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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Change i'm the Manareuaene.

New YORK, Nov. "A special meeting OF
the Union Pacific Railroad directors was held
In thlS city yesterday. The question OF the
debt due the government was discussed, and
IL is stated that the directors unanimously ex-
pressed willingness TO settle the debt in fun.
Tie plan proposed is for the Union Pacific TO
issue new bonds for the entire debt and inter-
est, the bonds TO bear per cent. interest, with
provisions for sinking fund; and TO be secured
by the existing government mortgage. II IL
also stated that there are TO be several changes
in the directory, and that men Of large means
living in this city are to be made directors, In
order TO bring fresh capital and influence into
the company. IL is said also that future meet
ings OF the executive committee will be held al
telnately i'm this city and at Boston. Gen. G..
NJ. Dodge, OF Iowa, having resigned as a direc-
tor and member OF the executive committee,
Russell Gage was chosen yesterday TO both va
cant positions. The other changes I'm the direc-
tory, ii is understood, will take place next
week, when two or three large stockholders in
the Western Union and New York Central COM
paneS are TO be elected members OF the board
and OF the executive committee
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-virginia eiYes, old, 10
do deferred, 6A; do eecondseries, 50; do pas{ due
coupons, 80. North Carolina sixes, old, l66; DO.
new, g. do. special tax, bid to-day Sugar "a eood
demand and frm-A soft, 9a9,s.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7-Cotton q shsde mora
steady,middlne, Sxasz Flour in good demand,
sonthern th steady snd nfm western quiet and nrm-
Pennsylvanaia a red, Los; 70; 2 western winter
hosa Sa January LosN Corn, southern stsady and and
IN good demand western quiet and q shade easier-
sonthern white and yellow, new, l3a47; Wogteru
mixea, spot, 47H; November, 47Aal7H; December,
aoaaes; January, 46a46h; steamer, Al Oats Quies
and nrm. southern, 27s30; western white $3.50; do
m1ed, Z6aS. PenneylvaniA, NaS0. Rye Quief and
steady-eouthern, 6Se61. Hay dull and heavy. Pro-
Visions quiet and 1obbng trade only Butter choice
aock eteady-weetefn roll and PACKED, l6a10 Hetro-
leum dull and nominal-crude IN; refined, 0&a9,
Conee quiet and nominal-Rio cargoee, 12al6.
Whisky quiet and steady, llla111H. Freighta to
Liverpool Per steamer steady-cotton, 6l6d 6our,
1890 corn. 2aSd0 oats. i,ooO. shiOmsnss-whsat.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Stocks firm. Money, s.
Gold. 100A Exchange. long. $50; shoTt. ie5.
new YORK. Nov 7.-Flour quiet Wheat firm.
LONDON. Nov: 2, 1880 p: m--ocnsols. ss 1915
for both money and the account q. 8. four-sn IA
half Per cent bonds 1861; 1866, 1854 new nyes
l0s. Erie. 201.; do preferred. s. Illinois Centrsl'
80k
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This gives the democrats a majority OF nine
votes without Senator David Davis. of Illinois
The following senators terms expire on the
4th OF March next: Spencer, OF Alabama; Dor
sey, CT Arkansas; Sargent OF California; Cha
fee. OF Colorado; Barnum of Connecticut; Con-
over: OF Florida; Gordon. OF Georgia; Oglesby.
OF Illinois: voorhees, OF Indiana; Allison. OF
Iowa; Ingalls,. of Kansas; McCreery, of Ken
tucky; Dennis, Of Maryland; Armstrong. OF
Missouri: Nadieigh, OF New Hampshire; Conk-
ling. OF New York; MerrimOn, of North Coro-
lima; Matthews. OF Ohio; Mitchell. OF Oregon:
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania; Patterson, of South
COr0lina; Morrill,, Of Vermont. and Howe OF
Wisconsin,. In all twenty-four
The legislatures of the states in which these
vacancies Will occur have already elected a
democrat to succeed Sargent. of California:
Allison uep.), Of Iowa. succeeds himself; Me-
Creery. OF Kentucky. is succeeded by Gen. VIII
liaInS, dem; PendletOn succeeds Matthews OF
ONO; democrat has been elected in Oregon TO
succeed Mitchell Morrill,. Of Vermont. succeeds
himself.
PARTIES IN THE NEXT HOUSE
nom the latest returns the next House will
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THE FORTY-SIyTH CONGRESS.
Political Complexion of both
Houses.
PARTIES IN THE Nryr srrI

