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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-26
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

AT A MEETING or THE BOARD OF
n EQUALIZATION OF thu Town OF Gold
Hill. the asrersment on the following named
DrDDerty WAS raised:
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Dn0sPECr GOLD AND Silver
: MIN1N0 COMPANY. : Location Of prin.
cipAl place OF business. San Francisco. Call.
fonia.
Location Of works. Gold hin, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice. -There are delinquent upon tho fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF ssse,s.
ment mo. 81 levied on the isth day Of July,
is7s, the several amounts set opposite tho
names Of tho respective shareholders. a. fol.
lows:
Names. No. Certif. Shs. Amt.
Armstrong J L Co. Trus.
tces...... .ss....s....s .Joif.ss.ioss s.tt "
Armstrong J o.. Tns
teos .JlJ....lU.... .2o ~
Armstrong J La Co, TruS
tcee.......................SAs o. iu''s''10
Armstrong J L d Go, THUS.
tees ..''iSS
Armstrong J l. 90. Trns-
Athsrton d Il D. rrssiee .... sssS....N....ia %
Atkinson. Lyon d Co. Trus-
's'1oo'...
Atkinson. LION 4 Co. Tfus'
tecs............ ...'..... toss' 'aoV''''S'ss
Atkinson, Lion . Co. Trus- .
ters.
a,kl.... rxo, n IA Trua.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
MINERS UNION PICNIC
the GRAND
PICNIC EXCURSION
OF rmz-
VIRGINIA MINERS UNION
roR TIE BENEFIT OF THEIR
LIBRARY AND READING ROOM
WILL FAKE ALAcr Ar
~freadway's Park, Carson,
SATURDAY, SEPT. 7th.
Csaniuse Of Arrusseaests.
william II Parker Bart colsan
Charles Williamson ILpsy
fnnh Murphy John Tate
James Doekery Bart cailsghaa
ooxnrrsk yon soLD HILL
Archie PAseos Thouss bingham
Ri Peters John White
Thomas Burhs . william White
Edward BrJan Inward Walsh
CMeGinniss
roR snvER CTR.
Delaware ssvell william Aiehison
Thomas Far
Trains will leave virginia d = O'Clock A. ~,
Gold Hin Ats;is. stopping 81 the silver City
switch and intermediate poll 70 % the road for
s1eursionists. Returning. the trains Will leave
the grounds ct sO p. N.
THE BEST OF MUsic
VIII accompany the excursion. and In the Pa
viiion eli who desire can indulge In dancing.
Perfect Safety and Strict Order
VIII b maintained By . Military Eseort and
special Conductors, and By Q large force Of
Deputy shsrif. and special folieemen under
command OF sherif Kelly OF storey county,
whilst on the ears. and on the grounds under
the command Of sheriff Swim Of omsby
county.
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE AND
HANDSOME PRIZES
WIN b awarded to the successful competitors:
Fiut Prise-A Fine tem-windins Gold
watch. To be contested for by all military
companies In the state OF Nevada who wish 10
second Prize "A Ballard Improved Md. Range
Rins. To be contested for By ell military CON-
psnies In this state who do not wish 10 enter
Tor the nnt prise.
Ladies' Archery.
First Prils "A Splendid roIis. Set with
o,nsmsn Nc vi oossu ssa,. \. mr. ,rSs,s
second Prixe-A Unique Toilet Set. To b
awarded 70 the LADY mailing The second best
score.
n ma"
AHandsope Eisht.pay bissa walnut STRUNG
Meas Feet Raes-soo Yards.
rtr.t pyire-A Tin. Field Glsas. To be
svsrdsd 10 the man coming In hst.
second Prixs-A Silver Liquor Castor with
n sscond'
Thiri Prize-A silverN Mounted Cane. To be
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TuR
A late ann Of COllN 4 lAAACH. Wiz.
1ni. civ. better ihoun a the WHITE HOUSE,
~ reouestsd 70 MAKE immediate payment 70
The undeuIepsd, Who 10 daily authorized. By
ordsr OF The Uniied States Distriet ooun, 70
'' ssls 20 " 81 3. putvxaxAs. Tus.ss.
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CAUTION.
The Justice Mining Co.

