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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

La CONNER ITEMs.-Judge Dale. a
lawyer. residing ten miles below La
Conner. died last Tuesday evening. He
was = highly respected citizen and bis
loss will be sayerely felt in the neigh
borhood, where he has resided for y
long time :. .Milt Cook. well known
in this city, has just opened large
hotel in La Conner and on Tuesday
night last he gave grand free ball in
the new building. at which there was .
very large attendance. :. JAS. A. Gill;
land has been appointed by Judge
Lewis as clerk of the La Conner Court.
We believe. no more satisfactory ap-
pointment could have been made. !.
-Four new buildings are underway at
La Conner. one Ut which will be used
as u furniture manufacturing estab-
lishment, and Messrs. Dwelly & Co.
will be the proprietors. The cons
structiOn Of q steam grist mill will
soon be commenced and it will be in
operation in time TO grind this next
seasons crop.
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RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS. -
Pinkham & SAKE, proprietors of the
large clothing establishment, on the
corner CT Commercial and Washington
streets. have concluded to retire from
busindss on account Of ill health, and
they offer their entire stock and fixtures
to any parties who desire to en-
gage in first class business. at a grea,
bargain. Their store is situated 10 one
CT the best locations in Seattle. and the
firm are doing . good, steady business.
Any one can get the whole stock, fix
lures and business on the easiest and
most liberal terms by calling ct the
store, or corresponding with the firm.
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rag NELLIE. 1t will be remem Der.

TEE NELLlE.--It will be remember
4 that before this little steamer start
4 North last June, she had the main
sort,on Of ner cabin taken of. She is
~ 1t the wharf in this city where
j. will remain until the cabin can all
enplaced, and she may go on the
ms for sn overbauling aud repairing.
III which she will resume her old
nate. II 10 the intention Of her OWE
nto take her north again IS soon as
A. miners commence returning to the
dneinas. The Stickeen river, which
q usvigates 100 miles, is about five
tnes q large q stream as the Snoho.
nd, but ss soon a. cold weather sets
I sd the small streams freeze. up. the
isss turns into . shallow creek, which
ssoald be almost impossible to navis
rlewith scow. We are glad to see
d little boat back, and though there
kse been several new steamers built
~ the Nellie left. yet the trade has
isusssed about in the same proportion
I'D there is room aud work for all.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

PACIFIC COAST PATENTS -Through
G. w. M. Smith, Patent Solicitor, San
Francisco, we have received the follow
ing latest list of patents issued to in
ventors of the Pacific Coast VIM P
Barclay. Virginia City, Nev'-Hydraul-
ic aud Wire Rope Pumping System.
David G. James. Visalia. Cal.-One
Track Railway Cars. Denis McColgsn
San Francisco, Cal.--Adjustable Center
Boards Albert Nicholson, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Buttons. Albert Michel.
son, San Francisco. Cal. - Button
Fasteners. Charles Slotterbek. Lake
port. Cal.-Teleseope Attachments for
Firearms Seven p Stevenson. Rio
Vista. Cala.-Chair Braces. VIM ii
Foye, San Francisco, Cala.-Child's
Table Tray Gustav s Reuter-. Son.
ora. Cal Barley sad Malt Driers.
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To the Voters Of king County.

GENTLKMEN:-t notice In this mornings papers
card over the signature Of r. L. Thorne Democratic
nominee for County Treasurer, which reads as
follows:
elected Treasurer at the ensuing election will not
charge the ten per cent. on delinquent taxes until
the first CT February next.
(signed) r. L. THORNE."
The oath of Office taken by the County Treasurer
elect Is as follows: 81 A. B. do solemnIy swear
that 1 will support the Constitution of the United
States. and that will faithfully and no, esty per-
form TIE duties OF County Treasurer Of King Coun-
ty, Washington Territory, in accordance with the
3, help me God
Tn general revenue law of Washington Territory
passed at the last session Of the Territorial Legsla
ture. 10 defining the duties of County Treasurer In
the collection OF taxes provides Of follows, to wit
Sec. IS. On the 1st day OF December. OF each
year all unpaid taxes Ia the 81 District shall become
delinquency ns
Of the amount threof shall be added as o penalty,
and shall be collected by the Treaurer al the same
time add in the same manner that the tax Is COL
lectd.
Sec. "A. The Treasurer shall continue to receive
payment Of all taxes after the same shall have be-
come delinquent, but he SHALL REouIRE ALL pELIS.
ouENfs TO PAT TIE TEN PER CENT. PENALTY AND IN
rEREsr As PROVIDED BIT THIS ACT"
Mr.. X. L. Thorne pledges himself that should he
be elected he will not enforce collec. the penalty
prescribed by law uutil February ISL 1879, though
ne must necessarily have taken the oath of Office to
perform the duties OF Treasurer in accordance with
the prescribed laws during his continuance In Office
Does Mr. Thorne propose 10 violate hi. oath Of Office
should he be elected ami not enforce the lava that
he has taken bis solemn oath to obeys
So far as am concerned, can only say to he
people Of King County that should be reelected
the office OF County Treasurer shall strive. la
the past, to do my whole duty according to the
laws, without Partially or favor to any man class
OF men.
have been persistentlv accus.d nv evil disn,sed
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BLAND Co., DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

