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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
A Third Raie.

Denver, Col, Dec. S.--General Manager
Dodge, Of Denver & Rio Grande railroad,
says their company will at once commence
laying the third rail between Pueblo and Den
yer. The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
freight cars will run into Denver, but pas
sengers will changeat Pueblo as heretofore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
Boston Soto O'ecs Going TO nardi eras,

Boston, Mass, Dec. S-The National
Lanc5rs last night voted to accept tho invita-
tion of the continental Guards, of New
Orleans, 10 ba present during the mardi gras
festival next February The lsncers expect TO
reach New Orleans by the 2lst Of that
month, aud remain until March |.
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Application For u Receiver or the ~.
Louis Times.

St. Lou's, Dec. S.-Application for the
appointment of a receiver for the st. Louis
Times was brought before Judge LildleY, OF
tho circuit court this morning. The appli'
cation il made by Il. L. Chambers and John
son, owners of the greater part of the stock
of the company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09

London, Dec. s,--A dispatch from Con-
stantirople says the note prepared by the
ministers has been sent to the sultan for ap-
proval. 1t proposes that Greece should re-
ceive considerable increase Of territory, but
that Jarina, Msntzeva aud Larisa should re-
main Turkish.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
rrsubIe in the British Cabinet.

London, Dec. s.-The Post says serious
trouble has arisen in the cabinet again over
tho Irish question, and 1t may lead to on i'm.
porsant secession from the cabinet, or TO an
early meeting Of parliament.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09

London, Dec. S.-Hsnlan is staying in
Dublin. Lsycock did good work on tho river
yesterday. He says ho will row race with
Ross in from four to FIVE weeks for E100 .
side. II Rosa consents the match will DO
ratified to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
A street Car Run Ovor by n switci,
Engine.

Chicago, Dec. S.-An Archer avenue street
car, while crossiOg the Michigan Southern
track about midnight last night, was struck
by switch engine and completely wrecked
Eight Of the passengers were injured, two
fatally. The engineer has been arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
Collector Pease Tenders His Resignn.
lion.

Special TO tho Herald.
Galveston, Dec. s.--Ex-Governor X. N.
Peaso, has rendered his resignation as col
leCtor of the port ex-governor Il. j. Davis
is named as HE probable successor, If he
will accept, which is regarded as doubtful,
Deputy collestor Sheppard is supported for
the place by the custom-honse ring, while j.
y. 0gle has the support of the outside slal.
warts and many leading business mon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
GeorgIa's Electoral Vote Cast For
Hancock and English.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. s.-The presidential
electors of Georgia, at noon to-day, cast the
II votes Of Georgia for Hancock and English
and appointed J. NJ. ogle.by to act as mes
senger to carry the vote TO Washington.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
Alabama Methodist Conference.

Pensacola, Fla, Dec. S-The general con.
ferenci of tho Methodist church for south
Alabama met here to-day, Bishop Metres
presiding. About $50 delegates wore present
And this evening they visited the navy yard,
forts and other points.
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Died SudaenIy.


BpssIA 20 Ihs IfeTAId
Wsatherfsrd, Dec. 81. L. Oldham was
found dead in bel hore this morning. 1t is
supposed no died OF hear. disease.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09

Washington, Dec. S.--Ospt,in Howgate,
of the signal service, has rendered his resig-
nation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
HOLIDAY
= Es7S g - S $ e IN = S :.

An article, gift loses of course its intrinsic value
thing far precious; still ii is evidence judgment and
good taste embody much ohe practical possible
present The selection of something hs both beauty utility
commend it will furnish evergreen reminder, the memeno of
an enduring sentiment
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There Holiday Exhibitions
S 4. IN c. .EI!!s r , S
HUNDREDS OF NOVELTIES

Thus enabling Everybody to Select for Eveybodys Wife Hus
band Mother Father Daughter Son. Sister Brother, Sweet
Lover substantial and beautiful Token of Loves
Remembrance and Appreciation.
For Ladies' Gcnemen and.Chidrens and peaure
for furnishing adornment of the Paror the Sitting Room and
the BedChambe for decoration and for the general
ornamentson of the home showing infinite number and
endless variety of attractive Articles that have but to be and
priced to fully appreciated they to be highly ad
mired.
Our stock of Chdens Toys and Dolls will furnish of the
most entertaining sights of tho Holiday Season.
The December Holiday Number Of HOME JOURNAL will be
prousey illustrated and contain Christmas story poetry and enter
tanning reading matter in addition to our Catalogues of Articles Suit
able Any lady gentleman desiring copy can obtain
one free, by sending us and postoice address
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09

