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National Republican., 1880-11-05
Delaw are IiapmblIcnns.

Especial Dispatch TO THE NATIONAL RiPuBL1CANl !
DOVER, DEL, Nov. 4, 1SS0.-The following address
to the republicans of the state has just been ssucd
HDQ'Rs REP STATE CEST'L l. Con- OF DEL,
DOVER DEL Nov. 4, 1880. I
To The Republicans Of DCtltCdre.
congratulate you OH your splendid victory A
party 50 disoigani1cd IN 1878 that II nominated no
ticket has rallied and perfected It's organization
aud so thoroughly brought out its vote 0s to reduce
the democratic majority this year to 600. With full
assessment. continued and complete Organization
1852 will witness the political redemption of your
state and see Delaware break from tho Solid
south by falling nto the line of her interests and
national association with the great north. The
days OF democratic rule in Delaware are rapidly
passing The sceptre is about departing. Appealing
TO the better Judgment and conscience of our
people, we this day begin the campaign of 1882.
Preserve your organization, watch the assessment
and pay your taxes. We are not routed-we are
simply beaten into sricter discipline and more
perfect organization.
BY order of the committee:
II. W. CANNON, chairman,
National Republican., 1880-11-05
NEW YORK,

New YORK, Nov. 4.-oswego county complete
gives republican majority of 1881; republican
gain $40. Steuben county complete gives rcpub
licOn majority of ,iO0 republican gain l4l. Allie
ghany county complete gives a republican ma
Jority OF 3,308 republican gain sos. Orange county
complete gives republican majority of420. rcpu6-
Hcan gain 760.
NEwBURG, N. Y, Nov. 4.-Beech (dem for con.
gress has 800 majority in the fourteenth district.
ALBANY, N. Y, NOV. 4.-Hancock's majority In
Albany county Is 55g3.
TROY, N. Y, Nov. 4.-The official count of Rens-
selaer county gives Garfield 6i2 majority on n
total vote of27022. Wood (rep) for congress has
ll,li7 majority over Ferguson (greenback),
The Mayors Vote In New York city.
New YORK Nov i.-The figures in the vote for
mayor show that Grace has been elected by gg3
majority. All the districts have been heard from
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Tho bourbon idea of n Tn,r Count.

NEW YORK, Nov. A dispatch, of which the
following Is the substance, was received yesterday
by the editor of the NelC York Reuiew;
HUNTsvILLE, ALA, NOV. 3.
Editor Of Tie NelO York RericiU!
l am reelected to congress by large majority,
but bourbon inspectors are seeking to change the
result by throwing ont my greeuback votes Ala
bnna laws provide thGtthe ballot shall be without
my nsuIusi inatnS' n.y. Shai"o,yIS H' ct'uei @
elected has been thrown out by thousands because
the electoral districts are designated by numbers
or figures. II Is a systematic plan 10 change the
result by fraudulent technIcaity. IN behalf oi
a fair election and honest count invoke the moral
sentiment of the country. w. NJ LOWE.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Entnl ARtaYa.

FRANKFoRr, KY, Nov i.--Dunng q republican
jolincation last night u difficulty occurred between
Hon. ]. II. sueod and Jerry Lee Lee drew pls-
tol, when Officer Conway interiovcd and Lees
pistol went off in his hand. the ball taking effect
In the lower part Of Conway's bowels, inAicting
what is thought will be q fatal wound few min
utes ufter O young white man named Frank Egg
bert shot u negro boy named George Whitaker for
shouting for Garfield, the ball taking effect In the
left side Just below the heart. 1t Is thought he
cannot recover, though he is somewhat easier
to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4-Dedo White (colored)
who was shot on election day by Albert ForregGns
Cwhte), died to-day from his wounds
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Maine Republicans Jubilant.

Especial Dispatch to THE NATroSAL RErUBLIcAs.l
BANGOR, Me, Nov. i-The republicans of Bangor
send greetings TO republicans everywhere, from
Maine to California and from Minnesota to Florida,
Largest torchlght procession and grandest ilumi.
nation TO night ever known here. Residences OF
ali republicans are gorgeously illuminated from
attic to basement. Tar barrels are burning all
over the city. Bangor discounts Washington.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Cnno rresentntIon To Genornl 0nrfloln.


CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. 4.-Tho gold-headed
cane voted TO General Garfield in the contest at the
Cleveland cathedral fair was formally presented to
him at Mentor to day by Father Thorpe. General
Garfelds reply to the presentation speech was as
follows:
FATHER THORPE: receive this beautiful cane
from the people whom you represent, grateful, not
merely that they choose mo as the recipient, but
for the fact that the spirit behind the choice was IN
line with the liberties OF this country. receive II
MS token of respect from the people of my native
county who have In many ways shown me their
confidence and regard. You have offered it as
niilcGnt symbol accept It with the meaning
you have given II, The head Of gold may not un.
ity represent the true and solid basis of our
national specie, and the strength aud stability and
beauty of the wood that supports Il, the strength
ana symmetry of our institutions. 1t Is said the pa.
triOrch jacob worshiped leaning on the top Of
his stan. Our institutions are safe 50 long rs our
people and government arc found leaning upon
the staff of solid worth and Of public and private
virtue accept this all the more gladly because ii
comes across one Of the lines that divide us re-
llglousy For in our country n man may adopt
whatever religion he chooses, or no religion If lie
chooses. The religion of our people Is left TO their
voluntary choice and not to tho control Of human
ln,y.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
TENNESSEE.
The Election of Hawkins Certain.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov. l--Retirns from firty
counties out of tho ninety-four in the state give
Hawkins ,202, Wright 56G Col, Wilson 70 sos. There
is no doubt of Hawkins election as the remaining
counties are strongholds of the republicans. The
counties TO be heard from are small and will not
vote over $1,000. of this Hawkins will get 27 600
Wright 1900, and Wilson 10000. The democrats
have the legislature by about majority republican
gain OF about 2. Later returns from Fayette and
Hardeman counties In this (the tenth congressional
licOn candidate for congress- by not less than 600
majority over Casey Young (dem). This is o re-
publican gain
National Republican., 1880-11-05
AnIndlrnitY to the EInr.

PANAMA, Oct 27-Mr. Thomas Galgc master Of
the steam launch Isabel, which had been fur
nishcd with regular papers by the United states
consul at Calao and authorized to carry tho Amer
lean flag, has appeared before the American con-
sui at Payta and stated that the Chilian squadron
Ut Payt0 had seized tho said launch and torn down
and tramplcd on the American flag, and he (Cap-
tain Gaige) entered his protest against the act and
claims s3O0GO damages. The commander of the
squadron offered TO pay Gaigc the value Of tho
launch on condition that he would make no
claim for damages, but Gage refused.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Powder Mil EXplosiou.

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. "A portion OF the Lafin
e Rand powder works at Mountain View, Il few
miles west of this city, was blown up yesterday
afternoon and two men fatally injured. They were
engaged in the granuutiug process in detached
men were named John GARRISON aged twenty
SC zen years and Albert Dunn, aged twenty-five
years, both unmarried The flesh was burned from
their bodies In n shocking manner. They were
conveyed TO st. Josephs hospital, where they died
this morning.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Missouri Congrossionni districts.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4,-ReporIs from tho tenth dis.
trcl say Monsur (dem,) is defeated by Burrows
(g'b'k) by small majority SO far Ns heard from
the Missouri congressional delegation stands as
follows First district clardy (dem,) re'eleciedi
second Allen (dcm,G third, Frost (dem.) seventh,
Rice (rep and gb'k)--a democratic loss eighth
Van Horn (rep.)-a republican gain NINTH Ford
(Tep and gbl0 re-electedi tenth, Burrows (g'bD-
4 democratic loss, Some doubt has been expressed
about the fifth and sixth districts but the latest re.
turns indicate the To.ecctlon of Bland (dem) in
The former and WOddell tdem,) in the latter. The
remaining districts In the state are certainly demo-
cratic.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Echoes from Virginia.
| From the Richmond State. !

The defeat of Hancock ceased to be q disaster
when coupled with tho utter rout and dlscomn-
ture OF Malone.
Call in all your campaign lies now and lay them
away for the next time 1t will save you a great
deal OF hard WORK in lnvcnting new ones Those
that smell bad and show signs of decomposition
and decay should be salted down.
Truth is Crushed to earth IN New Yorl; and
stands good chance of dying amid It's late wor-
shippers, Wo suggest for its ep!taph, "Ksmclto
WOptYh
National Republican., 1880-11-05
A Horrible Accident.

