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New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
DETROIT pREpARING Fo8 TIE FUNERAL.
A PROPOSITION 10 CLOSE PLACES OF BUSINESS
MEETINGS. EIC.

A PROPOSITION 10 CLOSE PLACES OF BUSINESS
MEETINGS. EIC
DETROIT. Nov. 3.-The arrangements for
the funeral Of the Chan ler have not yet
beep completed, but there s no doubt II VIII
be the most imposing aud solemn occasion ever
known IN this city, The re Dans will lie In
state in the vestibnle of the City Hall from We'd
uesday at 8 q. m until .. The public vii. bs
admitted at the FioIt-s entrance and pas, out on
Michigan-ave guard selected from the various
panes OF troops will be stationed around the
coffin until O'clock when the remains vii be- taken
back TO the Chandler mansion. on Fortst where he
funeral wiz take at p. Only few lhs'inate
friends have admitted t. the remains thus iar
AT "A meeting OF the Execu i've Committee OF mer
chaus and uacturers this morning. IL was resolved
that the members committee close their places of
during hours appointed for the funeral.
The committee recommends that the merchants OF tho
oity and state do the same.
or citizens was heln at the heeo rucFs court
room to-day. A large numbsr of prominent ctzens
we're present 1ne chair occupied by Mayor Lang-
don who stated the object Of the meeting aud delivered
a eulogy upon the dead statesman. COio"cl Duiirld
Was chosen secretary committee Was appoln od 10
draft resolutions In conjunction with similar com-
nlttee from tue Common Council and they fepOft'ua
series which were adopted.
The Common Council met In the afternoon 10 take
official action. Alderman Finney moved thar a COM
mIttee OF ye Aldermen and iour city officials, 10
miitee brought In an elaborate eulogistc preamble aud
resolutions, ordering that mark OF respect the
flags all the buildings under tue control o Tue city
be placed haifmaet unt1i sunset or the day of ho
with the citizens committee aud the friends OF tho
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
STRENGTH OF THE KELLY BOLT.

The secretaries of the Kelly State Com
m,tee. Mr.. Rhodes and Mr. skees. sat In their
rooms in the ST. Nicholas Hotel yesterday afternoon.
looking as serene and fully satisfied bolters
could look no believed they had done their work well
Mr. Skees said he should have accepted the place
on the State Committee be had known TO what dnen-
sions the work OF the bolters would have grown On
many days during the he mad worked almost in
cesssutly from o'clock in the morning unrl O'Clock
the next morning. They had succeeded In working
vice as much interest IN the Kelly boom" as they at
hrst hoped Their strength seemed increase day
by day. and yesterday they received messages ard
letters than day Of the The tone OF all
OF them WAS very graf II ing.
In 20 n question. Mr.. skees said the heading
men In the movement throughout the state had been
requested g. do all they could 10 prevent voting for the
Republican candidate In order 10 bit Mr.. Robinson
twice" with vote. They looked upon the defeat
OF Governor Robinson thing. and were desirous
Mr. Keys friends and the friends OF the he
Represented hOud place their vote manner 70 show
the fullest strength Of the boiling movement.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MONTREAL BANK RESUMES BUSINESS
MONTREAL, Nov. 3.-Ihe Exchange Bank opened
its doors resumption Of business today
.OLD WEATHER AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNAiI Nov. 3.-A high wind from the north
has prevailed All day, witb falling temperature Ats O'Clock
the Thermometer registered 5O'.
DEEP SNOW IN ONTARIO
TORONTO, Nov. 3.-A severe snow-storm prevailed
throughout Ontario ,as night and TINS morning. In some
SEIZURE OF THE LIBERIAN EXODUS SHIP.
CHARLESTON, >. c.. Nov. 3-Ihe bark Azor, be-
longing the LDesn Exodus Association. Will be sold here
by order Uf the court on the 9th INST
THICK ZOE IN siANITOBA.
WINNIPEG. Man., Nov San Ice bridge has
formed river at tins point and people are crossing On
foot to-day The weather In clear aud cold
TWO HUNDRED FARMERS FOR TEXAa
NFw-ORLEANs, Ov. 3.-Ihe steamer leutonia,
from Liverpool brought 200 farmer Immigrants for Texas
vino will lnyes from slOO 10 10000 each IN land
COURTNEY AGREES TO ROW.
CAYUoA \. Y, Nov. 3.-Cnarles Courtney sent a
dispatch 10 William Bakie accepting the lat sug
geston HanIaa race ior the s6OOo aud agreeing 10
put up 5000 foIieI
THK GREENFIELD MURDER TRIAL
M weSi In the Greonne,d muraer case Tor new trial
far ine An adjournment was ordered until
Fday November 81 to gave sufficient time 10 prepare AIN
DIRECTORS OF THE LONG BRANCH PIER
IO>G BRANCH, NJ j., Nov. 3.-Ibe Long Bianch
Company elected the ioSwhs a.eSsrs WI" m
land ST.. q. sLaisr samuel NJ James ana warren
Le'A"u' STUDIES NOT COMPULSORY,
PoNrRoY Ono Nov. 3.-Wiliam Tucker has
sued the Boarc kducaon aud recovered $50 damages
sco, tucker informed eas hor thar his daughter must
not study drawing and The boaiu III consequence oApou
her BASEBALL IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 3.-Ibe League Chicago
sna er To-day before fully 5000 persons The playing
OF very sharp ~ ne h,ih Out .ns
Ths Al Tue close as oNo"s CinelnhAu IN
cago,l.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
ELECTION ORDERS TO THE POLICE.

