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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

M4NY Of our readers will regret to learn
that DR.. Charles P. lhayer has remov-
ed from this city to Boston, to
take up his permanent residence
there for the practice of his profession. The
senial D.e;or's Darlington friends are
pretty much tn. entire population of the
city, and every oae Will wish him the
highest measure Of personal and profession
al r,n,n..
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Legal Notices.


rJ'IITS is to give notice, that on the I'd day Of
i October, "A. y. l-75, Warrant in bankruptcy
issued against the estate o! AlCnzo T. Keith
o: Elmore. in the county Of LaTOill0, and
State 0. Vermont who has been a'junged Bank
Tupt on his own petition. that tie payment OF any
debts and delivery a any property belonging TO
sad Bankrupt, t. him OF for bis use. and the
transfer % any pfopcitj by Il IL, are Orbidden by
law: that meeting 81 the creditors OF said
Bankrupt. - pTave tErir debts, ant to choose one
or more assl-nc's q ID estatc- vi be held at q
Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at the office Of
Heath Carleton. in Auntp =4-er. IN the County OF
Was bingtOn and state Of Vermont. before ohm L.
Edwards, Esd REGISTER On the 18th day Of Octoper
A. ID. ISIS, ii . O'Clock a z. GEOHGE p. FOSIE Err,
United State Marshal, Is Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

A CORRESPONDENT, writing from the Paris
Exposition, says: The Jury on Musical
instruments, composed of many of the most
celebrated European experts, and Of which
DIR. Franz List is the Honorary President,
were especially pleased with the magnificent
display OF the EsTEY Organ COMPANY. They
repeatedly visited and tested their instru-
ments, and made them the standard OF ex-
cellence by which all others OF their class
We're judged. The jury regretted that EsrEY
& Co., who are by far the largest American
exporters of Cabinet Organs, were horS con-
co'TS, but 1t is the well-known policy of this
house never to compete for prizes. Had
they done SO, there can be little doubt that
another grand prize, or at least a gold medal,
would have been added to the list of awards
to the United States. " \. 7i1b,o,r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
PRES IS, FRIDA A
ChIttenden. County Court.-September Term.

ChIttenden.County C0urt.-September Term.
HON. JOHN PIERPOINT, Presiding Judge.
H Hon 4 u D. c HaLn1H A,sr,tant Jadge,
c. S. PALMER, States Attorney.
A. J. Howard. Clerk.
l.. A. DREW, Sheriff.
JAY READ PEnBER, Stenographer.
TUESDAY Oct 5.
The court resumed its session at two O'Clock, yes
state VS.. George Bombard was Commenced and
will be concluded this morning. The respondent is
charged with an attempt to break jail, on the 18th
OF last June. States Attorney 9. ). Palmer and H.
S. Peck for State; r. II. Start anl j. L. Wheelock
for the respondent.
"WEDNESDAY Oct. ..
The forenoon, yesterday, was occupied with the
trial OF state vs.. Bernhard. The case was given to
the jury at three O'Clock. The jury came in hour
later, saying that they were unable to agree. Be
ing sent back, they subsequently found the re
spOndent not guilty.
The next case tried was that OF State vs.. Martin
Blair and Edward Richeeu, indicted for grand lar
ceny. The respondents were charged with stealing
II boat belonging to Curtis L PAGE of Shelburn, on
the 10Th of May last. The boat lett the shore
or the owners premises, securely fastened, AID
was few days Afterwards found on the north shore
OF Colchester FONT near the home of the respond
ents, the boats lock and chain being discovered
hid in respondents house. The Respondents claim
to have found the boat floating on the lake. The
case was given TO the Jury at five O'Clock. They
found Il verdict of petty larceny. States attorney
c. s. Palmer and Ii. 5. Peck :or State; W. H. Hare
for respondents
The case Of State VS.. Michael Dryer. for grand
larceny is now on trial. The respondent is char Led
with sssaulting Mrs. Anna Deavtt, in her grocery,
in this city, Oct, l3th, 1877. and taking from her
person, pocket book containing s3S. States At
torney C. s. Palmer and Ii 5. Peck for State X. $.
Start and A. V. spaldng for respondent.
THURSDAY, Oct. 10.
The case Of State vs.. Dwyer was given to the Jury
shortly alter O'Clock, yesterday afternoon. A few
moments later they returned a verdict 0! guilty.
The case of State John Barley was then com
menced The respondent indicted at this term
for highway robbery OF an unknown person on the
silver watcn-was delivered up by the re spondcpt
to a city policeman who made the arrest and by
him returned to the owner. who Immediately dis
appeared and has not since been found
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

