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New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

The Republican newspapers OF this city which
loIned the Democratic press, on the morning after
election, I'm declaring that the whole Re
pnblican State ticket below Governor was
defeated have finally come 10 the conclusion
to admit that Mr. Hoskns is elected, with
the rest Of the ticket. So have most of
their Democratic colleagues. Some of the lat
Ter give Hoskins majority over Potter of
l,OOO while one of our Republican contemporaries,
which has made particularly wild work with the re-
turns, now comedies Hoskins. we notice. majority
Of something over LOO. THE Tribune which
stood alone among the press OF this city the
mornng z after election in claiming the success of
the Republican State ticket, and indicated tho
range of the maiOrties ii would receive, print
ed exactly week ago to-day table
mostly estimatedl of the vote on Lieuten-
nt-Governor. which gave Mr. Hoskins ma
jority of 1912. From this figure the official count
will vary only to increase the majority considerably
The curious feature the whole business is that
the returns accessible TO all papers alike and
oy need for their proper Interpretation the lntei-
gence aud skill which every metropolitan news
paper Is supposed to have at its command. Perhaps
also, there is needed. In a Republican news
paper at least. willingness to tell the
truth, even il 1t does help the Republican
party. These are the two horns of the dilemma in
which some of our Republican contemporaries find
themselves. Their absurd blunders have been due
either to gross ignorance or to that political jaun-
dice which makes "A certain class OF Republicans
always disoontented with Republican success.
The question of corporal punishment has come
Al
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
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Ix,o> >CVAEF rHFAIRF-"frcnch fiGts-
W.iY4,ks : IBFkTkk-"Our Girls.
ANvpIc,v ,v ISsrTrrTE-F Exhibition, Day ana ENeninE
ASSOCIATION HALL-Lecture.
CHcKFRiNG HkII-2:S0 Lecture;
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New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
Arm.2)ork Oailp Gribn1le.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Ii, 1879.
THE NETS rms MOANING.

FoErIGN.-The National Liberals are supporting
Bismarck's railway scheme. == Active rivalry
continues at Constautinople between Russia and
England. == A railroad from Orenbersto Sam
arcand proposed I'm Russia.
CITY AND SUBrRBAN.-The votes of three Assem-
bly Districts In this city canvassed
yester,lay - There a hearing by
Commissioners in regard to convict labor
A conference concerning paupeTs sent
INTO this State was held - Richard
A. Proctor leciurcd the immensely Of space
An improved system for registered letters
has been arranged. == The Rev. c. c. Tiffany
lectured on Norway =- 4 memorial meeting in
honor Of the Rev. DIR. Thompson was held by the
Union League Club. == Gold value of the legal
tender silver dollar tl12l2 grains o0oo cents.
Stock active aud fuci uatng, but after decline
closiug strong.
DoNr,rC.-Robert Toomhs has sent to Chicago
dispatch containing the exclamation, Death to
the Union; he las attempted since 10 explain away
the force of the remark =-= The Postmasier-Gen-
eral has taken further action in regard to the
lottery companies. 60 Ten thousand people at
tended the funeral Of Professor Malon IN Atlanta
Yesterday -= General Grant attended banquet
given by the Army of the Tennessee yesterday
- Fernando g. Beaman has been appointed The
successor Of the late Senator Chandler. - The
Threatened fraud in thc State Government OF Maine
is making progress.
TEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. local observations in
dicate cooler and clear or ialr weather. ThermOme-
Ter YESTERDAY: Highest. 0S lowest. 81 : average,
ES3.-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