Ax, 4h@0O AK, iisl rs; higher grades'
81 616 10.
Fork uuiet, l3X
Lord steadyi tlerce, sS@9k, heg, 0X@lo.
Dry-sall meats quiet, quoted, ph0uIuar,,
loose, *, packed, AZ clear ribs, TX, clear
sides, 7h.
Bacon scarce but firm, shoulders, 8 e5,
clear ribs, 6h ! clear sides, sH@y
Hama In ialr demand; choice sugar cured
canvased. 0@i0h.
Whiskoy steady, western recti1ed, no
prime, ll@l%A.
Sugar In GOOD demand common to good COM
mon. AA@h; fair 10 fully fair. bHn 6ss;
prime to choice, Bk@Ii yellow clarified, 7h9S.
common, So@3S; centrifugal, 2J@iO isir,
3SCdSl prime 10 choice, XI@43
Rice quiet but weakeri ordinary to choice,
| 4h@6,
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Sights, par; sterling bank, AIS; consols, b2a.
FOREIGN

LrvnRrooL, Dec. g. Noon : Cotton easier,
uplands, 6N; Orleans. 0 1915; reccipt,
l6.SOO, American lG6iOi sales, S,OO0i speculation
and export l,o0O; uplAnds low mlddllng ciassi.
hdalOns for December deliver lI-lg,
December and January, Q q, 80; January and
So; March and April, q Is ID, Aprii
anu May, 0 h.lO; May aud June, bhi
June nnd July, O 2s-S2, futures wrak
30 y N Up anus, 9 ll-l6i Orleans, OJs,
futures in buyers favor.
3:3 p m--ales OF Amerisan, Q, 100 balcsi up
anus low middling ulnssitcatluus lor Deuem-
her delivery, o 2l- 9; January pnd February
6 ll-le; February and March, 1882; April
and May,6 Ia'lb
$50 y m-Futures closed dull,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09

NUHhUTIUWNV0I HtN INNVIFNbi tVl9VVf VNTUINHI
TO Great Britain, q ,i53j France, - oonti-
nent, II, II s; channel, -, =
Woo lair and demand steady, domestic
1eec', 37@5l; pulled, Sl@S5i unwashed, 4@3);
TevA,, 4@33.
Hides from Now Orleans IlH@l9c; Texas
llh@laKc.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. S.-wheat-No. . spct.
SOC; No spot, e2A
nAIUEeTnN
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ST. Louis, Dlo. s.-Hogs a shade higher;
Workers and Balumores, 4 1904 80; mixed
pack lng, t0@7O; 'con mon, -; butchers
10 fancy 7o@i 10; receipts, IL, ,Ccoj shipments,
$50.
Cattle strong for best grades; o, rorters, %
ais; good 70 choice shipping. 5o@i s5i llrtt
steers, 0o@b0i fair TO good butcnera' ttuf,
2 1893 Got grass Texans, 2 950gt 20, Colorado
steers, . 75elt 25i stockers ana fee ers, 2 iCCg
8 25; receipts, l,i0gi shrments, none.
sheep In good demand; fsir to choice NUT
tons, 00@t CO., fancy. 25i receipts, l25.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8. = The Journal reports
cattle receipts, at 1000, shipments. -,
market firm; exporters strong, 3 e0a6 GO; good
TO choice shipping, 4 Io9s 90; common TO me-
dium, 3 COCA 10, butchers 1rm, 25@s 90;
stoekers more active, COOS 10; Texans, 20.
sneep receipts, 2o0i shipments, -, mar
kst good. but scarce and wanted, . 1894 20.
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NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Dec. S.. Stocks strong; money
a. exchange long, 47sj exchange shori,
4sOj state bonds dull; governments strong.
Cotton easier; sales, $40
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ST. LouIs, Dec. s. - Flour steady; quoted:
Xxx, 3 "; family, -; cl.oice 10 fancy, %
ts5 IS.
wheat opened highes; red fall closed with
continued downward tendency. No nd
fan, 0iN@l 1'i. cash ! 05el C6E January.
Cora dull and lower; l2@ii cash; aUX@ilA
January.
oats ilrm but slow, 81 cash S,1G bid for jan
unry.
whleky lower, | le.
Pork hlaber; Jobbing, at 1S 25.
Lard higher, nj 4 2b5s 80,
Bulk meats hleheri snouldera, lc@95i ribs,
6 G5@I5j sides, Si@lb
Bacon dull and lower; shoulders, -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