Ihe Ponce Board nciu TWO Dflef sessions
yesterday MI caused by the designations OF
election inspectors aud poll clerks. The following
orders ISSUED 10 tne ronrot
Officers Of the police detailed 10 duv a polling places
4th INST will call che particular attention OF in
specioIs aud poll clerks section AZ Of
Election law, requiring the cHstlng and canvass of
tea lots presence of the puhlc ana the person
designated bv candidates witness IN" canvass. and
such person il to De allo" ed 10 be near enough 10
whether he duties of the insneciors faithfully
per Ormcd section 30 of the Election law. requiring
the inspectors securely 10 pastc 80 each settlement of
canvass one bul Of each kind found 10 have been
given aud IN words al u length opposite such
ballot and written patlN on such ballot ana partly on
tue paper to winch IL shall be- pasted attached. the
whole number of such ballots received and ~ sections
40 80 ST. 80 and 50 OF ad law prescribing the method
OI Vass.
Officers of police detailed Will STATE Ia nspc ctOrs OF
el,ct ion aud poll clerks that pay M Will bc made
aay inspector of election pol e. rk who shal not
have fully compiled with ali t.-s requirements of the
re- ing s duties, and that tn Board Oi Po Ice
WI cause Information 10 be gwen 10 the Grapd Jury
o. All violations Of the Election law committed or SUI
fcrcd committed by any Inspector Oi el' ctlOn 10
end that the person offending snail be punished
according 10 law.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
MIR. TALMAGE ON THE CANVASS.

In the course of his sermon on Religion
Politics and Business" SUNDAY morning. Mr. Tai
mage said
IL seems to me be subject Of congratulaon that
party lines Brooklyn completely broken up. For
the first time in my memory the lash OF the whip Of
party is ABSENT Our city tickets made up mostly Of
honest men, As between the two candidates for the
Mayoraty you must choose, for both are good men
When say take religion INTO politics do not mean
sectartanism The nation which perrits secJarianism
to be introduced politics on It's TO dissolution.
One of the candidates asks your votes Is Catholic
and while believe MIN BE- well qualified for the pcs
ron he seeks understand that an effort j. TO De made
on account his religion To defeat hiD Professionalism
or Roman Catholicism has no business al the baliotbox
fAupause1 The Constitution gives the righ To every
man 10 worship God according TO the dictates OF his
conscience Nav God help us 10 act patriotic unseli
fsh arf on
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
MANY ROBINSON MEN pEsPONDENT.