ernment measures put together VIII De 50
effective in checking gambling in lotteries as
the dissemination of the one idea that 'ney
are not souarcly conducted. When the io',
tery speculator loses faith IN the hohes'' Vi
the wheel his purchases are at an enu'
II is time to recognize the resplendeh' VII
tue and exalted magnanimity ot A'oeii'"'
William Il. Roberts. Mr.. Roberts was c""-
didoie for Sheriff Mt the recent eiec'io",
wherein the people declined, by maJor''y VI
several Thousand votes, to bestow 'na' IN
upon him. But the noble Alderih""
no animosity 20 the people Oh NC" -,
this ground-nct he. He distinctly """o'
in the meeting of the Board OF sup. ~.
Yesterday that, in view OF 'he i"'' ~
most of the election returns "eIo i"iv
mally drawn and Ignorance ana Irauu
had evidently combined for success "'
"the polls" he was willing 10 so
before the people again on the grouno 'na,
the election was void, and-heIe was the lull
significance of his utterance-he wOuln s'anu
bv the result That is to say, II the Alderiha"
can get a second election, he VIII mou's'S
refrain from asking for third, even 'houS"
bv some untoward accident he should come
ro nearer 70 the,Sherif-s Office than he came
before. Our admiration OF tins geheioS"S'
which the people of New-York have never
done anything to deserve, is lost IN Wo"u'i
how. if IGNORANCE and fraud really uiu co'"-
bjne for "success at the polls" Alderman
Roberts came to be defeated.
A Portland dispatch embodies report cur
rent IN Maine that the fraud threatened pS
the Democrats, which THE TRIBUNE 30
thoroughly exposed the other day. is about 10 oe
attemnted. II is said that the Democratic stare
authorities have prepared certificates OF eiec.
tion for seventeen Democratic " Senators
and eiehty-fve Democratic Representa-
"tivcs." This will give them a m~ori'y l"
hotb bonses and a quorum, should the he-
nublicans retire from tins irauu"'o"'
Legislature, as ,hey might do. ne eno'-
mjty of the fraud can be shown i"
s,ngle sentence 10y stating that the kepup-
licans actually c.ected nineteen Senators 10
twelve for the combined opposition ana
ninetv-one Representatives 10 sixty for the
combined opposition. The pretcXt upon when
this unmistakable popular verdict is to be
reversed is that of bribery 10y Republicans
and it is understood that 10y singular com
cidence the Democratic State officials ina the
votes only of strong Republican towns to have
been invalidated in this way. READERS OF
THE TRIBrNE will remember how frivolous
and trivial was the evidence, alrSady pup
lished in Democratic newspapers, upon wiiich
these charges are founded The people OF Name
know their own affairs best, and there seems
TO be clear expectation IN that State that
this preposterous and infamous fraud VIII be
attempted TO outsiders it seems scarcely
credible But if the Democratic party demo
erately adds to its many burdens the weight
of crime like this, at the very outset oil the
Presidential campaign. it mast expect to be
crushed to the earth by the condemnation OF
the people.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
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New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

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MI Pearson, Assistant Postmaster of this
city. has devised new system of registering
letters, which saves the time OF the public
and time labor and money for the Govern
ment An account Is given elsewhere of the
improved system. which ii Is intended to in
troduce into all the principal post Offices Of
the country.
The completed official canvass III this State
now covers forty-five counties, three
quarters OF the whole number Leaving New
York aud Kings out of consideration there
are thirteen counties to be heard from. OF
these all but two gave Mr.. Cornell plurality
for Governor, and most of them are strongly
Republican. The majority of Mr.. Hoskins now
stands at about 2,1OO. and steadily improves
ms the official returns are received. The cleo
tion of all the candidates except Soule is be-
yond doubt.
A very interesting conference was held in
this city yesterday upon the subject of con-
yict labor Representatives OF three States
were present. and addresses were made 10y
DIR. Wines. Dr. Elisha Harris and others. 1t
WAS noticeable that the representatives OF the
phlaitlropic reformcrs believed in a variety
of trades for cOnvicts. sympathizing with the
opposition to convict labor SO far as 10 think
that il was unjust to mechanics To concentrate
the labor of the prisons upon any one
trade.
A Washington dispatch says that the most
noticeable feature OF the forthcoming report
Of General NimmO Is a discussion OF the
alarming decline of American tonnage. 1t is
strange that in noticing the causes OF the de-
cline 10 mention should be made of the spe-
cial policy pursued by England, France, Ger
many, Holland and Italy in fostering their
shipping il does not follow that America
should subsidize her steam shipping because
her European rivals happen TO have estab-
lished thcils by means OF heavy payments for
carving the mails; but in discussion of
causes no good will come from shutting the
eyes TO a fact in the situation 50 palpable
and striving as thls.
The war on the lotteries is growing. Up
70 tins time We have heard only the musket-
firing now comes the heavy cannonade. The
Postmaster-G General has reached the cOnclu-
sion. based upon the evidence obtained in
this city by Mr. Comstock, that the busl-
ness even of the most respectable lotteries
is fraudulently conducted. and that the De-
partment Is therefore justified III taking the
usual measures TO prevent misuse OF the
mails by swindlers. Postmastors will be
forbidden to cash money orders for
warded by tcket-buyers to the deal
ers measures may also be taken
10 stop the delivery of ordinary letters, as IN
the case of known swindlers; and it is even
suggested that the POstmasterGeneral will
ask Congress TO withdraw from newspapers
which advertise lotteries the privilege
of going through The mails at pound
rates. This is war of an uncompro-
missing sort upon great evil. 1t may
be doubted, however, whether all of the Gov
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