HANCOCK'S MAJORITY ABOUT 10000.
THE DEMocaATIC MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR ABOUT
5000 - ONE REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSMAN
FLr,TFD.
RALmGu. y. C., Nov. THE returns come in
slowly and fall returns win not be received before
tomorrow noon. FIty-:oHr counties casting two
thirds Of tae vote Of the State, give jarvis Dem.l
majori OF 3 800 for Governor over Buxton Rep
The same counties in 1876 gave Vance DEM. 6,9OO
majority for Governor The Other forty counties
gave Vance G1sj majority. Jarviss majority is ostl-
mated az 5000.
Hancocl. runs ahead Of the State ticket ami Will
hav. probably 10000 majority. Tic-'s majority
was 1850.
Returns from the Isl Congressional District are
meagre bur they indicate the election of Latham
lDemJ >hakc.ford DemJ, Is elected in the iii
District. All the other Congressman are Demo-
cratic, except in the I'D District where Hubbs
(Rep.l is elected over Kitchen DEM, the present
incumbent.
The Legislature IS Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
4 GIFT TO GEYERAL GARFIELD.
A FEW GRACEFUL WORDS OF AcKvow1EpoMESr-

A FEW GRACEFUL WORDS or Acknowledgements
THE STABILITY OF AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 4.-The gold-headed cane
voted to General Garfield in the contest at the
Cleveland Cathedral Far WAS formally presented
to him at Mentor to day by Father Thorpe. Cen
eraI Garields reply to the presentation speech was
as follows:
FATHER THORPE 7 receive tbs beautiful cane
from the people whom you represent, grateful, not
merely that they chose az the recipient, but for
the fact that the spirit behind the ca0ce was IN
line with the liberties Of this country l receive 1t
a token OF respect from the people of my native
county. who have IN many ways shown me tlelr
confidence and regard.
You have OFT red II 4 significant symbol. | ac-
cept 10 with the meaning you have gwen It. Toe
head of gold NAV not uutfIy represent the true and
solid basis OF our National specie and the strength
and stability Il beauty Of the wood that supports
&c. the strength AID ymmetry Of cur lnstil Ut0ns.
/ believe It Is said thar tie patriarch JACOB Wor-
shipped leaning ~ the top 0f has staff. Our INST tn
lions are safe SID long our people and Government
a.e uud leaning upon Lc stan ui solid worth ana
oi pubic and Pryate v,rtI". accept this al the
more gladly because d comes acrIss one Of the
lines that VIDE u- ig,1u-iI For m our country
q man may adopt Whatever religion he chooses or
40 religion If be prefers. Ihr religion Of our people
- lCtr To- ta-lr voluntary choice and nOt 10 the con-
tr,. Of human .a y
/ tha0k you especially. Father Thorpc, for he
KIND terms 800 wIlru You have addressed me- ;.1
ak Ncd % bear back my grateful tAduas -0 the
48uurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
DELAWARE.

