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que he representado en- Madrid, con
objeto de poner q prueba el amor de su
prometida. Dios ha querido abrir los
ojos Magdalena, y separarla del cami.
no on que iba entrando, conducida y
aconsejada porla maldita vanidad, = ma
mana pasado SO oasara. con Fernando.
Mi papel ha terminado. y ahora Fer
nando, siempre noble, siempre generoso,
acaba de hacer conmigo otfa accion .sl-
blime. FTsB .Fsgs@kES g#tf (
Aver me diio;
Amigo mio,-tan bueno es que va
me llama su amigo, q mi que fil COM
plice de los que aoaso le hubieran ase-
sinado,-debo & V. una de las mayores
venturas de mi existencia: la de haber
hecho de un pillo un hombre de bien; de
un criminal un hombre honrado: soy
may rico; poseo dos millones de duros
pero no tengo bastante dinero para pa
gar esa inmensa satisfaction, que me sir.
We de gran consuelo ,cuando me entris-
tezao, pensando que mate un hombre
en- aquel lance, q un hombre que, 81 era
un criminal tamhien era mi hermano..
Amigo mio, Y. me va d hacer el favor
de aceptar un million dc reales como
regalo de boda, pues supongo que la
marquesa no SO negara q casarse con
v, dun caando sepa su historia -,
He aqui, pues, prima mia, todo Ia
verdad. SAceptas mi mano, puriacada
y honrada YAH,
Il Y que he de haeer ? =. Todo 81
mundo sabe va que nuestro enlace esta
conoertado. =.
-Podemos ser felices, prima mia; los
dos hemos pasado va de la edad de las
ilusiones 49,.
Il Ay lyo mol
y 10 seremos 81 imitamos 81 ejem-
plo de Fernando, 81 copiamos sus yir-
tudes y hacemos el bien, on Ia medida
de nuestras fuerzas, como 81 10 haoe
pr6diga generosamente. hacienda 81
uso mas noble Dc auslgrandes Eiqueaas,
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cosa de un momento. -.
va vergIenza me causa decirlo, hice
10 que me dieron; pero el espanol era
energico, tenia grandes fuerzas, y no
pudieron sujetarle; uno de mis- compa-
neros quedo muerto de un tiro que le
disparo ell valiente espanol y los otros
dos huyeron.
-iPor Dios! exclame 20, lperlon y
cal de rodillas delapte de aquel bizarre
ioven,
Ell me tendi6 Ia mano, diciendome:
-Levante V; no en- vano ha de pedirme
perdon un compatriota. Llego Ia poicia
y el nobilisimo senior declare que tres
malneohores le habian acometido, que
uno le habia muerto en- legitima defen-
sa y los otros dos habian huido, y que
20 era un espanol dependence suyo,
que por las noches le seguia d cierta
distancia, en- la provision de que pu-
diera ocurrirle un lance como ell de que
habia estado expuesto ser vlctima
i Noble accion
Ell hombre generoso que asi SO con.
ducia conmigo, era Fernando.
Fernando me llevo q su casa, me hizo
raferirle mi vida, sdpo mi origen, mis-
calaveradas, mis- yicios, 10 supo todo, y
cuando hube conclude de hacer mi
confession me tendio Ia mano Y mo diio
Me felicito de haber Aeoho por Y.
10 que ha Visto, porque espero haoer
mas, espero salvarle, devolverle su de-
coro perdido, y hacer un homhre de
hien de quien era va un criminal. v va
q vivir oonmigo y q procurar ser digno
de mi conhanza y de mi amistad.
Cal de rodillas, bessndo las manos
del hombre incompatible que asi me
arrancaba la miseria, q la abyeccion,
acaso al cadalso. y desde aquel momen-
to iur6,6delidad eterna Fernando, '
todo mi anhelo era servirle, obediente,
sumiso como un esclavo.
Esta es mi historic, prima mia; Fer
Inapdo me mand6 que aceptase 81 papel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05
Relojeria Slliza ]
s&SGas ~ ss ~
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a - GttAH 40D MIC,
PLAYA DE MAYAaURz a. i. II

