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LONDON, November SO.-1u The case ol
Rev. T. Patham Dale, rector OF St. Yedast,
aud Imprisoned for disoboying orders OF
the Ecclesiastical Court by carrying on
ritualistic practices, to-day, after long ar
guments on an application for writ Of
habeas corpus With view to his release,
the Queep'S Bench division, with.
out expressing an opinion upon the
point raised, granted q writ returnAble
Monday next, and also granted rules call
lpR upon the prosecution to prove the
validity OF proceedings against Dale.
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NRw YoRE, November 29.-sara Bern
hardt, accompanied by Henry jarrett, her
manager and several other ladies and gen.
tlemen, last evening paid visit to Edison
at lis laboratory at Menlo Park. This party
were cordially received by the great elec.
trician, who explained the construction
and operation Of the electric lamps and
other new inventions. The actors were
much Interested In the different ntachipeV
and highly delighted with the telephone,
After visiting the machine shops, the
party returned to New York.
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TUESDAYS TOPICS.
OCCURRENCES OF INTEREST EVERY.
WHERE YESTERDAY.
Finance ami Trads-CrImes aud Casual,
iies-Personal Gossip aud Political
GnIherInEH-Magnitu OF Our
Mail Matter - Railroad Ru.
mors-Redpnih IIoms, dc.
AuOthsr roup Abour Fraud. from Tam,

AuOtheF Youp About Frauds from Tam
macy Eub.commitiec.
NEw YoRx, November 3O.-The follow
ing was Issued tonight:
TAMMAxY HALL, NV YoRx, Nov. 80.
The Sub. COMMITTEES Of the Committee
on Organization OF TammRny Hall Dem
cratic General Committee, appointed TO
investigate the fraud, corruption and In.
limitation ptacticsd at the late cleo.
ton, Ia In possession Of evidence
which clearly demonstrates that the
Republican vote was erronesusly In
creased by reason OF systematic coloni.
EGtion, unblushing bribery and most cow
ardly Intimidation Of workingmen by
their employer. At the proper time and
place these proofs will be made public.
The subcommittee, believing that great
deal Of valuable information can be
secured through the cooperation Of the
public 10 this end, invites all persons
In possession Of any evidence OF illegal
repatriation or voting, .bhberyor intimida.
ton, 10 communicate the particulars to
the Chairman OF tho ub.Committee at
Tammany Hall without delay, and In this
way expose those who have violated the
purity OF the elective franchise, In order
that the deserved punishment may be On.
forced.
EDwARD GHoN,
THOMAS +. GuADY, Chairman.
M. II. SldIRSON,
EarFaInFiag
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1ME ELECTORAL COLLEGE


wAsuIX0TOS, November sO.-Ex'Go
nor Marshall Jewell, Chairman Of thl
National Republican Committee, was a
the headquarters OF the Republican Con
gressIonal Committee yesterday in consul
tation with reference to the votes OF thC
different Electoral Colleges on Wednesday
next. As q result Of the consulta
tion, telegram was sent 10 Republican
Electors, addressed 10 the capitals Of the
different States, where they will meet or
Wedpesday evening, containing advice
heretofore given as 70 the Observance oI
every form prescribed by law, and request
Ing that each EleCtor, In casting his vote
designateS James A. Garfield for President
and Chester A. Arthur for Vice President,
On Wednesday, It Is understoodl that the
Ohio Electoral College, after dispatching
its business, will call In body on General
Garfield.
CoLuNBUs, o., November 3O.-The Ohio
Electoral College assembled 10 the Execu.
tive Chamber at twelve o'clock. n. ".
Goodhue, OF Summit county was chosen
temporary Chairman, and j. F. A. Camp.
bell, Of Logan county, temporary Secre.
tAry. All the members oi the College
were present except Messrs. Holland, oi
Union county; Churchill, OF MuRkingum
county, and Allen, Of Darke, for some reA.
son they did not appear at the preliminary
meeting.
After appointing committees the College
decided to visit Gen. Garfield at Mentor,
alter their work as an ElectororAl College
was completed here. The party will leave
tomorrow afternoon accompanied by the
State officers, spend the night at Cleve.
land and visit Mentor on Thursday. The
College adjourned 10 meet at 0 o'clock TO.
morrow morning,
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OHIO SENATORIAL sTRUGGLEs.
someihinE About tho Conduct OF the
Campaign In Behalf Of the Different