stock Sold 20 Pay Amsu.s OF A..
sessment No. 10.
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stader 4 Co, Trus. 20580 100 81 So
The public arc hereby cautioned against ne.
gotiating the above-described certificates.
X. x KELLY, SECRETARY.
0ysicr Room 2. HaywArds building. as
OalifJfnla street, ian frAncisco CallioTniA.
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THE BEST OF MUsic
VIII accompany the excursion. and In the Pa
viiion eli who dssire can indulge In dancing.
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uneluding Admission 20 the Grounds)
Admission 90 orsuuds Aiese.. 1 90
WTo be had in Virgins, Gold Hin. silver
City and Carson. auIJtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-26

Chsrges moderate. Communications strictly
confidential. Medicines sent By exprsss. Ad
dress l.. j. CzAPKAY, n. D., Postotics Boa
1888. Han Prancisco. Cal. oo5 iy
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

At A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
n STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. held May
Is. isfs. 70 was ordered that the Republican
stats Convention convene al kureka. Nevada.
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Perfect SAFETY and Strict Order

VIII b maintained By . Military Esoort and
special Conductors, Ind By Q large force OF
Deputy sherifs and special Policemen under
eommsnd OF sherf Kelly Of storey county,
whilst on the csrs, and on the grounds under
the command Of sheriff svift Of ormsoy
county.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
FOR RENT.

The best flrst-cIass Office for a TAIL
ORlNG ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY
second story, Corner of Middle and
Temple Streets. Apply to
n. y. GARDINER.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
MINOR TELEGRAMS,

All is quiet in Bosnia.
Count Schouvaloff has been appointed Vice
Chancellor Of Russia.
Leopold Ranke, the German historical writer,
is dangerously Ill.
Robert Forester a large collery proprietor of
Glasgow, has failed.
Lewis f. Simmons, aged 40, attempted to
shoot his wife in Boston Wednesday, and fail
ing, went and shot himself.
Capt. Congdon, the Fenian, thanked the
President yesterday for interfering for his re-
lease
The annual meeting of the New England
Evangelical Adventists opened in Boston yes
terday.
The Treasury purchased 100000 ounces of
silver yesterday, mostly from New York bull
lion dealers.
Hon. M. W. Mason, Dominion minister of
militia, and Hon. Mr. Borrell, minister of Gus
toms, have been reelected by reclamation.
A despatch from Ihlune, India, says that
fever prevails alarmIngly in some cities in
Puhjaub, and hundreds are dying weekly from
1t.
1.-THE New York Times thinks it not improbable
that the Democrats will throw both Tilden and
Thurman overheard and that Bayard will be
their Presidential candidate for 1880.
Assistant Secretary French holds that the
section of the Revised Statutes authorizing an
appeal in certain cases to the Secretary of the
Treasury does not apply in the kid glove case.
Russell Sage has been appointed one of the
executive com mittee of the Union Pacific rail-
road In place of Gen. Dodge. The company
express willingness to settle their Indebtedness
to the government in full
In the Marlborough police court in London,
Wednesday, summons was set down for hear
ing against Lady Anna Louisa Gooch and an
other, charging them with conspiracy to palm
off spurious child on Sir Frances Robert
Sherlock as his heir. Hearing was postponed
James L. Mccoy, a notorious bonk burglar
Troy, N. Y. has been pardoned by Gov Bishop
of Ohio. He was serving out 10 years
sentence for robbiDg the Cadz bank. Since
his incarceration his father died, leaving him
large fortune. His pardon is due to his
sisters efforts.
Louis Bechler was buried by the caviDg 10 Of
a well at Newark, Tuesday, and was partly dug
out when another cave occurred and he was
swallowed up. Becher knew his fate was
sealed, and lifting his hands in attitude OF sup
plication, he cried in pitiable tones to his
employer, "Ob, Mr.. Burman, for Gods sake
look out for my children
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
Egyptian Art.
New York Herald.1


