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GERMANY.
Illness of Bismarck.

BERLIN, February 2s.-BiSmarck is
still indisposed and confined to his bed.
The Emperor conferred with him for an
hour and half yesterday.
Ship Canal Project.
BERLIN, February 2S.-The German
government is about to revive the
scheme for cutting q canal, nayigable for
war vessels, between the Baltic sea and
the German ocean. The scheme is
warmly supported in military circles.
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CHINATOWN.
The Action of the Board OF
Health.

SAN Francisco, February 2S.-The
Board of Supervisors at special meet
ing, rescinded the resolution passed at
the last meeting endorsing the action
Of the Board of Health in condemning
Chinatown. The resolution Of endorse
ment embodied the reference OF the
matter TO the Committee on Health and
Police to inquire into the best method
of carrying ont the measure, and the
resembling of the resolution was passed
on the ground that no report had been
received from that committee. A COM
munication was received from the may
or ObjeCting To the recent order in
creasing the police force, holding II un-
necessary. 1t was referred TO the Com
mittee on Health and Police.
The resembling of the resolution en-
dorsing the action ofthe Board OF Health
will not unnecessarily affect the action
on the condemnation, as the Board OF
Health has full power in the premises.
L. ]. Cannon, chairman OF the Com
mittee of the unemployed, who have
been prominent in calling upon the en-
ployers Of Chinese, asking the substi-
tuition OF white men, speaking on the
Sand Lots and generally leading the
movements of the unemployed, was ar
rested last evening on a warrant charg-
ing him with the use OF incendiary Ian
guage at the Sand Lots yesterday. He
was bailed out by sheriff Desmond.
In a communication To the Board of
Supervisors to-day, Mayor Kslloch
stated that he had been told by ex-
Supervisor Gibbs that the police had
definite information that a plan had
been organized to fire the city in several
different places. lie further said he be-
lieved the report to be without founda-
ton in fact.
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Min.r. Re.uminx Work.

CunBKRLASD, Nd, February E.-All
the Consolidation miners except those
at the Ocean mine resumed work to-day
az sixty-iye cents atom The Ocean re-
sumes tonorrow. Nearly all the
mineu in the region are nov working.
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Death ola Pedestrian,

WHITEHALL, n. Y, February %
David Hoag, of Mineville, died at Port
Henry to-day, from the effects of NOR
phine and other stimulants given him
while walking twenty.seven hours
race at Glenn's Falls, Friday, OF which
he was the winner.
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AnIn.urance Question.

CoLUNBUs, o., February 2s.-John ii.
Morton, patient in the ASYLUM for the
insane in this city, who committed
suicide few davs ago by cutting his
throat with glass, carries a s, 600 policy
on his life in New York insurance
company. This will probably again
raise the much-disputed question oi
laS as to whether an insane man for
feits bis insurance by suiciding.
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Capital Prize 3OtO00
10000 Tickets at Two Dollars saaa.
u.lf 1lak sfs N m

is67 Pnses, amounting
Responsible corresponding agents vantsd O
eli polnA. 70 whom . liberal compsasstton VII
be paid
information. or send orden by sIprss os mall
A. DAUPHIn,
ksv Orlsana Ia.
or sams peron ct No. SO Bruadway. hsV Yost.
AL our brand kxtncrdinAry Duuihp arc NJ.
der the supervision and manAsetneut VI 0eosrals
q, Z. Beaursgard and Jubsl 4. Early.
II. B.-Tha Company has no agents In No
to he ~ and solicltng. orhen w circulau o.
otherwise are svikDiEn. felisWnG
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WOOL
Boston.

BosroS, February 2s-Wool-Msr.
ket less active than last week principal
cause decrease in sales; Ohio and Penn
sylvania 52(a60c; Michigan and Wis
consin 52G5sc; combing delaine 400
SIC; Kentucky 37a45c; pulled 49ts57c.
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Itts Terrible

to have q wife or husband with Q bad
breath. All this may be- avoided by
using SozopoNr. II Is most agreeable
to the taste, fragrant ami healthful. II
confers comfort upon its psers, and pre-
vents tho affection Of unpleasant breath.
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FIAAhUR.
New York.
RAILROAD BoNps-Generally firm.