Something About tho Conduct OF the
Campaign In Behalf OF the Different
CandIdatss.
COLUNBrs, O., November SO.-Thsre
seems to be a disposition upon the part oi
the Senatorial candidates, and their I'm.
mediate friends, to push the fight from
now on. Almost Immediately after the
Presidential election, the following names
were announced as candidates: Sherman,
Foster, Dennison, Beatty, Taft, Matthews,
West, Lawrence. Keller, Rowland, ShellA.
barger and Hayes. Governor DenniOon
and General Beatty promptly refused the
candidacy their friends thrust upon them,
and President Hayes has withdrawn In q
half positive way, but this ends the list oi
Withdrawals. The other nine gentlemen
may still be regarded as being in the field,
but despite the number o.. entries, the race
has already narrowed 10 Foster and Sher.
man, and there 10 every prospect that they
will both come to the string under the
whip, 10 keep up race track parlance.
Judge West, judging from recent inter
views, thinks that he has some chance TO
become q dark horse, and General Keller
will come to Columbus with two or three
votes.
But their tenure OF support Ia only until
there Is o thorough understanding Of the
situation by the members OF the Legisla.
ture.
Il Is stated that Secretary Sherman has
intrusted his candidacy 70 Ex-Governor
Tom Young, and that Governor Foster
will be groomed by General CowAn. ex.
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior. Gov.
ernor Foster says that this statsment is
news to him, and II may be that Secretary
Sherman will be surprised TO learn that
Governor Young Is tosupefvise his cam.
paigu.
Il is also stated that the members elect
Of Congress are very much interested In
the Senatorial contest, and intend taking
an active part In the campaign. This
general statement includes one to the
effect that Congressman Young, Butter.
worth, Townsend and Updegraf have
been In Washington during the past week
in consultation with Secretary Sherman,
and they will return this week and enter
upon their work. It is quite likely that
the Republican Congressmen.elect will
use some Of their influence In the interest
Of their preference for Senator.
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HIGH H0NoRs
-, e,rllEXs OF WHEELING
'i'O roArELLOw CITIZEN.
,,.,,,..aur., Presented 10 nr. A. W
u" .s,,, at the opera House Last
=, magnificent Historical
r,,u,InE by n wheeling Art
.,-A AeruOrabIs Affair

....wbly Of people at the Opera
I've n, pis6, was one which has not
a'', ~, hsgp surpassed in point Of numbera
@'n '..srsnen,, s, and the occasion which
" n',,be people together was probably
a,1 ts1,. ~ Y, precedent in the history Of the
't1'1li l,Tss = an outpourlug Of the people
~ .oi A distinguished fellow citizen,
; aguS, ,,,,,,e had 90 commended Itself to
IiSsi ismspt S,n Of his neigh6ors that they
" ~ yresent to him lasting and up.
!t'5.. 'I,,S !, token Of their confidence and
Fap,s'' The action Of Mr.. Campbell 10
tFpiCSs';, Convention Is already iamil'
W tVs,s ,,, leaders. Those who desire 10
NpSIb NS ibeir minds in regard TO that cpl.
''iiHS l,a M ,br history OF the Convention will
- 81 l. \, ,le remarks Of Hon. John w.
" l,,s .- -rbich are printed In another col
resume Of the event.
y SiS,,,ly after the return OF the West
l.,j, M delegation from Chicago, and
't'Es ss, the enthusiastic reception tend
AIv, CampbOIlRnd his co'delegates by
~ .;.iiens \, Of Wheeling OF the Opera
y lew months ago, some OF our
a..'i,S.t NJ Republicans conceived the idea
iI'...sniipr to him a more permanent
y iIs.nid Of their admiration and es.
.s.-'II conference was held, and It was
~ TilI.iio ace with what success a propo-
n. t,5kipv 10 the carrying out Of the
L'.,,,I5 NEE, among the business men
''l'5 'f,,5ss citizens OF the city. The matter
- aa,I,s,is,ly talked up. and the following
~ ~ srpr, ,Ssed themselves as anxious
!. s ,,i,s N the token Of honor TO Mr..
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And la Good Humor with Himself and
the Rest Of the World.

