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ORDINANCE MGR No. ia.
An Ordnance 70 prohibit and pnaisA
DO playing at ball or tksosiag or 6aus
Or other substanees to and fro ritAim tie
fTs ilSits n Ae cig ~ Seattle.

The CITY o. Ssatae dess Orelaia q fo,aone:
SECTION l. Il shall not hereafter ba
lawful for any person Or persons 10 play
at foot ball or other game Of ball or to
throw to and fro any ball OF other
substance in any street Of this CITY
within the fire limits thersof.
SIC. 2. Any person or persons VIC.
lating any Of the proyis ons OF this
OrdinsnUe shall be desmed guilty Of :
misdsmeanor, and shall on conviction
thereof for each and every suoh offence
Be fined in any sum not exceeding ten
acaiars and the costs OF proescutien.
and shail be committed to Jail until
such fne and costs are paid OF the
party shall be otherwise lawfully dis.
charged from custody.
SIC. s. This Ordinance shall taxa
e6ect and b in force ct the expiration
Of ave day. AFTER the same shall havs
beea Published.
J Passed the Common Council Of the
City Of Seattle Nay 7th, 1850, and sp.
proved May 9th. 1850.
- o. JACOBS,
An~t: Mayor.
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Canada coali pour forth troops faster
fur its defense .nan we could land them
fer its capture. 1t is indispensable
that We adopt efficient measures for
preventing the appearance of British
fleet on the upper lakes. which are in
accessible to our navy. There is .
treaty by which the United States and
Great Britain stipulate TO maintain
only one small vessel each. with . SIN
gle gun. on Like Ontario. and two
such vessels each on the upper lakes.
Bot this treaty would be abrogated by
Il declaration of war. Great Britain
could send armed steamers through the
Weiland Canal in four or five days from
Quebec, aud we should have no naval
force on the lakes until We could build
it. Meanwhile our populous and flsur-
ishing lake cities would lie at the mer-
cy Of long range British guns
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Corn Is KING.-Far more bushels Of
corn is raised in America than all other
grain crops added together. For some
weeks now this will occupy most stten.
ton. The American Agricultvistfor May
gives Instructive results of hundreds of
careful experiments with fertilizers on
corn during 1878 and 1870 and there are
some $50 other articles. aud 75-original
all. useful aud instructive
to every cuitivat or. of q small garden or
= large farm @Tks Department Of Az
riculture gets = ha,d hit for sending
out sqmc- bogus seed. Exposure Of
Humbugs. Hins and Helps for Farm
era. various dairy matters. etc.. etc.,
make this msss v.lsable pumht
Price ID cents. or $3.50 . year. Orange
Judd Company, New York, publishers
=
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Callso is the port for Lima. the CAPT.
tai Of Peru. For SO immense O SHIP
ping trade as it enjoys, it is a small ana
insignificant town. II is fortified by
200 guns. which are likely to make it
warm for the Chilean fleet row block
aiding the place. With Callao once
captured and strongly held, the Chilesns
can walk into Lima and dictate the
terms Of peace. after the style of the
Germans in Paris. Callao has taken
more Puget Sound lumber during the
past ten years than any other foreign
port except Henolulu.
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aSSS .SAAA - 49, n -
BRADFORD, Pa. May 1O-This even.
ing. by gas explosion 10 q stsssin the
house of Justice Glue. at Rixford, ten
miles so6lnxsadf BsAdnfdx shs build.
Ing WAS Get on fire and the fire soon
communicated ith thg a0ismis9 bujld.
ings, which were light frame structures.
The fire spread rapidly. aud. before its
fury was spsnt, slghsy buidinosrese
laid in ashes Tue hst embraced the
principal hotels, stores and business
places. including Ksndall'A7 E.drek's
and the railrs al depot. The FIRE also
burned the pump station Of the United
Pipe lines. A tank costainiugl 1000
barrels OF oil was burned, and On iron
tank containing $4,000 barrels of ell is
howin flames. A short distance fur
ther down the valley are located une
other 90. 0oo b.rrsltaak, owned BY the
Union Pipe hues, and two others of
similar Dimensions belonging to the
Tidewaler Pips lines. These three
they cannot escape destruction. 4 large
force OF men is building dams to check
the burning oil from running down the
valley. ehDul8 tne 1npk NOW on fise beil.
ossr. IN anti AfVund sfHixfusd fbrsy'
dsfricks were also consumed Il Is i'm.
possible to estimate the ioss at present.
8sysrsl wood ores are reported, but no
ssSsons dslnsg1 hss yStfsssltsdI ID. {
QAsviLLH Va. MAI " -Thr wooden
bunting formerly us1 a ihs. Granger
Nafehnuss. anj rscsntiy rented to ] Il
Pace Ut RicAm0ao sorn ih1T sssvako ~
Leaf tobacco. was burned this morning i
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also wooden building belonging to
Winsted Of Greensboro. n. c., and
occupied by Murphy & Co.'S grocery
and liquor store. SAMUEL Crcxton, who
was sleeping in the warehouse binding.
perished in the flames. John Does, q
fireman, 10 attempting Croxton's rescue.
220. 900 pounds of leaf tobacco. r
Hendett Il Co and Robertson & Co
lose smaller lots. TIE Are was incen-
diary.
CINCINNATI. May 10-The delegates
of the Methodist General Conference
again occupied nearly oil the pulpits in
the city AID suburbs yesteniay- Bishop
Simpson at 4 p. NJ. preached in Music
Hall to An audience of 5000 people.
Hundreds were turned away unable to
get in. His theme was the Growth
and Ultimate Triumph of Chri.tisnity.
As he showed the decline Of all other
systems and their insdequacy to the
wants of man, he so carried the SYM
pathy OF his hearers that the amens
were mingled with spontaneous sp-
.plause. The entire congregation joined
ia the singing. which was led by two
comets accompanied by the great Or
gan The effect was grand The au-
dience having applauced the sermon.
showed like approval to the recitative
and aria by Mrs Dexter.
WASHINGTON. May 10th. - Postal
changes for the Pacific coast last week:
Postmssters appointed. Sigm0pd Schel,
Goldendsle, Klickitst county; Charles
w. Eastman, Tumwster. Thurston
county.
EUROPE.
VIENNA. May 1O-A telegrsphic dis
patch says the Albsnians have issuei u
proclamation declaring their indepen.
denee.
ROME, May l0.-J De Hagermann
Ludenerane. Danish representative Ut
Washington. has been transferred to
Rome.
LONDON, May l0.-The Viceroy of
India telegraphs as follows: General
Roberts left Cabul Saturday with q
strong force for Logan Valley and
Maidor, to settle the county,.
q The report OF rising in Badahsr.
shak agsinst the authority OF Abiurrsh
Khan is confirmed.
Edward S,anhope. under Secretary
for India, writes to the Standard de-.
.nying that the late Governor he's
received q telegram concerning tho In.
dian deficit on the, morning after the
debate on the Fawcett's motion 10
Parliament in favor of England's con.
tribnting . portion Of the Afghan war
expenses. BE seriously depricates
Fawcett's action in making the state.
ment before ascertaining the fact
Fawcett writes to the Standard re-.
calling his statement, and expressing
regret that he had been misinformed.
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YELEGRA PHIC.