A short and interesting lecture on "Condi-
tions Of Egyptian Art-The Wooden man,
was delivered last evening by Mr.. Charles
Dudley Warner at the Association hall, before
large and fashionable audience The lectur.
er first, in few words, congratulated the ladies
of the Society of Decorative Art on the success
of their undertaking and of the second loan
exhibition. He announced that he proposed to
speak of the conditions of Egyptian art, rather
than in critical detail of the art itself, and e.
pecially of those conditions and the life of the
Egyptian people at that remote period 1t is a
popular notion that Egyptian history as a unit
is the history of one long development and de-
cadence of national life, like that of the Ro-
man Empire, and that the arrested develop
ment Of Egyptian art was due to the repression
of the priesthood. This Mr.. Warner showed
was not SO, for the art of Egypt attained in the
age of tho Pyramids an excellence and freedom
never again reached. Their monuments were
grandly simple, msjestically stiff and formal,
Works of a private character, however, attained
great deal of freedom and had a quality of
reality. Here the lecturer sketched the rises
and falls of art during the varying fortunes of
the country. At each revival the old models
"oAo ocSu w coCA INC Phosiou HULL LIS Cu6I-
acter Of the art was formed during the reign of
the FIRST Empire. When the priesthood, later,
became dominant they, aided by the isolation
of the country, did exercise depressing influ-
ence on each revival. M. Joldi, French
arcbeologst, had shown that the rigidty If
the art was due to inefficient tools and hard ma
terlal. Other causes are its close alliance to
architecture and the physical conditions. The
harmony between nature and art in the Nile
Valley is noticed by all. Lines of landscape
are large, formal and almost mathematical.
The architecture is like this-is formal and in
broad and simple lines. The regularity and
even monotony of the daily life also aided its
influence.
10 the decorative art there is freer play given
to the fancy of the quick witted, pleasure low
ing people. and 1t is full of symbolism. Mr..
Warner closed his lecture by an interesting de-
scription Of the life of large land owner of
the fifth dynasty, clothing agaiu with life, and
picturing the surroundings of the man Ra-em-
ke, whose wooden statue. found by Marietta
Bey, is in the Boulak Museum at Cairo.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
ITO the Assnc1atad Press. l

ITO the Associated Press.l
Temperance Convention in Gardiner.
GARDINER, Nov. IA large temperance
convention begun in this city this evening, to
continue two days. Delegates of different
clubs and organizations are present from all
parts of the state together with noted temper
ance orators and friends of the cause.
Thanksgiving,
AUGUSTA, Nov THE Governor has de-.
signated Nov 2Sth as Thanksgiving.
Arrested for Abduction.
LEWISTON, Nov. &c. W. Severance was
arrested in Falmouth this morning, charged
with abducting two children of N. E. Ladd of
Lawrence and lodged in the Auburn Jail.
AIDA Ladd is in the lookup on the same
charge The children were returned to their
father.
Killed by a Failing Tree.
Frenchman named Perion was fatally ir.
jured by tree falling on him today.
Crushed by the Cars.
BIDDEFoRD, Nov. 7.-Geo. W. Peterson,
night Waterman for many years at the Eastern
depot in this city, was fatally injured last
night while unshakling freight cars Both
legs were broken and one arm torn from his
body. He died early this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
Foreign ExpOrts

Daily DOmestlc RECIPE.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to G
W True s. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA,