CLEyEtASD, November SO.-Genera
Garfield arrived in this city by the oleve
land and Pittsburgh road, in superintend
ent Lsyng's special palace car. at GAO thil
morning. There was no one In the depot
to meet him. he was mutIled In tight
fitting overcoat, and walked up and down
the depot corridor while his special cal
was being changed to the Lake Shore
train. In 4 few minutes he was of iol
Mentor, where carriages were in waiting
and conveyed himself and party home
General Garfield stated that the trip Ia
Washington was purely on business and
had no political Significance. He ex.
pressed pleasure at the treatment received
IN Washington and at intermediate points,
He seems very hopeful Of harmony at the
Inauguration OF his administration, and
evidently expects q warm support from
the more patriotic Democrats In the Sen.
ate aud House. He 10 In excellent health.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, November SO,-Quite
a sensation was produced here to-day by
an unexpected freak Of lightning. The
day bad continued ioggy, but without any
sign Of rain, when the clouds gathered and
the whole city was started by two success.
I've shocks oi lightning, sounding much
like big explosions. The spire Of the Nc.
ksndres Church was struck, the light.
ming passing e the Garth, accompanied by
smoke, which led to the erroneous belief
that the church had been ignited, and the
fire alarm sounded and the engines brought
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PHILApELPHtA, November SO.-Powell,
who has been here as representative oI
the Rnglilh interest In the Reading Rail-
way. left secretly for London yesterday,
and Mr.. Gowan left to-day, hoping 70
oyertake him by the time he reaches Lon
don. Powell and Gowan disagreed upon
some important points aud the latter re-
Gently, In q sharp letter to Powell, an.
nounced that he would receive no further
communications from him. Gowan means
to appear before the English holders ol
Beading securities and put In his defense
Of the management Of the concern at the
same time that Powell makes his report,
The Reading debenture bond scheme be.
Ing complete the names OF the bankers
who are to. hold the funds will be announc'
ed to-day.
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PESSsYLyASIA OIL OPERATIONS.
Two Reports for the Past Month Which
do mot Beem 10 Agree.

BRApvoRD, Pa, November SO.-Th,
Daily Era, monthly report Of oil opera
tions In the entire region, published TO
morrow, will show s27 wells finished Ii
November, and 467 drilling. OF thil
number, ?s4 Of the wells are completed
and 422 Of the drilling wells are In The
Bradford field. The figures indicate ma
terial decrease In the operations over oc
tober, and prospect oi q further decrease
In December.
TlrusyILLE, Pa, November S0.-The
Titusyille Morning RtraldI monthly oil
report, to be published tomorrow, will
show 337 wells finished In November
$685. barrels nav production; dry holes
8; wells now drilling, 44s; new rigs up
and building, 453. There Is 4 large In
crease In the number oi drilling wells and
rigs over October, and the amount OF new
production slightly increased. the re
port 10 looked upon s neither bearish mol
bullish.
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LONDON, November SO.-The Admiralty
have telegram confirming the report of
the murder Of the commander and six Of
the crew Of Her Majastys schooner,
sandAy, at Solomon Islands, in the South
Pacific. The party were attacked while
some OF them were bathing. A party
from schooner under su6.Lieutenant
landed, recovered the bodies and destroy
ed the village, losing one seaman killed
and one wounded. The Commodore on
the South Pacific station will dispatch an
other Man.oi. War to the Islands.
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Acii,IIx or llnnun Lon.

SAN FRASctsoo, November sO.-Advlcea
Irom Honolulu describe the eruption Of
Manua Loa, now in prostess, % one Of the
grandcst ever witnessed. Il broke opt
November 9th, about sig miles from Su'
mont crater, throwing out two great
streams Of lava, one Of which 70 thirty
miles long, one to two hundred yards
Sid9, aud about twenty Iest desn. Terfi'
bic explosions accompany Its flow. FeNrl
are entertained for the safety Of Hito, al'
though the fow seems TO be turning In
another dlrectlon.
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New Eus,ern 0ntisl for li,n n. 4 o. Ronn

atN AhSttFh uutitt sur thN IL n We hVtAu
NKw YoRE, November 3O.-The Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company having
recently obtained Independent entrance
to this city via Bound Brook, N. j., will
tomorrow morningopsn up for passenger
freight and express business the fourth
great trunk line between New York and
the West.
Three passenger trains will be run
daily 10 81. Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati
the evening express running through en-
tire TO the two last named C!GoE. This train
will be livery iast ono, leaving here at
P. NJ, and reaching the great western ciutl
at the Dame time with the other great
trunk line trains, viz: Cincinnati, at s
o'clock next evening, St. Louis at O'Clock
the second morning and Chicago OF
o'clock the second evening.
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BERLIN, November SO.-The voss Glalle
violently attacks the North German Gaatie
for trying to pallfato the persecution Of
the Jews. The Voss Ga:etle expresses the
belief that the Articles In the North Ger:
man GGsette on the question are inspired.
It says: 1.-THE Government arc playing q
pRltry game. They merely throw out o
case Of Jewish persecution In order to
strike at civil liberty as they did with the
Socialist agitation"
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4OvIsyItEr, November so.-The twenty
ffth drawing of the cORmOuvsRlth Dis
tribqtien Company took place to-day al
Maeauley . Theatre, In the presence Of .
nnmeroug audience. The capital prize,
$50, 900, was drawn by ticket Ne. 9a,sS5
the second prize, $1,000, by ticket No
1905, and the third prize, 5000, by
ticket No. 1s,sG7. The following ticket
drew $1,000 each: 9O.OS5, 65,994, 1874,
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Coal aoInE Un In ChIengo.

