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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
A Final Decision IL. ''the Hid a+lnve Ease.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Assistant Secretary
French, in his report, which has been ap-
proved by Secretary Sherman, upon the kid
glove case, holds that section 1881 of the Re-
vjsed Statutes, which gives All appeal to the
Secretary from the collectors decision upon
the rate and amount Of duties, does not relate
to the question of value but only to the classi-
tication of the goods. He also argues that
this section does not apply to the true and
actual market value and wholesale price upon
which duties are to be assessed.
He says the price is to be- fixed by the ap-
praisers. under ion 29o2, with an appeal
under section 1880 to a merchant appraiser
and q general appraiser, or to two merchants
appraisers; aud In case Of their disagreement
by decision of collectors. Such decision,
made according to law, in the absence Of
fraud. Is absolutely final and conclusive No
appeal lies to secure him jurisdiction to in
uuire as to the correctness Of such decision,
and no evidence is adriss bic in any court to
prove that the value Of the merchandise is
greater or less than that fixed by the ap-
prhiserg,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
A nk "a rrninritu GEa


The following will show the strength Of the
National Greenback Laboringnen's party in
this parish:
r. s. Smith, State Senate, Eighth District,
88 votes; Denham, FL use Representatives,
176 votes Felix Babin, for sheriff. 210 votes
The anti-tusion crowd, I'D by Gloster II.
Hill, Representative, polled for Chas. N.
Lewis, for House, 378 votes; Gloster Hill, for
judge, 482 votes j, 3. Robertson, for coroner,
513 votes.
The Hon. Pierre Landry, Fusion candidate
for State Senate, carried the parish by "a
majority Of GOT over z. 3. Cohen Republican,
and 823 over Smith, National
Gen. j. J.. Brent, with three candidates
against him, carries the parish by p majority
Of 307 over Lewis, independent Republican
and, 586 over Reynaud, Independent, who
quently Withdrew, on the eve of the election.
John A. Cheevers is elected parish judge by
majority OF 485 over J. D. Cantey, 1ndepen-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
G0ndem visits the Presiient-Fhe Recent
Purchases of RnlliOn,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Edward OMeagher
Condor, released Fenian, called on the Presi-
dent this evening, and thanked him for inter-
ceding with the British government and
securing his release. The President answered
that he was glad to see Mr. Condor, and
hoped that he would recover from the effects
of his imprisonment.
The opening OF the offers to the government
OF silver bullion yesterday was the most sue
cessful transaction Of the kind yet There
were larger number of offers, and the mint
bureau has purchased more bullion than at
any previous opening. Between 100000 and
100000 ounces to be delivered at the Phlladel-
phia mint, have been bought: Most OF the
amount was procured from New York bid
ders, although there were offers from nearly
every bullion dealer on the Atlantic coast.
The bureau got the bullion cheap.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
The Movements of the canadian Vice
REGAL Party,

TORONTO, Nov. 7--The Globe Of this morn
ing has the following special telegram, dated
London November 6: The Princess Louise
paid farewell visit to Prince Christian and
Princess Helena at the Windsor Palace yes
terday. The steamship sarmatlan was at
Liverpool yesterday. She will be at once over
hauled and fitted up for the viceregal party
bedsteads. It is thought that the Marquis OF
Lorne will arrive at Liverpool Thursday
morning After private breakfast at the
Adelphi Hotel an address will be presented in
the TowH Hall from the City Corporation and
the Chamber Of Commerce. His Excellency
and suite will then proceed to the landing
stage and embark about noon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
THE GENERAL ELECTIONS.
FURTHER RESULTS OF TUESDAYS
BAEADTHNGs.
what the New Work Republican Papers


