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New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTiEs-sY rELgGRAPA.
AN INnIAN nANGEp IN vIcronIA.

AN INDIAN HANGED IN VICTORIA
SAN FRANCIsC'. D.. Ocf. IA Victoria dispatch
saws thar an Lachute yesterday hanged
New W cst minister for the murder Of ChnamAn.
SAD FATE OF AN INVENTOR
BOsToN, Z. {. l4.--Swdn who claimed to be an if-
expoiyc compound and an stsnt Laued
whalen blown to pieces yesterday while down
the harboT testing it
DERANGED SHIPMASTER KILLS HIMSELF.
KENNiBUNK, Me-. Oct. l4.-lhis evening Cap
tam John Mason w.kno~n shipmaster. ~ho had been
deTangei ume. stabbed Mrs. r. q Moody his wics
sister. with knife. and then kilei himself
AN OLD TRACKMAN BECOMES CONFUSED
SCRANTON, Peun., Oct. li.-As the New-iOrk ex-
pr.ss rain Delaware. lckaw aud Western Rail-
load sharp six miles east OF here last even
ing Peter AN Old track rmpoye becoming confused
was by the engine. run over and killed
~ FLY.
CutcAGo Oct 14.-llerbert Is. Waterman, for
clerk OF the Beard of Trade
nym Hepry Memory Co, abseonded on saturday might
with 20 his empoyera hc had docored
the books months back
VICTIMS OF THE RAILROAD CATASTROPHE .
NuKIu Troy, VT, Oct. l4.-The bodies of Will
iam Esins Moses Green victims Of the Jackson Meh
rari here today bnfh were buried
in III, same grave. The obseqnes we're imrssst arge
assrmbase relatives aud friends attrnins hklns wse
"---.s-Iwo years VI sx~ aud Green swcsveishI
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE NEWS AT PARTY HEADQUARTERS.

THE NEWS AT PARTY HEADQUARTERS.
The rooms of the Republican Committee
and the corridors OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel were hed
from early hour last evening with surging crowd
10 learn the latest from Ohio. There was
doubt the minds of that the Republican state
ticket had been elected and the utmost confidence was
expressed that the party would have majority In the
Legislature. This confidence confirmed by the late
dispatches. dispatch from THE TRIBUNE Office re-
ceived at hafpast 10, giving assurance of complete
victory, was greeted with enthusiastic applause.
At the Greenback Headquarters. in the sturfevant
House, much interest in the result OF the Ohio election
was manifested George o. Jones spent the early
part Of the evening at Grcenback meeting. on
his return TO the hotel his first inquiry was for news
from Ohio. When told that the defeat OF EWING WAS
conceded the ST. James Hotel, he exclaimed " inc
count has been made and returned. General Ewing
fought campaign the Greenback issue he told the
people that return OF prosperity due to the IN
aon of the currency caused By the reconciliation OF
silver. The people OF Oho voted on this issue ana not
within the old party lines; there were Democrats VINO
con not vote for Ewing. and there were Repubcans
who could and did"
The Robinson Headquarters In the st. James Hotel
were ged evening but the fact that there bad
a election In ONO steadily ignored one
prominent Democrat Onio to the Republicans AT
an early hour In the evening and member OF the state
Committee sad they had made no arrangements to get
persuaded that the news was OF KIND that they wouu
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
WASHINGTON.
POSTAL MATTERS.

