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New-York tribune., 1878-11-07
NEW-YORK STATE.
A CLEAN SWEEP OF EVERYTHING.

The SHOWING IN AssEMBLYNfEN AND CONGRESS
MEN IMPROVED BY LATER RETUgNs-ALMosT a.
CAPTURE EVEN OF KINGS COUNTY
The Republican delegation in the State AS
sembly is shown by later returns to be nine
ty-seven, gain upon the reports of yesterday
OF three. In Newly Ork City the official count
will be needed to decide the result in few
close districts.
The delegation to Congress now stands %
Republican to Democratic, Beebe being ap-
parently defeated by his Republican an
tagOnist.
There is no diminuion of the total Repub-
lican plurality in the State at large. In
nearly every case the situation is strengthened
by later returns, and the plurality may range
above $4,000. As will be seen in the list OF
the county votes, the Republicans have carried
several counties which went Democratic last
year, the ancient Democratic stronghold OF
Kings being among the number
PARTICULARS OF THE RESULT.
below special Dispatches tns OF TIE TUBuyE
from he best informed POLITICIANS editors and others IN their
a GREENBACK MEMBER FROM CORTLAND.
CORTLAND, \. Y, Nov. G.-Fu returns elect
Arnold Rrcnback and Democrat. member Of As
down DanfortI's majority 100 WM. II. CLARK.
OSrARIO'S EXCELLENT MAJORITY.
CASANDAIGUA y. Y, Nov. 6.-Ihc Ist District of
Ontario gives Robson Republican, for the Assem-
bly, 236 majority. The lid District gives Case
Hicpublicanl 334 majority. Darforth has 1851
majority in the county. G. T. MnIIKEN.
Editor of The ontario County Tjncs.I
4 TELEGRAM FROM RICHARD CROWLEY
LOCKPOIT y. Y, Nov. G.-Nly majority in Niagara
Comfy is 1,10J, and in the district 3,7J5
RICHARD CROWLEY.
tRcpublicm COngressman-electl
SARATOGA DOES BETTER THAN FOR YEARS.
SARATOGA. y. Y, Nov. G.-Full returns from the
County of Saratoga give Daniorth 2,4l7 majority.
Starns majority is 2,7O9. Dcyoe gets 1850 ma
iority, and Horton County Clerk, 2,ssO majority.
DAVID +. RTCHIE,
Editor Of Tie SardiOgioV
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A LIGHT VOTE

A LIGHT VOTE.
COLUMBUS. Miss, Nov. 0.-Ths vote at this cleo
lion is light. The Hon. II. j.. Muldrow Dem), the
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SENATOR ELECTED.