what the New H0FR MepNnHcmM Papers
Say.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Tribune says: solid
South Ia answered by q old North. Indiana
and oregon alone excepted II the next presi-
Dental election should be thrown into the
House, nineteen States will vote for the he Repub-
cratic and one, Indiana, divided the greenbAck
Fnember holdinv the balance Of power. these
are the chief results OF the elections OF Iuesday
eouragiDg to the friends OF pubic latin, OF
honest money Looking to the next presiden-
tial contest i plainy appears that D. intlai9in
ofspecie payment will not he htndered py any
action If Congr, IS this winter. Had the Demo,
Gratis taken positive around IN tayor OF suuna
pro ppompeet 9ees' men, snaor m a Bayard GOV ssy
mour Senators Kerpan, Randolph and others
nd gr a" ne paps in sP6s bs
elections, besides securing the confidence OF
the country for the future. As their case stands
monious and united again only by getting the
currency question out Of politics MS quickly as
possible. while the HepuhicHns have evidently
recovered from, their discouragement and are
united and confident
reIrhe Times says: Union Democrats of the
" time are succeeded BY the honest money
has once more proftd by tthe,r, assi-tance.
The advantages secured In tn s state, In CON
nectIout Mass achuset's and New Hampshire
chance so far as the financial issuei4c e,rned
have been acquired by the unaided Republican
vote, but their moral value Is enhanced by the
fact that In all Of these States the bulk Of the
non partisan vote, and the vutes Of an lnf1u
entiaI class Of moderate Democrats have con,
trihnted to the Republican achievement nnd
mon national politics OF cousa in spite of
these achievements. the next Congress will be
Uemocrntic but the Democratic n,ai ri1y IN
the House is reduced, mt iucreA- cd, while In
the Senate 1t will be subject to restr alnts within
Its own party that will prevent serious harm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
A Close Alliance with France and Austria
Pralsahle-The Latter's Honesty
EaREahtAG,

MANCHESTER Nov. IA London dispatch
says: Rumors concerning the action of the
Cabinet meeting to-day are numerous. The
impression in government circles is that the
diplomacy of Earls Beaconstield and Sails
bury will soon again be trlumphantly vindi-
Gated, and that 1t will be found that England
has succeeded In effecting q close and most
important alliance with both France and Aus
tria. In anti-mnisterial quarters the re-
treaty between Austria and England is re-
garded as possible, but it is insisted that Aus
tria is notoriously power hard to hold to
treaty obligations, and untrustworthy In the
hour Of need.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
THE INDIANS.
Little W0Rfs Band Friendly EnMiRns
Visit the Cheyenne Prisoners.

CAMP ROBINSON, Neb., Nov. IA courier
Cavalry, on Ash Greek, states that Little
VOLTS trail was discovered going south In the
direction OF Running Water. Four companies
of the Third and Seventh Cavalry are n pur-
suit of the Indians who, it is expected, will
cross the railroad between here and Fort
Laramie
Red Cloud, Red Dog, Little Wound and
other Sioux chiefs had affecting interviews
with the Cheyenne prisoners, making elo--
quent appeals in behalf of their women and
children to behave themselves and live in
peace with the whites.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
MARaNR n BWh.

PonT EADs, Nov Z, q. m.-Barometer 1896.
Wind southeast light.
Arrived: British steamship Warrior at 6 80 a.
n. johnson master, from Colon to Ocean d 90.
Britah bark Vancouver, Wiles muster. SO days
from Barrow. In ballast to DeWolf, Powell &c
Co. for orders
Steamship RomuIus. at 2:4o .. H.. from Bris.
toll to Ranger. Fatman e. Co.
No departures.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov. 7, 6 o. m.-Weather
clear md calm.
Arrived: Norwegian bark Jens Brandis Olsen
master SO days from AiverDool for orders, In
ballast to master.
schooner Mercedea Berso master. 1s days
from Camp peachy, to f. Camerden, with @ cargo
Of cedar
No departures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
NEW E0R * .
7 sFsrfsosa Returns st0HeFa From New f0FR
PeAfce Headquarters.

Police Headquarters.
NEW yoEg. Nov. Tt has been discovered
shat the books containing the report OF me
election on the general ticket ln this county
nave been stolen from the election bureau at
saolice headquarters
no Truth I'm the Report of E1eetf0n BOOK
Stealing I'm New York.
NEW EoEK N9v. There Is no truth n i the p
report circulated to day that the books contain
Ing the result of the election had been STOLEN
from the office of the Bureau Of ELECTION, The
books are under lock and key in the office OF
the Chief Clerk of the Bureau Of Elections.
The Republicans Fleet Their State
Ticket, tine Legislature and MeHsR-
beers of Congress.
NEW YORK Nov 7-Later returns received to-
day tnroug hout the State show the election OF
DAnforth {Rep1 to the Court Of Appeals by
about 5000 majority, with many districts to hear
frem.
The Republicans have gained in almost every
county. The Legislature is largely Republican
In both branches. The Senate will stand: he
pub leans, 20; Democrats. ~. The ,Assemby
stands on returns In, hand, Republicans. 90
Democrats, 81 anti Tammany Democrat l;
Independent Democrat, /: Greenbackergg; 2
Republican majority on joint ballot, g. Ihe
State delegation in Congress will stand; an ,se re-
ocrat vacancy. by death, 1.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
EH,s,EN
THE Conversational MesuEt-A Close LegasH
IRture.