ExcLusIvxly TO rRs ISrxLLIaRxcEH.
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10 WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

- = 1ass&sss ss s.ff.xx "A s =
IHxaEr1 GIVE NOTICE no AEL pRxsoxs
-. oSsrnea sh.t. by mutual esnssas, non ~
~ nne up o. tn es1sts ~ 4 y. NolsoS. ~.
49,. nsss 20 isey1nk she wAS1s ma1eVr. g - -
~ conee<ned. y The maD ae~msn t 81 Mn M
sasmsFsx. "a vitharsviDg e sseculor.
ssaatls. v. :. Aprn .. isso. .i. d
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NELSON &CO,S
EXPRESS.
Commission I Forwarding
Business.

The above named Company has established On
Expssss iins hstWesn 6seftls and Tie 0ksxit ao)d
1slds. coascting - svs3 seaasaer lsaStns 0sosta1
md By belteo0 ffon Nod ~ stoom nsyiautjoa.
and BY expesieaced tEailmen In 10 the minee
Head ofhce ct Z. b. Harhnoso'. NooAtlo.
0OODBLL = WIBBED.
Aeents q 0oodsll's Landing and q Raby CITY.
m25d6 3. =. C0O1D0. Agent.
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BOR N

ABRAMS-In Seattle, May 10th. to the wife Of
Robert Abrams, . daughter.
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WARRINGTON T8HnbT0RY. 81
Pdnr TowSsEND. May l0--The re-
maipder. Of We Rothschill stock OF
goods<wSs purchased today by c C
Bartlett & 90. Of this city Y -lgS5
CaptAin Il HsJones. OF the ship Ma
thilds. was married on Saturday to Miss
Lulu McNatt. Of Port Ladlcw. sas1
PoRr GAMBLE. May 0 Arrived, bark
James hss,p. 6rom bsn FfSSeisca
FTTI TUiTr~T !
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MAR RI D

Mason county, May 9Th, ".
.. Lewis and Miss Mary Frances Smith.
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SAN FRvNcrsco, May Z. Arrived.
Darkentine Tam O'Snsnsss, SEATTLE.
Sailed, steamer Victoria. for Veto
,d. bari AsftA. Ri aks H Sc aa-t !;
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C0XrLtMEHTA or THE DAY.
MENTOR, o., Nuy. 1.-Seven hundred OF the
Faculty md students Of OberlIn College visited
AebtoF ts'-lay,-tho t1rHt doputatlon tt, congrat-
a'ate Gen. Gat(le!d. who spoke to thonl ns fol-
loxs' reported Eor tho Cleveland {fers:d:
A1. PRESIDENT, LAuIES, AND QEHTLEsfEH:
1hls spontaneous visit II so much mDFc AErru-
aole than tprcpArel one: It coines moro tlIrect-
y from The henrt Ut tho people who participate
~ u, and / recety0 1t as KrGater compile
meht fnr that roason. dn not wish to
10 untaly isnprcss!bo or sl,prrstltlous, but
thouKh W. 6nyU oltlyetl the days at tho AuYs,rs,
1tatnk VII hnyo right to think of soH,e cycnts
asoincns, and greet this rs Il hAppy ard nus
pc'oaa olnon that the irst gcnornt KreutinE alnco
tae event OF ytsterllAy Ia tenderutl to inc hy
teaernhlo InstItutlon Of learning. Tho thought
aas occn ahronA III tho world n KooI 1onl. aud
"na reason, thut thore IL 4 divorce botwocn
*ueIarship and politics. 0bori,n, believe, hAs
sesef advocntel TINT dlvurcc, hut thcre hna
ven y surt Of ctoIatorcd scholarship III tho
eMtcu States that ha8 sto,l a0Df from Aetlye
participation In public utfairs. nm glnl ia bo
stscted hero t0-lRy by tho nctlye, 1.-Two sohalar-
.a'pot ohto, anl know Of Ito place whGGU
.saolatship has touched upon tho nerve oeltrB
VI puollet1fc 50 eiscCtuMty as 0bcrlln. For this
.sa'oh a'n specially Krasoftll t-s7 this grcot-
.ax ttula tho faculty and studonts
y. s.uoeslla co!lrgu aud its Venerable and ycner-
assa fscsident. thank yuu, laAies Rnd gentlc'
' aae"' 1or this visit. Whutayer tho Significance
osrestgr'lays ovent inRy DO, it Will be oil tho
nS H. ssglliiieant for bGlng Immediately lMt'Orse1
fS,nS ~ tehAlaFshlp and culture Ut my HtNte. l
SeilaIfisss Ifisssaeut .at for coming with you. You ara
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TIE NEXT HOUSE.
Ks11AATfS At HEADQUARTERS,

~ op*sa4 Hspateh to 9hs Chicago 7tltuns.
"AsAladT0S. Nor. 3,--aIr, b1cl'hcrsoD, OF tho
'sless'onal s..'s Republican Committee. TO- rtHnt
tates tSs3 ltepubltcan working majority OF
,Ss.enss'thrco In tho next House. The following
.,ase ae tab'e OF Republican gains clairnetl; Nus
nsa.asotts, 1.-the Morsu district; VirxInin. H.
dl..N district: North, Carolina, l,~-Kitchons =
e'' s"S, tnsc1 In Tcnncsseo,--Tuylor, Atkins,
r,'.., .uahg; twn In Atabamn,-tho Second lnl
s.s,n!I !n ono !n nLou!s'ana,-paErol; two In Iowa.
-s..",.I sn,S.to aud Weaver; ono In Minnesota,
i, M; ono in Observation-Disclosures; two
IN nnssoaet.-scas!lghaus n aul vup Horn, throe
ill., as.eahsSlva"a. .-CampbotI, Scranton, ald
In ni ono tn West VirKinia,-Wllson; two
in ,,,.. ,,.Aenteexf,-Whita md Thuln2s; ollu
~ 'noIa, the Thirteenth District: Que iu Yer
a'n vas. .nfaalsy.-nurlow's district; QUO iu Ore-
III 4ndl&na, and six III uhlo. This uakea
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MARK TWAIN.
FUNERAL UttATlON,


