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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

Miss Mary B. Burch, daughter Of
Colonel John G. Burch, secretary Of
the United States senate, graduated at
Vassar College last week.
Colonel A. NJ. Buckham, Of New
Orleans Major Isaac NJ. Worthing-
ton, Of Chicot county, Ark. and
Major John D. Adams, Of Little Rock,
en- route East, are at the Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Cooper
arrived in the city from jackson,
Tennessee last evening and will make
their residence among US. The lady
was formerly Miss Gertrude 4. NJ.
Slater. She became Mrs. Cooper at
Jackson yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
AHSater.

An inquest vas held By Esquire
spelrnan On the remains Of a. IN
known white man found floating IN
the river opposite the foot Of Monroe
street. No means Of identifying him
we're discovered. He appeared to have
been in the water FIVE or six days and
was between twenty and twenty-five
years Of age. He was we'll dressed
and her were no mark 10 indicate that
violence caused bis death. The ear.
ments on his person included a sum-
mer suit Of outer clothes, all made
from n piece, a new pair Of CATERS,
canton flannel drawers and black
neck-tie; the whole garb indicating
the wearer to have been a man Of cul-
ture and taste.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

TULLAHoMA, MIDDLE Tenn, July
i, 1879.-EDITOR LEDGER-The heat
Of summer has fairly set in, aud the
average tourist can now be found at
almost any place where there is good
water and plenty TO eat; consequently
the country is pretty full of health and
pleasure seekers, for no country affords
50 pany summer resorts as Middle and
East Tennessee. But the people are
stopping at the places this year which
afford the best railroad facilities and
the best hotels.
The weather is delightfully."- cool and
dry, and free from the slightest mala.
rial faint. The Fourth will be celo-
brated at Plant Springs, q tow miles
from this place, bY a pienio and brsn
dance, We have tho 'Cagcade " three
miles drive from the hotel a beautiful
waterfall nearly 100 ioot high ball
room %b9th-roQms, etc. with a happy
crowd OF people. TunoN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
BOat Race.
Missouri Republican, juno col

missouri Republican, June S0.l
One of the sporting events of s>,,.
terday was a thrilling boat race ON I'll,
river, witnessed by an INTERESTING anG
highly excited throng ON the ievee
The account Of the event is thus giyer
by a reliable observer:
At 1880 am. the steamer j. B. M
K6hlor and the East st. Louis Eleva.
tor started from the l%atter's position
for a race to the bridge. The Elevator
sold second in pools from the fact that
the Kehlor had been training and
working hard for fourteen days for a
start.
The track was in splendid condition,
free from dust and no wind. After
the start the Kehlor. had it her own
way for half an hour, gaining slowly
but surely on the Elevator, but when
the Kehlor's iaokstaf got as far as the
midship gangway of the Elevator the
captain of the Elevator shook her
up" and now the race became excit-
ing. 1t was neck-and-nec for one
hour, when the Elevator got warmed
up and passed the Kehlor under way.
Lateral II am. the Elevator
had taken the Kehlor in tow and was
landing her.
STILL Lateral 1870 am. the
tow line had been either parted or cast
Of, and the Kehlor had given up the
race and left the track with her head
down stream.
Upon the levee the betting among
the negroes was very lively, the odds
among these astute boatmen being on
the Elevator from the start. The
scene at the conclusion of the race
was a hilarious one.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
Hayes P-redicament.
Savannah Timss.l