CHICAGO Nov. 7.-lteturns received by the
State Central Commi shows that the Con,;
Rreesionnl delegation rom this State vi l stand
aiteen Republicans and four Democrats. gaA1n
of three Republicans. In the l. glslature the
Republicans will have a lna ority ot five Oh Joint
ballot, insuring The return OF hosan to the
b ats Allen la the Uairo District bt boo majority
How the Next Nelegas ion Will stand-Lu-
gan to $50 sMs ssxt senator.
CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Further returns do not ma
seraty change the + suit already announced ~
the state. The Democrats concehe y gin Of
three Republican Cvpgre smen. In ths second.
Ninth and Seventeenth Dist lets. They, have
gained one, Thitt' enih district, and the Green
hackers claim QUE. Forsythe
1t Is said that the Congressional delegation
will stand eleven ReuubIicans seven Demo-
ermts and one Gteenb'cker.
The Democrats pOncaie q majority OF i've
over all onuosil N in the state Legislature, and
Gen. Log is therefore certain to be returned
TO the United States Senate.
a. Republican Majority Gf Two on Joint
Ballet.
CHICAGO. Nov THE Times has figures to-
night showing the Republican majority in the
Stale Legislature on joint ballot 10 be only two
instead Of five. as tho Republicans claim.
The Republican Legislators wtai Vote for
hagan.
CHICAGO Nov 7-The Republican members
elect of the Stata Senate and House were inter
viewed to- night and they all expressed Ii de-
termination to vote TOR Gen: Logan toT the
E A. Sto,rs and other prominent Republicans
of the State will seek this oth q.
Newspapers changing Front.
CHICAGO, Nov 7--The political tendencies Of
some of Uhcago's newspapers have undergone
given up Greeubn"kism and becones inde-
pendent sand the Eoiks F1ttnd, which was DEM
ocratie, declares its belief that that party In this
city and county has no capacity tor govern
meDt and announces that Il will hereafter give
its support independent Of party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
Tobaeco Frauds ON the Revenue DepaFt-
FsbHnf

WASHINGTON, Nov. Accomplishing have
been received at the Internal Revenue Bureau
from large manufacturers OF cigars, that out
side parties are In the habit of filling their
stamped boxes with cigars, thus defrauding
business of legitimate manufacturers. This
practice. which is said to be carried on ex-
tensively, was recently discovered in San
Francisco by an agent Of New York house,
whose sample boxes had been retilled. Since
the discovery at San Francisco it has been
ascertained by agents of the department. that
the tax on cigars is evaded in the same fraud
ulent manner in other cities. Necessary steps
will be taken to break up the practice
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
The eo.oraao Election.

The vote of Colorado has been officially can
vassed. Pltkiu. Republican. has. 2eeo plurality
over Loye'and., Democrat. for Governor. aud
= Bueklnk @ ham. Greenback. received 3Vso votes:
Patterson Democrat. for Congress, and Chtlda,
Greenhack polad 232e votes. Tue Senate has 10
has 3G Republicans II Democrats and inde-
pendenr. P'of. 4. ?. Hill. W A. HamlI. George
81 .nl cott and yudgea Brown and HaIle1t are
caEdidates Tor United States Senator. There Is
a sus 2lclnn, however, that Chafee who had de-
olined, will go In on the home-stretcEI and be
elected to succeed himself.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
Another Finy~Miie walking Match Ar
Fnugeas

RUTLAND. Vt. Nov. 7.Arraneements have
been mnde for u fifty mile walk for $500 between
Christopber Rice, Of Rutland, and W, O. Hard
nephew Of Gen. Bax er has been chosen final
stake bnder. The pedest rians are to walk f. y
miles, Harding to allow Rice mile start The
race is to take place in this city on Thanksev-
ing Dav, Harding being allowed $50 for ex-
peuses. A forfeit Of s15on side bns b5ep put up,
eenth instant In New York and transferred to
II, ia ntv
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
what Americans Ina Europe TRznk OF the
Elections,

LONDON, Nov. Among the Americans
here and IN Paris the news OF the American
elections has been received with much inter-
est and some surprise. The result in the city
of New York especially caused astonishment.
Among the Americans interested in finance
the general result Is regarded as destroying
the chances Of the greenback movement and
as making CoDking q formidable candidate
for the presidency in 1880.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
Prosecutions Against an Old Radical
KiRg.