POSTMASTER JAMES REBFLs AT THE ORDER ABOUT
ADDRESSES OF LETTERs-DEpARTMENT GOSSIP.
IBYTELEGRAPu THE rRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Postmastcr James, of
New-York City, has rebeed at the order of the
Postmaster-General which requires letters to be
sent 10 tire Dead Letter Office, the superscrpions
of which do not contain the State and other techn-
cal details. Mr.. James obeyed the order for one
dav. He found that there would not be enough
IN the New-York City Post Office to continue to
obey il longer 1t was easier, for that matter. for
clerks to send letters to the destinations desired by
tie writer's tnan il was TO discover some technical
uretext for sending them to the Dead Letter Office
" is not probable that the order will be enforced at
Ncw-York for the reasons indicated. long-stand-
ng order of the Post Office Department has required
that all postal cards having any portion of the mes
sase written on their face should be treated rs un-
mailahlc. General Tyner to-day rescinded this
order to the extent of holding that such writing
shall not render them unmailable per se, prevent
their being mailed unless il makes the address
,legible The public is cautioned however, that
by writing any portion of the message on the face
they incur the risk of the card being delayed or
missent.
Al the request of General Key to-day Attorney
General DeVens tclegraphed to the Distrlct-Attor-
ney ~ Louisville to appear for the postmistress Of
that ctv and move for transfer Ia The Fed raj
Conrt oi "A suit which has been brought III "a = ate
Court for holding a1Out 200 letters addressed To
the agent or secretary 0i the Old C9linonwealth
Inttcry. The similar suit In the United States
Court at louisville was yesterday decided III her
favor. -
prrlntrn, nj of Railway Mail Service, and Colonel
Parker Chef ~ Special Agents LETT Tor Richmond
tonight business c0nuectcd with the transfer to
thrt city of the Southern DIVISION Superintend-
cncy. 1hey will be absent from Washington three
ar iour da.s.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
ELLIOTT TO ROW AGAINST BOYD.
foSDos Wedne sday, Oct. Is, 1S7!

LONDON, WfdhFT TuIy, OC0 IV I''v'
Elliott writes that he is determined to nave
the question settled who Ia the best scuer In Eng
land, and he therefore consents TO meet
Boyd on the Tyne instead OF the Thames'
on the terms suggested by Mr. Barrass He has accord
ingy drawn signed articles which he has forwarded
10 Newcastle for approval The match is TO take place
within ten or twelve weeks of the signng OF the articles
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
INTO THE RIVER IN A FOG.

MILWAUKEE,, Der. 14.-Last evening, while
the swch engine the Yards OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul Railroad making up the midnight
freight train IL started 10 cross Bnmham-,p bridge
The fog was thick. aud the engineer did discover
that the bridge opeu to allow a o. pass. until
close TO IL. The engine. tender and freight car
aided with lard plunged into the rVer. Toe engineer
was picked up OF the prob bly, fatally injured.
The fireman escaped with severe bruises. while
Harry " Iill, telegraph operator, who riding
ON tie bumper o. the locomotive. wa buried under tie
debris and crushed into unrecOgnz bic mLrs. The
loss TO the railroad is about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TRACES OF THE CABUL MASSACRE.


dispatch from Allahabad to The Daily
Ners saysi sir Frederick Roberts and his staff visited
the late Presidency at Cabui-portions OF which are
burned. bur the greater part is still standing, though
completely looted. The bodies OF Major Cavagnari and
Dr. Kelly said to he buried beneath pile OF debris
aud charred logs the northern end OF the cOurtya
A search will he made Major Cavagnari's visiting
diary has been found AT the Ameers palace"
dispatch to The Standard. dated Sima. October IA,
says the camp A-kheyl has been attacked by large
numbers of he neIghDOrng tribes. The attack was
pulsed Twenty three Afghan cOrpses were found, and
if ~ believed that many more were carried on. The
British casualties were only five wounded.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE BELGIAN SCHOOL QUESTION.

BKU6Es, > VCI
The Catholics have elected their candidate
for Senator to succeed the late Count Boyava who
a Liberal The con test caused much excitement as the
result may affect the position Of the Cabinet and
mine the continuance OF Clerical supremacy In West
Flanders. PuIfies closely matched on the
Elementary Education bill that he Government carried
by maiIrify In the Senate. of Its sup
porters being Count Boyaval. There afray last
night. I'm which was stabbed.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
FILL VOTE IN THE STATE.