opee'a' oupo'e" ~ t"s .""sso ,f.s"".' ~,
llAhrfoltf,, Cttlto,' NOV. a-parah8 tno Aa-
nstntlchh lnf'sl'catlon Meet!hE !ase ose's!as ~
tue upora- HOUSE, which WIS nlleu 10 osorlo"'
tl'g. Anrk Twa1sl WIS cAl!ed upon toT apeeon'
atld delivered "hat no 1orMea lM1eF' "t'''u'.
over fho uenocFat'c Party coming w !. wv
immediately after all aadFeas oy TWO olcrsynus,, ~
and ncRlh1'n8 III fa.hor H'9uos!oas WY, t"o
asaemblago da MOI al 1irst KNOW nu~ ~ teuo'so
1t. ~ tho apu1kor "ent OIL t'o"osor. ste tlucee
pol!ticul tilt loRan tn 10 appreciated. ALMOST
every suntenco was uFceted with soafs OF '""8n'
ter. Following ID tho 0t'dress;
Thoro aro occasions whlca hro so solemn, 10
weighted with tho deep collcorns OF nte. fnat
then evetl tho cellscd jestcr must 1ay hs!t1o ala
cap and bella a''d retnoInbor lat ae 10 q inah
nnd m0rtul; that even bis light, buttee''y career
OF folly hAs !ts serious soasona. msla no ca1''lo1
i!co tno.n Or Ignore thom. snch tItne' NY
, 1880-11-04