THE line-b0a; Vermont having been with
drawn for the season, the steamer A. VII
liams will continue to run between Bur-
HnEtor, Port Kent, Piattsburgh, Grand
Isle and ST. Adams Bay. until further no.
tice, leaving Burlington at $50 a. m and
St. Adams Bay st l3:5o p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

Mr.. L. S BLAIR left at this office yes.er
day Il stalks OF Golden miilet, from the
farm of Blair 4 White, at Shelburn Point
The stalks measure feet in length; ant
the heads average 81 inches in length, al
heavily filled.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
CoNNECTICtT TOWN ELECTIONS


GREENEACKEkS Neutrality-suspicious.
STRONG.
NGKwICH, Oct. The result of the town
elections in eastern Connecticut IL to leave
the local governments a. last year In this
town the vote on assessor last year was-ro-
publican AL, democratic s3i sreenback
lol this year 1t is-repuhlican li5i, demo
Cratic 81, grcenbac.. 49, There was an
insignificant greonh4ck vote outside of this
town. Not one town IN ten has u separate
ticket, and not ono-twcntieth of the vote in
such toens IL Tor greenback candidates
Tho remarkable feature of these elections Is
the development ui the prOhIbitory sentl-
mcnt. Norwich and New London. the
only cities. and nearly all the large villages
cast oil The Connecticut river have voted no
license
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

4 CURIoUs CAsE.-one Of the quecre>t Of
all queer lawsuits has Just been commenced
at St. Johnshury, the circumstances being
as follows: One Carpenter. mesmcrist,
was giving exhibitions at ST. Johnsbury
and on the first plight called for volunteers
to come forward and be mesmerised, and
among those who went upon the stage was
one Bibeau, 4 young man about twenty
years Old. lie was put under mesmerc in.
huence and with Others was put through
various kinds of performances that evening
and the next, after which he was taken sick
with stoppagc Of the bowels, and it Is not
expected that he will recover. Bbeau :
father sues Carpenter Tor 50 900 damage
for trespass and the latter Is now under
charge Of the deputy sheriff.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

RoBBERy-At o'clock, Monday evening
as Mr. A. B. Clark, orc Of the teachers at the
Institute, was passing through the lumber
yard, or his way to the city, be was set
upon by four men and robbed of a valuable
gold watch and chain and what money ho
had IN his na-snu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

RICHMOND MARKET, Oct. - Butter
sold at S to Is for ordinary, II to % for
good to choice, 81 TO % for gilt cuged.
Cheese, ia-m make, to Il, farm make,
sage, Il to s, factory to So.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
IN RaEfIIsTPTCY.

NOTICE is hereby given that have boen duly
~ appointed Assignee in Bankruptcy 81 tho
estate o. Edwin o. Bennett Q Charleston. in this
District of Vermont.
CHARLES CARPENTER. Assignee.
Charleston, Vt Oct. 5.h, Isl. -l5w}w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

TuF present Vermont Legislature begins
the second century of its existence as a legis-
l,tiye body. 4: Windsor, on the 10Th day
Of March, IFS, assembled the first Legi-la-
ture of Vermont, " when and where, says
Ira Allen : history, " the votes of the free
men for i Governor Thomas Chitterdcn)
Lieutenant Governor (Joseph Marsb),
twelve Counselors and Treasurer Qra
Allen. were sorted and counted, and the
persons who had the majority of votes for
the respective offices were declared duly
elected "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
MOTTO. OF asSiGSsIs'S APPOINT
L ].

nISTEICr OF VERMONT. IS At 1t. Adams.
i J the 9Th dag Of October, : u. Is.
The undersigned Eor.bj gives notice OF his ap-
pointmcnt as Assignee o. this -. Adams Foundry
company o. st. A!6ans. IN the county o. franklin.
and Stare 0. Vermont, s;tLia said D S;ret,whu have
been adjudgsd Bsnkrup upon the p,;ltion OF their
creditors By the niStricI Count ot said District.
ijw3w JOHN. J. ri EG 7S5, Asst SEee-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
Burlington and Vicinity.