PARTIES IN THE NEXT SENATE
From the returns already received, the COM
plexion OF the Senate after the 4th OF March
next can be almost accurately figured, and the
following table shows its probable political
complexion by states:
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y There was q slight fan OF snow in New
York yesterday morning, the first OF the sea-
son; Three inches OF snow fell at Point Jeryis,
N. Y.
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UCongressman Harris, OF Georyta. was ip.
dlgnantly upbraided by intelligent constituents
reelection instead Of being at bis post in Wash.
inGton.
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The CRIME OF GIRL.-Many instances have
come to the notice of the Brooklyn police lately
of the robbery by girl IL years OF age of child
rem in the street. She stripped them Of their
jewelry, but cleverly eluded arrest. Yesterday
George Burns. OF $40 Fulton street, reported
that while his two daughters, aged six and eight
streets, the same girl seized them and took the
gold rings out Of their earS.-[N. Y. Sun, It'll.
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ONCE MORE SOLID SoUTH.-Congratulati
will not be in order until the country sees how
the thing WOrkS-(N. Y. Herald.
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THE MEXICAN EXPOSTTION.-The proposed
American and Mexican exhibition at Vera Cruz
will probably be fixed upon for November Of
low fever In Vera Cruz after November l.
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GEN. ESCoREDO, the Mexican revolutionary
general, reported to have been sentenced at the
city OF Mexico to be shot, has been bailed and
permitted to enjoy personal liberty on account
of ill health
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BOSTON, Nov. = Plin White, with several
aliases, recently arrested in New York and
brought here for swfndling Boston party was
yesterday delivered TO Kansas City ofhcers 70
answer TO a charge OF defrauding parties In that
city TO the extent OF t161, 900. He left with the
officers on last evenings train.
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A MURDERER BROUGHT BACK.-On the steam
ship Nevada, which arrived at New York yes
day, was the murderer Peter FrOman of Charles
ton, S. c. He is charged with killing his partner
in business. He fed to London. The sheriff OF
Charleston follow ed him with U. S. warrant
and arrested him.
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A Bank Burglar PaFdOned Because
He Has Money.

CoLCABCs, o., Nov. I-Governor Bishop has
pardOned James L. Mccoy, alias Richard Roe,
notorious bank burglar, who was serving out
sentence OF ten years. Roe is OF good family,
and was recently left large estate by the death
OF his father
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~Gen. Rafael Crav1ato, Governor of the
state OF HidalgO, Mexico, has been indicted by a
grand jury upon charge OF tampering with the
polls
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BAHIo"'sGAhIERH OF F1NEAHTs
1928 PeunsUlr0aiQ Arenue.

pARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINEARTS
1925 Pennsylvania Arenue.
ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE.
On Paintings, Engrayings, Photographers and
Photographs.
Hickle for POrcelains and Miniatures-
Paesepartouts and Mats to order
All the New Styles of Velvet and Silk Frames.
Gold Frames of all kinds for Portraits, Land
ecapes, &C, made 10 order. Old Frames Reglt.
Mirrors, Picture Rods and Cornices put up.
Pictures unpacked, packed, and hung up by COM
petent wOrkmen.
Silver Gilt and Copper Wire (plain and twisted)
Cords with or without wire.
Bcrew Eyes, Nails. &C.
Paintings Lined, Cleaned and Restored by
II. N. BARLOW.
Al work done on the premises and guaranteed
equal 10 any house in the country and prices as low
All parties wishing work done. by sending Do:e by
nail wiz meet with prompt attention
NOTICE
PARTY representing that he has worked for me as
RestOrer of Oil Paintings, and has injured val
uabe pictures. warn all persons against He is an
ImpOster, and Las never worked for or with NE.
n. B.-No CONNECTION WITH ANY oTEER FIRM.
aug31-Sm
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POLITICAL DISTURBANCES IN PRINCESS ANNE,
EA.-Intelligence from the election riots In
the colored man mOrtally wounded was Thomas
Elliott, who, it is stated, has been Conspicuous
IN the county since the war. Four other col
Abram Elliott, irving Grimm, Elisha White and
Wallis Stevens. Colonel w. j. Griggs is not so
badly shot as at first supposed,
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THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL MISSIONARY SOcIE-
TY, in session at New York, yesterday made ad-
ditional appropriations for domestic missions,
including the following item: Washington, D..
c., 81, 500. Rev. Drs. Dashiel and Newman, Hon.
Mr.. Ferry and Gen. Clinton B. Fiske were ap-
pointed committee to wait on the Secretary Of
State touching treaty with China, and in the
cause OF freedom and humanity have protec-
tive clause to missionaries inserted.
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION of the
W. mans National Christian Temperance
chm ch, Baltimore. Mrs. j. NICK. Kelley deliv-
cred the address Of welcome, and Mrs. Annie
Wittenmyer, president, made the annual report
In ne evening temperance mass-meeting was
held,
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In THE KID GLOVE CASE, the Secretary of the
Treasury has decided upon the report Of Assist
ant Secretary French, that the action of the col
lector at New York be afilrmed, leaving to the
importers any remedy they may have In the
courts.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the four per cent. loan to-
DAY amounted to $500.
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Total. 1873 l46 70
California is not included in this calculation,
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CONGREssAAN-ELEcT TYLER, OF VERMONT
The talk about cOntestfng COngressman-eIec !.
away. Col. A. M. Dickey, the democratic can
didate, says he never had anything to do with
the thing, anyway, and that he doesn't propose
70 Try TO get an once to which the people had
intended to contest the election was that Mr.
Tyler was virtually, though n0t in fact, ineligi-
BILE, because as it is claimed he had accepted a
Brattlebor0, while states attorney, as q brIba
to suppress criminal prosecution against this
man for rape. But the truth appears to be
report arose from the fact that Mr.. Tyler and
Mr.. Davenport brought civil suit against the
man, which was settled by the payment of a
sum named. u ,OoO; and when Mr.. Davenport
Montpelier, the proposed contest of seat was
bandoned.-[BuTlington Free Press, Nor. 6th.
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q. P. RAILROAD CHANGE.
ELECTION RETURNS.