BLAND Co., DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Councilman. Elliot Cline; Representa-
I've. P. D. Jorup; Probate Judge, Robt
9. Hill; County Commissioners, John
Gillespie, Thos. Noonan, p. DeJorup;
Superintendent of Public Schools, II.
}. Lloyd; Auditor. r. c. Hill; Sheriff
I'd Assessor. John A. Robertson; Sur
MJor, 81. G. Vining; Coroner. VIM. A.
hstie. Wreckmaster. Ben Urr; Justice
1.-The Peace, (Coupeville) G. Colkitt,
Ak Harbor) Vim. A. HASTE. The
pnocratic Central Committee appoint.
a-Thomas Lewellyn. Thos. Noonsn,
~. II. Swift, p. DeJorup. Thomas
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OMIssIoN.-Ia mentioning the speak
ers who took part at the Republican
meeting, Wednesday evening. we in
advertently omitted the name of L B.
Andrews, Esqr.. which gentleman &C
quilted himself in q most creditable
manner. urging strongly upon his
fellow citizens the benefit to be derived
from the adoption of tho Constitution.
In speaking CT his claims for Auditor
ship. and his opponent. Mr.. Booth. he
stated that they were both old, we'll
known citizens. and that he should be
perfectly satisfied with the peoples
verdict.
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I'm G.. A. r.. BALL.-Tbe grand ball

I'm G. A. r. BALL.-Tbe grand ball
4 she season will be given on Friday
Muning, November 9Th, 1877, ct Yes
III Hall, by Stephens Post No. /. of
II Grand Army of the Republic. The
Allowing gentlemen comprise the COM
mites on invitations and arrange
ssnts Capt. Geo. A. Hill, A. Slorah.
B Biglow, Geo. w. Tibbetts..
I'D A. A. Manning and The
iekets have been placed at two dollars.
he hall will be handsomely decorated
ind the best music to be found on
Puget Sound has been secured at con-
siderable expense. Judging from the
interest manifested by our citizens in
regard 10 this first reunion hop, we
predict it will be one of the largest at
tended parties ever given in Seattle.
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~ bark Harvest Home will take
aasenings this trip. some 900 tons,
Will finish her load by Saturday
The Enoch Talbot 10 loading
mnMesl, and will take about 1900
! e. = also expects to be loaded by
- night. There are at present
nel1R vessels in the harbor and I'M
neoe more arrives very soon. it
y. = necsssary for the transportation
~ eoal over the road to cease for
q There are Q number of vessels
81 aes End they may arrive in time
pssnt any delay.
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NAfRa AT NEwCAsrLE.-Over six
: aaad feet Of the celebrated fir water
3 Manufactured at the Washington
spape Company's works ct Tum-
VAN brought down . few days
90 the Messenger, and will be
~ ~ 70 Newcastle to-day. They
= 9 nd to conduct water from
springs to the town for do
~ and other purposes. This i'm
~. ssnent will prove . great convent
% the citizens Of the coal mines.
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CoDFIsH barkentine Fremont
which was ct one time in the lumber
trade between the Sound and San Fran.
cisco. has been north on . codfishiDa
expedition this summer. As the result
of her operation she brought down 240,.
600 fish. which her crew ere now en-
gagged in drying on the shores Of Ssu
Francisco Bay No vessel before her
we understand. ever came from the
Ochotsk with as many dsh as did the
Fremont this year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOE CONGRESS,
n. II. CATION.
AnJrrAxr GENERAL,
J.B. O'DELL.
BROADER GENERAL.
GEORGE HUNTER.
coxxIssARY GESERBL,
BEN. MURPHY.
oCAErERMAsrER GENERAL,
C. D. EMERY.
roR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
G. NJ. HALLER.
FOR corscILxAS,
JOSEPH FOSTER.
TOR REPRESENTATIVES.
P. P. PADDEN, W. II. WHITE,
WILLIAM PICKERING.
FOR sHKRIFY.
7. D. HINCKLEY.
FOR TREASURER.
r. L. THORNE.
FOR ArDr-oE.
NJ. s. BOOTH.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE,
THOMAS BURKE.
1oR ASSESSORS,
R. HOPKINS.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
NJ. r. MADDOCKS, JAS. BEGlH.1,
TERRENCE O'BRIEN.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
j. G. SCURRY.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
E. S. INGkAHAM.
1oR CORONER,
THOMAS s. RUSSELL.
wREcKxAsTER,
l.. DILLER.
FOR JUSTICES OF TEE PEAcE-sRArrLf PRECINCT.
ALBERT NJ. SNYDER,
SAMUEL F. COOMBS.
FOR CoxsrABr Es-sEArrLR PRECINCT,
G. w. BOARDMAN,
VIM. DARLINGTON.
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CALL ON j. \. MCPHEE for Cigars,
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in S. Kenny's merchant tailoring
ests blishment, Commercial street. Sc
attle, W. T. myl7 diff
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!, so1aciAL STREET.-The work on
1set is being pushed ahead
@ And teams are busy hauling
Which i to be spread on to the
sS1~ r. Of IL inches. Mr.. Butler
mat IT the weather continue
- ~ tue Job will be completed by
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