TIE REPUBLICANS ENCOURAGED
N Address TO tbs PAEIY-wHAr 4 PERFECTED
OhGASlZATIOS HAS ACCCMPLI-HFD,
IHY TELEGRAPH TO rHE IKIBCNRl
DOVER. Del. Nov. 4.-Tne following address has
Us been issued here:
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Of DELAWARE,
DovFR, Del, Nov. 4, 1850.
10 the RcpuJfcG Of Del0c4rc:
ic.ngraJllate you Oh your splendid victory. A
party .O disOrVaEzed m 1873 that il nominated no
ticket has II lied and perfected It's organization
aud thoroughly brought oui q vote a. to Re luce
The Democratic majority 10 600. With a full as
sessment continued and complete organization,
Iso2 vail witness the political redemption Of your
Stale. and Delaware Will break from the Solid
South by falling into the line of her
interests and natural association with the
great North. The days OF Democratic rule
IN Delaware are RAPIDLY passing. The sceptre
Is about departing. Appealing 10 the better judg-
ment and conscience of our people We tins dav be
gu the campaign of 1Ss2. Preserve your organlZa-
ton, watch the assessments, and pay your taxes.
W are not rOuteG; we are simply beaten into
Nricter Disc pine and more perfect organization.
~ order OF the Committee
II. W. CANNON, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
Tu0 RIVER srLIHEaS SUNK.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 4.-The Memphis
steamer Eo,.r Mitchell, .n rouia fIon Cnro for New.
ORLEANS, vucu eft here yestcria7 noruus struck %
hidden distraction while making crossing 10 Fox
Islam SIX .u.f uc.0Y Memphis yeserdaY afternoon,
aud -u. .k
TIC 19t lies sra gt ~ nre cct OF water and al the
f-c r hold. Es'uig Oh. c0'tou and EpL, VIII bc
l-.. BoA I...ts V,r. a. TIE TAec. when tLe vessel
E.
The Memphis and A-k1nfis river packet Ou1cI.-a
R-..c r.. fr i- morning al o'clock hyr miles
al.y, tE.r.. .4.s. aId wltuIn zen u.nirs al
HarI. 1YOf I~f or freight. cof tlu AMI cottC-
seed f.T us iGo boat vllurI a. $4,000. SLe
I,s w.t..u -yJ yards of The Robert Mitchell, which
- uk afternoon. 80 lives lost IL
t.Od..; sac boat Hiu proy tODil loss. large por-
tila -h. cD ,.n WJ- ~-c. overheard. Fle Cua. -au
D. 10 t.lc WI e.. saving .r !-.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
TENNESSEE.

A REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR ELECTED.
MORE THAN ONK-HALF THE STATE GIVES RRpUB-
LICAN PLURALITY OF 7, 7,631-REPUBLICAN GAINS
~ THE LEGISLATURE.
NASHVILLE Penn. Nov. 3.-Returns from fifty
counties out OF ninety our III the State, give the
following vote for Governor: Hawkins (ReD)
g.. .292; Wright LDebt-paying DerJ 56,661; VIII
son r.No credit" DemJ ~. SOS Hawkinss
plurality. 1881 There is doubt Of
Hawkinys- election, as the remaining counties are
strong gholds OF the Republican party. Tho counties
to be beard from are small and will not cast over
so 600 votes OF these Hawkins will get $1,000,
Wright l3 600, and Wilson 10000 This will give
Hawkins a plurality OF 81 900 in the State.
The Democrats have the Legislature by about SIX
majority-a Republican gain OF about twenty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
PRESIDENT HAYES IT MENTOR.

he CoEG.ArJLArFs GENERAL GARFIELD or HIS
ELsCuO ills Journey 10 WASHINGTON.
lE. TELEGRAPH I'D THE rEmC>El
CLEvfLANp Nov. 4.-Iresdent Hayes, Nrs.
H9Ee- End t.cr son Webb Hayes visited General
Garfield and Family Tins afternoon, passing between
,wo or three L.usra at LaVuieid. The greetings
betvyen the t~o families were most social and
congratulations on Tuesdays work were very
hearty.
President Hlyes and family returned to
Cleveland tins evening, where he
Witnessed grand street demous-r...o ion
ia honor Of the great victory. Toward night tie
President was scr.nadod at the Kennard House,
where e reception viii be- held m the morning IN
honor OF ui, prese. cr. Tomorrow Prcsid nr Hayes
viii cave Cleveland for Washington VIA PItt,burg.
General Garfield udd few callers to-day other tuan
above. Several conTatGlatory dispatches were
received. Among them WLs tine following from
Count Leswp-: d" I hasten TO address you ny siu-
cere cougritul5rious.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
SECOND EDITION
r,y later, Political Ners sec second Pdgel
THE NOVEMBER VICTORY.