Tengo el gusto de paFticiPar al piblico en-
general qne, ,despues de haber trabsjado ana
rante I'm aiio como Official en- mi arte on estat
ciudad, he resuelto abrir un taller de relojsrik
en- el mismo local de litografa de d. Hermann
Rodeck, caiie de Mendez Vigo ndm. l92, cami-
no de h playa, donde me ofrezco para tOda cla-
se de composiciones eli mi ramo por dificilrw
que soan, garantizando la perfection del traba-
10 respondienao por un aiio por todo reloj que
Sc dlgne el plbiico confarme para componer y
limpiar. E
Mis- prccios seran convencionales bajos con.
siderandO Ia crisis que estamos pasAndo.
Participo a las personas para qui-nes he to-
nido el gds.o de trafalgar en- casa de ID. J0-t
Csjga que les .garantizo dicho trabajo tamblell
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Poy p daraaion y pese iylal

llevan Puerto Rico casarla con 81
novio. que tiene tres millones de pesos
Y una joroba que le pesa mucho mas.
Va esta el vapor pocas millas de u
isla do San Juan de Puerto Rico.
La noche es hermosa.
La mafquesa de la Azucena duerme
en- su camarOte.
Ell marques, en- el suyo. piensa en- h
gran boda que va hacer sn hija.
Esta, con Ia negra Francisca, eat& q.
bra cubierta.
II Nina Rosalfa, dice 6sta { sn anna,
por Dios, no Sc mate. no Sc mate
--Si he jurado no casarne con sse
miserable que me espera; perdi u dull
CO illusion de mi vida; " no hago NADIA
en- Ell mundo. Nadie me anna. u
ii--Yo Iaisg ai sYdaa NJ d ssso ssss4
-,S6lo til me amAs, FRANCHISES mia:
es vorlad Yo no amo 4 uadie, kna-
die; aborrezco todo el mnndo 81.
Isl nila SO mata. yo me mato tata-
bien. III,
"a Serfas capaz2
---.Si.as... por nina Rosalia. TODD, todo
10 hago 20.
--Pues abrazame.
I ri Por Dios MO So mate
Isl; 10 he inrado; cumple q tam
bien tu promesa.
Oy6se un golpe en- 81 aqua, Las ondas
Sc abrieron y Sc cerraron instantAnea-
mente, y luego SO oy6 otrc golpe, y otro
cuerpo desaparecio en- 81 Abismo.
...s........ ...,........ sss.s
=
Juan, 81 portero de la marquesa, no
murio tan tragicamente mnri6 On el
santo hospital 4 consecuenciad dc un ala
que cerebral. Tai trastorno caus6 On
81 Ia salida de aquella casa donde har
bia nacido Su mujer aturde & gritos
las GALES de Madrid yendiendo III Im,
pareial y III Gascabel.
FIN
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iPUPHOS! !!

En- Ia escuela superior y colegio de Ia CoH-
cepcion de esta eiudad Sc admiteR hasta doe
pupilos, tanto para cursar la instruction pri-
maria elemental y superior, como 10 secpndAs
ria de adorno. sss4sl.gN !
ell objcto, putliendo cOnvencerse de clio los ~
'lres de familia que SO dignen yisitar el esta-
bleeiMientO sss rss &. srss & / ssas
: PreciOs sumamente m6dicos Classes d. in4a
giles, teneduria de libros, dihqjo, lstiu giin- I
hasia, gratis para los pupiloa - q a.
Ponce mario Is de 1874 FRANCISCO Con-
TEH - - Z
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EPfLOGo.

Gallardamente va cortando las ondas
,camino de nuestras preciadas Antillas,
ell vapor Mendez Naaes, do Ia empresa
transatlantiea de d. Antonio Lopez y
compafia
En- este vapor van los marqueses de
u Azucena con su hija Rosalfa, 4 10 que
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CONVOCATORIA.
Mas .. luan Antonio Puig Y Munserat,