1t is stated that Mr.. Hayes was per
sonally in favor Of signing the judicial
bill, but that the Stalwarts of his
party would not allow him to do SO.
so much did they crowd him on Mon.
day that he scarcely found an oppor-
tunity to have family prayers yery
necessary operation before making
another effort to enslave free born
American voters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

s.. Paul Globe.l
A Washington dispatch says that
Senator Logan is publicly making an
ass Of himself by staggering around
and denouncing Hayes for signing tbe
army appropriation bill. The CORE.
spondent is wrong. Logan is not
making an ass of himself he is simply
manltesting the characteristics with
which nature has endowed him.
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on for Chnttnnonra

strong, together with FIVE or six younJ
lady friends, left last night BY the L
O'Clock train over the Charleston rail
road, for Chattanooga, to participat,
IN the match prize drill for a purse o
$500 and a set of %colors, the contest /,
come of tomorrow. The soldier.
were escorted to the depot by a num-
Der of friends, and a spirited seen,
was to be witnessed about the depot
previous to the departure. The men
to participate in the contest number
t~hirty-nine, rank and file, and are as
follows:
5. I. Carnes, captain H. B. Camp,
first lieutenant Harry Allen, second
lieutenant w. L. Clapp, third lieu
tenant; R. Wright, FIRST sergeant r.
Harris, second sergeant Il. A. Lamb,
third sergeant. Privates - W. j.
Steel, Q. r. Harris, Charles Patton.
Sam Hays, Frank Cruise, j. w.
Clapp, John Kirkland, S. j. Mellow
ell, W. G. McNutt, H. Chiles, j. B.
Jones, H. L. Guion, S. II. Phillips,
Branch Martin, R. H.. Baker, George
Crook, j, Z. Henderson, John Brad
Icy, |. M. Hill, it,, R, Wormeley, ir.,
A. H. Proudft, i, Chappels, II. j.
Parrish, II. Raines, @. Morrow. w. G.
Chichester, R. Semmes, w. Warren,
jr., John Waldron, Pres Smith, Allan
Asher, John Frayser.
In addition to the foregoing the fol-
lowing members were also of the Wis
iting party, and will be on hand if
needed Messrs. Day, Williamson,
Smith, Freeman, Sanomer and Coch-
ran also half a dozen well known
young ladies.
The company left about half their
members at home, and these will
likely be on hand to receive the abb
sentees, upon their return, in grand
style.
EXPECT TO WIN.
The Bluff City Grays left for Chat
tanooga last night to participate in the
prize contest for a flag and purse of
three hundred dollars. They went
through a drill at their armory pre-
vious to starting, and from the remarks
dropped by many there was a sanguine
feeling that they will not be second in
the list. The soldiers were accom-
panied by a number of friends, in
GLIDING several young ladies, and the
wife of the captain. Before their de-
parture a large crowd bid them good
cheer, and many wished them success
as we'll as pleasure. The names Of
the men who will participate in the
contest is not known, but the list of
those who went on the excursion, as
printed in this mornings Avalanche,
is as follows
Captain j. T. Cameron First Lieu
H. Rhett Second Lieutenant,
Petit; Third Lieutenant, R. B.
Armour; Surgeon, w. B. Rogers
Q, Harris: Ensign, W. F.
Edmonds First Sergeant, r. M. Iri-
on Second Sergeant, f. A. Haessig
Sergeant, CT Boisseau Fourth
Sergeant, W. P. Wildberger First
Corporal, R. A. Clark Second Corpo-
raj, J.. s. Dunscomb Third Corporal,
Cooper Fourth Corporal, Z. Nose
ley Privates-G. +. Fleece, P. Nc
Gladden., Frank Nelson, w. G. Nelson.
r. Mclaughlin, NJ. S. Croker, G. R.
W. B. Armour, c. Ferguson,
A. Bartibas, J. 7. Fomlinson, j. ".
Sullivan, E. 0. Plummer, R. F. Loo
ney, A. B. Strickland, A. B. Carter,
A. Pierce, A. NJ. Marye, L.V. Dix
on, W. Wills, J. Harbert, K. Ander-
son, j. Franklin, D. E. D~unscomb, T.
White, H. @. Rather, W. L. Dennis,
Stratton, w. Hunter, J, B. Hart,
A. I. Hayden, P. P. Dowdy, W. W.
Rootes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
WATRR

AZ-inch motor, new, With shahins
and fans for sale cheap at A. North Court
r. Also motors for dental chairs. lG
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Kingston Springs.
The best cooks In the State.
HYDRAsT Hose-vERY CHEAP.
78t BROWNE, 258 Second st.