At the Robinson headquarters the work of
the seemed to have closed Saturday night.
Yesterday the carpets in the removed, and
locai politicians wandered around In aimless
ner. talking about the prospects Of the morrow. The
leaders. when inquiry made the subject spoke
conhdentyI but the general appearance OF the various
groups who gathered In in confidential
communion not indicative OF hope. One man. more
frank despondent than others. said: q" have
such a canvass. There has been harmony
OF action No one has been willing 10 spend any
money. and those WHO have acted ba,e wasted
their energy bv acting at cross purposes with each
other" Another man sad in whisper, looking around
the room. /" Do Won III ueni Th,re Is not
who Is not watching for chance To sell the rest out II
he ger his All b sc ca p0lit clans wan Is
for esch get he Off whatevcr else he Is after
They nothing for the stale ticket for the piry
At The rooms Of the Committee II Two Hundred and
ity, III Broadway. neer Twenty y-nrst, oniv two or
three men present most OF the time last evening
One OF these said 10 inqurng that the work
OF the canvass done, tie ticket were disribut d.
nothing remained except TO n Ike ready AT the
polling paces for the proper distribution Of the tickets
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
NOTES FOR ELECTION DAY.

Attention is called to the fact that the Re
publican ticket substituting the name Of the Hon.
Miles Beach for Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas
erroneous that II gives the OF the candidate
Secretary of State Joseph Carr instead OF JV
seph B Carr.
Major John b. Fassitt, the Republican NOM
ince Tor Assembly XIXh DIS. rct, Is graduate
OF Harvard College, has good record soldier and
f. widely known. His election to-day will give the
XIXth District a credtaDle representative In the AS
semOly.
A meeting of the Hid Assembly District
Republic N Association held last evening AT No.
2@5 Grandst. for the purpose OF appointing captains
for different election districts Thomas H. Riley,
president OF the association, said In conversation last
evening, that excellent work had been done by the as
sociation during the campaign Although the district
Democratic o large Republican vote would De
pOled and owing To- fhe spit In tue Democratic party
tn Republican candidate for movman Charles w.
Hovey, would i've elected. There wgsnt a Republican
voter the District, he said that TO his knowledge,
would scratch his ticket
Charles Z. Lansing states that owing to
business engagements he ha- declined the nomination
by the Republicans III tae KIN nate District
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
REPUBLICAN HOPES IN HUDSON COUNTY.

The campaign IN Hudson County, n. D., has
been carried on with great vgor for the last two weeks
and the outlook IL very encouraging the Of
the Republican candidates. Owing to the great dssat
isfaction that exists Democrats over the re-
nomination OF Edward II. Mcdonald Director at
Large OF the County Board OF Chosen Freeholders
August Ingwersen. the Republican candidate, will
probably be elected. James NJ Brann, the present
County Clerk, having been refused denomination by
the D,mOcrats Is running Independent Democrat
against George r. Fielder. the regular nominee or his
party and this split OF the party Will probably elect
Henry Van Horn. the Republican candidate. TIE As
sembly Districts Will be close, hut the Republicans
will prohaby carry the lid, Win aud With Districts,
While the Ist ana With Districts Will be doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
THE CAMPAIGN OVER.

GOSSIP FOR TO-DAY'S BREAKFAST-TABLE.
THE sNow-sfoRM AND THE voTR-Bow HUMAN
RIGHTS ARE TRAMPLED upON IN NARROW
MINDED AND PASSIONATE SOUTH.
The campaign in Massachusetts, closed last
night with speeches in various places by the
most brilliant of the Republican leaders
and by General Butler. There Is some
fear that the snOw-stOrm may make
the vote in Massachusetts light. Mr..
Singleton, the Confederate officer who
now occupies seat III Congress, has
in public speech indorsed the killing OF
Dixon at Yazoo. A telegram from Washing
ton says that great interest is felt there IN the
election in New-York State. A business mans
opinion about Louisiana is given in letter
printed below. Professor Greener has related
to TRIBUNE reporter some interesting facts
about the way his race is treated in the
South.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
PROSPECTS IN KINGS COUNTY.