POR La GRACIA DE DI0S DE la DAN
ia SEDE APosT6LIcA, OBIspo DE
PUERTO Rico, CABALLERo GRAN Cruz
DE Ia REAL 6RDEN AMERICANA DE
ISABEL Ia CAT6LTcA, 4, g., 10.
CABTLDo CATEDRAL.
Hacemos saber: que hallandose va
cantes en- esta Santa Iglesia Catedral
las plazas de tenor y bajo cantante de
Ia Capilla de m1sica, dotada cada una
con 81 sueldo annual de $528, y desean-
do SO provean por oposicion, la cual Sc
verifcara los ounce dias de la publ
cacion del presente edicto, SO advierte
que el indicado plazo terminara ell Is
del corricnte, dentro del cual los aspi-
rantes deberan haber presentado en- la
Seeretaria del Illmo. Cabildo la CORES
pondiente solicitud acompanada de tes-
timonio de sus meritos artisticos y cer-
tiGcaciones (legalizadas 81 ell opositor
no fuesa de esta Isla) de bautismo y
conducta moral religiosa.-Termina-
do ell plazo, tendran lugar los ejercicios
On esta Santa Iglesia Cathedral, bajo la
inspection de tres censores nombrados
al efscto ) presididos por ell Sr. Chan
ire.
Dichos ejercicios seran los siguientes:
lie Cantar un SOLO, letra en- latin
90 Cantar primera vista otra pieza
del mismo modo.-3.' Un trozo de can
to llano.
Y para que llegue conocimiento de
todos. publiquese en- h periodicos de
esta Capital y fijese en- l. 'uertas de
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Ia Santa Iglesia Cathedral J parroquia
de San Francisco.
Puerto Rico, mayo de 1878. -JuAN
ANTONIO, Obispo de Puerto Rico Por
mandado lie s. E. /. Ell Obispo mi Sc.
nor, Jose j. Mn, Pbro. Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-05

de tropas de la India continuando el entu-
siasmo entire la poblacion indigena.
| Las negociaci0nes del general Totleben con
ell almirante Hornby para retirar sus respec-
twas fuerzas han fracasadO.
La boda del duque de Connaught con Ia
princesa Luisa, tercera hija del principe Fe-
derico Carlos, Sc anunciara Oficialmente oil
del actual
Ha mejorado la salud del principe de Bis
marck, pero la reposicion del principe Gorkst
chakoff Sc retarda por ell insomnia.
Id. mayo 3.-El corresponsal del Times en-
San Petersburgo dice que no Sc ma presenta-
do attimdtum para la evacuation de las for
talezas turcas, que dlsminuye el sentlm1en-
to de descontianZa hacia la ojeriza de 1ngla-
terra contra la paZ.
En- Andrin6polis han sido cogidos turcos
que enyiaban armas ocultaS en- ataudeS a
los insurIectos de Bulgaria
Tn largo memorial de Sheffield ha si'to pre-
sentado d la reina, manifestando coniianza
en- ell ministerio.
Notcias de Portland aseguran que ell con-
sui britanico vigila ALI los movimientos del
Cinlbria que SO dice estar anclado en- una
bahia suioeste del Maine. Por las leyes
esta prohibido que tales expedi-
Eciones Sc hagan contra una potencia amiga
pero Sc permten entire las nacione5 cuando Sc
ha declarado la guerra.
La cosecha de cereales americanos prone
tie ser magnltica.
Hi sido asesinado el agente brltanico de
Rhamo en- Burmah.
La princesa dc Gales Y al principe herede-
TO de Dinamarca saldran en- breve para la
EXPOSITION de Paris.
Londres ida eXistencia de azllcareS ell
"a en- los cuatro puertoS principaleS era de
l62000 toneladas contra $4,000 en- igual fecha
del aiio anterior.
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ll0Ia ESPECIAL lAll Gl1A lllIItil

Diez amos de buen exito !; premiado On ~ !
exposciones- de Barcelona, Madrid, Vioa1I
Salamanca, FiIadelHa, Leon, L.igo etc. etcs ssIs
Dirigirse los Srcs. Andres Estrtich v c.
Ronda San Pedro l76, Barcelona, fEspaha.
+ hsta. Ell rs tdnio
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COLECTA PARA COVADONGA.

Non,bres y Quotas de- las personals que han
contI'ibndo para Ia erection de an temple
monumental en- COVadOnya dedicd 10 d Ia
Virgen Santisima d M memOrid del
heroicO ID. PelayO, restdurador de Ia
ndci0ndliddd esl'ajiold.
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.s :.

Dia 2s.-De Cuba. vap. "Gijon," cap Mar
.. 40 tin tine5, Ezauiaga: ..r,,, g.
cap. Oienaga, graf, q P.
cap. Heister, salazones, Latimer
g De Cardiff, gol. ing, Ellen" cap
John, carbon, d Ezquiaga.
2.-De Aguadilla, vap rManuelita y
Maria," grail, d Caracena.
8" g.. De Mayaglez, guairo "Aracelia, Z
pat. Fernandez, SAL
SALIDAS,s
Dia para Vega hsia, gol "Julita," pat
Santana, harinas,
2,-Para st, Thomas, vap. "Manuelita
yMaria," transito.
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MERCADoS.