PENNSYLSANUA.
Gen. AIbright Elected.
MAUCH CHUNK. Pa. Nov. The latest re-
tulns make the election or Gen. Albright IN
this nth congressional district. sJre.
MINSOl
Ford tRCr. S.reenbacker) Beats Rea
Dem.
1T. lorls. Nov. "A dispatch from ST. Joe
says Nicholas Ford, greeubaCk req. is elected
10 congress In the 9Th district over David Rea,
dein. 4 he present incumbent Lad I.2o0 ma
Jor:iy.
ALABAMA.
Hard Money Victory.
NEW \ oRk. Nov. "A dispatch from Mobile
Ala, announces that Herndson the democrattc
hald money candidate viii have majority in
that district of l.oa0.
WYOMING.
Republican Delegate Elected.
tHkhENNE. W. T.. Nov. s.-Downey rep DEL
egale 10 Congress. is elected 10y about 600 ma
;crty.
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kilograms to The Star.
A NEW YORK SENSATION.

A. I. Stewards Body Stolen.
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You REMEMBER FRANK LESLIEs FAILURE and
assignment last summer. Well, the assignee
went to work, and found that Leslie had been
cheated right hand and left. He put Mr.. Had
win In charge and allowed Leslie $500 week as
superintendent. From the first the enterprise
paid. Leaks were plugged up; commissions
were stopped; cash was paid for everything;
paper was purchased cheap; money flowed In,
and last week the Leslie estate offered to pay
its creditors so per cent. cash in fun OF ali de-
mands, tnstafid OF 100 per cent. in three years
time. A majority accepted, and alliwill proba.
bly, assent. The property is worth $3.50, 200 a
year, If it is worth a cent. Mordl-Watch your
employes.-[N. Y. Letter to Philadelphia Times.
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SECRETARY THOMPSON. surrounded by piles OF
paper and plenty OF ink, is deep in the prepara-
tion Of his annual report. The large number OF
daily callers at the Navy department would do
well TO remain away for few days.
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Returns from the 9Th Congressional district
received last night make Urner's, rep, majority
ReSley, greenback, combined exceeds the vote
for Ufner 100. Returns from other districts do
not vary the result as heretofore stated. The
delegation win stand five democrats and one
republican,
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A NEW DEPARTURE.

wuLET LBBEY,
Corner Sixth street aud NesC York oeen,se.
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MARINE NEWS.
Schooner Lest ON the Lakes and All
Hands Drowned.