RANGEMENTs FOR VOTING.
The polls in Brooklyn will open at 6:34 a. m.
TO-DAY. ana will close at 453 D. m Ateach OF me poll
in I'm the III districts OF the twenty-five wards
Renuhlicap aud Democratic poll clerk will keep the
taly lists of They we're appointed yes
terday The wDole number OF voters registered III
Drooklyn il l65 against S3,se6 last year. vote VI
900 ia exDeeted ia county towns outside the city
hmits Indications, observed by those most accus
tanned 10 view political neld point toward Repub
can victory the city aud county Officers Inc nara
yht over Senator tie Hid District VIII undoubtedly
the election Mayor 5ehroederas many Demo
crats are not we'll disposed toward his opponent. Mr.
Coooricb and will refrain from voting. In the lNth
District the between Senator John I. Jacobs
Democrat, and Colonel Heniy ROehr Republican, VII
he close The friends OF the latter claim 10 be able To
overcome the Democratic majority IN the district lh
the I'D District the Democratic candidate MT Mnrtha,
will doubtless win the duy from Mr. OHsnan, Green
hacker supported by Republicans. or the twelve As
senby Dstricts most probable computation points
10 Republican success five Democratic In seven
OF the three OF the Peace. two Republicans WI"
be ected probably In the various ward contests there
will undoubtedly be few changes In the present ma)or
ties in the Boards OF Aldermen and SUPERVISORS.
visits TO the various Campaign Committee headquar-
ters Brooklyn last evening showed that active work
was continued the latest hours OF the contest AL
the Republican the Continental BUILDING many
visitors were present during day and evening Com
pl6te cOnnQrnCe MAS expFctccu W tnom III
success State local tickets IL was stated
that the latest Developments were decidedly agiust
retlectI0n Mayor Howell aud Tor the success of
Mr. Woodruff. THIS strongly asserted al the Head
quarters OF the Independent Democrats 10 hu0n.aye
mere NJ was said tLat the candidacy Of J. W. Flaberty
for Mayor greatly injured Mayor Howelis prospects
aud would draw on enough votes IT, Insure he success
Of Mr. Woodruff A prominent member OF the cOn.lnit-
tee said lO0 600 ballots Tor john Kelly had b,en
sent out aud was certain mat he would poll 10000
votes IN County Al Toe rooms or The Democratic
CommiIt.e at Court Kemsen sts. iitte was aOiug
except discussion tne chances oi local candidates
member ol uittee expressed the hope that Gov
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
WANTING A RETURN FOR THEIR MONEY

The Tilden- Robinson Democrats held a
meeting I'm Irving Hall Sunday, at which delegates
from every election district present These work
ers were addressed by John r. Fellows. T. c. f. Eccle-
ne and Others and instructed to watch the polls
carefully on election dav, and see that every man did
his duty, whatever that might imply. Messrs. Ecce-
sine. Fellows. Flynn and other AnttIsmmsny canoi
,a,ss nrofesssd themselves as confident OF
N,cnoa, said would have the support oftbe
" Independent Republicans" political worker stand
ing by exhibited the independent Republican ticket
with the names OF Anl!Iammany nominees lor Iocs OF
cs. stscbed But won't you be unnecessarily throw
ing away votes some OF your state candidates oy
ssS"ng ,ns those Independent tickets a. asked by
sp.snder . no." WAS the reply. we have put $4,000
into this independently movement anu We must tc'
acme benefit from It."
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
A BUSY TINE FOR LETTER-CARRrERs.

Letter-carriers have had their hands full
during the last few days. the extraordinary Increase OF
mail matter being TO the dissemination of political
circulars On Saturday night OF the carriers did
not get through their last deliveries until midnight
On sunday they kept in the various branch offices
sorting their that there might be no delay
Yesterday morning. Mauy OF the carriers started ont
with eighty pounds mail matter each on their first
deliveries Yesterday, and "A consequence all subse
ouent deliveries we're slightly behind time. Postmaster
Lanes vest ray issued circular In which he expressed
bis tha ks To all employees OF the office Tor their all
geuce nd zeal and expressed his appreciation OF the
ready and cheerful IN which they responded TO
,b jemond for extra duty. He also thanked them for
renewed evidence Of their commendabe pride III the
reputation of office for promptness and efficiency III
IA oDcratiOns.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
CASES OF FALSE REGISTRATION.