STATk kbONDs-NeRlecteu anu nominal
STocKs - The stock market was
buoyant for the general list in the early
dealings, and prices advanced t(92t per
cent, the latter Pacific Mail. After the
bank statement reaction OF tool per
cent. took place, but the decline was re-
covered during the afternoon, and many
stocks reached the highest figures OF the
week. The final sales were at slight
reaction from the quotations. In ex-
ception 10 the general list the telegraph
shares declined per cent. in the early
dealings but Western Union afterwards
rose q per cent. Ohio and Mississippi
preferred dropped from II to II and
rallied to "a. Chicago, st. Louis and
New Orleans declined from 46f to A,
and rallied to 44i. Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis rose 1 per cent, to
l2O, and later dropped to III.
The transactions on the stock Ex.
change aggregated 3S3, 900 shares, OF
which 200 were A. d 7. telegraph,
1900 c., @. & l. c., 5000 Chicago, st.
Louis and New Orleans, $4,000 Della
ware, LackawanRa and Western, $500
Delaware and Hudson, 80 5000 Erie,
1900 Hannibal and st. Joseph. Zoo
Houston and Texas, 5000 Iron Noun.
tain, 1900 Kansas and Texas, 10000
Lake Shore, $500 Little Pittsburgh,
500 Michigan Central, 1890 North
western, 2s,OO0 Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis, 10000 New Jersey Cen.
tral, 1000 New York Central, $500
Ohio and Mississippi, $500 Ontario
and Western, CLOSING at 2St,) $1,000
Pacific Mail, 1900 Reading, 1000 St.
Paul, l,40O Union Pacific, 100 Wabash
and Pacific, and 2i,000 Western Union.
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AM Quiei in sAn Franoi.,o.

SAN fRAScIsoo, February 2s.-The
city has resumed its wonted quietness
and no further disturbance 10 likely at
present. The impression among the
best informed seems to be that il the
order TO condemn Chinatown 10 carried
out legally and in good faith at the end
of the thirty days notice given, there
will be no further trouble; but il any
thing occurs TO interfere with the exc
cution Of that project, there will be no
guarantee for peace. The arrest OF Gan
non yesterday appears 10 cause no eI-
element among the Morkingmen.
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SPAIN.
independence of Roumania,

MADRID, February 2S In the Senate
Premier Canavas Del CASTILLO annOunc-
ed that the Government intended to
recognize the independence of Rou-
mania without delay,
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PhilAlolnAaa

PHILADELPHIA, February 2s-nS1
Steady q 8 90. Whsat-Dull an
settled; No. 3 red, In elevator, D}d
2 red ssller February, 81 46i bid, &
ssked; seller March 81 46i bid, O.
ssksd; seller April 81 az bid, 4
asked. Corn-Dull; western mixs&
elevator, SEC; sail mixsd, seller II -
ary, 65}c bid, 67c asked; ssllsr n
sale bid, Sc asked; seller April
bid, 5Sic asked. 0Ats-Firmer !. ~
iected and No. 8 white 44l045sc; ~
white 46}(a47c; choice white <f9&s
Proyisions-Less active and unchagr
Butter-Firm; creamery extra SSl ~
New York aud Bradford county, y
extra 25a27c; Western Reserve q ~
2S(GS7c; good 10 choice 1890. Ee1D&s
Dull st l4c. Cheese-Dull; crsau
l4CSl4}c. Petroleum -Nominally -
changed. Whisky-Quiet st 81 10 90
OuIcAeo, February O. - Flour :
Nominally unchanged. Whsat-Un.
settled, but generally lower; closed
firm; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 $40
i ssi cash; 81 2sl(Sl q seller March ;
81 2ii@l Is seller April; No. 5 q ll9
l2; rejected 8Oc. Covn-Dull and pri.
ces shade lower at S6Sc cash and 81.
Ter March; 4lo ssller May. Oats-Steady
and unchanged; Sic seller March; $50
S5ic seller April. Rye and Barley
Steady and unchanged. Dressed Hog
loo lower at 81 80(94 10. Pork-Ac-
tive and lower; closed frm at 3ll 62i
cash; $ll 8?i bid seller March; Sil 6
seller April. Lard-At 81 1907 l?S
cash and seller March; 81 22l(S7 25 81
Ter April. Bulk Meats-Easier at q 10
@8 65(S8 s.. Whisky-Stesdy and un-
changed at 81 OF.
Tolsdo.
ToLsDo, February 2s.- What
Dull; No. 9 red winter seller March
81 37i; seller April 81 5l; seller May
81 8i; No. 2 amber Illinois 81 %. Corn
Dull; high mixed 4ltc; No. 2 spot and
seller March Ale: seller May 42tc; re.
jected 3sl; damaged 3slc. Oats-Dull
and nominal; No. 3held at Sic, 36c
bid. Clover Seed-Quiet; mammoth
- 85; prime 81 10.
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louisiana State Lottery Company.

