 600.
LONDON, November 9, -. 30 p. m.-COnsols
90 1I-16 for money and 96k for the accouuf-
Central. 75h Penn ylyaniA Central so. sew
jersey Central. 5. Reading Railroad shares, Iss<
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AMONG THE SENATE PETITIONERS 10
day we're several women who own pro erty
q, d desire to be relieved from taxation
there on or be allowed to vote.
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TRANSFERRING CoNvICTS.-The recent
decision 10 transfer District convicts from
the Albany penitentiary to Baltimore, be-
cause il costs less, is not the only move in
that direction for ecOnomy's sake. Toe De
partment of Justice has decided that all u
y. cOnvicts now in the different peniteutia-
lies where the expenses per diem are over
twenty five cents snail be transferred TO pen
itentiares where the expenses per man do
not exceed that amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06

No CONTRIBUTIONS were made in execu-
tive session to-day.
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THE NORTH POLE PRoBLEM.-The re
Turn of a Dundee wh2ler from Davis : traits
with a good cargo Of Oil has again started
The lament in England that no fresh efforts
Is in progress from that country TO penetrate
are full 81 floating ice, and that the inference.
Is That the PaiseOcrystic Sea has broken ~.
~ course people are saying that II Cap.
Mares hac been CO rCful % prevent his expe-
clifton from contracting scurvy tue ships
might have remained another season In high
latitudeS, and this year would nave had the
chance OF penetrating TO a more nOrlherly
pole. The tone OF TIE Luigi Ish press on This
subject has changed greatly. When Cap.
Mares returned the general tendency was 10
accept his verdict OF" Pole impracticable" al
all events by way OF Smith Sound. Bur
since the Howgate expedition has been orga-
nized there is evidently a feaI that tn
crowning homer OF Arctic discovery may be
graSped by Americaps-IM y Tribttqe
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NAVAL NOTEs.-Lieutenant Com mander
Charles j. Barclay relieve Lieut.. Com
mander f. s. heys1r, of the command of the
stoTeship Onward, al Callao, oct. 8. The
Ossipee is at Hampton Roads. The Ply
mouth will leave Hampton Roads in a day
or two for n cruise in the West Indies, aud
theme so Aspinwall The Vandala arrived
at Villefranche about the 10Th of October
from Smyrna. The Tallapoosa arrived at
Boston, November 9Th, from Portsmouth, ".
h, on her return TO Washington.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Major George Bell, c0m-
missafy OF subsistence, VIII proceed To At
lanta, Ga, and resume his duties. First
Lieutenant ]. c. Ayres, ordnance depart
melt, is relieved from duty in the depart
ment of the Platte, and will report in person
10 the commanding officer, Rock Island
arsenal, H., for duty.
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SECRETARY THOMPSON and Attorney
General Devens are expected to return this
evening from Indianapolis, where they went
10 attend Senator Mortou'S funeral.
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THE EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

GOvERNsENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter.
rel revenue 1851. 9l43l; customs, .si5 So %.
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TBf EASTERN QUESTION.
SHOE OF PLEvNA.
CABINET CRISIS IN FRANCE.
INF ELECTIONS.
NV YORK.

MN NoRk
JeHu AorrIS>cy and fuSustus ScheII
NV YORK Neg. c. the W-atatr - bean
tfui mis- morning, with a bra ~tng westerly
wind and sboGd favor he polling OF = full
vote. There IS much interest ia the contest
in The 1th senatorial district. between John
MOrriSsey and Augustus Schell
M0rrissey's friends HoPefai OF His
Election
INV YORK, Nov. 6.-Great interest Is be-
ing manifested \ the seventh senatorial dis
tTict over tee contest between Morr IeSey aud
schel. Voting gOes on with perfevs quiet
ude. MOTri>scy II in bed sick. HIS heai-
quarters in the Ashland house are nearly
full oil The time, and his supporters are going
10 and iro throughout the district heaiQuar-
ters la favor 81 M0rriss-ys election. Every
thing ts yery quiet al Mr.. |chelrs hesdausr-
tiers, and liftle n said there a. % ne Probable
result OF the contest
Suspension oG Business ia New York
NEW DIRK Nov THE election Ia this
CITY began a CCln ck this morning, and
since q al time he voting has been going on
steadily. No disturbances TX sept a lev from
whisky have been repOrtci There Is a ger
CISl suSpes sion OF business.
Disturbances "a AIbaay
ALBANY, -. y. Nov. E-faa E-ounF +.
covered with SOW ihis morning sni thc .aa
rose iH a C.OD1y SKY, Or bout % O'Clock %
ceedinzly bright and pleasant Toe voting
j. GONG on a. .tlytly. with a prospect of poll
n x a. many vote, as iasf ypar. To- main
struggle 4, CI fEa senator Tue opponents of
Harris fs5l cnlElrf.t az wipug ouI his sleo-
dc majority 1' -lH two years a-O. some
small o.s-ti b t--gs have already occurred at
lie pO.l.
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kilograms to The Star.
TIE ELECTIONS.

New York and Massachusetts,.