LARGE REPUBLICAN GAIN IN DIES MONIES COUNTY
DEs MONIES, Iowa. Oct. 14.-The day has been
fine and pleasant throughout the State. The con-
test for Governor in most localities has been
exciting and hard fought. with full
vote coming out in almost every locality. No
trustworthy news has yet been received from the
State AZ whole. Returns so far received indicate
that Gears majority In this County will be 7OO a
gain of $40 over the vote of 1877.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE RICH MEXICAN SILVER MINES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Mr. Sutton. United
States Consul at Maamoras in his dspaton to the De-
partment Of state dated September 81 1879 gives some
information concerning the newly discovered silver and
gold mines In Mexico. These marvellously rich mines
located In the Sierra Mojada range about 800 mics
west Of Matamoras. and are very Inaccessible.
The great distance the terrible roads and danger rom
the Indians In the mountains make IL hazardous Jour
ncy 10 reach them The chances OF getting the money
there and of getting IL the country OF course.
very doubtful The advice OF the consul Is to wait SIX
months before attempting to TO the mines By tbat
time some definite knowledge the SUBJECT will be OBJ
taiucu.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE THIRD COLLISION IN FIVE DAYS.

CHICAGO. Oct. IA collision between the
evening accommodation train and gravel train on the
Northwestern Railroad occurred at May wood yesterday
by which two men killed and a number were
wounded. The names OF the killed are Monroe
W. Anderson, OF Elgin, and W. p. sautzer Of Chi
cago. both pa ssengefs George Chisholm severely
but not seriously injured. Several other passengers
we're badly shaken up. A misunderstanding as 10 sig
malls was the cause VI the accidenk
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
AGAIN AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.

THE REPUBLICANS APPEAR TO HAVE SWEPT A
COUNTY IN WHICH THEY WERE RECENTLY DE-
FEATfD.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oct. 14.-This county Is close.
The returns received up to the present time 90 p.
m.) are meagre. 1t is very likely, however,
that the Republicans have elected one
State Senator and two Representatives. here.
The county is estimated Republican by 100 major
ity. There was much scratching done. In 1877 the
Republicans were 175 in the minority. although
having plurality of 104 over the Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TIE VIEW OF NJ. F. II. MASON.

Possible MAJORITY OF CGO-DTMOCRATS IN
CLEVELAND CO>CEDE TuE LEGISLATURE By A
SMALL MAJORITY.
Try TELLGEArH THE TBtEUNEl
CiEvEfANu, OAiO. Oct. i.--lhIee hundred and
twenty precincts from all parts of the STATE give
net Republican gain of 5.23J. Cleveland gives Mr..
Foster nearly 5000 majority and the gains average
/ votes 10 each precinct. which viii elect Poster
b. 2s.OCO majority. The Democrats here concode
the state ~ % 900 ald the Legislature by small
majority. The whole county and legislative ticket
a. Cleveland is Republican by 5000. In Toledo
and Sandusky Ewing has captured enough Green
hackers 20 make some gains ; hut elsewhere IN the
State ,ho Greonhackcrs are about equally divided
between the Republicans aud the Democrats. Pratt
lGbK.) will get about $4,000 votes for Governor.
T. II. Mason. Editor Of The Loader.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
GOLD GOING INTO CIRCULATION.
,AYnfNrs AT SEw-YoRK THROUGH THE CLEARING
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WAsurxGrov. Oct 1.-THE Treasury Department
became a member of the New York Clearing House
on January last. Up TO the 1st Of this month all
Government balances through the Clearing House
have been settled in United States notes. Since the
1st of the present month the total If the balances
maid by the Sub-Treasury at New-York through the
Clearing House amounted to Sl5. 5.241 900. OF this
amount the sum of 50 900 900. aud all checks for
called bonds amounting to S25OO.O00. have been
paid IN gold at that point. which makes the total
amount If gold paid out at Ncw-York since the 1st
INST. 81. 800 600 This payment of gold. II is said
by the Treasury officials. will last as long as the
heavy receipts of gold from abroad and the
scarcity OF notes continue. Whine the $500, 900
was being paid ont about $4,000 900 III gold was
received az the Treasury Dcnar' ment. making an
octuni increase IN the gold circulation of more than
So 900 900. inclusive of the 100000 recently
shlpped from the Mint by order of the Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

pollcd. Both parties were out in full force and
working hard.
At Sandusky the Democrats made a determined
fight on the Legislature.
At Marietta the vote was very heavy. The con-
osded Republican majority in the county was loo
throughout the day.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
A DISPATCH FROM J. Il. MCLEAN.