Thia Institution was regularly incorponted ~
the Legislature OF the state Tor Educational and
Charitable pupnees, In iseA, ibr the Tkkn ~
In yioiable faith OF the State u pledged. whlch
pledge has bsen renewed by IN oyerw he lining.
popular vote. securing its fsnchise In the nsw
sdoptcd Dccember ~, A. ID. isU.
with Capital Of u 900 90 70 which u h., slncs
Number Distribution will take piace monthly.
on the second Tuesday II never scAles or post
Ions.. Look at the following distnbatton;
Canllnl Prize. 3O. 60.
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Clneinnaa.

CINCINNATI, February 2s.-Cotton-
Steady at l2.c. Flour-Steady and in
fair demand; family 81 0O(ss Is; fancy
s. 25ta,6 IS. Wheat Active, firm and
higher at 81 80. Corn-Quiet ct ile.
The rule Of the Chamber Commerce
making IS pounds busbel takes effect
March lst. 0ats-Demand fair and
market firm at 36isS7c. Rye Moder-
aiely active and higher ct Sc. Barley
-Tirm and higher; extra No. 3 &c.
Pofk-Duli, weak and lower st 81 e5t9
l2 90. Lsrd-In lair demand Al 81 lSs
Z 20. Bulk MeAts-Qniet 81 25ta6 coo
695. Baoon-stesdy and in fair demand
at 5i(s7ttS7t. Whisky-steady and
in fair demand at 81 o. Butter-Quiet
and unchanged. Linseed 0l-stesdv
at S0c.
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Cincinnati.

CIscISsATI, February 2S. - Hogs
Dull; common s. 25Ce4 20; light 81 25G9
4 As; packing 81 20td4 SIS; butchers
81 GOCG4 20. Receipts ] 800 head; ship.
entsm 100 head.
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rn[1'l

4 splendid opportunity 70 win Q iortans.
Third Grand Distribution. Class q, at ksu On
leans. Tuesday, March oth. lsso-iissh Monthly
Drawing.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
MATTERS IN AND ABOUT CONGRESS.
The COngressonal Library CrO~ded-COn-
gress and the P. o. D.-AIaska Re-
ceNing Attention - Brief Bits Of
Personal News and Gossip.
THE STAR MAIL SERVICE.
Rumors o. Report In Favor OF an To-
crease.
s...f.I pf-Y.fah a.. th. P.-yI.t.r

crease.
special Di.pateh to the Register.
WAsHINGToN, February ~.
Late tonight the report is that Sena
tors Wallace and Booth, a majority Of
the Subcommittee Of Appropriations
on the Star route service, will report to
the full committee, tomorrow, In favor
of incr, as NJ the appropriation of the
House bill. This exeites surprise, as
Wallace was understood to agree in the
main with BceS, who is against any in
crease. The opponents Of an increase
are very much stirred up, but are
hoping tnat the full committee will not
conc IT ia the sub-conmittee's report.
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PRODUCT.
n ey York.