CHARLOTTE. - Rev. o. G. Wheeler. OF
South Hero, is to deliver his poem on
"Charlotte," at the Congregational church,
on Friday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

ANNUAL MEETINGs--The annual meeting
of the Vermont Bible Society will be held
at Montpelier, Oct. l6:h. At p. m. An
nIversary exercises at 80 p. m, with ser
mon by Rev j q johnson OF Rutland.
The Vermont Historical Society wall hold
its annual meeting ia Representatives Hal
O5t Is. with addresses by Hon. f. P.
Walton Of Montpelier, and President NJ. II
BucRham
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

UNITED STATES C5URT.-The OILY cases
that came no ct the October Term of the
United States Court, at Rutland, we're the
five suits entered at the last May term in
favor Of the First National Bank Of North
Bennington against the towns of Benning-
ten, Salisbury, Arlington, Sunderland and
Dorset. Each Of these suits was brought to
recover the unpaid coupons upon the bonds
issued By these several towns in aid of the
Lebanon Springs Railroad The parties
proved such facts As they deemed important
verdicls were ordered by Judge Wheeler
for the plaintiff, with leave to counsel to be
heard fully upon the questions involved in
the cases, upon moiisn to set aside the YER
diet for plaintiff. and grant new trial.. Mo
tons to set aside the verdiets have been
filed in all the eases, and the real trials will
be had at the next February term, in this
city, Gpon the various questions Of law aris-
ing upon the ndisputable facts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.
Ohio and Iowa Observation-Disclosures and
west Virginia Democratic.
Ohio.
lIlI-nI IELA nAIkrC

Ohio.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
COLUMBUS, Oct. The republican net
gam IN SOB townships and wards is 5,204.
This ratio carried throughout the state
would give net republican gain OF 80, 7S5,
or about ten thousand majority.
THE DEMOCRATS coNCEDE THE STATE To THE
REPUBLICANS.
ll:0j y. M -Four hundred and ten town
ships and wards show net republican
gain OF 1888. The democrats concede the
state by 5000.
RESULT on CONGRESSMAN.
CmCAGo, Oct. S.-A Cincinnati despatch
says in most all the doubtful congressional
districts republicans are elected. The state
Is claimed BY the republicans by majority
OF 5000 to 10000.
New YORK. Oct. S.-The Times says the
Ohio returns thus far received show a large
republican gain and render it certain that
tie republican state ticket has been elected
by nom 5000 to 1000 majority. The re-
pubicans have undoubtedly elected eleven
probably twelve OF the twenty congressman,
and as tho democrats had gerrymandered
the state with the intention of allowing but
e, this may be considered equivalent to a
gain of at least 4.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

ALnURcu.-Nrarly every person in town
has been sick with what they call the
"epIz9Otic," L kind Of srccZing cold. The
usual remedies Tor colds don't seem To nj
ford relief. and in most cases it has 10 have
its run. Grown people seem to suiicr more
by 1t than children.
A festival was hell at the K. c. churc h,
the 1T inst, TO raiec funds Tor bell Tor the
church. About SGD were tho profit.
The receips at the Custom House AT this
place have been large:. this month,
than for the same time during any month
this season. notwithstanding October i,
usually considered the eff " month in Gus
toms business here This looks like a reyi
val Of business. s.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
Town

CHICAGO, Oct. S-Thc following are the
latest reports from Iowa: Twenty towns
give Hull, republican secretary of state. I66
majority; Is towns give Rothruck, ropubll-
can supreme judge, 9l3 majority 10 towns
give McCord, republican for Congress in
the ilrst district. 2e6 majority; Prise, re-
publican Tor Con sress in the second district,
Is probably elected.
EctoTnS from Iowa are slow in getting in
and 1t l. impossible 10 give an intelligent
estimate now
LARGE RErCBLlCaN MAJORITY
New YORK, Oct. S.-The Times saws from
Iowa the largest vote ever polled is report
ed and tho republican majority is large.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

III seems as If | should cough my head on, y is
sometimes the impatient exclamation Of sufferer
from a severe cough. Quell the paroxysns with
Hdie's Honey of HorehOund and Tar, The relief Is
immediate and the cure certain. Sold by all drug
gsts.
Pixies Toothache Drop, euro in one minute
Oct 3-d&wiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

THERE WAS good deal of ehuckling, last
week among the Barlow people, oscr thcnews
that the ctiia.al count came within 26S votcs
o! electins Mr. Barlow, in this District
and good deal Of regret expressed on their
part that they had not taken about 300
more Of the Democratic Votes that were Of
ferei them, Tor Barlow. But it seems that
the newspaper returns were right and the
official statement wrong and both rejoic-
ings and regrets were thrown away.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
The Heated Term.