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 4.-MarY Warnock, aged
fifteen years, employed at the mill Of the Barbour
Flax Spinning company, in this city, while en-
gagged in oiling shaft this morning was caught by
her long and flowing hair and drawn up by the
machinery until the scalp was torn completely
from her head and her ears both torn loose, so that
they, together with the outer covering OF the skull
hung down on either side to her shoulders. She
was conveyed to ST.. Josephs hospital. Her re-
coYery Is not oXpeoted.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Pncilic Mining stnc,,s,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 4.-The following are the
official closing quotations Of mining stocks to-day:
uta, "a Beehtel, IA Becher, IL; Belyiderc,
1882 Best & Belcher. Sal Bode, A. Bullion, 2 Cali
lornia, .; Chollar, 2lz; Crown Point l. Eureka
Consolidated, M; ENchcquer, l. Gould * Curry,
80; Grand Prize, .; Hale " NRrcross, 3I4; MeXi-
can, 7ls MONDAY, IA Northern Belle, g% ophir,
s Sierra Nevada ~ Silver kin, D. Union C0lIsoIi.
dated, 10, Yellow Jacket, 3l5; Boston Consolidated,
IA; Consolidated Pacific, ~ Columbus, 21s.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Acquitted Of a sorious chnrge.

The case Of Charles smith, II painter charged
with outagiug colorod girl named Emelins
PortloclS, terminated suddenly in tho police
court yesterday with the acquttal Of the prls
oucr After The girls mother aud father had
testified to the girls coming homo In u SAD
plight, the littlo gul was put ON the stand
She testified that she was called to smith
house aud was hurt. On being asked II Smith
was the man sho replied mo" Smith wa
thcreupou dismissed nom custody,
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Ihe MnIlroal Wnr.

CHICAGO, Nov, i.-AHother break IN southwestern
passenger rates occurred to-day, all the roads max
ing thorate from Kansas city to Chicago $3.50 The
former rate was So There is Q probability that
through rates between the principal points IN I'LL
nois Missouri and Iowa viii shortly be reduced
considerably. ro-doy's meeting, which was TO
have adjusted all differences, was postponed until
Monday.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Shall Sentiment or Interest Control ?

Virginia occupies peculiar position. She is IN
the very middle ofthe country, and geographically
should be It's commercial, industrial aud political
centre, but she divided between question olsen
timen and Of self interest. While all her interests
commercial, financial and ndustrial-arc with
the north, yet she is bound TO the south by bond
Of sympathy and sentiment which II is difficult TO
overcome And that is just what makes the solid
south so solid. II is not interest but sentiment and
the future alone con tell which will prove the
strOnger.-NicluHORd Siltc.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
California soundIy HepubIi can.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 4.-Aspecal from San Fran.
cisco says: Additional returns from the interior
and more careful ebulOtion of those before re-
ceiyed make a complete change in favor Of tho re.
publican ticket IN the state The votes counted
give Garfield 69,NO5, Hancock 670l7, Weaver 2707.
There is possibility Of the votes yet 10 be counted
changing the result, though the majority will prob
ably be slightly reduced. 1t is now definitely set
tied that the republicans will have a majority on
joint ballot of TO G, insuring the election of
publ lican senator. The congressional delegation
stands: Page and Pacheco (reps), Berry and Rose
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The uIinoIsIepIsInturn.

CHICAGO, Nov i.-The state legislature stands as
follow, The senate which will elect United
States senator in 1883 /, succeed David Davis,
stands 80 republicans Is democrats and l socialist
OF these n republicans were elected ON Tuesday
and democrats, The house stands Republicans
s. or 81, aud O. or 60 democrats This house Will
not puttlcipRto IN the election Of q United states
senator, In the first three districts congressman
were elected by tho illlowlup m0jorities' Aldrch
National Republican., 1880-11-05
SCUM CARoIIYA METHODS.
"Visitors" at work in Newberry-BlaclS clS
Sheep Try TO Bite white Wolves in Edge
hold-Ono Sheep Killed and Thirteen
Wounded--No Wolves Hurt