TIE EDITOR or TIE ENQUErK SAYS THAT THE
FLECTioN OF MIR FOSTrR Is INDICTED.
'BY TEIEGRArH IRI9UNF.i
CINClNNATI, Oct. II. IL p. m.-Reports from the
northern part Of the Sta;e indicate the election of
Charles j stcr by handsome majority. Hamilton
County VIII he close the county ticket II is
nposs Die 20 give very accurate information at this
hour The vote is very lar %. J. T. NOLAN.
Editor of The ERqairtr.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE IRISH ANTI-RENT MOVEMENT.
I.L-r0

Five hundred tenants of the Marquis of Sligo
aud Earl of Lucan met Wcstport In the County
Of Mayo Connaught and solemnly pledged Themselves
TO pay no rent until reduction should be granted pro-
the great fan Of prices OF all kinds OF agr
cultural produce. notice posted at WarrenpUint.
County Down. Ulster, that any man coming into the
county 10 pay M re than "a pound - s5l an for
land may bring his cosin with him.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

forward delivery advanced to 10 shillines per
ton Large shipments are being made to America and
he Continent The orders ho nd for iron aud steel
said 10 sufficient maintain the activity OF the
trade throughout the winter Several furnaces have
been relighied.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
wAsBIsGToN GOSSIP VIA LONDON.

London October ~ Iekgrd'H =" the run Ddty Nsnf
/ have seen a cable telegram stating IL IL
Officially Understood IN Washington that Mr.. Hamilton
Fish, once Secretary of state In General Grants Cabue
will lie rendered the Ministerial mission 10 the Court Of
ST. James ana that at present he Is not adverse 10
entering diplomatic life. In the meantime Mr. Evarts
now United States Secretary OF State. has been APP
preached on the subject. but gives no evidence Of
aee
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE LAWsON-LABOUCHE QUARREL.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. IA. 1879.

The London correspondent Of The Manchester
Guardian says that Mr.. Edward Levy Lawson, OF The
DaiIy telegraph. has brought an action against Mr.
Iabouchere for statements published In the latters
paper The Truth growing out Of the recent street ARRAY
those journalists. Ihe caee VIII De nehru as
Guildhall Thursday next.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

In sixteen of the twenty-SiX counties hot named
above, the Democrats had Il 749 plurality for Sec
tary of State last year. and III the o:her ten cour
ties the Republicans had 0,lS3 plurality. All tho
gains aud losses III the above table based upon
the vote for Secretary of State III 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
RETURNS FROM VARIOUS PLACES.

ESTIMATE OF THE STATE.
CHICAGO, Oct 14.-Returns from sixteen vot-
ing places in Iowa give Gear, the Republi-
can candidate for Governor, 4,432 votes.
Trimble, Democrat 1877. and Campbell,
Greenback. 6s2 Outside of these Gear has in
various polling places 2.149 majority. So far as
reported the Republicans have gained in all cases
except one.
MARsH.LLTowN. Iowa, Oct. 14.-Franklin County
will give Gear an unusually large majority. fiar-
din County as far as heard from, gives the Repub-
lican State ticket large majority.
MUsCATINE. Iowa, Oct. 14.-About three-fourths
of a vote poled in this county to-day 1t is es-
timated that Gear. the Republican cand date for
Governor, will have from 500 to 400 majority in
the county.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TILE GAINS AND LOSSES.

rRtCMFNrAUY RETURNS FROM THr SEVERAL couN-
1I.S IECiIVFD NEArLY Up 10 ELEVEN O'clock.
Columns. Ohio. Oct. 14-1045 p. m.-The fol-
lowing is detailed statement of the returns of the
State election to-day received here up this hour
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
DELAYS IN COUNTING THE VOTE.
TIE RlTIrRSs GENERALLY MEAGRE on THE ID