Nueva- York 3.-Azicar cristalizada II St
cts. s. Regular buen refino ~ 4 u. Orc
saap5.
L6ndres Cristalizada / s, 8 Oh. 90.
-Mascabado 10 ch. 6 p. Consolidados ing.
94l d 95.- Franceses 1906.
, 1878-11-09

EAST AND WEST Our people should
bless their stars that they live in a country
SO favored as ours, for gooi crops. good
markets and hcalthfal climate Unlike
the eastern states, which annually suffer
from severe storlas, frosts, insects and poor
markets. The following EXTRACTS from a
letter to Mr J. Y. Mossman. from his
brother at Point Pleasant, Hardin county,
Iowa, under the date OF September 18th,
tells Of the poor farming prospects in that
region: 1--WE have quite poor crops here
this year: 1t was so wet and hot that the
wheat Llighted and the storms hIew the corn
down, and last of all the frost caught good
deal of corn aud a good many other crop,
such as buckwfeat, sugar cane. pumpkin
and squash vines. A few days ago We had
three white frCsts in succession. Times are
very hard here and money very close. Wheat
only brings from twenty 10 sixty cents, and
oats from seven to twelve cents per bushel:
and wheat only yielded from four TO ten
bushels, and oats thirty-tiye bushels per
acre. .'-O'ymp;d Trcascr;pt.
, 1878-11-09
DISTRICT CGTRT sTMN0XS.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, GO
County Of Walla Walla
Benjamin =. Day, p!aia;ifi, vs. Pac.he ILresh;ng
MaclIne Company. defendant.
Ia The Dis'r;ci Cor1t Of tie Fyst Jud;c:ai
DISH ici Of Washington Territory.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO the
Pacific ThTeshi lg Mac line Company, d, ssndspt ::
You are hereby lu,rel to aJ'pear IN an aclicl
brought asE;rst you by Be amin T. Day, plaintiff
IN the stre Court OF the First JUDICIAL District Of
WASHINGTON Territory, bo' terms at the City OF
Waila al IA, IN and the county OF Walla WaIla,
to answer the complaint OF plaintiff, i d in Walla
Talla county, within twenty days after the ser
vice of summons, exclusive of tie day
OF service, If serv I ia said county If not
served IN SAIL county bus in g a strict thirt
days II served IN any other Judicial district The
Territory, IN .orty days Ii served by publication
W thin sixty days the date Of this summons
o-the sad plaintiff VIA take judgm1a against You
By ceault according TO the prayer Of the complaint
action Is brought TO yer frnIi the deferd-
AIT the sum Of Que hundred and forty-eigkt do lars
and six.y-eght cents IL gold CON- due from defend
ant 20 plain IF, for money paid IOr the use of de-
fendant at its request, and intere>t on that sum
from the ls;h day of July, 1877, together with costs
OF this action.
Witness the Hon s. O. Wineard, judge
OF the District Court Of the First Juii-
L. 81 eial District Of Washington Territory,
and the Seal of said Court affixed, this
Fifth day Of November, A d. 1875
A. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
B. L. SHARPSTEIN, Plaintiffs Attorney. 49, st
, 1878-11-09

A NEW Use FOR MIRRORS. en-
sineer on the New Iogi; Centcal and Hud-
son River railroad, who runs locomo-
tive between Troy and New York, has
introduced new feature by placing
looking glasses outside on the engine, as
an angle from the cal. These enable him
to see the rear part Of the train at all
times, without putting his head out to
watch for The conductors signals when
making up trains. The custom of using
such glasses on private residences has
beea in vogue for some time. Two glasses
are placed on the window sill, and so ar
ranged that person sitting in room can
watch all passers by from either direction
on the street; or, III case any one calls
and rings the door-bell while madame
happens to be in dishabille, all that is
necessary is to give the glass turn and
the caller is readily discernible.
, 1878-11-09