hold-Ono sheep Killed and Thirteen
Wounded--No Wolves Hurt.
dispatch from Newberry county, 8. c.,
printed in tho Columbia Register says
The election has passed Off quietly and without
any disturbance save in the upper part Of the
county where forty mo united men from parts un.
known swooped down like al avalanche upon the
voters, white and coored, who were around the
ballot-box precipltating row and eventually re-.
suited In the killing of ono colorcd man. The
sheriff was notified and repaired with posse of
my men TO the scene OF the difficulty, and from
last accounts peace had been restored. IL was an
unprovokcd attack, which has called forth tho
condemnation Of both parties. The visitors were
not Of Newberry
AtJohnstons, in South Carolina, riot occurred
between the whites and the blacks Tho latter
tried to seize the ballotbox. One negro wus killed
aud thirteen wounded. A telegram has been re.
Gcived hero from Aiken, s. c., stating that the
negroes have threatened to burn that town to-
night and asking for assistance. The election was
very quiet. There was no disturbance whatever.
The negro vote is tho largest IN ten years, and
they voted the republican ticket almost solidly
National Republican., 1880-11-05
GENERlIL FOREIGN NETs.
Tho International Wink.

LONDON, ov,I.-At 1854 o'clock p. m. Litllewood
took the second place, Doblcr, who was resting at
1886 o'clock, had not made his temperance at 500
o'clock, when Rowels score was 1872 miles 2l9
laps and Litllcwo1d's 3i7 miles . laps. Dobler's
trainer intends to give him q long rest thinking
that If the swelling Of his leg 0baes he may still
take at least the second place. Dobler reOppeared
at o'clock. His leg was evidently much better.
The fast mile run simultaneously by Rowell and
Liulewood told its tale rs Rowell went a bit queer
GlterwGrd and Littlewood retired for the night at
O'clock Rowell completed 100 miles in ninety
hours, and retired for the night at ll:l5. Dobler
retired at 1870 q. The at 1890 a. m. stood
Rowel, ilG miles; Littlowood $50 miles laps, Hnd
Doblcr, $50 miles laps.
LoEDoN, Nov. 5-Llttlewood reappeared at 1928
q. m and Dobler at 1884 a. m The latter went
much better. The score at u. N. stood ROwell,
4l6 miles; Littewood 500 miles and Dobler 376
mi
National Republican., 1880-11-05
T. W. TX ,lloch to be Tried for Murder.

SAN FRANcisco, Nov. 4.-Thc supreme court to.
day denied wrlts of mandate certiorari and habeas
corpus in the case Of ]. NJ Kalloch, charged with
murder. The case now goes back to tho lower
court for decision on its merits
National Republican., 1880-11-05
American Icnrinnera.

NEW YORK, Nov. i.--The American Society of
mechanical engineers held its first annual meeting
tonight at Cooper institute. Many prominent en-.
ginecrs were present. The inaugural address was
read by Professor r. II. Thurston president of the
organization. Paperswere read by Professor John
Il. sweet of Syracuse N. Y. Mr.. Colman Sellers of
Philadelphia, Mr.. A. b. Hally of this city and
~
National Republican., 1880-11-05
How Aiken County was Carried.

The Charleston Ntlps ont Courier publishes dis.
patch that "seventy-iyc young men went down
from Augusta, Ga, 10 Aiken in response to an
alarming dSpatch that the negroes were going to
burn the town. The result was q tremendous
democratic majority IN a county which has u nor.
mAL' republican minority Of M IeAst 1000
National Republican., 1880-11-05
A Wife Murderer.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 4, - Robert Ransom
fatally stabbed his wife, Ellen Ransom, at her home
on the Granny White turnpike, just south Of the
corporation limits yesterday II was the result of
quarrel. Ransom was arrested The woman Is
rcportcd 10 be dead
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Essex CnunIY. Va,

TAPPAHASEoCK, November 4.
This county gave John W. Volt (rep), for con-
gress, majority of 2i5 Garfield electors majority
of 24S. The readjuster candidate for congress ro-
ceiyed but 43 votes In tho county, and the electors
Of that party but 81 votes. ]. s. w.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
NIissinnnriea fnr chinn.

New York. Nov. AT the session of the N. E.
board of missions to-day Rev. Mr. Oin moved to
reconsider yesterdays action upon the appropria-
tlons. Tho board appropriated S68 for mission
5000 for the establishment Of mission In west
Chinn
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Albanian Resistance to Transfer.

LONDON, Nov. IA Cettinle dispatch to the
Times says The report Of the arrival OF DcrvisCh
PashO at Scutari Is not confirmed On the contrary,
the Turks and AlbaniUns have drawn an almos ST
inpenitrable Gordon around their territory and rem
dered IL most difficult for information to be con
yeyed from SCutau
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Ennc-Bnll Lcnnncs.