md tho eager crowds hRys surrounded tho bull
1ctin-bonrds awaiting tho Kooti nnws. This ttc-
pubcnns hold II Rrcnt demonstration Tonight
hycr tho result. The Democratic headquarters
aru deserted. and many old Democratic assert
t'1l4 y tho onsl Of thc ncn,9?cratte party. They
why thay ,nrc defcntetl.. Tho urncnhack VITO
wns very light compared with two yearA ARD.
most of th(a element voting tho Republican
tickct,.
MApS6nH.
Epsefdt ptspdteh 10 The fhstaon Tribune.
NApIHDa, Nny. 1--rho Republicans Of tho
Cnpttal EIty feel very jolly nscr tho nlorlnns
victury. 4 black strtnn,cr WIS run M to tho
tan Ut tho Hancock ind English polo Inst night,
aid Grape tin1 to the bundle 1T this I1anchtk and
English clpb-roo'n, Indicative III tho mourning
of thAt pnrty.
}ctrgs isiyn1on editor If tho Mn'ilson J1t'no-
tru this nOrnfng moves 10 t,inke 1t unanimous.
NAikAnDO.
Special ntfpdteh 10 7At Chicago Tribune.
nAntf,D, Wis, Eoy. J.-1'hcrn wns KTnna
celebration hcr, to-iftyhs. ealutc IT % guns.
t,aid pAynH hetl4 nf churches md kchonIs ring
Ing. mud Illumination, In honor Ut tho grand Re-
pnbltcnn Victory.
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.r-x MIR IT All, FIXED Ut rot GARFIELD.
a"-, v,@1tu Dt,paeA to T1s chicago Tribune.
.r,. youK. Noy. 4.-seuntor Coukltng is
.,"naht tn ,IesIrc tho pltcc of postnlaster-Ge
'. s.a, f,r hIs fr;eu,t aud abto ndj,tant, Mr..
1homas r, patt. lie asked this Of Mr.. liuyes III
~ nn1 was very c,Irtly refused, nul
is'' boIiavc1 ho will not ask
- ..,i. - Mr. f,nrfeld. r,bo
" ~ 49, .,~1,,,,~ IN +bo ,,nucr,, holtef
treasury. "eeo.o's4 - -. ~ @ uhastna,, T., ,hich
will reInntn IN charRe ol ".. ono.u''1., -. 49," 1
..su sn, o,,nvos ,rt, rent,h out with urcut yIuor
neht hueReyes WI tcMen oAs T.' .
ibis 'swtHter' Jafi'es T. ','''a's ~
a prDbablc Attorlcy:Gcncral. lle pe!"f>9s 10
the Moderntc Ilcpublcan side, md was opposed
~ NV 'u"o 1.a,.< a., ...snr,,o ,ho Attnr.
Gen. GaTleld !nhy uesire u Fe6etso .no 1NtVo
ncy.0encrllship fur NOW Ehglaha iuan'
pcopIc arc asking with some curiosity what
:. n';. !. n.",.n ~" u ..at Il, ,,oa n ,,ccrdcd
viii dcnaand. ~ ~ k"o"u tu''t w. e uss.1 ..,
liking for tablnet positlon. "hllo tne s",ri" ,,'
term movement sec"'to "sc'S ~ s"ete.!' 49, -
Cameron did not conceal 1rohi MS Irlef'as tnsL NJ
found tho scnatc fur less pleasant thnn to hatl
fo,rtt tho wor ncnnrtment. and TINT l,e hoped
,o.tu 1 ~ ,hat ,ncc for which. rtss,n snys.
be- believes httnsclf to 10 peculiarly litteo'
Thorc arc, however, people who 10 not be-
ncvo C;cn. t,nrtlcll will Riye him hts
s.I,s H., .h,s ,r,ntt,r II Ia toLou FIR
rrnntcd that. II Mr. conkt'ng .locs nut
a.k fur Cabinet placc for Mr.. flntt, Now York
will he ,,nnnrr.cntca In ti,p Cabinet. Tho ncn-
srat o,,I,n n,,f,,,,, nalitsrinns il Tint Mr. Inyos
t!s' opt'lo" ""'osiA tu'n 80 t"'. ss.t
lonn IN f,,k tft,trfa frlar,Ita Inv fn0t1D MIR.
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TILE KEYSTONE STATE.


Special Dtspatth to TIE Chtedeo Tribune.
piT1HnUaG, Pa. Nov. 3-Tho city md county
secsn to hnvc enpticd their cntire popu!atlon
upon Fifth avenue mud adIotnfng streets, which
are Bwnrninx with people celebrating tho Rtort-
OTIS victory Of yesterday. Torchltght process
aons arc paradlnR tho streets, banda arc p,ay-
ing, md rct1 ,iro burning in nil directions. tho
scenes and Incidents of tic evening strangely
resemble those which characterized Tho close of
tho campaign IN 1860. Republicans arc perfectly
will With uxcttcn,cnt nnd enthusiasm. The
Democrats look "down In tho mouth" but tuke
thetr dGfeut Eool-nnturcdly.
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THE OUTCOME.