COLUMBIA, s. G., Nov. Tn the Circuit Court
for K,chlnnd county the grand jury, returned @
true bill ag4inst p =. Chnmherlain. H. I.
Nengle. for conspiracy to defraud the State in
connection with the land commission, The
Attorney General announced that q mol pros.
would be- entered as to Parker and Neage. who
are to be used as witnesses in the prosecution.
The charges refer to puI chases OF land by the
land commission and the fraudulent misuse Of
public funds in connection Herewith during
the administration of Gov. Scott.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
The 0klshanaa Commission.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Senators Patterson,
Grover and Garland, the committee appoint
ed under the resolution Of Senator Voorhees,,
looking to the establishment of the Territory
of Oklahama, will meet at st. Louis this week,
and next week. with Senator Voorhees,, will
90 down to the Indian Territory for the pur-
pose Of making observations, taking testi-
monv as to the condition Of the Indians, etc
Senators Patterson and Grover left this morn
ing, and Senator Garland will meet them In
st. Louis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. For the East Gulf
States partly cloudy weather, prssby occa-
sionnl rain variable winds stationary or lower
temperature followed by rising barometer.
For the West Gulf States. increasing cloudiness
and rain: warm southery. shifting to colder
northerly winds higher pressure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
They ALI DO 1t.

and ontogenarian bridegrooms. Commodore
Garrison follows in the footsteps Of the late
Commodore Vanderbilt, and can discount the
venerable Mr.. Lord, who ran the gauntlet for.
his stylish and handsome wife last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08

Major E. A. Burke has majority of 4G9 and
is the first Democratic State officer who has
ever pollsd q majority Of the votes in this
parish.
Next In the lines comes Hon. Joseph H
Acklen. Mr.. Acklen ran far ahead Of his
v9a' votes Of 1 any candid canddate ~ Ascsnson % parh It
must be remembered, has always given rous-
ing Republican majorities, but now the tables
or turned this uiu how
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
WASHING
naval GontPibWti0ns-New Stations for
Training Ghfms.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Secretary Thomp-
son this morning received q draft for $50 l8,
contributed by the officers and crew Of the
United States steamer Supply at Havre,
France, for the yellow fever sufferers.
The training ship Minnesota, at Newport,
has been ordered to the New York navy yard
for the winter. The training ship Saratoga
at Philadelphia, has been ordered to Balti-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
Newspapers changing Front.
CHICAGO Nov 7.-The political tendencies 0
REFEEs Eds AN.
A Sweeping Republican, victory all Along
the Line

DETROIT, Nov 7.-Later adviees prove that the
Republican victory ia more sweeping than In
dicated mt first. The indications now are that
Gov. Crosswells majority will not be less than
10000. For the fl !st time ~ several years Michi-
The State Senate stands: Republicans IA. Dem
ocrats, 8. Greenbackers 2, and the Assembly, 80
Repu blioaus, 15 Democrats, Green hackers.
The vic ory is The most com plete the Republic
ana ever won In Michigan.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
Royalty Tharsalns for Gore.

patch from London says: Their Royal High
nesses, the Duke Of Edinburgh and Duke OF
Connaught, have intimated their desire for
service should England be unfortunately
driven into war
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
AACEN>I
The Democratic State and Fusion Parish
Ttcket Garry the bay.
DoNALDsONvILLE. NOvembt

DoNALDsONvfLLE. November 6, 1873
To the Editor OF the bemocrat
Ascension parish has answered the call for
reform and good government, and gives the
Democratic State and Congressional ticket o
reusing maiority-a majority never before
given to the Democratic ticket. The Gardner
ticket was nowhere, and as for the lesser
lights they ceased burning long before cleo
ton day e. A. Burke runs ahead Of his
ticket as the following will show.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08

LONDON, Nov. THE race for the Liver.
pool Autumn cup at the Liverpool meeting
to-day was won by Belphobe, with Touchet
second and Master Kildare third.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
MEM NJ ECO q a.
The Republicans Carry AIa the Congress
etanaR Districts.

ST. pAuI Nov 7-The Republicans havo cae a
ried the Slate by II 900 maj iorty. Du, nell. Re-
publican. for Congress IN the First pis'rict, has
1900 majority over. Weigher, Green backer. In
@ eected fy by 1900 majority. and ia the Third Dis
trict Washburn, Republican. TOR Cohgress. has M
4ooo majority. The Il publican malorl y In lhe
Legislature will be about he same as last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08

The Legislative Result.

MADISON, Nov. THE result IF the. election
In this State is more than the Republicans an.
ticipated The whole Republican city. ticket
was elected. The Assembly stands sixty Repub-
llcans to forty Democrats; the SENATE twenty
three Republicans and ten Democrats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
NORTH CAROLINA.