OF ELECTION.
Election returns from Iowa generally come in
slowly. and it is sometimes two days before the
vote of even half the State can be given.
THIS year there are four tickets in the
field, which, with the reported scratching" will
account. in part, for tie meagre returns received
last night.
Last year when the Democrats and Grcenbackers
were united the Republicans carried the State by
s.155 majority, having plurality of 9157.
In 1877, when most of the present candidates
were elected. the Republican plurality was ~ 1913,
and In 1876 the State gave Republican majority
of 40 IA for President. II is with 1877 that com
parisons are to be made this year.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
DISORDER IN TURKEY.

LONDON, Tuesday. Oct II, 1879.
The Standards correspondent at Constanti-
NOBLE telegrapbs that 5000 additional men have been
sent in TO Epirus The Knrd revolt continues. and the
Kurds are robbing and numbering people up 70 the
very walls OF MOssOul, q large town on the Ilgrls
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
LORD DERBY Seeding.

LONDON, Tuesday, Oct IA, 1879.
The Manchester Guardians London CORE
spondent says he has good to believe that Lord
Derby will soon openly affiliate with the Liberal party
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
HARD WORK IN NORTHERN OHIO.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. l4.-The election took place
quietly in Northern Ohio to-day. The weather
all that could be desired, and very large vote
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE BRITISH IRON TRADE.

LONDON. Tuesday. Oct Ia, 1879.
Advices from Barrow in Furness yesterday
say the demand for iron ID brsk. AID prices for
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
JOHN KELLY AT SYRACUSE.
EARNEST SUPPORT PROMISED HIM.

SEVERAL PROMINENT DEMOCRATS IN REVOLT
AGAINST THE ROBINSON TICKET
Mr.. Kelly was received at Syracuse ycster-
day by several prominent Democrats,
who are dissatisfied with the present
State administration. He addressed a meet
ing at Shakespeare Hall IN the evening.
and declared himself pleased with the pros
poets of his canvass.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
cAprrRr OF A FUGITIVE Iu,EF

Charles Snyder, charged with robbIng his
employer John Miller Of GravescDd. L. L., OF over $500,
was arrested last night at No. lis Acad"u. waIk,
and taken 10 Brooklyn. ln his possession $500 " as
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

-THR RETURNS MrAGRE.
The State election took place in Iowa yes
terday. The returns are meagre, but in all
cases except one they report Republi-
can gain. There were four tickets in
the field. The Republicans carry some coun-
ties, apparently, which they lost in 1877.
No complete returns have been received in re-
gard to the election of member of Congress
to fill vacancy.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
A DISPATCH From MuRAT HALsTEAD.

a COMMINT on THE NATURE OF THE FIRST RE-
TURNS.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THr TTIrUNE.l
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1t.-It looks like Rcpul lican
food. NJ. HALsTEAD Editor of The Commercial.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE AUsTRO-GERMAN ALLIANCE.

LONDON. Wcdno sday. Oct. is. 1870.
The Cologne Ga-ette's Berlin correspondent
confirms on trustworthy authority the report that det
fensiye treaty was concluded between Germany and
Auslria during Prince Bismareks visit 10 Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TILE DEFAULTER PAINE.

QUEBEC, Oct. 14.-Walter Paine, the Fall
River do fauIter has been rcmanded t Tuesday next.
He applied for "a second OF habeas corpus to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

AGeneral Press dispatch states that the weather In
Cincinnati was clear and pleasant, and that there
WAS a large vote polled. George w. Williams (col-
orcd). the Republican candidate for Representative,
was erased fl ON the ticket by many Of the Repnbli-
cans. and Lewis G. Bernard. the Democratic candi-
date for Clerk of tue Common Pleas Court, was
served in the same manner by many Democrats Lit
tie attention was paid to the constitutional amend
ments. In Avondale it Is stated that forty Demo-
Gratis voted the straight Republican ticket. In the
Second Ward here several hard-money Democrats
scratched the name of Ewing for Governor. Seve-
raj arrests of ticket holders were made by the po
lice, but the men were all released shortly after
ward
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
HAMILTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN.