ASSEMBLYMEN PH
RcBHbtIcdn
ALBANY.
I. Hiram Griggs.'
.. &. X. Knowles.
.. y. II. Greer.
i. W. w. BraInan.
ALLEGANl.
II. II. Wakeley.'
BROOME.
Henry MaTean.
CATTARAUGUS.
/. W. +. Wheeler.
.. ). V. Pool"
CAYUGA
]. W. A. Halsey.
=. W. l.. SOyes.'
CHAUTAUQUA.
]. c. Z. lngers0ll.
.. j. A. Pend rgast.
CHENANGO.
Oscar II. Curtis.
CLINTON.
W. =. MuOers.'
COLOMBIA.
/. j. w. Hoysradt.
.. Z. +. Cady.
DELAWARE.
!. j. g. McNaught.
2. A. l.. Sallard.
DUTCuEss.
/. Obed Wheeler
2. Cornelius Pitcher.
ERIE.
l. B. +. Gentsch.
2. 4. Z. swift.
3. ]. A. Roberts.
4. III. J. Hurd.'
o. W. W.A.Johnson (R.& W.
ESSEX.
W. i. weston.
FRANKLIN.
". ID. Brennan.
FULTON AND HAMILTON.
j. W. Pcek.'
GENESER.
John Sanders.
HERKINER.
Titus Sheard'
JEFFERSON.
]. G. Il. Skinner
.. G.. ID. McA!lister.
KINGS.
9. J. Ogden.
4. G. r. TrOwbridge.
o. W. W. Stephenson.
q. J.. Il. Stegman.
LEWIS.
c. A. Chickering.
LIVINGSTON.
]. W. WadswOrth."
MADISON.
!. 4. J.. saunders.
MONROE.
!. Samuel Beckwith.
.. - aker.
MONTGOMERY.
J. Warner.
NEw-YORR.
:. |. !. Hayes"
q. G.. Il. Deane, Sr.
10. I. Eidman.
II. IN. Yarnum.
l3. II. IL. Strahan."
II. :. n. SimOnsOn.
20. W. VI. Ackerman,
Il. j. &. j. LIngbcln.
NIAGARA.
I. r y. Van ValkenburR.
.. James Low.
ONEIDA.
]. Benjamin Allen.
.. Frank Sang.
(. II. ID. Grant.
ONONDAGA.
]. I. G.. Alyord.'
.. =. Willis
.. II. l.. Duguid.
ONTARIO.
!. John Robson,
2. G. T.. case.
ORANGE.
]. Morgan Shut.
ORLEANS.
ii. A. Ghdden.
OswEGO.
|. q. B. Sloan.
3. W. ii. Steele.
OIsEGO.
|. AFRO Chase
z. y. Bridges.
PUTNAM.
II. Fish, ir.
QUEENS.
!. W. J.iHOungs.
Republican majority in Sc
Republican majority III A
nannhltann mainTtfV On 4
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Republican majority in Senate, \.
Republican majority III Assembly over ALL 90
Republican majority on JOINT ballot "a.
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The SHOWING IN AssEMBLYMEN AND CONGRESS
MES IMPROVED BY LATER RETUgNs-ALMosT A
on
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PARTICULARS OF TIE RESULT.

below are special dispatches to tne Editor OF THE TRIBS
from The best informed POLITICIANS editors and others h c
respective l0caI tlcs.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-07

4 TELEGRAM IRON RICHARD CROWLEY
LOCKPOET, y. Y, Nov. G.--My majority in Niagara
Comfy is 1,19j, and in the district 3,7j5.
RICHARD CROWLEY.
lRcpublicm ngressman-electl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02
BnhIIc Dnht abatement.

WAsHINGToN, April six per cent
bonds, t73S. $40, 200; five per cent bones
s7O3 26G Gj5: four ard our.haIf per cent
bonds, s2OOOOOoOO: four per cent bonds
S79S $4,000. Total coin bonds, 81, ,72l, >.
1876 $50
Lawful money debt, Sl4OO0OOO; ms
tured debt, S6,O60,7SO; legal tenders
$347.9lI.054; certificates of deposit, S25,
2l5,OOO; fractional currency, $lG,950, Us
coin certificates, s576S3, 400. Toia
without interest, s447, $40; total deb!
S2l9l,757, ,2O9; total interest $22 29J773
Cash in the trea'ury-Coin, sl3s,3j7'
COS; curretcy, sG5l SSl. Currency
held for redemption OF fractional curren
cy. slO,0OOOOO; special deposit held 'or
the redemption of certifcate' of deposit
S252 5 600. Total in he treasury, S74'
324 459.
Debt less cash in the treasury, - e39,
722 5l4; decrease Of debt during N.ret
S2.3l;.Gl4; decrease since June 30
1877, 20,43l,7OS.
Bonds issued TO Pacific Railroad Com
panies, interest payable IN lawful money
principal outstanding, S64,G23,5l2; IN
terest accrued and not yet paid, 1909,
352; interest paid by United Ststes
87S96,334; interest paid by transports
tion OF msils, etc, S9,l59, ,l43; balance o
interest paid by United Ststes, SIS, 737,
100,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGToN, April l.
SENATE.