VIVID MILLS for farm purposes, such
as pumping water for stock and irrigation,
and for all domestic purposes, can be had
Of j. w. X Browne, 25s Second street,
agent for the Halliday Standard Mills.
Nr Browne has had one in successful
operation for the past twelve months,
supplying an abundance of water for
bath,tub, Wash-stand and all other house
hold purposes, as we'll as a fresh and con.
slant supply 10 m~ilk-room, and for horse,
COW and chickens, and can throw wator
from the hose-nozzle thirty-fvo feet high,
the only attention required being to keen
the machine oiled. They are a great
l%abor-saying machine, and soon earn their
COST. Parties interested will call and see
Mr.. Browne, who viii take pleasure in
showing the practical workings. 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
Kingsfon Nnrinrs.

Alf Dodd's celebrated string band will
dispense tho best of music during the
season. 1l2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

WALKER RESORT, at fernando curve.
will be opened to the public with a grand
hop tomorrow Fourth Of july nigh,
after the fireworks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

nNA detndhH1 PCrt1tle engine AID boiler,
W W-hurss prWsr. Also Czs E-hOrse pcu-
AIS hIdlu AID engine. cheap fET cash q city
nnssJ1Enes- w. A J. SLAUGHTER 4 %.
iHl-l4
ON ltras-hnrt power Hnrins AID boiler,
W a rsaf DrdE- a sEtSSEL. sR-. 4
sa&- nfr sahHrsun ud rsroza- l0F
A FgHI q So ponds lglE Flle- IN good
- ruulIaU1- VIA Al EeeeEEay Egr-s:"
usar EbuuL une FHGr- EuIIatle fer a county
rrtiuF 4r rtfF uflns. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
SMOKE
Summer Hats.

Simmer Hats.
Elegant hats, suitable for the season,
can be had at low rates of Martin Cohen,
2l9 Main, underline Worsham House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
Kingston Springs.

Family rates Of board, IS per mona.
and half price for children. Round TIP
fekets, a0E ll2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

DR., Glenn, the nominee of the new
constitutional party for governor Of
California, is a native Of Augusta
county, Va. He will not run, how
ever, unless his nomination is Endorsed
by the Democrats.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
LOST.

A GOLD badge, with the inscription Nv.
"A +. De Besanceney, Howard Medical
Corps" Liberal reward paid for it return
10 in Main street.
W. T. DE BEsANCENEY, ND,
loot ll Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
FOR SALE or TRADE.
sTRAYEn.

TWO EDsL Eannud-kE1d t~1p-hurEiss, rsr
IL cbHlp, ElE0 Crt god hack. a. McC1llers'
EK1is. cor EQnr1t ard Ihir1- l0o-ln
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

TE0N " UziDn rrsst, one bly rare p0ny,
il shou1 ) FearE I'D s10d al arU1nL A
mitabis reward Hil be riTsn for the deliver
Ct Eaue 20
If-ll8 JONES, BRgWg 4 co.
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TAKEN UP.

ONE dark r0ane mare, about II hands hirh.
" len car cropped; right ere out. lams IL
left shoulder. At Parker place, central ave
nue., three miles east Of city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
LEDeER Don rRINrINo oyrIcE

LEDGER ION PRINTING OFFICE
~ Madison street.
Every Description Of Printing,
executed in n style
UNSURPASSED IN THE CITY.
Our facilities
Arc Unequaled by any House.
Prices Reasonable.
Country Orders Also Solicited.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
WANTED.
FoR RENT.

IN Planters LEsurEnes BuiliiuK, douhie and
Il EzFls fees. EitEtle tor lawyers o. phui-
Gins Eud dputls and single he6-r1UuE All
val Ertst3 Hzc Wztlnfsd- 1rd 81 modern
rurra15HnreE AVFlvE 81 uErs n Fiautsrs In
EuEHnrf lauYEuV- 81 Mnd1Er1 - E-lN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
PROFESSIONAL
GEO. q. DENT.