GARFIELD HAS 219 ELECTORAL VOTES
,sxxFs.FF ELECTS A REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR AND
ro,-a coNGRFssNEN-NORrH CAROLINA DEMO-
cr,rtc-Nrw-JFRsFY CLOSE ON THE VOTE FOR
covrRNoR-DtMoCRATIc LOSSES IN MISSOURI
c,uF3rNl\ REPCBLIcAN.
Tho latest election returns make very lew
,,-.n..,s in the results already announced.
C.-told st;ll has 219 votes to $50 for Han
ooI California being Republican. In Con-
- the Republican majority viii be - or
= IN New-Yorb Garfeld's majority is about
o5O0O In Tennessee the Republicans
Isv. elected tie Governor and 4 Congress
mon Missouri returns Democrats, Green
l.ck-RepulGcans and l Republican to Con-
rre.,-a Democratic loss of three. North
Carolina is Democratic by about 10000
majority. Oregon gives from 800 to 500 Re
pulHeau mtjonty. New-Jersey Is close on the
vote Tor Governor and the official count viii
be required 10 decide the result Kansas
gives 10000 Republican majority, and elects
Republican Congressman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.

WIFE MURDER
NA~HVrrIr Tenn. Stv. Robert Ransom IA
tally stabbed his wife ycsts sriay. He arrested.
= BRAKEMAN FATALLY INJURED
SPEINGFiFIb. VI i-s.. NOV. Nv. |. DearbOr. of
Ftch3urr railroad br1ksnan .ai lsay hurt Green
ne.d to-day.
AUroMATGC CAI-CoUPLING COMPANY.
ALBAA !. Nov. Nv liam 4. Martin and others
t.e Automatic CarCOupling Company with
capital oI eJo0tOp.
NEW NATI0NAL BANK ESTABLISHED.
CI.C.NSAII. y -. Tine CltIzenS National Bank
opened for busne.H Odly his is the new bank roeenIy
rgalZed with 81 UOj.'uo capital
SHIPMENTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NrW-ORLF,NS, Nov. 3.-lhe steamers which
today here carried genera cargOes including
2UOO bales and 5"0s bushels OF gram IN bulk
KILLED WuILE CROSSING A TRACK
SoUTH ANB Y. y. j., Nov John toss was
night we Attempting 10 cross The track IN
unmarried.
ANEW GERMAN NEWSPAPER sTARTED.
CrV.INNAu Nov 4.-Iue Cincinnati 1pseg~r,
afternoon 10 TAX the place OF Tue A0eaa post
nuel i-saed to-day lts pr0pretors
Il. hAborg aud Emil Paefo"
COLLISION WITH A LIGHT SHIP
PO-rDN. Nov. 4.->cnoon@r Viola, OF Aachias,
FROM for hoet0n with coal came IN COLLISION with
Eercir light ship on dOnd2y ulBht AND SUNK Tho
saved themselves IN q boat
A GOVERNMENT TUG DAMAGED
FOrTHrs- MOvRO-. Va, Nov. 4.-Ine United
for f naval vessel. Ouled The sOop-of.
yesterday and obliged " Drocool ~ or
folk iaI repairs
A POLICEMAN FATALLY SHOT
CISCTvNArL Nov. 4.-Pohceman Frederick Karsch,
while trylng di~rso Dssy crowd Last night Eaat
sTsl s-t- iain.v by Charles Marshall c0lorsd.
nrr-ha ws .iv0rcs 0at.l by karseha partner Was
tAen .osp.t-i h psintu if no' seriouA souadA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
MISSOURI.
DEMOCRATIC LOSSES.
10. 600 MAJORITY FOR HANCOCK.