sptesa. Dtpatsa to 7ae cattaao Tribune:
xr,r ynnK. Nov, 49, n. ln.-Caltforn[a Is con-
...,ai N the pcuiecrats, while Oregon IL said 10
,s" ,a Wsn,,bllcan, but by small majority. 1t Is
s,ts,e,l tint therc Will bo n gatn Of one lscpnb-
,can Congressman III Louisiana, with prospect
- nm IN tho Mobtu fAla.> District. Latest A'l-
=. ...o. thnw the Ho,iso OF Representatives will
',snJ Is. Republicans, 137 Democrats, nnd
Qrcenhackcrs. ,,a,..u
Social pispateh to The Chteddn Tftoan&
yyw YonK, Nov. ~ 4. M.-The Sun THIS
uoroTnr c!aLuls Eallfornta and Nevada, anu
sycs Hancock t52 votes ind 1nrlcld .fI. Tlo
tvt,jon of tho Congress, 1t says. 10 even, with
tne balancc Of pnwcr III tho hanus or tho
SatIouaIs and Grecnbackcrs.
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RtEs'N' '.F'~~'' "
NEW fOnx. Nov. 3.-The C,nitnnndary or tho
state OF New york Military ofaer 4'oya' legion
ot tho Un!teA states' gnvo IN ihiotmai rceop'
t'on and din1ter 10 their companion yen.
=. brant. III Delmnn'coa TINS evening" lew
minutes inter o'clock tho Co.npan,ois @ ot q, M .no
oftief fhsiAea themselves III Tug taH3es III thS
grand aIilns.h ha', On tio , feeo 'loor, au ~.
a Io rccyea Win ehoe,, Ga.
certllne TO tao middle of inc room tho party
etoppe'l' anu oef'. coehraho aah'' "co'h-
9nos nnr rre;s"t @ to You ,e IL s't e ehamnn @
ne. oy IN IN T. t.'lo nesser s'.!l,-qr Co'nLh.t!aa
United slntos, den. Ulysses 3. Orant." TAP
pInllec.1 Tho 5nptpi,crs thou formed In ltne md
marching past In turn
0ftAsrEp THE ugsEnA1's HAND.
ThIs ceremony ovcr. nil thoso present soatqd
sv, -, ~. ,rtna,,,a, ] ,a,f, Toro ,ras ny nf,,".
H. H., ~ 1,,,saasa .ss"".4 VIA, ~ .,or".
l,Io hs! ol o'acefs ptesehe. "ne" tao e,aee s'.,e
~ III" I,,uatr,m,a v.,est. 40 ton.
uraut arose to respond there was general
movement among tho guests sh0 had tncRn-
Time seated themselves, In tho sumo direction.
1ut Gen. urant sala' "fou haa netter e Keep yonr
eea'a' peeanse "hc,, sce On iny tGee 1neso 'S ~
>S 0xSrkrMrs u" AM XSp cossst,es; @ @ i.syo much
,,oas,ro a., 1,;,r h"ro -, 'nnnv or % mr. "o,n.
r..dcs in tho ] scenes through which tue countr;
wns Obliged fo pnss ilftcen and nineteen
years ago, and ] nm Enl to sec yntt
Gu we'll antl happy. lAppintlsc.] 1 Mn
ntwnyB glad to meet thu apatllcrs who served Cur
sSS "ru case rs WsFa we ~ saa sne Gos lily SO w Wi lis is
r!a''so and !a,ehter] a. e''st !,,l hope y@a
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Epeetdt Dspdteh to Ths Chicago IftbuHt.
SrtlSurlELp, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-whcn 1t became
apparent. at I'M cnrly hour this lnornlng. TINT
the Solid North hnI spoken In unlnistaknb1B
language, md that glorious Victory Ind bcen
achieved, tho Republicans Of this city fnir!y