Attorney att LAW,
Office: q South Court street. 1887
T Nj. COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
D.. Notary Public and Commissioner Of
Deeds. Special attention given TO collections
In the county. Office ~ Front st. Isl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-05
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November 4.-The city O.
Milwaukee gives Smith (Rep) for Cover
nor 1000 majority, with three precincts
TO hear from. A Republican gain Of about
800 over the vote Of two years ago.
The city Of Milwaukee complete, gives
Smith (Sep) for Governor, Q, 1872 majority
The City Of Madison, usually Democratic
gives Smith 80 majority. Returns from
thirty.one towns and cities, outside oI
Milwaukee, show a Republican gain o.
200 over the vote OF two years ago.
RACINE, November 4.-Racine county
gives Smith (Rep) 4s3 majority. Packard
Dem elected to the Assembly by 40 ma
jority.
MILWAUKEE, November Also =. NJ
One hundred and thirty.nine towns and
cities, including Milwaukee, show mel
Republican gain OF S,G77 over the vote oil
two years ago. Smith, Republican, fol
Governor, has majority OF II, 900 so far,
with half the State to hear from. His
majority is safely estimated at $1,000, and
with strong probability OF $4,000. The
Assembly aud Senate are largely Republi.
can. Ex.State Senator Kuhn, Chairman
OF the Democratic Central Committee, was
defeated for the Assembly by more than
1000 the district giving him four years
ago G6O majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-05
MISSISSIPPI.

GRENADA, Miss, November 4.-Demo.
Gratis will carry this precinct by majorit-
ty OF 200, out Of total vote Of 4l2; will
carry the county by 500; gain Of 200
over last year.
VloxsBURa, November 4.-The election
passed of quiet; but little will be known
OF the result until tomorrow.
JACKSON, November 4.-The election
was very quiet, q small vote being poled.
The returns are light; cannot Judge the
result, though it is expected that the Dem.
ocrats will carry the State with the excep-
tion OF a ewcounties. Kinds county pro-
baby elects the greater part Of the Green
back ticket. Yazoo goes Democratic.
The Democratic ticket Of Yazoo City
was elected. Majority not yet known.
A small vote was pOlled.
JACKSON, November 4.-The election
passed of very quietly, but little interest
being manifested. A small voIe was
polled throughout the State. The indica-
tiOns are that the Democrats will carry all
but a few counties. The complexion OF
the Legislature will be unchanged. The
GreenbaCkers will probably elect part oi
their ticket. Kinds and Yazoo counties
have gone Democratic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-05
MINNESOTA.

Sr. PAUL, November 4.-Returns come
in slow from the country, only a few
precincts being received. These indicate
u much smaller vote than two years ago
and the majorities are proportionately re-.
duCed. There is much scratching Of all
the leading candidates. Pillsbury, the
Republican candidate for Governor, falls
behind the ticket in most precincts but
runs ahead largely in few. Gilman, Re.
publican candidate for Lieutenant.Gov-
eS.rnor, generally runs ahead. 1t is not
likely that tho average majorities on the
State ticket will much exceed 10000,
though returns from large interior towns
may materially increase the Republican
vote. Some precincts in the south of the
State where the bulk OF the vote is cast
show large Republican gain. In St.
Paul, Rice, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, is running ahead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-05
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS
BELLAIRE.