schooner Lcsf on the Lakes aud All
Hands Drowned.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The schooner John P.
Marsh, worth $40 600, with crew of four men,
is reported total loss at Good Hsrbor, Little
Traverse, today Several minor casualties are
also reported. Old sailors state that the storm
has been the most terrific on the lakes for 16
years. Nothing has yet been heard of the
steamer City of Montreal hence to Ogdensburg.
Steamer Disabled.
HALIFAX, Nov. 4.-The steamer, Worcester
which sailed Saturday evening for Boston, with
a full cargo aud Al passengers. tnrned back
Sunday disabled. The captain reports that
when three miles southwest of Sambro, the
connecting rod of the forward engine broke
and CARRIED away the cylinder head, disabling
the ship. The vessel was got under canvas and
headed for sea. Boats were sent here for assis'
despatched, and picked up the disabled vessel
ten miles south of Sambro, and brought her
here, where she will be repaired.
Miscellaneous.
Steamer ALEXANDRA from st. Johns via Cow
Bay, brought from the latter port the CAPTAIN
and crew of the schooner james A. Mexican
abandoned Sunday on the passage from the
bay of st. Lawrence to ASpy bay. The crew
were taken off by the brig Velina and landed
at Cow Bay.
Steamer Alpha from Charlottetown with po-
tatoes for New York, put in at Halifax Monday,
owing to the heavy saa outside.
The steamer May Martin was burned on
Chatauqua Lake Monday. Loss $14 900
Dur ng thick fog on Mersey river yester-
day morning, the steamer City of Baltimore
ran into and sunk the steam launch Hercules,
belonging to the Inman steamship line. Sew
eral workmen on the launch are missing.
Schooner Marcellus, Ellsworth for Provi-
dence, has pnt into Newport with loss of sails.
Bermuda dates Of Oct. 30th say brig Mary
Alertou of Boston was towed into Castle Har-
Dor on the 29tb, leaky. She was bound from
Brunswick for Africa.
Returned to New York yesterday. ste amship
Siberian, hence Nov. I'd for Stettin, having
been ashore on Nantucket shoals. The ship
grounded at 2 a. m. Nov. Cd. remained one
half hours then came off, but struck again,
causing her to leak badly. Returned for re-
pairs.
Capt. Barnes OF the schooner Comrade Of and
from Halifax for Kingston, Jam. who came
as passenger by the steamship Gamma, re-
ports that his vessel was caughtin hurricane
Oct 9TH and was dsmastsd She leaked badly
and there were no hopes of saving her. Crew
were taken off by the Norwegian bark Sevea,
which during the gale OF the 18th lost her fore
mast and put into Bermuda the 31st for repare
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EUROPE.

The Pail Mali Gazette ON MIR. Evart.,
Letter.
LONDON, Nov. 4-The Pail Mall Gazette
CONNECTS with bitterness on what it regards as
the threatening despatch addressed by Secreta-
~ Evarts TO Mr.. Welsh, on the fisheries Ques-
ton. II thinks that the United States are dis
posed TO take advantage of the condition of
highlands foreign relations
Increase of Dates.
BERLIN. Nov. The government proposes
to increase the duty on wine, hides, grain and
some other articles. The duty on grain is in
tended to compel concessions from RHssla.
Austria, Italy and France. rhs other new i'm
posts will b. light and designed for financial
purposes solely.
Punished for Getting Trusted.
BRUSSELS, Nov. An. Philippart, well
fenced to six months imprisonment for incur
ring large liabilities, knowing his inability to
meet them.
Resignation of the Greek Ministry.
ATHENS, Nov. Ain the Chambers today the
new ministry moved as test Of confidence that
the house adjourn for two weeks Toe motion
was rejected, 81 to so, and the ministers i'm
M diately resigned.
Sharp Debate i'm the French Assembly.
VERSAILLES, Nov 4-The deputies declared
invalid The election of the Bonapartlst Leroux
During the debate Cassagnac was called to Or
der for interrupting one of the speakers and
saying there Was nothing in commoa between
the Bonapartists and President MacMahon
since the latter had perjured himself.
Greece and the Porte.
ROME, Nov. Alt is stated that France has
issued note advising that diplom attic pressure
be extended in favor of the claims Of Greece on
Turkey. Italy and Germany have already
consented to mediate between Greece and the
Porte.
Heavy FaiIure in Liverpool.
LONDON, Nov. 4-rhomas Haigh & Co. of
Liverpool have failed in consequence of extern
sive operations in cotton to arrive Their un-
settled contracts involve the settlement of
differences of 5000 TO 10000 bales, and further
difficulties are possible.
Revolt of Arab Tribes.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Nov 4-The Arab tribes
between Bagoad and Bassarabia revolted and
cut off communication between the Bsgdai
and Masul government. Functonaries of
districts have fled.
EnGland a adj the Berlin Treaty.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The Post says that weeks
ago, when the treaty of Berlin was in danger,
Bismarck appealed to the sgnataries to defend
it. England. who then rejected the request,
now appeals to Austria and France, the sup-
posed adversaries of Russia. for the p1rpose of
reviving the Crimeau alliance Such attempts
are useless. Furthermore England by fostering
jsalousies will not succeed in preventing the
friendly relations between Bulgaria and
Greece.
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ASIA.
The British UItimatum.