A CoSsrocK DEMONSTRATING on
style and keeping up appearances is one
of the easiest things i'll the world There
is an ingenious Comstocker who, when
ever he goes down 20 San Francisco,
stntis his valise with empty champagne
bottles. lie then gets room at the Pa
lac hotel for 81 90 day, and whenever
visitor sends up card he piles the
empty bottles around tie door, So as To
give the impression thai lie has Just been
lnduIglng III an exciting reyel. If the
visitor makes any remars, about The boi-
tics, hs replies The governor and
some of his friends were just III, and of
course had to set up the w;Le but
enjoy quiet cocktail with L friend much
better than all their hollow display. Let's
so down and set a regular old-fashioned
drink, all by ourselves. He then goes
down and allows the other fellow to
stand the bser.-THy'aia City Chronicle.
, 1878-11-09

AGEEAr EsEiTE.-T'o Illustrate the grand
scale on which some of the English estates
.,e laid ont may mcntion that the Chats
worth estate OF the duke Of Do:enshire
ptains TWO thousand acres which he retains
fnr his private park and flower garden,
Jesidcs thousands of acres more rented for
farming. His park Is honnded on all sides
by hills which cut it off from the rest OF tie
world, and 30 other house than his can be
seen from the windows Of his gram. mansion.
His flower ga.ieiI alone comprises i02 acres,
wherein sixty laborers are constantly EN-
ployed to keep it in order. The remainder
OF the two thousand acres are all in grass
aud woodland stocked with deer. i forester
has charge of the estate, AMI the understand
inc with him ;s that he shall have at his
disaosal all the produce from the deer
venison, peltS horns, e.e.-on condition that
he shall kee? at least two thousand head
constantly in the herd.-LordoR Corrd<pon-
dent
, 1878-11-09

FADING OUT-The yellow fever has
nearly run its Course in the South This
is made manifest in number Of ways. 1t
is noticed chiefly, however, in the great
decrease of the death-rate; in the return
to their homes of those who fled from the
scourge for safety; in the encouras ing tele-
grams sent them from The fever-visited
regions; in the lifting Of the quarantine
which isi,iated the business centres fro
each other; in gradual improvement
of trade; in the discharge OF lerge num-
be.s OF physicians and nurses; and in the
announcement of the large cities that they
10 longer need financial aid from North
ern sympathisers. And this has been
the work Of the pasta welcome visitor
to dispel the long night of affection.
, 1878-11-09

y TNELY EXfa>UEE,.- Diaries are some
times, like letters un criminal and other sub
jects, dangerous in their exposures. THIS
truth has iust been learned hy young man
III St. Louis, lie kept diary. Now this
diary had to be prolucci As evidence III :,
lawsuit to which the y"ung man happened to
be" PARTY. In order IL make its II vela.ions
lAtelliglble, 1t mast he stated that the vcung
man VAS engaged to a wealthy yonug heir
cSs, whom he intend soon to marry. Ard
this Is what the diary disclosed: "That
lie frequently called "n ot;.-c e;-!a that he
lad been ~ eled hy twn "i tLcla since his
heirothal and that he haG borrowed money.
70 be repaid when ke got hold oi the purse
q! Lis iaten,le'!." " itls needless to say tiiat
the yoang nitn viii never have the handling
of that purse.
, 1878-11-09

SHERMAN ON SILvsE--The Times
Washington special says it is authorita-
s.se!y stated ShorH.eu VII, in his next
;nnual report, recommend ti:e limitation
Of the coinage of silver dollars. This
statement was confirmed by the Secretary
III his speech at the Cumberland fair, up
on which occasion he said The coinage
% sl,CeC00O monthly, of full LEGAL ten
der, is a disturbing element which We
an not nov compute, We can only hope
that before its issue is greatly increased,
Congress will either limit its amount or
make it contain enough silver to be equal
in raluo to gold. Shernlan's attitute on
the question is important, III view Of the
report that combinatiOnof sit-er bullion
holders is now forming, having for is OBJ
iect the agitation Of tree coinage act
during the next session.
, 1878-11-09

IL the Republics of South America the
rule has been 20 get rid Of their Presi-
denis if possible, before they served tall
term of office. Venezuela seems to i,e an
exception. The Nenezuelans are So pleas
ed with President Aicantars,, that in order
to secure his services for two yearslonser,
the people declined to vote at al election
cog bis successor. The Constitution Of
tenezueia bmits The Presidential term To
two years, and Alcan:ara was ineligible
to be returned, but A!eautara, different
from most Soul. American oliice-seekers.
refused to hold his office i!leaally, and
has ordered convocation Of the Con-
stituent Assembly, which it is expected
will revoke the present Constitution and
restore that of 1867. under which Presi-
dent Aeantara will be permitted to serve
a term Of four years.
, 1878-11-09