MIR. Mitchell, from the Committee on
Railroads, reported bill to extend for
eight years the time for completing the
Northern Pacific Railroad. Placed on
the calendar.
Mr.. Window dlssented from the re-
port and introduced another bill. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Railroads.
Mr.. ConkIing submitted resolution
directing the Judiciary Committee to in
quire whether any portion OF the New
York POstotiice is unlawfully occupied,
and directing the Secretrry of the
Treasury to take no action pending said
inquiry
At the expiration OF the morning hour
Mr.. Beck took the floor in advocacy of
the judiciary Committees Pacific rail
rosd funding bill.
The funding bill was temporarily laid
aside, and on motion of Mr.. Coke, the
bill amending section l,G6l, title lG Of
the revised statutes relative TO the issue
Of arms to the militia of the several
States was taken up. Mr.. Coke said that
the bill, as originally introduced by him,
was in the exact words OF the act of
April %, 1908, except that the appropri-
alton of 100000 for arming the militia
was raised to $l,OO0,OOO The
Military Committee had added sections
providing that the arms should remain
the property of the United States and an
annual report Of their condition should
be made and imposing liability for their
loss or damage beyond the ordinary
wear He now proposed an additional
amendment permitting the States to
select the style OF arms they thought best
for the militia of their respective States.
Mr.. MorrIl proposed an amendment TO
reduce the amount TO $500 600. lie
thought the rest OF the bill very proper.
Pending further consideration Of the
bill Mr.. Whyte moved to 90 into eI-
ecutive session.
Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia, demand.
ed the yeas and nays and the motion was
agreed to by vote Of 81 TO 10, and the
Senate went into executive session and
when the doors were regpened ad-
iourned.
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STEUBENVILLE LOCALS.

The temperance meeting was held al
Mission Chapel yesterday, and wss ad-
dressed by Rev. Reynolds. a very en-
tertsining time was had.
The Abner ONesl bursted q cylinder
Saturday, and hSd to be towed into Pitts
burgh. She was immediately repaired
and will be down on time.
Capt. 7. b. McCsnn, who has been in
Washington City for some time, hss re-
turned home.
A little boy named John Morrow, who
lives near New CemerstowD, had
both legs cut Oft by freight train on the
Panhandle, Saturday, and died shortly
sfterward.
Mrs. Mary Balwin, of this city, sister
of the late George w. McCook, Esq, had
$4,000 bequetbed to her by the late
Msjor Cass, of Detroit, who died in Paris,
on the 18th of February. Mrs, Baldwin
had been very kind to him during his H.
ness.
Miss Henderson, of Bellsire, is IN the
city, and is the guest OF Mr.. Joseph Nc
Gowan.
Twenty-Five years ago to-day, Hon. j.
b. s. Trayier first swung his single to
the breeze as an attorney IN this city.
The Ono branch of the Grand Lodge
of the Emerald Beneficial Assoc alton,
will meet 1T Emerald hall, tomorrow
afternoon al ? o'clock
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MADAM RESTELL.
The Notorious AbOrtIOnist Cuts Her
Throat.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The police were
startled to-day by the announcement that
tho well known Madam Restell had been
found dead early this morning in bath
room in her mansion on Fifth Avenue.
Ex-Judge Stewart of the District Attor-
new. office was called on by member OF
the woman g family st an early hour and
informed. She retired late last night,
feeling very despondent about her trial
which was to have taken place to-day.
She rose IN the night and went into the
bath room, where she fell dead. The
Madame stated to friend last evening
that she did not care about the reIuIt OF
the trial so far rs she herself was con-
cerned. She only cared for the reputs-
tion and feeling of her grand children.
The case was called in court to-day and
adjourned.
Madame Restell committed suicide by
cutting her throat with carving knife.
She was iound in bath tub filed with
water.
DR.. Cushman, the Coroner's physician,
examined the body and found that
deep cash had been cut across tbs front
Of the throat, severing the jugular vein.
4 slight cut on the right side OF the neck
little below this cash, indicated that
the first attempt hsd been Intellectual 1t
was DR.. Cushmsn's opinion that death
was caused almest instantly. The knife
was long carving knife which was used
on the Msdame's table, and which shs is
believed to have taken up stairs and Sc
creted in her room last evening. The
water had been lett running in the bath
tIb, and had run so long
that the tank above was
exhausted. The overflow had passed of
through the waste pipe, and hence there
was but little blood in the water when
still filed the tub. The body was cold,
and it was evident that the woman had
been dead for some hours. Ever since
her arrest sne had manifested great fear
and anxiety on account OF the belief th't
the prosecution intended to bring other
CHARGES against her in reference to old
cases. This belief had taken such pcs
session OF her that it almost amounted 10
halluclnstIon. The members o! her fam.
ilv say that she was very nervous al day
Yesterday, and she showed symptoms OF
mental arrangement. The suicide was
discovered about s o'clock this morning
bv servant girl and her screams
alarmed the other occupants OF the house
who were, in addition to the servants,
Madame RcstelI's daughter and grand
daughter and the lstter's husband. The
daughter lives in Harlem, but csme to
the house this morning to visit her
mother. Before the suicide was discover
ed the court room was crowded IN snticl.
patton of the trial, but before the case was
called telegrsms announcing the desth
were received and the judge ordered It's
postponement till tomorrow, rem arking
that he could hardly believe that any
one would trife with the court in such q
serious matter.
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IIGlIAE.