PILINa. Joe Surber has been driv-
ing . number Of piles under the rail-
road company's shutes. This Is very
wise precaution IS the worms soon eat
away tho timbers that support this
structure, and it will be necessary to
put in more or less new piles every
few months in order to keep the wharf
safe for the support Of the heavy strain
to which it is 90 often subjected.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

SIC SENPER SALERATUs. -Notwith-
standing the excitement about the ad.
mission Of our Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AIR GUN at the Centen-
NAL Saloon still bits the bulls-eye every
time. Dennis Kearney to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

YAKIMA REPuBLlcAN TICKEr.-The
Republicans have placed in nomination
the following ticket: County Auditor,
Wilbur Masters; Sheriff. DR.. Clarke;
Representative, Levi Farnsworth;
Treasurer, Jud. Pratt; Joint Council
man. Oregon Dunbar; Probate Judge,
]. Kisleng.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co..
aug3l -d&wly San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

A BIG SrlcK.-Dan Warner. logger
near Olympia. put into the water few
days ago some 6ne specimens Of the
timber grown in our forests. One Of
the logs measured los feet in length.
s feet through at the larger end, and 46
inches ct the top
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

F Charley Keil. of the Saddle
Rock Restaurant, Commercial street. is
constantly receiving the largest and fin
est favored oysters ever offered for sale
in this city. Orders from o distance
promptly filled in every style
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

kAScIsco SHIpPINa.-On Wed.
sne Coquimbo arrived in San
from Port Madison, the
1 - nom Port Blakely, and tie
sailed the same day for
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~ TIE Fountain Beer Hall. Front
street, next to the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in tho city
All kinds of Beer. Ale aud Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one o'clock
every day; also. fine lanches to order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-01

MASON DoRxE RESTAURANT. Front
street. next to the Is Arcade Second
to none. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for trsv-
D. II. NEIsTER, Proprietor.
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To SHrr DOWN. gentleman just
over from Madison tells US that the
large mill there will shut down for re-
psirs on Saturday.
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Asaser, which was sunk . few
eas been raised and is again
: - where abe ia needed.
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Buy your groceries at T. Lyls's. tie
cheapest house in the city. Quick sales
and small profits is my motto.
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IN List. - The Alaska's
. - win BE- found among our
- DISPATCHES.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAE HoCSE.