Local Points Hnd GOSSip-Am I'nSntIs.
factory spelling "Rec."
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Disciples
Church propose having u social and SUP
per at the residence OF Rov. B. s. Dean, ON
Gravel Hill, next Friday evening. A
pleasant time is anticipated. All are in.
vited.
The concert under the management CT
Mr.. @. Y. Lucas, assisted by five other
musicians of Wheeling, to be held at City
Hall on Thursday evening, willbe for tho
benefit Of the Episcopal Church OF
Bellaire.
Coal matters are OF interest Just now TO
Bellaire people as well as to those down
the river below the coal fields. The banks
stopped the production OF egg Conl aud
consumers must either use nut at Ave
cents or lump at seven cents. The nut
coal is too line for general use. Even IL
egg coal had TO be paid for at tho same
rate as lump coal, many would prefer it,
The interest in spelling schools that be-
came an excitement and swept over the
country like an epidemic some years AGO.
will probably not be revived. A spelling
school was appointed for Monday night,
when two sides Of fifteen persons were
chosen. The words were pronounced
from McGutiey's spelling.book. A ruling
OF the pronOunCer nearly ended the affair
at the start. Pare WIS given out and SPELL
ed pear ard pair before it was spelled the
way 1t happened to be in the book, and he
refused to define it, Many Of the spoilers
were put down on words that are spelled
more than one way, but only one in that
book. At last keeLSon and krdal put down
several on each side. II another spelling
match be arranged, and there are many,
i they could be got together, who would
like to take part III one, some stated au.
thority should be the final resort. And it
is hardly fair to put down n speller for
giving two Is 10 traveller, for Instance,
when half the standard books published
have two Is.
One Of the rules adopted by our School
Board says that pupils shall not drop any
study without the consent OF the Board.
A similar rule has Just been tested at Pom.
eroy, concerning drawing, and The Board
lost It's suit in court.
An excursion train over the Pennsyl-
vania road, will run from Bellare Tues.
day OF next week, to Chicago, taking those
who desire 10 see Gen. Grants reception
in that city on Wednesday. The fare for
the round trip will be seven dollars.
p n +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-05
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 4.-The election to.
day was quiet and peaCeable, good full
vote was polled, and party lines were pret.
ty strictly drawn, and there was much less
scratching than was anticipated. The can
didates are: For County Treasurer W. +.
johnson. Republican; John Guerin, Dem
ocrat. For Judge Of Superior Court, Sid.
ney Smith, Republican; Adolph Moses,
Democrat. Clerk Of the County Court,
Surveyor and County Commissioners were
also voted for. Returns from 10 precincts
out OF ll9 In the city give johnson 2,l0l
Guerin 2,045, Smith 2,lO5, Moses 2,0l7.
These figures indicate very close contest.
CHICAGO, November 4.-Tle Republi.
cans are now firing guns in honor OF their
victory in the city and Cook county. In.
dicattons are that the city Is Republican
by 5000 majority, a gain Of 10000, and
the county by 7,0OO to 5000.
MDNIGHr-0ne hundred and ten pre-
ctnCts out Of llS givo johnson 22,7SS,
Guerin l7,72S; Johnson's majority 5,O55.
CHICAGO, November This city COM
ple.e, except three precincs, gives John
son 2O2G4, Guerin l5,6S5. The returns
from the county now in give Johnson
about 1900 majority, and further returns
will increase 1t TO possibly 8 600, making
Johnson's majority in the entire county
over 1000. The Socialists polled about
1900 votes in tho city, very large falling
oh. Tho ontire Republican county ticket
Is elected by abOutthe same vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-05
VIRGINIA,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 4.-This
city gives 5SS majority for the debt pay
ers candidates for the Legislature, which
insures their election.
NORFOLK, Va, November 4.-The Read.
justers carried Norfolk by 10 majority.
In Portsmouth there is tie between the
Readjusters and Funded candidates for
the House Of Delegates.
Macon (Readjuster) Is probably elected
Senator from the Norfolk District, and
Boush (Republican) is probably elected
from the Portsmouth District.
The negroes voted almost unanimously