NEW YORK, Nov. IA Philadelphia Spec
ial says the greatest farce in the whole election
that it will reach 10000 in the state. Con-
gresham Randall says the Democrats will have
majority of 16 to Is in the next Congress.
MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, Nov. --latest returns
make the election of Gen. Albright in The 18th
congressional district sure.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Official returns
from the state are coming in slowly and do not
materially change the figures previously re
ceived. Latest reports from the 18th district
Indicate the election of Robert Klotz, Dem, by
small majority. This will make the delega-
ton from Pennsylvania in Congress stand Ii
Republicans, 2 Greenback Republic ans, DEM
ocrats and l Greenback Democrat. There is
very little known of the complexion of the
next legislature, but the lowest estimate places
the Republican majority on JOINT ballot at &c.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
More Republican Gains of Con-
greSsmen.
TWO REPUBLICANS ELECTED
IN NORTH CAROLINA,
And Possibly Two i'm Kentucky.
More Gains In Illinois and Penusv,.
vania.

Later returns show more Republican gains of
congressman. In PENNSYLVANIA Albright.
Rep, is elected instead of Klotz, DEM, as pre-
viously reported; in Illinois Baker, Rep, in
stead of Morrison, Dem, and Forsythe, Green
hacker with Republican proclivitias instead of
Decius DEM: in Missouri Sawyer, Indepen-
dent Democrat, defeats Crisp, Regular; in
North Carolina John 81. Harris, Rep, is elect
ed instead of Kitchen. Dem, and Russell,
Greenbacker with Republican proclivities, in
stead of Waddell; Strait, Rep, is defeated in
thes2l Minnesota district. A Republican has
probably been elected in the b Kentucky dis
trict and possibly another in the 81. OF the IA
Greenbackers elected 6 are in accord with the
Republican policy on all matters except Fl =
nance The following table shows the politi-
cal complexion of the next House as compared
with the present one:
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND Nov. THE negroes near
Kempsviile were harangued Tuesday by two
incendiary speakers and excited to violence
After the close of the polls difficulty occurred
in front of the hotel between white and q
negro, in which each was Joined by his
friends. The negroes commenced firing
although the whites were unprepared and out
numbered. Ranforcements of whites came
up aid returned the fire. when the n groes fed,
one being MORALLY wounded and four badly
hurt. Everything was quiet yesterday, but
another outbreak is feared.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Nov. 7.-Tuesday's election was
square Touchdown for the organized Democra-
cy of Georgia. The Independents showed great
strength, and the negroes voted more solidy
and heartily than in years past, joining under
admirable discipline against the Democratic
nominees.
Persons majority in the 4th district is 5000,
Hammond's in the 9TH 1000, FELTON,, Ind. Dem.
in the 7rh 1900, Billings leads Speer 200 with
five counties to hear from. 1t is very doubtful
which is elected.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
New York Stock and Money m.r,xe,

NEW YoRK, November 7-Evening-Money easy at
81 q per cent, closing at 81 per cent prime mer-
camille paper sos per cent. Sterling Exchange weak
lower, owing to large supply, cotton bills at 479A
for long and 48iS for short sight.
Gold quiet and sold Gown to 1909 but closed,at 1901
with 1904 bid; carrying rates II per cent Clear
ings $l40SS 900. The Treasury disbursements were
ior eres. anu sre SS on Ior bonds The
are active and higher. Railroad bonds buoyant.
State bonds dull
The Stock market, except for brief interval
about noon, was strong and buoyant thsoughout the
day. The advance ranged from 3 to II per cent. =,
Northwestern, st. Paul, Lake Shore, Union Pacific
Investment shares were strong and higher. At the
close the best prices of the day were current.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1916 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08