went Wild with enthusiasm, ind took possession
OF tho city. No such sccrcs Of tubtlat!on have
been witnessed In this city since tho full OF
Richmond. Prominent cItlzcns. and stald old
gentlemen wore us hoatorons IS tho young tnrn
iii thoIr demonstrations and everybody gnse
themselves up unrcaervadly to tho spirit OF tho
occasion. AbuutJo'clockn IL baud was engaged. md
n1 tho tin horna III tho city purchased, where
upon larxo delegation proceeded 10 the Execu-
tiyo Mansion mud "routcd Gov. Cllllom out OF
bed to receive thoir congratulations and IN nk0
a speech. The Governor thankpd thom for tho
compliment, aud expressed Ills qualification at
tho glorious result Of the days contest through
out tho Unfon. Tho enthusiastic assrlnblAgo
tho streets until sIi'r|sc, tnnking night 'hidcous
with their cheers. songs. tili hurna, md music,
9nd @ taking espegI4l pnins to sereun1 Guy.
Palmer lnd tho DgtnOCrnt!o newspapers DUR
ing the niKht ArSsanFements wsro also mao
r 5f he stato re invte t assa. liz
Democratio State Executive Committee closcd
up thgir headquarters this morning, Rnyfns thht
ure not oven recolvlns MY returns: ut lest thoy
o'not mnke them public II any Arc recelyGd.
AURORA.
Special pspateh 10 1hs Chteaeo Tribune,
AunoitA, ILL.,. Nov, 3,-Tho lsepnbcans Of
Aurora Jo!llncd over tho granl result Ut yestDr-
day. There Werg U00 men lnd women perfept-
entnnsastio parninE ,, ,o sssets Win t9rShfs
pnst tho imncisU thrunK InAssctl Itself in frunt
1f tho Republican heAaq9nrters. whom MHjor
nanvtltc. ~ tho oldost fIouEton Democratic
e.l!t9r u Illinois, ni.d who desired. IL has nwn
fdk hf4 tvn1 nT1I1f r
half hn hour ho rnttiei Oh ono Of tho
srandcst knrlesone specches over delivered to
i!o,,rbon shortcomings, and sraiaicaily pictured
was no moro aso tor i solid South. and. ergo.
nlnn saurwin followed'inn u hnndsotno acEnowl-
et,gnse't to hls friends fern rseectton. ald then
ne ha oyss. so r. S ' t @
schno. lnatto must ad1n,rablespceGh. Arr9ra's
fayoEit, Ed9eno Garfield. WIS lnudty called tor.
ny tho continual laboFa Ut tho oaiupaign.
SANDWICH.
srsstal bhpaish " M 70 7ns rt' rcaafaeo 1!eans:
tght their po.,t-up o1thusiAsn! took saape u
s ws J. sexefs T. snsan se9 r. T. and S!hsrs
,natlu short addresses To tho throrglng crowd,
who woro talrly. Wild with cnthuslasin. cannons
hayo boon tired all tho ovonlnH, an1 tho strcDts
!nay 10 announced for iho bone,lt. ot ihose
no ss ta
appearea % i. Tns T"inuSt % iast wsek. that W..
gavo largely Increased liupubI!sun majority.
RTEnG.IEO, ILI.
,dpfetal utspatth 10 1ht Chicago 1Ft6uH$
STRNr.1Nt1, ILL.,, Nnv. j.-Thu pOpla srotn tho
surrounding country poured into tho ety to-
niYht. and tue atreo.s aro solil lnass Of h,inun
, 1880-11-04
GERMANY.
THE IsftJsnHtAM IltJtN1ET.