NEw YoRK, February 28.-Cotton-
Dull at Is l-l6c; futures steady. Flour
Dull and heavy receipts 8 800 barrels;
superfine western s. OO(95 40; com.
mon to good S. 55(95 IS; good 10 choice
s. 9O(4s 90; white wheat extra - $50
q so; extra Ohio IS s5C47 80; 81. Louis
S. SOFAS 90; Minnesota patent process
81 OOtdS 70. Steady; receipts
81, 900 bushels; ungraded red 81 800
I7l; No. 7do 81 4SiC9l 494; In store
and afloat, mixed winter, 81 ~; No. !
amber 81 as; ungraded white 81 45; No.
2sl Ash; No. | do sales "a 900 bushels at
81 46Cd,I AZ: No. 9 red seller seller March
sales li4,OO0 bushels at 81 1901 48t;
seller April. sales 264, 900 bushels at
81 40i(9i 5Ot; seller May, sales 1000
bushels at 81 iSi. Rye-Fimr. Corn-.Dull;
receipts liz, 600 bushels; ungraded BIO
6Oc; No. 3 66i; steamer 67Cs57i; No: y
57t(15Sc; No. 2 seller March 56tc; seller
April safe. 0ats-lieavy; receipts ls..
600 bushels; western mixed 48S(a41ac;
white western is(SI9ic. Hay-Dull at
70Cd75c. Hops-Quiet; yearlinss 10
lsc: eastern and western 27(e335c; New
York State 27(a39c Coffee-Quiet and
firm; Rio cargoes l4C9l6ic; job lots li(S
lsc. Sugar Firmer; business checked
by firmness Of holders; fair 10 good rs-
fining 7t(97ic. Molssses More sctivs.
Rice-Steady at gts7tc. Petroleum
Quiet and steady; United 96Ic; crude
6lG7Ic: reflned7lc. Tallow-steady at
@ 5I6,d6Ic. Rosin-Nominally un.
chaeed. Turpentine-Quiet st 47ls41 &c.
Egys-Dull; western l2(al3c. Pork
Dull and unsettled; old mess Sll S7}.
Beef-Nominally unchanged. Out Meats
Dull; long clear 81 ll2i; short clear
81 37i. I.ard-Unsettled, prime steam
old 81 55(s17 30; new g. GSt97 10 Butter
Firm and unchanged. Cbsese-Dull
and heavy; western uG14ic. Whiskv
| Nominal NJ 81 10. Leather-stesdy
and in fair demand; heml0ck cole 70
2sc. Wool--ln fair demand; unclssaed
asa 6Oc; pulled 3Ofs-5oc; unwsshed l8(e
4Oc; Texas 2i694Oc. Metais-Manufsc-
tured Copper-Pirm and unchenEsd
jngot lake dull at 33t(e34c. Pig Iron
Doll and nominal; Scotch 81 0O(eS %;
American SIS 00(s+0 90; Russia shset-
ing SIS IS. Nails-Cut 6 S0S5 -;
clineh ~ So(s7 %.
BaLrINoKE, February ~ FIoaf -
Steady and more sctive foT medium
grades, but without charge In quota
lions. Wbest-Westevn lower, bst
steady ai Q decline; No. . western uin.
Ter red, spot and seller Fsbsussy and
March 81 46fsl 46}; seller April and
May 81 FCel 47t. Com-Wesssn sow'
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MnvsuKs