with the Readjusters.
FREDERlcESBURd, VA.,. November A.
The Debt Payers have carried this county
and Senatorial District by large majority.
In the adjoining district, reports tonight
indicate the defeat Of General Fitzhugh
Lee by Duff Green (Readjuster).
A remarkable incident to-day was the
appearance. OF large body OF colored
voters, with 1ie and drum and flying the
Virginia flag, who voted for the Debt Pay.
ers' candidate.
Tho Republican candidate has but IL
votes and the Readjuster only 80.
HARRlsoNBuRd, Va, November 4.-The
anti-MCColloCh bill candidates for the
Legislature In this part OF the State secure
an overwhelmingmajority over the friends
OF that bill.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. November "A dis
patch from Charlottesville says: The
Funders have carried Albomarlo and de-
feated Massey, one OF the leaders oil the Re
adjusters, which is considered an indica
ton OF great victory for the McColloct
bill.
PETERSBURG, Va, November 1.-THE re-
suit OF the election here gives Wilcox
the Readjuster candidate for the Senate
34S majority over the Debt Payers candi
date. DR.. VIM. Z. Harwood and DR.. D. L
Mayor, Readiuster candidates for the Leg
lature from this city, are elected by abou
900 majority.
Returns from the various precincts II
adjoining counties give the ReadjusLers
small majority.
Though defeated IL the election herr
TO day, the supporters Of the McCullocl
bill are confident that they have iarg
majority in the State.
RICHMOND, November 4.-The vote OF III
city was tho smallest ever polled. Ther
being no opposition TO the funders or deb
payers ticket, but few negroes voted. Th
returns received at fuaders' headquarter
here, show that all the counties whic
were considered doubtful have gone 10
the readjusters. With all that however,
is claimed that the iunders will have
majority in both houses. AT the reat
liuSters Headquarters II Is claimed the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Returns
from the eastern counties are meagre, but
all show Republican gains. Nine wards
out OF thirty-One in the city OF Philadel.
phia show Republican gain Of 1000.
The indications are that the city oil
Philadelphia has gone Republican by a
larger majority than ever before known
on State ticket. Returns from the State
continue to show Republican gains.
Partial returns from q out OF 67 coun.
ties OF this State, exclusive OF philadel.
phia county, show Republican gains OF
5000. TwentY.seven wards in Philadel.
phis, out Of 81, give Butler for State
Treasurer 2G, ,2lG majority over Barr, Re.
publican gain OF O,70l.
PITTSBURGH, November 4.-Returnsf from
10 districts in Allegheny county give
Butler, (ReP.) for State Treasurer 3,4ts,
Barr, (Dem.) 2,ol3; Republican majority
l,4S5. This city will give a Republican
majority OF from 5000 to 5000. The
entire county Republican ticket will be
elected by maiorties ranging from 1000 to
5000.
One hundred and thirty.two towns
and precincts outside OF this city give net
Republican gain OF 5,4l0. The State will
go Republican by 10000, with fair pros
peCt OF swelling it TO $4,000.
ERIE, November 4.-The Republican
majority in Erie City will be about 950.
The Democratic majority last year was
l5l. Repub lican gains in the county, but
not in the same ratio.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Returns
from fifteen connties, including Philadel-
phia, show Republican gain on the State
ticket OF about 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The fol-
lowing is the total vote in the city to-day
on the State ticket: Treasurer, Butler,
Rep, "A, ,4Ol; Barr, Dem, 1883; Sutton,
GreenbaCk, 4l3; Richardson, Prohibi.
ZIONIST, IS. Butler's majority over Barr,
S0,0GS. The Republicans elect the county
ticket by majorities ranging from 81, 900 to
&c, 600.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. Al A.M.-Scattering
returns from l56 districts in Western
Pennsylvania, outside Of Allegheny coun.
ty, give Butler, Republican candidate for
State Treasurer, $500 majority-a Repub.
lican gain OF l,O3O over the gubernatorial
vote Of 1878.
Allegheny county, 80 far as heard from,
gives Butler (Republican) 5000 majority,
The Republicans claim the county BY
1000 majority. and tho election OF tho en-.
tire county ticket.
PHILADELPHIA, November 81 A.M.-
The following Is list By counties oi esti.
mated majorities in the vote for State
Trnasnrer.