LONDON, November 7-12.30 P. M.-Consols 95 13-
16 for money and So 1916 for account.
LONDON, November 7-12.30 P. M-American Sc
curites States bonds, 67s, 1889; new SIS 1903
new as io65 1O4Os at 1OSs; Erie at 2Os preferred
at 35, Illinois Central 500.
LIVERPOOL, November T-12.3O P. M.-Cotton is
shade easier; Middng uplands at l1-l6d; ; do Or
eansat 6sd sales 1000 bales including 1000 bales for
speculation and export; receipts $500 bales including
1850 American.
Futures-buyers at last nights prices uplands,
low m1ddliDg clause, November delivery at ZIG.
Flour at 10 q "; Winter WheA at 10 a 8; do
Spring at q 6; California averages at q II /;
club at 10 q 10 q Corn at 20 a "a; Peas at 80 g.
Provisions, &c-POrk at "A; Beef 81 6; Bacon 81 "a
3D. Lard at 80 g.. Cheese at AZ. TaU0w at 81. At
London Tallow at $50
PARIS, Nov. 7.-Rentes 112 30,
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. IA st. Joseph despatch
says Nicholas Ford, Greenback Republican, is
elected to Congress from the 9th district over
David Rea, Dem, the present incumbent, by
about 1900 majority
Returns from all the counties in the 9th dis.
trct give Ford, Greenback Republican. 500
majority. Returns from the 9Th district indi-
Cate the election of Sawyer, Independent DEM
ocrat, by. about 500 majority. From the 9Th
District M1s, the returns Indicate the election of
Gratis make large gains in this district, some of
the strongest Republican COUNTIES chansine
squarely round. Rothwell. DEM, is undonbts
edly elected in the 10th district
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
MINNESOTA.

thlntts Strait, Rep, for Congress, is defeated
by Poehlel, DEM, Democratic gain of one in
the state delegation.
ST.. PAUL, Nov 1.-THE only change in the
election returns from last night is that Poeher.
Dem, is undoubtedly elected BY at least $50
majority.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
ILLINOIS,

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 7.-Information from
Democratic sources show that Morrison's de.
leat IN the 18th district by Baker, Rep, is sure.
The news produces a sensation, az Morrison
mas hitherto had heavy majority in that dis
trlct. The Democrats are inclined to concede
Bakers election. The other Congressional dis.
trlcts are about as before stated. The Legisla-
not over and possibly less.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 7.-Gen. Murray, chairman
of the state Central Republican COMMITTEES.
says: We think from the meagre returns re-.
celved that Oils, Rep, has carried the 9th dis
concede this. Official returns from five conn.
ties in the Sd district show 1900 gain for HINT.
Ell, Rep. The same rate of gain Will elect him
by 800. .'-'A
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08

In this city, Oct 18th. John Francis, Oldest son of
the late Cornelius Casey aged 10 years II months rs
DAYS.
Funeral services Saturday at p. m. from his late
residence 81 Bracket street.
In Augusta, Now Benz. Willis, Esq, of Bangor
aged AZ years.
In Damarscotta, Oct. Is, Mr.. Danl Hitchcock, aged
SO years.
In wadoboro. Oct, II, Augustus Gross, aged rs yrs
In Lisbon, Oct. Is, Mrs Eliza, wife OF henry A D.
plebee OF Hodgdon, aged 5S years.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
California Mining stScKs.


CHICAGO, November 7.-Hog-receipts SO, 900; ship
ments 1900; market firm: choice heavy at 90 "a
10 mixed packing 80 a g.; light at 2 so a 95.
Caitie-recepts 26JO head; shipments $500 bead
market steady and active; shipping at 90 a 90
GOOD butchers and feeding Steers at 10 q so;
stockers at 40 q co.; Western steady at 80 q
3 20; Texas Cows at 10 (0270
Sheep-recepts 100 head; shipments 800 head
market dull at 2 40 "a 8 40.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
Georgia,s Finances.