Man AND Marrying a man To
reform him is like being measured for an
umbrella, 1t may or IL NAV not be sa,isf..c-
tory: hut You might IS well tyy t. III; e a
politician honest As to talk to A woman VI ho
loves man. No matter how worthless
he may he, SHE Will brave everything for
him and wouldn't give snap FOR her if
sae didn't. Not long since, on the avenue,
| saw man. respectable looking. in help
less state OF intoxication, and policeman on
each side of him taking him to the station
aoIse: behind him was has wife, a Young.
nice looking and well dressed woman. She
paid no attention to the rabble or the y.on-
aeFlng looks IF the gaSsers By. bGt stuck hy
hln, trying To l.so;fv and quiet him. | could
not help thinking how httle = nan woa /
stand by woman. Man is tie ''Eol-isr'
sex and Srnerior being. but he VIII 20.
woman IN trouble and leave her to GET ont
the best she can.-,Mrs. Roberts.
, 1878-11-09

tbs GREAT Curse. -. MOI man will ever
prosper who las the curse Of a ruined
woman upon him. The murderer of :he
body can be tried and ez.ruted Lv the
worlds laws, hut the mur,, .r.. e = 3 y
Is tried by heavens law, and tie exec,.-
ilon is as sure as divine justice" .Aant
Wary SAID this as she put the wh.,e How
eTs and green leareS about the marble
cold forehead. There Mas Il tiny babe
beside the Girl mother. TIE house wos
hushed, and there MAS mourning such Is
few know. Half glad that the mother
and child were dead, the rest Of the fam
ily must perform the last sad office of
burial and bear the family shame. \
haunted house ! 4 ruined home. God
the architect and man the lcspoiler. The
curse is there, and ;he despoilcr Cannot
escape.
, 1878-11-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE sINTESNtN-PER
0. S. y. CoMPANy's TELEGRAPH.
The CIection. in tnc Eas,.

The Elections in ihc East.
CONCORD, n. f., Nov Returns
from 2I5 towns give the votes for Bore
mdh, republican, 81 05S; Mexican, demo-
crat, 29, ,S22 Brown, greenbacI,er, 61S2.
There are nineteen towns to be heard
from.
Hartford, CT, Nov. THE tvse OF
the state for governor is rs follows ::
Andrews, republican, 1867; Hubbard,
democrat, 46.196; Atwate greentackeF,
1919; Baldwin, prohibition, llG3.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Tt is estimated
that the republicans viii have forty major
ity in the legislature on JOINT ballot.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE Illinois dele
cation in CONGRESS will stand with re-
publican gun of tgo, and possibly three.
The state le islature viii, according to
latest figures and estimates, stand as fol
lows Senate, Is republicans; % oppO-
sition; house, 81 republicans, y opposi
ton. The total city Vote Is 40, 800.
NASHVILLE, Tenn November THE
democrats have the entire cong .essiona!
delegation save one Marks, democrat,
candidate for governor, received more
! votes than both OF his opponents
CHAELEsroN, Nov. 6.-TSe congress
sional delegation from this state is solidly
democratic Every county in the state
has gone democratic except one, and only
three republican members are so far
known to be e!eo,ed to the legislature
New ORLEANS, Nov 7-Galveston re
turns shown an almost universal majority
for the democratic STATE ticket.
WILMlSGrON, \. c., Nov. There
seems no doubt now that the congreSsion-
al DELEGATION in this state will stand SEX
democrats TO two republicans
SAN FEANcMCO, Nov. IA dispatch
Just received from Virginia City says
Daggett. republican, is elected to CON
gress. He is sure of five or SIX hundred
majority
! CHrCAao, Nov. THE following are
the estimates on completion Of RETAINS
Democrats, 156; republicans, l3i; indie
penlents, 2.
rosfoS, Noy. IA rote of 223 towns
give Talbot majority over Butler Of
19,4Sl. Talbott's election by 10000
plurality is conceded by Butler. Tel
your Butler man he amt gong TO get a
| fat Office
, 1878-11-09

An item is going the rounds to the
eject that according 10 recent desisioA
Of the pension department, soldiers who
served III the rebellion for nlle MONTHS
and who at the close If the first eniist.
mcnt entered the army for Parlod OF
ti.ree V, ars and received not over 9jeV
bounty money, are now entitled to al ad-
dIiIunal hundred dollars.