ernment measures put together will be so
effective in checking gambling in lotteries as
the dissemination of the one idea that 'nc'
are not squarely conducted. When the 'o'1
terry speculator loses faith IN the hohes'' Vi
the wheel his purchases are at an END.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

The question of corporal punishment has come
up in a form in one Of the Brooklyn pub
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

Pilgrim Tucge says that during his call at No. 10
Cipher-Alley Mr.. Tilden told him that his income
tax SUIT occupied just about one-brd Of his entire
time. That shows what burdens an Innocent with
an active batch of wicked partners labors under
If the obstacles to the trial of that suit go on in
creasinC at the rate of the past few months il Will
rc0uirc the other two-thIds OF his time simply to
keep track of the
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
Bayard has talked brs boom to death. Nertl

The perfect silence in Cipher Alley onght to serve
az n hint to garrulous Presidential candidates. Ihe
Sage never makes the mistake Of talking when ST.
lence il the wiser course. He knows when to put
whisper where il will do the most good but at pres
ent he isn't even whispering without putting three
or four heavy doors between himself and the pun,
lie ear The last time he talked, it was not 10 tell
the public, like Bayard. that he had never spent q
dollar to get office. and never intended TO- but 10
call attention 10 the fact that he had recently re
plcnished the barrel with roundmillon.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

The Democratic statesmen are making no end of
promises about the good behavior Of the party in
Congress this Winter. Perhaps they think they
will be able to keep them, but the only way 10 do
ID will be to split tue tongues OF Springer. Black
burn Chalmers, Beck. Voorhees, and the rest of the
limber-chinned brigade.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

Why this jealous shifting at Nephew Pelion ID
The World? HIS be-, too. abandoned siate'manshlp
and decided TO start - rival seryant-gir bureau
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

Bavard has once more convinced the Democratic
party that he is " no better than Republican"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

Blackburn says he will stake his souls salvation
on the success of a Democratic ticket made up from
Mcdonald, Hendricks, Voorhees, English. Seymour.
Potter and Church. Don't take the risk Black
burn To be sure 1t isn't much OF a stake, but then
It's all the soul YOU have.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

4 Washington correspondent of The 81. Louis Re
publican hears that the friends of Blaine prefer to
have the next National Republican Convention
meet at Chicago. the friends Of Sherman at Clcve-
land and these of Grant either at Saratoga or Chi
cago and that the friends of Grant favor an early
meeting Meantime Indianapolis puts in per-
sstent bid for the Convention, and The Journal
pliment by wheeling back into line q Republican
State.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

Ex-Governor Dennisou, of Ohio, announces that
he is candidate for the Senaiorship with
Matthews. arGcld and TAFT; and he adds, Lot
the Republicans give us Sherman rs a PresideEt'al
candidate and 1 will go Tor him with a lnrrah!"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-14
Sorrowful Experience.