RepHblIcan Gain Of One TOnsFeasman.
WASHINGTON. Nov, 7.-seoretary Sherman re-
caived the following this afternoon from J. p
Young at Raleigh, n. G.: We gain one mem
ber. Russell beats Waddell II the Third Dis
triet OHara is elected In the Second"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
A MILLIONAIRE'S BONES.
THE REMAINS OF A. r. STEWART
STOLEN,
Body smatchers Take Them from the
Family Vault

NEW YORK, Nov. THE body of 4. T.
Stewart was stolen from the vault OF st
Marks Church in this city by body snatchers
some time last night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08

PARIS, Nov. THE Chamber Of Deputies
have invalidated the election OF M. Paul De
Cassaguac. During the debate there were
many violent scenes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
Mo time Vet discovered.

NEW YORK, Nov. No clue has yet been
obtained of the remains OF the late A. T..
Stewart nor Of the thieves that carried away
the body. There is not the slightest doubt
but what the body was taken In the hope Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08

Army and Navy officers mako their head
guas1ters a 81 the Colonnade Hotols Phiapelp9hla.
while for families and large parties OF travel
ers 1t also offers unequaIed attractions
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The Third Congressional District Of this
State has been considered by some. for the
past few days, az in doubt, although why
This doubt should exist it is difficult to say.
The following returns from parish 8 coWpos-
ing this district show the election OF j. H.
Acklpn Democrat, as against Merchant Nu-
dependent Republican,, and Hebert Ma
tinual i
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08

Suspension of alreenbaeR Newspaper.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. THE National k'n~
gnirer, Greenback newspaper Of Grand Ra~
pids, has suspended. A chattel mortgage
held by Henry 5. Smith, who was Greenback
f1av
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
SPORTING NOTES.


LONDON Nov 7-Corkev. winner of the Ashley
champion het has issued q challenge TO com
pete against O'Leary, ibe American, for Zoo
and the Astl-r champion b"l Won by the Amer
jean vt the FIRST tournament. H. agr"es 10 allow
OLeary's expenses to come to England.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
GREAT BRITAIN,

Another Feniam liberated,
LONDON, Nov. 8-The FenIan o Hearne wa.
liberated yesterday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
a1ATAHslT1LA,

emily One Psecince Heard From.
Especial to the Democrats
NATeHEz Nov. TN the Denmark precinct,
Catafoula parish, the Democratic vote Is 12t.
RnrsnhIinnn L
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
THE STATE ELECTION.
ADmrvg0NAA RETURNS INCREASE THE
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
CALCASIEU.

HEAVY Vnte for the EnfRFe Ehcket'
Egoeca to the Democrat
TAur CHARLES Nov. 7-Ofeiale vote of Cal
s4esieu: Burke 1871, Gardner none; Acklen 1871.
Merchant 81.
State senate-Georee Fl. Wells lit. T. r. King
ds0.
James 2. Geery. Democrat, was elected Re
preseatative.
The parish Is very solid against ell constit,u-
tionRl amendments.
LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08

ST. LOUIS, Nov. THAI
ington county gives th
men In the First. ls'non
Hichenhein (Rep J AS ,o7a
S52. Shelby tountysnn,oo,,
Cs,ngress In the Tw.Flllenl
which is % decrease enses
over 1000. giving L.
ncasih.e show OF ela 4
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1873

getting q reward, The police now believe the
body has been carried out Of the city,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
FRANCE,

Am Increase of specie I'm the gRank.
PARIS, Nov THE statement OF tho Bank
Of France shows an increase of specie for the
week OF TO- 100000 francs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
hcb lens mHjOrities
Hahert's
.kf

Acklens 1lnrality. 3 1870
Acklpn's majority over Hebert and Me,
chant 1000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
A PF0h ability that the Hgepgablacans MaVs
Elected the GOmgre RsEnRm.

San FRANoIsuo, Nov. 7.-Latest edvees from
Neva ia are TO the effect that Doggett (itep., n hhs
beer elected TO Congress by 500 mhlorlV' Aht
who 10 Repuhiean State tiokeS is elected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
BOSSIER.

Sweeping Bemecrat Victory.
[Epeoial to the Democrat.l
BHrakvEpoRT. Nov. I've elect our entire
ticket In Bosser parish by 900 majority Burke's
majority Is 1856. Elam's 1885, Vance. fog the
LEGISLATURE, gets 1856. Il, W. VtUhN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
ri EVA Id A.

dent Democ .at In the Eighth District. carrie g
Cnss county By @ majority of 1900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08
sE&@DE IL 4.
Further Returns In the Congressional
Election,

ie ,ial vote of Wash
= owing for congress-
ie1lardv (Dem.l 1877.
.r,Augh (Greenback k ~
i Hatch. (Dem.) for
so majority.
Democratic vote Of
d (Rep.) nominee. q
Il Sawyer. Indepen-