AMERICAE House
Geo Cushmsn. Sroho CT Lvingsne. do
kobtf arnam. do Thos Bloomfield. Port
II Peters Cassisr land
Chas Torgezt. do NcCloud, Victoria
Jas Reardon. Barton Vim Deny squak
g Tibbetts. kenson r Berry ST
@ Gilmore. Skaeit II Ball, Tacoma
Robt Deary. do VIM Harper, Victoria
Mark, Victoria jas Cunuinahsm do
Jos Faliner. do John Mahony, skagit,
joe HAteuger. DO PJ Brown. Kansas
Geo Thomas. La Con wv Jarvis. Skagit
o. Neil, do
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
" II Melrose. Salt Lake Il HeggettS
q Dudley. Duwamish McGibbon, do
J Pesris. Victoria EP BsIchelcer. do
Fitzgerald, ny JP Bachelor, do
L @ Ware, Mich M1 C Sno dgrass. Gro
Blackmore, pittsJurg Vile
Miss htringbelt do PC cDougal Portland
Sigstee. Petaluma
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Ferzun. Snohomish Mrs Sherwood, whstcom
VI Esgal. TT Gamble John Dormsr. Squak
Stewart. OrcN. Green. White River
Jas Phicney Ludlow VIM Delauy. p Disc
Pee-ce. Portland Frazer, Pt Gamble
DR. Buzby. Mobile
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EASTERN OATMEAL for sale at
Chilberg Brothers.
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- Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale By 80
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N OTICE.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
"A who are indebted to tn Port Madison Hotel
to settle their accounts before the 10th dag Of
November. % thereafter oil accounts utst nding
will Be placed in the hands Of an attorney for
collection. PHILIP Visit,
Proprietor.
Port Madison. W. T.. Oct "a, 1878.
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n Office.

DARTID INDEBTED TO THE BAINBRIDGE
i aoesl. Port Blabely. Will plesss settle their
accounts On o. before November 1st 1875 - thass-
affair all accounts Will b placed In the hands Of
IN sttegney for eollection.
TAILOR 4 sA0ElGAu.
oct7-dim propgietess.
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N Office.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE NYsRLH AS A CAN.
didsts for SCHOOL CL80K q the elsc-
ton n take place saturday. Nov ;. ct the Central
school House. BERiAH BROWN. IN.
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FOR RENT.

IA eSsner Sixth and seneca streets.
For particulars apply 10 Rev. D. bAGLxI.
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CHoULD I BE ELECTED TREASURER AT THE
- ensuing election will not charge the 10 per
cent on delinquent taxes until the lst day Of Feb
ruaIy rext 3 L. THORNE.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

WE DO THINK the REPUBLICAN might
let the name of Capt Gallagher rest. -,
Certainly, We have no desire to refer to
h m or his terrible defeat agaip. After
his political death his party here CAV"
up the ghost; and we prefer to let the
d cad bury the dead. Requiescat in pace
Gazette.
With all due respect for our contem
porary's desire for peace which seems
to have struck it all at once, we still
insist that our question has not been
ans wered, and as 1t wishes the name Of
the late Republican candidate for May
or to rest, we will remodel our question
and PROFOUND it again "Has the Ga
zette any recollection Of opposing the
late Republican candidate for mayor on
the ground that he would want an in
crease in the police forces" This Ia
the third time we have asked the ques
ton and the Gazette will not answer
1t could have answered yesterday in al
many words as it took to dodge the
question. Do tell us.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

We PUBLISH TO-DAY the proclamation
al Governor Cochran setting forth
Thursday, November 2sth, as day Of
thanksgiving and prayer. As bis In
cellency has only advertised his proc
lamation in the Democratic papers, it
might be inferred that he only desires
the Democrats to give thanks. II the
Governor gets his party to give thanks
for any thing that is good he would be
accomplishing q good work, but We
would remind him that Repu ublicans
have great cause too for thankfuln-ss
this year. The grand and glorious Re.
publican victories in the solid north
will give keen relish for the Thank,
giving turkey, while our Democratic
friends are entitled to all the comfor,
they can extract from a solid Demo.
cratic South. With pleasure we prin'
the governors proclamation free O
charge in paper which the masses o
the people read--a paper, the circula
ton Of which in the city Of Whining
ton and vicinity, is greater than all tn
other dailies in the city combined an
which enjoy the Governors favors an
patronage.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
A GRAND SUCCESS