NEW YoRK. Nov. I.-The baseball convention
called to meet At the Fifthnvenue hotel to-day to
organize an Independent national league has been
until December 8. Tho national league
now in existence meets in this city Deccmbcri,
National Republican., 1880-11-05
NEW JERSEY.

RED BANK, ~ j.. Noy. 4.-Monmouth county
complete gives Hancock 1920 majority, Ludlow
1915, and Ross for congress ,707
The republican majority in the state senate is
10; in the assembly, 8; republican majority on joint
ballot, 10.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
COLORADO.

DESyER, Col, Nov. i.-Lato returns, including
the strongest democratic counties, do not materi.
ally change the figures tolegraphed last night.
The groenback vote in the state does not exceed
i5O0.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
cnrter mnrrIson,s rronbles.

CHICAGO, Nov, i,--Thc MtoI, ocean says; There Is
a movement on foot to mpeach Mayor Harrison
for an alleged incendiary speech before election
and for other impropieties In connection with
election matters.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
DAKOTA,

YANKToN, DAK., Nov. i,--Yankton county ofi.
cial return gives 400 republican majority, Petit
grew rep) for delegate to congress has about 1000
hfths republican.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
The warren Iuuuiry.

New YonK, Noy. 4-The Warren court oflnquiry
resumed It's session to-day. LcutenantC Colonel s.
II. Hastings of Denver testified as 10 tie move.
mcnU Of the cavalry under General Deyens Oh the
day Of the battle of Five Forks.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Scarcity of Bread in Russia.

ST, PETERSBURG, Nov. 4,--Ordinary rye bread has
risen to double the usual price Great scarcity cx-
which the American competition In wheNieu -four
obviously fails to meet
National Republican., 1880-11-05
NInrdnrn1ld snIcldc.

SAN FgANclsco, Nov, l.-Leon nonli0oe today
killed his mistress, Hattie Lee, In house OF NJ
repute In Wayorly place. lie then shot himself
dead, The cause was Jealousy.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Fatal Railroad Accident.

SOUTH ANBoY, n. j., Nov. l.-John Ross, an M
ploye of tho Pennsylvania railroad company was
killed here last night while attempting to cross the
track In front Of a lOcom olive. lie was twenty
eight years of age ana unmarried.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
The irish Lnnd-Loaguers.

LoNDoN Nov. At is confidently asserted that
in justification Of their acts aud speeches the
Irish agNtors will, at the approaching trials. call
several hundred witnesses from rack rented eS-
tOtes.
Mr.. Charles Samuel Dudgeon of Longford county,
magistrate was fired at without result near
IonglOrd, last night The Dublin Fresmda's Jour.
nal has started subscription for the defense Of the
land-leaguers. Mr., pGrnell will speak ut land
league meeting ut Athlone on sunday next,
DUBLIN, Nov AT Il special meeting OF the
land league to-day Mr. Parnell complained of be.
ing watched by detectives. lie said If they fol-
lowed him to his home In the country no would
have them put in the river. He gnye long nc
count Of the law Of conspiracy which, he said
WAS obsolete. lie urged the branches Of the land
league to send contributions for defense Mr. Par
nell, in the course OF his speech, made personal
attack on Mr. Forster All the agitNtos who were
indicted have now been served with summonses.
At the land league meeting to-day Mr.. Pamell said
he had reason 10 believe tho government desired
10 postpone the trial until the January term, which
would prevent those traverscrs who are members
OF parliament from taking their seats Rt the meet
ing Of parliament in February, Nh Parnell said
he intended to press for an immediate and speedy
triul.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Troneh Rellgions rrouhIes.

PARIS, Nov, 1.-The trIbunal OF conflicts has re-
jected the application asking II to declare the min
lster of ju tice disqualified from presiding at It's
sittlngs This IS important IN view of the actions
Instituted by the ieSnits and now pending before
that tribunal The expulsons Of unauthorized
MeTe continued LO.dNY.
National Republican., 1880-11-05
Ille Enhult.

stllson Hutchins of the Washington Post voted In
New Hampshire yesterday-with what result re-
mains TO be seen, ,-AEaaia CVAatVil0a
National Republican., 1880-11-05
TxpuIsIon of sooInlist,.

BERLIN, Nov, i.-In accordance with the new
socialist law eighty citizens OF Hamburg have been
elected from that city also twenty families in
Altoona. Many families have received notice to
quit different towns in Schleswig. lIolsein.