SIMLA, Nov. 1.-The British ultimatum was
placed in the hands of Tas Mahomed Khan,
the Afghan commander at Allnusyid on the
q inst, and a copy at the same time was post
ed at Peshawer to the Ameer Neville Cham
berlau as acting military member of the Vice
Regal Council, accompanies the Vceroy to Pa
shore.
LONDON, Nov. 5 "A despatch from Simla
says that Shere Ali at Jellalabad has deter
mined not to attack the British forces near
Kbyber Pass and Quettah until the ritish
take the initiative.
A Calcutta correspondent says the informa-
ton has been received from Simla to the effect
that the Amer in his recent reply said he had
been anxious for British friendship, but that
the British policy changed with each new
viceroy. The Amer declares that he is open
to make new treaty, that he is not bound by
Russian alliance and did not invite the Russian
eDb assy to Cabul.
Col. Lindsay, financial secretary to the war
department, in speech at Abingdon yesterday,
said that EnglaDd's ultimatum informed the
Amer that the Russian embassy must with
draw and that it must not enter into Russian
alliance, but must preserve neutral attitude.
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WASHINGTON.
Toying to Force silver Iato Use.

Trying TO Farce silver Into Use.
WASHINGTON. Nov. "A special says after
January 1st, the issue of national bank notes
of the denominations of ST. and So will cease,
and probably that in order to force into crcula-
ton the standard silver dollars, the issue of le-
gal t. nders of these demon nations will be cur.
tailed or discontinued entirely.
The District Supreme Court Judge ship.
A com mittee of citizens called upon the
resident today requesting that Joseph b.
Bradley, &C old member of the Washiugto
bar, be appointed Judge of tn. Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia in the event of the
resignation of Judge DIN. The latter will not
resign unless be Can come under the provisions
OF the law giving fu pay to such judges of any
court of the UnIted States as may resign after
len years continuous service or having attain
ed the age of 20. The President although he
had thought of Mr.. Bradley, gave no promise
to appoint him, saying there was no vacancy,
and 1nforn.ed the com mittee that he would re-
Ter to the ATTORNEY General whether the law
relative to the retirement of United States
judges on full pay IS applicable to members
OF the Supreme Court of the district
Clerks Goiag Homs to Vote.
A clean 50 eep has been made of the depart.
meets for voters in the states Of New York,
Pennsylvanis, New jersey and Massachusetts,
and considerable numbers have also Obtained
leaves OF absence to exercise their right of suf-
frage in various western states
The District Expenditures.
The District commissioners have applied for
advance of half q million dollars but Comp
trollor Porter refuses their application until
the last half million advanced to them has
been accounted for in an itemized report
Miscellaneous,
Internal revenue receipts $735, 500, customs
receipts $4l6799.
Owing to the absence of SO many clerks and
bureau officers there has been comparatively
little business transacted in the Executive de-
partments today.
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POLITICAL.

Circulatiag Political Circulars in Church
New YORK. 5-The papers are full of
poli,ics. The World says Kelley's ring agents
put 100000 copies of political circulars into
Catholic churches yesterday.
New I.ampshire Politics.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov 5-The Democrats op-
pose affllatlon with Greenbackers, held a meet
ing today, and passed resolutions addressed to
the Democratic voters of Rockingham county,
urging them to stand by the regular Democratic
nominees.
Fraudulent REPATRIATION.
NEW YORK, Nov. At is stated that 5000
warrants were issued today and tonight by
q. s. Supervisor Davenport against parties in
this city who have fraudulent registered.
Closing the Campaign Mt Newburypou.
NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Nov. 4-Great politi-
cal excitement. exceeding anything before
known. Both parties have done their be st Of
speeches, torches, music, street parades, bon
fires and calcium lights to put the CITY in
blaze Of glory. The Republican meeting at
City Hall was addressed by Gov. Perham of
Maine and Eben E. Stone. The Butler % eet-
ing at Market Hall was addressed by Richard
Plummsr, q. N. johnson, G. j. l.. Colby and
III, M. Cross