Bills introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Stephens-For the financial
relief of the country and to facilitate the
return to specie payments without in
juriously affecting the commercial busi-
ness OF the people. 1t directs the Secre-
tary of the treasury when the amount of
coin and bullion in the treasury shall cx-
ceed $lOO,OOOOOO, to redeem the present
outstanding United States legal tender
notes, when presented in sums of $1,000
and upward, with coin of full standard
value
BY Mr. Money-To regulate contracts
for carrying the mail. 1t provides that
when any contractor shall sub.let his
contract, the Postmaster General shall
cancel such contract and make new
contract at rates not TO exceed the old
one, and defines sub-letting rs the en-
pl0ymert by any contractor Of any per-
son to perform service at his own eI-
pense and care, 10 part OF the service
being borne By such contractor.
By Mr.. Bright-To prevent the re-
duction of National currency by fraud.
ulently Withdrawing legal lender notes
from circulation.
By Mr.. Fulier-Declsring the waters
ofthe Hot Springs Of Arkansas forever
free to the people.
By Mr. Martin lby request To estaL-
lsh and maintain speedy communication
with neighboring republics, colonies and
islands.
By Mr.. White, Of Pennsylvania, 3
Joint resolution proposing 80 amendment
to the Constitution requiring the pre-
senta.ion Of all claims agreeable 20 the
provisions Of law, within six ye,T, and
providing that when rejected by Con-
gress or Department they shall not
again be presented until after the lapse
OF six years.
Mr.. CummIns moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill providing tha. a..
pensions on account Of death or wounds
received, or disease contracted in the ser
vice Of the United States during the late
war, which have been granted or may
hereafter be granted, shall commence
from the date OF the death or discharge
from the service Of the United States, tor
the payment OF arrears in pensions, and
repeating section 4,7l7 OF the revised
statutes, which provides that no clam
for 8 pension not prosecuted to s SUGGEST
ful issue within Ave years from the date
Of fling the same be admitted without $
record of evidence from the Wsr er
Navy Department.
Defeated By q vote Of 145 to 76, no!
two-thirds in the affirmative.
The House then took = recess till 7:3O,
the evening session being for debate.
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AYEgs AMERICAN ALMANAC ID now
ready ior delivery BY the druggisu, ard
We are ready % say that We have resi-
this welcome visitor with satisfaction and
profit. II contains IN Astonishing
amount Of information which is usefu! 10
everybody and shows how TO treat near-
ly al the diseases from which people
suffer. II invariably recommends the
best remedies TO be employed. Irrepec-
tive Of Ayers Family Medicines, and
furnishes, indeed, the beet medical nj
vice by which great majority OF sil-
ments can be treated successfully. Tie
anecdotes, witticisms and jokes are the
bes, compilation that CONES under our
notice, s1d the book is refreshing con-
Iribution TO our enjoy ments every yeAr
st. Clair Ots>Trer.
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Let Him Try Il IL He Thinks Ii so DE
Correspondents OF the Register.
WHEELING, April l.