ATLANTA, Nov. 7.-Goe: Colquitt's annual
message shows that the finances are in a
satisfactory condition The balance in the
treasury Oct. was S295,789. No state in his
opinion should have a stronger financial repu-
tation. He recommends the establishment of
an agricnltural college in the old capital build.
ing at Milledgevlle
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
WASHINGTON.
Canadian Determination Against Amer.
lean Seamen.

lean Seamen.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Secretary Sherman
has addressed to Secretary Evarts an official
communication setting forth the injustice of
the Canadian authorities in debarring Ameri-
can seamen from receiving the reward which
is given to captains and crews of vessels COM
ing to the relief of vessels in distress and tow
ing them to place of safety. This position of
the Canadian authorities ia based on rights
which it is claimed belong to the seamen of
each nation in the waters of their own coun-
try. 1t is therefore insisted that the rewards
OF such service in Canadian waters belong ex-
clusveIy to Canadian seamen. As this dis
function is not observed in American waters
our seamen are naturally indignant that they
should be refused the reward of their bravery
on the ground that they are not Canadian sea-
men. The Secretary in his letter points out the
custom that has always prevailed in this re-
spect, and submits the matter to the Depart
ment Of State to be brought to the attention of
the Dominion government through the proper
diplomatic channels.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08

PROFESSOR NoRDENsKIoLDs Northeast pas
sage expedition which left the North coast Of
Norway July 18th, reached the mouth of the
Yenissei August 9th, and would start afresh on
the 10th. The Kara sea was nearly free OF ice,
and the expedition had good prospect of sue
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
ASIA.

Afghan Troops Desertipg-The Ameer
Expected to Yield.
BOMBAY, Nov. THE Pioneer states that
the Afghsns in Khyber Pass are DESERVING
largely in consequence of sickness and hunger.
Hopes are entertained that the Amer will sub
NIT Internationally to the British dem ands
The mortality among the Afghans at leila labad
is from 80 to 40 daily.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA Charleston, S. c.,
dispatch says that y Conner, DEM, was elected
tissue ballots. At one poll in Charleston $500
of these ballots were stuffed into the boxes.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
SPOKEN.

Nov !, in Straits Of Florida, sbrig Adele McLooD,
from Trinidad bound North.
Nov 2, n OF Carneversl go miles. barque Harriet
jackson, from Cardenas tor New York.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08

YANKToN, Nov. 7'-Returns from Is of 80
organized counties in Dakota give Bennett
(Rep.) for Congress 900 ahead. Estimates in
in the territory. Black Hills counties give 900
Democratic majority. The Legislature will be
about two-thirds Republican.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
KANSAS

ATcHIsoN. Nov. 7.-Returns received from
IS of the 125 Representative disticts in this
state. show the election to the Legislature of
of Sc Republicans, II Democrats, Greenback-
ers and Independent 1t is estimated that
the Republican majority in the state is over
10000 Anderson, Rep, for Congress, will
have II, 600 majority.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
THE HART MURDER.

THE HHAktI MI RDER.
Expert Dunton Sued for SANDER by Capt
A. X. Meservy.
Especial to the Press.l
RocKLAND, Nov. Today an action for
Islander was commenced against A. r. Dunton,
laying damages at $4,000. The suit is broug hit
by Capt. A. X. Meservy of st. George, who
has been accused by Dunton through the papers
of writing the anonymous letters in the Hart
murder case.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SrGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Nov. s, A. M.
For New England
colder, partly cloudy weather, occasional rain
or snow, north-westerly winds followed by
rising barometer.
Oautionary signals from Cape Lookout to
Boston, and off-lhore signals from Caps May
TO Newport,
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
A Democratic Ballot Box s,uas.

HUNTINGTON, Conn, Nov. THE ballor
box tender of this town was arrested TO-DAY
charged with substituting Democratic for
Republican votes for representative at Tues-
day'r election, thereby changing the result Of
the election. He confesses.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
The Sanitar Cundifiou of Naxv Oru.,r

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. THE president of
the board OF health has notified the collector
that IT is not proper to issue clean bills of
health to vessels, and it will not be proper un-
til after several frosts yellow fever still pre-
walls. The absentees are flocking to the city
by every train.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-08
NORTH CAROLINA,

WILMINGTON, Nov. There seems to be no
doubt now that the Congressional delegation in
this state will consist of Democrats and Re-
publicans. Republican gain of 1.