CmcAoo, November 3O.-Coal advanced
yesterday from 81 90 to 81 80 per ton, and
leading dealers say It will 60 up TO Ss Il
within tho next month. The cause Of thG
advance Is apprehension Of a scarcity.
Nearly 100, ,0Ol tons are fro5en up between
ChicSgo and Buffalo, and little prospect ol
getting through before spring. OF course
a supply can be brought by rail, but this
tends 70 make the price higher.
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WAMlISarox, November O-E, J. Dal.
los, John jameson and L. c. Fowler have
been designated by the Postmaster General
to direct and superintend the count oi
mail matter for the frat seven days In De-
cember. Proper blanks have been for
warded to the postmEsters containing the
necessary Instructions. Upon the receipt
oil all the returns an approximate estimate
Of tho mail matter handled during the
year will be furnished by the PostOfllce
Department,
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Nrw YoRK, November So.-In an ad.
dress at q Land League meeting at The
Academy Of Music, Newark, New Iersey,
last evening Jas. Rsdpath, who arrived
from Ireland yesterday. said; mime
,enths OF the landlords Of ireland are ab'
sentees. One man has driven thousands
ol tenants 10 the poor house aud to their
graves. Wherever there Ia decent land.
lord the people would die for him. An
this year there have been only I've deaths
that any one can attribute to tenants. One
OF the men killed was Lord Leitrim. he
ruined thirty pure girls and the brother oI
one Of them went 70 Ireland from Chicago
and shot him down.
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DETROIT, MICH., November SO.-At Mt.
Clemens, in this State, last evening while
the mail carrier was visiting at the depot
for the mail train going to Detroit, some
sneak stole one Of the letter bags from the
platform. As soon % the loss was dis.
covered the postmaster procured lantern.
and with the aid Of slight snow tracked
the thief over mile, when the bag was
found cut open and the letters rilled oi
their contents. There were more than
the EsuAl number Of registered lettets In
the bag but the amount OF loss cannot be
known. The thief su cceeded In making
good his escape.
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New YoRE, November 3O..The Freed.
meme National Bank, First Nationa
Bank aud the Metropolitan National Hanl
to-day began sui. In the United State.
District Court, praying for m injunction
Restraining the Mayor, Aldermen and
commouRlity of the city, and Denis Nc
Mahon, Receiver OF Taxes, from collecting
taxes assessed upon the shareholders ol
said banks until the Court shall have de-
cided the matter.
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FAEH LAND, ISD., Novemb bVr 3O.-LGAe
night wm. Bures, who had been drink
Ing all day and quArrellRg with every one
he met, especially With his family, took
m doubls.bArrelled shot gun, and while
his vile wR sitting with her babe In her
arms, shot her through the head, killing
her instAntly. lie was aFTeBted and taken
10 Winchester. He claims that the shot
vas accidental. Il0 came near shooting
her once before with the same weapon
Thile drunk.
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Los. Their Lie in EGorls 10 save Other.

WARRINGTON, November Su.-GAptalI
WortAens, OF Liie.sayiug Station No. 5
Massachusetts coast, reports he picked uI
this morning the body Of Captain Atkins
Of Station No. Z, and the body Of one o.
his crew. 1t is thought Captain Atkinl
and crew, In attempting to board somt
stranded vessel during the night, wert
capsized and all drowned, as other bodiel
appeared on the surf.
A dispatch from Proviucetown says thai
only the Captain aud tive Of bis crew wert
drowned. The names Of the turimen los
are Elisha n. Taylor and Frank Mays
The crew had rescued three Of the men
OF the stranded schooner @. +. Trumbull
and was about to take of the remainder
when the boat was struck by the boom o.
the schooner and capsiEed. The crew moi
drowned got ashore In an exhausted con
dition. The schooner driited away with
the CAntain and nilnt ON hoard.
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Hxtra s..sIon Prospects.