ST. LOUIS Nov, 4-Only scattering returns from
this State have been received rs yet. The majority
the Democratic National State ticket is expected
10 be 10000. The Democrats in the With District
reported to concede the election of Van Horn
Rep over Allen and Crisp his Democratic COM
pcttogs The result in the IGId District, this city,
IS not yet decided but the probab' hties
are that Frost DEM is elected The other doubt
ful districts are the With, IXih and y b. In the
IXth the election of Ford Gok.-Rep is claimed,
but no definite results have yet been received. The
IYth d Dstuct elects DAVIS DEM; the Nth,
Bland .Dem.l; the WITH, Phillips DEM; the XIth.
CLARK u M; the X lIth, Hatch lDeml; aud the
XIllth, Buc6uer Ueln.L without any doubt
Lotr.-HIce Glep.-Gbk.l u the VII;h; Ford Rep
GJk.l in the * .h. and Burrows (Gbk.l IN the Xh
District are rcc,ectc1-a Democratic loss Of 3. The
other districts elec, Democrats.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nv. 4-Amost complete re-
turns from tins, the With, Congressional District
gives Van Horn d'er.) from SOC TO 1000 plurality.
The Republican Representatives Z. TO the LEGISLATURE
are elected from bis cty, Republican gain, and
the Comfy Marshal and Collector are Republicans.
The rest of tie county t.cl-et is Democratic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
THE NEW CONGRESS.

A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF THIRTEEN.
WHAT rHF LATEST Returns sHOw-A REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY OVER BOTH DEMOCRATS AND GREEN
BACKERs.
Telegraphic dispatches received yesterday threw
light upon the result in many Congressional dis
tricts from which little news was before obtained.
Classified according 20 the Latest returns
the next House of Representatives now stands; 4;
Republicans. 1853; Democrats, l3S and two dis
trets are In doubt. The Republican majority
over all il thus ~; and may be IL.
Nor Rsols..os saa prsss Cosam<a1 Sse0ad Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
CRASHING OF TEETH IL rAu,lANY.

JOH> KELLY CALLS HIS FEirNps TOGETHER TO
TAKE 1HE CCE-HE CEus FRAUD AND SAYS
HARD rHINGu 0r IRVING Itii-rIE LATE CO.
PAETSrRs OF T,vlNNY DESIGNATED ~ CUI-
THRoArs-MR. KILiY's srE ca.
The Tammany Committee of organ zttioH held
meeting Yesterday. which began 10 the afternoon
and vas pGotracted mo the evening. Before the
meeting the members of the COGimt. oe stood about
the entrance To rammany llal m gr,ups waiting
for TIE coming Of John Kelly. There was q
iiuerea gravity on their c0GAteBanccs. How
are thln&sl said man - sn acquaintance.
wnom ne met on the steps - On. h-l was tho
laconic reply as the questioned man turned away
That was apparently he prevail Z sentiment
Cpon the arrival Cf John k.ly the COMMITTEES
descended 70 the room in winch It usually meets,
anu was ca ie TO order by Justice DHhy who WAS
more SAVAGE than usual, and whose conntenance IN.
dIcated disgust TO which mere language could do
no justice Prelminares were uuccremouIOusy
dispensed with and John Kelly asked per uis-
slou To offer some resolutions To o0faln
information. lhe permission was taken
ior granted. and Mr. KeLys resolutions
were read by Justice DGifs Iney promised hat lt
was vol understood that large numbers of persons
who were residents of washington, u. c.. Vermont,
Mlssachusetts and the Western states with
colorcd persons from tie Syuth. we've brought INTO
.
the Re epNblican ticket. thus sUbTcrtug the vii Of
the people and they called upon tae counsel Oi he
Committee. Messrs. Wing,re aud Anderson. 20 ex-
anime the registry and poll lasts and take the
necessary tie arrest aud prosecution
ia the criminal courts Of persons who
voted illegally. Mr. Kelly said hc wished the res0-
lutlons TO ie on the table Tor wnlle until reports
had been received from tho Assembly Districts
relative u Illegal voting.
The irst person called upon was cx-Just;ce
QUINN of the lst Assembly District. He sad that
OF his own knowledge he knew OF no .ai e registry
OF illegal voting. although he beIeyed that 200 ile-
gal votes were cast.
Mr. Kelly--The gentleman hasn't gwen hs views
on tue increase Oi the Rspabhotu vote. The Re-
publican vote he district IL an Increase OF 23 per
cent over that OF 1876. while tac Democratic IN
crease wGs only 10 per oeut.
Justice Qumn-I cannot state more wiyh regard
10 illegal voting than have stated. for If | lad
known OF any Illegal voting / shoa.d have pre-
vented II. The Republican increase does not all
come from that source. | believe tnss great mauy
of those Who call themselves native Americans and
the German Luthcrans reluStd TO vote with Us.
They openly boasted that hey woull not. AuG