MILWAUKEE, February 2S.-Flour--
Held firmly. wheat-opened steady,
declined he, and closed firm; No Mil
wsukee hard 81 "a; No ] Milwaukee
81 %; No. 2 MIlwsukee 81 81; seller
February 81 q; seller Mzreh 81 2lii
seller April 81 Z3f; No. 3. si or No. 4.
81 O5; rejected sGc. Corn Inactive.
No. 2. 2.ss(S28ie. osis--Usehsnged; No
q safSS7ic. kye-Qaist and steady; No.
1, 7iic. B4riey-Hesyy; No. spring
&c. Provisions and lover. Mos
Pork-Dull II I'll IS cash; Oil - sealss
Aprl. LArd-Prime steam ~ 10 cnsh J;
$50 seller April. Live Hogs-Dull and
unchanged II - 156A s.. Dsesssd
Hoss-Wesk and lovsr a - IS
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February 2s.-The Dropers
Journal reports hog receipts Il, 900 head |;
shipments 1000 head. Market quiet
and weak mixed packing 81 lO(a4 30;
light 81 l5(94 30; choice heavy "a $50
4 to; generally l0c lower.
Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments $500 head. Market stronger; |;
shipping at a O0Cd,5 20; butchers in
fair demand at 81 OOCS3 80; bulls neg
lected and fully 50c lower than last
week; stockers and feeders at 81 700
4 10.
sheep-Receipts none; shipments 400
head Market quiet and unchanged.
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-s.s::: ss.s:::; r.. o., 90. 6;ss';E
shipnsst; ro9ns4 49, IA1nn y
dslivssv.
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MILIrAkY MATTERS.

German officers carry military maps
with them wherever they go.
Many German officers believe that
there will be war between Germany
and France within very few years
Capt Hayes, 5th cavalry, came down
last evening from Fort Laramie TO meet
his family.
Mr.. Phil. Dater went east yesterday,
and he boarded the regular passenger
train, too, which was a matter Of sur
prise TO some OF his friends who remem-
Der Of his having come out on the emf
grant train last spring. In celebration
Of the unexpected raise on the part of
Phil, n number OF his friends organized
chorus and serenaded him on the plat
form. The night was dark (No. being
four hours late). the weather was ex-
tremely cold and but few persons were
out; fearful noise was manufactured
by the locomotive. which, though still,
was louder than the song; hence the
choristers were somewhat protected
from curious gazers and yawping pas
sengers, and were frcer In their private
celebration. We are happy to state that
the sercnade will be repeated when
Phil returns-provided lie comes on the
regular passenger train.
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rhs DeIsEste.hip

Additional returns from the several
counties In this tsrritory, lessen Mr..
SWANS majority TO some extent.
Laramie county gives Mr.. Post a6O
majority, with Rawhide and Laramie
River 10 hear from.
Albany county gives swan 23s ma
iority.
Carbon county gives Post GO majori-
". with ten precincts 20 hear from.
sweetwater gives Swan &C majority,
with eleven precincts to hear from.
Uinta gives swan a small majority.
The remaining twenty-One precincts
in sweetwater and Carbon counties,
gave q year ago 19s republican majori-
ty. Taking this as basis, Mr.. Swan
will probably Be elected by a majority
Of one hundred and eighty.
An Evanston dispatch says. the total
vote for delegate with precincts to
hear from, is Post 46s, Swan 40; Post
10 majority.
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HS~ he received the sslsrioas News.
Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. s.-Gen. Gar
neld received the news at bis home in
company with q few friends without
any excitement and was at first incrsd-
ulous when reports arrived claiming
New York. After reading another
bulletin from the Empire State Gen.
Garfield expressed his opinion for the
first time; he said, Gentlemsn. II We
have got New York, rs indications are
we have, we can give them the entire
Pacific Coast, New Jersey and Connect-
ieut and the solid south and then beat
them" Even as he said this there was
no particular excitement In his manner.
He was, as one Of his neighbon said,
.'the coolest man in Ohio tonight. -
The appended message was received with
cheers. Jas. A. Garfield: Tue Republi-
cans Of New York City assembled in
mass meeting at Chickering Hall send
their most hearty congratulations to
the president elect and assure him Of a
handsome majority in the state of over
40, ,000. Down goes 329. From this the
president elect felt more free TO express
himself. He said, after.one Of the most
favorable dispatches, "Gentlemen. this
result means three things. drst that
american people believe In nationality
OF government, second that they believe
in good honest. healthy, financial pol
icy, third they are determined not TO
narrow and disgrace the sphere Of
American politics by endorsing cam
paign Of personal abuse
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The Electoral College.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-The five O'Clock
Journal and Daily Ners figure. the
electoral vote as follows: Garfield, Col
orado, 3; Connecticut 6; Illinois 81; In
diana 10; Iowa IL; Kansas 8; Maine Z;
Massachusetts 13; Michigan IL; Mime
sofa 8; Nebraska 8; New Hampshire 8;
New Jersey 0; New York %; Ohio %;
Oregon 8; Pennsylvania 90; Rhode Is
land 4; Vermont 8; Wisconsin 10. To-
tai, 222. Hancock, the solid south,
California and Nevada. Total, LAT.
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London, Nov. 2.-Howard showed
signs Of lameness soon after 8 O'Clock
to-day. He takes frequent rests when
on the track, and only makes about four
miles an hour.
Dobler completed 800 miles at eleven
minutes past O'Clock this afternoon,
being Mt that time fourteen miles be-
hind Rowell.
At $50 this afternoon the score stood
as follows: Rowell 315 miles, DobleI
800, Littlewood 2G0, Howard 239.
Rowell at O'Clock was "a miles In
advance Of the fastest time on record,
and Dobler nearly eleven miles. Row.
ellis time for 800 miles was 62 hour
and seven minutes.
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Tho Garfield states.