MANDRAKE BITrERs are just tho Medicine to Us
during the heated term. They roctify torpidity o
the Liver, give tone To the Stomach; they ac
without giiping upon tho bowels; they remove
bile from the blood. they purify regulate and in
vigorate the body. thereby preventing many dis
eases incident to hot summer weather. The public
the medical profession, and tho press, have borne
ample testimony to the sterling qualities OF the
MANDRAKE BITTERs made by Henry. JonasoN 4
LORD, Burlington VT, who arc the only proprietor.
of the genuine. Price % cents per bottle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

Snuif or dust Of any kind. and stron :. caustic or
pos nous solutoLs, a"gTavatc caarrh and drive il
10 the lungs Dr. S,ges Citarrn Kemcly cure
tatarrh by its mild. soothing, cleansing and heal
Ing properties. Each package prepares one pint o
the Remedy ready Tor use, and cus.s only 80 cents
Sold by druggists. wAsatIt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
TEnEinLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Nn L s"ur,ion Train Jumps the Track
forty-two Persons Reported Killed.
Boston, Oct. S.-A terrible accident oc
CURED thu evening on the Old Colony rail-
road. twenty cars OF n crowded excursion
tram. returning from the liver Lake row
ing match between Reagan. of Boston, and
DAVIS, OF Portland. went off the track. 1t
Is rumored that iorty-iwo persons are killed
and Z agar, enc of the boatmcn, fatally in
iurci
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

EVERY young man should procure Il copy OF the
medical work EMIT ei. The Science OF Life, OF Self
Preservation" published by the famous Peabody
institute" Boston. This book will teach the young
how to avoid dangerous diseases, and from it the
middle aged and those more advanced in Ire ma
attain to restoration Of Frustrated system Il
active health. Read the advertisement in another
column. wStrilt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
MANY OF THE EopIES FOUND RoEEFp CT THEIR
NALTAHLES.

BOsToN, Oct. 9. - More light il thrown
upon the disaster on the Old Colony rail-
load, at WOolastOn. The work OF pulling
the ears apart and rescuing the wounded
was carried on all night with vigor. There
were, MP TO ten o'clock this morning. 81 or
- bcdie1 taken from the wreck. and it is
thought one or two yet remain in the ruins.
Tho track Is now cleared 80 that trains arc
passing. There are various reports in re-
gard to the cause of the accident. but it
was probably caused by 4 misplaced switch.
Claimants tor damages have already put IN
an appearance. Many of the bodies were
found robbed OF money and jewclry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
THE STATE DEMOCRATIC

New YORK, Oct The Times says: In
diana has gone democratic on the state
ticket by about the same majority a. in
ls76. The congressional delegation will
probably stand six republicans, five demo
Gratis. and two districts in doubt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

Dr.. URANN (oF BOSTON,, who has made so
many wonderful cures in almost every town in this
State, for the past fifteen years by his method
Of treating diseases, is now stopping at the Van
Ness House. Every invalid should see him, no
matter what their complaint may be. II he cGnnot
help you he will tell you at once, and no charge
for it. Send for circular Q: some of his cures in
Iernunf Cant In
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
A vExED QUESTION ANSWERED.

what shall do to get rid OF all this flesh :" is the
question that has been asked again and again OF
physicians without Receiving INTEL. gent reply
Several O: our popular lecturers aud writers have
attempted to answer II. hut the force of their dis
questions can LIS summed up in single sentence
be content GU are lot lean, and stGTve yourself
Course OF Treatment that Will mover curo obesity
as thousands VINO have used il attest. PLat.
maceutical science has given a rational answer II
the question in aliens Antifat which will reduce
the syste n from two TO five pounds per week. 1t Is
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless. S"L hy
druggist thur&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
ROYAL y y5kbEs
BSOLUTEL PURE.

"ROYAL' has larger saic tAau all other baking
powders c0mbined-hGcause it is Of unquestiuned
Purity. Uniform strength, Healthiuness and E'Ica-
cy Prepared from GRAPE CREAM TARTER
imported expressly for this peerless powder direct
from the Wine district of France-has received the
Endorsement and recommendation Of the New Yorl.
Board OF Health and Of eminent physicians and
scientific men everywhere No family having once
used the Royal Baking Powder will ever be without
it. Sold only in tin cans.
@-The housekceper must bear in mird tlat 8.
pure powder like the Royal cannot lie honght at
the same price as the adnlterated kinds.
June lI-d2wly-3I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

STATE BAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT promi-
nent lawyers III the State are making ar
raugemcnts for the formation of State
Bar Association, to be organized at the sos,
sion OF the general term of the Supreme
Court at Montpelier this Fall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