Correspondence OF the Register.
WHEELING, April l.
In its issue for April lst the hsrd-pan
organ gave place IN its columns tor an
article wherein is given the experience
of a family out West who have lived on
sn infnitesimally small amount OF
money for several months. While We
do not dispute the statement, it seems to
IA that the editor of the h. P. o. store-
said takes special delight in Inserting srti'
cles similar in aim to the one we have ref
erence to. There can be but one con-
strucuon Sc to the motive and that Is to
keep the son of toll forever at the foot OF
the ladder. In regard to the experience
given in said article, we would rather
see than hear tell of it, and if the edi-
tor of the h. p. o. will only show US
how it Is done he will then know how
it is himself, and may be able to convince
q doubling THOMAS
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nerhY,a HnCcnsROr.
nyEterious Murder.

LOUISVILLE, April l.-Between ore
and three o'clock this morning a myste'
rious murder was committed in the "a
tai Wet Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. MARROW
a respectable old couple, were to appear
as witnesses to-day in sn important Grim
nal case, and it is supposed that the ef'
feet Of their testimony was 70 be
destroyed by numbering them. Al
any rate they were found lying close
together, dead, with their heads and legs
Ievered from their bodies. They were
burned 10 death. There IL 10 clue to
the murderer.
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sherman IN Resumption.

WASHINGTON, April l. Secretary
Sherman wss before the Committee on
Banking snd Currency to-day, by invita-
,ion, and il the course ei his statement
claimed ttat after the resumption ot
specie payments he will have authority
to reissue three hundred million dollars
IN United States notes under authority oI
the existing laws of 1873, contained in
the revived statutes, relative TO the reis'
sue of United States notes received fol
teTpE
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Aver the Falls,

NIAGARA FALLS, April 1.-Patrick
and John Reilly, brothers, of Chippewa
started this morning to return IN row
boat from this side, When about hall
wsy over it was noticed that they were
in trouble as though one Of their oars hac
broken off too far down to render any aio
and they went over the Horseshoe Falls
inst outside the Three Sisters Islands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02
STEUBENVILLE REPUBLICAN AS
USUAL.
The Nationals Poll Heavy Vote,
Drawing Largely frOm.IIhe Democ-

Inc NnllOnhlS LOlI ~ "thNy NOaNS
Drawing Largely frOm.Ithe DemOc-
racy.
Special TO the Register.
STEUBESvILLE, April l.
The election today was an exceed
ingly quiet one, and although the vote
will reach twonty-one hundred, which is
very heavy poll, no disturbances have
taken place. A great deal of Interest has
been taken in the election, and the
canysssing has been brisk. AS q
large number of tickets were in
the field. the scratching has been very
extensive, and things were very mixed
at first, but the Republicans have elected
their entire ticket except tho Council
man from the Sixth ward, who is Ma
tlonal. The National vote was very
heavy one, amounting to fully five hun
dred. 1t was mostly drawn from the
Democratic party, and was the cause OF
the defeat of their candidates. d.
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BELLAIRE BALLOTINGS.
HOW OUR SISTER CITY CELE-
BRATED ALL FOOLS DAY.
The Nationals Elect Their Mayor
The Republicans Their Marshal
and TreaSurer-Andt the DEM
ocrats Something Else.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
BELLAIRE, April Ill p. u.
The election to-day for Municipal and
Township officers passed off quietly, al
though not without the deepest interest.
Everything has been revolutionized,
the Fourth ward, called the bloody
Fourth for its Republican proclivities'
eecting j. e. Jennings the Democratic
candidate for Assessor; and tse Second,
the Monroe county of the city, which
has always given overwhelming Demo
cratic majoriues, electlng Robert Brown,
the Republican caneldate for Council.
Levi Cassell, the candidate of the Ma
tionsl party for Mayor, is elected by a
majority of about two hundred and sew
enty-fve.
Orlando Archer, the Republican can
didate for Marshal, has about
100 OF a majority in the city.
h, +. Satterheld, Republican csnfl-
date for Treasurer, has small majority.
The official returns of the Township
election will not be obtaInsbe until to-
morrow and in the meantime no intelli-
gent conjecture can be formed. The only
positively certain result is the election
Of j. b. Dorrot, Democrat, and r. NJ.
Meow, Republican, to the Board of
Education, the former by 1S5 and the
latter by 81 majority.
An utilization of the various parties has
headquarters at the Centennial hotel and
seem to be jubilant without regard to the
returns.
Altogether to-day has beea the most
brilliant All Fools day that Bellsire ever
experienced.
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English Aagents Buying American
Horses