New York, Nov. 3-The Garfield
states are estimated thus: Colorado,
5000 majority; Connecticut, 1850;
Illinois, 30 to 10000; Indiana, 5000
Iowa, 10000: Kansas, 10000; Massa.
chusetts, 80 to 10000; Maine, 1900
Minnesota, 1850; Nebraska, 1900;
New Hampshire, 5000; New York
$4,000; Ohio, $4,000; Oregon, 1000
Pennsylvania, 5000: Rhode Island
5000; Vermont, $4,000; Wisconsin
1900.
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Dublin, Nov. 3.-Parnell has inst
been served with copy Of the indict-
ment and information against him by
a detective officer. at the Imperial hotel
in this city. Gordon, one Of the de-
PENDANTS charged in the indictment, !,
seriously i'll.
T. ID. Sullivan, Sexton and Egan
have also received summons and ORDER
for the accuse to appear on Friday be
fore the court Of Queens bench.
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Cincinnati, Nov. 3.-The Enquirer
(dem.l says: 1t appears that Grant, To-
gun, Conkling and Cameron have been
elected president. 1t appears that the
effect of the October elections was too
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potent to overcome 1t i not the tn
umph Of Garfield; IL is the victory Of
the strong who came TO his rescle in
Ohio and Indiana before the 18th Of
October, and in whose hands be Is.
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ooa. AAancoek won't 70 Bco kshTiy.
New York, Nov. Sat Governor IS
Island yesterday afternoon the first dis
patch regarding the result was from
Colorado and as follows: BY the eter-
nal God, Colorado will surely go demo-
cratic.
Hancock returned to Governors Is
land from the city at o'clock. lie
walked in his customary slow way up
to his mansion; he was In citizens
dress. As he stepped upon the porch
he was greeted by friends, who warmly
shook his hands and congratulated him
on the favorable news that had just
been received. Hancock received the
salutation with smile and hearty
shake Of the extended hands, but said
in reply to the congratulations: 1--WE
shall know more about the election Ia
ter" He then entered his house and
did not leave 1t during the evening.
All callers who had no special business
were requested to excuse him from re-
ceiving them. The impression prevail
ed for time that he had been elected,
but it is said the general never gave
any indication that he shared in the
general exultation.
At 0 O'Clock Hancock retired, giving
orders that he should not be awakened
OH account of any news dispatches that