WAsHrSoToS, November Ex-senator
Sanders, Of Nebraska, remarked to-day
that after being here several days, and
converting with those members oi Con.
gress here, he bad concluded that there
was no disposition to have an extra session,
unless In one contingency, that was, a
failure TO provide for the reiunding Of
bonds that fall dne next May and July.
Speaker Randall said to-day that he had
no idea there would be an extra session,
rs he thought all necessary business would
be rushed through. He should give every
aid TO the expedition Of the matters, 10
give no excuse for the extra session.
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NEw YoRk, November aO.-Mr. George
Jones, Of the New York Tims,, stated TO 4
reporter yesterday that, SO far as he knew,
the subscriptions to the Presidential Pen,
sion Fund were these: Jay Gould, so5,Y
900; W. II. Mackey, s25, 900; ". H. Van
derbilt, $4,000; Z. p. Morgan, L. P. Nor.
ton, n. B. DiusMors, W. B. Astor and
John HOsy, 5000 each, a total Of 500,
600, besides some small subscriptions rang
ing from $500 to fifty cents. Mr.. Jones
said he thought the success Of the project
nearly assured. Mr.. Forbes, Of Roston
and his Boston friends, had subscribed, oil
would subscribe, but Mr.. Jones declined
to state what was the amount Of theil
contribution.
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New YoRE. November SO.-At the an
nual election for directors ol the New
York, Lake Erie and westsrn Railroad
Company, the old board was reelected.
President JoTstt east 100000 votes, rep,
reseS...nH f0ur.iiths Of the stock o! the
company. Most OF the votes he cast as a
proxy. One hundred thousand other
votes were deposited by stockholders.
The annual statement shows, It Ia said,
a surplus on earnings OF over 81 800, ,OOJ
alter The payment Of liked charges and in.
terest on the bonded debt, The operating
expenses have been materially reduced
through the adoption Of the naIFoy guage
track and the use Of heavier locomotives.
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LONDON, November 3O.-De Lsseps
says: have greater confidence in the
Panama canal than l had in the suez
canal. The Atlantic and Pacific breezes
will make II the healthiest regIoh In the
world. There are already excavatorB
mHde which will excayate three hundred
cubic metres an honr. Everything neces-
sary ls ready to start work. The corpora.
tion Of England alone will make the canal
n fact
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LONDON, November aO.-At meeting
this afternoon articles Of agreement were
signed for a sCulllpg match between lay
cock and HanlGn, over the Thames cham
piOnship course. 10 take place January
18th, 1881, at ESQ o'clock, for E50O a side,
the Sportsman challenge cup and the
championship. The PsrlieS deposited EGO
a side, the balance TO DO posted by JanuA-
~ nh
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CnIcAaq, November SO.-Coal advanced
yesterday from 81 % to 81 so per ton, and
leaiing dealOra say 1t will go up to IS 80
within the next month. The cause OF the
advance Is apprehension OF a scarcity.
Nearly lOO, 900 tons are frozen up between
Chicago and Buffalo, and little prospect oi
getting Il through before spring. 0I
course supply can be brought by rail
but this tendS 70 make the price higher.
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ST, LOUIS, November SO.-ThO corner
in November corn, which hIA been in
progress OF settlement the past week.
hnally closed to-day, About two million
bushels wore involved In the dOGh which
Wa managed by the house d NRxson,
Bartholomew 4 Co., aud taa profits &C.
rrninc are said to be Aho4t sl25O0O, The
se,tlemen's were mosfly made at a To %
cents, about two cents higher than any
western market
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vienna, November SO.-Ths Govern
ments financial statement, presented In
the lower house Of the Reichsroth to-day,
shows a deficit for next year oi "a, 900 900
FORMS The duty upon imports OF to-
baccO yielded 100000 tlorins above the
estimate oi last year. The Minister Of
Finance urges the adoption Of tax on
petroleum. which he says promises yield
Of 100000 tlorins.
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MONTREAL, November 3O.-The Court Of
Appeals decided unnanimouSly to unseAt
Rabbi Bard, u member Of tho local Logis.
lature, on the grounds Of undue influence
OF the clergy In his favor. IndRe JohnBon
delivered the judgement, which defined
tha law TO be that Clergyman was re-
s.ricted in interfering with tho rights Of
vnIpFN