THE CHICAGO PORTABLE RANGE,
Testimonials Of q number Of our Citizen
having them in use for the past year can be
given, and entire satisfactisn guaranteed.
Splendid bakers and economical in amount
Of fuel required. Buy no other II ypp want
the best and cheapest. Call at the Stove
store, 1O7 West Second street, ana examine
my stock of ransesw We also have ON hand
all kinds of FURNISHING GOODS. for
kitchen use. r. B, +. MILLER,
'IU aug29dAW-3m +''-'.N
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
November stars.

rhe clear weather which usually
prevails in September and October and
frequently the greater portion Of No
vember, affords nearly as many oppor'
tunities for observing astronomica.
phenomena as occur duringthe remain
ing months Of the year. Owing, how.
ever, to the bright moonlight during
the last two weeks stars below the
third magnitude were invisible to tn,
naked eye and the heavens appeared
comparatively blank. As it is now thu
dark of the moon tho sky for the re-
mainder of this month will present an
unusually interesting appearance.
Jupiter, the largest Of the planets
shines with peculiar brilliancy in tn,
south and southwest during the frs
hours of the night, while Saturn, th'
ring plane, may be observed in thu
east Immediately after dark and is Wis
ible the whole night.
Venus, now the morning star, rise
about about all hour befor. the sun
while Mars, which attracted so mucl
attention year ago, is almost imm-rs'
in the rays of the sun and is gradual
decreasing in brightness.
About eight o'clock Capella may b
seen in the northeast, a little above tn
horizon, while Vega in the Harp is al
most directly overhead. This star
remarkable for its blue color and Ia on
of the few whose distance has been az
proximately determined. The seve
stars, or Pleiades, the guides Of tn
ancient marines in the Mediterranea
and Black Seas, are Just appearin
above the horizon in the east, Will
Arcutrus, the brightest star in tn
northern sky, is sitting in the west.
At ten O'Clock Castor and Pollux ma
be observed in the northeast and Orio
in the east, while the Great Bear
seen nearly bslow the pole. Sirius, ti
brightest star in the heavens, now rise
near midnight, but about the midd
of November can bs seen about te
O'Clock. On the 3lst instant Jupit.
will be in conjunction with the Mool
and Mercury, the shy planet, will l
at a short distance from the same lum
nary the last of November.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

In TIE SELnA district Of Alabams
wh-r. the Republicans have majority
Of 1900, Shelley Democrat has heen
cou ntsd in and given z majority u y,
900 over HARRISON Republican. 1t vas
reported for some days after the election
that the latter Was elected, which vas
no doubt true, but N the Democrats
had Miors said thst the Republicans
might do the voting but they would do
the ouHting, they seem 10 have carried
that plan through successfully. Score
another victory for solid South.
THs COMMUNICATIONS in yesterdays
REPUBLICAN containing hing ut the
"Fsctory Girls" 80 far A. II Is a stigma
upon girls who hav. to labsr fora liv'
ing does not receive our Endorsement.
We gave the correspondent the bench,
Of publishing his article in full and he
alone Is responsible for the sentiments
Il contains. The REPUBLICAN il on thu
side ot the toiling millions, and no
word shall pass us Intentionally which
can be construed by any means into q
reflection upon the respectable laboring
GLASSES.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

The SANE MEANS are being used now
to cheat Mr.. Bisbse a, Republican Con
gresham elect from Florida, out OF his
election az we're made in 1875 TO cheat
President Hayes out Of the vote OF
the State. Tilden Is not so much in.
t.rested now az in 1876, or a "bar'l"
might be sent on to help along the
cause Of Democratic economy and re-
form.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

IT WILL BIZ seen by the returns Of
foreign commerce from NewsYork for
last week that the exports of domestic
produce steadily outrun the imports OF
foreign goods. Last year, at a cores
pohding date, the imports had reached
$275, ,742, ,04l, or about thirty three and
a half millions more than the exports.
This year the imports have fallen off to
$50, ,672, ,695, while the exports have
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

GENERAL ALsRieHr, Republican, has
struggled to the top in the Eleventh
Congressional District Of Pennsylvania
by . plurality Of 81. A part Of the re-
turn judges dissenting from the abov,
returned Major Klotz elected by q pln'
rality Of 994, and then after sdjourn
msnt met again and reduced it TO Ss
plurality. The Democratic canvssser'
should meet again.