The MAJORITY HERE ABOUT 2.500-A LARGE VOTE
IN CISCINNArI-sOME SCRATCHING OF NAMks.
lHY IELLGRArH TO THE TRIBUSEI
CINCINNATI. OHIO oct. 14.-There is now no
doubt that the Republi' ans have carried this
count, (Haml'ton) by at least 1900 majority, and
the State by % 900 majority.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
RENEWED AGIrATION IN FRANCE.


RAMPANT.
LONDON Tuesday. Oct II. 1870.
The RGpubliquc FRANCHISE, TIE organ of NJ.
Gambetta. continues ii- advocacy Of pleuary amnesty
A Paris dispatch to The Times "If NJ. Gambetta
approves of 'p.enary amnesty campaign. all IL GER
talnly over with the WaddingOn Cabinet 1t is certain
that IL NJ Waddingon IL Overt hrown VI. Gambctta will
not accept Office, and NJ Grevy would be Oh igcd to
summon NJ Paul Chalamel Lacour, who would assOci-
ate with himself number OF Extremists whose names
alone would have the effect of alarming France and
Europe"
The Paris journal La France gives i the opinion OF
generally we-in formed politician that IN January VI
WaddngOn, President of the Council Of state and Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, ana NJ lie Roger, Minister of
justice. will resign perhaps also VI Leon say, Minister
Finance; and that VI. de Freycinet the present Min
sirr OF Public Works, Will become the Premier OF
entirely Gambettst Ministry The Paris correspondent
The Tunes. however declares positively that NJ. dc
Freycnct opposes nenary amnesty and Will not accept
the Premiership win the amnesty programme.
The language OF the radical press IA becoming out
papers The Md,seHldisc. reviewing the accusations
made against PuieauX Humbcrt OF comp city n Chau-
dets execution the reactionares that II better
their own interest. to use the word execution" as
little possible. They should beware OF reminding the
Radicals that the OF the Communist leaders
are still unpunshed.
BOuteiler another extreme Radical, has been elected
member of the Paris Municipality for the District OF
Les Basins
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

ANOTHER RUSSIAN CRUISER ORDERED.
LONDON. Tuesday, Oct. IA, 1879.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg to The DAILY
gers SAYS: The committes the volunteer fleet has
ordered fth cruiser to be Marseles at
the cost OF $780, 900 fS4S5.OOOI
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE GOVERNMENT DELIBERATINd.

:,
La Frdnce states that NJ Humberps election 10 the
Paris Municipality discussed at Mondays Cabinet
Council President G evy declared distinctly that the
election would not modify the Governments attitude
In regard TO amnesty. Nothing warranted the
belief that the Deputies would be DIS
noscd to revoke the original decision. The
Council did not santicinate street dsiur' r'arces
but deridrd that n certain manifestations should IN
II would be necessary take measures to enforce
respect for the law.
Au0t her Communist who had been granted amnesty,
has died and his funeral attended to-day by 1000
persons including Of the Chamber of Deputies
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
ICY TELEGRAPH TO THE 1RrBuSE.l

CINCINNATI. Oct. 14.-0hio gives Poster over
$4,000 majority This will also carry the Legisla-
turc. but at this hour details are wanting. The
Republicans are gaining everywhere and it looks
like a general ground swell.
Ldter.-Suficient returns have been received TO
justify the claim of 10000 majority for Foster,
and il may reach 10000. The Legislature is Re-
publican in both branches. There Is uniform gain
IN all parts of the State. Ohio has spoken with
emphasis and clearness of purpose that cannot be
misunderstood. Democrats did not expect victory,
but they did not anticipate snch an overwhelming
defeat RICHARD SMITH. Editor of The GGsette.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TELEGRAM FROM RICHARD SMITH.

THE MAJORITY CLAIMED TO RE FROM TWENTY
FIVE TO FORTY THoUsAND-A GENERAL GROUND