DRAMATIs fERSosNE.-A young American il
roundabout and leggns, perchcd upon tho fence
devOuring a hu ge piece Of mnce pie, ami nader
Of five summers, in pantalettes, looking very wish
III ~ at the gormand on the tense. louS,' ANsRIC,
II say. sis, does your mar make mincs pies , L
LITTLE Miss (timidy)-"I like mince pie awful
we'll" YoUsG AMERICA.-"Well nos that's funny
Just look here drawing quarter Of a pie out OF
his Jacket pocket and it's boss, too Amt my mai
good ," Carefully slowing it away in his poe Ell
That 10Y Us father to the pau" who must have HI,
cigars and and any other masculine luxury hi.
contemplate selfshness Graves. while his poor
sckly WI must 10 the WORK OF two women t''Girl-
waste more than they earn" he says. and tor the
want OF little money To purchase i few bottles o
DIR. Piorce's FavOrite Pfescri pt!on, the sovereign
remedy for female diseases an / weaknesses she Is
literally dying by inches-and all because o. that
masculine sefshuess that would not divide the
childish luxury with his playmate. and now tacitly
refuses his wife the luxury % health tuxNlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11

ST. AIBANs BUTTER MARKET, Oct. S.
Attendance good, receipts light. quality
greatly improved. prices higher, with quick
sales for best lots. Quotations: Common
to good IL to Is. choice 10 to %, selections
% cents per ID. with higher price paid
for some extra lots.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
new BItr HLll|llI

,s,rsous- YuvEatlNr rii'~ make New Rsh
Nl,,d an. will cumV.ctrlt change the blood in the
81. tire - stem in three months. ANY person VINO
viii take one pill each ught rom to Z weeks may
Va rrstored to sound health If such thing be pos
sibls Sent By mail for letter stamps l. 8
JOHNSON 4 CO.. Bangor. Me Oets+dS"f"
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MAlfIkIED.
DIED..

DRUEr-WEKD.-Att tho Methodist church, Shell
burn, VI, Oct. I'd. 1873, by the Rev. l. c. Fentor
Fred N. DruIy. of burlington, and Mary f.. daugh
ter of Fred \. Weed, Esq. of sheburn, VT No card:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-11
TWENTY-FIVE, OR MORE, KILLED.

Further returns state that later ad
ditions tn tho list of killed will raise
the total to twenty-five. ind possibly more.
The most OF those killed were in the
baEsage, English coach, aud two pas
senger cars, The two latter were teleScoped
partially and in these many were injured.
About three or four hundred persons were
on these ears and not less than half vera
hurt. In addition to the dead telegraphed
are John Boyle, coal HEAVIER. John Wright,
col0rei. of Boston. Paul Crowley. a brake
man, Several of the dead are believed to
DO amidst the wreck,
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DIED.
AusrIN.-In WestfOrd, Oct. I'd, ISIS, at the resi-
dence of Mr. iIanley Holmes, Mrs. Nancy Austin
mother o. Mrs. Holmes. aged nearly ninety six
years.
Mrs. Austin suffered much In Der last sickness
aud was helpless for months, but her wants were
all supplied as far kindness and sympathy could
supply them Her dau. liter spared no labor. day
peace.
MEACHAN.-Iu Chicago, Oct. ID, 1873 of bilious
collie, Lewis Meacham, son Of the late Hon. James
Meacham,
MERRILL. In Colchester, Oct. s. 1873 Fannie NJ
Merrill, wife OF A. J. Merrill, aged So ysars
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RESULT on CONGRESSMAN.


Indianapolis, Oct. s--The returns thus
far are very meagre. A full vote has been
polled. Thirteen townships in various parts
OF the state show republican gain of four
on secretary of state over the vote for Cover
nor in 1876. Inc nationals gain in the
same townships iS. The republicans claim
the election of Hanna in the Indianapolis
congressional district over Deamyter, the
national nominee.
DEMOCRATS PROBABLY ELECT THEIR STATE
TICKET.
\ despatch at 1920 p. m. says from the
present indications the democrats have
elected tho state ticket by about the same
majority as in 1876. The nationals nav
have balance of power in tho legislature.
Nothing definite is known in regard to Con-
gressmen.
LATER.
Returns from 10 townships in y counties
show the following vote For secretary Of
state Shanklin, democrat. 5000; Moore re-
publican l,i55; James national $50 The
same places in 1876 gave for governor,
democrat 3,S27, republican 4 ,SS, green
back ll6