CHICAGO, April lit is stated thst
two English gentlemen are in the city
and have agents throughout the west for
the purpose of buying 10000 horses, os-
teDsibly for the street cars in Scotland
and England, but judging by the char
scter OF the animals they select, they are
intended more for active movements than
for draft purposes. They hsve bought
500, and will begin to ship within two
weeks.
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Tom Anderson at Liberty.

NEwORLEASs, April l.-TLe Supreme
Court made the following order in Alder
sons case: at is ordered and decreed
that rehesring is refused snd that our
Judgment stands undis.urbed." Mr.
Castelanos, one Of Anderson's counsel,
immediately went With certified copy
Of the decree before Judge Whitaker
who st once ordered the release OF
Anderson from the parish prison. About
10.3O General Anderson Was released,
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PAPAL AFFAIRS.
Duly Of CnthoIlcs as 20 EIecttons

LONDON, April IA special from
Rome says that the Commission Of Card
mails appointed to consider the position
of Catholics in reference 10 psrliaments-
ry elections reported that it was the duty
Of Catholics to participate in elections
and accept seats in Parliament if elected,
taking the usual oaths to the King and
Parliament, but pledgng themselves not
to offend the laws of the church.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April 2, l A. M.-For
the Lower Lakes, clear or partly cloudy
weather, hight west winds and nearly
stationary pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
clear or partly cloudy weather. light
variable winds, and nearly stationary
temperature and pressure.
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u,rvIand Eec,oraI Resolution.

AxHAPoLs, April The joint reso-
luton OF Montgomery Blair instrueting g
the Attorney. General Of this State to eI-
hibit bill in the Supreme Court Of the
United States on behalf OF the State OF
Maryland, prayings a judicial review OF
the electoral count, and which passed the
House of Delegst,s March 18th, was
passed by the Sense to-day, fourteen
Senators voting aye The Legislature
will adjourn sine die St midnight.
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NomIna1Ions Rejected

WAsHISGToS, April 1.-The Senate,
vote of u against a, to-day rejected
the nomination OF Alexander q. Reed TO
be postmaster st Toledo, Onio. The
motion to reconsider the vote by which
the nomination OF 4. II. Reynolds, 70 be
First Auditor Of the Treasury, was re-
jected, entered by Senator Paddock, was
withdrawn, and the nomination stands
rejected.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Those who COnId Not "Come TO
Time" but Went 10 BInz"z.


Z. T. Warner. whisky dealer, LeIing.
ton. Nv. Liabilities, t225, ,GOOl7 assc',,
Sll3,sOO.
joseph Lazurus, clothing merchant,
MsysvilIo, Ky, failed. Liabilities md
assets unknown.
4. S. Trssk, druggist, NewAygo, Mich.
Liabilities, iS,jOO; ssseu, 81 800.
Messr,. Booth b Edgar, New York.
well-known sugar refners, ~ No. 100
Wal street, failed; disabilities vsriously
estimated from 100000 10 $7UO,OOO.
The bu,Ire's manager said he could not
tell with any degree Of ACCURACY what
the liabilities would amount %, but The z
we're undoubtedly heavy. Ogor = hAlf
million s,sests consisted Of sugsr house
property and other valuable real estate.
together with stock. and sufficient
would no doubt be realized ~ pay all
cre1tOrs IN !u.l.