The subject of false registration received
passive in the meeting OF the Police Board yes
,erdav Commissioners MacLean and French both hint
inc tbat cases OF this known 70 them. and
would receive attention during the night ana In the
morning OAicers after many OF these people now
s.id Commissioner MacLean. and before day break ar
res,s will be made" Both Commissioners declined 10
specy instances tor fear OF defeating the ehdH o JUS
tice. ... ..o.,ardax hv Judge Bi1bv for
..a .r,e.t of Charles n. smith, who. IL was aitReu,
tS ,ramnuentIy registered ia tho lid Assembly DIS
,r,nt a WAS found 1--we at The place No naued as
his rcsidencr. -, -, ,ha ridr,dge street Po-
lice last night arrested Jonn owens twenty SIX yssLs arc
Ia a der sc No. 20 BOwery. Tor Violation oI tue
Resistry law. 0wens served term ei TWO yoais ia
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
HAYTI AND sANTO DOMINGO.

HAVANA, Nov. 3.-ln the Republic OF Hayu,
General salomon was proclaimed President on the 23d
uit He oDtaued eighty-tw1 Qua o eghty-seven votes
in the National Assembly. Ministry has not yet been
formed. General Solomon Secretary OF Finance and
Commerce under sououque. aud was Minister Pltnipo
tentiary to the Engsn and French COnris under sal
nave The Republic Is tlanqu, though II i feated tue
trauauty l. superficial. lne news from SanO Domingo
Is to the goth ut. without y iug -igle shOt Tue
whole OF the in the North has rlhed tie rN0u
touary movement. Genera LupcfOn has also joined
the rebels. who marching SOUTH 1he SOuth !. ap
parenty adheung To the Government. Piesiuent Gull
ero Is making strenuous cxertiOns 10 assemble troops
against the rebels ami hghtng may be soon expected.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
crat, came into the room. and calling to Judge

crat, came into the room. and calling to Judge
Keils, said that he came a. friend, ana
commanded the firing to cease. light was
brought and Young Keils started for the door, but
dropped dead upon the threshold He was carried
away by colored men. The mob then de-
stroyed the ballot-box with it's contents. and oy
that means secured Democratic victory III tne
county by majority of about fifty votes.
After the funeral Of his son, Judge keils pro-
cnred the Indictment of n number of men whom he
knew TO he participants In the not The trials have
never taken place. however every witness oil the
riot has either been inundated or driven away
Republican State official having pre- ented the
summoned a colored man named Hiyard Miles as
the first witness, this man gave his testimony. lie
rhe members of the Grand Jury, himself one OF the
rioters moved that Miles be arragned for perjury:
He was arraigned and tried and sentenced
to a tenn OF five years in the penitentary. Inc
riot has never been punished to this day.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
Sing Sing burglary. and lost his right Of regis
traIOn.
A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CORONER
Dr. Levi Jewett one of the Republican can

A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CUKUNEh'
DIR. Levi Jewett, one of the Republican can
didaes for Coroner, IL earnestly supported for that
oc, by his political associates The following address
to voters IN his behalf signed by large number Of ply
scians. was issued Saturday
We. the undersigned members OF the medical profes-
sion. rralizne the importance OF having physician 10
the Office OF Coroner do hereby approve and ndorse tne
noDiEaiion OF DR. Levi Jewett for that Office HIS mfu
zeal education, his services surgeon In the union
Army aud IN the Government hospitals, and his expert
practit this city, qualify nim TOT tnr
posii and therefore recommend him for the sup
port of the electors Of the city at the coming election
II is signed by the following physiciansi Alfred L.
Lo0mis, Bernard Grunhut, u. 8. Westcott. b. Mcln
tyre, II. II. Kane. William c. Hunter T. X. TuihL
James Ross William q. Parrish, Heury Grswold B. B.
Bancser James Hadde C. Van KeureD, j. L. Kennedy,
Stephen W. Roof. j. W. s. Arnold.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
A CARD BY BEACH AND OLCOTT.