TIE FItCsEIAH HUUNEEs
berlin, Nov. J.-Tho tlnancial statement OF
Herr Dlttor, Minister Of Flnancu, III Introducing
tho prusstan budget, WIS received ilnfavorably.
lie saiu the lust tlnanClal year showed a d.
tlctency requiring ionn Of 6,OD, ,000 marks, nud
that wl,u tho estimates for tho current financial
year bniance, portion uf tho outlay WIS OK
iruordtuary. Tho Ordinary budget showed SUE.
plus ot sLO00, GU marks. 1,4uO.O01 Ut which Will
DO Iovutesi to tho remission Ut taxes. lie tntl-
mated that an incrtasa 0f the brewing tnx might
he found exi,udient, aud also thosB upon tnili-
tary exemptions, and Oh Dourse banking opoFa-
lions.
It has been resolved to bold IN International
railway exhibition herG In lBsss.
, 1880-11-04
. Running Sores.

NCSsIS0 sonxs.-IIenry Lnn4iarkcr, Dover, N
T., ccrttlcs that aug - 1877, ho t,roke his lex
The bonc WAS set by q phyaicInt. Upoh sesnos
tho hcet. Dnctots called thom ynElcose veins an,
ordered rubber stoektngs. pMlA ~ for Stuck
ctrn Remedies at,d was rapidly and permanent
ly cured. Certified To- Ly Lothtups s. Hinkham
Druggists, Dover. N. II.
, 1880-11-04


Sptetas DApateh 10 tbs Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Nov. 3.-Gc1l. 1Iancoek seemed to-
dny to be tho lHnst conccrncd nf any nhnH OH
G0yer1l0r's island over tho result 1T tho csec-
ttons. liz had retired nj tho ua0nl hour tho
nlgatbcforc. MISUNDERSTANDING with hls famlly
this morning he went 10 urmy headquarters. n,lti
hustled hiilsolf With his oi!!cInl correspondence.
Gcn. Mcclellan callutl to oxprcss Ills sympathy,
an.l 0cn. llaucoek's reply was that ho wns sorry
for the peuple and tho paFty. To other people
who called ho said he WIS willing to nblu Dy tho
lccalon OF the people. Several Of his military
srloutls cailod hut tho nspirtAg Democratic
politicians, sho now found 10 further uso for
Con. Hancock, kept awny.