It was in a Pullman "sleeper' be-
tween Albany and Buffalo. Among the
passengers we've a middle-aged couple,
evidently on their first journey, and a
sour-faced old maid, rather dessicated in
her general effect, who was travelling
alone. The couple had an upper berth
in the adjoining section. In the same
car were couple of frolicsome youths
ready for any sort of mischief. Bed
time came, and ali hands retired. But
the husband could not sleep. Whether
it was because of the motion of the cars,
the noise, or the novelty of the situation
he could not tell, but try as he would, he
could not sleep. At length it occurred
to him that he was thirsty. The more
he thought of it, the more thirsty he
got So he called the porter, who
brought the ladder and helped him down.
Now, while he was gone for the water,
one Of the "boys" stepped out of bed
and shifted the ladder, so that it rested
against the berth in which the ancient
m aiden was sleeping, and then returned
to his bed to note the result. In mo-
ment or two the husband returned, and
crept quietly up the steps, anxious to
make as little noise as possible so as not
to awaken his wife. The occupant of
the bed thus rudely intruded upon awoke
with start, and screamed. The hus-
band, supposing it to he his easily fright
ened wife, tried to reassure her, and said,
SIT is only me-" "Only you, you old
scoundrel," said the venerable maiden,
"I'll teach you lesson !" and with that
she seized him by the hair of his head
and screamed for help. Then he howled
with pain. Then his wife, awakened by
the noise, discovered where her husband
was, and raised her voice in lamentation,
heaping reproaches upon her faithless
spouse. Then the passengers all got up
and demanded an explanation Of the
commotion, and foremost among them
was the wretch who had caused it all.
Then the husband, covered with confu-
sion, and utterly unable to account for
what he had done, climbed down from
his perch and skunk away to bed, where
he was soundly lectured for his faithless-
ness Altogether, it was a most uncom-
Portable, though ludicrous situation, and
the glances of defiance that were ex-
changed between the wife and the old
maid all through the next day were a
study.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-14
JAMES C'AKROLL-
Gan old miner) Tecoma, Nevada.

IF you are going to paint your house,
barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder
full Imperishable Mixed Paint is surely
the best, for it is warranted by their
agents in your own town not to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
work easier than any other paint. Tae rmper.
ishable Paint was awarded The first premium,
over all other paints. at the California State
Fair, 1873 and the Gold Medal nj the Oregon
state Fair, 1873. Get circular from their
Agent. which explains this wonderful discov-
cry. Try the paint and you certainy would
have NO other.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-14
HAVE YOU THE
II Il LIE . ?
4 sure Cure Found ut Last-NO one Need
SnMer.

SuUefs
sure cure for. the blind bleeding itching and III.
cerated piles has been discovered by DR.. Williams ian
Indian remedy called DIR. Williams Indian Ointment.
single box has cured the worst old chronic Of
twenty five and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful sooth
ing medicine Lotions, Instruments and eectuaries do
more harm than good. williams Ointment absorbs
the tumors, alays the intense itching particularly at
gives instant and painless relief and is prepared only
for Piles itching OF the private parts, and nothing else
Thousands of cured patients attest its virtues, and
physicians Of all schools pronounce 1t the greatest con
tribution to medicine Of the age. II matters moi how
long or severely you have been suffering, Won can be
cured
k8r' Knife, knife acid, medicine, medicine; knife
again. and so on for a whole year; and yet the fungus
growth which caused so much pain, itching and
misery increased until | despared OF life. For six
months lay Canadian hospital undergoing mex
presslble agony but found no hope. Last Fall came
to Cleveland and underwent terrible operation by
three doctors at the Cleveland City Hospital. from the
effects Of which never expected to recover After ly
ing weeks back in bed. was still in no better
hospital the whole trouble grew fast and great
ever. But, thank God, some one recommended DR.
Williams Indian Ointment, which tried and to-day
the growth has disappeared, the ,ain and itching Is
gone am happy and hopeful, and life has new charms
for 1t is all due to this wonderful Ointment, which
will never fail to recommend so long as live Moth
ing else it to me, could have STAYED the growth
my terrible u,alady" JOHN MORGAN,
Cleveland, Ohio
'ohn Morgan is my brother and can fully bear out
mis- Recommendation OF Dr. Williams Indian Ointment.
ago but for this Balm of Gilead." Z. P. MORGAN,
Cleveland, oh.o
sJrwe could if necessary print pages ei letter. 20
druggists and persons cured, prasing this wonderful
healing ointment. II has larger sale and sastS "a
lead OF any other Pile remedy in the world.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Sold wholesale ev
ResiinetOn 4 son. San Francis c.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-14

THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE
AND BEAUTIFIER OF THE COM
PLEXION IN USE. CURES PIN
PIES, BOILS, BLOTCHES, NEU-
RALGIA, SCROFULA, GOVT,
RHEUMATIC AND MERCURIAL
PAINS, AND ALL DISEASES AR
ISING FROM A DISORDERED
STATE OF THE BLOOD AND
LIVER.
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
aplSIfD
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-14

A certain young lady who was little
behindhand in her Summer outfit sur
priscd her parents the other day by ask
ing why she was unlike George Wash
ington. When they gave it up, she
told them, because she had no little hat
vet
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-14

Fencing with broomsticks is becoming
popular among school and college girls as
. course Of preparation for a future state.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-14
suffered Twenty Years.

81 have suffered for twenty years
with itching and liberated piles, having
used every remedy that came to my no
tice without benefit, until l used DR.
Williams Indian Ointment and received
immediate relief"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-08-14
P N6ontSo"o
EMPERANCE hOTE
All. 223. 3o7 and 339 SECOND ST.,

SAN FRANCISCO: Chas. Montgomery Prop.
This is the only strictly temperance hotel In
San Francisco, and Offers superior accom- mo-
dations to the travelling public. Board and
lodging per day rs cts. to 81; per week, 81 TO So
Single meals, 20 Gems. Six meal tickets. g.
an l4-Hm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-13
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 4o7.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
u City, Nevsda. August 10, l619.-notice 10
hereby given that Daniel Mccarthy. Richard
Stark, Richard Magic, Lawrence Powcrs and
John Connors, whose poston1ce address " %
virginis City. Storey county. btate OF Nevada
have this day Med In this once their sppiiea.
ton for q patent for seven hundred AID forty
linear feet Of Jhe PfUTE LODE, known - the
Pluto Gold and kilvcr Mining Compsny's claim,
bearing gold and silver. with surface ground
embracing hye and nity-eight hundredtbs scree.
lying and being situate In Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict. Storey county. Nevada. me % Jane o,lns 1is
in Township No. Sixteen North. OF Eange No.
Tveuty.one Rast, Mount Diablo Meridian. The
exterior boundaries OF said Lot No. lSl arc -
follows. to wit: Beginning at Post NO. J.. the
same being Identical with the northwest corner
i0i, aid whence bears the quarter section cor.
ner on the north line Of section 8. Tovnship
No, rs North, OF Range No. n East. Mount
Disbio Dsse and Meridian, North degrees 2fk
minutes West. distant 2ssa feet: and running
C7aE iset 70 Post No. q; thence. seeond course.
South 60k degrees Wost. at 2t0 feet lode Line.
3s7k feet 10 Post No. 8, on the Rsst line OF the
ALA United states Survey No o.; thence. on
rs.d East line, third course. North 10 degrees
West s72H feet TO Poe. No; tn,Sse s io1te 1ta
line, at ieo feet the southwest corner Of the
Capital No. United States Survey No. isl, ses
feet TO the place Of beginning. B'aripgs from
true meridian. magnetic variation. ieh ksst.
survey made TO conf orm 10 the record OF loca-
tion. The improvements on said claim con.
sistipR Of shalt, shan house and surface work
valusd 1t $500. Tho location OF said claim 10
recorded or copied into Book OF Locations,
Storey county. nevada, records.
Any snd all perons claiming adversely any
portion Of the mining ground above Described
and applied for a. aforesaid, are hereby 10.
auired 10 Ole pueh adverrs claim or claims With
The Register OF the United States Land mce ct
Csrson City, in the State Of Nevsda, during the
sixty days' period OF publication hereof. or they
will be barred by virtue Of The provisions OF the
Statute. Q. n. HARRIS. Register.