ALBANY, Nov. 3.-The following has been
given to the press to-day
To the Democratic party OF the State of New-York-
Inrgc quantities tickets have been sent 10 the diier
ent Democratic County Committee, which tickets are
headed hy Incus Robinson with the Republican cand-
dates for state aud county offices following. These
tickets coming from apparently authentic source are
calculated msiead voters. We ask that they be de-
stroyed wherever found. aud that none bat regular
Democratic ballots he used by Democratic workers and
VOTERS ALLEN e. BEACH,
FREDERIC l.. OLCOTT.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
PETERSBURG FULL OF EXCITEMENT.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 3.-The greatest in
terest aud anxiety felt here tonight to the result
of the election tomorrow which Will determine how
the much agtated question OF the State debt will be
decided. Both funders and readusters are boldiug
grand meetings tonight. the former at the
Academy OF Music and the latter at the Centre Market
House. In order 10 preserve order at the polls and
throughout the city Tomorrow an extra police force
was put on duty this evening. and all barrooms are
ordered closed. Both factions confident Of victory
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
CHIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRIPH
AcARGo THROWN OVERHEARD.

CARGO THROWN OVERHEARD
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 3.-rhe schooner Mary Eve
lin from encountered gale the 9th uit and had
u throw her cargo Of truit oyobOard
A HEAVY EXPLOSION IN A sUGAR-HOU5E
ORLEANS, Nov. 3-The boiler IN the sugar
Lung Charles Parish. exploded toay. Two
killed and four wounded -Four mules were also
killed. - x, e,,..- c..,n.
DELAWARE, Ont, Nov. 3.-Ihe boiler of Garnetts
sawm exploded to-day Killing Edward johnson. the engt
and uiurng three building completely
"i HARD LABOR FOR LIFE.
DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 3.--James l.. Fitch. who re-
Gently murdered wife fouryear old daughter at
ady sentenced to solitary connnement and lard
labor for life.
MYSTERIOUS DISEASE IN CANADA. -
IOSDoN Ont, Nov. "A disease, known locally
as black tongue" but which 10 probably very violent
form appeared In the section OF country sur
rounding city The disease has baied the sku o medi
'A' "A' A COUNTY TREASURES ARRESTED.
CINCINNATI Nov. 3.-AitIed \. Robinson, ex-
treasurer OF County to-day arrested at Miami
been crime for year but was released
'"'' BANK DEFAULrER OWNS UP.
MONTREAL Nov. 3.-MI. Dempster, manager OF
Mosons bank at Ingersol Ont. s In jail here. lie admis
his guilt cpmmeuced by oycfdra~lng MS ac.
which led to ftlsylhg te uo"hs lie VIII uo sVhe W
| WOolstOck for trial.
MAN ALMOST cur IN TWO.
SCPAxIoN pcnil., Nov. 3.-Nnlie Grernback
nautical mseng being held Laokawsnnaave. last
night rIcct.lr drawn Artukn Tie thioug an' man
anei nna fuu over aia alinpnt cut h two ne
die usany the Vor says his horses were gAenrd D
| Tie fireworks and became aniuanA>eAbie.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-04
NETWORK WATCHED WITH HOPE.
GREAT INTEREST FELT IN THE ELECTION BY GEN
TLEMEN IN WASHINGTON.

TLEMEN IN WASHINGTON.
fBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-All classes here on the
tptoe of expectation for the result of to-morrows
contest, especially in New-York. The election
could hardly be watched with more interest if
change of National Administration were depend
ing upon it. Adherents of both parties affect con-
fidence in favorable result and evince the deter
mination to claim victory if the result should be
in any manner ndecislve. Republicans are resting
their hopes upon the fact that the same National
issues which served to win the brilliant victories
Of Maine. California and Ohio have been operating
with equal vigor aud for longer tlme in New-York.
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.